THE RESERVE CORPS.

The Reserve Corps consists of the graduates of the Normal Class and

others who are specially fitted for teaching. They occupy seats on the

main floor, at the right of the superintendent, during the opening and

closing exercises, and use for recitation one of the church rooms on the

first floor of the building. The members of this class enter it with the

distinct understanding that they will hold themselves in readiness to

teach when called upon, and they act, in turn, as substitute teachers

for the regular teachers who may be absent. They study the lessons one

week in advance of the school, so when asked to teach a class they are

prepared by the study of the previous Sabbath. From this class the

permanent teachers of the school are generally taken. This fact is a

great incentive to diligence and punctuality on the part of the regular

teachers, as they know that a number of qualified persons stand ready to

take their places if they are irregular or not acceptable.

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