The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-04
Some az, Promoted in the
Grades.
SCHOOL WILL OPEN MONDAY
Work Will be Begun Tues
day Morning.
ncachcrs Hold n Meeting Today and
Receive Final Instructions - Some
Pcrplexlng Questions Have Been
satisfactorily Settled.

superintendent Ill. IL. FRANK ma
completed his assignment of the city
teachers for the coming school year
held at he High school building o.
day. the work of the various teachers
for the year was outlined. From the
present appearance of things a most
successful school year is to be begun
next Tuesday morning.
Next Monday morning school will
begin although there will be but a
one hour session. Al of the pupils
should be in their places, in order
that they may be classified and sta
toned in their places in the schools.
The list of books used in the various
grades will be distributed. The
changes in the text books will not af-
feet materially those to be purchased
by the children in the grades. A new
speller and copy book are practically
all of the changes affecting the
grades. The other changes affect the
High school classes. All of Mon
day afternoon will be given the child
rem to purchase their books and
Tuesday morning the children are
supposed to be in their places ready
for school work.
In the assignment of teachers as
arranged by Mr. Frank, there are n
number of promotions. Some of the
teachers, who have done good work
are advanced in grade. There are
seven new teachers in the graded
schools this year and two new faces
in the High School faculty. The re.
cent squabble over the placing Of
Miss Emma Cunningham is ironed
out by the superintendent and 1t Is
believed that harmony will reign in
this particular. Miss Eva Osborne is
made principal of the Oak street
building. while Miss Cunningham Is
stationed in the eighth grade at Gen.
tral.
The following Is the assignment as
made by the superintendent today:
HIGH SCHOOL.
X. II. Marshall, principal.
Tcachers-Miss Elizabeth Ruehr-
mund, Miss Louise Cunningham,
Miss Hope Fisher. G.. w. Hays( Miss
Clara Ewalt, Miss Abagail Harding,
Miss Ola Allmendinger, A. F. Lantz-
or. S. C. Diver, principal of the
Commercial department, and Miss
Anna Flto.
CENTRAL BUILDING.
Grace Cunningham. principal ana
eighth grade; Miss Emma Cunning
ham, eighth grade; Alice Peters sew
onth. Fern Trey, seventh; Alma Or
rison, sixth; Della Hartman. htth;
Florence Chamberlain. fourth; Ella
Kigcr, third. Gladys Cleveland, Sec
ond; Abagail Cast, first.
GREENWOOD BUILDING.
Laura Treese. principal and eighth
grade; Lottie Ward. seventh; Wini'
fred Peadon, sixth; Emma Berndtr
nth. Berdine Millisor, fourth: lsa-
belle Freeland. third; Flora Slough
second. Clara Kowalke, first.
STATE STREET BUILDING.
Jessie Codding, principal and eighth
grade. Nav Hahn, seventh; Ethel
Howser, sixth; Mamie Fletcher hfth'
Hattie Christian. fourth; Stella Smi-
ley. third; May Arthur. second; EN-
ma Herzer, first.
LINCOLN BUILDING.
Flora Kowalke, principal and sixth
grade; Elma Howser, fifth; Sarah
Myers. fourth; Gladys Humphrey
third; Anna Schoenlaub, second;
Elizabeth Dairy, first.
SILVER STREET BUILDING.
Jennie Peters, principal and sew
enth and eighth grades; Eta Walt
ers. sixth grade; Linda Wiiiauer'
nth; Edith Anderson, fourth; Dor
othy Anderson. third; Cora Zachman,
second; Mariana Reinicke, hrst'
bessie Gregory, first.
FOREST LAWN BUILDING.
Mildred Dlckerson, principal and
seventh and eighth grades; lscah
Rhodes, sixth; Pearl Campbell.
fifth; Iva Campbell, fifth; Laura Or
rlson, fourth; Marie Setter, third;
Ruth Edwards. second; Alice White,
first.
DAVIDS STREET BUILDING.
DeEmma Hawley, principal and
first grade; Pansy Rauhauser, second;
Beatrice Prior, third; Stella Bell,
fourth; Madge Whitney, NTH !.
This arrangement has not yet
been definitely decided upon as an
uncertain number of pupils may be
expected here.
OLNEY AVENUE BUILDING.
Grace Baldwin, principal and
TsI,-. IyIatnfaIHar unU.