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Lutheran Normal School Mirror.
"United We Stand, Divided We Fall."
Vol. XII. No. 9. SIOUX FALLS, S. D., JUNE, 1910. Whole No. 103
The Lutheran Normal School Mirror.
Entered at the Post Office at Sioux Falls, S. D., as second
class matter, May 31, 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 di.cect 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 Wrolstad
Educationals Menova Steen
Young People's Department-
Editor-in-chief Karen Larsen
Associate Editors, Stella Peterson, Elias Thykeson
Marie Pederson, Mabel Thoreson
Exchanges G. H. Dahl, Mabel Hoyme
Personal and Local . . . . Marie Berg, Julia Emerson
BUSINESS MANAGERS.
Bookkeeper and Treasurer George Ulvilden
Assistants Waldemar Kilness, Lloyd Orvedahl
CONTENTS. Page
Editorials 794
Commencement Week 796
The Graduating Class 797
Salutatory 797
Music and Youth 799
The Class Pessimist 200
Valedictory 202
Alumni Corner 204
Exchanges 206
Personal and Local 207
Paid for Mirror. 207
EDITORIALS.
THE Lutheran Normal School has just
completed its twenty-first year. The
past year has been one to which we may
look back with pleasure. The attendance
(151 as compared with 127 the year
before) has been larger than for several
years back. Extensive improvements
were made last summer. Further im-provements
are being made now, while
others will be made during the present
summer. School work has been prose-cuted
with vigor and success. The
students have shown rather more than
average intelligence and ability. In their
work they have been both faithful and
industrious. The conduct of the student
body also deserves unqualified com-mendation.
A Summer School of six
weeks will be conducted at the Normal
from June 13 to July 23. It is hoped
that a large number of teachers and
students will avail themselves of the
opportunities offered by this term.
Prospects for next year were never
better. Let us all "boost" for the
Lutheran Normal School. Let us put our
shoulders to the wheel' and push. No
one can tell what may be accomplished
when many work together for one
purpose. Therefore, push.
WE wish 'to take this opportunity to
thank those . of our subscribers who have
paid up their subscriptions. In looking
over our accounts, we find that many of
our subtsribers• have, year after year,
been paying their subscriptions with com-mendable
regularity and promptness.
This' is. very gratifying to us, and we
assure you that we appreciate such
thoughtfulness. and consideration. We
Object Description
| Title | Lutheran Normal School Mirror - 1910 June |
| Subject (LC) | Lutheran Normal School (Sioux Falls, S.D.)--Students--Newspapers |
| Type | Newspaper |
| Date | 1910-06 |
| 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. 9 |
| Collection | Augustana Newspapers |
| Contributing Institution | Mikkelsen Library, Augustana University |
Description
| Title | alm-1910-06-01 1 |
| Date | 1910-06 |
| Text | Lutheran Normal School Mirror. "United We Stand, Divided We Fall." Vol. XII. No. 9. SIOUX FALLS, S. D., JUNE, 1910. Whole No. 103 The Lutheran Normal School Mirror. Entered at the Post Office at Sioux Falls, S. D., as second class matter, May 31, 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 di.cect 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 Wrolstad Educationals Menova Steen Young People's Department- Editor-in-chief Karen Larsen Associate Editors, Stella Peterson, Elias Thykeson Marie Pederson, Mabel Thoreson Exchanges G. H. Dahl, Mabel Hoyme Personal and Local . . . . Marie Berg, Julia Emerson BUSINESS MANAGERS. Bookkeeper and Treasurer George Ulvilden Assistants Waldemar Kilness, Lloyd Orvedahl CONTENTS. Page Editorials 794 Commencement Week 796 The Graduating Class 797 Salutatory 797 Music and Youth 799 The Class Pessimist 200 Valedictory 202 Alumni Corner 204 Exchanges 206 Personal and Local 207 Paid for Mirror. 207 EDITORIALS. THE Lutheran Normal School has just completed its twenty-first year. The past year has been one to which we may look back with pleasure. The attendance (151 as compared with 127 the year before) has been larger than for several years back. Extensive improvements were made last summer. Further im-provements are being made now, while others will be made during the present summer. School work has been prose-cuted with vigor and success. The students have shown rather more than average intelligence and ability. In their work they have been both faithful and industrious. The conduct of the student body also deserves unqualified com-mendation. A Summer School of six weeks will be conducted at the Normal from June 13 to July 23. It is hoped that a large number of teachers and students will avail themselves of the opportunities offered by this term. Prospects for next year were never better. Let us all "boost" for the Lutheran Normal School. Let us put our shoulders to the wheel' and push. No one can tell what may be accomplished when many work together for one purpose. Therefore, push. WE wish 'to take this opportunity to thank those . of our subscribers who have paid up their subscriptions. In looking over our accounts, we find that many of our subtsribers• have, year after year, been paying their subscriptions with com-mendable regularity and promptness. This' is. very gratifying to us, and we assure you that we appreciate such thoughtfulness. and consideration. We |
