Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
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work this morning with regular les.
sons and recitations.
9. W. Kline, one Of the instruc-
tors, arrived from Iowa Monday af-
ternoon.
Supt Steen is busy Keeping the
work In regular order. Prof. Stacey,
Prof. Perrill, Prof. Kline and Miss
Gentry make valuable instructors.
The enrolment reached 100 to-
day with only ai.lonely dozen men
among them.
The Garfield building ID used for
recitatiops, the high school rooms
being too small. Chapel exercises
are held in the high school audi
torium.
The Clay Center Dispatch has this
sensible editorial; The Dispatch
hardly believes the average citizen
credits the county teachers insti-
tute with being the important ihsti-
tuition 1t is. He looks upon 1t as
a gathering of school ma ans brush-
ing up bit in their studies in order
to get through sort of examination
preliminary to the receipt Of a ali
'eense" to teach $S5 a month school
somewhere out In the rural districts,
but 1t isn't. The essential part OF
the work is to determine just how
best to make raw boys and girls into
finished citizens worthy of a self
nation, capable Of making
their way creditably through this
world. AS in every other walk in
life, the old-fashioned notions, crys-
talized and refusing to expand, are
crumbllng, and new ideas, some good
and some not SO good, may yet be
tried out, are being discussed and
put into practical operation along
lines. The participant
and observer will find that the
schools are endeayoring to keep
abreast Of the times, even though
subject sometimes ~ criticism They
haven't yet reached perfection, but
but let that branch Of the public
service which has become perfect
.hrow the dornicks and do the knock
ng. This moulder Of opinion takes
'ff its hat to the gathering at the
high school building today.
Those, enrolled in the institute
ire: Abilene, Encie Picking. vieya
Ada Cooley, Edna Kugler,-
ora Engle Hazel Hobble, Gladys
'autz. Leila Towne, Esther Bear,
irover Easter, Lena Metz, Almedae
'rown, Iva Brown, Nan Lucier,
Amos Engle, Oron Mccoy, Grace
anderson, Hazel Beaver, Alive Wool
erton, Edna Linn, ANIME McIner-
ney, Lucy Lee, Hedwig Schmutz
luth Martin, Lucille Sullivan, May
toss, Mary Sheets, Miles Moyer,
essie W, swigart, Grace Woolver-
on, Carrie coffenberger, Lucy Toll
ert, Vera Hampton, Kate shearer,
ona shearer, Minnie Issit, Vivian
'avis, Lucille Halleck, Irene Ether
ngton, Eva Mohler, Vaughn Mo
ormick, GrazeIla Puliver, Alice
ackson, Marian Picking.
From Solomon! Grace Buchenau,
anne Goodell, Lucille Gatschet.
From Manchester, Anna Luker.
ary Ayres, Lydia Sheets. Lillian
ines, Sarah Trott.
From Chapman; James Alright,
ifford Clark, Hazel Koogle, Lena
ngle, nellie Miller, Letha white
ir, verno Martz, Elizabeth Meyer,
G. Dietz, Earl Marks, Catherine
lgle, Edith Engle. Name DeVane,
lth Huff, Earl Laney. Addie Thom-
From Herington: Marie Mace,
Ky oliver, Mary Farrell, Hazel Sim
ir, Hazel Heoy. Gula Meier, Kate
berton.
From Enterprise. Hazel Meriiatt.
q. sterner, Julia Eyth. Myrtle
ith, Selma Balsmier, vira wilder.
From Detroit: H. =. Turk, Eliza
b Knerr. Edna Wagner.
From Elmo; Flora Mccormack.
From Talmage: Grave vanscoyoe,
-rie Saylor.
from Hope: Ferne sterner, stella
son, Edna stauffer. Stella Davis.
sta sterner, Goldie Wolf. Mar
ct MCCOY, Harlow Lash.
from Dtllon. L. n. Buenine.
from wOOdhIns: Esther John