The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-08-29
CITY SCHOOLS
WILL RESUME
NEXT TUESDAY
Enrolment Will Be Large and Is
Expected to Set a New
Record.
TEACHERS MEETING
TO BE HELD MONDAY

Instructors Are Arriving and Plans
for Taking Up Work of the Year
Are Completed by DR.. Colgrove and
Grade Supervisors-List of Teach
ers for the Year.
The schools of the Independent
school district of Virginia will resume
after the summer vacation Tuesday of
next week, and the present indica-
tions are that the enrolment will set
a record for the district.
Tuesdays sessions will be given
over largely to getting things running
smoothly, perfecting the enrolment
records and lining up for the work of
the fall term.
Plans for The work of the various
schools have ben completed by DR..
Colgrove and the new grade supervis-
ors, and will be outlined at the teach
ers' meeting to be held Monday after
noon at the Roosevelt auditorium.
Teachers are arriving in the city on
every train. The vanguard began to
arrive the first of the week, and prac-
tically all the teachers are expected to
be here and located by tomorrow
night. The matter of securing board
and room for the teaching staff has
not been as serious problem as it
was earlier anticipated it would be.
Over third of the teaching staff for
the coming year come to the city as
strangers, and there will be a consid-
cradle change in the executive and ad-
ministrative departments over former
years. Following is a list of the
teachers and the schools and grades
to which they have been assigned. -:
Technical High School Building.
Susan c. Hohmann, principal and
German; Lorena Macfarlane, Latin
and English; C. S. Blair, history and
civics; Elsie Burnham, Latin; Char
lotte Lilienthal, English; Una Rear
don, English and history; Leslie Well
man, civics, economy and botany;
Edna Murphy, Latin and plain geo.
metry; Agnes Jaques, physics and
English history; Adolph H. Neitz,
chemistry; Katherine Denfeld, alge-
bra and solid geometry; Iona Lange,
algebra and German; H. J. scharr,
manual training; Gladys Barclay, do
mestic science; Helen 1. Oberg, do
mestic science; Agnes C. Melgard,
commercial course; Julia A. Carter,
commercial course; Maud S. Little,
music supervisor; Lola B. Craig, draw
ing supervisor; Thekla Johnson, upper
grade supervisor; Eva E. Sorenson,
lower grade supervisor; R. G. Soutar,
physical director; Izzetta Sabean,
L. Cole, eighth grade; Katherine P.
Sheehan, eighth grade, Mae Colliton,
eighth grade.
Roosevelt Building.
M. Evelyn O'Neill, Nellie G. Ma
honey, Janet Thompson, Mary c, De-
vany, Nina L. Nichols, Laura Govett,
seventh grade; Emilia V. Thompson,
Mary Grant, Marcia Eldred, sixth
grade; Nora J. Smith, fifth grade;
Emma J. Duffala, fourth grade; Har-
riet Small, third grade; Josephine
Wiswald, second grade; Frances S,
Wright, first grade; Anna Olund
kindergarten; Grace L. Thompson
kindergarten.
Johnson Building.
Minnie j. Christ, sixth grade; Eliza
beth Mccarthy, fifth grade; Esther
Johnson, fourth grade; Susan Batter
fourth grade; Mary L. Ober, Edith
Chase, third grade; Fora E. Fiandt
second grade; Bertha seberger, Ella
v. Kellogg, first grade; Helen L
Houk, Ruby Cummins, kindergarten.
Primary Building.
Helen Purvis, Clara M. Waddick
first grade; Grace A. Bonner, fourth
grade; Bertha Hendy, fourth ant
third grades; Matilda Starrine, thirt
grade; Esteila H. Page, second grade
Myla A. Brown, second grade; Corr
Leader, first grade; Mary savolainen
first grade; Ethel M. Mcclure, kinder
garten; Laura Pfettscher, kindergar
ten.
Central Building.
Anna E. Duffala, fifth and sixth
grades; Agnes Anderson, fifth grade
Charolotte wager, fifth and fourtl
grades; Agnes H. Landmark, thir'
grade; Erma Frederickson, secon.
grade; Elizabeth Buckbee, first grade
Margaret I. Yager, kindergarten; Mar!
Goodrich, kindergarten.
North Side Building.
Laura Stenger, seventh grad
Blanche Grand -Maitre, sixth grade
Anna E. Grant, fifth grade; Anna 3
Anderson, fourth grade; Norma Aicl
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