Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-08-31
LOCAL SCHOOLS
OPEN NEXT WEEK
COUNTY SCHOOLS WILL OPEN
TUESDAY AND CITY SCHOOLS
OPEN WEDNESDAY
FULL CORPS OF TEACHERS IN CITY
All But Five of the County Schools
Have Teachers Selected
For Term.

Vacation days viii soon be over.
The small boy will forsake his play
time haunts; the clatter OF little feet
and the merry prattle of childish
voices Will no more be heard about the
house except in the early morning
and evening. and the neighbor's car
can enjoy nap in the sun with both
eyes closed. Each train is bringing
in teacher or two. and they will
soon all be here ready to give Tommy.
Willie and Johnnie the "once over''
and start on what to them is nine
months of hard work Still, they
were all boys or girls once them
selves, and il is to be hoped they will
not be too hard on the youngsters
just at first.
School will open in Independent
District No. 4 on Wednesday, Septem-
Der 6, with r. S. Kerr as superintend-
ent of instruction. The high school
faculty will be as follows: Doretnea
Wenz, principal, will teach English:
Florence Bauer language; Hilda Hell
reigel, mathematics; A. Bonman
manual training and physical educa-
ton; Geneveye Jones. home ecunom-
les; Evaleen Kerr, history; Francis
Wilhelm, commercial Eleanor Pey-
ton. science; Aleta V. Greene, music
and art.
Grade school Russell Neal. princi-
pal and eighth grade; Virginia Nolpn.
seventh and eighth grades; Mildred
Jenifer, seventh; Bertha Cameron,
sixth; Gertrude r. Hughes, fifth;
Phonsie O'Neil. fourth: Mary Haw-
kins' third; Pearl Wardwell. second;
Lillian McLoughlin, first; Cora G.
Tuor first and second.
The attention Of parents is called
to the Importance of sending children
to school on the opening day. The
first day will be given over largely TO
enrolment, and those who straggle in
on later dates increase the work of
the teachers and detract from the eff
ficiency of the school
Independent District No. IA. w. N.
Tibbs retained as principal and teach
ar of the seventh and eighth grades;
Eulalia Ferrill of Marcus, Wash, re-
ained to teach fifth and sixth grades:
Miss Helen Gesellchen of Genessee,
.hird and fourth grades; Mrs Sam
Fritt of Bonners Ferry, first and sec
)nd grades.
All but five of the school districts
IN Boundary county have selected
-eachers for the coming term, which
opens Tuesday. September 5, accord
ne to Mrs. Caroline Flood, county
of schools. Teachers
N the various districts have been Sc
ected as follows:
McRae school district No. 4, Jack
Hoffman.
Addie school, district No. 5, Miss
Harriet Neville, retained
Eastport, district No. 10, Fern
retained
Copeland, district No. 10, Miss Lima
Ripatti.
Smith Hill school at Porthill, Mrs.
Clara Norbdy, who finished the term
asst year. has been retained.
Meadow Creek, district Noe 10. Miss
Vada Hertz, of Bonners Ferry
Sheridan school, Miss Frances Gray
1f Bonners Ferry.
Copeland school, district No IL, Mr..
md Mrs. Day Humiston, retained.
Paradise Valley, district No. 10, Miss
rhelma Dewey of Bonners Ferry;
cow Creek school, Miss Anna Woods,
If Rudyard, Mont
Moravia, district No. 15, Mrs. Hattie
Mace of Wallace will teach the upper
grades, and Miss Mildred Reid of Bon
iers Ferry the lower grades.
Lenia, district No. II, Miss Florence
Jooklar of Occur d'Alene will teach
It the Idaho Gold and Ruby mine.
There will be no school at the station
his year.
Naples, district No. %, Miss Gene
'ieve Kenny of Cabinet. upper grades;
Miss Berdine Gines Of Bonners Ferry,
over grades.
Porthill, district No. %, H. M. Allen,
'etained.
Teachers have not yet been selected
or the Macarthur school in district
10. L; for the Curley Creek school
district No. 3; Snyder school, district
70. TO- Washington school, near Bon
Ter Tie camp. district No. IL; Nc
<inley school, near White Camp, dis
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