The Progress., 1894-01-06

er5 whose duty it is to not only give
the pupils scholastic instruction, but
must assist in molding the character,
arouSlng and nurturing the flames of
ambition, and from the spark of in
: difference build the fires which make
the noble women and men who shane
public affairs and care for the COM
mon veal
How little some of us appreciate
the school teacher, and especially
those who teach in the public schools
Little consideration too, do We pay TO
the Heterogeneous mass of humanity
which cOngregate there little allow
ance for thh unruly ones, some wild
waits whose parental care has been
only nominal on account Of death or
otherwise
Little do We consider that it is to
an unfseling board the teachers must
apply to for assistance or indorSe-
ment, board which III many in
stances "hava no time" to hear COM
plants FROM weary, in mind aud
body, teachers, who must mana se tha
school or give way to some one who
can and will. In this raspec, the
teacher5 of Ca1l1 parish are ex'reme-
! ly fortunate because they have H
schpo! board and r superintendent
who Wi and 10 taxi, AN interest ia
school matters, and consequently the
merits and troubles OF each Instructor
are carefully noted
The following splendid programme
was arranged and carried out in a
matter immeasurably satisfactory:
First Session--Tuesday, Ppm.
Organization.
! Presidents inaugural. Prof. ". !.
CIlvit, of Alexandria.
Address Of Welcome w. !. Burke,
Esq, of New IBERIA.
Response to Address Of Welcome.
Hon. y. d. I.afarguc, State Superin-
tendeut Of Public Edpcation.
Business Session.
Second Session-Tuesday, 7:30 Pm.
Address, His Excellercy, Murphy }.
Foster, Governor Of Louisiana.
Political Economy, Taxation, IAN eth
ical view Of Judge \. G. Allen, Of
Franklin, st. Mary parish.
Political Economy, Taxation from Il
Revenue Standpoint" Prof. James II.
billiard, Tulane University.
Third Session-Wednesday, p:30 AN.
Graded Work, ," Prof. J. V. Calhoun,
of New Orleans.
Teachers Reading Circls,." Prof.
II. L. Hines, of the State Normal.
"Uniformity Of Text Books" Prof.
A. Singletary, of New Orleans.
Fourth Session Wednesday. ":}0 = NJ.
Louisiana School Laws" Judge Jos.
A. Breaux, of Iberja.
Teachers Responsibilities, Prof. ID.
b. Showalter, Of Bastrop.
Fifth Session-Wednesday, 73} PM.
Lecture. ''Old Times and New" Col.
J. y. Sanford.
Sixth Session-Thursday, 9A.M.
institutes. Col. yhos. ID. Boyd.
/ President Of the State Normal School.
-. r.D0 20 IL
pm.
Seventh Session-Thursdav Bpm.
Estate Education as Factor in Civ
| iliZation, Col. WIN. Preston Johnston,
President Of Tulane University.
Selection of Time and place OF next
annual meeting.
Eighth session-Thursday, 40 PM.
Lecture. Walks in Rome COi. J. p.
sanford.
Music under direction of Miss Anna
Grant.
The papers were able and instru It.
I've and entertaining, the music
superb.
The following constitute the new
ly elective officers: President Prof
J. V. Calhoun, of New Orleans;
Secretary, Prof. G.. Z. Byrd, of
Shreveport; for vice-presidsnts, Prof.
w. NJ Howe, New Iberia; Miss M.
w. Maybin, Lamourie; for trea surer,
Prof. II. jewell, Daigre, Hammond;
for transportation agent, Mrs, Jose
phine Reed, New Orleans; for execu-
tive committee, Prof. ID. b. Shoelter,
Prof. J. f. Keeny, Miss Zoe Garig, |
Prof b. s. Lands, Prof. Geo. Will
Hanson; for Legislative committee,
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