Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
FL CENTRIC CITY
SCHOOLS TO OPEN
SEPTEMBER 20
improvements Made in
Buildings, Methods of
instruction.

September % marks the opening
of FL Centre schools, and its open
| season on tomsils.
Many improvements havr been
made in each school building and
several in the methods of instrlIc-
tion. All of the buildings have
been newly painted where necessary
! water plants have been installed or
made ready for use as the
case required, and some new plaster
has been applied in some of the
buildings.
The only drastic change made in
housing has been to do away with
classes in the Lincoln school Chill
drcn up to and including the 6B.
grada will attend the Harding and
Mckinley schools. those LIVING south
Of Main street attending the former
those north the latter. This will
eliminate a great deal of danger of
small Youngsters crossing Main
street. uncScOrted
Ska pupils will attend the Will
son school BY this new method
rooms heretofore unused in the Viii
son. Mckinley and Harding schools
will take care Of the Lincoln pupils
and a principal and one or two
other officials and their salaries
viii be eliminated.
Elementary teachers Of the FL
Centre district for the coming term,
as submitted bv Superintendent Cru
well are as follows.
Elementary Teachers
Miss Gertrude Hinman. Mrs Fan
nj" McrrorY. Mrs. Gertrude Bower,
Miss Ruth Wicman. Mrs Dorothy
Armstrong. Mrs, Elsie Couch, Mrs.
Josephine King Miss Nilla NJ. Han
cock, Miss Irene Townsend, Miss
Mabel Looncv, Miss Lillian Gilmcr.
Mrs. Georgia Todd, Mrs. Estelle s.
Reid. Miss Ella Schmidt Mrs. Char
lottc b, Ellis, Mrs. Winifrcd Wilson,
Mrs. Alice Iarrigan, Miss Sophia
Dunlap, Miss Margaret Hedrick,
Mrs. Mary y. Griffin, Mrs. Grace VI.
StcphcnsCs. w. y. Payne, Mrs. Lo-
rcna Martin, Mrs. Ruth Knox Mrs,
Zcnobia j Payne, Miss Emily Tobcr-
son. Mrs. Matte Nelson, Mrs. Lucille
Culhcrson. VIM. 4. jackson, Mrs.
Ruth p. McGrcgor, Miss Mae Walk
cr. Mrs Eva Walker, Mrs. Violet
Cruwell Charles Ruby, Mrs. Lavinia
Schultz, Miss Nora Eplcr, Miss Hell
en- CruickShank and Miss Lena East
wood.
The faculty for the Central Union
high school and Junior College as
submitted by Prof. }. l.. House are
as follows
High School Faculty
/ s. f. Allen, machine shop; II. NJ.
Armstrong \. b., physical cduca-
ton: Irene /. Brooks, 4. b., Spanish,
French; Margaret Collins. b. f., mu-
sic; J. w. Good, \. Is. y. NJ, physics,
mathematics; II NJ Fair, b. 5. agri-
culture; f. y. Green, b. s., chemis-
try, physics; Ella Green, registrar,
Edith Naile Hedrick. \. b. \. NJ.
history.
Karl X. Hcilman, b. S. NJ. +, A.
mathematics; Erma Spicer kellr.
\. b., Latin; James s. Kennedy, A.
b. \. NJ. history; \. l., Lackcy, A..
II. commercial; Ethel NJ. Manning.
{ \. B. \. NJ. library; G, w. Martin,
\. s., vice principal, history; Dor-
othy NJ. Mcpherson, A. b. b. +. \.
NJ, mathematics; Lucille McCul-
Tough Miller, 4. b. Spanish,
Evalcna Baker Moore, \. b. girls
physical education, Ethel +. Parent.
B. $. stcnography and typewritmg;
Margaret J. Pircs \. b. \. NJ, home
economies; Bessie w. Proudfoot, A..
b. \. NJ. English; Thcma Upton
Ray, \. b., art, Spanish.
Frank | Shepherd, Ph. c. \. b. NJ.
s.. chemiStry; Helen NJ. Wallace, A..
b.. English; Julia NJ. Wagner, a. b.
foreign adult education; Matte
Welsh, 4. b., English; and Dorothy
Wilson b. $. A. Nj, biology