The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-13
MISS DUNLAP
LEAVES NORMAL
Head Of Expression Depart
ment Gives up Work on
Account of Ill Health.

State Normal School, Mayville, Dec.
1S.-Preeident Hillyer was called to
Denver, Col. by telegram on ccoun
of the illness Of a brother.
The Expression class M a recital
on Monday evening when children's
stories were told by h members OF
the class. The selections were taken
largely from the writings of Eugene
Field, ]. w. Riley and r. j.. Steven
son. The lecture room was crowded
by an a~ppreciative audience and that
the stories were we'll told was evil
denced by the complete. carrying away
OF the children who were in the audi
ence. These little guests seemed to
drink In every word and the stories
were realities to them. so we'll did the
class render them. Miss Dunlap is
to be congratulated upon the success
of her instruction.
1t was indeed With regret that the
members Of the faculty, the students
II other friends learned of the resig-
nation Of Miss Dunlap which resigna-
tion is to take effect at the close of
the present term. This step is made
necessary because of the rigor of the
climate. Miss Dunlap has suffered
W attacks of pneumonia and has
advised that it is better not to
risk other winters here. AS was said
above. her friends regret her leaving.
She has been a. member Of the faculty
for the past four years and has de-
veloped the department OF expression
in a very credttable manner. She has
been not only a good teacher but one
who has been very popular with the
students.
The school has received its new
piano for the department OF music
and h musical organizations Of the
school wall find this q convenience in
t3Snt N14Sy will ~ Ahs. L. Ah4s-
sicee.
DIR. Robert Parker Miles was the
attraction at h normal school last
Tuesday evening as the third number
of the lecture course. His lecture.
''Talfow Dips was a most timely and
inspiring address. DR.. Miles has had
the wide experience and the great
powers OF observation and apprecia-
ton that are So necessary to the plat
form lecturer. His lecture Is not like
others. 1t is unique and of the most
valuable as we'll a the most enter
tanning sort. The school was indeed
fortunate in securing him. He again
addressed the students at assembly
period on "Wednesday morning when
his talk OR Opportunity" ave h
students another glimpse into some of
the greater Things In life.
Dacotah Literary society held its
regular meeting last Friday evening
when the program was as follows:
Music-Normal school orchestra.
Reading-Lodge Night in Browns
vile, Miss Huldah Jacobson.
Reading-The Punishment of Rob-
ert. Miss Elsie Sonstenes.
Reading What the Jandtor Heard
Miss Alice KFoster.
Reading-An Evening with Helen's
Baby, Miss Garske.
Music-Normal orchestra.
Reading-An Evening Outdoors,
Miss Dora Leum.
Speech-Open Air Schools, Miss
Anna Halvorson.
The Fortnightly by Misses Mary
Omdahl and Gina Hanson.
Reading-Aux Italteus-Robert Bull
wer Lytton, Miss Dunlap.
This was a program composed
mostly of senior rhetoricals, the only
other numbers being the music and
the reading by Miss Dunlap. This
last selection was especially enjoyed.
Among those who went to Fargo
to attend the Paderwiski concert were
Mrs. Travis. Mrs. Ylvisaker. Mrs. N.
D. Nelson, Miss Hatred Nelson, Miss
Fern Reynolds and Miss Tornbom.
The series of inter class basketball
games IN being played and the last
of the series will occu mex week
Wednesday at 4:15. The students are
manifesting much interest in the
games and they are giving the new
men in basketball a good opportunity
for playing. The results will be an
n neXt week..