Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-12
North Star COLLEGE
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&, Miss Florence Anrahamson, princi-
pal and instructor in Domestic Econ
/, oiny department.
! Miss Agda WennerDerg, principal
OF Music department..
Miss Ella Lundgren, teacher. in aI;1-
sic department..
hrs. q w. sutherl ana, instructor
ii Art Department.
/ DEPARTMENTS North Star Col
lege has number of departments
1 With very complete courses in each ::
/ The Academic in which are offered
the high school subjects; the Prepar-
| atory, with the common school SUBJ
jects; Music, Commercial, Shorthand,
| l'ypeWrlting, with all business SUBJ
]ects: Cooking, Sewing, Fine. Arts
and some work in Home Correspond
ence.
MUSEUM and LIBRARY-The col
lege has splendid Geological Collec-
ton, which will prove to be one of
the best Individual collections in the
state. 1t includes most of the mann
mails and birds native to Minnesota.
There is also collection of skulls Of
over two dozen mammals, collections
OF reptiles, fishes, minerals, curios,
etc.
The Library contains large Gel
lection of books, pamphlets, periodi-
calls, etc.
COLLEGE GROUNDS The North
Star College campus is a nice square
of land within the city limits. The
location is the best that could be
wished for, and the land is rapidly
rising in value. On account OF the
natural fertility Of the soil and the
splendid condition in which it is
found, the grounds can and will be
adorned and made a beauty spot in
comparatively short time. This will
be the easier since the grounds lie
just next to the beautiful winding.
wooded banks of the river, and al
most in connection with the City Is
land Park
BUILDING IS NEW-The new col.
lege building is one of the finest and
most up-to-date in the state. It is
modern in all respects. The materi-
al used is concrete, brick and stone,
with the very best hard wood finish
Oh the inside.
OVTSIDE-The building is four
stories high and has large, attrac-
tive cupola. There are three Ell.
frances, the main one facing directly
the street that leads to the center o.
the city. The building faces a little
to the northeast
ARCHITECTURE The building is
distinctly of the college type. We
have tried to secure 4 marked Swed.
ish architecture, with as much Luth-
eran suggestion ais possible. From
the architectural point of view, the
building is ahead of any other in this
part OF the state. The plans and
specifications have been prepared by
f. u. Halden, Architect, Minneapolis,
MINI.
BASEMENT-The basement is a
full story in height. In it are locat-
ed the large gymnasium, the Domes-
tic Science rooms, one class room,
bath rooms, lavatories, heating plant,
fuel room, etc.
FIRST FLOOR-On the south side
/of the first floor is located four large
class rooms, three Of which will be.
separated by rolling doors. When
these doors are opened, a large and
pleasantly located assembly room IS
obtained. To the right of the front
corridor is the Presidents office and
the waiting room; farther to the right
are the library, the reading room aud
boys coat room. To the left of the
main entrance is the Managers and
Directors room, music studios, book
store, and girls coat room.
SECOND FLOOR-The second floor
is devoted almost exclusively to the
Business departments. On the south
Size are located the large and com
mMdious business room, and the short