The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-08-25
VACATION DAYS
ARE NEARLY OVER
SUPT. S. W. JOHNSON ANNOUNCES
OPENING OF SCHOOLS
SEPTEMBER
OUTLOOK IS BRIGHTEST N HISTORY
r. n. Holt, New Athletic Coach,
Will Arrive Next Week to
Start Football.

The sound of the school bell tOlling
the opening session Of the Brookings
city schools on Monday morning, Sep
TENDER 5, is already disturbing the
dreams of the younger generation of
the city. The easy, playful days of
vacation are taking a more serious
turn with both parents and children,
preparations being made for the be.
ginning of the school year and discus
sions taking place of new teachers.
athletics and other school topics. Re.
pairs on the school buildings have
been completed while the work on the
new high school building is being
pressed vigorously. According to
Supt. S. w. Johnson from present in.
dications the school will be able to
occupy the basement and the first
floor of the new building some time
this semester.
he outlook for a successful year is
the brightest in the history of the
school. In spite of the crowded and
cramped conditions, there is a courage
and determination on the part of the
students, faculty and community thta
speaks for the success of education ii
Bookings. Brookings high school ex-
poets to lead again in athletics this
fall. A new coach has been elected
to succeed Coach Armstrong, Raleigh
H. Holt of Blanchard, la. Coach Holt
writes that he expects to arrive in
Brookings the week before school be-
gins. He will meet all candidates for
the football team soon after he ar.
rives. Miss Hazel Kliebenstein, the
new coach for ~declamatory and debat
ing, writes Interestingly of her work.
Miss Verna Koenig, instructor in mu-
sic, is ambitious for a successful veal
in. music. The faculty and school
board feel as if the new year will bring
achievements that have been antici-
pated for years. Citizens who have
rooming or boarding accommodations
for the teachers will list them with
Supt. Johnson before Saturday, Sep
TENDER 3, so that all teachers may find
mOdations.
The following is the list of teachers
for the Brookings city schools for 1921.
1922:
Grades: Mrs. Bertha Titmarsh.
Brookings; Ida Bitterness, Br%ookings;
Ruth Whitehead, Brookings: Pamilla
Austin, Hudson; Clara Esteinsen, Ada,
Mimi; Olga Sween, Brookings; Clara
F. Olson, Howard; Julia E~nsteness,
Brookings; Grace L. Pixley, Mankato,
Mimi; Stella Evans, Cambria, Mimi;
Anna Nelson, Bookings; Anna L. Lar
son, Astoria.
Junior High: Edith /. Severson,
Brookings; Gertrude Yule, Brookings:
Elsie Wright, Des Moines, la.
High School: NJ. C. White, Brook.
ings, principal; w. p. Beard, Brook
ings, agriculture; Raleigh H. Holt,
Blanchard, Ia, coach; Inez Enghagen,
Galesville. Wis, history; David b..
Steffens, Racine, Mimi, manual train.
ing; Cameron c. Gullette, Athens, O.,
French; Ruth X. Horton, Iowa City,
Ia, science; Agnes Reinemund, Mus.
catine, Ia, Latin; Verna NJ. Koenig,
Watertown, music; Lena Splitter,
Edgeley, N. d., domestic science;
Marguerite Chapman. Iowa City, Ia,
mathematics; Ruth Titmarsh, Brook
ings, English; Hazel Nesbitt, Alexan.
dria, Mimi, English; Francis Erie,
~Brookings, English; Hazel Klieben-
stein, Kingsley, Ia, debate coach;
Mary Buzza, Lacy. nurse.