The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-10
ASSIGNMENT OF
TEACHERS AMONG
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Supt. Carnasey Announces
Arrangements for Open.
ing Monday.
Principals Of Buildings Are
Named Also.
LITTLE CONFUSION EXPECTED.

udy morning and the hundreds OF
youngsters who have enjoyed three
months of uninterrupted vacation
VIII answer the call of back 10
school. School boys with shining
morning faces" and bright-eyed girls
in stffiy starched dresses will be out
early Monday morning and trail
familiar paths. II will mark the
opening of the public schools for an
other term of nine months.
All is In readiness for the chill
dren, and when the doors are swung
open Monday, Superintendent John
A. Carnagey hopes TO begin the
most successful year In the history
OF the city schools. Practically all
the teachers have reported for duty,
and the schools will open without
confusion. The opening day no at
tempt will be made to hold classes.
The children will be enrolled Mon
day morning and will be dismissed
for the purpose of obtaining books
and school supplies. In the after
noon the children will return to
school and lessons will be assigned.
Tuesday the regular class work will
begin.
Superintendent Carnagey will be
about the busiest man in Paducah
on Monday. Many parents have not
! obtained entrance cards for their
children, and they win flock to the
Office on the opening day. He has
been in his Office all this week and
has issued about 10 cards to pupils
entering school for the first time.
From the indications the enrolment
will surpass the figures of last year.
Teachers Assigned.
This morning Superintendent Car
nagey met the teachers at the High
school building and gave them in
structions on the work. He delivered
a talk on "The Teacher and the
Pupil" At the meeting he an
nounced the assignment of the
teachers to the various buildings.
The teaching corps of each school is:
High School.
Prof. w. II. Sugg. principal; II. B.
Craig. Adah Brazelton. Marian p.
Noble. Elizabeth Graham. Betty Will
liams. Lucy f. Allen. Mary A. Hell
ton. Helen Hills. Edward w. Brown.
Washington school.
Departmental. E. Murphy. as
sistant principal; Kate White, Mrs.
Fannie C. Leddra. Mary Z. Brazel-
ton, Mabel Mitchell, Ruth Withheld,
Della Thornton. Elsie Hoewischer.
Primary-Mabel c. Mitchell. Lucy
Moore. Irma Yeiser. Mollie b. Steavi-
son, Pearl Hendley. Katherine Pow
ell. Ethel Hawkins, Lille Cook.
Floyd Swift. Catherine Thomas.
Belle Ford.
jefferson school.
]. NJ. Calvin. principal; Elizabeth
Singleton. Flora Mckee, Mary Bond
urant. Floy Pendley, Elizabeth Cald-
well, Susan Atchison. Hannah Bonds.
Lee School.
Emma /. Morgan. principal; Mary
L. Fields. Emma Meyer, Mrs. Ellen
E. Wilcox, Inez Bell, Lille Burdine.
Franklin school.
Guy Whitehead, principal; Ethel
Mitchell. Laura Thomas. Rose Flour
noy. Lucy Scott, Jessie Acker. Eliza
beth Karnes. Blanche Mooney.
Mckinley School.
Alfred Crabb. principal; Blanche
Ingram. Marian Williamson. Adine
Goheen. Kate Steinhauer. Mabel
Roberts. -
Longfellow School.
B. o. Hinton. principal; Hattie
Sherwin. Clare Winston, Francis
Clark. Marguerite Merigold. Ella
Larkin.
Whittier School.
w. A. Baueom. principal; Ollie 4.
Wilson. Alice Byrne, Alice Hawley.
Colored Teachers.
No change is made among the
colored teachers and all have charge
of the same rooms as last year