Curtiss Ideal Promises New Penmanship Text
Announcement portrays Prof Curtiss preparing a vacation project in New York City for a new work The Curtiss Ideal or The Curtiss Tent emphasizes photo engraved illustrations and a system based on evolution from large muscles to finer handwriting It claims to yield better penmanship through psychology and physiology and reviews prior praise from educators and the Business Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss
York City
Benmer
Curtissome Lime
Business Journal
New York
Miss Candis Nelson
Department of
Psychology and
Lectures on Children of the Special Class Lecture
Prof Hollis discusses feebleminded children in the United States at Vineland School, noting 300000 such youths with under ten percent in care. He warns against hereditary propagation, urges stricter laws, and praises North Dakota’s ban on marriages by feeble minded individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof Hollis
Vineland School
Messrs. Johnston
Goddard
Hollis
Andh Schoolaax
Vineland
N. J
Preeont
Hollin
North Dakota
Per Wana
Eight More Seniors Elected to Teaching Positions This Week
Workmen repair and paint the new greenhouse west of the Industrial Arts building. Prof. B A Wallace will deliver the commencement address at the Animoose school later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Arts
B. A. Wallace
Department of Rural School Studies
Animoose School
Concordia College to face Normal School Monday game
The Concordia college baseball team from Moorhead will play the Normal school next Monday afternoon at Tracy flats in the last home game of the season. The outcome is hard to predict but the local team deserves support as both sides appear evenly matched. The Moorhead lineup included Pax ton Bastine Cowie Carlander Lowman Johanason Weam Morsbach Colville Green Hart Larson Deming and Valley City lineups featured Nokken Smith Morsbach Colville Stillings Jeft Field Green Jett.</S>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia College
Moorhead
Tracy Flats
Cardinal
Navy
McLean
Paxton
Bastine
Cowie
Carlander
Lowman
Johanason
Weam
Valley City
Stillings
Nokken
Smith
Morsbach
Colville
Jeft
Green
Hart
Larson
Jett
Deming
Inings
Auditorium Rehearsals Mount Ahead of Spring Events
Busy preparations fill the auditorium as rehearsals run for multiple upcoming events. The Princess Bonnie comic opera cast, a chorus practicing its parts, and the Choral jockey presenting St Ludmila at the spring Music Festival share the scene. The House Next Door cast works on a June 19 dramatic club production, while other sections rehearse Mace scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
St. Ludmila
Dramatic Club
Advanced Senior and Rural Class Students To Watch Play Events
In the faculty action advanced seniors and rural class students will observe May day event methods after the general exercise Saturday morning. Prof Burckhalter to assist. pupils of the Model shoot to assemble for classification and then dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burckhalter
Emil Oberhoffer Praised as Minneapolis Symphony Leader
An appreciation by Chas. K. Watt lauds Emil Oberhoffer conductor of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. The piece extols his influence, vitality, and mastery, noting Minneapolis holds one of America's and the world’s greatest orchestras under his direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ati Oberhoffer
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Chas
KE. Watt
Morie News
Chicago
Minneapolis
Amerie
Emil Oberhoffer
America
Dr Curtis Secured For Summer School
Dr Henry S Curtis of Olivet Michigan former secretary of the Playground Association of America and Supt of Playgrounds at Washington will visit the summer school to deliver lectures on his subfeet during the week of July 7 He is remembered as a speaker at the North Dakota Educational Association meeting at Grand Forks last fall and is regarded as an authority and brilliant speaker on his topics
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Curtis
Olivet
Mich
Playground, Association of America
Washington, D. C
Curtis
North Dakota Educational Association
Grand Forks
President McFarland Plans Valley City Return May 25
President George A. McFarland will return to Valley City on May 25 following word from Battle Creek Michigan this week. His condition is reported as much improved in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. McFarland
Valley City
Bin
Battle Creek
Mich
Ife
Recreation Meet Traits Highlight Play Training Value
National Playground and Recreation Association officials report from Richmond Virginia on an international congress. Associate Secretary Charles T Weller emphasizes play as rehearsal for life and a method for youth to review and conserve collective experience. Daily letters during the congress were circulated to a select group. progress notes will be published next week. Mrs Avita S Greenwood, stenography instructor, underwent a personal operation at Riverside Hospital and is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weller
Avita 8
Greenwood
Riverside Hospital
Dr Winship Endorses Southwick As a Reader
Dr A E B Winship editor of the Journal of Education praises Henry Lawrence Southwick a Shakespearean reader to appear at the Normal Auditorium on May 22 with endorsements from Dr S Parkes Cadman and Mam J Rolfe. The Music club of Valley City backs the event guaranteeing two tickets per member and offering a special student price of twenty five cents. admission to the general public is fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB. Winship
Journal of Education
Normal School
Henry Lawrence Southwick
Winship
Southwick
S. Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
Valley City
Dean Southwick
Mam J. Rolfe
Mr. Southwick
Music Club
Mies Hula J Miller Visits James Town Schools
Mies Hula J Miller visited the Model School in James Town on Monday. Miss Mabel L MacDonald of the domestic science department is entertaining her pupil from Taurium Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Hula J. Miller
Jamestown
Mabel L. MacDonald
Domestic Science
Taurium, Mich
Young Wolves Exhibit At Normal School Biology Dept
Prof Morris Johnson at the Normal school presents a pair of young wolves captured and brought to Urbana by A B Conley. The wolves, offspring of a shot father, attract students and add to the school zoo with musk rats and field mice under study by the Biology Round Table. They are well fed and seem content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Johnson
Science
Emparimen
A. B. Conley
Urbana
Biology Round Table
Faculty in Demand as High School Commencement Lecturers
Prof Hollis to speak at Mards field New Rockford Kensal Hope Cavalier during a week long commencement tour. Prof Wernett will address Devils Lake Harvey Fingal. Prof McMullen speaks Fingal Prof Acher Forman and Prof Henry Hannaford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Mardsfield
New Rockford
Kensal
Hope
Cavalier
Wernett
Devils Lake
Harvey
McMullen
Fingal
Acher
Forman
Henry
Hannaford
Nina Peterson to Enter Stanley Hall Declamation Contest
Miss Nina Peterson accompanied by Miss Emma Wyman leaves Friday for Minneapolis to represent the Normal school in the Stanley Hall declamatory contest at the Stanley Hall school for girls Saturday evening. Other schools, including Albert Lea college and Northfield high, will contest for the silver loving cup. Peterson will perform The Last Word by Henry Van Dyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Peterson
Emma
Wyman
Minneapolis
Stanley Hall
Stanley Hall School
Misa Peterson
Albert Lea College
Northfield, Minn
Peterson
Henry van Dyke
Miss Fjelde Pianists Stage Studio Recital
Seven piano pupils of Miss Fjelde performed last Monday afternoon in a studio recital. The program included Gavotte Sonatine Shimber Song Grace Deen Danube Spirit Giza Horvath Edwin White Gustav Lange Charlotte Carver Murmuring Zephyrs Adolph Jensen Effie Jacobson Major Senate By the Mountain Spring Agnes Skorpen Dance of the Elves Clementi Lichner. Light refreshments followed and a social hour afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fjelde
Grace Deen
Danube
Grace Withee Appointed to Teach in Philippines
Miss Grace Withee, set to graduate in June, receives a six year teaching post at Siliman Institute Dumaguete Negros Island Philippines under the Presbyterian board of missions. She will teach physics starting October 1 after departure in August via San Francisco and Japan, with a six year term and a third year furlough. Home in Bangor Maine. The Freshman party and Junior prom are scheduled May 19 and May 26 at the Normal gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Withee
Normal School
Siliman Institute
Dumaguete
Negros Island
Presbyterian Board of Missions
San Francisco
Japan
Miss Withee
Bangor
Maine
Barnes County Olympics Kick Off Saturday At Nine
Nearly 400 Barnes county students from over thirty schools will compete in the annual Blayday event in Barnes County. The schedule opens with a Model versus Fingal baseball game at 9, followed by weigh-ins, a 10 o'clock parade and patriotic exercises, and a 11 o'clock kindergarten exhibition. Afternoon events include Indian dances, various games, volleyball for out of town schools, and a 4 o'clock volleyball match between Richie and Lincoln. Prizes include four banners for various overall and per-school achievements, with silk badges for top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes County
T. W. Burckhalter
Model
Fingal
Tracy Hate
Model School
Ladie
Fannie C. Amidon
Department of Public School Music
Royal Kindergarten
Miss Lyford
Young Women's Christian Association
Vis- Nore
Ritchie
Lincoln
Carey
Sanborn
Thealdex
Memorial committee in Fargo to pick Lincoln statue
Miss Mary G. Deem of the Art department attended a Fargo meeting of the committee named by Governor Hanna to choose a suitable Abraham Lincoln memorial statue for North Dakota. The statue will be unveiled at Christiana Norway on July 4 1914. A second meeting will be called by Dr O A Fjelde, committee chairman, soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Deem
Art Department
Fargo
L.B. Hanna
Abraham Lincoln
North Dakota
Chiistiana
Norway
O. A. Fjelde
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