The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-03
Glasgow Schools Will
Open Doors for 1912
1913 Year on Tuesday
NEW TEACHERS FILL THE VACANCIES
CAUSED BY RESERVATIONS
OR WAR ACTIVITIES

Glasgow city schools will open
for the 1942-43 school year next
Tuesday morning. it was announc-
ed by Superintendent r. L. Irle.
In common with schools through
cut Of the state, there has been an
extremely large turnover of teach
ers and at least 10 new instruc-
tors will be on the city staff here,
he said. There is a possibility that
at least one additional teacher will
be employed.
c.. v. Erickson, who has been
here for some time. is the new
high school principal He succeeds
William Collins.
Two women who have been ia
Guilty members for several years
have been assigned positions as
grade school principals. Miss Ruby
Johnson has been appointed prin-
cipal of the South Side school and
Miss Cloris Swindler Of the North
Side grade school.
To Coordinate Work
"It is believed they will do much
towards unifying and coordinat-
ing the work Of these schools, as
well as keeping up high standards
of physical and health education"
Irle commented.
High school students are to re-
port at 8:45 Tuesday morning,
while grade sessions will open at
9.
Brief sketches of new teachers
and positions they are to fill:
High School Teachers
Myrtle Thompson of Doland, S.
D., English and dramatics, sue
ceeding E. R. Hunton, who has
taken a teaching position in Lew
istown. Miss Thompson taught four
years each at Meckling, S. D., and
LeMars, Iowa. She earned her B.
A. degree at Wesleyan university
and has had graduate work at Gel
orado. Wisconsin and Iowa univer-
sites. Besides emphasis on rem
edial English. she plans to present
some high type dramatic produc-
tons.
Armin Arndt of Huron, S. D.,
history and art. succeeding Mrs.
Agnes Rowell, who has been mar
rfnI oro I,1nfn Of IIttrAN an1Iann |
Mr.. Arndt attended Minneapolis
school of art 4 years and is work
.ng for his master degree at Min
lesota university. Mr.. Arndt has
exhibited art work at Minnesota
md South Dakota state fairs and
Walker galleries, winning many
irst prizes. He will develop a voca-
ional type of art, as well as teach
ng art appreciation.
Succeeding Miss Elise Wipf as
science and junior high
lone economics teacher is Miss
Terence Sandager of Bellview,
linn. Miss Wipf has taken a
eaching position in Hardin.
New commercial department as
istant is Miss Jean Johnston of
Minneapolis, succeeding Miss Elva
.wenson, who was married. Miss {
ohnston has her B. S. degree from
Minnesota university with a major
l commerce. She has had ten !
teaching experience, the last
ear at Argyle, MINI.
Miss Willamette Morse has re-
gned to teach at Hardin and will
succeeded by Mrs. C. H. Brock
of Glasgow. Mrs. Blacksmith '
an experienced teacher and was !
nployed at Nashua for several !
She also taught in Glasgow >
I'd Frazer schools in commercial -
~
Junior high schools social science u
I'd music will be taught by Mrs.
ildred Swanson Moore of Valley L
ty, N. D. She succeeds Leonard
runette. Mrs. Moore has her B. A. S
gree from Valley City Normal c
tn additional training at Wash h
gton State college, University of W
lie West Los Angeles and the N
ontana Normal school. She has p
Ught five years, last at Clifford. T