The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-14
440F CITY'S
55 TEACHERS
WILL RETURN
Nine New Teachers Already
Engaged-TwO Vacancies
Still TO he Filled
sAxvIK IS REELECTED
Miss Esther Teichmann Re.
named School Nurse
Miss L0mas Secretary

II. O. Saxvik will again head the
Bismarck public schools next wear
and A of the schools present staff
of 90 teachers will return for anothe,
school year. Nine new teachers have
been elected and there are still two
vacancies to be filled, Mr.. Saxvik
states. The remaining vacancies are
in the high school. one being an in
structor of English and the other Of
history.
With the exception Of the two posi-
tions still untitled in the high school
all of this years teachers in that
building have accepted contracts for
another year. They are: Frank
Brown. principal: Roy Neff, manual
training; Irene Lambertus, algebra;
Mildred Huff, geometry: Winifred
Robertson, English; Elizabeth Jones,
history-civics; Dorothy Dakin, Eng
lish; l.. c. Sorlein. history-mus sic /;
Ethel McGruer, Latin; Harold Collins,
physic coach; Margery Morris. do
mestic science; Gordon Brown. chem
istry; Bethilda Swanson, French
irene Robertson. Latin; Mrs. Nell
Pollard, history English; Mrs. Juanita
Edick. commercial; Marion Avery, as
lsembly ly-coach; j. J. NJ. Macleod. ply
steal education.
William Moore School
Teachers in the William Moore
school who will return include Ella
O. Casselman, principal fourth
grade; Jennie Gillland. sixth grade /;
Edna Jones, fifth grade; Anne Rode.
wald. fifth grade; Isabel Campbell
fourth grade. and Lavina Register
first grade. Those who will teach in
the Bismarck schools for the frs,
year are Helen Mclean. Grafton. N
D., third grade. and Elizabeth Best
Forest River, n. d., second grade.
Will School
Three new faces will be seen next
year among the teaching staff Of the
Will school. They will be those OF
Dot Barry. Upham, N. D.. who will
teach grammar; Jessie Striegl, Lu-
verne, Minn., music-spellng. and
Charlotte Schmidt, Lidgcrwood. n
D.. history. Will school teachers re-
turning include Marie Huber, prin.
cipal; Eva Haberman, arithmetic;
Gertrude Evarts, history; Sylvia Hab-
erman. literature; Elizabeth Donovan
third grade; Esther Maxwell. second
grade; Nora McGettigen, first grade
Richholt School
With one exception, this years
staff at the Richholt school will re.
turn next fall. The new teacher will
be Margaret Noble Of Bainville, Mont
who will teach second and third
grades. The other teachers are Agnes
Boyle. principal--sixth grade; Flor
encc Huber, fifth grade; Ruth Row
ley. fourth grade; Marian Morange
third grade; Marguerite Lyness, sec.
ond grade; Jean Gardiner, first
grade.
Wachter School
Dora Wallen, principal and teacher
Of the fifth and sixth grades at the
Wachter school will return, as will
also Jeanette Myhre. fourth and
third grades, and Blanche Houser
first grade. The only new member
Of the Wachter staff will be Lucille
Malmquist of Bismarck, who will
teach the second grade.
Roosevelt School
Teachers returning to the Roosevelt
school will be Grace Hand, principal
fourth grade; Judith Rue, sixth
grade; Maude Schroeder, third grade;
Sara Andrews, second grade. New
teachers in the Roosevelt building
will be Marie Robertson of Crosby
N. D.. fifth grade; and Lucy<Brant-
ner, Donnybrook, N. D., first grade
Miss Esther Teichmann was re-en-
gagged as school nurse. and Miss Rose
mary Lomas will continue her work
as secretary to the superintendent.