The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-17
HOLLY SCHOOL OPENS
MONDAY, SEPT. 4TH

day, Sept. 4th. at 8 a. m. Monday
tion and Enrolment day in the
grades, while in the High School 1t
will be used for assignments and
announcements. Buses will gath
er the pupils at the usual hours
/ Monday morning and return them
4 to their homes before the noon hour
! monday. Hence it will not be
necessary to take lunches to school
/ on Monday. Monday afternoon will
be taken up with Teachers Meet
( ings. i.
The grades are somewhat crowded
this year and it has been necessary
to divide the H. S. gymnasium and
use it for one section of the second
grade and for the fifth grade. How
ever. it is not believed that these
rooms will be occupied longer than
the middle of December when the
new grade school is expected to be
completed
The Superintendent wishes to i'm
pras upon all pupils the necessity
for commencing work on the first
day of school Pupils who enter
late, even though few days, are
seriously handicapped when it
comes to doing successful work
the first month. He urges all pup
lis, whether in the grades or high
school, to enroll the very first day
of school
High School pupils will enroll
with the Principal the week before
the opening of school. Enrolment
hours will be as follows and pupils
are expected to observe the time
designated for their enrolment.
Freshmen Thursday A. NJ, 8 to IL,
August 3lst.
Sophomors Thursday p. NJ, to 4,
August 31st.
.Jnniors--Frlday A. NJ. 8 to 12, Sept
1st. --..
Seniors-Friday, p. NJ, / to 4, Sept.
1st.
All persons desiring to be admit
ed to the Fresman class must have
graduated from the Sth grade. They
are asked to bring their 8th grade
diplomas with them. Sophomores
must have at least full credits,
Sept. 1st., Juniors, credits. and
Seniors II credits. Four regular
subjects constitute full program
and no pupils are permitted to car
ry five subjects except in exception
al eases
A complete high school faculty
has been chosen. They are all train.
ed in high school methods and have
maiored in their particular lines of
work. All academis teachers are
graduates of fouryear college cour.
ses
The High School faculty for this
year will be.
Mathematics Mildred Hiner, Colo
Agricultural College. b. S. Degree.
Latin and Spanish-Lorena Berger.
Colorado College A. B. Degree.
English-Madeline Thompson, Univ
of Mimi, A. b. Degree
Commercial-Ione NJ Allen, White
,untnr ICic Mammal
Domestic Science and History
Wilma Slack. Colo, Agricultural
College b. s. Degree.
Agriculture and Gen. Scienee-L. A.
Westgatc, s. ID. Agricultural College
b. S. Degree
Manual Training Clyde +. Ivers,
Peru, Nebr., Normal (Part time to
grades.)
Music and Penmanship Supervisor
Alice i. Allen. Colorado College
with degree in Music.
III. S. Principnl-R ]. Ilse.
The list of grade teachers will be
given in next weeks issue OF the
,Chieftain.
The Principal wishes to call the
attention of the parents and pupils
to the Introduction of Smith.
Hughes Agriculture in the Holly
Union High School. Holly was for
tunatc to get upon the state list OF
sehcssI giving special work In agri
culture BY so doing Holly receives
reimbursement from the State and
Federal government equal to this
work. As this is an agricultural
community, with the problems OF
the farm the big problem. parents
should consider the merits of
course which will instruct bows in