The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-08-23
SCHOOL ITEMS

The Blackfoot Schools will open
on Tuesday, September the third.
There promises to be an unusually
large enrolment this fall and pre-
parations are being made for such a
contingency. The buildings are being
treated to a thorough over-hauling,
the teachers are all employed and sup
plies as well as books are on the
way.
Those pupils who wish to enter the
grades of the Blackfoot schools, who
have not previously attended here
should call at the superintendent
office in the high school building on
Friday or Saturday afternoon August
80 or 31st, in order to get the proper
enrolment cards and assignments.
Those pupils who are entering school
for the first time this fall do not need
to enroll until Tuesday and then
need only to enter the first grade
room on their respective sides of the
rail road track.
1t is of particular Importance that
the high school pupils enroll on the
afternoon of Monday September the
End. The Freshmen will come at
one o'clock, the sophomores at three,
the juniors at four and the seniors,
at five. The commercial students
may come at two o'clock.
A course of study is being prepared
for the high school which will assist
pupils in their choice of subjects and
courses. This will be ready for dis
tribution at least five days before the
opening of school,
There are already number of
boys and girls of high school age
who have made application for places
to work for their board during the
winter. The residents of the city will
confer with the superintendent of
schools if they wish to secure school
children for work n their homes.
Thirty-seven young people worked
their way through school last year at
least in part.
The teachers will soon begin to
arrive in the city and will need
rooming places. These people can do
much better work for the community
if they are comfortably situated.
here again, If any one has rooms and
board, one or both, it would confer
a favor upon the teachers, should you
notify the superintendent of your.
willingness to take these teachers in
to your home.
The plan of distribution of pupils
is very much as last, i. e. All child
ron up to the seventh grade will at
tend school in the building in the
side of the railroad track in which
such pupils reside. All eight grade
pupils who are entering the eighth
grade for the first time this fall will
be enrolled at the Irving school.
Those who have previously taken
eighth grade for one term or more
and have not diploma, will be en-
rolled at the high school building.
All seventh grade pupils will be en-
rolled at the Central building.
Below follows the complete list of
teachers with the grades which each
will teach. j. B. Lewis, Lincoln,
Neb., principal of High School, Chas.
manual training, Harry
J. Leee Commercial Department,
Miss frankie Lee Kinnard, Michigan
City, Ind. Latin and German, Mary
Nichols eighth grade, Miss Rita She'll
enberger, Domestic Science, Phillip
York, Neb. Mathematics
and Agriculture, Miss Riches, Music
Miss Palmer, Drawing, Central Build
ing, Anna Doyle, Principal, Hazel
Snyder sixth grade, Ida Rudd, fifth
grade, Susie Biethan, fourth grade,
Grace Wright, third grade, Ella Sly
field, second grade, Kathryne Lynch,
second primary, Eva Hubbell, first
primary. Irving building, Lulah E.
Smith, principal, Lille Anderson, six
III grade, Florence Drum, fifth grade,
Leah Graham fourth grade, Ethel
Howard third grade, Alba CULLEN,
second grade, Lillian Woodruff, sec
md urinary. Cassie Wright. first Dri-