The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30
EVERYTHING in READINESS FOR /
OPENING OF SCHOOLS, SEPT. Al

! UPENlNG UF
HieH SCHOOL sUiLoIse WILL 90
OCCUPIED FOR FIRST TINE
SINCE FIRE.
Many New Teacher Viii Be In
Chsr1e-Improyeme Have Been
Made TO Several Buildings
School opens September TIN.
New faces. new teachers. viii De
greeted by more than 5000 Of Wheel
lngs young sons on that day. when
the lsl5isls term begins Everything
Is In readiness for the opening OF the
city schools on that great day when
ias youngsters OF Wheeling return 10
= APpihess and year Of instruction
In The different schools many I'M
pr"vements have been made during
the summer months The janitors have
been hard al work In cleaning the
buildings In preparation and the paint.
ers have been repainting the many
different rooms.
The Wheeling High school will De
occupied for the nrst time since the
nre on that notable day January yrd.
which destroyed the Interior ana
made II a complete wreckage. The
building has been remodeled and sew
eral additions have been made. me
natonieal. physical and chemical ia
ooratories have been replaced ana
they viii occupy I'VE rooms, as well
as the manual training. domestic
science and domestic arts.
The Wheeling high school auditor.
lum has been made over and AZ IL the
largest auditorium or any In the state
or the City OF Wheeling. Superintend.
ent OF Schools c. Il. Citizens has pre-
pared a new course OF study for the
elementary schools. In the first
grades there Is expected that over 800
new students will enroll for the course
OF instruction given in the WheeIinx
schools BY its corps of efficient teach.
ers.
The complete and corrected list of
teachers for the different schools of
the city follow:
High School.
n. Il. Johns. A B.. principal
English. Elizabeth Eskey. A. r.:
Rida l.. Dean. Elizabeth Higgins and
Margaret French. A p.
German and French-Anna Looser.
Commercial course-Bertha GabIer.
Sophia Erwin. A. r. Cox, w. w. Key
Tor and Wilma Underwood
Botany-Gail Holiday. Ped. n.
Kate Hall.
Latin-Jane Best and II. B. Ash.
A. b.
Science-C. II. Ebers. A. NJ.
History. II. Thornton. A. B
Mathematics-G r. Holden, A. Il.
Washington.
Principal. T. J. Humphrey.
Eighth. (A-B). Caroline KindeIber.
ger. (A-B). Edna s. Baird.
Seventh. (A). Louise Il. Scharf:
OBJ. Caroline Spargo.
Sixth. (A). Mary C. Turner; (B),
! Laura X. Bender
Fifth. ca, Ada b. Geer; OBJ. Lou
Pracht.
Fourth. (A). Mollie r. Kuhn:
(A-B), Ethel NJ. Thurber.
Third, OBJ. Hazel NJ. Smith: (A-B).
Ethel fisher.
Second. ca. Minnie White; OBJ.
Katherine Roberts.
First. (A). Alice Rice: OBJ, Adelia
Brandfas.
Principal. /. r. Ewing. p. S.
Eighth. CA. Annie f. Reeves: OBJ.
Virginia Norton.
Seventh-(A). Bertha NJ. Uthman;
tB). Helen NJ. Garden.
Sixth. tA). Ada V. Bedout: (A-B).
Rose NJ. Hunter; OBJ. Elizabeth c.
Bushfield
Fifth. (A). II. whally: CA-B), Eliza.
beth Beltz: OBJ. NJ. Elizabeth Tappan.
Fourth. ca. Jane T. Hare, Mary A.
Faris: OBJ. Ruth NJ. Holden.
Third. CA). Mary +. McHash;
(A-B). Leona e Harper; OBJ. Alta NJ.
Brown.
Second. CA). Mary A. Pogue: (A).
Margaret J. Blake; OBJ. Jess II.
Pratt; OBJ. Olga Mayer.
First. (A). VI. Arabella McGrana.
han; OBJ. Minnie G. Stewart. Emma
L. Schrader and Mae p Wood
Clay.
Principal. C. C. Rossey. y. l..
Eighth. (A-B). Carrie Zane
Seventh. tA). Amelia Reich: OBJ.
Jessie l.. Dean.
Sixth. tA). Linnie Adolph: (A-B).
Flora Henry.
Fifth. (A-B). Anne Carter.
Fourth. (A-B). Ruth G. Rice.
Schools
Third. (A-B). Lou f. Hastings: OBJ,
Vera Krauskopf
Second. "a. Vera Krauskopf: OBJ.
Elizabeth g. KYLE.
First. (A-B). Mrs. Martha Miller.
Substitutes. Sara Goetze. Sara Red
mond.
jefferson
Sixth tA-B). Margaret McNabb.
FIFTH. "a. Margaret McNabb. OBJ,
Jane NJ. Herbert.
Fourth. (A-B). Eugenia Osborn. (B)
Winifred q. Irwin
Third. CA. winifred q. Irwin
tA-Bl Sallie G. Meek. ODD Leah FNil-
ton.
Second. (Al Leah FN1Ifon (AA All.