The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF
SCHOOL TEACHERS
UNDER THE PRESENT coNDl-
TioNs THE SCHOOLS WILL BE
1t4AMPERED IN THEIR WORK
Vaccination Before Entering School is
One Of the Necessary Things That
the Parents Must Look After.

The school season will open in Hot
Springs on september Bird, and an
nouncement is made by the superin-
tendent there have been so many res
ignations that complete rearrange-
ment has been necessary. The fol-
lowing Encouragement is announced,
and notices given on various subjects
relative TO the school work:
Supervisors Of Primary Work, Music
and Art.-Misses Holland, Faulkner
and Marks.
RI Ugh School,
Miss Trllla Reed. Principal
Misses Fuller, Martin, Adams and
Mrs. ammond-English.
Mrs. Ida 0Bryan, Miss Helen Dixon
and Miss MdCmre-IFistory
Misses Davies. Morris, Hart and
|Rensenberser-,M
Mrs Alta McGee Luten-Music and
Penmanship.
Mr. Science
Mrs. Mabel Dick-Geography and
Assistant in Commerce.
Miss Maxine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In
Typography
Miss Mary Condit-Latin.
Mr. j. b. Johns-ICommercial work.
MFR nsenberger-Manual Train
ing.
Misses Spinks and Harper--Domes-
tic Economy
Miss Bonnie Lemley-Gymnasiu
l., 1T SteVen9-printfnp
One teacher win complete the high
lschool list
Jones School
Mrs Leila Conte, Prinepal
Miss Mary Jordan. First Primary
and Miss Evans, Second Primary
Miss Florence Leighty, Second
Grade, Mrs. Tprae;. Second Grade.
Miss Attic Orr, and Mrs. Snowhil!
and MS Marks. TnirI Grade.
Mrs. Rigsbee and Miss Bullock
Fourth Grade.
| Departmental Work-Misses Ellie
man, Newman, Henderson, Smith.
Ramble School,
Mrs. Greer Principal and FRS
tGrade.
|
Mrs. Neary, End and l.. 3rd Grade.
GLADYS Sauls, II. &rd Grade. Pauline
lNobben, L. 4th Grade.
| Miss Barnes, H. 4th Grade.
| Mrs. Orr, 18th Grade
| Miss Mcdonald, 9th Grade.
One teacher to be elected
ICentral School
Earpa4 ulrouo on
IArithmetic.
| Mrs. Eva O'Neal, list Grade.
| Miss Teresa Turk, 2nd Grade.
Miss Cook Bird Grade.
Miss Kate Milan, 4th Grade.
| Departmental Work Misses Loyt
and Schaers.
IOakiawn School
Mrs. Thompson Principal and CT
IGrade.
Mrs. Emory, LIST Grade
| Miss Howell 2nd Grade.
| Miss Wingfield. Bird Grade.
/ Miss Thelma Chappell. 18th and ST!
lGrades.
Garland School
| Mr. Chitwood, Principal, 18th and gu
lGrades.
Miss Ida Jordan. st and nd Grades
| Miss Alma Brock, 3rd and At
IGrades.
Daniel School
| Miss Effie Sullivan, Principal, An
5th and 9th Grades.
Miss Bessie Meux. 1st, End and 3rt
Grades
The above assignments are subjec
to change and approval by the Board
Nearly all vacancies have been filled
The outlook for a fine school year il
very promising, Every pupil of schoo
lage should enroll next Friday and b.
eady for work Tuesday Sept 8. T
your child will be six years old within
the next four months, enroll him now
lMid-term classes are never the hes
lt is hard to predict just what Th'
lenrollment will be. want to urge g
1.-THE teachers to cooperate with the
principals, as you have always done, Il
ladiusting the work 10 the best inter
est of the children. BE ready to do
your part and more. If necessary Wit;
1.-The continued cooperation of teachers
iGatrons, School Board, and community
| our schools will become more ano
more efficient and our children will be
! the benefactors. We ask the hearty
Incorporation of everybody in maKins
our schools second to none
o. l.. Dunaway, Supt.
Notice
The State law requires all teachers
to furnish health certificates, and al