Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-01
THE SCHOOLMASTE HERE Fall Session of the Public Schools
 Begins,
INCREASE IN ATTENDANCE
List of the Princnals and Teachers-The Den tal and Medical Colleges Ready for
 Work Today

the city Of Birmingham opened yesterday with an attendance unusually large for the opening day. The names of nearly 5000 children were enrolled in all at the various schools, which is an increase of between 200 and 300 over the enrolment at the beginning of last years session. The enrolment at the different schools were as follows:
 Powell scool 450, Henley school 551, Paul Hayne school 525, High school 250, colored schools 1000. The number will be continually augmented as the session proceeds, and if the showing made at the opening counts for anything, the attend ance for this session will tax the capacity bf the public schools to the utmost. Very few changes in the faculties of the schools were made. The list is as follows:
 High School.
 A. C. Moore, principal.
 Miss W. M. Allen, English.
 Miss B. A. Allen, mathematics Miss H. R. Thornton, history and latin. Miss A. R. Klos commercial. Miss Bertha Gelders, German.
 Miss c. A. Brown, science.
 Miss Gelders is on a leave of absence. Her place will be temporarily filled by Miss Rebecca c. Hamilton.
 Paul Hayne.
 J. B. Cunningham, principal.
 Grade '. Mrs. N. M. Dabney
 Grade 6, senior, Miss Rose Lewis. Grade 6. junior, Miss Vivian May. Grade ,, senior, Miss Cornella Meade. Grade 5, junior. Miss Kate Cahalan. Grade 4, junior Miss Alice Stafford. Grade f. junior, Miss Mary Rittenberry Grade 3, senior, Miss Mamie Palmer. Grade 3. junior Miss Carrie Jernigan. Grade ?. junior, Miss Gertrude Muslin. Grade ?, junior (a), Miss Kate Boggs. 1<SD ,,..fA flNN Grade l, senior, Miss Nettie Anderson. Grade l, junior fa), Miss Willie Wallis. Grade l, junior (b), Miss Susie Brown.
 Powell School.
 Mary A. Cahalan, principal.
 Grade ', Miss Cora E. Palmer
 Grade 6. Miss Floribel Brown
 Grade 5, senior, Miss Mary E. Bostck Grade 5. junior, Miss Daisy Carpenter. Grade 4, senior, Miss Jamie Greene. Grade 4, junior Miss Emma Wellman Grade 3. senior, Miss Hattie Bradshaw. Grade 3, junior, Miss Fannie Randolph. Grade ?, senior, Miss Kate Smith. Grade g. junior, Miss Lillian Foulxs Grade 1, senior, Miss Annette Mustin Grade l, junior Miss Lula Bradford Substitutes-Misses Mary George Linn, Alma Lane and Renne Leigh Head
 Henley School.
 r. M. Roof, principal.
 Grade 2, Miss N. D. Davis.
 Grade G. senior, Miss Norma Brown. Grade 6, junior Miss Annie Braun. Grade 5, senior, Miss Rochelle Williams. Grade 5, junior Miss Eugenia Alexan- Ger.
 Grade 4, senior, Miss Jessie Roberts. Grade 4. junior, Miss Anna Greene. Grade 8, senior, Miss Mary Hewlett. Grade 3, junior Miss Annie Cannon. Grade 2. senior, Miss Jessie Ruter Grade ?, junior. Miss Hattie Palaski Grade 1, senior, Mrs. J. A. Neely Grade 1. junior, Miss Helen Hudson. Colored Schools.
 Slater-C. V. Auguste, principal. Cameron--R. s. LoVingood principal No lessons were learned yesterday-the time of the principals and teachers was taken up in enrolling and organizing the classes.
 pr. J. H. Phillips. the efficient superin- tendent. who has built up the schools to their present excellent and high standard spent the forenoon at the high school and the rest of the day here and there and everywhere getting things in condition for the years work. cellent system of public school than our own city of Birmingham. They are our pride
 The Birmingham Dental college and the Birmingham Medical college will open today under the most favorable conditions. The attendance at each will be large and the outlook for the term en- couraging. The faculty of the dental college announces that all dental work will be done free of charge, the parties having the work done paying only the cost of the material used. Daily clinics will be a feature at the medical college.