The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-18

time he was irlsmilitary service. Dr.
Kjerstad will devote all Of his tim,
1 toThe teaching Of Education this com
4 ing year. He took his Masters de
gree in Education, and lis well prepar
ed for work in this line as well as il
Psychology 81 n
Because of the resignation Of Mis-.
Cora M. RaWlins, who withdrew from
& the school IN order that she might bt
with her invalid mother, Miss Susar
Nc Coy will be head Of the Language
Department for the conaing year and
Miss Clare M. Young, Of Chamberlain
Y s. Oak, will be teacher Of English II
i Mccoy. Miss Young IS g graduate q
this institution, having compile eted toul
Standard course in 1912. She has
since received q Bachelors degree
from the University Of Minnesota
] and has had several years Of exper-
fence in high school teaching.
Miss Paula M. Kitte1 has beer
granted al leave of absence for one
year for the purpose Of study in the
University Of Chicago. Her place will
be taken for the year by Miss Mary
Beall Sheridan, who comes to Valley
City from the State Normal School at
Carbondale, III. Miss Sheridan is 9
graduate Of the University Of Illinois.
~ change has been made in the plan
Of management Of the dormitofies. In
stead Of having all Of the management
in the hands Of one person as hereko-
fore, member Of the faculty will be
head of the dormitories, while q ma
tron will have charge of all house
keeping and business matters. Miss i
4 Lillian Cube elman, Of Minneapolis, will
be the pteceptress, and will teach II
4 the Department Of Languages. Miss
lGubelmania d graduate Of the State
Normal School at arbondaie, lM. !,
and ut the IJniversity pfs lhicag 81, and
B was for several years q teacher sof
Languages in Illinois highs schools, and
! later in the Normal School at Carbon
dale. A year ago she left the insti-
e tuition at Carbondale TO engage in y.
I w. IA. work, and was for some time
located at Duluth as General Secre-
tary. She has more recently been do
ing field work with headquarters at
Minneapolis.
There will be a new assistant liz
sbrarian in the school this year in the
person Of Miss Bess Lowry, Of Lead,
d S. Oak. Miss Lowry is q graduate Of
the IL. & A.: course at the University
{ Of Illinois, and also OF the course in
library science at the same school.
Miss Josephine Wright is with
drawing ffom the institution for the
!. purpose Of stdying music in New York
City. Her place will be taken by Miss
Laura Larsen, who was graduated
, from the Valley City Normal School in
1915, having completed the Music and
Art course here. Miss Larsen's home
is at st. James, Mimi, but she has
been teaching music in Fargo for some ll1'
time. 5ss 5s. i. ia
The Federal Government has made
an appropriation Of $500, 900 per an-
NUN for the estab blishment Of depart
ments .of hygiene, and the ,lnterdepart-
1; mental Social Hygiene BosEd decided
To- select one normal school IN each
state for the esta blishment Of . De-
partment Of Hygiene. The Valley City
Normal Sck0ol has been given this
recognition in North Dakota, and Mr..
Fred %. Spalding, who has beeit ab-
sent for the past year while engaged
III war work, will return to the iiiSti-
tuition u Head 81 the new Department
of Hygiene. It u the plan Of the in
thorough medical aeze llinationg 9hen
he enters tie. scholI sRa DR. Marian
O'Harrow has been secured for the po-
.sition s0f medical examiner and lee
turer son hygiene. Dr. q Harrow p q
graduate of the medical school of the
University of Michigan. She has shmad a