Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-30
TEACHERS FOR
CITY SCHOOLS
NAMED BY BOARD

hind and return to the routine O
school work. Preparations fol
the opening are being brought Il
a close and on October Q all will
be ready to receive the students
Practically all the teachers have
been engaged in the city schools
with the exception of one science
instructor and several apple
ations for that place are being
considered. The names of the
teachers, the subject they teach
and the school are given below,
The list contains total Of 134 In
structors for the schools of Salem
Senior High School.
J.. G. Nelson, principal.
English epartment-Ada Ross,
Hazel Brown, Faye Bolin, Edith
Collins, Mabel Boughey, Con-
stance Cartwright. jeanette Klet-
zing. Hazel Seeley.
Mathematics department. Beryl
Holt. Ola L. Clark, Victor Col
Inns.
History department - Mabel
Robertson. Lima Heist. Gertrude
Smith, Mary Eyre.
Science department Herman
Clark, June Philpott, Vesta Multi
gan.
Latin department Marie
Churchill, Laura v. Hale.
fl..s, -, 1,.of,1
ritt Davis, Orlando Horning, Eliz
abeth Hogg, Mabel Arthur, Louise
Corbin. Margaret Puryine, Mary
B. Sayles.
Industrial arts department-E.
Il. Bergman. Charles N. Cham
bers
Home economics department.
Irene Curtis. Stella Kellogg.
French and art department.
Hazel Paden, Ina Mccoy.
Music department Lena B.
Tartar.
Physical education - Hollis
Huntington, Grace Shook.
Washington Junior High School.
II. f. Durham, principal; Fred
eric Aldrich, history; Hazel Bear,
Latin, mathematics; Mac Boiler,
English; Eula Creech, home eco
nomics; Fannie Douglas, penman-
ship and spelling; Teresa Fowle,
English Homer Hulsey, physical
education for boys; Gladys Hum
phreys, English; Conifred Hurd,
physical education for girls;
Ruby H. Kennedy; mathematics
and English; Marion Linn. sew
ing; Minnie r. Lewis, ciyics and ,
occupations; d. K. Luthy, mathe-
matics; Lloyd d. Mitchell, manual
training; Alma Pohle, mathe-
matics; Lois Reed, history; Leslie
Sparks, general science, Mary V.
English.
Junior High School.
LaMoine r. Clark, principal; !
Cone, science, civics and {
occupations: Donald Cramer, !
physical training for boys; Nell {
Doege, mathematics; Perry Fos-
ter, manual training; May A.
Hale. Latin, arithmetic; Helen B.
English; Gretchen
Kramer, music; Muriel Mckinley,
Anna Miles. home eco
nomics; Marjory Minton, history;
Eta White, physical training for
girls.
Grant Junior High School.
u. A. Miller, principal; e. S.
Barker, manual training; Anna
Boentje, mathematics and history
Leila Johnson, mathematics; Elsie
Lippold, science, mathematics
Harriet n. Mercer, home econom-
cs; Laura Il. Payton, physical
and English; Clara {
pomeroy, penmanship, spelling, {
l.. May Rauch, Eng
ish: Alice Thompson, music and I
,lvics; Grace Thompson, Latin
md English; Waldo Cellar. physi- /
;al education for boys. Q
Englewood School.
First grade. Bennie Hammer;
,econd grade and principal. Lyle
Murray; third grade, Mary S.
Palmer; fourth grade Mildred
;everson; fifth grade. Clara CALI
Ion; sixth grade, Ruth Jenkins.
Garfield School.
Principal, Margaret j. Cosper. p
irst grade, Grace Shields; second y
.rade. Minnie " Duncan; third g
,rade, Ruth Stermer; third grade. s
ieorgia Ellis; fourth grade, Lulu
fifth grade. ocie I
brown; fifth grade, Greta Phil p
lps; sixth grade, Alma Burdick; S
ixth grade, Ruth Ives. a
Highland School. $
First grade. Ellen Currin: sec ],
nd grade. Bertha Allen: second
rades and principal. Mabel Mur- :
ay; third grade. Mabel Allen; :
Ourth grade. Fannie Steinberg: :
Ourth grade, Isabel Bartlett: fifth .
rade: Mae Damn; sixth grade, :
florence ]. Lake.
Lincoln School. D
First grade. Mabel Curry: sec il
nd grade, Violet Rotzien: third H
rade. Merle Davenport: third is
rade, Jennie Williams: fourth N