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Show TEACHERS SIGN FOR NEXT YEAR MANY TO RETURN With the exception of Kenneth Maughan, principal of the Minersville high school, Kenneth Farnsworth, English En-glish instructor in the Milford high school, and Mrs. Adeline Johnston, first grade in the Milford grade school the teaching staff for next term will be practically the same for Milford Mil-ford and Minersville public schools, according to Superintendent Carlisle who received the signed teaching contracts con-tracts during the past week. The teaching personnel for Milford high school will be: M. J. Andrews, principal, Melbourn Heslington, coach, Jean Woodside, home economics, Lor-us Lor-us Hand, music, Wanda Garrett, commercial com-mercial subjects and history. J. M. Hughes, manual training instructor, has not yet made definite plans and may or may not return to teach in Milford next term. Kenneth Farnsworth Farns-worth has stated that he is leaving the teaching profession and as yet the vacancy made by his resignation has not been filled. Teachers for the Milford grade school will be: D. C. Heslington, principal, prin-cipal, J. Lee Anderson, fifth grade, Elva S. Heslington, fourth grade, Mildred Mil-dred Killam, third and fourth, Edna Bunnell, third, Vera R. Bond and Ruth S. Fortie, second. Mrs. Adeline Johnston, John-ston, first grade tecaher has expressed express-ed her intention of resigning her position po-sition and her successor has not yet been appointed. Classes in Minersville high school will be tught by LaVar Isaacson, music, mus-ic, Oliver Graff, coach, Melba Theurer, English, Ireta Mortimer, home economics. econ-omics. Principal Maughan has resigned re-signed to continue work on his master's mast-er's degree and no one has been appointed ap-pointed to fill his place. All of the grade school teachers in Minersville have signed again for next term: Paul Worthen, principal, Lillian Lil-lian Carter, fourth and fifth grades, Blanche Woodward, third, Elva Hall, second and Lola Roberts, first. At present there are only three vacancies vac-ancies in the teaching personnel in the west end of the county, according to Superintendent Carlisle, and as there are three hundred applications for teachers' positions in the hands of the board, there will be little difficulty in filling any vacancies that might occur. oc-cur. Next year there will be eight, possibly pos-sibly eight and a half months' school. |