The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-07-24

which she favored us, and for the
opportunity we have had of OBJ
serving her excellent methods in
obtaining results with a class in
what has hitherto been perhaps
generally believed TO be a somewhat
neglected branch of public school
training. We welcome Miss Brod- |
owsky to our midst, and TO a place |
in our ancient sacred and secret
order, the Ancient and Honorable |
Order of Hilarious Hoolies, and
trust she may again be with us
in the not far distant future.
V9. That we fully appreciate the
services of Miss Manette Myers, our
State Director of Industrial Educa-
tion, and as we recognize the fact
that civilized man cannot live with
out cooks we are especially in
debted TO her.
10. That to Miss Edna Menefee
and Mrs. ID. w. Priestley our heart
felt appreciation be extended for the
excellent music upon the violin and
piano with which we were favored.
So inspiring was the music that we
seemed to be lifted above the world
and its cares.
II. That we heartily thank Rev.
r. S. DUN for his services in con-
ducting our devotional exercises
and caring for our spiritual welfare
during this session.. To one and all
these services have been a source of
pleasure and inspiration, and we
can only hope to express in small
way our appreciation therefor.
i2 That we regret the necessity
which kept Governor Mcdonald
from visiting us as we had expected.
= 13. That to our Assistant State
Superintendent, the Hon. Filadelfio
Baca, we wish to express our thanks
for the encouragement given us in
our work, for the useful information
given us relative to school laws, and
for his expression of willingness TO
assist us in any way within his
power.
IA. That to the members of the
Clayton Baseball team, and TO Mr..
Claude Piper, we hereby extend our
sincere thanks for the baseball uni
forms and equipment so generously
loaned by them, and for their cOur-
teOus and gentlemanly treatment of
the baseball team representing this
body.
i 10. That to the number of new
members who are with us, we ex-
tend a cordial welcome, and an in
VitatiOn TO be with us in our future
assemblages, that we may cooperate
in our efforts toward better fitting
ourselves as instructors of the
youthful minds placed under ouI
supervision.
Mo That as it has been impossi-
BILE for some of the worthy mem.
bers of this profession, who have
been with us in the past, to enrol
= with us again in our present insti
tute, we hereby express our regret
that their faces are not seen will
us this year, and trust that the!
have sought enlightenment in on
S of our state institutions or neighbOr
= ing county normal institutes.
IL. That, whereas, all our wis
0 and farseeing body of legislator
( have seen the insufllciency of tn
= salaries of New Mexico teachers an
= have enacted laws for their better
+ ment, and for a minimum schoC
S term of seven months and for thei
g other beneficial educational legisla
j tiOn, we hereby extend to them on
approval and thanks, and our assur
- ances that we will, as teachers, d
II our best TO deserve this reward b
giving TO our schools the very bes
: services of which we are capable.
e lS. That it is the sense of thi
e association that the legislator
n should not stop with the wise an
d beneficial legislation thus far en-
IS acted, and we hereby suggest tn
d introduction and passage of, an
d pledge our support thereto, legi'
/ latiOn which shall make it con
Ie pulsory for the board of educatiO
i in each district throughout Ii
e. state to equip each building in sai
in district with a small drinking -four
tan, believing the cost Of such equiI
1e ment will be small, in most cas-
I'd not exceeding fifteen dollars, al