r.T.A. PANEL %-o MEET ON .TUESDAY . ...
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On Tuesday.’-Jan... at 8 the mem
bers of the P.T.A. panel will meet
in the school house to make plans
f r the discussion to take place at
the regular P.T.A. mee'ting"Jan. 16.. ■
Th following people will partici
pate: School board member,Mrs ,Fj*smk
Linn; bus driver,njpp; Lentz.: Doctor,
Dr. Hoehn; nurse,Ruth Havener;
parent,Don Irwin; marshall, Wm.
B^uwens; teachers, Mary Stevens,and
Virginia Wear; bey student, Jalmar
Kerttula; girl’student, Bonnie Moore
FTA Mrs. I.M. Sandvik., The topic is
‘•What I'd like to. see" in addition
tc r an ixpr veraeni uirer wnat we
have in r>ur school. Any one with
ge.d ideas will help the cause nlon£
by offering suggestions. Lost year
a d • scussion ^cn "Truancy" was handl
ed v a very able committee. It is/
her to know just how to measure it
fr ni a standpoint,of success,/but j
just the lack of students in the
streets' during-'schybl./hours is' de
cidely an improvement. "However,
there are too many parents who take
no interest in their offspring
be - nd-'that of bringing theft, ^ntoj
th> world. Children, not junior'or
sen ior high students, may be seen
at shows, streets etc. niT hours of
th- night' never accompanied'by: a.
pai*t nt. Some artue that school
sh uld b . so interesting .that it
w uld be the most desirable place
fra child, There could also .be
plenty of useful work at home--t! at
mqkes -[school a desirable place, 'too,
thfc,-acjWool is decidedly; out; of d te
-▼ ty^vf teachers from outside say,
“Fifteen years-’out of date“. Is it
fair that the education of a com
munity should be entirely in the
tya^ids'. of the Commissioner of educa
tion? No factory manager hires a
.manager, ties his hands and still
/ejects him to compete with a pro
gressive world. Improved working
co nditions and new suggestions are
the goal of progress. With a repe
tition of wars and the young men ■
being used for cannon.fodder, world
it be asking a cbuhsfeiof study. t-o
mucn tq lpcfuce a lew happiness
hours'" in. sell obi. iTrue’, ,• itfie 3 R*s
.are necessary, but they can be
‘studied along with mugicr?)il?lic.
speaking, etc*.--and 'hdw about s 0
vocational education? Must the
people qt~ the Matanuska...:Galley 1 ve
here in order tc be permitted t'
have a decent edufcntfi'an? 3 *
The legislative committee has
also been asked tci attend next T les
day's planning meeting, Mr.'NiMHler,
Mrs, E. King and Mrs. Dorothy Bell.
".The- PTA-, Membership drive, was oon
by Mrs.-Piaie'ls Eighth1 Grade :h.;bm '
(each room was a# team). Sec nd. pi ce
went to Mrs. A.J. Swanson's roort
The rq.om having the greatest number
cf parents attending each ;TA meet
ings .from no.w till the close of
school will also -win each time by
attending, your, meeting.Agnes Sandvik
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EDDJE BRACKEN and a GOOD CAST
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