The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-08
.RATHBUN LISTS
INSTRUCTORS IN
SINGH SCHOOLS
List Is Complete With Exception
of Four Vacancies; No Change
In Principals

Teachers for the five high schools
of Garrett county were announced
this morning by F. E. Rathbun, coun-
ty uperintendent, and with the eX-
ception of four vacancies the list is
complete There are no changes among
the principals of the five schools.
Mr. Rathbun expressed the hope
that these four vacancies would be
filled in the near future. He said he
had experienced unusual difficulty in
procuring teachers for the coming
term, not only in the high schools,
but for principals of one-room schools
that are away from the main high
ways.
High school teachers include the
following:
Friendsville
W. j. Glenn, principals; Lucille Har-
vey, Arthur Scrogum, Elizabeth Vir-
ginia Stemple, Charley Miller, the lat
ter vocational agriculture.
GrantSville
Frank J. Getty, principals; Emma
Caulk, Kathryn Speicher, Lucy Pal
merino, William C. Grimm, Laura d.
Turner, home economies; Lawrence
Faith, vocational agriculture. One
vacancy exists, in social studies, due
to resignation Of Zaidee Williams.
Accident
B. 0. Aiken, principal; Mabel
Schlosnagle, Margaret Rudy, home
economies; Eugene S. Schlossnagle,
vocational agriculture, recent grad
uate of the University of Maryland;
Mrs. Ruth MacMurray Patterson, as
science and mathematics instructor.
Oakland
F. D. Bittle, principally; Helen Gus
ter, Sybil Paynter, Ernest Spoerlein;
Loretta Ashby Hoopengardner, Asa
Lewis, Theoda Miller, Ruth R. Field,
Mildred S. Fike, Robert Sprague,
Sarah Helen Powell home economies,
graduate of Fairmont College; Mrs.
Adrian Carter, home economies; 0. 7.
eraser, vocational agriculture; E. s.
Smith; Virginia Weeks, Ruth c,
Brown, Ruth Ann Polling, Martha Viz
ginia Brown.
There is a vacancy in industrial
arts, due to resignation of Eugene
Harpold; one in mathematics, due to
resignation of Mary Lyle Smith; one
in English, due to resignation of Miss
Dorothea Fridinger Two instructors
are still undecided, Miss Catherine
Baker, art; and Miss Rosalyn Allen,
mathematics.
kitzmiller
O. P. Jones, principals; Margaret
Kochenderfer Emily Fox Moon, Eliza
beth w. Harris, and Mildred L.
Schmidt, the latter home economies
instructor, a recent graduate of
Bridgewater college, and native of
Swanton. There is a vacancy in Kitz-
miller for an industrial arts teacher
No Teachers Yet For Is
One-Teacher Schools
Mr.. Rathbun said he had been un-
able to obtain teachers thus far to
accept principalships in fifteen one
teacher schools that are located, in
The majority of cases, off the state
highways.
He sent forth a plea for anyone
knowing of a qualified person who
could meet the teaching requirements
to get in touch with him at the Court
House. He said normally he would
have had from seventy-fve to one
hundred applications, but that they
were very few at present.
He listed the following schools as
still without teachers:
Frankville, Fort Hill and Mt Zion
in district one; Chestnut Grove in dis
trict four; Sang Run and Hoyes Run
in district six; Red Oak, Red House
and Stever in district eight; Spring
Glade, Wilson and Boiling Spring, in
district ten; Piney Run, in district
eleven; Avilton, in district fifteen;
Lynndale, in district sixteen.
He stated if no teachers were OBJ
tainable tho only solution would be
the transportation of the pupils to
other nearby schools.
Upon resignation of Mrs. Edith
Wainer Bolton as teacher in the see
ond and third grades of Oakland Ele-.
mentary school, MIS-. Harriet Calls
Casteel is being appointed to supply
the vacancy, he announced