The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-09-14
OPENING DAY At
FORESTRY monday

Everything is in readiness for the
Fall Term opening Of the Forestry
State Normal School for what is ex-
pected to be the biggest year in it's
history. The dormitory is filled and
the inquiries received about the work
of the school promise we'll for a good
enrolment from the first day.
Those who are obliged to enter late
will be permitted to do so but will
be allowed to take only an amount of
work that will permit the back work
to be made up in the subjects taken.
When students make up work, they
are required to do so per cent more
text book work than the other stud
ents because they have missed the
class work.
Several new members of the facul-
ty will take up their duties here this
week. In the place of Mr.. Ziering will
be Mr.. J. Russell Winslow of Car
thage, Indiana. Mr.. Winslow is a
graduate of Earlham College and has
done two years of post graduate work
in Chemistry in the University OF
Minnesota During the two years of
graduate work he has taught classes
in the University Of Minnesota. He
held a position in the Ordnance De-
partment at Washington, D. c. in
1918. Mrs. Winslow is a musician by
profession and holds degrees in Piano
Voice and pipe organ. 1t is expected
that she will be very helpful in the
musical activities of the school and
community.
In the place of Mr.. Harder, we have
secured Mr.. Alonzo G. Grade for the
work in social science. He received
his Bachelors and Masters degree
from the University of Minnesota and
has completed the academic require
ments for the Doctors degree. He is
the author of several books on 1mmi-
grafton and Americanization and is
also a musician. He plays the clari-
net and saxaphone and comes very
highly recommended.
For the commercial position and as
successor to Miss Lena Cochran, the
school has secured Miss Helen Hal
bersleben of Lincoln, Nebraska. Miss
Halbersleben has done years grad
uate work In the University of Ne
braska and has had approximately
four years of successful experience in
the field of commercial education
She has had business experience In
office work. During the past year she
has been assistant in the Nebraska
School of Business at Lincoln.
The Forestry State Normal is for
tunate in the return of Miss Berg
for the Household Arts work, Mr.
| Hacke for the Mathematics Depart
ment, Miss Riggs for the English De
partment, Miss Solberg as Librarian
and Instructor in High School sub
iects, Mrs. Daniels as instructor II
Primary Methods, Mrs. Mangun as al
rector of Music and Mr.. Leamer al
director of Training. There will bt
one new critic teacher at Centra
School, Miss Amy Cooper, Of West
hope. Miss Cooper has completed tw'
years of preparation in advance of hel
high school diploma. The other teach
ers at Central School remain as las
year, the Misses Catherine and Mar
garet Conoboy and the Misses Rutl
and Lydia Clasen.
The general program as carries
forward last year at Central Schoo
will be continued again this year
Standard tests, educational measure
ments, and meetings of parents will
be provided so that view points ma,
be exchanged to the mutual advantag
of parents and school.