The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-10-20
The Teachers Institute.

chlleu 10 Order Monday afternoon al l:3O,
by County Superintendent d. W. Morri-
son. The enrolment showed eighty.six
teachers present and seven being absent.
An organization was effected by the
election of the following officers: Presi.
dent, d. w. Morrison; vice president, F.
W. Gill; secretary, Miss Blanche Pesse;
pianist, Miss Goldis Hill; executive
committee. W. f Page, j. L. Simmons,
G. f. Felt, Orion Allio.
After devotional exercises DR.. o. L.
Warren, of Elmira, N. Y, who was for.
merly supervising principal of the train
ing school of that city, was introduced to
the t. achers of Forest county, and spoke
on the subject of "The Ideal Teacher
DR.. Warren showed the characteristics of
an educator and painted the ideal teacher
in manner both pleasing and profitable,
inspiring the teachers to instill the mo-
tives into the children who are intrusted
to their care which will make for better
DR.. Warren has the cooperation of every
teacher in the institute and will be a val
liable instructor for the coming week.
The second speaker of the afternoon
session was DR.. j. Russell Smith, from
the University of Pennsylvania, who
talked on the topic 1.-The Map Habit"
DR.. Smith showed the worth of the proper
kind Of maps for the school room and
the different ways in which substitutes
can be used when there is scarcity of
those outfits. DR.. Smiths talk was ex-
tremely valuable from practical point
of view.
The evening entertainment was Durno
and Company, magician and humorist.
The entertainment began at s o'clock and
for two hours the artistic performers held
the attention of the audience with alter.
nate responses of mirth at the comic reci-
tations from the impersonator and won
der at the mastery tricks of the magi-
clan. The entertainment was pronounced
a success by every one present.
The session on Tuesday forenoon was
begun by instructor s. j. Preston, Of
Syracuse, N. Y, who has wide reputa-
tion as a lecturer, and who discussed the
subject "The Making of Men" Mr..
Preston is man of wide experience as
an educator and gave an interesting talk,
which made a fine impression on the
teachers.
The second speaker of the forenoon
session was Deputy State Superintendent
Reed b. Teitrick, of Harrisburg, who
spoke on "The Right Views of Educs-
ton" Supt. Teitrick emphasized the
importance of work in education, stating
that success could not be spelled without
work. Supt. Teitrick has fl ne personality
and was appreciated by the audience.
The third speaker of the session was
DR.. Warren, who again spoke on Him
That Has, Gits," in which he again reas-
serted himself as an educator of ability.
The speako ors of Tuesday afternoon we're
Prof. S. j. Preston on mistakes in
Teaching" Supt Teitrick on Mechanics
of Good Teaching" and DR.. Warren on
The evening session was lecture by
Prof. S. j. Preston on the subject "Tales
of a Traveller" which was interesting and
instructive to both the teachers and citi-
zens of the county who were present, and
was regarded by everyone as a splendid
lecture.
The weeks instruction promises to be
interesting to the teachers. The evening
entertainments are looked forward to
with pleasure and the teachers appear in
terested in every phase of the institute.
THE ENROLMENT.
Following is a complete list of the
teachers enrolled:
Barnett Township.-J. o. Carson, Anna
Murphy, Amy Hepler, r. D. Henderson,
Alice Frantz, nellie DeWoody, W. W.
Wolfe, Claude Terrill. Flossie Brsden.
Green Township. Charles Dotterer,
Ruth Cook, Jeanette Haugh, Bebs Cole,
Grace Reed, Evelyn Kiser, Olive Blauser,
Evelyn Grove, Belva Hoover.
Harmony Township. u. J .Studebaker,
Martha II. Morrow, Mary A, Casey. Ma.
mie Engdshl, Luella M. Handy, Maude
Garfield, Blanche j. Hunter, Nevada
Anderson.
Hickory Township. X. Smutz,
Iva d. Carpenter, Julia Anderson, Laura
Mexican, Christine Anderson, Sarah An
derson, Dora A. Rosen, Ethel Douglas,
Clio E. Green, Robert C. Huling.
Howe Township.-Kate Guenther,
Grace Jaycox, Della Sutton, Evadns
Hunter, Mary Finn, Lena Anderson,
Pearl Alisire, Harry A. Smith.
Kingsley Township.-J. l.. Simmons,
Maud A. Berlin, Blanche Hendricks,
Goldia A. Hill, Verna Miller, Clara Jen.
kins, Lauretts Dunkle, Dorothy Skunk,
Nellie McElravy, Pearl Clay, Edith
Gayley, Anna Blauser.
jerks Township.-W. E. Page, Julians
Clark, Perl M. Dougherty, Avslyn Kiser.
Jennie Murphy, Gladys Sutton, Mildred
Russell, Edith Austin, Teck la c. Ander-
son, Florence Bowman, Charles Kendall,
Genevieve Wilton, Maude Whiteman,
Kathryn E. Mohney. Lula Burns, Walter
Lowman.
Tionesta Township w. Mills, NJ. |
A. Wolfe, Orion Allio, Augusta Korb,
Olive d. Wolfe, Blanche Wiles, Pearl G.
Elliot, George Ledebur, Louise Clark.
Tionesta Borough.-F. w. Gill, G. F.
IN.ga II.