LIBERTY SCHOOL
GOING STRONG
School Now Has Enrollment
Of 15&and Five Teachi -X
trs Employed
LIBERTY, October 31.- T h e
Liberty school has a much- larger
enrollment this year than It has
had In any previous years. At
present there are 156 pupils en
rolled, The enrollment has been
somewhat Increased by the con
solidation with Rosedalei How
ever, there has been a large num
ber of new families moved into
the neighborhood, and this has
greatly increased the school en
rollment. The congested condition of the
school has necessitatde the em-
to relieve the primary room. The
new teacher will be Mrs. Vera B.
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have charge of the' seeond grade
and will conduct her classes In
the community hall, since there is
no room In the school building.
There are two other new teach
ers at Liberty this year; Frank
Ingham, the new principal, who
"lias charge of the seventh and
eighth, grades, and Mrs. Emily
Van- Santen who has charge of the
first grade. The other two teach
ers were at Liberty last year and
re: Mrs. Jessie Rains, who has
the third and fourth grades and
Mrs. Clara H. Rees who has the
fifth and sixth grades.
This year the Liberty school Is
doing departmental work with the
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ing art, Mrs. Rains penmanship,
Ura. Vaa Santen music and Mr.
Ingham physical education. v '
This is the first time in many
years that there Is on ninth grade
at Liberty. On account of the
childri having the pritilege of
transportation Into Salem, they
chose to take advantage of the
Junior high schools in town.
The pupils In Mrs. Rees rolli
hare organized a club for debate
work. They have not yet selected
a name but hare elected the fol
lowing officers:
President, Florence Cppley;
vice-president, Alice Cunningham;
secretary, Lester Browning.
The president has appointed the-
lonowing committees:
" Committee for name, Rosa Kitt
son, Lucille Brundidge, Opal
Baldwin. -
Program committee, Howard
Raynor, Paul Burger. Alice Cun
ningham.
Constitution committee, Lester
Browning, Fred Murhammer and
Elbert Jone3.
The pupils In Mrs. Van Santen'
room are publishing a ltitie news
paper which is Terv interesting.
This paper will be published once
a month.
The Liberty school has a fine
new flag which was oresented bv
John Dasch, a member of the
school board. The dudIIs and
teachers are Tory grateful to Mr.
uasch for his generosity.
The. school board has done
much to put the school In first
class condition. Before school be
gan they had the entire building,
thoroughly cleaned, so that when
the pupils and teachers returned
they were greeted with a spotless
ly ciean building. The board has
also devoted much of their time
endeavoring to help relieve the
congeslea condition of the school
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