SCHOOL HAS RECORD
ENROLLMENT
Continued from pace 1, Col.l
the present time, making conditions at the
school very crowded. T7e expect consider
ahle more enrollment as the year progresse
Under normal conditions we look for 10$
to 15$ increase over all,
T7e are very short of school furniture,
many students being required to do their
work in plain chairs due to overcrowded
conditions.' In roost cases * class
rooms'eannot accommodate more chairs or
desks.
!QSSs3EMIEliSE3PU!lfrom Ely, Minnesota, has
arrived to' teach the 7th grade. Miss
Skule has a Bachelors degree in Education,
All teachers are teaching in the fields
of their majors or minors this year ds re
quired by the North Uest Association, the
Accrediting Association that makes the
credits earned in Palmer acceptable at
face value in any accredited College of
Nigh {School in the United States.
SCHOOL BAND IS BEING PLANNED
The school has all rdady begun planning
a band for this year; '20 pieces, are
being overhauled arid reconditioned and
mill be returned to the school today. A
Progressive music program planned by the
school consists of —thorough training in
Music from Grade One bevel through Grade
Tvrelve level. • 1
’Mrs. Dunlap, the Music Instructor, is
cualified in instrumental!Music., Chorus
and Orchestra. ' |
A junior Band is planned in the future to
feed the senior band of the.High School.
It is always desirable.for students to
or.n their own instrumental : V7e have only
20 instruments and are planning to have
a band of 40 pieces. It is hoped that
uarcnts, who can afford to do so, will
urchase instruments through the' school
for their own children. Any parent who
wishes to dS that—=»may order throu.gh the
school which ’.Til-1 purchase jinstruments
for them at regular school discounts. :
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TUDENT COUNCIL DRAFTING CONSTITUTION
he Student Council is drafting a new
Constitution and will be associated with
tie National-Association of Student Coun
cils. Members of this committee- are:
Louis Geiititz, Joanne Frank,Helen Stenvall
nr.d Don Irwin,Fres. of .the Student Council
C7M GETTDVG NORK OVER
The Student Council has undertaken the
tank of fining up the gymnasium for this
coning years'program. Duane Huntley,
I-'yles Inland; Harvey Cooper; Lynn Sandvik,
".'alt Stevens, Leonard Krise, Robert Lucas,
and many other boys are donating their
FROM KSNAI we learn that Vince Stephan
has left for the States on a business trip.
■While there he plans to visit in Minnesota
with his parents.
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