Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-31

to do; this question win surprise it and if it is not able to outline a course of action, the teacher must help. la closing I wish I could in- press upon every teacher the neces. sity of giving he teaching of law and order a definite place upon every days program
 On Nature Study. Prof. c. Ayre continued his sub ject of Nature Study" he began by analyzing the sunnower: he spoke O, the different parts of the flower and the relation existing between it anu the sun. He said one should study the flower as though it were living thing, and one should study the functions of the different parts. He told how he watched the sunfowers that grew near his school. saw the little guests that caBne to visit the flowers. the <cdiekets came. also the Iocusts | who were very well behaved. but his cousins were not so good. The ants teach many lessons by their untiriEs energy, for they are indefatigable workers. as well as indomitable fight CTS. The beetles and the wasps came for the Pollen. The sunfiover seeds possess medical qualities an5 are valuable in various ways. To study nature is to appreciate beauty and art. and to brighten the colorless life.
 The following program was giv- en in order Friday morning in the general assembly of the territorial association: Mnsic. S:45-9:00. ] Eighth grade chorus: (a) Anvil Chorus
 tb) Twilight at Sea"-Hofman (c) "Rubadub'-yincent. German Schools Compared With
 American Schools" by Dr. Charles A McMuTryT
 The Method of Litetrature,' by Prof
 James S. Hoslc.
 10:50-12:0O. Sectional meetings.
 Neon Recess. f2:oc-1:15.
 Music, 1:I5-1:30
 -.Poliehinelie' ie'-Raehmaninoff. by Miss
 Lucie wolcott.
 'SThe High School as an Educational
 Institution by Dr. Charles A. Me l Murry.
 Effective Training in English" by Prof. James $. Hosic
 From 10:30 to 12:00 am. there will be sectional meetings. The following is the High school program: l10;45-f1:15, Scope of General Sci.
 ence in First Year High School"
 by Mir. W. P Crowell, principa,
 Douglas High school
 11:15-1l:30, discussion by E. C. | snider. principal Bisbee High
 school.
 i11:3e-11: Business Training fn the High School" by Mir W. F.
 Pauias.- -cummsrsisS- Doug I las High school. II: 45--12:00, discussion, by Supt. c.
 F. Philbrook. Bisbee, Ariz. | The Elementary Program. Urinary and Grammar Grades) l CHigh school auditorinm) chairman,
 Miss Lillian O. Heiluan, Globe, Ariz.
 l10:45-11:00, Numbers in the Pr-
 mary Grades" by Miss Alma HoIa- I han. Globe, Ariz.
 11:co-11:15, Music in the Rural
 Schools" by MT. Geo. E. Krinbill, Supervisor of music. Bisbee, Ariz I11.I5-11:2o, Discussion. :2e-11:3o, Music in the Grades
 by Miss Carrie L. Barber, principal
 Central school, Bisbee. Ariz- .30-11:35, Discussion.
 l1:35-1l:5o, Pitch and Rythm, H.
 illustrative recitation with first grade
 by Mir. A. II. Wagner. supervisor of music, Douglas, Ariz 11:5o-12:o6. Questions and discus sion
 Program of school board and coun- ty superintendent's section, Room 2. Chairman. Dr. C. H. Lund, Douglas Ariz.
 lo:45, Rural School Supervision" by
 Mir. E. H. Stcyer. superintendent of Cochise county schools. Discussion, Hygiene and Physical | Education" by Dr. c. L. Edmund 1 son, Bishee. Ariz-
 Naturalization and Consolidation of | Schools" by Mir. c. NJ. McKean, clerk of school board, Courtland 1 Ariz.
 MeMurray Gives Address. | .-.-t AL