The Caldwell tribune., 1915-08-27

The public schools of Caldwell will
open formally on the 9TH of Septem-
her The children who are six years
of age, along with those who will be
six on or before November lst., may
enter school at the beginning of the
school year. For others, there will
be beginning primary class organiz-
ed in January.
The opening session of the gVades
will commence promptly at 9 o'clock.
Pupils are requested to present the
report cards which were issued to
them last May to the teacher in
charge of the grade in which they ex-
pect to enroll.
The work of enrolling the students
of the High School will commence on
Monday morning September 9th. The
Superintendent and Principal will be
in their offices for that purpose, and
they will also be glad to offer sugges-
tions which may be of service in sell
ecting suitable courses. Parents are
requested, where possible, to confer
personally with the High School fac
ulty regarding the choice of subjects,
that course best suited to the needs
Of the student may be made 1t is
urged that every one expecting to
enter High School get their class as
signments before o'clock on Mon
day because of the fact that the regu-
lar schedule of classes will commence
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock.
All Of the teachers expect to reach
Caldwell on or about August 18th in
order that they may be on hand for
the institute which is to convene in
Boise from August 80 to September 3.
The opening session will assemble at
the High School Auditorium on Mon
day morning at 9:30 o'clock. Inas-
much as the state law requires at
tendance at this institute, reservations
will be made for all teachers.
There will be a general teachers
meeting at the High School assembly
room on Saturday afternoon, Septem-
Der 4th at l:30. All teachers are
urged to attend
A number of inquiries have come to
the superintendent from teachers ask
ing assistance in locating desirable
rooming and boarding places. An effort
is being made to list the names of all
those known to be interested and all
others having such Accommodations
will be noted if they will kindly leave
their names and addresses at the Of
hce in the High School building There
are also few girls wishing to earn
their board and room, by assisting
with household duties, in order that
they may attend school, The super
intendent or principal will be glad to
cooperate with anyone desiring to
secure such help.
he following is the list of the city
teachers who will be among us dur
ing the current school year:
High School. ......
Principal, E. w. Hills; history, Miss
Marguerite Scott; mathematics, Miss
Ida White; German, Miss Alice Reed :;
science and athletics, Otto Neal; Eng
llsh and Latin, Miss Marjorie Steel
man; English, Miss Anna Burns
manual training supervisor, J. NJ.
loothman; home economics super
visor, G. Louise Riddle.
Lincoln Building.
Principal, R. E. English; depart
mental teachers, Misses Merits and
Gertrude Kirby; Fifth grade, Miss
IDaIsy Beatty; Fourth grade, Miss
gerna Horn; Third grade, Miss Laura
Patton; Second grade, Miss Rose Har-
rls; First grade, Miss Cordclia Far
rer.
Van Buren, Building.
;. Principal, Miss Georgia Mcfarland;
Fourth and Fifth grades, Mrs. Edna
Boone; Third grade, Miss Georgia
foote; Second grade. Miss McFar-
land; First grade, Miss Margaret
Gipson.
Washington Building.
Principal, R. f. Rockwell; Depart
mental work. Miss Florence Tenncy,
Miss Athelia Gates; Fifth grade, Miss
Agnes Bicknell; Fourth grade, Miss
yaunita Stewart; Third grade, Miss
Carrie Brush; Second grade, Miss
EdIth .Engle; First grade, Miss Lillian
Nicholson.