The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-07-20
TEACHERS TRAINING
SCHOOL TO CLOSE
FOR SEASON FRIDAY
Bemidji Institution Has Proved to Be
One of Most Important in This
Section.
SCHOOL TO BE MADE
PERMANENT INSTITUTION
Able Corps of Teachers and Good
Management Make Summer
School Success.

The Teachers Training school
which has been conducted in Bemidji
for the past several weeks, will come
to close tomorrow.
That Bemidji is one of the most i'm
portant educational centers in this
section of the state has been demon
strated by the school, which has been
a big success.
State inspectors and noted educa-
tors, who have watched the Bemidji
school in operation, are much pleased
at the results of the school.
Program Tonight.
Tonight at the high school spe-
cial program will be given and ex-
hibits will be shown. The school
glee club under the direction of Miss
Margaret Newton, will give a pro-
gram. The folk dancing class un-
der the direction of Miss Emma Hog
lund will also give program. The
public is invited to attend the pro-
gram tonight.
Bemidji was chosen as the eighth
place in the state for training
school. Five of the schools are con-
Quoted in connection with the state
normal schools.
Dyer is Conductor.
Although a short summer course
has been given in Bemidji for num-
ber of years past, this is the first year
that such an extensive school has
been held. The school had been
planned for some time.
Carrying out the plan, G. G. Schulz,
state superintendent of education, ap-
pointed w. P. Dyer conductor of the
school. An excellent corps of in
structOrs was also secured. The in
structors were as follows: G.. A.
Franklin, superintendent of Deer
River schools, arithmetic; w. C. Cobb,
superintendent of the Brainerd
schools, physics and geometry; F. E.
Lurton, superintendent of the East
Grand Forks schools, algebra, phys
ical geography and review history;
Anna Plapp, of the normal training
department of Eveleth, Minn., Eng
lish grammar and composition; Eliza
beth Underwood of the Minneapolis
public schools, geography and his
tory; Emma Hogland, of the normal
training department of the Madison
schools, rural school management,
folk games, penmanship and reading;
Olive Grobel, primary methods and
model school; B. M. Gile, agricul-
turist of the Bemidji schools, agricul-
ture; A. D. Bailey, of the manual
training department of the Bemidji
schools, manual training; Margaret
Newton, of the Moorhead schools,
music and drawing; Marie Henegren,
cooking and sewing.
The school opened June IL.
were the following and county in
which they reside:
List of Students.
Alice Butler, Beltrami;, Esther Nc
Ghee, Beltrami; Edith Anderson,
Beltrami; Josephine Grehler, Koochi-
ching; Gala Moore Hubbard; Ruth
jennings, Be1trami; Ruth Norris,
Morrison; Margie Murphy, Beltrami;
Amanda Homme, Beltrami; Clara
Norboe, Beltrami; Elaine Boyd, Bel
trami; Grace Parker, Beltrami; Es-
ther Tanberg, Itasca; Esther Eng
strom, St. Louis; Patrina Ruskjer,
Wing; Berniece Monahan, Morrison; !;
Lucy Monahan, Morrison; Edna
Wright, Beltrami; Nell Knox, Bel
trami; Barbara Rafferty,, Beltrami;
Ethel Colby, Cass; Rose Kelly, Ait
kin; Hilda Heppel, Itasca; Margaret
Stewart, Cass; Ruth Wentworth, Bel
trami; Martha Senske, Beltrami;
Mary Warner, Cass; Florence Dunkle,
Cass; Vivian Ralya, Cass; Vera De-
valid, Crow Wing; Esther Johnson,
Hubbard; Mable Nyhus, Hubbard;
Clarice Coleman, Hubbard; Sylvia
Skinner, Beltrami; Josephine Clark,
Beltrami; Gertrude Huntosh, Bel
trami; Alice Brennon, Beltrami; ;
Gladys Peterson, Beltrami; Emma
Jenson, Hubbard; Jennie Case, Hub
bard; Amanda Dahl, Itasca; Ella Hall
Beltrami; Hannah Jelle, Beltrami; /;
Margaret Strand, Hubbard; Laola
Metzer, Cass; Ethel Emery, Cass; Le-
nora Ryan, Hubbard; Nora Grotte,
Beltrami; Esther Larson, Beltrami; !;
Anna Larson, Beltrami; Hilma John
son, Beltrami; Maria Larson, Bel
trami; Pearlette Wheeler, Beltrami; !;
Corine Pollock, Crow Wing; Christa
Wallace, Beltrami; Gertrude Grotte,
Beltrami; Hilda Swartengren, Morri-
son; Alfrida Pedersen, Cass; Hazel
Lind, Cass; Ida Olson, Hubbard; Car