The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-07-28
Tea.hers, Institu,e.

EMPoRIA, July ~
After the usual morning exercises,
thecritic being called for, gave some in
correct expressions which he had heard
during the day before.
The next was the appointment of par
ties 10 carry out the program for the So
cial two weeks from tonight. Their
names and duties will be announced to-
morrow.
Mrs Morse is gaining strength rapidly
and will be able TO resume her duties
Monday. She has directed her classes
drought her illness by sending her di-
rectlons to those who had charge of her
classes, thereby following the intended
plan without break.
Miss Retta Hurlburt, in charge of his
tory. took up the revolutionary war pc
Rod today. This lady is a teacher of
long standing, and conducted the class
during the week with credit.
Frank Kize= has made the physiology
class very interesting during the past
week. His inclinations lead in this
line, and he was perhaps the fiitest for
the position in the institute.
The visitors to-day were Misses Belle
Wood, r. L. Bartholomew, Rhoda Hurl-
burt, Luther and Chamberlin.
Present at roll, So; tardy, 8; absent, 2.
MONDAY, July %.
The model school opens to-day and
will last two weeks. 1t is designed 10
give inexperienced teachers trial, also
to explaine. practically, different meth
DDS of teaching. Miss N. E. Maynard
will conduct this department. Her
time will be occupied to-day with or
ganization, and an opportunity will be
given to observe the m0das 0perGndi
The first day is always trying ordeal
to new teachers, so that to-day's work
will be help to great many.
For the social, T. A. Rogan was ap-
pointed orator; Miss Retta Hulburt, es-
sayist; Miss Emma Maxson, reader, and
N. w. Sonnedecker, historian.
Those who are appointed to teach in
the model tomorrow are Frank Kizer,
F. F. Fletcher, c. A. Yearout, Retta
Hurlburt, Miss Hyatt, L. NJ. Farnham,
N. W. Sonnedecker, and others whom
the writer does not recall.
MONDAY, July 25th.
At roll call this morning Al answered,
10 were taidy, 6 absent.
After our usual morning exercises a
motion was made and carried for an ap-
pointment on prophecy for our social.
After due deliberation, Miss May Over
street was made happy { p with the office.
The model school was opened this
morning, and the whole institute went
in to see the school organized.
Geography A, which, in the absence
of Mrs. Morse is conducted by N. w.
Sonnedecker. is studying Austria, taken
just as it would be in the school room.
Geography d has been taking Lyon
county, as it would be in q district
school. This class has about 25 men,
bers, the majority having never taught.
The visitors to day were Mrs. Maggie
EIollingsworth; Misses Lizzie Arnold,
Mamie Garlick, Matte Grant and -
Chamberlin; Mcssrs. J. E. Klock, w. E.
Mcmahon. w. NJ. Chance, p. D. Slough
ton. P. E. DAGoGUE.
TUESDAY, July %.
There were present at roll this morn
ing 46, tardy 1G, absent @.
Mrs. Morse though scarcely able,
came and took charge of her classes ex-
cept geography B.
In the model department about fifteen
members of the institute taught and OBJ
served, on which criticism will be heard
tomorrow morning during the opening
exercises.
A committee on music was appointed
as follows: Misses May Overstreet,
Allie Hassler, Olive Buckner, Mr.. Frank
F. Fletcher and another gentleman
whose. name we have omitted
Visitors, Miss Mary A. Cewan. Mr.. H.
r. Volmer. p. E. DAGoGUE.