The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12
SCHOOL DOORS OPEN.
ASSIGNMENT OF TEACHERS FOR
THE COMING TERM.
A Number of Changes Nade-Meef-
fngs Called to Prepare for the
Work Pupils Must Attend in
Their Own Districts.

| The ARRANGEMENTS for the year i@s-sS
! have been completed. in readiness for the
/ opening Of the eity's public schools on
Monday next.
/ The following meetings have been ar
| ranged 70 prepare for the work or the
/ school year:
The principals will meet the teachers al
their Offices in the different school build
/ ings al D. m today and will confer to-
gether at the city superintendent orfice
al .. n Monday. The high school teach
ers VIII meet at room u, Central school
guiding. today, az p. IN.
No permissions have been granted any
pupils 10 attend school outside their own
districts. and as the schools will be crowd
ed parents are earnestly requested 10 OBJ
/ serve the boundary lines of the districts
and send their children TO the proper
/ schools.
| High school entrance examinations win
/ be held Monday and Tuesday Of next
/ Week Only applicants coming from out
! side districts. and those residing in the
! city who were not pupils in any OF the
/ public grammar schools during the past
school year Will be admitted 10 this en-
trance examination. Pupils having failed
/ in the final examination for promotion TO
/ the high school last June and having stud
/ led during vacation to make up the den.
| cheney and enter the high school this fan
/ are required TO return 10 their grammar
I school principal or teacher for their ex-
/ No pupils bat those entering the first
/ year class of the high school are required
10 appear at the high school, or Central
of the second. third and fourth year
classes will not need to appear for regis
tration until Tuesday morning.
All pupils of the high school are request
ed not TO purchase their new books until
they have first seen their teachers.
! Following is the assignment of teachers:
High school
Principal-Edwin Twitmyer: Henrietta
Becker. Ella j. Caughey, Grant III. Cotton.
]. u. Curtis, II. A. Vowel, w. X, Steele.
er. Adella NJ Parker Title ]. Piper En-
ma A, SUBWAY Mary r. Shumway,
Madison NJ. Moss. Ella b. Varnes.
N. r. nny school.
Principal-A NJ Ross; Eighth grade. A.
NJ Ross; Sixth and Seventh grades. Edna
Leroy: Fifth grade A. c. Fields: Fourth
Agnes NJ. Goddard: Second grade, Mary
L. Downie: First grade Clara X. Adams:
First grade. Charlotte L. Hommer.
Cascade school.
Prineipal-Mrs. F. z. Niekels: Fourth
grade. Frances e. Nickels: Third and
grade, Ella ]. Jordan; Second grade, Mabel
Smith: Second grade. Beatrice, NJ Price:
First grade. Margaret Mccartney; First
grade. Mary E. Robeson; First grade.
Central school District.
Principally NJ. Widnaer The old Uni
versity building. ST. Francis hall. the
synagogue and the Central building COM
prise the Central district The office is
located on the second floor of the old Uni
Old University building Eighth grade.
+. r. Teachnor; Fifth grade Frances r.
Dougan: Fifth grade. Raw Manley; Fourth
grade, Essie s. Young: Fourth grade. Jo-
SpnhinR
Lyon; Third grade. Kate A Campion.
ST. Francis hall-Sixth grade. Mayme r.
Ellis Seventh grade. Martina Johnston;
land; First grade. Rena b. Talmadge.
Synagogue Second grade. Ada E.; Core:
Second grade. Anna F. Sparkling; Second
Central school-Ffrst grade, Emma c.
Hart: First grade. Florence NJ. Quigg;
First grade, Mary ArQut.
Columbia school.
Pr!ncipal-D. G. Fenton; Eighth grade
D. G. Fenton: Seventh grade. Belle Orr;
Sixth grade. Elizabeth A Howard; Fifth
grade. Mary Hyde: Fourth grade, L. III.
Ayres; Third grade Ida NJ. Reese; Sec
ond grade, c. S. Hyatt; First grade, Met
ia Armour
Green Lake school.
Principal-G. f. Conn; grammar grades
q. r. Conn; primary grades. Grace knipe.
Mercer school.
Principally p. Storey: Eighth grade.
Harriet Flower: Seventh and Eighth
grades. II. NJ. Bishop: Sixth grade. Nellie
J. Hopkins; Fifth grade Anna ]. Peiton /;
Fifth grade. Viola HUMPHREYS: Fourth
grade. zilpah f. Fenton: Third grade.
Sarah Cameron: Second grade. Henrietta
Elsenbeis; Second grade, Esther Pelton;
First grade Minnie Pelton; First grade
Alice Blake; First grade, Esther Suther-
land.
Denny school.
Principal-O. S. Jones: Eighth grade, T.
4. Stephenson: Seventh grade. Georgia
sixth grade. Alice Hitchings: Fifth grade.
Helen c. De Voc: Fifth grade. Anna NJ
Brown; Fifth grade, Sarah r. Foley;
Fourth grade, Flora A. Parsons; Fourth
grade, Linnie A. Moburg; Fourth grade
Rachel Hyland; Third grade. NJ T.
Barnes; Third grade Kate s. Hopkins
Third grade, Ada Sharples; Second grade
Die $. Jones: First grade. Stella TIM
phlette. First grade s. NJ Prichard; First
grade. Mary Z. Smith; First grade. Anna
l.. Berray; First grade, Carrie b. Lake.
Latonn school
Principal-w. @. Hartranft; Sixth. Sew
ranft: Third. Fourth and Fifth grades
Georgia Van Cleave: First and Second
grades. Emma c. Nevin.
Olympic school.
Vice principal 49, Miss j. c. Lombar d /.
Fourth grade, ]. C. Lombard: Third
ME V. Bell; First grade, Lillian Donald
son.
Queen Anne school.
Principal - Charles Pagan; Seventh
grade. Charles Pagan; Fifth and Sixth
grades. l. J. thompson Fourth grade
Hattie T. Morse; Third grade. Odessa Al
lender. Second grade, Grace Albright;
First grade, Willamette Allender.
Pacific school.
Prlncipal-C. A. Taylor; Eighth grade
( II r. Mills; Seventh grade. Lulu Satter-
thwaite; Sixth and Seventh grades, Mar
tina Mikkelson; Sixth grade. Alice
Staemphi: Fourth and Fifth grades
Flora Austin; Fifth grade. Alice Munday
Fourth grade, Lillian Wheldon: Third
grade. Annie A. Coffin: Second grade
Leila j. Chisholm; Second grade. Edith
r. Fisken: First grade. Agnes Ward
First grade. Ida Hensleigh.
Rainier school.
Principal-W d. Gerard: Eighth grade.
i. p. White; Seventh grade, A F. Mich
OILS; Sixth grade. Myrtle G MAYNARD.
Fifth and Sixth grades Viola Hawkins.
Fifth grade, Alice Leslie Fourth grade
H. G. Goodspeed: Third and Fourth
grades. II z McCuiloch: Third grade