The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-11
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Mayville, NORTH Dakota.

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| The summer school executive com
mittee met in President Carhart's Of
nee on Thursday of last week. All
members Of the committee which con.
sists of State Superintendent Stock.
well. Superintendent Heller of Trail
county, Superintendent Hasselquist Of
Steele county, Superintendent E. c
| DISCARD of Nelson county and Joseph
Carhart, were all present. Arrange.
ments were made for the usual sum.
mer session to be held in July and
August.
Superintendent Stockwell made some
interesting remarks to the school dur
ing the chorus period on Thursday.
Prof. Schultz of the Lakota schools
was a visitor on Thursday and adj
dressed the school during the general
exercises.
DR.. NJ. H. Scholberg of Minot, a
member of the board of management,
leetured to the graduating class and
science students on Monday of the
week on the care of teeth.
The literary society held the usual
term reception on Friday evening of
last week. A book guessing contest
followed by a short program and light
refreshments constituted the entertain
ment of the evening. The party broke
up at about eleven after a very pleas
ant evening.
President Carhart Is very busy 10.
eating the senior class for next year.
The class numbers about fifty-six and
consists largely Of high school and
college graduates and teachers OF ex-
perience who enter the one year pro-
fessional course of the school for
special training in the science and
art Of teaching and governing school.
The unusually large number of re-
quests from school boards and prin-
cipals of school for teachers indi-
Gates the graduates of the school are
making good" throughout the state
and that school authorities have learn
ed that the school is turning out each
year a strong class of thoroughly
equipped teachers. Among those of the
class who have signed contracts for
next year are Mr.. Axel Oftedal,. prIn-
cipal of the Milton school; Miss Marcia
Mitchell and Beatrice Burley,. Cava-
lier: Miss Bessie Holbrooke, Cando:
Miss Frances Gilroy, assistant in the
high school and teacher OF music in
the grades at Mayville; Miss Edith v.
Longfellow, secretary to the presi-
dent of this institution; Miss Bessie
Saely, Hillsboro. Others have been
located but have not as vet signed
contracts.
The board Of management were in
session on Friday and Saturday of last
week. Among other business trans
acted was the election of the faculty
for next year. The faculty given be-
low is the same as at present with the
addition of Miss Longfellow.
Joseph Carhart. president.
Ida b. Moore, latin.
Clyde r. Travis. mathematics.
Edith B. Carhart, librarian and MAN.
ager boarding department.
Jessie G. Childs, English.
Edith NJ. Brant. music. drawing and
penmanship.
Lake G. Watson. supervisor practice
and art of primary instruction.
Myron j. Abbey, natural science.
M. N. Pope, geography and ath-
letics.
R. G: Patterson. history and
economics.
Edith v. Longfelllow. clerk and adj
ditional teacher.
The students had a mass meeting
after study hours ON Monday evenin.
and marched around town calling on
the members of the faculty and the
president of the school demanding
speech of each.
Hon. B. 8. Russell of jamestown, a
member of the board of management
has been a visitor for several days.