New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-08-09
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We the Committee on Resolutions
duly appointed at the Mora County
Institute, beg leave to report the fol-
lowing
WHEREAS, 1t has been customary
to draw a set of Resolutions express
sing their attitude towards the things
most closely affecting the welfare OF
our schools and
WHEREAS our Nation has just
entered into the greatest Mar not
only in the History of United States
but in the History of the World and
WHEREAS we considered our duty
as Patriots and Loyal to our Country
and to our Flag to do everything in
our power to help our Country in
prosecuting this War to a successful
end and Victory in our part.
THEREFORE BE 1T RESOLVED
that we as body of Teachers pledge
ourselves to do all we can to encour
age and promote the conservation of
the of our Country; and
to put forth a special effort in the
Teaching of Vocational Subjects
which will help the Communities in
which we may be engaged as Teach
ers to attain that result and
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that we consider it not only our duty,
but our privilege to. serve our conn-
try in this way that is allotted to
no other Profession more than to the
School Teachers of our Country and
BE 1T RESOLVED that we feel
specially grateful to our Worthy
County Superintendent Mr.. Minor
Rudulph for his interest and untir-
ing efforts he has shown in the
betterment of the Mora County
Schools making them among the
best in the State.
THEREFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED
that we extend to him and his cap
able assistant Mr.. John Florence and
the Honorable County Board of
Education in procuring and supply
ing the necessary equipment and APP
paratus TO the Rural Schools a Vote
of Thanks is by US extended to them
for this work.
AND BE 1T RESOLVED that we
deeply appreciate the excellent and
helpful instructions we all have re-
ceived from our Conductor Mrs.
Florence Bartlett and her Worthy
Assistant Miss Minnie Kahn, fitting
us to improve our condition and OBJ
tain a higher standard OF certificate
and as an expression of gratitude
we request from them their return
next year..
AND WHEREAS we are glad to
have had with us even for a short
time our State Superintendent of
Public Instruction Mr.. J. H. Wagner
and the Assistant Superintendent
Mr.. John V. Conway and feel deep
ly in our hearts the patriotic and
inspiring addresses in regard to this
great Crisis, we are nov confronting
and the part we must all take in
bringing it to a finish.
AND WHEREAS BE 1T FURTHER
RESOLVED that we extend Gus sin
cere thanks to the SISTERS OF
for the kindness and many
counties extended to us, as well as
the many facilities and commodities
we have received while we have been
in their midst
AND WHEREAS we as Teachers
and Members of the La Sierra Teach
er's Association realize the awful
curse and barrier to EDUCATION
the LIQUOR TRAFFIC is; we know
that it directly affects the progress
and betterment of our social COM
munities and the good system of our
schools and seeing its added danger
in the darkness of this war.
THEREFORE BE 1T FURTHER
RESOLVED that we pledge our in
.fluence and support to secure a Ma
Wide Prohibition now and
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOL-
WE'D that we thank the People of
Mora for the many courtesies that
have received during our stay in
this town.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLV-
ED that we SINGER ely express II
Thanks to Prof. R. R. Hill Principal
IF the SpanishtAmerican School and
he County Supt. of Taos County
Mr.. Pablo Quintana for their Patrio-
:ic and Psychological Addresses Civ
IN to us.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOL-
WE'D that we extend our sincere
hanks also to our County Agricul-
ural Agent for his Instructive Ad-
AND IN CONCLUSION BE IT
'URTHER RESOLVED that a copy
If these Resolutions be printed in
he ECO DEL NORTE and THE
EDUCATIONAL BULLETIN issued
~ the State Department OF Educa-
ion and the LAS VEGAS OPTIC.
DEMETRIO QUINTANA,
Chairman.
MRS. J. A.. VIGIL,
Secretary.
SISTER MARY ENGELBERT.
hATIAS ZAMORA,