The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-09-10
[OCAL SCHOOL
OPENS MONDAY
r..chers and Students Ready
I, Resume Work After
Summers Vacation.

school opens next Monday in Grange
M for the 1914-1s15 term.
Never In the history of the city has
schooI year been ushered in amid
nore auspicious conditions; never have
ns parents, the members Of the fac
Nv and the student body had reason
d anticipate such splendid. result
un6ncing year. The magnificent new
,g,eee brick building, modern to the las
ind most minute detail, - fully fur
nlshsd and fitted to meet every demand
ina every need. With this home the
Students and the teachers cannot but
Ia their level best and. backed by
unest cooperation from the parents
and patrons, they should find no STUN
Ming blocks. Speaking of the prospects
j im this year Superintendent Rice said
yesterday:
Il believe this term Of school which
opens next Monday will be the most
Successful. from all viewpoints. in the
| history Of our school, We ere well
pleased with the new members of the
faculty chosen by the board, and we
believe they will enter into the work
and will labor hand In hand with the
former members in completing the plans
and projects started last year. We
anticipate and viii receive the right
kind of cooperation from the parents;
and we shall strive to merit it. I also
believe, judging from the signs as 1
see them, that there exists a better
spirit than ever among the members of
the student body-I think we can look
to our students to meet US half way
in this program which means the great
est advancement In any one year OF
our schools existence
Il estimate that the total enrolment
this year in the schools will be approx
imately 476 students at the beginning
and this will undoubtedly be Increased
materially within the first few weeks.
Who's Who Among Teachers.
There are to be Is members of the
faculty this year. Most all the teach
ers are already here and those who
have not yet reported are expected to
arrive by Saturday evening. The com
plete list Of instructors in the grades
and high school is as follows:
First grade-Miss Agnes Mcdonald of
Forsythe, Montana.
Second grade-Miss Josie Robb of
namiiton, montana
Third grade-Miss Edythe Stowef of
Valley City, North Dakota.
Fourth grade-Miss Olive Coram. city.
Fifth grade-Miss Bonna Bowsher,
city
Sixth grade-Miss Grace PEBBLES. city.
Seventh grade-Mrs. F. III. Meader
city.
Eighth grade-Miss Bessie Longfellow
Of Peru. Nebraska
Music and physical culture-Miss
Helen Gwinn Of Garfield, Wash.
English and history-Miss Helena
Bakewell Of Lansing. Iowa.
Agriculture. mathematics and athletE
lnstructor-Mr. F. c. Robinson of Boise
Domestic Science-Miss Zadie Keith
Of Payette, Idaho.
Librarian-Miss Mary McEntee. city.
History. Latin and German-Mr. J. J
Staley, principal of high schools.
science-Professor d. F. r. Rice. su
perintendent of schools.
Add Two New Courses.
In addition to complete grammar
school and high school courses in which
the local institution of learning has
made rapid and steady progress In
S>@AS WV hhPOItdAt OiduCUcS HaN
Deen added this year. These includ.
Me course offered In home economics
ana the agricultural course.
:. Miss Zadie Keith will have charge o.
me home economies work and will de.
vote all her time to the classes in thi.
oranch Of the schools mission. An un.
e,pected interest among the young peo
pe who VIII attend school here thil
year has already been manifested II
.nese classes and they will no doub
prove popular from the start.
Mr F. c. Robinson who will TAX,
onsrge Of the course In agricultur,
zones highly recommended. He Is /.
s.aouate Of the university Of Idaho ant
,as the seal Of approval from Dean w
= carlyle. State superintendent Ehep
. N and others prominent in educa
ehai work In the state. Owing to tn,
that 1t will take some little tim,
set everything In this line in goo,
,ns,'e order Mr.. Robinson will fin
.iuoed In his duties the work o
s,s,g ,sn'hg mathematics and handling tn
h'ics OF the school At college h
,s up an enviable record as an ath
hsr oeing especially proficient in base
MI NJ Football and basket ball. with higl
arks In track work.
~, "ew Departments Permanent.
ha.n new courses added this year hav
the outlined as four year courses an
will Work done durirg the 1914-1s15 teri
tha oe accredited as the first year o
ana musical course will be complet
ress Is expected that even more prog
unaa. WI, De made this year than las,
Gw,a .he capable direction of Mis-
formas A high school orchestra will b
Ana as win also other musical club
eanizations. Miss Bakewen, VIII