The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-15
Everything Ready for Opening Of
Schools in District September 3
Skeie Announces Names
OF Teachers for
l946-47 School Year

l946-47 School Year
Vacation is almost over for
the students and teachers of
District 17-H. With slightly
more than two weeks to 60 be-
fore boys and girls leave their
summer amuSementS or sum-
mer jobs behind, Superintendent
Elmer Skeie announced the
names of faculty members for
the district.
Many teachers are returning
to teach here again. The roster
boasts four ex-service men and
one woman who served in this
war. They include Louis Stahl
of Billings, new principal and
eighth grade teacher at Grow
Agency; l.. Thomas Eaton of
Billings, also new in the dis
trict this year, who will teach
high school courses and be
principal at st. Xavier; Gordon
E. Halverson of Wichita, Kan,
intermediate grades and physi-
cal education teacher for Har-
din; Ray Rimel, assistant coach
and social science teacher in
Hardin high school, and Miss
Naomi Hooton of Kingman,
Kan, who will be high school
librarian and language teacher
Mr.. Skeie said all positions
were filled except that of vo-
cational agriculture instructor.
Ed Rice, who filled this posi-
ton last year, will teach at
Greybull, Wyo. Arrangements
are being made for this depart
ment, and further details will
be announced soon, according
to Mr.. Skeie.
A new course about which
the superintendent is enthusi-
astic is a class in driving IN
der the joint sponsorship of the
vocational department and the
| state highway patrol. Patrol
man Bob Bragg will assist with
this course, he said. It was
pointed out that courses of this
nature have been very success
full in other states and have
been credited with a marked
decrease in automobile acct
dents, especially among younger
drivers.
New students in the junior
and senior high schools will
register on August 80 and 81.
Those who wish to check their
registration should do so on
these days, Mr.. Skeie said.
A faculty meeting at 10 a.
m. Monday, September 2, will
precede the first regular school
sessions on Tuesday, September
It was also announced that
minor changes have been made
in school bus schedules. The
buses operated by the Star bus
| company will leave IS minutes
later than they did last year
and the bus from Crow Agency
will leave about $3.50. This was
made possible by including band
practice in regular school hours
instead of holding it before
school opened in the morning,
Mr.. Skeie said.
All children are requested to
attend schools nearest to them
where school facilities are
available.
A complete list of teachers,
with the addresses of those new
in a school and their subjects,
Is as follows:
Crow Agency
MI. Stable, principal and
eighth grade; Violet Alexander,
seventh grade; Stafford VAN
Lietz, sixth grade; Naomi Getty
Of Crow Agency. fifth grade;
Mary starkweather, fourth
grade; James Lamey: third
Blakely, second grade: Anna
Ray of Hardin. first grade; May
E. Pratt of Baker, first grade.
St. Xavier
Mr. Eaton, principal and hign
school courses; Clyde L. Mccall
ferty, upper grades; Ruth
O'Brien, fifth and sixth grades;
Josephine Pease Hugs, first
and second grades.
Hardin Grade School
Lille Ann Macleod, principal
and fourth grade; Edna M. To-
bias, intermediate grades;
Grace Garrison, itermediate
grades; Florence B.. Preston, in
termediate grades: Mr.. Halver
son, intermediate grades and
physical education; Sigma Dahl.
fourth grade: Helen Beall, third
grade: Ruth Gender, third
grade; Amy Dehnert. second
grade; Iva Foster Goe, second
grade: Estelle Evenson. first
grade: Eileen D. Burgess, first
grade; Irene Elliot. first grade.
Junior and Senior High
H. R. Salyer, principal senior
high: Paul M. Collier, principal
junior high; William r. Klies,
science and mathematics; Grace
Bcsworth of Ada, Mimi, English
and public speaking: Hugh C..
Gotham, coach, social science
and geometry; Miss Hooton,
languages, librarian; Janis
Henrickson of Turner, Mont,
commercial SUBJECTS: Raymond
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