The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-25
INSTITUTE STUDENTS
ISSUE
OF APPRECIATION

\ committee on resolutions APP
pointed hy the Bcrnaluo county
teachers institute. which has Just
closed "a successful session IN h
high school. has submitted the fol-
lowing set oi resolutions.
We. your committee on resolutions
realizing the great benefits derived
by the Individual teacher, and wish
ing to show appreciation to au who
have 30 any Way contributed To- the.
wonderful success Of the present scs-
sion. beg 90 submit the following res-
oiutions
BE u resolved That We extend our
thanks To the board of education Of
Albuquerque for the use col the high
school building and its equipment.
That We thank Mr. Muutuya the
superintendent ot Hcruaiiiio cuunty.
FOR his interest IN the WORK 81 the
institute aud uf vac and 't"ry mem
bcr. aIsu Tor his kIndurs. boo taking
ms Tor % trip around the world 10y
means Of his stcrcoptirnr ylewr
That w extend uur grateful appre-
citation To- Mr.. " D. Mcfarland %
silver City. y. NJ conductor "f th"
institute. who has uu4sl.sulN devoted
IIN UNIV Nllh flNNlN ~ 100 NNN' "'''f Nf' ''
Of the teachers without his able
assistance and hearty loyalty wr DE
the institute would NOT have
been ts brilliant % success hs 10 hu'
been.
That We also extend our sincere
a"ppretiatiuu OF the aid given ur aud
of the enthusiasm which they have
aroused In us for the accomplish
ment OF higher standards Throughout
the coming year, tu the t"ll"N inE
Mrs. Roberts. Mrs, Kohn. Miss brigh',
MIR Worcester ana Dr Harriet Flan
ders.
That We especially thank Mrs
Adolphinc Kohn Tor her untiring 'l
forts IN securing our delightful mu'
steal programs bon connection with our
assembly period and ais" thank the
glce club and the following persons
who so willingly ana pieasingly enter
tanned 49, Misses BriXncr With. NJ
milo. Bright. Locbs. Yrisnrrt, Me-
Chcsney. schmidt Leaning. Scissor
Michael. Soverus. Railing aud gum
tana.
THAT we thank Hon Alvan y
White. state superintendent Of du,
cation for the able address on school
work iu general but espe' iallN in -"
gard Ia M" newly adopted text books;
Miss Meyers for her remarks en- re
cent legislation. Miss lirodusky Tor
her instruction iu the Hd"ut'd systems
nf p~eumHuShtp Mr. conway u
Miss Ross for demonstrations ui the
cold pH,lcd method ot fruit canning
Nh. Fox for hi- able address "n war
geography. Miss Studcvant for ne.
delightful reading Supcriniendent
Iurt nf Torrance county for his m
tercstiup remarks. and Nj. Euluc Tor
his taiI ON examinations.
That We thank the citizens of Al
huuuerpuo for their hospitality ll
opeping their homes for the oomi"''
and pleasure OF the teachers
THAT We express To- the local news
pnpcrs-tho Morning journal ana W.,
Evening Hcrdld-uur appreciation "'
IA publicity given tn" work "I inc
institute, both before and during tho
sssHion aud for the publicity gwen
n Bernaliilo county schools during
the past year
That we recommend that the state
board of education prepare q song
hook hat shall contain songs suitable
for usc in the public schools aud That
this book he Furnished the teachers
at the Institutes
That copies of these resolutions h"
submitted for publication tu The AZ
]buaucrquc city papers and To- the Sew
Mexico journal Of Education.
Respectfully submitted,
MRS j r. ORTEGA
ETHYL " THOMPSON,
MARY VALVERDE,
CAROLYN *. PARKE.
GLEN 4. PHYLLiPS,
CHARLOTTE \. BHINNER
AUGUST MAYER,
FLORA SPRINGER.
y g. WOODWARD,
Chairman
ANNA ISABEL FOX.
Secretary.
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