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The ‘ Sperryville Elementary School lad an opening enrollment
of j361, with at least nine more pupils who will enter as soon as they receive a written invitation from Miss Van Arden, the Visiting! Teacher. These pupils are decided into seven grades, but seven groups, as there are two sections of each grade from the fourth through the seventh. Their day begijns at nine and ends at three twenty, | with a five minute break in the morning, and another in the afternoon, and a forty minute noop recess.
The faculty of the school is composed of!twelve teachers. They are; Mrs. Mary Quaintance of Sperrvville. Principal and 7th grade teacher, Mrs. Martha Yates Taylor of Sperryville, librarian and 7th grade tepcher, Mrs. John Davis of Soerrvvdle, 7th grade teacher, Mrs. Juluette Johnson of Woodvillet. Mrs. Anne Keyser of Washington, |6th grade teachers, Mrs. Una Hahn of Boston, and* Mrs. Christine Johnston of Washington 5th grade, Mrs. Mary Johnson of Wopdville and Mrs. Jessie Miljer [Turner of Washington 4*'h prrpde. Miss, Mary Miller Wood of Washington 3rd grade, Mrs; Bettie Lib Moffett of Sperry ville! 2nd grade, and last but not leasti bv any means. Miss Della Hitt; of Sperryville. the first grade.
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