Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-08
SCHOOL OPENS
MONDAY; STAFE
NOW ASSIGNED
THREE MONTHS VACATION IS OVER
AND CHILDREN WILL RETUhN TO
THEIR LABORS FOR ANOTHER
NINENONTHS SCHOOL SEASON

For them conscription will start OF
Monday and there j. nothing SeleciiN'
about this form OF draft. The local board
this time the school board, has ISSUED
call for all children Z years and over Il
report for duty Monday morning bcfor'
nine o'clock at the school building which
their grades are entitled to enter ant
which i nearest their homes. Vacation
days are over and except maybe on Sat
urday. the swimming hole and the fish
Ing point on the river or the gulf vii
know them no more for nine long months
The public schools will open Monday.
Following Il week Of institute attend
ancc by the teachers the pupils have beer
notified 10 report for duty and the small
boy i asking his mother for his arithme-
tic that Il left on top Of the piano the day
school was out"
In Brownsville il J. probable that the
attendance will reach in the neighborhood
of 1000 pupils on the first day. la the
county, however, the effect the exodus of
Mexicans since the war declaration will
have upon the enrolment IN the public
schools l. proving interesting 10 teachers
and trustees.
Following the adjournment of institute
yesterday. Miss Lizzie Barbour. superin-
tendent of the Brownsville schools. called
a faculty meeting and announced the az
signment of the teachers a To schools and
grades.
The assignments follow:
Miss Lizzie NJ. Barbour. superintendent.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Mr.. 4. X. Bullock, principal and man
ual training.
Mr.. Riley Aiken. Latin Spanish.
Miss A. N. ". Craig, English.
Mrs. Mary II. Dickens. history.
Miss Fon :. Gentry, domestic cronum,
Miss Dora 4. WIllingham. mathematics
and sciences.
Mr.. May l.. Davis, sixth and seventh
grades.
Mr.. Ray r. Ferguson. sixth and sew
enth grades.
Mr.. Cecil Shelton, sixth and seventh
grades.
Miss ANITA huMul~kl. music
Miss Ruth Monsees. substitute.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Mr.. III. III. Greene, principal.
Miss EloI~c Cavazo>, fourth and fifth
grades.
Miss Addie Lou Green, fourth and fifth
grades.
MIS- Beulah Knox, fourth and fifth
grades.
Mi>S Laura Owens, fourth and fifth
grades.
Mr.. X. d. Hamilton. high third grade.
Mis- Nell Smith. high third grade.
Miss Margaret Martin. low third grade.
Miss Matilda Campbell. low third grade.
Miss Lillian Virgins, high second
grade.
Miss Ray T.. Stowe. high second grade.
Mr.. +. ii. Clearwater. low second
grade.
Miss Bernicc Stell. low second grade
Miss Henrietta Dougherty. high first
grade.
MIS-. A. =. Putegnat. high first grade
grade.
Miss Sophia Spivey, low first high
grade.
Miss Rose Stowe, low first high grade
Mrs.. Olivia Yznaga. low first high
grade.
Miss Celia y. Burns. low first low
grade.
Miss Mary r. Duffy, low first low
grade.
Miss Fanny +. Mullen. low first low
grade.
Miss Virginia +. Mullen, low first low
grade.
FOURTH WARD.
Miss Rachel III. Clearwater, prirnipaI
Miss Maria Castaneda.
Miss Beatrice kinIoch.
WEST BROWNSVILLE.
Miss Graham Smith, first and second
grades.
Miss Silvia Spiyey. third and fourth
grades.
MEDIA LUNA.
Mrs. Emilyn b. Russell.
MATANZAS.
Mrs. Minnie q. Lubbock.
NOPALITA.
Miss Annie Clabaugh.
COLORED SCHOOL.
Mrs.. Fannie r. james.
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Do you think it better TO raise one or two
children we'll or eight underfed and I'M