The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-08-30
SCHOOLS TO OPEN
NEXT TUESDAY,:
TEACHERS NAMED
List Announced Today BY F. E.
Rathbun, County Superinten-
dent; Some Vacancies


Instructors for high and elementary
schools for the coming school year,
with few vacancies here and there,
were announced this morning by f. E.
Rathbun, county superintendent, lust
a few days before school doors were
scheduled to swing open once again
for the new term.
Mr.. Rathbun explained that many
teachers were being employed who do
not meet the usual certification re-
quirements, but that it was necessary
! due to the emergency caused by the
scarcity Of tachers. There is a scarcity
! throughout the state, and there is still
lot of unrest among the profession,
he also stated. "They just won't stay
put" Even as Mr.. Rathbm prepared
to release the list yesterday afternoon
he received a resignation by phone,
and one came to his desk this morning
which he declared 'I'll just refuse to
accept it,"
His difficulties in securing teachers
this year have increased even over the
past year. A number of new ones are
listed, but there was not time to list
the subjects taught and where they
had received their training.
Schools are opening for the l945-4G
term on Tuesday morning, September
A. The annual teachers meeting will
be held on Friday, September 7, in the
Oakland High school auditorium. DR..
Paul R. Mort, professor Of education,
/ Teachers college, Columbia university.
will be the principal speaker. The pub
lie is invited. The meeting will open at
/ 8 o'clock.
ParOchial School to Open
The ParochiaI school will open on
Thursday, September 6. The music de-
partment will also open at that time
and students are asked to register.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Friendsville-Principal, to be sup
piled, Mary B. Maston, John W. Hol-
man, Anna G. SalIese, Charley b.
/ Miller.
Grantsville-Frank J. Getty, princi-
pal, Emma Caulk, Kathryn A.
Speicher, A. j. ReplogIe, 10 Purcell,
Margaret S. Atkinson, Margaret +.
Borror, William c. Grimm, Merle Gar
let's.
Accident-B. o. Aiken, principal;
George B. Lanham, Margaret E.
Oakland-Foster d, BittIa. n,inci-
pal; Helen Custer Roberta GorInv
, Sybilla J. PAINTER. Mrs. Rut6 G
Brown. Oliver r. KYLE, Mrs. GoIdac B.
Bittle, Ernest c., SpoerIein. Mrs
Donna H. Littman. Mrs. Marie Fans
Ter, Odar A. Watson. Mrs. Theoda R.
Miller Ruth R. Field, Mildred S. Fille
Mrs. Adrienne Garter. Helen Powell
O. T. eraser, Erwin S. Smith. Virginia
Weeks. Bessie A, Norton Inona NJ
Dodge, George Kcrins.
Kitzmiller-O. P. Jones. ZeIotcs r
! Knotts, Melvin L. Brown. Mary q
Blackburn. Mildred L. Schmidt.
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