The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-12
FORMER FACULTY
MEMBERS WHERE?

Miss Esther Jorgensen, B. A., who
was assistant librarian here for a
short time year before last. is now as
sistant librarian in Carleton College
at Mortified, Minnesota.
Miss Harriet B. Gardner, M. s..
who taught home economics in the
Normal School during 1916-19l7, is
still teaching in the Natrona County
high school, Casper. Wyoming.
James Sifton, A. B., Phi. D., was
principal of this school from 1890 to
1892. He writes as follows: my de-
grees are A. B. and Phi. D. and now
NJ. D., having practiced medicine for
seventeen years since leaving Valley
City, N. D. My present address is
Emmett, Idaho, instead of Boise"
The Secretary from 1907 to 1908
was R. R. McFall. His present ad-
dress is 495 Grand st., Morgantown
West Virginia.
Z. Wallace Craig, M. S.. instructor in
biology and psychology from 1905 to
1907, is professor of philosophy in the
University Of Maine which is located
at Orono.
p. w. Fattig, M. S., was assistant in
agriculture from 1916 to 1918. He has
been professor of agricultural educa-
ton in the University of Florida at
Gainesville almost the entire time
since leaving the Normal School. For
the first few months after leaving he
was engaged in extension work for
the Agricultural College at Fargo.
Katie J. Burke, now Mrs. Bruce
Jackson taughtl instrumental music
from 1899 to 1904, Her home is at $40
Tenth E., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Canada.
Ethel F. Kendall, teacher of home
economics during the year 1913-l914
is teaching in the high school at Gin
ton. Iowa. Her address is 416 Sixth
Ave.
Charlotte Rey (Mrs. Thomas W.
Burckhalter) was assistant in physl-
cal education during 191O-191l. her
home is at 300 Coltart Square, Pitts
burg, Pa.
The director of Physical education
here from 1910 to 1914 was Thomas
w. Burckhalter. He is now professor
of physical education and director OF
normal training courses, school OF
education, in the University OF Pitts:
burg. -s.a. 49,, :,
ing School from the fall of 1917 to
June, 1918, was Miss Ella M. ldtse.
She is a teacher in the public schools
of. Eveleth, Minnesota, and may be
addressed at 2O2 Adams Avenue.
In the "Northwest Journal Of Edu-
cation" for April, published at Gen.
,anpk4 on a rnInn0n
article on Miss Candis Nelson, A: M.'
who taught here for six years from
1910 to 1916. We quote: Seattle "a
cific College has undertaken it's share
Of civic responsibility and will open q
new Department Of Education and
Teacher Training ia September: 80:
Y "Miss Candis Nelson, Supervisor OF
in the San Francisco Normal,
has been secured as head Of this new
Miss Nelson brings to
her department thorough prepara-
kion.. both academic and professional.
fn addition to her Masters degree:
from the University Of Nebraska, her
for a doctorate is prac...
ideally complete. She has wide and
varied experience as teacher and as
4 teacher Of teachers. For fifteen
wears she has been Professor OF -Psy-
chology and Director, of Training IN
and State Normals."
There is 4 paragraph giving the
names Of the schools in which she
has worked. The article is concluded
by the following:
"Miss Nelson is contributor to
school magazines and Normal School
bulletins and is considered an author
ty in the modern field of experimental
pedagogy, psychology and child study.
She IS an effective lecturer and public
speaker and is actively interested IN
problems"
Henry w. Lever, B. S., has changed
his vocation from instructor in ply
steal education to that of farming. He
was at v. C. N. two years from 1908
to 1910. His home address is Kipp.
Alta, Canada. He is also trustee Of
The Board Of Irrigation Directors and
his office address is Rooms z to IL,
Oliver Block, Lethbridge, Alta, Can
ada.