Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-02

.. LeTIruue NOiiinS. SEHue =, CudI
lotte Goss. grade >: Myrtle Wilcocks
Fannie Fern Axtell. kindergarten; Yer
ma Johnson. domestic science; Johan
van Teylingen, manual training.
Washington Building
Lucy A. Major. principal; Edith
Johnson. grade 8; L0reine Robinson,
grade 5; Bess Bridges. grade 4; Alta
E%ikenberry. grade =: Dorice Turner.
grade 3: Ruth Young. grade =; Row
ena Chestnut, grade >; Bessie Gibson.
grade /: Grace /. Richie, grade l;
Laura Flentye. kindergarten.
Lincoln Building
Ada J.. White. principal. grade l;
Edna Stellar. grade 1: Hattie Reisz:
grade 2: Ruby Reynolds, Grade 3 and
4: Cora McKinster. grade 80; Bessie
Anderson, grade 4; Esther Powers.
grade 8; Martha Townsend, kindergar-
ten.
LongfeIiow Building
Olga Davies. principal, grade 2: Ger
trude Hassard. grade /; Mary Norris
on. grade 1; Frances W. Higgins, grade
1; Dora Tenney, grade 3: Lucille Jane
Edmonds, grade 3; Evelyn Conkright,
grade 4: Hazel Moore, grade 3; Minnie
Gregal, kindergarten.
Hawthorne Building
Fannie b. Collins. principal, grade 1;
Nina Spaulding. grade /; Cornelia
Haag. grade 2; Florence Hughes, grade
3; Sarah NJ. Moore, grade +; Mertie
Mayberry. grade 5; Cora Martin, kin
dergarten tLowell.)
Lowell Building
lvaro - rhricficnn nripcJDpI grade
2; Maude l.. Thompson. grade l: Edna
NJ. Roberts. grade 3; Alice s. Palmer,
grade 4; Florence Thune. grade 5.
Supervisors
Lena NJ. Spoor, music; Olive Reit-
mann, drawing: Garnette Foster, ply
steal training; c.. B. Perry, manual
training: NJ. L. Crouch, physical train
ing; Nell Sommers, penmanship.
Substitutes
Clara G. Mcdonnell, Lincoln; Lucille
Bristol. Hawthorne and Lowell; Opal
Stone, Longfellow.
Rural Schools
Annie Conner. Fields school: Ere
donna Pruitt. Big Falls school; Ber-
nice Babb, Rainbow Falls school.
Lilly Morris, school nurse; +. c.
Hober, truant officer.
The designations of the following
teachers were announced by s. D.. Lar
gent. city superintendent Of schools.
Miss Mabel Lupin. Miss Eva Small.
Miss Grace Danskin, Miss Jessie
Scarce. Miss Lucille Edmonds, Miss
Eunice Thompson, Miss Nora Pulver,
and Miss Grace Pickell.
viii Send No Delegate to Chicago
1t was decided after discussion that
the demand of Chicago university that
Great Falls send a delegate to the an
nual conference or to attend the sum-
to hold membership in the association
of that school. which provides dor
naturalization of Great Falls high
school graduates without examination
could not be met. 1t was recommend
ed and adopted that a letter be sem to
the university faculty explaining the
financial status of the Great Falls
schools, which prohibits the expense
that the sending of a delegate would
incur.
Because of the falling off of at
tendance at the night schools main
tanned at the Junior high school and
the Franklin school. these well be dis
continued, the board agreed after the
explanation of Mr.. Largent. who main
tanned the expense of running them not
justified.
To Repair Washington School
The hardware contract for the COM
ing term was let to -Maclay
company. The lumber contract for the
ensuing term WAS awarded to the Boor-
man Lumber company.
Cuts and photographs of a number
of the school buildings of Great Falls
will be provided by the school board
for use at the Great Falls Commercial
club at an approximate cost of S45.
the trustees decided.
Repairs in the roof of the Washing
ton school will be made at the close
of the present term. Bills and salary
warrants were ordered drawn for the
month of April and adjournment was
made to May Is.