The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-13
THEY ARE ASSIGNED
WICHITA TEACHERS NOW KNOW
WHERE THEY ARE AT.

All the Schools Open Tomorrow and the
Approach of the Event was Very Much
in Evidence on the Streets and in Bush
ness Houses-Shoe Stores, Especially,
Enjoy q Great Boom-Hundreds of
Youths Did Shopping and States, PEN
CHS and Dinner Baskets Went Like Hot
Cakes-City Superintenden Encouraged.
Tomorrow morning the city schools
| will open again for the 1867 term.
| There was evidence of the approach
| ing event everywhere yesterday and it
was no small factor in the large volume
of business done by the merchants.
The shoe stores especially did an inn
mense trade in childrens footwear.
All of them were crowded and IL is no
exaggeration to say that there were
more youths up town yesterday than on
any one day since the Sells circus was
| IN town.
The school supply houses also enjoyed
a boom and states, pencils. book satchels
and dinner baskets were sold like the
proverbial hot cakes.
The children were not the only ones
who were shopping. There was an
army of school teachers on the streets
and in the stores all day, while stream
Of them went to and returned from the
rooms Of the board of education in the
City building.
In the morning the teachers were all
present in the Office of Superintendent
Dyer and were assigned TO their places
during the term. Not great many
important changes were made, but for
all that there was considerable shifting
about
Superintendent Dyer was working
very hard all day but he found time to
tell a reporter for the Eagle that every
thing was in excellent shape prepara-
tory to the opening of the schools. He
believes that this year in the city schools
will be very successful one.
The following is a complete assign
ment of the teacshers:
Burton-May Wagner, grades Is.
Cleveland-Amy Burd, principal, and
grades, 6-7; Mary Mccoy, grades As;
WA Minuet. grades 2-S; Florence Tay-
lor, grade l.
Charleton-D. s. Pence. principal, and
grade 8; Libbie Kent, grade Z; Alice Kerr |
grade 6; Jessie Adams, grade 5; Olive |
Triplett, grade 4; Maud Sargent, grade |
3; Mary Bricker, grade 2; Lulu Andrews |
grade 1.
College Hill-Laura Philleo, principal, |
grades 4-6; Ella Taft, grades 1-2.
Emerson-J. S. Carson, principal, and |
grade s; Jane Burd, grade z; Minnie |
Down, grade 6; Eta Fellows, grade 5; |
Lulu Sheppard, grade 4; Florence Hi |
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Della Allen, grade 1.
Fairmount-Lizzie Miller, grades 1-s. |
Franklin-Anna Mllvey, principal; |
grade Z; Jennie Triplett, grade 5; Anna |
Stanton, grade 4; Helen Mccormick,
grade 3; Pearl Mccormick, grade 2;
Mamie Barwise, grade L
Harry-Jennie Daugherty, grades ga;
Clara Brown, grades IL.
High SCHOOL,. n. Allen, assistant
superintendent, head English depart
ment; G. F. Smith, head Latin and Greek
department; r. F. knight, head mathe-
NAUTICAL department; Cynthia Cleveland,
head historical department and pre-
ceptress; Laura Blincoe, assistant in
Frank Dunkin, assistant
in science: Leida Mills, assistant in Eng
fish; Anna Zeininger, assistant in Latin.
1rving-Mary Kelly, principal, grade
Q, Ilctcn SIduc EullH |
grade s.; Sadie Caldwell, grade 5; Agnes
Rlakely, grade 4; Nora cody, grade 3;
Nellie Jackman. grade 2; Roth Woody,
grade l.
Kellogg-F- S. Bimming, principal,
grades ST; Hattie Cox, grade 5; Mary
Jordan, grade 4; Clemma Fitch, grade
8; Florence Horton, grade, .; Sallie SAKE,
grade 1.
Lncoln-Sarah Scroggin, principal.
grades 6-7: Kate MclNabb, grade 5; Kate
grade 4; Fanny Wilbeck, grade
8: Alletha Miller, grade .; Florence Full
Ter. grade 1.
McCorInicl5-Anna Leichardt, grade
s: Emma Hill, grade 6; Grace Morris,
grades "a; Helen Taylor, grades II.
Normal-Belle Stever, principal; Hat
tie Smith, critic teacher.
Park-Addie Brook, principal, grade
S; Emma MCGEE, grade 5; Eta Mason,
grade 4; Anna Mason, grade s; Margar-
cite Garwood, grade 2; Gertrude Jack
son, grade /.
Washin gton-Lzzie Dickinson, prin-
cipal. grade s; Alice Norehead. grade
7; Della Nicely, grade 6; Abbie Mossmon.
grade S; Belle Walker, grade 4; Genevie
CASTILLO, grade 3, Maude Mclaughlin,
grade 2: Agnes Conway, grade l.
Webster-Minnie Stuckey. principal,
grade 4; Josie Miller, grade 5; Jessie
Drown, grade 4: Nellie Dorsey, grade
!; Hattie Smith, grades I-2