Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-14
TEACHERS AT CALMARI
PROGRAM OF MEETING TO RE
HELD THERE APRIL 23d
AND oath.
Annual Meeting of the Big Five
Teachers Association, Compris.
ing Winneshiek, Allamakee,
Clayton, Fayette and
Howard Counties.

held at Calmar on April 23d and
oath. This association has a large
membership and the indications are
that many of the teachers of the five
counties included in it's boundaries
will be present. The program is a
splendid one. City Supt. H. G. John
son of DEBORAH is president of the
association, County Supt Sigurd
Rogue chairman of the committee on
reception and Prof. Stephen Kruchek
of Spillville member of the COM
mittee on enrolment. The program
is as follows:
General Meetings.
Friday 1880 a. IN.
MUSIC. MIS-. " Malley
Rural School Decoration
.Supt. Emma Fallgatter, Cresco
"A Citizen
.Supt. H. o. Degraff, Ossian
THE Resourceful Teacher.
Supt. J. R. McAnnelly, Lime Springs
Lecture-"The Teachers Need of
Inner Vision" -. Prof. G. P.
Colgrove, Iowa Normal College
Friday, 1880 p. m.
WI .. " h dllCA
Written Composition in District
Schools" Supt. r. Reinow, Elkader
Outside Issues in the High School"
Supt. E. E. Waters, West Union
Address-"What is the Matter
with the Public Schools?". =.
j.. President H. H. Seerley
:. 80. $50. Recess. 80. 80. :.
Music. -. -. Calmar Glee Club
Lecture-''Live English. Prof. F.
c. Eastman, Iowa State University
Music. Mrs. O'Malley
Friday, 500 p. m.
Music. -. .Calmar Glee Club
Invocation
Address of Welcome. . -. Mrs. Kaye
Response. -. Pres. H. G.. Johnson
Appointment of Committees. 500.
Lecture-"B uttoned Up People"
=. Bishop Robert Mcintyre
Solo. ............ Mrs. OMallcy
Reception
Saturday, 1:3O p. m.
Report of Committees .....
Solo,. Mrs. O'Malley
Chalk Talk.
80. Mr.. A. H. Porter, Chicago
hedulnS ........
-. Miss Majorie Vance, DEBORAH
Round Tables.
Saturday, $50 "a. m.
High School Teachers, Principals and
superintendent.
High School Assembly Room-Pnn-
cipal b. b. Beale, Elma, Leader
What Should be the Aim of the
High School" .......
-. Supt. w. II. Ray, Waukon
'EXaminatiOHs"
49,. Supt. F. Nj. Phelps, Postville
Problems of the High School,.
Supt Carl ID. Kiser, Arlington
THE Relation of the High School
to the College. ...
-. .Prin. NJ. Aida Tate, Oelwein
Keeping the Boys in School,.
-. .Supt. o. w. Herr, Oelwein
Rural School Teachers.
Opera House-Supt. r. H. Belknap,
West Union, Leader
The Rural School Problem.
.Supt. r. II. Belknap
Better Classification in the Rural
ocnoois
..Supt. Thomas Roberts, Elkader
Township Teachers Meetings..
-. .Supt. w. l.. Peck, Waukon
Music" Miss Ella Treat, DEBORAH
Reading, History and Grammar
in the Country School,. 49,.
Miss Teresa Moroney, Waukon
Possibilities of History in the
Rural School.
-. Mrs. Lena Hecker, Postville
Grade Teachers.
M. E. Church-Miss Georgia Quig-
ley, Oelwein, Leader.
Some New Ideas in Geography
WORK
Supt. Charles Pye, Gutenberg
The Cooperation of Parents and
Teachers
Miss Florence Prentice, Oelwein
Physiology in the Eighth Grade
Hadwin Fl. Williams, Fayette
Paper. Miss Lucia Lovin, Waukon
Spelling in the Grades" ......
800. .Supt. John Hillard, Lansing
Primary Teachers.
High School Building-Miss Ethel
e. Smith, Waukon, Leader.
Primary Language Work.. -.
.... Miss Edna Evans, Cresco
Stories for the First and Second
Grades"
49,. Miss May Huntoon, DEBORAH
Reading. Miss Darling, Postville
Home Geography"
49,. Miss Neva Fessenden, Cresco
:
Young Men
Who want clothes to fit the latest
fashion at moderate prices, are the
ones we are especially anxious to
see. The Ben Bear clothes are fine
they are reasonable and are clothes