Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-08-29
SCHOOL TIME NEAR
1.1rr1.E FALLS SCHOOLS OPEN
TUESDAY, SEPT. 2-1Nfoh
NATION BY SUPT. -

Schools in Little Falls will open tor
the fall term next Tuesday mor41ng'
Sent 9 Superintendent F. w. Dob
byn makes the following announce
ment regarding the opening OF the pup
liz schools:
q Please do not call to see superln-
tendent or teachers Monday forenoon'
Sentember first, as there will De a
+eachers' meeting at the high school
during the morning, beginning at nln0
O'Clock. a., o+
. High school students who cid not
make ont enrolment cards last sprmg
shon7d renort at the high school at l:oo
Monday afternoon. --
Pupils will report at the schools tney
attended last wear except as follows:
Those who completed the oth grane
renort at the high school tor cnroH-
mcnt. .11, .roao
Those who attended the fourth grace
at Central and were promoted TO ene
Gfth will attend the Hawthorne anu q
Columbia buildings. Those south OIL
frst avenue north report at the Colu"-
h;a and those north at the hawthorne,
Al pupils promoted to the seVenth
and eiohth grades including those at Inc
Tincoln will attend the junior MY
IL
T The state law requires all pupils un, i
aor s;xteen wears OF age to atteHu
school during the entire schoo1 year un-
lass excused by the board OF educa tlon'
1The board of education, however, can,
not excuse pupils under fourteen yeai9
' ~ orn Those between fourteen ana
e;xteen may be excused by the poatu '
$50 certain conditions till NovelDbcf
f-s+ No excuse can be granted, now
aver. to pupils fourteen or fifteen ye1is
e e1o hetveen November first anu
Anil first unless they have compAe'eo
the eighth grade. - ;s nec-
.s.rv 70 keep a child out OF scnooc =
1m11st make application to the poaru u
'adncation through the suPerlntehuetn.. ta" y.
Excuses cannot be granted except AoA
most urgent needs.
Following IS the personnel OF the
teaching staff:
r w. Dobbyn--Superintenaen''
1>uth Larson-Clerk.
G. F. Guggisbenrg%;ftarn1ffcp1pphinn;c ggS;sfanf pppincipai and
"I.uGal<' Euth Tupper-English' drama'''<
PhllanNa1 CGaapieman-English and Lat
H. irene Engdahl-History. eGon0m'cSi s;o1nnH 81
COMMERCIAL geography and history ~
coEIa1l Hazel Cuzner-science and mathe'
matics. >,+lo,o+;cs and ele-
mfh'aM n. sWiftNAgriculture ,;os
Florence Penhall-Aome ecoltoiiAio9'
. Enrnon-Manual training.
Anna COStellO-NOrnlai
1ai~a+i IA +. Iewis-Commer ercial:
Helen l.. Twchy-S supervisor " po
manshipITFai p ITFeairsonWGirls' SGil' physical train
ing and physiology; oil schools.
i:51urence iAsm1e Longley-Physical tralning
-" wv and assistant manual training
Hu}da Anderson-Prlnclpal' nAs'o' -
El!hel G4ia1n nann-Mathematics, lang
aRi Hiima c. s1ettcde-MGathemaafficsr Gra 1en3af read.
M flora McGee-Domestic f;l9 sSienfIGi: Iistory
4sanellgi tSlEine PhiPpSMGfRSstdhinng: hKiPnpaSufGReading:
n1, Florence Compton-Fourth g1aa grade:
Mrs: =, W. Dobbyyn-T yyaoo Third tn s!rads gdfaoe
Jennie Nelson-First grade.
Havthorne. .+1,
Marie H. nerjahn-Princlpal' s1A'n
49, Mrs. Roy Waite--Fourth grade.
Kathleen Scodeld-Third grade.
Villa Behrens-Second grade
Elizabeth Draper-First grade.
Harriet Hinderman - Opportunity
room r.,.,n,,
Minnie Nelson - Principal fourth
Mrs. H. H. Swift, substitute-Flfth
sthd sfda r. Orren-Fourth grade, z
s. Myrtle Meyers-Second and inlro
VIZ Marie Watts-First grade.
r." Mabel M Fuller-Opportunity room.
lap - Lincoln. !,
Ethel Keclefoth-Principai' s11ei
.ss EIna Stolz-Fourth and nth grades
G5 Celia Langley-Second ana tnlrt
eRIanche Giltner-F'irst grade. ~
Alice sey-Opportunity room