Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
CUPID CAPTURES
SEVEN TEACHERS
Class Exercises TO Be Held in The
Hain Auditorium-TTs1Sasrz
Of high School Earnestly
Hope Trained Nurse
VIII Be Retained
RIcHMoNn- vA-ana.l.1

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With TIE closing OF the present -
sion ~ the puzzle schools OF the c{tw.
J1ne 18TH. wil cone the endfnz -
ne career Of seven % the fair teach
school Board-6N- N fha sIr-rx-e
schools and two ist the High SchcoL
sucn Vas the STA 1ilsut ~ S,sDertr-
tendent Chandler today
IL r. understood that Cupid - -
spcnsibie FOR the retirement OF ia
teachers Certain thai thts ~ the e..
~ az least I'VE Instances f,If Dr.
chandler declines 20 Intimate 80
who VIII be missing when tha caU
20 books u heard again Ga the eau
or course. there viii - lots % e,rsas-
NIX as % the identity % the sevea
"a no are 20 leave. and there wli -
more cases " You are ffr when fhe
pupils SHALL become accumulated urffD
ne iRcis- and there are hundreds %
ihe young idea who VIII declare that
they simply cannot stand q N Ms
leaves my school
Professor James G.. HARDWOOD. % tha
High school was asked rerardfnr fhs
contemplated retirement 81 some -
zoe teachers from his star. and smiled
olanaV when the question was asked
II VII TELL you nothing for the
reason that know notninx-and
1raratF Dr. nor evidence. anyhow. said
professor ElarWnQd '+Non 20 10 Ur
chandler. to ar Waifora. 60 anyoua
except me and Ees lll the news voa
can ana iel me kno~.- he continued
High Schnoi Commencement
The john Marshall H.rh school
nil have ltg con.nen cement tho week
nr June lbth. The FIRST ceremony In
connection With the event VIII o. tha
meeting ~ the John Marshall IHgh
S. hool Alumni Society. There are
Some 5000 graduates % the High
school in This cltY. and many of them
belong Co the association. and there
are several thousand who are euEihla
having attended the school for
more than one Ecasiou-whn are In
Nited 60 unite with the associations.
That hrst meeting viii be held June
18TH ia the auditorium 81 the IFrh
school and viii De- open 90 an fha
former pupils 90 the High school ana
90 the pupils of the John Marshall
High school
con- the night % Tuesday. June len.
thc class exercises will take place -
the main auditorium OF the jobs
Marshall High school and be- II eN-
pected that tickets OF admission viii
De demanded bscauss OK tae sreat
pressure % persons for admission 70
the building and the impusSi bintv -
accommodate more than 1.eoo. Thts
occasion VII be made interesting -
mapy =asa The reading % the Itst
90 those who have made their evan
nations and thelr standings wiz No.
sioly be announced. The music cAuses
Nill have chancs 90 show their we
nciency In singing and playing. some
~ the o-aayists VIII entertain. ans
pessi ply some % ihe younE orators
VIII have "a few worde % Say
Governor Mann WIN Spcnh
Governor Mann viii he tha prinoi-
pal speaker on the nignt 81 Inv nnals
az the CITY Auditorium lie vas in-
J rited sometime ano and made rs Ar
ranEcments Co a. on hand az that
tlme. This educational work Is enc
of the delights or Governor Mann.
and Bee takes pride in seeing ths
advance in the psbllc schools OF the
State
The commencement exercises wiI
begin about o'clock and viii con-
sumo sometime. The diplomas will
I De- delivered 90 the mem hers 81 the
/ graduating classes. there viii BE- sew
srAi musical selections and many uan-
tlcmen win make brief addresses Ad-
mission to the city Auditorium Nlu
+ Pee hy ticket only. and already the de-
mard FOR these Isl large. Many OF
/ the students in the higher classes wiu
I Pc seated on an elevated platform on
Thes wsnt That Nur~- naek-
ltachers OF ere hlgh school are Ttill
waiting the action % the Council -
\ che matter on having trained uurss
stationed nt the school duriuE class
hours For several months follow = K
lady, an experienced nurse, was on dufv
~ the school and her services were ln
gree nfnt demand. The records show
f thar she averaged ahuuf 200 90 2lf
. cases month. and in several instances
che prevented serious nlness ~ timely
i attention Co some 90 the children
L SCI uuiuE them home Tor proper medical
\ treatment. detecting eases o. infec-
tiuus diseases and caring for such ae-
cltenfs AS frequently happen in ne
D. uuhtll schools she detected ma n N
cases ~ defective eyesight. in which
+ students failed 90 make good in their
. classes because they could not see.
I Hearing was another thing which Wa-
brought 20 her attention. cuf in everF
4 Instance the cases r~r ..rrf.l a IA
I The necessary attention ElEtn bT ply
] rIcf.ns.
The teachers are unanimous Ia hep
ing that the Council viii make 10
I small appropriation necessary 90 naVs
. "a nurse employed in the school.