The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-09
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EAST ORANGE PUPILS PL0D
TO SCHOOL AGAIN.
From Indications, the High School viii
Be damned, Necessitating Seats
in Aisles.

The public schools of East Orange opened
today with a large enrolment at eaeh
building. Principal Evans. of the Hlgn
School, was very busy making arrange
ments for the seating of pupils. There 3
said to be plenty of room at all the other
schools. but In about n weeks time It IS
probable that seats at the High School
will have to be placed In sections not
originally intended for them. and it Is
also probable that the East Orange Board
of Education will ask the board of school
estimate during this term to make an ap-
preparation for the building OF an addi-
tion to the High School. which the board
has been trying a long time to obtain.
Seats were placed in the aisles during last
term, n will probably be used again in
that way this year.
A change of school lines went into eff
feet today in the sections between the Ash
land and Columbian schools. Pupils VINO
live on the north side of Park avenue, be-
tween Clinton and Walnut streets, and on
both sides of Walnut street. from Park TO
~Springdale avenue, and on SpringdaIe ave-
nue. and Hamilton street. between CLINTON
street and Arlington avenue, vii! be class
flied at the new Ashland. Children VINO
live In those sections and who attenoea
the Columbian School last year, have the
opportunity of attending either school. but
the new pupils go to the Ashland, except
ing that kindergarten pupils whose elder
protner or sister ATTENDS the (oiullpldH'
may go with them.
There are several changes in the teach
ing staff this year as follows:
High School-Robert w. Belcher, his
tory; Miss Maria C. McCarty. English;
Miss Lillian e. Corse, German; Miss Caro-
Ign s. Varney, mathematics; Raymond +.
mechanical drawing. MISE
Josephine Mahon formerly had charge OF
the mechanical drawing in connection with
manual training work.
Ashland School-Miss Myra S. Young,
sixth and advanced sixth years. history and
drawing; Miss Martha Lindsay. sixth year,
Miss Katherine Coer, special assistant.
Eastern School-Miss Edith c. WadleiRh h.
1rst year; Miss Florence A. Schad, assist
ant In kindergarten; Miss Florence Beebe,
special assistant.
Columbian School-Miss Ehie A. Noun
tain. seventh year history, science and
1rawing; Miss Mary A. Fowkes, advanced
sixth and seventh year. English; Miss
Susan G. Millrea. third year; Miss M. Ruth
Sayles, assistant in kindergarten; Miss
Mary A. Gammons. special assistant.
Nassau Street-Miss Caroline J. Free
man. sixth year; Miss Ethel Y. Edwards.
advanced third year; Miss Callie C. Arm
strong. special assistant.
Franklin School-Miss Ruth MacClena-
than. special assistant.
Elmwood School-Mary B. Davis. sixth
and advanced fifth years; Katherine l..
Redmond. fifth and advanced fifth years;
Miss Lena O.. King. special assistant.
fifth and sixth years; Miss May
Emanuelson. fourth year; Miss Mary
Soden. third and advanced third year;
Miss Florence E. Page. second year; Miss
j. s.. Hoke special assistant.
Miss Grace D. Bates has been appointed
of physical training, succeeding
Miss Edith l.. Sawyer, who is filing a
position at Springfield, Mass.