Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-11-03

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Friend ''''ill you kindly publish it
Fin. the paper This week?
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ua Very Respectfully,
Jessie Chase.
4 FOR COUNTY sUPERINTENDENT
/ Every man, woman, and child of
MEADE county should be interested
in the coming election because we
Ishall elect County Superintendent.
This officer is at the head of the
Ischool system of the county and
should be trained superior as well
as an experienced teacher.
This Office is often filled by per-
sons Internationally unable to grade
examination papers In the higher
branches required for professional
certificates. In such cases the
grading is left to an assistant exam
liner and malice, envy, and politics
often enter into the grading.
To every one interested in good
schools for Meade county we wish
to recommend Miss Jessie M. Chase.
|
Miss Chase is a teacher of expert
ehce and knows the needs of both
rural and city schools, o...,
She is now studying at the Kan
sas State Normal. Every educator
Knows the efficiency of our Normal
sehool, where teachers are trained
to superntend as we'll as to teach
school. Three years In such a
school is worth ten years expert
ence to a teacher in terms of abil-
lily. .,,.--.~ n,r ae-.
miss Chase worked in the Fowler
schools last year and is re elected
for the coming year. Her work
proved absolutely satisfactory and
won the hearty appreciation of all
i friends and patrons of the Fowler
schools. Too much cannot be
said for, or too much support given
toithis competent young lady who
kis willing to assume the response
bilitles Of this office.
,@ A Friend and Patron.
X Miss Jessie Chase is one of the rising young
teachers of Southwest Kansas. Although
tshe has taught only one year in Meade coun-
ty, she has already established fer herself an
envable record among the educational peo-
pie of her county -..1.
Miss Chase was born in Oneida, Kansas,
where she received her schooling, graduating
from the High School of that town in 1905.
Since then she has attended school at the
Kansas State Normal and comes TO us hold
ing State Certificate. To her splendid
professional training and her enthusiasm and
energy is due. her success as teacher. The
splendid record She has made in the hest pro
fessonal school of the state is evidence of
her progressyeness and is splendid guaran.
tee that as County Superintendent she will
stand always for things that. will better our
schools and make them measure up with the
best in the state. Below is what has been
said other BY two instructors under whom
she has worked in the Normal. s1 9.
Empora, Kansas, Oct. aSth. 1910 4
To'the people of Meade County, ..e.l
-'.-' know
Miss Chase's school work and her ability as
a teacher and it isa pleasure to recommend
so capable young woman for office of Conn-
ty Superintendent. l feel sure she will
handle the. Office to the great benefit of the
schools of the county.
Yours Truly,
''' j. II. Glotfelter,
Vice President and Director in Training
of Kansas State Normal Glti.l.H
Emporia, Kansas, Oct, 2S, 1910.
Miss Jessie NJ. Chase has been student
with us at the State Normal about two and
half years. She is now taking practice in
the Primary Department of our Training
School andis doing good work
Miss Chase studies her pupils, is thought
full in planning her work to meet their needs,
and sgetting good results.
She shows executive ability and will be
capable, l feebsure, as County Superin-
tendent of directing and improving the schools
under her care.
-Achsah May Harris,
Primary Dept of Training School,
tl." Kansas State Nnrnol 5000. 2