South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
CLASSES WILL Be
STARTED TUESDAY
All is in Readiness For Open
ing of Schools Changes
in Teaching Corps.

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ward school buildings have been an
nounced by SuPt. Montgomery. Ihey
are: Miss Gertrude Vaughn, from
COquillard TO Muessel; Miss Lillian
Anderson. English instructor at kaley
TO Coquillard; b. G. Sheneheld from
Linden TO ~Studebaker. and Miss Helen
Stevenson, academic instructor at the
vocational school. to the Linden. Miss
Eugene DOdd. for many years prin-
cipal Of the Muessel. resigned this
summer because Of i'll health. She
is in the west re~cuperating, and upon
her return will become an instructor
at the Madison.
Few change or variations in the
school routine mark the opening of
the rural schools Monday. One hun
dred and twenty eight teachers will
begin teaching at that time. approx
mately 5000 school children coming
under their instruction. Miss Bernice
Yoder. director of the vocational work
for women, who succeeded Miss Grace
King, has been in South Beno more
than a month preparing for the do
nestle science n household arts
work for the girls.
The parochial schools will open as
usual and a full attendance at classes
is expected there.
Classes For Backward.
One of the most advanced steps
made by Supt. Montgomery this year
is the addition of the restoration
classes for retarded pupils. This
class will be for backward students,
and an effort will be made TO bring
these pupils up to the normal that
they may return TO their various
classes. Mrs. Nina Doolittle. will nave
charge of this class at the Laurel
building, while Miss Grace Rabbit,
kindergarten instructor at the Sample
p~ortables, will assist in the afternoon
conducting classes in various parts of
the city.
other school plans for the coming
year include the same number of
classes in vocational work for boys
and girls, and the addition of several
classes in the extension or night work
New classes at night will be started
at the Laurel, where a domestic
science kitchen has been installed this
past summer. The vocational school
which has been closed only a month
this summer will be opened and the
activities of the printing department
resumed.
Grammar School.
John A. Byers, principal; Belle
Kennedy, Grace Wilcox, Anne Carl
son, Katherine Kinerk. Minnie SUI
chanek, Maude Heath, Evelyn Harsch,
Mabel Drollinger, Mary Cannon, Mary
McInerny, Minnie French. Nellie
Briggs, Alta Hahn, Fredelia White
head, Mary Byerley, Adelaide Lam
port, Verna Wise, Zoe Wyland, Glenn
Shearer.
Co;fax School.
Lille A. Memhard, principal; Car
RE Fftes, leila Jain, Florence Hill,
4 VpraOa Raunp a rtner Elsie AndprSOn-
Carrie Nelson, Sarah Brown, Esther
Rosencrans, Lola DeFrees, Annie p.
BarrOws, Marguerite Martin.
COquiIIard School.
Lillian Anderson, principal; Alma
Ester. Mayme Malone, Ethel Burton,
sic Marble, Gertrude Schafer, Ruth
COhn, Mildred Steis. Laura Haines,
Alice Bradley, Mary Blair.
Elder School.
Fred A. Hite, principal; Vera
Rooney. Jessie b. FARRELL. Cleo Davis,
Janet Mckinley. Regina Drolet, Mary
Maroney, Lille Garwood, Kathryn
Carver. Teresa Myers, Harriet Ashton.
Elizabeth Windle, Lottie Logan, Vivian
Huntsman, Matilda Weiland, Elizabeth
Metzger, Mary Taylor, Elizabeth Kop-
scay.
Franklin School.
Edythe ]. Brown. principals; Har-
rlet a Grace MlJCnell, amy hru-
sell. Estella Carothers, Leva Ritter.
Henrietta Konzen, Margaret Schreyer,
Marie Curtis, Ann DuShane, Sarah
O'NeilI.
KaIo- school.
Bertha Adelsperger, principal:
Edith Ullery, Helen Neuwerth, Eliza
beth Hamilton, Theresa Ryan, Treva
Becker, Jane Chilcote, Ruby Witlfong,
Ruth Walker, Esther jacobson, Juan
ita Witter, Elizabeth KonZen. Isabel
Rice, Bernadine Good, Veva Harrison,
Florence Reamer, Lynn Mckee,
Gladys Snapp.
Lafayette School.
Manda Romig. principal; Narcissa
Foster, Mamie Kerner, Elizabeth VIII
liams, Bertha Linden, LaRae Olvey,
Frieda Eggert, Bess Morse, Lillian
Mccain, Alma COllmer. Flora Guthrie.
Laurel School.
T. o. ~SchOeppel, principal; Emily
Buzby, Elda Holland, Loa Leininger.
Alice Geyer, Elizabeth Greer, Esther
Mccoy, Florence Schreyer, Ellen
Ream. Carrie Boggs, Marcella Mitch
ELL, Elsie Rafhaub, Angela Hagerty,
Mary Sullivan. Florence Sigrist, Nina
Doolittle. Camilla Butterworth, Grace
Huntsman, Laura Hamilton, Estella
Hauchette.
Lincoln School.
Helen Pierce, principal. Theresa
Albert. Lillian BeVen, Beinice Ben
nett, Hattie Steinfeld, Veda kellogg.
Matte Maltby. Emma Bahde, Ernas-
tine Myers, Cora Hill.
Linden school.
Helene SieWertSen. Dr~inciDa1. Mar