The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-29
State Department of Education
! Sends Able instructors
+ to Supervise
TEACHERS ARE ENJOYING
THEIR INSTITUTE WORK
=
Get.Acquainted Social for
~ Instructor. Held Last
s,<r Nixht at Normal

The Teachers Institute lol 0ousn
.ern Beltrami county opened Monoay
under the supervision OF county Su-
perintentlent J. c. McGhee, with an
enrolment Of seventy-fve. The meet
;ngs are held in the assembly room
of the State Normal school oullo1ne,
with the cooperation of the Norman
school faculty who is ready to answer
avery, call made for assistance. Dur
{ ing the assembly period the Normal
SCHOOL students ana faculty meet
with the members of the institute
county Agent Dvoracek, Supt. h. y.
Ragby and the members of his faculty
have also assisted materially In max
nc this institute one Of the best that
has been held in this county.
The purpose Of the institute IS "
= give not only academic but profess
sional training, and the state oepat.-
>ment Of education has setn two OF us
most able instructors, Mrs. Agnes
Pyne and Miss Alice 4Floror, to carry
51on this work. The teachers are
ana nimous in declaning that they are
*.fnioving. the work and that a. NUMB,
er of practical helps are presented
that will ,be@of help in their school
work. While a. few districts dld not
close their schools believing that ,ene
2 children should haze all Of the time
4 for which. the teaEheg Is paid, there
rs no. doubt but. zthatsthe teachers
(. Who are attending :rNill~ receive
4 enough inspiration to enabae them 10
q aachs so. tnAt more will ssaneomp-
: Iishe ed in their schools this term than
: if the week had been spent III their
%school rooms. One reason for holding
the Institute at this time was to give
4 the pupils an opportunity to help mar
y vest the potato and other root crops
= while the teachers are away from
: their schools.
4 Last evening a social was held that
the, teachers might become acQualnt7
ed. The lunch committee. consist
! ing of Mesdames Young, Mead and
\ -Volfman and Messrs. Reed ana HAN
sen will be long remembered for the
sumptuous supper served.
The following teachers are enroll
ed: John R. and Mrs. Mamie Reed
Waskish, Mrs. Jessie J.. Groves, Mrs
A. B. Frost Harley 4. Hansen, Caro-
Slyn Groves, Alice and Carl klop-
fleisch, Rnth c. Gruer. Dora SUNG
ton, Dora H. Young, Mary e. Mead
Mrs. Hilda Volkman. Mayme Ehren-
: berg, Margaret Arnold, Mrs Lydia
Burns, Mary G.. Baney. Mrs. florence
Hanscom, and c. B. Dearborn, Bemld-
ii: Alice Dadie, Bertha and Mary No
hem, Spur; Lula st. Peter, and J. n.
I freeman, Nebish; sigma A. Young
kman, Elvira and Eleanore Strom-
herg, During; Esther A. Anderson
Ldliis Powers, Marie Rygg, Vera V.
and Lila NJ. Elliott. Pinewood; A. r.
Nurmon. Mayvis Phillippi. and Cath
crime Ma rkus, Puposky; Grace Lam
hert and Mrs. Mildred Gilstad. Funk
ley; Carol B. Knox. Lois V. Matheny'
Numidia o. Ledfords, Gladys NJ. Ran
core, Vera E. Daily. Clarence b. ba-
ney. and Beatrice Cheney Black
duck: Zenda Bell. Hilda c. Void. Mrs
Bess I. Forte, Dagny NJ. Dyvig ana
Stella Minton, Winton; Ethel Gu1h-
RE, Dorothy Hancock. and MRS flos-
sic Hauglum. Cass Lake: Florence b.
Hayes, Fay Freeman. Edith JACOBSON
and Beulah Sewall, Debs; Clara HIS
ing and Mrs Josephine Fossum. Stan-
/ iey: Mrs. Josie Saltnes. Madge !. Mar
tin, Elm Olson, Bessi M. Lowrev'
Matte H. Stone. and Theodore Hill
s~strom, solwsy; Louise Gilstad. saum;
sMauae Hanchett, Kelliher; Christine
> A, Newton Margrethe Ose. and Alice
i Butler. Turtle River: Alice Brennan.
Remidii: Jennie L. Prickett. SHOCKS;
Mrs Bitha Goddard, Red Lake; Mrs
BESSIE Madison, Tenstrke; Ethelyn
! and Lucille Dennis, Wilton.