Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1912-08-22
Teachers Institute in Session.

nero College Win County superintendent
James Grantham in charge. Rev. DR..
Charles Ghiselin made the opening ad-
dress after which the regular organiza-
ton was taken up. The following Of
ficers and committees were appointed:
Secretaries Ella Kelsey, Miss
Mary Pendieton.
Committee on Entertainment - Miss
Texana Strobe, Miss Louise Sigler. Mr..
Leo Smith, Mr.. Samuel g. Williamson
Committee on Resolutions-Prof. F. A.
Byerly, Mr.. Jesse A. Engle, Mr.. w.
Bonham, Mrs. Margaret Wetzel, Miss
Alice Billmyer.
Committee on Music - Misses Lucy
Beltzhoover and Louise Welshans.
Reporters - Mr.. Edgar Knott, Miss
Alice Banks, Miss Florence Licklider.
Ushers : Messrs. Burwell A. Ware,
Clifton Bell, Frank L. Yates, Randolph
Colston, Henry Baker.
The instructors, DR.. ]. M. Callahan, of
the West Virginia University, and Su-
perintendent John c. Wagner, Of Carlisle,
Pa, made Introductory talks outlining the
plan of work to be followed during the
week.
On Monday afternoon MIR. Wagner
gave an interesting talk on Reading and
its Development and "The Merits of
the a, b, c Phonic Word and Sentence
Method" DR.. Callahan made an in
structive address on the Relation OF
Physical Environment and School SAM
tation to the Development of the Child"
Tuesday morning the opening exer-
cises were conducted by Rev. ]. w.
Ware, of Trinity Episcopal Church. Mr..
Wagner's address at this session OF the
institute dealt with Good Order as a
Result of Systematic Movement in the
School ROOM" after which DR.. Callahan
spoke on Hygiene and Sanitation"
The morning session was concluded
with round table discussion OF the dif-
ferent phases of school work. Tuesday
afternoon after a talk on methods in
Teaching" by DR.. Callahan there was a
round table talk on the work in graded
and ungraded schools.
Wednesday the opening exercises
were conducted by Rev. J. P. Feltner.
The instructors then talked on the "Meth-
DDS of Teaching" Miss Helen Link sang
a very pleasing solo,. In the afternoon
DR.. Callahan made an address on Agricul-
ture, after which Mr.. Wagner talked on
discipline in the Schoolroom." The
session was concluded with a round table
discussion OF Subjects Peculiar TO the
Schoolroom."
Following is list ofteaclerS ate nding.
WHITE FEMALES.
Lucie A. Beltzhooyer.
Julia V. Maddox,
Alice Banks,
Alice Marten,
Alice Billmyer,
Lenora Marten,
Abbie Banks,
Louise A. Miller,
Kathryne Donley,
Florence McQuilkin,
Mary Donley,
Mary r. Pendleton,
Anna L. Hause,
Louise J. Rightstine,
Villa L. Holiday,
Agnes q. Remnant,
Jessie 6. Hoffman,
Virginia M. Schley,
Julia L. Hill,
Rose Sellar,
Ada May Knode,
Nellie H. Spedden,
Ella M. Kelsey,
Texana M. Strobe,
Florence Licklider,
Louise Sigler,
Bessie Lee Lamar,
Ruth A. Taylor,
Helen E. Link,
Octavia J. Tnplett,
Vanessa V. Triplett,
Florence Maddox,
Anna M. Miller,
Frances M. Wright,
Agnes Myers,
Virginia White,
LOUISE ID. w GlSldHSy
Nell Mcdonald,
Ollie Blessing,
Bee LaBayteau,
Jessie Cockrell,
Fannie L. Brown,
Julia L. Moore,
Bette Bellar,
Mrs. V. L. Wilburne,
Rose o. Burns,
Lillian Stump,
Margaret Mar Il. Wetzel,
Mary T. Howell,
Olive Wiltshire,
Mary E. Kercheval,
Helen R. Bates,
Laura Strider,
Julia L. Grantham,
Meta B. Shirley,
Lulu E. Jennings,
Kate Chambers,
Margaret S. Shugar,
Lula Winters.
Ethel McGary,
Rose L. Cockrell,
Ola V. Conner,
Mary E. Gardner,
Elizabeth Cady,
EQllH DIOOh NlOlGI,
Lalla r. Maddox,
Meta N Evans,
Naomi Ruth CARROT,
Mary Louise Griffith,
jamie Hunscker,
Alma Turner,
Flora Alberton.
WHITE MALES.
Frank A. Byerly,
Edgar 6. Knott,
Chas. T. Smooth.
Harry White,
Sam'l. Williamson,
Burwell A. Ware,
p. p. Moler,
]. Craig Small,
F. L. Yates,
L.