The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-31
GRAND FORKS
TEACHING CORPS
IS NOW COMPLETE
Board of Education Com
pletes Roster for the Next
Years Work-Few Leave

The local board of education has
completed the roster of teachers fol
the East Grand Forks public schools
for the school year 1913-14. The
number of vacancies to be filled this
year was less than usual, five less
than occurred last year. Practically
all Of this years splendid grade fac
ulty will remain for ncXt year. Only
three of the fifteen grade teachers
will leave. Miss Celia Akin of the de-
partmental room faculty will teach at
Livingston, Mont. next year. Her
place will be taken here by Miss Mel.
lie e. Cayott, Il graduate of the st.
Cloud normal school, with seven years
OF successful experience in this state.
Miss Gunda Gunderson, who laugh,
a second third grade room here this
year. expects to teach on the Iron
ceeded by Miss Georgia Stevens. an
advanced graduate of the Milwaukee,
normal. who has six years of expert.
cree in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Eoth Miss Cayott and Miss Stevens
were formerly teachers under Super
intendent Wolfe of the local schools.
who testities highly of their ability.
The other grade vacancy is caused
by the resignation of Miss Julia
Miss Weber expects to teach in Min
neapolis next year. Her place here
will be taken by Miss Helen Brown,
lee, a graduate of tine Winona norma
with five years of experience, the last
two years spent in the Redwing,
Mimi, schools. Her work is person
ally known by Superintendent Wolfe
and she is strongly recommended.
In the high school. Miss Mary B.
will return for e year as Instructor
In stenograpiW and typewriting. ana
as special supervisor of penmanship
throughout the grades. There is gen.
cral satisfaction that she is to return.
In the selection of new members
of the high school faculty for next
year. the board of education has taken
considerable time and made selections
carefully from a large list of candi-
dates. The board feels that an ex-
cellent faculty has been chosen. All
are teachers Of seevral years of ex-
p%erience. and we'll recommend.
For high school principal. Guy
Goddard of the University of South
Dakota has been chosen. Mr.. Goddard
has been principal OF a large Souti,
Dakota high school, and was this veal
offered the SUPPLEMENTARY 1T Hecla
hut the local position being more to
his liking. he decided to accept here.
MIR. Goddard was chosen from an es-
pecially large field of candidates, ana
comes with the very best of recon-
mendations. Miss Geneive Clark will
be instructor of Latin and German.
Miss Clark is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Michigan, and comes with
experience in the schools of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. She is gifted in music
and %elocution. In the English and
history department. Miss Arabella NJ.
Nixon has been chosen. Miss Nixon
has five years of experience, and was
at one time principal of the high
school at Edgely. N. D. Miss Lillian
NJ. Pearson fas been chosen to the
domestic science and art position. She
has been at the head of this depart
ment In h Larimore schools for the
Past two years. and declined a re-elec.
ton this year. She is excellently rec
mmsnded for her work.
Miss Marguerite McConville will be
supervisor of music and craving. Miss
McConville was educated in the Uni
Nersity of Wisconsin n Fargo con-
serVatorE. During the past year she
has been at Rugby, n. D. X. l..
Rudow will instruct in manual train
ing and mechanical drawing. Mr..
Rudow has been in the city since
Thursday evening looking over his
new field. He ONE with an un-
qualified recommendation from the
school authorities at Coleraine, MINI.
Where FOR the past two years he has
had charge Of this department in
their model Greenway high school.
Moleraar. a graduate OF
the University of Minnesota, will be
in charge Of the commercial depart
ment and the work in political science
and public speaking. Mr.. Molenaal
l;rlngs three years Of experience t.
this position and is we'll recommend.
The agricultural department will b,
in charge of L. H. Hauter, who is a
graduate Of Purdue university. He
has had two a of experience IL
tie work of this department, and
spent one year in extension work
from Purdue among the farmers Of
Indiana. Mr.. Hauter will take ur
his work here August 1. He will ais:
have charge of the school farm re.
CITY. For this position more thar
fifty candidates applied and were
C; refully considered. The local scho :.
authorities made a careful selection
and feel that they have just the mar
for the place.
With nearly all Of this wears ex.
eellent grade faculty remaining with
U.s." said Superintendent Wolfe in an
interview today. land a thoroughly
competent and conscientious high
school faculty chosen. the board and
myself feel that next year should
prove a banner year in the history Of
The local schools: They come high,
recommended, and will surely in.
crease the standards Of scholarship
efficiency and progress."
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