The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-29
County Schools To Present Solid Front
When Term Opens September; One Of
Few in State With Full Teaching Roster
supt. H. C. Secrest
Has Complete Staff
OF Teachers Hired
DUSTY" Miller Will
Speak At County
wide School Meeting


county superintendent, H. c. Sc
crest, who unlike the superintend-
ent of the city school in Kansas City
did not resort to nylons, every
teaching vacancy in the Noble
county school system has been
filled and on Tuesday morning,
September 3, the staff will be 100
per cent in every school.
In the state as a whole, there are
some 1000 vacancies still pending
and Noble county is one of the few
counties where such a problem does
not exist.
Supt. Secrest has been working
diligently for several weeks and his
efforts have been rewarded in that
he will be able to present 100 per
cent front in all the schools of the
system.
Final plans have been completed
for the county wide teachers meet
ing to be held Saturday morning,
beginning at $50 o'clock, in the
Common Pleas courtroom, Caldwell
Ward Bishop, Summerfield, presi-
dent of the Noble county teachers
association, will preside. Dusty"
Miller of Wilmington will be the
principal speaker.
Noble county agricultural agent
Floyd Henderson will also speak on
the Importance of All club activ
tiles, in conjunction with school
work
Policies for the teaching'year will
be outlined and supplies handed
Out.
The complete roster of teachers in
the Noble county school system is as
follows:
Beaver Local
High school: J. Lewis Stevens,
principal; Virgil Reed and Helen
Stevens.
Grade: Richard Atkinson, seventh
and eighth; Florence Gibson, fifth
and sixth; Virginia Brown, third
and fourth: Mabel Flood, first and
second; and Harold Roe, Jones.
Belle Valley Local
High School: J. H. Colley, prin-
cipal; Clyde Larrick, w. c. Reed and
Rama Groves.
Grade: Roy L. Davis, seventh and
eighth; Mildred Bond, fifth and
sixth; Leone Farmhouse, third and
fourth; and Marzuella Davis, first
and second.
BrOOkfieId Local
Mary Hickman and Fern Belford.
Buffalo Local
Floyd R. Davis and Esther Mich
elson.
Center Local
High school: Clarence Carter,
principal; Hobart Bond, Ruth Nc
Ginnis, Miles Stevens, Ruth Shriver,
music.
Grades: Mary Beymer; fifth and
sixth; Florence Lothes, third and
fourth; and Mary Rogers.
Dexter City Local
High school: Wallace Blake, prin-
cipal; Oneida Starr, Leila Rowland,
and Herman Rubel. T
Grades: Ada Ackley, fifth and
sixth; Ruth Knox, third and fourth;
and Adah Muser, first and second.
Elk Local
High school: H. NJ Ayers, prin-
cipal; Annabel Howell and Ernest
Huffman.
Grades: Paul Kelby; seventh and
eighth; Erval Stevens, fifth and
sixth; Paul Huffman, third and
fourth; and Luna Ullman, first and
second.
FuIda Local
High School: Sister NJ Canisia,
principal; and Sister M. Clara.
Grades: Wayne Mallet, seventh
and eighth; Sister M. Agnes, fourth,
fifth and sixth; Sister NJ Bernardo,
first, second and third.
Jackson Local
Helen Raney, Thelma Raney, and
Geniece Henthorne at Delaney.
MiddIeburg Local
Harold Vorhies and Annabel Vor-
HES.
Seneca Local
Dallas Bates and Ethel Cutler.
Sharon Local
High school: Earl Tarleton, prin-
cipal; Nancy Williams; and Bessie !
Hively.
Grades: Helen Ogle, seventh and
eighth; Clayton Burrier, fourth, fifth
and sixth, and Elizabeth Hill, first,
second and third. ,s
Stock Local
Arthur Kuhn, seventh and eighth;
Parker Crum, fifth and sixth, Flor
renee Wharton, third and fourth;
and Mildred Carter, first and sec
ond.
Summerfield Local
High school: F. w. Bishop, prin- ,
cipal; Otis King, Ruth Day, and :
Grace Taylor.
Grades: A. A. Stevens, seventh
and eighth; ]. G. Cutler, fifth and
sixth; Bertha Osborne, third and I
fourth; and Gladys Philpot, first and S
second. ..
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