The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-15

chiid's mSBds and tnen what lSitAe ioStO
al order OF arrangement by which sthese.
nav be put togetber SO that the pupil
can elaep the Whole and also be able c
trace de relation of tie parts. each 10
OtBets.s- The art Of teaching every
branch or study pursued may. therefore.
be mentioned as one of the distinctive
features Of ,Be Teachers College sl
THE STUDENTS AND THEIR WORK.
I'm summing up what has already been
done by the school to adVahce.the edasA
tioual interests of the. State. scme stafs-I
ments in regard to The students viii pot
~ On, If ,,aeeT .smij lsm1ci gae FsE
A band of seventy Isaehsrs. ere nav.
working together day,by day TO develop
in themselves that high moral purpose,
devotion to their chosen profession, and
ripe scholarship without which there can
be 20 POSITIVE and enduring success in
teaching. These students are from near
" all parts Of the State-Allen, Auder-
SOB, Butler, Chase, Cufey, douglas,
Fran lin, Greenwood, Leavenworth, Ly-
on, Linn, Morris, Nemaha, aud Marion
Counties having been represented by
students during the year. Of these stu
dents it is fair to cay; First, There has
been great Willingness and enthusiasm in
responding to all requirements made up
on them for earnest and faithful work.
Indeed, it has been necessary to observe
care that the pupils did not do too much
Second, There has always been az al
times in tie school great devotion to tue
vocation Of teaching. It's dignity and
usefulness, and the great rewards 1t ottsis
to meu and women in the Consciousness
of dol ng coed have ever been before7their
minds. The esprit deeOrps of profession
al workers has been ours. Third The
success of the students in their studies
has been of no mean order, while the
quite uniform success which has attended
the labors of such members of the school
as have been engaged in teaching is graf
ify ing as an assurance that the Normal
methods are of the right kind1o,ht teach
ers for their vocation. s7e1 'Ea4s1 5os-
p There is growing demand for profess
sioually educated teacheFs-so much soE
that more applications for Normal stu
den is 10 take charge of schoolsiWers re-
ceived by The Faculty of The school dur
ing the summer and iallthan there we're
young men and women willing Gtorsus
pend their studies. No oneaof the ten
pupils who are now or have beeno teae1s
ing, has made a. failure inehis work. Il
is not understood that all who attend the
Normal School will become or can be-
come good teachers, any more than it is
understood tbatdeve1y graduate of West
Point is a good officer. Nor isait right
TO iudge1of the eficiercylof!the school 10y
the efforts of anytwO or three members!
But when any con siderable number has
COMPLETED its course of study and train.
ing il will be fair to take their work as
measure of Wbatl sths school does for its
students. s5us,a fsq l-jr sd sFvs e.:
10 NORMAL SCHOOL BUILDING. 9dl DO
2 The present Recommendations proving
too limited for the increasing number of
students, the Slate has undertaken the
ERECTION of a7handsome and commodieus
edlfce for the use of the school. LIS 10.
cationsi is on high ground adjoining En-
poria on the north, donated BY Giles F!
Filley, Esq ,,of ST. louis The building
is of limestone j ock, 5t~o, storissIi 10 hight
above The basement, aud affords accom-
modations for one hundred and City stu
dents Tits now nearly completed. and
will begdtdieated iwithIfiftfng csFempnie2
on the DAY of ,JaHuaary, 1887. at which
thine the winter tenn viii begin ia 10
4 The edi6ee was planted with specia
Preference to tie requirementsO Of a Norma
School aud is well adapted to the purpose
1T. H. I4sscher loi Law renee was The arch
\ itect, and John Hamn1on a Of Em p6ria
1.-The builder. g snia ,slaI.'E ,sbbliSac
5ruf frsss8ib sat Is 30 ,saiJzil95sa- al
~. ADMISSION. es- ads 81. 3
By Ihs proyisionsof the law, ORGANIC
ing the Normal School each Representa-
tive District in the. State is entitled I
gyatuitous instruction for one pupil, NAL
! Of female Toe, Representative of tn
District il, the Legislature, is authorized {
make the aPpoiptment for ad ga an
,i g. him Imt5 the yOuRg LADY Or gentleman VII
desires to. bse9me g lmsinlb7frs Of the ecAool
should apply for a RECON- incubation. Pr
!, Pils admitted to the school are entitled :
is privileges unit, they graduate 9 tire
years unless, they forfeit IBIS right q
4 yoluplary absence. by impr9Per .c0gnlducl
OF BY falling 10 exhibit evidences Of schOl
qrship and fir promise of success q
seachNeFs. sloodos toiqIsib ana 10 ''gai1s
II ri sidissoq oFFEeERss s7sEi5 sai 20
The Pnesents oficeFsLof 9hsascbootoa E