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Board of Education Assigns Principals and Teachers to Schools SCHOOL TEACHERS CHOSEN FOR 1910 Board of Education Makes As- signment for All Public in- stitutions in City APPROVE RECOMMENDATIONS Question of Establishing Elemen- tary Class for Evenings Passed Favorably THE \u25a0 board of education held a meeting last evening for the pur- . \u0084 pose lof assigning principals and \u25a0 teachers ?to the; various » city schools during •. the ; coming year. \u25a0„ The recom- mendations of the teachers' committee lof the grammar and high schools were ; submitted ' and, approved. '• < Other i business taken up was the question of establishing an evening el- ementary class at the Vernon, street . school.' --k This matter :• was considered on the recommendation of Superinten- dent Francis, and the board finally ' passed upon It : favorably. The even- ing • classes probably will be . opened at the same time the day schools open, , throughout the city, and will be large- ly attended by young men and women, , who • are beyond the age when; they are required to attend school by law, \u25a0 yet', have ' not finished . the grammar schools.. '.'-.•\u25a0 .'\u25a0 \u0084' v- - \u25a0•.-.' The board adjourned last evening until , Wednesday; noon,' when it will -meet to accept or reject several scrlool \ buildings ' and • additions now In the course ' of: construction. : HIGH TEACHERS The report of the teachers' commit- r tee, to i the high school board, ) contain- ing the assignment of teachers for the - high schools, was submitted and adopt- |ed as made. - The committee's recom- i mendations follow: ; : •.. '\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 "\u25a0'•: That . leave of absence be granted to Anna M. Stewart to November 21. 1910. That; the following be elected as teachers , for work in the evening high '\u25a0 school i only: , Isabel T. Ansley, % Mar- garet * Colby, Frances i M. Green, Olive \u25a0 McCully, Chas. Putnam, Geo. T. Sweet, A. C. West. •'.. \u25a0• .\u25a0\u25a0•• \u25a0 \u25a0 . /••' • -'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0" \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 > That Verona Kanne and Leroy G. Brown * be \ elected \u25a0 substitute '. teachers. *s That teachers be assigned to places for the school year 1910-11 as follows: HIGH SCHOOL j English \u25a0:', department—l.;", D. Perry, head of department; Helen W. Davis, Bertha. Hall, Katharine V. Morrissey, \u25a0 Mrs. Chloe: B. Jones,: Lucy A. Dubols, \u25a0 Belle Cooper,' Elizabeth T. Sullivan, '\u25a0 Mrs. i Delia ', Nichols, Nina •T. Updyke, Elsie •'\u25a0 Nutting, , Juliette Pierce, Adda M. \u25a0' Post, Claire • Sweotman, , Seth F. Van >Petten • (and physical geography), . Jane Butte (expression), Lena E. Coop* !er i (expression), Lucy Howell. \u25a0•;. Classical department— Wal- ter A., vice principal * and head \u25a0of de- , partment—Greek and Latin; Brlgham, Alma 8., Latin; I Carr, Katharine, Lat- in; :-Toch," Josephine (on leave); Me- Pherron, Grace A., Latin; Walker, A. , Martha, Greek and Latin; McNaugh- ten, Lena,« Latin; •, Schopbach, Mabel, Latin; Williams. Ethel M., " Latin; Smith,- Clara, Latin and Greek.. :\ >; Science • department—Cavanagh, A. I*,; physics, head of physics; Blan- - chard, J. \u25a0' Maud, chemistry, head of chemistry: Culver, ~ &ao. 8., zoology, '\u25a0 head of, biological sciences; Van \u25a0 Cleve, ' Rae G., physical geography, sub-head lof ' physical; geography; Palmer, Eliza- l beth i D., botany; Gilbert, J. Z.. zool- ogy a and I physiology; Travis, •W. 1., physical " geography; Montgomery, O. i C., physics;' Jones, Ethel, chemistry; Smith, xLisle ... D., chemistry; Jacobs, , Mark, chemistry., : ,;»; Mathematics 3 department— 5 ron, J. M.,' mathematics,; head of de- partment; iLilllbridge, H Clara, t mathe- ! matics; Harrow, \u25a0 Frances V., ' mathe- matics; s Carpenter,' C. M., mathemat- ics; Caleff, Emma V.. mathematics; Johnson, Mattle, mathematics; Oliver, S E. W., mathematics;; Noble, Ralph C, 'mathematics; Robinson, Lucy ,- A., • mathematics; , Weh, Edna G.; mathe- matics.itr"; :•;\u25a0 - :'•'\u25a0\u25a0 . - \u25a0 - ;-*\u25a0• Historysdepartment —Stewart, Anna, hls'.iry and civics, head of department; Oliver, Bertha,., history and . civics; Gearhart, Frances; H., history; \u25a0 John- : ston, M. Louise, history; Galpln,; Lloy, I history | and t civics; I Flfleld, Helen *A: "i S., ; history; Amlck, Myrtle E., history; I McCray, Frances," history; I Merrill, Ar- \ thur T., history; Hitman, \u25a0 Nellie; •: his- ; tory: rßurkhalter,' Margaret, history. «•< fe J, Modern .' language ; department—Ew- !> lngton, Alfred, j head ,' of department; j Haveman, Wm., German;; Lopez, Ma- ria, \u25a0' Spanish;- . Glnaca, Josephine, French; :Martin, Homer, German; Av- ery, Mrs. J. W., Spanish; Wilson, Mrs. •B. de ;C, " French. ."3Vrt©s«VMliß6Oß^ißß Drawing department—Sterrett, Roger J., head of department; Sterrett, Fran- ces, Gearhart, Edna, Mcßurney, James E., Newcomb, Olive, Best, Josephine, Paxton, W. A. Music department—Blythe, Verna C, head of department; DeGan, Mauda. Physical training department—Beach, Dr. Everett C, head of department; Chapman, John S., Cheney, Marshall M., Ray, Dr. Lillian E., Rogers, Flor- ence E., McGulre, Bessie L. Morgan, Ella Librarian. Stafford, Carrie L., principal's clerk. . Yale, Mrs. Eva, principal's clerk. Dorsey, Mrs. Susan M., vice princi- pal. KJuney, Burt 0., vice principal. Housh, W. H., principal. POLYTECHNIC HIGH Commercial department—Weber, F. Ci head of department, bookkeeping; Baldwin, Jeannette, penmanship; Bald- win, Myrtle, arithmetic and music; Kile, H. E., bookkeeping; Kurtz, Julia, bookkeeping; Wagner, Julia, stenog- rapher and typewriter; Wagner, W. H., stenographer and typewriter; Wright, Alfred E., bookkeeping and arithmetic. Domestic economics—Blanford, Mary 8., cookery; Gray, Belle, sewing; Ow- en, Mac, cookery; Farrnelee, Susan, sewing. Drawing department—Winterburn. Geo. T., head of fine and applied arts department; Burdick, Mrs. Maud H., Lowd, Edna 8., Murray, Julia; Tea- key, Myrtle E., Kjelland, Thea; Faith- ful, C. A., head of architectural depart- ment; Hatch, T. 8., head of mechan- ical department; BaiHy, H. E., Red- man, A. H. English department—smith, Kate E., head of department; Adams, Veda H., Cooper, Alice C, Ehrmann, Louise C, Frisius, Agnes, Grldley, Kate L. p Humphrey, Adele, Magee, Ethel 8., Mulvlhill, Mary F. Rider, Ella M., Smythe, Charlotte, Vandegrift, A. F., Young, Cora 8., Brewer, John M., Hus- sey, Laura; Johnston, K. Courtenay, Dlxon, Loulso, oral English; Craig, Alice E., oral English. Physical Tig. department—Wychoff, H. A., head of department; Meredith, Mary C, gymnasium and physiology; Ohman, Helen, gymnasium; Boston, Walter M., gymnasium and history. History department—Jordan, Edith M., head of department; Locke, C. E., Lord, Charlotte M., Miller, Stephen 1., economics. Mathematics department—Barker, E. H., head of department; Cook, Annlce, Dole, Mary M., Evans, Geo. M., and surveying; Shafer, Mrs. Esther, San- born, Bertha, Estep, R. G., Thompson, R. A. Modern languages—Dunbar, Flor- ence, French; Gels, Helen D., Spanish; Goodwin. Mrs. Mary, Spanish; Meyer, Adele, German; Molle, Euphrasie, French; Skinner, E. H., Spanish; Bell," Haydn, German. Music department—Parsons, Mrs. Gertrude 8., head of department; Dix- on, Lucile. Science department—Gardner, N. L., head of biological sciences; Kimble, May, domestic chemistry; Moore, M. S.. head of chemistry and mineralogy; Tower, A., sub-head general science; Twining, H. LaV., head of physics and chemistry; Keller, Homer L., chemis- try; Katherill, A. N., physics. Mechanical arts department—Hood, F. D., head of department mechanic arts; Davies, J. A., foundry; Apple- ton, F. G., patternmakingr; Rilllet, Chas. E., wood shop; Wlsler, L. A., forge. \u0084 Fagge, Ethelwyn, librarian. Sutherland, Grace, principal's clerk. McCully, Olive, principal's clerk. Carvel, Mrs. Mac, principal's assist- ant, bookkeeping. Ross, Katherlne 8., vice principal. Richer, W. L., vice principal. Dunn, W. A., principal. MAXUAI, ARTS HIGH SCHOOL. English department—Colver, Mary C, head of department; Carey, Kath- erlne, Dole, Sara, Levy, Elma C, Greg- ory, Alice E., Faddls, Miriam, expres- sion. Mathematics department —Fulton, Theodore, head of department; Rice, Mary E., Wlllson, Isabel, Farnum, Eva C, Jensen, Dagmar, and English. History department —Grant, M. Lou- ise, head of department; King, Elsa, Newell, J. B. Science department—Mltchel, Geo. E., head of dopartment, physics and chem- istry; French, Emma F., general sci- ence; Whltely, J. H., biology; Burkee, Florence E., general tcience. Foreign language department—Fran- cis G. Goodenow, head of department, Latin; Adams-Fisher, Gertrude, Span- ish; Buehner, Valentin, German; Schil- ler, Frederick, French. Drawing department—Detrick, H. L., head of department, mechanical draw- Ing; Ames, Florence, Freehand draw- ing; Mount, M. H., mechanical draw- Ing; Perry, Amy L., freehand drawing; Newell, Bertha, drawing. Mechanic arts department—Rae, Harry, head of department, woodwork; Nllsson, P. T., woodwork; Beswlck, J. C, ironwork. Domestic arts department—McKln- ley, Mac, head of department cooking; Samuels,- Minnie A., sewing. Commercial department—Armstrong, F. J., bookkeeping and arithmetic; Hague, Irvln, stenography and type- writing. Music—Groves, Mary Esta, music. Physical training—Rice, O. A., boys' physical training; Morgan, Marian 11., girls' physical training. Dunn, Mabel L., librarian. Rice, Rosamond, principal's clerk. Daniels, Ralph C, vice principal. Putnam, Mary P., vice principal. Wilson, Albert E., principal. HOIXYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Dukes, Harry 8., English; Graham, Blanche, English; Stone, Florence, English and Latin; Wood, Elizabeth, English; Dickson, Neyle M., oral Eng- lish; Brooks, Ida M., mathematics; Keyes, Wm. W., mathematics; Wafr- son, Helen, vice principal, mathemat- ics; Carter, Emily 8., history; Fow- ler, Una E. history; Lodwlck, Eliza- beth, history; Green, Bertha, Latin; Earl, Homer P., Spanish; Van Vliet, C. J., French and German; Swerd- feger, Isabel, physical geography; Westcott, C. M., head of science de- partment; Goodwlllte, Agnes, art; Wag- goner, Elizabeth, art; Wright, Jennie C, commercial branches; Klrcnhofer, Hugo, head of music department; For- dyce, Grace, domestic art; Hlmrod, Ma- bel, domestic art; Tracy, H. C, horti- culture; Sanford, B. F., manual train- Ing; McLean, Sarah, gymnastics and hyglehe; Webster, Chas. A., gymnas- tics; Walton, Elizabeth, principal's clerk; Snyder, W. H., principal. Palmer, Clayton F., head of depart- ment of agriculture; Rowell, Percy E., science and mathematics; Curtis, Lou- la W., Latin, Jiistory and music; Rod- enberg, Wllhelmlne M., German and English; Teale, Robert J., manual training and mechanical drawing; Lil- lard, J. 8., principal. GARDBNA HIGH SCHOOL Rutledge, Bertha, English and Latin; Duffy, Elsie, history and Spanish; Ludwig, Ella, history and German; Tarr, Lewis R., mathematics, physics and chemistry; Klenholz, W. S., sci- ence; Oaten, E. E., commercial branch- es; Cheney, M. C, physical training; Whltehead, M. Fronia, music and drawing; Clayton, Albert 8., principal. SAN 1"KI»RO Illdll SCHOOL • Ansley,,.'- Isabel * T., dressmaking; Armstrong, F. J., typewriting; Barker, Katharine, cooking; Baldwin, Ida, pen- manship; - Baldwin, Myrtle, commercial arithmetic; Colby, Margaret, millinery; Rodman, A.' R., mechanical drawing; Estep, \u25a0R. 7 G. t mathematics; Evans, Geo. • M., I chemistry; '»Faithful; * C. \u25a0 A., architecture; >Green,- Frances M., !sten- ography; Gels, ;\u25a0\u25a0 Helen \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 D., : Spanish; Hatherell, A. \u25a0 N., shop and mathemat- ics; a Kile, ,H. •, E., bookkeeping; , KJol- land,":. Thea, freehand"; drawing; t Me- Cully," Olive, French, German; Putnam, Chas., , bookkeeping; Jacobs, Mark' R., physics; Rilliet, * Chas. E., • machine shop; Skinner, E. H., ; Spanish; i Sweet; Geo. T., , law; Twining, H. ? LaV., • elec- trical engineer; ? Wagner, W. H., sten- ography; Wheat, yA. C, English; I Suth- erland, ;iGrace,• V" principal's >\u25a0 » clerk; -Thompson,; Robt. A., vice ; principal; Dunn, W. A., principal. v • HEALTH AND I DEVELOPMENT l DEFT. \u25a0 • Geo., L. Leslie, > head ;of > department; Laura ;B. : Bennett,: Herbert; F. True, Albert W. Moore, Martha S. Case, Hir- am B. Tebbetts, • Mrs. Sarah •E. Blun- dell, typewriter and nurse. ' The teachers \u25a0' and »schools '\u25a0 committee made a report in which was embodied its recommendations I as to the accept- ance of resignations, leave of absence, substitute; teachers Iand ; assignment |of principals and teachers. i Its report was adopted as made. It follows: ' That \u25a0«! the s following : resignations; be accepted:, Katherine Powell, Katherlne E. McGorray, Minnie! Cronkhite, Efflo Wetsbard, Rowena JG. Carson; Violet Mlllage (substitute). ;r.fv:,v; : v -- V t»«>,' EVENING HIGH SCHOOL, That leave of absence be granted as follows: Etta Francis, Mrs. Helen G. Mahurln, Ethel IJoan and Anna LeJand to June 30, 1911: Adelina Bland to Sep- tember 24, 1910; Minnie E. Blair to November 1, 1910; Gertrude M. Ford and Helen F. Ford to December 5, 1910; Mary A. Woodworth to October 10, 1910. That Mary A. Colestock and Gertrude Ambrose, having passed the required examination, be elected substitute teachers. That C; G. Hopkins, R. B. j£hklns and H. P. Webb, having passed the re- quired examinations, be elected substi- tute teachers for grammar grade work and special playground supervision. That R. E. Wlatt be elected substi- tute teacher for spoc'ial assignment at McKinley Home school, subject to the rulei of the board governing emergency appointments. That teachers and principals be as- signed to places for the school year 1910-11 as follows: Sixty-second Avenue school—Angela C. Shipman, K. A.; Gertrude L. Kerr. K. D.; Helen M. Stafford, Nettle M. Oulwltz, Elizabeth C. McCartthy, Ada Stephens, Hattie M. Johnson, Delta F. Eaton, Ella B. Shaw, Mrs. Maude Erlckson, Christine M. Benson, prin- cipal. Fifty-fourth Avenue school —Nina B. Brown, K. A.; Frances R. DeCamp, K. D.; Rosetta Fishburn, Nellie M. White, Mary C. Nevius, Mrs. Mary W. Settles, Neven A. Whitohead, Zoe M. McClure, Minnie A. Van Peten, Kate 8. Batty, Lillian M. Ruh, Susan H. Reeves, Mary B. KHlefer, Jessie M. Crandall, Mary E. -L. Hall, cookery three days; Caroline E. Harris, sloyd five days; Mary S. Murphy, principal. Loreto Street school—Mary ft. Met- calf, K. A.; Ethel F. Sandeman, K. D.; Edith M. Lewis, Merltza F. Ledyard, Ruby V. Lindsay, Marlon Amidon, Mrs. A. S. Fullerton, Marie White, Alice C. Knight, Mrs. Ethelda Drake, Jessie M. Gearhardt. principal. Thirty-'flfth Avenue school—Milly Thcal, K. D.; Emma C. Markell, princi- pal; Anna R. Corson, Gertrude Dunlap. Twenty-flrsf Avenue school—Nancy Fallis. K. A.; Clara A. Dixon, K. D.; May King, Elsie Gregg, Mrs. C. G. Dußois, Elizabeth Fallis, Mary A. Hastings, Grace L. Phelps, Anna M. Carroll, Blanche Hood, Mildred Callag- han, principal ungraded; M. R. Pen- dleton, principal! Twenty-third Avenue school —Char- lotte J. Fox, Elizabeth M. Winston, Rosa McDougall, Anna W. Roberts, Emma F. Richardson, Florence Dickey, sloyd five days; Bird M. Keith, cookery five daya; S. V. Good, principal. Prichard Street school —Edith M. Short, principal. Rose Hill school—Mary C. Blrter, principal; Etta M. Dlckson. Gates Street school—Helen Reed, K. A.; Cassle Amsbury, K. D.; Blanche L. Vance, Ella Stoltenberg. Bertha C. Wright, May A. Bowcher, Lillian E. Blind, May Blakeman, Bertha Mc- .Danlel, Veda M. Tolchard, Zulema L. Parrell, Anna M. Blrdsall, Charles E. Patterson, Joseph W. Hamer, principal. Griffin Avenue school—Kate B. Hu- klll, Louie E. Atkins, Mac H. Abbott, May Edith Wright, Tallahatchle Pet- tlnglll, Rose E. Mohan, Emma A. Wal- tensplel, Jean McDaniel, Pearl L. Bren- iser, Virginia F. Crouch, Charlotte Getchell, B«ssle C. Lenvlg, ungraded; Addie R. Brown, sloyd five days; Es- telle A. Cowan, principal. Marengo Heights school—Zelma D. Bhutt, Minnie E. Marrlll, principal. Nineteenth Avenue school—Elsie C. Dobbins, K. A.; Mrs. Laura M. Lloyd, K. D.; Mac L. Paine, Leila I. Pfentn- ger, principal; Clarice Merrill, Anna T. Fitzhugh, Ruth Graham. Solano Avenue school—Margaret E. Piles, Maud A. Babcock, E. D. Snow, principal. Castellar Street school—Ethel L. Van Deusen, K. A.; Clare A. Schwelzer, K. D.; Manuela Ornelas, principal un- graded; Viola Justice, Flora N. Cohn, Anne N. Huntoon, Helen R. Oden, Edith Robertson, Kathryn Ronan; C. Marie Halvorsen, Lois V. Muray, Clara M. Harding, John R. Doyle, play- ground; Mamie McEachtn, G. ungraded; Helen I* Baker, sloyd five days; W. F. Hughes, principal. California Street school—Agnes G. Ward, K. D.; Carlisle L. Wagner, Daisy I. .Morris, Bena I. Knox, Edith C. Phillips, Carolyn Culver, M. Grace Satterlee, Edith R. Boor, Mrs. Grace A. G. Franks, Mary E. Quayle, perm, un- graded; Elizabeth J. Gibson, principal. Alpine Street school—J. Jeannette Havemann, K. D.; Augusta M. West- fall, Ethel D. Phelps, Lillian R. Hill, Sarah W. Lyon. Mary T. Dinneen, Clara L. Miller, Mamie E. Ellis, Jennie S. Treacy, Maud E. Douglas, Effle I. Schrock, cookery five days; Belle Wal- lace, principal. Custer Avenue school—M. Blanche McCormack, Mabel A. D. Steen, Etna L. Dawley, Daisy Padrick, Alice W. Withington, Ella Btahmer, Mabel T. Cochrane, Nellie Lancaster, Bessie Bush, Ella B. Payne. Elizabeth Wit- man, principal ungraded; Armlnta Mc- Mahan, sloyd five days; Mrs. E. B. Smith, principal. Temple Street school—Marguerite Winston, K. A.; Grace Rowell, K. D.; Cora A. Reavls, Mary M. Reavis, S. Pauline Davis, Alice R. Lincoln, L. 'Josephine Evans, Mildred Claypool, Melvlna Stapp, Olive Howard, Harriet Hanlon, principal. Logan Street school—Josephine Mc- Millan, K. A.; Alice G. Parker, K. D.; Minnie S. Baxter, Isabel Bethune, Bes- sie" G. Hay, Mary Ober, Gertrude O'Leary, Mrs. Anna B. Daniels, Irma S. Doughty, Mabel Davlsson, Elizabeth M. Thompson, Mary L. Butterfleld, Anna M. Abbott, sloyd three days; Rose A. Davis, principal. Edendale school—Gertrude Leland, K. D.; Lillian Eadus, Snow Longley, Har- riet E. Culver, principal. Micheltoreno school—Katherine G. Waddell, Alice H. Phillips, principal; Anna C. Sullivan. Ivanhoe school —Ursula Yager, W. E. White, principal. Los Fellz school—Nlcollna Johnson, Jean Alexander,. Anna Wellman, Mrs. Nina Merrlman, Katherlne Bailey, Lorna Reavls, ungraded; C. J. Rein- hard, principal. Lockwood Street school—Dorothy Duncan, Mary L. Bagnell, Antoinette Forest, Anna M. Abbott, sloyd two days; M. S. Kuehny, principal. Ramona school —Vivian E. Doughty, K. A.; Mrs. Nettle Metcalf, K. D.; Estelle M. Williamson, Leonora Mc- Lam, Ethel L. Mcc, Virginia L. Scott, cookery five days; C. L. Welch, prin- cipal. Santa Monica Avenge school—Mrs. Emma C. Wialer, principal. Grant school—Gertrude Towne, Luella Smith, Ella Kinder, principal; Mary Ingham, Lena Lawrence, Edna K. Sewoll, Corris Brown, Elizabeth Banks. Colegrove school—Laura A. Collins, .Jennie M. Yager, Edith M. Woodham, Nell Jenifer, M. E. Peterson, principal. Selma Avenue school —Julia Dwire, Zaida IQine, Louise Hoechlln, Mabel Pierce, Bessie Leach, Grace Barton, Florence Johnston, Florence E, Ringle, Lillian M. Freeman, sloyd five days; Mary L. Floyd, principal. Gardner Street school—Helen Mc- Callum, Mary J. Sherburne, Letitla L. Magee, cookery two days; Helena E. Joy, principal. Laurel school—Rosa Biehl, Lulu M. Wolcott, principal. Lankersliim school — Helen den Granges, Juanita Carrigan, Pearl M. Boyer, R. M. Kllllan, principal. Sherman school—Nlta Qulnn, Mrs. Louisa W. Hutchinson, Josephine Bowen, J. Merle Smith, principal. Canyon school —Josephine Wflkes, prinelpnl. ' Cahuenga school—Alice L. Merrill, Ethel Schlegel, Annie E. Callaghan, J. C. RelnharO, principal. Dayton Heights school — Ada L. Goyer, Mary E. Ward, Anna L. Kamm, G. J. McDonald, principal. Casco school—Martha M. Arnold, K. D.; Ida I. Lawrence, Emma H. Wilson, Ella C. Dawson, Mary A. Woodworth, Helen D. Snyder (temporary), Eliza- beth Travis, Anna C. Gregory, James Weinstein, Pearl M. Graham, Gertrude Horgan, principal. Union Avenue school — Katherine Ward, K. D.; E. Christine Segerstrom, Irene B. Hutchlnson, Bessie L. French, Thekla T. Mohr, Norma Pack, Edith Thomas, Ruby I. Klmmel, Charlotte Carr, Grace Z. Mason, ungraded; Mat- tie Lauglin, sloyd five days; W. R. Chandler, principal. Fremont Avenue school —Clara Llpe, K. D.; Reba C. Iredell, K. A.; Mar- garet Dowd, Louise Glfford, Ida M. O'Connell, Sarah C. Felker, Lulu L. Hansen, Ella G. Webster, Leona Lod- wick, Clara Lynch, Margaret Gaud, Althea Salyer, cookery five days; Cora B. Freeman, principal. Normal school—Maud "Whltlock, K. D.; Margaret Meader, Elsie Seckler, Helen C. Mackenzie, Clara M. Preston, Helen Goss, Emma J. Robinson, Edna I Cook, Sarah E. Woodbury, Helen E. Matthewson, Kate F. Osgood, prin- cipal. Grand Avenue school—Beulah R. Hunter, K. A.; Jennie Y. Jones. K. D.; Julia B. Monette, Frances M. Phillips, Leah Crolic, Hattle J. Clarke, Jean- | nette Jacobsen; Clara H. Dorn, Sadie E. Black. Myrtle E. Backus, Florence C. Speioher, Maud Boyle, Mabel A. Richardson, Annie M. Mason, Ethel A. Fellows, Jennie A. Thomas, Bertha B. | Myers, Anna B. Steelman, dent; Abi- j gail Buckingham, deaf; Lizzie R. Batchelder, sloyd five days; Jeannette M. Henderson, principal. Cambria Street school — Blanche Saunders, K. A.; Agnes M. Knight, K. D.; Rallah Adams, E. Page Kerns, M. Elizabeth Field, Mabel H. Jesson, Eunice M. Finch, Annie C. Love, Maude Blgelow, Luella R. Hutchinson, Caroline V. Burgess, Rose A, Cowan, principal. Hoover Street school — Emma M. I Dunn, K. D.; Mary D. Mackenzie, Clara M. Dowd, M. Legare Jordan, Muriel G. Henderson, Frances M. Browning, Margaret E. Glick, Mary V. Abbott, Alfred Kuykendall, Flora D. Smith, ungraded; La Veta Crump, j sloyd five days; Mary E. LeVan, prin- cipal, Hobart Boulevard school—Alfreda T. Waite, K. D.; Anna Macknezle, Lizzie A. McKenzie, principal; Irma M. Hor- ton, Jessie Hawkins, Florence Kauft- man; Cora B. Dodson, Edith King. Tenth Street school —Elizabeth Smead, Emma A. Moore, principal; Mrs. Min- nie T. Willis, Laura A. Jones, M. Bes- sie Davis, Lena Lasch, Grace J. Grey, Katherine C. Schmitt. Berendo Street school — Florence Chase, K. A.; Mattie S. Tedford, K. D.; Almee Paine, Frances M. Green, M. Eva Quick, Margaret James, Bertha E. Baker, M. Belle Redding, Ida M. Baldwin, Idell Weatherholt, Mary M. Edwards, Mabel R. Gunning, Beeda A. Metcalf, Annie H. Gould, Florence M. Longley, George D. Houk, playground; Harriet Gillesple, ungraded; Katherine Sale, sloyd five days; Grace Hagar, cookery five days; Rose Hardenburtr, principal; Harriet E. BJrdsall, acting principal. Sentous Street school —Bessie L. Marsh, K. A.; Katherine L. Avery, K. D.; Adah Richmond, Nettle M. Dick, Abble R. Wendling, Alice G. Crowell, Elizabeth Blend (temporary), Mrs. E. W. Edwards, Leonore Halflerstadt, May L. Foster, Abble Bennett, Wllhelmlna Vande Goorberg, George A. Young, Anna L. Horton, ungraded; Annette Gibson, sloyd five days; Phoebe J. Smith, cookery five days; R. B. Emery, principal. Sixteenth Street school—Adeline C. Alexander, K. A.; Amelia M. Angell, K. D.; Anna S. Grlswold, Frances E. Klngery, Kate E. Desmond, Amelia M. C. Hamlll, Katherine M. Doran, Emily F. Johnson, Ida M. McCormack, Nar- cissa J. Miller, Badie L. McMurray, Helen L. Harwood, Mac Hogarth, Mary E. Bear, Fannie M. Hays, Bailie B. Pritchartt, Mary E. Bennett, deaf; Irene T. Short, deaf; Annette M. Gib- son, sloyd; Louise A. Williams, prin- cipal. Seventeenth Street school — Edith Lelsk, K. D.: Rebecque M. J. Cooper. Estelle M. Browne, Ida D. Glasscoek, Eloza P. Myrick, Emily R. Clarke, Susie E. Ott, Alma E. Gunning, Mary McQuarrle, principal ungraded; Mary F. Claypool, principal. Norwood Street school—Edith L. Maurice. K. A.; Mrs. Nora H. Mills- paugh, K. D.; Ona V. Dick, Beatrice J. Service, Mrs. Katherine T. Clark, Hazel Sale, Emily Lietzau, Pauline Schmieding, Minnie Lommen, Emma L. Blgelow, M. Bele Stever, Emma Rit- ner, cookery four-days; Isabella Me- Fadden, principal. Magnolia school—Florence Maxfield, K. A.; Julia Bruere, K. D.; Ruth Col- burn, Sarah C. Reese, Mrs. Gertrude Bolton, Alma Macy, Mrs. Georgia A. West, Anpa B. Champlin, Lucy G. Mc- Gowan, Anna M. Ellsworth, Jessie A. Trltt, May Stansbury, principal. Washington Street school—Hazel C. Brobst, K. A.; Winona F. Huntley, K. D.; Ada M. Weld, Burney Porter, Ade- laide Vose, Elizabeth Quint, Mary C. Allen, Anna L. Beatty, Jeannette Mar- but, Servla A. Babcock, Alma L. Stickel, Anita M. Ward, Florence Simp- kins, Mrs. Maud M. Owings, Ora A. Lovejoy, ungraded; Julia Sale, sloyd five days; Vesta A. Olmstead. principal. Twenty-fourth street—Gertrude Wa- terman, K. A.; Olga H. Dorn, K. D.; Clara A. Jrown, Maud E. Waller, E. Belle Mltton, Nora V. Lindsay, Ida M. Dawe, Edith Daniels, Ethel McLellan, Minnie L. Stout, M. Amelia Foshay, principal. Arlington Heights—Lena G. Lovejoy, Charlotte Teale, principal; Stella Keys, Ruby V. Kimble, Lena H. Christian. Thirty-sixth street—Gladys Lamb, It. A.; Augusta Carhart, 11. D.; Margaret A. Shields, Lola R. Helntz, Emma P. Berney, Ida M. Cooper, Gertrude E. Cooke, Mary C. Hutton, Lela L. GRiss- cock, Mary E. L. Hall, cookery, two days; Mrs. Nellie I. Potter, principal. Vermont avenue —Mrs. Ruby M. Bashford, K. A.; Alice Claypool, K. D.; Banna L. Rolfe, Mrs. Laura I. Thomp- son, Eltha Curry. Anna L. William- son, Laura L. Houghton, Minnie E. Hughes, Myrtle E. Small, Jennie L. Heap, Mary E. Gardner, Georgia 11. Rhoades, Maud McAfee, Edith :T. Hodgkins. Ada Blanchard, sloyd, five days; Helen E. Hunt, principal. Thirty-seventh street—Mrs. H. E. Burmelster, K. A.; Addle E. Doran, K. D.; Julia Hook, Christine Jacobson, Alice L. Wardwell, Anna D. Shields, Carrie- A. Mudge, Sophronla F. Peck- ham, Mrs. Irene Sweezy, Mrs. Mary C. Thompson, Elizabeth M. Oakley, Grace A. Laughlln, Mary Clark, Ida E. Morrison, Grace V. Hovey, Joseph C. McGee (playground), Alice C. Gray, Roy Porter, principal. Jefferson street—Elizabeth P. Wil- liams. K. A.; Frances J. Whitlock. K. D.; Minnie V. Whims, Carrie A. Sey- mour, Anna L. Flske, Ada B. Kelly, Alice B. Smith, Anna L. Welk, Elsie K. Petera, Bessie F. Reaves, Ida M. Rankln, Louise R. Vandegrlft, Mabel T. Gray, Mary A. Lang, principal. Thirtieth street—Helen A. Record, K. A.; Clara C. Smith, K. D.; Mrs. M. W. Curtis, Eda Loomls, Mrs. N. M. Al- lander, Bertha E. Fitzmier, Saldee Benson, Blanche Lashlee, Margaret Russell, Elizabeth E. Nlles, Jessie M. Lewis, Lucy Pessell, Alice L. Bates, Martha Cllker, May Bolton, Annie Rey- nolds, M. Isabclle Hutchlnson, Arthur M. Abbott, playground; Annlo R. Han- lon, undergraduate; Mabel V. Morgan, cookery, five days; William E. Mc- Gorray, sloyd, five days; W. W. Trltt, principal. Trinity street—Edith K. Runyon, K. A.; Elizabeth Gibson, K. D.; Clara E. Wright, Mary Hawley, Constance Write, Blanche Gregg, Minnie Town- send, Carrie E. Mullen, Alice W. French, Ruby Curry, Nellie Davis, Adellna Bland, Rachael H. Jamison, principal. West Vernon avenue —Mary 3. Workman, K. A.; Lucy S. Wilson. K. D.; Grace B. Wilson, Mary M. Cain. Leah M. Stauff'-r, Carrie M. Blan- ford, Lillian Cathcart, Beatrix M. For- tune. Agnes A. Merrill. Ida Jackson, Muriel Tatem, Abigail Baker, Cora L. Danlelson, Bessie Mason, P. ung.; Katherine K. Barker, cookery, three days, sewing two days; Josephine Bent, principal. Normandie avenue—Eleanor Vallely, K. A.: Mrs. Carrie B. Thompson, K. D.; Kate Henderson, Mary V. Hurley, Halite M. Williams, Jeannette McGor- ray, Elsie M. Jensen. Mft. Mary G. Rineheart, Haidje Gla«scock. Edith Ferguson, Fnnnle-E. Splaty, Dora Scol- lard, ung.; Ruby M. Hodge, sloyd, five days; A. C. Ayers, principal. ! Western avenue —Margaret Downing, principal; Margaret H. Lyon. Fifty-second stret—Una Burritt, K. A • Adelaide Demmon, K. D.; Beatrice Beckett, Annie R. Noble, Mary Colli- ver Flossie Weisbard, Katherine Hud- son', Charles F. Meagher, C. E. White, principal. Main street—Laura Chase, K. A.: Jessie B. Hayward, K. A.; Bessie Powell, X D.; Ora Flint. Grace Mo'.ler, Birdie M. Phillips. Ada E. Skofstad, Corlnne Davis, Theresa F. Reeve, Pauline M. Nemetz. Thlrza J. Isensee, Clara B. Evans, M. Emily Hodge. Jes- sie C Grove, Emma G. Conway, Laura H. Horsman, Katherine Comstock, Laura E. Merriman, Ellen F. Lang, ung.; I' "-'^n Montgomery, sloyd; Alice Hay, cookery, two days; Grace E. Finney, principal. Sixty-eighth street—Mrs. Margaret Cameron, K. A.; Lottie M. Young, K. D.- Elizabeth M. Jones, Louise C. Flynn principal: Flc ertce Bostwlck, Mrs. Margaret Robblns, Nettie Byerts, Gladys Bond. Manchester avenue— Olga Wunder- Heh K. D.; Nita H. Mills, Grace L. Rankln, Wlnlfr d Sands, Mildred E. Mogle, H. H. Couchman, principal. Athens—Edith I. Moon, Nora Sterry, principal. Gardena—Lizzie Kallenbach, Ina M. Davids, M. Winifred Richards, Ella L. Harris, E. H. Marbut, principal. Moneta—Martha Specht, Amy A. Armstrong, Marlntta B. Roe, R. J. Rogers, principal. McKlnley Home—Dora Waters, R. E. Wiatt, special; Paul W. Hopkins, N. C. Edwards, sloyd; L. J. Baldwin, prin- cipal. Lomlta— Daisy Harding, Adelaide M. Coombs, principal. Weston—Hilda S. Johnson, principal. Barton Hill—Pearl Brown, Mamie Yarnell, principal; Ethel G. Hoffman. Fifth street—lsabel C. Sylva, Trenna E Brown, Mabel N. Freeman. Gratia Trefethen, Jennie McCarthy, Gertrude Ambrose, Jessie B. Wlckersham, prln-. clpal. Fifteenth street—Rothel M. Harcus, X A.; Caroline H. Rogers, K. D.; Net- tie E. Trefethen, Grace Laughlln, Mabel L.. Spinner, Amelia A. Peters, Mary A. Colestock. Jean Glllesple, Mrs. Margaret H. Smith, Beth H. Nash, Verona Kanne, cookery, five days; Le- roy G. Brown, sloyd, five dayß; Nora Holleran, principal. Terminal—Mrs. J. D. Green, princi- pal ; Ysidora Pedroareila, Mrs. Anna \u25a0 M. O'Brien. * ! Wilmington—Maud Schultz, Grace B. Colestock, Anna Parsons, Harry L. Zlnt. Susie Greening, cookery, one day; principal to be appointed for both elementary school and high school. Dornlnguez— Mabel K. Shryock, prin- cipal. Lincoln school—Mrs. E. U. Knape South Park avenue —Margaret Hol- leran, Tula M. Johnson, Emma M. Pru- den, principal. Sixty-sixth street—Zeke K. Brunson, K. A.; Ruth Spencer, K. D.; Nancy R Wright, Elizabeth Bates, principal; Eva Wenger. Susie E. Miller, Isabel Bullock. Fifty-first street—Anna May Chap- man, Emma E. Llllie, principal. Hooper avenue—Elva D. Bond, K. A., A. M.; M. Bernlce Cheney, K. D., A. M.; Helen Stewart, K. A., P. M.; Grace Dupuy, K. D., P. MT; Gertrude M. Ellis, Dora Snyder, Belle M. Dun- can, Clara W. Johnson, Hilda Wtlcox, Augusta L. Kuhls, Vlda H. Berry, Hannah Buckley, Cornelia Duren, Mary S. Jones, Harriet B. Green, Annie M. Wasgatt, Nannie E. Mock, Mabel L. Nash, Louise Alexander, Blanche Le- Valley, Mary Morten, Adelaide M. Chapin, sloyd, five days; Mrs. Jennie Donahue, principal. Vernon avenue—Bernice L. Bear, K. A., A. M.; Anna McLaury, K. D., A. M.; Anna E. Flentjen, K. A.. P. M.; Nye W. Griffith, K. D., P. M.; Olive Taylor, Ella Robberson, Mrs. Emily F. White, Estella Grannis, Pearl Milner, Clara E. Scherer. Mrs. Velma V. Cur- tis, Jessie M. Fraser. Mary Weller, Blanche Campbell, Sophia M. Davies, Janet A Fraser, S. Edna Lobdell, Sara E Gooch. Esther L. Strauss, Clara A. Dean, Effle Sue Ball. Margaret Man- son. Bertha Grant, Evelyn V. Alex- ander, Mary Linn, Mrs. Evelyn G. Sutton, ung.; Kate McCarthy, princi- pal. McKlnley avenue—Cassie Scott, K. A.; Mary K. James, K. D.; Ina W. Ramboz, Eleanor J. Rogers, Helena Stull, Lillian Harrison. Mabel Coulson, Nellie Boothe, Bonnier. Green. Eliza- beth A. Fleming. Edith A. Eckleen, Anna Strand. Anne H. TTpton, Dorothy Crane, J. Estelle Graham, Roxana Stevens. Lillian B. Plato. Alice M. Ball, Mrs. Florence S. Ellert, ung.; Mrs. Esther C. Turner, sloyd, five days; Hadassah C. Beecher, cookery, five dnvs: Arthur C. Brown, principal. Twenty-eighth street — Mary B. Burns, iv. A.: May Elmendorf, X D.; Katnerlne Gilbreath, Mary B. Ludlow, Jennie Maxwell, M. Josephine Har- wood, Grace Johnson, Ida A. Brown, Clara M. Walker. Ahbie E. Brown, Elsie Long, Joseph Netz. Nellie W. Levings. Margaret Campbell. Mrs. Car- rie Ledfora, Mnrv Hall, Winifred Law- rence, Irene Dorfmeier. W. A. Mullens, Mlnta E. Cox. May E. Wright, P. ung.! Mary Junkin. sloyd, five days; A. W. Plummer, principal. Twentieth street —Alice L. Record, X A., A. M.; Sarah Helneman, K. D., A. M.: Ruth A. Henpner, K. A.. P. M.; Katherine Moore, K. D., P. M.; Cora E Lamb, Mary L. Buck. Mrs. Beatrice C. Chancy, Matilda Shields, Helen S. Dillon Grace V. Lambie, Ethel E. Crew, Rose A. Shrimnkin. Carrie War- den. Augusta C. Brlttan, Edith L» Bruckman. Pearl L.. Maynard. Jennie Hadley, Bessie Wine, Emma Jamison, Besnle F. Fowble, C. W. HarrUon, Edith Elder, Mrs. George S. Larkey, Olive N. Ensign, ung.; Mrs. Alice B. Shields, sloyd, five days; J. P. Voder, principal. San Pedro street—Pauline G. Curran, K. A.; Laura G. Bacon, K. D.; Harriet Waterbury. Grace Anderson, Rosella Stoermer. Delia Doan. Doretha Mc- Guire, Nellie H. Breen, Nellie Me Sweeney, Margaret Cassels, Annie B. Dowell, Edith Blum, Lulu Glockner, Estelle Sherwin, playground; Mable C. Johnson, Florence Dull, Katherine M. Cooney, ung.; Sydney F. Shute, sloyd, four days; Ida Hahn, cookery, five days; B. W. Reed, principal. Staunton avenue —Mrs. Mary B. Mur- ray, K. D.; Mary M. Foster, Mary A. 1 J. Phelps, principal; Frances A. Green, 1 Edith E. Wiggs, Grace E. Duncan. Santa Fe avenue—Lydla Shulz, Ethel M. Wllcox, I. P. Thurston, principal. Fourteenth street—Mrs. Nellie I. i Jones, K. A.; Edith E. Minor, K. D.; j Ella L. Cooney, Carrie Stuhlman, Stella I Ingram, Franco* Thompson, Ada M. j Kerlln, Margaret Keefe, Bessie East- i man, Mary A. Knapp, Eva G. Walker, 1 Mary L. Buckham, Violet M. Thayer, : Frances G. Conrad, Edna M. Kipper, Kosa Mann, Camille M. Glffen, Edna F. Lowe, R. B. Jenkins, playground; Frieda C. Boehncke, P. ung.; Emma F. Thornton, G. ung.; Mary E. Simpkins, sloyd, five days; Hattie J. Barcroft, , cookery, five days; F. A. Bouelle, prin- \u25a0 cipal. Seventh street—Margaret R. Carnes, ! K. A.; Ada M. Savage, K. D.; Kather- ine A. Gaud, Ada E. Herold, Eda H. Schlicher, Maud Watters, Susie E. Ponder, Alma R. Sutton, Edith M. Graves, Ida B. Mead, Blanche Scho- field, Caroline P. Crossman, Vera Brooke, Frances Blend, Mary C. Flynn, IP. ung.; Elizabeth A. Brewer, Gil- ; bertina Lane, Edith M. Brooke, Mildred i Crosier, Edwin T. Conly, George E. j Larkey, principal. Ninth street —Persia Wimberly, K. ! A.; Phoebe Parker, K. A.; Frances I Lawton, K. D.; Ildegarte Leib, Lillian 1 Williamson, Etta Post, Belle McKenzie, j Ada Nyman, Mrs. Belle Bruce, Mrs. 1 E. S. Murdoch, Esther Newton, Ag- i nes Sabine, Florence Wilson, Louise i Curtain, Blanche Reed, Sarah Burke, , Ung.; Elizabeth McPeak, Margaret Da- j vidson, Henrietta Glissman, Mary E. 1 Thomas, Inez M. Richards, Estelle i Harmon, N. J. Brubaker, Clara Mc- \u25a0 Millen, Mrs. Carrie Johnson, sloyd, | five days; Letitia L. Magee, cookery, I three days; J. B. Millard, principal. Boyd street—Florence B. Flood, Mrs. Margaret E. Oman, Lila B. Venable, Ella L. Cleary. Margaret Thole, Flora J. Northrup, Elizabeth Etter, Virginia E. Beer, Mrs. Agnes E. Karnahan, B. W. Griffith, principal. Hewitt street—Nellie G. Oliver, K. D.; Nettie L. Getchell, Mrs. Lillian P. Bradford, Jennie Germain, Juanita I. Davis, Marguerite Huey, Leah Law- rence, Eva M. Frank, ung.; Ada J. Miller, sloyd, five days; A. B. Heacock, principal. Amelia street—Bess Millar. K. A., A. M.; Elizabeth M. Maynard, K. D., A. M.; Eugenia West, K. A., P. M.; Lena E. Buck, K. D., P. M.; Tena Mc- Dougall, Eleanor B. Weyers, Ada A. Guptill, Alice L. Berwick, Orabel Chil- ton, Frieda Mauch, M. Sidney Gray, Clara Strong, Edna Carpenter, Mary I. Nagle, Ada M. Reynolds, ung.; Mary A. Henderson, principal. Macy street—Sarah Utley, K. A.; Corinne Marcellus, K. D.; Mary F. King, Edith L. Lane, F. Mabel Rice, Julia Q. Baker, Alice M. Rhoades, Ethel Cocke, Ctera Wetzel, C. G. Hop- kins, playground; Nella West, trade classes; Geraldlne Parry, D. S. and A.; Ada Bailey, cookery, three days; Arthur L. Flick, carpentry; Robert H. Lane, principal. Ann—Adelaide .Randolph, K. A.; Frances M. Rebman, K. D.; Alice L. Mahoney, Ruth L. McAllister, Elsie A. Crowe, Mary L. Shields, Minnie J. Thurber, Leah Phillips, Kate E. Saf- ford, Emma C. Anderson, Mrs. M. M. Murdoch, M. Frances Sanders, sloyd, three days; Mrs. M. A. White, prin- cipal. Utah street—Hazef Clarke, K. A.; Minnie Stansbury, K. A.; Clara I. Tim- mons, K. D.; Jean McMillen, Kather- ine Adams, Frances L. Derby, Mrs. Clara B. Lewis, Mrs. Mary A. Rams- dell, Ida E. Carrlck, Ruth Crouch, Mary A. Johnson, Grant Smith, Eva Hamilton, Alice J. Cushlng. principal. Second street —Mary D- Coryell, K. A.: Frances Bristol 1, K. T>r, Flora T. Edgecomb, Lottie Emery, Mildred Johnson, Mrs. Blanche Allen, Jean R. Mcßae, Mrs. Helen Aitken, Dora L. Garrison, Mertha Peters, Adella Adams, Eileen E. Staub, Bertha M. Rosa, Mrs. Kate L. Madden, Edna T. H. Manley, ung.; Mrs. Emma A. Gooch, sloyd, five days: Susie A. Greening, cookery, four days; W. B. Frackelton, principal. Hostetter street —Keturah Getz, principal. Euclid avenue—Hattie I Ferguson, K. A.; Lucy H. Alexander, K. D.; Grace R. Murdoch, Louise Parry, Jes- sie G. Nutting, Mary A. Davis, Cora Bracewell, Floy Stafford, Floss M. Pond, Mabel A. Gilbert, Florence Sands, Ella Morrison, Mary E. Pat- rick, M. Frances Sanders, sloyd, two days; C. J. Fox, principal. Breed street—Margaret K. Long, Lizzie G. Newkirk, Clara E. Heald, Cullle C. Fryer, Tthel McDermott, Elizabeth D. Sands, Franc W. Smith, Florence I. Dodge, Anna J. Homer, i Addie J. Samuels, principal. First street—Georgian E. Somerset, K. A.: Mrs. Hannah E. Giles. K. D.; Blanche Bostwlck. P. M.; Helen G. Maconachte, Annabelle Mitchell, Ger- aldine Fltzprerald. Elizabeth Harris, Pearl Wiggins, Jettie Baskett, Nina Merrill, Lucy E. Learning, Louise Graf, Lena A. Ely. Ada Bailey, cookery, two days; Lillian D. Hazen, principal. Cornwell street—Marguerite Mac- Kallp. X; A.; Lillian M. Clark, K. D.; Mrs. Kittie O. Martin, Mrs. N. J. Henry. Jean Sweetman, Isabella T. Kingston, lonia Ewing, Daisy S. Dean, Lillian R. Thielan, Natalie Barmann, Anna M. Norris, Alice Jones, Henri- etta Hough, Jessie Brunson, Florence Hay, Clara Brtiere, principal. Bridge street—Eva M. Spiers, K. A.; Rebecca W. Avery. K. D.; M. Grace Stuart, Nellie M. DeVault, Besßie A. Morris, Kate A. Melvin, Bertholda Hoen, Jennie R. Jordan, Octavia B. Lockett, Laura L. Hayes, Adele M. Mosseman, Anna K. Halloek, Anne L. Goodln, ung.; Josephine Hawley, sloyd. five days; Anna M. Whitman, principal. Special ungraded—M. W. Chandler, parental; James H. Hutt, detention; E. D. Snow, Solano avenue: E. E. Hitch- cock. Graf ton street; L. L. Gallup, Vernon avenue: J. Samuel Lacy, Ver- non avenue: John Schlege, 1, Santa Fe- I. P Thurston, Santa Fe; L. J. Baldwin, McKinley home; R. E. Wiatt, McKlnley home; C. E. Cronkhite, tt- tendance officer; J. S. Fox, attendance officer; Herbert F. Clark, attendance officer. Olive street, evening—M. W. Chand- ler Roy Porter, J. W. Utter. L. J. Baldwin, C. J. Relnhard, A. B. Hea- cock, James H. Hutt. C. E. Patterson, H. H. Couchman, R. E. Wiatt, commer- cial; J. C. Reinhard, principal. Castelar street, evening—W. F. Hughes, principal; M. S. Kuchney, George A. Young, C. E. CronkKe, sloyd, two days. Amelia street, evening—J. Samuel Lacy, W. E. White, principal. Utah street, evening—John Schlegel, S. V. Good, principal; W. A. Mullens, Alfred Kuykendall. Fourteenth street, evening—L. L. Gallup, E. D. Snow, I. F. Thurston, principal; C. E. Cronkite, sloyd, two days. Vernon, evening—A. H. Gibson, prin- cipal. San Pedro, evening—E. H. Marbut, principal. Special teachers—Mary F. Ledyard, supervisor; first and second grades, manual arts, Bertha H. Breckenfeld, supervisor; drawing, May Gearhart, supervisor; Mary S. Morae, assistant:' Elizabeth Miller, assistant; Alpha Big- ley, assistant; domestln science, Etta P. Flagg, supervisor; Harriet D. Ger- ould, assistant; music, Kathryn E. Stone, supervisor; Carrie V. Truslow, assistant; Zuleika Guiberson, assistant: Elizabeth N. Pepper, assistant; sloyd, C. A. Kunou, supervisor; Charles M. Miller, assistant; Ella M. Nevell, as- sistant; health and development, George L. Leslie, director; Laura B. Bennett, assistant; Herbert F. True, assistant; Albert W. Moore, assistant; Martha S. Case, assltant; Hiram B. Tebbett, assistant: Sara E. Blundell, typewriter and nurse; E. J. Llckley. director of compulsory education and supervisor of night schools; physical training, Everett C. Beach, director; E. Allen Berner, assistant and play- ground director; Harold Ryerson, as- sistant and playground director. Emergency teachers —Mrs. Harriet Hollingsworth, Agnes Wallace, Harriet E. Blrdsall and Grace M. Turner. The committee recommended that the position of second assistant su- pervisor of domestic science be created, and that Luella Delp be appointed to fill the place. That the superintendent be author- ized to change the boundaries of tJts- tricts where necessary for the best interests of the schools, and to es- tablish the boundaries of new dia- tricts. WOMAN IDENTIFIED AS WRECK VICTIM IS ALIVE Parents Fail to Believe That Miss Jagemann Escaped Death CHICAGO, Aug. 29.—There was Joy in the home of George Jagemann yes- terday where gloom reigned a few hours uefore, and Miss Lena Jage- mann, the daughter who has been mourned as one of the victims of the Grand Trunk railroad wreck near Dur- and, Mich., Is on her way to Chicago to assure her parents she is still alive. So impossible did it seem that the young woman was still alive after hep father had gone to Durand and Iden- tified the body of one of the dead as that of his daughter, that the first tel- egram from Toronto, in which Miss Jt jemann said she had escaped Injury, did not reassure the parents and yes- terday two more messages came from her in reply to the anxious inquiries. The last one announced she would fol- low immediately herself. REGULARS TO STUDY ARMY TACTICS AT FORT RILEY JUNCTION CITY, Kas., Aug. 29.— Problems at the Fort Riley camp of instruction for the comjng week will be worked out by the troops of tha regular army alone. The two regi- ments of Kansas national guards left the camp Friday morning, and two Nebraska regiments went Saturday, each having completed two weeks of tactical work. No more national guard regiments will be at Fort Riley until next week, when the Missouri and Oklahoma militia arrive for twenty-four days' work. Until the militiamen arrive the work of the regulars will be confined to tactics. . . TO ARREST WOMAN WHO HELD UP FORMER HUSBAND SALEM, Ore., Aug. 29.—A deputy sheriff left here laet night to arrest Mrs. Clara E. Klnsey on a charge of holding up her divorced husband at the point of a revolver and kidnaping their 16-months-old baby. The husband, Charles E. Klnsey, a merchant of Mills City, swore out the warrant for the arrest. 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