The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-11-16
INSTRUCTORS At
THE INSTITUTE
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drill. NJ. j. Hanlan spoke very earn
estly on the Wayne County Hospital
Fund, as a representative of the
Women's Auxiliary, speaking of their
plan of giving every child in the
county a chance to help in the work
and asking the hearty cooperation
of the teachers.
Dr. McFarlanes subject was THE
Distribution of Geography Through
the Grades" Remember that Geo.
graphy isn't contained in text books;
they have only a skeleton outline,
and a certain body of facts. We
must show the cause which lies be-
hind the fact. So large per cent.
of children leave school at the end
of the fifth or sixth year that we
must really cover the subject in ele-
mentary work or these children will
be ignorant of a greater part of the
world. And so elementary work
should concern itself largely with
| important facts, those which are es-
sential for every child to know.
! There are certain cities, rivers and
mountain ranges which are so i'm
portant as to have a controlling in
! fluence. These should be selected
taught together with such facts about
them that they will have an individ-
ual character to the child, and will
stand out in the mind.
After intermission and roll call DR..
Howerth spoke on The Art of Edu
cation" Let us know the relation
of the art of teaching to the various
other arts. Would you be surprised
to know that teaching is the highest
of all arts? If this is so we ought o
receive better compensation so that
we might be enabled to make the
best preparation for our work.
There is a certain amount of pleas
ure and superior intellect in the
pursuit. of the fine arts. That man is
the best man who renders the best
service to mankind. That art is
greatest which helps most. Art must
| deal with some kind of material
something with which to realize its
conception. Rank the arts on the
basis of utility and see where we
stand. The artist who deals with
mankind has the highest material.
He who works on the mind of child
is following the highest art.
Teachers of Wayne County, 191O--11
Berlin Township: Alma c. Schul-
Ter, Honesdale; Mabel A. Dexter,
Honesdale; Ina Mitchell, Beach
Lake; o. d. Henshaw, Indian Or
chard; Regina O'Neill, Pleasant Mt;
Edith L. Marshall, Beach Lake; Anna
Schmidt, Indian Orchard; Fred G..
Frey, Beach Lake; Pierre Falk,
White Mills Grace Wall, Boyds
Mills.
Buckingham Township: L. NJ.
Payne, Principal, Lake Como; Louise
Todd, Lake Como; Loretta Spratt,
Lake Como; Anna Grothoff, Lake
Como; Cora Robinson, Hancock, N.
Y; Ethel Dix, Starlislt; Jennie Gill
christ, Starlight; Mildred Holbert
Starlight; Jennie Carey, High Lake;
Mae Flynn, High Lake; Loretta
Carey, High Lake; Charles Gillow,
Equinunk; Ralph Gi!low, Equinunk.
Bethany Borough: William H.
Hoar, Honesdale R. d. l.
Canaan Township: Martha Farley,
Waymart; Alice Cromwell, Waymart ;
Eva Palmer, Waymart.
Cherry Ridge Township: Rose
Switzer, Honesdale r. d. 2; Alice
Mullen, Honesdale r. d. 2; Gertrude
j. Drake, Hawley; Edna Dirlam,
Honesdale r. d. 2; Freida Rose,
Honesdale R. d. 2; Ida Hayey,
Honesdale R. D. 2.
Richwine, Principal, Aldenville;
Anna Kennedy, Creamton; Mary
Mulraney, Aldenville; Marguerite
Kennedy, Pleasant Mount; Edna P.
Hauenstein, Waymart r. d. l.;
Gladys Hauenstein, Waymart r. d.
/; Ada Bortree, Hub; Irene Curtis,
Waymart r. d. / Rebecca McCabe,
Forest City.
Damascus Township: Harry Peth-
ick, Principal. Damascus; Alma
Noble, Damascus; Lucille Abraham,
Damascus; NJ. N. Brigham, Damas-
Gus; Bertha Seipp, Tyler Hill; La
verne Noble, Calkins; Carrie E.
Clark, Boyds Mills; Helen Wilsey,
Tyler Hill; Edna Oliver, Tyler Hill;
Elsa Brown, Tyler Hill; Russell
Clark, Boyds Mills; Carrie e. Noble,
Fallsdale; Bessie Welsh, Tyler Hill;
Margaret 10y, Rutledgedale; Cliff
ford Blair, Galilee; Bessie Belts. Da-
mascus; Milton Guinnip, Atco; l.. S.
Newcomb, Calkins; Clara CASTOR,
Galilee; Inez Decker, Atco.
Dreher Township: Frank Dimon,
Principal, Newfoundland M. Ella
Nevin, Angels; Muriel Smith, New
foundland; H. NJ. Smith. South Sterl-
ing; Emma Sieg, Panther.
Dyberry Township: Mervin Bum
nell, Honesdale r. ID. /; Nellie Glea-
son, Honesdale r. d. 3; Alta Many,
Bethany; Name Downing, Beach
Lake; Gertrude Murrman, Homes
dale; Flora Loomis, Waymart.
Hawley Borough: Mark Greasy,
Principal, Hawley; Charles e. Martz,
Hawley; inertia Underhill, Hawley;
Edith N. Freed, Hawley; Delphine
X. Daniels, Hawley; Elizabeth A.
Daniels, Hawley; Alice X. Crosby,
Hawley; Irene Bishop, Hawley;
Blanche Westbrook, Hawley; Anna
Lawlor, Hawley; Orc Robinson, Haw-
ley; Alma S. Bortree, Hawley; Eliza
beth Gregg, Hawley.
Honesdale Borough: II. A. Oday
Principal, Honesdale; r. T. Davis,
Honesdale; Mary A. Menner, Homes
dale; Alice Gregory, Honesdale;
Edith X. Swift, Honesdale; Alma ].
G. Dix, Honesdale; Mary X, Sluman
Honesdale; Theresa b. Soete, Homes
dale; Elizabeth Baird, Honesdale;
Edith Tolley, Honesdale; Anna G.
seaman, Honesdale; Carrie b. Steph-
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