Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-24
OF Y.M.C.A.
GIVE ANNUAL DINNER
Discuss Objects and Methods of
the Associations Educa-
tionaI Work

More than forty teachers, secretaries
and officials of the Young Mems Chris
tian association attended the annual
faculty and educational committee din
ner at the association building last
evening. The purpose Of the occasion
was to give an opportunity for the IN
structors of the various day and even
ing classes to get acquainted and to
discuss the objects and methods of the
association educational work Lloyd
B. Austin was chairman Of the evening.
He is the educational director.
Among the after dinner speakers
were A. B. Cass, first vice president
of the association, who spoke on the
Importance of the educational work as
viewed by the board or directors; W.
e. Howard, of the educational commit
tee, who told of the growth of the edu-
cational work since he first became
connected with it nearly twenty years
ago; General Secretary d. q. Luther
who spoke of the relation of the educa-
tionaI work to other departments Of
the association; State Secretary B. b.
Wilcox who told Of the value of the
work done in Los Angeles In stimulat-
ing Y. M. @. A. work throughout the
state; F. Lee Fuller, who responded TO
the toast, "Reminiscences by the Dean
of the Faculty" and H. Edgar Fry, the
associate educational director, who
gave q brief report of the x. M. z. A.
educational work in, North America
Bach member of the faculty spoke
very briefly, giving his impressions OF
the value Of the evening courses.
Striking instances were given of young
men who had been able to make rapid
advancement from the instruction they
had received. At the close of the gath
ering Mr.. Austin announced the pro-
gram for next week.
A series of talks and entertainments
has been provided under the caption
Opportunity Week" Monday evening
the instructor in show card writing
will give an exhibition and entertain
nent. Tuesday evening there will be
short talks on opportunities in engt-
neering and architecture. Each even
ing during the week the instructors in
different subjects will be present Tor
consultation with applicants, and short
talks will be given on opportunities In
different lines of work for which the
courses prepare. The evening classes
open October 8, the day grammar
grade, high school and commercial
courses are already organized.
The following is a list of the in
structors with the subjects they are to
teach:
]. A Allen, arithmetic, civil service;
H. B. Berry, shop mathematics; N. r.
Brown, principal automobile school;
VIII e. Chaplin, advertising; G. H. Day,
automobile and gas engine; L. e. Ed
wards, college preparatory subjects; r.
Lee Fuller, mining; G. d. Griset PEN
manship, bookkeeping, correspond
ence; d. v. Haight, freehand drawing,
commercial design; c. w. Hunt. as
saying, chemistry, physics; o. T. John
ston, principal commercial school and
institute of accountancy; Fred Knopf.
show card writing; e. s. Lawyer show
card writing; l. G. Louis, law. CONNER
cial English; A. r. Mas, pharmacy;
r. E. MolI, German, French, English
for foreigners; I. p. Moore, algebra,
geometry; l. G. Nattkemper, public
speaking; A. w. Nye, electrical engi-
neering; b. @. Price, business boys
school; G. ID. Stromgren, machine shop
practice. automobiles; f. L. Thurston.
shorthand, typewriting; Ricardo Uribe,
Spanish; H. P. Webb, photography;
l.. II. Westcott, principal department
of drawing and design; w. c. Wilson.
surveying; G. S. Underwood architec-
tural drawing.