The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-07-27
Few Vacancies Remain
On Staff TOR Schools;
To Open Doors Sept. 5
MISS VANDUSER is NAMED PRINCIPAL
IN HIGH SCHOOL; COACH WILL
ARRIVE THIS WEEK.

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in the Glasgow schools staff Of 40,
it was reported this week by Super
intendent r. L. Irle in announcing
the opening of school here Tuesday,
Sept. 5.
Mr.. Irle also announced the ap-
pointment of Miss Grace Van Duser
as high school principal. She sue
ceeds G.. v. Erickson, who has
resigned. Miss VanDuser. a Mon
tana State university graduate, has
been a high school mathematics
teacher the past nine years. She is
now taking graduate work at the
State university.
Ray Baker of Grand Forks. N. D.,
has been appointed coach to succeed
Robert B. Murray, who has accepted
a coaching position at Cut Bank
high school. MI. BaRe- VII also
teach industrial education. he and
his family will arrive here this week
end.
Mr.. Baker is a graduate of the
University Of North Dakota at
Grand Forks and while attending
university vas assistant coach at
East Grand Forks. Mimi, high
school. He then was assistant foot
ball and basketball coach and head
boxing coach at Kimberly. Idaho,
the following year directing the
intramural sports program at Fargo.
N. d. He taught at Scobey high
school the past year. He hos had
wide experience as a baseball coach
and directed the 1913 North Dakota
state championship Legion team in
Fargo.
Teachers Returning
Former high school teachers re-
turning here are Julia Barker, Mrs.
Emma Lowe Barkhoff. Leonard
Brunette, Catherine Casadv. George
Hallett, Mrs. Gordon Holte. Roy
Huber, Jean Johnston, Dorothy
Kimball, Howard Nelson, Mrs.
Mildred SimontOn, Mrs. Harriet
Thompson and Stephen Yrs.
Miss Elizabeth Thomson of Sioux
City. Iowa, will direct the school
band and be in charge of public
school music. She is a graduate of
Aupustana COLLEGE. Sioux Falls, S. D.,
and attended Eleanor McMain high
school in New orleans. She has been
in charge of grade and high school
music at Wakanda, S. D., and OF
high school music the past year at
Sioux Rapids, Iowa. Her band.
orchestra groups and soloist have
received superior ratings.
Marjorie Caffrey of Ambrose. N.
D., is new home economics instruc-
tor. She is a graduate of North
Dakota Agricultural college at Fargo
and has taught home economics.
science and physical education in
Parshall, N. D., high school.
Commercial Teacher
Helen Oktabec of st. Ignatius will
be commercial instructor. She is a
Montana State university graduate
and has taught in Valentine, Mel
stone and st. Ignatius.
New Junior high school English
teacher will be Josephine Oktabec
of st. Ignatius. who took training at
the State Normal school and State
university. She was assistant at the
State university library for year
and has taught in Arlee and Dixon
schools.
Practical and successful experience
as q salesman will qualify T. d.
Heating for his work as director of
school part-time cooperative work
activities. Mr.. Keating will con-
tinue as salesman for Friedl's here.
but will teach his class from 8 to 9
each morning and supervise down.
town work activity of pupils.
Directs Girls Work
Miss Blanche Jones of Hinsdale
will become new girls physical ed
ucation instructor in the junior
senior high school. Miss Jones is
a graduate of Montana State col
where she majored in physical
education.
Sophomore English instructor will
be Miss Gladys johnson of Fargo.
a graduate of North Dakota AC.
Her teaching experience for the past
II years has been in Erie, Ayr and
Jamestown. N. D.
Gladys Gaines of Bozeman will
succeed Miss VanDuser as mathe-
teacher. Miss Gaines is a
graduate of Montana state college.
Returning Grade Teachers
Grade school teachers returning
TO the staff here will be lone KEEP
pin. Judith Porten. Irene Ruyle.
Cloris Swindler. Mvrtle McCammon,
Anna Dahlen and Ruby Johnson.
Lois Shattuck, grade l teacher, has
attended Colorado State college at
Greeley and State Teachers college
Minot. N. d. Her teaching X
Oerience the past six years has
been in Velva, N. D., and Wolf
Point. Flaxton and Abortion.
Third grade teacher and Minot
Teachers college graduate is Alice
aegstad of Powers Lake, N. d. Miss
Iegstad has had two years teaching
experience in Sherwood and Powers
lake.
Mrs Naphie Adams, Valley county
'esident and teacher the past year
It Nashua. will be fifth grade
eacher. Mrs. Adams is a graduate
Northern Montana college ana
previously taught in the Glasgow
at Larslan.
Mrs. Barney Sennett, formerly
Gnid Meyer. of Glasgow, has ac-
'epted a position rs third grade
eacher. Mrs. Sennett had her train
re- at the University of Nebraska
md Concordia college, Seward. Neb: \
She has taught at Richand and
Fort Peck.
Appointed second grade teacher
s Roene Coffin of Mitchell s D.,
.raduate of South Dakota Southern
Normal at Springfield. Her teaching
experience the past three years has
,een in her home state at Redstone
md Big stone City.