Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29
Missouri volley Schools Will Open
Tuesday, Sept, 3rd., For Work


The Missouri Valley Public Schools
will open for regular school work on
Tuesday, Sept. 3rd., at 900 A. M. A
meeting of all teachers is called for
Monday, September End, at 400 p.
m. at the Junior High School Assem-
bly, room. All teachers are requested
to be present.
All students wishing to enter the
high school from outside the indepen-
dent district of Missouri Valley,
should call at Mr.. Dewelps office,
Secretary of the Board, and secure
a blank to be filled out certifying
residence. These certificates should
be returned to Mr.. Dewell and re-
ceipt secured to present to the Super
intendent in order to be enrolled in
the high school. All students enter
ing the grade schools from outside
the district should pay at least one
months tuition in advance to Mr..
Dewell and secure receipt to pres
ent to teacher or principal of your
building in order to be enrolled as a
student. 1t is expected that these re-
|ceipts be presented as an entrance re-
quirement.
Citizens of Missouri Valley who
have furnished rooms to rent or who
have rooms either furnished or unfur-
nished for light house keeping, should
phone Supt. Galpin at the High School
Friday forenoon, August 30th. Teach
ers and students will need rooms and
the above will be greatly appreciated.
Until boys are called into the mil
itary service, a careful preparation
for successful future, is the most
patriotic service that any boy can
render. We, therefore, urge all boys
who can possibly do SO to return to
school. We have two good athletic
coaches and can give work in football,
basket ball, and any other athletic
activities desired.
The Board of Education has used
great care in the selection of teachers
for both grades and high school and
we predict a pleasant and profitable
year. Each teacher is a specialist in
the line she will accept to teach.
Following is the corps of teach
ers:
NJ. c. Galpin, Superintendent.
High School
M. H. Sims, Clarinda, Iowa, Prin-
cipal Agriculture and Physics.
Mrs. Ruby Edgecomb, Mo. Valley,
Mathematics.
Vora E. Harris, Massena, Iowa,
Commercial.
John C. Sager, Seymour, Iowa,
Manual Training and Athletics.
Boneata Griffin, Upton, Ia, Eng
lish and History.
Mrs. Cecil Mcdonald, Mondamin
Iowa.
Mrs. Keitha Thorpe, Mo. Valley
English and Junior High School.
Mabel Cowden, Grinnell, Iowa, Eng
fish and History.
Elizabeth Thompson, Tarkio, Mo.
French and Latin.
Hazel Richardson, Auburn, Iowa
Chemistry and General Science.
Beatrice Lally, Denison, Iowa, Mu.
sic and Physical Training.
Anna Kirley, Missouri Valley, Pen.
manship and Drawing.
First Ward School
Beulah DeVore, Mystic Iowa, Prin.
cipal and Sixth Grade.
Florence Cutler, Missouri Valley
Fifth grade.
Iva zuver, Missouri Valley, Fourth
Grade.
vesper Price, Missouri Valley,
Third Grade.
Helen Mann, Woodbine, Iowa, Sec
ond Grade.
Laura shurts, Missouri Valley
First Grade.
Louise Carlisle, Missouri Valley
Kindergarten.
Third Ward School
Jessie Hudgel, Sloan, Iowa, Prin
cipal and Sixth grade.
Della Barry, Woodbine, Iowa, Fiftl
Grade.
May Thorness, Mo. Valley, Iowa
Fourth Grade.
Elite Mckinney, Woodbine, Iowa
Third Grade.
Edna Gregorsen, Mo. Valley, Sec
ond Grade.
| Mabel j. Rydings, jefferson, Iowa
First and Second Grades.
Alice Brandiff, Missouri Valley, la.
First Grade.
Junior High School
| Susie t. Bird, Missouri Valley, la.
Principal and English.
| Mrs. Nellie Royce, Mo. Valley, Ia.
| Arithmetic.
Ada Beagle, Mo. Valley, Geograph,
and History.
Iowa j. Benedict, Cedar Rapids, la
| Physiology and Reading.
Respectfully submitted,
M. c. Galpin, Supt.
Woodbine Boy Honored.
Woodbine, Ia, Aug. 27.-Th,