The Coconino sun., 1926-08-27

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and her two children John and Betty.
Mrs. Jessee expects to return to her
home in Kansas City early in Sep
i tember.
The following teachers have been
elected to teach in the public schools
of Williams for the ensuing year:
Primary, Miss Gladys Mason, Miss
Eloise Sullivant, Miss Frances Sharp,
Miss Olive Mitchell, Miss Helen Eas-
ton and Miss Helen Livingston. In
termediate, Miss Helen Maxwell, Miss
Minnie Anderson, Miss Ruth Rennick,
Miss Regina Rousseau, and Mrs
Katherine Benham, Harry Shill,
grammar; Miss Esther Perry, health;
Mrs. Edna Craig, Art; Miss Velna
Christopher, music; Miss Bessie AL
corn, commercial; Miss Annie Jag
gard, English; Miss Clementine Shurt-
left, language and physical educa-
tion; Roy Gotthold, manual training
and mathematics; Virgil Rosenbaum,
history and athletics; V. w. Helma,
science and physical education; Miss
Sarah Wilson, home economics and
athletics; Miss Mary Watson, manual
arts.
the Misses Sullivant, Easton, Max
well, Anderson, Rennick, Rousseau,
Perry, Alcorn, Watson and Jaggard
are retained from last year. The work
of these teachers has been of a high
standard and Williams is fortunate in
having them again connected with the
school system.
I Miss Edith Anderson, Miss Bernice
Hawkins and Miss Pauline Jones re-
signed to get married.
i Miss Gladys Mason is a graduate
of Tempe State Teachers college and
has had several years of successful
experience.
Miss Frances Sharp is a graduate
of Flagstaff Teachers college and has
likewise had several years of success
full experience.
Miss Olive Mitchell graduated last
June from the college at Flagstaff.
Her record at that institution is most
satisfactory and letters submitted by
instructors indicate she will make a
most excellent teacher.
Miss Clementine Shurtleff will have
charge of the language department in
the high school and girls physical ed
ucation. She holds an A. B. degree
from the University of Nevada and
is particularly interested in elocution,
expression and library work. She has
had several years of successful exper-
ience in Nevada and comes we'll rec
commended as a young lady fully
qualified to supervise girls of high
school age.
Miss Sarah Wilson will have charge
of the home economics department
and will assist Miss Shurtleff in the
physical education department. She
is qualified under the Smith Hughes
act for work in the vocational train
ing of girls and has had considerable
experience in her line. She is a
graduate of the University of Arizona
and while attending that institution
was member of the basket ball team,
assisted in the university dining hall
in the way of preparing salads, plan
ming menus and buying foods. She
is particularly gifted in the matter of
class banquets and dinners and will no
doubt be an addition to the high
school faculty.
Miss Christopher will have charge
of the music in the schools. She has
4 had two years experience as a sup
ervisor and teacher, was valedictorian
/! of her class in college, played the vio-
lin in the university orchestra and for
/ three years was a member of the uni
/ versity glee club. She has appeared
several times in public and private
recitals at the university. She holds
an A. B. degree from the University
| of Kansas and has done graduate
work in the University of Arizona.
/ Mr.. Rosenbaum is a graduate from
| Cornell college, Iowa. He will have
charge of the history and debating as
well as assist in the physical educa-
tion department. He was at one time
scout master and while in college was
president of the Y. M. c.. A. and in
that position did very good work
among the students of the institution.
/ His athletic work includes football,
basketball and track. His debating
teams in Oklahoma won majority of
the judges decisions.
/ Miss Helen Livingston is a grad
uate of the Northern Arizona Normal
school. She has had two years ex-
perience in the public schools at Mesa
and will be of material help in our
| primary department.
Mr. Helma holds an A. 3. degree
/ from South Dakota university and
diploma from the Rock-Meanwell
coaching schools. He has had three
years experience in athletics, science
and mathematics. He holds Palmer
penmanship certificate. The success
of the lightweight football team in
northern Ohio was due to his coach
ing. Under the guidance of Mr.. Hell
ma and Mr.. Rosenbaum the high
school teams should develop into
champion material.
/ Mr.. Gotthold has a B. S. degree
from South Dakota and an NJ. A. de-
gree from the University of Mime
sofa. He will have charge of math-
ematics and manual training. He is
qualified to direct band and an or
chestra and will be of material assist