Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-08-29
OPENING OF SCHOOL
INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS
TEACHERS FOR THE COMING
F. YEAR .-t. St'

the opening of the public schools, which
will be of interest to parents and those
who are to become students:
The Little Falls public schools will
open September Sth at 9 o'clock a. m.
All pupils in the grades below the high
school will report at the building where
they attended last year. Those who were
enrolled at the Kiewel building will re-
port for enrolment at the Central. Chill
dren entering the first grade who have
neve, attended school before may enroll
at the building nearest their homes.
Pupils who are not at least six years of
age before March l. 1914, will not be ad-
mitted to the first grade after October
s. Parents should make every effort
possible to send their children the first
day and insist on a regular attendance
during the entire term.
The superintendent will be in his Of
flee at the Central building between 9
and u a. m. on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday before the opening of school
to meet such students as may wish to
consult with him in regard to entrance
or other matters pertaining to their
work.
The high school will offer instruction
in the regular academic branches and al
so in commercial subjects, agriculture,
home economics, manual training and
normal work. The commercial and nor
NAL departments have been added this
year and competent instructors and nee
essary equipment have been secured for
, each. The commercial department will
offer courses in bookkeeping, shorthand,
typeWriting, penmanship, spelling, COM
. mercial arithmetic, commercial geogra-
ply. history of commerce, commercial
law, business English and political
economy. Additional subjects may be
selected from the other departments to
1 make four years course.
The normal department will be open to
, seniors and graduates of the high school
, and will aim to prepare students for
i, teaching. Graduates from this course
will receive first grade state certificate
and will be legally qualified to teach in
D., any rural or semi-graded school in the
: state.
| No tuition will be charged for any
| high school course.
! With the new high school building, now
| under construction, completed, and with
! the large number of practical courses
, now offered, Little Falls offers an
/ opportunity to the boys and girls, second
J to none in the state.
For further information write Supt. F.
W. Dobbyn. Little Falls, Mimi, or cal
at his; office lii the Central building on
Thursday, Friday or Saturday before
! school opens.
Following is list of the teachers OF
] - -l.
be made by placing them in different
| departments.
] F. w. Dobbyn, Superintendent.
HIGH SCHOOL
c. B. Kuhlman, principal and history
J Donna Lycan, assistant principal and
! English.
Gala Kendall, language.
Mary Clark, mathematics.
Edith Current, English.
Henry Swanson, science.
M. w. Zipoy, commercial.
J. S. Klinka, agriculture
| Abba Richard, home economics.
Edward Skibness, manual training
Hugh Harrison, assistant in manual
! training. q
Alice Grandstrand, normal department.
CENTRAL GRADES
| Pearl Longley, First.
Jennie Nelson, B Second.
Mabel Parker, A Second
Madge Maynard, Third.
Clara Peterson, Fourth.
! Ruth Morrill,, Fifth.
| HAWTHORNE
| Myrtle Olson, First.
Ina Powell Second.
| Mary Nelson, Third
Beatrice Sitter, Fourth.
Helen Hirt, Fifth
! Jane Rogers, Sixth.
! Constance Winnings, Seventh.
Naude Raider, Eighth.
! Annie Axtell, principal and Eighth.
| COLUMBIA
| Lura Rogers, First and B Second
| Eva Farnham, A Second and Third.
Orpha Richie, A Fourth and Fifth.
| Edna Harkens, Sixth.
! Ethel Duryea, Seventh.
! Beatrice Finn, Eighth.
| LINCOLN
| Alma Sander, First.
Ruby Griebler, Second.
Mary L. Carney, Third.
| Vivian Dwyer, Fourth.
Melissa Ryan, Fifth
Nellie Andrews, Sixth and 3. Seventh
Valdena skjeveland, principal, A Sew
enth, A Eighth.
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