The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-01
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
OPEN SEPT. 6

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Tie city schools will open next Tues
day, September 9th. The lineup will
be as it was last spring. The regular
four-year high school will be in the
Senior High School building; the sew
enth and eighth grades as Junior
High School will be in the Junior
High School building; all students be-
low the Junior High School who live
north Of the tracks will attend the
Richie, and those living south of the
tracks will attend the Lincoln. Child
rem who are four years of age or who
will be four before Jan. l, 1922 will be
admitted to the Kindergarten at the
September opening. Children who
are six years of age or who will be six
before Jan. /, 1922, will be admitted
to the First Primary Grade. It is i'm
portant that this fact be known and
that children in these grades be enter
ed promptly as late admission will
not be granted There will also be a
mid-year admission for these children
coming about Jan. %, 1922. At that
time children will be admitted to the
kindergarten who are four years of
age or who will be four before June l.
1922, and children will be admitted to
the First Primary who are six years
of age or who will be six before June
l, 1922. All students between the
ages of seven and seventeen who have
not completed the grades must attend
school unless they have been granted
legal excuse. Students who are not
yet fifteen years of age must attend
school even though they have COM
pleted the grades. We urgently re-
quest that all students who are now
in the city and can possibly take ad
vantage Of the September opening,
come in now.
It should be made clear to all stu
dents, and especially new students
who have not attended our school be-
fore, that no tuition is charged in the
High School and so far no tuition has
ever been charged in the grades. Text
and supplies are all to be purchased
in the buildings, all being furnished at
COST Glasses in Physical Education
will be offered for all High School stu
dents, and a credit in Physical Educa-
tion will be required for graduation.
Economics is to be introduced as a
new subject. Mechanical Drawing
and Agriculture are to be offered
again.
School will open September 9Th. The
following is the teaching staff for the
coming years:
High School
M. S. Ward, Principal.
Naimi Walton, English.
Hilda H. Seyb, English.
Florence Klaus, Science.
Alice Potter, Science. Fl
Ellen V. Nord, Mathematics.
Marjorie Bell, History.
Lois E. Stone, Expression.
Lucille E. Tombs, Commercial.
Ethel McGruer, Languages.
John w. Pooley, Commercial.
Junior High School
Elsie Reid, principal; Helen Stowell
Mrs. Winifred Benson, Grace H. Bak-
er, Lu Marcella Kartes. "
Richie School 81,
Anzonnette Sanderson, principal;
Hazel Cameron, Tyra Faust, Mrs
Edna Ritter Ward, Mrs Lucille M.
Stillings, Mrs. E. w. Cowdrey, Johan-
ma Mittvet, Mrs. Phoebe P. Codding.
Clara Likness, Albertine Steinborn.
Lincoln School
Edythe B. Stowell, principal; Edna
Wiltsey, Idamel Finley, Carrie Thomp-
son, Mabel Baarstad, Imogene Perry,
Florence Merrifield.
Supervisors 81
E. L. Scarlett, manual training.
R. P. Guetzloe, physical education.
Martha Hellner, physical education.
Frances Chatburn, music.
Hannah Jones, art.
Esther Olsen, penmanshlp.
Emma Putney, home economics.
G.. w. Hanna, superintendent.
Susie Metcalf, secretary.
In only one particular did Mr.. Ward
fail to fulfill the requirements Of
high school principal when he took up
his work year ago. However, all
requirements are now fulfilled and
Mr.. Ward is returning to us, no longer
an unmarried man.
Miss Robarge. our former very cap
able Junior High School principal, is
to be replaced by Miss Reid, an alum
nus Of the High School and teacher
of several years experience in the
grades and as a Junior High School
principal.
With the fall opening of school ev-
eryone begins to think Of athletics:
Mr.. Guetzloe is returning to us and
will soon have football team out on
the field. Boys, how about the foot
ball championship this year? Come
out the first day and show us that
you're with Valley High to win.