The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-24
All Schools Are Expected to
Be Crowded to Their Re-
spective Capacities.
LITTLE TIME LOST
IN GETTING BOOKS
List Of Teachers Who Have
Been Assigned to the
Different Institutions.

Seventy public schools in Es-
Gambia county open this morning at
nine o'clock to begin work for slao
1918 term. All over the county
the bells which have remained silent
for four months during the summer.
will awaken from their short sleep
to call the youth of Escambia back
to study.
All of the schools are expected to
be crowded to capacity, as indica-
tions point to the heaviest enroll
ment in the history of this county.
Details for the opening have been
arranged, and in some of the schools
opening exercises will be held. Little
work will be done today, as most
of the time will be consumed in
organizing classes, assigning lessons,
and purchasing the necessary books
and equipment for the students.
Less time will be lost than before
in the purchasing of books, for both
Watson, Parker, and Reese and john
sons book store, the two firms hand
ling the books, have received their
stocks, and the list published in The
Journal afforded the children an OPP
portunity of obtaining the books be-
fore school opens.
Following is a list of schools and
teachers who have been assigned
to them for this term:
Pensacola High School-Ross Rog-
ers, principal; William Tyler. r. L.
Goulding, Miss Maude Suter, Mrs. f.
M. Schornhurst, Miss Josie Loftin.
Miss Helen Carter, Miss Buda Day,
Miss Rex Todd, Miss Florida Waite,
Mrs. E. M. Gillis, Elmer Enlow, Miss
T. Y. Crout, and Miss Hazel Jacoby.
A. V. Clubbs School-Miss Pauline
Reese, principal; Miss Ethel Clarke,
Miss Elizabeth Krentzman, Miss
Katherine Wentworth, Miss Occie
Clubbs, Miss Mae Wilkinson, Miss
Sadie Fell, Miss Florence Halsey,
Mrs. N D. Thomas, Miss Faith Blink
ley, Mrs. Ethel Quarles, Miss Francis
Christie, Miss Eva Vaughn, Miss Elm
ma Haas, Miss Adelaide Bell, and
Miss Rosa Bell.
Joseph B. Jockey School-Mrs. w.
H. Crawford. principal; Mrs. Emma
X. Martz, Miss Erma L. Ellis, Miss
Finch, Miss Lucille Gray,
Van Pelt, Miss Mary Creary, Mrs. A.
Merbler. Miss Vivian Mcclellan.
School No. 2-Mrs. E. J. Wilson,
principal; Miss Ellie G. Wentworth,
Miss Fannie Henderson, Miss Mayme
Freeman, Mrs. Ida M. Andrews, Miss
Annie Mae Hall, Miss Clara Stokes,
and Miss Kathleen Van Pelt.
School No 27-Miss Florence Hig-
gins, principal; Miss Edith Oliver.
Miss Bereth Peterson, and Miss En-
ma Day Wolfe.
No. 35-Miss Annie f. Mcmillan,
principal; Miss Ethel Broughton, Miss
Hazel Atsinger, and Miss Alice
Pritchard
No. 40-Miss Ethel Suter, prtn-
cipaI; Miss Flora Freeman, Miss
j ella Abercrombie, Miss Ida Tippin,
Miss Mayme w. Duncan, Miss Kath-
leen Morrison, Miss Maggie Owsley.
and Mrs. Ida K. Cresap.
No 41-Miss Olive Andrews, prin-
cipal; Miss Edith Brassell, Miss Egan
Caro-, and Miss Mary Wright Clarke.
No 43-Miss Evelyn Thornton,
principal Miss Irma Graham, Miss
Eunice Clopton, Miss Margaret An
derson, Miss Julia Chaires, and Mrs.
Annie Langley.
School No. 7O-Miss Katherine Lof-
tin, principals; Mrs. A. w. Mercy
nolds, Miss Claudia Coker, and Miss
jeanette Stephenson.
No. 74-Miss Allie Yniestra, prin-
cipal; Mrs. S. H. Collins, Miss Kste