The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-17

Minnifred Observation-Disclosures.
Hazel Nielson-History.
Grades and high School
R. R. Ebersold-Manual Training.
Minnie A. Anderson-Domestic Sci
ence.
Louise Pederson-Music and Draw
ing.
Richie School
Miss Sanderson Principal and
Grade l.
.' Miss Elsie Zabel-Grade 1.
Miss Olive Young-Grade 2.
Miss Essa Hamilton-Grade 8.
Miss Minnie Ratzlaff-Grade 4.
Miss Emma Scott - Grade and
Playground.
Miss Georgia Henry-Grade 6.
Miss Wayne Brewster-Grade Z.
Miss Anna Merwin-Grade 8.
Lincoln School
Miss Georgia Baillie-Principal and
Grade 1.
Miss Mary Hudson-Grade 2.
Miss Nancy Frohme-Grades and
Miss Olive Love-Grade 3 and Play
ground.
Miss Gladys Cooley-Grade 4.
Miss Gertrude Bergan-Grade 5.
Miss Anna Larson-Grade 6.
Miss Alma Luessen-Grade Z.
Miss Helen Marsh-Grade 8.
It should be noted that there are
several changes made this year. We
understand that it is with consider.
able regret that the board Of educa-
ton parts with these people who are
leaving, yet we are told that all
changes are voluntary and accompan-
led by some very excellent promo
lions.
Among the new teachers Miss An
derson, Miss label. Miss Bergan and
Miss Luessen are residents Of this
city. Miss Anderson graduates from
Columbia university this month. Miss
label and Miss Bergan have former
ly taught in the city schools. Miss
Bergan and Miss Luessen are alumni
of the local High school. ..
Miss Young, Miss Scott, Miss
Frohme and Miss Marsh are graduates
Of the local Normal school. Miss
Scott is to have the player ound work
in the Richie school and had her
playground and expression work with
Mrs. Herrick, at the local Normal,
ana has been teaching expression and
physical education at the State Nor
NAL school at Dillon, Mont.
Stual+ stew 'nrun comes from Yank'
ton College and for the last three
sc, rs: has been one Of The o;sl college
athletes in South Dakota. .-r
~. Cockeri!i is a gre 'uate Of the
famous agricultural college at Man
haitian, Kan. ~ '.# &a -.
Miss Plank and Miss Severson are
graduates Of the university Of North
Dakota. Miss Plank and also Miss
Wood, a Minnesota university gradu-
ate, both have been teaching at St.
Thomas, N. D. Miss Paterson and
Miss Plank, we are informed, are
both strong in defamation work, the
latter having trained the student who
was victorious in the defamation
contest at Grand Forks this spring,
all Of which augurs well for the local
schools prospect along public speak
Ing lines. s IN
The authorities congratulate them
selves on the apparent balance and
strength Of this force and the fact
that it has been completed so early
in the season.
The board Of education has also de-
cided to continue for another summer
the Fairgrounds connected with the
school, which last year were so sue
cessful.
Miss Pearl Peterson, who had
charge of the physical education and
playground work in the Richie
school the past year, will supervise
the work for two months. The play
grounds will open the first Monday
after the close of school, June q. Al
though this will extend right through
the Chautauqua season, it will pro-
vide q free pleasure ground for many
children unable to attend Chautauqua.
Last year was the first attempt to
establish playground system
through the summer months. Miss
Nellie Whitcher had charge Of the
work then and was assisted by sew.
eral girls. All through the summer me-