Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-19
SCHOOL
ENROLMENT
Of Bismarck Schools
Highly Pleased With Pre-.
sent Prospects

u WACU!e OF the ulTu week Oi
school has been reached and while ey'
erything is not yet in fun swing. We
are able to make some comparisons,
which will be OF interest 10 school
patrons, said superintendent Roat TO-
day.
The total enrolment I o date. not
counting several pupils who have en-
tered for a few days and moved away
is $50. The total enrolment at the
end OF the first month OF school OF las.
year a 600. an increase OF 80 pu
pills. A part OF the increase is due to
the addition to the kindergarten de-
partment. Deducting the SO enrolled
in this department leaves a net in
crease over last year OF "a. New pu'
pills are coming in every day, and the
end OF the month is still a week and
a half off.
The growth in the High School is
OF considerable interest. Our enroll
ment to date is % more than at the
end OF the first month OF school, and
II more than the total enrolment fol
the entire year 19l1-l9l2. There are
still a number Of students who have
not entered. The great amount Of
fall work this year is keeping students
from entering as early as usual
Much of the increase is undoubtedly
due to the fine new High School
building, and the new departments Of
Manual Training, Domestic Science
and Commercial work. A portion oil
the equipment for these departments
has been received, and work has been
begun as far as possible. The re,
mainder is expected very soon and
then everything will be in full swing
Now is a good time for new pupils to
come In II they contemplate entering
this year. There are still a few places
for girls to O for their board.
Miss Ketchum, the Music and
teacher, arrived yesterday
and is fully recovered, and started on
her duties Immediately. Every de.
partment is now full and We are look.
ing forward to the best school year
yer had, because condi.
tons are the best.
For the benefit OF those who may be
interested. the enrolment by depart.
ments and grades, is as follows:
Corps Of Teachers, 1912.1913.
Superintendent, Charles c. Root.
High School ...... .......... 1856
Cornelius F. Bolt, Principal.
Alyina Brennecke, German.
Genevieve 8. Cline, History.
Margaret C. Hurd, Latin.
Bessie Johnson, Science.
Carrie E. Money, English.
North Ward:
Sue Digby, Principal and Eighth.
Olile Martinsen, Eighth ........ IS
Minda A. Lovass, Seventh .....J 81
Dora Larson, Sixth ........... 81
Emma Burke, Fifth ....:........ 80
Minnie Hanson, Fourth ........ "a
Eleanor Hess, Third .......... %
Oily l.. Boethin. Second ......... 80
Mary A. Boysem, First ......... Al
Will School, -
Mrs. Ella o. Casselman, Principal
and Seventh g
Ada J. Still, Sixth ............ 80
lMinaette Miller, Fifth .......... sc
Hanna Wessberg, Fourth ....... 81
Sara NJ. Andrew, Third ......... 80
Hilda r. Olson, Second ......... ~
Viola Wander Lar, First ......... Al
Special
Alice f Ketchum, Music and Draw
ing. .
Ruby Gibbons, Domestic Science
and Art. 49,. .
Howard Eoekeloo, Manual Training
Matilda Williams, Kindergarten,
T. A. E. Marste1s, Commercial.
Total
Will School Observation-Disclosures. 30s
North Ward , .............. 28t