The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS
 WILL OPEN TOMORROW
Continued from Fifth Page,

Continued from Fifth Pago1 (b) Miss Belle Conner; Sixth Junior (a) Miss Mary Martin; Sixth Junior (b) Miss Katie B. Harrison; Sixth Senior, (a) Miss Kate Hepbringer; Sixth Senior lb) Miss Mary Sholl; Seventh Junior (a) Miss AL ma Feagin; Seventh Junior (b) Miss Mary Rittenberry; Supernumerary, Miss Pearl Weiss.
 Martin School.
 Principal T. c. Young.
 First Junior, Miss Harriet Dobbins; First Senior, Miss Mary Carr second Junior and Senior, Miss Otie Shipman' Third, Junior and Senior, Miss Clara Spencer; Fourth, Junior and Senior Miss Stella Spiva; Fifth, Junior and Senior, Miss Estelle Heaslett; Sixth, Junior and Senior, Miss Edith Johnston; supernu- merary Miss Matte DeBardeleben.
 UIIman School, First, Junior and Senior, Miss Edith Greene; Second, Junior and Senior, Miss Annie Pearson; Third, Junior and Senior, Mrs. Theresa H. Evans; Fourth, Junior and Senior. Mrs. M. N. Dabney, princi- pal.
 Lakevlew School.
 First, Junior and Senior, Miss Elberta Taylor; Second, Junior and Senior, Miss Rosa Davis; Third, Junior and Senior, Miss Bertha Carlton Fourth, Junior and Senior, Miss N. D. Davis, principal; Su- pernumerary. Miss Ruth Norton
 Negro High School. Principal A. H. Parker.
 Assistants, Orlean D. Kennedy; Etta A. Deace.
 Slater School.
 Principal, w. J. Echols.
 First, Junior (a) Mary A. Green; First, Junior Cb) Rachel A. Lester; First, Senior Rosa A. Diffay; Second. Junior, Stella Murphy; Second, Senior, Florence Kemp; Third, Junior and Senior, Mary Ragland; /; Fourth, Junior and Senior John H. Brown Fifth. Junior and Senior, Zadie Hadnott; Sixth and Seventh, Mary Sig man; Supernumerary, Ethelyn Simmons.
 Lane School
 Principal, G. s. Lewis.
 First, Junior (a) Isabel Brooks; First, Junior (b) Bessie Williams; First. Senior (a) Lizzie Glover; Second, Junior, Mary Crawford: Second, Junior, Laura Boone; Third, Lillian Harris; Fourth and Fifth, Lucy Hunter; Sixth and Seventh, Fannie White; Supernumerary, Myra Diffay.
 Cameron School. Principal, W. c. Davis.
 First, Junior, Brunetta Hill; First. &c., nior. Emma Wyatt; Second, Junior and
 
 Fourth, R. r. Maxwell; Fifth and Sixth, w. c. Davis.
 Thomas School.
 Principal, W. T. Poole.
 First, Junior, Nancy Lowe; First, Se- nior, Fannie Sawyer; Second, Junior and Senior, Mary Carter; Third and Fourth, W. T. Poole.
 The School Districts.
  High School-Entire city.
 Powell School-East by Thirty-second street, south by Alabama Great Southern railroad, west by Twentieth street and Huntsville avenue, north by Seventeenth avenue.
 Henley School--East by Twentieth street, south by A. G. s. R, R., west by Seventh and Walker streets, north by Eleventh avenue
 Paul Hayne School-East by Twenty fifth street, south by Fifteenth avenue, west by Sixteenth street, north by A. c. s. R. R.
 Ullman School-East by Sixteenth street, south by Fifteenth avenue, west by Seventh street north by A. G, S. R. R. Lakeview School-East by Thirty-second street, Highland avenue and Pine street. south by Fifteenth avenue west by Twen- ty-fifth street, north by A. c. s. R. R. Martin School--East by Huntsville ave nue, south by Eleventh avenue west by Walker street, produced; north by Seven teenth avenue, produced.
 Negro Schools.
 Slater School-East by Twentieth street, south by A. G. s. R. R., west by limits, north by limits.
 Lane School-East by limits. south by limits. west by Sixteenth street, north by A e. s. R. R.
 Cameron School East by Sixteenth street. south by limits, west by limits, north by A. G. S. R. R.
 Thomas School-East by limits, south by A. c. S. R. R., west by Twentieth street, north by limits.
 pr. Phillips stated yesterday that all pupils must attend the scnool in their district. They will be received in no other
 The rule in regard to vaccination certi- ficates will be inhexible this year. Every new pupil must come provided with a certificate either from the family physi- clan or the city helath officer, stating that he has received successful vac cination.