Evening Times Republican

BIG SCHOOL ENROLLMENT.
Grinnell Attendance Over 1,100 This Year--The Teaching Force.
Special to Times-Republican.
Grinnell, Sept. 4.-The Grinnell public schools opened yesterday with a full enrollment. There are over 1,100 children in the city schools. The high school, with an enrollment of 260, begins the year with the largest first year class in its history--about twenty-five suburban pupils having registered. There are a number of changes in the teaching force. Principal W. I. Griffith was highly successful as principal of the high school last year and continues in that capacity. Mr. Eugene Henely, the superintendent of schools, came to Grinnell a year ago from Brooklyn. His management of the Grinnell schools has been highly pleasing to the directors and patrons. The following is a list of teachers for the coming year:
Eugene Henely, superintendent;
Teachers-W. I. Griffith, principal high school, civics, bookkeeping, algebra: Elizabeth Fisher, history and Latin; Ruth Field, Latin; Alice Dunham, English; Katie A. Miller, science: Adelaide Levis. German: Mrs. M. D. Hair, algebra and English; Henry Marvin, physics and geometry: Helen C. Sayles, Latin and English; Maud Bortell, eighth grade; Flora Smith, eighth grade: Edna Davis, seventh grade, principal Cooper school; Nettie Bayley, seventh grade; Kate Zimmerman, sixth grade, principal Parker school; Gertrude Crane, sixth grade and fifth; Elsie Trigg, sixth grade and fifth: Effie Connard, fifth and fourth; Lillian Patton, fifth and third; May Schmitz fourth; Ruth McAtle, third and fourth; Pearl Palmer, third and fourth; Katherine Dewey. second and third; Nellie Emmons. second and third; Bray Lillian, second and third; Lizzie Davis, first grade, principal South; Myrtle Parker. first grade: Kena Daurdill, first grade: Kate Lisor, first and second; Ida Woods, supervisor kindergarten; Gertrude Rew. kindergarten; Katherine Buchanan, kindergarten; Helen Thomson, music superintendent.