The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-28
THE NORMAL TEACHERS
Adopt Resolutions Expressive OF Their
Eeelias Toward Me Faculty and Oilers.

The sumner normal examinations
will be concluded tomorrow and the
teachers who have been in attendance
will depart as soon as they can get
away for their several homes in Ellis
and Hill counties. As an expression
Of their feeling toward the normal
conductors. faculty and others the
teachers adopted the following reso-
buttons
To Conductor ]. d Coghlan and
Faculty OF Hill and Ellis counties
| joint normal in behalf OF the normal
students in the Trinity University
We the committee en- resolutions,
submit the following
| Whereas, realizing and fully APP
preciating the privileges and oppor-
tunities which have been ours in the
use of this well equipped institu-
ton, and
Whereas, feeling ourselves to be
the recipients of SO many courtesies
and kindnesses from our faithful and
efficient faculty and others who have
contributed. by way of lectures, ad-
dresses and other entertainments, TO
our pleasure and edification.
Therefore be it resolved
That we extend our sincere thanks
To President Turner and the faculty
for the use of building and equip
ments of the university.
That We herein express our graft
| tude TO President Turner for his ex-
cellent and helpful series of lectures
along the line of school work, feel
| ing assured that the teachers will
return to their respective fields Of
labor better readers. better thinkers,
and with higher ideals of school
work
That we extend a vote of thanks
to our representative. j. NJ Alder
dice, for his very helpful address on
the recent Legislation in ouF state.
That We thank Miss Kitty Rose
Chrisman and Victoria Newton, Mes
sers viii Hancock and G.. H Griffin
for their program rendered on the
fourth of July.
That we thank Miss Mueller for
her address on Russian schools.
That We express our appreciation
TO Miss Chrisman and Mr. Griffin for
lBjttf aHSlHLuAIf III the SohE sci v lSS
at chapel hour, also to County Super
intendent Brooks for his interest
manifested and helpful suggestions
in the work.
That We extend our thanks 10 the
Chautauqua management for special
fayors granted TO US and our instruc-
tors
That We express our sincerest APP
probation 10 the people of Waxa-
hachie for their courtesies and hos
FATALITIES during our stay among
them.
That lastly, bat first in our minds
and hearts. we desire to acknowledge
our gratitude to each of our instruc-
tors who have labored with as so
faithfully and earnestly, both Ia sea-
son and out of season We feel
deeply indebted To them for their
kindnesses. helpful and efficient in
struction in the normal. And We
recognize in them men and women
of superior ability Their exemplary
lives and high ideals have been an
inspiration and an incentive to us in
our work We feel assured that as We
return TO our respective fields of
labor We will cary with as many
things gathered from the various de-
partments of the normal work, which
will be not only helpful 10 Us but
eleyating and helpful To our schools.
Not the least among these is the work
in manual training department intro
duced into the normal by Prof w. r.
Barnett OF Itasca. Texas. This work
is something new in connection with
our schools. Prof Barnett is very
strong advocate of this work and has
taken a deal of pride in giving IL
gratuiously 10 those teachers desir-
ing TO take il. His efforts have not
been In vain since he has enrolled
thirty-four teachers in this depart
meut Respectfully submitted
MISS LEILA VI. LIGHTSEI
Hin County.
W NJ KELLEY. Ellis County.
W. II BAKER.
TRINITY University