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held at 1870 pm. Saturday in the
high school auditorium to be
followed by dinner for the en-.
tire teaching staff in the school
cafeteria. Members of the school
board are invited.
ADDITIONS MADE
No advance enrolment was
taken at Plymouth or at Homa.
jea. Two new class rooms and
two additional teachers, Auzella
LeDuc and Genevere VanWyk,
have been installed at Homaiea.
Mary Splitter will be in charge of
the Plymouth school.
Buses will run on schedule to
get pupils to classes starting at
$3.50 am. in the junior and sen.
Tor high schools.
On Monday, the senior high
pupils will report first to the
high school auditorium at 9 am.
Thorson Bennett, principal, will
give the directions there at that
time.
Junior high pupils will report
to the senior high school gym.
nasium. The seventh grade will
report to the east bleachers. Also
in the east bleachers
will be the eighth grade pupils
whose last names begin with
letters A through L. Eighth
grade pupils whose last names
begin with M through z will re.
port in the west bleachers. The
ninth grade will also report to
the west bleachers. Donald
Coates, principal, will preside
and give directions to pupils
there.
The cafeteria under the direc.
ton of Frieda Brodbeck, super.
visor, and Johanna Dickinson,
bookkeeper, will be in operation
at noon. The regular 25.cent
lunch will be served.
IN CHARGE OF BUSES
E. S. Dickinson will again be
In charge of school buses. Pu.
pills should observe carefully the
bus, number when arriving in
the morning so that they will be
able to get the correct bus for
returning home.
Twenty.four Of the certified
staff Of 113 teachers are new to
The staff. Indications now are
hat several more teachers VIII
be required. There will be few
teachers available for substitute
work. Teachers in the communi.
ty who are qualified and avail.
able for substitute work are urg.
ed to register with the assistant
superintendent, Carl Witt, in the
office in the Fruitland street ele.
nentary school.
A partial calendar Of events
Tor the year is given below:
Senior High Football schedule:
Friday, Sept 16, Burlington,
here.
Friday. Sept. %, Toppenish,
here
Friday, Sept. 80, Selah, there
Friday, Oct. Z, Marquette, here
Friday, Oct. Ia, Grandview,
here
Friday, Oct. q, Richland, there
Saturday, Oct. %, Sunnyside,
here.
Friday, Nov. q, Prosser, here
Friday, Nov. II, Pasco, there
Junior high school football |
schedule:
Thursday, Sept. %, 1880 pm,
irandview, there
Thursday, Oct. 6, 1880 pm,
roppenish, there. /
Thursday, Oct. Is, 1880 pm,
there |
Thursday, Oct. 20, 1870 pm,
'rosser, there /
Thursday, Oct. q, 7:30 pm,
sunnyside, here
The Little Theater group spon.
'ored by the P-TA will present a
play for the elemen.
airy and primary grades on No.
80.
MEETS SECOND MONDAY |
The P.TA meets every second
of the month at 8 pm.
n the high school auditorium.
Pupils of the junior and senior
high schools will also enjoy the
following national assembly
Carradine, Shake spearean
Sept. 1
The Skaters, Nov. 70
Edgar. "The Palomar Tele-
scope" December 2
Wallace and the Chimes, Jan.
20
VanCayel, Dutch Costumes and
Customs, Feb. Is
The Mynahs, Mar. ~
Nevins, May lO
The named attractions and
many other plays and sports
events are available to pupils
Who purchase the Associated
Body ticket which is
;old for S4 to senior high pupils
, ~ 60 so RI iunior high pupils.
rhe extensive co-curricular pro
ram must get its support rom
his source. Lack Of sufficient
DOM will again be a serious
handicap. J