The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-08
SCHOOLS
OF STATE open
YESTERDAY WAS THE OPENING
DAY ~ MOST or THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS or NORTH DAKOTA
FORCE or INSTRUCTORS EN-
LARoEp IN MANY.

Yesterday was opening day for the
public schools in almost every city
and town in the state OF North Dakota.
Those that did not open yesterday
will open next Monday.
The growth OF North Dakota is In
dictated in the fact that practically
all of the schools of the state opened
yesterday with an increased force OF
instructors over last year. Many OF
the smaller schools this year have adj
ded highschools and there Is a general
uplift and move forward throughout
the state in educational institutions.
Following are the lists of instructors
in some OF the schools opened yester-
day.
Towner.
At Towner, Prof. John r. Mclean is
in charge as superintendent. Prof.
Mclean is a graduate Of the Univers-
lty of North Dakota and former SUI
perintendent Of Grand Forks county
schools His work for the last two
years has been exceedingly satisfac-
tory to patrons. He will be assisted in
the high school by Mr.. Sprague OF last
years faculty and Miss Carlson, al
graduate OF the University of Mime
sofa, who comes to us we'll recon-
mended The seventh and eighth
grades will be in charge of Miss Me-
Lain, who was principal of the Ban
try school the last year. The grades
below the seventh will be cared for by
Misses Phoebe Jones, Mitchell and
Hanson of last years faculty and Miss
Ruth Jones of Lake Crystal, MINI.
Valley City.
G. w. Hanna, superintendent. High
H. A. Curran, principal, history;
]. A. Biggs science and physical direc-
tor; Leroy Coultas, commercial de-
partment; Miss Amundson, methemat-
les; Miss Richie, Latin and German;
Miss Newell, English.
Richie School Miss Sanderson,
principal, grade l: Miss Taylor, grade
q; Miss Zahm, grade 8; Miss Baillie,
grade 4 Miss Macdonald, grade s;
Miss Irgens, grade .; Miss Elsie
Hackett. grade z; Miss Edna Hackett,
grade 8.
son, grade /; Miss Mckay, principal;
grade 2: Miss Mckinney. grade 8:
Miss Wagle, grade 4 Miss Whitcher,
grade S; Miss Cook, grade 8; Miss
Reid, grade Z; Miss Turner, grade 8,
and supervisor of physiology and phys
cal culture
Miss Aldahl, music and drawing.
Miss Nelson, manual training.
Miss Richards, domestic science.
Miss Georgia Henry. rural depart
nent
coo?erstown.
Superintendent-R. L. Mason.
Principal High School - Alberta |
Brackney.
High School Assistants-Cora Weed,
Elmore Mimi; Mamie H. Murchie, |
N. D.
Music and Drawing-M. Eugenia
Oliver
Eighth Grade - Eva Hutchinson,
county, North Dakota.
Sixth and Seventh Grades-Jean F.
Linton, N d.
Fifth Grade-Della Weed, Elmore,
MINI.
Third and Fourth Grades-FIorence
Bright, Logan, o.
b0CCOllu NTIdu6-WIbDGl bGlQe0.
Primary Irene Hazelton. Fair
mont, MINI.
Lidgerwood.
superintendent. B. A. Dunbar; prin- |
cipal, j. A. Chesterley; assistant prin-
cfpal, Miss Ella Parisek; primary, M. |
Cheztk; second, Mae B. Lynch; third |
Emma Eckes; fourth, Jennie Mitchell:
fifth, Mae Kelly; sixth, Mary Benson;
seventh, Mabel Rue. The eighth will |
be taken care Of by the high school
faculty.
Glendale.
Principal, d. M. Stegenge; assistant
principal. Josephine Syllesby; gram |
mar, Miss McCole; intermediate, Miss
ODonnell; second intermediate, Miss
Jackson; primary, Miss Mary Jones:
second primary, Miss McCafferty.
Wahpeton.
Professor Smith will remain as
Mrs. Whitcomb's place
as principal of the high school will be |
Allied by Miss Mantle Montgomery, a
graduate Of the University of Penn
sylvania, who holds the degree of B.
s.. Miss Jean Stanton will continue
as assistant principal and Miss Frank
In will again have charge of the
eighth grade. Miss Palmer, after an
absence of g. year, will be back as
seventh grade teacher. Miss Anna
one Of the new teachers. will
have the sixth grade. she is sister
II Asst. Prin. Jean Stanton. Miss
connell and Miss Edna Jones viii
again have the fifth and fourth grades
respectively. Miss Renmon. who
aught the seventh last year, will have
The third. Miss Campbell will again