The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-10-23
ST. M@Fi@@ Public Schools


They are distributed the various buildings follows:
High School, S0 grades in High School building 1853; Central
building, 235 Milwaukee, 18; and Cherry, "a.
The faculty for the school year l9l49l5 follows:
E. H. Buck superintendent, G. W. Todd principal of high
school, L. Francisco principal Of Central building; Miss
Helen Nesb principal Of grade High Schools O. Mnden,
science German in high school F. Hosetter science
and mathematics in high schools Miss Mary Nichols domestic
and Latin high school The teachers in Central
Miss Mary Porter grade Miss Edith Hemingway, grade
Miss Rosaa Dumas grade Miss Nell Kieber grade Miss
Myrtle Wegman grade Miss Anna Youngs, grade 2 Miss
Estea Hofsteer grade Grades in high schools Miss Verna
Lyon grade A. Miss Leila Clifford grade Miss Gertrude Nee
han grade 9 Miss Cora Jansen grade L. Milwaukee schools
Miss Lucy Rawls. Cherry school, Miss Marian Armstrong
Jantors Central building Harvey Mutch High School, F. L.
Stocking Board of Education: F. G. Scott b. M Davis a.
B. Anns F. H. Trummel Dr. w /. Clarke and L. Heming
way
At present ST. Mares has adequate school Cherry
and Milwaukee schools Milwaukee has the first
three grades and Cherry all eight grades
Central building has eight grade rooms Office assembly
hail. laboratory and small supply for school work The
high school high rooms science
laboratory ampmtheare lecture room sewing and
lecture room, Kitchen auditorium library gymnasium
and manual training shop For grade work IN the high school
there FIVE class Modern toilet fixtures plumbing
heating the Central and High School buildings
equal to the best High school and grade toilets separate
High School boys and girls have to shower baths and
lockers for clothing and athletic equipment at either side OF the
gymnasium the hallway of the first floor provided steel
lockers high student rms plan does away Win
the usual dark closet well providing safe place for be-
longings
w.,
has two sewing machines Monarch range tables closets and
cabinets gas plates and individual and general equipment
The shop has an equipment of hp MOTOR one No. rip
and cutoff table, surfacer, individual equipment lor
twelve benches and general tools High school boys TAX
ing this course have built the manual training benches and
stalled the equipment This included the installation OF
the artificial gas plant the part of last year to supply the
domestic and the laboratory with The class room
work has largely constructive in making and eqppng
these industrial departments of the school 1t is hoped that
work along industrial lines may in time be extended to IN
clude grade work well as high school
The Mares high school is on the accredited list with the
State Department University of Idaho four year high
school, having been accredited in 1912 This nsures to the
graduate of the high school entrance credits to higher IN
sution in other states The high school course OF
study thorough comprehensive and par with other city
high schools Graduates of the ST. Maes high school have
present making good colleges and universities TO whci
they have gone for completion of their education This yea
the high school offers the following work allowing IN the las
three of the high school work considerable election as
pursued by the student English four years. a thre
years. mathematics three years. science three years. German
two years. history years. domestic science and manua
training offered extra work fifth subject IN addition
to the required four regular studies Drawing and Music hav
from the high school well grades except
the individual eacher this department was discontinue
last year.
Two courses are offered: Classical leading to the B. dc
gree and Science leading to B. degree These courses ar
equivalent in amount of for completion Sixteen unit
of requirement required OF each student gradua
ing from the St. Maries high school,
The high and grade schools have been somewhat crape
for the of lack of and especially in the grade
since the first grades had last to run on half time
This very much hindered the progress in school work TIL
was relieved however late 19131914 The work done la
year comparatively meagre to that Of the present
since have abundant room added equipment and sror
corps of teachers Excellent work being accomplished IN
departments grades and the work will speak for itself
Anyone who predicted is wont to prophesy the backwa
turn in growth and population of ST. Mares need only to tu
the St. Maries schools and for themselves the chdre
morning and evening" the various buildings coml
and going studying and recng, and fast growing mental
physically, morally, into young and women.
St Maries justly point with pride to her part OF