The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-18
II STATE I)AHh School.


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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-TnteI1lOoneer
E1I1GEs5BuHG. June E.-Ths day was
perfect. and the radiant f2ces of the nine
tssu young iady graduates. looking only
- pretty gtris 10 white can jook, pat es-
esyons IN ths spirit for enjoyment During
the forenoon exerctAes Only the principal
nsd the twenty-shrsa menshsss Of the grad
waiting cian wesv en- ths stAAs- Al hod
Written themSs but only ten were road.
thsy oeang fAkea - representative Of The
claas-@a 10 uay Indicative ~ stan1anu n
c1A0N
sa1w We Fcrwse- vas the subject chos-
= BY Msss MArwnre4 NcCausland of wal
- WAlia~ by Gay % Introduction she
Ouoeed from klpaings poem on the queens
jubilee. and tAsn briefly reviewed the
Rrvwsh OF The United states and the de-
cay Of epein. The true sfAtemnen are
those whoee aim II duty well done. All
psf<essions are calling fos msn Of high
aftalnments. and the responsibilities
tsAoher was vividiy pictured. and the N
Ausncas tracs6 into the future
Nloo Edna scott. Of Seattle. had chosen
g has subject. s.1gileesones In . TsAehef's
Progress" TaachArs whe cannot keep
shrenst 81 the times are not long solerat-
81. TAe true teacher II alwayo worktug
toward n id4ai The mi,estones arc Earn
estnlm. paatsnoe. Benssolsncs. Judgmsnt
ana LOvA TIE effects Of the teachers
proefeae VIII b sesn IN hAsseif. In her
work and Ia her influence. The fncreAesd
breadth 81 mind and influence - the vaft-
Gus miiestones were raAssd Wa clearly
d1aineatsd-
Mr. Juseins Hayes a Moscow. Idaho.
wrote on Tho Ideal Teacher" ohe de-
nanAe1 . good moral character - foun-
oa4ton. Tho must have . soft. pleasant
voice. ana b adjusted 70 her savsroa-
msues: must have COED Judgment. sact.
natural aptitude. knowledge ~ the sub
3eets taught, . thorough acquaintance
With the nature Of children. regular hah-
tn FUN n 0rmnAaa ssaf-cootroA ayapa-
the<3a. eood Dissatisfaction enA . receDetvs
a&titndA These chAra1taststics nues nj
- donned Cor special occasions. bat must
- genuine. ~ integral psst Of her b.
nc.
ssTAs study q Chiidssn's Exprssaon N
Drawing w. paper setting fortA con-
illusions reached b. sxpasimsnts In the
0uinlng school. u Was veil put By Miss
Anna Davies, - CAFhonAdo The expert
sncnts were made from ciasoeo and from
Individuals. THIS Wa especially interest
Ing because - IT, rsprsssatine fact and
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uaano ana Snus MN IN s"s "s"ssS "
scsopment.
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NoeaaAa onoo. UeeRnnsnS wIsn vac ~
% LutN ssAsnan
ochoots. ue0 axsa0 0ssa< eSe0pss "a
Hoeaos Man. Henry basnAra ana Dr.
Uneso0a o. OUT own COUNTY,. Ine saSn-
est ana dstsrmlnatsd spsHs WhacA cnafac-
tesa1ed these pnllAnthropasts was strongly
hEoaoht out. Ana imDrsssAd one with the
IDEA OF what dfuo0ltiso mues % oonsoAtteo
Ia 4fsAking away from old landmprks.
The Teacher In Poetry" vas the theme
Of Miss Lulu AboN1A It WAllA WallA- Shs
eeiectsd the Post because he tells the
truth Chaucer's quaint teacher WAS rep
eefted because 81 hia worthy example
vhiio whittieY's teacher waa . social and
sympathetic being. and Longfellow's was
the faithful and influential teacher.
Worthy example. full Of sympathy and
eooiability faithful and hence influential
we're true characteristics Of the successful
teacher
Miss Grace Johnston. OF walla Walia
brought out the psdaRogy Of Dickens. -
a. cleaned from that popular English All.
thor. His ideals were taken from thu
humber walks Of life. Love and gym.
pAthy. tho true keystone seems to have
been his conclusion The shams and FOL.
lies were demolished as being worse thar
the total absence az education The key.
note Of all the efrarss at Dickens 10 tina,
even IN the iewliest ohiid slumb~-s the
divine spark OF truth and love Of Devotion
and enthusiasm which the gentle breath
OF love from parent or teacher may far
into flame
Msss Charlotte Sanford, OF Port Angeles
selected for her tonic. .sThe Sehootsua IT =,
I'm Literature" she presented Il under mi
two dsxfstxss,x thA satvrteat sIet,,r.s =,