The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-27
Most Of Valleys ia Teachers
Here for County Institute

Virtually all of Valley County's
1914 teachers, in charge OF instruct
ing an estimated 2,400 pupils, are
in Glasgow today to attend a teach
ers' institute directed by Miss Eliz-
abeth Ireland, state superintendent
of public instruction, it was an
nounced by Miss Ella Hammerness,
couny superintendent of schools.
Although figures r not yet COM
plete, early reports indicate an IN
crease in school enrolment, Miss
HammerneSs said. She also expressed
qualification over the fact that, al
though there is a stringent shortage
of teachers, schools of the county
are fully and competently stated.
Sessions at Glasgow high school
were under way today for both ele-
mentary and high school teachers.
Teachers in the county, by districts,
are:
Glasgow-R. l.. Irle, superinten-
dent; Miss Grace Van Duser, high
school principal, with junior-sen-
ior high school faculty members
Ray Baker, Julia Barker, Marjorie
Caffrey, Catharine Cassidy, Marg-
aret Conley, George Hallett, Alonzo
Hartwig, Mrs. jeanette Hartwig, Mrs.
Edith Holte, Roy Huber, Florence
Jensen, Jean Johnston, T.. d. keat-
ing, Shirley Larson, Catharine Leon
ard, Kora Melby, Clarence Molstad,
Florence Moore, Aurora Muske, How
ard Nelson, Stephen Yrs, Frances
White.
Also, north side grade, Mrs. Cloris
Schanders, principal; Jean Spencer,
Roene Coffin, Alice Hegstad, Mrs.
Olive Wilkinson, lone Kleppin,
Mrs. c. V. Hovey, Irene Ruyle,
Naphie Adams, Shirley Mae Spencer.
Also, south size grade, Ruby
Johnson, principal; Myrtle NC
Pearl Bellerud, Clara Bel
lerud, Mrs. Barney Sinnett, Anna
Dahlen. Rural, Mrs. Rosetta Angst
man, Larslan, Miss Lucille Jones,
North Thurman, and Mrs. Helen
Buckendahl, Sunnyside.
Frazer-Donald H. Welsh, super
intendent; Mrs. Eva Welsh, Mrs.
Elva PETERSON and Ormond Dohlen,
high school; Mrs. Evelyn Mason,
Patricie Cheney, Harriet Lee, Cleo
Fladager and Mrs. Blance Walton,
,
Mrs. Bessie Taylor, Newton: Mrs.
w. G.. Nelson, Frazier; Mrs. Carrie
Valez Genevieve; Mrs. Gertrude ;
West Cache Greek. Mrs. +;
Edith E. Martin, Beaverton; Mrs. ;
Clara Olsen, West Galpin; Mrs.
Richter, Wheeler. s
Hinsdale-R. r. Daley, superin- /
5endent. Mrs. H. E. Boissens, prin-
,ipal; Lorraine Jones, Kathleen
Loeb and Mrs. Truman Paulson, {
nigh school; Azell Anderson, Myrtle {
Westby, Laura Peterson and Nick ]
Iangemo. grades. and Mrs. Bertha
Milk River rural school.
Opheim-William c. Greer, sup
,rintendent; Dorothy Bohlig, Mrs. {
c. Greer, Horton Hicks and {
Anna Schuster, high school; Mrs. N
Dorothy Mccormick, Mrs. Ethel :
Mrs. Esther Halverson and 7
Anna Johnson, grades. +
Other Opheim district teachers I
re Mrs. Bessie Robinson, G%lentana i
upper grades; Mrs. Mae r. Hickok, r
Ilentana lower grades; Mrs. r. E. :
anderson, Happy Valley; Lena Hue y
rert, Highland; Helen thinner, Hop
.er; Mrs. Beth Russell, Lost Sun
Madeline Alderman, New
Patricia Barry, North
,ench: Eleanor Willard, Richland,
nd Mrs. Lois Lawrence, Wheatland
Nashua-H. v. Loucks, superin-
endent; Mrs. May Louise Loucks,
lefty jacobson. Mrs. Ethel E. Kamp-
or and Loren j. O'Connor, high
chool; Irma Jean Tatchell, Zoe
'oster, Mrs. Edith Wiley, Mrs. Vio-iE
Gilbertson, Mrs. Betty Kuka,
FRS. Harriet Carver, Darlene Ander-
On and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Cross
Nashua rural teachers are Mrs.
Musgrove, Big Four; Eileen
terback, B%jorklund; Mrs. Thea H .
NTH. Wiota, and Mrs. Clarence
ell, Hilltop.
In District ID, Mrs. Dorothy Bill
ngsley is Billingsley teacher and y,
rs. Madge Martin. Tampico. va
Erling Voldahl is Fort Peck prin- NJ,
pal, where grade teachers are Mar Nj
lret C.. Gardner, Ruth Corum, Gil
arion stiles, Theoria DeLong, Mrs. Al
orma Fleenor. Edna j. Freymiller Er
Id Mrs. c. c.. Murphy. SSrr
District % teachers are Eliza Ca
tn Baerg, Center Bell; Alvina Ho
,ntzner, Church. Mrs. Matilda Ma
,derson, Grandview; Mary Ander-
Lustre; Violet Funk. Pleasant
ew. and Mrs. Elizabeth Reddig, J
Nd Lake. go
Mrs. Elsie E. Fuller is Oswego 2s44
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