The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-27
MANY CHANGES
IN FACULTY OF
MINOT NORMAL
President Crane Gets Leave
Of Absence For One
Year

Minot, N D., June 27.--The CLOSING
or the state normal school sees q mum
Der Of changes in the faculty. Presi
dent Cranes leave of absence for 8
years study at Columbia university
has already been announced. Acting
President, A. @. Steele is expected tx
arrive this week.
George Altman, who has been II
J charge OF the physical education de.
partment since the opening of the
school, has resigned to take effect a.
the close OF summer school He plans
to complete his medical course as 9
preparation for his work as director
OF physical education.
Miss Miller Resigns.
Miss Eula J. Miller, first-grade
critic and principal Of the model
school, has resigned, to take effect
this week. Her service in organizing
the model school and in the general
work of the institution has been of
great value.
Miss Elsie ]. Cook, critic of the
year in study and additional prepara-
ton for her work. Miss Cook has
been an efficient and valuable mem
Der Of the teaching staff
p. 0. Mehl, who has been the sec
rotary OF the normal for the last two
years, sewers his connection with the
institution on July to take work
with the Minot Farmers Central
bank.
Miss Isabel J. Devine critic teacher
In the third and fourth grade, has
been granted leave of absence. She
has been connected with the school
since its beginning.
Miss Eva Lee Norton, secretary to
the president, closes her term of SER
vice this summer.
Goodman to Be Secretary.
With the resignation of Miss Miller
as principal Of the model school. Miss
Mary @. Rud takes charge of the pri-
mary room and principalship of the
model school building. Miss Lenna
M. Stiles will be the critic teacher for
the eighth grade, beginning Septem-
Der /. John Goodman will assume the
duties of secretary Of the school
George E. Mueller will take charge Of
the physical education department
during the summer session and A.
Windell Bell, who has been clerk in
the general Office will be the secre-
tary to the president.
Summer Announcements.
The summer session of the normal
school opened today and will continue
for six weeks, closing August z.
This session is conducted in Coop
Grafton with the counties in the
northwestern quarter Of the state, in
GLIDING Bottineau, Burke, Divide, Nc
Henry, Mckenzie, Mclean, Mountrail,
Pierce, Renville, Sheridan, Ward, Will
liams and Wells.
The faculty for the summer school
will include the following: DR.. A. G.
Steele, conductor; William F. Clarke,
supervisor of practice and profession
al subjects; Julia G. McDonough,
English; Huldah L. Winsted. geog-
raphy; Herbert c. Fish, history;
Harland w. Corzine, manual training;
Bessie Johnson, science; Supt L. H.
Darling, Bottineau, civics; Supt
Frank r. Weber, Drake, ---chology;
Supt. Louis P. Linn, Kenmare, history
of education; Miss Elizabeth M. Gill,
Williston, geography, language, gram
education, physiology and hygiene;
Mrs. Amy M. Simpson, music and
drawing; Supt. Bruce Francis, Minot
city school, pedagogy; Supt. ]. H.
Cotton, New Rockford city school,
science and penmanship; James M.
Macarthur, agriculture; Eleanor G.
Bryson, domestic science; Miss Mollie
M. Basing, Jamestown, primary meth
DDS and construction; Supt. V. F.
Goddard, Crosby, mathematics; Hazel
McCulloch, critic teacher; Mary G.
Rud, critic teacher, principal of model
school; Elsie J. Cook, critic teacher;
Johanna G. Soland, critic teacher;
Ethel Lee DERRICK, matron- precep-
tress; John Goodman. secretary to
the school; Miss Helen j. Hover, Ell
Paso, Texas city schools, physical
education and assistant matron; Miss
Lucy I. Cockburn, Darlington public
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A. Windel Bell, secretary to the presi-
dent