Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-06-20
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Program of Exercises For The
Thirty Sixth Annual
Session.

The following Is the programme of the
thirtY-sixth annual session of the Mary
land State Teachers Association which
meets at Ocean City June 29th to July
2nd:
Monday, June o9th-Opening Session.
p. m.-Music by orchestra; prayer, Rev.
j. Gibson CAN'T, rector of Worcester
Parish and st. Paurs By-the-Sea, Ocean
City: music, Miss Blanche Van SAINT,
Howard county; address of welcome,
Prof. John /. Coulbourn. principal Snow
Hill High School; response, j. Newton
Wicks, School No. 78, Baltimore City;
reading, Miss Grace 4. Ladd, ST. Mary's
County presidents address, Prof Joseph
Blair, principal Sparrows Point Public
school,
Tuesday, June 30th--Morning Session,
10 a. m.-12m.-Subject, ''The State and
its Public School Teachers"
1: The State in its Relation to the
Public Schools-Hon. John Walter
Smith. Governor of Maryland.
2: School Legislation, Administration
and Supervision-Dr M. Bates Stephens,
State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion.
3: Organization of the States Teach
ing Corps-A. g. Wilson, Esq, Presi-
dent Board of County Commissioners,
Allegany County.
General Discussion.
Afternoon Session, 1906 p. m.--Sub-
ject, Laboratory Methods in the Public
Schools"
1: Natural Science--Prof. P. Rourke,
Assistant Examiner. Allegany County.
2: Geography-Henry S. Morton, Wal
brook, School No. 63, Baltimore City.
8: Manual Training-Prof. Alexander
Chaplain, Examiner Talbot County.
General Discussion.
Evening Session, p. m.--MusIc by
Orchestra; recitation, Miss Martha L..
Brown, Howard County; music; address,
Quality in Teaching from an Observers
Standpoint-Henry Zeller, Jr., Principal
Group @, Baltimore City.
Reports of Special Committees. Mis-
cellaneous Business. Adjournment.
Note: 1t is urged that the morning and
afternoon sessions close on time as au-
nounce, 12 and o'clock. To this end
the following time assignments are sug-
gested; twenty minutes for leaders and
fiTe minutes for all others.
Wednesday, July 1st-Morning Ses-
sion, 10 a. m.-12 m-Subject, "The
Teachers Individual Betterment."
1: By a Uniform Course of Study
Miss Margaret M. Robinson. Principal
Frederick Female High School.
2: BY an Interchange of Experience =
DR.. s. Simpson, Examiner Carroll
County.
8: BY having specialties:
(a) English-Dr. Henry s. West, Prin-
cipal Western High School, Baltimore
City.
(6) History-Dr. William H. Tolson,
Principal Group /, Baltimore City.
(c) Mathematics-Prof A. s. Cook,
Examiner Baltimore County.
(d) Modern Language-Prof. Charles
F. Raddatz, Professor of German, Balti-
more City College.
General Discussion.
Afternoon Session, 3.30-5 p. m.-Sub-
jects, Aesthetics, kindergarten, PhYsi-
cal Culture"
1: Aesthetics-Prof. w. S. Grouse, Ex-
aminer Caroline County.
2: Kindegarten-Miss Fl. M. Arm
strong, Principal Sparrows Point Kinder
garten.
8: Physical Training-Prof. Charles E.
Dryden, Vice-Principal Frostburg Nor
NAL School.
Goncral DISCUSSION.
Evening Session, p. m.-Music by
Orchestra; Recitation, Miss Evelyn Jack
SON Rinker, Carroll County; music, Miss
Helen l.. Dodson, Queen Anne County;
address, "Rural Education" DIR. George
T. Winston, President North Carolina
College of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts, West Raleigh, N. G.
OFFICERS.
President, Joseph Blair, Sparrows
Point; first vice-president, Thomas Fell,
Annapolis; second vice-president, Miss
s. e. Richmond, Baltimore; recording
secretary, A. G. Harley, Rockville; cerre-
spending secretary, Miss Gertrude John
son, Frostburg; treasurer, John e. Nc
Cahan, Baltimore. Executive Commit
tee: Fl. Crawford Bounds, Salisbury; j
Newton Wicks, Baltimore; w. r. Nc
Daniel, Westminster; A. E. Sudler, Sud-
lersville; Miss A. E. Johnson, Ellicott
City.