The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-10-13
new MEMBERS OF
FACULTY AT WORK

FACULTY AT WORK
During the vacation period Presi-
dent C. e. Allen supplied the Times
Record with a brief sketch Of each new
member of the faculty who is now at
work at the State Teachers College.
We are using this material with little
change. In addition to these new
names we print the names Of the "old"
members:
Miss Cranz returns to the depart
ment of Hygiene and Physical Educa-
;; ton after a year of study in Teachers
College, Columbia University. Miss
Emma Stevning has been granted
leave of absence for the coming year,
and will take courses at the University
of Wisconsin.
Of the forty-nine faculty members
named, twelve are new to Valley City.
Bess Lee Powell, who takes Mrs:
Esther Clark Nelson's place as head
of the department of Home Eco
nomics, is a graduate of the Warrens-
burg, Mo. State Normal School, has
the Phi. B. degree from the University
of Chicago, and has done graduate
work at Columbia. Miss Powell comes
to Valley City from the University Of
Porto Rico, where she has taught
home economics for the past two
years.
Alma May GAM comes to our de-
partment of Home Economics from
Alma, Wisconsin. She has taught
home economics in the Buffalo County
Training School for the past three
years, and was in the department
here during this summer quarter. Miss
CAM is graduate of Stout Institute.
Josephine Nelson, r. N, is grad
uate Of St. Mary's Hospital, Mime
apolis. She will have charge OF the
infirmary in West Hall, and will as
sist in examinations and do follow-up
work at the college.
L. Elizabeth Evans has an A. B. de.
gree from Mt Holyoke College, and
an A. NJ. from Columbia. She has had
several years of teaching experience,
and was last year instructor in Eng
lish at Oberlin. g
l.. E. Wright will have charge Of
the college band and will give private
and class lessons in band instru-
ncIlLSs V4Is VIASAI SOAACo w SAhS IVA
lege from Wolf Point, Montana:
Ina C. Robertson will teach geo.
graphy during Mr.. Switzer's leave OF
absence. Miss Robertson is grad
uate of the University Of Illinois,
where she specialized in geography:
She has taught for several years, and
during the present summer she was
| teacher of geography in the State
Teachers College at Charleston, Ill:
Beulah Brunner comes to our Junior
High school from similar>position in
| the Teachers College at Maryville,
Mo. She has the B. S. Degree from
Teachers College, Columbia Univer-
Gertrude Vanderhoof has taught for
several years in Saginaw, Mich, and
most of her teaching has been done in
Junior High School grades. She holds
the A. B. degree from the University
of Michigan, and has done some grad
uate work there.
Ruth A. Bone is a graduate Of the
State Teachers College, St. Cloud:
Mimi, and of the University of Min
nesota, where she received the b: >:
in Education degree. She has had
four wears of teaching experience IN
Minnesota.
Carrie A. Proctor comes from Au-
rora. ILL.,, where she has been Y. W.
C. A. general secretary. She is grad
uate of the Potsdan, N. Y. Normal
School, holds the A. B.. degree from
Michigan University, and has had nVe
wears of experience as critic OF inter.
mediate grades in normal schools at
Cape Girardeau, Mo-, and MT. Pleas
ant, Mich. ~.
Ladonia Murphy comes from Mary
Vile. Mo-, where she has been teach
ing in the primary grades Of the State
Teachers College Of which she IS a
graduate. She is prepared to teach
drawing and will have charge OF the
art work in the lower grades OF the
training school. In addition to the
rapular teachers named above, two
Musicians will be selected to give
medical examinations to all men and
women students, and dental exam
| iner will be appointed.
Mr.. Thomas B. Kemp takes the po-
sition in the piano department former
lv held by Mr.. H. S. OLSON. Mr
Kemn is a graduate of the Peabody
Conservatory Of Baltimore, Mary
land, and comes to the college with
splendid training. He has also done
a year of graduate study in New YORK
The faculty list is now as follows:
J. H. Seymour, Agriculture.
Mary G. Deem, Art.
Anna K. Cook, Commerce.
Villa M. Dush, Commerce.
! Cora J. Thompson, Commerce.
| G.. =. Kjerstad, Education:
Edith Van Middlesworth, Education
w. M. Wemett, History.
Mary Patton, History, Dean OF
Women.
Bess Lee Powell, Home Economies.
Alma May CAM, Home Economies
f. C. Spalding, Hygiene and Phy-
sical Education. ,n,
Ruth B. Cranz, Hygiene and Physi-
II 1nez Noll, Hygiene and Physical
Education.
Josephine Nelson, Nurse and Assist