The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
YOUNG RICHMOND
COUNTS THE Time
School Days viii Soon End
The Happy Vacation
Period.
MOTT ISSUES Statement
TELLS OF THE PLANS FOR THE
OPENING OF THE LOCAL PUB
Lic SCHOOLS AND ASSIGNMENT
OF TEACHERS.
MOTT ISSUES Statement

Il The Richmond public schools open
next Monday. September 20, through
out the city. 1t is very important that
all pupils be ready to enter school the
first morning.
All new children in the city and 9TH
ers who were not in the schools last
term should secure from the superin-
tendent of schools, entrance cards
during this week. Superintendent
Mott will be in his office each fore
noon this week for the purpose of
classifying and grading new pupils.
Principal c. W. Knouff of the high
school and Principal N. C. Heironimus
of the Garfield school will be in their
respective offices each morning this
week from to IL, to meet pupils who
desire to consult them In regard to
studies or course of work for the COM
ing year.
All pupils who desire to be examin-
ed for advanced standing or for pro-
motion should call at the office of
Superintendent Mott on either We'd
nesday or Thursday morning Of this
week.
Superintendent Mott announces the
following assignment of teachers for
the coming term of school:
SUPERVISORS.
Alice G. Locke, Drawing; Will Ear
hart, Music; w. S. Hiser, Manual
Training and Penmanship: Emma
Bond, Assistant Manual Training.
HIGH SCHOOL. ~~
Twelfth and South A.
c. w. Knouff, Principal; Edith Tai
liant, English; w. D. Waldrip, Depart
ment of History; Bertha E. Hawkins,
Department of Mathematics; F. L.
Terrence, Mathematics; J. F. Thomp-
son, Department Of Biological Sci
ence; F. S. Lamar. Department of
Physical Science; B. w. Kelly, Ply
sizes and English; Edith Francisco,
Latin; Carolina Stahl, Department of
German; Elma L. Nolte, German; G.
E. Hamilton. Department of Latin;
Guy D. Miller, Commercial Depart
ment; Margaret Black, Commercial;
Arthur l.. Murray, Department of Eng
fish; Martha A. Whitacre, English and
Math-; Alice G. Locke. Drawing; Will
Earhart, Music
GARFIELD.
Eighth and North q.
N. c. Heironimus, Principal, His
tory; Clara B. Graves, Grammar;
Magdalena Schulz, German; Elizabeth
M. Williams. English, Classics; Alice
Test. Latin and German; Ellsworth
Ellis, Algebra, Arithmetic. Physiolo-
gy; Florence Shute. English and Mu-
sic; Judge Boggs, History; Catherine
v. Reese. Grammar and Arithmetic;
Carrie c. Lesh, Drawing: Emma Bond,
Manual Training, Sewing; w. S. His
er, Manual Training, Wood Work;
VIII Earhart, Music. ..,s...s.
FINLEY.
Fourth and South q.
Annie Tschaen, Principal, 7B GA;
Lulu Norman, Assistant Teacher:
Clara Newman. 6B ga: B. Grace Test,
5B IA; Ida Ward. Alb "a; Mary r.
Marsh, 3B FAB; Minnie E. Hale. AS
sistant Principal. lab; Cordya Simp-
son, kindergarten.
WARNER.
Junction Seventh and Fort Wayne
Avenue.
Harriet A. Thompson, Principal, 7B,
Sarah Sanderson, Assistant Teacher;
Carolyn l.. Salter, CAB ga: Nellie
MANHOOD, 5B "A: Agnes Stillinger,
4B ga; Elizabeth E. Foulke, 3B 2B;
Julia e. Test, Assistant Principal,
LAB; Mabel c. Ellis. kindergarten.
STARR
Fifteenth and North c.
Sophia w. Marchant, Prin. 7B: EN-
ma c. Newman. CAB; Elizabeth Sands,
6B 5A Katherine Cox, 5B "A; Anna
X. Iredell, 4AB; Ina X. Clawson, Sab;
Stella Kelsey, 3B "a; Sarah J. Har-
ned, 2B: Mary NJ. Lemon, LAB: Anna
NJ. Lupton, Asst Prin. 1B; Albertha
Kelsey, kindergarten.
WHITEWATER
Thirteenth and North G
D. D. Ramsey. Prin., 7B6A; Lulu
Norman, Asst Teacher; Huldah ].
Henley. 6B 5A: Elizabeth Rankin,
5B "A: Kiturah Parsons, 4B ga: Annie
o. Harmed, 3B "a; Kate W. Morgan,
2B la; Elizabeth R. Close, Asst. Prin.,
1B; Maud Toms, Kindergarten.
Hl6eERD
Eighth and South r.
Anna NJ Schulz. Prin., German;
Hettie Elliot, 7B6A; Josephine Bull,
6B 5A: Lucille Mayr. 5B-4A; Ella
Wueni1er. 4B ga: Ida l. Meyer 3B "a;
Edith Moore, 2B-1A; Alvina H., Steen,