The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-09-06

Stella Tuttle, assistant principal.
II. G. Wood, Eighth grade and High
school
Valley Garlinger, Eighth grade, south
room.
Kate Stafford, Seventh grade, north
room.
Julia Stafford, Seventh grade, east
room.
Nettie c. Nelson, Sixth grade, west
room.
NEW LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Margaret Morrow, principal, Sixth
grade, south room, second floor.
Edith Morrow, Sixth grade, north
room, second floor.
Pearl Reese, Fourth grade, north
room, First floor.
Hattie Allbery, Third grade, south
room, first floor.
OLD LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Pearl Widaman, Second grade, south
room, second floor.
Gracia Kidder, First grade, south
room, first floor.
Mamie Matrau, Preliminary grade,
north room, first floor
GRANT SCHOOL.
Gertrude Watson, Fifth grade, west
room, first tloor.
Ellen Mullen, Fourth grade, west
room, second floor.
Marie Bryan, Third grade, south room,
second floor.
Lizzie Rees, principal, Second grade,
north room, second floor.
Annie Mcbride, First grade, north
room, first floor.
Bessie Kidder, Preliminary grade,
south room, first floor.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Oriole Adams, Fourth and Fifth
grades, east room, second floor.
Nellie Dingman, Second and Third
grades, west room, second floor.
Edith McClary, First grade, east
room, first floor.
Lucy Williams, principal, west room,
first floor
Supply teacher, Miss V. Mason.
Pupils promoted from the Washington
Fifth and the Lincoln Fifth form the
Sixth grade in the new Lincoln-Miss
Margaret Morrow, teacher
Pupils promoted from the Grant
Fifth will form the Sixth, High school
| building-Miss Nelson, teacher.
Pupils promoted from Miss Garlinger's
Seventh form the Eighth and will con.
tinuein the same room-Miss Garlnger
teacher. Others will go to Miss Wood
Miss Morrison S pupils-Sixth grade
! form the Seventh-north room. Miss
Mathewson's pupils-Sixth grade-form
the Seventh-east room-High school
building.
Teachers will have programs on the
blackboards and doors, and books distri.
buted so far as possible next Monday
Lessons will be assigned and recitations
going OH at 9 80 a. III.
Teachers will admit to classes no non.
resident pupils who have not receip,
for tuition signed by the superintend
ent. Tuition for the grades is 81. 80 pei
month and the High school So 90 pei
month, payable in advance. Books and
supplies are furnished by the district.
Pupils are requested to bring tablets
as the supply of paper may be quite
limited The prospects for good work
are most encouraging: teachers are
enthusiastic, and pupils are anxious tc
begin.
We earnestly urge parents to see that
children be in their places at school
next Tuesday morning 8 o'clock and
that they be punctual and regular there
after. The missing of day, or lesson
is small thing in itself; but each day
or lesson is a link IN the educational
chain, which if broken weakens the
whole chain.
Many of our teachers are new; some
are entire strangers; we bespeak fol
them the earnest cooperation and as
| sistance OF parents in the arduous task
of training the children. With this
patience, cooperation and assistance
there will be no doubt as to the success
of the years work.
Pupils of the Eighth grade, who have
been promoted to the High school are
requested to meet with the superintend
ent at the High school room Monday
morning at 10 o'clock to select course
of study for the coming year.
Applications have been received from
two boys who would like places to work
for their board while attending school.
ID. G. O'CoNNoR, Superintendent