The Caldwell tribune., 1916-09-01
PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL
START MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 11

children who are years of age at
that time, are eligible to enter the
beginning class. Others who will he
on or before November lst, will he
accommodated, as far as possible
For all others there will be a begin
ning class organized in January.
EJnrollment at the High School will
begin promptly at Sis on Monday
morning the 1lth, and will continue
throughout the day. Students NOT en-
rolling on this date will be somewhat
retarded in their work in starting the
year, as the first meeting of classes
will occur on Tuesday morning. Those
who find it impossible to come on
Monday morning will be accom-
modated on the Saturday morning
preceding.
The opening session of the grades
Will commence promptly at 9 O'Clock.
All pupils are requested to bring with
them their report cards, which were
issued at the close of last year, which
should be presented to the teacher in
charge OF the grade of which they ex-
pect to become member. Pupils
who are coming from the Ward build
ings to the High School should bring
with them their report cards, which
should be presented to the principal
of the High School upon enrolment,
Parents are urged to come with
students who are entering High
School for the first time, and to con
fer with the members Of the faculty
concerning the work which would
seem most advisable. Many times
pupils take up work for which they
are entirely unsuted, and they are
often led by various influences to
enroll in classes which they find later
to be of little benefit to them By
careful investigation of the work, on
the part of the parents, the students
may be guided into work which may
be beneficial to them, and which will
secure the results which are being
sought.
Teachers Arriving This Week.
The members of the teachers corps
of the public schools are beginning
to arrive, and it is expected that they
will all be here by Monday, Septem-
Der the 4th, in order that they may
be in attendance at the Institute at
Boise. The opening session of the
Institute occurs on Monday evening,
September 5th, when DIR. Stockton
Axson, of Princeton University, who
took last years Institute literally by
storm, will deliver one of his series
of lectures on English and Literature
appreciation. 1t will be remembered
that DR.. Axson gave some very inter
esting lectures on Shakespearian ap-
probation last year, and everyone who
heard him felt that to hear him alone
was we'll worth the attending of the
Institute.
All day Tuesday the offices of the
Institute will be kept open at the
High School building in Boise for
the purpose of giving visiting teachers
desired information. If they have not
secured room and board before ar
irving in the city, they should go to
the office in the High School build
ing where lists of places offering ac
commodation will be kept.
The first general teachers meeting
of the year will be held at the High
School building on Saturday after
noon, September 9th, at 3 o'clock. All
teachers are expected to attend this
meeting, as many important announce
ments governing the work Of the
opening year will be made at this
time.
High School Students Seek Employ
ment.
Inquiries have come from number
Of students who expect to enter High
School this year for work, which will
be of assistance to them in paying
their expenses. A number OF girls
wish to earn their board and room by
assisting with household duties. Those
who are interested in securing student
help may get in touch with the appll-
cants by communicating with the sup
crintendent of schools.
The following is list of teachers
for the coming year;
High School Building.
Otto L. Neal, Principal, Social
Science; Ida White, Mathematics;
Anna Burns, English; Edith Huft'
English and Domestic Science; Rae
Olmstead, German; Anna Matson'
Latin and History; Marguerite Scott,
History
H. S. Vocational Department.
Ruth Wood, Domestic Arts; Ed
WarQ burns, N dlludl +h'S
Houghton, Architectural Drawing and
Athletics; Glen F. Smith, Agricultural
and Science.
Washington Building.
R, F. Rockwell, Principal. Mathe-
matics and Science; Alfalfa Gates,
English; Goldie McGlothlen, History
and Art; Alta Crete, Fifth Grade;
Jaunita Stewart, Fourth Grade; Mary
Meek, Third Grade; Helen Berman'
Second Grade; Lillian Nicholson
First Grade.
Van Buren Building.
Georgia Mcfarland. Principal, Sec
ond; Agnes Nickel, Fourth; Georgia
Foote, Third; Verna, Horn, First
Lincoln Building.
R. F. English. Principal, Mathe'
mates and Science; Gertrude kerby
English and Penmanship; Ora Mum
ford, History and Art; Daisy Beatty