The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-20
LARGE ENROLMENT
FOR OPENING SESSION
EHlEP -
Logan County High School also
Resumes With Prospects
OF Brilliant Year


The Logan county high school op-
ened its sixth year today with an eli
rollment of eco. with the expectation
of having $50 students enrolled by
the end of the week This is about
the same enrolment the school op
ened with last ear. On account OF
finances being low the school will
be run but eight months this year
and as the faculty list has been re
duced the sessions will last from
$50 a. m. until 3:15 p. m. instead
Of adJourning at 1880 in the afternoon
as was done last year. Principal
Roberts predicts a very successful
school yeas.
Following IS the faculty of Logan
county high school:
Charles II. Roberts, principal,
American History and Civics.
Geo. w Derrick, assistant prlnci-
pal, Pedagogy and Mathematics.
George Norris, athletic manager,
Mathematics and German.
Ettie Hikes, Latin
Eva Allison, English.
Margaret Doolittle, Mathematics.
Ida GaffneN Bookkeeping and
Shorthand.
Jennie Wood, Typewriting
Mabel G. Seely, Latin, English and
Domestic Science.
Arthur X. Swank. History, Eco
Monies and English
r. II. Winslow, athletic coach, Ag-
riculture and Natural Science.
Addie Barnard, Arithmetic and
English,
The City Schools.
The Guthrie public schools opened
for the year l909-10 this morning with
a much larger enrolment than the
total enrolment last year which was
1900. On Saturday afternoon over
l,SOO pupils had enrolled, and It is
estimated that between 500 and 1000
additional enrolled at the various
schools during the day The special
Federal census of 1907 showed schol
population of 5000 in the city and
in district CO.
The largest increase in enrolment
is reported at Banner and Central
schools and 1t is likely that the
boundary lines between the various
schools in the city will have to be
changed to equalize the enrolment
The Banner school, which has recent.
ly added eight new rooms, Is packed
and tho great building activity in
West Guthrie, in the Capital Heights
additions during the past year dem
onstrates very forcibly the need OF
another school building in the Fifth
ward before another year is past.
Assignment CT Teachers.
Following are the teachers assign
ed to the various city schools for
the complete term.
Central building-Principa MIRA
j. Cooney Sb and a; Ada Campbell
7b and Ia, Adele Barwick: CD and Ga
Helen Fahey SD, Mary Dilley; 5a
Myrtl Pope; 4b and IA, Myrtle Dawes
3b, Roberta Bishop; 3a, Virgins
Hightower; 2b and a. Louise Bin
coe; la, Fay Bronson Id Ida ohr,
| Kindergarten, Mary Harris.
Capitol schOol-PrincipaK Alma
Carson; Sb and Sa, Ida w Belt n
and Ia, Rebecca L. Finch 6b and Ga
Eva Humphrey, 5b and 5a, Nellie An
derson; IA, Nellie Bell. 4b, Da Hig
! gins. ga, Genevieve Dawes; 3b, Josepl
inc Fitzgerald 2b and "a, Lulu Hoy
| land; "a Grace Seaman; b Eva Greg
ory: Kindergarten, Laura Hixon.
Banner school-Marguerite Byrne
PRINCIPAL; 7b and Ia, Nettie Doolit
tie: CD and Ga. Pearl Calvert; 5a
Ruth Cochran; 5b, Hope Frazier; IA
Blanche Hoge; 4b. Nellie Klink; ga
Zella Porter: 2b Evalyn Upham; "a
Luella Calm; 2b Bessie Williamson
Ia. Fanny Long. 1b, Grace Fernades
Kindergarten, Pauline Bishop
Lincoln school-prlrcipal, G.
Perry; "a Sb and Sa. Edward Green
we'll. Ga and H. Aurora Perry; 81
ard en- Stella Windsor. 4a and 5h
ranra Edwards % and All n Estell'
Downs 2 and 3b Hattie Huvler; 2l'
Ella Jackson; 1b and Ia. Sara p
Long: kindergarten. Corrine Eagle
SON
Douglas school-Principal. A. ]
Scales, Ga 7b and Ia, Tonise Champ
n. Fh and eb. lillian Rector. 4b an
da. Mary NJ Poone. n and 20. III
iian Fdwar1s. Oh and "a. Ethel long
"a. Birdie r. Scales. III. w. W. car
rett Rinderoar'en. Salv v. Flovd
| e~e"'al Heachers-Nusic. Maud
| Goodrich Geneva Sugpe. ManuH
T~nining-e v Yanoev w y Herr
eman; Domestic Science-Leno Os