, 1922-08-24
SCHOOL NOTES

y. a Au0eESoH, naWIluo' suPeIiH-
tendent.
P. r. Robuck, Rawlins, principal
OF High School.
Miss Josephine Phelan. Rawlins,
High School English.
3. F. Gather, Blue River, Wis,
High School Mathematics.
Miss Marie Mcknight, South
Wayne, Wis, High School History.
Mrs. Beatrice Woodside, Greeley,
Colo, Foreign Languages.
Miss Halle Mae Erfurth, Mani
towoc, Wis, commercial (resigned).
Miss Grace Carey, Beaver City,
Neb., Home Economics.
E. F. McGraw, Rawlins. Manual
Training.
Eugene De Lacey, Pewaukee Lake,
Wis, Physical Training.
Miss Amy E. Whitson, Beloit, Wis,
Music and Art.
Miss Winifred Hanna. Mankato.
Kansas. principal Central School.
Miss Alice E. Johnson, Rawlins,
Department.
Miss Mabel c. Myhra. Henning.
Mimi, Department.
Miss Angela Hurley, Bird Island.
Mimi, Department.
Mrs. L. P. Larsen, Rawlins, Sixth
garde.
Mrs. E. R. Watson, Rawlins, Fifth
grade.
Mrs. Gail Barnes. Rawlins. Fifth
grade.
Miss Louise Buchert. Greeley,
Colo, principal, West End.
Miss Inez Tracy. Red Wing, Mimi,
Third grade, West.
Miss Winifred Swain, Kansas City,
Mo Qocond grade. West.
Miss Ruth Duffey. Logansport,
Ind, First grade, West.
Mrs. Mary Draper, Rawlins, prin-
cipal East Ward.
Mrs. o. f. Ekdahl. Rawlins. Third
grade, East.
Miss Louise w. Barr. Page. N.
Dakota, Fourth grade. East.
Miss Nellie Brawley, Fort Morgan,
Colo, First grade. Central.
Miss Bess Bowlus, Crete, Nebr.,
kindergarten.
Miss Mary Craig. Rawlins. First
and Second. South f~resigned).
Miss Beatrice Williams, Denver,
Colo, Third and Fourth, South.
Miss Lillian Toole, Dixon. Wyo.,
Secretary and Librarian.
Miss Katherine Kraft, Brookfield,
Mo-, School Nurse.
oCHUU Will oPSA
August 2Sth. 1t is to be hoped that
most of the pupils will enroll at that
time instead OF waiting until later
thereby losing time which will be
hard to make up.
Three new western Union clocks
have been installed in the High
school. There ia one clock on each
floor and as these clocks are central
" located they will also serve Cen
trail School. Our clock system has
been a very poor one SO that we are
clad to have this system to help us
run our daily program on he'd
time. Ner;ye
Last year a number Of articles
we're published in this paper regard
ing the demonstrating Bill which
would provide for a Fedora Depart
ment Of Education with a Secretary
In the Presidents cabinet. The Ma
tional Education Association has
pled ged itself to do all in its power
to further this movement. In this
connection DR.. william B.. Owen.
newly elected president OF the N. +.
A.. makes the following statement:
II have been a participant in the
d%eliberation Of the group h a spons-
ored the demonstrating Bill since
its inception In 1918. 1t was the
deliberate purpose from the start. to
seek LEGISLATION from Congress that
should create q Department Of Edu-
cation and provide federal aid to the
states for specific educational pur-
poses. From the start, 1t was the
conscious purpose to frame a Dill
that should secure these two main
results and at the same time avoid
centralized control over the separate
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public schools.
The demonstrating Bill. in the
form now before Congress, clearly
and Enthusiastically provides for a
Department OF Education and federal
aid for specific purposes, and as
clearly and nnmistakably prevents
centralized, bureaucratic control
while 1t safeguards the constitutional
and traditional control of the sepa-
rate states v e theiE " schools.
The National Education Association
has repeatedly endorsed the funda-
mental purposes Of the bill. The As
ISOLATION 10 as strongly opposed to
federal organisation, administration
and supervision Of the public schools,
- II 10 firm in It's advocacy Of TED
sfal co-oDeration with the states in
recurring educational results Of cleer-
" national import and concern. the
language Of the bill 10 clear ~ I'M
nistakable; NO one can read It and
read into it centralized federal con-
troll.
Personally and officially I favor
the Townsr-St6fling Bill for the rea-
sons given above. At-no time In priv
ate conversation. interview. or public
utteRnce have I used words =
could be construed ~ opposed 70
this position. No political sectional,
racial, or religious confederation
were in the minds Of the sponsors OF
the bill nor can any sach considefa-
t{nu hrnAatVv ~ pnmwA WithiN or BE-