Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-14

SSSASH dlHuaI meeting OF tine MOTH
Dakota Educational association II,
GRAND Forks on December n, 2S and
%. Am interesting program has been
arranged, which will include q lecture
BY Father Z. ]. Vaughan on the 6rst
evening OF the convention. The Great
Northern, Northern Pacific and the
I 500 have made q rate OF 9 fare and q
third for the round trip on the cert.
ficate plan. The following program
has been arranged Tor the meeting:
GENERAL ASSOCIATION.
First Session Wednesday, December
n. 200 r. a.
Prayer.
Presidents Address President Jos;
epht Carhart Mayvdlle. f rs
Addresses of Presidents OF Depart:
ments Prod q. B. Waldron, President
q the Depar tment Of Higher and PRO.
fesstpnhl Dducation snpt. r. s.
/ DeWar, President az the Department
Of Secondary Education Miss sara
=. Roberts, President Of the Depart,
ment Of Elementary Education. Mr..
-. M Wells, President d the Depart.
n1ent OF School Administration. State
pefdntendent w. q. stockwell, re.
preceding the Department oe Public
obstruction.
Wednesdays p. nj.
Lecture Father =. J.. Vaughan.
Second Session Thursday.
General Session. p. ID.
Address me Ddslcational Progress
5of the Year, PRO-. y. P. squires, uni.
veGsity. ia lss y ss#s
General Theme The Relation OF
the School to- the Community: (a) The
Teacher and the Community, supt. j.
Nelson Kelly, Grand forks DISCUS.
sion led by supt. 8. Henry Woke,
Mdnot OBJ The School and the Home,
Prof. a. P. Hollis, Valley City. Dis,
caission led by Supt q. w. Hanna,
Valley City lc) The Pupil's Equip:
ment for Efficiency. President ]. Il.
Wost, Agricultural College. Discus.
sdon led! by supt. Jpsephyne, NJ. Paul.
sen, Eessenden
Third friday.
General Session p. M.
Theme School Administration: (a)
Relation Between Cost and Efaciency,
Rt,-Rev. Cameron Mann, Bishop d
North Dakota, (bl The improvement
! OF the Physical Conditions of School
Life, President b q, Burch. Wahpe
ton. Discussion led by Miss Mary a
Root, Fargo Public Schools.
Department Of Higher and Profess
slonaI Education.
Thursday. Dec. 81 9: 80 a. M.
Presidents Address. 81.
(a) Opportunity and Achievement
G. B. Waldron, Agricultural College
N. D. Cb) The Memt System, M. a
Brannon, University. Discussion. b
r. Ladd, Agricultural College. (c)
Athletics, r. @. Knpwlton. Fargo Col.
lege. Discussion general. (d) The Nor.
NAL College, President George a.
Mcfarland, Normal School, Valley
City. Discussion Joseph Kennedy,
University. (e5 New Tendencies in
Higher Education, ]. q. Halland. Ag.
ricultural College. 20 Some English
Ideas and Practices. President Web
ster Merrdfeldl University. (g) what
10 Practical In Ddancatdon, ]. "a. Moore,
Fargo college. (h) Imposition In It's
Relation to Recitation, Jesse Childs,
Normal School Mayyille.
Department OF Secondary Education.
First Session Wednesday, Decem.
her ~, $3.50 a. m. n
fa) Presidents Address, Supt. r. s.
Dewar, Devils Lake. Discussion led
by Supt. R. Hayward. LAngdon. OBJ
The Value Of Athletics In the High
School, Sslpt. w. b. Hoover, Park
River. Discussion led by PROD. H. NJ.
Maxwell. Valley city. (c) Thorough.
ness In High School Work, Supt. W.
/ Al Guaward Hillsbou. Discussion led
by supt. 2. T. McNally. Mandan.
Second sessIon Thursday, Dec. e,
ss s; $50 !. n.
(a) Snperyisdon In city SCHOOLS,
Supt. F. Smith. Wahpeton. Discus.