Weekly Chemawa American., January 23, 1903, Page 7, Image 7

THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
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Hiss Reel's Course of Study.
Testimonials Fro n the Workers iu the
Field.
Inspector Arthur M. Tinker, U. S. In
dian Service, says: "I will do all io coy
power to impress Indian school employes to
follow strictly the instructions contained in
your Course of Study."
Inspector J. E. Jenkins, U. S. Indian
service, says: "I think the Course of Study
is admirable conceived and arranged."
Mr. Albert .G Wright, Supervisor Indian
School, says: "The Course of Study lays
a foundation for better manhood and wo
manhood among Indian pupils and meets
the demands of the best friends of Indian
Education.
Mr. J. Frantclin House, Supervisor In
dian Schools, says: "I shall earnestly en
deavor to carry out your suggestions aud
instructions contained in the Course of
Study for Indian Schools."
Mr. G. W. Myers, Supt. Shoshone In
dian School, Wyoming, says: "We are de
lighted with the Course of Study and think
it just fills the bill."
Mr. E. B. Atkinson, Supt. Winnebago
Indian School, Nebraska, says: "'My em
ployees j in me in the opiniou that the
Courseof Study will work a great improve
ments in the method of instruction for
Indian schools."
Mr. Charles II. Koonz, Supt. Red Lake
Indian School, Minnpsota, says: ''We
think the Course an excellent guide."
Mr. James E. Kirk, Supt Warm Springs
Indian School, Oregon, says: The work
of carrying out the suggestions of your
Course of Study has been eutered upon
with much zeal and earnestness.
Mr. John J. McKoiu.Supv Fr.Majave In
dian School, Arizona, says: "Icongratulae
you upon getting up a Course so general,
so comprehensive and so well suited to the
Indian work."
Mr, S. B. Dauis, Supt. Indian School,
Rupid City, S. D. says: "The Course of
Study is thorough, practical and excellent."
Mr. Eugene D. Mossman, Supt. Chey
enne River Indian School, S. D. says:
The Course of Study for Indian Schools is
indeed fine."
Mr. H. B. Peairs, Supt. Haskell Inst.
Lawrence, Kansas, says: "This Course
meets a long felt want in the Indian school
service,"
Mr. S. M. McCowan, Supt. Chilocco In
dian School, an! President Department of
Indian Education, N. E. A. says: -"I was
surprised at the wonderful aud exact in
formation contained in the Course of Study,
on the proper methods of training the In
dian youth. It sui's me in every way."
Mr. T. W. Potter, Supt. Salem Indian
School, Oregou, says: "The more I study
the Course of Study the better pleased I
am with its completeness, thoroughness
and arrangement."
Dr. W. H. Winslow, Supt. Genoa Indian
School, Nebraska, says: 'Tour Course of
work meets my hearty approval in this
schoo'.
Mr. T. G. Lemmon, Supt. Grand Junc
tion Indian School, Colorado, says: The
Course is valuable not only because of its
effect of putting all to work along the same
lines at the eame time, but also because it
forces the consideration of industrial work
into the prominences it should have.
Mr. Dewitt Harris, Supt, Pipestone In
dian School, Miunesota, s-iys: The Course
is a grat step in the right direction."
Dr. C. M. Buchanan, Supt. Tulalip In
dian School, Washington, says: It is
a great pleasure to fee this radical step
taken in advance by the Indian School Ser
vice, and the Course of Study is a very
large an i material step taken in the proper
direction and insures the working of all In
dian schools along uniform lines to the
same end."
Mr. Oscar II. Lipps, Supt. White Earth
Indian School, Minnesota, says: 'Tour
Course of Study is excellent in every 1
tail."
Mr. Charles E. Shell, Supt. Greenville,
California, says: "The Course of Study fcr
Indian Schools is 'just the thing."