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1 Bernice Gestie advises two class members on a layout assignment Gestie, editor of the Minnesota Journal of Education and guest lecturer for a special course in Educational Editing and Authorship at the college advised Kathryn Cunningham and Marge Schloeman.
2 Bernice Gestie, editor of the Minnesota Journal of Education and guest lecturer Gestie will advise two class members on a layout assignment for a special course in Educational Editing and Authorship. The two students are Kathryn Cunningham and Marge Schloeman.
3 Editor Bernice Gestie of the Minnesota Journal of Education is special lecturer for the course Educational Editing and Authorship, introduced in July Too many teachers are "afraid" to write for publication because "they think they can't write well enough." The argument is false, says Bernice Gestie in her appeal to teachers to share new experiences by writing of them.
4 Reports on seven phases of Iowa PTA "Councils at Work" closed out the two-day leadership training conference of the Iowa Congress About 85 district and council PTA leaders heard the reports by PTA officials on leadership procedures in membership, council programs, finance, and budget, radio, study groups, and the fund drive for a congress-owned national headquarters.
5 Students in the Educational Editing and Authorship course read proof just before a class layout assignment Special lecturer for the month-long course, introduced in July, was Bernice Gestie, editor of the Minnesota Journal of Education. Instructor Fred Hoar appears as well as other students.
6 Students in the Educational Editing and Authorship course read proof just before a class layout assignment Special lecturer for the month-long course, introduced in July, was Bernice Gestie, editor of the Minnesota Journal of Education. Instructor Fred Hoar and other students are listed.
7 The appointments of five new instructors in the teaching department have been announced by Dr. M. J. Nelson, dean of the faculty They are Wayne O. Aurand, music; Walter J. Gohman, science; Albert Leeland, fourth grade; Melvin F. Salo, rural supervisor, and Marguerite M. Vodicka, third grade.