The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-08-29
TEACHERS RESOLUTIONS

IEASnENS KESOkOIIONS
We, the Committee on Resolutions.
submit the following:
Beaver, Okla, Aug. "a, 1918.
We, the teachers Of Beaver Coun-
ty Normal Institute, realizing this To
have been most successful session.
socially and educationally, desire TO
express our appreciation.
Therefore Be It Resolved:
First-That to County Superin.
tendent G. T. Ayers we express our
heartfelt gratitude for his noble ef.
forts which have crowned this insti-
tute with success.
Second-That to the efficient fac
ulty, Prof. Herod, DR.. w. w. Phelan.
and Supt. G. E. Tenney, we hereby
express our sincerest thanks for
their untiring efforts and efficient
methods in imparting knowledge.
Third-That to the City Board we
extend our thanks for the condition
and use of the grade and high school
buildings.
Fourth-That we extend our
thanks to the citizens of Beaver for
their cordial reception and courte-
Gus treatment during the term.
Fifth-That we adopt the "Okla-
homa Composition" test, by DIR. Will
Win Phelan, and give it thoro trial
in all the schools Of Beaver County
for the ensuing year and report same.
Sixth-That every rural teacher.
organize the Boys and Girls club
outlined by County Agent Fred New
som, and that when not enough chill
dren are to be found in one district,
two or more organize a club together.
Seventh-That whenever feasible
all teachers organize and conduct
Junior Red Cross school auxiliaries,
according to A. r. c. rules for same.
Eighth-That all teachers assist
the Council Of Defense readily and
cheerfully in any program work for
Liberty Loan drives, w. S. s. cam
paigns, and all other war activities.
Ninth-That all teachers immedi-
ately procure the Military Drill prim-
er thru County Supt. Ayers and ap-
ply same to use in accordance with
rulings passed by the State Board of
Education on September 27, 1918.
Tenth. That for the convent
ence of the teachers Of Beaver county
the county be divided into Reading
Circle districts for Reading Circle
and Sub County meetings.
2. That each teacher fill in the
blank enrolment cards sent out by
the Co. Supt. and return same to
him at once.
3. That the adopted Reading
Circle books be procured at once by
all teachers.
And all teachers are earnestly
requested to meet on the first Sat
urday in November at the most con-
venient point; elect leaders, select
places for future meetings, arrange
dates, outline the work and other
things that may be deemed necessary
and have your secretary send names
of teachers at the meeting and
short outline Of the work accomplish
ed and contemplated to the Co. Supt.
Eleventh-That to the editors Of
the papers of the county we extend
our appreciation in advance for the
publishing of these resolutions.
Twelfth-That a "Round Table"
department be added to our associa-
ton where the problems of all teach
ers may be solved by the assistance
say that DR.. Phelan's 1928 idea has
here put forth its first persevering
sprout.)
And that further, Be It Resolved:
That in the reception of the faculty
all freely commend the efforts and
results of the committee on reception
entertainment and Hoover refresh
ments. Truly we realize that cheer
full companionship and social enjoy
ment tighten the burdens of active
duty.
That copy of these resolutions
be placed upon the secretary's record
and copy sent to each paper in the
county.