The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-01-25
ENROLMENT IN SCHOOLS
OF TWIN FALLS SHOWN
Superintendent Hal G.. Blue Makes
Public Figures Relative to the
Attendance.


With the opening of the second sem
ester, Monday morning, January II.
AZ beginners enrolled in the first B
grade; 81 in the Bickel and Is in the |
Lincoln This is very much larger |
than was expected. Fortunately an |
extra room in the frame annex at [
the Bickel school had been fitted up |
for school purposes and so the large
enrolment was cared for In order |
to accommodate the fifteen beginners in |
the Lincoln school, it was necessary /
to transfer sixteen children to the
high school building. These transfers (
were made possible by transferring /
10 children in the high school building
to the Bickel school 1t is regretted
that it is necessary to transfer chill
dren from one part of the city to an
other, but because of the need of adj
ditional room, it is necessary to do it.
The following shows the distribu-
ton Of pupils in the elementary grades
at the close OF school, Tuesday:
Lincoln Building-Miss Dygert %
lib and 10 Ia; Miss Taylor 70 Ia and
II 2B; Miss Stewart, SO "a; Miss
Marth, A BIB; Miss Faris, "A 3A; Miss
Billiar Is Alb and % 3A; Miss Heming
son, "A "A Miss Leanord, 10 4A and
25 Alb; Miss Hamilton, p 5B and Is
ga; Miss Ballenger. AZ ga; Miss Coul-
ter, 80 6B and 10 GA; Miss WEIGH,
"a GA Departmental Grades 7B, 40;
IA, 46; SB, 40; SA "a.
Miss Corbett, Miss Powers, Miss
Barnes, Miss Peterson and Miss Fra
ser are teaching in the departmental
grades.
The most difficult situation in the
Lincoln school is that OF Miss Dygert's
room with Al children of which 25 are
in the 1B grade; that is, the beginning
grade Only three rooms below the
departmental grades, those OF Miss
Stewart, Miss Welch and Miss Halnil
ton have less than 40 pupils enrolled.
Miss Coulter has As enrolled with two
grade divisions, Miss Leonard A with
two grade divisions, and Miss Billiar
Al with two grade divisions. Miss
Marth, Miss Faris, Miss Hemingson and
Miss Ballenger have high enrOllments
but the situation is simplified to some
extent because only one grade division
is found in each room.
The total enrolment in the building
is GIL
Bickel School-Miss Faris, 40 lB;
Miss Struble. 43 la; Miss Jackson, "a
Ia and 16 2B; Miss Hobbs, 38 "a; Miss
Wolfe, q pa; and II 3B; Miss Kautz,
BIB and 20 ga; Miss Franck, 10 "a
and II 7B Miss Whealdon, Is Alb and
% 4A Miss Snyder, AZ "A; Miss
| Grieve, 36 5B; Miss Draper, Al oA;
Miss Agar, ga and 2S 6B Miss Metz,
. 40 GA Departmental Grades-1B, 40;
IA, Sc; SB, 81; SA, "a.
Miss Perkins Miss Howard, Miss
| Imhoff, Miss Murray and Miss Heweti
are teaching in the departmental
| grades, including the seventh and
eighth grades.
| 1t Will be noticed that the enroll
| ment in the rooms at the Bickel doe.
not run as high as that in the Lin
coin school The rooms in the Bicke
are not as large as those in the Lin
coin and, therefore, cannot accom-
modate as many pupils. In the frame
annex at the Bickel 123 children arc
| enrolled The average is Al to eaci
room In the remainder of the rooms
below the departmental grades, those
of Miss Snyder, Miss Draper and Miss
III Metz have an enrolment Of 40 or more
III The situations are somewhat simpliueC
in that each involves only one grade
division The remainder Of the rooms
range from 33 to 3S, three of them en-
rolling So The rooms OF Miss kauti
! and Miss Agar show difficult types OF
: organization Each room has one
small grade division and one large
grade division Such a type of organi
zation prevails often times in the dis
tribution of the enrolment OF build
ing in the most advantageous way
1t is a situation that usually is diff
| cult to obviata The Departmental
grades show a total enrolment of 100
1t was impossible to seat this enroll
ment in the auditorium, thus maxim.
! necessary the giving over of an eX
ira grade room to the departmental
work.
/ The total enrolment in the Bicke
school is 662.
High School Grades-Miss Pierson
43 Ia; Mrs. Warren, 40 "a. The tota
enrolment in the grades in the higl
/ school building is SO.
The total enrolment in the elemen
tary grades in the entire system
1416.
| Forty-nine boys and girls wer
! graduated from the eighth grade OF th
Lincoln and Bickel schools. Forty
8 six Of these pupils have registere
I for work in the high school.
The present enrolment in the hig
school for the second semester tc
tails AS This means the number c
students that have actually regis
tered for courses and are now in at
tendance.
50
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