Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-11
For Annual Meeting, Oct.
e and 80 at Lewiston
Of Me. Asso. Of Colleges and
Preparatory Schools.
weII.known Speakers on List, In
Guiding DR.. Faunce Of Brown.

The 10Th annual meeting OF inc
Maine Association of Colleges and Pre-
paratory Schools will be held in Lew
iston Friday and Saturday, Oct. 20
and 30, 1909. The program OF the meet
ing will he found below. Members of
the association and all others inter-
ested in its aims and efforts are cor
daily invited to attend this meeting.
The program Will be as follows:
Friday morning, Oct. 29-Commer-
cial department, 10 A. NJ, Room 2.
President, Fred G. Ball, Bangor.
Friday afternoon, Oct. 20, $50 p NJ,
Assembly hall-The business meeting
Of the association; report of the sec
| rotary and treasurer; report of the
executive committee; report of the
nominating committee and election of
officers; other business.
go p. NJ, Room 14-Department of
science and mathmetics. President,
| Prof George F. Parmenter, Colby Col
| lege: business; 1.-The General Chemis-
| try Course" Prof. Ralph M. Mckee,
University of Maine: "Class Room
Methods in Geometry" Principal f.
e. IanscOm, Bethel; "Essentials in
Chemistry" Principal II. L. Allen.
Portland; Essentials in Physics" AL
fred c. Blake, Bath; display of appa-
ratus. A laboratory lamp, J. O. New
ton, Kent's Hill; An Electrolytic Rec
tifier. NJ. c. Joy, Hebron.
| 231 p. NJ, Room 3-Department of
| English. 'Prcsident, Prof A. X. Spot
| ford, Bates College; chairman of cx-
ocutivc committee, Prof. W. B. Mitch
| ell, BoWdoin College
Literature in the Secondary schools
| The Use of the Voice in Teaching Lit
crature, Prof. w. p. Daggett. Univer-
s.ty Of Maine; The Teaching of Ly-
cidas, Charles Snow, Bowdoin College;
Methods and Aims in Teaching, Lu-
coin =. Libby, Portland High school;
general discussion
deceased Aug. %, 1909
4.30 p. NJ, Room 4-Department of
modern languages President, Prof. J.
| 3. Segall, University of Maine; Meth
Cd Of Teaching German in Prepara-
| tory Schools, Prof G.. w. Thompson.
University of Maine; A Summer with
Prof. Stumberg's Party, Miss Eliza
beth w. Gerrish, Lewiston; Natural
1ethod of Teaching Modern Lam
| Guages, Claude Roule. Augusta; Gram
NAUTICAL Method of Teaching Modern
| Languages, Miss Fanny L. Lord, Ban
gor: cooperative Work in Biblio-
graphy, Prof. r. J. Ham, Bowdoin
| College; English and the Modern Ian :
SuageS, Prof. r. 0. Gray, University
of Maine; Modern Language Teaching
in Germany, Prof. A. n. Leonard,
Bates College.
NJ C
| History. President. Gaylord w. Doug
lass Rumford. Teaching Pupils How
| to Study and Use the Text in History.
MISS Nellie Jordan. Presque Isle Nor
NAL School; discussion; Collateral
Reading in the Secondary School,
William b. Jack, Portland; discussion:
'iSht on questions from the floor.
tIcacnerS are requested to hand to
the chairman in writing questions on
which they would like discussion or
inform2tlon, conducted by Prof. AL
len Johnson Bowdoin College.
Friday evening, Oct. 20, 40 P. NJ,
Room 3-Department of presidents and
principals. President, William l.. Pow
ers, Fort Fairfield
$50 +. M, Assembly hall-General
General session of the Maine Associa-
'ion Of Colleges and Preparatory
Schools. President, Farnsworth G..
Marshall, Augusta. Address: General
or Specific Training?" President w. Fl.
7. Faunce, Brown University, Prov
idence, r. l.
Saturday morning, Oct. 30, A. NJ.
Assembly hall-Department of Clas-
sizes. President, Prof. Fred A. Knapp,
Bates College. A superintendent Es-
Innate of the Classics in Public
Schools, Dennis f.. Bowman, superin-
tendent of schools, Waterville. for
merly Latin master at Penn Charter
School; The Teaching of the Classics,
Or. ID. O. S. Lowell, head master of
RoXbury Latin School
Officers of the association are.
President, Farnsworth G. Marshall
Augusta: vice president. James n
Hart, Orono: secretary and treasurer,
Arthur n. Leonard, Lewiston: execu-
tive committee, the officers ex-o1icio
Clarence II. White Waterville; George
$. Stevenson, Watervile; KennethsC
NJ. Sills. Brunswick; Francis r. North.
Portland.