The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22
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interests Il the pupil Was Discussed /,
also The sni,rti IL .~ch"oi ,'usrln.
meu." Lecture Il, Hon " L Wolf.
4 vote II thanks was rendered Mr.
Wolf ior hl> interesting address.
Adjourned.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Opened with PRAYER bs Mr. Gclger.
An exercise in reading bs Miss Lucy
Curtis and class Of her pupils was
listened Ia with interest. W NJ
Wilcox ihci, presented Theory and
practice of teaching
Adjourned.
Opened will, singing. Suffice: oe
..Phvsical Training" was treated by
DIR 4 & Latham: and further discuss.
ed by DR. z B Clark. Miss Curtis
conducted recitation in Practical
Arithmetic. Moral training m
address bv Rev I. r Bosch.
Primary instruction illustrated BY
Miss Myra Daniels.
The Committee on Resolutions.
composed Of /. = Bosch, J + l. Carey,
J Gcigcr and p i Clark reported the
following resolutions. which were
adopted by the Institute:
WHEREAS. To the teachers of our
common schools is committed the
important trust of chief aid in the
formation Of human character; AND
WHEREAS. enlightened christian
principles are the best promoters Of
soond moral character; therefore,
Resofeed. That we as teachers and
patrons hcnccforth occupy a more
elevated plain in these principles and
cultivate a more intimate ana friendly
cooperation in the high trust com
mltted to Us.
Res0trci. That Local Institutes, rs
inangurated bv G W Rollins, our
present County Sup't, are well ealcu-
lated to awaken a general interest in
the minds OF parents with regard to
their duties N connection with the
schools in their immediate vicinity,
and also afford teachers a good oppor-
tunity 10 exchange thought and
narratc experiences Of their trials and
success, which will prove advanta-
egeous to those who participate in
them, consequently beneficial to their
respective pupils.
Resoi.ed, That the fixed and liberal
salary allowed by the Board of Super
visors 10 the Superintendent Of
Schools, must be gratifying to him
when compared with the compensa-
ton made his predecessors; and we
doubt not he will give evidence of his
appreciation Of their liberality by a
faithful discharge of his official duties,
according to the best Of his ability.
Resoired. That the practice Of
some Township District Boards in
paving male teachers more wages
than female teachers, when the latter
qualified. is unjust.
Rcsoired, That we regard the office
Of Superintendent ofCommon Schools
OF very great Importance ~ promot.
ing the educational interest Of the
country; that the incumbent should
always be selected from the best tai
cnt in the county, whether male or
/ female.
Resolred, That the thanks Of this
Institute be rendered TO the trustees
/ of this church for the use Of the
buildng-to the ladies and gentle
men who furnished the music-to the
/ citizens Of York Prairie for kind hos
pitalities-to Mr. W. Stanton for his
impartial manner OF presiding over
our deliberations, and to the commit
tee that prepared the Programme.
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