Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-08-27
Most Schools
\ I've LabO or
Day Opening
Increased Attendance Expect
ed by School
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Sheridan county schools went forward
this week in all sections of the county
and within the mex two weeks stud
ents and Riddles will be treking to
school in every corner of the county
to start nine months of intensive train
ing.
Several Sheridan county schools
will open next Monday, August 81 but
generally the opening will be during
the usual Labor Day week which
comes the first Monday in September.
The Plentywood public schools will
open September 2, as has been an
nounced in past issues of The Herald
by Supt. w. E. Stegner. Registration
will be held Friday and Saturday of
this week.
Redstone's school will officially open
Sept. Z under the supervision of Rol-
and Post. Medicine Lake schools, I'M
der Supt. A. L. Kadlec, will open La
Dor Day week. Comertown opens its
school Sept. 7. Practically all rural
schools will open Labor Day week.
Antelope Opens Aug. 81
The opening of the Antelope schools
has been moved ahead a week from
the date originally scheduled. A check
up showed that the fall work was
pretty well finished and that practic-
ally all Of the students would be ready
to start school by Aug. 81.
Three new teachers will appear on
the Antelope faculty this year. They
are Miss Janet Goss, Scobey, grades 8,
a and S. Miss Goss has taught for two
years i'm a rural sshoolz MS. Sccl-.;
Miss Mary Carter, Portland, Ore,
commercial and science. Miss Carter
has had several years experience both
in Washington and Montana; Miss
Mary Decker, English and domestic
science. This will be Miss Decker's
first experience as a teacher. Miss
Sands, Mr.. Homme and MIR. Dahl are
returning for the second year.
The curriculum this year includes
the following commercial subjects:
type l, type II, shorthand and busin-
ess training, practical subjects which
viii unquestionably prove to be very
popular and worthwhile. Other sub
iects offered in addition to those reg
ularly required are sewing | and Ii,
public speaking and craftsmanship.
Westby Opens Sept. 5
Tthe Westby schools. r~eorganized
under the s.x-six plan, will open on
Tuesday, September s. Registration of
high school students will take place at
the schoolhouse Tuesday, September l.
Students may register from l pm. to
9 pm. Students of the first eight
GRADES will register on the first day oil
school. Graduates desiring to do post
graduate work will register at the
same time as the regular students. Al
ter registration the matter of post
graduate work will be given consider
alton by the board and superintendent
and definite information will be given
TO those who have reEisterel.
A competent and well-qualified staff
of teachers has been obtained to take
charge of the work of the school. Erma
Heinemeyer will have charge of the
work CT the first and second grades.
She will also direct the senior and
junior orchestras.
Jessie McBroom will have charge of
the third and fourth grades. She will
also have charge of the string sections
of the orchestras.
Cora Wang will have charge of the
fifth and sixth grades. The art work of
the seventh and eighth grades will be
under her supervision. Alma Neumann
will have charge of the English work
of the upper six grades. She will also
have charge Of girls glee club and
defamation and will assist with or
chestra work.
Charles Johnson will have courses
in science and mathematics and will
have charge of boys athletics.
Chester Leach will have charge of
the business courses and will also
assist with Toys athletics and orches-
ira.
G. F. Frc!sleban will have courses in
mathematics and history. Senior and
junior class plays will be under his
direction.
Westby school district invites stu
dents of the community to take advan-
tage of the educational facilities pro-
vided by the district. New class room
have been provided and a business
course has been introduced which viii
afford educational opportunities not
offered before.
DOoley Opens the 9Th
The Dooley high school and elemen-
tary school will open September 8, Of