Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-11
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During the intermission which f0l
lowed this address, Miss Crane, of Potts
dam, New York, sang solo very effect
lively and was enthusiastically encored
Professor More, of this city, was th
next on the programme with an address
on Psychology.
General exercises under the manage
ment OF Miss Matte Reed concluded tn
afternoon session.
NOTES.
Today's programme includes talks OF
geography, music and drawing in thu
four lower sections, with forty minutes
devoted to discussion in each room
while the high school section will heal
the following addresses: Physics, Mr.
James D. Graham; algebra, Miss Clara
Lillibridge; elementary geometry, Miss
Geneveve Sharpe; plane and solid ge
ometry, Mr., James n. Pemberton.
In the afternoon there will be another
general session, in the assembly hall
with the following programme: Founda-
tions of pedagogical study, Superintend-
ent G. H. Keyes; school room decora.
tions, Miss Cora Slack; fundamentals in
arithmetic, Superintendent G. HI. Keyes
school organization and government
/, Requisites in the teacher, DR.. A. w.
Plummer; 2, how to begin, Miss Mar
garet X. Scott; 5, means to be employ
ed, Mr.. G. l.. Ennis; 4, rules, Mr.. James
A. Foshay; 5, punishments, Mr.. w. +.
Bray; 8, discipline on the school
grounds, Miss Janet Henderson.
There are numerous exhibits of the
work Of the scholars of the city and
county schools in the halls and ante
rooms of the High school building, not
the least interesting of which is that
arranged by Mrs. Bradfield, who has
charge of the instruction in drawing in
the schools of this city. There are
specimens OF drawing by every child in
the city schools. and some most remark.
able examples OF drawing OF objects
from memory. There are also some
fine specimens of clay modelling and
paper cutting by the youngest children,
between the ages of 6and s. Noticeable
among the clay modelling specimens are
some baskets of fruit, excellently formed
and very naturally colored by the little
ones of Ninth-street and Thirtieth-
street schools, particularly basket of
halves of oranges from Thirtieth-street
school,
There are 426 teachers on the register
from this city and county, of which the
following is nearly complete list
Los Angeles-Miss Mary Deacon, Miss
Mary f. McGraw, Mary A. Henderson,
Dora G. Vickrey, Millie M. Cox, Mr.. A.
N. Sheldon, Mrs. Mary L. Swizer, Miss
Marion Rouse, Miss Nora L. Desmond,
Miss Carrie M. Blanford. Mrs. Minnie j
Gerenman, Miss Emma Griffice, Mrs.
Gertrude Croft, Miss Frances Harrow
Miss Jennie M. Henderson, Miss Ella
Stolltenberg, Miss Bessie M. Cox, Miss
Margaret S. Clark, Miss Ella Ditson,
Miss Helen E. Hunt, Miss Nellie M.
Quayle, Miss Laura l.. Boquist, Miss
Bertha S. Wilkins, Miss Marietta Hogg-
man, Miss Margaret L. Benedict, Miss
Ada +. Hutchins, Miss Carrie Reeves,
Miss Clara M. Healy, Miss Mary A.
Parmelee, Miss Mary Mcdonald, Miss
Carrie w. Roberts, Miss Clara G. Du-
bois, Miss Isabel Overman, Miss Alice
Reeves, Miss Florence Hamilton, Mrs.
Mat Smith, Mrs. Nellie B. Cushman,
Mr.. G.. Chilcote, Miss Nellie f. Ray,
Miss Fidelia A. Anderson, Miss Blanche
E. Leviele, Miss Vesta A. Olmstead,
Miss Mary l.. Hayes, Miss Cora S. Slack,
Miss Regina Weinshank, Miss Olivia
Day, Miss Rose H. Hardenberg, Miss
Dora Millard, Miss Lizzie B. Oliver, Miss
Leona Hasler, Mrs. Kate Brodtbeck,
Mrs. Grace V. Clark, Mrs. Mary N.
Penman, Miss M. Helen Reavis, Miss
Agnes M. Blakeley, Miss Maud
Blanchard, Mr.. j. Millard, Miss Mary A.
Richardson, Miss Lizzie G. Shultz, Mrs.
Dora H. Broadwell Mrs. Mary E. Bear,
Miss Clara Stoltenberg. Mrs. Fannie H.
Barron, Miss Martha M. Knapp, Miss
Helen Henry, Miss Maggie Tracy, Miss
Eliza Bengough, Mrs. Mary E. Garbut,
Miss Laura j. Campbell, Miss l.. X.
Reed, Miss Mab!e Rorick, Mrs. Nellie c.
Rorick, Miss Fannie p. Wright, Miss
Matte H. Wilson, Miss Mollie A.
O'Connor, Miss Eleanor M. JOY, Miss
Edith M. Joy, Miss Helen w. Davis,
Miss Elizabeth J. Gibson, Miss Minnie
Baxter, Miss Harriet Cory, Miss Lucy
G. Mcconnell, Earl Parsons, Miss
Nellie Shine, Miss Sarah G. Reece, Miss
Mary Hutchinson, Miss Anna Stewart,
Miss Margaret Scott, Miss Laura Fort
son, Miss Belle McFadden, Miss Lizzie
D. Moore, Miss Mabel E. Dunn, Miss
Anna s. Griswold, Miss N. j. Miller,
Miss Ida M. Mccormack, Miss Helen 0.
Anderson, Mrs. W. S. Thorp, Mrs. AL
bertina Smith, Miss Augusta Root, Miss
Esher L. Strauss, Miss Bertha E. Cor
uOH, Miss NOItlC n1. DlCh, MISS ElleIl y
Betz, Miss Clara Bruere, Mr.. Charles E.
Latham, Miss Olga H. Dorm, Miss Mel
lie M. Fritzmeyer, Miss Belle Sharp,
Miss Lizzie A. West, Miss Maggie o.
Donoghue, Mrs. T. I'll. Munday, Miss
Alice Gray, Mrs. Marian E. Blake, Mr..
M. G. Bettinger, Miss Augusta Flent-
jen, Miss Lizzie F. Keller, Miss
Eliza, Myrick, Miss Hattie Taylor, Miss
Mary S. Murphy, Miss Ella Carrothers,
Miss Ella Kane, Miss Eugenia L. Hobbs,
Miss Louisa L. Williamson, Miss Mary
E. Foy, Miss Emma j. Davidson, Miss
Cora M. Getchell, Miss Susie M. Vaughn,
Miss Estella Cowan, Miss Kate Des-
mond, Miss Margaret f. Philipson,
Miss Emma G. Kane, Miss Mary F.
Claypool, Mrs. Emma A. Hanchette,
Miss Nettie Getchell, Miss Bertha Fitz-
nier, Miss Louise A. Williams, Miss
Maria H. Perry, Mrs. Ella F. .O'Gorman,
Miss Mary A. Cook, Miss Esther Nc
Cleve, Miss A. j. Cushing, Miss Ida M.
Williams, Miss Kate j. Brown, Miss
Minnie Devine, Miss Mary Alexander,
Miss Maggie j. Henry, Mr.. Charles L.
Ennis, Miss Ella E. Clark, Miss Nora
Tracy, Miss Jennie G. Gould, Miss
Adelaide Vose, Miss Rosella Lizard,
Miss Maud Mills, Miss Sarah Laven-
thall, Miss G. Lynch, Mrs. Martha A..
White, Miss J. Ross, Miss Margaret +.
Click, Miss Ida L. Hall, Miss Addie c..
Murphy. Miss Alice DeHart, Miss Kate