The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-09-05
VIEW SCHOOL YEAR.

rsa ,s,s-2O term Of the Oroville
s,ie M school opens next Monday
p p.a;np and by the cooperation of
.,hers pupils and parents it is pos
~ n make this the most successful
@ 'ss hoth in point of attendance and
.mnlishment since the organiza-
% =. Of a high school in this place.
,rustees have been fortunate in
=. :. ,olection of teachers for the ensu-
y ,orm all of them not only expert
~ ,sa IN the departments over which
nav are TO preside, but most of them
s.s,ne w the advantage of having taught
,bs same school that they will pre-
''ao over for the ensuing year. The
h ,.Ilouing is a list of the teachers and
,her assignments:
A the high school building: Super
,.,sudent. D. f. Olds; manual train
- ~ II. Pitman; domestic science,
v,ss W Pauline Davis; Mrs. Minnie SCOT,
r,ss Jessie Heathman; director of
.as,e Mrs. Garhart seventh and
r,,hth grades, Mrs. D. Maske; Fifth
"a sixth grades, Miss Este Brennon,
Third and Fourth grades, Miss Lillian
Irmerese, First and Second grades,
Mss Bernice Domerese.
south side building. Fifth and Sixth
/ rades. Miss Leila Parsons. Third and
s0urtb grades. Mrs. Eva Vincent, Pri-
mary. Miss Florence Pickering.
The new teachers of the faculty are
urs D Maske, Mrs. Eva Vincent and
Ms Garhart.
II will be seen by the list that the
trustees have decided to introduce
musical course in the curriculum and
have been fortunate in securing the
services of Mrs. Garhart, who comes
10 the Oroville school from Seattle
most highly recommended for the po-
sition. We believe that this is very
valuable addition to the school course
and will be looked upon with favor by
Al the residents of the district. Not
tny will Mrs. Garhart act as musical
director but in cases of emergency,
such as the illness OF any of the teach
ers, she is equipped to fill the va
cancy. and that is an exceedingly i'm
portant arrangement.
With the opening of school it should
y the duty of every parent to see that
sesery child OF school age is entered
a the rolls the first day. Prompt at
lendance at the opening and insist
ence upon regular attendance during
~ school year will materially aid in
" work of the teachers in bringing
~ the school to high standard and
loeping 1t there. Teaching is a trying
Qn0r0us task at best, where the
cher applies all his or her ener-
~ toward making the best of the
hnman material that make up the at
lladance, and teachers should receive
re aid support and encouragement
q the public. Their work can be very
materially aided by the cooperation
d the pupils and the parent. The
0Foville schools are in the hands of
opable teachers. A most excellent
record was made last year in spite Of
ne unfortunate handicap caused by
influenza, that required a long sus-
pension of active work. That record
y going to be far surpassed this year,
hfring unforeseen impediments to
cohtinuous school year The trustees
vii do all in their power to aid in the
Sensational work, the teachers can be
epended upon to do their part, and it
y Up to the pupils to see that they ap-
py their best endeavors, both in de-
pFtment and study, toward making
he Oroville schools the best of any
q ne smaller town schools of eastern
Warrington.