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Lutheran Normal School Mirror.
"United We Stand, Divided We Fall."
Vol. XII. No. 6. SIOUX FALLS, S. D., MARCH, 191o. Whole No. ioo
The Lutheran Normal School Mirror.
Entered at the Post Office at Sioux Falls, S. D., as second
class matter, May 35, 1899.
The Lutheran Normal School Mirror
Is devoted to the best interests of the parochial and
common schools, and is published monthly (except July,
August and September) by the Mirror Association.
Terms-5o cents per year in advance. Single copy, 6c
Contributions are solicited.
Advertising rates furnished on application.
Contributions, subscriptions, and remittances should be
sent direct to the Editor-in-chief.
"Mirror" will be sent to subscribers until ordered dis-continued.
Notice to discontinue should be sent direct
to the Editor-in-chief.
Remember to notify us of any change in your address.
Money should be sent by post office, or express money
order, registered mail, or bank drafts. Do not send
local checks or stamps.
Subscribers who do not receive "Mirror" by the end of
the month, should notify us to that effect.
Address,
Lutheran Normal School Mirror,
Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
BOARD OF EDITORS.
Editor-in-chief S. A. Jordahl
Editorials Clara Hexom
Educationals Dagny Paulson
Young People's Department-
Editor-in-chief Anna Thykesen
Associate Editors . Johanna Scheie, Clara Wrolstad
Olava Lommen, Charlotte Hammer
Exchanges Anna Isaacson, Theresa Jetley
Personal and Local . . Selma Lerdal, Ferdinand Hegg
BUSINESS MANAGERS.
Bookkeeper and Treasurer Oscar Ldvstuen
Assistants Henry Opheim, George Ulvilden
CONTENTS. Page
Editorials 121
Educationals 122
For the Young People 128
Exchanges 129
Personal and Local 130
Paid for Mirror 130
EDITORIALS.
THE musical forces of the school are
preparing to give a recital, Friday even-ing,
March 18. The program will be
published in the next issue of MIRROR.
•
THE following program was rendered
by the Lutheran Normal School Mission
Society Saturday evening, Feb. 19 :
Salme, 255.
Sang "Min sjxl, loy Herren"
Mixed chorus.
Tale Past. Aanestad
Kollekt.
Vocal solo — "Prayer" Tosti
Prof. Dahl.
Velsignelsen.
WE wish to direct the attention of our
readers to the paper, which appears in
this issue, on "Industrial Education for
the Rural Schools," by Supt. C. G.
Lawrence, of Lincoln Co. The author,
who is one of South Dakota's most active
and energetic schoolmen, deals with ex-perience
and real conditions, not with
theories. The paper is well written, inter-esting,
and full of suggestions. We feel
confident it will be read with keen in-terest.
FRIDAY and Saturday evenings, Feb. 11
and 12, a preliminary declamatory con-test
took place between 22 of the mem-bers
of the two lower classes. The three
upper classes acted as judges. The nine
contestants who were judged to be the
best, took part in the final contest, Tues-day
evening Feb. 22. Three prizes were
awarded : Louise Brendsel declaimed
"Bobby Shaftoe," and received first prize
of $7 Helen Solem declaimed "Heart
of Old Hickory" and received second
Object Description
| Title | Lutheran Normal School Mirror - 1910 March |
| Subject (LC) | Lutheran Normal School (Sioux Falls, S.D.)--Students--Newspapers |
| Type | Newspaper |
| Date | 1910-03 |
| Publishing agency | Lutheran Normal School |
| Rights | This image may not be reproduced without the express written consent of Augustana University, Sioux Falls, SD, USA 57197. |
| Medium | Text |
| Format - Digital | |
| Language | English; Norwegian |
| Coverage | v. 12, no. 6 |
| Collection | Augustana Newspapers |
| Contributing Institution | Mikkelsen Library, Augustana University |
Description
| Title | alm-1910-03-01 1 |
| Date | 1910-03 |
| Text | Lutheran Normal School Mirror. "United We Stand, Divided We Fall." Vol. XII. No. 6. SIOUX FALLS, S. D., MARCH, 191o. Whole No. ioo The Lutheran Normal School Mirror. Entered at the Post Office at Sioux Falls, S. D., as second class matter, May 35, 1899. The Lutheran Normal School Mirror Is devoted to the best interests of the parochial and common schools, and is published monthly (except July, August and September) by the Mirror Association. Terms-5o cents per year in advance. Single copy, 6c Contributions are solicited. Advertising rates furnished on application. Contributions, subscriptions, and remittances should be sent direct to the Editor-in-chief. "Mirror" will be sent to subscribers until ordered dis-continued. Notice to discontinue should be sent direct to the Editor-in-chief. Remember to notify us of any change in your address. Money should be sent by post office, or express money order, registered mail, or bank drafts. Do not send local checks or stamps. Subscribers who do not receive "Mirror" by the end of the month, should notify us to that effect. Address, Lutheran Normal School Mirror, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. BOARD OF EDITORS. Editor-in-chief S. A. Jordahl Editorials Clara Hexom Educationals Dagny Paulson Young People's Department- Editor-in-chief Anna Thykesen Associate Editors . Johanna Scheie, Clara Wrolstad Olava Lommen, Charlotte Hammer Exchanges Anna Isaacson, Theresa Jetley Personal and Local . . Selma Lerdal, Ferdinand Hegg BUSINESS MANAGERS. Bookkeeper and Treasurer Oscar Ldvstuen Assistants Henry Opheim, George Ulvilden CONTENTS. Page Editorials 121 Educationals 122 For the Young People 128 Exchanges 129 Personal and Local 130 Paid for Mirror 130 EDITORIALS. THE musical forces of the school are preparing to give a recital, Friday even-ing, March 18. The program will be published in the next issue of MIRROR. • THE following program was rendered by the Lutheran Normal School Mission Society Saturday evening, Feb. 19 : Salme, 255. Sang "Min sjxl, loy Herren" Mixed chorus. Tale Past. Aanestad Kollekt. Vocal solo — "Prayer" Tosti Prof. Dahl. Velsignelsen. WE wish to direct the attention of our readers to the paper, which appears in this issue, on "Industrial Education for the Rural Schools," by Supt. C. G. Lawrence, of Lincoln Co. The author, who is one of South Dakota's most active and energetic schoolmen, deals with ex-perience and real conditions, not with theories. The paper is well written, inter-esting, and full of suggestions. We feel confident it will be read with keen in-terest. FRIDAY and Saturday evenings, Feb. 11 and 12, a preliminary declamatory con-test took place between 22 of the mem-bers of the two lower classes. The three upper classes acted as judges. The nine contestants who were judged to be the best, took part in the final contest, Tues-day evening Feb. 22. Three prizes were awarded : Louise Brendsel declaimed "Bobby Shaftoe," and received first prize of $7 Helen Solem declaimed "Heart of Old Hickory" and received second |
