The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-03
Proceedings Of the Institute.

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Institute was called to order by
Prot. G. S. Barnett, who acted as
examiner for the Western district.
On motion NJ. Marston WAS elected
chairman, j. r. Orrell, secretary.
The following teachers were
enrolled: c. S. Barnett, A. Il.
Trowbridge, w. w. Roark, B. B
Esiingcr, P. D. Falls, VIM. NJ.
Smith, E. H. Smith, F. W. Ferree,
+. f. Martin, Nora NJ Kennon,
l. A. Clarke, Ada Whitson, May
Meek, Austin Davis. W. r. john
son, w. +. Jackson, W. I. Mitchell,
Lacy Champlin, G. D. Piumlee,
Rena Meek. AdsIine Russell, Char
lie Harbert, Ely Webb, D. j. Evans,
Carrie Pickett, CLYDE Burncy,
Bryant Coxey, T. Q. Roberts, Mrs.
G, S. Webb. N. Marston, Charles
Crockett, Nora Poynor, NJ. L.
Mccall, Mamie Morehouse, Dora
N cElrea, Minnie Morris, G. G.
Oneal, R F. Case, b. +. Mat,ox,
NJ. L. Burris.
After a few appropriate remarks
by nj. Marston the subject, "rhe
relation Of the county examiner TO
the schools" was discussed by
G. S. Barnett, I. A. Clarke, B. B.
Eslinger and others. The End
subject, sThe relation of the coun-
ty examiner to the teachers" was
lively discussed by W. w. Roark
w, ID. Crawford and Il. II. Smith.
The 3rd, ."The model school" was
discussed by the the teachers pres.
ent, and was decided that the
school most like home, where there
is union among teacher, pupils ard
patrons, was the model school.
The 4th, "The model teacher" was
discussed by W. r. Johnson, II
P. Burney, G. s. Barnett.
A motion to adjourn till at 9
o'clc elk u. m Dec 21.
The 4th, "What can we do Ia
secure better work in our schools r
was discussed by /. A. Ciarhe, III
I. Burris and others. C. S. Bar
oett, /. A. Clarke and NJ. Marslon
were appointed as committee on
resolutions.
The 5th, "The value of cduca-
tional books and Journals" was
discussed by Miss Mamie More.
house, l. A. Clarke, G. S. Barnett,
and the reading OF such heartily
indorsed by everyone. The 7lh,
"The school organization" was
lively discussed by G. S. Barnett,
Is. B. Eslinger and NJ. S. Mccall.
The 9Th, "School government"
was discussed by teachers present.
Recess till l o'clock p. m.
NJ. Masston being absent a
motion was made to elect |. A.
Clarke temporary chairman. The
subject, "School government was
finished. The 9th "Arilhme,ic. (D
Whom begun. (h) How taught, (c)
Its relative Importance" was dis
cussed by the teachers, aud was
deei ed tia, it should occupy the
third place in our public school
curriculum. The 10th, s'The
resolution PASSED at the Septem
bcr Institute relatiye to the
teacher attendance I'll Institutes
and examinations, and decided
that under the present law all
teachers should attend. n
report from the committee and the
+ lIowing resolutions adopted:
RESOLUTIONS.
The committee on resolutions
introduced the following which
were adopted as the senti-
ments OF the /, achers OF Carroll
coanty:
Resolved: That in view of the
fact as they exist in reference to
one county insts,ute, it is the
The opin on OF the teachers Of
Carroll county in institute assem-
bisd that Attendance bo made
compulsory ry-coiapulsorl IN the
scnsc lhat Y,n-alteisdance without
Just cause. may BE- deemed sutiicicnl
reason for rt.vokirg the liccIsc 10
teach, r--com mpuis"tx 4 tho sense
that ,lte teachers should be rcqnlr-
cd to alte.,d the i,ssiiinte--ls iallh-
tul ) as they attend ,he1' s0i,o"Is
when regularly cmPk.yeii
teacher.
Resolved: Tirnl va. favor as