The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-07-24
PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR
AT THE FORT HAYS NORMAL.
Dean of Women is Coming

lean OF women Is coming
Work in the various departments
of the school as well as the personel
of the faculty will be somewhat
changed next fall. New equipment
will be installed and new courses
offered.
Mr.. L. D. Wooster who has been
attending the University of Wiscon-
sin the past year, will return this fall
to take up his duties as professor of
the Biology and Hygiene Departments
Captain Rupert will be back to
carry on the R. o. T. C. during the
winter.
All students will be required to en-
roll in at least one activity beginning
this fall.
The Lyceum Committee contracted
for $1,000 entertainment course for
this coming school year.
Miss Agnew will return this fall to
fill her place as Dean of Women in
the Fort Hays Normal School.
Over one hundred of the summer
school students have announced their
intention to take correspondent work
in the Department of Education dur
ing the winter.
Miss Barns will be the new teacher
in English for the coming school term
taking the place of Miss Grass. Miss
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Chicago to continue her studies the
ensuing year.
Miss Rachel White secretary at the
general office, of F. H. n. has resign
ed her position for the following year.
She refuses to give any information
of her future plans which keeps
everyone guessing.
President Lewis is planning to add
to the Faculty, language teacher for
next year.
The Domestic Science rooms will
have new equipment and will be re-
modelled to some extent for the open
ing of the fall term in September.
The rooms are to be finished in white
enamel and the new desks that have
been ordered are to have glass tops
New electric plate ovens will be add
ed to the equipment. Another feat
ure in this department will be the
model dining room and kitchen.
The laundry work has been trans
ferred to the Domestic Art Depart
ment. The laundry will be on the first
floor of the main building. The
course is for the college department
for the second semester; the enroll
ment in this class will be extended to
thirty two.
A third member has been added to
the Domestic Art and Science Dept.
for next year. She will offer a mil
linery course in the fall, that will be
open to students having two courses
in Domestic Art. She will also teach
Dietetics and Home Nursing.
AL boys taking athletic work next
year will be required to take swim
ming. Also all boys enrolling for
next year at F. H N will be required
to take personal hygiene.
A class in Camp Fire Work and
Organization was organized this sum-
mer under the direction of Miss
Dunn. This class will be continued
next fall. The ten girls studying this
course this summer will organ
ize camps next year.
The National Athletic Badge test
was given TO the Camp Fire girls of
this city, Friday evening, July 10. A
picnic was also given in connection
with the Badge test This is only one
of the activities accomplished this
summer. In addition they have Sc
cured the cottage at the city play
ground to be made into permanent
quarters for all the camps of Hays.
Miss Dunn's method classes have
worked out four projects the last
week based on free hand work usu-
ally in the first four grades. The
miniature circus with its great tent,
cages of wild animals and trainers
show great skill in construction
Special certificates will be granted
in Domestic Science due to the fact
that new courses are added in Home
Economics.
Bacteriology will be taught again
next year and new course in Organ
ic Chemistry will be given.
New Apparatus amounting to
$1,000 will be added to the bacteria
logy and chemistry laboratory next
year.
The Library in Home Economies
has been gone over and new books
have been added.
A special course in commercial
lettering and engrossing will be given
next year to corelate with the COM
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