iII»*IBrookfield School b Already Nearly CompleteIThirty of the 35 teachers who will compose the 1947-4 8 faculty of the Brookfield public schools have already been selected, according to Supt. John Ruuh. i , The list of teachers already con-tracted with follows:*1II3tlrs-9Qe»artll3John A. Rauh. superintendent;Senior High School Glen Simpson, principal; Wm. V. Hankins, Instrumental music; W. O. Taylor, coach and physical education; C\ P. Dodge, industrial arts; Miss Helen Leaphart, commerce; Miss Uuth Ann Ogden, i home economics; II, L. Jaqulss, science; Ben E. Hayes, commerce; Miss Hazel Sensintaffer,English Mis. Ludise llagcbush,social studies. \ * - -JlHf •' V.';1 Junior HigtiWayne F. Wright, principal; George «Carpenter,* Jr., science; Miss Crystal Adams, mathematics: Miss Susie Lee Clark, social studies; Mrs. Fleeta Rodgers, English; Mrs. Mae McClintick, socialw* . ;* • *.v ;. Element«ry % I,i. Ida Mae * Womb well, Mrs. |• MrsViola McDonald, Mrs. Bertha [ Anderson, Mrs. Florence N. Dodge, Mrs. Catherine Bunch, Miss Alma Snow, Miss Loren e!i3tCaddy. , „ . 'Mrs. Augusta Brown, Miss Doris Oldham, Mrs. Margaret Burns, Miss Julia Black, Miss Neoma Techau.IIlMrs. Laverlne Pendleton, colored elementary school.tNearly all of the teachers will spend their summer vacation in Brookfield. W. O. Taylor coach and instructor in physical education, and Wayne F. Wright, principal of the Junior High School, plan to attend the summer term of the University of Missouri George Carpenter, Jr., junior high science teacher, will be at home in Baldwin. Kans., and Mrs. Fleeta Rodgers. English teacher, will sp nd the summer at her home In Marceline. Mrs. Augusta | Brown, elementary teacher, will be on a farm near Linneus; Ben Hayes, who teaches commerce In the high school, will be at home in Milan; Mrs Hazel Sensintaffer, will spend her vacation on a farm near Laclede, and Miss Neoma Techau, elementary teacher, will be at home at Hurdland.itiitI1ttIOut of the 21 women teachers faculty 13 are married.Ii