Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30

Cold Closes School
! The Washington street addition to
the old building consists of six rooms,
and accommodates 300. The cost was
S23,S77. The building was opened sew
eral weeks ago, before It was entirely
| completed, but cold snap showed that
| the heating apparatus was not yet in
shape and the addition had to be closed.
Edward Dolland, the principal, will have
under his charge Cassie Asmburg, We
mona +. Huntley, Ada M. Weld, Burney
Porter, Adelaide Vose, Elizabeth Quint,
Mary c. Allen, Nellie w. Levings, Sara
c. Reese, Anna L. Beatty. Carolyn Cul-
ver Effie M. Weisbard Margaret Buell.,
Florence Simpkins, Maud M. Owings,
Julia Sale and Florence Il. Ringle, a
substitute.
The Fffty-fourth avenue school, at
| t1tty-fourth and Monte Vista streets,
is an addition of four rooms, costing
$40, 465. The addition accommodates 200
pupils. Carlotta E. Thornton is princi-
| pal, While j. jeanette Haveman, G.
Marie Halvorson, Nellie M. White, EN-
ma A. Mccarthy, Agnes e. Daniels,
Rose E. Mohan. Jessie M. Crandall,
Lillian Rub, Susan H. Reeves, May G.
kimbel Arminta M. McMahan and Ida
E. Hahn are conducting the little feet
along the road to learning.
| On Gates street near Downey avenue.
four-room annex has been erected at
a cost of $7S24. The staff of teachers at
th1s school now consists Cf Mary e. In
graham, Gertrude Mackenzie, Cora A.
Parker. Mary Hawley, Ella Stoltenburg,
May A. Bowcher, Mabel Benjamin, AL
ma |. Stickel, Bertha Mcdaniel, Esther
u. strauss, Kate Haggerty, Laura H.
Horsman. Elizabeth McFadden and the
principal, Mrs. Mary A. Ramsdell.
Inc MtCheltOrPn1 street school Daor
Sunset boulevard, is a small two-room
structure costing $3776, and will accom-
modate 100 pupils. The teachers are
Mrs. Emma c. Wisler and Alice H.
Phillips, the latter being principal.
siX-room addition has been built at
the Twenty-fourth street school at a.
cost of $11,6S5. The new building has
accommodations for 300 pupils. With
the increased room the teaching corps
Will consist of Olga H. Dorm, F. Fern
Andrews, Maud Park, Margaret Graves
Leila Glasscock, Ella G. Webster, Ida.
NJ. Dave, Bertha c. Wright, Isabelle
M. Hutchinson and Amelia M. Foshay
the principal
AT Thirty-ninth street an addition has
also been built consisting of four rooms.
The building, which cost S11, 900. is near
Budlong avenue. The teachers are
Mrs. Leila Freeman, Addie E. Doran,
director; Julia Hook, Christine A. ia
cobson, Alice L. Wardwell Anna D.
Shields, Carrie A. Nudge, Muriel c.
Henderson, Annie e. Callaghan, Mrs
Irene Sweezy, Sophronia F. Peekham,
MABEL II. lesson, Bertha A. Humbert
Grace A. Laughlin, Ida e. Morrison,
Grace V. Hovey. w. e. White, Alice C.
Gray and Vesta A. Olmstead, the prin-
cipal
"A four-room annex was also built at
the JEFFERSON street school, which is at
Key West street. The annex cost $S244
and there is room for 200 additional pu-
pills. Mary A. Long, the principal, is
assisted by corps consisting of Flor
ence Fitch, assistant; Frances Bristor
director; Minnie V. Whims, Mrs. Carrie
A. Seymour, Julia c. Miles, Ada B.
Kelly, AIDA M. Post, Josephine NJ. Dry
den, c. Delphina Kennedy, Bessie F.
Reaves, Lulu Thorpe, Elizabeth Nail,
Mae l.. Johnson.
The West Vernon street school. be-
tween Grand avenue and Olive street,
is new building of four rooms, and
cost $IS74, About 200 pupils will find
accommodations. The principal is Jo-
sephine Bont, and the other teachers
| are Grace B. Wilson, Mary M. Cain and
| Nellie Bennett
At Fortieth street new eleven-room
| building was elected at q cost of S27. :
894. 1t will hold 500 pupils. Rachel II.
Jamison is the principal and her COM
panion teachers are Elsie Dobbins, as
sistant; Elizabeth 1. Gibson, director:
| Cora Bracewell, Clara E. Wright,
Blanche e. Gregg, Mrs. Belle BrTce
Minnie Townsend, Mary B. Ludlow,
Adelina Bland, Carrie e. Mullen, Louis
| w. Curtis and Nellie Higman. This
school is at Trinity street.
Main Street School Enlarged
The Main street school, corner of
Fifty-second and Main streets, has been
enlarged by an eight-room annex at a
| cost of $4,000. There is room for 400
additional pupils. The teachers are
Lottie M. Young, Bessie Powell, Ora
| Flint, Rebecque M. j. Cooper, Ada r.
| Skofstad, Pearl l.. Galliher, Jessie C.
Grow, Ellen f. Lang and the principal
Grace e. Finney. Birdie M. Phillips
M. Louise Nelson, May Hogarth, Addie
M. Lennon and Minnie K. McHerron
are included on the staff as substitutes
-Four rooms have been added at the
Seventh street school, increasing the
schools capacity by 200 pupils. The ad-
dition cost $11,277 The building is at
the corner of Wilson and Seventh
streets. George e. Larkey, the princi-
pal has under his supervision as teach
ers Helen r. Stafford. Ada M. Savage,
Mary M. Foster, Elizabeth A. Gaud,
H1ud H. oCHiClSI, Mduu WATERS, Mary
Q. Flynn, Frieda c. Boehncke, Edith
Bell, Ida B. Mead, Blanche Schofeld,
Carolyn +. Crossman, Emily Clarke,
Margaret A. Russell, Anna NJ Carroll
and M. r. Pendleton. Ada e. Harold,
Edith M. Graves and Bertha L. Phelps
are substitutes.
The Boyd street school, near San
Pedro street, has five-room addition
for $50 pupils, and cost $11, ,45O, Kath-
arine Clark is the principal. The corps
of teachers consists of Daisy B. Gra-
ham, Wilhelmine Clifford, Ella l.. Cell
ary Mary V. Hurley and Lulu Barris.
Mary Killain, Elma c. Levy, Carrie b.
Clark and Alice C. Paine are the sub
stitutes.
Another four-room annex was built
on the Utah street building. The school
Is at the corner of Kearney and Utah
streets. The annex was built at a cost
of $11 400 The teachers are Adelaide
Harris assistant; Clara l.. Timmons,
director; Mrs. Clara b. Lewis, Bernice
q. Davis, Frances L. Derby, Ida E.' Car
rick, Constance H. Wete, Laura Dieck-
| man NaIIia M HiHnahauph and (lhag.