The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-26
Eliza S. Loe to Return as Principal Of
High School and Edna Hill to Di-
rect Normal Department Work.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE IS IMPROVED
Two Instructors to Have Charge in
Future Question, "Who Will Be
Our Teacher?'' Answered.

"Who is your teacher goin' to be
this year?'' s
That is a question which has been
bothering many Bemidji boys and
girls for several days, and which
daily becomes of more moment as the
time for the opening of school draws
near. -..
w. P. Dyer, superintendent of the
public: schools, probably the busiest
man in Bemidji, today completed the
list: of teachers in the high school and
grades, and the instructors have been
notified of their assignments and in
formed of the date selected for the
beginning of the new term. The
teachers will report one day in ad-
vance of the opening in order that
they may attend the Monday meet
ing at which instruction will be
given and announcements made.
September Z the Day.
At nine o'clock on the morning
| of Tuesday, September 8, the gong,
signifying that new school year is
| III progress, will ring. Enrolment
| will be next in order, then will come
! classification into grades and classes
and distribution of text books. In
the afternoon lessons for Wednesday
will be assigned.
Several new faces will be seen in
| the class rooms on the opening day
of school when the youngsters put
| away their fishing rods, swimming
| suits and baseballs and pick up their
books. The complete list is respect
fully submitted to the Johnnies and
Marys in Bemidji who can now de-
eide whether they are going to like
cher"
Miss Loe is Principal.
In the announcements made by
Supt. Dyer today, Eliza S. Loe is
named to succeed herself as .prin-
cipal of the high school, and but one
change is found in the faculty of this
department of the BemidU education.
al Institution, Laura Michener, of
Northfield, taking the place left va
cant by Clarice Coult, English teach
er, who will not return Miss Loe
will teach history.
High school instructors who will
return to their duties here are: Al
lene Sherwood, Latin and German;
Mable Wager, commercial subjects;
Alice Austin, mathematics; A. D.
Bailey, manual training; B. M. Gile,
agriculture, and julius Bestul,
science.
Course is Made Larger.
In order that all girls who desire
to enroll in the domestic economy
course, two instructors have been
named for this year, Inez Foster to
have charge of the classes in domestic
art and Elizabeth Vermilye, in do
mestic science. This change is re-
garded as most important and will
be much appreciated Many were
| unable to take this course last year
year because of lack of accommo-
dations. -
Edna Hill, who has so successfully
directed the work of the Normal de-
partment since it's organization sew
eral years ago, will return to that
position. Miss Hill was principal Of
the Central building last year, but
during the coming term will devote
her attention entirely to work of the
Normal department.
New Teachers in Junior High.
! In the junior high school almost
an entirely new faculty will greet
the students on their return to
school, Ethelyn Hall, teacher Of
grammar, will again be principal, and
the other instructors will be: Anna
Benda, arithmetic and English; Min
ME Olson, arithmetic and penman-
CONTINUED on last pago).