The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-09-16

SEASON
AT HAND
Fall Terms of Agricultural
and Fargo Colleges Open
Next Week
Big ATTENDANCE ASSURED
Registration Already Under
Way - Changes in Fac
ulty at Both Schools

Students will be arriving in the city
the first of next week with the open
ing of the North Dakota Agricultural
college on Monday, and Fargo college
on Tuesday. Both institutions expect
large enrolment. and SO far an ex-
ceptionally large number of students
has been registered.
This morning Alfred A. Parrot,
registrar of the agricultural college,
stated that the enrolment at the in
stttution is going to be exceptionally
heavy. Registration will be held
on Monday and Tuesday, said Mr..
Parrott. "and actual school work will
be started on Wednesday.
. 'I look for an exceptionally large
enrolment and from all indications
the first days will be twice as heavy
as in any previous Year"
New Faculty Members.
There are a number of changes in
the faculty at the agricultural college
this year, and students who have at
tended the college before will find
large number of new faces in the
corps Of instructors.
The new members Of the faculty are
as follows:
1 Frances Newman Dial is the new
dean Of women.
There is a new professor of home
economics, Katherine Jensen. NJ. S.
Clarence S. Putnam M. D., is direc-
tor of band and orchestral music. DR..
Putnam is not new to the institution,
having been with it for many years.
He was there until a few years ago.
There is a new assistant professor
of physiological chemistry and toxi-
cology. He is Milton Theodore Hanke,
Phi. D.
Harry Lewis Foust. D. V. NJ. is the
new assistant professor of veterinary
science.
Nola Katherine Fromme. B. S.. is
the new assistant professor of DOM
este science.
There is a new instructor in zoology
and physiology. He is Herbert Edmund
Metcalf, B. S.
There is also a new instructor in
hygiene and physical culture for
women. She is Marie Kammeyer, a
graduate of the Sargent School for
Physical Education. 30
Walter Baumgartel. r. 8. isa new
instructor in agriculture and in the
manual training high school
Il There is also new superintendent
Of the girls dormitory. She is Alberta
At the Young Women's Christian
association at the college there is a
neE NlDretary-Lena Rose Meth.
FargoS college opens Tuesday morn
ing under~the most favorable circum-
stances and with the indications that
the present school year will be one Of
the most successful in the history of
the institution.
The institution Is we'll equipped for
its work and has gained a reputation
over the northwest that is most
enviable. One of the things that the
institution has been noted for Is it's
Ia n G q Of oI, al,
is largely due to the excellent faculty
members that are employed.
When school opens on Tuesday the
students will find a number Of changes
in the faculty. These new faculty
members have been selected only after
close investigation and they come to
the institution with the highest of
recommendations, showing them to be
of the high standard that has been
set by the college in the employment
of instructors. The new members Of
the faculty are as follows:
Herman G. Boyle, Phi. D., will have
chargge of the department of sociology
and political science, taking the place
Of Professor Elmer. who resigned to
take place at the University of
Kansas at Lawrence, Kans.
Prof. G. F. Henry will be professor
Of physics and chemistry, succeeding
Professor Wanner in that capacity. He
comes to the institution highly recon-
mended, being a graduate of the Uni
versity of Washington and for seven
years was head Of the science depart
ment Of Reid Christian college at
Lucknow, India. .@'
Edgar Q. Brown will be coach at the
college this year, coming to the insti-
tuition from Washburn college of Tl-j
diana, having made a name for him !
self there and at other institutions.
Miss Marjorie Cook will have charge
Of the physical education Of young
women at Fargo college while Miss
Clara Emerson Of the Latin depart
ment will be preceptress at Jones hall.
Mrs. Emma Brandt will be matron.
In the academy, Miss Ina Johnson.
a graduate of Fargo college last |
spring, will teach English and Ger
man.
Already a number Of prospective
students have registered at the COL
lege and a report from the college |
indicates that the enrolment this COM !
ing school year lis going to be all and
more than was expected.
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