The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-09
Will discuss Public School Matters al
Session Called al High School
al 8 O'clock
ENROLMENT WILL
BEGIN ON MONDAY
Assignment Of Teachers for Coming Year
Announced by Superintendent
Ramey Today

Superintendent Ramey today made
the following statement respecting the
Iopening of the public schools:
Below we give the assignment for
the teachers Of the city schools which
will open Monday, September 18th.
A general teachers meeting will be
held at the high school. Saturday
morning, the 10th, at a. m. The pa
irons and the friends of the schools
are cordially invited to come out and
meet the teachers on this occasion.
Some time will be given to getting ac-
quainted and some short addresses
will be made before taking up the spe.
cial work with the teachers.
Enrolment Of pupils will begin Mon
day, the 11th This matter should
have the attention of all interested at
the proper time and thus save much
confusion and delay to pupils.
All new pupils for the high school
will classify Monday, the 11th. SEN
ior pupils ON Tuesday, junior pupils on
Wednesday. 10th grades on Thursday,
and 9th grades on Friday. All 9th
grade pupils who classified last spring
must re-classify at this time.
/ All new pupils in the city should
meet the superintendent at his office
| in high school "Wednesday and Thurs
day for classification
Seventh and eighth grade pupils only
will go to the junior high school build
ing.
All pupils regularly promoted and
classified at the close Of school may
appear al their buildings as indicated
on the 18th.
Assignments:
Senior High School Building.
Paul r. Morrow, principal; G. 4.
HonnoId. assistant principal and head
of normal department, room 16; Char
Iotte Meade, higher English, room 3:
Mabel Byers, ninth English, room H.;
Nina c. Beers, history. room 10: Jes-
sic Newly Latin, room II; Edna Al
len, German and Spanish, room 3; A.
c. Reeds, mathematics and athletics.
room 13; Edith FlagIer, biology. room
In; X. I. Denbo. commercial depart
ment, rooms 20 and 81; Bodie Micke'-
son, domestic science and art; Arthur
NorvelI. manual training; Mrs. ]. A,
Thompson, Librarian.
Junior High School.
A. G. Madden, principal room I;
sallie Marks. eighth grade science.
room 2; Laura Meyer, eighth grade
his tory, room 8; Marian Parker.
eighth grade English, room 4 eighth
grade pupils viii occupy the north
wing Of the building
Paul B. Hunter, seventh A arithme-
tic, room 8, over front entrance; Le-
via Myers, seventh English, room 3;
Alma Jones, seventh history, room 8;
Katherin Barr, seventh grade geogra-
ply, room Z; Jessie Kelsey, seventh
grade arithmetic. room s; seventh
grade pupils will occupy the south
wing Of the building.
West School. ~
T. L. Bailey, principal. 6B and ga.
room s.; Dimple Darlington, 6B, room
il: Nellie West. 5A. room s; Naomi
Lewis, 5B. room 5; Mrs. Rogers. "A
and 5B. room 4; Nellie Brizendine, 4B
and "A, room 8; Bess Hope. 4B, room
y: Birdie Montgomery, sB and "a.
room Il; Mrs. weatherel. SB, room 10;
Jean Mckee. "a. room 3; Maud Barton
2B and "a. room ?; MAZDA Rice, la
and beginners, room 1.
North School.
Ralph e. Myers. principal eB and
Ga, room 8; Kathleen Dawson. 5B and
"a room &: ---. 5B and
ga, room Z; Marguerite Rossington.
IA. room 6; Joe Lackey, 4B. room 9;
Cora E. Black. ga. room 10; Eleanor
johnson. 3B. room a; Marlin Ray. "a.
room s; D. Allie Ray, IA and 2B, room
2: Kate Lackey, beginners. room !;
Dute Robinson. rural school.
South School.
John H. Duncan. principal. ga; Eth
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