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The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1913

Page

8

Model School Entertainment Triumph At Normal Auditorium

The annual winter entertainment at the Model school in the Normal auditorium drew praise for merit and effort. Students portrayed Lewis and Clark figures with Sakakawea roles, Miles Standish dramatization, and a Kindergarten opening, under Miss Burns and Miss Miller.

Mnade Margaret C. Burns Eula J. Miller Model School Sakakawea Ethel Stevenson Pauline McFarland Svandhild Arnesen Capt. Clark Harold Soroos Cammenhwait Richard White Miss Amidon Miss Cranz Miss Miller Miss Burns Pils Miss Norton Winnifred Towne Ronald Wright Tilda Turk Ainslee Grady Hollis Peentay

Professor Hollis Addresses Stutsman Rural Teachers

James town Daily Alert commends Prof. Hollis for his remarks before Stutsman county rural teachers and school officers on Thursday. He condemns corporal punishment, discusses direct and indirect suggestion, and urges teachers to win student leaders and project leadership through personality. Harry Green of Leal visited the dormitory over the weekend.

James Town Daily Alert Hollis Stutsman County

Jinx Leaves Basketball As Season Closes

The local Normal School basketball team defeats Jamestown College 33 to 17 on their floor. Wickstrom scores nine baskets and Bublitz and Smith shine on defense. The home team finishes with four wins and four losses, ending the season with a 4 4 record and a total of 217 home points versus 231 by visitors.

Jamestown College Cardinal Navy Wickstrom Bublitz Smith Valley City Vo. Normal Concordia College V.C. Normal Wahpeton Sciantee School CG. Normal Mayville Normal Mayville Nor- Maral V. C. Noval Moorhead Normal VC. Normal Wahpeton Science School VOC Normal Homie Orinal

New England Superintendent Philosophical on Resignations

In the Journal of Education the editor discusses Supt Keith of New Bedford Mass noting his reflections on resignations. He cites Miss Wood longtime Nature Study supervisor who became a critic teacher in Valley City Normal North Dakota and praises the system for cultivating talent.

Journal of Education Supt Keith New Bedford Mass Miss Wood Valley City Normal School North Dakota

Summer School Arrangements Under Way at State Normal

The State Normal school summer session opens July 2 for six weeks with three main work lines: regular Normal course, elementary preparatory exams, and enhanced professional instruction. With over 700 enrollments last year, this term aims to exceed that, aided by around ten counties and a Chautauqua segment July 20 to 14.

State Normal School Theustomary Teachers’ Institute Wres J. A. Melarland Son Eo J. Taylor Public Astruction Mary Cain Poster County T. A. Kampen Griggs County H. al. Maxwell Eddy County Mary McGinnis Stutsman Laura Sanderson LaMoure C. A. Cavette Ransom County Mirmie J. Nielson Barnes County Prof A. Hollis The Normal School Morton County Normal Nor Iimal Sess

Six More Teachers Elected to Teaching Posts in North Dakota

Six members of the class of 1913 have been elected to teaching roles in North Dakota. Miss Mabelle Scrumgaard will lead primary grades at Sawyer. Marion Frazier teaches grades nine through seven at Fingal. Augusta Albrecht handles grades seven and eight at Oberon. Mabel Evingson covers grades three and four at Crystal. Mary Taylor will teach primaries at Rock Lake. Alice Shank takes grades three and four at Mott. Roy Divers will oversee Manual Training at LaForge. Salaries average about $70 monthly. Additional calls for Domestic Science teachers came from Pocatello Idaho and Yorsythe Montana.

Mabelle Scrumgaard Sawyer N. D Marion Frazier Fingal Augusta Albrecht Oberron Mabel Evingson iCrystal Mary Taylor Rock Lake Alice Shank Mott Roy Divers la Sfoure Pocatello Iolaho Yorsythe Montana

Edwin Carlson Teacher in Harvey Schools On Easter Recess

Edwin Carlson a 12 year manual training teacher in Harvey schools is a Normal school visit this work during his Easter recess.

Edwin Carlson Harveychools

Texarkana Coach Leads Team To State Basketball Tourney

Coach Osea Anderson, Nar tal school trained, has led Texarkana High School teams in athletics since 1st year, entering the basketball squad in the state tournament at Little Rock. Texarkana supporters cite strong season records for both boys and girls teams, with decisive totals for Texarkana versus nearby foes.

Osea Anderson Nar Tal Texarkana, Ark Little Rock Texarkana Prescott Texas Tex Tesarkana DeKalb Camden St. Vi Jeans Hays Ean Yvexarkana Solalb Staps Lope Sith Rock

Hazlett Lectures Open With Dr Hoben Sunday Evening

Dr Allen Hoben of the University of Chicago Divinity School will deliver the first Hazlett Foundation lecture for 1913 on The Religious Education of Boys at Normal auditorium Sunday evening March 23 under Wesley Normal auspices. The event includes a union service with several city churches and special music.

Allen Hoben University of Chicago Divinity School Hazlett Hoben Kingdom of God T. J. Hazlett Wesley Normal Dr. Hoben Dr. _Hoben

Normatonians Will Make Concert Tour

TI C Arnsdorf of the Extension department of the State Normal school left Thursday morning for Wimbledon Courtenay Harvey Fessenden and Velya on the Soo line to complete arrangements for the entertainments to be given by the Normatonians during the spring vacation. The Normalonians is the crack musical organization of the Normal under the direction of Dean H E Goodsell the young women who compose it have reached a high degree of efficiency and give a performance worthy of a professional audience.

C. Arnsdorf State Normal School Wimbledon Courtenay Harvey Fessenden Velya Normatonians The Normalonians Normal H. E. Goodsell

Miss Young Wins 1913 Francis Oratory Prize

Miss Olive M. Young of Mapletown Minnesota won first prize in the Francis Memorial oratorical contest held at the Normal auditorium last Friday. Her oration on Efficiency argued that efficiency is life and a chief aim across eras, urging the student body and teachers to pursue it for personal growth and national progress.

Francis Oratory Prize Olive M. Young Mapleton Minn Miss Young Annie McCrady Mission of the Red Cross Amanda Wittings Besiddey Sri- Jay Effie Drexter Raymond Larson

The Health Creed of Indiana Students From The Reed

An early 20th century student health creed stresses personal hygiene and self discipline. It urges cleanliness of body and hands, avoidance of spitting, nosal and finger habits, and a focus on wholesome foods and manners. It vows to preserve health by fresh air and proper book handling.

Two March Graduates Become Teachers at Bordulac and Beach

Emma C Abihorn and Beula Coit, members of the 1915 class, completed courses in March and secured teaching posts in the primary grades at Beach and Bordulac respectively. Miss Coit began her duties last Monday morning.

Bordulac and Beach Emma C. Abihorn Beula Coit Bordulac Miss Coit

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Model School Entertainment Wiss Farnsworth Nellie W. Warnsworth Farmers’ Dispatch Ir Farnsworth N.D. Normal School Miss Farnsworth Frances Madden Prof. Hollis Tre Harry Green Leal Dormiton Mary Toynton Jinx New England J. Waylor McFarland Fark Anderson Minent Authority Chicago Divinity School Individul New York City Pinchot Roosevelt Winn Indiana Mi T
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