The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-13
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and cold water, lockers for eack in
dividual. The toilet rooms are turn
ished with marble and concrete floors
and present a very fine appearance.
Ascending to the first floor the eye
reaches down the long corridor. and
on the north side is stationed long
line of lockers, which are for the
students, and in two rooms leading
off of the corridor are placed more
lockers, with the same thing dupli-
Gated on the second floor, making
about $40 lockers in all. At the
east end of the corridor Miss Putney
has one room for latin and Miss Lotze
for English. AT the west end of
the corridor H. G. Roberts teaches
mathematics in one room and Miss
Mitchell the same in the adjoining
room. At the east end of the corri-
dor on the south side, reached by
a short stairway is the rest room for
the lady teachers, and at the west
end there is a similar room for the
gentlemen of the faculty.
TIL superintendent's room is on
the same floor, and he has a private
office and vault for the storing of
valuable papers. In the large room
is the telephone system which is con-
nected with each of the teachers
rooms in the building, and they can
be conversed with in an easy and
rapid manner. The Frick clock sys-
TEN is located in the superintend-
ent's room, and will be something of
a great improvement on previous
things in the schools. The clock is
known as the program clock, and is
regulated as to strike and sound the
alarm for the students to go to their
class recitals and will sound the
alarm for the dismissal Of the classes
after the regular amount of time has
been consumed by each class. Thus
there will be no delays and there will
be no extensions In the matter of
class hearing. Superintendent Hoh
is we'll pleased with the equipment
in his department and will be able to
conduct the affairs Of the school to
obtain the best possible results.
Principal Manthey's Office and reci-
tation room s adjoining those OF
the superintendent's Office and fol-
the first time the principal Of the
J schools will be given some accommo.
dations.
Ascending q short stairway one Ii
ushereda into the assembly room
which at the present time Is without
desks. owing to the lateness In ship.
! ping OF the inability Of the railroad
no~Nan M IN oct %hor %hrom0h IN <}m<
for the dedication day. The room Il
feet deep which adds that much t.
the length of the room. 1t is wei
lighted with plenty OF handsome cleo
eric fixtures, and its large proper:
tions will serve to overcome the
crowded conditions which have beer
in effect on the west side for SO man,
years. The assembly room will be
able to seat comfortably about $50
pupils and about $50 desks will be
installed. The fine large platform
we'll lighted, will afford a splendid
place for school entertainments
Large and commodious book shelve'
have been built On each side Of thu
room at the front.
On the second floor the science de
partment is located, and it is doubt
full if any high school building in tn,
state is so thoroughly and we'll equip
ped. At the east end of the corrido:
is the biological room in charge o
Miss Chvistianson, which is f1nel,
equipped with the appliances AM
necessary apparatus for producing
the best results. To the south of thi
room is the science department
which now has an equipment that will
bring joy and happiness to tn
science teacher and the students VIII
are under him. Mr.. j. 3. Martin
in charge of the science departments
and both the chemical and physica
: laboratories are going to be as thor
/. ough as n could ask for. All tn
{ equipment is not stationed as ye'
!. but will be in the. course of a fe,
. days. The tables used for exper
= ments are connected with gas an
4 electricity, and with hot and col
: water. Sewer connections are ais
!, made to carry OF waste matter. I
: the chemical department a speci;
ve%ntilating system has been Unstable
: which will carry off all noxious case
( and is operated with an electr
4 motor. Much new equipment and al
: paratus has been purchased for tt
9 department and when it is all il
J, stalled much work can be a
/, complished. Between the physic
4 and chemical laboratories there is
physical lecture room, where NJ
Martin is able to have his class sea
ed. Tablet arm chairs accommoda
the students to take notes during tt
lecture to the classes.
At the west end of the second fo
r are two rooms where Mr.. Linds
g teaches history and in the other Mi
l. Thurston conducts classes in Germ,
!: and English. A sufficient number
= iron lockers have been installed
this floor for the students.
rs On each floor there are two drin
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