The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-08-29

NEW INSTRUCTORS HERE ANC
ORGANIZATION OF FACULTY
is COMPLETED.

The Wallace public schools will opegt
for the fall term Monday morning at !
o'clock. Many of the instructors have
arrived and are acquainting themselve
with their duties. There are no vacan-
cies on the staff. Assignments have
been made and accepted and the organ
ziation is complete. The prediction is
freely made that the coming year will
be one of the most successful in the
Wallace schools history and the dis
position of those who will be RESPONSE
BILE for the success to put forth Their
very best efforts is apparent
1t is doubtful if a man could have
been found for the office of superin
tendent whose selection would have
given greater satisfaction than Profes
sor Brock His work at Mulan wa.
highly successful and that was but one
of many fields in which he labored W
conspicuous ability. He will head &
'NA'S'o AetNo-ty III w oiieNNC. NOclllS vi tilt
teachers have been employed in the
past and were retained on account o.
their known ability Those who are
new bear the highest recommendations
and all are we'll equipped by expert
ence.
During the summer vacation a num-
Der of minor changes and improve
ments have been made in the BUILDING
and It's interior will present quite
changed appearance In all parts thara
has been a complete renovation an0
in many Of the rooms the walls and
floors have. been reprinted. A special
table has been installed in the higI
school mathematics room for demon
STATIONS in general science, the work
leading up to the study Of science il
the high school course. In the base
been made with view to lettering the
sanitary conditions.
Assignment Of Teachers.
Andrew l.. Bramhall. who is expect
ed to arrive today, coming from his
most recent field of labor in Silver
City, Colo, will be principal of the
high school, He will also teach his
tory.
Mrs. Clara Gregory will preside over
the grades as principal and will teacl
the eighth grade, the position she filed
with such satisfaction in 1901.
Carl Johnson of Silverton, Colo, vii
be the head of the manual training de
partment. He comes highly recon-
mended and there is every reason tc
believe that the interest in this i'm
portant feature of the school work will
be made more popular and beneficial
this year than before.
L. " Tyler, who is to be the instruc-
tor in the commercial department
comes from Defiance, Mo. where he
took four years work in the high
SCIlUOl IIOlI lilSl SCHOOl llC went u
the University Of Missouri for a short
course and then completed his train
ing in the Kirkville normal school al
New Florence, Mo-, for one year and
was manager of a business college il
the same state for period of u
months.
Miss Harris, who will teach the
seventh grade this year, began he'
higher education in the Bedford, Iowa
high school and later went to the low
state teachers college. Her expert
ence consists of three years in the Goa
Creek, Colo, schools and seven years
in the schools of Silverton, that state
It Is from this latter school that sllf
now comes. During her work as an
instructor she has taught in the fifth,
sixth and seventh grades
Miss Lucas is a graduate of the ST.
perior, Wis, high school and or the
Superior state normal school. She
taught in that city for three years and
has had year each at Hibbing, Mimi
and Douglas, Arz She will teach the
fourth grade Miss Lucas appoint
ment came after the resignation OF
Miss Ella Boyer.
Mrs. Norton graduated from the
Burlington, Iowa high school and the
Burlington city normal school. she
has taught in Algona, Iowa, and bon
ners Ferry. Idaho. Her experience eX-
tends over a period of eight years.
The entire list follows:
High School.
Andrew l.. Bramhall history ana
principal; Clinton L. utterpacN
science; l.. V. Tyler, commercial de-
pertinent; Miss Pearl Buell., English
Mics victoria TIruska. languages
Miss Elizabeth Russum, mathematics
e~ccial.
Carl Johnson, manual training; MIS-
Cora Bell, music and drawing
Grades.
Mrs Clara Gregory prinClpal el5H'i
Mice catherine Harris, seventh; MIS-
blanche Drees. sixth; Miss katheriu
,,, sftb. Mics Illcie France