The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-09-04
Corps of Instructors Selected
With Great Care Accord
ing to Qualifications.
CHANGES IN COURSES
With Slight Changes Same
Course Of Study Will Be
Offered This Year.


Of school in Grangeville are very
bright. The teaching force has been
chosen with great care and the school
authorities are confident that they
have succeeded in securing the best
teachers possible.
There are three of the teachers of
last year who will remain in the
schools. They are Miss Jana Mat
thews who is teacher of Science and
Plane Geometry in the high school,
Miss Florence TIA, who has charge of
the Domestic Scinece department and
Miss Grace Lowrie, eighth grade teach
er. These three teachers were very
successful and 1t is fortunate for the
schools that they are willing to stay
In Grangeville.
The new teachers are practically all
teachers of wide experience and the
training of all of them is good. The
superintendent, #. q. Lukens, was
member Of the Grangeville High school
faculty eleven years ago. He now re-
turns as superintendent after having
held a like position for six years at
Potlatch, Idaho, and for three years
at st. Maries, Idaho. He is gradu-
ate OF the University of Idaho. Miss
Belle Wynne, who is high school prin-
cipal is graduate of the University
Of Minnesota. She comes here from
the principalship Of the Potlatch High
school and was also a member of the
faculty at st. Maries. She comes most
highly recommended by all of those
Dy whom she has been engaged in school
work Miss Mildred Waite, the teach
er of English and French in the high
school is graduate of the University
OF Oregon and has done postgraduate
work at the University of Washing
Ton. She has taught for the last five
years In the high school at Sutherlin
oregon, where she made an excellent
record. Mr.. Chas. r. Moore, manual
training teacher, is from Iowa where
ne attended Cornell college. He has
mad experience as high school teach,
er OF Manual Training and athletics
The teachers of the grades seem
70 be exceptionally strong. Miss Jen
me Schulz, seventh grade, and Miss
Ethei Anderson, third grade, are Idaho
girls. They both have their homes al
lewiston. They are graduates of the
lewiston Normal and come very high
~ recommended. Miss Pearl Baxter
sixth grade, lives in Moscow. Sh,
comes to Grangeville from Potlatcl
where she has been in charge of tn,
siAth grade for the last four years
she formerly taught at Genesee. Mis-
Martha Bentley, fifth grade is a gradu
a'e OF the Advanced course of the Su
perlor, Wis, Normal school. Sh
taught last year and the two preced
ing years at Spearfish, s. Oak. He
nome is at New Richmond, Wis. Mis-
SNeisoi' louTtu STdue Is lIoi
pralnerd, MINI. She is q graduate O
he advanced course of the Winons
Miiln, Normal school. For the pas
TWO years she has taught at Ely, Minr
city which employs sixty-five teach
YRS Miss Ruth Locke, second grade
graduate of the Iowa Stat
ieaehers' College at Cedar Falls, /,
one comes here from Corwith, lows
~here she was teacher OF the secon
srade Her home is at Flandreau.
pak. Miss Opal Gilbert of Minneap'
ny Minn.. will teach the first grad
cue has attended the University {
'ilhesota and has taught the fir'
grade for a number Of years in Nil
heSota. For the last four years 81
nas been teaching at Columbia Heighi
Minn. Her extensive experience an
"ef excellent recommendations gi'
assurance that she is well qualified
"ach the grade which has been n
Nghed her in Grangeville.
NOT many changes are planned
'ne courses offered this year Supe