The Holly chieftain., 1917-08-31
HOLLY SCHOOLS WILL OPEN
SEPTEMBER 3.

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Miss Rose NJ. Carlton takes the
second grade. She has had three
years of successful experience in
this state, and is cum laude
graduate of the State Teachers
College. She will supervise the
playground.
Mr.. Craig enlisted and was taken
into commercial lines of work of the
war, but was hOnOrably dischard
ed, on account of his eyes. He. at
present eontemplates teaching in
Chicago, where he hae two brothers
teaching. His many friends here
wish shim much success and happi-
ness in his new field.
Mr.. Jordan enlisted, and went in
to a Wyoming Division. The latest
word from him is to the effect that
he will be a Machine -Gunman.
Miss Won Ruecau, received an
offer of a position in the Junior
High School, of Sterling, Colorado.
at a much better salary than we
could afford to pay. Hence we lost
her.
Miss Metroz will teach in Rocky
Ford this year. That city has
high schedual of salaries and at
tracts the best teachers.
Miss Foster, at the time Of the
latest news, was about to be elect
ed to a Domestic Science position
in Minneapolis.
Miss Miller was married in July
to Prof. Greiser. This was the cul-
mination Of happy romance which
began few years ago, when Miss
Miller taught near Hartman. Their
many friends in this community
wish them long life and great sue
cess.
Each ysar secs changes of various
kinds in the school conditions.
There are nearly always changes in
the corps of teachers. This year
we had fewer changes than either
last year or year before. In fast
there are fewer changes than at any
time within four years. We expect
as full an enrolment as ever, not
withstanding the fact that . num-
Der Of boys will be away at war.
A reception to the teachers will
be held at the High School Auditor
ium at P. M. on Friday September
II. under the auspices of the
Womans Civic Club. This is fol-
lowing the established custom here,
a custom which ought to prevail
everywhere. Everybody ought to
come out and show . frindly feeling
toward the best institution we
have and give a cordial greeting to
those who are engaged in the most
important work Of the community,
namely training our coming citi-
zens for efficiency in their day Of
responsibility.
In closing the items OF this arti-
Gle we quote from the school news
of another paper, some strong words
of advice to patrons:
'If at any time you have, or think
you have, grievance against any
one connected with the school sys-
TEN, please remember the command
ment-'Thou shalt not bear false
witness to thy neighbor, but br-
ing your troubles to the Superin-
tendent and maby they will vapish
like the fog usually does. If the
schools are not just as you would
like to have them. pitch in and
help those at work to make them
better. If you realize that we
have one Of the best systems in the
state. boost for it,
The following is a full list OF the
teachers:
High School
superintendent and Principal
..................J John /. Cochran
Commercial Department
.................. Agnes Phelps.
Science Mathematics and Athletics
................Gl Glenn A. Bingham.
English. History and Domestic
Science ....... Stella B. Stueland.
Languages
.................R Rosalie Edmiston.