The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-05-26
THE STATE NORMAL COLLEGE,
G00d Selections for the DtH~rert
Places In the Faculty.

GOOD Selections for the Different
Places In the Faculty
The following paragraphs tell some
thing about tie faculty of the State
Normal and Industrial School for
women elected last SATURDAY,:
Miss Mendenhall is GuiIford
county woman, the daughter of Or.
Nereus Mendenhall. She was educa-
ted at Guilford College in this State
and at Wellesley College, Massachu-
sets, from which she has her degree.
She has taught six years in this state
since her graduation from WELLESLEY
three years at Peace Institute and
three at Guilford College.
Miss Bryant, after filing success
fully positions in Southern Seminaries,
took regular course at the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, and a
year ago graduated with a Ugh rank
from that institution receiving the de
gree of the Bachelor of Science. She
nov fills the Science chair in the State
Normal College of New Hampshire.
Miss Boddie is native of the State
and IS now teaching in the Asheville
Graded School. She is a graduate OF
the Nashville Normal College with
the degree of Licentiate of Instruct iop.
She had successful experience as a
teacher before she went to Nashville
and has the highest endorsement from
the faculty of the Nashville Normal
College and from those who have EN-
ployed her as a teacher since her grad
uation.
Or. Miriam Biting lives in PhiIa
deiphla but is a native of Richmond,
Va. She is the daughter of Rev. DIR
Z. Z. Biting, of the American Bap~
tist Publication Board, who is well
known in this State. She has had two
years experience in the Philadelphia
Hospital practice and is now doing
general practice in that city. She has
peculiarly strong testimonials from the
faculty of the Woman's Medical Col
lege, of Philadelphia, from which she
graduated, and from prominent prac-
ticing physicians. Her work in the
institution will be as instructor in
Physiology and Hygiene and as gen>
eral overseer Of the health of the stud
ents
Miss Fort is a graduate, with honor.
from the Mississippi Industrial Insti>
tute and College and has had adGi
ticnal training in New York. She is
now member of the faculty of Ken
lucky College.
Miss Worthington belongs to a we'll
known North Carolina family and ia
a graduate of the Chowan Baptist Fe
male Institute. She is fine musician
and will come will special training in
vocal culture received in this State
and in New York city.
Miss McIntrye, who wi have
charge Of the department OF Domestic
Science, comes from the New York
College for the Training cf Teacher ),
the leading Normal College OF this |
country. She has done work in that
institution as student and teacher.
The Board assigned to President |
Charles d. McIver, in addition to his
other duties, the chair of the Science,
Art and History of Teaching, and
Professor Edwin A. Alderman has the
chair of History and English Litera-
ture.
The Board postponed action in re- !
card to the chair of Stenography, I
Iypewritting and Telegraphy until
heir next meeting, about the first of
July. At that meeting there will,
'lso, be selected lady to take charge
# the dormitory building and manage
he boarding department.
The Board was we'll pleased with
he progress of the buildings and de,
'lded to open the institution on the
9th Of September of this year.
A pr spectus will soon be issued,
citing forth in detail the purposes Of
ne institution and giving full infor-
nation as to courses of study, require
1ents for admission, and expense.