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On the opening day 29 students registered in the Normal courses. This number was increased to 80 at the close of the first term, to 150 at the close of the winter term, and to 236 at the close of the spring term. The enrollment during the summer term was 339. In tabular form the enrollment may be given as follows:

Normal courses for fall, winter and spring terms.

Normal courses for summer term..

Total in Normal courses..

Names counted more than once.

Net total enrollment. . .

High school Department..

Observation and Practice School..

Total enrollment in all departments..

236

339

575

98

477

189

136

802

The enrollment in the Normal Courses by counties was as

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At the close of the year the following students, having fully met the requirements of the State Board of Education, were granted certificates:

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SPECIAL CERTIFICATES, DOMESTIC SCIENCE.

Conner, Annette Jane

Ward, Amy Frances

FACULTY.

The following teachers, who had been elected by the State Board of Education in the School, resigned their places at the beginning of the school year:

Professor D. B. Simpson, Assistant Teacher in English. Miss Lena R. Morgan, Assistant Teacher in Mathematics. Miss Della Stroud, Instructor in Domestic Science.

Miss Mabel Crawford, Instructor in Drawing.

The vacancies thus occasioned were filled by the election of the following teachers:

Mr. C. E. Rogers, Instructor in Mathematics and Science. Miss Alexandra Arrants, Instructor in Domestic Science. Miss Elizabeth Slocumb, Instructor in Drawing.

The complete faculty list for the year 1911-1912 was as follows:

SIDNEY GORDON GILBREATH,

President. Head of the Department of Education.
CHARLES HODGE MATHES,
Dean. Professor of English.
EDWIN WEXLER KENNEDY,
Professor of History.

SAMUEL WELLS SHERRILL,

Professor of Methods and Psychology and Head of
Training School Department.

DAVID RILEY HAWORTH,
Professor of Ancient Languages.

WILLIAM JACOB SOWDER,
Professor of Agriculture.
DAVID SINCLAIR BURLESON,
Professor of Mathematics.
WALTER CLEMENT WILSON,
Professor of Industrial Arts.
JOHN FRANKLIN BOYD,
Instructor in Modern Languages.

FREDERICK WILLIAM ALEXANDER,
Instructor in Education and Psychology.
DELLE DULANEY SMITH,

Instructor in Chemistry and Biology.
ELMA LILLIAN RANKIN,

Instructor in Vocal Music, Librarian
WILLIAM LAFAYETTE PRINCE,

Instructor in Writing and Commercial Course.
ELIZABETH EVANS SLOCUMB,

Instructor in Drawing.

ALEXANDRA ALLEN ARRANTS,
Instructor in Domestic Science.

CHRISTIAN EDLY ROGERS,

Instructor in Physics and Mathematics.
ELIZABETH MILLER CARR,

Monitor of Study Hall and Instructor in High
School Branches.

KATHLEEN DICKENSON,

Instructor in Expression and Physical Training.
MARGARET HAYNES WRIGHT,

Director of Instrumental Music.
NELLIE COOPER,

First Grade, Observation School, and Instructor
in Primary Methods.
SADIE IONE BROOKS,

Second and Third Grades, Observation School.
TOMPSIE BAXTER,

Fourth and Fifth Grades, Observation School.
LILLIE PAINTER,

Sixth and Seventh Grades, Observation School.
ELBRIDGE J. BAXTER,

Bursar.

MARY MOORE DAVIS,

Matron of Women's Dormitory.

MAINTENANCE.

The maintenance of the State Normal School is provided for in the General Education Bill, which sets aside 25 per cent of the gross revenues of the State as an education fund. Of this

share the four State Normal schools receive 13 per cent, or 34 per cent of the gross revenues of the State. Each of the white Normal Schools receives two-seventh of this fund, and the colored Normal School one-seventh.

From a report submitted to me by Miss Izzie Hayes, the general bookkeeper of the State Normal School funds, the following statement of the funds of the East Tennessee State Normal School has been prepared. This report includes in its receipts $75,000 given by Johnson City, the $75,000 given by Washington County, and in its expenditures all the disbursements made for buildings, equipment, and improvement of grounds.

RECEIPTS, 1911.

Total receipts from all sources to Dec. 31, 1911.....$235,186.61 Total disbursements for all purposes to Dec. 31, 1911. 212,013.25

Balance on hand, Dec. 31, 1911..

RECEIPTS, 1912.

$ 23,173.36

January distribution, General Education Fund.... $ 9,246.30 July distribution, General Education Fund...

26,689.28

Balance on hand from 1911...

23,173.36

Total receipts for 1912..

$ 59,108.94

EXPENDITURES, 1912.

$ 39,239.89 19,869.05

January 1 to September 10, 1912, inclusive..
Balance on hand, September 10, 1912. .

As this fund is in the hands of the State Treasurer and is paid out only on approved statements of the State Superintendent of Schools, the itemized reports of the disbursements can be made by the general bookkeeper of the State Normal School fund.

The above report shows that the total receipts from the State for the year 1912 include only the January distribution of $9,246.30, and the July distribution of $26,689.28, or a total of $35,935.58.

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