Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-09-02
CITY SCHOOLS
OPEN SEPT. s

Scholars are to Report as Fol-
lows to the Different School
Buildings.
The public schools of Grand Ra-
plds will open for the Fall term,
Monday, September 9Th. Pupils will
report in the departments to which
they have been promoted. Pupils
coming from other schools will make
arrangements with the superinten-
dent or ward principal about their
grading before entering.
East Side Grading.
Pupils will report as follows:
Seventh grade pupils living south
of Baker ST., to Miss Jasperson at
the Howe Building, those living
north of Baker St., to Miss Emery
at the Howe Building; Sixth Grade
pupils living south of Baker ST., to
Miss Briggs, at the Howe Building
Sixth grade pupils living north of
Baker St., to Miss Emery at the
Howe Building; Fifth Grade pupils
living south of Baker ST., to Miss
Love at the Howe Building; those
living north of Baker ST., to Miss
Neale at the Irving Building: Fourth
grade pupils living south of Baker
ST., to Miss Wyman at the Howe
Building; those living south of Baker
ST., to Miss Neale at the Irving
Building; Third grade pupils living
south of Baker ST., will report to
Miss Wollum at the Howe Building;
those living north of Baker ST., to
Miss Cushman at the Irving Build
ing; Second grade pupils living south
of Baker ST., to Miss Bartlett at the
Howe Building; those living north
of Baker ST., to Miss Cushman at
the Irving Building; First grade pu-
pills living south of Baker ST., to Miss
Mccormick at the Lincoln Building;
those living north of Baker St., to
Miss Burr at the Irving Building !;
pupils living south of
Baker St., to Miss Quinn at the kin
dergarten in the Lincoln Building in
the morning, those living north of
Baker St., to Miss Quinn at the kim
dergarten in the Irving Building,
in the afternoon.
West Side Grading.
Pupils will report as follows:
Seventh grade pupils to Miss Nc
Dermid at the Lowell Building, Sixth
grade pupils to Miss Doherty at the
Emerson Building; Fifth grade pupils
to Miss Owen at the Lowell Build
ing Fourth grade pupils living south
Of Grand Avenue to Miss Schweers
at the Lowell Building; Fourth
grade pupils living north of Grand
Avenue to MissMcNeill at the Low
ell Building; Third grade pupils liv-
ing south of Grand Avenue to Miss
McNeill at the Lowell Building;
Third grade pupils living north OF
Grand Avenue to Miss Weidman at
the Emerson Building; Second grade
pupils living north of Grand Avenue
to Miss Griffith at the Emerson
Building; Second grade pupils liv-
To ice
Cooper at the Lowell Building;
First grade pupils living north OF
Grand Avenue to Miss Griffin at
the Emerson Building; First grade
pupils living south Of Grand Avenue
to Miss Rogers at the Lowell Build
ing; Kindergarten pupils living north
of Grand Avenue to Miss Drowat-
zky at the kindergarten building
near the Emerson Building in the
morning; kindergarten pupils liv-
ing south of Grand Avenue to Miss
Drowatzky at the Lowell Building
in the afternoon.
Text books can be obtained at the
several buildings on the first day of
school. Parents are earnestly re-
quested to see tha pupils are pro-
vided with books and other neces-
sary material promptly.
The City Superintendent will be in
his office, Thursday and Friday, Sep
tember 2nd and 3rd, from 9 to II
a. m.
Pupils from other schools who are
unable to confer with the superin-
tendent on September End and 3rd
will report directly to the principals
Of ward buildings.
c.. w. SCHWEDE,
City superintendent of Schools.