The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-08-22

stant improvement. It is always
well for the patrons of the school |
to know just where their school |
stands among other schools of the |
State, so we might mention at this !
time that the schools of Plenty
wood were given high rating from
every standpoint for the past year
as well as the years Immediately
preceding. Our schools were ex-
empt from eighth grade examina-
tions, they were fully accredited
by the State Department as well
as both the North Central and the
Northwest Associations of Second
ary School and Colleges. This
means that our graduates and the
credits of our school are accepted
without question throughout the
Central, the North Central and
the Northwest States.
AS was announced last week thru
the local papers, the enrolment of
High School pupils living in Plenty
wood will take place before the OBJ
ening day of school. The Freshmen
will enroll Friday morning at 900
O'Clock and the Sophomores in the
afternoon of the same day. begin
ming at 1880. The Juniors will en-
roll between the hours of nine and
! twelve on the day following. Satur-
day, August 30th. The Seniors will
enroll in the afternoon of Saturday.
beginning at 1870. Those planning
to attend the Plentywood High
School and who do not live in Dis
/ fr-sa 81
J time but II is not compulsory. All
grade pupils will enroll at nine o.
clock Tuesday, September End.
The Plentywood teaching CORPS
has now completed and includes a.
large number of last years teach
ers. Miss Eva Rusdal will again
have charge of the beginners in the
First grade. while in the second
grade We Will have a new teacher.
Miss Bernice Roble. Miss Robbie is
a graduate of the Minot Normal and
has had two years of teaching ex-
perience at Bottineau. In the third
grade we viii also have new
teacher, Miss Gretchen Winn of the
Valley City Normal. Miss Winn's
home is in jamestown and she has
had two years of teaching expert
ence. Miss Doris Granger of Miles
City will have the fourth grade
work. Miss Granger is a graduate
of the Dillon, Montana Normal Col.
lege and has had four years OF
teaching experience. Miss Anna
Brix. who taught the fourth grade
! last year, will have the fifth grade
|, this year. Miss Huldah Thomson ha:
also been advanced a grade in thu
system and will have sixth srad,
) work instead of the fifth. 1t might
be mentioned at this time that Mis-:
: Brix and Miss Thomson preferred tn,
: fifth and the sixth grades last yea
but since the proper vacancies die
i not exist at that time, they wer
given their second choice. Miss Ma
4 bel Nordgren. who has had fou
\ successful years in the Plentywoo,
. schools in the fifth and sixth grade
will act as grade principal and d
g departmental work in the seventh
eli and eighth grades. Miss Nordgre
has been attending the University o
Minnesota this summer doing spe
e cial work in the Junior High Schoo
S field. In the seventh and eight
9 grade work we will also find Mis-
Doris Granger of Miles City an
: Mr.. A. M. Sandlin. Miss Granger j
l. a graduate of the Dillon Norma
l. College and has had three years G
teaching experience. Mr. Sandli
! will again have especial charge c
/ boys activity work in the uppe
6 grades.
In the High School there will b
two new teachers. Miss Brnadin
IS Prader of New Rockford, n. D., wi
10 teach biology and Latin. Miss Prs
n der is a graduate of Jamestow
a college and has had one year {
nc teaching experience. Miss EVeIy
n. Watt. of Bozeman. Montana, and
N graduate of the State college, wi
have charge of the Home Econon
, les work. G. b. Mcmillan will agai
1t serve in the capacity of Hig
N School Principal and teach scienc
Mr.. Mcmillan has been attendin
le the University of Washington thi
r summer. Miss Arna Njaa will n
l. turn as teacher of upper Englis
= and will assist with high school mt
&c sic and dramatics. Miss Esther Sa'
eren will again have charge of tn
II Freshman and Sophomore Englis
e as well as work in dramatics. TIL
= mathematics and athletics will agai
n be handled by E. F. Slaght and {
l. NJ. Elstad will continue his work j
N the social sciences and band.
= might be of interest to Plentywoo
~ people to know the location of til
e return. Miss MacMorran will teac
= in the Minot schools, Miss Nerise
~ in Medford, Oregon, and Miss Ms
y, theney in her home town of Ca
le rington, N. D.. Miss Kimball we
elected to a position in the Gres
Falls schools and Miss Dyste, WI
Is was with us for four years, will /
j. at her home in Forman, N d. Mis-
> Dyste has been touring Europe TIL
summer and will not teach nes
year.