The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-23
THE CITY SCHOOLS.
Will Open on Monda! Morning, Sep
tember 26-High School Building
Will be Ready.

been previously announced, will open
Monday morning, September 26. The
buildings have been opened up all the
week, and every room is being washed
and swept and PUT in first class order
for use.
A good start means a great deal to
any child, and, as far as it is practical:
each parent should be deeply concern
ed about getting children started of
right on the opening day. Mr.. John B.
Mayes can give all necessary infor-
nation about the books Of the differ
ent grades, and every book should be
bought this week. There is no need
to wait till Monday morning to attend
to this important matter.
Bulletins have been prepared, and
will be placed in every home Monday
morning. Parents are earnestly re-
quested to fully examine them, but If
time is insufficient for this complete
examination, they are respectfully re-
quested to read pages rs, 26, 81, %, %
and 80. These pages give specific in
formation concerning the duties Of the
pupils; and parents should be proper
ly informed upon each item contained
in these pages. This will go a long
ways toward eliminating misunder-
standings and unnecessary trouble.
Harrington street will be the boun-
dary line between Speers street school
and Boundary street school. All pu-
pills living in the south side Of the city
from Harrington street and those ]iv-
ing on the south side Of Harrington
street will report at the Boundary
street school for enrolment Pupils
living in the north Of the city from
Harrington street and those living Oh
the north side Of Harrington street
will report at Speers street school FOR
enrolment.
All pupils in grades up to and in
cluding the seventh grade will enter
these graded schools. Pupils in the
eighth, ninth and tenth grades will en-
ter the high school.
The teachers for the coming year
are as follows:
High School.
Professor Clarence r. Werts, princi-
pal; Miss Lucille Wilson and Miss
Williamson. =:
Boundary Street School.
Miss Linda Welch, principal.
First and second grades, Miss Ger
trude Reeder.
Third grade, Mss N. L. Burton.
Fourth grade, Miss Lillian Hill.
Fifth grade, Miss Mary Lou Connor.
Sixth grade, Miss Linda Welch.
Seventh grade, Miss Ruby Holloway.
Speers Street School,.
Miss Mary C. Burton, principal.
First and second grades, Miss Rosa
lyn Summer. ."
Third Grade, Miss Mayme Switten-
berg.
Fourth grade, Miss vanessa Will
lfams.
Fifth grade, Miss Johnsie Miller.
Sixth grade, Miss Mary C. Burton.
Seventh grade, Miss Elizabeth Domi-
nick.
West End School.
Miss Laura Blease, principal; Miss
Burnice Martin and Miss Ethel Bow
ers.
Rev. Gregg will have charge of the
Hoge school in place Of Rev. Levister.
The other teachers for this school are
the same as last year.
The high school will open Wednes-
day morning, September %. The work
has been steadily pushed On this build
ing from the beginning in order to get
it ready for the opening. It would
have been completed at least a week
ago had it not been for delay in the
shipment of some Of the finishing ma
.eria1. Everything, however, will be
completed by Wednesday, and the
school will open at that time. If all
the high school students Will secure
Ill their books so that the work can
be started promptly, the two days de-
lay will not affect their work a very
great deal.
Superintendent Dean requests the
teachers to meet him at the Boundary
street graded school building on Sat-
urday afternoon at o'clock.
HATS AND RIBBON.