The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-20
CIRCULAR.
Cache County Normal Institute.

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We take pleasure in announcing
that the second annual session Of th,
Cache County Normal Institute vii
be held in the City Hall of Logan
commencing 90 the second Monday
of August. 1880, and continuing tbl
ensuing two weeks. During the frs
week the following class exercises
will be conducted
Eloculion, selections from National
Fifth Reader, by w. 81 Apperly.
Grammar, Rules of Syntax, by Jos.
A. Smith.
Arithmetic, 100 promiscuous exam.
Piles from Ray, by Samuel Oldham.
Algebra, by Joseph Howell.
Geography, boundaries OF countries.
present form of government, etc, by
Miss Matte Blair.
Also the following lectures will be
delivered:
On Monday-''The Graded sys-
tenn" by L. G. Thoreson.
On Tuesday - "School Govern
mont" by Geo. Pa kinson.
On Wednesday-'English Litera.
ture," by Frank ]. Cannon,
On .sThursdsy-''Natursl Philoso.
phY." by ]. E. Carlisle.
On Fridsy-"Authenticity OF the
Book OF Mormon" by W. G. Reese.
Programme of Exercises:
MORNING.
Opening exercises from 9 TO 9.15-
10 minutes.
Erocution from s.15 to $3.50
minutes.
Arithmetic from $50 to 10. $40
minutes.
Recess from 1895 to 1O.55-2O
minutes.
Miscellaneous from 1856 to lilo.
-15 minutes.
Grammar from lilo to $3.50.
AFTERNOON.
Lecture from l to ]. 4O-4O minut-s.
Algebra from 1.40 to 2.10-3O.
minutes.
Geography from 2. 10 to 2.5O-4O.
minutes.
Closing exercises from $50 to 80
minutes.
The last ten minutes assigned for
each lesson will be devoted to friendly
criticism until the last lesion OF the
when the teacher will read q
prepared article on the branch taught
by himself.
A few changes may be made at the
close OF the fret week, but no changes
will be made cor anything adopted
without the approval of the members
present.
Our last normal session was pro.
iuctive OF much good; a majority of
the principal teachers in the county
attended, and also several prominent
from other parts of the ter
To-day we are reaping the
benefit of our past labors; the educa.
Lional interests of the county nave
been advanced. all opposition to the
system has been sjlenced and
\ foundation has been laid. upon
We must continue to build.
The object of the coming session is
10 advance the cause OF eduoation,
and systemstize the method of teach
etc 1t is expected that every
earnest teacher in the county, who
intends to honor his profession and
progress with the cause of education,
will be present at the opening exer-
cises, which will be as follows:
First-Dedicatory prayer.
Second - instrumental music by
Miss Langton.
ThiTd-Speech OF welcome, by the
superintendent.
Fourth-Response by the presi.
lent of the Educational Institute.
Fitth-Address by the yice-presi-
We will then transact any miscel-
.aneous business and proceed im-
nediately with the programme OF
exercises.
The best educated teachers in the
will learn much from their
association with others, and no one
Ihould absent himself on account of
deficiency in any branch, as no COM
will be enforced; the mem
oers will be allowed to join any or all
or empty the time in taking
notes.
1t is not expected that the trustees
will be able to meet with us during
he entire session; but at least one
from each board in the county
should be present on the morning of
the last days session, when any bust
ness of a general character may be
transacted.
The last half day will be spent by
The members in making farewell ad.
dresses.
In addition to our normal work We
to give several evening lee
lures, to which the public will be in
vited.
4 cordial invitation is extended to
superintendents, teachers, Trustees
and friends of EDUCATION in all parts
the county.
The school will be under the man
agement of The superintendent OF dis
trict schools and the officers of the
County Educational Institute.
w. Il. Apperley. county superin-
tendent; Joseph a. Smith, president
Cache County Educational Institute;
]. Cannon, vice-president
Cache County Educational Institute;
Esther Leishman, secretary Cache
County Educational Institute.
J. E. Carlisle, corresponding secre-
tary, Ellen Lsnglon, organist, Joseph
HowelIs, Samuel Oldham, 1. G
1horeson, oommitSee.
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