Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-09-13
CITY SCHOOLS open
FOR Term LAST
monday
MANY NEW TEACHERS ON THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Small
LER THIS YEAR.
TOTAL ENROLMENT IS AIS
Banner School Term Looked Forward
to by Teachers Parents and Students
Efficient Instructors

| The city schools of Grangeville open
ed last Monday morning and the tota
enrolment up to the present is given b,
Superintendent j. j. Staley as 1926 will
100 OF that number registered in tn,
high school. The school program be
gun last Sunday afternoon by a teach
ors meeting at which Supt. Staley out
lined his organization and nature OF
work he with his assistants hoped tt
accomplish.
Discussions pertaining to school mat
ters followed and it was plain to see
| That all the teacher are in earnest con
cerning their work. All of them come
to US well qualified and mos. of them
ripe in experience. Following q pleasant
summer S vacation they a:e .akiug hold
with vigor that promises t. achieve
results and Grangeville may expect the
banner school year of its history. Be,
low Is given list of instructors ON the
faculty this year:
Florence Erbes, 1st grade; Mable
Anderson, End grade; Winnifred Ed.
mundson, 3rd grade; Bessie Hamill, 4th
grades Grace Stuckey, 5th grade;
Florence Jeffery, 9th grade; Grace
Plummer, 7th grade; Grace Lowrie, 8th
grade; Annie Norwood librarian
Allie Brooks, principals; Mrs. r. w.
Overman, domestic science; Mrs.
Elizabeth Tucker, science and mathema-
tics, Ruth Miller, english and mathema-
ties; Theodore Thompson, manual and
physical training; John j. Staley, super.
and history. ~H~
Mable Anderson of Inkster, North
Dakota is graduate of the State
Normal at Valley City, North Dakota.
She has specialized in primary work,
teaching at Inkster last year.
Grace Stuckey, of Valentine, Nebraska
is graduate of the State Normal at
Peru, Nebraska. She has had mum
.ber of years experience in the schools
of that state.
Florence Jeffery, Sioux Rapids, Iowa,
has done work in the Iowa State Teach
er's College and has had number of
years experience in the schools of Wash
ington and Montana
Grace Plummer of Grafton, North
Dakota is a graduate of the Minnesota
State Normal at Moorhead. She has
had number of years experience in the
schools of Minnesota and North Dakota.
Grace Lowrie, of Lapwai, idaho, is a
Siuoudtt VI bHt tfHSylSdIld otdUe
Normal at Slippery Rock, Pa. and has
number of years of experience in schools
of Ohio and Idaho.
Mrs. r. w. Oyerman, of Grangeville,
Idaho is graduate of the Pullman State
College having specialized in Household
Economics and Domestic Arts. Has
taught in Montana and Idaho.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker of Pendleton,
Oregon is a graduate of the University
of Cincinnati. Has taught in Ohio,
South Dakota, Montana and Oregon
Has done special work in the Uni gessity
of Washington at Seattle.
Ruth Miller of Brookings, South
Dakota is graduate of the University
of Minnesota. For the past four wears
has taught English and mathematics III
the high school at Brookings.
Theodore Thompson, Superior, Wis. is
a graduate of Stout Training School at
Menomonie, Wisconsin. Specialized in
manual arts, calisthenics and gymnas-
tics, athletics.