Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-12
THE NORMAL SCHOOL BOARD.

The Final Session Yesterday--ThePa Past and
Prospective Institutes.
The session of the Normal school board
was resumed at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Present, all the board but Mr..
Gale.
The committee report on teachers and
salaries for the several schools was sub
mitted. The report was adopted, as fol-
lows:
Irwin Shepard, M. A., principal Men
tai philosophy, school economy and
Latin.
Clarence M. Boutelle- scien-
cies and higher mathematics.
Vacant-Professlona instruction and
superintendent of practice teaching.
Martha Brechbrill- Geography, physi-
ology and natural history.
Vacant-English language and liter
ature
Vacant-Voice music, voice culture
and elocutiOn.
Jennie Ellis-History, civil government
and elementary mathematics.
Vacant-Penmanshlp, drawing and
accounts.
Anna G.. Baldwin-Critlc teacher in
model school.
Alice H. Bingham-C Critic teacher in
model school,
Alfaretta Haskell-Critic teacher in
model school. %
Sarah c. Observation-Disclosures and
critic teacher.
MANKATo.
Edward Soaring, A. M, Principal
Mutual science, school economy and
Latin.
Helen Phillips, vice principal-Mathe-
mates and English literature.
Defranse A. STRENGTHENING, theory
and practice of teaching
A. F. Bechdolt, A. M.-Natural sci
ence.
Anna Cutcheon-Ge Geography, gram
mar and United States history.
Grace Pitcher r. Vocal music and
teacher preparatory class.
| Vacant-Principal intermediate depart
and critical teacher
Emma Ingram-Principal primary de-
partmcnt and critic teacher.
ST CLOUD.
D. L. Kiehle, A. M, principal-Latin,
mental science and school economy.
Isabel Lawrence and super
intendent of model school,.
Thomas J. Gray-Institute conduct
or and natural science.
G. W. G.. Hyde-Music, penmanship,
accounts and physiology.
| Ada A. Warner-Mathematics drawing
and botany,
| H. Clelia Higgins-Latin, history and
grammar,
Flora.N. Truman-Preparatory studies
Mary E. Laing-Grammar, elocutior
and rhetoric.
White A. acknowledgement de-
partment.
Mary L. Wright, model department.
The question of institute conductor.
was taken up, and Prof. T. j. Gray was
elected to this position in the school al
st. Cloud The matter of the three
teachers at Winona and Mankato was re-
ferred to the committee on teachers with
the State superintendent, with power tt
act.
The following, offered by Superintend.
ent Burt, was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the board recognizes will
special qualification the services rendered b,
the president and teachers of the normal schoo
at Wlnona in the institute of four weeks now
in session at that place. 1t is especially notice
able that these teachers had already rendered
the number of weeks of service required, in
large majority Of the High schools of tn
State. By voluntarily adding month to thi'
period of service, they have evineed devotion
to their work which accounts for the unusua
success attending this institute, the enrol
ment Of which has been 49,, with an increase
| of interest from week to week.
The following was also adopted:
RESOLVED, That the three schools be author
lied to furnish text book libraries for the use
of students, provided that each student pay 6
rental of one dollar each term, or So per year
in advance, and that student may purchase {
book for his own use by paying its cost, a
the discretion of the president.
| The committee to which was referred
the questions in course of study, reported
progress, and were granted further time
The expense of this meeting of the
board was found to be Sl15.69.
1t was voted to accept the invitation Of
President Soaring of the Mankato schoo
to hold an institute there at the close. o.
the next spring term, similar to that helc
at Winona.
Adjourned subject to the call of thu
president.
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