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June 18, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 51 Percentage of New Teachers for Next Term Below Average Although the changes in the per- sonnel of the faculty of the Winnetka schools are somewhat more numerous than in the past, the proportion of really new teachers will be less than average when classes are resumed next fall, according to Carleton Wash- burne, superintendent. This is ac- counted for by the fact that several | of the teachers who have been on leave during the past term will return for the coming year. In the following list of the faculties for the various schools, the new teach ers are indicated by the letter "N" while those returning are marked "R." Hubbard Woods School K--Winifred Weedon, 1--Frieda Barnett, 1--Ethel Van Cleve, 1--Ella Marie Kamplin, 2--Mildred Hughes, 2 --Luella Swartz, 2--Florence Fake (R), 3--Lila Graham, 3--Rose Dam- berg, 4--Mona Graham, 4--Ruth Dam- berg, 5--Olga Leap, 5--Rebecca Mit- chell (N), 5-6--Eva Cox, 6--Claire Bernhard, 6--Edith McKay (N), Play- ground--Margaret Carswell, and Prin- cipal--Marion Elwell. Horace Mann School K--Louise Ruddick, 1--Kate Dwyer, 1--Katherine Carey (R), 1--Livia Youngquist, 2--Millicent Anderson, 2 Alyce Bernier (N), 3--Mildred Julian, 3--Margaret Wilson (R), 4--Dorothy Olton (N), 5--Edna Olson, 5--Emma Gass, 5-6--Mabel Ducker, 6--Julia Krenwinkel, 6--Eleanor Person (R), Playground--E]lizabeth Dale, and Prin- cipal--Hazel Hartwell (R). Greeley School K--Grace Margerum, 1--Madge B. Mee (N), 1--Beatrice Hayes, 2--Phyl- lis Schwoerer, 2--Marcella Peterson Ott (N), 3--Vera Barnes (N), 3-4-- Jeannette Baer, 4--Emily Nelson (N), 5--Anna Nechak (N), 5--May M. Herrick, 6--Edith Wooddy (R), 6-- Gertrude Zerr (N), Playground--]ose- phine Starr (N), and Principal--Flor ence Brett. Skokie School Arithmetic--Lela Scopes (N), Social Studies--Inez Pomeroy, Social Studies & Arithmetic--Agnes Spangler, Arith- metic--Mary Rees, Library--Nelle A Olson, Biology--Alice Larkin, English --Nell Myers, Special & Social Studies --IL.aRiena Bubbett, Business Methods & Arithmetic--Emil" Skarda (N), So- cial Studies--Marion Russell (N), Science--Frank I. Bailey, Social Stud- ies--Harriet Ogden, Social Studies % Arithmetic--Louise Mohr, Dramatics --Frances Murray, Shop--S. E. Oster- gren (N), Shop--Wayne I.. Claxton, Physical Education--Harry P. Clarke, Laura Clarke, Thomas J. Hoehn, Home Economics--Ruth Siefkin, Ber- tha Gehrke, Cafeteria--Hazel Wiss- man, Music--Lawrence H. Yingling. Art--Alta B. Gahan and Principal--S. R. Logan. Remedial Work--Frances Dummer, Socialized Activities--Ruth - Harshaw, Art--Myrtle Ness, Art--Agnes Lilley (N), Music--Jean M. Hislop, Rhythms --Elizabeth Starr, Research--Mabel Vogel, Nurses--Cora Queen and Mary Garretson. Mr. and Mrs. William D. McKenzie of 1185 Laurel avenue leave soon to spend the summer at their camp at Lac du Flambeau. The children have already left for the camp. wo Sherman Goble, Jr., son of the Sher- man Gobles of 511 Ash street, has re- turned to Winnetka from Massachu- setts Institute of Technology for the summer vacation. ---- F. R. Alexander of 1275 Scott avenue leaves Sunday for a: business trip to New York. He expects to be gone ten days. There's a Firestone Gum-Dipped Tire For Every Car on the Highways No matter if yours is the smallest and lightest car upon the highways, the larg- est type of passenger car or even the greatest bus or truck--there is a Firestone Tire that is built for and adapted to your car. Furthermore; Firestone Tires will prove more satisfactory than any other tires you have ever used--they surpass all other tires in providing Safety, Comfort and Econ- omy-- they are the only Gum-Dipped Tires. We are ready to provide you with Fire- stone Tires now--Come in! IN WILMETTE IN WINNETKA IN GLENCOE Wilmette Johnson Battery and] Motor Electric Service| Service 740 Twelfth Street | 806 Oak Street 666 Vernon Phone Wilmette 691 Phone Winnetka 2048 Phone Glencoe 800 Kurschner Garage