Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-31
DOUGLAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
 BEGIN THEIR YEARS STUDIES

ident of the National Educational As. soc: :ation. who has taught two years ] fin Menominee. Wis.
 Miss Elizabeth Hoizer. who will take 1 opposition as regular teacher after the ' school has opened, is a sister of Mir. 1 Charles Holzer. formerly Postal tele- l graph operator in Douglas, and now In Wilton, where she has been visiting | him and became interested in the | Louglas schools.
 The teachers of the regular studies. 1 under Supt. Lutz. with some notes of the. new teachers, are:
 HIGH SCHOOL.
 W. R. Crowell, Principal and Sci ence; Miss Caroline L. Jenks. Latin and English; Miss Nell Wood, Spanish and English: J. o. Hassler. Mathemat- ics and History; W. E. Paulus, Com mercial.
 GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
 Miss Jessie Edmunds, graduate of the Colorado State University; Miss Lois Lockwood; Mrs. Annie NJ. Dyer; Mrs. Florence K. S.mth; Miss Ora Nc. Cafferty, graduate of Miami Universi- | ty at Oxford. O., and who has taught at Hamilton, Ohio. for the past three years: Miss Bess Quaries; Miss Beu- lah NJ. Wittie, graduate of the Uni versity of Colorado; Miss Fay McKin- ley, graduate of Stanford University. California: and Miss Ray Cohen, grad uate of the Douglas high and the Tem- pc normal, the last three now begin ming city work. .,.r. SEVENTH STREET.
 Miss Cora Thomas, principal: Miss Josie Feltus; Miss Alice Marshall | graduate Of the San Diego normal who has taught several years in cab. fornia; Miss Edith Gilbert; Miss Mel. He Pine; Miss Florence House: Miss Collie Bell, graduate of Douglas high school and Tempe Normal, beginning professional teaching in her old home: and Miss Dellie Schaal.
 FIFTEENTH SCHOOL.
 Miss Kate corson.. principal; Miss Maude Watkins; Mrs. sallie Scott; Miss Hazel Hendricks. graduate of Tempe Normal. who has taught in 1 Clifton: Miss Abbie Crawford, grad. uate Of Douglas high school and Tenn pc Normal, teaching first here; Miss Nell Kline.
 | PTRTLEvILLE SCHOOL.
 | Mss Sarah Marley, principal; Miss Grace Gainsiey, graduate of Michigan State Normal, Ypsflanti. who has taught in Downer's Grove. near Chi. cago: Miss Zel1 Field, who has the
 same professional record: Miss Flor.
 ence Miller. graduate of Roanoke Col Iege. Va. who has taught several
 years in New Mexico; Miss Rachel Williams. graduate of the New York T State Normal who has taught in tha. state several years, of Utica
 SECOND STREET SCHOOL. | Mrs. Emma Beal, graduate of the Indiana State Normal, who has
 taught in New Mexico; Miss Barbars wohlgemuth T
 c. AND A. SCHOOL.
 | MT. H. B. Daniels. graduate of Texas
 Normal school, who has taught some
 years there.
 THE SCHOOL OF SURROUNDINGS If, as is claimed by some eminent , educators. the education of the feel ,ings is the most vital of all and is . done through the surroundings, ther , lthe children of Douglas win be well taught. The people. members of the school board, and superintendent ol schools have given them the mos beautiful of surroundings, materially , and mentally, and no doubt in the per sonnel of teachers. and their uncon ciously-exerted influence. The school buildings generally are built on artis F tic lines. Nothing could be more ar