East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
Enrolment of 1900 Anticipated
by City Superintendent,
Making Increase of 200 Over
Last Years List.
FULL CORPS TEACHERS
WILL REPORT FOR DUTY
Many Changes in Personnel of
Teaching Force Due to Res
ignationS Following Close of
School Last Spring.

A full corps of teachers. both in the
high school and grades. was reported
this morning by City Superintendent;
pf Schools +. T.. Austin and work for
the year i9is-l920 will open in earn
est tomorrow morning. An enroll
ment OF 1900 students Is predicted,
which viii be nearly 200 in excess OF
that oc last year
Except for special reasons. pupils
VIII report foR enrolment in the ele-
mentnry schools at the zane buildings
attended last year. Pupils promo ed
to the high school from the eighth
grade ysill report directly to the high
school principal who has "A complete
list OF all entitled to high school en-
trance. In those schools presenting
oVrrcrowded conditio... principals
will be authorized TO transfer pupils
to iesa congosted classrooms.
The new members OF the high
school instructional staff are:
Earl 4. Flelschmann.a graduate OF
tho University Of oregon. who served
nearly two years in the 4. s. military
service. will have charge Of the milf
tary drill and boys athletics of the
hish school, He will also direct the
del ating and other special literary ac-
III tiles OF the high school.
New Physical Training Teacher.
Mi;s Catherine T.. |. Morgan will dl-
rect the physical education of the
high school girls and of all the pu-
pills OF the elementary schools. She
Is a graduate of Elmira College and
las taken special preparatory work
at Columbia University, New York.
Orville G. Reeves. graduate of the
oregon Agricultural College, will
have charge of the manual training
department and will also teach sub
jects related to the Smith h-Hughes
work
MissI<ate w. Voorhees, will be In
charge OF the department of home
economies. For the past two years
she supervised similar work in Flint,
Michigan.
Clarence S. Cramer. formerly with
the schools of Medford. VIII he in
charge of the science department of
the high school. He Is especially in
terested in physical education and
young peoples musical organizations,
Miss Dorothy Flegel. University of
oregon graduate, will teach classes in
biology and general science.
Miss Blanche Hensel, graduate of
the University OF Iowa, will teach
English and Spanish.
Pendlctonians on staff
Miss Leuxa Jerard. graduate of the
University of oregon, who taught in
the nigh school at Stanfield last year
will have charge OF classes in French
and history.
Miss Mary Johns. graduate of the
University of oregon. will be instruc-
tor in English and algebra.
To succeed Miss Harrison in the
teaching of mathematlc' Miss Olive
A. Roesche Of Salem, oregon has been
elected. She is a graduate OF Will
lamette University.
Miss Minnie Zimmerman, graduate
of the Winona Normal School and of
Hamline College, Minnesota. will con-
duct the course In teacher training in
the high school and will teach one
half of each school day at the Lincoln
school
Among new grade teachers are the
following Miss Anna V. Caldwell, will
be in charge of the fourth grade,
Washington chool.
Grades Wen Handled.
Miss Nellie Darr win this year have
charge OF the skin graue at Lincoln
school.
Miss ;dythe Daubner, with eX-
porience in the schools of Elgin and
Dallas, will teach the seventh grade
at Lincoln school.
Miss Leila Gilfillan will preside
over the sixth grade, Washington
school.
Miss Mabel johnson, graduate OF
the Monmouth Normal will teach the
fifth grade, Hawthorne school.
Miss Martha Johnson, graduate of
Bellingham Normal will be i'm charge
OF the second grade, Washington
school.
Miss Esta Smith. graduate of the
oregon State Normal school andN for
the past two years teacher of junior
high school grades In Haines, viii
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