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CA/25/5/11/1 ATCEC List of Teaching Staff in August/September 1936 CA/25/5/11/1 ATCEC List of Teaching staff in August/September 1936 Sheets record number of room, recognised places, number on roll, division and number of class (or subject), teacher’s name, degree or diploma, address and notes (usually hours of specialist teachers). Ashley Road School Hector Munro Janet R. Duffus Gertrude A. Metcalfe Lizzie L. Milne Annie Sturrock Margaret C. Quin Jessie C. Rennie Blanche I. Mathewson Christine M. Forbes Maggie S. Smith Helen Morrice Alice Emslie Elizabeth J. Smith Laura K. W. Deas Janet B. Spence Charles Thomson Mary King Marjory Williamson Madame Patti Hicks Frances M. B. S. Robertson Helen Reid Elizabeth W. McRobert Elizabeth Bannerman Broomhill School Elizabeth Alexandra Bruce James Brown Margaret Reid Mitchell Dorothea Loudon Reid Isabella Murison Agnes Walker Ritchie Jane Anne Bell Clark Maggie Bella Day Annie Gray Adams Mitchell Helen Rennie Williamina Forbes Isabella Mearns Munro Gertrude Alice Bisset Allan Sylvia Fraser Clark Alexandra Alexander Milne CA/25/5/11/1 ATCEC List of Teaching staff in August/September 1936 Rachel Lovie Rankine Irene Christian Mearns Esther Ann Stephen Janet Beaton Andrew Annie Helen McGregor Smith Annie Gove Ryder Margaret Morrison Hay Violet Gibb Patti Hicks Mary A. McLennan Helen M. Reid William Proctor Law Elizabeth Bannerman Causewayend School James Callan Isabella Thomson Mary Ann Walker Elsie J. Ironside Christina G. Hutchison James J. McLean Catherine R. Masson Rachel Caie Annie B. Gibb William S. Downie Isabella Gray Jessie S. Anderson Norah K. Duthie Annie F. Thomson Annabella P. Laing Catherine Beattie Mary E. Ryder Helen M. Rennie Agnes Leith Sybil G. Spicer Catherine M. T. Ross Mary I. Beattie Christina A. M. Henderson Jane S. Hunter Agnes Fyvie Alice McD. Aberdein Jane N. Wallace Elizabeth G. Mair Catherine M. N. Clark CA/25/5/11/1 ATCEC List of Teaching staff in August/September 1936 Alice Milne Frances M. B. S. Robertson Helen M. Reid Maria Carr Central Secondary School John W. Robertson David Symons Agnes David Margaret Skakle Mary Smith William Forbes Agnes C. Carnegie Charlotte C, Forbes Mary Livingstone Eileen M. McKilligin Annie C. Mathewson James R. Ross Elsie W. Stewart Mary H. Strachan Alexander Tait George M. Logan Alfred Falconer Jeannie Geddes Nora F. Glennie Charles R. Irvine Jessie R. Stewart Thomas Duncan George O. Clark Ethel Deans Duncan W. Menzies Helen Scott Alexander C. Simpson William C. Bowie Mary A. F. Creighton Bertie J. Grant Christina MacKay William N. MacDonald Annie G. Adams Mary M. Forbes Margaret G. Harper Jeanie B. Topping Mary A. Wood Elizabeth M. McQueen CA/25/5/11/1 ATCEC List of Teaching staff in August/September 1936 Christian R. Dalgleish Hilda M. S. Chree Elliot C. Wallace Edith I Stephen Frances MacLeod Louise G. Kent Peter Duncan John Davie Andrew Nicol Frances Walker Arnold McC. Shields Adeline Reith Ferryhill School John S. Burns Edward J. Thompson Jean M. Morrison Hilda Clark Janet Edino Janet Y. Dick Sophia Robertson Margaret A. Riddell Edith J. Stewart Margaret M. Greig Mary J. Lindsay Elizabeth J. Fowler Isabella K. Coutts Agnes Cruickshank Margaret J Hendry Helena W. Urquhart Louisa H. Jack Ethel L. Nicol Nora E. Cran Isabel W. Moore Margaret McLennan Margaret M. Hay Helen M. Reid Marjory Littlejohn Elizabeth Webster Elizabeth Bannerman Elma Christie Frederick Street Intermediate School William Barr CA/25/5/11/1 ATCEC List of Teaching staff in August/September 1936 Christina Battisby David Catto Williamina R. Crombie Frances Cook Margaret C. Emslie Henry Fraser Robert Gordon Constance Grant Annie M. Hay Helen Henderson James S. Henderson John M. Henderson Basil Ironside J. Martin Isdale Harriet Johnston Helen I. McBain Emma K. MacDonald Francis D. Mainland Helen B. Maitland Gertrude Meston George Morgan Esther Mowat Alexander Nicol Charles Setz John Shewan William M. K. Slessor Marjory M. Stephen Henry W. Valentine Helen K. R. Whyte Isabella Wood Annie M. Wright George Street School Christian Mackie Clarke Margaret Fraser Mitchell Katharine Fraser Helen Park Milne Grace Robinson Wilson Margaret Webster Elizabeth Anderson Stewart Elizabeth Ramsay Burns Margaret Stephen Duthie Isobel Margaret Ross Isabella Walker CA/25/5/11/1 ATCEC List of Teaching staff in August/September 1936 Annie May Davidson Johanna Proctor Frederick William Hardie Winifred Annie Stuart Mary Dunbar Mitchell Miss Robertson Helen Margaret Reid Elizabeth Thomson John Sutherland [Aberdeen] Grammar School David M. Andrew Andrew Milne George E. Hay William W. Dickie John I. W. Milne William Christie Alexander H. Gray James W. Collie William P. Stewart John Lynch Ian M. Park Colin J. MacIver Archibald G. Baxter George W. J. Farquharson William M. Henry James F. Walker James S. M. Eddison Christopher MacLennan Henry Paterson James C Soutter Alex P. J. Gonnella William Cunningham Niven St. C. Mackenzie Ronald M. MacAndrew David Macara George R. Strachan Duncan MacGregor Gavin E. Falconer William H. Lawrie Charles Hemmingway Alexander Bruce Alfred J. M. Edwards Miss M. J. Ledingham CA/25/5/11/1 ATCEC List of Teaching staff in August/September 1936 Mary Reid Christine S. Pirie Jeannie F Davidson Agnes H. Duff Kate M. Gracie Ethel M. Stewart Mary A. E. Tough Catherine M. Raffan Winifred Robertson Mary Stephen Olive E. D. Smith Ella B. Robertson Marguerite Henderson Beatrice R. Brown Hanover Street School Sylvia H. Cook John W. Wildgoose Mary Ann Craig George Ironside Gray Margaret H. Mackie Mary Florence Watt Jeannie E. J. Grant Bella O. Catto Frances Wilson Bessie J. Adams Emma G. Esson Kate Lawrence Annie McHardy Catherine M. Milne Christina Teunon Agnes T. C. Hall Christian H. Brown Ella L. Sutherland Ruth I. Skinner Edith A. B. Christie Mary A. Birse Elizabeth B. Williamson Annie H. Smith Marion Clark Mary M. R. Giles Annie Webster Mary Jane Masson Frances Robertson CA/25/5/11/1 ATCEC List of Teaching staff in August/September 1936 Marjory Littlejohn Helen M. Reid Helen Walker John T. Baxter High School for Girls Isabel M. Anderson Harold E. Bennett Margaret MacDonald Isobel Jean Morton Constance J. Soutar Marion B. Raymond Williamina Catherine Williamson Mary Lyon Isobel Rust Farquhar Catherine F. Abel Helen Ogilvie Georgina W. Stromontie Elma P. Ryder Thereza G. Cruickshank Constance I. Clark Hellen Watson Ethel R. Jamieson Ellen M. R. Laing Katie I. Clark Edith G. Malcolm Gertrude M. Cowie Renée Jolly Marjory S. Littlejohn Annie Cruickshank Kate M. Bremner Marguerite Fettyes F. M. Davie Helen M. D. Pardy Annie G. McIntosh Mary A. Scott Martha Christian Scott Moncrieff Jean Grant Thomson Marion M. Balnavis Mary Anderson Evelyn Ferguson Isobel M. Mearns Jessie M. Cameron Hellenor T. Michie Helen McGregor CA/25/5/11/1 ATCEC List of Teaching staff in August/September 1936 Edith A. Davidson Margaret C. Ross Margaret E. Brown Constance E. Carmichael Margaret Hay Scott Catherine L Barron Florence G. Brown Jessie Durno Anna T. Grant Dorothy J. Paterson Mary A. Dunbar Isabel L. Coutts Elizabeth Philip Agnes S. Collet Mary C. MacAnlay Betsy M. Cruickshank Annie J. Cameron I. Kemp Helen M. D. Pardy Catherine L. Thomson Hilton Primary School John H. Mennie David G.E. Main Mary Young Isabella Sophia Ogston Henrietta Mortimer Catherine M. Morrison Isabella C. Elliot Mary Simmers Margaret F.G. Abel Jane Anne Rae Phyllis J. Brown Elizabeth S. Cardno Christina Murray Rebecca Leitch Mary Reid Isabella M. Peters Margaret F. Bowman Mary Ironside Margaret Allan Marion B. Reynard Violet J. Gibb Annie W. Craig CA/25/5/11/1 ATCEC List of Teaching staff in August/September 1936 Isabella Cumming Maggie Henderson Helen M. Reid Hilton Intermediate School John H. Mennie Norman J. M. Hilson George R. Cockburn David B. Dickie George R. Ross Mary Cruickshank Jane Stewart Marion D. Hoggard Ida Robertson Mary Stewart George Cowie Alexander Allan Margaret E. Innes Elizabeth F. Symons Robert Craighead Wilfred J. E. Watt Robert M. Watt Colin M. MacLeod Janet C. Brown Constance M. D. Dickie Ella C. O'Neill Charlotte H. Strachan Margaret Allan Chrissie Moir William Ross Annie M. Craig Violet J. Gibb E. M. Bannerman William K. Slessor Maggie Henderson Holburn Street School William Milne John R. McKenzie Christine C. Chalmers Barbara Pickford Jessie J. Anderson Margaret N. Clark Elizabeth Rennie CA/25/5/11/1 ATCEC List of Teaching staff in August/September 1936 Margaret Sharp Isabella J. C. Kennedy Eva J. K. Ross Isabella McLean Marjory H. Smart Marion Morrison Georgina M. A. Sowden Mary A. Cranna Margaret Stephenson Elizabeth N. Davidson Jane Barron Mary Geddes Mary C. King Patti Hicks William D. Ironside Kathleen A Watts King Street School Marie L. Dickie Elsie Shepherd William Stewart Agnes M. Grieve Jeannie H. Paterson Helen Milne Wilson Margaret Rait Brown Alexander Bruce Lillias Morrison Helen Scott Raitt Irene A. O. Watt Helen Marshall Jessie Mearns Patricia A. M. McLeod Nettie F. Paul Caroline Craig Harriet M. Glashan Margaret A. Dunbar Mildred M. Cannon Jessie C. Donaldson Martha B. Watson Mary Sutherland Emma M. Watson Annie B. Ewing Mary A. Walker Jeannie W. Gordon CA/25/5/11/1 ATCEC List of Teaching staff in August/September 1936 Elspeth M. Wightman Anna M. Menzies Margaret Duncan Elizabeth M. Lunan Elizabeth J. W. Webster Helen M. Reid Anne N. Craig Helen I. McBain Matilda M. Fraser Kirkhill School Walker R. Bain Phebe Shepherd Mabel Brown Kittybrewster School Nora Alison Craig Jemima Anderson John Mutch Helen Scorgie Mary Guthrie Margaret Ann Dawson Catherine Watson Scorgie Anne Leggat Cordiner Alice Jackson Morrison Mary Cumming Shivas Elizabeth Smith Shanks Isabella Grant McKinnon Margaret Ann MacGregor Eleanor Christie Agnes Abel Ethel Jaffrey Margaret Jane Murray Margaret Thom Elizabeth Marion Lunan Mary Carnie Marjorie S. Littlejohn Elizabeth Jane Watson Webster Elizabeth Winifred McRobert Helen M. Reid David Stewart Davidson Linksfield School Thomas Bruce Smith CA/25/5/11/1 ATCEC List of Teaching staff in August/September 1936 Edward Sim Ross Doreen Ross Lawrence Mary Helen Matheson Ann Craig Isobel Margaret Sang Mabel Netta Middleton Bella Riddell Maria K.
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