Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-03
HURLEY HIGH SCHOOL OPENS
WITH INCREASED ENROLMENT
Department for the Deaf and Dumb Is
Added. New Buildings Will Be
Erected at Defer and
South Cary.

]. +. Murphy. who announced that
the total enrolment at the present
time is $50 students. He also said
that he expected that 20 more
students would take up studies in
the high school next week, bring
ing the total to 259, healthy in
crease over that of last year.
An increase in the enrolment in
the grades has also been noted, IN.
dicating that the local public
schools will have a busy year, one
week of which has already gone
by.
A new department was added
this year whereby instruction is
given to the deaf and dumb. Miss
Mary Mellea has charge of this
department. Glasses are held in
the South Side school.
Arrangements have been made
whereby the high school librarian
Miss Margaret Chiono, will give
part of her time to looking after
the educational needs of deficient
children.
Athletics will be given its share
of attention in the high school as
usual this year. The bootball
squad has already started practice,
with promises of developing a
worthy eleven. A schedule OF
games has not yet been arranged.
The high school will also be repre-
sented by basket ball team.
Among the Improvements in the
school district is an additional
room in the Gle school for the
third and fourth grades.
New school buildings will be
erected at Defer and at South Cary
this year. Bids for the construc-
ton of these buildings are now in
and it is expected that contracts
will be let and work started in the
near future, probably the coming
week.
Below are the names of the
faculty at the Lincoln school build
ing together with other schools in
the district as we'll as the teachers
in the rural schools:
Lincoln School
Harold COnnOrs, Prin., English;
lone HalversOn, mathematics; Nelma
Reid, history; II. KOepp, science; }
Harrington, Latin, science; Eleanor
Wengfeller, algebra, science; Edna
Macarthur, domestic science; Miss
Moran, English, algebra; Leo Lankie,
manual training; Georgiana BOyinR
ton, Eighth grade; Katherine Shea,
Seventh grade; Miss Woods, Sixth
grade; Leola Stone, Fourth grade;
Rose Schmagner, Third grade; Julia
Reible, Second grade: Catherine II um-
bic First grade Catherine Flandrena
kindergarten.
South Side School
q. Flanagan, Prin., b. Martin, First
grade; Il. Wright, kindergarten,
Cary School.
Mr.. Wells, Prin., Seventh and
Eighth grades; Miss Lowenstein,
Sixth grade; Ina Weimar, Fifth grade:
Dora Martini, Fourth grade; Aloysius
Hassett, Third grade; Dorothy White
Second grade; Rita Swift, First grade
Gile.
Beatrice Summers, Fourth and
Fifth grades; Mary Mcdonnell. Second
and Third; Irene LawIer, Sub-Pri-
mary aud First.
Montreal.
Geo. Sullivan, Prin., Seventh and
Eighth; Blanche Palmquist, Sixth,
Frances Kane Fifth; Tilda Johnson
Fourth; Florence Dillon, THIRD
Agnes Csnney, Second; Martha
Matuscwic, First and Kindergarten:
Geraldine Hassett, First
Pence.
/ Anna Mae Sullivan, Seventh and
Eighth; Pauline Gutcwski. Fifth and
Sixth; Hilda Lake, Fourth and Thlrd;
Mary Meggio, Second aud First.
Meadyile- Sara Waters, Jessie
Auger.
Hinkle- Gertrude Drawer
DeFer-HowArd Connors.
South Cary-Alice Sturgul.
Music and drawing, Helen McCrae; /;
deaf and dumb, Mary Mellea; com
mercial, Anna MsAon; librarian and