The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25
GOING TO FAIRHAyEN.
Fourth Session of state Teachers Asso-
ciation-SchoOl Notes.

Wednesday afternoon the Christmas vacation
began 81 the public schools. Most Of the teach
VIII attend me fourth annual session Of the
State Teachers Association at Fsirasvsn. Inc
convention begins OF Tuesday. : programme
divided into three sections. secondary educa-
ton, grade section aud county supervision and
sax education vii. occupy the attention OF tao
convention Tuesday morning, aE1 reception.
VIII c'ose The day. The Attendance IS expected
= &c very large. The association will be il ses-
sion Unit. Thursday evening.
TAs following teachers from the Seattle
sc1ools viii Leave Monday evening on the
steamer Seholae for Fsirhaven:
Denny school-Mar.s Hagarit, Sarah Cam
eron. Ellen y. Eyers, Aob.e 5. Jones. o. ;.
Jones, Mary :. Smith. EAen Reid. Linnis No
6erg. Carrie E. Goodail. Il. E. Barnes.
south seaOol-Princ pal J. u. Atkinson, Lii
lie White, Mary Z. Hyde, Edns Leroy. Mar
tina ". NiSkels1n, Mrs. H Z. McCu.loch,
Katherine .. BtmEn. Martha !. Forster, Lottie
Blum. May II. Kennedy. : L Goods Il, Anna
\ Coffin, ENNIS {. Neyin, Lizzie Atkinson,
Alice slaemufiL
Central school-Principal P c. Richardson,
Jennie c. Lombard, Mary Z. Robson, Lille J.
Calsboif., Nav u Willard. Adelaide L POLLOCK.
Hattie A. Kella-n, Anna II. Young. sadie F.
Young. Belle orr, Tile J. Piper, Mrs. Ada Z.
Core, Mrs. Helen 1. Pearre, Alice A. Carter,
Alice tching.. Helen 6. De Voc.
Columbia sch0O.-Priueipal Earl s. Peet,
Martina Johnston, Dor. eehempp, Lets Lodge,
Ida Schodeld, Nellie Hamlin, Hattie Hamlin,
Ida Hensieigh.
High scho5I-Principal J. ". Heston, George
c. Mckee, c. :. HyaIr, Ella j. Caughey, Mary
shumwsy, Z. 4. shumwav.
7. T.. Minor school-Principal Edwin Twit-
myer c. SUBWAY. Esther Hyde, Bertha Breck-
enfield. Emma Martin.
NeEcer-Principal Chsrles Pagan, Lizzie G.
Hill, Jennie Carr, Harriet Flower, Minnie K
SChegel. susie Thompson. jennie V. Taomp-
son. Harrie. Bishop. Rose Hegardt, Beatrice
EYers. Nellie stevens.
The exhibit OF seattle pupils work at Fair
haven VIII be unusually fine. At the board
rooms yesterday afternoon the teachers were
busi]y packing for shipment the Contributions
from the various rooms Among the strl king
pieces was small model OF the Rainier school,
made in co!oFsd psper by George Hilderbrsndt
OF the eighth grade OF that school. Some fine
rnaps were made D. the eighth grade pupils of the
Central school Each was neatly mounted. aud
III tAe border an appropriate picture was drawn
ty the pupil For instance. the coast line of
Massachusetts, occupied the center of large
square at one side was a staaza Of the poem,
The Breaking Waves Dashed High,'' and on
the other a clever pen aud ink sketch OF the sh D
Mayfower.
The work done under direction of Miss Emma
:. Small. the drawing teacher, shows that
she has had remarkable success in her
efforts. Among the noticeable features OF
ths exhibit is this paper-cuttiug by the pupils
Of Miss Lomosri's room, the eighth graIe in the
Central. They have drawn beautiful ces gns
graceful and artistic. and cutting al ferent parts
in various co.ors Of paper have produced some
striking effects.
Miss Stella Maaheiert and Miss LILLIAN Purdy
have become SO much interested in the WORK of
the night school that they asked permission 10
continue il without pay during the raeesA III
school viii accordingly remain open.