Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-28
CENTRAL SCHOOL
TO Be OCCUPIED
BY 9Th AND 7TH
Eighth Grade viii Go to New
High School, Superintendent
Milne Announces Enroll
ment Is Begun.

Announcement was made yesterday
by superintendent John Milne, OF the
classes which viii occupy the Central
InchooI building. formerly occupied by
the high school.
The seventh grade from all city
schools. the sixth grade from the Sec
ond ward school aud overflow pupils
from other schools will 20 to the old
high school. The eighth grade will
20 TO the new high school. No classes
wnl be In the puNic library building
this year. The board Of education's
lease on the one floor Of that building
will expire September 1.
With the registration Of ITO stu
dents yesterday the enrolment for
the high school this year will eclipse
all previous enrollments. according to
Superintendent Milne. The number
yesterday was greater than that regis
tered on any previous first day. The
registration will continue today at the
high school assembly hall, on the
third floor. Students will be assigned
to classes and rooms.
school Open 20 Public.
The new building will be opened
this afternoon and Sunday TO the pub
lie. Visitors will be shown through
the school. Superintendent Milne has
made arrangements for that.
superintendent Milne said he would
advise pupils in the grade schools.
who were promoted. to buy their texts
before the opening Of school, Those
who were conditioned IN some sub
jects he advises to walt until they
consult the teachers before they get
their hooks The texts may be bought
AZ any bookstore All bookstores
have lists Of the books every grade
will need
Here Is the list of texts:
First Grade: Howe's Primer. Brooks
First Reader Wheeler's First Reader.
Art Literature First Reader.
Second Grade: Brooks Second
Reader. Wheeler's Second Reader,
Art Literature Second Reader, Reeds
Primary speIler
Third Grade: Brooks Third Read
or. wheeler's Third Reader. Art Lit
iiilu fhtauflt Hii Jain .
Home Geography. New Educational
Music Course. Book One; Reeds Pri- !
mary SpelIer. Around the World,
Book Three: southworth- Stone Arith-
metic. Book one. of either edition.
Fourth Grade Brooks Fourth
Reader. Friends and Helpers. Web !
ster's Common school Dictionary, I
The New webster-cooley Course In
English. Book one: Natural Elemen- !
tary Geography Around the World. :
Book Four: Arithmetic, Book One. Of !
either edition: New Educational Mu-
&c Course, Book One: drawing pencil, {
practice book. ruler, water colors,
rrayola.
Fifth Grade: Brooks Fifth Reader.
ronn's Introductory Physiology and
Hygiene Webster's Common school
The New WebsterCooley
5ourse In English, Book One; Arith-
netic, Book Two Of the third volume
edition or Book one of second volume
Natural Elementary Geog-
Apply. Reeds Word Lessons. New
Music Course. Book Two.
Sixth Grade. Brooks Sixth Reader,
Elements OF American
History. Wehsters Common School
The New Webster-Cooley
Course In English. Part Three: Ma
ural Advanced Geography Arithme-
ie, Book Two. of either edition; Reeds
Word Lessons. New Educational Mu-
lie Course.
Seventh Grade: Jones Reader by
trades. Book Seven: Websters Com
non School Dictionary, Reed 4 KEEL
ogg's Graded Lessons In English. Ma
ural Advanced Geography, Arithme
ic. Book Three of third volume edi-
ion, or Book Two of second volume
dition: New Educational Music Il
curse. Book Four; Reeds Word Les
ons
Eighth Grade: Reed & KelIogg's II
Higher Lessons in English, Arithme-
ic. Book Three of the third volume
dition. or Book Two Of the second
olume edition; Montgomery's Lead
ne Facts OF American History. conn's
elementary Physiology and Hygiene.
,unn's civlcs. Reeds Word Lessons,
rawing pencil, practice book. ruler.
fater colors. Crayola.