The Wolf Point herald., 1928-08-17
WOLF POINT SCHOOLS READY
FOR OPENING SEPTEMBER 10TH
All Rural Teachers Normal Graduates-Many New
Names in List-Children Urged to Enter First
Day-McCone Commissioners to Pay North Coun-
ty Pupils Tuition

The following is the personel of
the school faculty for the coming
year. 1t is probable that Miss
Donaghue will not return, how
ever. She is with her father, who
is i'll, in Florida and has asked
to be released from her contract,
according to word received Thurs
day from Mr. Livingston.
The Livingstons expect to leave
Elk Mound, Wis, for Wolf Point,
September l.
High School Faculty
Nina McFarlan, principal, Eng
/ lish and Sociology, Iowa State
/ Teachers College.
Ray Boe, Mathematics and ath-
letics, B. A. University of MINI.
Bernice Norby, history and do
mestic science, B. A. st. Olaf col
lege.
Gunda Hennum, English and
Latin, B. A. Concordia college.
Belle Donaghue, Normal train
and sociology. B. A. u of MINI.
Florence Reed. commercial, Val
ley City state teachers college.
Charles Simon, instrumental
music, Seigle Myers School Of
Music, Chicago.
Lylah Eckwall science and vocal
music, B. S. U. of MINI.
Grade Teachers
Alice Olson, Sth, graduate. U. Of
North Dakota
Clifford Johnson, 7th, graduate
st. Cloud state teachers college.
Elizabeth Randall, 9Th, Montana
state teachers college.
Helen Beier 5th, Stevens Point,
Wis. state teachers college.
Mayme Wigtil, 4th, Montana
state teachers college.
Ann Ingebretson, 4th and 5th,
1 Minot State teachers college.
Susie Drege, 3rd, Minot state
teachers college.
Wilhelmina Hopwood, Moorhead
state teachers college.
Marjorie Keyes, Valley City
state teachers college.
Gene Watson, Duluth state
teachers college.
Irma Breening, Northside, Man
kato state teachers college
Rural Teachers
An exact assignment of schools
to the various teachers cannot be
made until the teachers arrive,
but the following is the lineup of
teachers engaged with the schools
from which they are graduated.
Sadie McManigle, Montana S. T.
Col.
Virginia LaFrance, Minot S. T.
Col
LaVine Levison, Bellingham,
Wash, S. T. Col.
4 Zora Kemp, Minot S. T. Col
Sarah Salpaka. Bemidji S. t.
Col
Helen Miller, Valley City S. T.
Col
Nellie Thompson. Minot S. T.
Col
Esther Nelson, Minot s. T. Col
Pearl Yost, Kearney, Nebr. S.
T. Col.
Mildred Elkins, Minot s. T. Col.
Marydae Hawley, Kearney,
Nebr. S. T. Col.
Frances NJ. Clark, Mankato s. T.
Col
Mr. Livingston also wrote: "If
the Wetsit school runs, | hope to
have Mrs. Gorton, who is a Mich
igan state normal graduate, take
it again.
Don't Enter Late
school opens Monday, Sept 10.
Parents should plan to have pupils
enroll the first day. Children who
enter late start under a handicap
which many fail to overcome. 1
can cite number of cases of fall
absences that have resulted in
failure. Often late pupils cannot
take the work that they want.
Few late entries are allowed in
such subjects as shorthand, geom-
etry, science, Latin, normal train
ing work and trigonometry Last
year we opened school September
IT, Many patrons objected to the
late date This year we are open
ing week earlier and we expect
prompt enrolment.
Low Tuition
High school pupils from out
side of Roosevelt county will
have to pay yearly tuition of
s45.O0 or s225O per semester
This does not apply to McCont
high school pupils who reside
north of the center line of town
ship "a, as the McCone county
commissioners have agreed to
take care of their tuition for the
year 192S-29 All grade pupils
from outside of school district As
have to pay an annual tuition of
$500 per year unless their par