The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-09-14
NAME SCHOOLS
TEACHER STAFF
Five New Members Will Have
to Shake Hands With City
for First Time.

district No. Il went back to work with
the opening of school last week, follow
ing their three months "layoff" as one
member put it, and those who spent
the summer out of town put in spare
hours renewing old acquaintance.
Five members will have to shake
hands" with the community in a get
acquainted gesture, since they have just
been added to the staff. Another new
instructor, Matt Banks, needs no in
PRODUCTION to local residents. These six
teachers replace instructors who either
resigned or are on leave of absence,
SO there has been no increase in the
total number in the district.
New teachers include Miss GwendoIyn
Freer, Royal Oak, Mich, who heads the
public speaking department; Dr. A. Cur
tbs Higginbotham, Evanston, Ill, in
charge Of Junior College biological
sciences; Miss Chestine Knight, Way
zata, Mimi, who will teach English,
Latin and college rhetoric, and Miss
Evelyn Arko, Bull, an instructor in the
high school economics department.
Edmond NJ Haapanieni, Virginia, is
the new boys swimming coach, and
Matt Banks is a member of the physical
the college football team.
Headed by Supt. Stanley Adkins, other
members Of the staff include:
High School-Conrad G. Haugen,
principal; Miss Thekla E. johnson,
assistant; Burns W. Rorabeck, Misses
Frances L. Stokes, Clara A. McIver,
Catherine Chinlzar, Maryen B. Jones,
Marie A. Sekula, Tyne M. Suoja, Edith
C. Akre, Marian j. Kraker.
Misses Luella Erickson, Vienna NJ
Somero, Esther M. Paciotti, Vida L.
Thomas, Hilda Kotchevar, Carol M.
Herrick, E. Luella Holt, Eleanor Kuntz,
Madalynne j. Grevich, Edward T.
Buckley, Peter z. Moroni, Lauren E.
Leino, George W. Edwards, Frederick
F. McReary, Morris Sternberg, Ernest
A. Bailey, Ray E. Reigel, Wilho v. Ian
gen, DR.. Harry c.. Newgord, Dr. Joseph
Rolando; Misses Gunhild Paulson and
Mary Sever
Elementary-Misses Verna S. Senstad,
Mary M. Quinlan, Jessie B. Livingston,
Elmo S. Pekkala, katherine A. F4em-
ing.
Junior College = Sigurd F. Olson,
dean; j. Oliver Hall, Paul Cramer,
Misses Jessie H Nicholson and Mary
H. Kraft.
Observation-Disclosures Allie M. Hasu,
Gertrude E. Clancy, Florence G. Bates,
Ann F. Bonaventura, Mary R. Golob,
Alice j. Fowler, Elizabeth B. Raisky,
Isaac T. Martell
Industrial building-M Joseph Flem-
ing, Fred w. Handberg, C. B. billiard,
Thomas j. Murn, Stephen j. Smrekar.
Washington-Miss zeHa S. Austin,
principal; Misses Elaine Fenske, Rose
NJ. Schmidt, Adella c. Rudow, Pansy
Van Dyken, Catherine Dickens, Marion
Jensen, Anna R. Mattila, Justine G.
Vessel, Saima M. Laitala, Alice J. Zieg-
Ter, Kathleen Coffey, Audrey M Barkla,
zella Richter, Marie Rose Kelly. Provi-
dence NJ Colletti, Evalyn Dahl, Minnie
F. Ratzlaff, Elizabeth Wilkin, Josephine
H. Slogan, Mrs Ida Erickson, Frank ".
Di Nino.
Lincoln-Misses Margaret j. Swartz-
bauer, Irene z. Hall, Kathleen A. Nc
CURE, Frances A. Hilligen, Emily L.
Stenber, Judith L. Johnson, Athena A.
Kotchevar, Minnie Aurell, Helia S.
Kosh, Edith NJ. Lampi, Gladys Merrill,
Elaine E. Anderson.
Pioneer-MisSes Bertha E. Bjorkman,
Gerda C. Lindberg, Agnes c. Carlson,
Faith NJ. Walsh, Ann r. Popovich.
Winton-Misses Irene Anias and FL
len MARTHA.
| White ron-MiSs Alma E. TuruIa.
characterization Miss Clara j. HIND
berg.
Miss Esther NJ. Dahl, who taught the
Savoy school last year has been added
to the staff Of the Washington build
ing. Many of the teachers listed under
the high school classification also in
struct college classes as well.