Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-10-30
TEACHERS ATTEND
INSTITUTE HERE
CITY AND COUNTY INSTRUCTORS
HEAR MANY NOTABLE AID
DRESSES AT MEETINGS.

Listening to addresses by leading
educators of the Northwest and par
ticipating in discussions of various
school problems, all of the teachers
of the city and county spent Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday in Olympia
stitute, and Thursday and Friday in
Tacoma attending the annual meeting
of the Washington Educational Asso-
citation. The entire week was conse-
quently vacation for the school
children.
The institute opened Monday morn
ing with an address by DR.. George w.
Nash, principal of the Bellingham
Normal school, on "Wanted-A
Teacher, who also delivered a lee
ture that evening on "The Passion
Play and that afternoon on Grimes
of the Tongue" a reception being
rendered the visiting teachers Mon
day evening by the members of the
local Parent-Teachers' associations
and the Olympia teachers.
Professor Walter G. Beach of the
University of Washington, who talk
ed to the teachers Monday, was also
one of the speakers Tuesday and
Wednesday, while Superintendent
Layhue of the Centralia schools,
George Craig of the Cheney Normal
school, DR.. G. w. Nash. Superintend-
ent c. E. Beach of the local schools,
Attorney Thomas NJ. Vance and DR..
Charles NJ. Sheldon of the "Flying
Squadron" were among the other
speakers Tuesday and Wednesday.
Musical numbers were offered at var
ious times by different local singers
and musicians during the three days
program.
The following teachers from out
side Olympia attended, Belmore,
Sylvia Holiday; Hays, w. e. Nc
CURE, principal; Lillian Cooke; Del
phi, Edith Fleetwood; Tumwater, w.
j. Jacob, principal; Mrs. Ella Jacob,
Bessie E. Taylor, Irma Durkee; Bush,
Alma Kjome; Chambers Prairie,
Charlotte Claussen; Gate, w. A.
Knox, principal, Ruth Coleman;
Lacey, Roy Porter, principal, Elsie
Des voigne, Maude G. Robertson;
South Bay, Charles Carr, principal,
Jessie Williams; Collins, Oleah Blank,
principal, Marvel Johnson; Rainier,
Charles l.. Carroll, principal, Edith
A. Lund, Anna l.. Williams; Plumb
Station, Laura Deringer; South
Union, Mrs. Myrtle Farrow; Rocky
Prairie, Emma viste; Maytown. Ida
Albright. principal, Della Pearce;
Little Rock. J. G. Gerwick, principal,
Minnie Carver, Ruby Mexican, Maude
Wall; Nina, Hope Chambers; Grand
Mound, Grace Barnes, principal.
Winnifred Dove, Cora Stevens; Inde-
pendence. Marguerite white; River
side, Florence Tierney, principal,
Esther Truedson; Gibson, Mary B.
Clough; Skookumchuck, Bertha
Skartvedt; Stony Point, Panea Shout
ties, Mabel Mckay; Moorehead, Fred
Grass; Colvin, Cassie Gales; Bucoda,
w. L.. Miller, principal, Frances
Ringer, Pearl Allibone; Summit Lake,
lone Nutter; Snyder's Prairie. w.
w. Kefhpdle; Sherlock, Hazel De-
Haven, principal. Esther Hainke;
Cat-Tail. George e. Conn, principal,
Mrs. Winnifred Mayer; Gull Harbor.
Bessie Dean; Poverty Flats. Lillian
Schonhard; Rochester, D. A. Barber.
principal, J. E. McCleery, Lurena
Busby. Estella Williams, Luella
Palmerton, Lolita Hinckley; Noun
tain View, Margaret Tierney; Tenino.
C.. Lee Martin, superintendent, Bess
Mckay. Ida Martinson, Mabel G. Asp
inwall, Libbie L. Pape, Arta Law
renee, Agnes Howell, Sadie McCar-
they, Violet Glover, Maude Jamison;
Spurgeon Creek, Jessie MODESTO,
principal, Mrs. Emma Buren,;
Meadow, Ada Wilmat; Hubbard, Ma
bel Judd; Puget, Helen P. Leghorn;
North Star, Ruth X. Holmes; Pleas
ant Glade, Margaret Cooke; Fair
view, Louise Standke; Hunters
Point Mrs. Matte T. Abbott, John
Longmire, Blanche Aluccombie; Mud
Bay, Blanche A. jerks; Buffers
Cove, Inez Clawson; Zankner Valley,
Barbara Churchill; Cummings, Fran
els v. Padden; Brighton Park, Anna
Jacobson; Black Lake, j. Emmett
Brown; Bordeaux, Gertrude Conant;
Case, Katherine e. Blum; Lindstrom,
Florence Morgan; Oyster Bay, Mrs.
Exa Tope; Bald Hills, Edith Ever
ham; Plain View, Harriet Lowing;
Tono, Louis Kucera, principal, Ger
trude Rickerts, Irma Gaines, Susie M.
Young; McAllister Springs, Kath-