, 1904-06-20

BEGINS ITS SEVENTH ANNUAL
SESSION AT HIGH SCHOOL
BUILDING TODAY,
Address by County Superintendent,
Mary G. Bellamy, Following the
Opening exercises-Miss Hebard
Gives outline Of Her History of
Wyoming.

The seventeenth annual teachers
institute convened at the East Side
school building at 9 O'Clock a. IN.
After singing "All Hail the Power
of Jesus' Name" led by Prof. Mar
quardt, with Miss Nagel at the piano,
Mrs. Bellamy, the efficient county su-
~perintendent, addressed the teachers
in brief words of welcome, which had
a true ring. tull of hope for the future.
Rev. HOgbin spoke OF the subject,
"A Light for Life" and gave a most
interesting talk. taking as a basis the
18th chapter of | Corinthians, bring
ing out %forcefully the thought of love
in the highest sense. love that loves
for the elevation of mankind. as taught
by St. Paul.
Mrs. Van else and Miss Merriam
then presented the subject of draw
ing. Mrs. Van else giving a talk on
"~Perspectivc,' and Miss Merriam fol
lowing with a paper on Reasons for
Teaching Drawing in the Public
Schools" She dwelt especially on
~cultivating the artistic sense or
creating it in the mind of the child,
might be developed. thus broadening
and lettering his life. Practical work
in drawing followed.
A recess of a few minutes was taken
to give members of the institute an
opportunity to register.
After recess Miss Moore and Miss
Wright gave drills in numbers work,
with classes from fourth and sixth
grades.
Under the title of "A Book Review"
Miss Hebard outlined her History
and Civil Government of Wyoming"
that is just issued. prefacing her out
line by a few remarks on the influence
or incentive that caused her to pre-
pare the work, speaking briefly, but
feelingly. of DR.. Lewis interest in the
book. that he had realized the need
of such a work and had advised and
80 - N otiohs II pooh Soll
sists OF three divisions, history civil
government and administration of af-
fairs. She briefly outlined each di-
vision.
The following teachers enrolled dur
ing the forenoon: Mary G. Bellamy,
II. E. Swank, S. So%dergreen, NJ. Doyle,
K. Johnson, Nellie F. Wilson, C. Nc
Donald, Louie Lehmer, Buna Bibee,
Augusta Wellin, Hattie Gordon, Anna
Gordon, Mildred Wallin, Florence
Hartley, Annie Cameron, Josephine
Barker, Mrs. b. Whiting, Agnes
Wright. Cora Leadbetter, Oral White,
Emma Negel, Francis Lehmer, Ada
Haldeman, Lille Stroup, Adelaide Nc
Dermott. Marie McKinlay, Leslie Swi-
CART, Ida Purdy, Ira Brannon, Ida
Parker. Ellie Hudson, Grace E. Tay-
Tor, Eoline +. Hudson, Martha Grant,
Nellie lies, c. Agnes Kleeman, J. S.
Chase, S. S. Bibee, Olive NJ. Garrett,
Hattie Gillespie. A. Rena Hall, Will
lam Marquardt, Teresa Kennedy, Anna
Erne, Mrs. Van else, Ida Gerig, Mile
Thompson, Tessie Welsh, Alice NJ.
Moudy, Rose NJ. Kennedy, Iris Stry-
ker. Lettie NJ. Wallis, Mary A.
Wright. Minnie Kunkel and Ethel
Merriam.
The institute program as outlined
for this afternoon and tomorrow is as
follows:
1870 p. m.-Song. All
lao p. m.-Assignment OF the les
son Prof. Stockwell
2:1O p. m.-Question box.
Recess.
2:45 p. m.-Solo. Miss Kleeman
Tuesday, June Fl.
900 a. m.-Song. All
A Light for Life. Rev. Hogbin
$50 a. m.-Drawing.
.....Mrs. Van else, Miss Merriam
Recess.
l10:45 a. m.-Preparation of the Les
son Prof. Stockwell
l11:20 a. m.-Class Work.
Miss McDermott
1870 p. All
A Good Book for Children. 49,. All
1850 p. differentiation of Studies.
..... Prof. Lee
2:2O p. m.-Question box.
Recess.
300 p. m.-Piano solo. :. Miss Maggie
3:l5 D.. m.-EaSy Experiments in