The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 40, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 17, 1929 Page: 3 of 10
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3,300 Students Have PLACEMENT SERVICE
GROWS UNDER DIRECTION
OP E H- PARTINGTON
writing;. drawing, music and reading, high school band* and other school
•ion* or in combinations. Too, there and community activities. An "In-
i an increasing: demand fur teach- side", or class room teacher only, has
ers with degrees to supervise work little chance of securing a desirable
in elementary schools at good sal- teaching position. The present day
aries and in good systems. This year teacher must be identified with the
there have been more calls for high j community in some way.
I .and instructors. Where the In all cases the Placement Service
| Platoon System is used, there is need officials are ready and willing to
An important department aw 1 !'!■ iiKM* In the esse of a student f teachers to do Auditorium work, assist any student or ex-student in
fcngusn, Leo, ieaas; Alien, U. Wn maintained as a part of the admin- n the College, confidential informa- Su, h te*ch«r* must be equipi>cd in netting a position or promotion even
pruaupn, jumor nigh *.nooi, Com- istration of the College, is IW tion blanks are sent to the Instruc- 1!,USK% "uWic «^ing, | though that student is not enrolled
caua, iexas; Alutoou. C. H uulua- _ .... dramatics, and in some cases, art. in the office files. The advantage of
tmi "iucauon ' s., Plant 7n*h T T " T?*°",C' tor8' •nd re,10rU' to**th«r wUh The new law that becomes effective being enrolled in the Placement Of-
befioit iiiiiipii, Mono*. Alltfood. ^ ■ TzV . *7^***** , Itu the enrollment blank, constitutes u in September* 1030, lowering the fice comes in the credentials that
Teaching Positions
For Next Year
(Continued from page 1)
Avalon, Cauiorniaj Allan, Margaret,
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U, mechanical drawing. Port ArUur, laf( and ex.aluilt;ltu ^ lh<)
lexas; Aiiiaon, J J., prmupai, Car- fwW te get promotions, lu direcu,r
roil. Crape vine, lexas; Allison, E, lL
tie, jtngaary yraucs, itoute i, V\ hit- tHiroliment fees aie thai god
ijc>, iuxas; Allison, L. A., education, and no placement commissions are
V\eatneriord Junior College, Wea- accepted. All candidate* for degrees
tneuoid, iexas; Allison, Moselle, are expected to enroll in the Place-
English, Chiiiieothe, Texas; Aliuwn, ment Office ia order that a complete
1ranme Ray, intermediate graues, iile of the graduates who are in the
Cuuoll School, Grapevine, Texas; field, and those who nave secured
Aitaon, Jiay, principal of Pur ves their higher degrees into better
Scnooi, Route 8, Dublin, 'iexau; Al- ■ teaching positions. Ulten calls come
Almon, Btonnte, grades I and 3, into the office from Junior colleges
Route J, Kerens, Texas; Almon, Son- 'usking for recommendations of grad-
nie, second, iourth and sixth grades,j uates who are qualified for college
Dumas, 'iexas; Alsup, J. I)., sup- work.
erintendent, Do Sota, Texas; Amos, Ex-students, sppsciaily, ought to
Junia B., first grade, Olney, Texas; make full use of this service in getting
Anderson, Charlotte, third and fourth promotions through the assistance of
grades, Cotton Valley School, Alva- the College oy reporting vacancies
rauo, Texas; Anuerson, J. A., prin- known to them. Often, our ex-stu-
cipai grammar scnooi, Oautuuion, dents will Know that they are going
iexas; Anderson, Katie Hutu, grades! to move out ol their present posi-
- and a, Khome, Texas; Anuerson,1 Uo"8 and will not report this to the
Mary Lou, grades a and 4, Myra, Placement Office. By failing to re-
Texas; Anderson, Hutu, low tirst, port this move to the Placement Of-
204 Brown Street, Waxahaeiue, Tex- ^iue at 'lie College, others of our slu-
as; Anuress, Lela Mae, grades,
Throckmorton, Texas; Andrews, Sara,
to six year3, will one may have on file for immediate
social science, Win. James Jr. High,
Fort Worth, Texas; Angell, E. L.,
principal North Ward School, Den-
ton, Texas; Angell, Mr3. E. L., geog-
rapny and heaitn, Denton, Texas;
Angnn, Allye, grades, Willow Grove
School, route 1, Fairy, Texas; An-
thony, S. G., superintendent, Lipan,
Texas; Appieton, Samson, history
and science, Peacock, Texas; Amies,
Chrystine, grades, Boonsviile, Texas;
Arnold, Bla&e, Denton Jr. High,
Denton, Texas; Arnold, Hex, math
Campus Chirp*
lLuunaia L. SiMrsoN
pr.,m it writing. Figure that out for
y 'UiKelf. By the way it's just about
the best . lass to finish here, too. Ask
any of the seniors.
When you are nearing the end of
the trail, is it time to look back, or
look to the future? In this case we
are going to be wise and do both.
Once we had a statement that stat-
ed that we fait the need of a mar-
riage bureau in this city. However,
there is wailing and gnashing of
teeth since the new law went into
effect. Oklahoma has stolen all our
dust and thunder on that prop.
Rejoice exceedingly, printer's devil.
P. S. That means Stumpy Hayes.
Tell him! Dare you!
Remember when the Talons went
fishing in the pond 1 Wonder what
the Ash thought? However, in the
past a few more fi ih have gone swim-
ming in that puol and their usual
habitat was on terra tirmu. In the
spring of 'an a number went in. On
the same line comes the tolling of
curfew at unusual hours, in fact,
without an exception curfew has been
tolled lor classes, for curfew, and for
the turning out of hundreds of tisli
and upperclassmen during the wee
small hours. A grand antl glorious
time was had by ail.
In the first aid class the teacher
made th# statement that every mole
was a potential cancer. One youth,
very frightened, asked if freckles
counted. They don't. Relief.
For a number of years we have
stared at a warning above the editor's
desk. It quotes Franklin, "Drive thy
business- let not that drive thee."
Every time exams come around think
of that and wish you had at least
missed one picture show or one date
during the term.
dents or ex-atudenta may be depnv-
eu ol good teaching positions and tne ' ' - -
College may lose its contact with students, a follow-up blank is sent undoubtedly cause a greater demand
these positions. out to the superintendent or prin for teachers in the kindergarten and
loo if ex-students oelieve in what c) , of the 8chuul in whkh thal 8tu. 'first tfradlM l>ccau8l! gf lhu iDcnued
the Oullege is doing and trying to * t , .) * woul
do, they should not lose an oppoftu- j teaching or ha3 taught.. number of pupilj entering theao
nity to tell school officials of the Teachers m the field should do all j grades.
Placement Service, ii a school lias that is in their power to make a sue- > la addition to academic and per-
secured oue or more good teachers cess in their teaching, and especial- \ sonal qualifications, school officials
from this institution, surely there ly, to, get reelected to their positions,
should be more "in stock". There is a rather coustant demand
A careful check is made on stu- for teachers of combinations as sci-
dents or ex-students who enroll for ence, mathematics and athletics;
demand that teachers be qualified
for, and taking part in, extra eur-
rieular activititos such as, coaching,
debating, declamations, directing
use in applying for a position. Too,
more and more, school administra-
tors are coming to recognize the
work of the Teacher Placement Of-
fices in the colleges and are relying
on them for recommendations. Ex-
students and graduates especially aro
urged to keep in touch with the
Placement Office during the year.
It may be that n timely service can
be rendered thum in school problems.
Kiviu Mager.t made the announce-
ment thai his watch was doing very
nicely. Remember that it went swim-
ming unexpectedly last Friday even-
ing. He is very grateful to all those
who were interested in its health.
Since one of the classes has been
playing so hard the members have
been groaning arid producing weird
sounds. Joe Riley's usual statement
is an old one, "I've been trying to tell
iyou something for a week back. Use
Sloan's liniment."
It's just eight days, live hours, and
thirty minutes until the seniors re-
ceive their degrees. That is from the
When you come back someday re-
member :
The corner chorus featuring "The
Old Family Toothbrush";
The roommate who snored in his
deep and sang, too;
The neighbor who put salt in the
bed for you;
The daily trip to the corner with
'What kind of coke do you prefer?"
The cumpustry course with the
blonde from Clubberknob;
Hew bare the spot where the Tower
is now.
Recess doesn't end with the elemen-
tary grades anymore. College classes
have them, too. The three-hour com-
merce class has a recess every after-
noon. It wanders over to the water-
ing trough and then meanders back to
the room.
Wonder how many students have
learned to dance this summer as a
result of having dancing eveny night
n the gym? Speaking of that reminds
us that if wonders were very expen-
sive, it would cost us.
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*nd t!l*t!t!y' Teh**!*a*' Greenwood, Texas; Beasley, Glessie, Bewley, Una, primary grades, Lib- Martha, English, Crandall, Texas;! S. J., Spanish-English, and principal,
T i T f ' v ' En** h, Anna, Texas; Beasley, Jes- erly Hill School, Wmtesboro, Texas; ~ '
iexas; Askew, Polly Anna, English, 3je Mae> primary) Ennis, Texas; Bickerstini, Mrs. N., matnematics,
Bradshuw, Texas; Aston, Nell, fourth
grade, White Hock School, Melissa,
Texas; Atchley, Zava, sixth grade,
Kirkland, Texas; Atkins, Ara Mac,
primary, route 1, Sanger, Texas;
Atkins, Mrs. Elmer, first grade, Mes-
quite, Texas; Avery, Olive, primary,
Beasley, Mary Eiise, first grade, Mc- Junior iiigh, Ei Dorado, Arkansas;
Alien, Texas; Beck, Arlis D., athle Diggers, Delia Ruth, primary grades,
tics, Keagan Jr. High, Wichita halls, juoving, Iexas; BiggerseaU, Ducuie,
primary graues, Farinorsviile, Texas;
uiggerstaxi, Maunne, grades b, 0,
aria i, Duii, Texas; Bniiiigsiey, Nell,
pciimansnip, vv ictitta i'ails, Texas;
Texas; Beck, Ruby, grades, Little
Elm, Texas; Beck, Winnie, grades,
Bethel School, Routo 2, Lipan, Texas;
Bedell, Mrs. Alleathia, grades a and
4010 Collinwood, Fort Worth, Texas; j 4# ltoule 2 McKim,ey, Tews; Bedell,
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East Morpiiy umford, Daisy, mtermeaiate grades, Texas; Boswell, George M., superin- j Vola, seventh grade, Mansfield, Tex-
Avery, Ruby, grades 3 and 4, Van
Alstyne, Iexas; Aycock, \elma, street. Fort WortlL Texas: Beeman,
grades, Valentine, Texas; Ayers, Joe, Dorij> nrimary Tex„
princijial First Ward and arithmetic Inel5( hlaloryi 1(jo7 Polk(
and writing, Weutherford, Iexas. A]nuntJo> Taxu. Buemttn> Marjorie,
,'feuni Rosen School, substitute teacher
'grades, Fort Worth, Texas; Belcher,
Baccus, Nettie, first grade, Aan- G. L., principal high school, Megar-
herst, Texas; Bacon, Cleo, Spanish gel, Texas; Belcher, Mrs. Mary Lois,
and mathematics, Katy, Texasjroad- j first grade, Megargel, Texas; Bell,
ger, Pearl, third grade, 1200 .'pmuels i-'inis T., superintendent, Hawley,
Avenue, Fort Worth, TeBag- Texas; Bell, Hattie, grades, Route I,
well, C. E., principal Arnold School, Graford, Texas; Bell, J. B., principal,
Hobson, Texas; Bagwel^^lrs. Eva, Mustang School, Routo 4, Pilot Point,
primary grades, rouuy 1, Hobson,; Texas; Bell Olga, grades 6 and 0,
Texas; Bagwell, MraJBTiola, princi- Pursiey School, Route li, Purdon, Tax-
pal Chriatal School, Jptmder, Texas; as; Bell, Zonia, primary, Peak School,
Bailey, Annie Lee, i Jilory and arith- Fort Worth, Texas; Bennett, Mrs.
emtic in grades, ^
Corsicana, T<lx
Belle, grades 3 a;
Baird, Jane, S
South Bend,
0. O. F. School,
Bailey, Lillie
, Renner, Texas;
h and English,
Baird, Juanita,
Jane, grades, Wiilow Springs, Hen-
rietta, Texas; Bennett, Jennie Maye,
grades, Route 1, Keller, Texas; Ben-
nett, Leonard, principal, Willow
Springs School Henrietta, Texas;
Spanish, SutflH Springs, Texas;, Bennett, Mattie, grades, Bremoiid,
Baisden, M ■. [ Bernice, primary, f Texas; Bennett Maudie Mae, depart-
Bardwell, 1 ^a«; Baker, Fred, man- mental work, Glen Rose, Texas; Ben-
ual trainings E! Paso, Texas; Baker, nett, Myrtie, grades 4 and 6, Morgan
Joe M., ] rinci] il Eli School, Mem- Mill, Texas; Bentley, Arthur L., u-
phis, Ttjxaa; Baker, Mrs. Lena, perintendent, Hamilton, Texas; Bent-
grades,
he, first
Avenu
Bonner, Nettie O., principal ward; llockwood, Texas; Boynton, J. B,.
school, Corsicana, Texas; Bonner, Dean Lon Morris College, Jackson-
Sue, Olney, Texas; Boone, Jennie, ville, Texas; Boyntton, Mollie, fourth
English, Athens, Texas; Boone, Ma- grade, Seagoville, Texas; Brack, Bur-
mie, principal, Dallas, Texas; Boone, i da, English, Brady, Texas; Bradford,
Mary, third grade, Jackson, Mississ-1 Margaret, primary grades, Pantago
ippi; Bostick, Chesley, grades, Lin-! School, R. F. D., Arlington, Texas;
gleville, Texas; Boswell, Fay, primary Bradford, Mittie, English-reading,
grades, Phesman, Texas; Boswell,
Bills, Lola, grades, toaud Lake, Texas; Fred, superintendent, Valley View,
Eliasville, Texas; Bradford, Theo,
principal, Avalon, Texas; Bradford,
Marysville, Texas; Bird, Roe, biology, tendent, Sparenberg, Texas; Bounds, j ui; Bradford, Willard, seventh grade
uenison, Texas; Black, Henry W„. Nellie, mathematics-physics, Weather- i and coach, Roanoke, Texas; Brad-
ispamsn, Croweii, iexas; Black, Mar ford, Texas; Bourland, Hazel, pen-: shaw, Marvin, commerce, Brecken.
garet, history-English, Bridgeport, manship-history, Vernon, Texas; Bo-! ridge, Texas; Braley, Bryan, Simms,
iexas; Black, Marion, primary, Mur- wen, Jewel, geography-penmanship, Texas; Brandon, Mrs. Ula, third
Howe, Texas; Bowlby, mathematics- grade, Piano, Texas; Brandon, Marie,
physics, Gainesville, Texas; Bowles, music, Forreston, Texas; Brannan, B.
Nomie, principal, Valley Creek School J., superintendent, Sanderson, Texas;
Marysville, Texas; Box, Mrs. Brannon, Vennie, grades, Perrin, Tex-
Texas; Blair, Nora E., grades, New; Libby Wright, substitute teacher as; Braumer, John, grades 0 and 7,
Hope School, Auorey, Texas; Blake- j English, San Antonio, Texas; Boyd, Canton, Texas; Breaieale, A. H.,
tins Mill School, Route 6, Athens,
Texas; Blackourn, Gyneth, Spanish-
history, Tom Bean, Texas; Blair,
Janet, Spanisn-Engiisii, Pittsburg,
science-history, San Angelo, Texas;
Breaszeale, Mrs. A. H., first grade,
more, Lucy, grade 1, H&i West Mul- s Mrs. Edith, grades 3and 4, Joshua,
berry, San Antonio, Texas; Biakeney, Texas; Boyd, Fairy, primary grades,
Charlie B., grades 7 anu tt, Sunset, Chandler, Texas; Boyd, Lewis M., San Angelo, Texas; Bray, Wauscel.j
Texas; Blaiiaensnip, Edwin, science, principal, Bethany Rural School, i playground, Dallas, Texas; Brewer,
Prairie Lee, Texas; Blankinsbip, M., Joshua, Texas, Routo 1; Boyd Lilith,; Annie L., intermediate grades, Ensign
intermediate graues, Cornell, iexas; principal, Easter School, Hereford, School, Ennis, Texas; Brewer, Carrie
Neches, Texas; Briggs, Connie,
grades 3, 4, and 5, Trumbull, Texas;
Brison, Ada, home economics, Pitts-,
burg, Texas; Brison, Wilma, second
grade, Port Arthur, Texas; Brock,
Katherine, platoon drawing, Dallas,
Texas; Brock, Paralee, homo econo-
mic*, Midlothian, Texas; Brock, W.
G., principal, Cundtff School, Chico,
Texas; Brock, W. IL, chemistry-bio-
logy-physics, Sulphur Springs, Tex-j
us; Broiles, Mamie, grades 7 and 8>j
Bonham, Texas; Brooks, Alice, home
oco., Springtown, Texas; Brooks, D,
E., principal, Hawkins, Texas; Brooks
William, princiapl Marysville, Texas;
Brown, A. B., superintendent, and
mathematics, Boyd, Texas; Brown,
Annie, first grade, Byers, Texas;
Brown, i'.udra, Spanish-English, Io-
wa Park, Texas; Brown, Charles,
English, Sulphur Springs, Texns;
Brown, Esther, first grade, Burleson,
Texas; Brown Eunice, English,
Childress, Texas; Brown, Howard,
principal Cleo School and grades 7
to 10, Dimmitt, Texas; Brown, Lelia,
third grade, Houston, Texas; Brown,
Myrtle Jones, fifth grade, Montague,
Texas; Brown, Mrs. Stella, art, Ty-
ler, Texas; Brown, U. E., superinten-
dent, Elbert, Texas; Brown, Velma,
intermediate, Frost, Texas; Brown-
ing, I. N., principal, science-mathe-
matics, Alvord, Texas; Brownlee,
Bessie, primary, Prospect, Texas;
Brownlee, Elmer, principal, Prospect,
Texas; Broyles, Miss Johnnie, pri-
mary, Aleman, Texas; Bruce, Irma
L., history, S. W. T. S. T. C., San
Marcos, Texas; Bruecher, Anna Mae,
third tftade, El Paso, Texas; Brum
balow, Mrs. Mary K., English, Cor-
sicana, Texas, State Orphans Home;
Brumbalow, Will, principal, State
Home, Corsicana, Texas; Bruno, Wm.,
Amarillo, Texas; Bryant, Charles, so-
cial science, Greenville, Texas; Buck-
ner, Mrs. Z., primary, Park Springs,
Texas; Bullion, Lizzie, principal,
Brownwood, Texas; Bunch, Mrs. Alva
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la, Texas; Baker, Nel- ley, Lora, grades, Foard School, Del-
, Celina, Texas; Baker, win, Texas; Bentley, Pauline, elemen-
grades, 2551 Emmett tary grades, Bloomburg, Texas; Bur-
lias, Texas; Batch, Loveta, nard, Ted B., Sherman, Texas; Berndt
le, Byers, Texas; Bald- Mabel, grades, Spring Cre«k Gap
dy, principal Site 8>rta®s I Babool, Hico Texas; Berne thy, Lonata,
i lUillsap, Texas; Ball, Lillian, primary grades, Aliens Point School, grades 7, 8 and U, Ithoda School,
Ivord, Texas; Ball Sadie, Honey Grove, Texas; Berrey, Ina, principal, Rochester, Texas; Bonneau,
ades, Denison, Texas; I grades, Routo 1, Hubbard, Texas; Mattye, primary grades, Progress
Irene, first grade, box j Berry, Vera, grades, Electra, Texas; School, Mineral Wells, Texas; Bonner,
Texas; Balthrop, Ale
Blankiiiship, M. D., principal rural
school, Conien, 'iexas; Bianxmsmp,
Opal, history-Spanish, Mingus, Texas;
BlankitK'lup, W. C., superintendent, j
Big Springs, Texas; Blanton, Millie
E., primary grades, Siveils Bend, j
Texas; Blount, Dean, mathematics, j
McLean, Texas; Blythe, Waynuiu
Kathleen, English, 120ti North Has-
kell Ave., Dallas, Texas; Boatwright,
Cleora, second grade, Graham, Tex-
as; Boien, Mrs. Camiile, public school
musk, Dallas, Texas; Boley, George,
physical education, Dallas, Texas;
Bonds, Nina, grades, Horn School,
Anson, Texas; Bonneau, Dona Mae,
Texas; Boyd Lucy Lena, geography,: Lee, grades 3, 4 and 6, Oran, Texas;
Star Route, Cleburne, Texas; Boyd, Brewster, I{. E., superintendent, Port
"Chico, Texas; Balthrop,
78#7 • a>,") St., Houston,
Banc, Jack, industrial educa- j
DavM Crockett School, Beau-;
J Texas; Bane, Lois, English in
jgjSehool, Beaumont, Texas; Banks,
jyminid, grades 9 and 10, Carney
Srhoof, Frisco, Texas; Banks, Mrs.
Virginia, grades, Route 8, Frisco,
Texas; Bankston, J. H. superinten-
dent, Crane, Texas; Bankston, Mrs.
J. H.t biology, Crane, Texas; Barker,
Ernest, principal, history-economics,
Tioga, Texas; Barker, Mrs. Ernest,
English-Latin, Tioga, Texas; Bar-
nard, Bernardine, primary, Electra,
Texas; Barnes Dorothy, fifth grade,
Richland Texas; Barnes, E. F. prin-
cipal. Donald School, history-mathe-
matics, R. K D. Lcwiaville, Texas;
Barr, Hubert. 3«16 Mulberry, Hous-
ton, Texas; Barrett, Inez grades 3
and 1 Mabank, Texas; Barrow, Lu-
cilt, high third, Brazos Hotel, Hous-
ton, Texas; Barsh, A. H., history,
Mosheim, Texas; Barlett, Omslee,
primary, Longworth Texas; Barton,
fnnrth tirade. Terri! 1 School,
Port Arthur, Texas; Barton, Eliza-
beth, kindergarten, Taylor, Texas;
Bart, n, Jewel, history, Junior High.
Port Arthur, Texas; Barton, Johnie,
grader Route 1, Mineral Wells, Tex-
as; Barton, Loraino, primary, Route
1, Athens. Texas; Burton, Pauline,
grades 2 and 3 Electra, Texas; Rater.,
Mrs. G. H., principal, Acton School,
Granhury, T^xas; Bsten, G. H., Ac-
ton School, Granbury, Texas; Baxter,
R'lth, grades. Direy, Texas; Bean,
Alline, principal. Rush Creak School,
tr-
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