The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-03
ocALA's SCHOOL OPENINGS

The Ocala graded and high school
will open Monday morning at 1915.
The following faculty has been chos-
en-: w. II. Cassels, principal: Miss
Tommy Alternately, assistant princi-
pal, Latin and French; Miss Gather
YIN Scott. English and history; Miss
Carrie Dean, mathematics and
science; Miss Mildred Groman, home
economics and drawing; Miss Eliza
beth MizeHe, eighth grade; Miss
Bessie McKissack, seventh grade;
Misses Mabel Beck and Minnie Lee
Carlisle, sixth grade: Mrs. Rex Todd
and Miss Ethel Robinson. fifth grade;
Mrs. III. S. Wesson and Miss Eugenia
Fuller, fourth grade, and Miss Mary
Lee Hill. expression.
We regret that we haven't large
assembly hall in which to hold the
opening exercises and to which we
might invite patrons and friends but
those who care to come Monday
morning have cordial invitation to
be present.
The building and grounds being
new to the pupils and teachers and
all the school being assembled on the
same small grounds. considerable
confusion may be expected on the
opening morning, Ibut everything
possible will be done to reduce the
confusion to the minimum Consid-
cradle assistance may be rendered by
the pupils who read this if they will
take the place designated when the
signal for failing IN line is sounded.
Pupils of fourth ana fifth grades viii,
fall in line opposite the main en-
trance on the south side; the girls Of
the sixth, seventh and eighth oppo-
site west entrances; boys of the sixth,
seventh and eighth and girls of high
school opposite northwest entrance;
boys Of the high school opposite
northeast entrance. Pupils promoted
to certain grade. or left in that
grade, or applying for entrance to
that grade by certificate or entrance
examination will fall in line with
that grade.
classifying and enrolling pupils and
in assigning lists of text books and
materials. Pupils are advised not to
] get their books unless they are Ger
tain of their grades. Pupils who
know their grades should be guided
by MIR. Murray as to the books they
will need if purchased before the
/ opening. No materials, such as tao
lets. pens, etc, should be purchased
before receiving instructions from
teachers.
Enrolment examinations will be
given Monday and Tuesday after
moons
/ 1t is desired that every pupil who
can possibly do so, shall enter Mon
day morning. The first days are i'm
lportant IF any one should know
of children who may remain out OF
school because their parents are too
Ipoor to provide books and materials
! for them, please notify such to come
to school anyway and some means
of provision will be found. Those
having secondhand text books which
they are willing to give to INDECENT
children, will please give lists of
same to principal
The school building will be open
Sunday afternoon from 2:30 to .
for the inspection of those who
would like to see it and who may not
have opportunity to do so at other
times.
The new building is one of which
the city and county may justly feel
proud. In architectural beauty, in
convenience and in completeness of
appointments. it is the best the prin-
cipal has seen in the state. As soon
the electrical fixtures are in, and the
domestic science equipment is place
ed, We will have appropriate dedica-
tory exercises.
w. II. Cassels, Principal.
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