Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-13
SCHOOLS OPEN
THIS MORNING
Unusually Large Enrolment
In all Buildings, Those in
Charge Report.

The Grand Forks public schools
opened at 9o'clock this morning, the
enrolment Iof students and assign
ment to classes occupying the morning
period today. ~The®ular class work
will not begin untif>tomorrow morn
ing.
No figures were available on the en-
rollment this afternoon, but It was
said at the ONCE Of Prof. p. H. Leh-
man, principal of the high school, that
the enrolment is unusually large this
year. 1t is expected that all of the
public school buildings will be filled
to capacity. and that classes VIII be
CORRESPONDENCE large.
iuled for $3.50 o'clock his afternoon
at the high school building, accord
ing to an announcement by Prof w.
c.. Stebbir1s, superintendent.
Teachers-7and supervisors who will
hav$ charge of the school work here
this year are as follows
Belmont.
katherine A. Whiteley, principal:
Helen Won Dpnat, 9Th: Geraldine
Mehl, 9Th; Alice Engebretson, 9Th:
,Theo1ine Gunderson. 9Th: Anna Peder-
son, 4th; Besse Nelson. 4th; Jessie.
Sinclair, 3rd; Lulu Byrne,, 3rd: Carrie
Etiand,. 2-3;? Ida. b. Gullickson, End,
Gertrude Skinner. 2nd!' Lillian Bulge,
LIST; Eta A. Everscn, LIST; Annie W.
Mcintyre, list; Olga PAulson.
Roosevelt.
Allen Lipscomb, principal; Mona
Lyons, 9Th: Helen Routzahn, 5th;
Marie Griver. 4th; Gudrid Quam1ne,
9Th; Huldah Ellestad, srd;I Melba
Ayres, srq; Margaret p6inclair. 2nd:
~ "a esc,,o<A h1nur1e - - ~ III ~, - NSn13f~y N
..4. Winslip.
Harriet E. Goger, principal; There
80 \ >Xyermaleon, 9Th; Adelaide Kenna,
5th-6th; Clara Johnson, 4th; Pearl
Ban. 2nd; Sadie Ball, 3rd; M. Eula-
lia Cosgriffe, 3rd; Gertrude Traynor,
End: Catherine A. Gallagher, list: Ali
Tda Drew. 1st.s
Warrington.
Eva 8. Berg, principal; Rose A..
Forsman, 5th; Maud Savage, 4th;
Adella Stinsor, 3rd; Rose Fishman,
2-3: Helen Hayes, End; Della Harden,
LIST.
Glenn Sinclair, pfincipal; Laura
Bismarck, 5th; Alice Hendrixson. 4th;
Elizabeth Cunningham, r3fd; Florence
Williams, Ind; Ava. GRADER, LIST.
Central-D Departmental Work
Theodore Hanson, principal Bern
ice B. Roller, Ethel "A. Collins, Mary
B. O'Keefe, Elsie Rhode. Nora Serbo,
Mabel Neimeir. Betsey Ii Knutson,
Helen Fischer, Ada Bulge, Florence
Bertrand, Lillian Lodmel.
High School.
p. II. Lehman, principal: c. X.
Baarman, l. M.SCarter, Elsie Coon.
Helen M. Davies, A. G. Eiland. Agnes
Elstad, Ruth Follman, A Graves,
Alice NJ. Hanson, g. d. H~argrave,
Gudrun Hulteng. Anna Kemp, Frank
Cumbet. George Bass. 8. r. Pitman.
Ann Rely Clara Stfuble, Gertrude.
Swinburne, Mary L. Taft, Anita Wit
eel Helen NJ. Wyman, Winnifred Nell
son, Vesta Hoover, Hazel E.)McMas-
Primary Central.
Mary Leake.
Special Teachers and Supervisors.
* "A. E. Howell, Dorothy Black, Anna
8. Shoemaker, Sara E., Buck Mil
dred AMetcalf. +
School Nurse.
Irene Walsh.
Superintendent.
w. C.SStebbins.
Wtckard schools ExpreastDn now
open afternoons and eyAninss for
in pubic anaa kinT and d%rareat.c ART
Coaching for declarnatory and orator-
icalhscenIeets. Spectal attention. efven
Is ciub speakfnr. Preparef Tor ~
ceumRwork. Phone463.-Ady
sss
Insurance Saleeman-Must get IN
touch with successful life insurance
frict: ordinary ana twenty nav noi.
;cles, American Four, having svery
modern feature. Espec,Aiiv iarrescorn.