Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-01

certificate subjects.
The following pupils from Miss
Reins school at the saxon State
traded school have received reading
circle diplomas or seals: John Lee,
Gregory Wiercinski. Joseph Gibowski,
Edna Diotte, Lucille Leayitt, Leroy
Leayiett, Signi Burg, Evelyn Peter
son, Willbert Masse, Ellen Burg,
Bonita Rucks, Ella Greenwood,
Lucille GebOwski, Edna Deroscier,
Marvel La Fortune, Irene Fafford
and Carmen Page.
The following pupils from South
Cary school have perfect record of
attendance for the month of March:
Sulo kangas, Matt Kangas, Elsie
Kuisuista, Sylia Kangas, Gertrude
KuisuistO. John kangas, Fielard
Homalainen and Helen Rindala.
Teachers QUESTIONABLE.
Are you interested in community
welfare work.
In presenting lessons, do you talk
over the pupils heads?
Is your school room always ready for
inspection?
How about your personal ap-
pearance2
Are you always doing your very
best?
Do you 90 before your pupils every
day with complaints of your poor
health?
Are you one of the large class of
grumblers and complainersY (There
IS nothing that is so conducive to dis
couragement and lack of interest in
school work by the pupils, than this
habit in the teacher.)
Are you living up to the highest
ideals possible?
A true teacher is, and may be, proud
of her title, for her work is akin to
that of the Master Builder, the crea-
ton of temple, not built by hands.
Opportunity.
They do me wrong who say / come
30 more
When once l knock and fail to find
you in;
For every day stand outside your
door
And bid youawake, and rise to fight
and win.
Wall not for precious chances pass
ed away,
Weep not for golden ages on the
wayel
Each night | burn the records OF
the day
AT sunrise every soul is born again.
GOOD BOOKS.
( Ia books lies the soul of the whole
past time, the articulate audible voice
Of the past, when the body and mater
/ ial substance of it have already van
ished like dream-Carlyle.
ASSIGNMENTS.
In our visits throughout the county
schools, we find that the poorest work
seems to be done in making assign
ments. Most teachers plan the day &
I lessons carefully, but forget or neg
I lect TO plan the new assignment. Then
they wonder why the pupils fail to
get their lessons better, and why they
lack interest in their work.
The best efforts of the teacher should
be pat into making good assignments
That is where you should arouse in
terest in the lesson, raise questions
aud problems to be solved by studing
it suggest reference material and helL
the pupils enough so that they can gel
the lessons well without becoming dis.
couraged or wasting time. But do not
help them too much. Do not read the
new lesson to them or you will deaden
their interest and leave nothing fol
them to work out.
our new county nurse, Mrs. Joseph
inc Gerry, began her work. March, %
The following is statement which
she has sent out to all instructors il
the Iron county schools.
Nv hereas, There are now seyera
cases of influenza in the county anC
there is danger of its further spread.
ing amongst the community,
You, teachers of Iron county, arr
respectfully asked to cooperate witt
MS to prevent it's further spreading
VIII you please watch for symptoms
of this disease, and do what you car
to help us drive it out also kindly
notify me.
Any assistance you may give us a
long this line will be greatly appreci
ated.
Respectfully yours,
Josephine Gerry
Iron County Nurse
The following pupils from the Upsol
sNuuDAS HdNt q PCAtENI 1CtVAd Va a.
tendance for the month of March
Helen and Bonita Barney, Marjori,
Flateau, Verna Hill, Laurence Olson
Elmer and Irvine Anderson, Leo anC
Gertrude Miller. George, Walter anC
Frank Moehrke.
TO MARKET
70 Market, to market,
A tooth brush to buy,
Home again. home again,
Mother and /.
For / must take care
OF my teeth while I'm small,
And then III never have tooth ach
ut all
I'll brush them at morning,
I'll brush them at night,
III keep my teeth clean,
And make my smiles bright.
Bees and Queens