The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
TEACHERS FOR
THE NORMAL
LIST OF THE RECENTLY SELECT
ed FACULTY FOR THE STATE
NORMAL AT SPEARFlSH

Philosophy Of Education, Principles OF
Teaching.
Margaret A. Thompson, Vice Pres
idenr-Dean of Women, Literature
and History.
Martha NJ. Williams = Chemistry
and Foundations in Science.
F. J. Neutrality-suspicious. Method,
and Superintendent of Training De-
partment.
Kate G. Scott-Head of the Depart
ment of Mathematics.
j. c. Lindberg, Registrar-Gram-
mar, Rhetoric and Literature.
Lynn p neutrality-suspicious. of the
Elementary Teachers Course.
Ethel Lee Howie-History, Political
Science and French.
". T. Mocre-Latin, and Physical
Training
Charlotte Elliott = Geography, Bot
any and General Biology.
Lyle Hare NJ. D.-Physiology, Hy
giene, Sanitary Science, and Physi-
cal T aiming.
Arthur G. Kennedy-German and
English.
O. T. Swanson-Head of CONNER
cial Department, Mechanical Drawing.
Lillian B. Forde-Drawing and Art
instruction.
A. D. Humbert-Geology, Agricul-
culture, and Physics.
Ada G. CHARACTERIZATION. Public
Speaking, and Physical Training for
Girls.
Charlotte A. Raymond - Domestic
Science and Art.
Eva Wiyall-Assistant in Mathe-
MATES.
Edward S. Luce-Director of School
of Music, Leader of Band and Orches-
ira.
Elizabeth e. Luce-Vocal Music.
Helen Fowler-Piano.
Olive Nj. Warren-Assistant in Eng
lish and in domestic Science.
Ida Henton-Assistant in Bookkeep-
ing.
C. Sandall-Nlanual Training, SUI
perintendent of Buildings.
Emma MISUNDERSTANDING to the
President, Stenography and Type
writing.
Jane L. McGrath-SupsIviso of
First -Four Grades of Training School.
Faith Powell-Critic Teacher in
Third and Fourth Grades of Training
School.
Margaret Black-Critic Teacher in
Fifth and Sixth Grades # Training
School.
Marie j. Dorland-Critic Teacher in
Seventh and Eighth Grades of Train
ing School.
Miltanna Rowe-Librarian Library
Science.
Edna Patterson-Assistant Libra
Five of our present teachers,
Misses Thorpe, Johnson. Koontz and
Beck, and Mrs. Mccarthy, declined
reelection Five new teachers were
elected in the places OF those re.
signing. and the size of the faculty
was increased by the election of four
new teachers for new positions, max
ing the number of teachers in the fac.
ultv for next year thirty-one, as shown
above.
The new teachers are:
Edward S. Luce, who will be direc
tor of our school of music. Mr.. Luce
is a graduate of the New England
Observatory of Music, Boston, and has
taken years of postgraduate work in
music at such institutions as The
Northwestern University School Of
Music and The American Institute OF
Normal Methods. He is great or
ganizer and leader, and is now In
charge of the Doane College Con
servatory Of Music
Elizabeth E. Luce, who will teach
vocal music and methods in pubic
school music. She is v.ry fine voca
soloist. and has had full courses in
music and graduate courses in the
same institutions as Mr. Luce.
Ada G. James, elocutionist. Miss
James is a graduate of the School Of
Expression, Boston, in the courses fol
dramatic artists, and has won higf
praise as teacher and dramatlst
and as musician as We
Eva Winyall. department OF mathe
MATES. Miss Winyall is we'll ant
very favorably known in Spearfish
She now has degree from North
western University where she made
mathematics major study.
Marie j. Dorland, seventh ant
eiss- grades of model school. Mis-:
Dorland is a graduate of two of thu
best state normal schools in Amer