Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-12-01

press has rendered us excellent service
in this and other ways, and we are very
grateful for it.
The Teachers institute will be at the
Training School Building, December 8
and 8. A good session is assured. Fol
lowing is the program:
Friday Morning
900 Greetings.
9:15 Physiology-Why? What?
$3.50. ~. Mr.. Wellss
10000 Singing.
l10:1O Reading -. -. MI. HyeF
10:45 Geography ...... Mr.. Welss
1l:3O Orthoepy and Use Of Dc
tionary $500. 800. Mr. RICE
lntermission
1870 Chorus -. 80. -.
-. Training School Students
Miss Leila v. Parfrey, Director.
lao Hygiene and Game Work.
1880. Miss Maynard DoWnes
Representative from wisconsin Anti
tuberculosis Association, Milwaukee.
22O Rest.
1926 Phonics .... -. Mr.. Hyer
800 Nature Study -. Mr.. Welles
1886 Spelling -. -. Mr.. Hyer
400 Business Meeting.
Evening Program
1880 Male Quartette-Messrs. Mar
tin. Rahr, Conrad and Wood
worth. Director, M. C. Martin.
A Reading 80. -. -.
-. $500. Miss Ona Culver
ADDRESS -.
$3.50. Miss Maynard Downes
Baritone Solo -. .....
-. -. Supt. L. F. Rahr
Saturday Morning
900 Singing :. Institute Members
$40 Geography $3.50. Mr.. Welles
$50 Arithmetic-Metho and
Devices -. -. Mr.. Hyer
10:30 Rest
10:40 Agriculture -. G. M. House
holder, County Agricultural
Representative.
|11:20 Practical Penmanship -.
Representative from the A. N.
Palmer Co., Chicago, ILL.,
lntermission
1:45 Physiology and Hygiene
...... -. -. Mr.. Welles
las The Teacher and Her Oppor-
tunities :. Principal B. Mack
Dresden
2:10 Tests and Educational Meas
urementS 49, 100 Mr.. Hyer
800 Closing Remarks and Sug
gestions $500. Superintendent
Goodbye Song.
School officers should allow the teach
ers to close school to attend both days.
Salary is allowed for Friday, but the
teacher must present to the Clerk
certificate Of full attendance to entitle
her to Fridays wages.
Edwin Hansn succeeds Miss Dorothea
Wegner, resigned, as teacher in Dist
No. Flambeau and Hubbard. Miss
Stella Nc Gowan resigned her position
last Friday in the town Of Wilson.
Some serious objections are being
urged agains the use that is being made
of some Of the school houses this fall
for socials. No objection is raised ex-
cept where dances are permitted.
Complaint that school furniture, books
and supplies are more or less disturbed,
and destroyed; the room left in disor-
dered and mussy condition in some cas-
es, are heard.
Some teachers find themselves una
BILE to properly handle the matter, and
they prefer that dancing be suppressed.
am strongly of the opinion that for
the best interest Of the schools it is far
better to allow no dancing parties in
the school house during school months.
Social gatherings of the pupils, if held
too frequently, and where the children
furnish the program, may consume too
much time and energy of both pupils
and teachers.
There is no question as to the advisa-
bility Of holding regular agricultural
meetings and clubs, with social, and
literary features, discussions, debates,
contests, etc. These are most excellent
civic socials and cultural factors, in any
community. Many most excellent gath
erings Of this nature are being held
throughout the county, I am pleased to
say.
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