Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
EFFORT WAS APPRECIATED.
,un.equcn. Meeting of ca,ored In
struc,or. with sups. Fos-The Ar
alignment. for Al, the schools for
sAe New Session.
o,s .,ac,1ers of the pub

she New Session.
m. principals and teachers of the pub
Ne schools met al Central school yes1er-
say under the call ot Superintendent N''-
m.mF Fox for counsel and assignment
h.fora entering on the work Of the COM
Ing session which begins Mondas morn
Ing. The gathering was q marked one,
embracing the lSe white principals ana
t.achers engaged IN conducting the PUBIC
sdpcation of the city. The gooo e1ieeNs
NJ the rest and refreshment OF the sum
r,.r vacation was evident in the sPiii'
and appearance of the corps.
with q few introductory remarks gu
r.-s,ta,aent Fox introduced Governor a
Mon,avne who made q brief aodreSs
20 fhe a assembly. He expressed ms PES
,,r. IN meeting the teachers OF the .5le',o
nol,tan city of the Common" ga IT, t--'
exalted estimate of the teachers pi - -
ston and that education lay az liie ~
6ation OF the prosperity ana psosi eas
the state. No State, he said, that IS sen.
satisfied will progress. We should loon
NV r-ohler,s souarely in the lace ana
,,ress forward to still higher attainrne!i's
The future of the Connoh"eaiSt -
largely in the hands of the teachers, '.Hc
while the responsibility OF Inc oa'Hl.Is
of the coming generation OF cluleis We
rreat. the teachers ought also 10 ie 1:
the privilege they have in giving 10 II
t-,,a genuine training In intellect and IN
cbaracter He wished for them an eA-
ceedtngly happy and successful session
The audience manifested their aPprecla-
fion nv liberal applause. Major James n
Capers was also present and looked ms
happiness. but did not make an ADDRESS
superintendent Fox then gave the teacii-
Ars some necessary instructions, ana etlen
ROOD the assignments for the coming
school year.
Subsequently, a meeting Of the seven
ty-nine colored teachers vas held ana IN
structions and assignments given.
The schools viii be opened on MondaT,
the 18th, for The registration OF ola
scholars. New pupils will be resistereu
on Tuesday. 10th The high school Will
rerister both old and new on Monday.
The following is the list of teachers for
the several schools.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Julian P. Thomas, principal: II. Lee
Mccain. assistant principal. Teachers: w.
M. Adams. Bertha Dickinson. Rachael
Van Wort, Alice G. Owens, Mary A. APP
person, Maggie C. Meagher Julia r. Hen
lL.
pell, Sarah Gwathmey, Florence Bloom
berg, Cornelia NJ. Elicit, L. Rebecca An
gel, Camilla Dickerson, Carrie L. Clarke
Mamie c. Edwards Lizzie S. Phillips
Alma l.. Lipscombe. w. N. Hamlet
George Fitzgerald, Lucille T. Johnson
NICHOLSON SCHOOL.
Stephen O. Perkins, principal. Teachers:
Mary S. Schermerhorn. Ella NJ. West
Leila NJ. Saunders. Lizzie 1de, Ella Cohn
Ada Chalkley. jamie N. Walsh, Mabel g.
Turner Eva B. Howle. Alberta Parkinson,
Anna G. Welsh. Lille Shepperson.
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL.
Jesse H Binford, principal. Teachers
Dora Elliott Mary B. HILL r. Estelie
Shackelford Sallie F. Walker, Essie Cur.
It's. NJ Ivy Robins, Hattie B. Williams.
Lyme e. Moseley. Virgie E. Gary. Frances
II. McKevett Annie Coleman. Emily G.
Royal, Z. Gordan Friend Henrietta II.
Richardson.
BELLEVUE SCHOOL.
E,ihu Morrissette. principal. Teachers:
A Branch Binford, Willie Bowles Eliza
p. Neale. virgie c. Winfree. Lizzie Ar
Belle J. Walthall. Edna Y. Bloombere,
Mamie c. Miller, Matte w Hasker, Ber-
tina Van Wort, Josie II. Maddox. Henri
eta G. Pulliam. Emily NJ. Snyder. jamie
I. King, Helen Fleet, Cheadie B. Lawson.
MARSHALL SCHOOL
Albert II. Hill. principal. Teachers: Lu-
lie F. Jones, Maggie z. Craig. Beulah NJ.
Hughes, Lulie c. Kelley Gay Bosher.
Mime S. Blakey. Arabella S. Pitcher.
Evelyn l. Rex, Louise C. Mccarthy. Clara
G. Moore. Bessie B. Tribbett, Minnie L.
Robertson.
CENTRAL SCHOOL.
Stephen T. Pendieton. principal. Teach
ers: Lena NJ. Duke, Florence z. Duke,
Lille Smith. Mary f. Budd, Fannie
Blake. Lucy B. Powers, Hennie McGetlee,
Florence Laughton, Mabel c. Dobbins,
Lula B. Eppes Beulah B. Myer, Belle R
Woodson, Lucie NJ. Hicks.
LEIGH SCHOOL.
Julian A. Burruss, principal. Teachers:
Mamie II. Blackburn. Virginia T. Sutton.
Elizabeth ". Winston. Robina F. Whit
lock. virgine W. Saddler. Maggie i.
Zincke, Nettie NJ. Pollard, Clara L. Cren-
shaw, Lucy G. -Arnlistead, Adele Mott.
Minnie I. Taylor, Cornela S. Taylor.
Jeanne A Fraser. Lula Dunkel.
MADISON SCHOOL.
William G. Jones. principal. Teachers:
Lucy P. Hulce. Ella NJ Garrett, Annie f.
Granger, Fannie Angus. Helen NJ. Hall.
Annie v. Burke, Rosa G. Albert, Louise
Dixon, Alice K. Yancey. Jessie c. Buch-
anan. Kitty NJ. Morris, Annie IS. War
then, Martha L. W. Jones. j. \. Cohen.
ELBA SCHOOL
Herbert T. Cox, principal Teachers:
O. Hortense Botughcimer, Annie Tatum,
Henrietta Craver Rosa Is. Angle Emma
r. c. Shelton. Amelia W. Schmidt, Emily
]. Hatchett, Nora Shepperson. Augusta
ID. 10th. Daisy c. Smith Lee NJ Eppes,
Abby D. Gwathmey. Fannie L. Lawson
WEST END SCHOOL.
D. II Rucker principal. Teachers: Nan
ME Newell. Rosalie c. Zetelle. Sallie A.
Wilkinson. NJ Lou Eggleston, Gertrude
v. Snead. Mamie T. Pegram. Genevieve
e. Sharp. Virginia Lee Cottrell. Maggie
A. Neale, Nellie d. Spence Margaret E.
Colin, Loula Williams.
RANDOLPH SCHOOL.
Saunel D. Turner. principal. Teachers:
Ella Kraker, Mary a. 1ubank. Mary E
Frayser, Julia B. Spence Mary r. Webb
Irene Valentine. Nellie w. Birdsong. Con-
afance Hartsook, Lucy c. Duggins Peachy
B. Shell. a. Hopson Kirby. Virginia Bow
en-, Isabelle r. Pendleton, Florence r.
Garrett.
NORMAL SCHOOL.
James c. Harwood, principal; Kate c.
Dunkc1. assistant principal Teachers:
Jessie r. Pendleton. S. Ashton Cook. Kate
e. Fuller, Lula O. Phillips. Rosa Marks.
!. Martha II. Chappell. Fannie c. Ragland.
Emily D. Bosher. Bessie c. b. Sydnor.
EAST END SCHOOL.
Richard ". Flournoy. principal Teach
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