The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-08-17
INSTRUCTORSFOR
COMING SCHOOL
TERM ARE NAMED
Lists Announced Monday By F.
E. Rathbun, County Superin-
tendent; Several Changes
Are Noted In Stats

Instructors for high and elementary
schools for the coming school year
Rathbun, county superintendent of
schools.
With the many changes taking
place in the teaching profession
throughout the entire country, Mr..
Rathbun said he was particularly
gratified that he could announce
every school and every position sup
piled. There have been about twelve
changes in the high schools, with new
teachers supplied, and four new ones
have been named in the elementary
group. There have been number of
transfers in the list.
New high school instructors in
cluded the following: Mary B. Mas
| ton, of Reynoldsvilc, w. Va, a grad
uate of West Virginia University.
1914. to teach English and public
speaking in Friendsville; John w.
Holman, former elementary teacher,
to teach in Friendsville. Margaret
Ann Stalnaker and Mrs. Elizabeth P.
Hanlin are new teachers in Grants
vile. Miss Stalnaker, a graduate of
Davis and Elkins college, 1914, is a
resident of Elkins. She will teach
English and social studies; Mrs. Ham
,tl1 L..
sides at Mt Storm. She is graduate
of West Virginia University, 1914,
and will teach home economics and
related science.
Margaret Evelyn Seese is the only
new teacher for Accident, and will
teach home economics and related
science She is from Moorefield, w.
Va. and graduate of West Virginia
University in 1913, having taught
last year on the Eastern Shore. She
will fill the vacancy caused by resg
nation of Margaret Rudy who will
teach in Southern High school, near
| Annapolis.
There are five new instructors in
Oakland High, and Asa Lewis, in
structor last year, will teach this
year at Deer Park New instructors
are Mrs. Donna Littman, of Oakland,
graduate of Western Maryland col.
lege, who will teach chemistry and
biology; Esther Mae Wilson, York
Springs. Pa, and graduate of Bridge
water college, 1914, English, history,
biology, music; Virgil Ellen Wilson,
of Fairmont State Teachers College,
| biology, home economics; Mrs. Marie
Fansler, Davis, w. Va, W.V.U. grad
uate, social studies; and George 3.
Lanham, former instructor in D. and
E. college, Elkins, social studies.
| kitzmiller will have two new ones,
Mrs. Annie Rossiter, who studied this
summer at Stetson University, Flor
ida, English and music; and Mrs.
Elizabeth Wamsley Wilson, who will
| teach mathmatics.
Schools To Open September )
Schools will open Tor the 1944-45
term on Tuesday morning, September
5. The annual teachers meeting will
be held on the following Monday, Sep
! TENDER II, in the Oakland High school
auditorium.
| Robert kazmayer, noted lecturer,
who spoke to the teachers at prevl-
Gus countrywide meeting, will again
be the principal speaker. Mr.. Kaz-
mayer recently returned to this coun-
| try from a siX-week's trip through
Mexico. He will deliver his address at
1890 a. M. which is open to the gen
era public.
| The County Teachers Association
will meet in the afternoon.
HIGH SCHOOLS
! Wilbur J. Glenn, prin-
cipal; Mary B. Maston, John W. Hol-
man, Anna G. Sallese, Charley B.
Miller, Mrs. Lucille Harvey Sines,
Bessie A. Norton.
Grantsville-Frank j. Getty. prin-
cipal; Emma Caulk, Kathryn Speicher,
Margaret Ann Stalnaker, 10 Purcell,
William c. Grimm, Mrs. Elizabeth F.
Hanlin, A. j. Raplogle, Mrs. Lucille
Harvey Sines. Bessie A. Norton.
Accident-B. O. Aiken, principal;
Mrs. Mabel S. Graves. Mrs. Ruth M.
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