The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-20
TEACHERS. COME
.THISHWEEk
InspirationaI Institute Thursday and
Friday of This Week Under
Management of Supt. OIry.
SPLENDID FACULTY is SECURED
Following Program Shows Splendid
Subjects and Those Attending
Will Be Greatly Benefited.

On Thursday and Friday Of this
week the school teachers of Crawford
county will gather at Denison to at.
tend the inspirational institute which
has been arranged by Prof. +. N. Olry,
the county superintendent of schools.
In order to permit the teachers to take
advantage of the institute every school
in the county will be closed and the
teachers will receive their regular
salary for attendance. The state law
requires that the county superintend.
ent shall hold annually at least one.
but not more than two, county teach.
ers' Institutes. ..#
Professor Olry has been particularly
successful in securing faculty of
men and women who have been most
successful in school work and they
will give to the teachers of this coun.
ty new and practical work. The pro.
gram as arranged by Mr.. Olry and
mailed out last week is one of the
best ever offered teachers in Crawford
county and doubtless there will be
large number in attendance. '.a
The Institute Faculty.
The faculty for the two days insti
tute is made up as follows:
c. P. Colgrove, Upper Iowa uni.
versity, Fayette.
DR.. w. A. Jessup, president of the
State University of Iowa, Iowa City.
Eleanor NJ. Lally, School of Educa.
ton, University of Chicago, Chicago.
Anna Mae Brady, primary supervis.
or, Auburn.
Winifred Wright, supervisor of
music, Denison.
Lillian Miller, supervisor of domes-
tic science, Denison.
Program for Institute.
All of the lectures will be held in
the gymnasium room of the old opera
house building, located just east of
the post office. Rooms for round table
will be assigned at the first
assembly meeting.
Thursday Program.
9:45 to 10 a. m.-Announcements.
10 to 10:45-Lecture Dynamic
Teacher. by Professor Colgrove
10:45 to 1:30-Lecture, Oral Com
position in the Upper Grades, by Miss
Lally. rs S
1880 to 1:15-Intermission.
1:15 to 1:45 p. m.--St0ry Telling.
Demonstration with Children, by Miss
Brady.
, 1:45 to 2:3O-Lecture. Essentials Of
Efficient Personality. Professor Col
grove.
2:3O to 3:15-Lecture, Dramatiza.
lion i'm the Elementary School, Miss
Lally.n
3:15 to 4:3O-Round Tables: High
School: Measuring the Results of
Teaching. Professor Colgrove. Grade
md Rural. The Hero Tale Miss Lally.
Primary Teachers, Reading and Pho
lies. Miss Brady. Domestic Science.
Music
s p. m-Lecture-Recita Miss Brady
Friday Program.
9 to 9:15-Announcement
9:15 to 10:05-Lecture, DR.. Jessup.
1905 to 10:55-Lecture, A Type
Study in Composition, Miss Lally.
1885 to 11:50-Round Tables: High
School, DR.. Jessup. Grade and Rural,
Reading ond Phonics, Miss Brady. Pri.
nary Teachers, Poetry for Primary
Miss Lally. Domestic Sci
,nce. Music. ,...- .s
1850 to 1:2O-Intermission.
1920 to 2:10-Lecture. The Teach.
ng Of Biography in the Grades, Miss
ally. .a.
2:1O to 2:30-Story Telling, Why We
Tell Stories, Miss Brady.
$3.50 to 3:20-Lecture, DR.. Jessup.
1920 to 4:2O-Round Tables: High
School, 1.-THE Vision of Sir Launfaul,'
Miss Lally. Grade and Rural, Dr. Jes-
sup. Primary Teachers, Writing
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