Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1922-07-12

This roll represents those VINO indue
an average of o5 in attendance ana
punctuality:
Anderson, Matte
Burgess, Cora
Farmer, Edith
Gregory, Mary L.
Handy, Dora
Hedgecoth, nellie
Henard, Myrtle
Kemmer, Amanda
Music, M. M.
Lavender, Edna, (Ioo percent in at
tendance and punctuality tor the
nine days presently
Anderson, James
James, c. E.
Jones, D. E.
Ledford, c. L. present 9H days;
tardy one). u
The method of grading was to call
the full ten days 100 and take on Ten
nerecnt for every day absent and 2H
percent for each time tardy; and S
nercent for each half day absent.
Some whose names do not appear ~
either of the above lists may nave d
GOOD excuse for being absent, but the
task of explaining for each one Is 100
much to be undertaken. =,
AT a meeting of those attending the
institute the following resolutions
we're passed: c..,,,d
County. mindful of educational neeos
of our boys and girls, wish 10 eH-
nress Our deepest appreciation Tor the
Efforts spent in the Teachers Institute
to further the cause OF educatioh'
Especially do we appreciate 'he
labor and cooperation Of:
"The pastor of Crossville LOT then
earnest work in assisting and instruct
inc the teachers of this institute.
SThe relationship between our WORK
and their work is such that We ieei
more than ever that the standard Oh
Christian civilization depends upon the
standard of education.
"The Parent-Teachers Association
for the hearty welcome they. gave US
in the happy social Of Tuesday n1gn'
,rd in the great civic meeting OF Fri
dav NIGHT. We want the Parent
Teachers Association to know ma nd
the meeting will be an ncentive al, ahu
model for use in our community woiN.
"We know the great work OF the
p.-ert- -Teachers Association and wei
come to Our schools, Mrs. John Eeeu'
chairman in her work to extend tne
wsaf,,lness to the county schools,
1--WE appreciate the kindness OF 'ne
~o,,rtv BOARD in turning over 10 US
the dormitory, a comfortable eco'ioi''
ical home. ~. ;,struc-
tors in this Institute, appleei"'..he .he
their thorough preparation ana .to rs
careful. painstaking work IN g's'ls II, ~
MS so ably the great amount % % T.,
we have been able to accomPns" 80
50 short at time.
",The superintendent because OLE OF no.
,,,+;r;no energy and her uncoHipio
.a;s;no efforts to raise the standard Oh
aduc.f;on in Cumberland county 70.
Iher earnest endeavor 10 oe"' .o,aoher
according to merit to each teaen nnd
not losing sight of the lntelest u .u ~
onnortunity of every boy ana gil ~
he county. .,,. f.,r tavor
49, nre;ndice freely throws open Ns
a,,,rrs 70 assist and encourage eVsiy
Sgor. r. advance the standard OF eau
walton. .ha educational
,,,n of the state to raise the stanua,I nnI
rs education, to equalize the term n sne
- - standardize all schools ana 10 coiI. ~,
so,;date " schools, when possible 10 ~
so. corrtv Board ir
andinn Inc p qualified and efficient
teachers, in its support and co.oPetH ol th,
ton with the Superintendent any anu o.h -,
Parent % Teachers Association anu w"
or educational leaders. .,
1--WE. therefore, resolve to go oSI' a..
10 our rural schools with a. NV d,,tv a,
termination to do our wno!e o!.S 49,, -
teachers to uplift the cond't'ohs '' WI
aV;talizing and enrich'ng tne
I oo,rse Of study in our schools,
! eou MsL;no the school environment
!, Srs att1active and beautiful.
Making the school commumy nun,,r.
center which will help 70 enso "md
;, ace higher standard OF 'a''' "'
EEunrouraring Eu,as better churches anu
Eh "a whateyer else that may
, roaeS .aod a 70 community and rura
> Wsio;ne Hei standardize 1.-The scnoo' i;oc
and encouraging the conso"u"
s;on of one teacher schools"