The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-08-25
OPFNINGOF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS is DATED
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, Is
TIME FOR JOYOUSNESS
KIDDIES ARE PLEASED
They Will Welcome opportun-
ity To Again Enter Knowl-
edge Centers

4 Will WltuSSS UOyS anu Sulo buiSI-
ing their way to SCHOOLGIRL of the
opportunity to resume their studies
under the approving smiles of be-
nevoIent looking teachers. Il viii be
a great and joyous day for the kid
| dies and hddesses, who will love
their teachers" once more. They
will have a grand and glorious teeI-
ing because they can drink at the
fountain of knowledge and fill their
young minds with useful informa-
| ton. But at that, there are some
youngsters who will look upon
Tuesday as the beginning of the sad
and melancholy sdays that are TO
| follow.
Preparations are being made for
the opening of the public schools of
Mankato on Tuesday September 5.
The new Lincoln building will be
opened for use on that date also.
The first floor of the Junior High
school is only part of the building
that will not be completed. All ju-
nior high school students. who live
south of Cherry street, will go to
the new building. and the pupils OF
lower grades who ordinarily attend
tuition pupils will go to the Lincoln
school. 1t is planned to hold the for
NAL dedication of the new structure
some time the middle of October, or
little later. -t.-..
List of The Faculty
The faculty of the Makato public
schools is as follows:
Superintendent, E. S. Selle.
Senior High School: Guy D.
Smith. principal; Miss Emma o.
Donnell, assistant principal; Mrs.
Amelia l. Nostdahl, dean of of
junior and senior high; Miss Carrie
Alta Cooper, home economies; Miss
Ruth E. Dredge. history; w. C. Full
| Ter science, history; Miss Marie R,
LANCE, physics; Miss Mary MacAr-
thur, commercial; Miss Marjorie
MacDougall English; Miss Monica
/ McElroy, mathematics; Miss Belle
! B. Ranney, English; Miss Clara G.
4, Robinson. English, vocational retail
sales; Miss Jenie E. Sasse, home
economics; Miss Daphne ShauH. la
tin; Mrs. G. H. Trafton. English;
ward Paden, chemistry: David n.
Ling, manual training; Selma Nell
gren, public speaking. .-
Franklin Junior High School: w.
G.. ,Zilliox. principal; Miss Olive Al
Zen, Englis; Miss Carrie Bactle,
! Latin. history; Mrs. Nellie Gillespie,
! Junior English; Miss Gaul E. LaMo-
reaux, junior history, geography;
James L. McRae. manual training;
Miss Irene Sheeffan, home econom-
/ les.
Ruth Browas principal - Miss Louise
| il. Ems, junior history. hygiene;
A., Miss Emily Hunting. home econ
ornics; Henry F. Olson. manual,
training; Miss Caroline PARKER. Ju-
nior mathematics; Miss Mabel T.
Peterson. geography; Miss. Ruth
Schribner, junior municipalities. +.
Ruth D. futile, junior history; W. E.
Durbahn manual training.
Special Teachers Engaged -,
Supervisors and Special Teachers
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Conklin,
art drawing; Miss Marie K. Bnrmeis:
ter, supervisor of grades; Miss Helen
Campbell. music; Miss Alice x.
Hanson, special Industrial; Dorothy
Rea, physical education in eiemen-
tary grades; Miss Jennie ID. John
son, special Industrial; Blodwin
Richards, special Industrial; Miss
Henrietta Rackham, corrective
speech; Miss Abbie ]. Peters, school
nurse; Miss Lynda Billet, assistant
nurse.
Principals of the grade. schools
are: Lincoln building, Miss Clara
r. Kelly: Union, Miss MINNIE Mel
SON; Franklin Miss Minnie Ban :
gerter; Roosevelt, Mrs. Beatrice
Marks.
Instructors in the grades are:
Miss Lennie Benson, Miss Esther
Kyllo, Miss Minnie Pass, Miss Eta
Boston, Miss Loretta Johnson, Miss
Ida Nelson, Miss Alice Nelson. Miss
Laura M.Thomas. Miss Isla D. Mel
son, Miss Martha Cunrath. Mrs.
Daisy Bratsch, Miss Blanche hill
man, Miss Catherine Kelly, Mrs.
Amy Mantor, Miss Hilma Engignd,
Miss Bernice R. Morrow, Mrs. Eu-
nice r. Jones, Miss Isabel sChesser,
Miss Grace Holmes. Miss Julia Hub.
/ Miss Minnie Parker, Miss Chloris
Radcliff, Miss Rose Staley, Miss Jes-
sic Irving, Miss Libbie Williams,
Miss Blanche Hanna, Mrs. H. K.
Fairweather.
Teachers College Faculty
The, State Teachers college will
open on September 5. also. The ia
Guilty of the college follows: Martha
e. Balm, Harriet Beale. Margaret
en- T, Brouse, Mrs. Belle Darlington,
Martha v. Colloins, Margaret Con-
stance, Pres. C. H. Cooper, Matte
I Cook Ellis. Alice N. FAIR, Henry H.
Fuller Frieda E. Frey. John A. Han
cock. Alice L.ahann, Eula j. Miller.
George J. Miller. Lima Miller. A. B.
Norris, Maurice Nelson, Marvin A.
Nichols. Mrs. Minnie S. Parry. Gus
tay S. Peterson Julia Polk, Alive B.
Robbins, o. w. Snarr, Mary Soltow.
Kate Sparrow, Gilbert H. Trafton.
Amanda Tragethon, Floss Ann Tun!
rer, Anna Wieckig. Nellie Walker
Alice Williams ad Nency C. Will
/ Jams.
Meeting of Teachers
On Thursday morning, August 81,
/, at $3.50 at tha high school building
there will be meeting of the tea
cheers and at eleven O'clock of the
same day there will be a meeting
of the principals At two o'clock on
the same day meeting will be held
of all teachers and principals in the
Mankato Public Schools. Friday Of
that week the Junior and Senior
students viii enroll. The teachers
will take Inventory of the equip
ment and materials needed jim the
/ different departments. While At
may seem that some of the students
Will not appear for enrolment un-
til Monday. the majority will want
to come early and get a choice OF
the time and subjects desired in