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 NEW SERIES SEPTEMBER 1918 NO. 3 
 
 A CITY PARK SCENE 
 MAYVILLE AND VICINITY 
 THE MAIN BUILDING AND 
 THE DORMITORIES 
 A SURGICAL DRESSINGS CLASS 
 ANNOUNCEMENTS 
 
 THE FALL TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1918 
 
 Published in March, June, September, and December by the 
 State Normal School at Mayville, N. D., and entered at the 
 Mayville Postoffice November 15, 1912, as second-class matter 
 under act of August 24, 1915- . 
 
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 ANNOUNCEMENTS 
 
 The coming school year will open on Tuesday, 
 October 1. 
 
 Courses of study, leading to teachets’ certificates, 
 are offered for both eighth-grade and high school grad- 
 uates. 
 
 The new rural course for eighth-grade graduates 
 and the “advanced” year’s work required of the 
 normal school’s elementary graduates for the 
 standard diploma are given special attention. 
 
 High school under-graduates can sometimes transfer 
 to the normal school and save time and money. 
 
 Graduates of the normal school are in great demand 
 and go out at $65.00 to $85.00 per month as teachers 
 and at $85.00 to $125.00 per month as principals. 
 
 The normal school now offers opportunity for the 
 incidental study of piano, voice, and violin. 
 
 A fine entertainment course is offered free. 
 
 There are many opportunities for social contact and 
 culture. 
 
 Boarding and rooming accommodations are excellent 
 for both young women and young men. 
 
 An attractive catalogue giving a detailed description 
 of the normal school and its work may be obtained by 
 writing to 
 
 THOS. A. HILLYER, President 
 Mayville, N. D.