The Bozeman courier., 1921-09-07
SCHOOL DAYS SHOW
Large ATTENDANCE
Registration of Students at High
School and Grades Indicate
Record VIII De Broken

School opened Monday with a rec
ord attendance at tse high school, and
the grades are holding up fine records
of pupils. The city schools are going
to be busy places during the present
term. The enthusiastic manner with
which the students have entered into
the routine of studies and classes in
dicates all are glad to see the time
arrive.
Monday and Tuesday were very
busy days for Prof J. A. Woodard,
superintendent Of the high school, ar
ranging the schedule of classes and
receivirtc the registrations of stu
dents. There are entries from every
part Of Gallatin county, which brings
the enrolment to a higher mark than
m previous years.
Professor Woodland wishes the in
formation extended to all who live in
the country that the high school is
open to entry for every student who
has completed the eighth grade stud
/ les There IS no tuition charged for
attendance at the Gallatin county high
school and the impression among
some that fees are collected are er-
roneOus.
The faculty at the high school this
year is of high character assuring
the students Of the very best of in
struction so that there is every adj
vantage obta nable for preparation
FOR higher learning. Those who COM
nlete the work of the high school are
fitted for entry in college either in
Montana or other states.
Following is list Of the members
Of the faculty and the departments to
which they are assigned:
Agriculturc-J. Fred Cline, head of
department, University of Idaho.
Commerce-Zula J. Montgomery,
. head Of department; Glen City Busi-
ness college Quincy, Ill Esther ].
Franks, instructor. Oberlin college.
English-Ida w. Davis head of de-
: partment. Central college, Fayette,
= Mo-; Caroline S. Wright, instructor,
: Central college, Fayette, Mo-; Edith
r +. Kennedy, instructor, University of
California; Edith E. Schuster, instruc-
tor, University Of Wisconsin; Fern NJ
5 Eads, instructor, Keaney college, Ne
braska; Ruth A. Smith, instructor
2 Ohio Wesleyan university; NOrine M
f Murphy, instructor, University OF
= Montana.
History-Lillian Bryan, head of de
{ partment, Central college, Fayette,
! Mo-; F. E. Morse, instructor, Oberlir
q college.
5 Home Econcmics-Helen T. Jones
head of department, Kansas State
normal, Emporia, Kan; Inez NJ
Smith, instructor in sewing, Montans
State college; Mae C. Chapman
school nurse, Bethany college, West
Virginia.
: guages-Katherine G. Smith, in
= structor, French, Latin, University o
Missouri; Helen Zazuen, instructor il
Spanish, French, University of Colo
e RADIO.
Manual TraiG;ng-Walter F. Cha
uner, head Of department; Universit.
of Nebraska.
e. Mathematics - Florence Casswell
v head of department, Hamline univer
d sity; John McGough, instructor, bas
IS ketball coach, Colgate university, n
= Y.
v BIusic-Adelaide Dampnere, head o
" department, Forest Park university
J. Royal conservatory, Berlin, Germany
$ Science-C. 0. GlissOn, head Of de
70 partment, Knox college, Illinois; Win
re nfred J. Shepard, instructor, Univer
sity Of Michigan
- Teacher Training-Mabel E. Kirl
"a head of department, University Q
= Nebraska.