The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-08
Holmes, Ruth d. Williams. Edward E.
Hubert, Anna.
Latin-Enhlis Course.

Holmes. Ruth d. Williams. Edward E.
Hubert. Anna.
Latin-EnaIish Course.
Graf, Minda s. sanborn. Charlie. d.
Harris, Besss p. Tucker. Bessie E.
Lewis. WILDER 5. Whittier. Milton.
German-EngIish Course.
Calhoun, Gertrude B.Schutt Cora May.
F!eisher. Amanda fucker. Edith A.
Iyerson. Ida julia. Thicker Lena l.
MagEs. Motlie. Wilhelm. Frank.
Megrath. W. Fl.
Third-Year Graduates.
Atkinson. Sara f. ,Hergertt; Frank W.
Brown. c.. n. 4. Keen. Mamie l..
CaTTdin; Agnes l. : Nagsn, Eta Eta:
Dnpee Lulu Mande. Porter Aliee NJ
Fagerberg. Alma w. stroud. Minute T.
Facerberg. Fannie q Smith. Ida l..
Farnsworth. Annie. Walsh. Edith NJ.
Forsyth. A. 81 Way. Grace f.
Gorst. Lulu Viola Winsor. Blanche L.
Gould. Mabel Clare. Winsor. Gertrude l..
Hanson. Fl. A.
'The course will be completed and d.
ploma granted In September.
Manual Training.
Kelly. Fred ". Paulson. Gilbert II.
Melcaif Thomas o. Peterson. Eliot
The board ordered that the classe he
graduated ard diplomas be granted In
September.
I. T. Brewer in the following COM
muric1tion. rendered his resignation as
member of the beard
"Walla Walla. Wash. June t. 1855
To the Honorable Board Of School hi
eCtors.-Gentiemen When / removed
from the city Of Seattle with my family
IN December II was my purpose and in
tertlon 10 return there some tims during
the present year. bur circumstances quite
beyond nv control render the time II NY
~ Indefinite a I'D a l.
tzing that cannot live out OF the city
and 90 my duty as a school director /
respectfully. u. F. BREWER
Superintendent Barnard reported that a
number of children have been in The habit.
upon quitting school, OF confscating books
furnished by the board. on molten the
matter vas referred - the prosecuting at
torney. 20 make a test case OF one ALLEGED
theft reported last nigh; by the superin-
tendrnt
Secretary a 4. Guernsey submitted h.s
annual report upon thu condition 81 school
property in The district and suggested and
rstcu1TeTslsd necessary repairs 10 ID
made 10 the same during The summer Va
cation; referred 20 the committee on
buildings and grounds
TIE matter IF securing the Seattle the
ster for the high school commencement
exercises both afternoon and evening was
-f' ''s - $3.50 t~As Ns~*p%t4HNEs wan kt@H
or 10 act.
The school, Census.
The board appointed the following per-
sens II take tho school census:
First ward. Mrs. He;ner: Serond. Mrs.
Thomas. Th'rd, Mrs, Gronu'8, Fourth. J.
\ Buace: Fifth. Elizabeth Lehman an
Mabel Smith, Sixth. g E N-s;ou; Sew
entA, James Hathaway: E.zhth. II. NJ.
Crane, east hS}f % Ninth. A g. W Xsao-
stes vest ha,t - Ninth George X Peek
TIE question Of som ensation for the
census takers vas referred - COMA =
fee consisting - MssSrs. Lamb. Van aiai.-
zen ana ChH1erg
On asoglon q Van HoGtan. seconded ~
ChiloeTg the board decided 20 contribute
SIS toward re purchase - a piano al the
Cascade school Tie teachers a-d pupils
have already raised nearly 80 Iowars! rur-
causing 3ae instrument.
The educational COMMITTEES stated that
thTy es8 net Gsc det gDcu report or a =.
Increase % salaries asked Ear by .hn tea ~
eTS osrr Doass aSo. They promised %
taAe gn the matter Rex: SAek
M Issma vepavte3 :nat ne ;saeherz'
coF'svats&ee .as no; ready 20 report ca ths
lsst Z: te2cheTs 20 - submitted TO the
board Tor next tern, TIE s;Aer nc-nsess