White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-09
Ieachcrs' Insrit,,.

The D,aiph,1 O,11,y T,,.,,
s;itute me' at D,niphan, pnrsn,,, 10.
pointmant. G. G. Camp. Coun.v So, % sp'
tendent being. absent. D. N. Jobn,,ppss' ps''n. q.
dept. took the ch,ir. c,llei the 9n' ma..: bis
order. F. Brown wss elected Sse..s Sas to
and then proceeded to business T.a,y' TSsy'
lowing gentlemen were then .nr,;.. .' 'ol'
Resolutions. to-wit: Dr.. N w WT On
nall. Charles Lndwick and D, NJ 1 nua'
burn. The Chair then appointed ,ba L'sS' =;
lowing committee as critics, to.w;, o''
Charles Ludwick, Mrs. s. NJ. Ph;IS.:,
and 8. A. Shepard, after rsmsrk. .'ek @
made by several gentlemen. Prors.'o, ,.'
Goodnow was requested to exnl,;o ,p
object and intention Of the Ins,;,,,.'' a'
which he did in q very satisfs.tor, .S;
appropriate manner; the Institute ,b.S NV
adjourned until 7 O'Clock Pm "'u
Monday evening. 7 O'Clock Pm r,,,;
tute met. the Chair called the Ipsti,,,. =,
order. Exercises opened with PRAYER h,
Rev. Mr.. Houts. o. Doniphan. l..
ture was then given by Prof. Goo5nov
on the subject of msmory: after rsm.,r,
were made by Mr.. Philips and ,Jobns,as
The programme of Tuesday was rs,d
Institute then adjourned until 9 o'cl,c,
Tuesday morning.
Tuesday, 9 o'clock A. NJ. Institute mai.
the Chair called the Institute to or6.,
The Secretary read the minutes and n,o
ceeded to business according to program.
me. lst. opening Exercises; "a, Cl,,.
drill in Geography by Prof. GoodDov.
Sd. Glass drill in Arithmetic BY Ch,rI.,
Ludwick; 4th. Calisthenics BY Prof
Goodnow.
Recess ten minutes.
9Th. Glass drill in Spelling, by prof
GoodDow; 9th. Glass drill in Reading, bv
D. NJ. Johnston. Institute then adjourn.
Ell until 2 o'clock P. NJ. Institute met: the
Chair called the Institute to order and
proceeded to business. 1st, Glass driIT
in Penmanship. by F. Brown.
81. Glass drill in Reading. BY D. NJ.
Johnston. 81. The COMMITTEE on Rs,o.
lutions reported the following Rssoln.
tions, which were received By the Ipsti.
tute, referred for discussion until 6l.2
o'clock p NJ. to-wit
Resolyed, That we as Educators think
it duty to ourselves and ths great csuss
we are lsboring for to subscribe each Of us
to the Kansas Educational journal. and
make all possible efforts to spread said
Periodical being an excellent means to
keep us alive to our calling.
Resolved, That to effect uniformity in
Text Books in the Schools Of Kansas We
consider it our duty to make all efforts in
our power to see Wilson's Readers and
Speller, and such other Text Books as
officially recommended by our worthy
State Superintendent, introduced in our
common schools.
DR.. II. w. Hudnall. J
G. Ludwick, Committes
D.M Langburn.
4th, Calisthenics by Prof. GoOduow.
5th. Spelling by Prof. Goodnov.
9th, Glass drill in Grammar by D. NJ.
Johnston.
7tb. Map Drawing by Mr.. Sawyer. Of
Atchison. Institute then adjourned IN.
til 6 l-2P.M.
Tuesday. 6 I-2 o'clock P. NJ lnstituts
met, the Chair called the Iastitnte to Or
der. The following gentlemen were sp-
pointed as dditional members Of The
Com mittee on Resolutions. to wit:
Charles Rappelye and I. A. Cushmsn.
Resolutions were then taken up. Real
by the Secretary, discussed and then
adopted. A Lecture was then given by
Mr.. Sawyer of Atchison. on the subject
of Parent and Teacher; also Lecture
by Rev. II. P. Robinson. OF Highland. on
the subject of the Connection our Com.
mon Schools have with the stability Of
our Government. Institute then adjourn
ed until Wednesday morning, 9 o'clock.
Wednesday morning, 9 o'clock. 10
stitute msr. the Chair called the Institute
to order. the Secretary read the minutes
the Chair then appointed the following
Committee to prepare Constitution Tor
the government of the Institution. to'wli:
Prof. Goodnow, D. NJ. Lsngborn and o.
Sawyer. Committee retired. and teen
reported a Constitution, which was read
and adopted. Committee on Resolutions.
reported the following Resolutions, when
were. read discussed, and then reported
to-wit:
Resolved, That the School System Oi
Kansss ia on efficient one when carfiea
out by energetic and qualified officers ana
Teachers.
Rssolved, Thst in the Office OF County
Superintendent of Public Instruction Ws
recognizes one Of the most imPor!so.
agencies to render our schools eticlen'
ard successful. H.
Resolyed. That the law makes It toe
,luty OF the County Superintendent "
Public Instruction to visit each school y
least ones quarter. aud if be does no
do so. subjects himself to public csnsui'.
Resolved, That this Institute tender 70
the good people Of Doniphan their slncsls
tbsnks for their generous reception '.1
hospitality 10 the members on this ocs'
sion. "ii Il,
RESOLVED, That we tender to our worry
Chairman our thanks for the efneien, -.
prompt manner in which he has aiscus n.s
cd his duties, and also that we etP' ~.
oor high sppieciatipn ofthe laboIs 2, .,.e ~
worthy State Superintendent. ,nu s o.
the sans to Mr. Sawyer Of AtchIs0n' w.
hs valuable services. ''' .s,,d. -.
% Resolrsa. That copy Of the PfGeesba =.
iIgs of this Institute be furn,snsIu suha.
/ X snsas Educational journal, the ~.