Arizona republican., 1921-09-11
TEACHERS MEET ID PLAN YEARS WORK
 IF MESA SCHOOLS

MESA. Sept. 10.-Interesting and instructive addresses on school work were given at the initial meeting of the Mesa school teachers held Satur- day forenoon in the library at the high school building. The conference was preliminary to the general open ing of all Mesa schools on Monday morning and was attended by nearly all of the teachers who will be em- ployed In the city this year.
 Rev. Francis Bloy opened the meet ing with an address on .Mesa's h. terest in Education" and paid high tribute to the citizens of the com munity for their sacrifices that their children might attend school. He spoke of the wonderful physical equipment. including the buildings and playgrounds, which made is pos sible for the schools to accomplish so much.
 Prof. Fred c. Austin, superinten- dent of schools in Chandler, spoke on "The Teachers Professional At titude and Service and laid stress on the fact that teachers must this year of all years measure up to what is expected of them. The service they render, he said, will depend upon the attitude they take in their work.
 Supt. H. F. Hendrix spoke on Some Objectives for 1921" and made the announcements for the opening of the schools next Monday. Both the high and grammar schools will open promptly at o'clock Monday morning and regular sessions will continue the entire day. Arrange ments have been made this year to care for the smaller children who are dismissed early and who are required to fNv. AAfr- @Il tf1ar faV1T sisters before they can go to their home in the country. The little folks will be cared for at the buildings until they are ready to go home. New Teachers in High School A number of new teachers will ap- pear on the faculty at the high school this year. according to announcement made Saturday. Sidney Dury of Cleveland will have charge of the high school band, orchestra and glee clubs. He is Scotchman, was born in San Francisco and was educated | in London. He took an active part | in the musical instruction in the Cleveland schools last year.
 Miss Clara Heuse. graduate of , the Chicago university and super 1 visor of home economies in the Port Arthur, Tex, high school last year will have the second position in home economies in the Mesa high schoo 1 this term.
 Milton Schneler of Chicago will b. | instructor in history at the higi school this year and will be assistan athletic coach. In his college day! he won his letters in football, base ball, basket ball and track. Pro lessor Schneler comes to Mesa t succeed Miss Alice Adams, who re signed recently to teach in Pasadena
 Many Register First Day
 Surpassing last years mark am even expectations of the teachers thi ] year, 5S new students were registere'
 at the Mesa union high school ol
 Saturday for this terms s work. Lehl
 Alma, Mesa and other districts wer
 represented in the registration Ad
 ditional registrations of new student
 are expected the first of the week
 which will possibly put the new stu
 dents marks ahead of last term
 Kindergarten Opening Delayed
 Kindergarten will be conducted Il
 both the Lincoln and Irving schoe
 buildings this year, it was announce
 Saturday. Miss De Lano, last year
 teacher, will again be in charge Q
 the kindergarten work, conductin
 half day sessions in each of tn
 buildings. Miss De Lano has bee
 detained at her home in Wisconsi