Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-04

have charge Of the %typewriting de.,
partmept for the year. Four other
teachers complete the stan. 4 lareer
registration Is anticipated this year.
than last, though approximately 400
students have been cared for in the
reason just closed.
&Aaker's Business college is prepared
ito care for a. larger enrolment this
year, 1t is expected that the registra-
ton will show @considerabl percent-t
age Of increase for the present course.
which will extend over a. period t,of
from v to ten months. No changes
Professor ". p. Rognlie, of the ol-'
lege,1 returned Saturday evening from
Monte Vista. Colorado. where he has
been on vacation. to take up his
duties with the school. Other mem
bers Of the faculty for the year in-
clude H. H. Aaker and Mrs H. H,
Aaker.
E. G. r. schools. !.
Approximately 1000 school children
will flock to. classes again Tuesday.
morning in East Grand Forksfwhen
from ten to hfteen per cent is ex-
pected In enrolment this year. an IN
crease varying between these nJRh-
bere being witnessed almost annually,
superintendent NJ. G.. Hayes states.
Seven = teachers will be added
to the high school faculty, Mr.. Hayes
says. MSS Ruby Crothers and Miss
Katherine Smith, Of Grand Forks. will
teach in the English department;
Miss Ruth Brown, Of Grand Forks.
will be or duty in the sciences; Miss
Aletha Bird, Of Grand Forks, has
been engaged for instruction in art
and courses in history; Harrison Clark.
of Minot, will direct athletics and
with William Zebro, Of Minneapolis.
will assist in mathematics; Miss Mary
Ryan, of East Grand Forks, will have
charge Of instruction in domestic
Miss Helen corliss will again be at
the head Of the Lincoln school as
teachers Of the city schools will be
held Monday afternoon atStwo o'clock
! at the high schooI building to discuss
matters concerning the management
of n instruction in the different
schools for the coming term.
A considerable improvement in a
number of the courses are anticipated
this year. Many Of the courses were
begun last faI for the first time and
not, organized as completely. as they
will be this term, Mr.. Hayes states.
General repair work on the varioue
buildings has heen done during the
summer as we'll as some new furni-
ture being installed.
A new feature of the schools will
be the introduction Of a sub-normal
department. This department is not
i opening Of school, but will be under
way within a week or two. Mr.. Hayes
states. 1t will he started upon the
engagement of a teacher. The pur-
pose Of the department will be to
help those students who are not up
to average in their grades, who are
behind in their class work, or who
are lacking in previous training.
Grand Forks City. .
Everything is practically in readi-
ness for the opening of the city schools
on September IL, W. C. Stebbins, su-
! p~erintendent, states. The faculty is
complete and general repair work of
the buildings has been finished for
some time. Eighteen changes have
been made in the teaching staff for the
coming term. Announcement of the
changes will be made shortly before
the schools open.
No definite indication as to the en-
rollment is available. Mr.. Stebbins
/ says. 1t is expected, however, that
the registration will approximate or
be slightly above that Of ]ast season.
Those who will have charge of the
different schools for the year are:
High School, Principal p H. Leh-
man Junior high school, Theodore
Hanson; Belmont. 4 Mss Catherine
Whiteley: Wlnshfp:sS Miss Harriet
.Coger; Washington. Miss Eva Betg;
Wilder, Miss Stella Johnstone; Roose-
{velt;h Allen Lipscomb.
Announcement Is made by Prin-
cipal P. H. Lehman that the book
store in the basement of the high
school building will be opened next
Friday morning and that all students
knowing definitely the books they are
to buy for the coming year make their
purchases Friday or Saturday if pos
sible.q The request for students to
get books early is made so as to avoid
delay lin the opening of class work.
Mr.. Lehman states that it is also
desired that those students not yet
registered for the coming veal do so
as far as possible within the coming
week. preferably in the fore part OF
the week. This is advisable, in order
TO avoid the creating of a big rush
on the opening day.
Glass work will begin Tuesday from
assignments made on Monday. st.
James Academy and the Parochia!
school will open on the same dates as
the public schools.
Schools in County.
Announcement was made early last