The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-26
Moorhead News
.SUPT. SCHULZ ON
SOCIAL SERVICE
MAsTERFUL ADDRESS BY STATE
SUPERINTENDENT TO SUMMER
SCHOOL GRADUATES AT THE
NORMAL THIS MORNING AT IN
TEREsTING EXERCISES.

Distinctive and interesting exercises
were held at the state normal school
this morning tt mark the closing of
possibly the most successful summer
school ever held nder the auspices of
the institution so ably presided over by
Pres. F. A. Weld. The auditorium was
crowded with the several hundred
which formed the student body and the
cIosest was bestowed on the
pr2ceedlngs from beginning to ond.
The address for the occasion was
delivered by Hon. c. G. Schulz, state
superintendent OF public instruction
Tor the state of Minnesota who o for
the advantages and benefits to be de-
rived from working for others. Mr..
Schulz, In a mastery unfolding Of his
theme cited Jane Adams of Hull
Barton, who attained positions of dis
JUNCTION n fame because they work.
ed for others and there were the same
opportunities TO those whom he was
spirit. Concluding the speaker force
tuLly referred to the n OPP
there were for all classes
In Minnesota He told those before
him who attended merely the summer
school term to take advantage Of the
helps there would come ever from the
work done during the six weeks at
their disposal and he hoped 1t may be
III incentive TO return TO. the bCnOO
and better complete the work begun.
Mr.. Schulz paid a very high tribute
to the work done at the Moorhead nor
NAL by Prof. =. I, Reed, who lis soon
to drop the thread of educational work
here to take up one upon which rested
greater responsibilities in one of the
far western states after a service of
distinction in the school work in Min
nesota.
President Weld. in a brief talk, urged
the ~depating graduates and teachers
to take the creative attitude in their
school work-teachers of today must
tain a stage Of ~nonentity. There must
be individual effort all along the line
and the creation OF new ideas, During
the exercises Miss Dora Hanson con
tribute a beautifully rendered vocal
solo to an accompaniment by Miss
Emma Kuhfeld and Professor Powers
of the music department, was well re-
ceived in songs ~splendidly interpreted
n he was accompanied by his wife;
At the close there was an informal
reception in Wheeler hall where the
teachers met Mr.. Schulz and at which
light refreshments with Ice cream was
served. The graduates were as fol-
lows:
Three Year Course.
Nellie A. Alexander, Orleans; Hukhah
A Bjorklund, Henning; Mary H. Buck
ley, G~raceville; Jessie Q. Ellis, Water
town, s; D.; Gertrude Hustad; Battle
1 A0NS SSN vi AlAo AAOASbONs Il III
Maude c. Medium, Barnsville; Adeline
McMannis, Brainerd; Margret c. Mar
pie, Wendell; Alma L. Melbostad, VOL
verton; Nellie B. Smith, Moorhead
Francis G. Stalley, Moorhead; Florence
G. Stavely, Mapleton; Sigrid A. Ander-
son, Red Lake Falls; Gracis M. Burns
Graceville; Agnes M. Claypool, Mime
apolis; Mary Hoag, Fargo; Mildred L
Ingle, Fargo; Nellie Hoag, Fargo
Clara H. MCGUIRE. East Grand Forks
Grace M. Mcintyre, Fargo; Mable A
Olson, Benson.
Advanced Course.
Martha .. Anderson, Fosston; Ann;
J. Costello, Sank Center; Florenc,
Farnham, Glenwood; Mable o. Carman
Fargo: Nina Hagen, Plummer; Ada r
Hudson, O~rtonville; Chester M. J
Mathison, Perley; Maruis ROLAND
Thief River Falls.
New Podc Chief at GAINESVILLE.
A. D. Forsythe has resigned his posi-
| ton as chief of police at GAINESVILLE