The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-20
MANDAN NEWS ::
IL New Members Are Added
To Mandan School Faculty
Bells Will Announce Reopening
of Public Schools in City
September I

School bells will ring in Mandan
again Monday, Sept. l, 1t was an
nounced this morning by J. G. Gould,
superintendent of Mandan schools.
The first day, however. will be de-
voted entirely to registration and or
ganizing the various classes, with the
first regular classes slated for Tues
day, Mr.. Gould said.
All of the students returning to
high school from last year already are
registered and registration work in
the high school department is ex-
pected to be comparatively light.
Athletic Director Leonard G. Nc
Mahan expects to call football candi-
dates to their first practice of the
season the latter part Of the first week
of school.
Eleven new and 26 returning faculty
members will greet students on the
first day, MI. Gould said. Earl H.
Prall, music teacher in the city
schools, and Miss Clara Lybeck, fifth
grade teacher in Central school last
year, we're married during the UNI
mer, MIR. Gould said, and have moved
to Minneapolis, where Mr.. Prall will
be music instructor in Roosevelt high
school.
Other city teachers not returning
this year r Marion Bachelor. Miss
Curran, Joseph Gendzw1ll, Roma
Thompson, Agnes Peterson, Louise
Williamson, Hollie Staudaher, Opal
Mclaughlin, and Margaret Johnson.
Teachers Meet Aug. 81
The teachers will attend their first
meeting Sunday, Aug. 81.
New teachers and their probable
positions, according to Nj. Gould, fol-
low:
High school - Marian Schroeder,
Fargo, formerly principal of Munich
high school, will replace Marion
Bachelor as history instructor; Ella
Holland, Ecklund, former instructor
at Grafton, will replace Miss Curran
as commercial teacher; Miss Heinz
Taipale, Detroit, Mich, will replace
Earl H. Prall as music instructor.
Junior high school-Ronald Byler.
Moorhead, Mimi, will replace Joseph
Gendzwill as mathematics teacher.
Central-Clare Gottenborg, Audu-
bon, Mimi, will replace Roma Thomp-
son in first grade; Gudrun Slater,
Hillsboro, will replace Agnes Peter
son in fourth grade; and Katherine
Bale, Lisbon. will take the place Of
Clara Lybeck Prall Is fifth grade
teacher.
Syndicate-Cora, Upland, Mott, will
replace Louise Williamson in second
grade: Esther Anderson, Dickinson,
will replace Hollie Staudaher as third
and fourth grade teacher: and Mar
garet Elliott, Cakes, will replace Opal
Mclaughlin as teacher in the fourth
and fifth grades.
Custer-Clara Hanggi, Calvin, will
succeed Margaret johnson as first
grade teacher.
rs Faculty Members Return
Faculty members returning follow:
Senior and Junior highs schools.
c. Gould, superintendent: Verbs
Place, secretary: L. G. Thompson,
principal; Eta Walters. physical
education supervisor; Clarence j.
Bakken, social science; Robert J.
Adam, Smith Hughes agriculture:
Mrs. Florence Bell. English; Kathleen
Berg, Smith Hughes economies;
Mabel Frey, Spanish: Marie Jasper
son, English and geography; Irene
McGarvey, English: Wealthy Mac
Gregor, mathematics: Leonard G. Nc
Mahan. director of athletics and ply
steal education; Helen Miller, mathe-
mates: Della Olson, history and
civics; Helen Patterson, commercial;
Elmer s. Schroeder. science; Edna
Sorenson, English; and Marion Wiech,
Latin.
Central-Minnie Walters, second
grade; Margaret Dahl. third: Agnes
Sauer, sixth; Ann Mc0hie, sixth and
principal.
syndicate-Mary Stark, first grade
and principal.
Custer-Clementeen Wirtz, second
and third grades and principal.
Mrs. Evelyne Nickerson Is president
Of the Mandan school board. Other
members Of the board are w. H. VAL
lancey. vice president: E. A. Ripley,
J. I. Rovig, and H. H. Warren, direc-
tors; j. H. Noakes, clerk; and w. J..
Watson, treasurer.
Janitors for the school buildings will
be the same as last year. They are:
Frank Boehm, high school chief, as
sisted by Nick Knoll and Albert Knoll:
p. K. Hansen, Syndicate: and Alex
Ferderer, Custer.