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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1914
Page
20
Kemmerer hosts the district high school with a six and six plan, commerce and home economics departments, and a busy commercial room. Twenty six in typewriting, eleven in bookkeeping, five in shorthand, and fifteen in penmanship and business English study practical skills for future careers and college work.
The district highlights strong teaching staff and expanded programs. Principal Davis leads the high school with math and language staff, while new kindergarten and welfare-focused blocks boost elementary education. Enrollment stands at 122 with 18 out-of-district students, and student activities include a monthly magazine and interclass basketball.
The faculty staff powers the school with diverse training from six states. English is led by Edgar H. Davie a MIT and University of Wyoming graduate. Mathematics is steered by Clifford C. Grover a Baker University graduate with Denver University education.
Pinedale Roundup urges forming a legislature bill to locate a fish hatchery near the headwaters of key streams. The piece argues hatchery stocking will boost tourism and summer commerce, notes past poor fishing, and calls Fremont Sweetwater and Lincoln delegations to draft and prepare the bill promptly.
A fragmented list appears to name school personnel including Cora Lloyd principal Grace Groutage primary and others such as Wm Webster Jennie Smith Elizabeth McNish Helen Young. The text reads like a roll or roster fragment from a school directory.
Rev James Grattan Mythen arrives from Big Piney to serve the Episcopal church in Kemmerer for the month. He is a great nephew of Henry Grattan and comes via Massachusetts. He plans to return to Big Piney later and visit Baltimore for two weeks at month's end.
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