Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-09-19
SCHOOLS OPENED
A Good Attendance at the First
Days Session Of Our Schools and
Everything in the Best Of Condi>
ton for Good and Effective Work.

| Everything in the Best Of Condi>
ton for Good and Effective Work
On Monday the fall term of the Yer
ington schools opened with an attend
ance of Sc. This is the largest attend
ance in the history of the city and Gre
ates good feeling among those inter
ested in the school, who see greater ad-
vancement in school work coming in the
near future.
Principal Howard, who is tried and
| successful school man OF education, is at
the head of the school and says it is the
best school he has ever started with
That there is the largest per cent of
bright and energetic pupils of any school
he has ever seen And he praises the
conduct and general tone of the school
very highly.
Miss Brake, graduate of the Colorado
State Normal school, is an experienced
teacher and has charge of the interme-
date grades. She speaks very highly of
her pupils and finds them very eager to
conquer their various tasks.
Mrs. Davis, who has charge of the
primary department, is favorite teacher
in this department of the Yerington
school, and has always given the very
best satisfaction. Her work is apparent
in the pupils who have been under her
control heretofore.
Principal Howard informs us that he
will introduce as much ninth grade work
as possible, thus preparing the way for
the first high school class.
The people are to be congratulated on
the corps of teachers secured, and The
school board deserves the thanks of
every parent who has child in school
for their disinterested selection of a fac
ulty- selecting only those who had
proven their capacity to teach, without
showing any favoritism for any teacher
to the hurt of the school.
Following is a list of the pupils as en-
rolled to date:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
FIRST grade-Leona Snyder, Walter
Whitman, Werner Hironymous, Vernice
Womack, Reese Davis, Clifton Some,
Ruth Johnston, Johnny Webster, Walter
Cox
Second grade -Sybil Johnston, An
META Dexheimer, Bernice Petty, Geor
gia Littell, Marguerite Sittel.
Primer class, A-Lawrence Trenain,
Dewitt Trenam, Harold Pilkington,
Frank Bettencourt, Lee Littell, Sylvan
Young, Cleora Fish, Laverne Webster,
Ella McCulla, Emery Archer, Lloyd
Lamberson.
Primer class, B-Earl Lam, Verrel
Weber, Vera Snyder, Ethel Nye, John
ME Whitacre, Ada Richards, Idelle Er-
way, Mary Cox, Leila Knierim, Charlie
Ross, Madge Pilkington, Iva Sittel.
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT.
Third grade -Ambus Archer, Evalyn
Dexheimer, Maude Erway, Howard
Whitacre.
Fourth grade Louisa Baglin, Alvina
Baglin, Annabelle Carroll, Harry Davis,
Gray Dickson, Carlton Hironymous,
Clarence Kernell, Emit Pursel, Ruth
Pilkington.
Fifth grade-Vernon Ambrose, MAY
Baglin, James Bernard, Chester Hilbun,
Celia Knierim, Lora Lamberson, Roland
SNYDER, Milton Samuel, Donald Warren,
Hilda Sunstedt.
Sixth grade-Virgie Carroll, Marie
Patterson, Ethel Burrows, Ruth Vardy,
Lawrene Erway, Evelyn Snyder, Hazel
Ambrose Edna Dillon, Frances Holland,
Victor Bernard, Acy Young, Joe Betten-
court, Alfred Baker, Melio Mionchi.
Seventh grade-Blanche Daniels, Muir
iel Bernard, Adele Vaillencour, Ciddy
Gallagher, Deane Dickson, Chester
Kaufman, Dan Mcleod, Ernest Some,
Gerald Hironynous.
Eighth grade-Glydys Mayheld, viii
Mcleod.
Ninth grade-Carrie Clifford, Kathleen
Hironymous, Winnifred Warren, Joe
Gallagher, George Knierim.
Club Meeting