Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-16
SCHOOL COMMENCES
MONDAY MORNING
Pupils Must Report at 9
O'clock k---0utside Pupils Go
to Nearest School

MoHuhN hoTHiHR, oepiempcr 10
every pupil in the Salem school district
must report promptly at 8 o'clock.
Those who do not attend to their
registration Monday morning will have
to wait to be accommodated as the
schools will get under headway at once
and the ggards-those who do not
report on time-will be taken care of
later.
Superintendent John II. Todd has is
sued the following Instructions:
Junior High school pupils must at
tend the junior high school in their
own districts.
Pupils attending the city schools
from outside the district must attend
the school nearest their district.
Programs are all made out ready for
an early organization Monday morning,
and pupils are urged to attend prompt
ly at 9 O'Clock The work of getting
down to business will not be delayed
for those who do not show up ON time
for proper registration.
Tuesday the regular work OF all
schools will be under headway and by
Wednesday all work will be going on
according to schedule.
The principals of the nine different
schools are as follows; High school, >.
G. Nelson; Lincoln Junior High. IL. F..
Durham; Grant Junior High, Il. A. Mil
ler; Washington Junior High, +. 5.
Gannett; Park, u. s. Dotson; Engle-
wood. Mrs. Marie Elmer; Garfield,
Miss Margaret Cosper; Highland, Mrs.
LaMoine r. Clark; Mckinley, MISS
brmine bushheh; hic'''o""' ''''
ma Fisher.
Miss Helen Thompson OF llgard VINO
was elected as teacher IN the rarN
school was uhaple 10 SECURE nv
lease and Miss Minnie Forbes Of Bell
lingham was appointed.
The teachers and principals met TINS
morning with Superintendent Todd Tor
final instructions.
The new teachers this year IN the
senior high and the three junior high
schools are as folioWs'
In the senior high; Leland Knox
from Fossil, Oregon, Commercial de-
partment; Elizabeth Macleay, of olym-
pia Wash, Annn Nyqust from tne
Lincoln school in the Enshsn uep1r''
ment; Lillian Guffin OF plSoh' n,'
public speaking and debate; heX fut'
nam of Springfield, Oregon, SCIENCE Nv,
partment and athletic coach; Nell
Sykes, of Salem, home economies ae'
partment; Ethel X. Hummel of Lncoih,
Nebraska, Latin.
In the Washington Junior high scnooi'
the only new teacher is Miss ElNihla
Schramm of Salem, in German ana
Latin.
In the Grant junior high school, the
only new teacher is Harold W. turner
of Eugene, in the manual training oe'
partment. 80
The Lincoln junior high sehooi WIZ
have four new teachers; Molhe lamp
bell of Honolulu teacher of English,
Paul Amort of Corvallis in manual
training, Oscar Il. Edwards OF june
ton City in science, ana Mare re'c''
son of Council BUTTS, iowa. !"
mathematics.
Teachers, Where Located
The following is a complete rs. ol
the teachers in the salem ruono
schools, showing the building TO whieh
they have been assigned and the sun
iects they will teach. :,
The superintendent, John W; iouu' '
formerly superintendent Oh 'ne Nuou'
Wash, schools, was elected this sprlns
following the resignation " w. w.
Elliott and has been giving ms "''e"
tion to the work since July J.
The list is according 10 scnoo'S; .nS
junior high school teachers peihe ,'''vu
separate from the primary graucS !"
the same buildings.
Senior High School,
Principal, James C. Nelson; CONNER
cial department, Merritt Davis, head;
Leland Knox, James +. Norton, Ger
trude l.. walling, Chas, J, Williamson
English department, Ethel |, hgdon'
head; Mrs. VIM, Fleming, Margare'
Graham. r. Mae Hopkins Elizabeth
Macleay, Anna Nyquist, Lillian uuf'
fin public speaking and debate,
History department, Jessie U. COX,
Ethel NJ. Jones, Edna Mcknight
Emily head; Evelyn Jones
science department, Herman clark,
head. Mildred Mcbride, Rex Putnam
Home Economics department Bertha
Edwards. head; Nell Sykes,
M, II. department, G, R. Bonell' head;
a. Edwin Platts.
~ ,.,a..oort Ruhv C. Rams.