The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-08-28
COUNTY TEACHING STAFF
FOR 1880 IS ANNOUNCED
Three New Principals Named for
High SchOOls-Oakland High to
Have Fifteen Instructors
TEN POSITIONS STILL OPEN

Three new principals for Garrett
County High schools, new principal
for Oakland Grammar school and six
new instructors in Oakland High
School were named for the ensuing
school term, in addition to other ap-
pointments, it was learned this morn
ing at the office of the Board of Educa-
ton for Garrett county.
Mr.. Rathbun, County Superinten-
dent, pointed out that the list of teach
ers was but tentative and might be
changed to some extent before the
opening of school on Monday, Septem-
Der 8. There are still ten vacancies
to be filled.
The teachers of the county will meet
in Oakland on Thursday and Friday,
September and 5, at the high school
building, where the work of the year
will be outlined.
The new principals appointed by the
Board of Education are F. D. Bittle,
of Williamsport, Nd, who will take
the position made vacant by the res
ignation of Miss Katharine T. Conley,
Oakland High School; B. o. Aiken, of
Bethesda, Md, will be principal of Ac-
cident High School in place of Aus
tin A. Lamar, resigned. o. P. Jones,
of Morgantown, w. Va, will be prin-
cipal at Kitzmiller High School, TAX
ing the place of Joseph M. Bishop, re-
signed.
Morris L. Stier, of Glenlg, Md, will
be principal of Oakland Grammar
School.
The new instructors for Oakland
High school include Charles S. War
ner, Bel Air, history; W. X. Whit
craft, White Hall, Md, mathematics;
Miss Mary Thomas, Grafton, W. Va,
English; Miss Norma Bland, Morgan
town, W. Va, music; Bernard N.
King, Homecoming, history. Oakland
High school will have fifteen instruc-
tors this year.
Law Governing Attendance
All children who are 7, 8, 9, 10, II
or IL years of age (or to their actual
18th birthday are required by the
State school law to attend school each
and every school day unless specifi-
cally excused by some provision of the
said law.
Children 10, IA, Is or 16 years of
age Cor to their actual 18th birthday
who have not completed the seventh
grade, are required by the state school
law to attend school the entire time
schools are in session, beginning Mon
day morning, September 9Th unless
they are lawfully and regularly en-
ployed.
Children who have received a GER
tifcate of graduation from the sew
enth grade are not to return to the
elementary schools as pupils unless
they are given permission by the Su-
perintendent of Schools so to do.
Pupils Must Be Vaccinated.
Parents are advised to see that all
children entering school have been
successfully vaccinated, as no child
will be permitted to enter school who
has not been vaccinated and has a
certificate to that effect.
The list of teachers for high and
elementary schools as given out at
the School Board office contains the
following names of teachers and the
schools to which they have been as
signed as teachers:
High Schools.
Friendsville-W. J. Glenn, princi-
pal; Ethel Roberts, Clifford E. Funk,
RoselIe Bishoff, Charley B. Miller.
Grantsville-W. Day Mullinix, prin-
cipal; Emma Caulk, Frank Getty,
Margaret Leighton, Harley Spoerlein,
Ruth Conley.
Academic. o. Aiken, principal;
Arthur Scrogum, Helen Custer, Mar
guerite Carter, Marguerite Bewley, H.
W. Beggs..
Oakland-F. D. Bittle, principal; w.
W. jenkins, Rose Rice, Edna Kraft,
Martha Engle, Margaret Kochender-
fer, Foster Speicher, W. K. Whitcraft,
Calvin S. Warner, Mary Louise Thorn
as, Nathan B. King, Eva Falkenstein,
Oren T. eraser, Norma Bland. Com
mercial teacher to be supplied.
Kempton-Asa Lewis, principal;
Kathryn Speicher.
Kitzmiller-O. P. Jones, principal;
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