The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-01

EMI1SYSA Y of hard work Secretary |
AS1A--lz4 Frank Hanna, of the
School Board has sue
ceaded in getting the supply of text books i
and general school supplies ready for distri-
button. He has been aided in some of the |
work by Superintendent Whitaker and Prin-
cipal Cooper but most of the formers time
has been taken up by other preparatory school
work.
Over one thousand books have been pur-
chased for the High School alone under the |
free text book law, and the cost of the total
purchases now runs close upon S2,50O Secre- |
tary Hanna has perfect system for keeping |
account of all books and other supplies that
pass through his hands. He will keep a book |
account with the teachers, who will keep &C.
counts with themselves and the Secretary, |
and also between themselves and the pupils |
Secretary Hanna said to-day: "Some peo-
pie have an idea that the School Board has
provided supplies for every pupil and that the
old supplies can be left at home, but such is
not the case, An inventory has been taken
and the Superintendent will furnish each
teacher with list of the pnpls who had
books and supplies at the end ofthe old term.
The board has only provided for promotions,
new pupils and those who did not have sup
piles at the end of the last term and
if parents encourage pupils to leave these old
supplies at home their children will have to
do without any until the board makes more
purchases, which will not be for some time,
according to present indications. The board
| expects all parents to cooperate with it and
| if they do not do so, the expense will fall
! upon them as taxpayers"
| Superintendent Whitaker was at his Office
yesterday and on Wednesday and issued over
one hundred tickets of admission to new
pupils. He calculates upon an enrolment of
| $3.50 pupils TO start the new term and an
enrolment of 81 500 during the term. After
the schools open he will be in bis office every
Monday and Tuesday, from 8 to 10 a. m.
Superintendent Whitaker has completed
his assignment of teachers for the term and
will officially announce them at the meeting
to be held in the High School building to-
morrow morning, The HERALD secured
| copy of the list to-day, through the courtesy
of the superintendent.
TEACHERS AND POSITIONS.
HIGH SCHOOL.
J. w. Cooper, Principal.
Clara Cline, First Assistant.
NJ. F. Conry, Second "
A. E. Coogan, Drawing and Modelling.
Jeanette H, Ramage, Vocal Music.
GRAMMAR scHooL-2ND GRADE.
Lizzie NJ. O'Connell, Main street.
Bridget A. Burns, White
Anna NJ, Dengler Lloyd
GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1sT GRADE.
Maggie e. Cayanaugh White street.
James R. Lewis, Centre
Amelia G. shoener, Lloyd
Mahala Fairehild,
PRIMARY scHooLs-4TH GRADE.
Ella A, Clauser, Main street.
Carrie w. Faust, White street.
Mary A. Connolly, Union street,
Anna f. Mansell, Centre street,
Jane T. Lambert, Lloyd street.
sallie e. Conry Lloyd street
PRIMARY SCHOOLS BIRD GRADE.
Mary A. Stack, Main street.
Hattie l. Hess, White street.
Eliza j. Finnerty, Union street.
Frank Williams Centre street,
Mary A. Laferty, Centre street,
Lizzie Lehe, Lloyd street.
Minnie O. Harnett, Lloyd street.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS, 2ND GRADE.
Irene Shane, Main street.
Mary H. Wasley, White street.
James NJ. Mullahey, Union street.
Maggie G. Brennan Centre street.
sallie Fadden, Centre street.
Annie NJ Kimmel, Lloyd street.
Mary A, Lynch, Lloyd street.
Hannah B. Morrison, Centre street.
Michael H. Britt, Coal street.
PRIMARY scHooLs-lsT GRADE
Eliza NJ. Carroll Main street.
Carrie Smith, White street.
Mary E. Fox, Union street.
Corinne Tempest Union street.
Lille b. Phillips, Centre street,
Annie Burke, Centre street.,
Mary Roberts, Lloyd street.
Nellie Baird Lloyd street.
IDA Kolb Lloyd street.
Kate Cunningham, Conue street.
Mary ID McGinness, Cherry street.
Annie H. shaehy, p NJ church.
Julia Miles Cherry street
Nellie l.. O'Hara, P NJ. church,