The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-13
COUNTY TEACHERS
AUGUST 18TH
The Annual Session Of the Crawford
County Normal Institute Will
Convene August 25th.
SESSION WILL LAST SIX DAYS
An Excellent Corps Of instructors
Has Been Secured for Occasion
and Great Program Arranged

Has Been Secured for Occasion
and Great Program Arranged
The Teachers institute will begl1
in Denison on August 25th, and con
tinue for six days, during which tim'
ii is expected many teachers will at
tend. The sessions will be held a
the sDenison Normal college, where
ample facilities are provided. Sup. F
N. Olry has issued the following in
formation and teachers should famil
iarize themselves accordingly.
Classification
Teachers may select the periods
they wish to attend. A variety OF
work will be presented. All rural
teachers holding less than first
grade are expected to attend one pen
manship period each day.
With instructors who are special
lists in their respective lines of work
and who have made the best of repu-
tations in the institute field, this in
stitute should be one of the best ever
hid in this county.
Instructors
Prof. H. H. Hahn, Dean of the De-
partment of Education of the Nebras-
ka State Normal School-Lectures
History and Didactics.
Mrs. Hattie Moore Mitchell, Pro
lessor of Methodology of the Drake
University-Lectures and Primary
Reading.
Miss Bess E. Foster, Supervisor of
Drawing of Cheyenne Public Schools
Primary Methods, Handwork and
Drawing.
Miss Anna NJ. Casey, Supervisor Of
Music and Penmanship-Penmanship,
Music and Drawing.
Supt. c. E. Humphreys, Superin.
tendent of Denison Public Schools
Arithmetic and Ciyics.
Prof. w. c. VanNess, Principal OF
the Denison Normal and Business Col
lege-Grammar, Physics and Econom-
les.
F. N. Olry, County Superintendent,
Conductor.
Miss Anna Flynn, Deputy.
Important
The daily sessions will begin at S:2O
a. m. and 1920 p. m.
Mondays session will open prompt
ly at $3.50 a. m.
Please bring your Palmer Method
Writing Book, Fullerton Song Book
and the School Specimen Book.
"No person shall teach in any public
school in this state whose certificate
has not been registered with the
county superintendent of the county
in which such school is located
Section 2734-q.
No credit will be given for less than
five days attendance.
Superintendent Olry says that most
of the teachers of this county are do
ing their very best to do the things
which are to the best interests of the
boys and girls of this county and to
and to these we do not
want to say word except in praise
Of the good work they are doing. 1t
is to the few who attend institute
day or two or not at all and who do
not go to summer schools, who go to
teachers meeting and read most any
kind of a book TO rthe credit alone,
that we must say things we would
rather not say. These few teachers
10 not realize that the work they are
doing is very responsible work and
hat ''as they are" the children who
come under their influence may grow
Up to be.
Every teacher should take and read
,ne or two good school journals each |
year. Ask your friend to come to the
ectures. Visitors are welcome
Rural School Graduation.
The graduation exercises of the
'ural schools will be held in the Ger
nan opera house in Denison Saturday
afternoon at 1870, Aug. 80, 1913. Di-
olomas and high school admission
certificates will be given to the fifty
me boys and girls who have finished
he work required for the country
schools. Teachers, please send your
graduates an invitation to be present
It the graduation exercises. If they
hink that you will meet them they
viii be more willing to come.
The program will be interesting.
here will be no charge for admission.