The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-08
eIEX SCHOOLS
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BIauss ~ the section OF tle AchoQl
district bounded by Oak street from
| the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to
East Pike street, thence with East
Pike street to Terra Gotta avenue,
thence with Terra Gotta avenue to
East Main street on the west, and by
the east line Of Clarksburg school
district on the east. This section in
'clgdes all of Montpelier. stewaEs ud-
ditlon, Kelley Mil and Pininickinilick
Mines; also that part OF broad Oaks
lying northeast Of the line beginning
atsthe swinging DrIdge over .Elk creek
at the foot OF North stree, ana run
ming with Moth street to lIarrison
street, with Harrison street to Orch
ard street, with Orchard street to ST.
Clair street, with st. Clair street to
South street and with 5Uutn street
to its intersection wish tsuckh,nnon
avenue. Pupils in seventh and eighth
grades in this section viii! attend ut
Carlile. a 4
Alta Vista School.
Alta Vista school, for the first five
grades In the section OF Broad Oaks
lying southwest Of north, Orchard
and South streets Pupils in seventh
and eighth grades in this section will
attend at Garlic. Those who cannot
be accommodated in fifth grade and
al those in sixth grade viii attend
LET Linden or Garlic. Pupils who
live at Arbutusi park will attend at
Alta Vista or Linden.
Pierpont school, for the first six
grades in that section Of the city
bounded on the east by line beginn-
Ing ct Sixth street bridge, running
south to West Main street, thence
west to South Chestnut street and
thence south on South Chestnut street
to the southern limits OF the CITY,
and on the west by the western
limits of the city Of Clarksburg near
HazelsAtlas glass works. Elk creek
and West Fork river above the mouth
q Elk creek. Children living IN
Highland park and adjacent section
on the west will attend at Morgan
or Pierpont school. Seventh and
eighth grade pupils in this section
will attend at Washington. Irvine
school.
West End school, for the first fou.
grades in Point Comfort and east
to the corporate limits Of clarks.
burg near Hazel-Atlas glass works
Fifth and sixth grade pupils in this
section will attend at Rierpont. Sew.
enth and eighth grades will attend al
Washington Irving.
Morgan school. for the first fou,
grades In Stealey Heights and Hart.
Land. Children at Highland parl
VIII attend at Pierpont. seventh AM
eighth grades will attend at Wash.
tngton Irving.
Monticello school, for the first fou,
GRADES at Monticello addition and a
Dixie and Pitcairn Mines. Fifth am
sixth grade pupils in this section
VIII attend at Pierpont, seventh AMI
eighth grades at Washington Irving
Water street school for all color
ed pupils in Clarksburg school dis
trict. . =
! The teachers assignments for th,
year 1856 is as follows:
! Washington Irving H gu School.
Orie McC onkey, principal.
Frank Outright. Biological science
Joseph Barnett, Jr.. physics an,
chemistry. nm
Fred v. Bouic. head Commercial
department. M
Frank E Arnett, physical directo,
for boys and mathematics. Z
Miss N. A, F. Dunn. history an,
English,
Miss Villa Brand, English
/, Miss Marguerite Barnes. assistan
lin English.
! Mss Mabel Gay. physical directo
for girls and history. II ssi's
Miss Lucy =, Noryell. French an,
library. sF.
1 Miss Flossie snodgrass German.
Miss Christine Thornberry. niath
ematics. fss NJ Il
Miss Ida NJ. spahr. assistant his
tory and English. ,1is's 3 2
Miss Helen DeBerry, Latin.
Miss Georgia L. Garrett, algebr,
and history. 4
! Mss Mae Shrlsty. domestic, science
I Miss Hazel-M cHenry, domestic art
!. Miss Mary Gray. assistant com
I mercials department,
Mrs Florence W. Stemple, Latin
Miss Lou NJ Allen, music, q
I schools =
!. Miss Jessie N. Roberts, DRAWN
! Miss Bessie Resgess assistant