The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-08-24
FACULTY NAMED
FOR SCHOOL YEAR


MAN PRESENTS LIST OF FAC
ULTY AND PROGRAM OF STUD
les FOR SCHOOL YEAR 1929.
Redwood Falls most important
business, that of teaching her boys
and girls, will start upon fresh
years work when the schools open
Tuesday morning, September sixth.
The faculty is now complete and is
given by Superintendent Wichman as
follows:
Senior High School Building
Leila Atcherson, History, Dean Of
Girls and Asst. Principal, Appleton.
Cecil A. Benton, Agriculture, Fair
mont, MINI.
C. D. Clipfell, Industrial, Redwood
Falls.
Helen E. Hadlick, Commercial,
Blue Earth, MINI.
Anne Jacobsen, English Nv, French,
Latin II, Minneapolis.
limo A. Lamborn, English, Mime
apolis.
Bertha L. Metcalf, Biology and
Mathematics, st. Paul, MINI.
Florence Nelson, Home Economics,
Tracy, Mimi.
Orlene Raverty, Science, Sleepy
Eye, MINI.
Kenneth w. Stockton, History and
Coach of Athletics, Kasota, MINI.
C. A. Williams, Principal, Lanes
boro, MINI.
Junior High School Oincoln SCHOOL,
Alice M. Burr, General Science and
Home Economics, Annandale, Mimi.
Jennie johnson, English and Read
ing, Paynesville, Mimi.
S. A. Mitchell, Principal and His
tory, Winona, MINI.
Belva Stoltz, Geography, PEN
nmanship, Math., Plainview, Mimi.
Esther Wiger, Mathematics, Bloom
ing Prairie, Mimi.
Special Teachers (Lincoln SchooD
Myrtle Boyum, Physical Ed, Hy-
giene, English I, Fergus Falls, Mimi.
Arlys Denzel, Music, English !,
Latin I, Minneapolis.
Susie Huff, Teacher Training, Min
neapolis.
Ethel Westerson, Special Grade,
! Hallock, Mimi.
Grades Lincoln School)
Rieta Bachman, Second B & C,
Young America, Mimi.
Hilda Dovre, Third A & Fourth c,
Minneota, MINI.
Evelyn Eaton, Fifth A & Sixth G,
Odessa, Mimi.
Rose A. Ellestad, Second A & Third
D, Mabel, MINI.
Ella K. Fiskerbeck, First Cl& D,
Brooten, Mimi.
Lorene J. Kraft, Sixth A & B,
Minneapolis.
Louise Reinke, First A & B, Fair
fax, MINI.
Merle H. stoltz, Fifth B & C, Plain
view, MINI.
Gerda Teske, Principal 4 Third
B &C, Fergus Falls, Mimi.
Borghild Thorson, Fourth A & B,
Lake City, MINI.
Administration (Lincoln School
Muriel Anderson, Office Assistant,
Redwood Falls.
J. n. Wichman, Superintendent,
Redwood Falls.
In presenting the new program OF
study to the parents and students,
Mr.. Wichman says:
"The program Of study for high
school students has been prepared
and is offered for publication this
week. The program conforms to the
recommendations and requirements
of the State Department Of Education
and the State Board Of Education.
"Pupils will be admitted to the
first grade who will be six years old
on or before January 1st, 1928. Nom
resident pupils, who wish to enroll
in the first eight grades are charged
a tuition amounting to three dollars
per month, payable in advance, this
tuition is payable three months in ad-
vance.
Provision has been made to dis
pose Of second hand books at the Lin
coin school Office. A list Of text
books which are to be used this year
in the work for years nine to twelve,
will be on file at the Office SO that
students may know what books they
may be able to dispose Of.
PROGRAM OF STUDIES
Freshman Year.
No. No. Credit
periods weeks allowed
per wk. taught