Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-07-27
.rado Had Big
School Opening
nv John Grsen)


a IHIv II, 1922, with a the
..roilment in the history Of
81 there being 185 present
W. Nv The opening day was
~ iii be long remembered by
~ 20 Of Varnado and was very
'vs in many respects.
4, ne assembly was called to
= "a he principal, Superintend
,l1..,;on D. H. SPRINGFIELD was
w and the head of the schools
us. III made a solendid ad-
crnt. SPRINGFIELD was fol-
- George Knight, member of
s.s,b School Board from the To-
M. Knight did not make
AZ Int one very. much to the
\ cooperation, a thing we
,asr striving for at this place
NJ : while. After Mr.. Knight
E.i.bed. the assembly was treat
n address that was very in
i ali. delivered by DR.. F.
smith, supervisor of the Par
Tsth Unit.
srsl and most enjoyed address
nv bv our distinguished and re-
n ipdee of this district, Prem
f.vfor of FranklintOn.
ITL. Smith, principal of the
\. High School; S. B. Cooper,
m principal, and Jamie K.
so1 Of the faculty, and also
few of the patrons of the
neluding Walter Green. I. D.
s. Farmer and Eli Pigott, |
their views and opinions for
fare Of the school.
rsjiately after dismissal the
n we're classified and dis
1t noon until the following
te speakers of the day greatly
N their visit to VarnadO and
M until after the classification
4udents and were invited to
inner with Prof. Smith. Supt.
did, Judge Carter, DR.. Smith
hsddent Bateman accepted the
H1n and apparently enjoyed the
1achers are all domiciled for
m IN the teachers home with
nd Mrs. N. L. Smith.
faculty for this year is be-
70 be the best that the school
Ia had and we believe they will
9ish more than any that has n
n them at this school. The
consists of the following
teachers: N. L. Smith, prin- :
biology and Latin; Silas B.
Spanish, chemistry and Eng !
me & Brumfield, 'mathemat- /,
history.
ides are doing departmental
ll1Ye the second grade: Miss
lannon's, reading and English;
aH Wadsworth, arithmetic and s
Miss Ruby Erwin, history, $
lay and hygiene; Mrs. N. L. l
Urinary and Penmanship; Miss
Cot music. +
toys Of the High School grades :
1ing right down to business
out practicing baseball, and
to have a real good team
To- the diamond by the end of
s'k and will be on the look
games.
9u1 girls had a meeting Fri
elected Miss Effie Fornea, '
sra Seal and Miss Ethel Bert I
members from this club to a
I! our school in Baton Rouge n
mort Course to be held next s
'ase girls put on an ice cream v
the school building Friday
which they Melted SIS. the e
. go toward defraiyng the l
sending the club members n
Y Rouge. The balance nee b
" De raised by popular sub
5 a9a by the sale at auction B
-''Aen donated by each men,
NJ jola Smith, who did substi-
N ief Mrs. N. L. Smith the d
N q school, will remain over ri
lGr another week before in
. ler home at Sunny Hill, c
s1e is a member of the s,
Y the Sunny Hill High an
ANY Talbert Of East Fell az az
I Is visiting her sister. NJ
oi5nIth, for several days fr
'islue to stay over and en- in
's'e Tor the coming ses-
, !, Smith returned from sb
ia9y afternoon, where she f.
Y school for the summer he be
ANY,. oll9s 3. Cooper, Misses be
MI. 3 and Lula Smith mo- Of
I n Saturday and returned -
y L, Smith ~ ~ ''s'
., So."nsend, parish sanitary at
49, IN working in Varnado
nla ~ ana reports it the most
,.1,aa $50 !, he has yet inspected liz
n, i tne hope that he will
Ae next several weeks Fl
81, nv no
Ss Nd W.iadswOrth and Elena ca
Mi u' u the weekend at the Sc
"adswOrth in Boga- fep
n.y. y, Erwin spent the week all al
lTi,p ars1ts, Mr.. and Mrs. thi
" Franklinton. be
y. SIrumfield spent the
P- ~ ms parents, Mr.. and lib
sibertoanI5leld, Of TyIertown. the
,sso MA Bailey, niece of Mrs.
~ g- ana John j. DuteI of da,
d, SPent the weekend with Gle
a Bailey Of No,r Our.a G.,
sferal dave CO.. ''