Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-31
WILL Open MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
eleventh.
Information of Interest Concerning
the Organization of the Work of
Aberdeen Schools, as Outlined by
superintendent Cook for the Com
ing School Year.

On account of the changes icing made
IN the sanitation OF the High school
building, the public schools of the city
VIII not open until Monday, september
IL, and all parents and guardians are re.
quested to have the children under their
charge attend the morning session, as
the teachers desire to have the enroll.
ment as complete as possible at that
time, give out the entrance cards and
make such announcements and arrange.
ments as are necessary.
1he Board has estimated from the
growth of the schools in the past wears,
that two additional teachers will be re-
qulred this year, one in the High school
and one in the grades. This has result.
cd in the renting OF two outside rooms
These have been secured in the Ninemire
building. one on the first floor in the rear
OF the Barker furniture store, and one on
the second floor
All pupils are requested to attend
school in the building in which they at
tended last year, if their grades are
taught there still. MANY transfers will
doubtless have to be made, but these
will be made as rapidly as possible the
first week and it sill greatly aid the
teachers II the pupils return TO the same
building as last year. The superintend
ehts office is in Room Is, Postohice
block. and he will attend to all transfers
aud assignment of pupils.
The assignments as arranged at pres
ent are as follows:
High School Building - Beginners,
Room |, Miss MACPHERSON; b < A,
Room 3, Miss Mason; IL b, Miss Pitcher,
Room .; III a & LII B, Room =, Miss
Gordon; III q Nv b, Room 6. Miss
Simons; Nv b & ~ A, Room 10. Miss
Britton; V & Il V a, Room ., Mis- Stew
ens,n; VI B & VI A, Room II, Miss
june VII B, Room 4. Miss Van Houten.
Market Street Building Beginners,
Room |, Miss Thornton; | B, Room 8,
Mrs. West; [ A, Room ,, Miss Huntey ;
III A, Room 1, Miss Nettletsn Ill b q
Ill A, Room 6, Miss Becker; V b & V A,
Room 5, Miss Conklin; VI b d vi A,
Room s, Miss Dalton; VII \ Il VIII b,
Room Z, Mr.. p. A. Williams. principal.
Ninemire Building AnneX-ll b, lower
floor rear OF furniture store, Miss Parr !;
" b Il " A, second floor, Miss Jeans.
East Aberdeen Building - First and
Second grades, first floor, Mss Iulburt {;
Third, Fourth and Fifth grades, second
floor, Miss Sullivan.
South Aberdeen Buiding-Flrst, Sec
ond and Third grade. hrst floor, Miss
Aupperle; Fourth, tiitn, sixth and
Seventh grades, second floor, Mss Doug
lass.
Please notice that there is a VII b
grade in the High school building out
none in the Market street; that there
are VII A Il VIII b gladas in the Mar.
ket street school but not in the His n
school building.
All VIII A pupils, whether pupils who
| failed in the examination last May or
pupils who are now promoted to the
grades, will bp placed in Room s, second
floor, High school building, and will be
under the charge OF the regular High
school instructors. A thorough review
in the Sth grade subjects will be given
during the first term and the pupils
passed in regular course to the High
school proper in the middle of the year.
Miss Gilmore will have charge of this
room, which will be known as the sub
high school room.
Mr.. Il. B. Kellogg, principal of the
High school, will be in charge of the
High School Assembly room, III. All
High school pupils will report to him
there.
Other teachers not mentioned above
are Miss Fogle, assistant principal of the
High school and teacher of English and
German. Mr.. RandalI. Science teacher
in the High school and Athletic Director,
and Miss Abigsl Cook, supervisor OF
Music and Drawing throughout all tn G