Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-07

That the flood did not drive many
families from Pueblo is indicated by
an increased school enrolment in both
districts In district No. 20. the south
side, 1903 more pupils have registered
on the first day Of school than last
year, and the registration. while Off
cially closed, will continue probsb bly,
with a few daily until after tho fair.
More than 400 are now listed in the
south side schools. with one grade
school. Edison, not in session because
of diphtheria epidemic. Nearly 1900
students are attending Pueblo schools
this year.
District No. l also shows an increase.
the first day at Centennial opening
with $50 students, several moro than
were enrolled at the same timo last
year. The total number reported in
the north side schools yesterday was
,.27s Altho the count is not yet
finished. tho following reports were
submitted from the schools in district
/: Hinsdale 500. Fountain 30. Somer
lid 32j Bradford 40, Riverside 255,
Annex 2sS, Parkview 1si, Irving 22s.
The total number in the north side
grades is 2,72s.
The only school showing a decrease
for tho year is wildeboor, in the
Grove. This is largely due to the fact
that this section of the city received
the brunt of the floods force, wash
ing away many dwellings and causing
the inhs bitants to settle down in other
parts OF town. FIFTY attended the
wildeboor school yesterday. however.
and the number may incrcasc.
Central High school was thronEed
with ei5 eager students. tired OF vaca
ton and glad to get back TO their
books. The Junior High, located In
Central building, had sos students. Tho
number in each grade school follows:
Bessemsr 492, Carlile 50S, Central
grade t2l, Columbia AZ, Corona n
panforth $40: Lakeview 29l. Lincoln
So. Minnequa SIS. wildeboor 80.
Following is the list of teachers as
signed to schools in district No. 70:
ADMINISTRATION
Eeatine. j. T.. superintendent;
superintendent; Ellis. Adah a. high
school secretary. Mayo. Olga T.. clerk:
Murphy. Julia, telephone operator.
Reurnitz Mary A.. clerk OF supplies.
HIGH SCHOOL
Dvrtor. d. X. principal; Atkinson.
V P. physics. Boil. Ida, alEehra;
Bray; Dora, English; Flynn. Vera,
Garnett. Anna Maud. English, Gille-
land. .Tanotta, Latin. Haaff. c. r..
mechanical arts: Hildingdor. Buclls.
stenoCraphy: HuelinE. Fred W. phys
ical director. HUI. Louis Fern. Latin
Hurford. Alice, history; Kay. r. G.,
bookkeeping: KeiEhtlcy. Annie X
English expression: Lockhart. j. L.
mechanical arts: Mcintyre, Mary l..
Spanish: McNally. Mary G, history:
Nsylon. Bcruicc. typcwri,inG Nell
son. 6. H. geometry: Pitts; Lemuel;;
economies. Read. Hazel T.. Eymnas-
iun Instructor: Sprongle. Dorothy.
English. Stoddard W. S. En-lish-his-
tory; Ruplo. Sarah X. Frcnch-Span-
ish White. Lavina, science: Wilson.
Edith Harriet. English. Wells, d; y.
mechanical arts; West. Nellie. Eng
li-h Latin: zcilinEcr, a. H. matho-
mstics -scioncc,
LINCOLN SCHOOL
Graham. Lulu. principal: Mattc5on.
Blanche.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Ailott. Bertha: BsEloy. Helen;
Cochran. Charlie p: Donahuc. Jessie:
EeoriinE. Georgia: Elliott, A=noB;
Grar4cr. Lulu: Hilton. Mamie: I'm
hodcn. Jennie: Jones. Nollic: King.
Fllon: Moody. hnnctts H.; Parks.
Mary. Tobcy. May Il; Williams. Vida
SPECIAL TEACHERS
Custer. Mae: NuiniV. Sara s; Stone.
Msyrno: Vincent. I>cona.
DENTAL DEPARTMENT
Walsh. DR. l.. T. Crick. Bcrnicr.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Laird. Lillian.
Federal Vocational Work. sulimsu.
~. e. ..
REsSEMER SCHOOL
ewar-oy. Linsh. principal. Bench,
Elizabeth. Dorahue. May: Dyer. Anna
T.: EnSlcmsn. Bonnie; Gayton. Julia
II: HornbcrEcr. Eta: Housrar. Nir-
-i-ta. NcGrav Marguerite: offutt.
Narv Bell. Sandusky. Leah; Smith.
rLfric r. V: wilkinson. Bessie NJ
cAELILE SCHOOL
Chase. rncz, Principal: Albert. Elsie
V; Derby. Ruth. Dorsey. Belle. Fer
ris Ho-tcnsc: Harrison. Sarah Lou.
NcSsily. Teresa. Smith. Marie. Stcr-
-rtt. Rcss NJ. Friend. Audrey
CENTRAL SCHOOL
Srinchart. Blanche. Principal