Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-09-02
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OPENED MONDAY
Attendance Increased -Tearch-
ers in Charge Continuous
School Suggested.

The Willmar schools opened last
Monday with a good attendance. The
high school starts out with twenty
more students than enrolled at the
end Of the first month last year.
The teachers, with subjects or
grades taught and place of residence,
are as follows:
HIGH SCHOOL~G. A. Foster, su-
perintendent; Miss Josephine Jen-
ness, principal; Miss Marie Lang,
sciences; Miss Frances r. Kelly,
mathematics and sciences, residence
with Mrs. Norm; Miss Gertrude Sand
berg, languages, at Rev. Ostling's;
Miss Grace F. Doremus, at G. o.
Sands; Miss Mathilda Stumley, his
tory and Norwegian, at S24 5th st.;
Miss Ruth Rademacher German and
English, at 522 4th St.
INDUSTRIAL DEP'T.-Prof. c. E.
Wentsel, agriculture, Virgins Flats,
8O2 5th St.; L. E. McEnroe manual
training, at Alfred Bergeson's; Miss
Helen Hough, domestic science, at G.
o. Sands; Miss Cora L. Osborne, at
L. A. Vik's.
HIGH SCHOOL BLDG, GRADES
Miss Bertha Ramsett, 1st grade; Miss
Edith TAFT, End and 3rd grades, at o.
r. Berkness'.
CENTRAL BLDG.-Miss Hulda An
derson, principal, 8th grade, at l.. A.
Vik's; Miss Esther Schultz, 9th grade,
at o. r. Berkness'; Miss Mable En-
erson, 9TH grade, at c. w. Odell's;
Miss Anna Christianson, 9TH at N. o.
Nelson's; Miss Ella Gould, 9Th; Miss
Marie Nelson, 9Th; Miss Isabel Hol-
dahl, 5th, at A. F. Hanscom's; Miss
Helga Peterson, 4th and 5th, at 703
3rd St.
LINCOLN BLDG.-Miss Katherine
Malan, principal, 4th grade, at Mrs.
J. A. English; Miss Pearl Malmberg,
3rd grade at L. Rodlun's; Miss jean
cite Johnstone End at John Holm
dahl's; Miss Elsie Hess, 1st, at Mrs.
E. Benson's.
GARFIELD BLDG.-Miss Lulu Har-
cum, 3rd and 4th, at John Holmdahl's;
Miss Florence Parker, list and End, at
Miss Mata O'Neil's. ..~
LAFAYETTE BLDG.-Mfss Martha
E. Haley, principal, 7th and 9Th
grades; Miss Ella Haines, 4th; Miss
Estelle Kief, 5th and 9Th, at Mrs.
Reeves; Miss Lille Korthe, End and
3rd, Miss Cora Bertram, LIST, with Miss
O'Neil.
At a recent meeting of the Board Of
Education it was decided to fit up
room in third story of Central build
ing in order to relieve the crowded
condition of the schools. Heat will be
provided and fire escapes erected.
Also it was decided to call meet
ing of the citizens Friday evening,
Sept 25 for the purpose Of discussing
the feasibility of having continuous
school, 48 weeks in the year pupils to
take vacation at different times of the
/ year. Should this be practical it
would enable the district to get along
without new building for some time.
OF the last years Willmar high
school graduates the following have
taken up work as follows: Margaret
Allen, attending normal here; Hazel
Benson, attend normal at Mankato:
Minnie Gustafson, teaching; Marion
Gratz, attend Mt. Holyoke College,
South Hadley, Massachusetts,; Her.
bert Hoglund, dentistry at the "U'
of Mimi; Mime Johnson, teaching;
Vivian Olson, attend St. Cloud Nor
NAL; Marie Person, teaching; Vance
Peterson, attend "U" of Mimi; Lucy
Peterson, attend normal here; Troy
Rodlun, attend "U' of Hamline; Alma
Wangsness, attending normal here;
Helen Tallman, attend Baldwin School
at Bryn Mawr, Penn, to prepare fol
Vassar.
Seminary graduates as follows; Ar
thur Tolo, College, Decorah, Iowa
Edith Estrem, Ladies' Seminary, Rec
Wing; Alma Syvertson, Ladies' Semi
4 nary, Red Wing.