The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-22
SCHOOL BELLS
WILL PEAL OUT
AGAIN SEPT. 3
FIVE NEW TEACHERS ARE Ap-
POINTED TO GRADE sTAFFs.
DAY ALLOWED TO ATTEND
BILLINGS FAIR.

Schools open in Red Lodge week
from Tuesday, September 5.
Complete teaching staffs in the
grade schools are annouced this week
by Supt. Harry B. Field. Five new
names appear upon the list. They
are;
Edna Anderson, seventh and eighth
grade departmental teacher at the
Roosevelt school. She succeeds Irene
Mae Baker, who goes to Fort Dodge.
Iowa.
Audrey Paulson, who will have sim
liar work at the Roosevelt, succeeding
Mable Pestien, who left last week for
her new post at Green Bay Wis.
Phil A. Scarab, who assumes the
principalship and eighth grade in
struction work at the Field school, and
succeeds ]. Ora Horsfall. Mr.. Hors-
fall, after three years service here,
left to take a high school position at
Lead, S. D.
Lucille Lodge, who succeeds Miss
Emma Schimming. Miss Schimming
goes to Park City, Utah, where her
sister, Harriet, a former instructor in
the local schools, will also teach next
year.
Mrs. Maye E. Johnson, who already
has arrived in Red Lodge, and who
will fill the position formerly held
by Miss Edith NJ. Cotton Miss Cotton
has joined the music department of
the University of Florida at Tallahas-
see.
Graduated With Honors
Mrs. Johnson has taught before
with Mr. Field at Frontier, Wyoming.
Since then she returned to college to
continue music studies, and to COM
plete work Ct a B. A. degree. She !
graduated Two years ago from the
College of Education at Wyoming
winning the "honor book
awarded by the music department {
for the most outstanding work Mrs !
Johnson has since been in charge of e
1he music department Of the Lane a
County high school at Dighton, Kan
;as, supervising choral work, organi- ;
ing and conducting a school orches-
ia, directing dramatics, and taking
eading part in many extra-curricu
ar activities.
Come Well Recommended
All the newcomers have made ex-
client records in their previous teach
ne work. :,
Miss Anderson, a graduate Of the :,
tate normal at Mankato, Mimi, has /,
aiken special work in music and dra- !,
natic art at the McPhail school, :
She has been teaching in -
he Junior High School at Brainerd, :, =
linn. ~
Miss Paulson has taught for the o,
asst three years in the Junior High
t Lisbon, MINI. Upon finishing high M
,hool she taught in rural schools m
lree years before entering the Tea nj
ler's college at Moorhead, MINI. si
Mr.. Scarab, after teaching in rural G,
.hools at Acton, Montana entered sh
asten Montana Normal two years fl,
70. During the last two semesters WI
} has had his practice work in the ce
schol at Billings, and acted be
assistant to the principal. Faculty 10,
embers of the Normal and of the sa
fferson school speak well of this w
'ility. co.
Miss Lodge is Carbon county girl. tn,
ar home is at Washoe, After grad an
ting. from the Carbon County high do,
hool she entered Eastern Montana fie
primal, and since graduation has q
lght primary grades two years at vo,
rk City, and three years at Washoe. ove
The Staff
The complete staff is as follows: ~
osevelt school 4ha
A. T. jenkins, principal and 9TH
/ 9Th grade departmental teacher iiae d
Fidelia Page Morrow, department anc
teacher 7th and Sth grades. had
Edna Anderson, 7th and Sth de- -
'tmental
Audrey Paulson, 7th and 9Th de- 4th
timer tai
trace Ruiter, 7th and 9th depart {
ntal l.
'oldie Peterson, 9th, 7th and 9Th Wa
artmental. NJ
ophia Hayha, 18th grade teacher. graz
.uth Nelson, 9th grade teacher. =
Id School y =
hilip A. Scarab, principal and ,,a' =
grade departmental teacher NJ NJ
.ottie D. Cosby, 9th grade depart ~ ~
ltal. ~
.,..4s1 VI anu o." grac
earl Reeve, 9Th grade department ~ r.
7th and Sth grade home econom :; r.
o44;. puo, r., Man
man
erson School M
lorence Mcintosh, principal and orch