The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-09-21
lege in the class of 1922.

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leave of absence for year of study,
and will probably go to the University
Of California. Her work will be taken
over by other teachers in the depart
ment, since the first year of prepara-
tory work is being dropped and will
not be offered for the coming year. A
new teacher is being added to the de-
partment Of English. Miss Marion
D. Robb, graduate of the State
Teachers College of Winona, Mime
sofa, and of the Leland Powers School
of the Spoken Work, Boston, has been
employed as teacher of expression
and dramatics. Miss Robb has taught
her chosen subject in the Teachers
Colleges Of Winona and Moorhead,
Minnesota, and during the past year
has done special work in her line at
the University of Minnesota. The adj
dition of courses in expression will
be popular thing among the stu
dents, and will attract a number of
people to the college who are inter-
ested in dramatics and expression.
The conservatory Of music will
have two new teachers. One is Mr..
Adrian Pouliot, who takes the place
of Mr.. Kemp, who has left the COL
lege to take position in music
school in Duluth Mr.. Pouliot has a
Bachelors degree in music from the
University Of Kansas, and a diploma
from French conservatory, having
spent the past year in foreign study.
The other new teacher is Mrs. Flor
ence Hedstrum Morsbach, who is not
new to Valley City and College peo-
pie, as she left the College only two
years ago after having taught voice
in the conservatory with remarkable,
success. Mrs. Morsbach returns to
the institution after two years of
training in Chicago and Naples, Italy.
At Naples she studied under one of
the greatest teachers in Italy, if not
on the continent Of Europe, and Mrs.
Morsbach is said by competent critics
to be one of the best opponents of the
Italian Bel Canto ever trained by her
eminent teacher.
Because of the resignation of Miss
Crane, who goes to the public library
of Detroit, Michigan, after several
years Of service here as head libra
rian, Miss Mathilde Maier has been
employed as assistant librarian, Miss
Cranes place being taken by Miss
Bess Lowry who has been connected
with the College for the past three
years. Miss Maier is graduate of
the Peabody College for Teachers at
Nashville, Tenn, having Bachelors
degree from that institution. She has
had special library training at Nash
Vile and in the University Of Texas,
and has had considerable practical ex-
perience in library work.
During the absence of Miss Brun.
ner, head critic of the junior high
school, who has been granted leave
Of absence for one year of study in
Ohio State University, Miss Harriet
L. VIM will be the supervisor of the
junior high school. Miss VIM has a
Bachelors degree from Goucher Col
lege, Baltimore, and Masters de-
gree from Columbia University. The
assistant critic of the junior high
school will also be new, due to the
fact that Miss Osborn: last years cri-
tic, was recently married and so is
not remaining with the College. Miss
Luella J. Hall, graduate Of the COL
lege in 1912, who has the B. A. and
M. A. degrees from the University Of
North Dakota, will be the new assist
ant critic in the junior high school.
Because of the resignation of Miss
Bone, who left at the end of this year
to take position in the Teachers COL
lege at Moorhead, Miss Lillian E.
Dunning has been selected Co, the po-
sition of assistant critic in grades
five and six of the Training School.
Miss Dunning has the B. S. degree
from the University Of Missouri, and
has had several years of teaching ex-
perience.
Another new teacher is Miss Tena
Anderson, who has been selected to
offer courses in observation prelimin-
airy to the actual work of teaching in
the Training School. Miss Anderson
comes to the College with Masters
degree from the University of Mime
sofa, and with several years of sue
cessful teaching experience.
Preparations are being made at the
College for record breaking enroll
ment All indications point to a de-
cided increase over the very large en-
rollment Of last year. All dormitory
rooms were engaged many weeks ago,