Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-15
ADpRrssFp BY MR.. FOX.

Addressed BY NIX. Tux
Superintendent William f. Fox ad-
dressed them, giving much good counsel
and advice. He complimented them on
the excellent work of the past year in all
the grades, and expressed the hope and
belief that they VIII DO better Sun TINS
wear. He spoke of the necessity for con-
slant reading and study as the best means
for Improvement The schools will get
the benefit of any advance the teacher
makes along the important line OF selt-im-
prOvement
Under the heading Of How a Teacher
Can Make Her School a Success" Mr.. Fox
referred TO the discipline necessary TO be
exercised and yet while firmly admins
tered will lead the pupil TO regard the
teacher as a friend and eventually make
him love the instructor as well as the in
struction. Use moral suasion and cOrpO-
real punishment jolntly-the latter very
iudic,ously. Appeal to better motives.
STUDY the disposition OF every individual
pupil, and mete out equal justice to one
and all.
Speaking of what should be taught Mr..
Fox said il should be not only what the
text books furnish. and IL the prescribed
manner. but also in such q way as TO de-
velop mental aad moral faculties and fit
them for higher work. Emphasize princi-
ples. have clear ideas of the subjects. and
80 teach as TO make vivid and lasting i'm
nresslons Teach in the order of logical
sequence. Teach outside OF the books.
Have system. regular programme. move
ments, &C. Have the work so arranged as
70 secure the most satisfactory results.
Teach consideration for others. develop
ing oourtesv. kindness, and all kindred
social qualities. Teach the Golden Rule.
lnculcate love for and practice OF truth;
respect for properly constituted authority;
The SUPERINTENDENT then introduced
Colonel j. b. Cary superintendent,
Captain j. Taylor Stratton, Hon. william
Lovenstein, Captain K. ID. Starke, and Ma
ior James II. Capers, all OF whom made
short, pra,tical, and interesting addresses
suited TO the occasion.
The colored teachers met at IL III. and
were addressed by the Superintendent and
Messrs. Cary and Lovenstein.
The principals and teachers were as
signed as follows:
WHITE SCHOOLS.
Huh SchOoL-Julian p. Thomas, principal.
Teachers-Herbert +. Cox, assistant principal;
Julia 2. Read, Sarah L. Ramos, Mrs t. NJ. BIN
ford, Jennie II. Wlgesworth, Catherine ONeil,
Rachel Van Wort, Alice q. owens, Rosa W. DC
Dutzele, L. Grace Henning, Mary a: Apperson,
Clara Al. Chappe, Elizabeth v. faris, sara h
Gwathmey, Mary j. Teusler, Florence Bloom
berg, DR.. William II. Taylor, Bertha Dickinson,
Ida r. Ragand and Jean Gibson. Corneha NJ.
Etett, suostitute for Bertha Dickinson on fur
Tough. -,
Madison.-william G. Jones, principal; Teach
ers-Lucy T.. Hulce, Ella NJ. Garrett May u.
shell, Lucy L. Beach, Flossie g. trayser' Annie
E. Granger, Matte j. Tompkins, Louise DIXON,
Clara Morton. Rosa L. Grant, kittle NJ. Motifs,
lila V. Shell. Mary Y. Petit, and Rosa MARKS.
West End.-Hubbard q. Carlton, principal
Teachers-Fannio &. kagland, Mamie Newer,
A. Cora Everett, Ida o. Dickel, Mary A: Pierce,
Resale G. Zetelle, Virginia l. Cottrell, M. Lou
Eegleston, Margaret Il. Colin, Minnie Il. Taylor,
Julia b. Spence, NJ. Alberta White, Bessie fol-
lard. ana Mabel 4. Grove.
William o. English, principal Teach
| ers-Jula T. Whiting, Little Smith, Emily D.
| Hatchett, Emma X G. shelton, Nora shopper
! son, Augusta h. 10th, Annie L. Snyder, Lee NJ
| Ebps, Virginia Bowen, Emma A. Laube, Henri
| eta cravcr, Bettio d. Butler and Hortense Bot
| tighimer. -,
| ere-Annie r. Moon, Virginia a. sutton, III. Kate
| Faris, Lizzie w. Winston, Julia X henning. Cas-
| RE Strause, Mary r. Budd, Adele Mott Netuo NJ.
| Pollard, Cornelia s. Taylor, Martha L. w. Jones,
| Maggie I. Zincke, and Minnie West
| RCentrdL--stcphen Il. Pendieton, principai'
| Teachers-Alice Leigh, Lena NJ. Duke, sallie a.
| wilkinson, Alice Budd. Fannie Blake. Nellie N.
| johnson, Lula Is. Rips, Isabel X. Woodson, Lucy
| M Hicks. Hennie McGehee, Florence Z. Duke,
1 Florence Laughtop, and Juliet Snotgrass.
Marshaa.--Aibert II. Hill, principal Teach
! ers--Laura n. Bracker, Maggie l. Craig, Garlic
\ i. Clarke, Lulis Y. Jones, Minnie L. noberson,
/ EmmaC. richardson. ala krsker, Mary V. DICK
erson, Evelyn L. Hex. Minnie 4. 1yree, Gay
( Bosher, Josie L. Gary, and Z. Douglass Epps-
Beiiepus.-George X. Psee, principal Teach
Mary X. Alley, Eliza p. Neale, Lizzie Archer
/ Emily D. Bosher. Emily NJ. snyder, A. Branch
| Biuford Maggie L. Hewitt, Willie bowles, Agnes
| w. Easiey, Nelis Smith, and Hattie h. Aorris
Syrsaa}asld.-Leroy ). Edwards, principal