The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-08-15
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS
OF COUNTY ARE NAMED
County Superintendent An
nOunces Names of Instructors
Today; Board Met Monday
LISTS FEW NEW TEACHERS

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Instructors in the High Schools of
the county were announced this morn
ing by F, E. Rathbun, County Super
intendent, following a meeting of the
Board of Education on Monday.
Three new teachers were appointed,
including Merle A. Rosselle, Oakland
High; Eleanor r. MacMurray, Kemp
ton High, and Mary Margaret Nutter,
Kitzmiller. Mr.. Rosselle is a graduate
of West Virginia Wesleyan College,
Buckhannon, class of 1885, and will
teach mathematics and physical edu-
cation. Miss MacMurray is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. MacMurray, of
the Power House; is graduate of
Kueka College, Keuka, N. Y, and is
in summer school at Western Mary
land College this summer. Miss Nutter,
who will teach in Kitzmiller, taught
last year in Accident
FriendsviIIe High
Wilbur J. Glenn, principal; Foster
0. Speicher, Raymond O. Mccullough,
Ethel Grove, Charley B. Miller.
Grantsville High School
Frank J. Getty, principal; Emma
Caulk, Martha Engle, Hazel NJ. Speich-
err, Harley H. Spoerlein.
Accident High School
B. 0. Aiken, principal, Arthur Scrog
UNI, Kathryn A. Speicher, Louise Dill
lon, H. W. Beggs.
Oakland High School
Foster D. Bittle, principal; Rose
Rice, Alverta Dillon, Margaret Koch
enderfer, Marshall G. Brown, Roland
c. Ready, Cornelius Gisriel, Dorothy
Edwards, Ernest c. Spoerlein, Helen
Custer, Merle Rosselle, Carl H. Everly,
Erwin S. Smith, Martha Hamstead, 0.
T. eraser.
Mrs. Ruth Conley Brown, music in
structor, will teach part time in
Grantsville, Accident, Friendsville and
Oakland schools.
KemptOn High School
Asa Lewis, principal; Ruth Mac
Murray.
Kitzmiller High School
o. P. Jones, principal; Thomas V.
Baucom, Ada NJ. Beall, Eugene Har-
pold, Mary NJ. Nutter.
Bus Contracts Awarded
School bus contracts were awarded
by the Board as follows:
Steyer to German, NJ. E. Tucker, Of
Steyer; Grove to New Germany, Stan
ley E. Grove, GrantsviIle; Green's
neighborhood to Beall, James H. Green,
Frostburg; Crabtree to Frankville, H.
Howard Wilt, Swanton; Dorsey to
National Pike, Asa Fresh, Grantsville;
Bond to New Germany, William 7.
Broadwater, Piedmont, W. Va; Jasper
Sisters to Sang Run, Jasper Sisler,
Sang Run; Cation to Johnson, Hipol
Karalevicz, Frostburg; Mineral Spring
to National Pike, William P. Hanft,
Accident; Swallow Falls to Hoyes Run,
William P. Lee, Oakland,
Two vacancies were announced in
two scholarships, st. Mary's Female
Seminary, and tuition scholarship in
Blue Ridge college. Anyone interested
is requested to make application at
once to F. E. Rathbun, county super
intendent.
The Board decided to construct
new two-room school building in West
Vindex. Delegations had appeared re-
questing the location of an addition
to the present VindeX school, and re-
questing the new building. An ap-
preparation was made by the county
commissioners for school building
needs at either Vindex or West Vindex.
The Board adopted a resolution APP
proving, ratifying and adopting an
application filed by the Board of
County Commissioners to the Federal
government for grant to aid in fl
nancing the completion of the new
school building at Red House.
All members of the Board were
present, Stuart F. Hamill, Mrs. Fran
ces F. O'Donnell, and James W.
Friend.
Schools will open Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 4, following an all-day teach
ers' meeting in the Oakland High
School on Tuesday, September 8.
All beginning students, according
to the State law, must show a certifi-
cate of vaccination before being en-
rolled in any school.