The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03
SCHOOL STARTS
next MONDAY
GIenwood Pubic Schools and
County High School to
Begin Next Week
A LETTER TO PARENTS
"School Days! School Days!
Dear Old Golden Rule Daysi'

DShI olu uolueH hule DayS!
Yes, they are almost here again. The
boys and girls are getting ready and
even now they sometimes stop in their
play and wonder if they cannot hear
the school bell ring. Mothers are busy
preparing the clothing and the little
folks are specializing on all the good
times they expect to have when the
school days begin.
Oh, what an event in a child's life
is the first day at school! How the
mind goes out and takes in the new
surroundings and what great things are
dreamed of as result of that initial
day at school, But the dream soon
fades into the reality and the chill
takes up the serious business of ac
quiring knowledge, unconscious, it is
true. of the great value which this ex-
perience will be to him in after life.
The Post believes it can truly be
said that the Glenwood school never
begun a years work under conditions
so favorable and auspicious as those
which will mark the opening of the
school year next Monday morning. This
statement is made without any sort of
reflection on school boards or teachers
of the past, but because the conditions
prevailing this year seem to warrant
such statement. The teachers, with
%1ryo hpx, fnl nd
tried and have been re-employed be-
cause of their fitness for the work they
will be called upon to perform. The
two new teachers employed are believ
ed to be especially adapted for their
work and they were employed only
after the most careful inquiry as to
their ,ftsess. They are very highly
recommended to our board.
The following is the full corps of
teachers, both in the county high school
and the grades:
HIGH SCHOOL
Miss Elladee Allen principal.
Harvey Everett Huber.
Miss Olive Altman.
John Thomas Smith.
GRADED SCHOOLS
First Grade-Miss Helen Fleming.
Second Grade-Miss Ethel Wyant.
Third Grade-Miss Eva Tuttle.
Fourth Grade-Mrs. Margaret Smith
Fifth Grade-Miss Mary Drach.
Sixth Grade-Mrs. Elizabeth Tully
Seventh Grade-Miss Margaret Ma
honey.
Eighth Grade-Miss Blanche Maho
ney.
Superintendent. P. Shepherd.
The only two new teachers are Mr..
Smith and Mrs. Smith. Mr.. Smith is
a graduate of Muskingum college, Ohio
and taught last year in Dayton normal
institute. He will teach German and
Mathematics and will coach the boys
in athletics.
Mrs. Smith is graduate of Greeley
State Normal school, She has made
special preparation as domestic science
teacher. Plans are being made to in
troduce domestic science in an elemen
tary way this coming year, with the
hope of intensifying the course the fol-
lowing year. She comes highly recon-
mended for both departments.
Mis- Altman attended the Chicago
School of Music and Art during the
summer. In addition to teaching mus
ic she will introduce art in all the
grades.
Miss Tuttle will continue the gym
nasium work under the plans of last
year.
Superintendent Shepherd has issued
the following announcement:
To Parents and High School Students:
The city schools will open Monday,
September 5th, at nine O'Clock. Mon
day being labor day, children will meet
their teachers get books and assignment
of lessons. and then be dismissed for
the rest of the day. Regular school
will begin Tuesday.
Every boy and girl who has decided
to enter school this year should enroll
Monday morning at nine O'Clock.
Parents, do not permit your children
to wait until Tuesday morning to en-
ter school. The school authorities will
greatly appreciate it if you will insist
that your children observe the follow
ing motto: "Begin with the school,
remain with the school and stop only