The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-13

4ne Dullo1nBS were all put in condition
Yesterday anSAhe teachers assigned to
their rooms.
This year there will be high school,
There will also be white school in
each OF the four sections of the city,
viz: First ward, Southwest; Third
ward, Northeast; Melrose, Northwest,
and belmont, Southwest. The latter
is new school and will not bo opened
till Wednesday, as the building will not
be ready, but all of the other schools
will open at the appointed time on Mon
day morning.
Professor Mauzy will act as principal
OF both the high and First ward schools
until tho latter position can be filed
Professor Mauzy will have control of
these two schools during the session,
and the new principal will be under his
direction.
The sections of the city for each white
school is bounded as follows:
First Ward-North by the Norfolk
ard Western railroad, east by Henry
and Nelson streets, and south and west
by city limits.
Third Ward School-South by the
railroad, west by Henry street, and
north and east by the city limits.
Melrose School-East by Henry
street, south by the railroad, and west
and north by the city limits.
Belmont School-West by Nelson
street, north by the railroad, and south
and east by the city limits
No scholars will be allowed to attend
schools across these limits.
Tho teachers of the First and Third
ward, Melrose and Belmont schools as
semb. ed at the First ward building yes.
terday at noon, and were assigned by
uperintcndent Rush U. Dcrr. Mr.. e.
l.. Stevens, OF the city school board, was
present.
One OF the features OF the selection OF
teachers is that of those present only
two were int n. the balance being ladies.
Tho new uperintendent of the Bel
mont school was not present. Superin-
tendcnt Derr announced the appoint
ments as follows:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Prof. ]. p. Mauzy, principal, ana Miss
c. NJ. Board. first assistant.
FIRST wABD GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Principal, Ito be supplied); Miss Lucie
Clare, first assistant; Mrs. Hattie
Lamar, second assistant; Miss Electra
Smith, third assistant; Miss Annie
James, fourth assistant; Miss Ratio
Thomas, fifth assistant; Miss Maud
Langhorne, sixth assistant; Miss Addie
L. Trent, seventh assistant
THIRD WARD SCHOOL.
Prof. II. S. Roller, principals; Miss
Nina Graves. first assistant; Miss Fan
ME ID. CarnefX, second assistant; Mrs.
Mary W. Knox, third assistant.
MELRosE SCHOOL.
Miss Lillian Ecklotf, principals: Miss
Emma HUNT, first assistant; Miss Fannie
Il. White, second assistant; Miss Annie
Clare, third assistant.
BELMONT SCHOOL.
Prof. S. l.. Hoover, principals; Miss
Matte Glover, first assistant; Miss Mary
Berlin, second assistant.
The teachers of tho colored school
were not present, but the appointments
were announced as follows: Prof ID.
w. Harth, principals Lucy Addison, first
assistant; Mrs. $. r. Oliver, second as
sistant; Mrs. r. S. Harth, third assis
tant; Leila T. Cuffy. fourth assistant.
Following is the courses of study
which has been adopted by the superin-
tendent and school board for the high
school:
INTRODUCTORY CLASS.
English, Swinton's grammar; math-
ematics, Wentworth's high school
arithmetic. Davies elementary algebra;
WentwOrth's geometry. Science-Mau-
rvs physical geography; history, Myers
general; Latin, darkness first years
course.
JUNIOR CLASS.
English, Lockwood's Lessons in
English; Genung's rhetoric; mathemat-
les, Wentworth's high school arithme-
tic; Rays new higher algebra, Went
worth's plane and solid geometry; his
t'ry. Myers general; Latin, Hardness
standard grammar, Caesar, Jones exer-
ciso book; German, Whitncy's grammar
and reader; science, SteelL', new ply
sizes.
INTERMEDIATES CLASS.
English, Swinton's word ANALYSIS;
Genung's rhetoric, history of English
literature; science, Steele's chemistry;
mathematics, Rays new higher algebra
and Wentwos this plane and solid geom-
etry completely; Latin, Sallust, Cic-
eros orations; Jones' exercise book,
Hardness STANDARD grammar; German,
Whitney's grammar, Schiller, Goethe,
ETC.; book keeping.
SENIOR CLASS.
English literature, rhetoric, etc
mathematics, Wentworth's trigenome-
try; mental philosophy, Brooks; stience
Steele's astronomy, Steele's botony;
Latin, Cicero's Orations, Virgil's 1Eneid
Jones exercise book; German, Whit
ney's grammar, Schiller, Goethe, etc.
Several supply teachers have been
appointed, who are expected to fill the
places OF the regular teachers in case
of sickness.