Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-03-31
COUNTY SCHOOL
TRUSTEES MEET
MANY IMPORTANT MAT.
TIERS DISCUSSED-HELD
IN GRANGEVILLE

Trustees association of Idaho
county convened pursuant to call
of Mrs. Olive Lyon, county sup
erintendent of public instruction,
for Idaho county, in the high
school building, in Grangeville,
on Saturday, March 25, 1922, at
8 a. m, when the following pro-
ceedings were had:
In the absence of Fl. J. Martin,
president of the association, Mrs.
Olive Lyon, county superinten-
dent, asked for suggestions for
chairman. H. G. Sasse, of Fer
dinand, was nominated for chair
man by F. E. Lukens, of Grange
vile, and took the chair. J. w.
Hazelbaker, of Grangeville, sec
retary was present.
Judge R. F. Fulton, of Grange
vile, was introduced and extend
cd to the visiting trustees greet
ings in behalf of the Grangeville
Commercial club.
On call for reading of the
minutes of the last meeting, held
March 26, 1921, it was explained
that no minutes were available,
and the matter was dispensed
with.
The chairman then introduced
Prof. Soulen, superintendent of
he Moscow public schools, who
spoke extensively on 'high
school work and consolidation"
Professor Soulen's talk was
followed by discussion of mat
ters brought out in his address.
At noon, adjournment was
taken to the domestic science
rooms in the high school build
ing, where luncheon was served
the trustees by the domestic
science girls of the high school.
The luncheon brought forth
much favorable comment from
the trustees. Acting President
Sasse read an original toast to
the hostesses. The toast was in
the nature of a poem.
The afternoon session was
called to order at l 80 by acting
Perisent Sasse, after two musi-
cal numbers had been rendered
by the Granpeyille high school
orchestra.
The chairman then introduced
Prof. F. E. Lukens, superinten-
dent of the Crangeville public
schools. who spoke on High
School Tuition"
This talk was followed by an
open discussion on the subject
of high school tuition.
Prof. D. R. Dewey, of the Lew
.iston State Normal school. was
then introduced. Prof. Dewey
spoke on progress in rural
schools. His subject was keep
Up with the Parade and You Will
Hear the Band Play"
An open discussion followed
the address by Professor Dewey.
The time having arrived for
election of officers nominations
were declared in order.
H. J. Snsse, of Ferdinand, was
nominated for president of the
association by ]. G. Eimers, of
Grangeville, it was moved and
seconded that the nominations
close, and Mr.. Sasse was then de-
clared elected president.
J. w. Hazelbaker, secretary
during the last year, was nomi-
mated for secretary for the en-
suing year. 1t was moved and
seconded that the nominations
close. and Mr.. Hazelbaker was
unanimously elected secretary.
The institute was adjourned
sine die.
Attets: J. w. .Hazelbaker,
Secretary.
Trustees in attendance:
Fl. G.. Sasse, No. Al.
C. T. Mason, No. 40.
o. c. Hanson. No. 46.
William Kirby, No. SO.
Joe Enneking, No. 80.
John J. Jentges, No. SO.
Conrad Bosse, No. 1S.
go p. Simon, No. "a.
Norman G.. Johnson. No. 81.
James A. Rowland, No. 81.
r. w. Rlewett, No. 25.
F. M. Blewett, No. 16.
Joe F. Hazelbaker. No. 5.
A. V. Laramore. No. 10.
Willis Turner. No. 43.
NJ. 8. Martin ir., No. 62.
E. e. Coder, No. II.