Arizona republican., 1921-09-30
vesta Ferguson. sixth grade.

Vesta Ferguson. sixth grade.
 Nelle Barnes, fifth grade.
 Dorothy Robinson, fourth and fifth grades.
 Jennie E. Lewis, fourth grade.
 Anna N. Seaver, third grade.
 Laura N Syler, third grade.
 Edna M. Cook, second grade.
 Ora Hansen. second grade.
 Pearl Openshaw. second grade.
 Nellie Norgensen, first grade.
 Dorothy Hubbard. first grade.
 Ida lCelaya. first grade.
 Marian Martinez, first grade.
 Goodyear Unit No. i
 F. J. Curtiss, principal.
 Ruth Whitaker, assistant
 Possibly another teacher will be re- quired for third or fourth grade work.
 The outlook is bright for a very successful year in the schools. Much inteerst is manifest in athletics in the high school. It is reported that the Skousen brothers. members of last years championship basket ball team of Gilbert, will enroll in the Chand- Ter high next Monday. These sea- soned players, together with William Campbell, Elmer Peterson, Robert Gray, Floyd Holdren, William Me Callum, Lee Jones and others of last years Chandler players, will con- tribute much to the success of the basket ball season. The boys will be coached by D. Dudley Jones, a vet eran in this line of athletics, who has turned out championship teams.
 The special activities inaugurated in the high school last year will be continued. These consist of literary societies. glee club and orchestra, de- batting and dramatics. The prospects for debating are bright. Floyd Hold ren of last years team will be in school. interested. as ever. He will find good support from his colleagues, William Campbell, Floyd Davidson, Herbert Sutherland and others who made such splendid progress last year. MT. Jackson, who coached so successfully last year, will have charge of debate this year.
 Several members of last years graduating class have entered higher educational institutions. Vienna Cur tiss, Marie Tornow and Mary Latin are attending the state normal school Austin are at the University of South ern California, Los Angeles. Lee Will Hams has registered at Whitman college, Walla Walla, Wash. Helen Barnes is a student at the State Teachers college, Cedar Falls. Iowa. Roy Dickson of the class of 1920 is also at Whitman college for the year
 Superintendent Austin announces that the first general meeting of teachers will be held at 10 a. m. Sat urday, Oct 1. grammar school unit.
 He is desirous that all pupils who did not register last spring or who wish to make some change in, the schedule at that time adopted should confer with Mir. Jackson at the new high school building Saturday after noon between the hours of and 5.
 No changes in high school texts have been made. Students will find opportunity to dispose of their second hand copies and at the same time tc do a service to those who mighf otherwise be obliged to purchase new books at increased expense.
 Parents are urged to send theil children on the opening day in botf elementary and high school and to aid in maintaining a high percentage O. attendance, thereby enabling the dis trict to participate to the fullest ex- tent in the state aid exended tc schools, which is apporioned solely or leverage daily attendance. If all pa irons would keep this feature oi school maintenance in mind. ma terial reduction in special schoo taxes could be made.