Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-06-14
THE NORMAL SCHOOLS
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD
IN ST. PAUL.
The TencEers for the Sch ,ols ut
W1nona, MankntO, st. Cloud, nNd
Moorhend Are AppNintell-The Fonr
Presidents Reelected. .

st. Paul, June 9.-The state norma.
school board held it's annual meeting n
me capitol Directors Pattee, Lee,
Cromb, Engstrcm, M;;che!, Morey, Ian
rher, Clark and Fepdessast were present.
sId also Presidents Shepard, Securing,
Z, rhGrt and Lord, Of the normal schools.
The committee On the appointment of
teachers reported and by the adoption of
their report the following appointments
were made:
Winona School - Louis H. Gailbraith,
b. L., superintendent Of model school
methods; Edward A. Kirkpatrick, B, s..
NJ. Ph., psychology, history and philoso-
ply of education; Edwin J. Freeman, B.
s., curator of i:useum, natural science;
M,rfred ]. Holmes, B. L., history and
civil government; Kate l.. Sprage, I'h.
g., mathematics; Irene M. Mead, Eng
fish language and literature; Caroline V.
Smith, physical exercises, vocal music,
bookkeeping and penmanship; Francis A.
Elmer, librarian, Latin; Fannie. &.
French, assistant in mathematics; Bertha
n. Speckman, industrial and illustrative
drawing; Ellen A. O'Bricn. critic; Anna
0. Yeaton, Lillian N. Ton pkins, Mary A.
Reyes, critic teachers in model schools;
Kate +. Ernst, director of kindergarten.
Manklto School-Carrie NJ. Robbins,
principal of German department, prac-
tice school; Cora B. Richards, principal
intermediate department. practice school;
He1riet f. Ess2',socks, principal primary
department., prac ice school; Kindergarten
teacher to be chosen; Acisa S. Parker,
History and English literature; Isabella
NJ. Andrews, Larin; May U. Griffin,
vocal music. elocution, methods in music
ard reading: Gertrude During, English
rcnmar methods, text book librarian {;
Margaret A. Reid, drawing; Alice v.
Robin, arithmetic, librarian; Charles II.
KceEler, institute conductor, history,
civics and school law; N. V. O'Shea,
psychology, physical culture, director Of
practice; Ulysses o. Cox, biological
science; Fred L. Holtz, physics and
chemistry; Helen N. Phillips, higher
mathematics; Defausa A. Swami, ge-
ography siii elementary science.
st. C;oud School - Isabella Lawrence
methods aud superintendent of practice;
Waite "A. Shoemaker. mathematics;
Laura A. Knott, Phi. B., assistant in
English; Frank e. Mitchell, geography;
Corneliua A. CLANCY, music and drawing;
r. Margaret Gilbert, FIJI. 8, preceptresa
of ladies' home, Latin; Mabel A. Nc.
Kinney, director Of Kindergarten; George
G. Hubbard, natural science; T. IL. Mag.
nusson, Phi. D., history and civil govern.
ment; NJ. d. Avery, English; P. r. Col
grave general assistant; Martha M.
Wheeler, Willis Il. Johnson, critics of
training school; Gertrude Campbell, IL
brarian.
Moorhead School-Ellen a. Ford, Latin
and algebra; J. Paul Good, natural
science; Margaret T. McElligott, arith-
metic, bookkeeping and methods; Isabel
M. Kimball, drawing, English compo-
sition and geometry. Isabel II. Earring
ten, reading, physical culture and litera-
ture; music and history
Manette Pierce, critic, grammar de-
| partment; Bertha Youmans, critic, pr.
mary department.
The four presidents, Erwin Shepard OF
Winons, Edward Soaring, Mankato, Jo'
seph Carhart, st. Cloud, L. G. Lord,
Moorhead, were unanimously reelected.
The presidents of the four schools pre-
serted their biennial reports, with the
exception of Pr=-ident Lord, the Moor
head school being still in session. 1t
was vosE6 to grant new diploma to
Miss Lanra !-orson, a graduate OF the
Msrkato ach:a1. whose original diploma
had been burned. It was also voted that
the annual charge for tuition in the
pormal schools for teachers who fail to
teach the required two years in the
state should be $50. A committee was
appointed to consider the desirability of
having the normal schools represented ON
the state high school board. The COM
mittee consists of Supt. Pendergast,
Supt A. E. Engstrom and President
Irwin Shepard. Following the appoint
ment of the committee the board adj
journed.