The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-09-02
Opening OF SCHOOL
DELAYED one WEEK
NON-ARRIVAL OF SEATS FOR
GRADES MAGISTRATES
CHANGE IN TIME
ALL new TEACHERS In GRADES
ARRANGEMENTS ARE CONFLICT
ED FOR HOUSING CHILDREN
COURSES OF STUDY


The Sank Centre public schools will
not open until Monday, Sept. 18th,
1915.
Practically every other school build
ing in the state opens Monday of next
week, but the local school authorities
have been advised that the seats for
the grades were not shipped from Chi
cago until Wednesday of this week,
and it has been deemed wise not to
start the high school until the grades
are ready.
The housing of the grade children
has been definitely settled upon, as
follows: kindergarten, First and Sec
ond grades will be located in the Gym
nasium of the new high school build
ing; Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
grades will be located in the Fender
CAST building on Third street, second
floor. This building has been thor
oughly renovated and put in as good
condition as is possible for school pur-
poses. The committee having charge
of the arrangement of the rooms con-
sists of ]. A. Caughren, Chan Mar
/, shall and R. E. Hansen. Parents may
rest assured that their children will
be cared for in the very best possible
manner under existing conditions.
The grades will open with an en-
tirely new corps of teachers. They
have been selected with care. Each
one is an advanced Normal graduate,
and most of them have had several
years experience. They have been Sc
lected because of their special quail
cations for the grades they are to
teach.
Several new faces will also be seen
in the High school but the board are
confident that the new instructors will
measure up to the high standard de-
manded in the Sank Centre school.
The following is complete list of the
faculty in both grades and high
school:
Superintendent-M. D. Aygarn.
Grade Teachers
Kindergarten-Ruth Inner, Itch
field. ..~.
First Grade-Eva Bemis, South
Haven.
Second Grade-Mary Boyle, Duluth.
Third Grade-Pearl Hagen, Virgin
la.
Fourth Grade-Mildred Severson,
Willmar.
Fifth G-ade-Lillian Anderson,
Litchfeld.
Sixth Grade-Amanda Jacobson, Alb
ercrombie, N. D.
Seventh Grade-Helen Schmidt, No.
st. Paul
Eighth Grade-Harriett Hanson,
Bloomer, Wis.
High School Teachers
Principal-A. w. Thomas, St. Cloud.
Science-Alice Quigley, Bird Island.
English-Lucia Lauretizan, Fergus
Falls.
English -Hilder Linton, Minneap-
oils.
Languages-Irene Tullois, Newark,
Ohio.
Domestic Science-Ora Conley,
Cannon Falls.
Manual Training Heraly,
Sank Centre.
Agriculture-O. E. Gibson, Sank
Centre.
Normal Department Chel-
gren, Cannon Falls.
Commercial Departmental. E. Lu-
cas-, Bethesda, Ohio.
The Sank Centre High School, of
fers a course of study covering per-
iod of four years with number OF
different lines of work, viz: English,
Latin, German, History, Mathematics,
Science, Manual Training, Agricul-
ture, Domestic Science, Normal and
Commercial branches. Penmanship
offered in all the grades and the High
School. Studies for the coming year
are:
Freshmen
*First Year English.
Elementary Algebra.
Latin or German Grammar.
Physiology and General Science.
General Agriculture Farm Crops).
domestic Science and Art.
manual Training.
Commercial Arithmetic and Book
keeping.
Sophomore
Second Year English.
*Plain Geometry.
Caesar or German Literature.
Botany and Zoology.
Ancient History.
Agriculture (Animal Husbandry.)
*Manual Training.
domestic Science and Art.
Bookkeeping and Business Cores
pondence.