The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-10-01
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
VERY SUCCESSFUL
SESSIONS HELD IN THIS CITY
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
ENROLLS 2o4
COMING AGAIN In 1926
DIVERSIFIED AND INSTRUCTIVE
PROGRAM-LIST OF THOSE
REGISTERED

"It was the most successful Insti-
tute of rural teachers in point of at
tendance and entertaining and in
structive program ever held In Stearns
county. The teachers are so we'll
pleased with the treatment accorded
them by Sank Centre citizens that
they voted unanimously to return to
Sank Centre again next year." That
statement in nutshell summarizes
County Superintendent w. A. Boer-
gers verdict of the Institute of Rural
Teachers of Stearns county held in
this city Monday and Tuesday of
this week
Monday afternoon H w. Bishop.
and Stephen Schwarzbauer, the Com
munity Club committee in charge of
the entertainment of the visitors ar
ranged with Manager Getter of the
Caughren theatre and were hosts at
a special matinee at 400 o'clock inn
mediately following the afternoon ses-
sion. This event came as a happy
and appreciated surprise to the teach
ers.
The following is the program car
red cut:
Monday, September 20
enrolment .....z. Supt. w. Boerger
1.-The Significance of the Teaching of
Citizenship to Children" Miss Giere
Primary Reading 80. Miss Knudson
Phoncs ........ -. Mr.. Brown
Value of Good Assignment -.
..,...... Miss Giaro
tre-lhimer Reading Miss Knudson
Addfess Supt. Boergar
Tuesday, September 20
Opening Exercises :. Supt. Boerger
The Daily Program $3.50. Miss Giere
Educative Seatwork >. Miss Knudson
Summary of Library Survey
800 49,. Miss Knudson
Phonics and Related Subjects -,
Mr.. Brown
Closing .......... ..Supt. Boerer
just before the close of the final
session Tuesday noon the following
resolutions were passed by rising
vote:
We, the teachers of the Ungraded
T Teac6is Of stsarns county assembled in
wish to extend our thanks.
10 the citizens Of Sank Centre who
nave SO hospitality opened their homes
To the entertainment committee who
nave worked SO faithfully to make our
say To %ias Kn5dsoa and ID pleasant
tnelr insp1rat1onal and practical in
struction, - -
To Mr.. Brown and others for their
pleasing entertainment,
+. To Mr.. Boerger for his untirine eff
torts In making this institute a success.
10 the Sank Centre School for their
/ Maud C. Davis.
Rose A. Gainor
Mary M. Richard
Gertrude B Olson,
- ....-. 49,. Mary A. -Teders.
Bertha A. Klug. =
~ Ray Risner. - +.
r. Schwim.
A. H. Kessler
JOS Theisen
Two hundred four teachers ware
enrolled, by far the largest numoer
ever attending and comfortable liv-
Ing rooms were provided as Sank
Centre citizens gladly opened their
homes to the visitors. The following
are the names of those enrolled, to-
gether with the districts which thew
represent:
Ray Risner, 80. Watkins.
Henry B: Haehn, %, Roscoe.
Stanley johnson, 80, PaynesviIle.
M: p Boerger. 70. South Haven
Nicholas K. Weber, 1875. Freepore
r. Schwinn, 1874, Freeport.
Edward A. Linster, Is, Cold Spring:
Theodore J.. Antony, 20, Richmond.
Anton Anton Theisen, IA, Richmond.
JoSepn NJ sn nhiegen q IL; Cold Spring.
Henry Engelhard, 1873. Freeport.
a. II. Kessler. A, Rockville.
Geneva schaub. Normal Training.
Ann selisKar. 1s7, Meirose.
Johanna G: slivnik, 1870, Rice.
Lucille M; Roche, !, Hoidingford-
Irene M. Barrett, ~, Avon -
Agnes E. Barrett, IFS, Avon
eileen A. Roche, 20s, Avon.
Margaret Lauer, 1872, Roscoe =
Gertrude GrunIoh 80. Kin he'll. =
Susan Lair, 70. Melrose.
Helen NJ Lockeroth. SO; Broe.eh-
Ruth Reese. 100. sauk Centre.
Gertrude-Hansen, 169:oSouth Haven.
Rudeen stewart, Normal Traln pg.
Monica Philips, 2o2, Freeport.
| ingford.
Helen Groblirsch. 1876. Holdingford.
Margaret e. McFarlane, SO, Sank
ICentre.
Leone Egan, 166. Belgrade.
| Margaret e. Egan, 81, Belgrade.
Helen Gallagher, lis, Regal
Clara Teders, 35, South Haven.
Frances A Hassler. 1913, Roscoe.
Clara b. Hasler, 1913. Roscoe.
Geneva P. johnson, 96. Brooten
Gyda II. Nelson. 81, Brooten.
yfa11 lob
Clara Leverson, 191, Brooten
! Bernie Wig. 201, Belgrade.