The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-05-15
FEW PUBLICSCHOOL
FACULTY CHANGES
NOrmans Nicholson Will Be-
come High School Princi-
pal at Redwood Falls
DAN CUPID WAS ACTIVE
Three Lady Teachers Will Be
June Brides, IT'S Said
New Teachers ~

May 30, a half dozen of the mem
bers of the faculty who have serv-
ed the public well for several years
will retire as teachers.
Three of the young ladies, it is
understood will be married within
short time after school closes
while two of the others will teach
elsewhere next year.
Norma Nicholson Belgrade, who
has been connected with the Sank
Centre schools for three years as
mathematics instructor and athletic
coach, has been elected principal of
the Redwood Falls High School, a
distinct promotion. Norman is
graduate of st. Olaf College, North
field. He plans on taking up spec
lal work at the University of Min
nesota during vacation and should
be splendidly equipped to take over
his new work in the Fall. He is a
splendid young man.
Miss Helen Baker has been the
High School principal and teacher
of Social Science for several years.
She is young lady of splendid at
tainment. It is persistently rumor-
ed that she will be married within
a few weeks after the close Of
school.
Miss Mildred Osmundson, teacher
of English and Public Speaking for
the past two years will be married
in June to Sigurd Roe, brother of
Herman Roe Mortified publisher,
and Lud Roe, private secretary to
Gov. Christianson. This romance
started when the young people were
students at st. Olaf College.
Several weeks ago the Minneap-
oils Journal announced the en-
gagement of Miss Otillie Enrich.
The ceremony will be performed in
Minneapolis June Is.
Miss Grace Maddy, successful
teacher of the First Grade for the
past three years, will teach else
where.
Agnes Lohnbakken, declined to
return to Sank Centre for another
year because of the trouble of
reaching her home town, Dawson,
MINI. Miss Lohnbakken has been
Third Grade teacher.
Supt. Falk has engaged E. w. Oh
son, Osakis, brother of Miss Mil
dred Olson, to teach Social Science
and Physical training. The young
man is a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota College of Edu-
cation. He is said to be a basket
ball coach of outstanding ability
and we'll grounded in Social Sci
ence.
Ruth Johnson, Fergus Falls,
graduate Of st. Olaf College, has
been engaged to succeed Miss Os-
mundson as teacher of English and
Public Speaking.
Helen Henkels, Minneapolis, will
succeed Miss Maddy as Primary
teacher; Bernice F1aten of Glen
wood, and Catherine Thomey, Of
st. Cloud, have been engaged as
teachers in the intermediate de-
partments of the school.
1t is understood that v. F. Beau
mont who came to Sank Centre a
year ago as Science teacher will
become principal of the Senior High
mex year.
The faculty lineup for 1930-31 as
indicated at present is as follows:
H. A. Falk-Superintendent.
v. +. Beaumont Senior High
Principal, Science.
Clifford Everhart-Jr. H. s. Prin.
and Math.
E. w. Olson, Social Science, phys
ical training.
Frances Falk-Latin and History.
Ruth Johnson-English and Pub
lie Speaking.
Dorothy Wilson-English and
History.
Mildred Gillegan-Junior High
School English.
Millicent Bright = Junior High
School English and Science.
Ralph Kowalke = Junior High
School History.
Esther Satterlee = Junior High
School Mathematics.
Mildred Olson Junior High
School Geography.
Helen Price-Home Economics.
]. A. Wolkenhauer - Manual
Training.
Lucy Hunt-Commercial Depart
ment.
Maud Davis = Normal Depart
ment.
Marion Hammond = Music and
Art.
Mildred Kindergarten.
Rebecca Hunt-First and Second
Grade.
Meta Chapman-Second Grade.
Wilma Boehmke - Third and
Fourth Grade.
Olive Murphy-Fifth Grade.
Dorothy Drum-Fifth and Sixth
Grade.
Madeline Powers-S;xth Grade.
Elsie Kallstrom-School Nurse.
Helen Henkels-Primarv.
Bernice Flaten-Intermedia
Catherine Thomey-Intermediate.