New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-06-02
COMPLETE LIST
OF INSTRUCTOR
PROF. GLooR TO TAKE UP DU-
TIES AS sUPERINTEN-
DENT HERE.

r. Z. HENRY SUCCEEDS HENRY
sCHRAMMEL AS PRINCE
PAL OF SCHOOL.
The opening of the new school year in
New Ulmsmill find Prof A. Gloor at his
desk as the new superintendent of the
local public schools. Theiyear just closed
was most successful in every respect, ac-
lcording to Prof. HI. C. Hess, the retiring
superintendent One of the last acts of
Mr. Hess was to secure the necessary
number of teachersfor the high school and
public schools in this city.
| The list Of these instructors is still in
complete, but there are only a very few
positions for which teachers will have
to be found during the summer m onths.
For the high school, six new teachers
have been signed up for the coming school
year. They are: Miss Jean Treadwell
of st. Peter, the new Latin instructor;
Harriet r. Myrick, mathematics; Ger
trude Zennert, commerce; Frances
Croker, science; Violet Manthei, music,
and Minerva Kellogg, home training.
Prof. R. L. Henry will succeed Henry
Schrammel as principal of the high school.
Prof. Schramnel has held this position
| for a number Of years.
/ The arrangements so far made include
some changes in the different ward build
lings, as follows: Mrs. A.C. Dupere, who
Iheld a position in the Montgomery
schools, will take charge of third and
fourth grades in the Franklin building;
Cecil Neubauer of Minnesota Lake
now. teaching at LIE Sueur will have charge
of the history classes in the Emerson
school. The other changes are: Eunice
&c. Starr, at present cashier at the N. w.
! depot, will teach the beginners Of the
/ first and second grades in the Washington
/ building; Ann Welch Of Tracy will have
charge of the sixth grade in the Emerson
building; Elma I. Stolz of New Ulm will
instruct the fourth and fifth grades in
i the Washington building; Loretta G.
johnson of st. Peter will instruct the
second and third grades in the same
j building; Irene G. Smith Of Candy will
have charge of the third and fourth
!. grades in the Lincoln building.
j Only two positions are not filled attthe
present time. The school authorities
are still looking for a German teacher in
the grades and for a Librarian at the high
school.
/ The Personnel.
Following is the personnel of all the
teachers in the high school and ward
buildings so far employed:
/ Arnold Gloor Superintendent.
R. I. Henry Principal, High School
/ Myrtle A. Frederic English.
i Elizabeth Schmidt History.
4 Frances Croker Science.
! Gretchen Steinhauser German and
Biology.
Harriet R. Myrick- Mathematics.
Jean Treadwell Latin and English.
| Ida Koch Teacher Training.
/ Alyce Cannon Commerce.
Gertrude Zennert- Commerce.
Elizabeth Spriestersbach Home
j Training.
Minerva Kellogg Home Training.
N. q. Kirchof Manual Training.
Librarian To be supplied.
Violet Manthei Music.
4 Emma Potter School Health Nurse.
Emerson School.
/ Mary Sauter Principal.
/ Marie Lunde English.
i Cecil Neub bauer History.
Erna F. Holzinger Geography
Ann Welch- 9Th grade.
i Bertha Ruemke 4th and 9Th grades
Louise Hensel- End and 3rd grades.
Louise NJ. Nellie 1sts grade.
Lincoln School.
Lydia 3. Schilling 5th and 9Th grades.
Irene G. Smith Ord and 18th grades.
Anna E. Schmidt LIST and End grades.
Washington School.
Mathilde M. johnson 9Th and 9Th
grades.
ElmasI. Stolz 18th and 5th grades.
Loretta G.. Johnson and Ord
grades. = II
Eunice G. Starr 1st and End grades.
Franklin School.
Mrs. a. G. Dupere3rd and 18th
grades.
Selma j. Fenske LIST and End grades.
The salaries of all teachersin the public
schools of New Ulms have been increased
materially for the coming school year.
Albert Meyer Of Sleepy Eye trans
acted business here, last Wednesday.