The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-07-06
Beaver County Teachers
Resolutions.


nual session Of the County Normal for
the year 1911, regarding this a. :he
most profitable institute held in this
county wish to express publicly their
sentiment as body.
Therefore, Be It Resolved, That to
the citizens Of Beaver, We owe our
hearty thanks for their kind hospitality
and their untiring efforts to make our
stay in their midst a pleasant one.
BE 1t Further Resolved, That we es.
pecially thank our County Superin-
tendent for his untiring energy and
activity in the cause Of education, and
i'm behalf Of the teachers OF Beaver
county. His efforts tend to make the
normal a profitable pleasure rather
than tiresome necessity,
We hope that Mr. Swain, may in the
near future realize the fruits OF his
labors in the form OF the most perfect
ly equipped teaching force in the state,
and we also compliment him on his
good judgement in the selection Of d
normal faculty.
Be 1t Further Resolved, That in
Prof. James NJ Osbern, our conductor,
we recognize those qualities which
count for most In the teaching profes-
sion. Mr.. Osbern is in every respect a
man intelligent, digniiied and unas.
suming.
We thank him heartily not only for
the knowledge he has impaired in the
class room, but also for the many prac-
tical lessons we have derived from his
association. These things will inspire
us TO higher ideals and his influence
will encourage us to live better and
more noble lives.
Be IL Further Resolved, That we ap-
preciate the earnest efforts Of Prof.
Perry during his stay among MS. We
have fully realized from the first that
his time was ours. The good lessons
we have received from him. not only
Ia our studies, but also in kindness and
patience will be long remembered by
the teachers of Beaver county. Prof.
Perry has been an untiring friend
and teacher in the true sense Of the
word.
BE IL Further Resolved, That Miss
Wright, who has been with us new
three years and whom we consider a
subject too large to be well expressed
In words, but who we, can sincerely
rnd truthfully say has never diminish
one iota in affections. To her we ex-
tend our heartiest appreciations for
her loyalty To the cause Of teachers
and helpfullness TO the teacher them
selves. And
Be 1t Further Resolved, That we
heartily commend the work of Mr..
Fickel at Blue Mound as well as the
work in the normals has won for him
the admiration of the whole county.
He is an artist in presenting his chosen
subjects. Always on the alert never
allowing any important suggestion to
pass beneath his notice, Fickel by
name but not by nature. He is very
earnest ana Jealous in his efforts to
impress on the minds of his pupils the
vital important things-"A neucleus
around which all other things cluster. "
Be II Further Resolved, That in the
four short weeks OF normal there has
been a very appreciable elevation in
the musical standard among the teach
ers through the persistent effort Of
Miss Mackey Not only in fundamen-
tai instructions is this change notice
able but also in the equally important
chorus work. Miss Mackey's never
failing interest has been very clearly
shown by her in her cheerful banish-
ment of the innumerable mist of un-
certainty which naturally arise before
the eyes Of the comparative beginners
in the musical art.
BE IL Further Resolved, That we ex-
press our appreciations to the State
Board of Agriculture for their kind
ness in sending us Prof. $. W. Black
Of the Panhandle Agriculture School
at Goodwell, Okla. Prof. Blacks work
in agriculture was exceptionally strong
and was of such nature as to stimu-
late the teachers with desire to do
more through this important subject
in our common schools curriculum
We, as teachers, desire to thank Prof.
Black for his inspiring services in our
normal.
BE 1t Further Resolved, That we ex-
tend our appreciations to Prof. Fellows
and Prof Proifet in the lectures de-
livered and the many who have aided
us in the chapel exercises.
BE 1t Further Resolved, That copy
OF these resolutions be sent to the 10
cal papers and to School Life.
COMMITTEE.
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