Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-08-29
OPENINGOF SCHOOLS The PUZZLE SOLVED
The PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL Open
TOMORROW MORNING.
All Children Six Years of Aae Must
Enter School Within the First Two
Weeks. FOrty-One Teachers I'm.
der Supt. Cook Will Teach the
Coming Citizen.

The Aberdeen public schools will
open Tuesday morning. September
3. Supt. II. NJ Cook has completed
the assignment of teachers, which is
as follows
Supervising Force.
Abigail W. Cook, supervisor of
music and drawing; II. A. Comeau,
physical director and athletic coach;
Minnie NJ. Cogger, supervisor of
penmanship.
High School.
Arthur Wilson, principal, history;
Mary E. Fogle, preceptress, English;
M. A. Garlock, science; Jennie M.
Payne, mathematics; Pearl X. Arch
er, Latin and German; Charles j.
Michelet, commercial subjects; Geo.
B. Miller, debate coach, assistant in
history and English.
Grades in High School Building.
Beginners, Room IS, Lorena Aup-
perle; la, Room II, Ella M. Sta
pies; lib, and liza, Room 5, Kath-
eryn Motley; IIT.-B, and lila, Room
2, Ella F. Gordon; IV.-B and IVA,
Room 13, Gertrude Welsh; V.-B and
VA, Room ~, Orlena b. Herzog;
Vl.-B and VIA, Room /, Estele
Black; VII.-B and VIII.-B, Room 8,
Alice M. Randall; VILLA, Room 4,
Rose r. Crysler.
Franklin Building on Market Street.
Beginners, Room Z, Bertha j..
Thornton; la, Room 8, Mary l..
Mason; LIB and la, Room 2, Grace
Baker; lib, Room s, Mildred
keyes West; ia, Room 10, Anna
Broesamle; III-B, Room 5, Lillian
Griffith; lila, Room 6, Marie Net
Teton; IV.-B, Room 8, May j. Beck
er; IVA, Room 4, Annette l.. Look;
V.-B, Room 13, Lucy Crocker; V.-A
Room 5, Flora NJ. Harold Harrison;
Nl.-B, Room 1G, Zaidee l.. Ding
fielder; VIA, Room IA, Mary E.
Harding; VII.-B, villa and VIH.-B
will be conducted on the department.
tai plan by p. A. Williams, princi-
pal. Minnie NJ, Cogger, Lillian
Thompkins and Pearl Jilson.
Whitman Building, East Aberdeen
I.-B and Il.-B, Room 1, Rose De
Klotz; III.-B, IV.-B, and V.-B, Room
2, Mollie Jeans, principal.
Stevens Building, South Aberdeen.
LIB and lib, Room /, Fredrika
Deming; III.-B, IV.-B and V.-B,
Room 2, Ruth Fogle, principal
Beginners classes will be formed
in each of the four school buildings
Pupils will be permitted to enter
beginning classes lowest primary
grade) only during the first two
weeks OF The term, or until Septem-
ber 13. All children who are 6
years or will be 6 years old by Oc-
tober l may enter these classes dur
ing these two weeks. All other pu-
pills may enter classes at any time,
but it is hoped and expected that all
will enter the first day, since the
state attendance law requires this,
thus saving the necessity of referring
the matter to the attendance officer.
Missing Grades.
Pupils and parents should notice
that all grades are represented in
the High School building with the
exception of the villa, which will
be found only at the Franklin school.
The only VILLA class will be found
in the High School building. Only
the b classes in the first five grades
are located in the Stevens building
in South Aberdeen, and the Whitman
building in East Aberdeen. The A
classes in the first five grades and
all classes above the 9TH grade will
attend the Franklin school.
All South Aberdeen pupils who find
it necessary to attend school on this
side of the river are furnished bridge
tickets by the board. Any pupils
"NN may po llNluS III JuHCtiOu OIly
will be brought to the Franklin
school each morning and returned to
their homes at night in a carry-all
furnished at the expense of the
board.
All pupils living north and east of
the High School building will at
tend at that building, also those liv-
ing close to it on the south and the
west. All other pupils will natural
ly attend the Franklin. If such ar
rangements do not meet the condi-
tions, transfers will be made during
the first week of school by the super
+ intendent and teachers.