OPENING ATTENDANCE I BREAKS RECORD I Number of Students Present on Opening Day of the H Branch Agricultural College Breaks All Former H Records Principal and Teachers Confident Attendance for the Term Will Be H Above Average H According to taechers who have been in the Branch Normal for several years and who were retained as instructors in the Branch Aricultural College, the attendance on the opening day last Monday was greoter than on any opening day of pervious years. The tadc of arranging the hours of study and the assignment assign-ment of subjects, due to the change in the character .of the school, has caused considerable delay in registering the applicants, appli-cants, but the close of the week will see the school in working order and the students hard at their subjects , In addition to the list of instructors in-structors given in The Record several weeks ago, the following : have been secured to fill the M vacancies that then existed: M Mr. Earnest Mohr, physical H education and mathematics; .fl Miss Elizabeth Grubloi. business M and commcrical department; - M Miss Huttaball, domestic art. c ; The list-of students include' J many from places that never be M fore were represented in the M school attendance, some of M whom have attended other ;fl schools in the northern part' of -ffl the state in previous years. ' M Each day new students apply - M fur enrollment, and it is the be- Jl lief of the school management '1H that the final enrollment will ex- JH ceed that of any provious year. f H