Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
WILMINGTON WILL
HAVE HIGH SCHOOL
Board of Education Will Estab-
IiSh Classes if Fifteen Stu
dents Are Enrolled
NEW TEACHERS APPOINTED
Janitors for Various Buildings in
the Department Are AS
signed to Work
lEW TEACHERS APPOINTED

tions of superintendent of Schools j.
H. Francis, embodied in his report to
the city board of education last even
ing and adopted by it, Wilmington
will have high school during the
coming year, provided fifteen or more
pupils wish to attend. Citizens of
Wilmington have offered rooms in the
Wilmington city hall for high school
purposes and these will be utilized and
a teacher at a salary of $4,000 a year
employed to have charge of the school,
provided the required fifteen pupils
will attend.
In case more than twenty-five pupils
register at the newly established school
another teacher will be employed to
assist in their instruction. 1t is the
Of the board to offer a course
of study adapted to the needs of the
greatest number of those entering
rather than to fulfill the requirements
of a regular high school. The school
will be opened September 13.
TEACHERS APPOINTED
Among other routine business fin
ished by the board last evening was
the appointment of new high school
teachers and janitors for the different
high and grammar schools under their
Jurisdiction. 1t was necessary to ap-
point the latter thus early in order
that they might have time to get the
in readiness for the opening
13.
The board also passed a resolution
y ishing the greatest success and honor
to former Superintendent E. c. Moore.
The designations of Mrs. Francis j.
Nellis, Kathleen Beck and Mary Cur
til were accepted and leave of absence
granted the following: Nellie Bennett,
Clara E. Lipe, Rose Hardenburg, Me-
netta H. Booth, w. F. Conover, Ida
Shafer, Pearl Callihan, Helen Cole,
Katherine Sanders, Zelma D. Shut,
Cora Parker.
The following new high school teach
e. we're appointed:
Manual arts high SCHOOL,. c. Bes-
wick, mechanical arts; Irwin Nague,
department.; Mary Estes
Groves, music; Mrs. Eva c. Farnum,
mathematics; NJ. Louise Grant, head
history department.
Gardena high school--Wilhelmine Ro-
denburg, German.
Los Angeles high SCHOOL,. Maud
Blanchard, head chemistry depart
ment; Lyle D. Smith, chemistry; Bes-
sic L. Mcguire, physical training; Olive
drawing; Mary Ethel Jones,
JANITORS NAMED
The janitors appointed are: Los An
geles high, F. N. Stoddard; polytech-
mic high, Elmer E. Cooper; Gardena
high, Edward Saunry; manual arts
high, A. P. Hustled; San Pedro high,
T. M. Godfrey; Hollywood high, A. H.
Nillman; Sixty-second avenue, Edgar
E Mckinney; Fifty-fourth avenue, r.
C. McBurney; Loreto, Margaret Nc
Leod: Thirty-fifth avenue, Mrs. Isa-
bella Duncan; Twenty-first avenue,
Mrs. Cornelia Bennett; Twenty-third
avenue, Mrs. Dora e. Richardson's;
Prichard street, Mrs. Anna Conkling;
Rose Hill, Mrs. ]. T. Norwood; Gates
street, Mrs. Tillie Klug; Griffin ave-
nue., Mrs. Hilda Hart; Narengo
w. E. Powelson; Nineteenth
avenue, Mrs. Sarah Gamble; Solano
avenue, Mrs. S. A. Williams; CASTELAR,
street, Hiram ]. Gardner; California
street, Mrs. Lola Hicks; Alpine street,
Lorenzo Xatterelli; Custer avenue,
George E. Wilson; Temple street, Mrs.
Ida Tetro; Logan street and Grafton,
R. N. Allen; Edendale, Mrs. Augusta
Brodell; Micheltoreno, X. Thorsen;
Cazco street, Mrs Mary Brown; Union
avenue, Mrs. Kate Chadsey; Fremont
avenue, E. P. Tompkins; Arlington
Heights, Mrs. Thomas Brophy: Grand
avenue, Mrs. M Elliott; Cambria
street, Mrs. Katherine Murphy; Hoo
yer street, hrs. d. A. Carlson; Hobart
Carl Walters; Tenth street,
Mrs. Mary Wood; Berendo street, ].
Norris; Sentous street, G. H.
Hillerman: Sixteenth street, r. M.
Seventeenth street, w. A.
Norwood street, Mrs. A. e.
Watson; Magnolia avenue, Mrs. r. D.
Washington street, George
McGrath; Twenty-fourth street, D. M.
Dennis; Thirty-siXth street, Mrs. Nam
cy Miller; Vermont avenue, Mrs. Liz
zie Weber; Thirty-seventh street. Mrs.
Lindel NJ. Cotton; Jefferson street, Mrs.
Ruth Lindley; Thirtieth street, H. E.
Trinity street, Mrs. Rosa
West Vernon avenue, Mrs.
Stella c. Cramer; Normandie avenue,
Mrs. Mary C. Seed; Fifty-second street,
E. M. Shipman; Main street, Mrs.
Dora Munro; Sixty-eighth street, Mrs.
Minnie Shaub; Manchester avenue,
Sarah e. Strange; Athens, William
Clark; Gardena, Mrs. ]. M. Taylor;
Moneta, Mrs. Minnie Smith; McKin-
ley Home, Mrs. Mary Uhrlaub; Lo-
mita, John Rowe; Weston, Frank
Barton Hill, c. w. Kelly;
Fifth street, A. L. Springer; Fifteenth
street, B. M. Bonsall; Terminal, Dan
iel McKenzie; Wilmington, Miss R..
Luede; Dominguez, Nellie Wilson; Lin
coin, William Knape; South Park ave-
nue., Walter Wilkins SiXty-siXth
street. Mrs. B. A. Anderson; Fifty
first street, Mrs. Mary McLaughlin;
avenue, w. T. Broadly; Vernon
avenue, Mrs. Lizzie Mcconnell; Nc
Kinley avenue, Mrs. J. e. Powell;
street, F. e. Watts
Twentieth street, Samuel Bolden; San
Pedro H. E. Sisson; Staunton avenue,
Mrs. M. IL. MattoX; Santa Fe avenue,
Mrs. America Dixon; Fourteenth
street, Mrs Sarah Mitchell Seventh
street, Rhody O'Connor; Ninth street,
F. F. Alexander; Boyd street, Mrs.
Martha Love; Hewitt street. c. N.
Hutchins: Amelia street, Mrs Anna
Baum; Macy street, Mrs. Carmelita
Arnaz Ann street, T. j. Cooper; Utah
street, Mrs. Janet Samonset;; Second
street, ]. H. Quackenbush; Hostetter
street, Mrs. Lucinda Massey; Euclid
avenue, Mrs. Helen Burr: Breed street,
Mrs. Anne wilson,; First street, John
Thomas: Cornwell street, j. A. Will
ing; Bridge street, Mrs. Alvira AL
varado; Lockwood street, Mrs. j. Nell
son; Cahuenga, Norman Koesters; Ra-
mona. Levere Thomas; Colegrove, l..
M. Ober; Dayton Heights, Sarah ].
Gene: Santa Monica boulevard Ralph
Dayarmond: Grant school and Selma
avenue, c. e. Copp; Lankershim, Eva
Jones: Sherman Mrs. S. A. Hall; Can
Won. Minnie Davis; Laurel, Fred Wa
genbach; Los Feliz, T.alter e. Nash.
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