Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-09
lSTITUTE WORK
TRIP ON LAKE
struCtOrS Discuss New Methods
of Teaching

NDPOINT, Idaho, April 9.-The
ers' institute for Bonner and
enai counties continued with I'M
ng interest yesterday. Miss
IN led the 10 minutes singing of
ar school songs as an opening
se by the teachers.
0rge H. Black, Lewiston normal,
5 forcibly upon the merits of the
tmental method of instruction
hded schools of sufficient size to
one grade to one room. He fully
med its workings.
tie superintendent S. Belle
berlain was absent and Mr..
occupied her time in a con-
lion of his discussion.
the primary section a paper on
bal Training for. Primary Pu-
was given by Mrs. H. t. Irion
oint. A marked feature of this
BITE is the practical nature Of
hstruction. Miss Zoia Clark,
pal of the Hope schools, spoke
geography" to the grammar sec
notion of the Small High
I" was presented to the high
section.
ysicaI Education in Schools.
e Problem of Physical Educa-
by Professor Black detailed the
pursued at the Lewiston nor
or this line. He recommended
al examination of all pupils on
ng school and record of prog
kept. Miss Eleanor R. Clark,
d'Alene, gave a lecture on
barry Language and Music, " clos
be morning session in the pri-
section. superintendent G. w.
ry, Rathdrum, spoke before the
mar section on Athletics. o.
ern, Post Falls, treated the sub
pf "Arithmetic" in the high
section.
Committee on Resolutions.
perintendent Ramsey appointed
nmittee on resolutions, consist
D. Mccall, Athol; Superintend-
H. Barton, Occur d'Alene; Su-
endent H. T. Irwin, Standpoint;
Zoia Clark, Hope, and Miss
Rowe, Post Falls.
the afternoon many of the visit
eachers took trips to various
of interest on the lake.
ough Byron Deffenbach the
ercial club rendered the use of
ms to the men in attendance at
stitute.
session continues through
day forenoon. About a dozen
rs left this afternoon to attend
ullman meeting of the Inland
e Teachers association.
List of Those Attending.
lowing is the list of those who
peen in attendance: Goldie Ad-
Maude Archibald, Goldie NJ.
Lucy Ashley, Tina H. Ander-
dith H. Anderson, Nellie H. An
Grace G. Allen, Minnie Berg
"a H. Beaton, Eva Brown, Joe
eau. H. H. Barton, George H.
Bessie Burns, Irene Broad
Werner Bearer, Zoia A. Clark
Brewer, j. C. Burgess, Lucille
Mary NJ. Mcdonald, H. T.
hrff, Madge Miller, Clara E.
PIX, Nellie Miller, Addie Morri-
onnie E. Newcomb, Grace B.
Aathryn Maggie, Joseph d. Nea-
A. Clumpner, Ada Carpenter
p Clark, Nora Clare. Teletia
Mabel Choffins, Mabel o'Con-
arion ]. Case, Norah H. Cleve
l.. Crowel. Jennie E. Chandler
Crane, E. r. Clark.
Heard Many Lectures.
Denforth, Ethel Duncan,
Dull, A. ]. Demorest, Mary
n, A. c. Davis. Nellie Dawson
L. Dippery. Margaret J. Eli
PISS Helma. Minnie Farr. Nina
lie, Elsie Flemming, Viola NJ
J, Alice Fabey, Clara Gilbertson
D. Gates. Lillian Garrison. List
a, Ella IA. Gambs. Mabel Gross
Iarie H. Gotten. Inez Garmore
L. NJ. Gerand, Ella H. Hood
E Hebesting. Jessie L. Hopkirk
Gwin. Alice Hadfield, Jessie
BY, Sarah H. Hawkins. Thomas
tn, Mary T. Hurn. GOldie NJ
Lillian Hinkle, Fannie Honey
Hahn. c. E. Hatch, Nellie Hub
Lulu B. Hepburn, France.
], Emily E. Hepler. Margaret