Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-08-14
our. PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
Continued from page three)
SCHOOL j. NOTES

& several OF our teachers elect
have written that they expect to be
on hand q few days early. This
shows a commendable attitude on
the part Of the teachers.
X Miss Gould expects to make the
trip from Bemidji with her father
by automobile arriving Friday,
Aug. Goth.
Miss Rue and her mother Of
Rushford, who have engaged rooms
at the A. H. Golden residence, will
arrive a week early that they may
become settled before school opens.
Miss Johnson writes from Ohio
4 that she is becoming anxious to re-
turn for another years work. ~~
Miss Baker will leave her home
> at Kasson in order to arrive here
early. She desires to make a few
needed changes in the Domesti,
Economy courses.
Supt. Hayes of Hallock, spent
some time at Warren last Friday
sizing up our agricultural and do
nestle economy equipment. Hal
lock plans to have these depart
ments this year.
Thru the kindness of our worthy
state auditor, S. G.. Iverson, the
school has recently received some
excellent up-to-date maps of Min
nesota. These maps are published
under the direction of the R. r.
and Warehouse Commissioners.
If the Marshall Co., authorities
will give us the space, the Warren
Agricultural Department will put
on an exhibit this year worth COM
ing long way to see.
Lee Riggs will not be back mex,
year to complete his course but
will continue his work in Illinois.
" Miss Stitt, Of Alpha, ILL.,, who will
be our principal this year, comes
very highly recommended by those
who know personally of the success
of her work. The high school pu-
pills will welcome her and cooper
ate with her in making this years
work congenial and helpful to all.
Miss Bake has spent the sum-
mer travelling in Europe with a
musical organization from ST.. Olaf
college. Miss Bake will be a de-
clded acquisition to our high school
faculty because Of her thorough.
training in the languages and her
rare musical ability. With her aid
new impetus will be put into our
musical organizations of the high
school. ...., ...:-. -.. =,
Our grade teachers are all stran-
gers to Warren but not strangers to
the tasks they will undertake. All
are graduates from state normal
schools. All are ladies of woman
ly qualities and high ideals. To
them all Warren extends the right
hand of fellowship. .> r = s..>-'. -
Children who were promoted to
, the 9th grade and live on the east
side of the G. N. R. R. will attend
school in the high school building.
In order to equalize the attend
ance in different rooms, it may b.
necessary to require some pupils on
the East Side to attend school in
the Washington building and vice
versa. If the interests of the schools
should require this to be done, pa
rents and children affected should
not make complaint without first
understanding the situation.
A number of people from differ
ent parts of the state have visited
our school farm and pronounced it
. one of the very best they have ever
4 seen. .,.s
Those completing the common
branches in the rural Schools and
receiving diploma from the Co.
Supt. may enter the Warren High
School without examination. i.
Parents who have children that
will be six years of age before Eas-.
ter vacation should start them to
school at the beginning of this
school year or keep them out Of
school until next school year opens.
oft is not at all satisfactory to have
beginners start in the middle of the
school year. Special classes can
not be formed for them. T. III = =.
PLAIN TALK TO PARENTS 4