Nearly 100 Newly Placed as Teachers at Normal School
The employment bureau reports almost 100 members of the class of 1913 have secured teaching positions for next year and fifty-eight of the class of 1915 will finish in August and December. Names include Mabelle Scrumgård at Sawyer, Marion Frazier at Fingal, Mary Taylor at Rock Lake, Alice Shank at Mott, and many others across North Dakota Minnesota and Montana in primary through high school roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
Mabelle Scrumgard
Devila Lake
Sawyer
Marion Frazier
Tower City
Fingal
Augusta Albrecht
Annmoose
Oberon
Mabel Evingson
Kindred
Crystal
Mary Taylor
Jamestown
Rock Lake
Alice Shank
Oakes
Mott
Roy Divers
Bentley
LaMoure
Kathryn Nugent
Calavier
Jean Campbell
Wyndmere
Brammar
Pembina
May Boyd
Crary
Marion Larson
Alms Whalion
Rosella Cunningham
Wheaton
Minn
Isabelle Carley
Montpelier
Josephine Larson
Fessenden
Berthold
Arley Tufford
Devils Lake
Agnes Dodd
Valley City
Courtenay
Emma Hendrickson
Mandan
Tolley
Emma Bekkerus
Hurdsfield
Ruth Nichold
Dickey
Luella Lyken
Cogswell
Dickineon
Hope
Donnybrook
Florence Rol Mos
Enderlin
Leeds
Anna Gilbert
Gon
Cogewell
Independence
Minnie Ratzluff
Selma Jacobson
Churcha Ferry
Buxton
Lois Bate
Charles City
Lottie Porter
Mapleton
Hoople
Conway
Olive M. Young
Ethelyn Veeder
Overly
Alta Fox
Devile Lake
Walcott
Clara Steyning
Stephen
Bathgate
Richard Austford
Hensal
Ardock
Blanche Stevens
Glen Ulin
Anna Monson
Esmond Consolidated School
Irene Thompson
Kensal
Winifred Wallace
Drayton
Calvin
Irmah ‘Olson
Portal
Raymond Mclees
Sanborn
MecHenry
Ovidia Gilbertson
Hickson
McHenry
Alumni Embrace Senior Class at Normal School Banquet
The Normal School Alumni Association hosted about 130 graduates at a four course banquet in the dormitories. Outgoing president Prof. Morris Johnson presided as Miss Emma Carlson welcomed the class from the Lincoln school, praising continued ties to the institution and field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School Alumni Association
Morris Johnson
Emma Carlson
Lincoln School
Ovidia Gilbertson
Cora M. Rawlins
R. A. Acher
Hardin Lucas
Nbie
P. A. Pickett
Susan W. Norton
Students’ Loan Fund Association
S Association
Nervic
B McFarland
Friends of the Normal Schools
Stimul
Alumni Associaion
Ernest Hilborn
Summer School Opens With Large Enrollment
Summer session at the Normal school opens with over 600 pupils enrolled, a rise from last year. New faculty members arrive and join the existing staff to begin classes at 8 am. The Model school reports 60 enrollments, expected to reach 100 soon, with aims to exceed 700 total at the Normal school. County superintendents from multiple counties attend to advise teachers. Additional courses target certificates, grade work, advanced study, and summer supervision. Students from South Dakota, Montana, Ohio, Minnesota, and Wisconsin participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
Ralph L. Johnson
Philadelphia
Cannie Miller
du Boie
John McKinnon
Columbia University
Orla A. Barton
le Roy Alymer
A. L. Shafer
Henry 8. Curtiss
Olivet
Mich
C. E. Cavett
Ransom County
Laura B. Sanderson
LaMoure County
Mary McGinnis
Stutsman County
Minnie J. Nielson
Barnes County
Mary J. Cain
Foster County
Eddy
Grigge
Morton Counties
Soulh
Fifty First N E A Session Opens in Salt Lake City
The fifty first annual convention of the National Educational Association opens at the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City Utah on Saturday with 6000 delegates. President Edward T Fairchild of Durham N H presiding and the meeting will continue through next week. Topics will include child hygiene physical education music courses and kindergarten to college education. Anta E K Cook Secretary Prof Morris Johnson elected to serve on the executive board with officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
McFarland
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Utah
Edward T. Fairchild
Durham
Anta EK. Cook
Morris Johnson
Child Welfare Exhibit At Chautauqua Grounds
Prof. R A Acher of the psychology department and Ralph L Johnson conduct a child welfare exhibit at the Chautauqua Assembly. A large tent houses eight booths on heredity and eugenics care and clothing food and sleep clean milk toys books for children and things bad for the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
R. A. Acher
Psychology
Ralph L. Johnson
Miss Farnsworth Leads Practical Lessons at Assembly
Eighty five Barses county girls attend the Girla Chautauqua school led by Miss Nellie W. Farnsworth and Miss Minnie J. Niel son. The program includes cooking and household management in a new 12 by 24 foot kitchen. The article also notes the death of George Setz, a commercial department student who died in an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barses County
Girla’ Chautauqua
Nellie W. Farnsworth
Minnie J. Nielson
Miss Farnsworth
Grace Waldie
Dickey
Hazel Brown
Brainerd
Minn
Amy Stockman
Glasgow
Mont
Florence Rollins
Enderlin
Beaste Rocek
Olivia, Minn
Winifred Wallace
Drayton
Chautauqua Association
Normal School
George Setz
Setz
Twenty-First School Year Ends At State Normal
Friday marked the close of the twenty first school year at the State Normal School President McFarland led the ceremony with brief addresses from class representatives including Will Murphy for 1895 and May Hollister Campbell for 1899 Awards and prophecies followed as faculty and students received mementos and prizes Rehearsals for Sakakawea cantata and Indian dances were noted for Chautauqua events on Normal school day July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
McFarland
Will Murphy
Winifred Whitman Benson
May Hollister Campbell
Bakersfield
Cal
John A. Johnson
Hillsboro
N. D
Minnie Jennen Westergard
Williston
Morris Johnson
Dorothy Marsh Nelson
Nellie Whitcher
Burr Rl Carr
Laverne Hill Palmer
Coluna
Charles Selden
Mise Eleanor Selden
Henry and
Wemett
Clase
Nelda
Margaret
Burns
Model School
William Bublitz
Bread Makers Win Russell-Miller Prizes at Normal School
Mabel Hows of Glover North Dakota won the bread making prize in the domestic science contest funded by the Russell Miller Milling Company with $50 total in prizes. Mina Winnifred Wallace and Georgia Brown earned second and third prizes. Several students received honorable mention for various awards in typing and literary society contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hows
Glover
N. D
Brat Prise
Russell-Miller Milling Company
Lant Fall
Mina Winnifred Wallace
Drayton
Misa Georgia Brown
Brainerd
Minn
Atheneum
Helen Chaffee
C. ©. Chaffee
Earley
J. J. Earley
Bank of
Valley City
Myhro
Chester Smith
The
Athletic Association
Trene Thompson
Edmund Shrum
Roy Nokken
Paul Hart
Alonzo Morebach
Clarence Colville
Wayne Demning
Oswalt Brett
Priester Smith
Everett Chambard
Johnson
Maylon Bomstad
Wald Brett
Earl Fritch
Alumni Day CloBe Game Ends In Narrow Normal Victory
Alumni players returned for the annual game against the Normal school team on Alumni Day. The close contest featured strong sentiment and tight calls by umpire Witter. Normal School edged the alumni 7 to 6 amid a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auld Lang
Aix Rune
Norman
Witter
Jodie
Normal School
Colville
Congress on School Hygiene gathers in Buffalo
The fourth international congress of school hygiene will meet August 25 to 30 in Buffalo. Prof Morris Johnson will represent the state. goals include assembling health papers on schools and teacher hygiene, and publishing proceedings for distribution to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Johnson
Buffalo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bureau
Mabel Howe
Minnewaukan
Mattie Lauritson
Hankinson
Helga Berg
Anna Hedlicka
DeVaul
Kathryn
Earl J. Fritch
Mary Haynton
Leal
Alice Hall
Gratt
Wimbledon
Clara Helmes
Cleveland
Nina C. Peterson
St. Ansgar
Pocatello
Idaho
Grace Withee
Bangor
Silliman Institute
Dumquete
Negros Teland
Philippines
South Dakota
Montana
Ohio
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Prof. Acher
Chautauqua Grounds
Assembly
Russell-Miller
Carolyn D. Wood
Miss Wood
Chautauqua School
J Seastone
Mabel Warriner
Earl A. Scea
Forum
Mr. Scea
Farmers and Merchants Banks
W. J. Outram
Nona
Roy G. Froling
Froling
Clarence Henry
Upper
Sheyenne
Hygiene Congress
Mins
Genevieve L. Lyford
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Mins Lyford
Mies Olivy Schuljstad
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