Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-25
SPEAKERS WHO SPOKE
AT COUNTY INSTITUTE
ARE WARMLY THANKED

The Bernalillo county institute yes
terday adopted resolutions at the close
Of class work period Of the normal.
EXAMINATIONS are 10 follow Here are
the resolutions:
we. your committee on resolu-
tons. realizing the great benefits de-
rived by the Individual teacher, ana
wishing TO show appreciation to all
who have in any way contributed 10
the wonderful success of the present
session, beg TO submit the following
resolutions;
BE II resolved, that We extend our
thanks TO the board Of education Of
Albuanerque for the use Of the high
school building and its equipment
"rhat we thank Mr.. Montoya, the
superintendent of Bernalillo county,
for his interest I'm the work Of the in
stitute and of each and every mem
Der also for his kindness in taking
us for a trip around the world by
means OF his stereopticon Views,
THAT we extend our grateful APP
probation 10 w +. Mcfarland, OF
silver City, N. NJ, conductor of the
institute. who has unselfishly devoted
his untiring efforts to the betterment
slstance and hearty loyalty we believe
the institute would not have been as
brilliant a success as il has been.
THAT we also extend our sincere
appreciation Of the aid given us and
Of the enthusiasm which they have
aroused IN US for the accomplishment
Of higher standards throughout the
coming year. to the following: Mrs.
Roberts, Mrs. Kohn Miss Bright. Mr..
Worcester and DR. Harriet Flanders.
THAT we especially thank Mrs.
Adolphine Kohn for her untiring ef-
forts in securing our delightful music
al programs in connection with our
assembly period and also thank the
glee club and the following persons
who so willingly and pleasingly en-
tertained us. Misses With, Armijo'
Bright Loehs, Yrisarri, McChesney,
Schmidt, Leaning, Scissor, Michael
Severns, Ballng and Quintana.
THAT we thank Hon. Alvan Y.
White. state superintendent of educa-
ton, for the able address on school
work In general, but especially in re-
gard TO the newly adopted text hooks:
Miss Myers for her remarks on recent
legislation, Miss Irodusky for her in
struction in the adopted systems of
penmanship, Mr.. Conway and Miss
Ross for demonstrations of the cold
packed methods OF fruit canning. Mr..
M. l.. Fox for his able address on
War Geography, Miss Sturdevant for
her delightful reading Superinten-
dent Burt OF Torrance county for his
interesting remarks and Mr.. Enloe
for his talk on examinations
''rhat we thank the citizens OF AL
buquerque for their hospitality in
opening their homes for the comfort
and pleasure OF the teachers
THAT we express to the local news
papers-the Morning Journal and the
Evening Herald-our appreciation Of
the publicity given the work Of the
institute both before and during the
session and for the publicity given the
Bernalillo county schools during the
past year.
That we recommend that the
state board OF education prepare a
song book that shall contain songs
suita BILE for use in the public schools
and that this book be furnished the
teachers at the Institutes
"'rhat copies of these resolutions
be submitted for publication to the
Albuquerque city papers and to the
New Mexico journal of Education.
Respectfully submitted
MRS. 1T. ORTEGA,
ETHYL NJ. THOMPSON,
MARY VALVERDE..
CAROLYN S. PARKE,
GLEN A. PHYLLIPS,
CHARLOTTE A. BRIXNER,
AUGUST MAYER.
FLORA SPRINGER,
p. q. WOODWARD, Chairman.
ANNA ISABEL FOX, Sec'y."