The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-04
For the Year as Announced
by City Superintendent
Burdette.

DuTQStIS.
F. L. Burdette. city superintend-
iIsat Of schools. has issued the follow
ing statement concerning the open
ing OF the city schools next week.
The harrisburg city schools VIII
open Monday morning, September $.
Add teachers and principals viii be
on hand and ready for work by Sat
urday of this week. and. many oil
them have already returned from
their vacations. The superintendent
of the city schools is in his Office in
Central School Building daily. and
may be seen at any time between the
hours OF $3.50 and 11:0O A. NJ, and
80 and 500 O'clock P. NJ. on
next Monday pupils who were in
attendance last year should report
in the same building and tina
same rooms they attended last year.
when 1t is convenient to do so.
Otherwise they should report to the
/
principals in the wards where they
live. New pupils should report to
the principal OF the nearest building.
Fan children of school age are urged
to enter school at the opening OF the
session.
The boundaries of the different
wards or districts will remain the
same as last year. They may be
changed to meet any new conditions
that may be found to require such
change. The different schools and
their teachers are as follows:
i. High School. in Central
School Building on Hewes and Sec
ond streets for all high school stud
ents in the district. The following
will be in charge: orie MGConkey,
Principal; Frank outright, Frank Il.
Arnett, z. R. Knots, ]. e. Kennedy,
Misses M. IA. Dunn, VILLA Brand,
Flossie Snodgrass, Lucie II. Norvell,
! Joan Berry, HELEN tDaBerry, Neon
eta 1ams, and Miss Ida M. spahr
and C. E. Kile assistants.
2. Central School in Central
Building for grades one and two,
with Misses Ida M. Higley and Alice
Goodwin as teachers.
4 8. Golf Church and lBroaddus
schools with the eight grades for all
pupils west from ELK Creek and
water Street to Sixth Street and in
Guiding all of Glen ELK, Miss Lucy A.
Robinson is principal of both schools
and the teachers are Misses Icie
Winniams, Leila Whetzel, Marguer-
tie Israel, Angeline Flora, Grace l.
Duthie, FLORENCE Solder. Gladys b
Doncy, Loula Jordon, Gladys Gage
and Blanche Steed.
a. Garlic and Park Avenue
Schools with the eight grades for all
grade pupils from iEtk Creek and
Monticello Avenue, east to Jackson
Cemetery, C. Guy Musser is principal
and the teachers are Misses Emily
Freeman, Romanna 'Rowley, Aladine
Jackson, Mary Hully, Fannie Hugh
Sc, Mabel Lee, Mildred j. snider,
Gordie e. Martz, blanche Beer, and
NJ. Elizabeth Gordon.
). Kelly Hill school with the
first five grades for add pupils in
those five grades who live east or
Jackson Cemetry and at P. X. Mines
within the school district, Frank
Hoif in principal and the teachers
are Misses Neva d. West, Mabel
Paugh, and Blanche chalfent.
6. Alta Vista and Winfield
schools with the first seven grades
for pupils in Broad Oaks and Arbutis
Park, Ira L. sMlger is principal and
the teachers are Misses Addie Young
blanche crummitt, Ella M. Cook,
Ethel Pearce, Lucy X. Dawson, Ora
Gibson, Charlie Cassell and Mr.. Late
DAWSON.
4. Pierpont and patton schools
with the eight grades for grade pup
lis west of Sixth street and east OF
West Fork River and ELK Greek, and
also those who live in the city limits
near Hazel Atlas Glass Works, q. j..
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