Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-07-01
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July!12 to Aug. IS, 1898

CONDUCTOR Geo. r. Kleeberger, Pres.
St. Cloud Normal School. s zs ,.g &: p
Il AssIsTANTs-Wai "a. Shoemaker, DR..
P. M Magnusson, ND. Avery, Geo. c.
Hubbard, PIP. ColIrove, w H. McCrack-
en-. n. J.SMcArthur. Miss Elspy NJ. Dopp,
Miss Winifred Kenely, Miss Gertrude Ear
hart, Miss Margaret Jerard, Miss Sarah
B. Goodman. D. hi s..e. :t ..ag774IS.$5g
The above are all members of the faculty
of the St. Cloud Normal School. All being
specialists and capable, the instruction
will be comprehensive and PRACTICAL, and
enli1nn'ently fulfill the purpose; of the school
to better prepare teachers, and those in
tending to teach, for their work. {@ ~"
The course of instruction will include, in
addition to the common branches. first
grade subjects, and professional work in
Psychology. Pedagogy, Methods, Child
Study. Vertical Penmanship and PHYSICAL
Culture. ~: . 49,, .
|. An additional feature, which will be of
great practical value to teachers. is the
Model School which will be in operation.
This will give them an excellent oppor-
tunity for observing the best methods
of class-teaching and school manage
nent.
The Normal Kindergarten will be in
session. and lectures will be given daily.
Lectures on other topics will also be
given. -,
Members of the Summer School may
enjoy the use of all the facilities which
the Normal School offers-the large, airy,
well-equipped recitation rooms, 1abora-
tories and gymnasiums; the apparatus,
the Libraries, the bathrooms, with hot and
cold water, the material for outdoor
games, such as tennis, hand-bal1, football,
baseball, etc. 49,. 49,
All the textbooks for class use will be
furnished from the textbook library; but
teachers should bring their textbooks,
including a dictionary, with them. The
revised, edition of Webster's academic
would best serve the purpose.
Certificates of attendance will be issu.
ed !; and all those who intend returning to
the Normal School, will be credited with
the work done at this Summer School.
instruction is free. 49, = f.
The Normal Home will be open, and
board. including everything, will be $500
per week. In private families board will
be from $3.50 to $500 per week. Rooms,
either furnished or unfinished, for self
boarding, can be rented at low rates. A
list of boarding places, and prices, is kept
at the presidents office, of the Normal
School. -.. }.e 5...r,, ,,.,--'..- - '.,<a.. -"
"A fee of fifty cents will be charged fol
the use Of the general and textbook libra.
ries, for the full term. Also a fee of fifty
cents for the use of the gymnasiums, out
door games and bathrooms.
Allteachers and those intending to teach
should attend. 25$''. s+-*st i 4 ~ a.
It is suggested to those who will attend
from Morrison county that they take the
noon train for St. Cloud on Monday, July
II. The train leaves Little Falls at lis p
M, and Royalton at 2:D p. m, The sum.
mer school will open Tuesday morning at
$685.: e-.~'' - =, G-@-~ .:..'1
| The Northern Pacific and Great Northern
r. r. will give return rate of one and
one-third fares to all who will be in actual
attendance at least weeks. Tickets good
on and after July 8, until August 20
Teachers must procure receipt for theil
tickets from the agent before leaving fol
St, Cloud. Full fare will be charged to St
Cloud, but only one-third for return, Tht
! receipt must be presented to the agent Al
St. Cloud before the return ticket is issued
For f1tl1er information apply to
T. $50 GEO. r. KLEEBERGER,
Pres. Normal School,
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