Normal Herald V.13 No.1
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Mr. and Mrs. Lenkard expect to move to Indiana soon.
Margaret H. Smith, '93, is teaching at Boonton, New Jersey. It is a beautiful place and she enjoys it greatly, but is con- templating taking the examinations in New York City. Looking toward eligi- bility for this examination, she has ob- tained recognition for her High School and Normal School courses by the Committee of Education for the State of New York, at Albany.
Jas. F. Mills, '94, is filling his office with credit as Superintendent of... Mifflin County. Dr. Waller was with him two days at his County Institute in December.
Dr. J. D. Wilson, '98,' is Professor of Morbid Anatomy and Pathology in Jef- ferson College, Philadelphia. Dr. Wilson spent the holidays with his mother and sister in Indiana.
a Miss Adah Gallaher graduated last June from the Teachers' College, Columbia University, and is now in charge of the second grade in the Normal School at Rio Piedras just out of San Juan, Porto Rico. She is very happy in her work.
In her department are thirty-seven of the cleanest, best laundered children she ever saw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. and Mrs. Lenkard expect to move to Indiana soon.
Margaret H. Smith, '93, is teaching at Boonton, New Jersey. It is a beautiful place and she enjoys it greatly, but is con- templating taking the examinations in New York City. Looking toward eligi- bility for this examination, she has ob- tained recognition for her High School and Normal School courses by the Committee of Education for the State of New York, at Albany.
Jas. F. Mills, '94, is filling his office with credit as Superintendent of... Mifflin County. Dr. Waller was with him two days at his County Institute in December.
Dr. J. D. Wilson, '98,' is Professor of Morbid Anatomy and Pathology in Jef- ferson College, Philadelphia. Dr. Wilson spent the holidays with his mother and sister in Indiana.
a Miss Adah Gallaher graduated last June from the Teachers' College, Columbia University, and is now in charge of the second grade in the Normal School at Rio Piedras just out of San Juan, Porto Rico. She is very happy in her work.
In her department are thirty-seven of the cleanest, best laundered children she ever saw.
What to read after Normal Herald V.13 No.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Normal School (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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