Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
HIGH SCHOOL s
 LARGER ROLL
Membership at Least Hun
 dred Bigger Than Last
 Year; In All Over 400 Were Present at Opening With Promise of More

Yesterday the high school opened with an attendance larger by more than hundred than the attendance on the first day of the last school wear The first floor of the auditor ium was almost filled and in all four hundred and fourteen students were present According to Professor Stabler this means registration of five hundred and fifty before the middle of the year.
 Ten of last years teachers will take mp their work again this fall. Many of the heads Of departments haze been continued in their positions. Miss Mcdaniel, foreign languages; Miss Whitfield mathematics: Miss Cuplin. history; MT. Michael. com merce. and MT Jones, science Miss Cuplin rs unable to return at pres ent and for the time being Miss F'itZ patrick a graduate Of the University of Michigan. who has been teaching in the Ishpeming. Mich, his school, will have charge of her classes in his tory Miss Robinson will take up he" work in Latin after a long furlough. Miss Bickel. Miss >Garnett and MT. Soule are again in their places. Miss Wilkinson has been touring Eurone this summer and it is expected that she will arrive in Phoenix some time this week
 Besides Miss Fitzpatrick, who takes Miss CupIins place for the present seven new teachers have been added to the force Miss Johnson, who re ceiyed special training in her line at Columbia University WiH have charge of the domestic science and arts department Until recently Miss Johnson was instructor in domestic science at the State Norman school of South Dakota.
 Miss Mack, last year an instructor in English at the University of Ari- zona. will have charge of the Eng fish department of the high school. Miss Mack received her col:ege train ing at Lake Forest college. Illinois.
 In the commercial department MT. Michaers assistant will be Mrs. Jay of Portland, ore, who taught last year in a business college in that city.
 Especial attention will be given to physical training this year and every student will be required to take the work Miss Hurley, an alumnus of the University of California. will have charge of the physical training and athletics for girls, and MT. CoWar of OberIin college. Ohio, will direct the boys physical training and coach their teams.
 MT. $. H Clearinghouse, who halls from the Oregon Agricultural college will conduct the new course in agri- culture During his undergraduate days MT. Clearinghouse was director of the college glee club and he pro poses to bring a little college fun and music into high school life by organizing a glee club here.
 A new shop has been fitted up with all manner of tools and machines and Mir J $. Carroll has been secured to take charge of the manual training department Mir Carroll, who comes from Earlham college, was connected with the Leavenwort, Kan, high school last year.
 Professor Jones is vice principal of the school, standing next to Pro- lessor Stabler in authority. An as sistant principal has been placed in charge of each building: Miss Me Daniels, domestic science and arts buiIding: MT. Jones, science hall; Miss Whitfield, school of commerce. and MT Carroll manual training building.
 New subjects galore have been added to the curriculum and the student is offered the choice of the following courses: General high school course, college preparatory pro fessional, college preparatory en- gineering, college preparatory general, teachers course, domestic science and arts. manual arts and crafts agri- culture. salesmanship and advertising, academic commercial. special com- mercial. an afternoon domestic science and arts course for married women and others who desire to avail them selves of the schools opportunities.
 night school course in mathe- natics. science, business and other subjects for those who desire the work
 The school authorities propose to care for body as well as mind this year. and the students who do not