The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-02
GRENADA CITY SCHOOLS
TO OPEN SEPTEMBER IL
Faculty to Classify Pupils Monday
and Tuesday. Class Work Begins
Wednesday, September IA.

; pupils is called to the following
While the session proper will begi
Monday, September II, the pupil
will not assemble until Wednesda
morning, September IA, at whicl
time they will meet at the regula
hour for class work, the first bel
ringing at 8 o'clock, the second a
500.
On Monday the 18th, and Tuesda,
the 18th, every member Of the facul
ty will be on duty all day long, from
IS till 4, planning their work ant
classifying pupils. All pupils wht
are not already classified and graded
are requested to call at the schoo
building on Monday or Tuesday fol
classification. 1t will not be neces.
sary for any pupils to come till Wed.
nesday who already know their places
for next session.
All parents and guardians are asked
to have their children procure from
the city health officer, or county
health officer, or their family physi-
clan a health certificate. Attention
| is called to the requirement that all
| pupils have to be vaccinated. A scar
showing previous vaccination is suf-
| ficient.
Pupils attending from outside the
City of Grenada are required to pay
tuition in advance at the regular rates
that prevailed last year. This applies
to all pupils whose permanent homes
are not in Grenada.
All questions concerning text books
can be answered at the school build
ing following the appearance OF this
notice.
An enrolment blank will be gwen
to each pupil who enters school and
it Is requested that the parents or
guardians see that these blanks are
properly filled and returned TO the
teachers. :. s..A..&mat2sRy>
There will be some changes in the
high school course. OF study this ses-
sion, made necessary in order TO
properly standardize our curriculum.
Some pupils may for a time find it
difficult to satisfactorily adjust their
course. We ask that parents and
pupils be patient and in due time ev-
erythlng will be worked ont sat;sfac-
torily.
On Tuesday afternoon at O'clock
the Parent Teacher Association will
provide reception 20 the teachers
and patrons of the school. All pa
irons, fathers as well as mothers.
whether members Of the Parent
Teacher Association or not, are urg-
ed to attend this reception which VIII
be given in the School Auditorium.
Come and get acquainted with your
teachers.
We are enlarging our curriculum
and general plan OF work and the
activities of the school just so far as
our environment and equipment will
permit.
We thank the parents and the pub
nc generally for the very pleasant at
tltude shown towards our school last
session and ask a continuance Of the
same. Visitors are always welcome
and if there Is any complaint or any
misunderstanding we ask that it be
brought to the superintendent's Of.
hee in a spirit of kindness and e,erv
EFFORT will be made to adjust tne same
The faculty for this Session is made
lp OF teachers of experience. scholar-
mp and professional training. The
aculty of our school is made nm of
'raduates from some of the bes+ col
eyes In the country Your hoard -
rustees has done the best il. co,,I1
o provide the best instructio, .nI
raining for your chjldren Th Tho
acu!ty is as follows: INC
John Rundle, Superintendent
Mrs; Willie Mai Dubard, Hail. ~
and high School Supervis 1eacn-
Prof; W. W. Gum, Histor- or.
nd Athletics. g. Science
Miss Dovie Vickers. T
MISS verna Oden, n English.
Miss Katherine In lathematics.
rench. u.era a+;n ord
Miss Lorah N
N M;s O.Gnestra. Dill, Piano, Voice
lpervlsor PEI: SY .etfbh,, Grammar School
MS Mss NJ Asfd Sixth Grade.
Ms Ms ~ Anderson, Eighth Grade
N: y. F. Fite, Seventh Grade.
=" Hester Dorsey, Fifth Grade.
as Mai ,McCracken, Primary Sup
isSr and First Grade.
Miss Georgia Baker, Fourth ane
lTifth Grades.
| Miss Irma Bailey, Fourth Grade.
Mrs, IA. o. Thompson, Third Grade
Miss Georgia Cook. Second Grade
| The new teachers are Prof. w. w
Gum, a graduate of Mississippi Col
llere: Miss Verna Oden, graduate o!
i Woman's College at Hattiesbfrg
Miss Katherine Ingram, graduate o
lRandolph-Macon and of West Tennes
Eoa Nnrnal. Miss Kitty Anderson
graduate Of Hillman College.
a Yours for the children,
JOHN RUMBLE.