Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-27
Officers Of Department OF Higher an
Professional Education.

Professional Education.
Presidential. A. Brannon, stat
university.
Vice-president-A. D. Weeks, agr
cultural college.
Secretary-P. G. knowlton, Fargo.
Thursday, Oct. 20-9:00 A. NJ.
Presidents Address-"The NeN
and the Old Education" Prof. NJ. A
! Brannon, state university.
What Has Been the Influence Q
Higher Institutions Of Learning Upol
the Development of Vocational Edu
cation?' Paper-President J. H
Worst, agricultural college. Discus
sion-Charlton Andrews, Valley City
How Enrich the Student Socia
Life Paper-President G. A. McFar
land, Valley City. Discussion-Dr. E
P. Robertson, Grand Forks.
How Can the Subject Matter o
Higher Education be Better Adapted
to Practical Life?" Paper-Presiden
w. M Kern, Glendale. Discussion
J. NJ Gillette, state university.
Some Current Problems" Paper
-Vernono P. Squires, state univer
sity. Discussion-Preside T. A
Hillyer, Mayvilla
THE Place of Ethical Culture in
Higher Education" Paper-Presi
dent B. H. Kroeze, Jamestown. Dis
cussion-President C. c. Creegan
Fargo.
Business.
DEPT. SECONDARY EDUCATION.
Officers.
Presidents. Henry Wolfe, MinOt
Vice-president-H. E. Jewell, Can
do.
Secretary - Franklin Thordorsen,
Mayville.
Wednesday, Oct. 2e-e:3o A. N.
General Topic-What Are Our High
Schools Doing and What Should They
Do Towards Efficiency in
l. The Study of Agricultural. B.
Hess, Larimore.
2. Manual Training and Domestic
Science-E. R. Tompkins, Grand
Forks.
3. Commercial Subjects - Nelson
Sauvain, Casselton.
4. Physical Training-Aaron Hey
ward, Park River.
5. Moral Training-E. R. Edwards,
Mimic.
6. Hygiene and Sanitation-J. F.
NcLain, Towner.
Business.
Friday, Oct. 1880 A. M.
The High School: Its Weaknesses
nd Suggested Modiflcations-Geo. W.
lama, Valley City.
Are There Subjects in the List of
Constants and Electives Which
Should be Dropped to Give Place to
others of More Immediate Value?-
|. G. Crane, jamestown.
What is the Function of the High
chool in the Preparation of Teach
RS for the Common Scholastic. E.
Williston.
The Abuse of Inter-High School
and Its Remedy-R. B. Muir.
by, Tower City.
What Should be the Common
standards of Culture in High
A. Godward. Devils
AXE.
Discussion.
Business.
,EPT. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION.
Officers.
President-C. C. Gray, Grafton.
Vice-president - B. A. Wallace,
Iillsboro.
Secretary-Miss Eula Miller, Far
o.
Wednesday. Oct. 1880 A. N.
Retardation in the Grades and How
D Diminish it. Paper-W. E. Hoov-
r. Fargo. Discussion.
The Personal Equation in Teaching
aper-C. C. Schmidt, state univer-
lty. Discussion.
Friday, Oct. 21-e:3o A. N.
Domestic Science Without a Spe.
ial Teacher. Paper-Leah Canon,
[ayville. Discussion-Jean Walt |
Definite Assignments of Reading
essons. Paper-E. M. Sherry, Rollo.
iscussion-E. R. Edwards, Mimic.
The Specialization of History. Pa
M. Gillette, state univer-
ty. Discussion led by C. NJ. Cor.
III, Mayville.
Business.
DEPT. OF SUPERINTENDENT.
Officers.
President-W. L. Stockwell, Bis
arck.
Vice-president - Helen Prindeville,
rand Forks.
Secretary-E. J. Taylor, Bismarck.
Member of Executive Committee
lpt. Dalton Mcdonald, McHenry
,unty.,
Wednesday, Oct. 1880 A. N.
Relation Of Health to Morality-
1pt. Geneva N. Lowell, Dickey coun.
:. Supt. Martha Laten, Williams