Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
MORE STUDENTS. TEACHERS.
 MESA { RECORD.

Although 133 new students will en- ter the Mesa high and grade schools this term, increasing last years total to 1895, there will be 20 less teachers to handle the work. This is made pos sible by the willingness of the teach CTS to teach six classes each this year instead of five as previously.
 Another saving in the school fund for this year was effected by com bining both the high school and the grade schools under one head, Prin- cipal H. E.. Hendrix, who will be as- sisted this year by Miss vidella Nor teson as registrar.
 There will be 1.250 pupils in the Mesa grade schools this year, an in- crease of 75 over that of last year. The high school enrolment is 375, an increase of 5S.
 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 glec clubs He is a 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, a graduate of the Chicago university and super visor of home economics in the Port Arthur, Texas, high school last year, will have the second position in home economies inf the Mesa high school this term.
 Milton Schneler of Chicago will be instructor in history at the high school this year and will be assistant athletic coach. In his college days he won his letters in football, base ball. basket ball and track. Prof Schneler comes to Mesa to succeed Miss Alice Adams, who resigned re- gently to teach in Pasadena. Following is a complete list of all teachers who will take classes at the high school and at the grade schools in the Mesa district:
 High school board: George w. Sil verthorn, president; z. Pierce, clerk: M. c. Phelps, w. w. Dodson, O. S. Stapley, members.
 High School Faculty H. E. Hendrix, principal and super | intendent of grade schools. vidella Mortenson, registrar. w. G. Anderson, Zula Stevens, Isa- bel Dinsmoor, English department. c. H. Churchill, Spanish and Latin. xulla Cooper, Spanish. M. F. Schnel- Ter, history. A. s. Hartman, mathe- | maIlCS. oCIHlC6 L(oW AidNAc- matics and science. Albert Gransden, science and athletic coach. E. Eliza beth Sheldon, home economics. A. z. l Smith. science and agriculture. L. W. Otto agriculture. J. c. Anderson, I bookkeeping and handwriting. Mrs. Myrtle Harris, shorthand and type I writing. A. De Foe Miller, industrial | arts Mrs. Rose Alvey, art. Sidney Dury, music. Ruth Huber. physical | education.
 trustees: I. B. Johnson, president; pr. | Charles Shouse, clerk; W. R. Stewart. member.
 I Nina Alexander, principal and | third; Mabel Morris. third; Jenette Johnson, second; Dorothy Nell Welch, second; Vivien Standage, first; Mrs. Lena Daley. first; Lorena De Lano, kindergarten.
 Webster Building
 l Lucia Maier, principal and second; Stella Kaufman, first; Mrs. Zenobia Harmon third and fourth.
 Franklin Building
 | O. P. Greer. principal: Stella Gard ner. sA English, science; Charles
 Royles. SB history, seventh and eighth: Sigfried Soder. sc arithmetic
 seventh and eighth; Ethel Saunders II "A English, seventh: Alta Brooks, IE
 geography, seventh D. S., sixth grade;
 Verdell Nets, TO reading. penman-
 ship, seventh and eighth; Henrietta
 Tarwater. GA arithmetic, English
 geography, history; Louisa Berken-
 Ramp, 6B art. fourth. fifth, sixth;
 Riggs, sc arithmetic. English
 geography, history; 0da Beardsley
 5A English, (reading) geography, his tory: Anna Dillman, 5B arithmetic
 Spanish. eighth grades; Gladys Pal fmer, SC arithmetic, English; Nina Cotton, A 1; Melza Biery. A ?; Edith Quigley, 4B; Ruth Churchill fourth grade; Pearl Williams. un. graded.
 Specials | Clara Heuse, home economies: B E. Palmer, opportunity classes; Mrs
 Ruth Lee Huber, music; Mrs. Rose
 Alvey, art; L. W. Otto. agriculture
 Ruth Huber. physical education; Mrs Grace Standage. physical education Charles Rollins, manual training
 Nellie Wilcox, school nurse; J. D | Johnson, attendance officer. Lincoln Building | Elsa Hillerich, principal and first | Olive Huber, second; Ethel Shrine