Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OPEN NEXT TUESDAY
TEACHING STAFF COMPLETE =
WILL INACCURATE RELIC
IOUS> TRAINING

The public schools of Little Falls
will open for the 1928 term next
Tuesday, Sept. s, at a. m. Grade pu-
pills will report at the buildings near.
est their homes except in the case of
opportunity room students, who will
be transported to the Lincoln school.
They will meet the same as last year.
Religious training will be given h
tryout at the coming term of school.
The board Of education voted to do so
at the recommendation of the Parent
Teachers Association. Under the
plan the pupils can be excused on Tues
day afternoon Of each week at 2:45 to
attend religious training classes in the
various churches. Formal written re-
quest for such excuse must be made
by the child's parent or guardian and
each church school which conducts sucA
a class must report to the public school
office at regular weekly intervals. The
first classes will be held on Tuesday,
Sept. IL and for the time being only
pupils from the four upper grades and
from high school can enroll in the re-
ligious training classes.
Members Of the teaching corps will
hold a meeting at the high school Mon.
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Supt. Berg.
quist has secured a complete staff of
teachers. Their names and the subjects
or grades they will teach are as fol-
lows:
E. B. Bergquist, superintendent, City.
Miss Ruth Larson, secretary, City.
Miss Alta Solberg, school nurse, City.
High School
O. I. Berlie, principal, City.
Mabel Lyon, commercial, Hastings.
Rizpah Ladd, home economics, Tacoma
Park, D. G.
Fay Gunner, H. S. English and Lib,
Minneapolis.
Pelagia Kosmoski> II. S. training de-
partment, Owatonna.
P. NJ. Hewitt, agriculture, City.
j. P. Gagnon, manual training, City.
Mrs. j. P. Gagnon, mathematics, City.
D. G. Tuttle, music, Minneapolis.
Isabelle Borgeson, English and His
tory, Minneapolis.
Bernadine Pratt, Latin and English,
Minneapolis.
Eugene G. Murphy, physical training,
Anne Mitchell, mathematics, City.
Myrtle D. Paulson, home economics,
Alexandria.
Douglas Ames, physical training,
/ Minneapolis.
Helen D. Weaver, English and History,
Perry, Iowa.
Valerie R. Kennedy, natural science,
st. Paul.
Eulalia Proulx, French, Avery, Wis.
Lyle James, Science.
Central School
Mrs. Lenoire Spooner, principal Jun
ior high, Alexandria.
arithmetic, City.
Magdalen T. Burns, Junior high Ian.
guage and grammar, City.
Theresa Nelson, Junior high reading
Hastings.
Mary Tschumperlin, Junior high his
tory, St. Cloud.
Ollie A. Knuti, manual training ana
reading, Junior high, Aurora.
Amanda Vartdal, Junior high geogra
ply and music, Minneapolis.
Fordyce E. Bachman, Junior high Eng
lish and penmanship, Hopkins.
Agnes A. Anderson, fourth grade, Man
kato.
Anna Denis, third grade, City.
Jennie Nelson, second grade, City.
Margaret Sheridan, first grade, Fari
bault.
Hawthorne School
Petra H. Storaker, principal and sixth
grade, Nontevideo.
Genevieve Mccarthy, 5th A and B 9Th
Thunder.
Valeda M. Hansen, fifth grade, Gran
din, N. D.
Ruth L. johnson, fourth grade, City.
Frances Liljedahl, third grade, St
Cloud.
Muricl NJ Boss, second grade, Wadena
Vina Holm, first grade, City.
Lincoln School
Nellie Kjorness, principal and sixth
grade, Lake Park.
Ruth A. Johnson, fourth and fifth
grades, Dassel.
Myrtle Meyers, second and third
grades, City.
Ruth Harris, first grade, st. Cloud.
Cora A. Wedge, opportunity depart
mcnt, Zumbrota. @
Harriet Lorentzen, opportunity depart
ment, Willmar.
Columbia School
Mrs. Henry R. White, principal, sixth
grade, Brainerd.
Anna Moengen, fifth grade, Osakis.
Della Roberts, third A and fourth
grades, st. Peters.
Kathleen R. Scofield, second and E
third grades, Verndale.
Mrs. Marie F. Watts, first grade. City