The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-15
TEACHERS ASSIGNED
TO PLACES IN THE SAVANNAH
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
PHYSICAL CULTURE NEXT
WILL BE INTRODUCED IN SCHOOLS
AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE.


Also Arrangement of DetaiIs-One
Teacher Granted Leave of Absence
to Continue Study-RcsignntiOnO of
Another Teacher Accepted-AIl An
dcrsOn COIOred school Teachers
Reelected.
The teachers in the white public
schools of the city We're assigned yes
terday at the September meeting of
| the Board of Education.
In the High School all of last years
teachers We're retained in the same
grades. The grammar school teachers
are:
Anderson Street School-Mr. n. B. F.
| Close. principal; Sixth Grade, Miss NJ.
| f. johnson and Mrs. II. n. Leitze;
Fifth Grade, Miss L. NJ. Cabaniss;
Fourth Grade. Miss r. H. Riley and
Miss ]. c. Furse; Third Grade, Miss
| Helen Vaughan and Miss Mamie Lee
hey; Second Grade, Miss America
| Woodbury. and Miss c. E. Miller;
First Grade, Miss L. E. Wayne and
Miss Lottie Keller, assistant, Miss An
ME Smith.
Henry Street-Miss ]. A. Muslin,
principal; Sixth Grade, Miss A. V.
Bourquin; Fifth Grade, Mrs. C. NJ.
Gray; Fourth Grade, Miss c. A. Lam
dershine and Miss Emma Carter; Third
Grade, Miss Stella Englerth and Miss
Lizzie Mcconnell; Second Grade, Miss
May B. Mcconnell and Miss Marian
Zittirour; First Grade Miss Mae KEEL
Ter and Mrs. Mae Grower; assistant,
Miss May Woodberry.
Thirty-eighth Street.-The. P. F.
Brown, principal; Sixth Grade, Mrs.
]. A Freeland; Fifth Grade, Miss l..
E. Miller and Miss E. r. Fennel; Fourth
Grade, Miss Clifford Gross and Miss
Sallie Cabaniss; Third Grade, Miss
Maggie Chandler and Miss Amelia
Shewmate Second Grade, Miss Clyde
Schuman and Miss Carol Moorer; First
Grade, Miss Eta Oliver and Miss Julia
Lebey; assistant, Miss Ethel Wilson.
Barnard Street-Mr. r. H. Gignil-
lat, principal: Sixth Grade. Mrs. E.
NJ. Spring; Fifth Grade, Miss NJ. w.
Maccaw; Fourth Grade. Miss M. w.
Purse; Third Grade, Miss Elsbeth
Schuster and Miss Amy oliver; Second
Miss Helen Laneau: assistant. Miss
Emma Neil.
Massie--Mr. G. J. Orr, principal
Sixth Grade, Miss NJ. A. Muslin; Fifth
Grade, Mrs. NJ. e. Morrison: Fourth
Grade. Miss Annie VIM; Third Grade,
Miss Lena Alexander: Second Grade,
Miss Emma Iruslow and Miss Lila Ra-
bun; First Grade. Miss Matte Collins
and Miss Mabel Goodwin: assistant.
Miss Celia Starr.
Chatham No. 1.-Mr. W. f. Thomp-
son, principal: Sixth Grade, Miss M. j.
! Walker, Fifth Grade, Miss w. S. Du-
Bose; Fourth Grade. Miss E. L. Gem
| Ter and Miss M. NJ. Furrer: Third
| Grade Miss Estella Pease and Miss
Florence Olmstead: Second Grade.
Miss Lulu VIM and Miss l.. j. Kree-
ger; First Grade, Miss Edith Robinson;
| assistant Miss Rosalie Brown.
Chatham No. 2.-Mr. William f. Gal
laway, principal: Sixth Grade. Mrs. ].
| S Bracewell; Fifth Grade, Miss A. NJ.
Barnard; Fourth Grade, Miss Florence
Adams and Miss Florence Whitehead;
Third Grade, Miss Fannie Haupt; Sec
ond Grade. Miss Margaret Morel and
Miss Frances Janow; First Grade, Miss
Corinne benson and Miss Mary Fin
| ney; assistant. Miss Nell Ketcham.
Cathedral-Mr. M. A. O'Brien, prin-
| ciDal: Sixth Grade. Miss A. NJ. Nc
Crohan; Fifth Grade, Miss K. C. Ora
dy: Fourth Grade, Miss NJ. S. Killorin:
Third Grade. Miss M. S. Black and
Miss Marie Harty; Second Grade, Miss
j. Z. Walsh: First Grade, Miss Katie
Walsh; assistant Miss Lucy Courtenay
st. Patrick's-Mr. Arthur J. O'Hara,
| principal; Sixth Grade, Miss Kate Dew
ereuX; Fifth Grade, Miss NJ. A. Ennis
and Miss M. G. Merchant: Fourth
Grade, Miss e. M. Catherwood and
Mrs. M. j. Clarke; Third Grade, Miss
Nellie O'Brien and Miss Theodore
| Spann; Second Grade. Miss Irene Cour-
| tenay and Miss Meyler: First Grade,
Miss Annie Bell and Miss G. r. Hef-
fernan; assistant, Miss Nina Suffer.
| The colored teachers were not as
signed. Supt. Ashmore will make the
assignments sometime to-day
To Introduce Physical Culture.
The Board of Education assembled
| at 4:20 o'clock with the following
members present: President George A
Mercer and Messrs. p. A. Stovall NJ.
f. Dunn. r. J. Davant, S. B. Adams,
NJ A. O'Byrne, Herman Myers, J. r.
| Saussy, and Supt. Otis Ashmore. Pres
! ident Mercer reported for the special
! committee which had been appointed
| at the last session of the board to con-
! slider the adVisabilitv of introducing
! physical culture in the schools. The
| committee recommended that the SyS-
! tenn be introduced as early as practical
| Bile. The board indorsed the report of
the committee and left the details of
! the method and hours of instruction in
! the hands of the superintendent and
also the selection of teacher. The
step of introducing physical culture is
considered a wise and progressive one
! by the board and no time will be lost
| in beginning the work
Mss Louise Falligant, teacher at
/ Montgomery, requested a leave of alb
sence from her duties for one year for
! the purpose of studying advanced
work. The board granted the request,
/ and it is understood that she will re-
| sumo her duties next year Miss Fail
ligant will leave shortly for Decatur.
where she will enter the Agnes Scott
| Institute.
The resignation of Miss Teresa f.
Smith, a teacher in ST. Patrick's
School, Third Grade, was read and
| accepted.
Supt Ashmore reported that all the
schools of the city will be in readi-
ness for the opening of the school wear
| Oct. /. and that the janitors are at
work on the buildings. putting them
! in condition for the opening
Getting school Houses Ready.
Commissioner O'Byrne reported for
! the School House Committee. in accord.
ance with the authority given il bv the
board, IT had purchased the old color
ed church on Maple street, and thar
| II had been remodeled for use as y
/ school house. The building will be in