The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-09-10
Staff Practically Same as
Last Year
Children Who Will Attain
the Age Of Six, Before
January Are Eligible to
Attend School - The
Outlook Bright.

ed the assignment of teachers for the
year 190S-09 in the Canton public
schools. The filling out of the teach
ing corps at the new Summit building
has caused the making of no addi-
tions to the staff, although some new
teachers may have to be appointed
| later. Aside from few trivial
changes, the staff will be practically
the same as that of last year. 1t is
probable, however, that a few slight
alterations will have to be made in
the primary grades after the opening
of the school year.
Children who live in the Summit
school district Will report at the
Woodland and North street buildings
as heretofore, until otherwise assign
ed.
All children who will be six years
old before next January, will be con-
sidered eligible to attend school as
soon as the opening takes place.
Those who will be five years old be-
fore January, can attend the kinder
garten.
Aside from the present hitch in af-
fairs over the recommended improve
ments to the fire protection system
the outlook for a successful school
year is extremely bright. The teach
ing staff is an excellent one and the
opening of the Summit building will
be strong addition to the Canton
school system
Following are the assignments as
made by the superintendent: North
street: Principal, Miss King; first
grade, Miss Stone; second grade,
Miss Lewis; second and third grades,
Miss shively; third grade, Miss Pfir-
man; fourth grade, Miss human; fifth
grade, Miss Noel; fifth and sixth
grades, Miss Lind; sixth grade, Miss
Wilhelm; eventh grade, Miss Berg
meyer; seventh grade, Miss Nepp;
eighth grade, Miss Lehman; eighth
grade, Miss Derrick.
Summit: First grade, Miss Nc
Cutcheon; second grade, Miss Janson;
third grade; Miss Gruber; fourth
| grade, Miss Meyer; kindergarten, Miss
! Niederhauser.
Woodland. Principal Miss Turn
bull; first grade. Miss Shaefer; Sec
ond grade, Miss Karp; third grade,
| Miss Calhoun; fourth grade, Miss
Schario; fifth grade, Miss Robb;
sixth grade, Miss Monnot; seventh
grade, Miss Williams; eighth grade,
Miss Turnbull.
Cherry: Mr.. Wyman, principal; first
grade, Miss White; second grade, Miss
Wolinsky; third grade, Miss Schell-
hase; third grah, Miss Hyatt; fourth
! grade, Miss Talbot; fourth grade, Miss
Lind; fifth grade, Miss Weaver; fifth
grade, Miss jain; sixth grade, Miss
Baehrens; sixth grade, Miss Hahn;
seventh grade, Miss Poyser; seventh
grade, Miss Patterson; eighth grade,
! Miss Scott.
Washington: First grade, Miss Far
rar; second grade, Miss Bachtel.
Crystal Park: Miss Youtz, princi-
pal; first grade, Miss Root; second
grade, Miss Roedell; third grade, Miss
Pontius; fourth grade, Miss Wenger;
fifth grade, Miss Young; sixth grade,
Miss Criswell; seventh and eighth
grades, Miss Youtz.
Fourth: Mr.. Stewart, principal;
| first grade, Miss Wagner; second
grade, Mrs. Weber; second and third
grades, Miss Smith; third grade, Miss
Anthony; fourth grade. Miss Kell;
fourth grade, Miss Diebold; fifth grade,
Miss Snyder; fifth grade, Miss Talbot;
sixth grade, Miss Sell; sixth grade,
Miss Welty; seventh grade, Miss Con-
der; eighth grade, Mr. Stewart; kin
dergarten, Miss Willis.
Eighth: Mr.. Jones, principal; first
gradeS Miss Converse; second grade,
Miss Shaw; second and third grades,
Miss McDermitt; third grade, Miss
Heilman; fourth grade, Miss Ruse;
fifth grade, Miss Taylor; sixth and
seventh grades, Miss Slough; eighth
grade, Mr.. Jones.
Market: Mr.. Hiner. principal; first
grade, Miss Roper; second grade, Miss
Juinn; second grade, Miss Leach;
third grade, Miss Sharp; third grade,
Miss kax: fourth grade, Miss Shive-
ly; fourth grade, Miss Smith; fifth
grade, Miss Alexander; fifth grade,
Miss Fourance; sixth grade, Miss Faw-
cett; seventh grade, Miss Johnson;
eighth grade, Miss Wilson.
Stark: First grade, Miss Lowry;
second grade, Miss Rate; third grade,
Miss Nelson; fourth grade, Mrs. Cub
bison; fifth grade. Miss Zurcher.
Liberty: Miss Stone, principal
first grade, Miss Dahinden; first grade,
Miss Gnerke; second grade, Miss Jen-
son; second grade, Miss Cunningham;
third grade, Miss Dierkert; fourth
grade, Miss Sell; fifth grade, Miss
Barnes; sixth grade, Miss Craig; sew
enth and eighth grades, Miss Rey-
nolds.
Hartford: Mr.. Scheu, principal;
first grade, Miss Rinkes; first and
second grades, Miss Corl second
grade, Miss Niederhauser; third grade,
Miss StOkey; fourth grade, Miss Ress-
ler; fifth grade, Miss Smith: sixth
grade, Miss SlIss; seventh and eighth
grades. Mr.. Seheu.
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