The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-02
ajREA SCHOOLS
OPEN NEXT TUESDAY

-..asv next, September D, VIII
@ @onsuing of the Eureka Coun-
sss = u,sb ass School and the Eureka Public ,
y ,a hs. ,or the school year. 1929.
Se1os nS,s the District and County
d. d. az Education announce ev-
sss Sv-i thing as being in readiness. re Il s..,.,
s', C G. Kelley and H. @. Bremen,
1T y of the District Board have had
sanv, !. sm,lding cleaned thoroughly from
me ho,tom. Additional work has
!Op y sone to make the building more
s.,sntial. and supplies have been
.ssssa and are on hand to facilitate
[ s'.sa and are on hand to facilitate
49, =. vsry best of school work.
~ rss district Board has employed
~ sorns Of teachers for the grades.
lsn first and Second. Miss Elsie
w. "s.,sr. Third and Fourth. Miss
o..r, nv McNaughton; Fifth and Sixth.
~. Katie Tambini. Seventh and
rss,h Miss Della Eichelberger.
N the above teachers, all are To-
:, .,rls except Miss Eichelberger OF
=. Seventh and Eighth grades. She.
s.-sver taught here last year and Is
-s,, Known. Miss Eichelberger will
.s,ve as principal of the grammar
...dss and under her able direction
'sonld prove a credit to District
No. !. r..
nr w H. Bremen, K. A. Skillman
IA B. Biale are pleased to an
,ouncs TO the county patrons the Sc
,s.,,on Of C. M. Luce as Principal of
~ county High School. Mr.. Luce
..us. 10 us from Wallowa, Oregon.
vhers he served as Principal last
vear. Previously he was for ten
Years principal of the Chouteau
County High School at Fort Benton,
| Montana.
Montana is noted for her system
AZ county high schools and investi-
gatiou shows the above named as
standing in the front rank. During
the prineipalship of Mr.. Luce at that
MACE the enrolment increased from
| 80 pupils to 125 without appreciable
increase in population.
Mr.. Luce Is a graduate OF Val
psraiso University and has done work
/ in other schools.
He comes to US well recommended
IN the matters OF discipline. organ
isation and the ability to create and
maintain interest among the high
school students.
Mr.. Luce has his family with him.
consisting Of Mrs. Luce, son Kenneth
and Kenneth's dog. Spider.
Miss Ethel Hotchkiss of Shelby.
Nebraska. has been employed as Eng
lish-Fsench teacher. Miss Hotch-
kiss Is q graduate of the University
Of Nebraska, coming here from Ger
Ing Nebraska. where she has been
the head OF the English department
In q large high school. Principal
Wright Of Gering writes concerning
Miss Hotchkiss as being a very ca
pable teacher. Gering desired very
much TO retain her services. but the
desire OF Miss Hotchkiss to come
farther west caused her to resign
there and accept position with US.
The County Board has not as yet
been able to secure a teacher for the
Commercial History department.
Since the arrival OF Mr.. Luce, he has
been aiding the Board to get In touch
win such teacher and two OF three
excellent prospects are now under
investigation. We hope before going
% press to be able to announce the
appointment Of this teacher.
hr. Luce has not felt himself to
De IN position to announce courses
q the high school. He expresses
himself as being prepared to give the
Students all they can do in the way
oi work. that that is what he is here
ioF and that the high school students
nsed not fear but that they will be
Kept busy.