The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-20
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The speaker related briefly what he saw at the
Saratoga convention Of the National Educa-
tional Association and said that the last years
exhibits of school work at Fsirhaven surpassed
what he saw at Saratoga He had invited the
association to meet here In 1894 and said that
the best way to get II was to show what good
work could b done in the meantime.
He suggested that each scnool give it, own
Columbus day celebration. and that II b made
- patriotic and attractive - possible. It was
more than likely that the course In geography
would b shortened and some other useful study
substituted. There will b more instruction in
elementary science and the course in arith-
metic will end with the seventh instead of the
eighth year. He also gave out some valuable
suggestions concerning drawing and penman-
ship and noted the differences that had been
made In the course for physical culture.
Mr.. Barnard saia that plan had been adopted
BY which, twice year. the picture and . bio
graphical sketch Of two pupils from each room
in the city would be publish ed. In this deport-
ment, attention and scholarship will be taken
into consideration. It had been thought that
this would stir mp the scholars to great effort
After urging upon all the importance OF care
full preparation OF the Seattle exhibit for the
appointment Of the following committees %
have charge Of their respective departments:
sruDIEs
Administrations. Prot. 7. p. Storey:
first grade, Miss Mary Robson; second grade,
Miss Margaret Lynch: third grade, Miss May q.
ffth grade, MISS Jennie A. Smith: sixth grade.
Miss Martha Mikkelsen; seventh grade, Miss
Edna Leroy: eighth grade, Mrs Eickels
Observation-Disclosures, Prof. Earl 3. Peet: first
grade, Miss Kate Bighsm; second grade, Miss
Ella Peckham; third grade, Miss LottIs Blum:
fourth grade. Miss Carrie subway; NTH grade,
Miss Hattie Kelinm; sixth grade. Miss Elem
Evers: seventh grade. Miss Mary Hyde; eighth
grade, Miss Lille p. White
Geography-Chairman, Prof. p. G. Richard.
son: third grade. Miss Emma I. Martin; fourth
grade, Miss Kate Beman; hith grade. Miss b.
Breckenfeld; sixth grade, Miss SADIE Young;
seventh grade. Miss Belle Orr.
Reading-ChArman. Prot w. D. Gerard: frat
grade. Misc A. I. Brown: second grade. Miss
lTsie Ament: third grade. Miss Estelie Barnes:
fourth grade. Miss NJ. K. schlsgsl; nth grade,
Id.
eighth grade, Miss Harriet Flower.
speiling-ChairmAn, Prof w. r. Babcock:
nrst grade. Mrs: II. waughop; second grade,
Miss Anna Coffin; third grade, Miss Lulu
thompson: fourth grade, Miss Viola Hawkins;
fifth grade Miss Marie Hegardt: sixth grade,
Miss Emma J. Anthony; seventh grade, Miss
Esther Hyde: eighth grade, Miss Esther Hyde.
scienee-ChAirman, Prof Edwin Twitmyer;
second grade, Miss s. +. Goodspsed: third grade,
Miss Belle Wallace; fourth grade, Miss Adelaide
Pollock; ffth grade. Miss Harriet Bishop; sixth
grade. Miss Ida Springfield; seventh glade,
Miss Lizzie Brown: eighth grade. Aiss lAszis
Brown.
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first grade, Miss Mary shumway: second grade,
Miss Bertha BrecEenfeid; third grade, Miss Jen.
ME Lombard: fourth grade, Misc A. l. Brown;
fifth grade, Miss Margaret Lynch
ship-Chairman, Prot ]. ?. Wilson
Musie-Chairmsn. Prot. H. s. sharpe.
Physical custure-ChAirmAn, Miss Anna Lee
Goodreii.
Teachers atdss-Chsirman, Prof Charles Fa-
gan; hrss grade, Miss Rose Hegsrdt; second
grade, Miss Lera Lodge: third grade, Miss Elinor
Condor: fourth grade. Miss H. G. Goodspee ;
9th grade, Miss Hattie Hamlin: sixth grade,
Aiss Celia NJ. Mitchell: seventh grade, Miss
Lulu Sstterthwait
Buildings ana school architecturs-Mr. John
Parkinson.
History---Prot O. 8 Jones: eighth grade, Miss
Jennie c. lombard
History of sohools-Prof O. & Jones, PROT W.
q. Mccarthy.
These meetings will be held onee Q month In
the assembly room OF the Seattle High school
To-day the grades will hold meetings In the
Central school a. follows:
FRS; grade. in room z: Second, room 3: Third,
room 3; FoyNa, room 10; Fifth. room Ii. Sixth,
room l.; Eighth. room 6. and seventh, room s