, 1907-08-29
To-
THEDESKS
SCHOOLS TO REOPEN FOR COM.
ING SCHOOL YEAR ON FIRST
TUESDAY MORNING IN
SEPTEMBER.
Opening Day to Be Given to Assign.
ment of Lessons and Examination
of New PupiIs-First Teachers
Meeting to Be Held Monday-As-
signment of Teachers and Prepare
ton of Prosram-Good outlook.
Opening Day to Be Given to Assign.

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ton Of Prosram-Good outlook.
The public schools of the city will
reopen for the session of 1907-0S on
Tuesday of next week, when it is ex-
pected there will be a larger enroll
year. On Tuesday the schools will as
semble al 9 o'clock, when those pupils
whose cards show promotion at the
end of the last year will be enrolled
and dismissed for the day, after the
work for the morrow has been assign,
ed, I'M the new pupils will be examin-
ed and enrolled. 1t is expected that
the session of Tuesday will not con-
sumo all of the school day. On Wed.
and Rotations will be made by the
pupils.
First Teachers Meeting.
On Monday at 1890 a. m. will be
held the first teachers meeting, pre-
sided over by Prof. F. w. Lee, the
superintendent Of the schools, when
there will be al introduction of the
new members of the faculty. The meet.
ing will be devoted to a discussion of
ways and means and an interchange of
ideas in the conduct of the schools.
The work of the school year will be
mapped out to a certain extent and the
meeting promises to be of interest to
all. Some of the teachers were never
here before, and many Of them are
in the west for the first time. They
have their ideas and they will discuss
these with the ideas of the older teach,
ers, who have been here for many
years.
Assignment Of Teachers,
Superintendent Lee has made the
following assignment OF teachers, sub.
ject to modification as the occasion
warrants, but he believes there will
be little change from this plan.
Prof. A. i. Bramhall, principal of
the East Side school, will have charge
of the seventh, eighth, ninth and
tenth grades, the English and litera,
ture and the history classes in the
tenth grades.
Miss Mabel Bovee, assistant princi,
pal of the East Side school, will teach
algebra in the ninth and tenth grades
and mathematics in the eighth grade.
In Charge Of Eighth.
Miss Margaret Thompson will have
charge of the grammar classes in
the seventh and eighth grades, com
position and rhetoric in the ninth,
drawing in the seventh, eighth and
ninth and will be in immediate charge
of the eighth grade.
Miss Lettie Wallace will teach ge-
ography in the seventh grade, history
in the eighth and ninth and will have
charge of the A division of the sew.
enth grade.
Miss Dora L. Lichhardt, who is ex-
pected from Elkhart, Wis, tomorrow,
will teach arithmetic In the seventh
grade, literature in the seventh and
eighth and will have immediate charge
Of the B division of the seventh grade.
These comprise the faculty system
teachers in the East Side school, oc-
cupying the upper floor Of the build.
ing.
The Second Floor.
On the second floor of the East Side
building will be the sixth, fifth, fourth
and third grades.
Mrs. Grace Taylor will have charge
of the A division of the sixth grade.
Miss Helen Simpson will be In
charge Of the A division of the fifth
and the B division of the sixth grades.
Mrs. Nellie Wilson will be the teach,
er Of the B division OF the fifth grade.
Miss Martha Moore Is the teacher
in charge of the A division OF the
fourth grade.
Has Two Grades.
Miss Ethel Miller will be in charge
of the B division Of the fourth grade
and the A division of the third grade.
Miss Anna Rice is assigned to the
B division OF the Third grade.
Miss Tessie WEIGH will control the
destinies of the second grade.
In the basement of the building, Miss
Emma Eagel will again have charge
of the A division of the first grade.
Mrs. whiting, who is the oldest
teacher In point Of actual service In
the city and perhaps in the state. will
take all the beginners and will be the