The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24


 ersA To pay for this course small as- sessment will be made on each teacher. The committee consisting of J. B. Cum ningham, J. B. Glenn and c. A. Brown, appointed to arrange for the lyceum course reported and recommended the adoption by the teachers of Brighams Geographic Influences in American His tory" The teachers of other schools in the district have been asked to co-oper- ate with the Birmingham teachers in the lyceum and lecture courses.
 The assignments of the teachers in the various schools was then announced. In the High school two new teachers have been secured. They are Prof. J. R. Bell, who will be at the head of the de- partment of mathematics, and Prof. E. S. McGlathery, who will be the instructor in science Professor Bell was elected to succeed A. A. Lyon, who was elected principal of the South Highlands school. The South Highlands, the Barker and the new High school buildings will not be ready before January. Lyon will assist in the Paul Hayne school, and Samuel Adams, elected principal of the Barker school. will be retained at the High school until the new buildings are com pleted. The teachers for these schools have not yet been assigned.
 Professor McGlathery, who will be at the head of the department of science in the High school, was until recently the chemist for the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company at their plant at Ems ley
 Assignment of Teachers.
 The following is the complete assign ment of the teachers for all the public schools in the city:
 Hluh School.
 Principal, J. B. Cunningham.
 Department teachers: Latin, Miss Hor- tense Thornton; English, Miss Floribel Brown; Modern Languages, Miss Bertha Gelders: Commercial, Miss l.. c. Spalding History, Economics and Mathematics, J. R. Bell; Science. E. s. McGlathery.
 Assistants: MT E. L. Brown, Miss Fan nie Ingersoll, Miss Eugenia Weatherly, Miss Sydnie McDaniel. Miss Alice Staff ford. One more assistant remains to be selected.
 Director of Manual Arts: R. L. Dim mitt.
 Director of Vocal Music: Miss Leta Kits
 Powell School.
 Principal: Miss M A. Cahalan.
 First Junior, Miss Loula Bradford; First Senior, Miss Lucy Dennis; Second Junior, Miss Lucille Miles; Second Senior, Miss Elizabeth Lanigan; Third Junior, Miss Corinne Chisholm Third Junior, Miss Alice Shepard; Fourth Junior. Miss Frances M. Kelley; Fourth Senior, Miss Elizabeth Jones; Fifth Junior. Miss Hull dah Horton; Fifth Senior, Miss Emma Koenig Sixth Junior, Miss Nettie Stol- lenwerck; Sixth Senior. Miss Alice Rob- erts; Seventh Junior. Miss Nash John ston; Seventh Senior, Miss Nellie Castle man; Supernumerary, Miss Jennie L.. Vick.
 Henley School.
 Principal, C. A. Brown.
 First Junior (a) Miss Annie Bradford; l; First Junior b) Miss Jessie Ruter; First Senior, Miss Bertha Schoen; Second Ju- nior. Miss Claride Berry; Second Senior, Miss Mary Armstrong; Third Junior, Miss Janet Barrow Third Senior, Miss Tettie Henley: Fourth Junior (a) Miss Gertrude Well; Fourth Junior. 0b) Miss Abbe Chambless; Fourth Senior, Miss Jessie Roberts; Fifth Junior, Miss Madeleine Smith; Fifth Senior, Miss Anna Greene; Sixth Junior, Miss Gertrude Puckett; Sixth Senior, Miss Rochelle Williams; Seventh Junior, Miss Helen s. Hudson; Seventh Senior, Miss Maude Davis; Su- pernumerary, Miss Luvisa Moore.
 Paul Hayne School.
 Principal: MT. c. B. Glenn.
 First Junior, Miss Ida Taylor; First Senior, Miss Una Gilbert; Second Junior. Miss Sue Todd; Second Senior, Miss Lena willoughby; Third Junior. Miss May Ward; Third Senior, Miss Alice Harsh; Fourth Junior (a) MT. A. A. Lyon; Fourth Junior (b) Miss Kate Dabney; Fourth Senior, (a) Miss Addie Norton; Fourth Senior (b) Miss Mary Henley; Fifth Junior, (a) Miss Myrtle Miles; Fifth Junior (b) Miss Sarah Savage; Fifth Se- nor (a) Miss Aileen Moore; Fifth Senior
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