The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-20

& after year or more of prepar'
.tion, teaching and taking a prom
inent place in their locality: Saun-
der Sanders, 'o5, Mollic Stack, '05,
Dora Large, '07, William 1>aughlin,
'0S, Jennie Mcleod, '0S, Eva An
finson, 10, Constance Mcpherson,
10, Clara Sanders. 90, Ida
Skrctting. 10, Francis Smith, 10,
Marie Wagle, 10, Elmer Cowdrcy,
II, Charlse Swanson, II. Iva Cole
man, II and Emma lsensee, '0S.
Many others of our graduates
have taken up special work i'll n'u-
sic, art, domestic science, engi-
neering or law. Lillian Healy, 'o4,
graduated from the Normal, then
studied in the New England Con-
servatory of Music, at Boston and
later did special work in the Con-
servatory of Music at Aurora, III.
For time Miss Healey was an i'll
structor in the Department of 'Mu-
sic Of the Valley City State Normal.
Several of Miss Healey's compost
tons have won the highest praise.
Florence iIedstrom, 10, has a
voice of great promise. She is now
in Chicago under the instruction of
one of the country's greatest vocal
lists and is making rapid progress in
her music.
Claire Codding, 90, specialized in
the Department of Music at the
Normal and at present is an in
structor of violin in Fargo College.
Ruth Briggs, 'o7, took special
work in Domestic Science at Mil
waukec Downer, after graduating
from the Normal. She has been ali
instructor in Domestic Science ii
the Normal at Santa Barbara, Cali
fornia. This year Miss Briggs has
charge of the Domestic Science De.
partment in the High school at De-
lcvan, Wis.
Others who have made specially
| of Domestic Science at the State
Normal school of this CITY are Bes.
sic Butterfeld, '07, Breckenridge
MINI; Amy Gray-Roberts, 'o6
Valley City; Blanche Mason, 10
Kuhn; Marjorie Mcdonald, 'os
Marion; Alma Berg, 10, Urbridgf
Consolidated School and Agne:
Meldahl, 10, Oriska. Several ar(
now studying in this popular de-
partment at the Normal and otlle'
institutions.
Lucille Foster, 10, principal a
Crary, N. Oak, and Florence Stab
lem, 10, who is attending the Uni
versitv of Michigan, took the two
iyears advanced course at the Nor
NAL. Florence Winterer, 'o6, afte
attending Oberlin College went t
the University of Minnesota, grad
uating from that institution.
In art, Vera Bassctt, ,'0S, anc
!Adeline Roth Stern, '0b, stand fortl
in prominence. Mrs. Stern attend
ed the Cincinnati Art School anC
the Prang Art School of Chicago
Miss Bassett, after graduating from
the Normal attended Chicago Art
institute, was chosen as all assis'
tant in the Department of Public
School Art of the State Normal
school. This year Miss Bassett is
instructing and studying i'll one OF
the art schools of Los Angeles, Cal
Among the ranks of the alumni
are found a professional nurse,
Maylne Brady, '07, a graduate OF
the Nurses Training Department Of
the Waldheim Sanitarium and also
a physician, Mabel Holland, '0S.
Perhaps none of the alumni have
received greater distinction since
graduating than Miss Holland. A
year ago Miss Holland graduated
from the Medical course of the
University of Michigan with the
highest honors. She was offered
one of the most desirable positions
given to her class. At present Miss
Holland is one of the physicians in
the Wonen's and Children's Hospi-
tai at Syracuse, New York.
In the business world, John
Mathews, '03, has attained remark
able success. Mr.. Mathews was
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