Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-01-17
COUNTY SCHOOL NEWS
By O. e. Rice, County Supt.

By O. E. Rice, County Supt
The Western division of the Rusk
county teachers will hold one-day in
stitute at the highschoOl building in
Bruce Saturday, February LIST, COM
mencing at 10 100 o'clock sharp.
A good program of school work and
methods is being prepared and if the
weather permits doubtless all our
teachers in the western part of the
county will be present Excellent
meetings each year are held for differ
ant parts of the county, and this year
will be no exception. Let every
teacher and young person contemplate
ing teaching LATER plan to be present.
The officers for this division are
President Miss Mae Beers, High
school principal, Bruce.
Vice President-R. T.. Repp, high
school principal, Weyerhaeuser.
Secretary-Miss Esther Kehl prin-
cipal, Apollonia.
A tentative outline of subjects to be
considered are:
Vocal Music. Bruce H. S. Students
Greetings and Remarks.
Library and Reference Work fer Mid
die and Upper Form of Pupils
Miss Marie Dresden, of the Weyer-
haeuser highschool.
Discussions ----------...--.---------Vol unteers
Suggestions for Reading in Grammar
Grades. Principal Mae Beers
Geography-Ou State and County
......-.......-..Pri Principal r.. l.. Repp
Upper Form Language
Supt O. e. Rice
Afternoon Session
Music Singing by Institute Members
Some New Problems Before the
American Public Schools.
.... Principal B. Mack Dresden
Devices for Teaching Numbers in
Lower Grades be assigned
Monthly School Working Plans
Miss Louise f. Wegner
Cooperation of Teachers and School
Officers Q. E. Rice, ct al.
The list of volunteers among our
teachers is growing. Shall your name
be added to the list of those who wish
to give one weeks extra school for
their classes at the end of the spring
term? Your school board will appre-
ciate your doing $50, and we believe
none will decline to allow you your
board for that time.
The present list includes Misses Mar
garet Cotton, Nora Wilbur, Frances
Gillett, Veva Nichols and Edna Ewald.
Many more no doubt will report short
ly as agreeable to this commendable
attitude for the sake of the boys and
girls who alone are the losers because
of the influenza Interruptions. Tele
phone or write the county superintend-
ent your answer.
Teachers unable to get any or all of
the recommended poems called for in
the last Plans, may make other Selec=
lions of a suitable grade and that are
choice literature for their classes.
..The Builders is by Longfellow, and
''The Last Leaf by Holmes
To fill vacancies teachers as follows
have been selected: Nina Barnett No.
Rusk: Ray L. Smith recently home
from Waco, goes to No. /, Wilson;
Lyman Fl. Arnold, No. 3, Grow; leila
Nichols, Crane, Arthur King, No. 1
Murry; Frances Hadden, Island Lake
Mrs. Edna Fisher in No. ? Atlanta i
Ludwig Tomczak and Miss Mamie
Stevens in the graded school in No. 81
hurry.
Teachers who were ill and unable to
resume work last week were Misses
Mae Borbeau. Katherine Hanson. Lii
liam Foster, leila Nichols and Vivian
Sabean.
gagged for the primary room in District
No Willard and Marshall.
Miss Bessie Hilliker of No. 5 Rusk, |
was married at the holiday time and
so withdraws from our ranks of sue
cessful teachers. Best wishes of her
teacher friends follow her.
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