Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-06
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The tenth annual meeting Of the
Northwestern Teachers Association.
which was held in the State Norma.
School in M!not last week, was COZ
coded to be the most successful IN
lis history. The attendance reached
The unprecedented number OF SD,
while the program a. unusually rica
in excellent papers.
The two principal speakers were
Judge Marcus kavanaush Of Chlca.
go who gave Two addresses, anu
Maria l., Sanford, Professor Emeritus
Of the University Of Minnesota. VINO
! smoke On G~owth-The Teacher 5
Duty" In the resolutions adopted
nv The association especial gratitude
10 the Normal school was expressed
for making Professor S%anfords ap-
pasrance on the program possible,
Mr. j, Z, Coad, OF the University
Extension Division, was IN attend
ance, as was also State Deputy ",
T., 7 a. S3.S Ia lslslAil- M 2AIA -
Mcdonald, State Rural Inspector
The reception to the members CT
the association by the Normal School
faculty was we'll attended and appar-
entity very mach enjoyed.
The High School declamalory con
lest on Friday night resulted in MI
Dots getting first place in both tn
boys and girls groups. Adellne Beal
winning among the girls, and Harold
Shaft. the boys. Flaxfatn, Towne'
and Winston had some strong rep
-esan1atives in the contest
The Field Meet on the Norma
School athletic field close6 the week
events. Thirty contestants ~enternE
and some good work WAS done.
Although The day VAS aisagreesSk
the association visitors attended the
meet.
The following is the official rec
ord Of the meet:
1fA yard dash-Charles BRADLEY.
willis1oIn- Kent Hursess, Velrar H
Gla5s6aL, Minal
Hall m5la -u1-L. Hayes, Minot
Verne Booth. Nrlra, IL Nichols, M
not.
4sD yard run-Kan1 Burgess, Ns2
We l.. Hayes, Minot; H. Nichols
Nino1.
Nala run-ge-aa Booth, TalTac
Lawrence Booth, Nalras L, HIVES
T1no-.
aaR ward dash-ChMles Rraslss
KTIhsann, II Niclhols. NIno.; a
Grass, Ana1nassa.
1sala vEu11-W5ITiam Penn, sesra,
f Sherman, Misot; Clarence Anhs-
snn, Eslva.
Trimming hnaaa 7nnp-N Kenpa-
N11o1- II. 8laisdeal,, ainots r. Ena-
gers, 4ino1-
Iurr5ne aish Jump 5ilia-7
Pam. Talvs- c, Vincent, Mino1S r
Rndea-s, NInnt,
52IrIms- Thrnw-c. Anderson, Vst
We NJ. Aemoer, M1no1- Il, Nicha1S.
Mimi.
Shot ru5-N Nampa-, Manoi: c.
Anderson. Felvas A, Cross, Ana,
nlnass
Discus lh-ew-C- Anderson, Gelva~
r. Sherman, NannlS M. Hsmpsr, Nj
nfI,
One mile relay race-Nnn by Nj
no.
Total points mahe-Anamaase =
Ninnt ~. Nalva, A. WiIistnu 10
President Crane went To WaShnhrr.
Monday 10 mem with The countT CON;
mssinnt~s re,sT5ve 10 having MGlyeHn.
county affiliate vifh the N~nrthves;>
arn Summer Sehnnl, which opens in.
Ninn1 .9Fisx Isl
The following msnhErs NJ Tho 1915
graduating Class have haan aprnirraa
10 teaching pnsisinns 7nr nsNI war
Miss Alice Swansnn, 18th r-afh, Nj,
no.
MIS- Maud Tnmsr- Surrey,
Miss IDA aaI1ra, al and 9Th grades,
rafva.
Miss Katherine Madaan, I'd ana an
grades. nnnnyhronk,
Miss Lois Ring, "a and 9Th grahes.
Columbus,
Miss E~1igahsth Hagen, Intermediate.
rrnhss. Kindred.
Miss Anna Mum, primary grades,
Gardsna.
Nsss nnraafa N4slsnn, sfh and nh
grades, Rav,
Hiss Mildred larnhsm, primary
Burlington,
Miss Mabel shsvalana, SIN, Rot
iiIhaaIl.
Miss Fannie S~revnns, i~nssrnaaia,a
Grade, RnftinaI.