Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-30
SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY
COURSE OF STUDY FOR COMING
EMBODIMENT AT LIS
P. M.-LIsT OF TEACHERS

EMBODIMENT AT Ills Z.
P. M.-LIsT OF TEACHERS
The Little Falls Public Schools will
open next Monday at l:l5 p. NJ: It is
important that pupils should be present
for enrolment the first day.
All pupils who attended school last
year at either the Central building or
the room over the St. Paul store, and
were promoted to-, or retained in, the
third, fourth or fifth grade, will re-
port for enrolment at the rooms over
the Little Falls Hardware store. Pupils
on the east side of the river and north
Of Broadway, who were promoted to,
or retained in, the sixth or eighth grade
will report for enrolment at the
Hawthorne building. Pupils enrolled in
the sixth grade at the Hawthorne who
were promoted to seventh grade will
report at Central building. Those south
Of Broadway who will be in the sixth
or eighth grade will report at the
Columbia building. The pupils Of all
other grades will report at the same
building at which they attended last
year. It will be necessary to transfer
few pupils from one building to an
other if some Of the rooms are found
to be over-crowded.
In the high school courses will be Of
fered as follows: Literary, Latin,
Agriculture, Manual Training and
Domestic Science. There will also be q
short course beginning the latter part
Of November. Announcements of this
will appear later. !:
Below will be found an outline Of
coming year. The capitalized subjects
are required Of all students.
Pupils who wish to take. the agri-
cultural course will select, in addition
to the required subject, Botany, Plant
Husbandry, Animal Husbandry, Soils
and Farm Management. In this course
Chemistry must be taken the third
year. y
Graduates of any one of the courses
offered in the Little Falls high school
will be admitted to any Of the higher
institutions of learning in the state,
provided, they have an average record
Of good in all subjects.
General Outline of Courses
Freshmen year:
English Composition, Elementary
Algebra, beginning latin, physiography
u, commercial geography u, botany,
phsilogy y, commercial arithmetic
u, manual training, domestic science.
Sophomore year:
English, Plane Geometry, caesar,
ancient history, plant husbandry, manu-
al training, mechanical drawing, do
mestic science. ,.---..
Junior year:
English Literature, Chemistry or
Physics, cicero, modern history, german
I, animal husbandry, mechanical draw
ing.
Senior year:
English Literature, American History
u, Civil Government, vergil, german
literature, physics or chemistry, high
er geometry 70, soils -, farm manage
ment u.
Teachers ~
F. w. Dobbyn, superintendent.
High School
G. B. Kuhlman, Prin. and History.
Alice M. Lancaster, English and
Assistant Prin.
Gala M. Kendall, Latin and Ger
man.
4AdAy "" C1dIh, VNdGuculdG1CS.
Gerhardt Bundle, Science.
Abba Richard, Domestic Science.
Griffith Richards, Agriculture.
Edward Skibness, Manual Train
ing.
George johnson, Assistant in Manual
Training.
Central Grades
Pearl Longley, Primary.
Edna Coleman, Advanced First.
Jennie Nelson, Second.
Ethel Duryee, Seventh.
Rooms Over Little Falls Hardware
Winifred Wright, Third.
Melissa Ryan, Fourth.
Jane Rogers, Fifth.
Columbia Grades
Lura Rogers, Primary and Advanced
First.
Marcella McGee, Second and Third
Clara Peterson, Fourth and Fifth.
Edna Harkens, Principal and Sixth
Beatrice Finn, Seventh.
Alma Olson, Eighth.
Hawthorne Grades
Myrtle Olson, Primary.
Tressa MCCLELLAN, Advanced First.
Ira Powell, Second.
Bessie r. Weir, Third.
Helen Baker, Fourth.
Agnes Oppegaard, Fifth.
Constance Winnings, Sixth.
Annie T. Axtell, Principal and
Eighth.
Lincoln Grades
Harriet Phillips, Primary.
Mamie Jones, Advanced First
Mabel Maynard, Third.
Vivian DWVor. Fourth.
Alma Christensen-Fifth and Sixth
Alma Mariska, Principal ant
Seventh and Eighth.
ACADEMY OPENS TUESDAY
The Academy of Our Lady of tn,
Angels, under direction Of the. Fran
ciscan sisters, will open for the schoo
year on next Tuesday. The school wa.
opened great deal later than was ex
pected it would be last fall, and con
sequently the attendance did not be
come large.