El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-05
Annual Teachers Institute
Opened in Ell Paso, With
Teachers Busy Talking
Shop on Labor Day.

Shop on Labor Day.
Labor Day to the contrary notwith
standing, the Ii Paso teachers insti-
tute met according TO the Texas
! statute, today. The state legislature
provided that the teachers shall meet
on the first Monday in September, each
year, for the purpose of talking shop"
and of all other people il is incumbent
upon the teachers to obey the law, that
| they may be a beacon light to those
who are taught. The only way in
which the law might be evaded would
| have been to adjourn until Tuesday
morning, but that would include Satur
DAY in the statutory five days and
leave the teachers nerves in such
frazzied condition that a morning
face" on Monday next, the opening day
of school, would be out of the ques-
ton.
The program for the day was opened
by singing America" followed by the
invocation by Rev. Perry James Rice
Next followed an address by ]. II. Har-
per on The School Boards Response
bility to the People The theme was
pertinent one, inasmuch as the re-
sponsibility is not divided with the
superintendent since the inauguration
of the new scheme of things. Superin-
tendent y. r. Crozier told the differ
ence in Making a Life and Making
Living"
Then followed the assignment of
teachers to the schools of the city. The
following assignments were made:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Principal, r. VI. White.
Department of English-Miss NJ. E.
Cobb, heasd; Mrs. J. NJ. Frank. assist
ant.
Department of History. w Curd,
head; Miss Myra Winkler, assistant.
Department of Latin-B. F. Thomas,
head.
Department of Mathematics-Mis
Rebocca Goldstein. head
Department of science-v- 5. Rogers.
head
Department. of FRENCH and German
Rene de Servienc, head.
Department y Spanish-Miss Isabel
Kelly, head.
Commercial Department-Miss Mary
/ Stanton. head
Public Speaking and Mathematics
a. II. Hughey. head.
Athletic DIRECTOR. ". Curd.
General Assistants Miss La1ert
chamberlain. MISS ftelen OlQHam-
Presiding in Study Hall-Miss Lena
McKie
ALAMO SCHOOL.
PRINCIPAL. Miss Maria Gallagher.
Teachers-AIiss Evelyn Boone, Miss
Annie Grady. Miss Elizabeth Howell,
Miss Hallie Long. Miss Charm Mcneil,
Miss Bertha Pool. Miss Eleanor Pres
ton. Miss Mae Quarterman. Miss Helen
Runyan. Miss Ada Sandifer. Miss Lila
Thomas. Miss Virginia Thomas, Miss
Mamie Young. Miss Nellye Witt Sub
stitute. Miss Elizabeth Calder
AOY SCHOOL.
Principal. Miss Catherine Gorbutt.
Assistant Principal. Miss Gertrude
Higgins.
Teachers-Miss Leona Rlack. Miss
Grace Del Buono. Mrs. Alice Hunter
Davis. Miss Ailsa Frank. Miss Inez
Freeman. Miss Isabel Gibson, Miss
Louise Hopper Mrs. Lily Howard, Miss
Ruby Hudson. Miss Mary James. Miss
Elizabeth LeGrand, Miss Louise Long.
Miss Nellie Lyons Miss Mamie New
man. Miss Anna Newsome, Miss Mary
O'Keefe. Miss Clara Pulliam. Miss Car
RE Race Miss Helen Thornton Miss
Alice Wilson. Substitute, Mrs. Alice
Morriss
y BEALIl SCHOOL.
Principal, Miss Myra Prater.
Teachers-Miss Kate Adams. Miss
Belle Chaplin. Miss Tura Compton.
Miss Jessie DarrOch Mrs NJ. B. Glea-
son. Miss Iduma Hughes. Miss Ida
Lockhart Mrs. Clemmie L. Maxim.
Miss Ina NAY Nelson Miss Lucille
Pierce Miss Kate Rob:nette. Miss Win
fred Roe Miss Carrie Sad5o, KTiez
Henrictte Shirley. Miss Fannie In
Yeager. Substitute. Miss Ruth Critch-
EFT.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
Principal, Miss Ruth Evans.
TeacherS-AIiss Rina ColdweU Mrs
NJ /. Dalton. Miss Margaret O'Keefe.
Substitute. Miss Jennie Ramsay.
HIGHLAND PARK SCHOOL.
Principal, Miss Inez Pumphrey.
Tea Oh erS-Aiiss May Anderson. Miss
Fannie Blakesley, Miss Sue Iattner.
Substitute, Miss Irma McGil.
LAMAR SCHOOL.
Principal. Miss Alice Fitzpatrfck.
Teachers-Miss Lillian Cole Miss
Maize Cole, Miss Alta May Craig. Miss
Edith Giddings. Miss Yuma HartfeId.
Miss Alberta Heep. Miss Margaret
Jones. Miss Dixie Laird, Miss clara
Mundy. Miss laura Nelson. DeDart1
mental WorlI-Miss Ida Breed. Miss
Goddard