The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-11
ANACONDA news.
A THREE DAYS. SESSION
Meeting of the Montana Stste
Teachers Association.
A PROGRAMME ARRANGED
Sessions VIII Be Devoted to a Discus
sion OF Topics Pertinent to School
Matters-The Subjects
y. Assigned.

ton was announced yesterday. The
sessions will begin Tuesday, De-
cember "a. n will continue to
and including December 20. The
programme for the state institute this
year is a lengthy one and one which
has been prepared with a great deal of
care. The subjects assigned to the
members include a wide range of topics.
On the first day Governor Smith will
deliver an address of welcome. and the
presidents address. by Prof. NJ. A.
Stapleton of this city, will also be de-
livered on that day.
The programme in full is as fol-
lows:
General sessions, Tuesday, Dec. %. s
y. m. at the Auditorium-Music. High
School orchestra; Invocation. Rev. d. b.
Price; music, Episcopal church choir;
address of welcome. Governor r. B.
Smith; response, j. NJ. Hamilton, Mis-
soula; vocal solo, Miss Beatrice SHAFT
fer; presidents address. 1.-TWO Funda
mental Principles in Education" NJ. A.
Stapleton, Anaconda; vocal solo, DIR. n.
A. Heritage; announcement OF commit
tees; music, High chool orchestra.
Wednesday. Dec. %. $3.50 a. m, High
school assembly room-1nvocation, DIR.
w. NJ. Sloan: vocal solo. Miss Hen
rietta Miner; a psychological sympo-
stun: Evolution of the Nerve Cell"
President James Reid. Bozeman: riano
solo, Mrs. ID. Fisk; Evolution #
Ganglion," Miss Sadie Rogers. State
Normal school, Dillon; music. male
quartette: "EyoiCiion of the Central
Nervous System" Mrs. ]. NJ. Simpson.
High school. Deer Lodge; general dis
cussion.
Wednesday. Dec. 2s. s p. m. at the
Auditorium Violin solo, Professor
Weber: lecture, The Ideal School,"
Col. Francis w. Parker. Chicago nor
NAL school.
school assembly room-"History in the
High School," ]. VI. Hamilton, Missou-
la: English I'm the High School" Miss
irginia Corbett. agricultural college,
Bozeman: Science in the High School,"
Miss N. NJ. Miller. Miles City.
Thursday, Dec. 30. $3.50 y. m, Righ
school assembly room-Invocation. Rev.
Mr.. McNamee: music. violin quartette:
Science as a Basis for Language
Work." James E. s. Bell. Butte; dis
cussion, f. o. Busenberg. Glendive.
Jonas Cook. Philipsburg; piano solo.
Mrs. Macdonald: THE Educational
Value of Physical Training" Superin-
tendent f. s. T~illinghast, Montana deaf
and dumb asylum, Boulder: discussion.
led by Miss NJ. f. Livingstone, High
school. Anaconda: vocal solo, Mrs. III.
w. Foote: Esprit de Corps Amongst
Teachers" A. c. Newill, Butte: discus
sion. J. p Rowe, Butte, II. r. Wolfe.
Deer Lodge. J. NJ. Brayton. Billings:
address. Col. r. w. Parker; reports of
committees; election of officers.
Department of Higher Education
President, j. NJ. Hamilton. Missoula:
vice president, J. f. Klock. Helena;
secretary, Mrs. NJ. s. Cummlns. Helena.
Thursday, Dec. 90. 2 y. m.-"Methods
of Physical Science" DIR. F. w. Trap
hagen. agricultural college. Bozeman:
Electives in Higher Education Prof.
NJ. j. Elrod, state university, Missoula:
Economics in the Secondary School,"
Prof. H.. III. Swain, state normal school,
Dillon.
Note.-There will be a general dis
cussion Of each paper after 1t is real.
Department of child study and kim
dergarten, Mrs. III. L. Glenn, Helena,
president, High school. room 1, We'd
nesday, Dec. 2s. 2 p. m-President's ad-
dress. The Relation of the Kindergar-
ten to the Public Schools" Mrs. II. L.
Glenn; THE Moral Training OF the
Kindergarten Applied in Public
Schools" Miss Sarah Hyde. Miles City:
general discussion. Kindergarten Oc-
equations in the Primary Grades" Miss
ID. +. Mitchell, Helena; general discus
sion.
Thursday. Dec. 90. 2 p. m.-"Child
Study" Superintendent n. c. Titus,
Miles City: general discussion: "Defec-
tive Children" Miss Ida b. O'Bannon,
Anaconda; general discussion; address, |
Colonel F. w. Parker.
Department of superintendent, Hon.
r. A. Carleton, chairman. Wednesday, |
Dec. 2S. 2 p. m. High school. room p
Annual address of the state superin-
tendent. The county institute (a), Its
Purpose" (b), THE Law Governing
It." (c), The Institute Programme"
Id. "Institue Reforms General dis
cussion: Does the Office OF County Su-
perintendent Demand the Services OF a |
Professional Teacher" Miss s. f. Cur
tbs, superintendent OF schools. Meagher
county; discussion, led by Miss Eva
Dana, Big Timber.
Thursday, Dec. 29, . p. m. rural
schools-(a), What Can BE Done to
Improve Them Under Existing Coadi-
tions?'' Miss Lillian Carey. superin-
tendent OF schools, jefferson county;
discussion. Mss Harriet Hord. Missoula
county: Miss Ina Craven. Cascade
OBJ. what Legislation, II
Any, Is Needed to Improve Them"
Miss Mary Smith. Granite county; dis
cussion. Mrs. NJ. A. Kearns. Carbon
county; Miss Anna McDermott. Park
county.
A meeting OF the Montana Educa-
club will be held Tuesday, Dec.
%. in the Library building.
Committee on reception and enter
tainment-W. A. Dunn, chairman: Hon.
Z. A. Carleton, Miss Athylia Shaffer,
Miss Kathryn Johnston, Mrs. NJ. S.
Committee on music-W. II. Johnson,
chairman: Mrs. Theodosia Harrison. DIR.
II. a. Heritage.
Hotel rates for state Teachers asso-
ciation-Hotel Helena. single room, 50;
double room. SEQ. Hotel Grandon, sim
gle room. $3.50; double room, 81. Ho-el
Central. single room, 81; double
sl.50. Hotel Warren. single
H.50; double room, 81. Hotel Cos
mopolitan, single room, Sl.25; double
81.
Private accommodations may be Sc
cured at a dollar a day by addressing
he chairman OF the committee, Prof.
A. Dunn, Helena.
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