The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-29
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work of selecting teachers for the com
ing year. They have selected the
teachers with much care and the high
standing of the school is to be main.
tanned and strengthened as the va
cancies have been filed with the best
teachers that could be found.
In an interview with Supt. Browning
he says that while Brookings has been
very fortunate in having the very best
teachers that can be found anywhere
he feels assured that the corps of
teachers selected by the board of edu-
cation for the coming year promises
greater efficiency in the work of the
school than ever before. There has
been a few changes in some of the
work the teachers will have. Music
and drawing is to be combined under
the supervision of Miss Bloomquist.
Penmanship, School Nurse and one or
two other changes are being consider
ed by the board.
The following is the list of teachers
for l915--1916. Those indicated with
y are new teachers:
High School
*Prof, Paul S. Gillespie, Principal
High School, Cambridge, Ohio.
Myra r. Downs, Mathematics, Cedar
Falls, Iowa.
Wilhelmina Haase, German, Eldora,
Iowa.
Helen Biersdorf, History, Cumbrota,
MINI.
Maude L. Chamberlin, English, 573S
Maryland Ave, Chicago, Illinois.
Ruth Miller. Science, Sibley, Iowa.
*Meta Wilhelm, Latin, New Har-
mony, Indiana.
*Helma Milne, English and Public
Speaking, S33 e. End Ave, Monmouth,
III.
Crustal V. Palon, Household Arts,
Gardiner, Montana, % Shaw & Powell.
Richard F. Nesseth, Manual Train
ing, BrooklngS, 5. D..
*Ssther Bloomquist, Music and
Drawing, 337 w. Crescent ST., Mar
Quette, Mich.
Departmental School
*Webster Smith, Principal, River
Falls, Wis.
*Ruth Lundsten, Grammar and Read
ing, st. Peter, MINI.
Florence Keller, History and Geo
graphy, Manchester, S. d.
Grades
Hazel NJ. Upman, 9th Grade, Spring
Valley, Wis.
China Evenson, 9th Grade, Lanes
boro, MINI.
Marie Vahle, 5th Grade, Tracy. Mimi.
Clara Countermine, 9Th Grade, 112
Paine St, Athens, Pa.
Mabel Bennewies, 4th Grade, Brook
ings.
Ruby Keller, 4th Grade, Manchester,
S. d.
Laura Stermer, Ord Grade, White,
S. d.
Josephine Thayer, 3rd Grade, Man
kato, MINI.
*Orma Rhorer, End Grade, Mankato,
MINI.
Jennie Nelson, 2nd Grade, Ecileth,
MINI.
May Button, LIST Grade, Carthage,
S. d.
Emmie r. Sorenson, LIST Grade, Kas-
son, MINI.
The boys have been taking inven-
tory of their strength in athletics and
are completing their plans for the
foot ball season. The following SEIZED
ule has been arranged:
Saturday, October 2nd-De Smet at
De Smet.
October 9th-Sioux Falls, at Brook
ings.
October 16-Redwood Falls, Mimi,
at Redwood Falls.
October 23-Aberdeen, at Brookings.
October 3-Watertown, at Water
town.
November 6-Hobo Day at State Col
lege.
November 13-Open, perhaps a
game will be arranged with Madison.
November 20-Huron at Brookings.
November 25-Thanksgiving game
at Pierre.
There will be a meeting of all the
boys at the high school Saturday OF
this week to formulate plans for the
opening Of the season, talk over the
~adyisability Of trying to secure blan-
kets for the team, which, is they de-
eide to purchase will be a splendid
scheme to further advertise Brookings.
All the boys of the high school should
be present at this meeting which will
meet at 8 o'clock. Go prepared to
boost for a winning team and talk