El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
TAOS COUNTY TEACHERS
RESOLUTION Stress
CONSOLIDATION IDEA
THANKS ALSO EXTENDED TO EN-
cry ONE BY EDUCATORS IN,
SESSION AT OLD PUEBLO. Y


Taos, NJ M, June 27.-The follow
ing resolutions were passed by the
lTaos county teachers institute:
Whereas, the Taos county institute
lhas been in continuous session for
four weeks under the ablest leader
ship;
Be it resolved, that we the members
Of the Taos county institute express
our appreciation for the efficient corps
OF instructors that our county super
l~intendent has SO wisely chosen:
And, be it further resolved, that we
extend our thanks to our able conduc-
tor and Instructors for their untirlng
efforts in our behalf; and be 1t further
resolved that each teacher in Taos
county make it a personal obligation
to raise the standard of teachers OF
Taos county, by example and precept,
and thus promote the cause of educa-
ton in the county; and be it further
resolved that each teacher ~acquaint
himself or herself with the benefits to
be derived from the consolidation Of
schools and to- carry this doctrine to
their respective districts and particu-
larly impress the parents and tax
payers OF the Importance of c%onsolidal
ton for the ultimate solution OF the
educational problem in our county.
And will district No. 1 set the example
by erecting a modern up to date
school building which will be in honor
to the district and in inspiration to
The county as a whole; a building
which a be made a community cen.
TN III fs..r. 70 Il Il, ~ a - o4xIfA as... fAn Ian
lures, chautauquas and all meetings Of
All educational nature, Including the
Taos county teachers institute.
And be it further resolved, that the
institute thank the Sisters of Loretto
for the use OF their building. Be II
further resolved that the institute
thaAk the members who furnished
collections for entertainment during
the assembly period.
Be it further resolved, that our
thanks be extended to Fl. M. Aragon
Tor his lectures and class room iii
%structions; to Rev. j. j. X. Fletcher
and the world war; to Attorney A. B
Renehan for his brilliant, instructive
lecture, THE History of the Law" to
LIS. MaTllH anu DeTSIudusTlOT leClufeb
CT hygiene; to Prof. Hill for his in
teresting talk on Spain; to Mr.. Smith
and Mrs. Miller for explanation OF vo-
%cational training, a highly needed In.
~stitution In our county; to the county
board Of education for their inspiring
and interesting lectures and hearty
cooperation, to the tax commission
and county commissioners and others
who have manifested interest in the
teachers institute; to Attorney Cheet-
ham for his many good practical sus-
gestiOns for the teacher in the public
schools; to Miss Louise Wilson. who
favored us with beautiful selections
on the violin; most grateful thanks to
cur governor, Hon. %, Al, LarrazolQ,
1.-THE state department Of education and
our most efficient and energetic conn-
Ity school superintendent; Mr.. Mon
tener; also to all others who have
manifested interest in our institute.
Be it further resolved that the teach
ers Of Taos county Institute endorse
tile National Thrift Campaign as pre-
sented BY Miss Lola Marie Harmon
and encourage and direct thrift asso-
Citations IN our respective districts,
Mrs. u. r. Martinez, Mrs. J -.
Brooks, Mary Adamson and J r.
Silva. committee.
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