Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-08-31
SCHOOL DAYS.

The city schools will open again
Sept. ID after vacation period con-
tinuing since last June. The enroll
ment in each school, it is expected,
will be larger than ever.
The county training school will open
one week earlier than the city schools
and there promises TO be large at
tendance at this school also.
The agricultural school does not
begin its term until Oct. 4. Principal
G. A. CroSthwait looks forward TO
increased enrolment and interest In
work.
The parochial schools also will open
soon and there will be scarcity of
children roaming the streets.
Students from the country districts,
who have secured grade school di-
ploma, can enter the Wausau high
school tuition free. This is not gen
orally known as inquiries received oc-
casionally indicate.
BY chapter 1888 of the laws OF 1901
as amended by chapter 329 of the laws
of 1903 provide that where students
holding diplomas from the country
schools, enter any state high school,
the tuition charge is sent back to the
town where they come from snd there
spread on the tax rolls. The law pro-
vides that the town they come from
shall pay the tuition.
G. G, Parlin, principal, is expected
to arrive home from his European
tour about Friday or Saturday next.
Those who will spread the spirit of
education in our city schools the com
ing terms are:
Mr.. 5. b. Tobey superintendent.
F." @. @. Parlin, principal
80 +. ;. Hamrick. supervi sor manual training
Miss Anne g. Rankin, supervisor OF domestic
science.
Miss Estelle w. Richards, assistant domestic
science.
| MissJudithM Wadleigh, supervisor OF drawing
Catherine e. Strouse supervisor OF music
Olga Heinrich, secretary.
beulah Mumm Librarian.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Miss Gertrude ID. Board, English
Katherine L. Buckland English.
Mr.. Earl Jackson mathematics
| Miss Grace l.. King, commercial
Mr.. q. NJ Pelton.
| Miss Ruth Porter Latin
Mr.. l.. q. Schneider, chemistry and physics.
Miss Mary C. Slack English.
Mr.. Q. j. TeSelle, history.
Miss Gena Thompson. vocal expression.
Mrs CassandraE Thrasher, physical geography
Miss sarah r. Wallace, algebra.
Ida WEIGH, science.
Martlla Zelihoefef, German.
Beatrice Zimmerman. German.
Gertrude McGuine, supply and assistant.
Winnie NJ Carter Eighth Grade
Anna Geigel, Eighth Grade.
Mabel Wakeford, Fourth Grade.
Rose Braem, Third Grade.
Bessie Churchill, Second Grade.
Jennie Vincent, First Grade.
Marie johnson, kindergarten director
wilma Burt, kindergarten assistant.
HUMBOLDT SCHOOL.
Miss Frances Irvine. principal
Jennie Williams, Seventh Grade.
Minnie Cliff. Fifth Grade.
Pearl Drew Sixth Grade
Dora Won Briesen, sub-primary
Myrtle Lille, kindergarten director.
Ida James, kindergarten assistant.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Miss Anna NJ. Jenkins principal and Eighth
Grade.
Fannie D. Mayors, Seventh Grade.
Karen Nj. Ophahl Fourth Grade
Norma Verbeck, Third Grade
Nltfblb OulDeBSIDu. second TRADE.
Leila A. Armstrong, First Grade.
Julia Binneweis, ungraded.
Mr.. VIM. Zenke, manual training
Miss Margaret Hurley, principal deaf school
LoNGFELLow SCHOOL.
Miss Agnes Bessey Principal
Retta W. McGraw, Fourth Grade
Frances Botsford, Third Grade
Susan Mcqueen Second Grade
Alta X. Colby, First Grade
Hermion Silverthorn, Kindergarten Di-
rector.
Jeanne Roy, kindergarten Assistant
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
Mr. VIM. Reynolds Principal
Miss Jennie Johnson Sixth Grade.
Anna Larsen. Fifth Grade.
Bertha Jensen, Fifth Grade.
Sophie Schultes. Fourth Grade
Harriet f. Rommel, Third Grade
Alice Hutchinson. Second Grade
Carrie Holland. First Grade.
Mabel NJ Sustins First Grade
Julia HAITI, sub-Primary.
Margaret f. Kerr Sub Primary.
Wanda Hopp. Sub-Primary.
Luella Jackson, kindergarten Director.
Bonita Shatto kindergarten Assistant.
GRANT SCHOOL.
Miss Emma NJ Wendorf. Prin. and First Grade.
Ora +. Bedell, Suh-Primary
Wayne Mayors. kindergarten Director
Eleanor Benson, kindergarten Assistant.
LINCOLN SCHOOL
Mr.. George g. Price, Principal
Miss Jennie G. Hogan, Seventh Grade.
Letha Il. Garner. Seventh Grade
Dorothy Shehan Sixth Grade.
Marion Mitchell, Sixth Grade.
Florence Wickersham. Fifth Grade.
Rose Roemer, Fifth Grade
Mary +. Ross Fourth Grade.
May Terry, Third Grade.
Roxy Allen. Second Grade.
Fannie /. Trip, Second Grade
Emily Chubbuck First Grade
Elnor c. Durkee Sub-Primary.
Helen Cllrk, Kindergarten Director.
Leora Njsburg, Kindergarten Assistant.
Lois BeSsey, Ungra6ed Room.
IRVING scHooL.
Miss Ruth z IFS Prin. and Fourth Grade
Emma y. Kummerow. Third Grade
Wayne Britten.
!. katherine g. Brady, sub Primary.
Josephine Mortibois. First Grade
Msrion Thorn. Kindergarten Director.
Ida Ostring, kindergarten Assistant
COLUMBIA SCHOOL.
Mr.. Geo. A. Shields, Prin. and intermediate
Grades
Miss Mile Lewis. Primary Grades.
Clarice Olson, Kindergarten.
During the vacation period all
rooms of the different schools have
been renovated, scrubbed and disin-
fected. Desks have been vanished
and floors oiled with both linseed and
dustless oil. Where needed some
rooms have been reprinted.
Examinations for high school stu
dents who require an examination,
prior TO their entry in school, will be
given In the high school building
Friday, Sept. 10.
AS usual the schools win have an
exhibit at the fair this year.
One Of the best times in the year to
do painting is in the fall and always
use pure paint-the kind that Pier
sells at 2O4 Scott st.