Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-02-08
Teachers Institute
is Largely Attended


held Friday and Saturday in the Higl
School closed after a very successful
meeting. during which the creates
interest was evinced by all present
the total enrolment for both days
was 262, whichis a very good showing
when the extremely cold weather is
taken into account.
Much credit is due to Supts. Kelly,
HaselWoUd and Roseman for the admir-
able arrangements that had been made
for the holding Of the institute. The
exercises was kept up until the close.
Friday afternoon the two most in
teresting features Of the program we're
the addresses by President McKenny.
one on Expression, the other on
"Reading.'' Friday evening at Neu
mans theatre large audience listened
to addresses by the two conductors.
President McKenny spoke on 1.-The
Laws Of Childhoodn and Prof. Cheever
on 'How the Home May Help the
School," Mr. Edward j. Brandt con
tribu5ed to the enjoyment of the even
ing by singing a number of classic
sougs, his daughter Miss Eugenia
accompanying him on the piano.
Saturday morning President Nc
Kenny addressed the teachers on The
Strategic Citadel' and on personal
ity." Prof. Cheever gave an address
on The Backward Pupil" He
and Presiuent McKenny supplement
each other in the wor! of the institute
President McKenny is logical, poi
ished and convincing speaker. He
treated his themes in mastery man
ner.
The following program was carried
out during the two days session:
Fri1ay-9 a. m., enrolment, sing
ing; 9:15. Training for Direction,
Prof. w. H. Cheever; 1905, rest;
1915, reading, President Charles
McKenny; 11:05, rest; 11:15, Ian
guage, Prof. Cheever; 1900, intermis-
sion; 1870 p. m, roll call; motion
songs, Miss Mary Ogden; 200, Section
High School, L. S. Kelley; 200,
Section-Grade School. Fred W. Helm
200, Section-Rural School, A. Hage-
mann; $50. address, The Strategic
Citadel, President McKennJ; 500, ad-
dresses by Prof Cheever and Presi-
dent McKenny.
Saturday 9. a. m., ro.l call; opening
exercises; 9:15, eading President Nc
Kenny; 1905, rest; 1915, The Back
ward Pupil, Prof. Cheever; 11:O5,
rest; 11.15, Point of Attack in History,
Pres. McKenny; 80 p. M, roll call;
music; 40. Language, Prof. Cheever;
2:20, Personality, President McKenny;
$40, Training for Self Direction, Prof.
Cheever; $50, Remarks by state III
spectOr Of Institutes.
Those who attended the institute
are the following:
c. F. Viebahn, Cathrine Ryan, Mary
Giblin, Helen Grabow, Florence Hen
ming, Ethel Hatch, Gertrude Fisk, Clara
Finger, Mabel Hitchcock, Martha
Radtke, Doris Schmidt. Helen Wright,
Anna KlOckOw. Ida Schreiber Anna Man
gel, Kathrine Brasky, Matte Moran, Clara
Krause, Hilda Volkmann; E. M. Cox.
Lizzie Williams, G. RiedeIbach, G.. H,
Gohlke, Mary Crangle, Gertrude Never,
LeOna Steinmann, Ina ZilIisch, Marie
Killian, Anna Holland, Elizabeth Knaak,
Clara Nowack, Claudina Bemman, Edna
Voss, Helen Jaeger, Mary Weise, Louisa
Jaeger, Louise Cook, Nellie Grady,
Cecilia Wilson, Grace Smith, John Milne,
Max Muenich, Martha Voeltz, Alice
Bramer, Adeline Bramer. Ade!ine
Churchill, Nellie Foley, Elma Steinman,
Frieda Wentland, Alma Wardel, Alice
Nelson, Amanda Roth, Minnie Grams,
Bertha Seward, Agnes Garritt, Angie
Wright. Goldie Beisner, Sophie Koehler,
Catherine Williams, Daisy Aspinwall,
Katherine Mcclure, Winifred Webster,
Amanda Schulz. Agnes Kelley, Mamie
Cunningham, Henrietta Kabet, Minnie
Freber, Renie Dumas, Julia Owen,
Wanda Bietau, Cecilia Murphy, Hannah
Reen, Ella Zedler, Bella Pendleton, Bes-
sic Nicolls, Florence Williams, Charlotte
Reinhart, Effie Case, Lessie Hutchinson,
Myra Splitter, May Black, Lillian Adams,
Elizabeth Rudolph, Gertrude Duffy
Lydia Rohde, Ella La Burvi, Elsie
Peters, Mabel Kirkham, Rae Malone,
Mrs. C. Meal Dustin, S. M. Bennett, ALA
C. Wells, Mrs. Anna Tease, Carrie B.
Stair, Mary COppins. Ella Abbott, Fran
ces Warner, Effie jerks, Nellie.C. PerrigO.
Earl L, Raub, Fred W. Hilgendorf, H. E.
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