Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-22

postgraduate work in some of the
great universities of the country for
the further perfection of his rare
mental equipment for the discharge
OF the important duties incident to his
position. During his ADMINISTRATION of
the educational affairs of the city, the
eleventh grade has been established.
The High School is conducted on the
department plan, with teachers hold
ing degrees from standard UNIVERSE
ties at the head of each department.
The success of these schools is shown
in the fact that 1t has an enrolment
of 100 in all the city of Bryan this
year. The superintendent unreserv-
edly commits himself to the policy of
turning out scholars, not simply grad
yates, from these educational insti-
buttons.
The capable teachers in charge Of
the various departments Of the school
are the following:
w. A. Kinnard, native of Alabama,
teacher of English and History, 9th
10th and 18th grades, holds B. A.
degree from Austin College, and State
permanent certificate. He is man of
executive experience in teaching in
number of schools in Texas.
George Simpson, teacher OF Mathe-
mates and Physics, native of the
South, graduate and valedictorian of
his class in Missouri State Normal
College, B. s. degree, graduate of the
University OF Missouri; took post
graduate course in University of Wis
consin, holder Of permanent teachers
certificate from the state of Texas.
Miss Wesa Wellington, a native of
Bryan, teacher of Latin and Ancient
History; holder of Phi. B. degree from
Baylor University and holder of state
permanent certificate.
Miss Ada Board, reared in Bryan,
teacher of English in seventh and
eighth grades, and U. s. History in
seventh grade; graduate of the Bryan
High school, who took courses in Sam
Houston Normal College, and English
and Educational courses in the univer-
stiles of Texas and Chicago, respec-
lively, and holder of six-years state
certificate.
R. R. McAnelly, native of Western
Texas, teacher of manual training,
in seventh and eighth grades; gradu-
ate of Devine, Texas, High School,
who took summer courses in manual
training in several institutions.
Miss Annie bearing, a native of
Bryan, teacher of second grade in
East Side school, graduate of Bryan
High School, with advanced courses
in University of Virginia, University
of Texas and Michigan State Normal
College. She holds permanent primary
certificate, based upon six-year State
first grade certificate.
Miss May Burtis, teacher of First
grade in East side school; graduate of
Huntsville, Texas, State Normal Col
lege, who received courses in num-
Der of high grade institutions, includ-
ing the University of Chicago and Co
lumbia University. Holder of State
permanent certificate.
C. NJ. Bethany, teacher of fifth and
sixth grades in West side school;
graduate of Hampstead High School.
with courses in the University of
Texas. Is a native of Texas and
holds State first grade certificate.
Mrs. Minnie Estil, native Of Texas,
teacher of third and fourth grades in
West side; graduate OF Bryan High
School.
Miss Cordie Fletcher, teacher of
second and third grades in West side
school; a native of Kentucky. At
tends summer school at various
places.
Miss Erma Collins, teacher of first
grade in West side schol; native of
Bryan; took several years work in
city schools and one years work in
Sam Houston Normal Holds state
first grade certificate.
Mr.. Roscoe Bates, teacher of sew
enth grade; graduate of North Texas
State Normal, with courses in Univer-
sity Of Texas. A native of North
Texas.
Miss Ray Montgomery, teacher Of
sixth grade in East side school; rear
ed in Bryan, was graduated from Bry-
an High School, and from the South
west Texas State Normal. She spends
every summer in advanced work in
higher institutions, such as the Mich
igan State Normal and the UNIVERSE
ty of Wisconsin.
Miss Allie Montgomery was a pupil
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