The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-23
Editor Bennett Babb. Reporters-
" Margaret Seelye, Dover Crysr, Vinita
Thurman. Victor Gaddis.

sssSt Ss1ASs e|gSlySs Lover OrySr, VIIlIta
Thurman. Victor Gaddis.
Well we are here again, school has
begun as you know, and we have de-
cided 70 start our Junior CoIonist again.
That is to start in cooperative wav
and not make Bob do ii all, all The time
as he has been doing practically since
school closed last year.
We have decided to elect ali editor
and four reporters at the close Of each
two weeks. We have been given two
columns in the paper and it is up to Us
TO take advantage of it. So here goes
$50
The public school was started Sept.
LIST. and is now in full swing and run
ming along smoothly under the deanship
of Mi. Martin. with Mrs. Martin, Mrs.
Lindsey and Robert Lindsey as assis-
fant teachers; also, Mr.. Anthony is ex-
pected soon, who will help Mr.. Martin.
School begins at the same time that
it did during our vacation; at 7:30
and continuing until 1880 then with
an hour and half for dinner it con-
tinues until five. The junior pupils.
that is the pupils from the first to the
eight grade going in the forenoon and
the seniors. those from the eight 10 the
third year Of high school going in the
afternoon. When not in school learn-
ing theories we are in the industries
applying the theories into practical USE
full work.
The subjects taught to the juniors
are Arithmetic, composition, spelling,
reading, geography. history, Those
taught the seniors are Algebra, Zoo
logy, English, Manual Training. Domes-
&c Science and Commercial work, and
as athletics we are taking up basket
ball and intend to take up all kinds OF
running, jumping etc. we are starting
out with sprinting, putting-the-shot etc.
The enrolment this year is twenty
three in the senior classes and twenty
in the junior classes. There are ten
new pupils in the Senior classes and
three in the junior classes. We have all
SO had to put on two new teachers. Be-
sides this school and industrial educa-
ton we have our theater on Sunday
where those that are gifted may adj
vance in that line. On Monday, our
mental science class. We are now taxi
ing up character reading, and in that
same evening comes our orchestra prac-
tice. On Tuesday the U. G. B. social
party. On Wednesday we have our
violin practice and choir practice. On
Thursday Psychological meeting for
Young and old. and also Folk dancing.
On Friday, sex hygiene and band prac-
tice and on Saturday comes the dane
ing class and dance.
The junior violin class is moving
right along. Il now has 20 members;
Monday, we began our first piece OF
music and played it RICH off. We have
been learning the dlTTeTenl netllous -
drawing the bow, the scales. and the
arpedueos.
Last week the train brought to Llano
school six more pupils. Three came
Monday and the Others came Satur-
day. The first three are Catherine
Sutherland, IS, in the ninth grade;
Ruth Sutherland, IL. in the eleventh
grade, and Sanburn Sutherland 7. in
the second grade.
The three that came Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin nieces, Alberta
Fenton, l3, in the sivth grade anil Doris
Fenton, s. in the first grade, and Jul
rus Goldman. II, in the eighth grade.
Julius is Leo Goldman's brother,
We are all very glad to have these
six school mates with us.
We now have our new cafeteria