The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-06-21

Cne work ana administration IN THIS
Miss Lenna M. Stiles will be the
critic teacher for the eighth grade
in the place of Miss Cook for the en-
suing year, beginning with September
1917. Miss Stiles has had excellent
preparation for this work She holds
a B. A. degree in Education from the
University Of Minnesota and has had
wide experience in the normal de-
partments of high schools in Mime
sofa and Wisconsin and comes excep-
tionally well recommended.
Mr.. John Goodman will assume the
duties of Secretary of the Normal
School on June 25. He is a graduate
Of Hamline University and an expert
enced bank accountant. He comes
to the school directly from Leonard,
North Dakota.
Mr.. George E. Mueller, who takes
charge of the Physical Education De-
partment on the withdrawal of Mr..
Altman, will be here during the sum-
mer school and will assist nj the de-
partment. Mr.. Mueller is graduate
G. U. of Indianapolis and has had
of the Normal College of the N. A.
teaching experinece in the public
schools and Fairgrounds of Indian
apolis and Cleveland. Coming as
he does from the same school in which
Mr.. Altman received his training, he
is particularly well fitted to carry
on the work of the department along
the lines in which it has been or
ganized.
Mr.. A. Windel Bell, who has been
clerk in the General Office, during the
past year, has been promoted to be
secretary to the president. Mr.. Bell
is a graduate of the Commercial De-
partment of the local high school,
class of 1916, and has shown himself
capable and effective in his work as
assistant.
Summer School Faculty Announce
ments
The summer session of the Normal
School will open June 27 and con-
tinue for six weeks, closing August T.
This session is conducted in co-opera-
tion with the counties in the north
western quarter of the state, including
Bottineau, Burke, Divide, McHenry,
Mckenzie, Mclean, Mountrail, Pierce,
Renville, Sheridan, Ward, Williams,
and Wells. The faculty for the sum
mer school will include the follow
ing:
DR.. A. G. Steele, conductor.
William +. Clarke, supervisor OF
practice and professional subjects.
Julia G. McDonough, English.
Huldah L. Winsted, Geography.
Herbert G. Fish, History.
Harland w. Corzine, Manual Train
ing.
Bessie johnson, Science.
supt. L. H. Darling, Bottineau,
Civics.
supt. Frank R. Weber, Drake, Psy-
chology. g
Supt. Louis P. Linn, Kenmare, His
tory of Education. 1ja2nItafsl
aa Miss Elizabeth M Gill, Williston,
Geography, Language, Grammar.
! George y. Altman, Physical Edu-
cation, Physiology and Hygiene.
Mrs. Amy M. Simpson, Music and
Drawing.
supt. Bruce Francis, Minot City
School, Pedagogy.
Mr., Geo. A. Mueller, Physical Educa-
tion.
supt. j. H. Cotton, New Rockford
City School, Science and Penmanship.
James M. Macarthur, Agriculture.
Eleanor G. Bryson, Domestic Sci
ence.
Miss Mollie M. Basing, Jamestown,
Primary Methods and Construction.
supt. V. F. Goddard, Crosby, Mathe-
matics.
Hazel McCulloch, Critic Teacher.
Mary G. Rud, Critic Teacher, Prin-
cipal Of Model School.
Elsie j. Cook, Critic Teacher.
Johanna G.. Soland, Critic Teacher.
Ethel Lee Detrick, Matron- Precep-
tress. s
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 Schools, Assistant Domestic
Science.
A. Windel Bell, Secretary to the
President.
The men and women who have been
secured in addition to the regular
Normal School faculty are people who
are actively engaged in public school
work. They are acquainted with ac-
tual conditions and offer the fruit Of
their experience to the teachers who
are registered as students in the
Training School. Miss Cockburn in
addition to being Assistant in Home
Economics, will direct canning clubs
I in cooperation with the City Beauti-
flying League. She will thus be an
active factor in the vital question Of
food conservation in the community.
Mr.. Berton Smallwood, Of the Minot
City Schools, is now in charge Of the
vacant lot farming and garden con-
tests. He is serving as an assistant
in Agriculture and it is probable that
he will continue his work through the
summer.
Miss Mollie M. Basing Of the James
town Public Schools, who will be an
instructor in the Summer Session Of
the Normal School, has already arriv-
ed and is spending the few interven-
ing days before the opening Of school
with her friends and in renewing
former associations. ~
Mrs. Florence c. Perkett and Miss
Doris Z. McFadden will be absent dur
ing Summer School. Miss McFadden
her home city of Minneapolis and
Mrs. ,Perkett will pursue graduate
study in Teachers College, Columbia
| University, New York. They will
both return for the opening of the