Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-09-02
SCHOOLS HERE
OPEN ON TUESDAY
SUPERINTENDENT GIVES OUT IN
FORMATION ON ENROLMENT
LACK THREE TEACHERS

Public schools Of Little Falls open
for the 1922 term next Tuesday,
September 6. Superintendent E. B.
Bergquist has submitted the following
information relative to enrolment,
and the names of the teachers thus far
engaged:
All departments Of the public schools
of Little Falls open on Tuesday morn
ing Of the coming week. All sessions
in grades below the seventh open at
9 a. NJ, and Senior and Junior high
schools at $3.50 a. m. Those enrolling
in the high school for the first time
should consult the high school principe.
ing the opening Of school.
Fall entries in the primary grades
should be six years Of age before the
first Of next January. Those who are 6
by June LIST, next, may enter the mid
year division in January.
Grade pupils should enroll at the
building nearest their residence. Later
in the term adjustments to even up at
tendance in various buildings may be
necessary.
Parents and guardians are reminded
that the compulsory attendance laws OF
Minnesota require attendance at school
Of all pupils between the ages Of 8 and
16 for the ENTIRE time school is in
session. Excuses arc granted only for
very limited reasons and such excuses
must be taken up through the superin-
tendent IS office. Poverty and work
can not afford to keep child at school
the proper authorities must assist.
The law does not contemplate further
handicap to the poor children by de-
priving them of common school edu-
cation.
All teaching positions in the Little
Falls schools with three exceptions are
now filed and these three will I'M
doubtedly be filed before the end of
the week.
Teachers for the School Year 1921-1922
Nh. o. I. Berlie, Little Falls-H. s.
pal-History.
MI. ?. NJ. Hewitt, Little Falls-Agri-
culture.
Mr.. j. P. Gagnon, Little Falls-Man-
ual Training.
Miss Mabel Lyon, Little Falls-Com-
mercial.
Mrs. Helen S. Gagnon, Little Falls
Mathematics.
Miss Fay Gunner, Minneapolis
brary English II.
w. Z. Dunphy, Glendale, N. D.
Athletic Coach-Physical Training.
Mr.. Donald Tuttle, Minneapolis
Music Supervisor.
Miss Helen R. Roberts, st. Peter
French and Assistant Principal.
Miss Bess Hatch, Chetek, Wis.,-Sup-
ervisor Of Penmanship.
Miss Pelagia kosmoski, Owatonna-
Normal Training.
Miss Rizpah Ladd, Fargo, y. D.
Home Economics.
Miss Anne Mitchell, Little Falls
Mathematics and English.
Mrs. Flora G. Smith, Upland, Indiana
English Ill and " and public speak
ing.
Miss Harriet E. Bomsta, Vancouver
B. C.-Natural Science.
Miss Bernadine Pratt, Minneapolis
Latin.
Miss Isabelle Borgeson, Minneapolis
English and History.
Mrs. Leonoire Spooner, Little Falls
Junior High Principal.
Theresa Nelson, Hastings-Junior
High work.
Llora MaGee, Little Falls-Home
Economies.
Ruth HUMPHREYS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
High work.
Mrs. Bessie NJ. Waite. Little Falls
Junior High work.
Ollie \. knuti, Aurora, Minn.,-Jun-
Tor High Manual Training.
Magdalcn r. Burns, Little Falls
Junior High work.
Maude Griffin, Roundup, Montana
Junior High Language.
Mary Tschumperlin, ST. Cloud, MINI
Junior High work.
Agnes 4. Anderson, Mankato-
Fourth Grade.
Anna Dennis, Little Falls Third
Grade.
Jennie Nelson, Little Falls-Second
grade.
Margaret Sheridan, Faribault-First
Grade.
Petra Storaker, Montevideo-Prin-
cipal Hawthorne Building, 9Th Grade.
Valeda NJ. Hansen, Grandin, n. D.
Fifth Grade.
Ruth G. Bjor, Battle Lake-Fourth
grade.
Kathleen R. Scofeld, Verndale-
Third grade.
Frances Liljedahl, St. Cloud-sec-
ond grade.
Muriel M. Boss, Wadena-First
grade.
Dora Blackmore, Stillwater-Princi-
pal Columbia Building, 9th Grade.
Emma Leistikow, Renville-Fifth
grade.
Bessie Dewey, Little Falls-Fourth
Grade.
Ruth Sinotte, Mankato-Second and
Third grades.
Mrs. Marie F. Watts, Little Falls
First grade.
Elvira G. Anderson, Cannon Falls
Principal Lincoln Building, 9Th Grade.
Ruth a. johnson, Dassel-Fourth
and Fifth Grades.
Myrtle Meyers, Little Falls-second
and Third Grades.
Ruth Harris, st. Cloud-First Grade.
Mrs. Bernice Sherwood, Chicago, III.
Opportunity room.