Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

NV" : "t'iia iilGIcned DIV grades tu
Tue ellie aud after receiving books
returned 10 their rooms where lessons
were assigned
Tuesday found pupils and teacher.
Fthdy fer work in earnest. Though
we were sorry to lose Prof. Saunders.
VII" has been with us since our
schools were organized, We are'pleased
to have Prof. Miller with us. The
enrolment np-to-date is as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Eight grade, fifteen; seventh grade.
nlnt; sixth grade. twenty-nine: fifth
grade, nineteen; fourth grade. nine
Teen; third grade, ninetnen: second
grade, fifteen; first grade, forty-two.
THIRD WARD.
Tenth grade, foul; ninth grade
ten; eighth grade. twenty: seventh
grade twenty-seven; sixth grade.
twenty three; fifth grade. nineteen:
fourth grade, fourteen; third grade.
Twenty-Five; second grade, twenty
one; FIRST grade, thirty-two. Colored
school, tifty-six. Total, 395.
New pupils are being enrolled
every day. An eleven grade has
ueeD annexed sc there will he no
graduating class this year.
The instructors at the First Ward
md grades of which they have charge
are AS follows:
Mr.. j. Griffin. principal, in charge
Of grades 9th 18th and Sth. Miss Lane
+th and 5;h. Miss Goodnow End and
Bird. Miss Riebsam Primary.
In the Third Ward, Mr.. Miller,
Snpt. and Mrs. Gelders. principal, in
charge of 10th 9th and 8tll grades.
Miss Gardner 9Th and It'll. Miss
ElIers 4th and 5th. Miss Carpenter
End and Bird. Mrs. Herman, primary.
Miss Florence Miller has already
won her way into the hearts of her
new class mates.
The Sth grade are to have a debate
Tuesday. Resolved, That a Civil
District should have a Legislative
Departments
The board have voled to build a
row of seats around the school houses.
We believe this is one of the many
good things our school board is doing
for us. The seats, we expect, will be
ready this week. viii somebody
kindly tell the board how very much
we need a fence around the school
grounds to keep COWS away as COW
bells sounding at all hours under the
windows, isn't pleasant thing.
The pupils in some of the rooms
bring money for ice, and the cold
water is certainly refreshing these
warm days.
Mics ANNE Belle Long, Of Wal
thourville, Ga, is boarding with Col.
Ways family, and going to school.
Miss Annie seems to be quite ia
vOrite.
Miss MOllie Mattox, of Irwinville.
is living with Mrs. Hall and attend
ing school. The 9Th grade gigls are
glad Ia laye her with them.
The Sth grade girls shed tear be-
cause of the parting with their teach
Ell who had gone up with them from
the 9Th grade. But new round of
the ladder is reached and they are re-
joicing that Mrs. Gelders is still in
her former place.
Little Lille kiker breaks the rec
ord, she is only six years old and in
the third grade.
Mrs. Herman is becoming much at
Idclleu 10 her lltIle pupils.
Mrs, Crimble, the former primary
teacher at the Third Ward visited her
old pupils. We noticed that while
pupils loye tra New. rpey still have
place in their hearts for the old teach
ers.
Teacher.-"Grace read the analysis
to the 9th problem"
Jimmie-After Grace had rsad-
"44llss thaF aN$lSss lsRo Pin to 9 rraine'""
Many pupils have passed on to
higher grades with low standings, but
this is only conditional until the first
examination. Then if pupils do not
come up to the standard they will .