The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-08-20
FEW CHAl les IN
sCHOOl ] lIA|CUL ~
OF Thirty -eight Posl tiens il Bemdiji
Educational Instit onssbut Twelve
New INSTRUCTOR I'll. Fall.
NAME MSS HooYsR,s SUCCESSOR
Agnes Halland to Supervise Domestic
Science Glasses oimal Depart
ment to Have Large Attendance.

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ment to Have Large Attendance.
When the BemidJi public schools
open for the new term on Tuesday
September g.. the pupils will be met
by etically the hane faculty as
that Of last yeas only twelve
changes having been MADE in It's
makeup.
5 In The high school Miss Eliza Loe,
one of the most successful principals
in the state, will return. Mabel
Wager, for several years in charge
of the commercial branches, Alice
Austin, Mathematics; Allene sher-
wood, Latin and German; clarice
Coult, English; A.. ID Bailey, man
,ual training; Julius Bestul,
sciences and B. M.zdile, agriculture,
all instructors who dtave taught here
FOR one or more yeers will resume
their duties here.
Miss Hoover Leaves.
Until recently it had been expected
that Miss Helen Hoover, domestic
science supervisor, Wpuld return, but
w. Dyer, superint endent. today
ann ounced that he Kas received her
resignation and thataAgnes Halland,
who taught in thesswest last year,
will succeed her. the normal
department will agail be found Miss
Edna Hill. Miss sHill has had
charge Of this department for several
years, in fact since Hwae first plac-
ed among the courses taught here.
She is an instructorsof great ability
and under her supervision the nor
NAL department hassabeen a great
success. "A ~ .:a-
~": " OF Much Importance
Even more imp ortant than in the
past will be5:the normal department
this, year. Beginning in 1915 new
regulations concerning teachers will
be in force which WIN provide that
a teacher must hays at least one
year of schooling ian institution
equivalent to q traIning course in
the state university nominal schools
or in normal departments. Another
feature connected with this depart
ment this year is the fact that be-
ginning in 1915 afpupil must have
had two years high school training
to qualify, while this term one year
is sufficient. For these reasons it is
believed that the normal department
will have "a large attendance this
year.
Miss Newton to Return.
Matte Olsen will succeed Aunie
Johnson as drawing supervisor and
Margaret Newton, music supervisor,
will resume her work here.
Add Another Teacher.
Superintendent Dyer has found
the work of the grammar department
to be of sufficient magnitude to war
rant the adding of another teacher,
and Catherine Harmon has been Sc
lected. But one other new instructor
will be found in the makeup of the
department., Christine Lofstedt.
Ethelyn Hall, principal, will return,
and Vera Backus. Ellen Quinn and
Edith Erwin have again accepted
their positions. ~.
There are five changes among the
teachers of the Central building. The
instructors will be: p
josephine Ostrem, sixth grade;
Dagny Grimsgard, sixth grade; Mag
dalen PETER, fifth grade; Margaret
Mcdonald, fifth grade; Clara Folke-
stad, fourth grade; Winifred McDer-
mott, fourth grade; Elsie schmitt,
thirl grade; Katherine Chance. third
grade; Laura Welch, second grade;
Florence Wright, second grade;
Kathryn Budelman, first grade; Alb
bic Murphy, firstsz grade; Esther
Nixon, kindergarten. +.
But One Vacancy.
There is but one vacancy among
the entire thirty eight instructors Of
the Bemidji schools, this being in the
FEAST side school, where two teachers
are to be located. Sadie Hill viii
teach the first, second and thirt
grades, while no one has as yet beer
secured to have charge OF the fourth
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