The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-09

form to he community In 81 alt
standards Eof dress efinementa and
social ideals want our teach
ers TO have all cul tural opportuni st
ties. They should be equal to the
community in every way.
This condition should be.
brought about" said DIR. Owen, If
not for the benefit of the teachers
them selves, then for the children
who must associate with them for
twelve years. We need teachers
who have the courage to tell the
people who pay for the schools
what goes on in them. Some people
say, in manner of cursing,
want to put the fear Of God into
them Let US reverse this idea and
take the fear out Of teachers"
idea Of the Hour
Declaring that there is a great
educational renaissance in Amer
lea. DR.. owen said, Education -
the idea of the hour Nothing can
proceed without it. The world war
was a reflection on the nations OF
the lack of education. They We're
able to control people individually
but were powerless when it came
to the masses
In conclusion, Dr. Owen said,
Teachers be somebody! Read and
study; belong to women's clubs;
study modern literature. You
should and can be, leaders: for the
modern young people, Dr. owens
said, "can run anything. You must
use all the personal, intellectual,
and aesthetfc~refinemen you pos
sess, in doing this highest type OF
public service-informing the pub
lie of what the American pubic
schools are, and ought to be.
DR.. Owens talk waa very i'm
pressively given, and received en-
thusiastic responses from the au-
dience.
Standard Normal Graduates.
The students graduating in tue
standard normal course, accord
ing to a revised list made pubic
today, are:
Pansy Baker. Pullman, Richie
County: Ruth Banfield, Fairmont,
Marion County; Alkaline Graham
flake, Broomfield, Marion Coun-
ty; John A. Bee, Berea, Rltchle
County; Anna Bogdonovich; Davis,
Tucker County; Pauline Borgess.,
r'airmont, Marion County; olive
Brand. Pennington, Marion Coun-
ty; Dorothy Brock, Fairmontt,
Marion County; Allene Clelland,
Fairmont, Marion County; Dale
Cole, Pennington, Marion Coun-
ty: VILLA Collins, Fairmont, Mar
ion County, Esta Cunningham,
Shinnston, Harrison County;
Kathleen Davis, Elkins, Randolph
County; Harlem Duncan, Manning
ton, Marion County; Eleanor Dur
rett, Fairmont, Marion County;
Ethel Durrett, Fairmont, Marion
County; Ruth Eliason, Fairmont,
Marion County; Clallie Erwin,
Clarksburg, Harrison County
Pearl Fankhauser, Parson, Tuck
er County; Besse Ogden Furbee,
Terra Alta, Preston County;
Teresa Gibbons, New Martinsyille,
Wetzel County; Hartie Groves,
Redwood, Nicholas County
Agnes Gould Redwood, Nicholas
County; Lucille Gundlach, Man
nington, Marion County; Ruth
Hamilton, Fairmont, Marion Coun-
ty: Virginia Hawkins. Fairmont,
Marion County; Ellen Henry,
Morgantown, Monongalia County;
Ernie Hicks, Summersyllle;
Nicholas County; Edith Hlte,
Fairmont, Marion County,; irene
Horner, Fairmont, Marion Coun-
ty; Gae Hughes, Shinnston, Har-
mont, Marion County; Vallle
irons. Colfax, Marion County; w.
E. Leach, Grafton, Taylor Coun-
ty: R. C. Lee, Middlebourne, Tyler
County; Virginia Tough, Fair
mont, Marion County; Mable Mas
tiers, Hundred, Wetzel County;
Josephine Maple, Fairmont, Mar
ion County; Caddie Matthews,
Cameron, Marshall County;
Naude Merrifield, Fairmont, Mar
| ion County: Augusta Menear,
Fairmont, Marion County; Ach-
ash Mccoy, Grays Flats, Marion
County; Frances McCray, Fair
mont, Marion County; Eleanor
| ty; Anna McGarvey, Weston,
Lewis County; Laura Page, Will
Jamestown, Wood County; Aileen
Polling, Fairmont, Marion County
| P: Melville Rider, Fairmont, Mar
ion County; Vera Robinson,
Shinnston, Harrison County !;
Mary Roush, Fairmont, Marion
| County; Helen Ryan, Fairmont,
Marion County; Blanche Sands,
Pine Grove, Wetzel County; Mary
Scranage, Grafton, Taylor County;
! Sue Slater. Warrington, Marion
County; Mae Talkiugton, Hundred
wetzeI County; Mary Turkovich,
Monongah, Marion County; Chrys
tai Watson. Metz, Marion County
i Nellie Wise, Fairmont, Marion
County; Leila Withers, Grafton
Taylor County; 10y Griffin, Wyatt
Harrison County: Glenna Will
| liams, Gassaway, Braxton County;
Freda Feather. Fairmont, Marion
| County; Matte Mae Feather,
Fairmont, Marion County; Mary
/ Reynolds, huntsville, Braxton
| County
Short Course Graduates.
The short course graduates OF
i the Normal School are as follows
Mildred Anderson, Shinnston, Har-
! rison County; Elsie Anderson, Mo
nongah, Marion County; Zells
Barbe, Lost Creek, Harrison Coun
/ ty: Anna Book, Pennington, Ma
rion County; Ruth AIderton, Davis
! Tucker County; Madeline Brown