Arizona republican., 1921-05-06
STAFF 0F MESA SCHOOLS FOR
 1921-22 SELECTED

MESA, May 5.-Re-electing every member of this years teaching force who made application. the grammar school board of the Mesa district. No 4. at a meeting held in the super intendents office in the high school Wednesday evening made almost a complete selection of its teaching staff for the 1921-22 term. There yet remain six vacancies which will be filled at an early date with the cleo ton of new teachers, it was stated Thursday.
 All of the 45 teachers who made application for reelection were re- tained for the next term and in most instances will continue in the same capacity and al the same salary as this year. Eleven resignations were accepted.
 No decreases in salaries were made for the coming year, and with the ex- cepeion of six cases, no advances in salaries were authorized In the rases of the six teachers they were raised s to bring their pay up to s15o.
 The board contemplates various arrangements of classes and work which will decrease the teaching force somewhat and minimize the ex- pense, at the same time retaining the present curriculum and the present efficiency.
 The principals reelected are o. P Greer, Miss Elsa Hillerich and Miss Nina Alexander. Supervisors re- elected include Noreene Cloves, Mrs. Ruth Huber, Mildred Rufsvold and Nellie wilcox.
 The following teachers were re- elected. L. ". Otto, Oda Beardsley, Aelxa Bierry, Stella Bonwell, Charles Hoylcs. Alta Brooks, Nina Cotton, tncx Crawford, Lena Daley, Larena De Lano, M. F.. Dunn, Margaret Fa- gan, Bessie Fox. Clara Fox, Hildred Francis. Aiarnie Francis, Stella Gardner, Zenobia Harmon. Dorothy JAkle, Stella Kaufman. Lucia Maier, Heulah Morrow, Gladys Palmer, Edith QuigIey, Ruth Randall, The resa Randall, Amy Riggs, Ethel Saunders Margaret Shea. Ethel Sir 5ine, Sigfried Soder, Grace Standage. Tivien Standage. Henrietta Tarwater. Anna Thomson, Helen Vance, Pearl Williams. Lucia Swedberg.
 The following teachers have re signed: Lollie Ashton, Blanche Barnes. Harriet Brown, Golda God fhall, May Hilbert. Rachael Orduno. pne Riley Edith Symns, Dena West, Uary Davis.
 Musicale Marks Final Assembly A musical program contributed to Hy the various musical organizations of the school will mark the final stu 4ent body assembly of this year to be held In the Mesa high school audi brium Friday afternoon. Weekly assemblies of the students have been held each Friday afternoon through the school year and the one this year marks the final session of the term H musical program is to be given at zthe assembly, the high school music department. band. orchestra and glee club taking part in it. Sev- eraI numbers also have been secured from Phoenix Assembly will be held in the high school auditorium at 2:1s Friday afternoon and parents and others interested in the school are invited by the teachers in charge te attend the program.
 Scout Luncheon Friday
 All arrangements for the organiza. ton meeting and luncheon of the loca council of Boy Scouts to be held Fri day noon in the Episcopal churcf guild hall are complete, A 5o-cen luncheoa will be served at 12 o'clocl sharp and following its completion thes organization work of the counci NH be taken up. Members of tn council who were recently chosen representing all of the various south nqe districts are expected to attend
 M Ready for Lehi- Sacaton Battle
 Baseball players in Lehi and Saca ionfare on edge and rearin'. to go, fo their big game to be staged on tn Mesa park field Saturday afternoon The old time rivalry of two weeks az when Sacaton scored 3 to victor, cvsr the lowlanders has not been for gotten, and Lehi has drafted in ever nvaila ble players from all corners o thes district to make the team tn best available. Lehi is paying tn