The Glenwood post., 1912-06-29
TEACHERS PRAISE
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! GLENW0OD
Much Pleased With Teachers
Institute and Treatment
Accorded Them Here
PASS RESOLUTIONS

At the close of the teachers insti
tutes recently held in Glenwood
Springs the teachers in attendance
unanimously passed the following reso
lutions which the Post is requested to
publish: De-!
Wf the teachers of Institute Dis
trict No. 13 in convention assembled,
having enjoyed the pleasures of our
short stay in Glenwood Springs and
the entertaining manner in which the
institute has been conducted, hereby
present the following resolutions.
L. Resolved, That we tender our
sincere thanks to Prof. j. II. Allen for
the earnest and instructive manner in
WHICH the subjects have been presented
under his direction as conductor; also
for the kindly social interest he has
taken in making the friendships of
these few days of lasting character.
2 That we thank Mrs. Emma Ger
trude Leake for giving us from her
broad experience so many interesting
and Instructive ways of presenting in
strhction, also for the vim and energy
which We feel in our work after our
association with her. We feel sure
that we can never forget her and her
work with us and trust that we may
give in our instruction much of the
enthusiasm and earnestness she has
given us.
g.. That we sincerely appreciate the
@ssk of Mr.. w. S. Stoddard in pre-
senting to us so much real knowledge
in clear and concise form and in
manner which Will long be retained in
memory.
/. That we appreciate the kindness
of the state agricultural college in
sending Mr., Marshall to demonstrate
agricultural work and feel that the
many simple ways suggested of pre-
senting something in this line Will
cause us all to do more of this work.
D. That we express our confidence
in the executive committee for their
careful selection of conductor and in
able corps and has resulted in this in
stitute being grand success, and that
we each personally before leaving
thank Mrs. Westerman for having
filled SO exceptionally well the places
Of hostess and secretary, also that we
appreciate the presence and forcible
talk of Mr.. McGinnis, president Of
this committee.
6. That we as a body of teachers
extend our thanks to the people Of
Glehwood Springs for the kind and
hospitable spirit they have shown to
ward us and that special mention
should be made of Revs. Dodd, Klein
and Father Carrigan for interesting
talks; to Miss Howe and Mr.. Girdler
for solos rendered, and to Mr. Mayes
for giving half hours reproduction
of the worlds greatest singers through
the medium of the victrola. To the
citizens of Glenwood, the city council
and the Glenwood Hot Springs com
pany for much enjoyed trip to the
Fairy caves and privileges enjoyed in
the swimming pool. To the board of
education for the use of school build
ing and janitor's service. To Drs.
Horan and Smith for simple physiology
explanation of health points which
come under a teachers supervision.
Resolved, That as we separate and
90 where duty calls us We will still
bear in memory the associations of
this institute and our stay here, and
that we will take up our work with
more resolute determination of pre-
senting knowledge in the right way
and of building noble characters.
That copies of these resolutions be
given each of the instructors and to
the papers of Glenwood Springs for
publication.
G. z. RICKS,
Summit County.
E. HELENE DENZLER,
Lake County.