Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
County School Notes

~~SseS-y ASSseS0& ~ ~S -
A meeting OF the directors OF the
several districts of the county has
been called to meet at the Office of
the county superintendent of schools
in Holyoke on next Tuesday, May 80,
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. for
the purpose OF electing member OF
the county high school committee
to succeed j. H. Wilterdink of High.
land Center, whose term of Office has
expired.
Miss Ruby Ollie closed ns..,.
months term Of school in the Morn
ing Star district last Friday Miss
Ollie was asked by the patrons to
return as teacher again this year.
| This Office has completed ,he check
ing of the several schools " the
county OH standardization. Tablets
have been ordered for the schools
meeting the requirements of either
approved or superior scb6o.s
A few of the secretaries .ient have
not yet filed their oath and bond with
this Office Unless this is done on
or be'5cg h-av 20. the Office will be
declared vae and the vaealcy filled
Dy appointment rom this office.
Amitie schools close Friday, after
a nine.moi ths term. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin ~ill leave at once for St.
Louis, Missouri. to go - tle bedside
I'of Mrs. Martins mother, who IS SER
| iously i'll.
Sunny Dale. Grand View and Morn
IT, View will hold joint program
and 1icnic at the Morning View
school house Friday. this feature he
tv,u tho .,fA nR <1,a
tion OF nine months of school,,
The following is a list CT the eighth
grade graduates y Phillins county for
the year 1922:
Fairvie. -Golda Young, Manley
Young, Lee Scott.
Amherst-Fritz Niermai.. Frieda
Sporl. Roy Detmer. Lydia Helms, Err
ma Hassler. Ernest Leben. Ralph
Ewegen. Eleonore Schmidt, Garnet
Spelts. Roland Achterburg, Helen
Kruger, Harold Erdman, Elmer
kropp. Gladys Martin.
Sunnyside-Howard vosburgh.
Pleasant Valley = Doyle Foster,
Alan Cooper.
Highland Center = lola Holman.
Lettie Snyder. Elizabeth Worl. Al
berta Brown, Frank Freemeyer, Glenn
Hickey. Lawrence Sullivan. Leland
Jones, Kenneth Worl.
Hilltop-Anna Schumann. Fred See.
bold, William SchNmann, Hazel
Boyce. Mabel Shappell. Clifford Kuhn.
Ike. lola Clifford
Sun Beam-vernon G. Koch. Ro-
land Price
Plain view-Fern Flaker. Pearl
Pope. Virgil Alberts, Grace Beetem.
McKelvey-William Fryrear, VIII
liam Winter.
Silver Beam-Alice Miller. Leona
Wettstein.
Sunny Dale--Albert Beal.
Harmony--Fern Finch.
Holyoke-Gerald McFadden. Glen
Heimer. Theodore kinch. Walter
Lutte, James Beck. Jr.. Maurice Col
yer. Albert Drabing. Edwin Blood.
Max Morgan. Eugene Gray. Russell
Guild. Eva Richardson, Faye Show.
Opal Smith. Clarissa Emarine. Marie
Boyd, Flossie Lewis, Constance Wood
ward. Pearl Peters. ~
Fairfield-Buelah Anderson. Olga
Bengston. Majel Sprague. Wyvard
Sprague.
Morning view-velma Einsphar
Philorado-Hulda Fix. Hazel Miller.
Meakins Meakins.
Morning Star-Carl Werner. Fern
Cranwell.
Ami;ie-Charles Hoitzman, Viva
Knowles.
Paoli- George. Laeger. Elsie Laeg-
er. Luella Gansemer. Birdie Porter.
Gladys Gansemer, Ernest Clark.
Katherine Oberender.
Community Center-Zada Olson.
Thelma Critchlow.
Lone Star-Henry Durham
Lakeside-Edna Thompson, Glee
Hecht.
Haxtun-Mack Bellamy. Delbert
Hire. Columbus Johnson. Sidney Lilly.
Burke Lummis, William Warren.
Harold Young, Ray Hardman. Ina
Bartling. Ruby Bellamy. Alice Fltz.
gerald. Patricia Hicks. Doris Inter.
mill. Elizabeth Kautter. Lillian La
Plant. Alpha Mckinney. Dorothy o.
son, Marie orth. Total l09; boys
81. girls 81.
The per cent OF actual failures this
year was reduced to q minimum.
Questions sent out from the oiiice
OF the state superintendent were used
In the examinations. With the high
schools facilities that Phillips county
has each and every eighth grade
graduate should be found In high
school next year.