The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-08-26
FACULTY EMPLOYED
FOR COMING YEAR
TEN NEW FACES WILL APPEAR
IN INSTRUCTORS ROSTER
THIS YEAR
SCHOOL TO OPEN SEPT. 6
MISS EDITH LARSON TO BE THE
SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL
BUILDINGSEREADY

There will be ten new faces in the
Sroster of teachers I'm the Sank Ger
Sire High and Graded School when tho.
NEW school year OPENS here Monday
September 6.
Supt. H. A. Falk has completed;
: the teaching staff and has been sue
cessful in securing fine corps of
instructors for the Sank Centre
schools.
The most prominent change in THE
personnel of the staff this year sIall
be in the office of Senior High School
Principal. Glen R. Otis, principal last
year rendered his resignation ito ac-
cept a position as superintendent of
the Walker Public Schools. MisssEdith
Larson hassoeen named as his sue
cessor. Miss Larson has been a mem
Der of the 9aculty in the Ssuk Centre
School forahe past three years, 4as in
structor nf5he English department.
Anothertimportant change ;istShat Of
instructor of Music and Art, Miss
Dorothy Scott who had been in charge
of this department for the past three
years resigned to accept a ssinisar po-
sition at South Bend, Ind, SHE as be-
ing suceaded by Miss George Drex.
Ter ofsRrainerd.
There.will be a teachers meeting
Saturday. Sept 4, at 200 6afocksP.
NJ, in the Senior High SclpeM build
ing. IN
Enrichment will be made Monday,
Sept 1, from 900 to 1B.m "A. m,
and regular school work will COM
mence the following day.
Only children who have attained
their ffHn birthday by january list,
1927 viii be admitted to fine kinder
garten.
During the summer vacation 1.-The
school buildings have been redecorat-
ed and general repairs have been
made land John Kernighan, superin-
tendenteof buildings and grounds, has
had theSbuildings thoroughly cleaned.
John Gray has been busy for some
time past repairing the play ground
equipment and at this writing has
nearly completed the work. The sbet-
er-toters and slippery-slide have
been thoroughly overhauled and a
new mefry-go-round has been con-
structed. in addition to other work
about twenty loads of fine gravel has
been hauled on the grounds and .aH
low places. filed.
The schesl buildings have been
given a coat of paint on the exterior
(which brightens their appearance
very much.
The following is the faculty per-
ssonel and the departments in which
ethey will be employed:
II. A. Observation-Disclosures.
Edith Larson-Sr H. S. Principal.
Clifford Evernart-Jr. II. S. Prin-
6ipal.
Christian Kaslow-Science and
Athletics.
Lucille Observation-Disclosures and
Public Speaking. sSssl
Norman Mickeason, Belgrade II
Mathematics.
Francis Falk-Latin.
Helen Baker, Grand Rapids-Eng-
iish and Social Science.
Clarissa Sunde-Jr. III. s. English. |
Ralph Kowalke, Excelsior--Jr. H.
s. History.
Eima Nitardy-Jr. Il. S. Mathe-
MATES.
Mildred olson-Jr. n. S. &C.
ography.
Helen Price Home Economies.
w. B. Morgan-Manual Training.
Lucy Hunt-Commercial Depart
ment.
Maud Davis-Normal Department.
Georgia Drexler, Brainerd-Music
and Art.
Mildred Bye-Kindergarten.
Flora Dundas-First Grade
Grace E. Maddy, Grand Rapids
Ficst and Second Grade.
Meta Chapmon, Royalton-Second
Or. de. /,
Grace Scheltens-Thiri Grade.
irene R. Wolfe, Faribault-Tnird
and Fourth Grade.
aktherine Collins, Minneapolis
Fourth Grade.
: DeVere Selen-Fifth Grade.
Gladys Hawkins, Deer River-Fi.th
md Sixth Grade. /;
Helen Houbolt- Sixth, Grade. ii
Violet A. Anderson, Minneapolis
Nurse. II
Kenneth Moutensen who has tended
! Land O'Lakes creamery booth at /
he Todd County Fair at Long Prairie
viii return home today, Thursday. II