Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-24
SALEM PUBLIC SCHOOL,
win Open ON Next Monday the asth.-
Lists Of Teachers, Etc.

Ltsts OF leaCneiei EtSs
: The city superintendent and JAM
tors are busily engaged in getting th'
, buildings in readiness for opening day
The buildings have been thoroughly
renovated and put in good serviceablC
condition. The schools will begir
with a corps of "a teachers in charge
The principles for the severa
schools are as follows:
East building-Prof e. II. Jones
and eleven assistants.
North building-Prof. A. J. Gar
land and six assistants.
Park building-Prof. Noah Welch
and four assistants.
Lincoln building-Prof. JOS. o. Hall
and four assistants.
Central schools-Prof. Amos W.
Long and three assistants.
At the Polytechnic, Miss Daisy
Lockley will be in charge Of one room
until other rooms are added if there
shall be found need for the same.
There will be meeting Of the princl-
pals on Saturday at 10 a. m. at the
superintendents office in the East
building.
A general business meeting of all of
the teachers at the East building on
Saturday at 2:3O o'clock. All pupils
must register with the district clerk
before they enter school.
All bona tide resident pupils are ad-
mitted free to the schools.
Nonresident pupils will have to
pay tuition of $40 term of Al months
in grammar grades and $3.50 per
term of Al months in primary grades.
The schools will convene at the usual
opening hour-9 o'clock a. IN.
Pupils will be admitted to the base
ment OF the several schools at $50
o'clock.
After general assembly and opening
exercises the pupils will be assembled
in their respective rooms where their
names will be enrolled, classes organ
ized, etc., and then book lists contains
ing the necessary pupils books and
other supplies will be distributed
among the pupils, and then the schools
will be dismissed until Tuesday morn
ing at usual opening hour
The boundary or division lines be.
tween the schools that were estab-
lished for last term will with very
slight changes be observed this term.
Diligent inquiry will be made of
the pupils as to the location of their
respective homes. The teachers will
make up complete record showing
pupils names, ages and residences on
Monday. If pupil at any building on
Monday are not at the proper build
ing for them the teacher 10 charge
will send them to the proper school
building. All teachers will remain at
their respective building until noon
on Monday.
The outlook is favorable for large
attendance this term. Many vacant
houses are being rented by people
moving into the city to make their
homes here temporarily, or perma-
pently, in order to get the benefit of
Salem's excellent school facilities.
There were enrolled in all of the
schools last term, February II to June
10Th, 500 boys and III girls, total of
1,64O pupils.
The average attendance for the
term, was 1888.
The total number remaining in the
schools, on June 10Th. was 1852
pupils.
1t is expected that the attendance
for the first month Of the coming
term, will not fall short of 1400
pupils.
NAMES OF TEACHERS.
East school, G. II. Jones, principals:
Assistants, Misses MI Morris, Meta
Davis, Luella Cary, Helen Hibbard,
S. E. Lewis, Hope Cans, Musa Geer,
Emma Kramer, Matte McNary, Al
lena Mellen, Margaret j. Cosper.
North School, A. j. Garland, princi-
pal:-Assistants, Mrs, A. j. Garland,
Mrs. NJ. G. Matthieu, Miss Emile A.
Henry, Miss Rose Moore, Miss NJ. E.
Currin, Miss N. AIDA Hart.
Park school, Norah Welch, princi-
pal:-Assistants j. 9. G. Lewis, Mrs.
Earl Race, MiSs'C. X. Bentley, Miss
Ella 'Pohle.
Lincoln school, Joseph o. Hall,
Miss Carrie
Bradshaw, Mrs. j. o. Hall, Mrs. NJ.
b. Nichols, Miss Carrie Shumaker.
The Central schools, Amos w. Long,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Miss Marie
Rockwell, Miss Nj. Il. Darcy, Mrs.
Alice Ill. Dodd.
Polytechnic school. Daisy
Lockley will teach classes belonging
to the first, second and third grades.
An pupils living north of River
street Riverside addition, and its