Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
Opening of Mesa
 City Grammar Schools PROFESSOR ROBERTSON IN GEN ERAL LETTER TO PATRONS
 OF DISTRICT. Grades Will Be Ready to Receive Pu- pills Next Monday-list of
 Teachers.
To the Citizens of Mesa;

Next Monday morning. September F, the public or grammar school of Mesa, will open for the term. The buildings have been thoroughly cleaned. The furniture has been overhauled and put put in first class condition. The grounds are being cleared of all rub bish and everything will be in perfect order for a successful beginning.
 owing to the fact that our new build ing will not be ready for occupancy till the 18th of November, there will be no
 change in the arrangement of the rooms The various grades will occupy practically the same rooms they did last year This will make less cOnfu- sion and less work for all concerned.
 However, after the new building is fin
 ished there will be a general change, but not till then.
 For a while one or two eighth grade
 classes will be dOmiciled in the high
 school building and we may find 1t necessary to keep them there the en-
 tire year.
 For various reasons we have con- rluded not to open the high school next Monday, but have postponed the OdLG LO the lSll. HIS W III thAlpN JpNA
 superintendent more time to devote to
 the opening of each school, which we
 think will be much better.
 The public school this year in ad-
 dition to the regular work will give instruction in manual training and do- mestic science; thus rounding out ana making more complete our course of study. It is the earnest desire of the management to make this the most successful term that has ever been | taught in Mesa.
 MT. O. S Stapley. Mir. H. 2. Morris and MT Fl. l.. Chandler, the present | board of trustees, have taken much in [ terest in school affairs and nave se- ! lected. according to their judgment, ! one of the best corps of teachers that ! could be secured. These teachers come highly recommended and some of them have had wide experience Tn | the schools of our land.
 We hope that the parents will have their children at the school building Monday morning at the hour of 2 o'clock so that the teachers will have no trouble in organizing their classes. We also ask that all teachers meet in I the nlSn SCiFlOl Dulihli6 Netf tNN i the hour of 3 o'clock D. m.
 | With this simple announcement of the opening of the grammar school, let me urge the parents of Mesa and Nl- ' cinity. in fact every citizen, of the com munity to cooperate with us and give us your aid in making this most sue cessfuI year. With your undivided i support and with the assistance of a corps of teachers ever mindful Of the { welfare and patriotism of the rising 1 generation. I feel confident that this will be a term of school to which we can point with pride Respectfully. H. c. ROBERTSON, | Superintendent. 1 The following teachers have been se- lected for the ensuing year for the | grammar school:
 ! South Building grade, Bert ran Jones and Leona Gibson; seventh grade. Nellie Pine; sixth grade, Eller | Cain: extra, Bernice Autrey and The
 da Perkins.
 North Building-Fifth grade, NeHl' | Trent and Bessie Leebrick; fourtl | grade. Nina Alexander and Ruth Tur-
 ner: third grade. May Harmon and Ze-
 nobia Harmon; second grade. Mary
 Haulot and Fannie DObbie; first grade
 Mabel woolf, Maud Shrine and Myrna | Weiberg.