"However, it is the desire of the administration to get the ordeal of enrolling late-comers over as soon as possible in order that they may make the courses offered this fall and not be forced to remain out until the second semester because of the advancement made by their classes. They enter."
Speaking of the school in general, the pointed out the fact that there was flag flying from the high school yet for the reason that the old one has been worn out and a new one has not yet been procured. The purchase of a new flag for the building is now under consideration, said he, as he turned the leaves of several illustrated catalogs.
Before
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JOHNSON AND SIMPSON
ELECTED DIRECTORS
While 245 votes were cast at Tuesday's school election, the largest number in several years, there was a particular contest on the two candidates, A. H. Johnson and H. H. Simpson, whose names appeared on the ballot, receiving about four-fifths of the votes polled. The names of Mrs. Frank L. Moore and Mrs. E. T. Baker had been filed, but were filed a day too late to have a place on the ballot, according to the ruling of the attorney general.
Mr. Johnson, who has served on the school board for a number of years, received 195 votes and Mr. Simpson 185. Both are elected for three years. Forty-six voters wrote Mrs. Moore's name on their ballots and 49 wrote Mrs. Baker's name in.
The personnel of the school board of Independent District No. 9 will be as follows: H. Melgard, Charles Thompson.  W. A. Lauder, A. H. Johnson and H. H. Simpson. 