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The Blue Book of the State of Wisconsin

Compiled and Published Under the Direction of

J. D. Beck, Commissioner of Labor and Industrial Statistics

©1907 Democratic Printing Company, State Printer, Madison [WI]


Part V. State Institutions - State Normal Schools

Milwaukee Normal School [pp. 757-758]


The state normal school located in Milwaukee was authorized by an act of the legislature in 1880. The school was
formally opened in September, 1885. The total enrollment during the year was, in the normal department, forty-six. The enrollment during the year 1906-1907 was, in the same department, 427.
This school offers four courses of study: English, Latin, German, and a Kindergarten Training course. In the English
course are several groups of elective studies which make it possible for a student to specialize to some extent. The English course is the equivalent of the last two years of the full English course in the other normal schools, while the Latin and German courses are the equivalent of the last two years of these courses in the other schools except that four years' preparatory work is required in the Latin and two in the German, respectively, to enter those courses.
The Kindergarten Training course is designed especially to give training to students who desire to fit themselves for
Kindergarten work. No other normal school in the state offers a kindergarten training course.
All students entering the school must have completed a high school course in one of the four years' course high schools,
or have equivalent preparation.
No elementary or preparatory course is connected with the school.
Students have an opportunity to do practice work in the public schools of the city.

FACULTY.
 
CHARLES McKENNY, B.S., A.M., President.
MARY E. ABERNETHY, A.B., B.E., Expression.
JULIA M. ANDERSON, B.L., Grammar and Composition.
MAXILLIAN A. BUSSEWITZ, A.B., A.M., Chemistry and Mathematics.
ERMINE C. CASE, Ph.D., Physiography and Geology.
EVANGELINE CHAPMAN, Kindergarten Director, Kindergarten Technics.
WALTER H. CHEEVER, Pd.M., State Institute Conductor, Social Science and Economics.
LUCIUS T. GOLD, A.B., Geography.
LUCY DORRIT HALE, Drawing.
HERMAN C. HENDERSON, A.M., Psychology and Pedagogy.
RACHEL KELSEY, M.L., Rhetoric and Literature.
ANNA W. LYTLE, A.B., Literature and English.
IRVING E. MILLER, Ph.D., Psychology and Pedagogy.
IRVING N. MITCHELL, Ph.B., Biology.
STELLA NELSON, Teacher and Critic, First and Second Grades.
ANNA C. HERMAN, Manual Training.
DELIA G. OVITZ, Librarian.
CONRAD E. PATZER, Supervisor of Practice.
CARL E. PRAY, B.L., History.
ANNETTE ROSENTHAL, Teacher and Critic, Fifth and Sixth Grades.
CHARLES H. SEARS, Ph.D., Psychology and History of Education.
EMMA W. SHRIEVES, Physical Training.
EMILY W. STRONG, Teacher and Critic, Third and Fourth Grades.
LOU A. SWAN, Teacher and Critic, Seventh and Eighth Grades.
NINA C. VANDEWALKER, B.L., Pd.M., Directory of Kindergarten Training Department.
RUTH ELIZABETH WALLING, Music.
PAULINE WIES, Ph.M., Latin and German.

OTHER OFFICERS.
 
MAUD BURDICK, Clerk.
DOROTHY ENDERIS, Assistant Librarian.
ALICE FREE, Assitant Clerk.

OFFICIAL VISITORS.
 
H. C. BUELL ..................................................................................................................................................... Janesville
Mrs. H. C. NEVILLE ....................................................................................................................................... Green Bay
GEORGE V. KELLEY ....................................................................................................................................... Princeton

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