The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-06-02
TEACHERS
Of Ohio To Hold Meeting At
Cedar Point
A Fine Program Has Been
Arranged

The annual meeting of the state as
sociation will be held at Cedar Point,
June 27, 2S and 20, 1911.
On Monday evening, June 26, the
teachers of Sandusky and the manage
ment of the Breakers Hotel will give
an informal reception to the visiting
teachers. All who can reach Sandusky
and Cedar Point Monday evening are
urged to do SO, on account of this re-
ception and also the fact that the pro-
gram begins Tuesday morning at $3.50.
Tuesday morning Supt. III. b. Will
liams of Sandusky will deliver his in
augural address. The remainder of
the morning session VIII be devoted to
consideration of "The Material
Equipment of Modern High School
Plant" Prin. T.. ID. Lyon of Woodward
High School, Cincinnati, will speak on
"The City High School," and Supt w.
s. Sackett of Mt. Cory on "The Town
ship High School"
Tuesday afternoon will be devoted
to rural schools. Miss Mary Downey,
Columbus, state library organizer, is
making special investigation of rural
school library conditions, and her ad-
dress on Reading in Rural Communi-
ties" will be of great interest, espec-
tally to teachers interested in country
schools Supt. c. S. Bunger of Lewis
burg, who has done splendid work
along this line, will open the discus
sion. Last winter the Townships SUI
perintendents' Association appointed
committee on "A Uniform Course of
Study for Rural Schools" This COM
mittee is composed of the following
members: Supt d. II. Barnes, Xenia;
Supt j. M Collins, Springfield; Supt.
A. A. Maysilles, Brookyille; Supt. s.
II. Price, Linworth; J. r. Clarke, Co
| lumbus The committee is hard at
work and its report will doubtless be
not only of great value to all the rural
schools of the state but to the cause
of education generally
Tuesday evening will be devoted as
usual to social features, All who have
attended the state association know
that they may expect something on
Tuesday evening that will make them
forget the cares of the year just closed
and give them a good start on next
year. This Tuesday evening will not
be less in pleasure than usual.
Wednesday morning there will be
| two notable discussions. DR.. r, n.
Leonard of Oberlin will speak on
What the Public School Should Do
for the Pupils Body: Health and
Physical Training as Factors in Gen
eral Education;" and Prof. j. II. Dick
inson OF Wooster, on Moral Educa-
ton, or Training for Manhood" The
discussion of the former address will
be opened by Supt. Carey Boggess of
Springfield and the latter by Supt. w,
II. Sealock Of Circleville.
Wednesday afternoon Prof. II. S.
Coultrap viii give the Reading Circle
report, Supt II. u. Conard of Gallipo-
lis, the report of the Committee on
Neurology. Or. s. ID, Il ess of Yellow
Springs win deliver the memorial ad-
dress. After the program on Wednes-
day afternoon, the members Will be
given free ride on the lake by the
Breakers Hotel management.
Wednesday evening DR., Chas. IL,
Judd of Chicago University win de-
liver the annual address. DR. Judd Is
well known among Ohio teachers, and
a rich treat Is in store for all who
hear this splendid and helpful address,
Thursday morning DR.. Frank p,
Graves OF Ohio State University Will
speak on "The Physical Nature Of the
Child as Related to His Mental and
Moral Development" The remainder
of the session will be devoted to busi-
ness. Only the permanent members
will have the right under the consti-
tuition to participate in the business of
the association.
All teachers, whether permanent
members or associate, win register at
Cedar Point whether their dues are
paid or not Membership cards will
be ready to hand out to all permanent
members who have paid their dues in
advance.
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