The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-12
EDUCATIONAL.
(BY c. W. MEISNEST.)

county will hold its convention Monday,
October 80, inthe Turner Hail. The
law requires that every clerk shall at
tend and the director and treasurer
may attend. Each member shall be
allowed $500 and three cents per mile
in going and returning to and from
such convention, said money shall be
paid out by the district treasurer upon
the presentation of certificate of at
tendance granted by the county su-
perintendent.
The following will be the program:
Morning, 10 clock.
Remarks County Superintendent
Consolidation and Recent School Leg
islation w. E. Larson
State Rural School Inspector
Relation of the Normal School to the
the Country Schools H. S. Youker
Oshkosh, Wis.
Afternoon, 1.l5 o'clock
Questions and Question Box
The Work of the County Superinten-
tendent w. f. Larson
Rural State Inspector
Some Objectionable Things Done by
Teachers and also School Boards
c. w Meisnest
Along What Lines May Our Country
Schools be Improved?
General Discussion
Come prepared to discuss the last
named topic on Country School I'm
provements.
Every teacher in the county should
be present at the annual meeting of
the M. c. 7. A. Friday and Saturday
October l3 and H. School boards are
advised to give their teachers Friday
off for attending this meeting. If,
however, school boards refuse to do this
the teachers should receive permission
to close anyhow, and make up the day
later.
There will be three one day section
al institutes this year. Miss Carrie j..
Smith of Ft. Atkinson will conduct the
one at Mishicot and Mr. Fl. S. Youker
of Oshkosh will conduct the one at
Branch and also at Osman. Miss Ethel
Henson, supervisor of music of the
Manitowoc schools will take up the
subject of music at Branch and Osman.
Miss Cheney and Mr.. Christensen will.
also assist.
The following programs will be
carried out at each place
Branch, Oct. %, 8 A. M.
Opening Exercises, Remarks etc.
Language-Primary Work
Fl. S. Youker
Upper Form Geography
f. c. Christensen
Music in the Country Schools
Miss Ethel Henson
State History is. Youker
lis p. NJ.
Music-Conducted by
Miss Ethel Henson
Language-Middle Form
II. S. Youker
Literature, Prisoner of Chillon
Catherine Doolan
Music-Rote Songs. Selection of Songs
Miss Ethel Henson
Economy in Teaching II. S. Youker
Osman, Nov. 4, 900 A. NJ.
Opening Remarks
Music-Conducted by
Miss Ethel Henson
Language Third Reader)
Geography-Upper Form
f. c, Christensen
Music in the Country Schools
Miss Ethel Henson
State History II. S. Youker
liz p. NJ.
Music-Conducted by
Miss Ethel Henson
Language Primary Form
Ii. S. Youker
Literature, Prisoner of Chillon
. Malvina Finch
Music -Rote Songs, Selection of Songs
Miss Ethel Henson
Economy in Teaching II. S. Youker
Mishicot, Nov. 1s, "a. NJ
Opening Remarks
Music-Conducted by
Miss Carrie j. Smith
Language-tF'irst and Second Reader)
Miss Carrie j. Smith
f. c. Christensen
Music-The Kind For Country Schools
Miss Carrie j. Smith
Arithmetic--The Value of Having Pu-
pills Explain G. w. Meisnest
1:l5 p. NJ.
Opening Exercises and Music
State History Miss Carrie j. Smith
Literature, Prisoner OF Chillon
Miss Lillian Chloupek
Pedagogy Miss Rosa NJ. Cheney
Language-(Middle Form
Miss Carrie j. Smith
The following will be the prize entry
list for the township agricultural fail
which will be held at Mishicot, Satur
day, Oct. u in tho afternoon and even.
ng. First, second and third prizes
will be given for each exhibit. Ths
products to be exhibited and the
quantity of each follow.
Barley, l peck; oats, ] peck; corr
No. 7, 9 ears; corn No. y, q ears; corr
No. ~, o ears; corn flint, 8 ears; po
| tatoes, l peck; beets, 3; cabbage,