El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
TOTS WILL HAVE
z NEW SCHOOLS
Enrolment Increases 1000
Eighth Grades Leave
Two Ward Schools.

tens started this year at the Aoy and
Alta Vista public schools and Govern
meut Hill pupils will all go TO the
Alta Vista school For these reasons,
the Alta Vista eighth grade pupils
must go to the high school building
this year Because Of crowded condi-
tious I'm the south side Of town. the
san Jaciuto eighth grade pupils viii
80. also. TO the high school building
school opens. as usual. the day after
Labor day. Tuesday. September 4. this
year.
Enrolment increases.
The census shows a scholarship in
crease Of 1000 over the number last
year between the ages Of and L. Al
though not as many are expected TO
attend school about 100 more are ex-
pected TO enrol in the high school FOR
the term beginning September T.
r. j. Tighe. superintendent OF the
city schools. has expressed the wish
that all prospective eighth grade and
high school students TO enrol in the
month Of August. the sooner the bet
ter" A. H Hughey. principal Of the
high school. Will be at his office at
the high school building all the month
OF August TO enrol and discuss
courses with the students-from ten
10 10 in the morning Except Satur-
0ay).
Pay Too small.
Quite a number OF grade teachers
have quit school since the close OF the
last term Those who have resigned
for a better salary elsewhere are
Ambrose Calver (Douglass), takes
takes position I'm the east; Lottie
fLfTnHN Dallas Mar
garer Rice (San JacintO), VIII teach
at the silver City normal. Kate Guyon
(Alta Eistal. goes 20 Arizona. Aletha
Montgomery (Aoy). Loretta Desmond
alta VISTA. Minnie Wolf tBealD. IS
to teach at he- old home in Cameron.
Texas. Editha Dodson and Kathleen
Gould fFranklin). go TO the eastern
part of the state, Laura Hines (Alta
Vistal-
On Leaves
Clara Long (Franklinl viii attend
the university at Berkeley. Cal, and
Mary Hardie tAlta VISTA VIII attend
the Texas university They have been
granted leaves Of absence
Louise Hopper Junior high. Is TO
study in New York for a year and Sue
Dewey (San Jacinto) and Jeanette
Craver (Vilas) are TO study al the
Chicago university. while Elizab beth
Roe domestic SCIENCE is to study in
Teachers Wed.
Teachers married since school closed
were. Clara Edwards, Marian Etchi-
son and Mildred Whitfield. AOy. Inez
Parker. domestic science. now at Fort
Riley Grace Srreeter and Mary Lewis,
Highland Park. Jewel Brown and Mae
Pulliam. Lamar. Lorraine Meyer
Norehead- Comfort Baker. Douglass
Others resiEuiug were Gorilla Hen
derso1 lFranklinl. on account OF poor
health Emma SuEEs tBealls 20 take
business position in san Antonio
Mrs ora Judd and Mrs Benton cal
auo1- Beulah Green (Bailey)i Ben
FIrquIn tAlta Nlstal- J. r More
tmanual traiuingJ n B. Perrin (man-
ual rrainiuEl. 90 enter the army. Ruth
Conner and Yetta Baron domestic
science)-
New Teachers.
New teachers appointed for the va
rious grade schools. whose appoint
menr becomes effective with the open
ing OF the term in September. are
Highland Park-Minnie Grace and
Elsinor shelton
Lamar-Nida Putnam and Gertrude
Belmar
AIamo-MarEaret Amstater Ccadetl.
Louisa Moon and Naude Alexander
Alta Vista-Regina Carson cadet.
and Inez Isaacks.
Aoy-ConsueIa CogdelI. Mary Gil
lett. Jessie Davidson. Cora Grace.
Helen Raiuey and Lena Willet
Bailey-Edna Russell. Clara Smell,
Kathleen Eylsr and Edna King
Beall-Nrs. sadie Garrett, Mary
Hudspeth and Allie Clibourne-
Franklin-Eleauor Lyon. Florence
Hubert. Della Pitcher and Estelle
Carr.
san Jacinto-Ann Magoffin (cadet)
and KeIma Kennedy.
Morehead-Mary Warrington lca-
det) and Mrs. LorettO Williams.
Vilas-Leoua Fisher.
Douglas-Zephyr Gibson
Manual training-E A. Carlson
Domestic science-Aiuetta HenninE
and Helen Swift
Kiudergarten-Mary Pritchett