The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-08-19
EDUCATIONAL.
(By G. w. Meisnest.)

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day morning with about one hundred
. teachers enrolled. In all there were
I one hundred fifteen enrolled In ad
ditlon there were twenty parochial sis
ters who showed their interest in the
work and also their desire to get wha,
was given. Only few teachers alb.
, sented themselves from the institute
and some of these had either written in
their excuse or had it given later.
About eight teachers were still attend
ing the Normal at Oshkosh All other
J Normals were closed.
Both Mr.. Royce and Mr.. Book were
very enthusiastic and inspiratonal in
their subjects. Mr.. Royce took up for
his work, Seat Work, Games and Live
American History. He also conducted
the singing in his usual jovial way.
Teachers surely received many valua-
bic suggestions in Seat Work from his
various talks. This in large measure
is the secret of good discipline in the
primary grades and in fact in all grad
es. In his talk on history he brought
out many new thoughts and ideas in the
teaching of the subject
Mr.. Book was surely ready for insti-
tute work again. He was full of his
subject and had it where he could pre-
sent it with enthusiasm. Mr.. Book
had not done much of this work the
past few years and presume he was
just ready to explode with matter per-
taning to his subject, Teachers sure
ly could not help but carry away with
them some inspiration in penmapship.
The superintendent was highly pleas
ed with the Work presented with the
response and prompt attendance of the
teachers, and with the attitude shown.
A successful year for the teachers is
predicted. However let us work to-
gether. Don't go off on a tangent and
do things which are not cooperative.
Sometimes we find teachers that take
all matters in their own hands, even
the law regarding and affecting teach.
erS.
The following teachers were in at
! tendance at the institute:
Eta Hayden Guy Drews
| Herbert Wernecke Verona Ha.loran
| Althea Westgor Estele Gunderson
Mildred Dedricks Anna Leary
| Irene Scanlon Bertha Hecker
Mary Cahill Elizabeth Kleibcr
| Lola NJ Brennan Catherine Doolan
Blanche McCulley Viola Cavanaugh
Nita Sampe Alice Finch
Elizabeth Phillips Meta NJ Lorfeld
Gertrude Holfeltz Josephine Schultz
Helen Zych Malvina Il, Finch
Mae A. Clark. Elmer ] Koch
Alice Brady Amanda Heyroth
Leonora Schroeder F. +. Pivonka
Mabel Pinter Lucy Westgate
Helen Hussey Irving Weinfurther
Emma Freimuth Louise Zander
Lille Cizek Clara Jonas
Helen M keedy Antoinette KoCek
Anna Frelich Frieda Hcinip
lnez Mccarthy Christine Belgium
Lena Geieel Walter j. Braun
Oscar A. RumpH VIM Wilde
Margaret Kapple Dora knut2en
Elizabeth Cries Helen Irary
Lottie Sheaham Florence OConnor
Agnes Blahnik Adina Otto
Lillian Morrissey Emelic Bohne
Katherine Laughlin Ellanora Graf
Mary Cohen Sophia lens
Anne Hussey Emma Voboril
Laura Welch Viola 6. SchnelI
Ruth Hayden Viola Baeckmann
Olive Peltier Arno SchmeiSser
Eleonore |, Fres Genevieve Sullivan
Gertrude Scheuer Edwin S. Mueller
Mamie +. RiChdorf Martha Kamman
Harriet M Mott John A Clark
Elsa {. Shmek Roy S. Ihlenfeldt
Marie Sullivan Pearl Kelley
Charles \. Cizek Esther f.. StolIberg
Ella Vanish Eta Wills
+, {. Baugniet Margaret Leary
Catherine Holeltz Emil Bernhardt
Mary Husscy Robert l.. Pritchard
Margaret NJ. Grove Milly EHselbreCht
Elizab't tn Marquardt Eta f.. Bohne
Alphonsus McNulty VaIdemar Hanson
Helen Reinholdt Emma klcssig
Elizabeth Halloran Vivian Houghton
Elsie DeHke A. +. Christensen
Teresa Knier Viola WeIch
Lillian Meisner Henry Autholz
In addition TO the above public school
teachers there were about twenty sis.
ters from the parochal schools.