Amador ledger., 1901-03-29
TEACHERS INSTITUTE At berkeley
THE PROGRAM OF THE INSTI-
TUTE IN FULL.
Address of Welcome by Benjamin Ide
Wheeler Ii. D.-A Series
of Lectures.

WAoOAOA AAs ~ A oOAAoo
of Lectures.
To-day friday the schools of the
county will close until Monday, April
Sth. On Tuesday, April 2, the
Teachers Institute of Amador county
will convene in Stiles Hall, Berkeley,
and continue for three days. This is a
new departure which has been brought
about by the efforts of County Super
intendent Geo. A. Gordon, and is at
tracing the marked attention of educa-
tional circles throughout the State.
The success of the undertaking is now
assured beyond peradveuture, the
Professors of the different departments
of the State University having entered
into the movement most heartily, as
the following program unquestionably
proves:
PROGRAM.
All of the sessions, except those de-
voted to the visiting of schools, will be
held in Stiles Hall, Berkeley.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
school officers and friends of education
to attend the Institute.
OFFICERS.
President, Geo. A. Gordon; Vice.
Presidents, Elmer E. Brown, Geo. F.
Mack; Secretary, Miss Edna A. Rust;
Assistant Secretary, Miss Alice E.
Gartlip.
INSTRUCTORS.
Professor Fletcher B. Dresslar, Uni
versity of California; Professor William
Dallam Armes, University of Cali
fornia; DR.. w. ]. V. Osterhout, Uni
versity of California; Mr.. Thomas L.
Heaton, University of CALIFORNIA;; DIR.
Harold w. Fairbanks, Berkeley;
Professor Elmer Ellsworth Brown,
University of California.
MUSIC.
Miss Ida B. Herman, Organist and
Alto; Miss Mamie D. Wheeler, Alto;
Miss Esther Breese, Alto; ]. S. Clark,
Tenor; Fred A. Ball, Tenor; Miss
Daisy D. Fox, Soprano; Miss Lottie
Breese, Soprano; Miss Thirza Fault,
Soprano; Miss Nellie Payne, Soprano;
Miss E. Mabel Wheeler, Soprano;
VIM. S. Williams, Bass; w. Il. Cole
man, Bass.
COMMITTEES.
Introduction
VIM. M. Fuller, Miss Daisy E.
Larson, Miss Florence M. Lowry, Geo.
F. Mack, Miss Theresa K. Molfno,
Miss Addie E. Phillips, Miss Maud E.
Read, Miss Cora E. gilbert, Mrs. John
Touhey, Miss Hattie E. Hinkson, Miss
w. Francis Mooney, Miss Margaret E.
Devan, Miss Nora Connors, Miss Agnes
M. Raab, F. M. Petty, J. P. Little,
Miss Bertha Q. Mason, Miss Annie
Vogeli, Miss Margaret Payne. Miss Ida
M. Newell Miss N. E. B. Morrow.
Resolutions
Chas. A. Wilson, James H. Condit,
Miss Elizabeth Joses, Miss Clorinda
Cassinelli, Miss Vannie L. Mclaughlin.
TUESDAY.
900 A. M.--Music by the Institute.
Roll Call.
Address of MISUNDERSTANDING Ide
Wheeler, LII. D.
Resppnse-HOn. A. Caminetti.
Responsible. George A. Gordon.
10:15 A. M. Address, Hon. Thomas
J. Kirk.
11:15 A. M. = Lecture, Thou that
teachest another" Professor Brown.
200 P. M.-Music by the Institute.
Roll Call.
Lecture ''The teaching of arithme-
tic" Professor Qresslar.
300 P. Mcclure, 'fThe teaching
of language and reading" Mr.. Heaton.
800 P. M.-Reception rendered by
the public school teachers OF Berkeley.
Let joy be unconfned."
WEDNESDAY.
Forenoon and afternoon-The mem
bers of the Institute will visit the pub
lie schools of Oakland.
500 P. M.-Music by the Committee.
Lecture, illustrated with the stereop-
ticon, "Home Geography" Dir. Fair
banks.
1T is to him who masters our minds
by the forces of thought, not to those
who euslave men by violence; it is to
him who understands the universe, not
to those who disfigure it,-that we owe
our reverence"
THURSDAY.
900 A. M.-Music by the Institute.
Roll Call.
LECTURE, 1.-THE teaching of arithme-
tic, " Professor Dresslar.
1000 A. Mcclure, ''The teaching
of language and reading" Mr.. Heaton.
HOO A. Mcclure, "Studies in ma
ture," DR.. Osterhout.
200 P. M.-Music by the Institute.
Roll Call.
Lecture, "The teaching of arithme-
TIC" Professor Dresslar.
800 P. Mcclure, 1.-THE teaching
of language and reading,n Mr.. Heaton.
500 P. M.-Music by the Committee.
Lecture, 1.-THE poets of New Eng
land" Professor Armes.