Aurora, R. F. D. 1

Barlow

Barton

Postoffice

Boring. R. F. D. 2.
Canby.

Clackamas, R. F. D. 1

Clackamas
Clackamas
Estacada

Estacada, R. F. D. 1.
Gladstone
Gladstone

Gresham, R. F. D. 4
Marquam.
Milwaukie.
Milwaukie

Milwaukie, R. F. D. 1
Milwaukie, R. F. D. 1
Molalla
Oak Grove.
Oregon City
Oregon City

Oregon City

Oregon City

Oswego

Parkplace.

Sandy

Sherwood

Springwater

Willamette.

City superintendent or principal

A. A. Baldwin.

Mrs. Opal Oredraft.
Jessie Johns.
Mave Lovelace.

T. J. Gill.
Raleich Searle.
Stella Sumner.
Chas. Holway.
H. M. James.
Nelly M. Hogue.
John Sievers.
Brenton Vedder.
L. C. Durward.
May Hewes.
J. W. Fisher.
Mrs. E. C. Shaw.
A. M. Winn.
Eva Holsman.
A. B. Owen.

J. Dean Butler.
Carl F. Anderson.
A. O. Freel.
Elizabeth Kelly.
F. J. Tooze.
C. G. Morey.
W. G. Jolley.

Elizabeth Canning.
Minnie Grace.

Lillian Bonfigt.

Mrs. Viola Godfrey.

NOTE. The column of graduates in the table comprises grammar school graduates only. Following are the high school and commercial graduates: St. Francis Academy, Portland, 5 high school graduates; Christian Brothers' Business College, 3 commercial graduates; Columbia University, 9 high school and 4 commercial graduates; St. Mary's Academy and College, 19 high school graduates; St. Alphonsus Academy, Tillamook, 2 commercial; Mt. Angel Academy and College, 3 high school and 1 commercial; St. Mary's Institute, Beaverton, 5 commercial; McLoughlin Institute, Oregon City, 8 high school; St. Paul Academy, 1 commercial; Our Lady of Perpetual Help Academy, Albany, 2 high school; Mt. Angel College, 4 high school, 4 commercial; Sacred Heart Academy, Salem, 1 high school: St, James School, McMinnville, 3 commercial; Sacred Heart Academy, La Grande, 3 commercial gradutes; St. Francis Academy, Baker City, 1 high school graduate; St. Mary's Academy, The Dalles, 1 high school graduate.

Officers and Executive Committee: Rev. Edwin V. O'Hara, President; Sister M. Flavia. Vice-President; Rev. J. P. Fitzpatrick,
Secretary; Rev. Wm. A. Daly, Treasurer; Rev. J. H. Black, Sister M. Rose, O. S. B., Rev. H. Gallagher, C. S. C., John O'Hara.
Since the publication of the last report the Catholic schools of Oregon have made progress both in point of attendance and in
regard to educational efficiency. Nearly all of the schools have experienced a considerable increase in attendance, and several new
schools have been opened. The Teachers' Institutes conducted by the Catholic Educational Association have been very successful.
The text-books and grading of the Catholic schools are practically uniform with those of the public schools.

The Catholic schools of the state are not to be regarded as "private" schools. They are playing no unimportant part in the sys-
tem of popular education. Many of them are free schools and all of them tending to become such. The Catholic schools constitute an
independently supported system of popular instruction, where definite religious doctrines are made the basis of moral teaching.
EDWIN V. O'HARA,
President of the C. E. A. of Oregon.