The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-13
Over 5000 Volumes to Be
Added to the SChool
Libraries.
ApPoRTIoNED TO ATTENDANCE
Renor+ of the Number of Pupils
and Attendance Up to
Date.

calling upon them to submit to him ilst
of such books as they may most desire for
the libraries of the several schools.
The fund at the disposal of the Superln-
tendenu Tor the purchase OF books is little
over $500. With this he expects to pur-
chase about 5000 books.
He has called for report OF the average
attendance at the schools, and finds 1t TO
be little over $1,000. He has, therefore,
advised the principals to file their requisi-
ton based upon an average Of 10 cents Tor
every pupil in their respective schools.
Another list of books is called for, based
upon an average of cents per pupil, the
books to go into the teachers reference IL
brary in the rooms of the Superintendent.
The Superintendent has arranged plan
by which the principal making the requi-
sition for the book shall have a first claim
upon it, and be entitled to It's use for an in
definite period
Following is the report of the number OF
pupils belonging to the schools and the
average of their attendance as prepared
by Assistant Secretary Wade, and upon
which the apportionment of books will be
made:
Agassiz Primary School, twelve classes; aver
age number belonging, 615.2; average daily
attendance, 51S.7; Miss Sarah J. Jones princ1-
pal
Bernal Heights Primary School, six classes;
average number belonging, BOG; average daily
attendance, 289; Miss Mary L. Heating princi-
pal.
number belonging, 4S0.1; average daily at
tendance, 449; Frank Morton principal.
Broadway Grammar School, fifteen classes;
average number belonging, 1898; average
daily attendance, 6815; Miss Jean Parker
principal
average number belonging, 1919 average
daily attendance, 1893; Miss Amelia G. Catlin
principal.
Chinese Primary School, three classes; aver
age number belonging. 1913; average daily at
tendance, sos; Miss Rose Thaver principal
Clement Grammar School, fourteen classes;
average number belonging, IVA; average
daily attendance, 67l.9; Miss Mary E. Gala
Cleveland Primary School, nine classes;
average number belonging, 1865; average
daily attendance, 34S.4; Miss Annie E. Slavin
principal.
Cooper Primary School, twelve classes;
average number belonging, 615; average daily
attendance, 5S6S; Mrs Celine R. Pechin prin-
cipaI.
Columbia Grammar School, thirteen classes;
average number belonging, 743.4; average
daily attendance, 6126; Miss Lizzie B. Burke
Croker Grammar School, twelve classes be-
longing, $3.50; attendance, 1917; William
H. Edwards principal
Denman Grammar School, sixteen classes;
belonging, 740.4 attendance, 701.9; AFRO L.
Mann principal
Douglass Primary School, four classes; be-
longing, 1927: attendance, 1923; Miss Wini-
fred L. Tarpey principal.
Edison Primary School, twelve classes; be-
longing, 403:9; attendance, 1882; Miss Bessie
Dixon principal.
Emerson Primary School, twelve classes: be-
longing, 6O4.1; attendance, 564.9; Miss Sarah
NJ. Wilson principal.
Everett Grammar School, fourteen classes; be-
longing, 667; attendance, 624; Mrs. Frances
A. Banning principal.
Fairmount Primary School, twelve classes;
belonging, 554.S attendance, SOL; Miss Clara
NJ. Johnston principal.
Franklin Grammar School, fourteen classes;
belonging. 62O.1; attendance, 1886; James G.
Kennedy principal.
Fremont Primary School, eight classes, Miss
Rose Goldsmith principal-Belonging, 374;
attendance, 347.3
Garfield Primary School, twelve classes, Miss
Mary A. Scherer princip al-Belonging, 589.7:
attendance, 544.S.
Girls High School, twelve classes, Elisha
Brooks prineipal-Belonging, 1925; attend
Golden Gate Primary School, eight classes,
Mr.! Mrs, AuTelia Gr1fith principal = Belonging,
Haight Primary School, ten classes Miss
Mary A. HasYen principal-Belonging, 1908;
attendance, 1913.
Hamilton Grammar School, sixteen classes,
William A. Robertson principal-Belonging
6944; attendance, 660.6.
Harrison Primary School, seven classes, Mrs.
Mary A. O'Neal principal-Belonging, 315.1;
attendance, $50.
Hawthorne Primary School, nine classes,
Mrs. Sarah j. Mann principal - Belonging
1851; attendance, 1862.
Hearst Grammar School, fourteen classes
Mrs. Nettie A. Wood Observation-Disclosures
6S3.6; attendance, 629.9.
Henry Durant Primary School, twelve classes,
Mrs. Georgia Washburn principal Belong
ing, 5S1.4; attendance, 1897.
Horace Mann Grammar School, eighteen
classes, Joseph OConnor MISUNDERSTANDING
1921; attendance, 1853
Humboldt Primary School. eleven classes Miss
Mary A. Castelhun principal-Belonging 566 I;
attendance, 532.
Irving Primary School, eight classes, Miss
s8O8; attendance, 354.5.
James Lick Grammar School, fifteen classes
tendance 66O7.
John SWEET Grammar School, eighteen classes.
Albert Lyser pr1neipal-Belonging, 1922; at
Jefferson Primary School, nine classes. Miss
Mary n. Murphy MISUNDERSTANDING, 36O.8;
attendance, 1888.
Lafayette Primary School, eight classes, Miss
Anna B. Chalmers notwithstanding, 1886. Z;
attendance, 354.l.
LIE Conte Primary School, eight classes. Miss
Margery Z; Robertson principal-Belonging
356; attendance, 334.
Laguna Honda Primary School, two classes,
Miss Katherine Casey, cipal-Belonging
40; attendance As.
Lincoln Grammar School, nineteen classes
James T. Hamilton, Observation-Disclosures
1877; attendance S47.3.
LongfeloW Urinary school, eleven classes
Miss ennle Smtth principal-Belonging 5I4 2 |;
attendance 475.3.
Madison Primary School, four classes. Miss
Elizabeth +. Bartlett, prineipal-Belonging
100; attendance 1893.
Marshall Primary School, twelve classes Mrs
Margaret II. Walker, rincipal-Belonging 6O7;
attendance 564.5.
Mission Grammar School, fourteen classes.
Mrs. Janet r. Craven, ipal-Belonging
6549; attendance 619.7.
Monroe Primary School, four classes, Miss
Annie M. Hagarty, MISUNDERSTANDING 1872 !;
attendance 171.7.
Moulder Primary School, ten classes. Mrs.
Katherine E. Brogan. Observation-Disclosures
1853; attendance 1888.
Normal School, one class, Albert H Yoder
principal-Belonging 82.6; attendance, 1914
North Cosmopolitan Grammar School, eleven
classes Mis- Margaret Mckenzie principal
Belonging, 426; attendance 400.
Ocean House Primary School, one class,
Dania j. Delay MISUNDERSTANDING, 26; ;
attendance, 25.4.
Pacific Avenue Primary school, seven
classes, Miss Ida Z. Shaw principal Belonging
1924; attendance, 2S2.7.
Pacific Heights Grammar School, fourteen
classes Miss Alice NJ. SNncen principal-Be-
longing, 772; attendance, 6S2.8.
Peabody Primary School, nine classes Mis-.
Gertrude II. Cahalin Observation-Disclosures
ASH attendance, 1923
Polytechnic High School, ten classes, Walter
n. Bush clpal-Belon ging, 464; attend
anee, 43S.
Potrero Primary School, twelve classes, Rich
ord To- t,-11 ~ o. q,