The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-24
ESCAMBIA COUNTY
SCHOOLS TO OPEN
MONDAY MORNING
With Probable Exception of One
or Two Every School of Is
Will Begin Session.
ABOUT 600 STUDENTS
ENTER HIGH SCHOOL
Superintendent Edwards Desig-
mates Boundaries of Various
Schools in City.


Gambia will turn to their books in tho
lseventy- schools of the county to-
morrow morning. With the probable
exception of one or two every school
in the county will begin the school
year, it was stated by A. s. Edwards,
superintendent of public instruction,
yesterday afternoon.
During the past three days the
teachers Of Pensacola High school
have been at the building registering
the students and properly classifying
them in order to be ready for work
on the opening day. Nearly 600 regis
trations had been made at the high
school yesterday afternoon and 1t is
expected that the total will go over
the SIS mark before the middle Of next
week. The highest registration last
year was SIT.
The teachers who have been working
for the past several days without pay
in the classification work were con-
graduated by number Of the parents
who accompanied their children to
the building yesterday.
Professor J. H. Workman, principal
of the high school will be assisted this
year by one Of the most efficient corps
Of teachers in recent years, and a sue
cessful session is predicted.
superintendent Edwards gave out
the boundaries of the various grammar
schools of the city yesterday. Parents
within these boundaries are expected
| to send their children to the school
for that particular section. His state
ment follows:
Three Grammar Schools
Boundary line between A v. Clubbs
and P. K. Younge school as follows:
Beginning at the foot of Alcan!z st.
north on Alcania to Wright; east on
Wright to 7th avenue, and north on
9TH avenue to city limits.
Boundary line between P. K. Young
school and J. B. Jockey as follows:
Beginning at the foot of DeVilners
street and north on DeVi1liers to city
limits.
Primary Schools
Primary department at P. K. Younge
school will be bounded on the north by
the city limits on the east by the CEN
ter of Davis street, on the west by
the center of E. street. south by the
center of Brainard street, east OF Pal
afox and by the center of Jackson
west of Palafox.
Sabra H. Collins, Little Bayou, will
be bounded on the south by Pensacola
bay, on the west by Bayou Grande
and outlying districts, on the north by
the center of Gregory street and on
the east by the center of E street.
Annie E. Mcmillan school, Gonzalez
and Guilemarde streets, will be bound
ed on the south by the center of Gre
CORY street, on the east by the center
of Davis street, on the north by the
center of Brainard street, east of Pala-
fox and the center Of Jackson street
west Of Palafox.
Agnes McReynolds school, east
Blount street, is bounded on the south
by the center of Gonzalez street. On
the west by the center OF Davis street
on the north by the city limits and
outlying districts and on the east by
Bayou Texar.
Allie Yniestra school. West Cervan-
ties street, will be bounded on the south
by the center Of Gregory, street, on
the west as far as the children will
come, on the north by the city limits
and outlying districts, on the east
by Maxent or e street. All children in
the Allie Yniestra district in 9Th grade
B, will attend this school.
George S. Hallmark school, West
Garden street, will be bounded on the
east b the center OF Palafox street, on
the south by Pensacola Bay, on the
west by the center of e street, and on
the north by the center Of Gregory
street.
e. p. n. School
All children living IN East Pensacola
Heights holding membership in first,
second, third and fourth grades will
attend this school. All children of 5-B
in East Pensacola Heights will attend
the N. B. Cook school. All children
in grades 6, Z, and will attend the
A. v. Clubs school.
Eliza Jane Wilson school, Gregory
the west by the center Of Pa1afox
street, on the north by the center of
Wright street and on the east and
south by the Pensacola Bay.
". B. Cook school, Cervantez and
18th avenue, will be bounded on the /
south by the center of Wright street,
on the west by the center OF Davis
street, on the north by the center of
Gonzalez street and on the east by
Escambia Bay.
N. B. Cook school, will be bounded
on the north by the center Of Strong
,atraat on tha west bv the center of