The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-09-01
SCHOOLS WILL BE
OPENED SEPT. 5TH|
Buildings Redecorated and
Repaired-Increased At
tendance Expected
OLD TEACHERS RETURN
St. Paul's Parochial School
Students Have Improved
Quarters

The vacation days are about
over. Monday of next week the
kiddies of the land will began
their trek back to school after a
joyous vacation of three months.
The buildings of the Public
School plant have been thorough
ly overhauled and redecorated !.
The school authorities are becom-
ing deeply concerned over their
ability to properly house and
care for the increasing school pop
ulation.
When the Junior High School
building was erected in 1916. it
was thought that the school popu-
lation question was solved for
many years to come. They may
be able to get by for another year
or two but new grade building
is inevitable.
In the early part of the present
summer the building housing the
children attending St. Paul's
Parochial school was completely
rebuilt for school purposes. Prior
to this year the building was used
for the home for the Sisters but
the completion of the modern
home exclusively for their use and
comfort made the improvement of
the other building for educational
purposes only, possible. Enroll
ment at St. Paul's reaches about
no.. Music is specialized in the
youngsters, besides receiving their
religious training are educated
through all the grades including
the Eighth. They go direct into
the Sank Centre High School from
st. Paul's. -Four Sisters are en-
ployed as teachers at St. Paul's.
The teacher turnover is a SER
ious problem each year for school
superintendent and boards of di-
rectors.. 1t is understood that all
of Last years corps with the ex-
ception of less than half dozen
will return for this year.
Supt. H. A. Falk has called a
teachers meeting for Saturday af-
.ternoon at 2:30. Monday, Labor
Day, will be for the enrolment of
the students and work for the year
will start in earnest Tuesday
morning.
The following is the teaching
corps of the Public schools for the
coming year:
II. A. Falk, Superintendent.
Edith Larson, Alexandria, Sr.
H. S. Principal.
Clifford Everhart, Carthage, ILL.,,
Jr. H. S. Principal.
Christian Kaslow, Mora, Mimi,
Science and Athletics.
Lucille Knickerbocker, Cedar
Falls, Iowa, English and Public
Speaking.
Norman Nicholson, Belgrade,
Mimi, Mathematics.
Frances Falk, Latin.
Helen Baker, Grand Rapids,
Mimi, English and Social Science.
Clarissa Sunde, Winona, Mimi,
Jr. H. S. English.
Ralph Kowalke, Excelsior, MINI.
Jr. H. S. History.
Esther Satterlee Montevideo,
Mimi, Jr. H. S. Mathematics
Mildred Olson, Osakis, Mimi,
Jr. H. S. Geography.
Helen Price, Minneapolis, MINI.
Home Economics.
w. B. Morgan, Winona, Mimi,
Manual Training.
Lucy Hunt, Red Lake Falls,
Mimi, Commercial Department.
Maud Davis, Normal Depart
ment.
Edwin G. McTaggart, Grand
Forks, N. D., Music and Art.
Mildred Bye, Fergus Falls,
Minn., kindergarten.
Gretchen Magdanz, Hutchinson,
Mimi, Primary.
Grace E. Maddy, Grand Rapids,
Mimi, Primary.
Meta Chapman, Royalton, MINI.
Primary.
Grace Scheltens, Raymond
MIMI, intermediate.
Irene Wolfe, Faribault, Mimi,
intermediate.
Agnes Lohnbakken, Dawson.
Mimi, intermediate.
Olive K. Murphy, Grand Rapids,
MIMI, Upper Grades.
Gladys Hawkins, Deer River,
Mimi, Upper Grades.
Helen Houbolt, Minneapolis,
Mimi, Upper Grades.
Violet Anderson, Lindstrom,
Mimi. School Nurse.