Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
START TERM THIS MORNING
Approximately 800 Teachers Attend Conference and
Pledge Their Support to 81 100000 Bond Issue for
4 ss Building Expansion Asked by Superintendent.

Confidence that no Serious teacher,
shortage would be in the Richmond
public schools when thcy open for
so,ciocli was stated by Superintendent
sof Schools Albert II. Iiill yesterday
FOLLOWING the conference of teachers
IN the John Marshall High school.
& About 100 new teachers have been
added to the schools. two OF whom
3 arc from the State OF Washington:
several from Texas. and large NUM-
+ Der from various other states.
Approximately SEQ teachers attend
y ed the conference yesterday. nr. i.
& g. Chandler, president OF William
= and Mary College, and former super
one Of the principal speakers.
sCiher visitors We're: Walker Cot
treni vice che irman OF the board ~
education. who officially welcomed
the teachers back 10 the city: II T..
i Lltchford, member of the board.
Following, the meeting. the teach
Sers. reported TO the schools in which
they are to. teach during the coming
session, and plans and policies OF the
various schools We're discussed at 4
GO n with the principals.
teachers in the sale of the Sl.5oo,0o0
In bonds issued by the city for school
buildings.
Al 1irst- year pupils residing In
y Ginter Park viii attend the North
side Junior High School. in G!nter
{ nark, which has been loaned 10 the
school board by Miss Grace Arents
This school building is that used by
%Ginter Park before annexation. and is
noIsthe present Gm;er Park school
10 report to former. school buildings.
but go at once 10 the school. getting
or at, Stop 80;
Principals for. Richmond schools were
s pnG1assd Is so,a lSllGMI l. MorrSn
Sren'Shaw; RpHner; ". g. IonSS Madison:
w. Schmidt. assistant prinrapi. Ella: u II.
r.. .CoS. Sionewni jackson: W. IL Cooke
erlnS s kee; L. Gal :. yaden FTanfiini Ka,h
ton Heights: a. l. TSomas Al c; nls,s p bar
h e. Graces. Highland Park y II S,un-
IsJf sin isnJor Junior Ernest shawen
g guidSs JUNIOR; ,, w; p Ellis F. Lee
r. Fen,ress. chmbcrnso' o .Iorep hnso1i J.
ie;Tn: Nathaniel Bacon.
, S,ine CITY Normal. where she will have
IHs EraaR. ks,hs5ins i; Railaek ? saraS
Allison. Caroline Walka' ,;r,c. !, AnnEs J..
.co;opsretive high school-E. T.. Smith
iSn d. Srimes; special work. Elxabcth Nj
Medlcai inspection Observation-Disclosures
pr NJ. l.. Boyle. Jr Dr. J. q HT rsn,'
Evelyn ID. iii. Esther Owsr,s Eo,a M,
! Eeii; Mary v, Ryiand. Mary i SiremoMrTc
I n.n,ss f-i,she,;; Be,iis j. WHENEVER WHENEVER
hertha a. Rice, Carrie CopenhaVer Den.
nstsrDr. G A Mercer. or. George Hic.
pr. James q. Ramsey tcoiorcd)
Assignments for John Marshall HIGH
school were announced ne follows;
nr rIT.a1eipai:.r G. HARDWOOD: assis;ar,
WOODY; librarian. Mary S. Dew; assls.a.t
norarian. Mary Garland: nurse. Jennie :
Teachers.
EnTltsh-Ray Van Wort. Chariot. y
TT rssd' Myrte. 4; EubanK, Eva Ii.
Eross Aithea Hunt. FiizaGeih i.oyaS n
rrances Brown, Emily Holloway. Waller
cary Sty: Mary w. Montague. Georgia p
Northumberland Van l.anaer.,
Shnfies w. GIvens. Nora = phiIiips ::
Esther I.ednum. Ruth wilson s A. So.
Ssr.1 MARY {, shine. Cecile Parks janet.
Bryce. Linda Todd Motley Mary Bans
ASry A. Eubank. Camilla Dick, -tln
!, Laun-Louise WeisiIer. Mary vii.
! Hams. Z: Vera Idol Alvin T. Rea.e I.r
N>tet9B. Smith. Carrie l.. Clarke '
g. ra.!SI. Louise Foo
) mtnG Jeanne oyer. Fiola H. chcpnrd Az
y NJ Branch Howard. corne!!a Cooper. Grace
-. spanish-Rose pascua,. Marie y,oIs.,-,.