The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-09-19
PLACE TEACHERS
FOR NEXT YEAR
ASSIGNMENTS BY Superintendent
Several Changes Among the Old
Teachers and Places Made for
the New Ones.

Needs, Anna koontz, Grace Shan
non. Minnie Larson, Olivia Hawks
and Asa Schwartz met with the new
superintendent, Prof. d. C. Reed,
Monday morning and discussed with
him the plans for the coming school
year.
AS Mr.. Reed had little acquaint-
ance with the corps of teachers, their
assignment was put into the hands
of the principals, and upon this prob
lem they labored for the larger por-
ton of the day. The departmental
system was next taken up and all the
principals entered into the plan with
enthusiasm believing it would pro-
duce the results claimed for it.
The time of the school session was
next discussed, and it was decided
to recommend the following sche-
dule:
High School-S:45 A. NJ. to IL
NJ; / to PAS P. M.
From Eighth to Fourth Grades,
inclusive-9:O to 11:45 A. NJ; 1 to
$3.50 P. NJ.
Third Grade-9 to 11:45 A. NJ;
to $3.50 P. M.
First and Second Grades-9 to
11:45 A. NJ; l to 2:15 P. M.
Among other subjects discussed
was that of self improvement on the
part of the teachers, and it was de-
cided to take up two subjects for
the year, and form study circles at
each of the buildings. The first Sc
mester, Chubb's Teaching of Eng
lish" will be the text used; the Sec
ond semester will be devoted to
"School Decoration and Sanitation.
The superintendent has announced
the following calendar for the week:
Thursday and Friday, examina-
ton of eighth grade pupils condi-
toned in one or more subjects, and
classification of new pupils.
Saturday, 9 A. NJ, Principals
meeting.
Saturday, 10 A. NJ, general teach
ers' meeting.
Saturday evening. reception to
teachers by Mayor Walter ]. Reed.
Monday. Sept. "a, 9 A. M. School
opens and work begins.
Lincoln Building-James Bever,
principal; F. w. Rhoades. mathema-
tics; Melissa E. Hill, English; Ber-
tina Kilgour, biology; Mabel c. Smith,
Latin; Lyman Edwards, algebra and
history; Henrietta Krause, German;
G. F. Henry, physics; Miss Ethel
Burns. first grade; Miss Mary Erwin,
second and third grades.
Central Building = Miss Lulu
Needs, principal; Miss Carrie Young,
assistant; Miss Lucille James, assist
ant; Miss Nellie Rogers. assistant;
Miss Mckinney, assistant; Miss Eu-
lalia Burr, assistant; Miss Patterson,
assistant; Miss Charlotte Lum, as
sistant; Miss Ethelyn Young, as
sistant; Miss Rena Blood, assistant.
Columbia Building-Miss Anna
Koontz, principal; Miss Rose Adams.
assistant Miss Laura Williams, as
sistant; Miss Clara Felsted, as
sistant; Miss Sadie McMutrie, as
sistant; Miss ALE Miller, assistant;
Mrs. Rosa Drake, assistant; Miss
Elizabeth Mackenzie, assistant; Miss
Julia Reible. assistant; Miss BERTHE
McMutrie. assistant; Miss Agnes
Hinman, assistant; Asa Schwartz,
ungraded room.
Capitol Hill-Miss Nina Mattison.
principal; Miss Nellie Rogers, as
sistant; Miss Mckinney, assistant;
Miss Eulalia Burr, assistant; Miss
Patterson, assistant; Miss Charlotte
Lum, assistant; Miss Rena Blood,
assistant.
Leamingsburg-Miss Myrtle Cal
avian, primary.
Barge Building Mrs. o. A.
Hawkes., principal; Miss Sarah For
man, assistant; Miss Nellie Rose,
assistant; Miss Effie Jones, assist
ant; Miss Bowman. assistant; Miss
Pearl Hinman, assistant; Mrs. Bond,
assistant; Miss Prince, assistant;
Miss Grady, assistant; Miss Edith
Kinsman, assistant.
Summit View--Miss Grace Shan
non, principal; Miss Edith Hill, as
sistant; Miss Jennie Sherwood, as
sistant: Miss Bessie Aumiller, as
sistant; Miss Amelia Reible, assist
ant.
NJ. E. Church-Miss Minnie Lar
sen. principal; Miss Beers. assistant;
Miss Kate Hitz, assistant.
Fairview-J. L. Willett, principal;
Mrs. Berry, assistant.
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