, 1926-05-19
Cody Schools Close
Successful Year
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He will teach scien ce and mathe-
MATES and assist Sweitzer in the
coaching work.
Miss Marian Finch is not to be
back next year. and her place win
be filled by Miss Clarice Clemens,
of Upton. Wyoming, who comes to
Cody with unusual credentials, and
several years teaching experience.
Miss Finch has beer a members of
the Cody high school faculty for
three years, and her work has been
unusually satisfactory. 1t is to be
regretted that she did not decide
to return.
Miss Ruth Burns, who has been
so valuable an instructor in the
commercial department will return
in the fall. She will spend the
summer with home folks in Nebra-
ska. Miss Burns has developed some
very fine typists in her department,
and her york has been exceedingly
satisfactory in every way.
Miss Beulah Shriver as English
teacher, and Miss Marie Perry,
teacher of Latin and English are
both signed for another year and
will return in the fall. They are
both fine teachers, and valuable ad-
ditions to the high school faculty.
Miss Ida Ward has been touched
by Cupid's bow, and is to be mar
ried soon. Her place will be filled
by Miss Mamie Hogglund of Lar
annie, and a graduate of the home
economics department of the state
university. Miss Ward has esta-
blished a very fine record by her
work in the home economics depart
ment during her one year here,
and the board regrets to lose her.
She is a Cody girl who has accom-
plished the unusual-she has made
good in her home town.
Of the three teachers of the Jun
ior High, Winifred Mcbride, Louise
Filing and Manila Hanson, but one,
Misses Hanson and Mcbride have
been smitten by Cupid's dart, and
wedding bells will ring for them
some time during vacation time.
Miss Filing has accepted a position
as cashier at the Burlington Inn,
and will spend her entire vacation
in Cody.
Miss Helen Pitts, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Pitts of Cody, who at
the present time is teaching at Hor-
ton, Kansas, will have the Seventh
grade, and Miss Maevis Featherstone
of Manville, Wyoming will teach
the eighth in the Junior high. Both
of these young ladies come very
well recommended and will be valu-
able additions to the faculty.
The elementary department of the
Cody School faculty is to remain in
tact, everyone of the teachers being
elected, and have accepted their
present positions for another year.
Ruth Finch will have the Fifth
grade, Bernice Mead the Fourth
grade, Marguerite Luke the Third
grade, Audrey Blalock. the Second
Bessie Goodwin the First grade and
Ellen Hummel the Kindergarten.
All of these young ladies have prov
ed themselves to be efficient, and
capable, and the school board is
very fortunate to be able TO retain
them another year.
Miss Della Ballard has been elect
ed 10 the Irma Flat school for next
year to replace Mary Gipe, who
after several years is to retire from
her school work. She has been an
exceptional teacher, and the people
of Irma Flat regret to lose her.
Miss Audrey Wilder will be the
teacher at Cedar Mountain school
next year; Miss Irene Pitts will have
the Monument Hill school and Miss
Helen Haven will teach the Head
ranch school a second year.
In mentioning the school faculty
and the Cody school, it would be
unfair not to say a word regarding
the schools custodian, Barney Golf,
who has finished his first year in
this position and who is the IMAM
imous choice of the school board
and of the teachers for the position
another year. Mr.. Golf has made a
very valuable officer, his work has
been well done, and the school,
inside and out is in exceptionally
fine condition. A large and beauti-
full lawn has been developed under
his supervision and in every respect
he is entitled to a great deal OF
credit as a public official.
lens Jensen of Monument hill has