The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-09-02
TEACHERS
ASSIGNED PLACES
AND BOUNDARIES ARE FIXED FOR
SEVERAL BUILDINGS.
MISS PENORAY NEW PRINCIPAL
viii Have Charge of the Nov Gar
field School. Other Principals
Are Retained. Superinten-
dents Announcement.

The following official announce
ment has been made by Supt. o. P.
Flower, of the Oskaloosa Public
Schools:
Schools will open at 800 o'clock
sharp on Tuesday morning, Sept. Z.
Parents are requested TO have their
children start to school on the first
morning so that, we may know what
kind of arrangements are necessary in
leach and every building to accommo
date the enrolment. There have been
$50 many requests for special permits
sion o fthis sort that it has become
necessary to refuse this except in the
lmost unusual cases. UnleNs there is
I2omething very unusual III the case,
pei mission will rot he granted and
patrons and pupils will save them
selves time ard trouble by not re-
Iquestin5 it.,
Lincoln School.
The Lincoln School District will be
bounded on the north, east and west
by the same boundaries as heretofore.
The south boundary has been chang
ed to the middle of High avenue west
Pupils living on the north side of High
avenue west will continue to attend
1.-THE Lincoln school but those living on
the south side of High avenue west
will be in the Garfield district The
teachers for the Lincoln school for the
looming year will be as follows:
Kindergarten, Miss Clara Rakow.
| First Grade, Miss Jennie Meek.
Second Grade, Miss |. o Martin.
Third Grade, Miss Lucille Pogge.
/ RAlH
! Fifth Grade, Miss Ethel Packer.
I Sixth Grade, Mrs. Margaret Hook.
Seventh Grade and Eighth Grade
Miss Flora Schneider, principal
Garfield School.
/ On account of the limited size OF
this building it will be impossible to
accommodate all eight grades. Since
this is the case it has been thought
.Ibest to offer the advantages of this
!, new building to be the younger child
Ten. For this reason the school will be
composed of a kindergarten, first, sec
1ond and third grades. This district
Twill be bounded on the north by tht
middle of High avenue West. Pupils
living on the south side Of High ave
niue west belonging to the kindergart
, EN-, first, second or third grades will
attend Garfield school. M. & St. l.
railroad tracks of the Abba division
Twill form the eastern and southeast
Tern boundaries of this district. The
western boundary will be the same as
. the district limits. Children belonging
!, in the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and
eighth grades living in the district
. will attend the same school sas here
Itofore. Teachers for this district will
=, be as follows
Kindergarten, Miss Clara Racow
First Grade, Miss May Pendray
; Principal.
Second Grade, Miss Georgia Young
Third Grade, Miss Allene Anderson
Jefferson School.
This district will be bounded on the
north by the middle of High avenue
west on the east by the middle of sec
} Iond street south, on the west by the
NJ. & St. L. tracks, Abba division, and
, on the south by the district limits. The
, teachers for this school for the com
ling term will be as follows:
Kindergarten, Miss Pearl Burket.
First Grade, Miss Elizabeth Bonn
gartz.
First and Second Grades, Miss Ne
va. Noel.
Second Grade, Miss Alma Asquith
Third Grade, Miss Grace Magel.
Fourth Grade, Miss Laura Gibbons
Fifth Grade, Miss Margaret McFad
den.
Sixth Grade, Mrs Martha Barnhizer
Seventh Grade, Miss Effie Tovrea.
Eighth Grade, Miss Edith Hoffman
Principal. ...
Webster School.
This district will be bounded on tht
north by the middle of First avenue
east, on the east and south by the dis