Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-27
I'M. TEACHERS
| N ATTENDANCE
4 Institute Opens This
forming in Normal
School Hall

css hundred teachers OF Nez Pefce
,otah counties We're in attend
= tho Normal auditorium when
,sachers' institute was called TO
!. This morning by Miss Bernice
,.sy superintendent of schools OF
o.,ce county. Great interest was
.sast throughout the morning, the
.Ao,s all being provided with note
,,.s and pencils which were utilized
|. ne best of their ability.
Tho session opened with the sing
~ the national anthem followed
an address of welcome on behalf
1, ,he city by Judge Fowler.
| r,s address was responded to by
y. clara Ransom Davis. Follow
!, tha response to the address of
.rome Albert H. Yoder, director
. fhe department Of education Of
i University of Washington. ad-
,,sed the assembly on Motor Ed
st,on.' In his address he confined
thought to the manual training
n with particular emphasis on the
,taIation of the work in the gram
!, vrades of the city schools,
An address was then given by DR..
A. Mclean; president Of the Uni
senjty Of Idaho. He called atten.
ION to the results of tho recent fire
Il the college and stated that the
paltution is prepared to pull
through the disaster with colors stiIi
lying.
Miss Margaret McCallie, of the de-
uarment 6f elocution of the Uni
rdty OF Chicago followed DR.. Nc
an with several readings from Kip
R and Emerson. She made a short
dhsss on the necessary feature work
the school. citing reading as the
nost prominent. she stated that
ghlle the pupil is reading he Is mem
Ially expected to be conveying the
thoughts Of the master minds to that
uf himself and others.
The morning session was conclud-.
FED by talk by Miss Bickell, who
a,ok for her subject, Language
Through Story" Miss Mccoy con-
fluded the session with the announce
ments stating that changes would
le made in the program this after
noon on account of the inability of
Kiss urch to be in attendance. she
being delayed in Rome with little
'0spees Of her arriving here for
lres weeks.
iM @dresses by Miss Bickle and
Am Asson this afternoon were
'@ With demonstrations with the
: class of children. Miss
aA continued her talk on Ian
through a Story" while Miss
.-.R made her talk concerning
IVY types with children learning
music M 'e
'T address, Of W. H. Kratzer, prin-i
,ss. ~ 'ne Culdesac schools, was
\. ~ because of the absence of
a1er from the city. The talk
\. = nave been that of THE Proper
= of the Globe
,ne session was concluded bv an
Mi sa' BY Albert H. Yoder on The
.a''s Of Children" =
9'row's program:
'V =. m,-.Music -.
Miss Lawson
va a. m'-Moral Education
|halk.,n... .''.'..... A. H. Yoder
u Teachers Energy.
.ts.,,., ''...... r. N. Wright
=. m'-Reading .....
issi,,, ,,'''''.'.... Miss McCallie
tlaas. '"se IN Drama
''.'...... Miss Bickell
yI.I. Noon.
ln., n-Mnsic Miss Lawson
u,s,,. -Language in Drama.
|s-,s ''.......... Miss Bickell
H. ~, 7. m.-The Proper Use Of
En-, ,s.,'l' ,. m.-nns,,sS W. H, NIX kras.sr s,.ss
; : : m.--Discipline. A. Fl. yoaer
ts.,. .n-Rsception to teacher. io ana
lortam AZ the Normal Audi
s,rssss, sss o. y the Neg perce o,,,,,,,,
! noon aaon ,os who has registered IN
lsss' '' !, Rounds, Nora Meow p.,.
g E,sa n',''s ns... kiawen. Lucy peVore' Na,a
aesas,sns DUTY. Mary A. Drake 'Ufs' aSa
sr BERN. T.. ray I cuddy, Dora Com. m
y, Mar, 1s S. Rundell. Edna Eeser.. em.
s''sad, ssry ae, : Agnes Ryrne. En..
sess, v.1sa Blanche Hin. Haess 1ssst. hns E
ssArs s,sr cs,. Fora Boxrs' 'a r.co,. co..
N, N,.-re Jarnav;n
: Wight. Florence E. Bell. R.