The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-15
LECTURE OF DIR. HARTZOG.
Ozark Normal Notes Furnished
 by Members of the Faculty.

of school. Every teacher anu every pupil has been planning and arranging special written work to exhibit at the North Arkansas Fair. The work at the fair will speak for itself but we must say that the teachers in every department are more than pl eased with the results of the effort put forth by their pupils.
 Many of the pupils have work ed far into the night preparing this work. We wish we could give honorable mention of each pupil who worked so faithfully to give our school 2 good represen- tation at the fair, but space and time will limit us to just few.
 Some excellent paper in physics were handed in by Oscar Wilson, Samuel Marrs and Ed ward Ferguson. In map draw ing Frank Davis easily takes the lead, and we will say that we will put Franks work against any work of the kind ill Carroll coun- ty.
 The work in the business de- partment is a model of neatness and industry. Those deserving special mention in book keeping are Venia Atkinson, Auburn Walker and Frank Wells. The class in shorthand and type writing are making most rapid progrsss.
 Miss McKennon'8 class in music has some very pretty work for display.
 The exhibit work done in the primary department is especially commendable, owing to the fact that very few of the pupils in this department could read or write when they entered school makes their improvement more marked.
 Nita Wells and Hugh Buell. have done some excellent work in drawing. Nita made 100 per- cent in language this week.
 George Reeves leads his num- Der class. Claris Jenkins is making rapid progress in read ing and writing.
 Little Gladys Russell is a model of excellence in department. Burton OrreIl made 100 per cent in language.
 Special effort is being made in primary department to start right in the beginning, thus lay : ing tie foundation for a broad and liberal education.
 All first grade pupils who en- tered school on Sept. 5th. and attend regularly will be pro- noted to the second grade at the end of the first seven monthS.
 The preparatory is one of the strongest departments iq the school. Each day marks an in . crease in earnestne and thor ough work, as well as in number. The pupils doing the work re- ouired in this department will be a student in any work that they may choose. The exhibit work, done in connection with the reg ular work, is worthy your notice
 Among those giving in best work in English were Laura Hat field. Lucille Russell, Willie Martin and Norval Walker. Physiology by the fifth grade boys is second to none in it's line
 Excellent papers in history ano reading were handed in by Clifton Crawford, Lena, Bailey, Claudio Keithley, and Burton Grim. Drawings of physiology and nature study work deserve special mention.
 Arithmetic papers by George WiswelI, Olney Rudd, Llmar Parker, Lillian Russell and Ruby McCol!ister, with others, are very worthy examples of school work
 Quotations by the pupils, oI the best thoughts given us by Prof. Hartzog constituted the opening exercise the following morning. The singing by the pupils of Miss McShane,s room was also special feature ef thls mornings exercise. The songs were selected for the occaslop,