The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1919-08-27
.FALLON CONSOLIDATED DIS
TRICT LARGEST IN NEVADA
r'alion Schools to Start New Year
Next Monday Under Highly
Auspicous Circumstances

Fallon's grade schools will open
next Monday and every sign points
to the most auspicious year, attend
aaee and results figured, in the his
tory of the district Scholars gener-
ally are preparing for the date and
the IA instructors comprising the
faculty. are now busily engaged in
setting things in shape for the schoo
work. The first day will be devoted
10 issuing books and making ready
for actual studies which will not be
undertaken until the day following
The schools will open with i'm
proved facilities and each Of the
three study headquarters, west and
east end and central schools. will be
favored this year for the first time
with individual music instructors
and playground directors.
II is expected that the enrollmen'
will start eff At close to the 500
mark and something like a dozen
auto buses will be used in trans
porting scholars from the outside
districts into Fallen. Thus the Fal
Ion consolidated district "B" is the
largest consolidated school district In
Nevada 1t will also have the larg-
est eighth grade class this year II
the state outside of Reno. II being
expected that the grade schools SEN
Tor class will comprise something
like 80 youngsters during the scboo
yaar OF lgt9-t920,
The following are the teachers Of
the faculty and the subjects under
their charge:
Primary Department--old High
School
Jessie +. Vann, Principal, Play
ground Director, and Teacher of B
First Grade.
Effie May Nutten. Kindergarten.
Lalia M. Baker, A First and 2
Second Grades and Instructor of Mu
sic in Primary Department.
GLADYS Jones, A Second and q
Third Grades.
intermediate Department-Wcst
End School
Lucy Grimes Burton, Prineipa
and Teacher of 3 Fourth and 4
Fourth Grades.
1rma Musgravf B Third and \
Third Grades and Teacher of Music
in intermediate Department.
Erma M. Patterson. A Third and
B Fourth Grades and Director OF
Playground.
Adah Geriets. B Fifth Grade.
Grammar Department-Oats Park
School
Loria D. Smith, Principal and
Teacher of Arithmetic. Spelling.
Irma Bendle, Girls Athletics
Geography. Penmanship and History
Ida E. Schultz. Director OF Band
or Orchestra. Domestic Arts, Read
ing and Music.
Lsura Mills, English. Drawing and
Current Events.
W. V. Hollan, BOYS Athletics
Manual Training Hygiene, Givies
and History.
L. E. MeFadden, Superintendent
The county high sehooi will also
open for studies next Tuesday with
the usual Monday activities pereed-
ing actual work. Principal l.. A.
Pringle and his corps of assistants
are making plans for the most sue
cessful year in the schools history
and anticipate an enrolment con
siderably In excess of last years fig
ure which is 100 The high school
equipment has been added to by a
number of useful appurtenants. in
cluding battleship linoleum laid on
the floors, while the grounds have
been improved with cement walks
and a sprinkling system has been
installed.
The 1919-1920 school year high
faculty will be composed of the fol
lowing: L. A. Pringle, principal
Miss Clara Balmat, commercial sub
iects and mathematics; Miss Eliza
beth Coolidge. English and express
sion; Miss Georgia c. Damn, Span
ish, Latin and history; Miss Grace
Mitchell, formerly of Medford, Ore,
domestic science. vice Miss Mabe
Ealand. resigned; Miss Violet Shep-
ard, commercial branches. and K. w.
Nutten, manual training.