The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-06-29

Resolutions Passed. Exsminatins To-day
and Tomorrow.

Resolutions Passed. Exsminatins To-day
aud Tomorrow.
The Logan county nCru.al institute
closed most prosperous session yes
Jerday In addition TO the usual clos
ing exercises the teachers unanimously
endorsed the follow ng resolutions re
ported by the Committee appointed TO
originate same;
THE RESOLUTIONS.
To the Normal Institute Of Logan Coun-
~ OF Oklahoma.
When many people have been benefit
ted and helped by a few faithful and ar
dent workers; when information has
been given in a way which creates a de-
sire for a higher and greater education;
when we have been greatly aided In pre-
barring ourselves for teachers; at such a
time, we the teachers OF Logan county
the ones lifted and bettered-shou.d in
deed be grateful to Almighty Provid nee
for giving US such blessings and sur
roundings.
ut is the opinion of those who have
observed the work done here in the last
month that this IS the best normal ever
In this county. The large attendance
from all parts of the county shows the
great interest taken by tho teachers
In their own advancement.
ealizing the gre t good that wi ] r -
suit from this institute we ask TO submit
the following resolutions as an expires
sion Of thanks to those who have had
charge Of the normal and to those who
have shown great interest in our dai y
sessions Be Il
"Resolved, We thank Professor Dodd
with our most sincere thanks first as
county superintendent for his coninu
Gus efforts in behalf Of the schools #
TIE county. In closing his second term
as county superintendent, Prof ssor
Dodd can justly feel that he has helpei
TO place education on a higher plane
Second, that we thank Professor Dodd
for his successful management Of this
normal
1--WE consider ourselves very fortunate
IN having such an able corps Of in str &c
tors
''The teachers and students have rea-
son TO be congratulated in having had
Professors Campbell and Stevens as.
mod Is OF what t -achers can b. BY tn
helpful instruction which they have i'm
parted and by their efforts to prepare
US for teachers. they have gained the
respect Of every true scholar who has
been in their classes.
1--WE thank Mrs. Stevens for her sym
pathetic and earnest efforts in behalf Of
the teachers BY her amiable ways Of
instructing she has shown herself as
possessing great powers a teacher.
"In going to other fields Of labor p =
fessor and Mrs. Stevens hav, the be
wishes and warm st interest for success
Of the teachers OF this county.
I'VE thank our fellow teachers, Mr.
Calvert and Mr. Kelso for so homes ly
and ably filing the vacant places.
"Our thanks are due and are herby g v
IN to the clergymen of the city who b.
their presence aided greatly to the good
OF the normal
I'VE thank Profos or S alton and his
assistant, Miss Gregory for the st mus
&c we have ever had, and we endorse
Professor Station for the marked music
al ability that he has shown.
"All the teachers are grateful to the
citizens of Guthrie for their hospitality,
especially to the school board for the
use of the high school building.
1--WE wish to express our gratitude to
the city press for their kindness in pub
fishing the notes of the institute.
"As teachers of Oklahoma we end rse
the Oklahoma Scho Herald IS tn o =
ncial organ Of education in the terri
tory and acknowledge it's influence and
benefit by giving it our support in every
way possible
THAT these resolutions be made part
of the record of the secretary of the
teachers association of Logan county