The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-02-04
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NORMAL !.
SCHOOL,
HAS JtrST ISSUED
II lRpLEETIN NO. THREE
WHAT THE SCHOOL NEEDS
/! Y HI

aTs Set Forth in Dssail and includes
Il tDormiiory fer Men, Another for
ii Women and Inslustrihl Art s
4$E Il Buildiag,
1 Htrhe Eas4 Tennessee State Normal
ssshool haAjust isslsed Bulletin No 3
f4r the castrent yAar. This Bulletin
isEan eightsba pamphlet prepared in
tfke form M questions and answers.
NE several headings are: What the
Nbrma1 School Has" "How the School
gdStiss- Reasoiuifc What the School
Needs, TEENS bfl Admission" "Ad-
ministratieh4 aGourses and Certifi-
Gates. Il Icxpensesand Accommoda-
tions," Spring Term 1915" Summer
Term 1915" and twenty-five Reasons
why the Teachers should Attend The
Normal School,.
Under the head it"What the School
Needs the most Dressing needs are
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given as a dormitory for men, an adj
ditional dormitory for women, an ag-
riculture and Industrial arts building,
and. additional, teachers in the faculty.
The Bulletin also says that a library
and physical training building are also
needed.
The Bulletin says that since the
opening Of the School rs Istjdents
.si.av&f ffsn.> t,,d the AGA u lie Course
atn l;&Yt ra,i I'd Tie Atl l.sas Ger
tijeate, G. ave receiy d ,htE N"rm';,l
diplonlt, q lave been s;',1 SPECIAL
ccitiflc{i-s ii Normal trtfntnE,. and 8
special ,tt,. oates in sefieultnrc.
Answering t1ie question Where are
The graduates Of the School Working
the answer " given that Nearly every
graduate of5the. State Normal School
is now working in the country public
schools in LAST Tennessee j.
/ Among the twenty-five answers Civ
EN- to the question, why Should You
Attend the LAST Tennessee State Nor
NAL School" the following are found:
Because it is in the closest touch
with tho educational system in East
Tennessee, is intimately acquainted
! with the needs of the public schools,
and is seeking in every way to meet
them"
Because no other schod in East
Tennessee offers educational advan-
tages comparable to those of the Nor
NAL School at the same cost.
Because the Normal School is not
sble to supply with its graduates the
demands made upon it for teachers.
Because new classes are organized
each term to suit the needs of new
students.
! Because the Norma lSchool stands
for better school houses, better teach
| ing, modern courses of study, better
! health, better homes, and better liv-
| ing for East Tennessee and for the
State
"The Bulletin further shows that the
total resources OF the Normal School
on January 1, 1915, amounted to $780,
900, and that of these resources Hon.
George L. Carter; Johnson City, and
Washington county have contributed
| $20O,0
Each year since the establishment of
the State Normal School an extension
week relating to agricultural and in
dustrial subjects has been observed
at the Normal School. This course
has brought together not only the stu
dents and faculty of the Normal
School, but many citizens from outside
the school. The ennual extension
courses for this year will be observed
beginning February 23rd and continue
through February 27th. The exercises
will begin at 1:10 each day and will
be held in the School auditorium. ALI
regular afternoon classes for these
days will be dismissed so as to give
opportunity for all teachers to he rrcs-
ent. The complete program is as fol-
lows:
| Extension week at the East Tennes-
see State Normal School, February 23-
81, 1:10 to 300 p. m. daily.
Tuesday.
Girls Tomato Clubs-Miss Virginia
P. Moore, Extension Representative,
University of Tennessee.
The School as Social Center-Pro-
fessor F. w. Alexander. Professor Of
Rural Education, East Tennessee
State Normal School.
Schoo. Improvement Association
Miss Margaret Fain, Principal of the
Columbus Powell School. Johnson City
Wednesday.
The Reorganized Curriculum of thv