The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-10-11
WESTON SCHOOLS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Stfuctlon IN uppllVu ihusiN NV''N'
pianoforte. pipe organ or some
major instrument of the symptom
ic orchestra or band may secure
credit. in the school for work
done by complying with certain
conditions set forth in by the Com
mittcc ON Credit for Private Music
Study in report adopted by tho
State Teachers Association.
There must be an application
from the parent or guardian re-
ouesting the recognition of such
instruction, and there must accom-
pany this application a recommen.
dation from the private teacher,
who has been duly credited us fol-
lows.
"Music teachers may be accrcd.
tied by the State Department of
Public Instruction when satistac-
tory information has been furnish
ed as to the qualifications of the
teacher. Blanks shall be provided
by the state department which shall
be filled, and subscribed to by the
teacher. Satisfactory information
shall include the recommendation
of at least three persons. When
the information is such that the
state department is in doubt as to
the accrediting of a teachers
work. the State Superintendent of
Public Instruction may refer the
matter to a committee of three mu.
sicians appointed by him for that
purpose.
emusic teachers wishing their
work accredited must be graduates
of standard conservatories, having
pursued therein the branch of study
they wish to teach; or have had
five years of training under compe-
tent teachers. such training to be
above elementary instruction in the
subjects to be taught: preparation
for teaching to include a satisfac-
tory knowledge of harmony and
methods of teaching"
The Weston High School is twice
fortunate this year in having one
of the largest Senior classes in the
history of the school, as well as a
very large Freshman class.
The candidates for graduation
from the High School are:
Cora Beamer, George Blomgren,
Hazel Duncan, Velma Gerking,
Vida Greer, Wilma Harbour, Min
ME johnson, Leila Powell, Ruth
Proebstel, Dorothy Proebstel, Ken
dali Smith. Maxine Scrimsher. Ger
trude Van Wrinkle, William Van
Wrinkle, Esther Williams.
The members of the Freshman
class are:
Susie Beathc, Leonard BuIfinch,
Irene Banister, Maggie Fuson, Paul
Hopkins, Fred Johnson, Helen John
son, Vergie Key, Harvey Lundell,
Eva Lundell, Geneva Lieuallen,
Arden Lucas, Eldon Mcintyre.
Vira Morrison, Elsie O'Harra,
Ansor Payne, Nina Price, Miller
Rayborn, Walter Rayborn. Ray
mond Sewers, Terence Terhune,
Ruth Vanderpool, Fay Walden,
Opal Winn, Maude Withers, Or
vile Williams.
Back of the trenches of France
run our rear line trenches of Amer
ca. In them every one Of us is
soldier on duty. The Liberty Loan
il service in which every man.
woman and child may take part.
Children may carry the creed OF
patriotism into their own homes.
Because of this influence child
may help sell Liberty Bonds. !
hereby appoint every child OF school
age in the United States a soldier
of the Liberty Loan.-W. G. Nc
Adoo.
Superintendent Fitzpatrick states
that at the end of the first month
Of school there is a greater attend
ance in both the high school and
grades than at the end of the first
month last year.
The primary room now have
new clock on the wall, and all are
learning to tell the time of day.
George Bomgren has entered the
Senior class.
Leila Powell, a member of the
Senior class, has been i'll at her
home this week.
Publishers Statement