The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-17
CHILDREN RETURN
 TO THEIR BOOKS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL OPEN AT O'CLOCK THIS MoRNlNG-FULL LIST OF FACULTIES AND AS SEDIMENTS.

The public schools of Birmingham will open their doors this morning at o'clock. The teachers have been assigned to their classes and the work of examination is completed All is in readiness.
 At the various buildings the teachers will have the enrolment cards filled out, and after distributing the lists of books and drilling the punls in marching i through the halls to their class rooms 1t will be about noon and the school will be dismissed for the day.
 The book stores will be kept busy this afternoon as the children always go with rush, and 1t takes a capable force of salesmen to handle the trade. Loveman, Joseph & Loeb have been preparing their book department for the past week and all the books have been received and listed.
 This Is to be a great year in the High school. The grammar schools have sent up large promotion lists, and the attend ance Is expected to show a marked in- said to be composed of some of the bright est boys and girls In the city.
 i A number of new teachers have been added to the faculties. Below Is given the full list with the class assignments:
 High School-Principal, J. B. Cunning ham, Heads of departments-Latln Miss Hortense R. Thornton; English, Miss Floribel Brown; natural science, MT. E. s. McGlathery; modern language, Miss Ida NJ Cooley; mathematics, MT. J. s. Coun- selman; domestic science. Miss May Hansls; history and economies, MT. J. V Hewitt; commercial, Miss Laura C. Spald- ing Assistants-Mr. E. l.. Brown Miss Alice Stafford, Miss Fannie Ingersoll, Miss Sydnie McDane Miss Helen s. Hudson, Miss Abbe Chambless. Miss Mary G. Hume Miss Mary E. Robinson, Miss Ira Bradheld. General departments-Direc of music, Miss teta Kits; director of manual arts, MT. R. l.. Dimmltt; assistant in music, Miss Josephine Boyle assistant in manual arts, Miss M. c. Hood.
 Powell School Principal, T. c. Young; first junior Miss Loula Bradford; first senior, Miss Lucille Miles; second junior. Miss Fannie Well; second senior, Miss Elizabeth Langan; third junior, Miss Elizabeth Franklin third senior Miss Olive A. Morgan fourth junior, Miss Co., rinne Chisholm; fourth senior, Miss Ethel l Strlngfelow; fifth junior, Miss Alice Shep- ard; fifth senior, Miss Roberta Boxley; sixth junior, Miss Alice Roberts, sixth senior, Miss Nash Johnston; seventh Ju- nior Miss Nellie Castleman; seventh sen for, Miss Nettie Stolenwreck.
 l Ullman School-First, Miss Edith l.. Green; second, Miss Berte Carlton; third. Mrs. Theresa H. Evans; fourth. Mrs. NJ N. Dabney
 l Lakeview School-First, Mss Fannie Ha-<sson; second Miss Rose Davis; third. Miss Fleeta Cooper; fourth, Miss N. D. | Davis.
 South Highland School-P Principal, A. A. Lyon; first junior, Miss Susan Todd first senior. Miss Alice Hirsch second junior. Miss Ruth Norton; second senior. Miss Julia Reese; third junior Miss Elberta Taylorp; third senior, Miss Rosa strick- land; fourth junior, Missa Emma Koenig; 1 fourth senior. MT. A. A. Lyon.
 Parker School-Princlpal MT. Samuel | AudillS, HISt MISS NlhIBHTel MoIBdHf StN- ond, Miss Lucy Dennis. third Miss Mary Armstrong; fourth, Miss Hulda Horton; fifth Miss Margaret McElroy; sixth Miss Jennie viek; seventh, MT. Samuel Adams.
 Henley School-Principal, c. A. Brown; first junior A., Miss Annie Bradford; first junior B. Miss Jessie Ruter first senior Miss Bertha schoen; second junior, Miss Clarde Berry: second senior. Miss Jennie Harris; third junior, Miss Janet Barrow;