The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-09-16
NELSON DEWEY ITEMS.

The Nelson Dewey School opened
with decided increase in the enroll
ment There are about one hundred
pupils in the High School while it is
expected that from ten to fifteen more
students will enter before February.
The enrolment OF the grades is also
much larger than previous years,
there being a total of 525 pupils. In
the kindergarten the increase of
pupils is especially noticeable, there
being a much larger enrolment than
last year.
The Nelson Dewey High School, UNI
like the Blaine, have no change i'll
the faculty. The teachers are Misses
Hawley, Yerka and French aud Mr.,
Sweet, Mr.. Smith and Principal A. C..
Shong.
In the grades there are but few
changes Miss Grace Mckenna takes
the place of Miss Webster, who has
gone on what many at sometime call
pursuit of happiness. Miss Mckenna
is a graduate of the Blaine High
School and has taught for several
years at Hurley and Washburn.
Miss Nicholson who has been trans
ferrsd to the Blaine is succeeded by
Miss Essie Moran. Miss Moran is a
graduate of the Nelson Dewey High
School and the Superior Normal and
the past year taught at hayward.
Miss Carpenter who left to teach in
the Minneapolis schools is succeeded
by Miss Mary Macarthur. Miss Mac
Arthur is graduate Of the Blaine
and the State University and had for
some time taught at the Erickson.
Miss Blanch Wolford has taken the
work of Miss Jessie Davis, who has
been transferred to the Cooper.
"A list of the grade teachers are:
Allis Robertson Sa and SD
Mary Macarthur Ia and 10
Harriet Crumpton 10 and ia
Lilly Langley CD ga
Essie Moran 5a and 80
Grace McKenna IA and do
Elizabeth Burnham 4b and 3a
Frances Gates ga and 30
Ella Duff ga and "a
Louise Roberts "a and 2b
Bessie Miller la and ID
Elizabeth Mccormick Id
Blanche Wolford kindergarten Dir
Elizabeth Fairall and Mabel Bischoil
Assistants.
Miss Harriet Jacobson OF Shelby,
Indiana takes takes the place of Miss
Grady as drawing tescher in the city
High Schools, Miss Grady having
gone to Stephens Point, Norma
School Miss Jacobson comes here
highly recommended and has The
years work we'll planned 50 we fee
certain that the drawing work viii
become very popular this year
Athletics-The matter of football
has been very undecided SO far thi'
year. Last year the Dewey Team was
invited to cooperate with the Blaine
in which the Dewey furnished foul
players. But this year the Blaine
seems to have players enough of it,
own and does not care for players
from the Dewey. 1t is quite evident
| Ip M lac, |,
good players TO form good team of
| their own.
The regular meeting of the Literary
Society will be held at the Assembly
Room, Monday afternoon. The pro-
gram will be rendered as follows:
Address by Pres. Aims of the Society
Tom Alvord
Reading .',. 49,. ..... Anna Biatt
Talk, .......,.... Clifford Bishon
Recitation, ., =. -. Julia Bird
Paper. .....,.. Ray Bischon
Reading ......., Hjilmer Anderson
Recitation ........... Edna Bischoh
Talk Ito new members .....E Beggs
Recitation ....,.... ....L Lulu Benson
Four Of the High School graduates
are this year to enter college for the
first time. Edward Wickstrom il to
attend the University at Madison.
He will take course in commerce to
prepare for the United States Govern
ment service.
Miss Ethel Thomas, a graduate of
the class of 1904, and who has last
year been teaching teaching in Cor
don, will attend the University at
Wisconsin. Miss Thomas will special
ize in Latin.
Morgan Pattison will attend the
University of Wisconsin to take
general academic course but it is pro-
babIe that he will specialize in geol-
ogy.
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