Notes on Recent Events: Short Biographies of New Members of the Training Staff: Standard of Success Attained At the beginning of the month, the Parent Teachers Association and the administration of the Shanghai American School gave a reception to new members of th staff, Several hundred of the friends and patrons of the school availed themselves of this opportunity to get acquainted with these ney teachers. Their. training ani previous experience' make them Valuable additions to the present staff and the school is fortunate secure their services. A. list ving their training and experience Miss Carol Davin, ins, Simmons College, 1917; Graduate. work at Columbia University in the Edueational Dept., 1926. "Miss Davis was: superintendent of "the Welcome House Industrial School for Girls, 1921-26, and has been actively in-Surman Girl Sonne work for the ten yours. She comes from Phe Amerigan Church Mission and is teaching Home Science and Gen-oval Science, Mrs, 8. B. Ellis, Graduate of Monteiair Normal, both General Course and Course in Physical Training, is the instructor physical education for the girls of the junior and senior high schoo Mrs, G. Bowyer Field, Chico: Music' College, Teacher's. Diploma and Graduate Diploma, held a prize scholarship during her study in Chicago. She is a member of the music depart mer faculty as teacher of piano for advanced pupil Miss Helen Gingrich, nan College of Wooster, 1922; Erie Academy of Music, Wooster Conservatory of Music, Extension Dept, of University of Pennsylvania, 1922-24, Miss Gingrich came to the Ameriewn School from Brent Schooly Baguio, Pa,, and is giving. special attention to beginning pupils in piano, Miss Marion Gray, University of Kansas, Southern' Branch University of Californin, hag been teaching in Long Bench,' California for the last five years' and is in charge of class instruction in music ud. art in the Junior High School charge of dramatics Miss Edith Greer, Life Certi fiorite, Kansas State Teachers College, 1920, Teachers' College, Columbia University, 1025-26, has had extensive expericneo in Kansas and Hawaii and comes as a speciaist in primary work, She is teach ing the second grade, English in grades nine, ten, ant th
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