The Iola register., 1902-06-06
THE NORMAL INSTITUTE
Big Attendance of Earnest
Workers.

This is the month when the school
teachers of the county go to school.
The Normal is their school. Some of
them have certificates and attend only
to exchange ideas and keep in touch
with educational progress. Others
come to cram for the examination and
secure another certificate, while others
want to be teachers and are here SEEK
ing their first certificate.
1t is always busy, hard working
body and there are few of them who
are not there for business. This year
the quality is up to the standard and
the attendance is much higher than
last year. Ninety-seven are already
hereand many will yet come in. The
total enrolment last year was only
eighty-three.
Miss Olmstead has an efficient corps
of instructors in charge. Prof. Ken
drick, who goes to Leavenworth next
year as superintendent, is conductor.
He teaches psychology and methods,
reading b and c, didactics II, physiol-
ogy b, grammar c, grammar b, and
physiology c. Miss Mitchell is well
known over the county as an efficient
educator. She has physics, arithme-
tic c, algebra a, arithmetic b, orthog-
raphy c, and bookkeeping a. Prof,
Cook, of the Humboldt schools, is al
so known as tirst-class teacher. He
has the classes in geography b, histo
ry c, literature a, history a and b,
geography c, and civics b.
The regular social of the Institute
will be next Tuesday night in the high
school auditorium. The feature of
the evening this year will be bringing
something along to swap with your
neighbor, also guessing contest.
The commencement exercises of the
common school graduates will be Mon
day night June 16, and the address of
the evening will be given by State Su-
perintendent Nelson. Some other feat
ures will be announced later
Following is list of those who
have enrolled so far:
Edythe Austin, Minnie Alcorn,
Meriheth Alter, Idell Bauman, Edna
Ball, Ella Ball, Daisy Bruce, Almira
Bassett Hannah Bryan, Emma Bee
man, Bay Brice, Amy Carpenter, Ger
trude Chockley, Mrs j NJ Collins, |
Marv Culhartcop lola Co,1 r,no-.,
Clark, Mrs Anna Day, Mrs d r Day,
Fronia Dayton, Virginia Dodds, Mel
lie Drallinger, Minnie Dawson, Nal
Daniel, Minnie Ebersole, May Ellis
Vide Fetheringill, Anna Fetheringill, |
Edward Fisher, Dora Fisher, Earl
Gay, Maude Gray, ARA Henderson,
Marie Hess, Maude Hodges, Frank
Hardin. Margaretha Heigele, Lizzie |
Hillmes, Blanche Hankins, Emma
Henricks, G. f. Hamilton, Eta Helms.
Gertrude Helms, Maude Helms, Nellie
Hardin, Alpha Ivy, Viola Ivy, AL
mira Jewell, Mabel Keith, Esther
Linquist, Lilly Logan, Myrtle Land,
Ada Rodenburg, Lettie Reno, Vera
Ross, Beulah Reed, G w Smith, Min
ME Snodgrass, Margaret Stevenson,
Blanche Schooley, Ila Smart Matte
Teift, w b mpleton, Minnie rhomp-
son, Addie Thompson, Mary Vaught
Maude Vezie, Ethel Wixon, Ida
Weith, Nellie Walters, Mrs Eose
Wilson, Adah Wright, Grace Wood,
Margaret Perry, Mrs Lillian New
kirk, G T Egbert, Frances Mccain,
Eva Eakin, Josie Mccormack, lLaura
Mccormack, Oscar McCollum, Marie
Mischke, Ollie Martin, Alice Mont
gomery, Mary Moules, Grace G. Nell
son, Ethel Osborne, Elsa Pickett,
Artie Remington, Grace Reno,
Grace Remiert, Bertha Rogers, Mae
Rogers, Permilla Rogers. Sherman
Rogers, Bea Clark.