The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-28
PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL OPEN MONDAY.
SEPT. 6-ADDITlON TO HIGH SCHOOL
BUILDING PROVIDES MORE CLASS ROOM
High School Classes 10 Start
Daily at $3.50 q. M, Instead
OF . a. m, as in Former
Years-Faculty List Con-
tains lC New Names-New
departments Created

been made TO the high school build
!n4. this summer. and is now ready
Tor use, Superintendent ". O. Saxyik
has, announced. The addition was
finenced by funds Of the board az
eduration and was constructed by
janttor labor during the vacation
months.
IAree new classrooms ore provided
through the addition. accommodating
" pupils. Enrollments ut the hirh
schenl have been constantly increas.
pE during a number Of years and the
rmsin building has been greatly over
crowded. last year to such an extent
that Instructors and students were
considerably handicapped. The addi-
tion Of three new classrooms will
remeiv this to some extent.
High school classes will begin Sep.
TEMPER at $3.50 o'clock. the hour
having been changed from Q o'clock to
90! 70 permit . 3O-minute assembly
perfod daily. There are four as
minute class periods each morning
in addition to the assembly period
and three 45-minute periods each aft.
ernoon. School will close at l2
o'clock noon and at 1890 o'clock d.
M. as in the past.
Heavy Enrolment Expected
enrolment will not be begun until
efter the opening Of school. SO no
definite estimate as to the number
Of students for this year can be made.
However, it is expected that registra-
ton will exceed 500. Principal Frank
II. Brown will be in charge Of enroll.
ink the students.
There will no radical change in the
curriculum, the same subjects being
Offered as last year with only minor
changes. based upon preference of
the students.
Some changes have been moda in
laying out the grade school districts,
Of the city. but these have not been
definitely decided as yet and will de-
pend upon the registration. Heavy
enrOllmen in one or another Of the
&chrcl buidings may call for further
cka1ras. Mr. Saxyik said. The VIII,
building will continue to house the
primary grades, first. second and
third, and the advanced grades, sixth.
seventh and eighth.
Two Opportunity" Rooms
The addition Of Opportunity"
rooms TO the grade schools is an in
nOvatiOn in the city and in the state.
These rooms. will take care Of stu
dents who find difficulties in making
the grades and give them obportuni-
ties to keep up with their classmates
through more individual training.
Miss Leona Mushinski Of Three
Lakes. Wis.,, will have charge Of an
opportunity. room at the Richholt
building. and Miss Winifred Barring
ton Of st. Paul will be in charge Of
another at. the Roosevelt building
There will be no combination grades
at the Roosevelt school this year, Mr..
Saxvik said, teacher being provided
for each grade.
A total Of 18 new teachers has been
added to the faculty Of the city
schools. S. p. Orwoll of St. Paul,
Minn., who has been director Of music
in the Mayville city schools for the
past three years, will succeed l.. C..
Sorlein as director Of music in the
Bismarck schools. Oscar Kolberg Of
Nome will take charge of the high
school assembly room; r. L. Wells Of
Redwood Falls. Mimi. has been en-
Miss Rita Murphy of this city will
teach freedman English.
New teachers at the William Moore
school are Miss Helen Mclean Of
Grafton, third grade, and Miss Eliza
beth Best, Forest River, second grade.
The Will school faculty will have
Miss Charlotte Schmidt Of Milbank,
8. D., IS instructor of history and
Miss Dota Barry Of Upham as in
structor in grammar.
Additions to the Richholt faculty
are Miss Clara Reistad. Walcott, first
and second grades, and Miss Leona
Mushinski, Three Lake, Wis.,, oppOr-
tunity room. Miss Josie Grinde will
take charge Of the fifth and sixth
grades at the Wachter school and
Miss Lucille Malmauist, q Bismarck
girl, will teach the second grade.
Miss Jeannette Myhre. who is teacher
Of the fourth and third grades, is
principal Of the Wachter school.
Marie Robertson. Minot, will teach the
fifth grade; Lucy Brantner. Donny-
brook, the first Grade, and Winifred
Darlington. St. Paul, the opportunity
room at the Roosevelt school.
The faculty for the city's schools,
in addition to the new teachers. is as
follows:
High School
Frank H. Brown. Bismarck, prin-
Mrs. Nell Pollard. Bismarck. his
tory.
OOTOtuy .Oaklue 0JSm1Icks EH8ItSH.
Irene Robertson. Minot. Latin.
Ethel MeGruer, Bismarck, Latin.
Margery Norris, Ipswich. s. D.. do
mestic science.
Irene Lambertus. Parkston. s. D..
algebra.
Elisabeth Jones, Bismarck. history
and civics. /
Mildred Huff. Renville. Mimi.
HE0mGLYV.
Gordon Brown. Bismarck. chemis'
try. Il
Bothilde Swanson. Minneapolis.
Minn.. French.
Harold Collins. Bismarck. physics
and coach.
Juanita Edick. Milton. commercial
subjects.
Winifrsd Robertson. Minot. English.
Roy Neff. Bismerck. manual train
ing
J. !. Macleod. Bismarck. physical
WillIa9 AGsore scheol
Eils Chsselmap. Bismarck. prin.
cipal. fourth grade.
Edna Jonea. Overly, fifth grade.
lABAie Gillilands Bismarck. sixth
glNde.
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