The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-13
many ATTEND
TEACHERS meet
1nsIirational Institute Held in DenisOn
Last Thursday and Friday Proclaim
ctl Most Profitable One in Years
LEADING INSTRUCTORS PRESENT

Program As Published Carried Out in
.FulAEighty Directors and School
Officers Hold Meeting
The teachers institute held in Den
isOn Thursday and Friday was great
success and teachers in attendance
proclaim it the best and most profit
able institute ever held in the county.
The attendance was exceptionally good
there being 270 present, lot Of them
being town teachers and the remalnd-
or rural teachers, prospective teachers
ana parochial teachers. The program
was carried out as published in last
weeks issue of the Review with but
two or three slight changes. Meetings
J. were hel dat the NJ, E. and Presbyterian
churches. which afforded the best pos
sible accommodations for the teachers.
DR.. Earnest Horn, Of the department.
Of education at Iowa City, gave the
teachers some facts in regard to recent
tests which have been made to deter
mine the best methods of presentation
of school work His work was most in
structive.
Mrs. Hattie Moore. Mitchell. dean of
WOIHSH VI lllG solSile A>OliAii oSiASoi VI
Kansas, was present and delivered
some very helpful talks. She is one OF
the noted lecturers and much in de-
nand She appeals to the individual
teacher to make the most out OF her
work for the sake Of the boys and girls
Of the community. Her helps for pri-
mary work were very good and teach
eis worked overtime securing copies OF
the helps a
Miss Clare Moe conducted the music
classes and she was especially well
liked by the teachers. She had most
pleasing way of presenting her work.
Prof James McCrory, of the Omaha
schools. delivered some good lectures.
He told of the methods used in the Sc
lection Of teachers which showed the
recent trend Of thought in this line OF
the s,ipcrintcndents' duties.
Prof. Fred D. Cram, Of the Iowa
State Teachers college, was not able to
be present as planned on account OF ii
wreck on the /. c.. railway. He, how.
ever. was present for one lecture and
all enjoyed his explanation of the prin-
cipal differences of the two leading po-
litical parties. 1t was especially en-
joycd by those teachers who will vote
for the first time this fall
fChaS. +. Pye, secretary of the Iowa
State Teachers association. was pres
cnt and he explained the value of this
organization to the teachers OF CraW-
ford county.
The directors and officers meeting
which was held Thursday evening was
not as well attended as was hoped for.
there being only about eighty in attend
ance. The short talks by DR.. Horn,
MIR. Pye and the lecture by Mrs. Mitch
ell were to the point and IN the inter
est of better schools.
Below we publish the names OF the
teachers in attendance at the institute:
:Denison: G.. L. Humphrey, Morris j..
Green, Paul Ulricf, Harriet Hall, Hi
mena Hoffman, Marie Helsley. Leona
Mclean. Luela Reimers, Ellie Moss.
Willetta Strahan, Pauline Chambers.
Jess Hayes, Caroline Shirk, Mabel kel-
ly,,3Arch Silletto. Helen Schouten, Alma
Houser, Helen G. Wright. Susie A.
Craft, Alice James, Lydia Otto. Marian
johnson, Margaret Pearson, RIO
Gertrude Schultzbank, Laura Names.
Irene WEIGH. Irene Holmes. Mabel A..
PAUL, Jane Ann Robinson.
Manila: II. p. Shedd, Myrtle Albert.
Bell Aud, Ruth Fullerton, Eula Lyon
Hilda Sandven. Theresa Nicholson. Iona
Hartman. Ruth Halverson, Ruth p.
Lockwood. Ruby Kelly, Christina Curt
Ter, Cora II. Morgan.
Schleswig: c. d. Vance, Maye Duke.
Emogene WEIGH, Vivian l.. Miller. Ruth
Gregory, Gladys Buckley. Margaret
; Cooper. Maude LOvejOy Sage.
Deloit: Charlotte Hunter, Coda Full
mer. Edith Clauson.
AriOn: Thelma +. Wright, Martina
Hird, Nora Stephenson.
Dow City: p. A. Long. Bernice Hun
sicker, Margaret Ryan, Ella Flynn,
Harold Littele. Vera Dell Hart. Lillian
Donaldson, Eva Walker. Hilda Turn
lund, Ellen Goddard. Isabel Scott. Mil
bred Virgins, Mrs. Anna Williams, AZ
mes Goddard. Clara Weiss.
Vail. Albert Hogan, p. "A. Cross.
Margaret OKeefc, Mary Halloran.
Frances Hill. Margaret Regain; Marsar-
ct F'innegan, Catherine Naushton.
Charter Oaks Norman RingstrOm.
Harry Doeringsfcld, Mildred McGhee.
Dorothea Bryan, Remda Heetland. Bes-
sic Gaskill, Anna Heetland, Mrs Ether
Lyons, Florence Nichols.
West Side: o. 0. Vogenitz. Ruth Gold
ing, Cora Gcneser, Myrna Matthews.
Christine Anderson, Charlotte Ander-
Kiron: W. Glen Bell, Dorothy Tucker.
Mildred Lundell, Nelly Peterson. Ruth
Aspinwail: .Hilda Dthlefs, Regilda
Hoffman.
Ricketts,: r. NJ. Hauile.
Anna Z. Hartman, nellie Il. Connor
Katherine BrO"n,l I5eTlllCe IiouIildii
Edith Darling. Alice Gottsch, Marie
Justice, Leona Vassar. Gertrude Mil
burn, Dorothy Butler, Nellie Poleske
Ida Poleske. Jennie NJ. Woodland, Sister
NJ. Ignatius. Sister M. Patrice, Sister
NJ. Olivia, Sister NJ. Margaret. Sister
NJ. Bcnignus, Sister NJ. Regis, Sister NJ
Wenceslaus. Sister M. Gerald. Marie
Gallagher, Blanche Sperry.
Goodrich Twp: Eunice Dobson. Mil
dred Mahan. Lillian Hedges, Edith
Paulson. Mrs. Vera Poole, Myrtle Lett.
ncr, Mrs. J. D. Harding Gertrude
Blackman.
Hanover Twp: Eva Roy.s Jessie Win
ans, Louisa Doncsan. Anna M. Murphy
Veronica Donegan, Gertrude Bell, Ma,
bel Houlihan Anna NJ. Nelson, Angus
tn Fogle.
Charter Oak Twp: Ethel Thompson
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