The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-09-07
OPENING Of SCHOOLS.
Vacation is Over and Work Be
gins Tomorrow.
THE ASSIGNMENT OF TEACHERS

THE ASSIGNMENT OF TEACHERS
Names of Those who viii Have Charg,
of the Various Departments and Grade,
OF the City schools for the Coming
Nine Months.
From Mondays Daily:
The vacation is over and tomorrow
morning the school bells will again ring
ont merrily. For three months both
teachers and pupils have been resting,
re%creating or working, as circumstances
warranted, some spending the vacation
by taking a trip, others by camping out
and still Others 10y earning a few extra
dollars in one way or another. How.
ever the days have been spent, they
have quickly passed away, yet the pu-
pills all are ready to 60 into the school
tomorrow prepared to quickly get down
to solid work, realizing that what they
learn now will prove of incalculable
benefit to them in after life, when they
come to go out into the world for them.
selves.
Following is the assignment of teach
ers as the schools will he opened tomor-
row, under the direction of ID. G. O'Con-
nor, superintendent
HIGH School.
Principal High school, Mr.. John b..
Barnes, jr.
Assistant principal High school, Miss
Jessie Bridge.
Assistant principal High school, Miss
Myrtice Mygatt.
Eighth grade, Miss Harriet Wood.
Seventh grade, No. /, Miss Valley Gar
linger.
Seventh grade, No. ,, Miss Lucy
Bruner.
Sixth grade, No. !, Miss Clemmie
Morrison.
Sixth grade, No. 2, Miss Louise
Mathewson.
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Fifth grade, Miss Grace Hammond.
Fourth grade, Miss Kate Stafford.
Third grade, Miss Hattie Alberry.
Second grade, Miss Ruth Matrau.
First grade, Miss Gracia Kidder.
Second preliminary, Miss Bessie
Kidder.
First preliminary, Miss Matte L.
Howig.
GRANT SCHOOL.
Fifth grade, Miss LYDIA Pheasant.
Fourth grade, Miss Gertrude Watson.
Third grade, Miss Effie Key.
Second grade, Miss Lizzie Rees.
First grade, Miss Allie johnson.
Preliminary, Miss Ellen O'Connor.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Fourth and Fifth grades, Miss Anna
s. Gayhart.
Second and Third grades, Miss Eva
Toler.
First grade, Miss Edith Bachelor.
Preliminary, Miss Lucy Williams.
EDGEwATER SCHOOL.
First, Second and Third grades, Miss
Edith Morrow.
Supply teacher, Miss Edith McClary.
The following named pupils of the
eighth grade will for the present occupy
seats in the High school room Ralph
Birchard, Rudolph Korth, Arnold Pase-
walk, Clara Beach, Louise lies, Ethel
Long, Fred Asmus, Hazel Fairbanks,
Nye Wise, Fay Widaman, Edith Viele,
Florence O'Connor, Rhoda Requa, Lulu
Taylor, Irene Juneman, Willie Stafford,
Walden Anderson, Jessie Drebert, VIM.
Stewart, Florence Estabrook.
The pupils of last years fifth grade,
Lincoln building, will attend sixth
grade in the High school building, Miss
Mathewson teacher. Pupils of last
Yeas fifth grade of the Grant building
will enter the sixth grade in the High
school building, Miss Morrison teacher.
Pupils of last years sixth grade under
Miss Morrison will enter the seventh
grade, High school building, Miss Gar
linger teacher. The sixth grade of last
year under Miss Mathewson will enter
the seventh grade in the High school
building, Miss Bruner teacher. Those
pupils Of the fifth grade, Washington
school, who received certificates of pro-
motion from Miss Slawson, will go to
the office of the superintendent for
assignment.
MONDAY MENTION.
+. B, Ovelman went west last evening.
Burt Mapes went to Omaha this morn
ing. ,
DIR. Rudolph Mittelstadt of Omaha is
in town. =
Chester A. Fuller went to Omaha c
yesterday. 7
Wm. E. Thorp represents Aurora in
Norfolk today. \
f, G. LaSalle of Lexington spent Sun ]