The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-30

afternoon session the association
divided into several sections The de-
nartment af higher education met In
the rooms 81 the animal industry de-
rartment with II large attendance
Those presents were disappointed tina,
Walter Hartman of Hazeman was
out nf town and could not read his
paper OH the high school as "A prepara
tion for the professions.
Professor W. M Aber discussed the
subject briefly. suggesting that the
high schools should uisabuse the nt,pils
of the Idea that any one profession
was more honorable than another. f.
/. pDonnell Of Billings then read n
paper on the high school and pupils
from the ranch
Mr.. 9'Donneit's paper Was discussed
by A. =. Fish Of the Reaverhead high
school and President J A. Hamilton
of the Agricultural college Mr.. Fish
described the work In agriculture of
which he is in charge at Dillon, and
told how much he expected to ac-
complish. President Hamilton spok.
very enthusiastically of the coming of
agriculture into the secondary schools.
which he said was certain and close
leee would assist in starting the work
IN any high school and would give an
introductory course upon application
during next year through the newly
organized extension Department.
Tile primary department was nc-
ennied with the subject of teaching,
reading. the discussion being mostly /,
technical psychological analysis of the
process. Papers We're read by Miss
kremer and Superintendent Cunning
ham Of Bozeman and Superintendent
Young af Butte,
The city and county superintendent
met in Very pleasant session.
Superintendent Jennings of Livingston
read paper on the relation of a
superintendent to his corps of teachers
and Mrs. Morse. of Killings. read one
ON tile function af education
Elects Officers.
The Department of superintendent
elected officers as follows.
W, 4, Harmon. president. Miss
brpha Noble OF LewistoNn. secretary,
Al "'etoek the high school athletic
association met and adopted a revised
the general effect of which,
was to make the regulation n little
more strict Eleetfnneering for the
Of the association seems
not To have begun ytt There il some
discussion oyer the next place Of meet -
ing with three invitations in the field
Butte, Billings and Hunters Hot
Springs wish the convention. Elks.
hail last night Nas attended BY about
-5n people The time was given
altogether to social interests which
was active aud Informal. A larc.
Hu'aber 0f Bozeman citizens was
present II receive the guests.
Introducing his address on Tuesya,
evening. Superintendent Condon Related
5nme at til" early history of the Agrs-
>HitoraI cotIese, and quoted IA resoiu-
tlnlf lassel by the association In 1sa.
It Missouri. strongly fayoring one
state institution only. MIR. Condor rx-
PRESSED the hope that this might even
SET be brought about
Among tia laier arrivals at tha
invention We're Superintendent ID, /
L-argsnt al the statt. board nf education /
rom Great Falls: Principal Roberts
# the Helena high school: PFlnciual# +
DoN Eer ot the Butte high 81 hoal. AMI
superintendent Young Of Butte. la
general, however. the larger cities ur
he state drc less we'd represented than
ho smaller Methods uf Increasing
stt@ndahce W5ll bv discussed tomorrow.
l - i matter "f regret that Airs Pearl
r. Marshall TT MissJula. secretary If
he state association MAS detained hv
b" illness nf h@r mother injuries
or her aaTs. numerous
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