The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-11
DAK0TAA,C.
HAS NEW TEACHERS
Six Members of Faculty Re
signed Last Year-Succes-
sors Have Good Records

Fargo. n. D., Sept . 11.-SiX new
members will appear on the aSricul-
tural college faculty this year. taking
the places of those who have resigned.
For many years the faculty at the
farm school has remained practically
unchanged but necessary emergencies
will arise each Year that make Il few
changes unavoidable.
Miss Hoover. who for two years has
filled the chair of professor of home
economics at the agricultural college.
resigned last June so that she might
complete either in the University OF
Illinois or in the Columbia university,
the work that she has SO We'll in hand
for her masters degree.
To fill this vacancy. the college IL
thorities have been able to obtain
Miss Minna y. Stoncr. who for v
eral Years has been at the head of
similar wor in the Oklahoma agricul-
tUral college. Miss Stoner received
her early training in the South Da-
kota agricultural college. from which
She graduated in 1890. She subse-
quentlN spent n Year as a special
student in the state normal at Madi-
son. and one yea is a post graduate
student in the Mary Hcmenway de-
partment of household arts. of the
state normal at birmingham. Mass.
During these Years. she also did spe-
cial work in psychology. the last year
working under DR.. Royce at Harvard.
Another vacancy in the department
OF home economics was created when
Miss Donaldson resigned. as assistant
professor OF domestic science in or
der to marry Prot. G. L. Martin. head
of the department of dairying at the
North Dakota agricultural college. To
succeed Miss Donaldson. the college
has engaged Miss Katherine Jensen of
Buffalo. Miss Jensen graduated from
the North Dakota agricultural college
in 1900. having specialized as far as
possible in domestic science. After
several years of Very successful teach
ing experience. Miss Jensen entered
the University OF Illinois. where last
June h was granted the degree of
master of science in household science.
During the past summer, she has had
charge of the household science work
in the state normal school at EN-
poria. Kas.
Miss Bessie Z. Taylor. who sue
ceeds Miss Jacobson as instructor in
domestic art. graduated from the foul
year course in home economics in
Milwaukee Downer college in June.
1911. During 19l1-12. Miss TAYLOR
took the post graduate work in science
and in domestic art and has spent her
summer in summer school taking
more advanced work in domestic art.
Miss Taylor combines with her train
ing a very successful teaching expert
|ence in the Milwaukee and Amigo.
Wis. high schools.
Mrs. Maize Douglas Rindlaub. who
succeeds Miss Jaredine Thompson az
instructor in freehand drawing and
arts crafts. is already we'll and favor
ably known to the art circles of the
northwest. Mrs. Rindiaub has been a
lifelong student of art and is excep.
honally well prepared for the work
that she is to undertake.. She acaufr.
cd the principles of perspective and
composition at the art institute of Chi
caso n later drew from life under
the late William n. Vanderpool.
Stephen B. johnson comes to the
North Dakota agricultural college to
MI a position hat has been vacant
since Andrew McMeans resigned as in
stfuctor of horticulture a year ago.
MIR. ohnson completed the work re-
CURED Tor the degree of bachelor of
scienc in the Oklahoma AGRICULTURAL
college and since graduation has had
charge Of the horticultural work at
the state orphans asylum at PRYOR
Creek. Okla.
Ralph w. Darner who joins the fac
ulty OF the North Dakota agricultural
college as assistant professor of chem.
lstry obtained his A. B. degree from
Nuremberg college and finished the
work tor his NJ. A, degree in Ohio
state university INK in the university
OF Michigan In 19o5-06 Mr.. Darner
was fellow in chemistry at Ohio state
university and in 19O7-0s was profess
sor of chemistry in Grand Island col
lege. Neb.