Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-03
state NORMAL
HAS NEWT TEACHER
Mrs. Sara Sherman-PryOr Sc
cured as an Instructor
In Reading

Valley City, n. D., Sept. Mrs
Sara Sherman-PryOr, of the Washing
ton Irving school, New York City, has
been secured as special Instructor in
reading and expression in the depart
ment of English in the state normal
school here and will devote full time
to this work, beginning with the open.
ing OF the fall term, September 80,
according to announcement just made
by President Mcfarland, who is
spending his vacation in the east.
Mrs. Pryor is a graduate Of the
Iowa state teachers college advanced
Latin course, and Of the Columbia col.
lege of oratOry. where she has had
the degree Of Bachelor of Oratory con-
ferred upon her. She has had a long
experience as a teacher of her sub
jects in the schools of Iowa, Illinois,
and Michigan, and is now leaving the
New York position to assume her
new duties at Valley City. Her com.
ing to the Normal school is regarded
as another step in the policy of the
management to bring to the school
the most thoroughly expert instruc-
tors available.
nall, eleven new instructors have
been called to the Normal school for
The fall term to fill vacancies and to
assist in the crowded departments.
This will give the school a faculty
of sixty members to begin the school
year with.
Leonard ]. Call, of Amy, Mich, has
been secured to fill the vacancy of
instructor in mathematics and coach
of the athletic teams. Mr.. Call is a
graduate of the Yale, Mich. high
school, the Micigan state normal COL
lege and the University Of Michigan.
He is severing his position as coach
and director of athletics at Hutchin-
son, Kansas. Mr.. Call was formerly
superintendent Of schools and athle-
tic coach at Roscommon, Mich.
Miss Helen NJ. Crane. of Terre
Haute, Ind. will succeed Miss Phebe
Parker as head librarian and instruc-
tor in library science, coming to the
City position from a similar
one in the Indiana state normal
where she has been employed
for the past seven years. Miss Crane
is a graduate of the University Of
Illinois and holds the degree of Bach
elor of Library Science. She has liso
had experience in the city library at
Moline, III.
Miss Crane will be assisted by Miss
Marguerite Carmichael, of Armenia, N.
d., a graduate OF the Northern I'LL.
nois state normal school, at De Kalb.
and of the University of Chicago. Miss
Andreason of this city, a grad
nate OF the local normal school, where
she has been a special student in T.
brary science, will become second as
in the library.
Miss Bertha A. Newlander, princi
pal and teacher of English in the Graf
ton, N. D., high school for a number
Of years, has been called to the posi-
ton of instructor of English gram
mar in the normal school. Miss New
lander is a graduate of the University
Of North Dakota. where she has also
the teachers course.
Miss Vida C. Austin, of Woodstock,
ILL.,, will assume the position Of in
in biology, made vacant
the resignation of Prof, Nor
ris Johnson. Miss Austin received
her bachelors degree in science at
university, Evanston,
Ill.,, and her masters degree from the
University of Illinois. She is also a
graduate of the Northern Illinois state
school.
Two vacancies in the domestic1
science faculty will be filled by. Miss
Vera Vim, of Aurora, Ind, and Miss
Ethel F. Kendall, of Clinton, la. Miss
Kendall has taken work in home
economics at the University of Wis
consin and is a graduate Of Stout In
at Menomonie, Wis. Miss
VIM has been a student at the
Illinois Woman's college, Jacksonville.
and is a graduate of Purdue univer-
She~>has-had considerable ex-
perience inrthe schools of this state.
Miss Jessie Duncan, of Josephine.
n. D, and Miss Mary Gardner of San
CAL, both graduates of the To-
cal normal school, have been called
as assistants to the critics in the
model school for the coming year.
President Mcfarland, who has been
on an extended eastern trip on his
vacation and in quest of new teachers
will return TO the city early next
week.
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