Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-22
Douglas Schools to Open
on Tuesday, Sept. 7th
Continued From Page one)

FRANKIE, who will teach in the Philip
/ pines.
The new teachers for tine grades will
! include Mary Fritz indianapolis, Ind. +;
Cecilia Foresberg, Minneapolis; E1nora
Deodorff, Hutchinson, Kans.; Kather-
inc, Riggan Death Valley Junction,
Calf; Beatrice Peters, Ohio Wesleyan
university; Lillian Hooker, Hibbing,
Mimi, and Coralie Derr, Montgomery,
w. Va.
All former principals are returning
to Douglas for this year. The person
mel of the faculty swill be as follows:
High school, j. IL. Carlson, Jr; Gram
mar George A. Bergfield; Clawson,
Portia Morhous; A.. avenue, Verne T.
Rogers; Seventh street, Sara Marley;
Second street, Emma Beals; Pirtleville,
Conception Faras; Sunnyside, Virginia
Heinze; Fifteenth street, Christine
Criley and colored school, J. w. Bryan.
Miss Sadie iShrum, formerly a teach
er in the city schools, and recently
teaching in Nevada, Mo, returns this
year. Miss Shrum has been studying
iintensively at Central Missouri State
Teachers college
SeAoO
teacher in Douglas, returns this year,
after having taught in the Hawaiian
islands and in the northwest. She is
a graduate of State Teachers college.
Iowa
! Miss Tennie Florey former teacher,
returns to the system after a year
| teaching in Mexico. Miss Florey is a
graduate of the College of Industrial
Arts, Denton, Texas.
| Follows a list of teachers and prin-
cipals (teachers only tentatively as
| signed to buildings):
High School.
! J. E. Carlson, Jr.; Jessie Black, Grace
Parsons, Gilmore Campbell, Ruth Kel-
Ter, Verna Fenton, Shirley Penny
Eileen Houghney, Bess Cavanaugh,
Harriet Shedd, H. Glenn Penny, H. w
! Griffiths, Paul Huber, d. K. Ingman
Annabelle Driskill, Rose Callan, Charles
w. Granger, H. b. Warren, Lucille Oar
ner, Clarence o. Van Antwerp, Mrs
Mae Stillman.
Grammar School.
George A. Bergfield, Bess Clark, Eff
fie Baugham, Mary Fritz, Mary Frost
Amanda Fullenwider, Cornelia Hart
well, Cecilia Foresberg, Elnora Deo-
dorff Minnie c. Morgan, Hazel Muir
ray, Kate Riggan, Helen Newhouse
Beatrice Peters, Ruby Teter, Linda
steele, Naomi Throckmorton, Ave
White, Florence Wilder, Ollie wilkins
Ruth Meischer.
| General Staff.
Mae Stillman, librarian; Mrs c. w
tHyer, nurse; George Cook, truant Off
Ger; Clara Duckett, grade music su
pervisor.
\ Mrs. Virginia Heinze.
COlOred School.
i J. w. Bryan, Mabel Bland.
A Avenue School.
Verne T. Rogers, Viola Ulrich, Lucil
Teter, Lillian Hooker, Edith Johnson
Carolyn Halliday, Ethelwyn Hallen
Mildred Railey, Marvel Milliken, Ten
ME Florey, Harry Olson, Ruby Nutter
Mary o. Wilson, Lulu Wickham.
> ClawsOn School.
Portia Morhous, Irma Dalton, Ferl
Halliday, Sadie .Shrum, Elsie Beator
Amelia Palzer Lucretia Lantz, Marylyl
Norton, R. L. Scott, Louise Powers
Arnett Stuppi, Irma Gardanier, Nor
Conlogue.
Seventh Street School.
Sara Marley, Eileen Mcclure, Mar
garet Smith, Grace Waldron, Lucill
5 Wilder, Jessie Cuppe, Nellie Dietrich
! Martha Criley, Mabel Frost, Nina New
kirk, Dorothy Smith, Bertha Leron
: Grace McGinnis, Jeanette Lindnel
( Emily Hamilton.
/ Fifteenth Street School.
& Christine Criley, Agnes Sadler, Rub
! Rice, Rose Slaughter, Anna RaymonC
! Bertha KrentZ.
81 PirtIeViIle.
s. Conception Faras, Rose Carver, Ros
: Faras, Coralie Derr, Anona Sander
5 Zillah Boice, Ethel Long, Ellen School
Second Street School.
Emma BeaIs, Margaret Schaffer, Me-
! tie Helsel, Dorothy Boice, Edythe Xii
( by, Irene Knott.
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