The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-24
Page Two
School Days
Start Again
September 5
DISTRICT GRADUALLY
FURNISHING MORE
HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS

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Redwood Falls schools will open
for regular work Tuesday, Sep
TENDER S. The sessions will be
the same for 1939-1940 as for the
past school year and are as fol-
lows: Grade /, 8:45-11:30 a. m,
l:1O-3:25 p. m. Grade II, 8:45-
I1:45 a. M, 1:10-3:40 p. m.
Grades III-VI, 8:45 a. m.-12 noon,
l:10-3:55 p. m. Junior-Senior
High, $50 a. m.-12 noon, l.: To-
4:10 p. m.
All pupils who did not attend
the local schools last year should
register Tuesday, August 20 from
8 a. m. to p. m. and any who
wish to change a registration all
ready made are to report at this
time. The following certificates
are necessary: an age certificate
for children who enroll in the
the first grade and did not attend
school; report card showing the
work completed last year for
pupils in grades II through VIII
who attended another school; a
county diploma for those who en-
roll for work in the first year OF
high school and transcript CT
scholarship for pupils who have
attended another high school.
Pupils must be six years OF age
On or before January l, 1910 to
be eligible for entrance in the
!, first grade. Pupils enrolling in
: grades I-VIII, whose parents re-
L side outside the school district,
5 will be charged a tuition fee of
So per month, payable in adj
! vance. All nonresident high
school pupils receive free high
! school instruction provided there
is no accredited high school in
their home school district.
A list Of text books which are
to be used may be secured at the
office. New books are sold at cost
and for cash only. The terms
are the same for second hand
books sold for pupils by the
school. The school is gradually
shifting to a policy whereby high
school books will be furnished at
no cost to pupils. In addition to
those furnished last year will be
the following: English Writers,
American Writers, Correct Eng
lish and English in Action Book
I. Anyone having copies of these
books to sell may bring them to
the office before school starts.
The superintendent or Miss An
derson will list rooms and board
should local people wish to leave
the following information: name,
street and house address, tele-
phone number, whether rooms are
of light housekeeping or for room
only, or room and board combin-
ed, and whether boys or girls are
wanted. Please mail this informa-
ton. Anyone wanting a high
school pupil to work for board
and room also are asked to notify
the superintendent office.
A general faculty meeting will
be held Monday, September 4, at
2 p. m. Organization of the work
for the year will be discussed and
directions given in order that
regular work may start Tuesday
morning. All arrangements will
be made for pupils to attend all
of their classes the first day. It
is, therefore, essential that books
be purchased before Tuesday,
September 5.
All Senior High school pupils
will receive Individual programs
at desks in the corridor Tuesday,
September 5, between 8 and 8: 80
a. m.
Gray issued the list of teachers
and their subjects as follows:
Senior High School:
Caven, Helena, English and
commercial, Franklin; Gilchrist,
Florence, history, Redwood Falls;
Peterson, Helen, English, Grove
City; Sails, o. E., social science
and biology, Litchfield; Salzwedel,
j. j., principal, geometry, Red
wood Falls; Tom, B. c.. chemis-
try, physics, higher algebra, Red
wood Falls; Woolrik, Marvel,
languages, Sleepy Eye.
Junior High School:
Aske, THETA, principal, general
science, Winona; Damberg, A. c.,
Phys. Ed, Jr. Bus, Asst. coach,
Redwood Falls; Gilronsn, Ann,
geography, history, mathematics,
Lake Benton; Halvorson, c. A.,
mathematics, Redwood Falls;
1Iolmgren, Norma, English, Fergus
Falls; Wickstrom, Muriel, English
and music, Minneapolis; thinner
man, Wallace, B. B. and F. B.
coach, general science, Bus. Prin.,
, Bertha.
Special Teachers:
Bostrom, Gladys, physical edu-
cation, art, st. Cloud; Bovee, II.
H, agriculture, Redwood Falls:
Braker. Wayne, industrial arts,
farm shop, Redwood Falls; Hugs
sen, Henrietta, commercial, Glen
dale, Calf; Kresse, T. f., indust-
rial arts, Neenah, Wis; Limburg,
S. W., music, Redwood Falls; Of
sen, Alma, home economies,
Ormsby.
Elementary:
Bauman, Gertrude, fourth
grade, Hamburg; Guernsey, Vir-
ginia, second grade, Minneapolis;
Hainzl, Leona, first grade, Carlos;
1de, M. Alice, third grade, Red
wood Falls; Jacobson, Berr. ice,
sixth grade, Taunton; Mclean,
Jean, fifth grade, Redwood Falls;
Meehan, Helen, sixth grade, Tri-
umph; Morrison, Jean Ann, fifth
grade, Minneapolis; Taeuber,
Emmy, second grade, ST. Paul;
Thomson, Geneva, fourth grade,
Staples; Wetmore, Inez, third
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