Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-07
or The PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Boundaries of School Districts.

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List and Assignment Of Teachers
To-day our public schools will open fol-
the fall term. The children have had q
long vacation, and they will return to the
'tdaily routine of school life with. appetites
sharpened for the acquisition of knowledge
after their long FAST From this until the
Christmas holidays the walls of the school
buildings will resound to the hum of the
the ringing laugh and loud shout proclaim
the hour of recess. To your tasks now,
children, with will. The hours you row
Improve will in after years bless you and
make your paths through life easier and
II happier, while the recollection of every
moment wasted will sting you In after lite.
There are no more sad words written or
spoken than SIT might have been," Yet
these words are sighed every day by those
who mourn wasted opportunities. for ae-
quiring knowledge. s5iyr.a4.. aa
As many of our readers are not posted
as to the boundaries of the various school
districts, we publish them. explaining
that from the center of one street to the
center of another is meant, when speaking
of these boundaries.
District No. 1--School house corner of
Long and Third-On the North from the
Little Miami railroad bridge corner of
West and Spring TO North streat; East on
North street to Harbor roads On the South
by Gay street.
street North by Gay street. On the South
by Town street to Fourth; South on East
side of Fourth to Cherry street and East
on Cherry to corporation line.
| District No. 3--School house corner Rich
and Third; North 2 by Town street to
Fourth; on West side of Fourth to Cherry
street, then North by Cherry to corpora
District No. 4ESchOol house corner of
Mound and Third; North by Friend street
and South by corporation line.
District No. 5--SchoOl house corner of
Fourth aud South street; is the district of
the German intermediate Schools, whose
boundaries we did not learn, but believe it
embraces the entire city.
District No. 6-School house on Park
streer-On the South from Little Miami
railroad bridge corner West and Spring, to
North street; east on North to Fourth
street, north on Fourth to North Public
lane, east on North Public lane to Harbor
road, north on Harbor road to JOhnstown
pike, and east to the corporation line. On
the north the corporation line is the boun-
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Wesl Colunabus-School house in Middle
town, embraces all west of the river. When
scholars are advanced far enough to read
in Fourth Reader they are sent to either
the North building or State street school.
The following is the list of the teachers
and the fchools to which they are assigned.
It will be seen that the list embraces many
of our old teachers, as well as several new
ones: .s7'-'7'' 'oH
High .School.-Principal, Mr.. Paine;
male assistants, Mr.. Mendenhall and MIR.
Brown; female assistants, Misses Morgan,
Noodle, A. Renner; German and French,
Miss Thoma.
First District.-PrincipaI. Alf. Hum
phreys; assistants, Misses Mcconnell and
Kello first Intermediate, Miss Mercer; sec
ond intermediate, Miss Peasley; third Inter-
mediate, MISS Phillips; first Secondary,
Miss nj. Kello; second Secondary, Miss Me-
Clelland; third Secondary. Miss Coulter;
fourth Secondary, Miss Millay; first Pri-
mary, Miss Elliott; second Primary, Miss
Overdier; third Primary, Miss Cutler.
assistants, Misses Lewis and Case; first In
termediate, Mrs. Stewart; second Interme-
diate, Miss Goodale; third intermediate,
Miss Carpenter; first Secondary, Miss Kin
near; second Secondary, Miss Platt; third
Secondary, Miss Sones; first Primary, Nc
Clellend ; second Primary; Mrs. Case:
Ihird District. = Principal, Mr.. Vail;
assistants, Misses Warth and McElhinney;
first intermediate, Miss Carter; second In
termediate, Miss Love; first Secondary,
Miss Phelps; second Secondary, Miss Bar
ringer; first Primary, Miss Boyle; second
PRIMARY, Miss Gaver. Il. - 49,
Fourth District.-Principal, Mr.. Farney'
assistants, Misses Mclaughlin and Simon
ton; first intermediate, Miss Dobbie; sec
ond intermediate, Miss Simonton; first
Secondary, Miss Ritson; second Secondary,
Miss Gitfitb; third Secondary, Miss Smith;
first Primary, Miss Clark; second Primary,
Miss Van Zandt.
FIFTH District Principal. Heitman; Sub
Grammar, Miss A. Mees; Intermediate, P.
Mees; first Secondary. Miss Rose; second
Secondary, Miss Lindenberg; first Pri-,
mary, Miss Herbig; second Primary, Miss
Fassig; third Primary, Miss Glemen; fourth
Primary, Miss Lang; fifth Primary, Miss
Weigand. ,...-.....r-, --,-.-.:-.
sixth District-Principal, Mr.. Wallace;
Assistant, Miss Dierdorf; Intermediate,
Miss Swank; first Secondary, Miss Newton;
second Secondary, Miss Forrey; third Sec
ondary, Miss Hames; first Primary, Miss
L. Wood; second Secondary, E. A. Smith;
third Secondary, NJ. Cutler.
/ Seventh Observation-Disclosures, Mr.. Orlopp;
Assistant, Miss Buchseib; Intermediate,
Miss Hensel; first Primary, Miss Emma
Haines; second Primary, Miss Siebert;
third Primary. Mrs. Schmelz; fourth Pri-
mary, Mis- Bauer.
/ Suburban School West Columbus.)-
Miss Lilley. -.
Colored School.-Prineipal, Mr.. Waring;
Miss Hunster; second Secondary, Miss
Thomson; first Primary, Miss Roney; Sc
cond Primary, Miss Allen. '|5 = s'4a7EE
:, Teacher of Music.-Prof. Karl Schop-
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