The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-09-06
OPEN
ON MONDAY
CITY SCHOOLS NOW READY TO
RECEIVE PUPILS ron WIN
TER TERM.
THE INSTRUCTOR
Buildings Have Been Repaired Dur
ing Vacation Months-superintend-
ent c. S. Brother to Have Charge
Country Schools viii Open at Same
Time-Many New Teachers.

Country Schools Will Open at Same
Time--Many New Teachers.
All Of the schools of the city, to-
gether with the districts of Pryor,
Eleven Mile and Frontier will open
their doors Monday morning, Sep
tember 9, for the fall and winter ses-
sions and all will have an increased
attendance over that of last term
All the schools, the high school,
Garfield, Mckinley, Roosevelt, Lin
coin and Washington buildings have
been repaired in a neat and taste
full manner. The high school build
ing assembly room has been great
ly enlarged, the walls and ceilings
frescoed. The recitation room has
been remodeled to great extent,
making more room, while other rooms
of the big building have been painted
and otherwise repaired.
A number of new teachers have
been added to the schools of the
city within the past few weeks. The
complete list of teachers and the
rooms over which they will preside
was compiled yesterday afternoon by
City Superintendent Brother for The
Gazette:
High School Building.
Prof. G. e. Smell, principal; j. A.
Dittemore, assistant principal and
mathematics; D. r. Rich, English; !;
Miss Alice Starbuck, assistant in
English; Mrs. Sarah E. Morse, Latin;
Miss Ethel Morrison, science; Miss
Maude G. Beck, assistant; f. G. Nor
ris, commercial; Miss Matte E. Trav-
is, manual training; Miss Carrie e.
Minnich, supervisor of drawing; Miss
Hildegard Palmstrom, supervisor Of
music; Miss Elnora Field, kindergar-
ten department; Miss Jessie E. Rails
back and Miss Marie Sleeper, assist
ants.
Lincoln School.
Miss Ella Hayden, principal and
sixth grade; Miss Catherine Stroup,
sixth grade; Miss Lorraine Tyer, fifth
grade; Miss Susan Powell, fourth
grade; Miss Winnie Burton, third
grade; Miss Ida oliver, third grade.
Washington School.
Miss Laura B. earns, principal and
primary department; Miss Grace B.
Murphy, first grade; Miss Blanche
Nickel, second grade; Miss lisa Gree
ley, third grade.
Roosevelt School.
Miss Hetty M. Crawford principal
and primary; Miss Celia Potts, first
grade; Miss May Calhoun, second
grade; Miss Edith Lavinge, third
grade; Miss Harriet Brayton, fourth
grade.
Mckinley School.
Mrs. Ella G. McCray, principal and
seventh grade; Miss Gregory, seventh
grade; Mrs. e. o. Railsback, fifth
grade; Miss Mary Brayton, fourth
grade; Miss Ida NJ. Bannon, second
grade; Miss Emma Manning, FIRST
grade; Mrs. Sarah Hollister, primary
grade; kindergarten.
Garfield School.
Miss Cora Mccormick, principal
and eighth B grade; Miss Cora Mabry,
seventh grade; Miss Lucille McCool,
seventh grade; Miss Margaret NC
Dermott, sixth grade; Miss Harriet
Mallon, fifth grade; Miss Alice John
ston, fourth grade; Miss Daisy Mills
paugh, third grade; kindergarten.
Other Assignments.
Substitutes: Miss Wilcox and Miss
Malissa Snyder.
Pryor school: Miss Mildred F,rady.
Frontier school: Miss Noble.
Eleven Mile school: Miss Hulbush.
Six Mile school: Mrs. Wilson.
New Teachers.
Among the new teachers are ID. r..
Rich of Washington, ILL.,; Miss Carrie
e. Minnich. Brainerd, Minn.; Miss
Hildegard Palmstrom. Chicago, ILL.,;
Miss Snyder and Miss Wilcox, Bill
ings; Miss Gregory, Superior, Wis;
Mrs. Hollister, Moline, I'LL: Miss Alice
Johnston, Lincoln, Neb.; Miss Lu-
cille McCool, Manchester, Mich; Miss
Margaret McDermott. Chicago, ILL.,;
Miss Daisy Millspaugh, Brainerd,
Mimi; Miss Blanche Nickel, Wau-
paca, Wis.
Among the designations that have
taken place within the past few days
are found the names Of Miss Mayda
e. Phillips. who formerly taught the