New Ulm review., 1922-09-06
SEVERAL NEW INSTRUCTORS
ON TEACHING STAFF
THIS YEAR Sstts.
OPPORTUNITY ROOMS UNDER
TRAINED SPECIALISTS !:
Is NEW FEATURE.

Monday was taken up with the neces-
sary preliminaries and made it pos
sibie to start regular class work on
Tuesday morning.
Superintendent Arnold Gloor is now
beginning his third year as the head
Of the New Ulm public schools. He
feels satisfied that he is starting out
this year with exceptional promise of
a successful year, the teaching staff
being complete with every teacher well
fitted for his or her particular position.
New High School Principal.
r. J. Stewart is the new high school
principal. He comes here from Dray-
ton, N. OAK, where he has been prin-
cipal for the past two years. Mr..
Stewart is a graduate Of the North
Dakota University and came here
highly recommended. It is thought
likely that he may coach the foot ball
team this fall as he has had consider
able experience in athletics. He will
make his home at Paul Hackbarth's
at 308 South Broadway.
Rollin Church continues as instructor
in the sciences and athletics. This
is his third year in the position. He
lives in New Ulm and is building
new home.
Miss Gretchen Steinhauser is in her
fourth year here and will teach Ger
man and science. She lives here with
her mother, Mrs. E. Steinhauser, on
Center street.
Took Mathematics at Chicago
Miss Jean Treadwell of st. Peter,
teaches latin and mathematics. She
is commencing on her third year here.
She lives with her sister, Mrs. H. L.
Beecner, at 404 South German street.
Miss Treadwell took a course in ma
thematics at the University Of Chicago
during the summer.
Miss Agatha Russell, whose home is
in Madelia, teaches mathematics. She
taught here last year also. During
the summer, she took a special course
| in mathematics at the University of
Minnesota. She lives at the home of
John Henle at 323 North State street
while here.
Miss Edna Tripp Of Anoka, Mimi,
| is one Of the new teachers. She is
| a graduate Of Carleton college at
Mortified and has had six years ex-
perience in teaching, the past three
in her home town Of Anoka. She will
be instructor in English. During the
summer she has taken special course
| in public speaking at the University
of Minnesota.
First Grade Professional.
Miss Marie Lohren, teacher in
English, from Waseca, Mimi, is also
a new teacher here. She has had many
years experience in the teaching pro-
fession. Miss Lohren is an advanced
normal graduate and has secured
first grade professional teachers GER
1tiicate REORGANIZATION.
Miss Helen Halvorson Of Madelia
lis the new teacher in history. She
will Give at the Barney Esser home at
1913 South Minnesota street. Miss
iHalvorson is graduate Of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota.
Miss Elizabeth Spriesterbach Of St.
Paul is back for her fourth year here.
|She teaches home economics. IA spe-
4 cial course at the Columbia Universe
1ty this summer has added to her ac-
accomplishments.
Comes Here From comfrey. s
/ Miss Beata Reager, whose home is at
Primghar, Iowa, teacher in home
4 Economics, is' new here this year. She
is a graduate Of The Iowa State Col
}lege at Amess and taught at Comfrey
last year.
], Miss Marie Garnoch Of Tomah,
Wisconsin, begins her second year here
3 as teacher in bookkeeping and other
II Iicommercial subjects.
i 81 Miss Marie Almeteri sof Mazeppa,
y MINI. is back for her second year as
teacher in shorthand and typewriting
! Harry Dirks is the new teacher II
manual training. His home is al
! lSpringfeld. He lis a graduate o
Carlton college and has had six year.
il Iexperience at st. Peter, Worthingtol
b and Cannon Falls. Il 5,.ss
8 Normal Training Teacher.
/. Miss Ida Koch is the normal train
d ing teacher. She lives here and ha
e had much teaching experience.
8 Miss Elizabeth Schmidt is the ney
e school librarian. She is gradual
d Of the University Of Minnesota an,
e has had seven years experience as |,
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