Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-08-24
THE INSTITUTE
List of Pedagogues Enrolled---C
tees Appointed

List of Pedagogues Enrolled Commit
tees Appointed
One hundred and six teachers had
been enrolled in the Whatcom County
Teachers Institute at the close of yes
terday's session, and several more are
expected to arrive today.
The work was commenced with a
discussion in grammar by Prof. G.. b.
Johnston, of New WhatcOm. He was
followed by Prof. Whiting, Of Boston,
who took up the subject Of music in.
primary schools. Prof. HestOn, of Sc
attic, read an interesting psychological
discussion, and Miss Robinson, of Sc
attic, gave calisthemic drill. Prof.
Jones, of Seattle, closed the forenoon
session with work in arithmetic.
In the afternoon Miss Robinson took
up the Pollard Synthetic method. Prof
! Whiting continued his work in music
in primary schools, giving many valu-
able hints. Prof. Jones exemplified
work in ciYics and outlined the consti-
tuition. Miss Dora Wellman read pa.
per on "Oyerwork," which was well
received. The day was closed with a
discussion of the Columbus day cele-
bration.
The following committees have been
appointed:
On resolutions-Jennie f. Alexan-
der, COrnelia Spencer, Miss Biggs, f.
+. Clark and &. A. Blaisdell.
On reading CIRCLE. w. Tanner
Laura Korthauer, ID. l.. Terwilliger,
Rose Morgan and Fanny Lee.
On Columbia eXhibit-G. B. Johns
{. w. Albright, Arthur Swim, Mrs. G..
Il. Flint and Arthur Williams.
On necrology-J. n. Selby, Mrs.
John COsgroye and Nina WOodin.
On Literature-C. f.. Kazay.
Following is the daily program of
the work:
900 10 9:3O--M Prof. Whiting
$3.50 TO lO;lO-Lauguage. .Supt. Johnston
1910 10 lO:45-PedagOgy. ..... Prof. Heston
lO;45 TO ll:3O-Numbers.. ....... Prof, Jones
1880 TO l2:OO-Calisthenic Drill.......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Robinson
1880 to 2;lO-History Of Education....
2:l1 TO 2:4J-Reading......M Miss Robinson
CPOllard Synthetic Method.
2:45 to 3:3O-Ciyics and School Law.
...,..,,............ Jones
$3.50 10 4:OO-llistory and Geography.
400 to 4;3O-Papers and discussions by
members Of the institute.
Following are the names of the
! teachers enrolled:
wWhatcom-Maggie Potts, John
A. Lee, Hattie Underwood, II. q. Cal
vert, +. j. Glannon, Jesse H.. Calvert,
Rose Morgan, Florence +. Lees, ID. l..
McLain, Parker Ellis, Laura Kor-
thaueT, Feronia johnson, VIII Pratt,
j. f. Shidley, S Della Haywood, Liz
zie McCush, Ray Parker, Maggie Be
atty, Stella Caulkins, A. G. Hawkins,
Geo. B. Johnston, Clara B. Showers,
Mary Lees, Harry Pattison, Lillia
Sutherland, Flora Sutherland, G.. T..
Kagay, Clara Smith, Josie T.. Gawley,
May Il. Waterbury, A. Ii. Barto, ID. l..
Terwilliger, Lulu NJ. Barto, Gussie
Milne, Fannie +. Lees, Delisea j. Bow
ers, Anna Graham, j. n. Selby, May
Carew, frankie Carew, Mrs. Clark,
Rose Wilson, Nellie Lee and Nellie II.
Abbott.
Fairhaven Nina Woodin, G.. +.
Stedman, Jennie T.. Alexander Addie
Jones, Cornelia j. Spencer, Dora Well
man, Harriet Sweet, n. NJ. Dillon,
Emma Whitworth, &. w. Albright, w.
J. Hughesi Olive +. Charroin, Myrtle
h. Day, Helen II. Gleason.
Nooksack-Mrs. A. Frost, G. +.
Clark.
West Ferndalc-Lizzie n. Pew.
Enterprise-George Morgan, David
| Hintz.
Everson-Mattie Bird, Arthur Will
Jams, Maud Mcdaniel.
Roeder-George III. Robinson.
Blaine-Eflie Evans, T.. II. Thomas,
Mrs. A. II. Haise, Mrs. G.. G.. Knuppen-
burg, Mrs. A. NJ. Biggs, Mrs. q. +.
Flint, Flora Davis, j. w. Tanner.
Yaeger-F. Il. Prouty, +. j. Walker,
Alethea Chandler.
Laurel-A ndrea Harvey.
! Goshen-H. J. Robinett.
Mountain View-Nellie Smith, AL
ice Smith, Laura Smith.
| Custer-Winnie Grimmett.
Acme-Mary Wilson.
Beach-C. X. Norman.
Lynden-Clara Maltby, A. l.. Swim,
Clara Vinup, Cornelia Musthler, Jen-
ME Helms, Carrie Blaisdell, Addie NJ.
Palmer, Belle Miller.
Silver Beach - Marion Manhard,
Daisy Bell.
Geneva-G Georgia Van Cleave.
Clearbrook-Pauline Jacobs, Virgil
Perringer.
Sumas-L. A. Jones, Nettie Kinks,
Alice Thallhamer.
Seattle-Mary Il. Robson, John w.
Heston, o. ;. Jones and Mrs. o. ;.
Jones.
Madam Harta of Naur Xorh