The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26
THE STATE TEACHERS
Programme for the Meeting of
the Association.
METHODS OF INSTRUCTION
A Large and Representative Attendance
Is Promised - Examinations for
State and Life Diplomas
Will Be Held.


mittee of the State Teachers associa-
ton, has issued the programme that
will be followed at the forthcoming
meeting of the association in this city,
Dec. %, % and so. Already State Super
intendent Carleton and others here who
are interested in the success of the
meeting, have received numerous as
surances from other points that the at
tendance will be a large and represent
alive one. The programme that has
been prepared is pronounced an excel
lent one The leading educators of the
state will take part in the proceedings
delivering addresses and participating
in the discussions upon subjects of inn
portance and interest to educational
work in Montana. Thorough considera-
ton will be given to the latest and best
approved methods of instruction. 1t
has been arranged that the examina-
lions for state and life diplomas will be
held here Dec. 81 and 49, thus enabling
candidates for those honors to attend
the association meeting. The meetings
will be held in the Auditorium. The
railroads have announced rate of one
and one-fifth fares on account of the
meeting for the benefit of those who de-
sire TO attend The programme is in
terspersed with musical selections.
Among the musical organizations that
will participate is the glee club from
Anaconda.
The programme in detail for the three
days is as follows:
tuesday, Dec. 70.
AT the Auditorium.
Music-Instrumenta duet Mrs. Nc
Donald and Professor Weber.
Invocation-Rev. L. NJ. Digger. Hell
ena.
Address Of welcome-Hon. E. A.
Carleton, Helena.
n n,
Bozeman.
Cradle song. "Neidlinger' La
dies quntette.
Recitation .Sergus to the Lion
Mrs. T.. V. Wilcox, Bozeman.
Presidents address, The So-Called
New Education"-J. c. Templeton.
Music-Helena quartette
Recitation-Miss f. Adelaide Slaves,
Helena.
Announcement of committees.
Adjournment.
Wednesday, Dec. 20.
Invocation-Rev. r. Y. Moore, Helena
Music, infant chorus-Helena schools.
Child Study for Superintendent
President 0. j. Craig, Missoula.
Discussion-Lewis Terwilliger Boul-
der; Hon. +. A. Carleton, Helena; F.
t. Green, Kalispell.
Music, In Old Madrid Trotere-
Misses Kelly. Wright and Davidson.
Teacher?'-J. Z. Monroe. Dillon.
Discussions. G. Mckay, Butte; ].
E. Beeson, Big Timber; Supt. G. r.
Mcdonald, Townsend.
Music. solo-Miss May Travis, Boze-
man.
Correlation of Studies '-Supt E. 0.
Marsh Great Falls.
Discusson-Supt. H. E. Wolfe Deer
Lodge; Supt. N. c. Titus, Miles City;
Supt. Bessie H. Merrilees, Big Timber.
General discussion.
Afternoon
Department meetings in higher edu-
cation, kindergarten and child study,
ard superintendent section.
Evening-At the Auditorium:
Music-Helena quartette.
History-President o. j. Craig.
Piano solo-Miss Calvin, Bozeman.
Manual Training-President James
Reid.
Violin solo-Madame Ericke, Helena.
INSTRUMENTATION D. E. Sanders.
Music-"How Beautiful the Forests
Wave" from Norma "Bellini"-Mlsses
Kelly, Wright and MIR. kiefer.
Thursday. Dec. 80.
Invocation-Rev. c. b. Allen, Helena.
Music-Sixth grade chorus. Helena
schools.
THE Social Mission of the Public
Schools"-Supt. j. NJ. Hamilton, Mis-
soula.
W.
Bozeman; Supt. Ina Craven. Great
Falls; j. w. Johnston. Billings.
Music, violin solo-Professor Weber.
Helena.
General discussion-"How Shall We
| Educate to Avoid Discomfort and There
| by Inefficieney?''-Mrs NJ. S Cummins.
| Helena.
| Discnssion-E. o. Busenberg, Glen
dive; Miss NJ \. Cantwell. E. A. Cro-
mer, Butte.
Music, instrumental soIo-Mrs. Nc
/ Donald, Helena
Incidental Teaching" PROF. w. H.
/ Johnson, Helena.
Discussion-J L. Monroe, Dillon:
Miss Sadie Rogers, Helena; A. c. New
| i'll, Butte.
| Evening-High school assembly room
High school chorus-Helena High
! school.
Invocation-Rev. d. B. Price, Helena.
/ Reports of committees and discus
| sions. Music. Election of officers. A
| few last words. General chorus. Ad-
! journment.
Department Meetings.
Wednesday, 1870 o'clock p. m.-High
! school assembly room.
j Inyocation-Rex. w. w. Love.
Presidents address-"A History of
the Laboratory Method"-F. W. Trap
| hagen.
Music-High school orchestra.
Evolution
OF the CeIl-E. V. Wilcox.
of the Ganglon-M. J. Elrod.
OF the Central Nervous System-H. S.
| Jennings.
Music. vocal solo-A. II. Currier,
| Bozeman.
The Lecture versus the Text Book
F. C. Smith.
Discussion. led by ]. T. Thompson, j.
| G. Mckay.
Thursday. 1870 o'clock p. m.-High