The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-22
TEACHERS WILL
MEET IN PROVO
Fourteenth Annual Session
Will Hold Convention First
Three Days of January.
LARGE NUMBER EXPECTED
INTERESTING PROGRAM is AR
RANGED FOR OCCASION.

The fourteenth annual convention of the
Utah Teachers association will be held
Jan. I. 2 and 3. An extensive program
has been prepared. There will be an adj
dress of welcome by Mayor ]. H. F'risby
of Provo, and responses by a number of
the foremost educators of the state, who
will take part in the meeting. 1t is ex-
pected that fully 800 will be present. AZ
first il was limited that Provo would not
be able to take care of a large influx of
visitors, but the citizens of that town
declare that there is no need for alarm,
as every home in Provo is open TO the
teachers.
AS guests the convention will have Dr..
J. P Gordy, of the school of pedagogy,
New York, and DR.. Henry Suzzallo,L OF
the department of education OF the Lee
land stanford university. The program
follows:
Wednesday evening, Jan. /, general ses-
sion, tabernacle.
Addresses of welcome, Mayor ]. II.
Frisby, Provo; @. II. Brimhall, president
B. Y. university, Provo; Rev. S. H. Good
win, principal Proctor academy, Provo;
w. S. Rawlings, city superintendent OF
schools, Provo.
Brief responses, A. c. Nelson, state
superintendent of schools, Salt Lake; DR..
J. T. Kingsbury, president University of
Utah. Salt Lake: J. T. Linford, president
b Y. college, Logan; D. H Christensen,
city superintendent of schools, Salt Lake.
Announcements
Thursday, Jan. 2, 10 a. m, general ses-
sion in tabernacle
Presidents address, L. E. Eggertsen.
Lecture, DR.. GOrdy.
Thursday afternoon, o'clock, depart
ment meetings
"a, High school, 3. Y. university.
f. W. Reynolds, president, Salt Lake
City; ]. E. Moss, secretary, Murray.
1.-The Most Effective High School
far Trrah - r Merrill for
merly principal of the Nephi High school
What the College Expects of the High
School" Prof Milton Bennion, Univer-
sity of Utah
Discussion of Mr.. MerriIrs paper
Prof. l. D. Cardiff, University of Utah.
Discussion Of Professor Bennion's pa
per, Principal A. l. Neff, Brigham High
Election of officers.
Primary Section.
Room D. High school, B. Y. university
Miss katherine B. Shepherd, president
Ogden
Greeting, president.
Minutes Of Ogden meeting.
The Function of the Story" Miss
Belle Spencer, ogden.
Story Maize O'Niel, Ogden.
The Relation of the kindergarten tC
the Primary School," D. H. Robinson
Manti
"The Best Discipline for Charactel
Building" w. NJ Peterson. Ogden.
The Value of Memory Work" MARI
c. Brown. Salt Lake.
Small Songs for Small Singers SUNG
by Maud Belknap, Ogden.
THE Making of a Program, MatildS
Peterson, superintendent Weber county.
Election Of officers.
Juvenile Court Section.
Room IS, High school, B. Y. university
Or. Z. G. Gowans, president, Salt Lake
City: Clifford L. Golf, secretary, Bingham
junction.
our Juvenile Court Laws as Enacted
and Revised by the Legislature" Pres
"Our Delinquent Girls and What to Dc
With Them" Mrs. A l. Young, Sal
Lake City
What Can Be Done in the Rural Dis
tricts to Enforce the Curfew Laws p
DIR. f. g. GOWans, Salt Lake City.
THE Past and Future of Our Juvenile
Court" Judge Willis Brown.
Election of officers.
Music Section.
Room "A. college B Y. university. W
A. Wetzel, president Salt Lake City
Miss Lou Z. Mitchell. secretary Ogden.
Music
Presidents address.
Paper, What Can the Music Super
VisOrs and the Teachers in the Public
Schools OF the State Do Towards Ele-
waiting the Standard of Musical Train
ing?" Professor Lund. Provo.
Paper. what Can Be Done to Aid tbs
Teachers of the Country Schools in Mu.