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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1936

Page

3

Junior High Heads Retain Status With Added Staff

The board approved a staff list of eight teachers including Mrs Wells Peck after discussion led by E R Moore. The group favored using experienced staff as a nucleus though some members noted several teachers are new. The list names Henrietta Bures Doris Reuter Marjorie Donehue Lillian Hahan Dorothy Hasek Mrs Esther Hayner Mrs Mary Kelso Florence Kohimier Mrs Esther Kiska Mrs Laura McCulloch Miss Ruth Putnam Miss Alice Rudd Mrs Lucille Rogers Annie Y Smith Virginia Slauson Lenore Stark Mrs Emma Sallach Mrs Edna Schultz Miss Grace Crager and Mrs J G Stone. The census must be completed by July 1 for state funds. The board elected Mrs C T Hickok as representative to the county convention May 12. Bohemian language classes may use classrooms in Hayes and Harrison schools Summer term June 15 to July 17. A request to construct an outdoor arena on school property was referred to the building and grounds committee. Warming house use for the playground rink was also referred. The board declined to participate in or resist a petition for oiling Sixteenth Avenue SW. L E Olson was granted a leave of absence for 1936-37 for a Roberts fellowship at Columbia University.

Wells Peck E. R. Moore Henrietta Bures Doris Reuter Marjorie Donehue Lillian Hahan Dorothy Hasek Esther Hayner Mary Kelso Florence Kohimier Esther Kiska Laura McCulloch Ruth Putnam Alice Rudd Lucille Rogers Annie Y. Smith Virginia Slauson Lenore Stark Emma Sallach Edna Shultz Grace Crager J. G. Stone C. T. Hickok Moore Bohemian School Board Hayes School Harrison School John D. Fryrear Fifth Avenue Fifth Street Playground Commission Sixteenth Avenue Ninth Street Eleventh Street L. E. Olson Roberts Columbia University

Local notable injuries and community notes from Cedar Rapids area

Reports include O R Bishop hurt by flying concrete on the island wall. Allen the Washington high janitor moving to Pasadena. Leona Burke bruised in a downtown auto crash. Leonard Shukie injured in a bicycle collision. T F McCauley resigning as city engineer after council action. Also details on the Cedar Rapids Ad Men convention, the new Motorcycle and Bicycle club, and local civic events with D A R and Linn County Historical Society participants.

O. R. Bishop Allen Washington High School Pasadena Calif Leona Burke Eighth Avenue Sixth Street Leonard Shukie Third Avenue T. F. McCauley Cedar Rapids Act Club Majestic Theater Philadelphia Cedar Rapids Motorcycle and Bicycle Club E. J. Burianek, Jr Louis Machemer Edgar Harlan Des Moines Linn County Historical Society J. L. Bever

Wellman High Names Best Citizen in Poll

The Wellman School votes Jimmy Coffey best citizen with Della Potsander second and Rex Severt third in a poll conducted by the normal training class Friday.

Wellman Wellman High School Jimmy Coffey Della Potsander Rex Severt

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