The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-09-10
TEXT BOOKS FOR
YEAR ANNOUNCED

The textbooks and materials used
in the elementary schools of New Or
leans during the lgl4-l5 session will
be the same as last yea" with the one
exception of the elimination of the
Century speller from all grades. In
this connection the School Board will
Isupply lists Of words to be used as
spelling material in the various
grades. This method has worked to
the entire satisfaction of the school
authorities, and will be elaborated on
at the coming session.
Assistant Superintendent Nicholas
Bauer has arranged the list of text
books and materials that will be in
use at the coming session. Announce
ment of these lists is made in advance
of the opening in order that parents
may buy the supplies for their chill
dren without going to any incOnyeni-
ence. This advance notice will also
give booksellers ample opportunity to
supply the demand
Books and Materials to Be Used This
Year.
Following are the books and mate
rails to be used as above indicated:
First b and 4 Grades New Educa.
ton reader book l.
Second b and \ Grades New Edu-
cation reader book >, Nicholson's pri-
mary arithmetic, Haaren's writing pad
No. l. In the first and second grades
the following materials are required:
Wide-ruled pencil tablet with lines
about 1915 of an inch apart: Faber's
elementary, Eagle alpha kindergarten,
DiXon's beginners or similar lead pen.
Gil.
Third B and \ Grades-Brum-
baughs third reader Maxwell, John
ston and Barnums speaking and writ.
ing book I, Nicholson's intermediate
arithmetic, writing pad No. .: har-
monte primer, memory gems.
Fourth B and A Grades-Brum-
baugh's fourth reader part II, Hyde's |
English, book l; Nicholson's interme.
date arithmetic; Frye's first course in |
geography, writing pad No. 3, har- |
monte first reader, memory gems.
Fifth B and A Grades-Brumbaugh |
fifth reader, part II; Hyde's English, |
book l.; Nicholsons grammar school
Frye's first course in
geography; Estill's beginners history;
krohn's graded lessons n physiology
and hygiene; Harmonic second read
er; Memory Gems
Sixth B and a Grades-Literary
readings, Curry; Hyde's English, book
II; Nicholson's grammar school arith-
metic; Fryes higher geography;
Evans Essential Facts of American
History; krohn's graded lessons in
physiology and hygiene; harmonic
bird reader; Memory Gems.
Seventh B and A Grades-Curry S
literary readings, Hyde's English, book
i, Nicholson's grammar school arith-
netic; Frye's higher geography, Ev-
ms American History; Krohns grad
ed lessons in physiology and hygiene;
harmonic fourth reader; Memory
Gems.
Eighth B and A Characterization
'lifiin, literary masterpieces; Hyde's
book .; Nicholson's school al
zebra: Nicholson's grammar school
arithmetic; Frye's higher geography;
iagruder's History of Louisiana;
<rohn's graded lessons in physiology !
md hygiene; harmonic fifth reader:
Memory Gems.
The materials required of pupils
rom the third to the eighth, inclusive,
re as follows: Blank books, lead pen.
IL, medium soft, eraser, ruler, COM /
Ass, pen and cork-tipped, large shank e
ink. Prang's water color t
ct No. 3. For pupils above the sixth a
grade it is advisable that they i
Mould possess a good dictionary: a
mong those recommended are Web b
ter's Academic and Webster's second v
ry school dictionaries. t