The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-03
A. c. FRESHMEN Will
REGISTER Sept.
CLASSES ON SEPT. Is
Freshmen Get. Together Meet.
ings Scheduled for Septem.
Der 22, e and "a
GIRLS WILL MEET SUNDAY
Early Indications Show There
viii Be Considerable In.
crease in Students

September Goth and 2ist are regis
tration days for the freshmen at the
North Dakota Agricultural college,
while September 23rd and oath are
registration days for members Of the
upper classes. school officials n
nounced today.
Glass work for all classes will start
September 25th.
Special meetings and entcrtail-
mcnts have been arranged for the
freshmen on September 22nd. 23rd,
and oath. This will give them q
chance to get acquainted with each
other, with the faculty, and to learn
some of the college customs, activities,
rules. and regulations.
On Sunday. September 2lst. the
freshman girls will be the guest Of
the Y. w. G. A. for breakfast, while
tho boys will be the guests Of the 7.
NJ. G. A. The college will entertain
the freshmen at dinner or Sunday.
At 4 o'clock Sunday. the freshmen
will be taken for a drive around Far
go to see the parks, residence and
business sections.
On September 23rd and oath. diff
| ferent members of the faculty will adj
! dress the freshmen on college procc-
| dure, college customs. student activi-
ties, student health program, and So
cial programs. Social sessions will al
so be held.
An unusually large number of re-
quests for information regarding
courses has been received. according
to A.. H. Parrot, registrar. and a larg-
er number OF applications for en-
trance has been received than usual
which would indicate q considerable
increase In attendance.
The new addition to Science hall Is
being rushed 20 that 1t will be ready
for the opening. The main part Of
Science hall Is being renovated ane
new improvements put in SO that thu
accommodations will be much i'm.
proved. Dean Minard. acting prcsi'
dent. states that.
The room afforded in the new ad.
dition will make possible lahoratoric
and class rooms that have long beer
needed. but that. for lack Of room
could not be provided before
The new addition to the Agricul'
tural building is also nearly done
which will give much needed room
for the agricultural work.
Dean Minard also states.
THE faculty Is now PRACTICAL.
complete. SO that ell will be her
ready for duty when the college op
ems"
Changes which have been workc,
out by the deans or heads of depart
ments with the approval Of the presi
dent and board Of administration fol
/. low:
. New English Instructors
Miss Jessie D. Phillips, graduate 9
the University of Iowa. masters de
gree from Oberlin. two years tcachin
! experience in the University of I'LL
nois, q daughter of the dean of com
, MERGE, University of Illinois, has bee
named to take the place vacated dur
Ing the absence of George H. Lind
!, strom III the department of English
Mr.. Lindstrom has been granted
years leave Of absence for furthe
study.
. Leonard Sackett comes to the de
partment of English from the Univer
Sity of Minnesota. He has cornplet
ed the regular course. majoring ]
English, and has two years Of teach
, ing experience.
Hjalmer Sterile has been appo!nte
' instructor in the department Of ENG
: lish. He has been teaching In til
! English department Of the school
mines Of South Dakota.
School Of Agriculture
Glenn A. Lindsay. at present wit
; the State College Of Pennsylvania, wi
succeed Dr.. H. b. Thornton in the de
: partmcnt Of bacteriology. School
Agriculture. Mr.. Lindsay has ha