Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-09

PUBLIC SChOOD
TO OPEN SEPT. IL
Members of Faculty Announced For
Coming Year Board Re-elects
Officers.
At the meeting of the school board
of the Warren Independent School Dis
trict held Monday. evening it was de-
cided to open the Warren schools on
Sept. II instead Of week earlier,
the usual time of opening the schools
This will give the pupils an additional
week of vacation. Owing to difficulty
of securing farm laborers it was deem
ed advisable to delay the opening Of
the schools one week so that the old
ier students would have an additional
week in which to help with farm
work. -
The board reelected the same
officers that served last year. They
are as follows: Ed. Quistgard, presi-
dent: A. A. Harris, vice president );
Aug. A. Johnson, Clerk; and Aug
Lundgren, treasurer.
The faculty signed up for the ell
suing year are as follows:
G. Holmquist, Superintendent.
High School Faculty s,
Leora Cassidy, High School Princi-
pal, History and Economics. H.
Mae Landeen, Alexandria, English
and Library.
Margaret Williams, Perham. English
and Latin Grammar.
Edna Norskog, Houston, Mathema-
tics. ~
Sarah T. O'Meara, st. Charles, Nor
NAL Training:
Agda Wennerberg, Saltwater, Music.
Marie FELTON,, Tyler, Commercial
Training. -
Mayre A. Healy, Fargo, Home
Training.
Ellen A. McCrory, Monticello, Assist
ant Home Training. -
Allen D. Collete, Pine City, Agricul-
ture. ~-.
Emery Johnson. Alexandria, Indus
trial Training.
Grade Teachers, High School Building
Mary Gunderson, Gary, list and End
grades. -
Mildred Wallen, volga. s. D., 3rd
and 4th grades. -s>,.--s
Opal Gregerson, Fertile, Sth grade:
Grade Teachers, Washington School
Belle D. Luttrell. Warren. list grade.
Mary Low Quistgard. Warren, 2nd and
3rd grades. .. .., 49, -.
Helen Beier. Duluth. 4th grade
Helen McInnis. Breckenridge. 9Th
rgrade .--..% =
Helen ThoreSon Henning. 9th grade.
Minnie NJ. McGrath. Mahnomen. 7th
grade.
JanitOrs
Oscar Peterson. Washington build
ing.
John B. Erickson. High School
Building. .....
John Barlow. Engineer. -
The position Of science teacher has
not yet been filed
Subjects Offered ~1s
Subjects offered by the Warren
High School for the school year OF
1929 are as follows: a.
First year-English I, Elementary
Algebra, Latin Grammar, Gen. Science
Com. Arithmetic, Sewing I, Farm
Crops (boys}, General Agriculture
(girls) Wood Work and Mechanical
Drawing, Penmanship. -
Second year English II, Plane
Geometry, Caesar, Biology, Elementary
Bookkeeping, Cooking and Food Study
Animal Husbandry (boys), Ancient
and MEDIEVAL History, Wood Work
and Mechanical Drawing, Penmanship
IS Third year. English III, Chemistry
Modern History, Higher Algebra, Solid
Geometry, Typewriting, Farm Man
agement (boys), Commercial Geo
graphy.
Fourth year-TEnglish ~, Physics,
American History, Civics, Economics,
Shorthand, Advanced Sewing (girls)
Social Problems
Sixteen full credits are necessary
for graduation. OF these, four must
be in English; one in Natural Science
Group General Science, Biology.
Chemistry, Physics one in Social
Science Group (Ancient History, Mo.
s,dern History, Economics, Social Pro.
rblems, Commercial Geography; Amer
lean History and Civics are required
of all students for graduation.
What other subjects student
should take will depend on what his
or her plans are for the future. 1t
will depend somewhat, too, on nativ,
ability and industry.
Colleges demand as entrance require
ments four years Of English, Element.
airy Algebra and Plane Geometry. Be
ginning with the school year 1921
Carleton College will demand two
years Of foreign languages Most col.
T leges will recognize only four credits
in vocational subjects,
The entrance requirements Of the
individual colleges Of the University
OF Minnesota are posted In the Office
OF the superinte dent. Students
should become familiar with these
that they may select their course in
high school accordingly.
Girls wo intend to take the Normal
Training Course should include In
their course, Sewing and Cooking