Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-08-27

NNfNe'thhs
Miss FELTON, Is a primary special.
let OF long experience 10 this aiate
She has taught with success in The
Alamogordp City schools and comes
to us from the primary department
of the Flagstaif, Arizona, schools
She holds life certificate in New
Mexico. has done special kinder.
garlen aud primary work 10 Ferris
Institute and has had conferred up
on her the degrees OF bachelor Of
pedagogy aud master Of pedagogy
Mrs Gather has done special
educational work IN the University
Of Nebraska. is n normal graduate
In her na'ive state aud has "a num
ber Of years Of successful work to
her credit That her work will
prove of the highest order there
can be no reasonable doubt.
Miss Greenburg has done sdvan
ced work both at Cornell University
aud the University of Chichgo. She
holds n life certificate in New York
State and has also a life Ger tifca q
granted her by this s,ate Her
professional work is second to none
and her teaching has been cot res
pondiugly euccessful She is thor
uughly qualified to fill her imp,rt
ant place IN lhe school adminislra-
lion
Mrs. Clunn is "A most enthusiastic
musician, nor could real musician
he otherwise Coupled with her
exeellent taste are wears Of careful
training in piano technique aud
voice culture. course in Miss
Flemings Public Music School of
Chicago This later course is based
directly upon the work Ms outlined
Iin the new educational Music
Course used in The Carrizozn school
so IL is reasonable to expect most
excellent results in Ibis department
The same advantages will be ac
corded to every pupil AS in time
past. but rs Mrs. Clunn will devote
all Of her time tn music, she will
give piano instruction, to all who
desire, upon the school piano Tive
lessons per week will be given al
$5 90 per month The manage
ment hopes to pay The salary ot
supervisor Of music in this way
Mrs. Clunn will also give vocal in
struction at Out-of. school hours a.
her own terms We are glad +,
announce her engagement for tn,
coming year.
Mr. Franklin comes to tis directly
from the summer term nf the Silve
City Normal His work there ha
been of the highest character, hi
training Of the very hest He viii
supervise the work in manual train
ing, have chsIge of the department
of history, and coach teams in q
branches Of athletics There ha
been long felt need of youn
I man to relieve the superintendent
of many extra duties connecle,
with the operation Of the schor
aud Mr.. Franklin's employment
the solution of q well-equippe
instructor
The public is therefore urged :
, gi We the school, as in time past, II
hearty and sympathetic support
Any member OF the school board q
faculty will be glad to give hi
attention to any suggestion, know
ing that no loyal patron will nffe
anything but constructive an
, kindly criticism. Mutual welfer
demand sympsthic spirit; II wi
he our endeavor to give you III
4 very best of our time and talen
but II takes co operation to do /
There will be trouble enough in tn
ordinary routine Of school life I
; not invent any from other source
Let us all pull together and III
3 school will bs felt as never befoI
as the silent but resislless power
community welfare.
Sincerely.
II Andrew McCurdy