The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-29
Three registered Short Hcm Bull
calves for sale.
II. Il. TERHUNE & SON.
Forest cit, School .>oies.

The Forest City public schools will
open Monday, September |, ut 900
o'clock. Please mention this to your
friends in order that every pupil Of
school age may b. present the very
inst day. We shall expect parents tu
send children to school regularly and
IN time. All violations of now cOmpul-
| sorry law will he reported 20 the at
tendance Officers. May We have few
violations?
Registration and classification Of
students expecting to attend high
school will be- Saturday, August 80,
from 900 20 1900 and from 100 10
300. All students are requested tOI
meet the superintendent and teachers
some time during those hours. When
announcement for rural students 10 be-
in town on Saturday, the supcrin.
tcndcnt will he pleased Ia arranged
their course for them some time Mon
day. DO not stay away from school
because your registration or classlfi-
cation is incomplete.
Every effort Is being made TO place
the Forest City high school upon the
first-class list early this fall. 4 large
number Of books have been ordered
luf wv wv bAll'lllk - N'ihE
modified TO meet all requirements; a
superintendent and principal, each
holding the degree OF Bachelor of
Science in Education, and having had
teaching experience in first Glass high
schools, have been chosen 10y the board
of education; an additional position
has been created, but in spite Of the
fact that three persons nave been
chosen for this place II is still vacant.
The board of education Is in no way
at fault for this condition; many
schools are in need of two, three and
even more teachers nj this time.
Should teacher not be- found during
this week II is highly probable that u
substitute will be engaged une'l the
position is regularly filled. Prospcc-
| tive students should not be alarmed
| by this condition and postpone en-
trance or go elsewhere, because we
have your welfare at heart and Will
do our part TO deserve your attend
ance. School activities, societies, ath-
etcs, etc, will receive considerable
attention and supervision by the fac
ulty. You will not make a mistake
| by enrolling with Us. The regular
assembly exercises will be held on
| Wednesday morning as usual. SUIT
able chorus books will be Ordered and
outside talent will be utilized to make
the period profitable for you,
| A new feature to be introduced into
the high school this year Is the com
munity magazine and current litera-
ture library. Each student viii be
asked to contribute certain sum, the
total being used to subscribe Tor u
number OF the best magazine. Every
student will have an opportunity TO
read these magazines and arrange
meIts will be made whereby they may
be taken home and read by the entire
fanny. This is not an experiment, as
the superintendent has conducted SIM
liar libraries heretofore. The success
of the plan depends upon the willing
ness of the pupils to contribute. Do
nations or subscriptions to good mag
azines, donated by patrons or. friends
of the school, will be acceptable. The
superintendent VIII be pleased to dis
cuss or explain the plan to Interested
persons.
Publication of the catalog has been
postponed until more definite informa-
ton is at hand.
There will be, teachers meeting
and conference Saturday, August 81,
at $3.50 q. M, in the superintendents
office. All teachers please be pres
ent. WARREN II. BRETT,
Superintendent.