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MAY 27, 103 G
1990 Instructors Named For Next Year by City School Board
(Continued From rage 14)
Fitzgerald; .’;a-b, Lucille Woody;
2a-b. Kate Goddard; la-b, Mary
Dwyer.
SCHOOL NO. 56
fia-b, Creella Lee; 6b, Myrtle
Johnson: sa-b. Vivian Reynolds;
sb-4a, Jacqueline Davis; 4a-b, Myr
tle Stephen.'-; 4b, Mary Danger
field; 3a-b, Leona Winfrey; 3b-2a,
Clarissa Winlock; 2a-b, Caroline
Davis; 2b-la, Ruth G. Bailey; la-b,
Sadie Williams.
SCHOOL NO. 57
Junior High School— Charlotte
Alwes, Genevieve Burns, Rosalind
Ewing, Gladys Wheeler, Ruby Win
ders, Loreen Wingard.
6a-b, Esther Davis; 6a-b, Ruby
Ertel; sa-b, Edna Henry; sb-4a,
Laura Benson; 4b, Nila Hornaday;
3a-b, Jean flberhart; 3b-2a, Teena
Fostma; 2b, Bertha Denzler; 2b-la,
Julia Vestal; lb, Abbie M. Kantz.
SCHOOL NO. 58
Junioj- High School— Deborah
Edgeworth, Bennie Barrel!, Maye
Dynes, Mabel Hclmcr, Martha Nu
zum.
6a-b. Lillian Lynch; 6a-b, Ber
nice Wren; sa-b, Bertha Hasseld;
fta-b, Mabel Moran; 4a-b, Helen
Brandon; 4b, Lucy Easterday; 3a-b,
Gladys Martin; 3b, Maude Wertz;
2a-b, May Mcßride; 2b, Halsie
Warren; la-b, Mabel Smith; lb.
Maude Hoffman; sp. b, Efa Ma
horncy.
SCHOOL NO. 60
Junior High School— Grace
Campbell, William Dobyns, Ger
trude Emmerich. Marguerite For
ger. Adrienne Schmcdel, Mary Ann
Tall, Myrtle Nieze.
6a, Ethel Cavanaugh; 6b, Sarah
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Helen Selvage; lb, Helen Cook.
SCHOOL NO. 61
6a-b. Assistant principal; sa-b,
Anna Edgeworth; 4a-b, Frieda Bin
ninger; 3a-b, Marguerite Baker;
2a-b, Signa Schoonover; la-b,
Emma Byftcld.
SCHOOL NO. 62
Junior High School—Hazle Al
corn, Mildred Dirks, Olive Gunder,
Natalie Smith, Janet Keller.
6a, Edna Jones; 6b-sa, Berta
Bar.lowj sa-b. Ruby McCurdy; sb,
Mac-belle Florence; 4a-b, Lucille
Gaines; 4a-b, Nell Fuqua; 4b-sa,
Charlotte Brocksmith; 3a-b, May
Hubbard; 3b, Lucille Elder; 2a-b,
Flora Youngblood; 2b, Margaret
Figcl; 2b-la, Martha Isham; lb,
Louise Allison; lb, Blanche Benbow.
Junior High School—Anna Court
ney, Elizabeth Mitchell.
6a-b, Alma Williams; sa-b, Ruth
Nalrs; 4a-b. Jeanetta Baird; 4b-3a,
Willie M. Johnson; 3b-2a, Edna Gs
borne; 2b-la, Lillian Johnson; lb,
Emma Perkins.
SCHOOL NO. 61
6a-b-sa-b, Assistant Principal;
4a-b-3a-b. Edna Graves; ,2a-b-la-b,
Frances Schexsnider.
SCHOOL NO. 66
Junior High School— Ada B.
Clark, Laura Fraser, Clara Holladay,
Kathleen Zlaibcr.
6a-b, Adelia Brier; 6b, Helen
Bethwell; sa-b, Hazel Force; sb,
Irene Harrison; 4a-b, Dorothy Gay
ler; 4b, Esther Pickard; 3a-b, Gail
Hadsell; 3b-2a, Lillian Schaefer;
2b. Isabella Eddy, la-b, Opal Gar
ner; lb, Mary Hastings.
SCHOOL NO. 67
Junior High School—Marie G.
Sweeney. Nannette Love, Clara
Moore, Lola Noelacher.
6a-b, Sue Sims; 6b, Gladys Mur
chie; sa-b, May Belle Ellis; sa-b,
Iva Shumate; 4a. Katherine Laugh
lin; 4b, Edna Collins; 3a-b, Estelle
Meyers; 3b-2a, Josephine Morgan;
2a-b, Harriet Cook; 2b-la, Myrtle
Freeman; lb, Newell Hulvershom.
SCHOOL NO. 68
sa-b-4a-b, Enid Peirce; 3a-b-2a,
Norma Gribler; 2b-la-b, Assistant
principal.
SCHOOL NO. 69
Junior High School—Hazel Bonke,
Julia Hitzelberger, Wilma Senne
field.
6a-b, Edna Smith; sa-b, Jessie
Craig; sb-4a, Nellie Myers; 4b-3a,
Florence Dynes; 3b, Gertrude Kemp;'
2a-b, Irene Middlesworth; 2b-la„
Bessie Neng; lb, Anna Ott.
SCHOOL NO. 70
Junior High School—Lucy E.
Allen; Laura Holden, Althea John
son, Evelyn Rabb. Madge Temper
ley, Madge Allen, Louise Karle.
6a-b, Bertha Keller; 6b, Mary
Hudelson; sa, Lois O'Connel; sb,
Kathryn Hollander; sb-4a, Florence
Johnson; 4a-b, Edna Williams; 4b
3a, Cora Griffin; 3a-b, Lillian Nack
enhorst; 3b-2a, Bertha Hazzard;
2a-b, Elizabeth Mills; 2b-la, Helen
Pollock; la-b, Grace Ryan; lb,
Roxie Day.
SCHOOL NO. 72
Sp. B, Assistant principal; Sp. B,
Gertrude Hickman.
SCHOOL NO. 72
Junior High School— Adelaide
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Gastineau, Ruth Gorman, Julia
Miller.
6a-b, Alvaretta Stoddard; 6b-sa,
Charlotte Schaefer; sb. Hilda Som
mer; sb-4a, Isabelle Wallace; 4b.
Edna Brier; 3a-b. Elizabeth Evans;
3b-2a, Ruth Emrich; 2b-la. Alice
Davis; la-b, Emeline Joseph; lb,
Blanche Becker.
SCHOOL NO. 73
Junior High School—Martha Bar
ber, Elma Jennings, Vera Westfall.
6a-b, Florence Geisler; 6b, Pearl
Lloyd; sa-b, Edna Parrett; sb, Mar
garet Flesel; 4a-b. Blanche Hollings
worth; 4b-3a, Winifred Clark; 3b,
Bessie Borden; 3b-2a, Beulah Tin
der; 2b. Mary McCarthy; la-b, Vir
ginia Qualter; lb, Juanita Donald
son.
SCHOOL NO. 74
Junior High School—A ssis tan t
Principal. Lulu Taurman.
6b-sa, Grace Reynolds: sb-4a, Bes
sie Teague; 4b-3ab--2a, Iva Pcarey.
SCHOOL NO. 75
Junior High School—Hazel Calla
han, Maude Dome, Florence Hackle
man, Ada Trueblood.
6a-b, Mabel Bateman; 6a-b. Fran
ces Shaw; sa-b, Elizabeth McLeod;
sb, Marguerite French; 4a-b, Mar
tha Turner; 4a-b, June McKee;
3a-b, Alice Sexton; 3a-b, Mary
Treat; 2a-b, Gertrude Loy; 2b, Jes
sica Huff; la-b, Nora Odiet; lb,
Beatrice Duffy.
SCHOOL NO. 76
Junior High School—Helen Irwin,
Mary Kervan, Marguerite Orndorff,
Cora Smith, Louise Swan.
6a-b, Helena McDavitt; 6b, Fran
ces Graney; sa-b, Eunice Shelby;
sb-4a, Mabel Le Fevre; 4a-b, Jo
sephine Caldwell; 4b-3a, Laura
Cooper; 3b, Wallace Montague;
2a-b, Lois Klepmger; 2b-la. Louise
C. Moon; la-b, Martha Logsdon; lb,
Martha Atherton.
SCHOOL NO. 77
sa-b, Assistant Principal; 4a-b-3a.
Marian Miller; 3b-2a-b, Anna P.
Hamilton. 2b-la-b, Mary Dixon.
SCHOOL NO. 78
Junior High School—lrma Bied
enmeister, Florence Grace, Irene
Healy, Aurelia Smith.
6a-b, Helen Ehrhardt; 6b-sa, Rose
Thompson; sa-b, Irma Sorhage;
sb-4a, Elizabeth Berkshire; 4b, Jes
sie Patterson; 3a-b, Anna Reeves;
3b-2a, Lois Hagcdorn; 2a-b, Clara
Steele; 2b-la, Marguerite Mahoney;
lb, Mary Misch.
SCHOOL NO. 79
7b-6a-sa-b-4a. Assistant Princi
pal; 4b-3a-b-2a-b-la-b, Elizabeth
RatclifTe.
SCHOOL NO. 80
Junior High School—Louise Mc-
Carthy, Kate Voris, Louise Wheeler.
sa-b, Edith Sanders; 4a-b, Edith
Yansky; 4b-3a, Helen F. Hall; 3a-b,
Grace Grimes; 2a-b, Jane Seale;
2b-la, Lcta Shute; lb, Pearl Eiler,
SCHOOL NO. 81
Junior High School—Edith Freet
ly, Margaret Ruth, Edna Shaw.
6a-b, Bess Kern; 6b, Marian Ish
am; sa-b, Helen Hopping; sb-4a,
Virginia Fiilinger; 4b-3a, Gertrude
Mahoney; 3a-b, Mildred Finkbiner;
2a-b, Nina Sims; 2b-la, Edna Chan
dler; lb, Bertha Keith.
SCHOOL NO. 82
Junior High School—Helen Chip
man, Margaret Martin, Harriet
O’Meara.
6a-b, Estelle Williamson; sa-b,
Lollia Buckley; sb-4a, Mabeth Cal
lon; 4b. Delores McCoy; 3a-b, Man
elle Scott; 3b, Violet Huston; 2a-b,
Margaret Schofield; 2b-la, Mary
Newkirk; lb, Mabel Wallace.
SCHOOL NO. 83
Assistant Principal, 6a-b-sa-b,
Genevieve Mcntlow; 4a-b-3a-b,
Maudelene Bailey; 2a-b-la-b, Ima
N. Black.
SCHOOL NO. 84
Junior High School—Mary L.
Connor, Bess Ruse, Florence Schaub,
Ruth Woods.
6a, Helen Hollingsworth; 6b, Es
ther Cofling; sa-b, Mary Keltner;
sb, Anna W. Trimpe; 4a-b, Florence
Grossman; 4b-3a, Gertrude Ertel;
3b. Belle Inglis; 2a-b, Lillie Mc-
Bride; 2b, Martha Pearcy; la-b,
Evelyn Hall; lb, Rebecca Niceson.
SCHOOL NO. 85
Junior High School— Gladys
Gratz, La unice Horne, Cora Trafz,
Bessie Duffey.
6a-b, Helen Frick; 6b-sa, Marie
Parker; sa-b, Alberta Hastings; 4a
b. Stella Persinger; 4b-3a, Jewel
Walker; 3b-2a, Elsie Kleifgan; 2a
b. Lcnore Sullivan; la-b, Lura Mar
ietta
SCHOOL NO. 86
6a-b-sa, Assistant Principal; sb
-4a-b. Mary Renk; 3a-b-2a, Vella
Freed; 2b-la-b, Norma Marshall.
SCHOOL NO. 87
6a, Katherine Davis; 6a-b, Lil
lian Kuykendall; 6b-sa, Gladys
Byeis; sa-b, Irene Lyens; sb-<a,
Cerene Allen; 4b, Edythe Roache;
4b-3a, Vera Forte; 3a-b, Ethel Hill;
3b-2a, Eleanor Bryant; 2a-b,
Blanche Booth; 2b-la, Ella Miller;
lb, Delight Mintcn.
SCHOOL NO. 90
4b-3a-b-2a, Assistant principal;
2b-la-b, Grace M. Wood.
SCHOOL NO. 91
Junior High School—Hilda All
dredge, Garnett Foreman, Mclva
Pickett.
6a-b, Meta Fogas; 6b-sa, Helen
Wright; sb, Irma Judd; 4a-b. Mary
A. Bartlow; 4t>-3a, Evalyn IIoop
man; 3-b. Marcia Guthridge; 3b-2a.
Ruth Wirth; 2b, Charlotte Bruce;
2b-la-b, Ada Miller; lb, Lucy Had
ley.
HOSPITAL SCHOOLS AND
LIP READING
City Hospital. Jane I. Johnson.
Special Education, lip reading.
Louise Fadou.
SHORTRIDGE
George Buck, Principal; Emmett
A. Rice, Vice-Principal: Joel W.
Hadley, Vice-Principal and Teacher
of Zoology.
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
Katharine Allen, Ruth L. Arm
strong, Mary Dye Beach, James C
Beane, Elizabeth Brayton, Virginia
Brookbank, Edith G. Campbell,
Reeta Clark, Mildred Foster, Vir
ginia Fout, Florence Fritts, A. J.
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PAGE 15
Browning, Enoch D. Burton, Grace
Maude Custer, Florence Goodnough,
Martha Hunt, S. P. Jenckes, C. M.
Keesling. James E. Moore, Ellen
Ockcr, Margaret Pierson, Simon P.
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DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
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Anna L. Oertle, Kenneth Peter
man, Dorothy Peterson. Paul See
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W. Wilson, Hattie L. Winslow.
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