The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-29
All Schools in County Are Scheduled
To Open on tuesday, September
All Boys and Girls
Urged to Attend.
Complete High School

All Big Horn county boys
and girls were urged to be on
hand next Tuesday morning,
when schools throughout the
area will open.
To date, faculty members
have been announced only TO:
district 17-H, but a list of
teachers in Lodge Grass and
the other town and rural
schools should be available for
publication next week, accord
ing to Supt. E. j. Albrecht of
Lodge Grass and County Super
! lntendent of Schools Lura P.
Strand.
In Hardin, an opening as
sembly will be held Tuesday
morning at 9 a. m. in the junior
high school gymnasium. The
principal speaker will be Gen.
Thomas D. Campbell, with the
Rev. B. N. Nelson extending d
welcome to students and teach
ers from the Big Horn County
Ministerial association. Princi-
pal H. R.. Salyer will introduce
faculty members and the Har-
din high school band will pre-
sent several numbers. The pub
lie is cordially invited to at
tend.
Supt. Elmer Skeie asked par
ents of all boys and girls who
will attend Hardin schools for
the first time this year to be
sure that teachers receive cor
ect names, birthdates, etc. All
childrn who are now six years
old Dr. who will have their sixth
birthday before January l are
eligible to enroll in the first
grade.
Mr.. Skeie also urged all high
school students who wish to
check their registration to come
to the high school building
Friday or Saturday of this
week. He pointed out that
changes of personnel in the
high school staff have necessi-
tated some curriculum changes.
Both Spanish I and Spanish II
will be offered.
In place of the vocational ag-
riculture department., a course
in auto mechanics, under the
direction of Jens Kalberg, will
be offered. Mr.. Kalberg was di-
rector of the defense school
here in 1941 and 1912 and spent
three and a half years as au-
tOmotive advisor with the army.
The course will include study
of motors, transmissions, rear
arels, the steering system, cleo
trical systems and carburetors.
Classroom sessions will be aug
mented by practical shop ex-
perience. A course in welding
will also be offered.
MI. Kalberg, in cooperation
with the state highway patrol,
will teach the course in safe
driving.
Manual arts studies in the
junior and senior high schools
will be taught by J. Rice Shell
labarger.
Mr.. Skeie said all teachers,
bus drivers, janitors and cooks
for the schools of District 17-H
have been obtained. He said en-
rollment is expected to be about
1900.
Several speakers will be fea-
tured at the faculty meeting on
Monday at 10 a. m. Miss Beu
lab Huncss will discuss her du-
ties as public health nurse;
Miss Ethel schuster will ex-
plain music rntegration in the
curriculum; Miss Helen Beall
will speak on recent studies i'm
the field of reading, and Miss
Violet Alexander's subject will
be curriculum revision in ele-
mentary science. Mr.. Skeie will
discuss teaching in general.
Mr.. Albrecht announced that
Lodge Grass teachers will have
a faculty meeting on Monday
afternoon, September 2, and
that all students are requested
to register the morning of Sep
TENDER 8. Those who are enter
, ing the first grade must have
their sixth birthdays before
January l, 1947. He asked that
all first graders bring birth
certificates to school with them
to insure accurate information
Tor the school records.
Lodge Grass faculty members
Will be announced next week
he stated.
Mrs. Strand said present in
dications are that there will be
a teacher in all claSsrooms in
the county September 3 and
said she would announce teach
ers' names next week, also.
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