Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-09-29

Jess ~ tlle lchSoufB SCHOOLS NOUNS
which have no tardy pupils are dis
missed an hour earlier each Friday.
The rule applies to the 4th- grade
and above.
DAMAGE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY.
The following rules for damaging
property are given that parents may
know the custom of the schools.
Pupils who iniure or deface any !
school properly must pay in full for all |
damages. Failing TO do so such pupil
s. hall be suspended from school -
Union Male & Female Seminary, New
bern, Tenn.
For any injury or DETACHMENT Of the
building or furniture, the pupil doing
tho damage shall make payment in
full, and failing to do so in five days
shall be deprived the privileges of the
school until reinstated by trustees. =
West Point, Miss, City Schools.
Pupils who may defaco or injure any
school property shall pay in full for
damages. Failure to do this within
two weeks shall subject them to expul-
sion. Columbus, Miss. City Schools.
Pupils who shall deface or injure
any Of the school property shall pay
in full for all damages. Failing 10 do
so within two weeks shall subject Thorn
to expulsion, and they shall be readmit-
ted only by the Executive Commit
tee. Nashville, Tenn. City Sc hools.
NO TEACHER HAS EVER HAD TOO MANY
Pupils IN IUKA SCHOOLS.
No. of pupils enrolled during the school
year 1922, to the teacher in the
following schools:
Enrolment of pupils in the Wost
Point, Miss. City School, from cata-
logue is, First Grade So, Second Grade
II, Third Grade So, Fourth Grade 50,
Fifth Grade 80, Sixth Grade 81. Sew
enth Grade GO. Eighth Grade AZ.
Enrolment of pupils in Union Male
and Female Seminary, Newborn. Tenn.
from catalogue is. First Grade 70,
Third Grade 81, Fourth Grade SO,
Fifth Grade SO, Sixth, Seventh and
Eigth Grades 81
No. of pupils enrolled to tho teacher
in some Mississippi schools.
No. of pupils enrolled to the teacher
in Columbus School 81.
No. of pupils enrolled to the teacher
in Biloxi School 80.
No, Of pupils enrolled to the teacher
in Bfookhaeen School 48.
| No, OF pupils enrolled to the teacher
in Grcenville School IL.
! No. OF pupils enrolled to the teacher
in the Hattiosburg School 81.
No of pupils enrolled to the teacher
in the Holly Springs School Sc.
I See State Supt. Preston's report, pages
$40. 372, 375, 377, $40. 3s1.
No. ofpupils enrolled during the year
to teacher in the Iuka School estima-
ting four teachers for local work, is
46. See catalogue Of 1S9l-92.
On average attendance the number
to each teacher is about %: the number
on highest monthly enrolment is 81.
NO teacher in the Iuka School has
been crowded when compared to other
schools.
sALRIEs PAID BY MISS. FREE SCHOOL.
See State Supt Preston's report,
1892, Page 361 to 40.
HAzLEnURsr HIGH SCHOOL.
Faculty; Prof. I. L. Trawick. prin-
cipal. $780, Miss Marie Monger, 40.
Mis- Josie Andrews, SAC; Miss Lula
Anding, $40; Mrs. s, So.sby, $40; Miss
Maud B. Hawkins, $40. Total $500.
HOLLY SPRINGS NORMAL INSTITUTE.
Faculty, w. A. Anderson. principal
800; "A. ID. Chesterman first assistant,
S75; Mrs N. b. FAINT End. assistant
$50; Miss Daisy Lucas, 3rd. assistant.
$50. Total $275.
TIE NATCHEz INSTITUTE
Faculty, VIM. II. Ker, principal, 800;
Miss Agnes Marsh, Miss Hattie Stew
art, Miss Anna Brandon, Miss Ida
Griffin, Miss Artie Means, Miss Mary
Lyle. Miss Leila Bennett. Miss Maggie
Stockton, Miss Ida Leach, Mrs r. L.
Pasko, Miss Mamie Morris, Miss Mary
Irvine. Miss jamie Stockton, Miss Jen-
ME Stietenroth, each $40 per month.
Total $780,
TUPELo PUBLIC GRADED SCHOOL.
Faculty, VIM. A. Belk, principals; as
sistants. Miss Emma Edmond. Miss
Laura Weatherall, Miss Victoria
Thompson, MISS lmogene Kincann on,
Miss Matte Brown, Miss LEILA Dickson,
Mrs III f. Lockard Each assistant
receives SD per month. The princi-
pal receives 500 Total $3.50,
CANTON GRADED SCHOOL.
Faculty 6 Salres. ii. J, Fry, supt..
1928: prineipal. w. b. Jones. &55: