The daily sentinel., 1907-09-05
INTERESTING EVENTS
IN THE CITY SCHOOLS
The New Members of the Faculty
The Health Conditions Of the
School. = Other Incidents
Connected With the
Opening.

Connected With the
Opening.
Monday was a busy day for the
teachers. There were several meet
ings in which the school work was
carefully planned and programs or
recitations arranged. In the after
moon at a general teachers meeting,
the entire corps of teachers assem-
bled in one of the high school rooms.
All the members of the board of ed
ucation excepting Mr.. Orr, who was
very busy that day. were present.
DIR. Warner, the president of the
board made an address of welcome.
1t was cordial and well expressed.
He stated that the teachers were
welcome to Grand Junction. not only
as workers in the public schools, but
also as members of the social cir
cles of our city. DIR. Bull spoke to
the teachers upon Methods of Pro-
lection Against Scarlet Fever" Sec
retary and Mrs. McCulloch were
present and met many of the new
teachers. Mr.. Wheeler met several
new teachers in the early part of the
afternoon, but was detained by
pressing business from the last gem
eral meeting.
with the exception of few
rooms that are small on account or
scarlet fever the opening attendance
is unusually large. The corps of
\ teachers numbers SIS. and we antici-
pate the most successful years
work in our school history.
Miss Isabella Law, a graduate of
Carleton college, Northfield. Mimi.
is at the head of the mathematical
department in the high school. TAX
ing the place of Miss Carrie Lindley.
Miss Julia Carlson, a graduate of
the University of Colorado, will as
sist in English and history. Homer
Dodds, a graduate of Ottawa univer-
sity Kansas. is assistant in mathe-
matics and science and athletic
coach. Miss Leila NJ. Wells of our
city is principal of our kindergarten.
and Miss Charlotte Augur is assist
ant. Miss Mamie Norine takes the
overflow from the second and third
grades of the Lowell school, Miss
Jennie French takes charge of a
sixth grade at 747 Main. Miss Kath-
ryn Losey is in charge of a sixth
grade at the Seventh Day Adventist
church. Miss Ella Leahy is again
) with us. in charge of the eighth
: grade. Miss Florence Klotz sue
ceeds Miss Fleisher as supervisor ol
music. Miss Iva Main will act as
supply teacher. Miss Ethel Peck is
teaching In the Riverside school.
, Miss Eula Pridmore has the over
: flow from the first and second grades
of the Emerson school.
The board of education has select
ed all the new teachers after care
full consideration, and they have been
, selected from large number of ap-
, plicants. The teachers who have
been retained are already well known
! in our city and need no recommends
tion. Their work in past years is
the best monument of their success.
\ Helen A. Dewey is principal OF the
! Lowell school. Mamie E. Forty is
: principal of the EmS-son school
Marian Kinds is principal OF the Bry-
4 ant and Riverside schools.
: Marshal c. C. O'Neil has been en-
! gagged again as truant officer. He
= is very efficient man in this posi-
a tion.
\ The school buildings are in good
: condition, with clean windows
: freshly oiled floors and attractive
walls. Mr.. Broemser has left nc
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readiness, and the teachers on al
hands are pleased with his work.
The high school faculty this yeal
consists of Principal Cole and sever
other instructors. making better ia
a cilities for carrying on our worl
than ever before. Each teacher is Z
specialist. Two additional room,
are used this year. some of the pu
Q pills being seated on the first floor
Principal Cole has prepared an ex
= cellent program and has arranget
the work so that room l is quiet fol
study a greater part of the day.
/ A cordial invitation is extended tC
the members of the board of educa
ton and to all patrons and friends
of the school, to visit our schoo
work often and become acquainted
with the teachers.
j. II. ALLEN.
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