The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-09-04
COLLEGE OF ST. CATHERIN &

this work in the schools. The entire
first floor of the new College Hall is
given over to the department The
rooms provided are: A spacious
kitchen equipped with white enamelled
steel tables; a dining-room for prac-
| tice in serving and arranging table
service; dispensary for home-nufs-
ing course; a laundry fitted with every
convenience; two we'll appointed sew
| ing rooms; Bacteriology Laboratory
and Laboratory for Chemistry of
| Foods.
The courses in the Department of
Expression are arranged in such way
as to meet the demands and needs of
all students. During the coming year
each of the four Academic classes, as
well as the four years of College, will
have class work in Expression, and
while much attention will be given to
the voice program and to the funda-
mental principles which make for ex-
pressive reading, yet not little time
will be devoted to pantomimic express
sion or the liberating of the body in
order that it may adequately express
the spirit by which it is animated
The expression work in the College
classes is given regular credit and stu
dents who prefer may take this work
with a view to receiving diploma in
expression when they have completed
the required course, Adjoining the
splendid new auditorium the students
have at their disposal a beautifully APP
pointed studio and recitation room in
which they may do justice to the work
in hand. The studio has well equip
ped library for the use of the students,
and nothing is left undone to make
the work of the department interesting
as well as beneficial.
The Sister in charge of the depart
ment is a graduate of Doctor Currys
school of Expression in Boston. Miss
Stockwell, the assistant teacher of
Expression, is also a student of Doc
tor Curry.
Of Roman architecture the Jeanne
dare Auditorium stands in effective
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capacity is six hundred. The excep-
tional equipment of the STAGE the fin
est in any school in the Northwest, is
due to the thought and generosity of
the classes of 1914 and 1915.
In September, Miss Began, a gradu-
ate of Doctor Sargent's School in Cam
bridge, will take charge of the Ath-
letics and Physical Training courses.
Tennis Courts, Basket Ball and Volley
Ball are provided for in well equip
ped gymnasium. The grounds of the
College, comprising almost one hum
dred acres, afford ample Opportunity
for out-of-door recreation and exer-
cises.
The Music Department is universal
ly recognized as one of the very best
in the state. The department an
nounces with pleasure a course for the
training of teachers in Public School
Music, to be conducted by Professor
Bruenner, who is in charge of the
Choral Glasses of the College. st.
GATHERINGS offers the strongest course
in the West 1t includes training in
every subject necessary for the teach
er's equipment, covering a period Of
two years. One of the great advan-
tages to students who pursue this
course will be experimental class
teaching of children under the per-
sonal direction of Mr.. Bruenner.
The Art Department offers unrivall-
- 6n Iiro0&iAya rf
Mr. Pousette-Dart the Sisters of the
College give an excellent course in
Fine Art. A special Normal Course
prepares students as teachers or super
visors of art in public or private
schools.
The Faculty.
The Sisters who conduct most of the
classes in the College are thoroughly
trained. All of them have done their
graduate work for Masters or Doctors
Degrees at first class Universities.
Among them are graduates of Column
bia, Chicago and Minnesota Graduate
Schools.
The Philosophy Departments are in
charge of Reverend G. F. McGinnis and
Reverend J. c. Gruden; the Mathemat;
les teacher is Miss Madge Kay, Phi.
D., of Chicago University; the teacher
of Physical Training is Miss Began, of
the Sargent School of Physical Train
ing, Cambridge; Miss Bell and Miss
Clifford, graduates of Stout Institute,
have charge of the Home Economics
department; Professor Leopold Bruen-
ner is in charge of the Choral Classes
and Normal Music Course.