The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-05
ROLL OF TEACHERS.
Assignments Made for the Sew
eral Schools.
CHANGE IN CENTRAL DISTRICT.
Prevfsiss asds by whieh the sm.iisr
chiidrss VIII Ses Have 70
walk Too Far.

The public schools Of the city viii open
next Monday morning and in all Of the
schools active preparations for the open
ing are being made Superintendent +. j.
Barnard was asked yesterday what he
thought would be the effect Of the open
ing OF the hop picking season upon the
attendance lie replied that the attend
ance for this school year promises 40 be
large but that for the frs. three weeks Of
the term it viii in al probability be light
on account Of families leaving town 70 80
hop picking. 'In fact" said he. 81 know
OF my own personal knowledge Of score
OF families in the suburbs who will lock
up their houses and remain away from
the city until hop-picking is over Just
how much the attendance Of the school
VIII be cut down during that season can
not say, bat last year many scholars were
absent the frst month and this year !
think many more viii go than last.
The principal change to be made in the
city schools this year Ii the dropping OF
the sixth. seventh and eighth grades from
the Central school and the distribution Of
the pupils who would have attended those
grades among the Denny. Pacific and
Columbia schools, according to boundary
for this action 10 that the school rooms
rented for the relief Of the overcroxded
Central school have been done away with.
thus causing the Central school to be again
oyercrowded. To compel the younger
children 20 60 out OF their own district and
attend schools further away from home
would work hardship upon them. so the
three upper grades in the Central school
will hs Apn >nA I'D To- h. Aur Ii
compelled 70 60 out Of their district The
relief rooms dispensed with are ak in
number, and are situated as follows: At
Seventh and Cherry streets. two: in Trim
ity church guild hall. one; on Pike street.
between Seventh and Eighth, two; on De-
pot street. near Albert, one.
The assignment of teachers for the
school year was completed by Superin-
tendent Barnard yesterday evening. Teach
ers and principals whose assignments do
not appear In the following list will be no.
titled later.
THIRD AND PINE STREET SCHOOL
First year grade Ida Hensleigh.
Second year grade-Sarah Cameron.
CENTRAL SCHOOL.
First year grade--Emma c. Hart. Ada
T. Core.
Second year grade-Anna McGinnis.
Third wear grade-Hattie Hamlin. Emma
l. Mastin.
Fourth year grade-A. L. Pollock, Mar
garet r. Lynch.
Fifth year grads--Anna NJ. Young. Belle
Orr.
The sixth. seventh and eighth grades Of
the Central win be transferred to the Denny
and Pacific schools. according to boundary
linas that will be announced later.
DENNY SCHOOL.
First year rrade-Elien Reid, Mary
Smith, Carrie Bigham.
Second year grade--Abbie 8. Jones,
Grace Albright, Anna Reid
Third wear grads--Carrie r. Goodeli,
Kate q. Hopkins, NJ. Estelle Barnes.
Fourth year grade Rachel M. Hyiand,
! Linnie A. Moburg. Flora A. Parsons.
1 Fifth year grade--May Willard, Anna
| VI. Brown, Jennie A. Smith.
Sixth year grade Martina Johnston.
J Ellen Evers.
| Seventh year grade Edna Leroy.
| Eighth year grade-Francis 4. Nickela
| SOUTH SCHOOL.
First year grade Elizabeth Atkinson,
| Jessie Steele.
Second year grade-Annis II. Coffin.
Mary 4. Cook
Third year grade-Harriet Z. Culver.
Fourth year grade Matte Z. Kesns.
| Alice Stsempfii
| Fifth year grade-H. r. McCulloch.
| Sixth year grade-Martha Mikkelsen.
1 Seventh year grade Alice Hitchings.
| Eighth year grade-Liliie L. White.
MERCER SCHOOL,
First year grade Hsgardt, Alice
| Blake, Genevieve Thompson.
Second year grade Henrietta Eisenbeis.
/ Charlotte Rice.
Third year grade Jennie Carr. Lulu ].
| Thompson.
| Fourth year grade Marie Hegardt.
| Fifth year grade-M. X. Schlegei.
Sixth year grade--Harriet Bishop.
Seventh and eighth year grades-Harrist
| Flower.
| RAINIER SCHOOL.
Seventh aud eighth year gradss-Lulu
| Satterthwait.
sixth year grade-M. C. MAYNARD.
/ Fifth year grade-E. J. Anthony. A. J.
4 Hildehrandt.
Fourth year grade-viola Hawkins, H.
1 &. Goodspeed.
Third year grads-F. NJ. stowsli. Addis
| Hagier.
second year grades, L. Goodspesd. Z.
| NJ. Peckham.
First year grade Fl. L. wsughop. N. Z.
/ Robson.
or1xrfc scHoor.
First year grsde-E. NJ. Pixies.
I. 7. MINOR SCHOOL,
First year grade-Anna Leland Brown,
| Lizzie Ameut.
Second year grade-M. L. Downie.
Second aud third year grade-Elinor A.
p Condor.
Fourth year grade-Carrie Shumway.
| Fifth year grade-Josephine q. Crane.
sixth year grade-~Ssde Young.
Gauaush and sighfh YEAR ernAe--Esthar
| Hyde.
COLUMBIA SCHOOL
First year grads-Me.a Armour.