Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-02
SCHOOLS TO OPEN
NEXT TUESDAY


Arrangements arc nearly complete
for the opening of the city schools
next Tuesday morning. The new Lin
coin School is finished and everything
Is IN readiness excepting the new
equipment for the Domestic Science
Room. We expect that 70 be in place.
however. The four additional rooms
in this building will be occupied by
two third and two fourth grades. The
rooms made vacant in the old Central
Grade Building by the transfer of
these third and fourth grades to, the
Lincoln Building will be occupied by
teachers and children forming three
rooms of the new Washington School.
now being built. We expect lhis build
ing to be completed not later than
February, and the grades and teachers
IN the Central Grade, but belonging
to the Washington School, will be
transferred without any break in the
school year.
This will mean that the children liv-
ing within easy reach of the new
Washington School win be placed in
their proper grade in one of these
three rooms. In one room there will
be first and second grade, in an
other third ana fourth grade. ana
still another, a fifth and sixth. We
do not believe that it will be neces-
sary to run these double grades very
long, but at the present time, there
are not enough children in that sec
tlon to make straight grades possible.
The children living in that section who
have taken the summer work with the
purpose of entering an A grade will
be permitted to continue with their
own group.
Many repairs have been made dur
ing the summer months. The entire
interior of the Aetna Park School has
been decorated The Teachers Rest
Room in the High School has been
given fresh coats of paint. The
Seventh and Eighth Assembly Room
in Central Grade has also been newly
painted The playground to the west
of the Lincoln Building has been grad
ed so that it can be used for play.
The new Washington School is
progressing as rapidly as could be ex-
pected. The concrete slab over the
basement has been run and brick work
on the first story win be started this
week.
Following is a list of the men and
women who will have charge of the
boys and girls in the Public Schools
of Wauwatosa the coming year:
Superintendent of Schools,
PHILIP A. K0LB.
Central Grade School.
Seventh and Eighth Grades-Carrie
Thatcher, Ella Forsyth, HiIda Carl
son, Mary Rogers. Alma Gesteland.
Sixth Grade - Gertrude Wiebrecht.
Luzia HAITI.
Fifth Grade-Edna Dittmar, Martha
Hahn.
Lincoln School.
Fourth Grade-Thelma Reque, Ruth
Grimshaw.
Third Grade--Janet Wood Colburn,
Nellie Mertz.
Second Grade--Louise Hepp, Gather
inc Wood.
First Estelle Glib, Gladys In
gram.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Loveland, Char
lotte Culbertson.
Washington School.
First and Second--Ferne Kellogg.
Third and Fourth--Grace Howard.
Fifth and Sixth--Mrs. j. Thomas Alb
bott.
Aetna Park School
Seventh and Eighth-A. w. Kruger,
Principal; Aletha Symons, Margaret
Kunz.
Sixth Grade--Laura Hembel.
Fifth Grade-Myra Roberts.
Fourth Grade--Laura Karney.
Third Characterization Wufing.
Second Grade-Mary Ellen O'Reilly.
First Grade-Martha Dockery.
Kindergarten--Gladys Mueller.
Special Teachers.
Ina Mae Sanders Superior Of Music.
Eleanor Wenzel-Superior of Art.
George p. Physical Education.
Jane Alexander Special Help
Teacher.
Manual Training Edward j. Enge-
seth, Romeo Bedker.
Domestic Science Helen Smith, Helen
Pearson.
High School Only.
Science - Harold Postel Principal;
Fred Babcock, Alice Anderson.
English--Mae Metcalfe, Maude Stau-
denmayer, Ella J. Watt.
Mathematics-Es Estelle r. Stone.
History--Roy Brendel.
Languages-Alma Haug.
Commercial--Harriet KimbalI.
Dramatics-Beatrice Cumnock.