The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-08
TEACHERS INSTITUTE NEXT
WEEK
SUPERINTENDENT Koehler Has Secured
Most Able structors-Sesstons
Promise to be Highly Instructive.


ginning November 11th and con-
tinuing through the week until the
18th inclusive.
The following instructors have
been secured by superintendent
Koehler:
Prof. John T. watkins, music di-
rector, of Scranton; Prof. o. l.. War
ren. Elmira, n. Y; Prof. Reed T.
Teitrick, deputy superintendent OF
public instruction, Harrisburg; DR..
c. 7. McFarlane, Teachers College,
Columbia University, New York city;
Prof. L. II. Dennis, Expert Agricul-
tural Education, Department OF Pub
lie instruction, Harrisburg.
The teachers will enroll from
1890 to IL o'clock and from 1880
to p. m. in the High school Ii
brary. The enrolment committee
is composed of Arthur Hopkins,
Misses Mary Higgins and Ida NJ.
Hayey.
Other committees:
High Schools.-H. A. Oday, f. l..
Blakeslee, w. w. Menhennett, A. H.
Howell.
secretary-Treasurer-Vera Muir
ray.
Resolutions-Ed Edmund Schwarze,
Edna Hauenstein, Jennie S. Lee, S.
Snyder, Howard w. Sipe, Florence
Boyce.
Members of Resolu-
tion committee.
Ushers-Tuesday p. m, Spencer
Noble, Grant Oliver; Wednesday p.
m. Guy Bennett, Elmer Hine; Thurs
day p. m.-Sidney Down, Albert
/ RaVmOn1
Smith.
officers of Teachers Association
! r. T. Davies, president; Elizabeth
Daniels; vice-president; Frances Dill
| lon, secretary-treasurer; Vera Muir
ray, Arthur Hopkins, Ada V. Hop
| kins (resigned), executive commit
! tee.
Spelling Contest-Theresa B.
| Soete, chairman; Alma Schuller, sec
retary; Julia Schimmell, treasurer.
The following interesting program
has been prepared:
Monday, Nov. II.
Enrolment, 1890 a. m. to -,
and l 80 to p. m. CH. S. Library.)
2:30 p. m.
Devotional Exercises, Rev. Geo. S.
Wendell.
Election of Vice-Presidents and
Auditors.
Him That Has Gits,' Prof, o. L.
| Warren.
The First Requisite" supt. R.
B. Teitrick.
Tuesday, Nov. -, 9 a. m.
Devotional Exercises, Rev. A. l..
Whitaker.
The Teachers Problem" supt.
Tetrick.
First Steps in Reading, l." Prof.
Warren.
Geography, DR.. C. T. McFarlane.
1:45 p. m.
"A Tap at the Window" Prof.
Warren.
Geography, DR.. McFarlane.
Wednesday, Nov. 13, 8 a. m.
Devotional exercises, Rev. c. c.
Miller.
High school conference on the
subject of agriculture, conducted by
Prof. l.. H. Dennis.
Growing Teachers" Supt. Teit'
rick.
First Steps in Reading, H." Prof
Warren.
Presentation of the sixty spelling
diplomas to the winners of the dis
trict contests.
1:45 p. m.
Lest We Fall" Prof. Warren.
, Standards OF Teaching" Supt
Teitrick.
Thursday, Nov. IA.
Devotional exercises, DR.. ]. w
Balta.
Effective Teaching, supt. Teit
rick.
"A Type Lesson in Reading" Pro
Warren.
| 2:3O p. m.
Instrumental Music.
"Our Problem" Prof. Warren.
= MY Boys Teacher" Supt. Teith
7 rick.
! Friday, Nov. Is, a. m.
: Devotional exercises, Rev. w. II
2 Hitler.
The Teachers View Point" Supt
!, Teitrick.
!, Report of committees.
. Announcements, etc.
: Music period, Prof. Watkins.
c THE Ideal Teacher" Prof. War
e rem.
d The seventh annual convention o
e the school directors of Wayne coun
ty will be held Immediately after tn
close of the institute in the schoC
! house and court house. The frs
session will commence at o'cloc
Thursday afternoon in the Hig
school auditorium. This prograI
| has been arranged:
| instrumental music.
"Our Problem" Prof. o. l.. Wal
/ ren.
MY Boys Teacher" Supt. Rec
b. Teitrick.
J. S:l5 p. m.
; Lecture-"Am Facing the Fa
It East" DR.. John MerTitte Driver.
Friday, Nov. IS, 8 a. m.
h Meet in the Court Room.)
(. Devotional exercises, Rev. w. /
Swift.
l. Presidents address and announc,
N ments.
: pP tha in,,tac hty tho CO.