Arizona republican., 1921-09-07
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
 IF SCOTTSDALE ID
 REOPEN ON SEPT. F

SCOTTSDALE. Sept. s.-The pub He schools of Scottsdale will open Monday. Sept. 12. All students and pupils are requested to be prompt Monday as the work of assigning the text books and other work has to be done the first day of school. The school has added several new depart ments this year. One is vocational agriculture and the other is farm shop work. All boys over 14 years of age will take the above subjects. A course in home economics has been added for all the girls in the school. Another grade has been added to the regular course and this brings the school in the junior high school class. A student can now complete all the high school work to the eleventh grade or junior class standing in high school.
 Principal L. O. DuRoss will have charge of the high school classes and will be assisted in this work by Mrs. Robins, Miss Luke and Mir. Sandige New playgrounds have been laid out so that the different age children will have separate playgrounds. All playground play will be supervised this year by the different teachers. Miss Margaret Miller will teach the first grade Mrs. Ethel Moldrow will teach the second and third grades, Gordon Goodwin, a graduate of the Tempe Normal school, will teach the sixth and seventh grades and music in the other grades and in high school. Mrs. Robins will teach the eighth grade and assist in high school
 work. Miss Otellia Luke will teach domestic science in grades and high school. J. R. Sandige will teach vo- n pri in ~d high school and farm shop work in both grades and high school. Prir- cipal DuRoss will coach the girls In athletics and Mir. Sandige will coach the boys in that work. Several
 games of basketball have been
 scheduled with other high schools.
 Scottsdale Gin Operating The Scottsdale gin began opera ton last Monday with a full crew oi
 men. It is now turning out IA bales a day and of a very high grade. The
 new cleaning machinery has been c great improvement and it is expected
 that very little No. cotton will bs baled this season as the result Mir. Huey Returned
 | w. C. Huey, formerly of Scottsdale returned yesterday from Los Angeles
 where he has been employed by tht
 government as deputy collector of in- ternaI revenues of the sixth Califor- ma district. Mir. Huey will make hi: home in Scottsdaie this winter at hi, residence on Second avenue.
 1 Returned From Conference
 J. R. Sandige returned yesterda, from Prescott, Ariz., where he hal been for the past five days attending a state conference of the vocationa agricultural teachers of Arizona Nineteen teachers attended the con ference and much good W ] accom- | plished- While fin Prescott he was [ guest of the Prescott chamber O commerce at a dinner they gave t' T encourage the remodeling of the olt "goverpors' mansion" in Prescott ant to use it for headquarters for th' American legion and other war or ganizations. He agreed to draw tn landscape plans for the home free an'
 save them about S100. The teacher
 were also guests of the Williamson Valley Farms company and wer
 taken on a 70-mile auto ride to in spect the project.
 :. From Fort Logan
 Hunter Chestnut returned yester
 day from Fort Logan. Colo. wher he has been attending the student, , training school. He made high grade 5 in all his courses and came back sev er..i inches taller as the result of tn setting up" exercises they gave a the camp.
 p. r. A. Meeting
 An interesting meeting of the Par l ent- Teacher association was held q ? the home of Mrs. Chestnut last even : ing. There was a large attendanc l and refreshments were served at tn :. close of the meeting.
 Seottsdale Visitor
 1 Miss Edith Marshall was visito T yesterday with several of her friend s From Williams
 . Ponder Verden and George Thoma . returned yesterday from William V Ariz, where they have been spendin e the past week cooling off.
 e Slightly III
 Leslie Sullivan, who has been sic
 with a severe cold for the past wee f has improved to the extent that | - is able to be working again. ) All farmers in the Scottsdale dis e trict who belong to the Arizona Pima r cotton Growers association are aske S to call on Secretary B. J. Shower t at his office fin regard to securin --s-T- thcfr Nsnf4 40F1