The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-11-02
THE sTERNER CERTIFICATE.

dent at the late Institute denied Prof.
l.. p. Sterner the privilege OF registra
ton as teacher and is continuing TO
create the impression throughout
Columbia County and especially
among the patrons of the Bloomsbury
public schools that the said Sterner
is employed as Principal OF the High
School contrary to law in that he does
not hold a valid or legal certificate,
thereupon be it
ResotDed.: That copy of Prof.
Sterner's certificate be herewith pub.
lished together with the correspond.
ence with Supt. Johnston and the
Department of Public Instruction in
relation thereto, together with the
conclusion given by DR.. Schaeffer
when waited upon by the Board, as to
the letter of the Deputy State Super
intendent.
COPY OF CERTIFICATE.)
Commonwealth OF PENNSYLVANIA,
TEACHERS STATE CERTIFICATE, FOR
THE ELEMENTARY COURSE.
The examiners and faculty of the
State Normal School of the sixth dis
trict of Pennsylvania do hereby certify
that they have examined Lloyd Parvin
Steiner and found him proficient in
orthography, reading, writing, arithme-
tic, geography, English grammar, his.
tory Of United States, physiology and
hygiene and theory of teaching
psychology, history of education,
English literature, rhetoric, general
history, Latin, plane geometry, natural
philosophy, botany, algebra, civil gov
eminent, drawing, bookkeeping, vo-
cal music, astronomy, geology, that
he has produced satisfactory evidence
Of good moral character and that he
has practiced the profession Of teach.
ing in the common schools of the
State during three full annual school
terms with success: Whereupon by
authority Of law he is hereby declared
teacher in elementary didactics and
authorised to teach the branches
above designated in any of the com
mon schools of this Commonwealth
without further examination therein
whatever.
In testimony whereof they have
hereunto set the seal of the Normal
School of the 9Th district and their
respective signatures at Bloomsbury
this 26th day Of June A. d. 1894.
Nathan c. Schaeffer, Supt. of Pub.
lie Instruction.
Henry Houck, Deputy.
d. J. Waller Jr. Prin. S. N. S. 9th
district.
c. d. Oberderf, Supt. Sunbury
Boro.
]. M. Arnold, Supt. Perry Co.
]. P. Welsh, Principal.
VIM. Noetling, Pedagogics.
G.. f. Wilbur, Higher Mathematics.
F. H. jenkins, Gram. and Comp.
John G.. Cope, Nat. Science.
Maissa S. Perley, Model School.
c. H. Albert, Geog. and Rhet.
w. H. Detwiler, History.
Rosa M. Haas, Piano, Voice.
Joseph fl. Dennis, Classics.
Bertha NJ. Foulk, Read, and Lit.
Clara E. Smith, Drawing.
w. B. Satliff, Arithmetic.
l. A. Dewitt, Manual Training.
A. X. Aldinger, Phys. Culture.
Virginia Dickinson, Latin.
(CoPY OF MINUTEs.)
July II, 1894.
Special meeting called by order Of
President of the Board. Present,
Brown, Bittenbender, Garrison, Rim
ker, Townsend and Little.
The President stated the object of
the meeting to hear read the
communication recently received from
the County Supt. and to give the
same the required consideration and
directed the letter to be read. -
The letter is as follows =
JERsEYTowN, Pa, I3 July, 1894.
r. r. LITTLE, ESQ.,.
Bloomsburg, Pa,
SIR
Your Secretary's
report OF teachers elected for the com
ing term received.
am obliged to object to the
employment of Mr.. l.. P. Sterner.
Ist. Because Of all and singular
the objections given and known by
your Board against his recommend
alton for State certificate.
The Department has assured me
that these objections are proper,
regular, legal and sufficient.
| end. Because Mr.. Sterner has not
a legal and sufficient certificate to
| license him to teach in the school.
| l have positive written evidence of
these facts, and more to come, and
proper objections to his teaching in
| the schools will he filed at the DrODer