The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-08-12
COUNTY INSTITUTE.

IL pp;slSdlnand; Alvin L. Whaley
Secretaries, Maggie A. Wilson
e jasper; Ada Ballard, Hillbam
!. Edith Warrington, Crystal
treasurer, John Schnarr.
e Enrolling Clerks, Peter l.. Fried
! man, Celestine; Robert Eckert Jas
8 per. '"'
instructors and Lecturers. Stunt
d r. W. Cooley, Evansville; A "
conner, indianapolis; w. on
Melsner, Boonville; M. r. Kirk
'incennes; Leila Gray, Dwell.
Custodian, John Ambs, Jasper
1he early part of the morning was
spent IN registering and paving
dues, alter which the house was
Called to order by County Supt.
VIM. Melchoir, and the regular
work began at 1880 A. M. Prof
MeIsner was the first on program
ana after short talk several famil,
laf songs were sung. Mr.. Mess
ner read very interesting paper
entitled, why Teach Music i n the
Public School,"
20: supt. Melchoir then intro. |
duced }. w. Walker, business man
ager OF the Educator-Journal. Mr.. /
Walker made a very pleasing ad.
dress TO the teachers. Prof. Moerv
representing The Teachers Jour'
nal, also made a few remarks
Institute then adjourned to meet
at 80 p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Promptly at 100 p. N. the In.
stitute was opened by singing ION.
ward Christian Soldiers" led nv
Prof. Miessner.
Our County Supt. then introduced !
Supt. Frank W. Cooley of the /
Evansville Schools, who made
practical talk on the "Basic Princi @
'les In Language work" He EN-. v
'haslzed the fact that, Language is
initiative and the result of habit n
Prof. Miessner distributed an ont. !,
Inc OF the work in music in the :,
rades, aud spoke of the rote songs b
seq IN our schools. The Institute r.
'ined IN singing 1.-The Firemen. - -
nd Thanksgiving Time" W
Alter a five minutes rest Mr. in
ooley handled the subject, "Why
ONE Teachers Succeed. y in an able
tanner. The the teacher succeeds ~ ~
9cause II
/. vi her natiyeability or person. e
ity. 20
=. OF her special training.
o. She Is not afraid to work. bur
Us time, energy, talent and mon Sn
in her work. -,
4. OF interest in the work. ~
,. She studies conditions.
B. She works to plan. an,
Z. Takes pride in the work. sew
she is cheerful, tactful, prompt. the
peful and sympathetic. mn
;. She seeks to improve herself. ola,
md III. She is a teacher In the chill
adest sense of the word. p
'upt. Melchoir introduced Rev on
w. Conner, of Indiapolis, Ind. ture
gave very interesting talk on mar
laracter and Character Build Iect,
lie said that character inter noin
S life and works itself out into p,
e kind OF a manifestation. tbao
then adjourned for the wear
OF the afternoon. NJ
NIGHT SESSION and
nder the supervision OF Prof conn
Better, of Jasper, Ind the years
wing program was rendred TO a chan
and appreciative audienco - mnth
.h-Duet Clara Habig AM NJ. ,niiu'
huler. The
ey-.Chorus ST Josenh,s cho;. cent.
SOLO, Mayme II .ller een'.
Duet, Andrew J. Berger and per &C
uis Eckstein. and
Solo Neroados cot,,. friend
solo, Josie Exert
solo, Angela Schiller. The
Solo, Ollie Eek .tein onora,
'y-Chorus, st. Joseph's Choir. Messr.
Duet, Mayme Haller and and "
lis Eckstein. raos;v :.
Solo, Josie Eckert. was o
Dee,' yosie bckert ana der invited
IS Schiller. inc sev
Solo, Clara II big The
I, Josie Eckert and ollie tional
stein. Snnt Z
TUESDAY, AUG. 9. Amo
itute opened at 900 a m nv are:
:, under the direction OF Prof. l. IL
Ter. teacher
A. w. Conner continued 2. Ca
biect, Character Develop 3. AZ
and impressed upon the In q. NJ
that character is a combina- A. w
qualities and tends to come address
stiny. This talk was beauli hood"
lustrated by chart aud ia lensce o
anecdotes. have bee
few minutes rest prof made n
took up his regular work. Washing
-enues OF Language expires. exander