White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-25
Schools Will
Start in w. B.
Next Monday
TEACHING CORPS THIS YEAR
WILL INCLUDE TWO NEW
INSTRUCTORS

With school buildings nearing the
end Of their siege of scrub water and
varnish, comes the prediction that it
will not be long until teachers will be
calling their classes together and school
will begin.
There have been some changes in
the teaching corps this year, although
the personnel at the high school build
ing will remain the same as before.
For the entire teaching staff the as
signments are as follows: c. Maury
Nelson, superintendent; Mrs. Miriam
S. Nelson, high school principal; Miss
Lois Duvall high school teacher; Rob-
ert Carboneau, 7th and 9th; Norman
Janney, 5th and 9th; Miss Laversa
Koenig, Bird and 9TH; Mrs. Alice Moede,
LIST and End. This will be the beginning
of the second year in White Bluffs for
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, Miss Duvall, and
Mr.. Carboneau, while Miss Koenig will
start her third year here. Mrs. Moede
is a resident OF White Bluffs and for
merly was teacher in the local school
system. During the past year she has
been doing occasional substitute work.
She received her preparation at Cheney
Normal. Mr.. Janney comes from Chat
leroy, Wash, in the northeastern past
of the state. He has completed the two
year course at Cheney Normal where
he specialized in 5th and 9th grade
work and grade school athletics.
This year five of the teachers will be
living with Mrs. L. w. Beldin, as she
has completed her large house which
staying with her will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson, Miss Duvall, Miss Koenig, and
Mr.. Janney. Mr. Carboneau will con-
tinue his residence with Mrs. w. j.
Jenkins.
Beginning with the first day of
school, on Monday, August 20, the bus
will make the route early enough to
drop the grade school pupils at their
building at $40 and the high school
pupils at 8:45. The tardy bell will ring
at the high school at $50 but will not
ring at the grade school until 900
o'clock Mr. Nelson would like to in
form the parents of children living
within walking distance of the schools,
that he would prefer that pupils do
not enter either school building until
$3.50, when the first bell rings Chill
school grounds before that time, al
though it should be definitely under
stood that the Fairgrounds are super
vised only at recess and at noon. The
buildings will be locked until $3.50.
Teachers are requested to be in the
buildings by 8:l5 and may make spe-
cial arrangements to see pupils at that
time In cases where parents find it
necessary to have their children arrive
at school earlier, Mr.. Nelson will gladly
provide for them to enter the building
and use the extra time for study, this
being particularly needed during the
cold weather. Parents should make such
arrangements directly with Mr.. Nelson.
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The teachers hope that regular
schedule can be run through on the
first day, even though it will be de-
cidedly shortened and in the nature
of trial arrangement. School will
dismiss at 200 in the afternoon, the
BUSES leaving at that time.
Eighth grade diplomas have been re-
ceived and will be given out Monday
by Mr.. Nelson. Those who will receive
diplomas are as follows: Raymond
Broughton, Elaine Coleman, Fred Gill
huly, Florence Griffiths, Phillip Hem
ker, John Keal, Irene Larsen, Elsie
Meeks, Martin Meeks, Clinton Nc
Murry, Aileen Stoddard, Mary Walker
Bobby Westling, and Nora Phillips
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