The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-08-25
CLIFTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL
 OPEN SEPT. $

The Clifton Public Schools will open Tuesday morning September 5
 The pupils Of the elementarx schools will assemble at g a. m at the South Clifton elementary hu;l.I- Ing, North Clifton building. and Chase Creek building, respectively.
 The Junior and Senior High School pupils will assemble at the usual time, S:15
 The following is a list of teachers Tn the High School and Special De partments:
 T. J. Penfield. Principal and In structoE English, History. Social Science.
 L. J. Spindt, Instructor Naths- matics, Physical Training.
 Mary McPike, Instructor, foreign Languages, English.
 Margaret Smith. Instructor. His tory, English.
 Beryl L. Foster. Instructor. Com mercial Subjects.
 C- 5. Warwick, Instructor. Physics. chemistry, General Science.
 Special
 Winifred Mcbride. Instructor. Home Economies, High School and Junior High School
 Margaret Newhouse. Instructor. Music.
 Mary Boyer. Instructor, Art.
 Harry L. Bartruff, Instructor. Manual Training, Physical Training
 The following information about the new instructors may be of in terest:
 Miss Foster is a graduate of the Commercial Course ofN State Teach CTS College, Greeley, Colorado: and has had several years of experience in the Middle West and Rocky Noun tain States.
 MT. Warwick is a graduate of Withworth College, Spokane Wash lngton. but had part of his Univer- sity work in other universities. such as the University of Washington, the University of California. and the University of Chicago
 Miss Newhouse is a graduate of the McPhail school of music. in Min neapclis, and has had unusual prac- tical experience in the schools of Min neapolis, under the direction 9f Thaddus P. Giddings, one of the best supervisors in the United States
 Mir Bartruff is a graduate of the Bellingham Normal, Washington. and has attended summer sessions at the University of Washington and Uni versity of California, during his years of practical experience in Washington.
 As assignments of teachers 10 rooms at the elementary schools. are still unsettled. definate announce ment in regard to the personnel of the corps of teachers for the elemen- tary schools cannot be made until next week. The only change in in struetion in the elementary schools will be that of discountinuing the Kindergarten Department, until the present period of depression is past.
 The school management wishes # generally known that Military Train ing will be discontinued, as a compul- sory system. While there has been no change in the law establishing a Normal and High School Cadet Com mission, nevertheless. the veto of the item on the Appropriating Bill passed during the recent Special Session which would have given a financial support to this department. has the practical effect of relieving the Board of School Trustees of the obligation to carry out the provisions of the law.
 However, certain features of Mil, tary Training will be incorporated in the instruction in Physical Training about which more definite announce ments will be made on the first day of school. The High School Rifle Club which has a status of its own will be maintained, and the Federal equipment and ammunition will be available for boys who wish to keep up rifle practice. as a part of their program in Physical Training.