Arizona republican., 1913-09-09
ASSIGNMENTS
 FOR TEACHERS
Prof. J. D. Loper An nounces Grades fod Teach CTS for Coming Year School Will Not Conflict With Circus.

Though the schools of the city will | open on Monday, circus day, parade
 day, and day of fun for the boys and girls, the whole of the popula- ! tiOn of the schools will be turned loose in time to see the big show
 and all the preceding events The children will be assembled only long i enough to receive the assignments for the next day. to find out their places and to become acquainted with their teachers. Then they will all go to the parade, and in the afternoon to the circus
 Classes for the first three grades will be held at the following schools: Adams. Grant. Lincoln, Washington Mckinley. Garfield, Fillmore and CapitOls schools: Low fourth grades at Adams, Grant Washington, Me Kinley. Garfield and Capitol: High fourth grades at Central, Adams Grant, Washington and Mckinley; eighth grades will be held in the Adams and Central schools Besides this there are three free kinder garten schools where children be- tween the ages of 4 and will be received. These are located at the Grant, Mckinley and Fillmore schools All children for the new Garfield school, which as yet has not been completely finished will report to either the Mckinley or the Washing ton school, from which schools they will be transferred as soon as the new building is finished which will be in about two to three weeks | All colored students will report to l the Douglas school
 All this week the principals of
 the various buildings will be in
 their offices for the purpose of re- ceiving visitors and arranging the
 work of the year. They will also
 have charge of the cleaning of the | buildings which is being done under | close supervision and with the view | of having the buildings in a clean and sanitary condition by the time i of opening.
 John D. Loper, superintendent of | the public schools calls attention to l the following facts: Anyone who | employs boys under the age of 16 who have not reached the high school grades. must secure a permit to so employ the boys from the superintendent of public schools 1 This law will be rigidly enforced" said MT. Loper, Hence, it is neces- sary for them to attend to this mat l
 my office hours are from to 10 each morning.
 The assignment of teachers for the public schools follows: Supervisory bOard-JOhn D. Loper, superintendent; C. w. Randall, assistant superintend; Cordelia McLane, superintendent of i drawing; Edith A. SOutherland, super intendent of music; Florence J. Gra- ham, superintendent of domestic sci ence; Lynne HiIlsabeck, assistant su- perintendent of domestic science; Les ter R. Finch, manual training; Clar ance Finch. assistant of maunal training; and Henrietta C. Dawson, secretary
 Central School. A. H. Rummel. principal, history and reading; Carrie Rock, geogra phy; Maude Perry. grammar; Lulu McD. Clark. arithmetic; Gertrude Kelley, history: Emily Gavin music and 1 drawing; ora McCafferty, penman
 ship and spelling; Mary G Boyer, physiology and reading; Lillian Ny berg. A. sixth grade: Ruth .McComas B. sixth grade; Edith Mullen. B sixth grade; Jean Quinn, A fifth grade; Ernestine Chowning, A fifth grade: Iva Easterwood. B. fifth grade; Mary Dine, B. fifth grade; "A Adams School.
 George A. Judson, principal, arith metic; Lulu Smith, geography, spell ing and physiology; Grace Court English and drawing; Ada Albert, l music, reading, penmanship and spelling; Gertrude Kelly, history; | Alma Ellingson. A sixth grade; Emma | Rock, sixth grade; Lillian c. Hug l gett. A fifth grade; Agnes Perry, B. | fifth grade; Frances McNulty, B | fifth grade; Kelse Hobbs, A. fourth | grade; Ruth Thiers. fourth grade; i Kate Bone, third grade; Mary Cruce, second grade; Genevieve Petit, first | grade
 Grant School.
 Marguerite Williams principal, sec Ond grade; Bernice Johnson, B. first grade, Lois Reynolds, B. first grade; Stella McDaniel A first grade; Louise J. Biount, B. fourth grade; Louise Ross, A. third grade; Ruth St Clair. B. third grade; Mary Bal lard. kindergarten.
 Washington School.
 Marie La Chance, principal, A. fourth grade; Ina McCOmas, third Il grade; Miriam Grau. second grade; Lillian Bryant, second grade; Jessie Creighton, A. first grade; Bessie Felch, B. first grade; Leona Foushee B. first grade
 Mckinley School.
 Mrs. Lima K. Sheldon, principal B second grade; Margaret Sans. A. second grade; Mamie Snyder, E. first grade; Mary Flynn, third grade; Ida Goodman, third grade; Eulalia Laird, fourth grade; Mabel Crumby, kinder garten.
 Fillmore School.
 Dolie c. OgIesby, principal B. first grade; Lou Marian. A. first grade; Lottie Wiatt, second grade; Helen Duval. third grade; Mildred Norris, 
 Capitol School.
 Bertha Hall, principal, second grade: Alta Holmes. first grade: