The Globe-republican., 1904-06-30
Normal Resolutions.

Normal Resolutions.
Whereas, the Ford County Normal In.
stituie Is about to complete Its session for
the year 1904; and whereas said session
has been memorable one because of the
unusual zeal and earnestness manifested
In tile work thereof by both students aud
Instructors; and whereas, The people Of
Dodge City have In greater measure
than for years past contributed to The sue.
cess and pleasure of the term by their
assistance and participation In the reel.
tatlons and general exercipes as well 40
by the spirit of cordially which has
marked their intercourse with the stu.
dents outside OF the class room and by
reason Of which every moment Of our
stay In Dodge City during this session of
the Institute has been both pleasant and
profitable; and whereas, we feel under
lasting obligations to the County Super.
ldtendent Of Schools, the Normal lustruc.
tors and the people Of Dodge City for
the interest manifested, the sacrifices
made, and tho labor performed for our
benefit. Therefore: BE- 1t resolved that
we the members Of this institute do here
BY endorse and commend the action Of
Superintendent Woodbury. In employing
Profs. Smith and Dumond 40 our Instruc.
tors. We believe that the work per-
formed by them In this Institute could
not have been exoeled by any one and
further we are heartily In favor Of en-
ploylng men and women 10 Instructors
who are residents Of our own county and
who possess the qualifications and tltnes,
Tor the work, TO the exclusion Of non.
residents for the reasons: first, that we
believe Ia encouraging and Aisiiting oul
home teachers; and second, we believe
that teachers with whom we have been
acquainted and who have as
'ocisted with us In school work for years
and know practically The needs OF each 4
one OF US rs well as the needs Of the ,
schools OF the county can DO Of greater
value to us In Our Normal work than any
'tranger no matter what his ability as q Q
eacher may 10. LII Profs. Dunond and .
smith we recognize men Of ability. ear. ?
lestness and purity Of character. We 4
'lacs the seal Of approval upon their u
work In this Institute and shall be grati. II
led to welcome them as our instructors u
n 1905. 81
BE 1t further resolved, that we thank u
'rof. Mnllikon for his able services 10 Il
instructor; that In him we recognize a :
nan OF more than ordinary ability as an
Instructor and feel that we will be betur
sachers by reason Of bis instructions,
BE 1t further resolved, that we com.
lend Superintendent Woodbury. for en-
loying Mrs. L, A. Madison as Instruc.
'r in music. We feel that this feature
our Normal work has been too long :
eglected and for furnishing US an In. :
ructor In music this year, we extend to :
uperintendent Woodbury. our warmest 2
hanks and express the desire that some {
,mpetent instructor In music DO EN-. y
lOyed each year. We also extend cur n
ranks to Miss Nlta Mohler for the ear. N
est and gratuitous work in the general n
tercises each day which have contribu. 4
ID so much to our enjoyment. D.
Be 1t further resolved, that we heartily n
'dorse Prof. woodbury's administration "
County Superintendent Of Schools. We n
,lieve that under his administration our Y
hools haye greatly increased in eff. ~
ency and our teachers In ability. We &
el under many obligations to him for "
IS uniform kindness to rs as teachers n
Id his indefatigable efforts 10 Improve n
Q schools Of the county and trust that n
If relations rs Superintendent and u
achels may long continue. D.
Be 1t further resolved, that a copy OF rs
ese resolutions be.sent to the Dodge ~
ty Democrat, the GLOBE REPUBLICAN, kS
9 Spcavillc News and the Bucklin lW
inner for publication. -
II. L. DERN, Chairman. M
J RosAN MoDERMorT, Secy. k@
ORA RAGLAND. w
JESSIE KISsEL. Ei
SERENA BARR. Nv
LULU HAMPY. w
FRANK FlREsToNE. |M
Committee, "
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