Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-02-11
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COUNTY SCHOOL NEWS
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have been mailed to teachers in that
territory especially, and it is expect
ed that every teacher who can poss.-
bly, attend will be present all day
Those who for satisfactory reasons
can not attend will please write the
superintendent to that effect, so
that due credit may be given all who
are unable to avail themselves OF
these excellent opportunities for self
improvement. 1t is the earnest, am
bilious teachers, those possessing the
true professional spirit, that we are
in quest of and whom superintend-
ents are ready to recommend for
positions and for promotion.
We are fortunate in securing a
man from the University Extension
department to address the teachers
at the Bruce meeting in the morn
ing session. Every Rusk county
teacher should hear this address. 1t
will be necessary for those from La
dysmith and vicinity to go down on
the evening freight the day before,
or the morning limited at SIT, un-
less they arrange to drive down.
Teachers who had planned to at
tend the Ingram meeting, but who
for valid reasons could not get there,
and who have sent us explanations
satisfactory at this writing are:
Misses Vernia Schweiger, Anna Fren-
chick, Veva Nichols, Leta Nichols,
Gertrude Hebink, Edna west, Lois
Austin, Leila V. Parfrey, Josephine
Grow, Jennie Stevenson, Helga Han
son, Bessie Tate, Nettie Bennett,
Vanie Robbins, Rose Klopfensteln,
Mrs. Eleanor B. Arnold, Mrs. Dewey
McCabe, Mrs Althea Davis and De-
light Clark. A few others we hope
to hear from before publishing the
names of those absent.
AS stated in a previous issue, the
law now makes it necessary for
teachers to attend these professional
meetings, unless excused for good
reasons, in order that the special
state aid for successful teaching and
being retained two or more years in
the same district, may be secured
by teachers.
The annual meeting of County
superintendent at Madison is called
for this week, and for that reason
the superintendent will be absent
during that time. He expects to be
in his office on Saturday as usual.
The following is the program
FOR the meeting Of the Rusk Coun-
ty Teachers Association (Western
Division) to be held at Bruce Sat
urday, Feb 10:
Morning Session
1000 Singing by Bruce Highs~h ~hocl
pupils
1915 Greetings. s..........C. E. r ca
1925 Devices for Word and Num-
Der Drills. Lydia Oels chl ger
1925 Language Work for Primary
Grades ...... Vernia Moore
1880 The Teachers Profe SIGNAL
Spirit, How ManiSa4tod. The
Results. H. 7. Marsh IL
11:10 Discussion, led by F. J. Mathy
1920 Glass Exercise ............
.. Marie Boed3cker
General discussion by mem
bers
Afternoon Session
100 Announcements
(a) Diploma Elk lmin tion~,
....... o. E. Rice
(b) Teachers Reports
(c) Literary Work
1926 Our County Training School,
and How Teachers Can
Help It" R. H. Burns
1:45 Social Center Movement at
Island Lake.. John Frenchick
Erief Reports from Teaches
on the "Movement"
210 Sc u ing Pun tu 'y......
C. c. Feist
| 2:30 Upper Form Reading. .......
....... Louise Wegner
General Discussion
A representative from the I'M
versity Exten sion department has
been secured to address the meet
ing at the morning session.
A cordial invitation to school Off
GERS and parents to meet with us.
1T is hoped that this meeting will
prove no exception to the usual good
meetings VIC have always enjoyed at
Bruce in the last few years, and to
ensure that 1T every teacher in the
western and central part OF the
county arrange to be present and
join heartily in the program.
Every topic to be presented will
have something Cf especial interest
to every teacher 1t is hoped that
an evening session can be arranged