The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-24

3 olNutb CITY fulelOienuellS nave
an organization distinct from ,he ter.
-itoriai ass 7claucn2 supt John Find
ley Anadarko.
II. The single year tenure. Paper
Supt E. 8 McCahe, Kingasher.
III. Ward principals
I What special qualifications should
they haveg
2 What duties should they dis
charger
8 What responsibility should rest
upon the superintendent in their SEQ
tion?
Paper supt Frank e Buck Guthrie.
~. Grade organization:
1 What is the function Of tie
grade meeting?
.. To what extent is the employ.
ment Of grade principals desirabie2
8 What grades have pre-eminent
need Of expert services in either dis
cirline or instruction? supt. Gifford,
Enid
Y. Should you have a committee
on legislation? supt. J. F. Sharp,
Geary
VI Needed changes in the law
constituting city boards Of education:
AS to the number Of members
2 AS TO the representation Of wards
versus the city at large
AS to the length Of term, and 9TH
er conditions OF tenure. supt J. NJ.
Rule. Hobart.
VII. State reciprocity in the matter
Of teachers certificates. supt Bert
Langley Pawnee
General discussion viii follow each
subject
High School Section.
Principal George Sanders, of Nor
man, Chairman. Tuesday December
2ith 9 a. ne. Meeting in City hall
/. To What Extent Should the High
School BE Considered Preparatory
school and to What Extent a Pre-Fip-
isEins SCHOOL,
Paper, bs e. L. Profit, principal
High school. Perry
Discussio., f. c. Jacoby. teacher Of
History, Oklahoma City High school
H. The Value of Biology in tho
High school
Paper, ny d. + Koontz principal OF
ri Reno High school.
Discussion, MISS Lillian Smith. prln-
cipal Of enid Hieh school
III To What Extent Should the
Public Demand for Commercial Cours-
es in the High schools be Recognizeu?
Paper by Principal Childers New
Kirk High school
Discussion, Miss Adda ilord, -4awton
High school
w. The Correction Of Themes Ia
English University preparatory
School, TonRawa.
V. High Schools in Indian Terri
tory. Their Future. G. Masters,
Principal Of Jones Academy. Dwight,
I. r.
Parers are limited to fifteen minutes.
County Superintendent's Session.
Supt E. r. Nielsen, Chairman, Law
ton. Central School Building. Tues
day. December 2Tth. 9 a M:
/. The Custody Of our Funds.
Paper. NJ. p Benjamin, County Sup
erintendent Custer County, Arapaho
Discussion. Mrs Mary d. Couch
County Superintendent Oklahoma
County. Oklahoam City.
H. Should the State Furnish the
Textbooks for orr Public schools9
Paper, r, f. Waller. County Super
intende1t, Pottawatomie County. Te-
cunseh.
Discussion. Miss Jessie Daniels.
County Superintendent Noble County
Perry
III. Consolidation Of Rural Schools
and TRANSPORTATION Of Pupils
Paper. snpt' George d. Moss. Coun
ty superintendent Kingfsher County
Kingfsher
Discussion, Miss Ella Baker, County
Superintendent Beaver County
~ The Re-Organisa,fon Of the
Public Schools under Statehood
PAPER w c. Riclford County SUP
erintendent of Canadian county, e.
Reno
Discussion f. 81 Frost, County Sip
erintcndent Of Dewey County, Talosya-
Grade Teachers Section
Tuesday. December 27th o a m. NJ
3. Church
j. should theIe be Departmental
instruction in the Grammeg Crades2
Parer, Miss Virginia streeter. okla