The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-27


! Maud May Babcock.
Tuesday, g p. M, Assembly Hall
Lecture. The Need of SnocIa1
Glasses In Elementary Education. -"
| Miss Harris.
Lecture, "Thc Problem of Moral
Education DR. Thomas M. Lalliet.
wednesday, 10 A. M, High School.
Department meetinGs-EIigh school.
10 a. m.
President c. c. spooncr. Salt Lake
High school, vice-presldent E. NJ.
Hail, l.. ID, S university. secretary,
Clarence l. Stewart. Manu High
school
Nature Study Program.
Nature Study in the Primary
Grades" Professor Horace Cummings.
superintendent l. D. schools. Dis
cussion, Miss Pearl Snow, Provo NJ.
Abbey, state normal training
, school
Study of Local Insects in Grades
Three 10 Eight" Prof e G.. Titus,
Utah Agricultural college. Discussion.
Professor j. H Paul, University of
Utah
Agriculture in the Common
Schools Professor ]. c. Hogenson,
Utah Agricultural college. Discus.
sion, Superintendent y. G.. Sowards,
Yernal.
Observation and Protection of
Birds by Pupils OF the Primary
Grades" Miss Jessie T.. Tibbs. Salt
Lake.
Crafts.
Miss Althea Wheeler, president;
Sam r. Brown, secretary
why the Handicratts Should Be a
Part of the School Curriculum" Miss
Ellen II. Huntington. Agricultural
college.
The Value of Vocational Educa-
ton Dr.. Ballet.
Election of officers.
Art Department.
Art as it Should BE Taught in the
Public Schools" Professor ]. Leo
Fairbanks, supervisor OF art, Salt
Lake schools.
Appropriate Lessons In Drawing
for the Year" Professor Amor Whip
pie, supervisor of drawing, Granite
schools.
Committee on assortment and col
lection TO collect drawings from the
actual work in the schools OF the
cities and counties of the state. such
picture to be placed on exhibition at
the state teachers gathering. con-
sistinG Of Professor Eastman. Profes-
sor Parratt, Professor Whipple. Pro-
feSsor Fairbanks and Mrs. Stevens.
Superintendent and Board.
A. c. Nelson, chairman
The Library as a Reinforcement
of the School, DR.. George Thomas,
president school board, Logan
What Educational Advantages
Have Resulted From County Con.
solidation IN Salt Lake County" r.
w. Ashton, superintendent of schools.
Granite district
Means Afforded by the Public
Schools for Moral Training" G. N.
Child. superintendent of schools.
Utah county,
ITO What Extent Should Industrial
Education Be Taught in the Grades
Of Public Schools" Alma MolyneuX,
superintendent of Schools, Logan.
Resume of Grammar School Work. =
D. IL Adams. Ogden
Primary Department
Miss RoSalie Pollock chairman
Interest in Relation TO Education.
DR. Ballet
Physical Education.
N A. Petersen, chairman.
Helpful Hints on Physical Educa-
tion,'' Dr c. G Plummer.
Paper, "Tie-Posts IN Teaching Read
Ing Professor Maud May Babcock.
General discussion of Professor
Babcocks work, led by Professor
Peterson. B. Y. L.
Wednesday, p. m.
Lecture, THE Function OF Play in
Eduoation," Dr. Ballet
Business
Adjournment.
Musical Program,
The following musical program has
been arranged under the direction
of Professor e Fl. Scott, chairman
of the music committee;
Monday, December 27, > p. m. at
| Assembly Hall-Mrs. Wetzell's ladies'
| quartette. two numbers, and soprano
solo by Miss Millie Williams; Mrs
| Wetzel's Quartettc
Monday. December q. p. m. AS
| sembly Hall - Imperial Quartetto.
| two numbers.
+ TUESDAY, December %. 10 a. m
| Assembly dIlli-- NOlllb oclo " INpu
mania Hyde. and baritone solo by A.
j Kisselberg
Tuesday, December IS, 2 p. m.
! High school gymnasium, music sec
tion-Onequa school orchastra, Wat
erloo double quartette and chorus.
Tuesday, December IS. Sp m, AS
sembly Hall-Orphens club, two mum
bers and baritone solo by VIII Shib
| ley.
Wednesday December 90, 10 a. m.
High school gymnasium. primary
section-Lafayettc school orchestra
chorus OF children's voices.
| Wednesday. December %. 2 p. m.
| Assembly Hall-Harp solo by Mrs
Walter Tuttle and violin solo by
] Morris Andrews.
PItce Of Meetings.
| Places for department meetings
! has been arranged AS follows at the
| HighH school buildings;
Tuesday, : p, m.-High school com
mercal room 81, union building: na
turo and science, rooms 3i~26. science
building; crafts, lecture room, science
hall: arts, rooms 32-33. science hall
superintcndents and school boards
room IS, main building. high schools
room Q. main building; grammar
grades, assembly room No. /, maiT
building, primary grades. gymnasium
assembly hall; physical education
gymnasium