Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-09-06
SCHOOL BELLS TO
RING ON. MONDAY
Super intei,tient Holmquist Makes Sue-
gestions e Parents and TeaeAes.
That Will Make for . Successfua
School Year. Is

~ plaA ~ W lave tue grades IN SEES
sion the entire day. The High School
Will enroll students, give out books
and assign lessons. Tuesday all classes
will recite the full time. BY Wednes-
day the system should be running
smoothly. 7.ss- =.
The hearty cooperation, is asked of
parents in the assigning Of buildings
to children Of the first four grades.
1t may be necessary to ask some chill
dren on the East Side to go to the
Washington school and some on the
West Side to attend the grade in the
High School building. Whatever d.
rection was given on the report card
last spring should be followed the
first day.
Children six years by. November LIST
Will be admitted to the first grade.
1t would be well if parents who have
children not six by November, LIST and
who would like to have those children
begin school, to come to the school
with, the child and talk the matter
over with teacher and superintendent.
All pupils Of the 5th, the 9Th and
the 9TH grade attend school at. the
Washington building those Of the 8th
grade, the High School building.
It is essential that children BEGIN
the first day and continue regularly.
Then progress by the pupil can be de
manded. Honest effort has been made
to have the buildings in proper con1f-
t1On, books and materials on hand that
effective work can be done from the
first day.
Fuel is on hand so that in case of
need the buildings will be warm
Whatever has been done has been
done with the child in view that his
health and his morals may be pro-
tected and his mind trained that he
may have the. right attitude towards
life, his fellow men, and his country.
]. ~. Respectfully,
~ it, 49,, G. Holmquist,
=. =: Supt. City Schools.
- List Of Teachers -
The teachers employed in the War
rem public schools for the ensuing
year are as follows:
G. Holmquist, Superintendent.
High School Faculty
Leora Cassidy, High School Princi-
pal, History and Economics.
Mae Landeen, Alexandria, English
and Libarry. =
Margaret Williams, Perham, English
and Latin Grammar.
G. w. Schrantz, Warrenton, Mo-,
Science. 80.
| Edna Norskog, Houston, Mathema-
tics. sa:
Sarah T. O'Meara, st. Charles. Nor
NAL Training.
Agda Wennerberg, Saltwater, Music.
Marie FELTON,, Tyler, Commercial
Training. " ..~'@
Mayre A. Healy, Fargo, Home Train
ling. - -.
Ellen A. McCrory, Monticello, Assist
ant Home Training. = =
| Allen D. Collette, Pine City, Agricul-
ture. ,,e ,l7 n
Emery Johnson, Alexandria, Indus
trial Training f.. z,
Grade Teachers, High School Building
Mary Gunderson, Gary, LIST and End
/ grades 5-s'@a -. e
| Mildred Wallen, Volga, S. D.. 3rd
and 18th grades. - s.: -. s':, ,s:ss.g
| Opal Gregerson, Fertile, 9Th grade.
| Grade Teachers, Washington School
| Belle D.. Luttrell, Warren, LIST grade,
4 : Mary Low Quistgard, Warren End
and 3rd grade. Ia 1 IN
Helen McInnis, Breckenridge, 9Th
grade:s - t.. ~
Helen Thoreson, Henning, 9th grade
Minnie M. McGrath, Mahnomep, 7th
grade
!. Jal1itOrs
$ Oscar Peterson, Washington build
inc. .s.s
:. John B. Erickson, High schoo
: Building. rs
Z John Barlow, Engineer.