Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-09
LIST OF CITY
TEACHERS IS
~ stl7s
NOW COMPLETE
thigh School to Have % In
structors This Year; Ad-
vance Enrolment Large

with .the opening of the Grand
Forks high school and public schools
set for Monday, September IL,
Superintendent of Schools w. G.
Stebbins today gave out the com
pleted list of teachers who will be
employed in the schools this year.
Twenty-eight teachers will conduct
classes in the Central high school.
while eighteen have been engaged to
handle the seventh and eighth grade
departmental work.
The advance registration at the
high school had today nearly reach
ed the 600 mark, stated the super
%intendent. 1t will be completed to-
day.
The book store is being kept open
Today and students are advised to
purchase their books before the rush
next week.
q The list Of teachers follows
High School.
P. H. Lehman. principal; c. K.
Baarman, science; Regina Brennan,
domestic science; Lillian Bulge, Eng
tnish; L. M. Carter, commercial; Ruth
Dahl, English; M. Helen Davies. nor
NAL training: A: G. Eilands ply
tSotany; Mabel Emmons. domestic
fhr; Jene' Fraser. English; A. Graves,
mathematics: Alice Hanson, French:
sEG. D. Hargrave. science: Gudrun
,Hulteng. Norse-E English; N. B.
knapp. mathematics; Mary E. Ma
icumber, history n Latin: Hazel
McMaster, commercial; Ann Rely.
impression; Clara Struble, mathe-
hnatics; TO. S%weetland. English;
ALTA Weitzel, Latin; Evelyn kloster,
history; Winnifred Linderman. Eng
6tsh; Carolyn Mendenhall, CONNER
cial: G. w. Grossman, mathematics;
Paul W. Pritchard, social science and
athletics; A. E. Howell, manual train
ing.
18th and Sth Grade-Departmental.
Dorothy Black. Bernice Bulge,
Ethel A.. Collins, Myrtle N. Hintze.
Betsy Knutson, Lillian Lodmen.
Mabel Neimeier. Mary B. Q'keefe,
Nora S. Sorbo. Kate soule, Jean Tay-
eor, Vida Winter, w. v. Winter,
Eleanor Currie, c. E. Harrington,
Eistein Peterson, Wendell c. odd
Theodore Hanson, principal.
Supervisors and Nurses.
Grace Greenwood, drawing: Mil
bred Metcalf. physical training: Anna
Shewmaker, penmanship; Bell Por-
ter Barton, music; Eveline Nj. SVEN
non. nurse and attendance officer;
Anna Ovind, nurse.
Belmont School.
katherine A. Whitley, principal;
Mabel Ball, Sixth grade; Curl Wamb-
helm, Sixth grade; Estelle Murphy,
Fifth and Sixth grades; Eva M. Val
ker, Fifth grade; Ruth DillaVou,
Fifth grade; Nell Arnold, Fourth
Grade; Anna P. Bridston, Fourth
grade; Lula Byrne, Third grade;
Besse Nelson, Third grade: Gertrude
Skinner, Second grade; Ida B.sGul-
Annie W. Mcintyre, First grade; Ell
ia Everson, First grade; Minnie
Roosevelt School.
Allen H. Lipscomb, principal; Mona
E. Lyons, sixth grade; Margare,
Thorgrimsen, Fifth grade; Lydia
Johnston, Fourth grade. Rebecca
Heller, Fourth grade; Alice James.
Third grade; Alice Hale, Second
grade; Edith Mills: Vera Disbrow;
Nellie r. Larson, First grade.
Washington School.
Eva S. Berg. principal; Alice Han.
sen. Fifth grade; Florence Fjeldstad
Fourth grade; Maud Savage. Third
grade: Helen Hayes, Second grade
Lois M. Welty, First grade.
Wilder School.
Stella Johnson, principal: Laura
Fosmarck, Fifth grade; Alice Hen
Erickson, Fourth grade; Elizabeth
Cunningham, Third grade; Florence
Williams, Second grade; Ava GRADER
First grade; Mary Leake. First grade
Winship School.
Harriet E. Coger, principal; Ida
McEachern; Theresa Vermaelen
Fifth grade; Villa Randall, Fourth
grade; Adelaide Kenna; Sadie Ball
Third grade; Gertrude Traynor, Sec
tond grade; Eulalia Cosgriff. Secont
grade; Catherine Gallager. Firs
grade; Aida brow, First grade.
UNTITLED STEEL ORDERS.
New York, Sept. 9.-The United
@tates Steel corporation had a tota
tof 5,590.10 tons of untitled orders o,
khandAugust 81. it was announced to
kday. This is an increase of 1894
ttons over ORDER on hand July 81.