Black Hills State University - Eoicha Yearbook (Spearfish, SD)

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Q 7 -0 THE EOCIHA 1920 TRAINING SCHOOL FACULTY 1 x I- IIISSELTINE 4'V . ffl' A --Z , X iff'-afar, ,X V 2 + H, 1 I , ,j fy :U rx.v,T ,. fy A ,hi F I, 2 2 , , 5 T ffyif V X, ,,f - . wiv: ,4,,4,g 1 - , ,I xii, .Z i gi-Ego V! f ,f X, f W fn ... ,,1. I , f X ,ejtzf-fy! .' ' -L , ,V H' Ni - ,jf MARIE JENSEN flssistarzt, Third and Fourth Grades tai Q, LI .NIU f, , ff flffr 2 ' F LUCY BUCHANAN Assistant, Fifth and Sixth Grades ETHEL REPASS Assistant, First and Second Grades ' F 7,.. f ,NI K 5, x IK , - if X- Ye ' . It N ,A , ,cv ,1, K ,- Q-.Qi gf fx, J, . f fm ,ff .4 -wr 5 7-,,, V , , wwf '9.fE2?:ffff'f17Q:fg iff FAITH POWELL Supervisor of the Four Low Gradesg Critic, Third and Fourth Grades RUBY HINE BOOTH Critic, Fifth and Sixth Grades ,..v -' ' '-X5 I . V xx .AQ , -Q Xt J I MARIE J. DORLAND Supervisor of the Four Upper Grades Ur Critic, Seventh and Eighth Grades AS QN2?t , ROSE SOLBERG Assistzzrzt, Seventh and Eighth Grades F A - '. 14 ' . , J I '35 A ' I 4 ff-f-.I Ilf':F'1 . I 13111 , xvfijx ,qi A ,L Y, W I X Q I A ,,f'Q f . -1-....,1..I. 1 BONNIE MELLINGEI-I Critic, First and Second Grades 21 JESS IE LOUCKS Assistant, Seventh and Eighth Grades

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' - H E E qj I I I A l 'I '1 U 0 - S Q Cx :G A. D. HUMBERT Seclelary lo President N LILLIAN B. FORDE Drawing and All Instruction MISCELIQANEUI IS li . l fi K I.YI,If IIXIIIC. NI. ll. I X I I N Y III'.NNI1I.TINF Il,-flirnl limp'-fluff l'l:uif... , llygiwmf, Srlllflflfj N :ffl II'Il'f' Hi HM 'Dx IESTELLA J. I,,.3NWfH- uns, xi. ri. IKHNNICOTT Commercial Cv0Hr1ll1lu'uml -H ' ' l H 'J' LI. S. Ifiilllfj' 20

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U V I ll X I 9 2 U E' THE ENGLISH Dl5I'Ali'l'NIl'1N'l' fl My , ,lgkyf Xl Xll LAVINA JONES I I I Englislzg Elocuziong PUZIUC , lffn. N I, ll. ' l Spggkllflgj SCl7f0f PIII-Y L ' . lx X1Il'IX MIRIAM MASON ' l l ,lj Grammar, Rhetoric and Literature F all the Work done in our schools, from the prinmry grucli-s lu the mllege. there is none of more value than the workin English. St-lumls exist lm' the purpose of helping the student to be and do the best that is in him. The tvavlim' ol lguulish l1HS h t ree great aims in view: first, 'to lead the pupil lo wunl lu ltmiw the lwst that has been said and sunv by the eo Jl f ill D p 1 0 1 agesg secontl. ln iiilmcliu-e him to as niany as possible of the great things in literature. and thus clevpen his spiritual insight Hlld Widen his Uutlook on lifeg and third, to teach him the ell'ecliw use ol' his OWN lan ua h 3 ge, S0 t at he may be able to give Voice to his inner sell.-to his tlimiglits. l1iS desires, and his hopes. 22 MUHIXIHMWHW ' MW l 'Uu-