The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-12
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

opened SEPTEMBER unueI TIC indn
agement of Prof. A. E. Darrah, as
sisted by nine efficient teachers.
The attendance at this time OF
the year Aot'te white schools is larg-
er than ever before, which speaks
volumes for the manner in which
the school was conducted last year.
There is not school building in
this part of the state that equals
ours in size, convenience and ap-
pearance. 1t is situated on an en-
inence in the northern part OF our
little city. There are four large
study halls. In addition to the
halls there are eight well-arranged,
well-ventilated recitation rooms
The building is furnished with the
latest improved school furniture.
Only single desks are used. Every
thing possible has been done that
conduces to the health, comfort and
convenience of the pupils.
If the people of Union City would
only visit our school they would be
not only surprised, but delighted
at the order, system and method OF
instruction.
They would find the primary hall
on the lower east side of the build
ing IN charge of Miss Josephine
Tardiff Here every morning loo
bright little faces make their ap-
pearance. Miss Cayce, her assist
ant, has charge of the first grade
about 81 little people. The first
impressions which a young child
receives are stronger and more
lasting than those in later lite' and
Miss Cayce knows how to lay
GOOD foundation. Miss Tarditf has
50 pupils in the second grade. 1t
is needless to say that she thinks
she has the brightest and sweetest
children in school.
In the lower west hall Miss Bond
presides with dignity and gentle
ness. She teaches II girls of the
fourth grade.
Miss Casebere has charge OF the
fourth grade proper, which numbers
SO pupils. She is an earnest and
enthusiastic teacher.
Miss Spencer looks carefully after
the 43 little people of the third
grade.
In the west upper hall we find
Miss Dorothy Robinson teaching IS
girls of the sixth grade in her
sweet, womanly way. Though
young at the cause, she is splendid,
1y qualified for this work and will
make an ideal teacher.
Miss Fowler is the popular teach
er of the fifth grade, and comes tc
us with splendid endorsements.
In the upper east hall the presid
ing deity is Miss Wingo, at least 2
bows OF the sixth grade think so
and under her watchful care they
are perfect little gentlemen.
Miss Mckee has charge OF the
highest grade in the Grammar
School-the seventh grade, anc
after one year under this highly ed
ucated woman they will be ready
for the High School department.
Mr.. Darrah will be found in his
office busily engaged. To those
who know his remarkable abilities
as disciplinarian, and who have
had the opportunity of witnessing
the admirable results OF his efforts
at inspiring his pupils with the
highest sentiment of honor, truth
fulness and industry, it will not be
necessary to say that his manage
ment of the Public Schools is wise
and practical. 1t can not fail to
produce results eminently advan,
tageous, for the teachers who work
with him incorporate his principles
into their mode of discipline and
management.
We invite the public to visit us
so they can truthfully say that this
school is the best conducted one II
the state. J. K. Il.
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