The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05
THE EBENSBURG
NORMAL INSTITUTE
WILL OPES-
M AY 8, 1882,
Union School Building, EbGnSbITT, Pa,
UNDER TIE SUPERVISION OF
CO. SUP'TL. STRATER Z sCHAS.A A. RIDDLE.
THE EBENSBURG
First Session Of the Ebensburg
Normal Instit1te.

y OrInal Institute
livery TEACHER who has risen to the ordi-
II nary routine ofschooI work has attended school
and by superior mental and physical culture, hab-
its modes Of thought and attachments has been
enabled to teach with pleasure and satisfaction to
himself and with honor to the profession. Those
who rise higher do it by mental training: results
accomplished only by study and training Of the
mind.
II is not lack OF talent time or money. but the
lack OF will and liberalization Of purpose which
prevents many teachers and young people from at
tending school.
The public demand educational progress; the
profession demands the best talent, the best spe-
cial preparation possible the part Of teachers.
The greatest want Of the age is the want Of good
teachers.
The design Of the Normal Institute is to provide
better teachers for Cambria couuty-to furnish a
school for our teachers who are not prepared to
young men and women who are preparing to teach
and to advance the cause Of education.
INSTRUCTION.
Thorough instruction will be given in all branch
es that students desire to study. Special atten-
ton will be paid 70 the branches named on teach
ers' certificates, but students who prepared
will be encouraged to take up other studies.
Glasses will be organized in Latin, Algebra,
Physiology. Book Keeping, Geometry. Botany
structlon in Vocal Music will also be given.
MODEL SCHOOL.
The Model School VIII be composed of the pupils
The design Of the Model school is two-foId; first
to present our students with example Of what
place where they may observe the hest methods
in use, and learn by trial how to put theory into
practice.
Opportunities will be given students to visit the
Nodei School, where they may witness the opera-
tiOn Of approved methods. under the supervision Of
the managers of the school. The County Superfu-
tendent VIII make speciality of this department.
Teachers viii meet twice week for class criti-
cfsm and discussion OF work, at which times the
exceueucies and defects Of methods will be point
ed out, that all may prOht thereby
TERMS. &c
The Normal Institute viii open on Monday, Mav
3, isS2; length Of term, E1ne trects tuition, for
Teachers Course, 500: for Preparatory Course,
$500
Good boarding can be secured for $500 per week.
Students who wish boarding secured before the
opensrE Of school should write TO either OF the
MISCEILANE EOUS.
Dictionaries, Encyclopedias. and all necessary
books OF reference viii De disposal % students.
A Literary Society will be ora uized. and. in
connection with the regular instructions of the
school viii afford students hue opportunities for
literary culture
Students are recommended TO bring all text
books and other books Of reference as the topical
method viii be largely used. Students should be
in attendance the hrst day OF school No extra
charges for higher studies.
L. STRAYFR.
G. a. RIDDLE
N.sB.-It is desirable that students confer with
at their earliest convenience before the school
opens. [3-24.-tfl
TOSEPH MCDONALD,
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