Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-23
NEW INSTRUCTORS
FOR STATE NORMAL
designations and Increased Reg.
istrations Bring New Faces :.
to Valley City School. =

Valley City, N. D., Sept 22.-Crowd
ed departments and designations will
bring several new instructors and
assistants to the faculty of the State
Normal school here, when the fall
term opens next Tuesday morning.
In the department of music, Mrs.
Aslaug Olson Wright will succeed
Miss Katherine Fjelde as piano in
structor. Mrs. Wright is a graduate
with first honors of Glenn billiard
Gum and Arthur Oalf Anderson. She
was connected for number of years
with Fargo conservatives where she
became one of the earliest opponents
of normal class work, a movement
comparable with the recently intro
duced After school violin classes
and one that is said will likely re-
wise piano teaching standards.
Prof. Hugh Cowan Souder, of Mil
bank, S. D., has been engaged as as.
sistant in the department of educa-
ton. Mr.. Souder is a graduate of
Maryville college, Maryville, Tenn,
and took the degree of master of arts
from the University of South Dakota,
Vermilion. He had an extensive teach
ing experience in Indiana schools be-
fore coming to South Dakota, where
he taught at Watertown and later be-
came superintendent at Big Stone
City. At the present time he is re-
signing from the SUPPLEMENTARY of
the Grant county, S. D., schools.
Prof. J. H. Seymour, for the past
two years assistant in the depart
ment Of agriculture, has been promot-
ed to succeed Prof. NJ. c. James, who
has resigned to become better farm
ing agent for Barnes couenty. Prof.
Seymour will be assisted by Prof. p.
w. Fattig. who Games from the high
school faculty at Springfield, O. Prof.
Fattig holds the degree of master of
science from Ohio State university,
and has furthered his studies at Cor
nell and Michigan universities. He
has been teacher, principal and SUI
perintendent in Ohio city schools and
for some time taught at Trinity uni
versity, Waxahachie, Tex
Miss Harriet B. Gardner of Ian.
sing, Mich, will come as assistant in
the department of home economics !
to succeed Miss Florence Tllson, who
has become director of domestic
science at Buhl Idaho. Miss Gard
ner is graduate of the Michigan
State Agricultural college with the
degree of bachelor of science and |
took her masters degree from the
Oregon State Agricultural college. For
the past two years she has been di.
rector of home economics at Lincoln
college, Lincoln, ILL.,, which position I
she is leaving to come to the Normal |
school.
In the department of languages,
Miss Florence H. Carroll, of Chicago, !
succeeds Miss Helen NJ. Rand, who
has accepted scholarship at Rad.
cliffe college for the coming year. Miss
Carroll recently received the degree
of bachelor of philosophy at Chicago !
university where she was also elect |
ed to the honorary scholastic fra
ternity, Phi Beta Kappa. She has |
had an extensive experience as tutor
and instructor of foreign languages. |
Miss Lota King, also a graduate
of Chicago university with several |
years of teaching experience will as.
sist in the department of rural school
studies, where Prof. B. A. Wallace
is granted years leave of absence !
to further his studies at the Univers-