The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-03
CITY SCHOOLS
OPEN MONDAY
THOMPSON GETS TEACHERS LIST
Some of the Valley Schools Already Be.
gun Mclaughlin Announces Work
for Local Schools

For some of the children of the val
ley vacation days have already ended.
The Cascade Locks, Barrett and Central
Vale schools began Monday. Most of
the other schools will begin the fall
session next Monday.
The list of teachers, so far as re-
ceived by County Superintendent
Thompson, is as follows:
Cascade Locks-John l.. Ashton,
prin., Miss Kittie Mays and Miss Ethel
jane Mcdonald. Frankton-Mr. HUI
bard, prin., Miss Mary Johnston, Miss
Grace Stewart and Miss Letha Scobee.
Columbia school-Miss Ruth Phillips.
City Prof. j. o. Mclaughlin, supt.,
Prof. l.. b. Gibson, prin. high school,
J. W. Critics. Flora Furrow, Miss Hat
tie l.. Brunquist, Celia V. Hager, N.
l.. Burton. Miss Alice Horning. Miss
A lta Poole, Miss Frances Bragg, Allie
Forrey, Mrs. Henrietta Cornelius, Bes-
sic Goyette, Leila Hershner. Lulu
Hicks, Evelyn Welland, Nellie Crocker,
Frances Evans, Lorena Shuck, Estella
Rich, Emma Pickler, Anne Vannet.
Clara Wattenberg, Mrs. Harriet Blash-
field, Mrs. c. Fl. Henney and Miss
Hazel Hollenbeck, N. +. Fertig, the
later of the manual training depart
ment Barrett Miss Mildred Slona-
ker, prin.. Miss Pearl lsenberg and
Mrs. Clara b. Steele. Odell-Miss
Emma L. More, Jessie J.. Pierson
Pine Grove-C X. Mccoy. prin.. Misses
Grace and Evelyn 1urney. Parkdale-
Miss Pearl Cook, prin Miss Ada Hart
Mount Hood Mrs. G. V. Smuin and
Mrs. Curtis. Valley Crest-Laura Hin
richs. Middle Valley Miss Cleo Shoup
Viento ~ Miss Lottie Kinnaird. Oak
Grove Miss Hazel Stanton, prin., Miss
Rose Hill Miss Lizzie Elder, Lola b.
Graft, Martina Thele and Eleanor Coe
Central Vale-Miss Elizabeth, Moss and
Olive Moss. Dee-not returned. Wy
eth-Miss Vera Olin. Fir-Alfrieda
Hoerlein.
The Hood River city schools will open
for registration of pupils next Monday
morning, Sep. 7, at 8 a. m. and the
regular school work will be begun on
the next morning. All persons be-
tween the ages of and q are entitled
to attend. Children that will be six
years old between the opening of school
and Jan. Is, 1915, will be admitted on
that date, the beginning of the second
half year. Pupils who have not at
! tended school cannot be admitted to the
beginning grade after three weeks of
school has elapsed. Pupils who do not
live in Dist. No. 8 and whose tuition
will not be paid by their respective
school districts, must pay at least one
half of their tuition in advance and Sc
cure a permit from the superintendent
before entering school. 1t is important
to the organization of the school that
all pupils register on next Monday
morning, both in the grades and in the
high school.
The assignment of the grades to the
different buildings: Grades |, 2, 3,
and 4. All pupils belonging to these
grades living on the south side and
south of Montello Ave. will report tC
the Pleasant View Bldg, All other be.
longing to these grades are to report tC
the Park St. Bldg.
Grades IA, 5b, 5a, CD, and Ga will
report to the Park st. Bldg.
Grades 7b, Ia. 8b, 8a will report Of
the high school building.
The following is the assignment oi
teachers in the grades: Pleasant View
Bldg, Miss Goyette, prin. Room l.
grade ID, Miss Hershner. Room 2
grades 2b and Ia, Mrs. Cornelius.
Room 3, grade 3b, Miss Forty. Room
4, grades 3a and do, Miss Goyette.
Park street building, Miss Welland
prin. Room 3. grade ID, Miss Poole
Room l,grades ID and la, Miss Vannet
Room 4, grades 2b and "a, Miss Hicks
Room 2, grade b, Miss Evans. Room
g. grades 4b and IA, Miss Bragg
Room 7. grade SD, Miss Rich. Room 8
grade Go, Miss CrOcker. Room 9
grades 5a and Ga, Miss Welland.
High school building, l.. b. Gibson
principal of building. Room s. grad,
7b. Mrs. Blashfield. Room 6, grade Sb
Miss Pickler. Room T. grades Ia anC
Sa, Miss Shuck.
High school pupils will report to thu
assembly room and be assigned to tn,
various rooms,