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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
8
The Normal school will credit correspondence work for many subjects, allowing one term per subject by mail. Costs are 10 per full credit and 5 per half credit with textbooks and postage paid by students. Subjects include Physics Geography English History Foreign Languages Psychology Agriculture Domestic Science and more. Laboratory work must be done in residence.
Model School students in mature study classes cultivate radishes with notable results. Harold Sorres, Gordon Corby lead among reviving gardens. other names appear for exceptional blooms. McFarland left for Mayville to attend trustees meeting. Froysan returned from Grand Forks to assist with Pinafore. music pupils held a recital. nearly 100 seniors have secured teaching jobs. Two large turtles join the Normal school biology zoo as Prof James spoke on School Spirit to students.
The Sakakawea the Bird Woman cast for the Chau tauqua program on Normal school day Friday July 11 is announced by Misses Eula J. Miller and Margaret C Burns. Based on Lewis and Clark documents the dramatization was lengthened and improved since its winter Model school presentation. Cast includes Sakakawea Swanhild Arnesens Captain Clark Ronald Wright Captain Lewis Leslie Towne Jefferson Earl Iverson and more with numerous named roles and Woodsmen, Tribesmen, and Drummer.
Professor Hardin Lucas of the Education Department donates a perpetual loving cup for an annual song writing contest. Alumni and former students are invited to compete against current students with a public June contest, four voix unison, and a four-member judging committee chosen by a ballot among faculty students and alumni.
The twenty first annual commencement opens Sunday evening at 8 o clock in the auditorium with the senior sermon by Reverend C C Rawlinson of Iowa City His subject Our Credentials The program includes hymns anthems solos and a benediction followed by presentations and a class exhibition in music and drama as part of a week of exercises featuring faculty senior baseball and various recitals and concerts at the normal school campus.
The House Next Door, a comedy by J Hart Ley Manners, will be presented in the Normal auditorium by the Dramatic club tonight under Miss Emma B Wyman. Cast includes Nina Peterson Allan Granger Ida Myhro Edwin White Earl Fritch Dorothy McFarland Emil Wandke William Bublitz and others. Act I opens in Sir John Cotswold's London home with Acts II and III continuing in similar rooms. costumes and stage fittings are supplied by local shops and firms.
The domestic science department at the Normal school hosts a final bread making contest sponsored by Rus sell-Miller Milling with prizes of 25, 15 and 10 for first to third places. Nine girls entered, each baked twenty loaves, judged by Mrs. G. W. Hanna, Mrs. Anna Sternberg and Mrs. W. D. Jeffrey, with results announced Friday at senior exercises.
The State Normal school annual faculty banquet will be held in the domestic science rooms Friday evening with President McFarland as toastmaster. The menu includes Roast Chicken, Dressing, Potatoes in Cream, Scalloped Corn, radishes, fruit salad, and cake. After dinner a program will follow. Miss Fannie Amidon and Miss Bula Miller are noted in related activities.
The current Alumni Quarterly from the Nor mal school Alumni Association features graduate letters and other features. It is printed on white enamel book paper with a neat appearance and includes the treasurer’s financial report detailing cash on hand certificate of deposit accounts receivable bills payable and the balance.
Notice to students that The Occident Hotel will provide lodging and breakfast at 75 cents. Rates are special for travelers and include first-class service within walking distance of Great Northern Depot.
Alumni Association events follow commencement with business meeting in Science Hall room 227 at 2 30. Alumni-Normal baseball at 3 30, banquet at Hotel Rudolf at 8 30 after senior reception. Senior class exercises begin Friday morning June 27 with honors, prizes, and reports. 155 seniors in current class plus various advanced, domestic science, kindergarten, manual training, music and drawing graduates. Sixty seven to graduate four year elementary course next week. thirty six in all courses finish at St. Guat. fifteen receive December diplomas.
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