Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-30

schools for four years ana was pIlh-
cipal at Gilbert, Idaho, two years ana
assistant principal at winchester,
Idaho, for one year.
Mr.. Carlson is graduate OF the
University of Washington at SeatCie
and has had special administrative and
educational work in the University OF
California, University of Idaho, Column
bia university, New York City and at
Leland Stanford university.
Boards of Education
The members of the board of educa-
ton since the inception of the school
system in 1902 has been in the order
of their incumbency as follows: E. r.
Pirtle, H. E. Kenyon, G. A. Overlook,
Albert Stacy, R. L. Scott, o. o. Ham
mill. C. H. Lund, H. B. Rice, +. T.
Wright, III. H. Hotchkiss, H. S. Kenyon
(appointed to fill vacancy caused by
resignation of H. H. HotchkisS), S. T.
Applewhite, F. RI. Wright, j. t. Hood,
H. A. Clark (appointed to fill vacancy
of S. P. Applewhite), A. B. Packard,
Mrs. Thomas Harsell, Albert Stacy,
George Dave.
The present board of education con-
siStS of George Dave, president; Albert
Stacy, clerk, and Mrs. Thomas Harsell.
The personnel of the various school
boards that has served since the
organization of the first school in the
district is indicative of the high STAN
dard that the school occupies in the
community today. Much time has been
given in study of the school problems,
and unSelfish devotion to working out
the best possible management has ever
been in the minds of the boards of
education. A great deal of hard work
as school directors usually escapes the
notice of the public.
Many of the former directors still
live in the city and may see the fruition
of their hopes in an enlarged school
system adequate to the needs of the
community.
The teaching corps for the ensuing
year:
High School
Charles w. Granger, principal.
Miss Jessie Black.
George Morris
Miss Gilmore Campbell.
Miss Ruth Keller.
Miss Eileen Houghney.
Miss Ruth Miescher.
Miss Shirley Penny.
Miss Bess Cavanaugh.
Miss Harriet Shedd.
H. W. GriffithS.
H. Glenn Penny.
Paul Huber.
d. K. Ingman.
Louise eastman.
Miss Cora Biggs.
Miss Rose Callan.
Charles Johnston.
Joe Fairbanks.
Mrs Mae Stillman
Harry B. Warren.
Miss Agnes Watt.
Grammar ScnOOl
George A. Bergfield, principal
Miss Bertha Lerom.
Miss Kate Riggan.
Miss Ruth Saw.
John Greene.
Miss Helen Nelson.
Miss Cornelia Hartweil.
Miss Linda Steele.
Miss Bess Clark.
Miss Hazel Murray
Miss Amanda FulenwiCler.
Miss Elnora Deardorff.
Miss Aileen Mcclure.
MISS Ellie Baugham.
Mrs Mary Fritz.
Miss Ava White.
Miss Beatrice Peters
Mrs. Nora Conlogue.
Miss Cecilia Forsberg.
A Avenue
Miss Verne T. Rogers, principal
Miss Viola Ulrich.
Miss Lillian Hooker.
Miss Florence Turvey
Miss Carolyn Halliday
Miss EthelWyn Hallen.
Miss Nina Newkirk.
Mrs. Ruby Nutter.
Miss Emily Hamilton.
Miss Hazel Burkett.
Miss Beatrice Wien.
Miss Mary Olson
Miss Mildred Daley.
Miss jeanette Lindner.
Fifth Street (COIOrcd)
j. w. Bryan
Miss Mabel Bland
Mrs. Effie E. Autry
ClaWs0n School
Miss Portia Morhaus, principal.
Miss Irma Dalton.
Miss Sadie Shru1n
M4SS FGFA f1dulQay.
Mrs. Mabel Frost.
Miss Amelia Palzer
Miss Margaret Smith
Miss Irlna Gardanier
Miss Helen Vaughn
Miss Annette Stuppi.
Miss Grace McGinniss.
Miss Dorothy Smith.
Miss Hope Sisson
Fifteenth Street School
Miss Christine Criley, principal.
Mrs. Agnes Sadler.
Mrs. Rubye Rice
Mrs. Rose Slaughter
Miss Martha Criley.
Miss Thel1na Decker
Miss Alice Decker.
! Mrs. Jessie Cuppe.
Second Street School
! Mrs. Emma Bea1s, principal.
Miss Margaret Schafer.
| Miss Grace Waldron.
Miss Nettie Helsel.
Miss Edith Kirby.
| Miss Irene Knott.
Sunnyside School
Mrs. Virginia Heinze.
Seventh Street School