The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-08-26
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BY SUPERINTENDENT MORTON.

tHS,y lliiSlcI tIIc WoTiu DcCuuSC CiCy
master individuals. Hence the i'm
portance OF fixing right habits and
implanting proper sentiment in the
young. And the duty of giving at
tension to this imperative upon the
school because OF the purpose for
which it was established and main
tained-to prepare the child for USE
full citizenship.
The following habits would scent to
rise out of the nature of thaschOolas
an organism
Punctuality, that promises may be
kept.
Good order, that due repect may
be paid to the rights of Others.
Regularity, that things about the
home and in business may be done
Systematically and economically.
Industry, that each may feel that
that only belongs to him which is his
by right OF faithful effort.
Self. Denial, in order to IL spirit will
ing to bear a part OF the burdens OF
those who are unable to carry all
their own burdens.
Self Direction of effort, that essen
tial Individuality may be developed,
and with it a spirit of proper indie
pendence and a sense OF personal re-
sponsibility for the condition OF pub
lie affairs.
Obedience to the dictates OF con-
science, that each may promptly
Yield to tAe higher law of right.
AS complementary to this work,
there may he sown in the school the
seeds of
Love, the master passion OF the in
telligent universe and the guardian
angel Of the home.
Truth, the acme of human effort
ahd the defence of right.
Honor, the safeguard of society.
Patriotism, the respect for the
spirit to defend that by which the in-
diyiluai has become what he is.
Faithful labor, the of self
respect.
BY thus combing internal and ex-
ternal motive forces, We may assist
the child to such Development that
the world will meet it with a hearty
welcome rather than with a cold
shrag or tantalizing quiz.
Why should the world generally
think that the graduate OF the com
mon school orof the college needs ex-
perience before he can be trusted?"
Carrie Shuster has had the pleas
ure OF visiting the home of her child
hood in LII. A comparison of the
schools there with those of our own
county causes her to have a feeling
of Just pride for those of our own.
She will teach the home school in
Florence this year.
Matte Thomas has been on the
sick list for some time. She contem-
plated a trip to Indiana for the COM
ing year. We hope that she may
soon recover, and possibly she may
be prevailed to teach one of our
schools again-good news to some
district.
Mamie kolda called at the Office
for "a brief chat. She will teach in
Campbell district:
b. a. Nabor called to enroll in the
X. c. work. His hands bear the mark
OF honest labor. He will teach at the
usual place in Fairview.
K. f. Snoddy, formerly a teacher in
this county but now professor of
Greek at Hiram college, is at home
for a short visit.
Our young people struggling to
get an education should look to him
as an example of what perseverance
will do. Six weeks OF his present va
cation were spent at the Chicago Uni
versity for the purpose OF qualifying
himself better for the duties OF his
present position.
II. Il. Carl is among the school
boards with a view OF OF supplying
thu ochOnlS with On Anrnn4.a.ol IL