Evening journal., 1909-08-24
GRAMMER GRADES
ARE ELIMINATED
Crowded Condition Of High
School Makes This More
Necessary
ASSIGNMENTS FOR
THE COMING YEAR

THE COMING YEAR
The teachers committee of the Board
Of Education submitted a list of the
assignment OF public school teachers
for the year beginning on September
T. at last nights meeting of that board.
The most important change is the
transfer of the High School grammcr
school teachers to School No. %, the
old High School. because of the crowd
cd condition of tho former This means
that hereafter there will be no gram
mer grades at the High School In
consequence Of the change School No
2S will hereafter be a grammer school
only. The primary children formerly
attending school No. 2S will be placed
in schools Nos. II. 13. . and p ac-
cording to their residence.
School No. 20, the new school 1T
Twelfth and Poplar streets, for colored
childrsn, viii be opened on September
Z. All colored children attending School
No. 16, cast of Market street, will here
after attend No. %, as will all coored
children attending No. 26 school, liv-
ing South of the Brandywine.
The board will make arrangements to
rent rooms beyond Eleventh street
bridge to tack care of the smaller col
ored children living in that locality.
The list Of assignments follows:
High School-A. II. Berlin principal;
Laura j. Banks clerk; Henry NJ. Sny
der, A. Edward Rhodes, John f. Robin
son. John f. Whitehead. William Il
Taylor Anthony Steinhilper, Esau II
Loomis. Elizabeth d. Hopes, Sallie
Hare, Mary l.. Lacklen Alice Mercer
Mary J. Wheeler Eliza A. Craig, Sara
L. Tomlinson, Ella d. b. Semple, Mel
lie l.. Sawn, Mary j. Balance Elizabeth
Carlisle. Emma Beck. Florence Ramo
Nora Stuart, Alice c. Palmer, Elizabeth
lJ. Patton. Annie RoudnitzSy, Grace II
Sayers. Jeanette Eckman, Edith NJ.
Suplee, Rachel Robinson. Gertrude NJ
Townsend Marion S. Crozier and Susar
L. Cook
School No. matilda I. Sayers
principal; Margaret Kelley, Addie Con-
ner. Emily a. Dohcrty. Clara E. Sui
livan Amy L. Clarke, Florence l.
Warren. Ella G. Duffy. Mary a. Whit.
ford, Elizabeth Schulz, Hannah V
Bradley. Eleanor B. Gillespie, Mary c
Morrow. Ella M. Marvel and Mary L
Roache.
chool SNo. 2-Sallie S. Divine. prin-
cipal: Anna A. Shaw NJ. Agnes Christy
Mary A. O'Donnell. Florence V. Dunn
Fances G. Doherty. Louisa Flynn
Julia NJ. Boulden. Martha A. Alex.
ander. Caroline Tadman.
School No. "A. Adelaide Shippers
principal; Clara L. Folsom, Sara c
Brady. Mabel r. Valentine. I. Gertrude
Larison. Matilda llirn. Anna Reynolds
Ella S. Marlin, and Huldah Ainsworth
School No. 4-Fanny J. Butter. prin-
cipal: Elizabeth J. Wollaston. Mary A
Connolly, Margaret V. Mcdonnell
Mary A. II. Dolbow, Mary +. Nickel
vey. Abigail F. WEIGH, Esther A
Shippers. Elsie Mcdaniel. Mary r
WEIGH and Emily ID. Lcech, temporar.
appointment.
school No 5.-Annie E. Magarity
principal: Annie t. Forrest, Sybilla S
i Foldmeier. Emily r. Toulsor, Rita {
Anderson. Grace II. Sayers and Lydi
j. Foster.
School No. 6.-Elizabeth W. Pritchet
principal; Margaret Foulk. Catherine
Fullmer. Elinor ]. Dougherty, Blanch
Alexander, Ann r. HarlSins and Grac
c. Brown.
School No. Annie Z. c. McCloskel
principal: Eva OByrne. Clara Newe
Sue NJ. Connell, Emma Mclntire' Eth'
L. Neavc and sue Houpt.
school No. S-Sallie S. Pugh, prime
pal: Anne c. McCanerty, Fannie Col
J. Margaret Reuss. Alice B. Stou
Mary r. Savers, Florence r. Martin
and Bessie NJ. Toppin.
School No. 9-Clara Mendenhal
principal; Carrie L. Cooper. teacher {
pedagogy; Ida NJ. Little Alice Morton
Margaret r. Devine, Ella McIntir
Amanda L. Palmer, Helen D. Stou
Katherine Q. Stewart, Ethel Wilsc
and Nellie NJ. Sawn.
school No. 10-Annie J. Black pril
cipal: Marjorie c. Green, Rebecca
Little, Sallie b. Connaway, Elizabei
= G. Diviney, Anna +. McCloskey, Sus
w. BraclSin, Josephine S. Osborne al
Margaret b. Bell.
4 school No. 11-Alice T.. Jackmman, pri
l. cipai: Estena J. Foreman. Martha a. Tia
ris. Nellie Walsh. Harriet Van Buren, O.
as idwen Samuel. Helen r. Vandever An
,e- C. Fredd and Media NJ Walther
School No. i.2-Amanda L. Medara, pr
cipal: Mary IT. Eldrldge. Esther NJ. Stri
at land. Maud s. Grier, Mabel Berry, An
't- T.. Point. Viola L. Starr Martha B. era
W. ford and NJ. Elsie Yarnal
School No. 13-Sslle G. Bye. princip
Meta Kettlowood. Emma NJ. Doud, Le
~ L. Yates. Carrie l. Forrest, Anna,
nd Black Ada NJ. Rosin, Helen c. oakley a
M Alice L. Bucher.
M school No H.-Sallie 7. Evans prin
SO pal: Ella NJ. Ritchie. Martha c. Sha
n. Helen Reynolds, Laura Edwards, MsbC
r. Mnlikin. Leila Benson, Bessie Z. Clo
,r and Emily d. Huber.
,cr School No 15.-Lizzle ]. Saycrs. prir
-lv pal: Mary McIutire, Esther V. Henvs,
re ma c. Crotty. r. Elva Vinsinger I. Jen
nd Croes. L. Irene Scott, Mary f. Jones a
10 Jennie NJ. Black.
school No. l6.-Edwina B. Kruso. pr
i'm cipal. High school department; Mary
w.. yer Alice G. Baldwin. Alice NJ. Dumb
.uI Lillian NJ. Byrd, Robert l.. Harris Z
= Emanuel T. Whitten Grammar dops
inent-Caroline Il. Williams, Ada
Brooks. NJ. Leila Young. Josephine We
on. Helen Hill and Henry a. Calls NJ
uai Training department-Helen W.
.0C derson. Fannie Smallwood and George