Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-29

ing the three thousand or more Salem
school children Monday morning We
do not do it that way. Instead, there
is on file little card, properly indexed,
with the name of every pupil in the
district.
For the 700 pupils of the high school,
already the card is completely filled
out and all that the higher up students
need do Monday morning is to call for
their card, and begin studying and re-
citing without the pleasure of the usual
days preliminary excitement. It's all
done according to an indexed system
and the three RS trouble only the in
termediate and primary grades.
For the school year beginning next
Monday, los teachers will be employed,
compared to ZIG last year, with the
same estimated attendance.
For the primary grades, children
must be six years old or to arrive at
that age by November l. All primary
children must enter within two weeks
of the beginning of school.
The work Of all the schools will be-
gin this year according to a business
system that has already been worked
OuI ny IOuo dh0 bhS
10S teachers. There will be no confus-
ion or mix-ups as to what each pupil
will do the first day. The card system
will put the entire teaching organiza-
ton in touch with the pupils the first
day and by Tuesday the work of the
year will be under headway.
The following is complete list of
all teachers in the city with assignment
of their work and building in which
they will teach:
High School.
Head of Com. Dept, M. Davis.
Assistant, L. j. Knox.
3-Assistan James e. Norton.
4-Assfistant, Chas. Williamson.
5-Stenog and Type, Gertrude Wall
ing.
6-Head of Eng Dept, Edna L. Ster-
ling.
E-Assistant, Mrs. VIM Fleming.
assistant, Anna Nyquist.
Assistant, Margaret Graham.
1O-Public Speaking, Lillian Guffin.
11-Head of Hist. Dept, Jessie u.
Cox.
12-Assistant, Ethel M. Jones.
13-Head of Math. Dept, Emily G.
Palmer.
14-Assistant, Rex Putnam.
15-Head of Science, Herman Clark.
l6-Assistant, Mildred Mcbride.
l7-Home Econ, Gertrude Purinton.
1S--Head Home Econ, Nell Sykes.
19--Head M. Tr. Dept, G. R. Bonell.
20-Mech Drawing, Frank Struble.
21--Language, Sophie Stork'
90 ssi slant Lima, HplSt.
25-Assistant, Ethel Hummel.
24-Teachers Train, o. M. Hand.
25-Art, Ethel Merriman.
Principal of High School, James G.
Nelson.
Music, Minnetta Magers.
2-Phy. Tr. Girls, Emily Griffin.
3-Phy. TT. Boys, r. E. Heater.
ART in CIR. and j. H. s., Lulu
Sheldon.
: >5-Music in CIR. and J. H. S. Maude
J. Beals.
washington Junior High School.
Principal--H. F. Durham.
domestic Science, Ola Kingsbury.
2-Civics, j. F. Axley.
3-Man. IT,, w. A. Hailmann.
4-Mathematics, Iantha Irvine.
Mathematics, Ruby Kennedy.
6-Math. 1-2 Time, Alma Pohle.
7-Penmanship Super, Daisy Duck
ering.
S-History- Amer, Mabel Robertson.
9-English, Marie Churchill.
10-English, Eliz. Maeleay.
1l-Eng. and Dom. Sci, Marie
Scheurle.
12-sci. and Ath., j. W. Leonhardt.
First Grade, Orpha Bell.
2-Second Grade, Emma F. Moore.
3-Third Grade Auxil., Jessie Crom-
well.
Fourth Draw. and PEN, Elsie
White.
Fifth Playground, Lena Nixon.
6-Sixth- Music, Theda Perkins.
Grant Junior High School.
Principal, E. A. Miller.
English, L. May Raueh.
2-History, E. B. Fletcher
3-Man. Training, Ed. Robinson.
Sci and Girls PLY. Ed, Margaret
P. Lamb.
5-Math. and Boys PLY. Ed, L. ].
Murdoch.
6-Math. s Penmanship, Ruby Haz-
lett.
1-DOmeStlc Sclence, Wliud CoAOlhdh'
First Grade, Mrs. Chapel.
2-Second Grade Player, Alpha
Donaca.
3-Third, Pen. and Draw, Floy But
ton.
4-Fourth and Fifth Music, Laura j.
Bell.
5-6th, Music, Play, Pen, Nina B.
Hubbs.
Lincoln Junior High School
Principal, Paul Irvine.
English, (Pen.), M. Campbell.
2-Mathematics (Gym.), Marie Peter
son.
3-History (Eng.), E. Mae Tillson.
Manual Training, Albert Miller.
5-Domestic Science, Marie Anthony.
6-Sei. and Boys Gym, o. B. Ed
wards.
Pen. and Gym, Margaret Powers.
First Grade, Abbie Davis.
2-Second Grade, Julia Iverson.
3-Third and Fourth Draw, Play,
Pen, Edith Campbell.
Fifth Gr., Music, Evalyn Brown.
Sixth Grade, Auxil., Mrs. Jose.
Gilbert.
Englewood.
Principal, Mrs. Won Eschen.
2-Ist grade, Adella Chapler.
2-2nd GRADE PLAY lydia v Bell.