The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-06
VALLEY CITY NORMAL


Icome the meeting Of the Southeastern
Educational association last week and
to see so large an attendance. The
programme was strong one and ev-
cry number was such that the teacher
could receive practical help. There
was nothing Of theory in it's general
ties, but the theory, whenever given
was given to justify suggested prac-
tice. The suggestions were such as
| would be of immediate value In the
every day work Of the teacher. To
speak of the papers severally would
take too much time and space. The
school thoroughly enjoyed the meet
| ing with the teachers from the south
eastern counties Of North Dakota and
extend to them a cordial invitation to
meet with us again whenever they can
do SO.
1t seemed that the normal was hold
ing a reunion last week with so many
Of its graduates and undergraduates in
attendance at the educational meeting.
The sessions of the Southeastern
educational meeting were enlivened by
the music and recitations given by the
city and normal schools. The high
school and the normal glee clubs, the
mems quartet of the normal, Mrs.
Travis in a solo, and students from the
department of expression with read
ings gave numbers that were certainly
appreciated.
Miss Emma Nelson and Miss Blanche
Niemeier. students, and Miss Galmon
of the faculty, expect to attend the
state meeting of the Y. w. G. A. in
Fargo the latter part of the week.
Miss Carolyn Medium of the senior
class is substituting in the schools of
Hatton this week.
Henry Tufte is improving after his
illness of the past two weeks. He will
not be in school for few days yet
owing to being quite weak.
The teachers from Tower City came
to the association in an auto. The are
Independent of the railroads.
Improvement in the grounds is be-
ing carried on rapidly. All places
where the new sod was killed by the
severe winter have been dug up and
reseeded and some uneven places are
being leveled. 1t is expected that work
will be begun on the new hospital
as soon as Is possible after the plans
are adopted.
President Mcvey of the university,
delivered very interesting lecture to
those who attended the Southeastern
association last Friday evening. Many
Of the townspeople took advantage OF
the opportunity to hear him and to
take part in the reception rendered
after the lecture. This reception was
q very pleasant hour and the many
were glad of the opportunity to meet
DR.. Mcvey.
The recital given by the second
year expression class, assisted by Mes
danes Ylvisaker. Travis and Tharald-
sen and Mr.. Fox Saturday evening in |
The assembly hall was listened to by |
J large and appreciative audience. The |
following programme was rendered:
Fifth Hungarian Dance. 1885,. Brahms I
Mrs. T. d. Ylvisaker.
rhe Slow race . Harland
Miss Pearl Sondreal
Gentlemen, the King! Is. Robert Barr
Miss Rose Morrison
rhe Last Word. /. Henry Van Dyke
Miss Helen Mcconnell
Vocal Duet-The Gypsies. Bordese
Mrs. Travis and Mrs. Tharaldsen
Violin Solo-The Son of Puszta. Bella
Fred Fox
Observation-Disclosures ata.
caste
Janet Clarke Rosalia .Tuerpens
dadan1a Maude Helen McronneIl
Hiss Burnpus of Boston
Bertha T.ualrAo
fiss Spike Karine Evansor
Hiss Higgins Ida Tandhers
Bridget ........... Pearl sondreaI
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