The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-06-16

to a nicety.3 They are all right where
ever they may be put and Princeton
will be proud of them always
THESE WILL WELD THE WILLOW.
A Full List of Teachers Who Will Instruct
the Youth of Princeton Next Year
The Board of Education of Prince
ton have elected the corps of teachers
for the ensuing year, and below will
be found their choice and something
of each ones previous experience and
qualifications. Some changes were
bound to happen next year, Miss Love
removing with her parents to Hunts,
vile, Alabama, Miss Sadley next year
planning to attend the .'U;' to COM
plete her education, and Miss Ross
not being candidate for reelection.
having other plans ahead. They are
all excellent teachers and have faith
fully discharged their duties while
connected with the schools. In &C
cordance with the expressed desire of
some Of the parents, the board have
engaged several soutside'' teachers
for next year, while retaining many of
the old and familiar ones. The follow
ing is the,list: - .-
Prof. II. p. White is the new super
intendent OF the schools. He is 80 wears
of age and married. Graduated at Uni
versity of Minnesota, 1898, with degree
OF B. l.. Taught several years in
country schools previous to graduation
and since that time one year at Royal
ton, and three years at Warren, MINI.
Was reelected in Warren and also
elected in Wadena, but preferred
Princeton as nearer to educational
centers. He comes to Princeton most
highly recommended by leading edu-
eational people in the State. His re-
ligious preference is Methodist.
Louisa G. Paterson will again be
found at her accustomed place, next
year being her third year in Prince
ton. She taught ten years in Des-
Moines, Iowa. high school. before
coming to Princeton, and has given
best of satisfaction while here bv her
scholarship, her control of her pupils
and her modest, womanly conduct as a
teacher. She is beloved and respected
by all.
Adelaide Thompson will have charge
of the eighth grade next year. A grad
uate of the u, with degree of B. L.,
she brings to her schoolroom a mind
we'll disciplined by habits of study and
thought Next year will be her second
year in this village. She spends the
summer in Denver, Col. .s''''
Mamie L. Strange, of Lansing, Mich,
will teach "the seventh grade. She
graduated at Olivet college, Mich, in
1896, holding degree of B. L., and has
taught considerably in Holland, Mich,
Eaton county Michigan, and elsewhere
in that State. She is highly recon-
mended by Michigan educators.
The Board selected another Michi-
gan lady for the sixth grade, Anna B.
Glew, of Muskegon, Mich. She is an
old teacher, having taught six years in
Muskegon schools, and one year in
Clinton, Indiana. Graduated from
Muskegon high school, also from the
teachers training school of that city.
Was reelected for another year in
Muskegon, but resigned to come to the
balmy atmosphere of Minnesota. 4
i Sarah Orr will have charge of the
fifth grade next year. She is gradu-
ate of Princeton schools, and taught
very acceptedly the past year in this
village, and is too well-known to need
further mention. II
Madge Moore, Of Big Lake, will
handle the youngsters in the fourth
grade. An old and experienced teacher,
she will do her work faithfully and
| we'll. She graduated from Monticello
schools, and has taught with best OF
success in Big Lake for several years,
and elsewhere in the State. E.
i Anna Smith is another home
teacher. During the past year she
taught four months here, taking Miss
Estes place, and she filed the position
with satisfaction to the Board and par
ents. She has recently attended the
j St. Cloud Normal, before returning tc
a Princeton to teach.
i Mamie Huse, the "old reliable will
j attend at her post next year, as usual
q Her work speaks for itself, and during
i her twenty or more years connection
{, with Princeton schools, the Board have
!. yet to hear Of any fault or dissatisfac.
ton being found with her work. They