Burkhalter Honored by American Academy of Physical Education
T W Burkhalter of the department of physical training receives a diploma from the American Academy of Physical Education after a favorable vote on his master thesis College Physical Education Administration. A letter from Luther H Gulick confirms the award and notes the academy’s establishment of a recognition for original contributions. Burkhalter’s work was conducted at the Y M C A college in Springfield, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Academy of Physical Lucation
T. W Burckhalter
Department of Physical Training
Burkhalter
Luther H. Gulick
Department of Child Hygiene
Russell Sager Foundation
T. W. Burckhalter
State Normal School
Valley ‘City
Burckhalter
American Academy of Physical Education
Luther Hi. Gulick
Luther B. Gulick
Sargent
Harvard University
Meylan
Columbia University
R. Thai McKenzie
University of Pennsylvania
J. JH. McCurdy
Y. M. C. A. College
Springfield
Mass
Story
The
College of the City of New York
Clark Hetherington
Cial Fely Endowment For Research In
Wilbur Bowen
Ypeilanti Normal College
C. Ward Crampton
School of New ‘York City
Edward Phillips
Amherst College
F. E. Leonard
Ober 1 Im College
Y.M. C. A. College
New Idea in Manual Training Book Noted
A neat little book Manual Training by F H Selden gathers articles from the American School Board Journal Milwaukee Wis. It presents the new idea in manual training focusing on intellectual development and higher learning outcomes rather than mere tool use. The review covers topics such as the scientific basis of manual training and instructional methods. Anna B Larson departs for Mont Dever ND to assume principal duties. Misses Golda Nelson and Candis Nelson visit Shenandoah, Iowa with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Selden
Selden
American School Board Journal
Milwaukee
Wis
Wiss
Anna B. Larson
Arimate
Mmont- Dever
Dutie
Westland Educator Highlights Faculty Articles
A glance at The Westland Educator includes Agriculture Seventh and Eighth Year by McNeil C. James, Domestic Science Cooking by Mabel L. MacDonald, Work in Sewing Fourth Grade by Nellie V. Ooensley, Suggestions for Teaching Manual Training by Lillian M. Pieh, and Necessity for Special Preparation by Lora Levens, noting Miss Levens’s prior role as critic in the fifth and sixth grades at the Model school last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westland
McNeil C. James
Mabel
L. ‘MacDonald
Nellie V. Ooensley
Lillian ‘M. Pieh
Lora Levens
Miss Levens
Dormitory Notes Christmas Feasts And Parties At Dorm
Estelle Claire Jensen shared Christmas dinner with her aunt Mrs Olof Simengon of the city. Miss Farnsworth and Master Lenny Harvey were guests at Miss Mackle’s dinner on Sunday. Miss Hill hosted Rawlins and Burns of the Normal school faculty at dinner. Miss Janet Mackie of Tecumseh Neb vacationing at the dormitory dined with Mr and Mrs J J Barry on Christmas day. Miss Anne Peschong of Milbanks SD underwent appendectomy at St Luke’s Aberdeen SD last Friday. she was a Normal school student last term. Wins ted hosted a sleigh ride party with an oyster supper featuring Hill Woolman Swenson Berg Mackie Greer Josie Nellie Connolly. The “happy family” at the dorm enjoyed a Christmas tree with Miss Hill as Santa Claus and Miss Ashton as guest for lunch. A Monday dancing party drew about thirty couples. dorm dining room was decorated with holly poinsettias and a Christmas tree. Ten thirty refreshments and candlelight dances followed by a lighted tree ended at eleven thirty with all pleased. Miss Hilma Larson furnished the music. Miss Florence Hedstrom returns to Chicago Friday to resume music at William Clare Hall Studio with Miss Kathrine Ensey joining as pupil. Mr Monro Morsbach left Sunday for Durand Wis. he will return before winter term opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Winsted
Misses Hill
Woolman, Swenson
Berg Mackie Greer
Josie
Nellie Connolly
Hilma Larson
Florence Hedstrom
West Front Street
Chicago
William Clare Hall
Kathrine Ensey
Hall
Miss Fisher III Sought Recovery at Mayo Hospital Rochester
Miss Alice J. Fisher of Model school first and second grades lies at Mayo Hospital Rochester Minn after an operation last Friday. Early reports are favorable. The faculty, students, and many friends express hope for her swift, full recovery. Miss Susan B. Norton returned from Grand Forks where she spent holidays with her brother Prof. Norton. Mrs Chariton Andrews and Mrs J Warley of the Music Club hosted a reception at the IOOF hall in honor of Miss Florence Hedstrom and Mrs Anna Sternberg who recently returned from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice J. Fisher
Chile
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Susan B. Norton
Model School
Grand Forks
Prof. Norton
Chariton Andrews
J. 4 Warley
Music Club
Inet
F. Hail Inonor
Mies
Florence ‘Hedstrom
Anna Sternberg
Germany
Observations on Germs and Schools From a German System
Prof Willis J Bell cites German pupils as ready to help and deferential to elders, noting home training over school discipline. He discusses differences with American schooling, age and duration of German secondary studies, and concerns over state control and school suicides, highlighting longer German ages and possible year repetition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis J. Bell
Pursuiung Bis
University of Berlin
Die Woche
America
Germany
Two Guns Show Age Gap In Graduates Across Countries
A discussion contrasts five and seven year age starts in secondary schools of two nations. It notes that starting at seven or five yields similar completion ages, with earlier-entry children mainly easing parental supervision for several hours daily, offering little advantage to students. GreenWood and others support findings from extensive testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eix Aa
GreenWood
Westergaard Lectures Before Vienna Society
Mr Westergaard lectured before the geographical society at Vienna on the Yosemite and the adjacent high Sierras. His background includes study at the University of North Dakota and Cornell, teaching in Memeda and Cal, and a master’s degree from UC. He studied in Copenhagen last summer and considers Austria a high privilege to receive his familiar lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemark
Westergaard
Misa Perrine
Geographical Society
Vienna
Yosemity
High Sierras
University of North Dakota
Miscopal School For
San Francisco
Cal
Memeda High School
University of California
Cornell University
University of Copenhagen
Denmarck
Austria
Eugene McFarland Takes Architect Post with 80 Railway
Eugene McFarland age 07 has accepted an architect position with the El Paso and Southwestern Railway Company based in Paso, Texas. He graduates from the College of Engineering, University of Trlineis, last June and will depart for duties early next week. The notice also lists social and academic updates from Mayville and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene McFarland
el Paso and Southwestern Railway Company
Paso
Texas
McFarland
College of Engineering
University of Trilneis
Overcrowding Noted in Seventh and Eighth Grades
Mr Shollis points to overcrowding only in the seventh and eighth grades of the Model School with other grades to enroll next term. Applicants for seventh and eighth grades will be admitted in order of application as soon as possible. Miss Phoebe Hudson, stenographer to President McFarland, returned Monday from Paynesville Minnesota where she spent the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shollis
Phoebe Hudson
McFarland
Paynesville
Minn
Professor Meyer Revises Next Term Schedule Board
Professor J B Meyer adjusts the next term timetable and has ordered a new sectional schedule board. Miss Hilda Winsted the dormitory matron will host friends Friday afternoon from 3 to 6 at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Meyer
Hilda ‘Winsted
Plant Diseases Cure Tip From Prof M C James
Prof M C James of the Normal School argues wheat and flax suffer when grown in the same ground for years due to diseases like smut rust and wilt. He explains spores spread during planting and how formaldehyde treatment can kill spore-carrying grains, with hot water for corn smut and field rotation as preventive steps. The piece notes further diseases but space limits discussion. His Eula J. Miller 46 at her home in Yareo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. James
Normal School Agricultural Department
Westland
Mr James
Bolley
Fargo
Miss Winsted Writes From Santiago Cal
Misa Hulda Winsted, a 1906 Normal School graduate, recounts winter months in Santiago California. After teaching geography for two years, she earned a Bachelors in 1910 and a Masters in 1912 at the University of Minnesota and is pursuing a PhD. Address: 1010 Hunter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Hulda Winsted
Santiago
Cal
Normal
Miss Winsted
University of Minnesota
Hunter Street
Students Second Recital Set At Normal School
The music department at the Normal school announces a second student recital next Wednesday at 8:15 PM. The program features pianists Pastorel Varice and Bohm Violin Intermezzo, vocal pieces by Selma Aas and Robert Rathje, plus two pianos Sonata No. 1 and other works. Ten cents admission to cover expenses, with special programs issued at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Goodsell
Prominent Historian Shafer A Idaho Presidency Candidate
Prof Joseph Shafer of the University of Oregon history department and former instructor at the State Normal school here is a leading candidate for the Presidency of the University of Idaho. Shafer was McFarland’s pupil in Madison in 1894 and later taught at the Normal school until 1898, then sought the state superintendency, narrowly missing election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shafer
University of Oregon
State Normal School
University of Idaho
Shafer
McFarland
Way
Madison, D
State ‘Normal School
Normal School
Twenty Two Piece Orchestra to Appear with Choral
The orchestration for Gaul s Joan of Arc cantata to be given by the Choral Union on January 29 has arrived. Besides the Normal orchestra eight other pieces will be imported for the occasion making a total of twenty two pieces. This feature together with four soloists and 125 voices will make the concert one to be looked forward to with anticipation of being one of the finest musical attractions of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaul
Joan of Arc
Choral Union
Mr and Mrs B J Greenlee Noted Officials in La Grange
Mr and Mrs B J Greenlee of La Grange are mentioned in a local notice. Former secretary at the Normal school is cited. Mrs Greenlee, formerly Lillian Partridge, once served as an Abramen assistant at the Normal school. Miss Elizabeth Broomall leaves today for Fargo with her mother for the rest of her vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borh
B. J. Greenlee
la Grange
Greenies
Normal School
Greenslee
Lillian Partridge
Abramen
Miss A. Diizabeth Broomall
Fargo
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Lume I
American Academy
Misses Golda
Candis Nelson
Shenandoah, Tows
Estelle Claire Jensen
Olof Simengon
Pare
Miss Farnsworth
Lenny Harvey
Miss Mackle
Janet Mackie
Tecumseh, Neb
J. J. Barry
Anne Peschong
Milbanks
8. D
St. Luke's Hospital
Aberdeen
S. D
Peschong
Miss Hill
Santa
Monro Morsbach
Durand
Miss Fisher III
Rochester Hospital
Prof. Bell
Oury
Railway
Fannie C. Amidon
Department of Public School Music
Judge Amidon
Far- BO
Selma Voguild
Department of Reading and Expression
Professor Wernett
Barnes
Ruth S. Odney
Antler
N. D
Lillian M. Pleb
Enderon
State Normal School Board of Rustees
Mayville
Hugh McDonald
James
Smut
Eula J. Miller
Yareo
Santiago, Cal
Pastorel Varice
Monart Genevieve Mevard
Butterfiies
Corbet
Tris Herr
Selma Aas
Bohm
Torsere Mascagni “Chanson Polonaise
Wienlawakt
Robert Rathje
Etvind
DeKoven
Varat
and Chambard
Allah
Chadwick
Danza
Wees Chadwick
Mildred Arnesen
Grieg
Janart
Marion Towne
Kathrine Fjeld
U. of 1
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