The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-03
New School Arrangements.

public schools. and the school rooms
are one round, of busy workers and
bright faces. AL seem to 5zealously
work as ever before. The. public
schools seem to have an unusual at
tendance. Although all are not en-
rolled as will be later, yet there were
IN all yesterday S attendance geo. 81
Most all OF the old corps ;ofgefficient
teachers are at work; Miss Kelly and /.
Miss sewell Z being the new grade
teachers This makes the work more
regular sgu !. and systematic for, the.frst
few days than is usually the scase and
Denison can truly pride herself on
such an efficient school service From
all points of the county pupils have
come totake advantage of the excel
lent course offered. It has taken
several years to work up a thorough
and up to-date course ofuyork. Many
experiments have been tried some sue
cessful, others not so successful. But
yet throughout it has steadily9,pro.
crossed into as strong course as sanv
town1of the size can boast Of. The
school board have been, willing to- ex-
pend anything for. the. betterment of
The course 5t.5eg .llsl5 Il .I5saielt
This year the three buildings are
utilized although only two rooms rooms 3are
Use in \, the North High. hsIThestton-
altlons seem to notibe congested, yet a !,
larger number could not be very well (.
az ceHo com At the West Brick
l323 are in attendance Miss iHaskins
IN the first grade has the most crowded
conditions, 43 being enrolled. Miss
Smell OF the Second grade. 49, Miss
Austin of the Third, "a; Mrs. Aims
worth of the Fourth. 80. ,Inan litter
view with several Of the. teachers. the 4
general impression seemed to be sithe
best best start ever had ra3a All the Pupils !
with bright smiling. faces are eager for I
Ithezwork as wellas play. New books
have raw been Installed throughout !, the
erades. especially in the arithmetics {.
and Biographies. M ss le3l5,!
&. &, 10 the North High work seems to
have opened very uspiciously. Miss
McAhren has here the Eighth grade,
with an attendance of 80: Miss Latchau
has an attendance of Sc in the Seventh
grade. The grounds here at this
school seem to be adeeide eddy andim-
provement over that of last year.
They have been filed in, the bank on
the To east is. cut down and terraces, arise
on The south and west, thus making an
eAcellentiplay ground. Fi$5 ~ ~
At the Central building one 81, the
most q iit, interesting sights is, the linden
garliten sea Here were gathered 6o;litNS
children OF the average age Of 'ffs
some ready for work, Others more fot
the play and freedom Of the outside.
Nothing was done. but merely an en-
! tertainment for the first day Every
thing isiof all absorbing interest; to
r these new new little pupils, oIwbou forgthe
first time dare under the restraint of
school disciplined Butiwith3 Miss Bond
Iia a q Miss Stoner, the work will Soon
progress rapidly and therpnghlysip
h. The grades, inithis building seem to
I.behas thoroughly crowded as dthe
, l., lei. The attendance, is as follows:
Miss Craft, LIST Grade ..au.L}. III va al
| Miss Bryan, End Grade .Sg9 y !. t!ag 40
Miss Sewen,, .3rd Grade e. =, . MS tl.'a 80
Ms lss French 4th Gradefa,r ,n.f.s,s 81
| Miss King ne ]. 5tha Grades..t .'u.c. ...t..a
1 Miss Leptien,t 18th and 9th Grades!as3; "a
Miss Kelly, 9th Grad e! +. loa hio 20
Miss Raine 9Th Grade, sa Il, s .a,ss, 81
1 oI Sotnelofi these grade s are more. or
! less crowded, but YET the bqildi6g can
ace sf,ia 3 ls, more if neeessary,,dts
ID In the High School we. find the most
crowded condition. Here 107were en-
| rolled yesterday and it isl thought, that
possibly this may reach 1885 or l40 in
flew weekssi New seats must he nut in
to meet with these conditions East
I year during the whole Term ,lfo, was
III the laveragge attendance, 1n the High
4 School the,asreatestlach angeuhr the
I better has been established, Here two
1s coz Y s. offered the puptls,y the
! IratiIn aiad the sciept course These
offer course totthose whosare5not>able
4 to- atgendS9college? aftetward tpthat is
perhaps stronger for the othhersi works
,fof 'life, + One new teacher basg been
IIsadaed, thus enabling the twoueourses
to be conducted, ndsoenhahcihgath e
Ivalnetof the tecitations.t Two new
studies 1iatl haye been addsd TO Tie ,eeprse,
j thai. ofl zoology and arithmetioo ,IRhis
isl taken up the last iiyear,
{; and meets all3requiremelts for thaftr re-
sEviewioftheirt work Thisdwill meet
the plaintsRof 1.-THE many High
tkSchool pupils who have graduated with
dibutaas partalalidea9 of the practical
Il branches OF mathematics. ig2 q tqa
rlm In'all, this wleexperi1nent creates
o iimorel interest on the. part of the pupil: