The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-08-19
LOOK FOR A
BIG YEAR AT
NORMAL SCHOOL
Complete List of Faculty
Members Announced To-
day by Pres. Weld
Big ATTENDANCE ASSURED
Wallace Rusness of Moor
head to Fill Coaching
Position at Normal

Arrangements are being made this
month for the opening of tNe regular
| fall term of the Moorhead state nor
NAL school Monday. September 4. The
attendance for the coming school year,
it is believed, will be one Of the larg-
est ever enjoyed by the normal and
will compare favorably with the
marked increase made in the school
during the past few years.
DR.. Frank A. Weld, president of the
normal, expressed himself today as be-
ing much pleased with the present
outlook for the coming year. He says
that both the class of students to en-
ter the school and the class of work
to be accomplished will aid greatly in
making the new year a successful one.
DR.. Weld has remained in the city
most Of the time during the summer
attending to details and has made all
necessary arrangements for the years
faculty, which is announced today.
A few changes have been made in
the faculty this year, one of special
interest to local people being that Of
the appointment of Wallace Rusness
as head Of the department Of physical
education for men, filling the vacancy
made by the resignation of Ira Sings
by. who has been the normal coach for
the past two years. Mr.. Rusness is a
graduate of the Moorhead high school
and the normal school. He had ac-
cepted a position at Campbell, Mimi,
where he was to have been high school
principal, but in view of the local Of
fer has decided to remain here. He
has always been one of the leaders in
athletics during his entire school life
and will be an excellent man for the
coaching position as we'll as the other
requirements Of his position at the
normal.
A complete list Of the normal school
faculty for 1867 is announced today
by President Weld as follows
Frank A. Weld, M. A, Ii. D.. presi-
dent.
Caswell A. Ballard, B. S., biological
sciences, chemistry.
Natalie Thornton, B. A., dean of
women, English.
Belle NJ. Deans, Phi. b. superintend-
ent of elementary school.
Katherine Leonard, NJ. A, mathe-
MATES.
Edward R. Collins, Phi. D.. psychol-
ogy.
"Maude Hayes. NJ A., reading.
grammar, director Of extension.
John w. Eek, B. A, manual training.
George 3. Kendall, B. S., physical
sciences, agriculture.
Ida H. Benedict, drawing.
]. Harold Powers, music.
Robert r. Reed. NJ. A. English.
Martha L. Metcalf, B. S., home eco
Monies.
Arthur W. Johnson, B. A. psychol-
ogy.
Allene Cortland, B. A, physical edu-
cation for women.
Stephen S. Visher, Phi. D., geography.
Raymond H. Durboraw, Phi. D., his
tory and sociology.
Ruth Southwick. reading.
Wallace Rusness, physical education
for men.
Allen F. Wood, B. A, registrar, PEN
Mary c. Rainey, B. s., primary de-
Belle Dredge, & A, intermediate de-
Jennie NJ. Sanders. NJ. Di., upper in
termediate department.
Eleanor Osborn. r. S., lower inter
mediate department.
Mary A. Conant. rural education.
Ethel N. Banta, kindergarten de-
partment.
Bessie Hopkins. assistant in home
economics.
Helen HarrIeson, assistant in lower
department.
Helen Welter. +. A, assistant In
English and history.
Wilhelmina Meyer, assistant in kin
dergarten department.
Marsaret Kelly, T.. A, assistant in
department.
Martha AmunGson. assistant in In
department
Mrs Grace Goodsell. assistant IL
brariar
Mile II. Dahl, house director, Com
stock hall
Anna J. Handeyside, accountant.
Wanda S Steger secretary.
Pub" Waldie. clerk il; office.
Frances Lindblom, resident nurse.
*LeaVe of absence.