The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1933-08-31

scholarship. Mr.. SCOTS viewpoint
is to get the best material for his
Organization. He has also request
ed that report of disciplinary be-
havior and school work in general
of the students now in the COM
pany be made to him for his con-
lsideration.
Board and Room
We have many students whose
opportunities depend upon the
possibility whether they can find a
place to work for board and room.
If there is anyone who could use
a girl or boy to this end, please call
90. Because we have so many stu
dents who need this help, the con-
ldition is quite a problem. Anyone
who will give student an oppor-
ltunity to work for board and room
will be doing something worthy and
worth while. .~a
kindergarten
All children who will be five years
of age by January first, will be
eligible for kindergarten. Because
of past experiences with late COM
ers, we must insist that, if a child
is eligible for Kindergarten, he
must attend from the first day Of
school. It makes a decidedly hard
problem to have late corners in this
department.
The following are the members of
the Board of Education and facul-
ty: ~,
! Board Of Education
H. F. Hennemann, Pres.
II. E. Hansen, Sec.
j. H. Hanson, Treas.
o. w. Dowswell, ]. F. Cooper,
George Steiner.
Faculty
w. A. Kohl, Superintendent.
Elmo Olson, Sr. H. S. Principal
and Sociology.
Clifford Everhart, Jr. H. S. Prin-
icpal and Math.
Agnes Nyfors, Asst. ST.. H. S.
Prin., Math. and Chemistry.
Helen Ranstad, Latin and Mod
ern History.
Helen Wilder, English and Public
speaking.
Dorothy Wilson, English and His
tory.
fearl Swope, Jr. H. S. English and
Ancient History.
Millicent Bright, Jr. H. S. English
and Science.
Ralph Kowalke, Asst Jr. H. S.
Prin. and History.
Ben Tom, Jr. H. S. Mathematics.
Madelon Powers, Jr. H S. Geo
Igraphy and Reading. -
Eugene Harvey, Science and
Coach. ,..g. ...
Alice Miller, Home Economics.
Oscar Sontag, Industrial Train
ling. .., +.s..
Lucy Hunt, Commercial Depart
lment. .. .s.,. -.
Maud Davis, Teacher Training.
Dorothy Boobar, Music and Art.
Mildred Bye, Kindergarten.
Rebecca Hunt, First Grade.
| Helen Henkels, First and Sec
ond Grade. .... a,
! Geneva Chapman, Second Grade.
Wilma Boehmke, Third Grade.
Bernice Flaten, Third and
Fourth Grade.
4 Lila Beck, Fourth Grade. g..
Olive Murphy, Fifth Grade:
Helen Holden, Fifth and Sixth
Grade. "'I .sh
Catherine Thomey, Sixth Grade.
| Helen Lampie, Nurse. .........
Eva Davis, Librarian.
Mildred Simonton, Secretary.
! s. General
During the past two years there
has been definite Improvement in
1.-THE school spirit which has been
manifested by the student body. It
is this spirit that makes school
work pleasurable for both students
and teachers. We plan to continue
this improvement. There is no fin
er thing in education than to have
the student body responsive to the
changes which work for their ulti-
mate good. It is certain that a
school system must make changes
from time to time to be progressive
and it is evident that the whole
school has cooperated in this move
ment.
It is not out of place to state
that the teachers and the admins
tration appreciate the interest and
spirit exhibited on the part of the
parents in these new educational
shifts. Dynamic interest on the
part of the school patrons expressed
Through their children is essential
lin getting good results.
Problems have arisen involving
both home and school, naturally,
but it has been a pleasure to meet
with the parents and discuss those
problems with them. We are solic-
itous in having this attitude con-
tinue and again invite the parents
to come to the school to discuss
their problems with us.
Particularly have we appreciated
the cooperation on the part of many
parents in insisting on punctual at
tendance. Regular, attendance in
sures, to quite degree, satisfactory
returns in school work and ex-
cuses from school should only be
GRANTED on the basis Of necessity.
i The board of education, the fac
'iulty and the superintendent are
aware of the task that lies before
them in maintaining a good school
land appreciate the confidence ex-
pressed in them. We believe in the
adage "For the good of the children,
for the good of, ALL"
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