Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-09-05
IN THE LIFE MARK PROCESSES
Opening of Viroqua SchooIs-Large
Attendance Long Foreign List

Viroqus public schools opened Mon
day morning. A number of changes
have been made in the teaching force.
A list of teachers with their positions
follows
HIGH SCHOOL
R. L. Heindel-Superintend and English.
George c. Wellers-English
r. II. Stone-History and Debating
T. Dean Agriculture
Franklin Clement Mathematics and Science
Lulu Gayton-Latin and German.
Ada Stiel-Commercial
Helen DonneT-Music and Drawing
Martin Liddy-Manusl Training.
Edna Peterson-Domestic Economy
GRADES
Edith Observation-Disclosures.
Anna Bue-First Grade
Marion Observation-Disclosures ist and end
Flo Rogers-Second.
Margaret Hulsether-Third.
Helen Kuehn-C Combination Srd and 4th.
Molly Fitzgersld-Fourth.
Edna Mitby-Fifth.
Nora Rentz-Sixth.
Bernice Buxton-Assstant in Grades,
Hazel Widmer-Seventh
Jean Startling Eighth.
The kindergarten has been moved
to the Sunday School room of the
Congreg ational church to make room
for the increased attendance in the
grades.
Both in high school and the upper
grades the enrolment of boys will
not be complete until after the middle
of the month because of the need for
their labor on the farms Arrange
ments are being made to give such
pupils the extra attention they will
need to help them make mp any work
lost by late enrolment, 1t is hoped
that the fact that they cannot start
in promptly will not keep any boys
tr1al attending this winter.
The first day enrolment for the
kindergarten and grades is nearly
500. The high school starts out with
1876, and IS of these are from outside
the district. A list of foreign pupils
follows:
Clinton-Emmo Major
Franklin-G Gladys Engelien. Malvin Fortney
Cora 6etter. kathryn Leahy, Mary Leahy,
Ada Lerum, Mayin Munson Esther jasper.
son. Leona Jasperson, Mildred Morrison. Har.
old Sherry, Nelia Nelson. Helen Sherry, Alma
Solyersou. Selma Solverson. Ella Swain, Els.
tella Swain, Mabel Swiggum. Lillian ZitZner.
Hamburg Dorothy Gardner.
INSTRUMENTATION GlimsdAle, Mabel Hanson,
Frank knower, Verna McLees, Efte Trygge'
stad.
Jeffel son Genevieve Dennis Bella Enge.
bretsen. Esther Grooming. Regina Hanson.
AEhSAdbEl JaNNpuNs @AuuiG1 JhtobuSs AEtENhfl
Lavold. Agnes Miller. Maude Miller, Gladys
Mills, Lloyd Moseng, Ella Nichols, Nora Sher-
ry, Hildah Thompson. Ralph Thompson Rus.
sci Thompson.
Liberty-Gilbert Anderson, Alma Briggson
Carl Briggson Doris Hale
Sterling-HarOld Bean, Nora Bringe Ruby
Brine. Leonard Broadhead. Mildred Broad.
head. Rachel Broadhead. Ralph Broadhead,
Alice Former. Lillian LOther Ada Morrison.
Robert Nixon. Evelyn Peterson. Euuice Side
sarah slate Beatrice Tewalt, Hannah Thu.
rim. Ida Torger, Doris Weber Donald White
Douglas White. Isuciily White.
Niroaua-Roy Bentson, Clara Bierk. Gladys
CrOwther. Clara Frotland. Ada Getter, Elda
Getter. Essie Goode. Thomas Groves, Viva
Jennings Mona Langhns. lille Olson, Ear
Quale Sigurd Rusdahl. Olga Sordahl. Theo
dore Stevens Alma Tnllefson Earl Vance
Floyd Vance Kenneth WEIGH
Webster--Winifred Chitwood. Agnes Olson
Emmett Green, Lillian Wig.
Wheat.and-Edna Erickson, Lasca Haver
ley.
Crawford County-Freeman. Anna Haugen
Maple Meiium, Utica. Oliver Helgerson. Ga%'
Mills, John Atwood. Bell Center, John 81
baugh.
Cashion-ApabeI Cremet.
Bert Frohock will remain as eugi
neer, 6 w. Bush janitor of the high
school, Albert Opsahl janitor in the
grades.