Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-02-25
CLASSICAL AND HIGH SCHOOL
STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Annual Meeting to Be Held Saturday
at New Haven-seversl Norwich
Speakars-

The eighteenth annual meeting OIL
the Connecticut Association Of Gas
steal and High School Teachers viii
be held in Lampson hall, Yale univer-
sity, on Saturday. There are several
teachers from this city who are on
the programme to participate. Inc
morning session, which opens at 1880,
will be taken up with reports and APP
appointment OF committees. At the
general meeting DR.. William ID. Mac
kenzie president of Hartford theolo~i-
cal seminary. will give an address on
Freedom and individuality. During
the dinner hour the committees win
report and officers will be elected.
At the afternoon session there will
be departmental conferences for the
discussion of special subjects as fol-
lows:
Commercial Studies-Room IL B.
Matthias. Bridgeport high school.
The Arts in the High School Com
mercial Course-Penmanship How
to Get Best Results, ]. c. Moody.
New Britain.
Typewriting, How to Get Best Re-
suits, Mr.. Handy. Winsted.
Drawing-Edward A. Sammis, SIAM
ford
A general discussion Of the above
subjects is desired
English-Room 5-Alfred NJ. Hitch
cock. Hartford public high school.
Report Of the Springfield Meeting of
the New England Association of
Teachers of English. Miss NJ. B..
Bald. Hartford public high school.
Literary History and Appreciation.
N. H. Batohelder the Hotchkiss
school, Lakeville.
The Heresies Of a Teacher, Prof. c.
B. Tinker, Ph.D., Yale university.
History-Room 11-Philip NJ. Howe,
Rockville high school. Topic.
Where Does the Need Lie for
Greatest Emphasis in Our Teach
ing Of
Ancient History, Prof. II. p. Wright
Yale university.
English History, Miss Alice Brig
ham. New Britain.
American History, r. Eston Phyfe,
Hartford.
General Discussion.
Latin and Greek-Room S-Harley
Roberts, the Taft school, Water
town.
1.45-Some Defects In the Secondary
Thomas d. Goodell, Yale univer-
sity, Prof. Karl P. Harrington
Wesleyan university.
General Discussion led by Principal
Henry A. Tirrell, Norwich.
S.15-Some Difficulties Which Con-
front the Secondary Teacher
Principal Walter A. Towne. New
London.
S.25-How May ones Teaching Be
Made Effective? DR.. James ]. Rob
!nson, the Hotehklss school. Lake
vile.
s4O-How May We Add to the In
terest IN the Classics? Miss Char
lotte G. Gulliver, Norwich.
| Manual Training--Room 6-F. S
Hitchcock. the Manual Training
and Industrial school, New Lon
don.
Introduction, F. S. Hitchcock.
Address-Shar Technical or Voca
tionai Training Be Given Under
the Auspices OF Our Present Clas-
steal High or College Preparatory
Schools? Charles F. Warner Me-
chanic Arts high school, Spring
field, Mass.
Shop Mathematics, William c. Hol-
den. Hartford public high school.
English in Manual Training Schools
Miss Mildred Towne, New Lon
don.
Domestic Science. Miss Lucy Cole
New London.
Naturalization 15-J. G. EstiIl
the Hotchkiss school, Lakeville
An Attempt to Adapt Geometry to
the Comprehension and Interest
OF the Young Student Prof. Nels
j. Lennes, Brown university.
Some Commonplace Methods of Cal
culation Often Overlooked, Prof j
G. Tracy, Sheffield scientific school,
Professor Tracy's address is repeat
ed by request.
Modern Languages-Room Arthur
3. Woodford, Hopkins grammar
school, New Haven.
Science-Room 17-David g. Smyth
Hartford high school
General conference.
PHYSICS and Chemistry Herbert w
Ross Bridgeport high school.
Biology, Miss Julia A. Patton, New
Haven high school.
Principal Tirrell Of the Free Aead-
envy is vice president of the associa-
ton.