Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-06
THE CITY SCHOOLS.
Assignment Of Teachers for the Next
Terfa

Term.
The following is the assignment Of
teachers in the city public schools for the
ensuing term:
Mr.. }. E. Bailey, Principal Department
Vocal Music .-
Miss A. 3. Tavel, Principal Department
Mr.. A. D. Wharton, Principal High
School .r r..r ...
Mr.. J. S. Fall, Assistant in classroom.
Nh. L. H. Plumacher, Assistant Teacher
of German.
Miss NJ. A. Watson, Assistant in charge
Of study hall.
Miss 5. a. Eastin, Assistant in class
room.
HUME BUILDING.
Mr.. Il. II. Brown, Principal; Mr. G.. B.
Elliott, assistant, with Sth grade; Mr.. X. W.
Jones, assistant, with 9th grade; Miss NJ.
ID. McLelland, assistant, with jth grade;
Miss NJ. \. Fletcher, assistant, with Sth
grade; Miss \. Wharton, assistant, with eth
and 9Th grades; Mrs. NJ. E. Bruce, assist
ant, with 9Th grade; Miss 5. c. Ewing. as
siStant, with 4th grade; Miss E. 3. Glenn
Ons, assistant, with 4th grade; Miss Marion
Fletcher, assistant, with Sd grade; Miss Ju-
liza L. Blackman, assistant, with Sd and 2d
grades; Miss Jessie Latimer, a. iistant, with
I'd and 1St grades; Miss L. ~ MOseley, as
siStant, with I'd grade; Anna Crandar,
assistant, with 1st grade; Miss Bessie
Blackman, assistant, with 1St grade.
HOWARD BUILDING.
Mr.. 5. ). WOolwine, Principal; Mr.. F.
w. Won StrauS, German; ]. c. Redman,
eigth grade; F. NJ. Scott, eighth grade; Mrs.
A. Fall, seventh grade; Miss NJ. Glasgow,
seventh grade; Miss Alice Wilson, sixth
grade; Mr.. A. j. Cayert, in charge inter.
department; Miss L. CrOSthwait, sixth
grade; Miss G. Anderson fifth grade; Miss
J. KittOl, fifth grade, Mrs. Annie Cavert,
fifth grade; Miss Jennie Coleman, fourth
grade; Miss Jennie Wrenne, fourth.grade;
Mrs. o. Il. Miller in charge primary de-
paTtment; Miss Louise Cotton, third grade;
Miss Kate Heriges, third grade; Miss y. l.
Anthony, third grade; Miss Amanda Rear,
second grade; Miss Susie Estes, second
grade; Miss Sarah Iser, first grade; Mrs.
J. A. Fisher, first grade.
HYNEs BUILDING.
Mr.. Z. Perkins, Principal; Mr.. r. ID. S.
Robertson, seventh grade; Miss VI. F.. Bat
tie, sixth grade; Mrs. L. A. Lea, fifth and
fourth grades; Mrs. Jenny Caspard, third
grade; Miss Betty Heriford. second and
first grades; Miss Lizzie Jeup, German.
NINTH WARD BUILDING.
Mr.. I. H. Hamilton, Principal; Miss
Alice Huff, fifth grade; Mrs. L. p. Arm
strong, fourth grade; Miss Julia Duncan.
third grade; Miss Emma MoultOn, second
grade; Miss Maggie Pendergast, first
grade.
BELLEvIEw BUILDING, (COLoRED.)
Mr.. J. w. COyner, Principal; Miss Kate
Lyon, seventh and sixth grades; Miss India
Sturdivant, fifth and fourth grades; Miss
II. T.. Smith, third grade; Miss 5. Z. Aus
tin, second grade; Mrs. S. A. Young.
second grade; Miss Emma Perry, first grade.
TRINIBLE BUILDING, (CoLORED.)
Mr.. X. II. HALEY, Principal; Mrs. NJ. A.
Cooper, fourth and third grades; Mrs. NJ.
A. Douglas, second and first grades; Miss
NJ. Bruce, first grade.
PROGRAMME OF THE NORMAL CLASSES.
The following is the programme for the
Normal classes, Oct. II:
MdtheHGtics-Define mathematics; de
fine analysis; define arithmetieal ANALYSIS;
different kinds of arithmetical notation;
two methods Of teaching arithmetical num-
Grafton; the four fundamental rules and
the best methods of teaching their exempli
tications by the teachers.
GrdRmdr-Origin of language; source Of
our language; general Grammar; English
Grammar; its elements; how to teach Or
biography; etymOlogy; the parts of speech;
the best method of imparting a practical
knowledge thereof; discussion Of the noun,
article and prOnOun.
GeOgrdphy-Proper definition of the
term; astronomical geography; motions of
the planets; motion of the earth; how day
and night are produced; causes Of the
change Of seasons; the best method of
teaching both TO pupils; how to exemplify
the rotundity of the earth TO children; the
best general method in teaching geography
proper; discussion of the distinctive pecu-
liarities of the continents.