Laura Quayle Benson Scrapbook Page 50 Detail 3. Newspaper clipping titled Model School Notes.
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Title
Laura Quayle Benson Scrapbook Page 50 Detail 3. Newspaper clipping titled Model School Notes.
Subject
Benson, Laura Quayle
Florida State College for Women
Tallahassee (Fla.)
Scrapbooks--1910-1920
Scrapbooks--United States--History--20th century
Description
Page 50 from the scrapbook of Laura Quayle Benson who attended the Florida State College for Women ca. 1917-1919. In this newspaper clipping it talks about how the students of the practice school return to work. A new piano had been added to the School of Music which was well received.
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Source
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Publisher
Heritage & University Archives, Florida State University Libraries, Tallahassee, Florida
Date
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Contributor
Heritage & University Archives, Florida State University Libraries, Tallahassee, Florida
Rights
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Relation
DigiNole, FSU Digital Library, Heritage & University Archives: Laura Quayle Benson Scrapbook, 1917-1919
Format
A newspaper clipping
Language
English
Type
Text
Identifier
fscw-scrapbook.benson.hum2831.fa20.grp.3.page.50
Coverage
Tallahassee (Fla.)
1917-1919
1917-1919
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Text
Model School Notes
After a two-weeks' holiday the pupils of the practice school have returned to work. So many are ill that the attendance is small this week, but all classes have been resumed, and the new work in industrial arts was begun with enthusiasm. This new departure in the arts, made under the direction of Miss Leach and Miss Thomas, marks the latest progressive step in education.
The new piano is a source of pleasure to the whole school. This instrument, and another which has been received by the School of Music, is a novelty called a big-little piano. It is built low enough for a teacher to be able to see over it while playing and the direct her school or chorus. Notwithstanding its small size, it has the volume and resonance of a full-size upright. The scale and plane of construction were worked out by N. Otto Miessner, an American pianist, composer and lecturer. The model school has long wished for an instrument and is now very well pleased with such a good one.
After a two-weeks' holiday the pupils of the practice school have returned to work. So many are ill that the attendance is small this week, but all classes have been resumed, and the new work in industrial arts was begun with enthusiasm. This new departure in the arts, made under the direction of Miss Leach and Miss Thomas, marks the latest progressive step in education.
The new piano is a source of pleasure to the whole school. This instrument, and another which has been received by the School of Music, is a novelty called a big-little piano. It is built low enough for a teacher to be able to see over it while playing and the direct her school or chorus. Notwithstanding its small size, it has the volume and resonance of a full-size upright. The scale and plane of construction were worked out by N. Otto Miessner, an American pianist, composer and lecturer. The model school has long wished for an instrument and is now very well pleased with such a good one.
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Newspaper clipping
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Citation
“Laura Quayle Benson Scrapbook Page 50 Detail 3. Newspaper clipping titled Model School Notes.,” Exploration of FSCW Scrapbooks, accessed April 19, 2024, https://humfscwexploration.omeka.net/items/show/620.
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Item Relations
This Item | Creator | Item: Laura Quayle Benson |
This Item | Is Part Of | Item: Laura Quayle Benson Scrapbook |
This Item | Is Part Of | Item: Laura Quayle Benson Scrapbook Page 50 |