Bulletin of the State Normal School, Fredericksburg, Virginia, June, 1915 . VIEW PROM ATHLETIC GROUNDS. RELICS OF T)2 CANNON PITTS, BATTLE OF FREDERICKSBURG Fredericksburg, Virginia 19 trained teachers. The best positions and the best salaries are opento the best-equipped teachers. No teacher of spirit and ambitionshould be willing to be a poor or mediocre teacher if it is possible forher to become a teacher of the first rank. There is always room atthe top. The principal function of a normal school should be twofold: first,to provide that type of instruction which will best prepare youngwomen
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Bulletin of the State Normal School, Fredericksburg, Virginia, June, 1915 . VIEW PROM ATHLETIC GROUNDS. RELICS OF T)2 CANNON PITTS, BATTLE OF FREDERICKSBURG Fredericksburg, Virginia 19 trained teachers. The best positions and the best salaries are opento the best-equipped teachers. No teacher of spirit and ambitionshould be willing to be a poor or mediocre teacher if it is possible forher to become a teacher of the first rank. There is always room atthe top. The principal function of a normal school should be twofold: first, to provide that type of instruction which will best prepare youngwomen to become successful teachers in the public schools of theState; second, to give a healthy stimulus to all right impulses andto prepare young women for the responsible duties of home-makers.So that, whether a young woman wishes to become a teacher or not, the kind of training which a normal school should provide for hershould be such as to produce culture, refinement, and a practicalacquaintance with those domestic utilities which will best fit her forher sphere of influence in the home. The future