Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-26
PROGRAMS ISSUED FOR GATH
ERING AT GAINESVILLE.
Southern Wisconsin Teachers As
SOCidtiOn Meets There Nov. End
and 3rd-Supt. W. P. R0Semdn.
C. F. Viebdhn of This City on
Program.

sessions are to be held in the Congre-
gational church, while the sectional
meetings will he conducted in the as
sembly room of the city hall, the
assembly room of the high school and
the parlors of the Congregational
church. The music on the general
program will be furnished by the
orchestra from the state school for
the blind, the high school orchestra
and the girls glee club of the high
school. Supt. W. P Roseman and C.
F. Viebahn, member of the state board
of examine; S, both of this city, are
on the program, which is as follows
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Friday, 80 A. M.
Music.
Address of Welcome-Dr. S. b.
Buckmaster, President of Board of
Education, Janesville.
Response to the Address of We'll
come-Dr. Albert Salisbury, president
of the State Normal school, White
water.
Teaching as Profession-Richard
C. Hughes, president Ripon COLLEGE.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Friday, 4:3O P. M.
Music.
Address: The Teacher and the
World-Rev. re. Denison, Janesville.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Friday Evening 7:30.
Pipe Organ Selection-Miss Pond,
JanesvIlle
Lecture: "The Three LIS of the
New Era, or the Hope of the Under
Man, ohm P. D. John. expres;d ;dent
De Pauw university.
Informal reception, given by the
Jaesvllle teachers in high school audi
torium.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Saturday, A. M.
Music.
Education for Ecffiiency-Prof. M.
Vincent 'Ohea, University of Wiscon-
ism.
The Grade Teachers Opportunity
Hon. c. P. Cary, state superintendent.
Business and election of officers.
Music.
The Youth of the Twentieth Gen.
tury-Dr. Herbert l.. Wlllett, Chicago
university
CONGREGATION CHURCH.
Saturday, 1 80 P. M.
Music.
Agriculture in Elementary Schools
Prof. D. D. Mayne, St Anthony
Falls, MINI.
Some Things the Child Should Get
from the School-Ex-State Supt. L..
D. Harvey, Menomonie, Wis.
HIGHS SCHOOL SECTION.
+: City Hall.
Chairman-W. P. Roseman, superin-
tendent of Schools, Watertown.
What to Look For-H. L. Perry,
state high school Inspector, Madison.
How Can High School Teaching Be
Made More of Profession "A. w.
Tressler, university inspector, Madi-
son; f. E. Converse, superintendent
of schools. Beloit.
Botany-Aim, Ground to be Covered
When to Begin, Where to Begin,
Sources and Equipments-R. A. Har-
per, University of Wisconsin, Madison
w. H. Jameson, principal high
school, Burlington; G. F. Viebahn,
member State Board of Examiners,
Watertown.
English-Aim- G. W. Written
burg, principal high school, Water
town.
Distribution and Character of Work
R. B. Dudgeon, superintendent MT OF
schools, Madison; 7. j. Jones, princi-
pal high school, Elkhorn.
COUNTRY AND GRADED SCHOOL
! SECTION.
Cong. Church, Friday, 2 P. M.
Chairman-G. f.. Snyder, Principa
of Sauk County Training School.
Reedsburg.
How to Give Children BETTER ant
Broader knowledge of Composition
and Grammar Before They Enter Higl
| School-Miss Lillian Kimball, Oshkosh
Normal school.
illustrator of the Use of Stor!
Telling in Schoo!-Miss Grace Potter
Whitewater Normal school.
The Teaching of Middle Form His
tory by Means of Blography-Mis
Anna Reynolds, Sauk County Train
ing school.
How Shall We Make Geograph.
Interesting as Well as Helpful t.
Children ?-Thomas Gentle, super
visor of Practice work Platteville Nor
NAL school.
PRIMARY SCHOOL SECTION.