The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-08-29
TRAIN THE IDEA
instruction in Mental Markham
ship Begins Soon
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN
Arrangements Complete for the
Years Work to Begin on Mon
day, September Second

The Sank Centre public schools will
open for the coming year on Monday,
September 2. The first day will be
devoted to registration only. Recita-
tions will begin on Tuesday.
Owing to the fact that the new
high school building is not yet finished,
high school pupils will be discommod-
ed somewhat for the time being.
They will report at the old assembly
room Monday morning. They will
then and there be given.the necessary
directions as to what course to follow
The room in the third story OF the
old building will be used for some of
the high school work, some will be ac-
commodated in the public library
building, some will study at home.
The Board of Education believes that
the new building will be ready for
occupancy not later than September
Is. The grade pupils will all be accom-
modated regularly in the old building.
Following is the official list of teach
ers for the coming year:
Superintendent: M. D. Aygarn
High School Prin.: Miss Anna Cassidy
High Sceool Asst: Miss Alice Quigley
Mathematics and Commercial Work:
Arthur Thomas
Languages: Miss Georgia Burgett
Agriculture: K. A. Norsen
Manual Training: Jos. Heraly
Domestic Science: Miss Annette Max
well
Normal Dept: Miss Emma Chalgren
Eighth Grade: Miss Ruth Hedenstad
Seventh and Eighth Grades: Miss
Bertha Void
Seventh Grade: Miss Celia Olson
Sixth Grade: Miss Mabel Miller
Fifth Grade: Miss Ida Able
Fourth Grade: Miss Elizabeth Griesel
Third Grade: Miss Matte Sisson
Second Grade: Miss Mary Maybury
Second Primary: Miss Nellie Payden
First Primary: Miss Clara Able
OF the above teachers five are new
to the school. Miss Chalgren comes
from Redwood Falls where she has
taught successfully in the high school.
Miss Void is from Princeton, Miss
Griesel from Winona, Miss .Sisson
from St. Cloud and Clara Able from
Shakopee.
Progress on the new high school
building is satisfactory and the force
of workman is rushing things as fast
as compatible with good work. In
this connection. Supt. M. D. Aygarn
issues the following official announce
ment.
"School will open for registration
on Monday. Regular work will begin
Tuesday. Sank Centre has placed it
self among the mostprogressive schools
in the state. The department of
Manual Training, Domestic Science,
Agriculture and the Normal depart
ment have been established and with
new high school building to care
for this work, Sank Centre ought to
become one of the most promising
schools in the state. This school
year will mean much to our cOmmun-
lily. Success will not come of itself.
it must be by hard work and then
hammered out by the sweat of the
brow. But this is not all, the Super
intendent or teachers cannot make 1t
a success, unless we have the boys and
girls here the first day and everyday
of the school year. The home and
school should make every boy and
girl feel that the school is the great
est business institution In the coun-
try. Thay ought to fit every boy and
girl for an equal chance and oppor-
i tunity In life. Let us remember that
late entrance means encouragement
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