St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-09
THE FACULTIES ELECTED
ron THE NGRMAL SCHOOLS By The
IL STATE BOARD. 81
SAME PRESIDENTS SELECTED.
President Carhart, OF St. Cloud
Normal, Presented Comp4ets
Biennial Report-Shepard and
Soaring Presented Statistical
Reports and File Written Re t.
ports at Next Meeting.

The state normal board met atfthe
capitol yesterday and held All aliatsy
session. There were present Directors
Pattee. Lee. Cromb. Engstrom, Mitchell.
Morey. .Lanphere. Clark and Penaef-
CAST. Presidents Shepard, Soaring, Car
hart. Lord. hs
The committee upon teachers report
ed the appointment of the following
normal school teachers for the ensuing
year: sfi
wINoNA NORMAL. sd!
Louis Fl. Galbreath, B. L., superin-
tendent model school methods. ;
Edward Kirkpatrick, B. NJ. s. PHI,
sociology, history and philosophical ed u
cation.
Edwin j. Freeman, B. s., curator OF
the museum and teacher of natur al
science.
Manfred J. Holmes. B. L.. history
and civil government.
Kate l.. Sprague, Phi. b.. mathemat-
les.
Irene NJ. Mead, English language and
literature. :
Caroline V. Smith. physical exercise
VOCAL music and penmanship.
Frances A. Elmer, librarian and
g., tea Cner or Latln.
Fannie e. French, assistant method
teacher.
Bertha H. Speckman. industrial and
Illustrative drawing.
Critic teachers model school: Ellen
A. O'Bri IL, Anna U. Yeaton, Lillian
NJ. Fompkins. Mary A. Reyes.
Kate f. Ernst. director kindergarten.
MANKATo NORMAL.
Carrie Nj. Robbins, principal German
department and practice school. =
Cora 8. Richards, principal interme-
diate practice school.
Harriet F. Estebrooks. principal
primary practice school.
Kindergarten teachers to be chosen.
Achsa p. Parker, history and English
literature.
Isabella NJ. Andrews. Latin language.
May U. Griffin, vocal music, elocu-
ton, method of music and reading.
Gertrude Darline, English grammar,
methods of English grammar, text book
librarian.
Margaret A. Reid, drawing and meth
DDS in drawing.
Alice Y. Robbins, arithmetic and
librarian.
Charles F. Koehler,. institute con-
ductor, history. school law.
NJ. V. O'Shea, sociology, physical cult.
ure.- director practice school.
Ulysses o. Cox. biological science.
Fred L. Holtz. physics in chemistry.
Helen NJ. Phillips, higher maLhemat-
les.
Defrausa A. Swami, geography and
methods in geography, elementary sci
ence. sa',~s
ST. CLOUD NORMAL.
Isabella Lawrence. methods and SUI
perintendent of practice, OF
Wait A. Shoemaker, mathematics.
Laura A. Knott, Ph. B., English IAN
guage. -: - 81
Frank E. Mitchell, geography. 4o71
Amelia A. CLANCY, music and draw
r. Margaret Gilbert. Phi. B., precep-
tress Ladies' home, Latin. Mi
Mabel A. Mckinney. rtirectress kin
dergarten. -...,..
George C. Hubbard. natural science.
P. NJ. Maguson. PHI. d., history aud
civil government.
M. b. Avery, English language.
P. P. Coigrove, general assistant.
Critics in training school. Martha 81.
Wheeler. Willis E. Johnson 3a4fia
Gertrude Campbelh librarian. ya5sl
,.F u MOoRHEAD sNoRMAL.f Is xs:2
. Helen A. Ford, Latin and algebra.sh
.
Margaret T., McElligott. arithmetic.
bookkeeping aud methods. ~
Isabella NJ. Ktmball, DRAWN e, Eng
lish composition and geometry.
Isabella II. Darlington, reading, physf-
cal culture, literature. music. history.
Marlett Pierce, critic grammar de-
partment. 90"
Bertha Youmans. critic primary de-
partMent. ~ 't-s
THE PRESIDENTS.
The annual election OF normal school
presidents resulted III the reelection of
Irwin Shepard. Winona; Edward Scar
Ing. Mankato; .Josepht Carhart, st.
Cloud; L. e. Lord. Moorhead.
~ MISCELLANEOUS.
President Carhart, of the st. Cloud
normal. presented his complete biennial
reports, statistical aud written. Presi-
dents Shepard and Soaring presented
statistical reports and will 6le written
reports at the next meeting. AS tho
MOorhead school is still in session, ITO
report could be made.
The issuance of another diploma to
Lena Larson, graduate Of the Man.
kato normal owing to the loss OF the
original by fire. was authorized.
The annual charge for tu ition in the
normal schools for all who do not teach
|. two years Ill Minnesota was fixed at $40
I der annum.
| Upon motion of Director Mitchell,
Gertrude Campbell was elected ac-
countant for one year, .,-.
Directors Engstrom. Shepard and
| Pendergast were appointed com.
| mittee to consider and report upon the
adviseabiIity of having the normal
schools represented upon the high
| school beard.
| The auditing committee reported the