Arizona republican., 1919-09-22
MESA GRADE SCHOOLS
 ARE READY ID REOPEN
 0N MONDAY, SEPT. z

MESA, Sept. 22 - The Mesa grade schools will open Monday. September 22. The opening day will be devoted to enrolment and the arrangement for books. It is important that all the children in the district register the first day in order that the classes may be properly organized and the work of the school system effectively ar ranged.
 The boundaries are as follows: All pupils in the fourth, fifth, sixth, sev- enth and eighth grades will attend the Franklin or East building. All pupils in the first second and third grades, living south of First avenue and west of Center street will attend the Lin- coin or Central building. All pupils in the first, second and third grades living north of First avenue and east of Center street will attend the Irv- ing or North building. Pupils coming from outside the district must have permits from the trustees of their dis trict before they are to be admitted to the Mesa schools. In case they are not able to secure such permits, they must arrange their tuition in advance at the superintendents office.
 The assignment of teachers as as follows:
 Franklin BufIding-Principal O. P. l Greer; English, Miss Henrietta Tar water; Arithmetic, Miss Carlton Prather; History. Charles D. Boyles Geography, Miss Evelyn B. Newton; Manual Training, NJ. K. Dunn; Dom- estic Science, Miss Shirley Parkhurst Sixth Grade-Miss Mabel c. Kelly Miss 1nez Crawford and Miss Julia Morgan.
 ] Fifth Grade-Miss Louisa Rogers Miss Louisa Davis. Miss Helen M | Aston, Miss Stella Bonwell. Fourth Grade-Miss Lenore Gibson Miss Nina Cotton, Miss Susabeile Guthrie, Miss Alta Brooks. | Irving Building - Principal, Miss Nina Alexander.
 First Grade-Miss Grace Ellis, Miss Eloise Barnes, Miss Bess Freshwater
 Second Grade-Miss Oda Beardsley Miss Ethel Shrine, Miss Helen Buie.
 Third Grade-Miss Vivien Standage Miss Nina Alexander.
 Lincoln Building - Principal, Miss Elizabeth Parkinson.
 First Grade-Miss Mary Thomson Miss Elizabth Parkinson.
 Second grade-Miss Grace Els worth.
 Third Grade-Miss Melza Pomeroy.
 Webster Building-Principal Miss Elsa Hil1etich.
 First Grade-Miss Rachael Orduna Miss Elsa Hillerich.
 Second Grade-Miss Lucia Maier.
 Third and Fourth Grades-Miss Ger. trude Phelps.
 unarviSore-Primarv Mice Appf Merriam; Music. Mrs. Ruth Huber; | Penmanship and Drawing Miss Lotta Jameson.
 School nurse and attendance officer Miss Nellie Wilcox.
 High School to Open Monday, Sept 29
 The Mesa Union High school vii open on Monday, Sept. 29, according to a statement made yesterday b1 Superintendent Matthews. It will b, impossible to delay the opening a suf ficient length of time to receive any benefit from the additional room to b, secured by reason of the s100, 900 ad dition now being made to the building Workfnen are scarce and particular, as regards plasterers. The availabl1 quarters will be very crowded, but ev
 
 work so that as little ineohvenienc as possible will be incurred.
 Return From Flagstaff.
 Mrs. B. F.. Keith Is at home aftei d month spent in Fltagstaff.
 Nest People Picnic.
 An efjobable picnic was held a Morley's Country club on Friday eve ming in which the following Mesa peo pie participated: Mir. and Mrs Ma, viault, Mr. and Mrs E. Guy Attaway Mir. and Mrs. Ed Mcdonald, MT. an, Mrs. Cecil Drew, MT. and Mrs. Ere, s. Pyeatt, MT. and Mrs. W. J. Kings bury, Mir. and Mrs. Hurst. MT. an Mrs. Chas. E. Price. MT. and Mrs George Gates, Mir. and Mrs. Ross, Nil and Mrs. Sam Wallace. Misses Eliza beth Merriam, Nell Price and Eliza beth Parkinson, Mesdames Gerard an Draper, MT. M. Hardin and Dr. R. |