The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-29
STUDY CENTER
| WELL ATTENDED
One Hundred and Thirty Teachers At
tend Meeting Held Saturday,
Next Meeting January goth.
SPECIALISTS FROM CEDAR FALLS
Teachers From All Sections Of County
Well Pleased with Talks by Spe-
ciali5ts-Much Good Gained

The study center meeting held il
Denison last Saturday was attended
by 1870 teachers, most of whom wer'
rural teachers from all sections of thu
county who are always anxious to 'se
cure material to use in their schools
The grade teachers made good show
inG.
All of the instructors were secured
by County Supt. F. N. Olry from the
State Teachers college at Cedar Fall:
and all were specialists in one partic
ular branch. These professors are
sent out to study center meetings ir
the state and are carrying on goot
work.
Prof. G. w. Sampson gave some in
teresting and helpful talks on the fol
lowing subjects: System VS. Sympa
thy, Discipline, Class Rivalry, Athlet
les and Pupil Government. Professor
Sampson has the young people al
heart and believes that the best way
to accomplish results is by sympathy
and kindness.
Prof. C. A. Fullerton gave the teach
ers many practical suggestions in the
teaching of music. He knows music
and the results to expect and how to
interest ALL His talks were enjoyed
by all.
Prof. G. H. Brown gave the teachers
much work in manual training that is
of use in the rural and grade schools
His work was exceptionally good and
the teachers secured many valuable
suggestions.
The next study center as planned
by Professor Olry will be held in Den
ison on January goth. The subjects
for discussion will be Language, His
tory, Civics and Reading.
Below we print the list of names OF
the teachers in attendance at the
meeting last Saturday:
Hazel Aebischer, Mary A. Brown
Winnie Browne, Herman Blunle, Clara
Blume, Stanley Brown, Birdie Berg
Vera Boock, Myrtle Barber, Mabel
Barber. Viola Brockelsby, Pearl Beau
mont. Clifford Browne, Mabel g. Cole
Hilda Christensen, Mae Collins, Ellen
Collins, Susie Craft, Lillian Granny
Faye Chamberlain, Nellie Caulfield
Nellie d. Cosgroye., Marie Collins, Ell
sa Cornforth, Nellie ]. Caster, Kath
ryn Cavanaugh. Grace Tarpy. nellie
R. Collins. Alice Dobler, Margaret
Dalton, Melvina Driseoll, Adalene
Driscoll. J. B. Diesenroth, Florence
Englund, Flo French. Anna Mae Fitz.
simmons, Leona Fitzpatrick, Mary
Farrelly..s Agnes Goddard, Clara D.
Grobee, Catherine Gaffey, Minnie Giss
Margaret F.. Gaughan. Ella Gaughan
Cicc poccio Hrrt N1rio TJor-
ry. Rosella Houlhan. Martha Hird
Hannah Hefferman, Lucille D. Har.
grave. Ethel Howe, Marion Harring.
ton. Estelle Hickey, Alta Howe. Irene
Hickey. Bula M. Hover, Julia Johnson,
Mrs. Helen Johnston, Anna JANSEN
Alice James, Leona Johnston, Marion
Johnson. Helen kral, Clara Krull
Ruby M. Kelly, Bessie Lutts, Hester
Lingle. Grace Murchland, Blanche
Murchland, Agnes McGrath, Elsie
McAndrews, Birdie Metcalf, Elizabeth
McGinn, Grace Marshall, Myrtle Nc
Mahon, Ellen Murphy. Alfredo McCol.
Tough, Efiie Norris, Marie Niewoehner,
Irene O'Brien, Lillian Olson, Agnes
Owens, Sister M. Petrina, Mary A.
Peters, Ruth Peterson. Marie Perry,
Josephine Pruehs. Anna L. Powers,
Kate Rusterholz, Grace M. Robb, Sup't
c. C. Rundall, Edna v. Raine, Emma
P. Rabourn. Margaret Regan, Florence
Vande Steeg, Ruth Saxton, Blanche
Sperry, Gertrude Schwab. Blanche
Slechta, Nora Stephenson. Ludwig
Siegner, Ruth Tucker. Sarah Trexel,
Violet Tempest, Mabel Thompson,
Bertha Tatroe, Hilda Turnlund. Sup't.
w. L. Tupper, Sister NJ. Vincent, Prof
w. c. VanNess. Winifred Wright
Irene Welsh. Emogene Welsh, Mrs
Anna Williams. Violet Wells, Margar'
ct McHenry, Hazel Waggoner, Pearl
!. Wilson, Mildred Wiggins, Clara
Williamson, Emma T.. Wilken, Corne
liza c. Work, Anna thinner, Sister M
Angela. Christine Anderson, Charlotte
Anderson, Otto r. Bliesman. Sister
M. Hilda, Sister NJ. Hyacinthe.