River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-08-27
Very Few Changes
In Normal Faculty
For Coming Year

President Ames Of the Normal
School has completed the organiza-
ton of the teaching force for the
coming year The number of chang
es in the faculty is limited.
Miss Mary Mcmillan will not be
able to return to her position for the
year. Miss Margaret Chapman Of
Milwaukee has been engaged for the
work in the Mathematics Depart
ment. Miss Chapman holds the A.
B. and A. M. degrees from the Uni
versity of Wisconsin. She has been
a member of the Milwaukee Normal
School faculty and more recently at
the Mankato Teachers College.
Coach Eggebrecht has resigned his
position. Mr. Ted Cox of Mime
apolis will take over the work in this
department. Mr.. Cox was a three
letter man at the University of Min
nesota and was captain of the 1924
football team. He comes to the
school very highly recommended by
Coach William Spaulding and by the
President of the University, as not
only a brilliant athlete, but also as
man of fine character and excellent
general qualities.
M. II. F. Hayward has been
granted leave Of absence for the
year, to carry on graduate study at
the University of Chicago. Mr.. L.
d. Herschberger of Madison has
been engaged for the work in this
department. Mr.. Herschberger
holds the M. S. degree from the Uni
versity of Wisconsin. He has taught
for a number of years in Indiana
high schools and at the private school
at Howe, Indiana, where he also had
charge of the athletics.
Miss Mabel Jorstad has been en-
gagged for work in the Rural Depart
ment, having charge of the practice
teaching of students in this depart
ment. Miss Jorstad is graduate of
the River Falls Normal School and
has studied at the University of Min
nesota. She has served as Supervis-
ing Teacher in st. Croix county and
more recently as Training Teacher in
| the Ellsworth High School.
| Mrs. Adeline Patton of this city
will act as critic teacher in the inter
mediate grades. Mrs. Patton is a
graduate of the River Falls Normal
School and has had year of study
at Teachers College, Columbia Uni
versity. Her experience includes two
years as critic teacher in the Duluth
Teachers College.
Following is the complete faculty :
and employee list:
Science-R. A. Karges, J. P. JAG
obsin, l.. d. Herschberger.
Mathematics p. Junkman,
Margaret A. Chapman.
English-Lloyd Goble, o. M. Han
ma, Lucille L. Haddow, Nellie Schlos-
ser.
History and Social Science-W. B.
Dawson, Maud A. Latta, Rexford
Mitchell, Public Speaking.
Geographic. G. Stratton. a.
Foreign Languages-E. A. White
mack.
Home EcOnomics-Edith E. We
berg.
Art-Alberta A. Greene, Lillian B.
Clawson.
Music-Marvin D. Geere, Dorothy
Hatch, Cara Wharton.
Manual Arts-R. f. Spriggs, Will
liam Segerstrom, Fred Christensen,
(Shop Assistant).
Agriculture. NJ. May, E. j.
Prucha, A. N. Johnson, H. G. Ander-
son.
Physical Education-Ted Cox,
Catherine Roherty.
Education-W. H. Hunt, Jas. I.
Malott, Mabel Jorstad.
Training SchOol-H. A. Davee,
Russell Johnston, Mabel Bridges,
Irma Armstrong, Lucille Fobes,
Mable Parker, Adeline Patton, Gar
net Jane Horton, Nathalie Delander,
Elizabeth Fleming.
Librarians-Mary J. Kimball,
Mary Bradley, Amy Fuller
Clerks-Ethel West, Esther Muir
ply, Blanche Vanberg.
JanitOrs-Jeno Vann, Edward Mel
son, Henry Cornish.
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