The Glasgow courier., 1943-08-26
NEW TEACHERS
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Minneapolis Business college. Sht
, has had teaching experience in Ida.
, no. Minnesota and North Dakota.
Miss Carol Skjod of Mandan, N
D. will be girls physical edu-
cation instructor succeeding Mar
garet Smith. She is a graduate OF
State Teachers college at Mayville
N. D. She has taught in North Da-
kota and Michigan and for three
years was summer counselor at a
Camp Fire girls camp in Arden N
Y. She also had three years in the
physical education department at
the Mayville college.
! Robert L. F'radet will resume work
as instructor in electric welding and
parachute rigging. He is a graduate
of Wahpeton, N. D.. school of sci
ence. with experience as welder in
west coast shipyards M. Fradet
also will again operate an evening
adult class in Welding this fall and
winter, if there is a demand for the
course.
South Side School
Grade 2 teacher in the south side
school is Judith Porten of Minnea-
polls, succeeding Maxine Pierron.
After graduating at North Star col
!ege. Warren. Mimi, she took ad
vanced work at Moorhead, MINI.
State Teachers college, University
of Oregon, University of Minnesota,
Columbia university and University
of Cincinnati. She has taught in
Minnesota, Michigan, Washington !
and Ohio.
Miss Myrtle McCammon of Hunt |
ley succeeds Viola Craig as Grade |
teacher. A graduate of Eastern
Montana Normal school, she has
had teaching experience in Mon
tana, the last two years at Shaw
NUT.
Teacher in Grade 3 and music in
Grades 3, 4 and will be Miss Helen
M. Anderson of Hogeland, who sue
ceeds Ida Disrud. She is graduate
of Northern Montana college at
davre and taught at Hogeland last
year. Her music experience includes
chorus, choir and glee club
groups.
Miss Anna Dahlen of Kindred, N.
D., graduate of Moorhead, Mimi,
state Teachers college, is new grade
1 teacher, a position held first SEM
ester last year by Alpha Olson and
ater by Adelaide Malm. Her teach
ng experience has been in Mime
,ota. for the last seven years at
MINI.
North Side Grades
Second grade on the north side
will be taught by Miss Ann House
If Valley City, N. D., successor to
lean Seaton. She has attended
n41lnnn q UallnU I
Iity, N. D.. and the University OF
Jorth Dakota. She has taught at
Napoleon, N. D., the past Is years. !
Miss Helen Murchie OF Sarles, N. ,
J.. succeeds Lydia McCleery Haller
S grade 3 teacher. She attended {
tate Teachers college at Valley c
,ity. Her teaching experience has
cen in North Dakota, the last year Q
t Beulah. 3
Teaching Grade 2 will be Miss a
,uth V. Corum of Deering, N. d. t
he is a graduate of State Teachers l.
Ollege at Minot, the MacPhail
chool Of Music at Minneapolis and '
ne Minot Academy of Music. She h
as taught in North Dakota and for
be last year was at Deering. Her [
oSition was held last year by Ruth h
.obertSon.
Adelaide Malm, South Side fourth h
rade and music teacher last year, s
as been transferred to the sixth
rade and music in fifth and sixth n
rades on the north side She sue
eeds Mrs. Esther Williams. /
Returning Teachers
Returning to the junior senior :
Ugh school staff are Principal G. Il
. Erickson. Armin w. Arndt, prob
ms of democracy ard art; Cathar- C
le Casady. World history and citi-
enship: Edith Foss, home econom- &
s: George Hallett, trade training; L
oy Huber, mathematics and alge- #
"a; Arthur F.. jacobson, mechanical
rawing and industrial education; V
Fan Johnston, stenography ard
ping: Robert Murray, coach, algs-
a and physical education; Howard :
elson, biology and general science;
RS. L. II. Simonton, library; Myr-
e Thompson public speaking and
nglish; Stephen j. Urs. Smith
Ughes agriculture, and Grace Van
user. geometry and mathematics.
Cloris Swindler continues as the
0rth side sixth grade teacher and
'incipal and other teachers re-
Irning are Ruth Lundgren, Grade
lone Kleprin. Grades / ard 2;
enc Ruyle. Grade 4. and Marguer-
G Peterson. Grade 5.
Ruby Johnson is again fifth Grade
acher and principal at the South
de school. Pauline Walsh is Grade
teacher.