The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-03-20
TEACHERS
meet IN DENlS0N
Annual Meeting to be Held at Denison
on Saturday Next for a Day Of
Inspiration.
PROF. P. G. HOLDEN TO SPEAK
Three Lectures by Mrs. Hattie Moore
Mitchell, Of Drake University
Every Teacher Should Attend

The annual meeting of the Crawford
county teachers is scheduled for Sat
urday Of this week. A hearty invita-
ton to every teacher, school officer,
patron, pupil and all others interested
in the education of our boys and girls
is extended to attend this meeting.
Mrs. Hattie Moore-Mitchell has been
secured for this meeting to give three
of her lectures. Mrs. Mitchell is one
Of the Drake University faculty who
has been especially honored by being
asked TO speak before the general as
sembly of the teachers of Nebraska
in March and to lecture to some of the
best and largest institutions in the
west during the coming summer. You
will be we'll pal dior your effort to
come and hear her.
Prof. 2. G. Holden, who has done so
much to build up the great agriculture
al interests of Iowa, has been secured
for this meeting and will give lecture
that no teacher can afford to miss. He
has a message for everyone interest.
ed in better things for this great state
of ours.
| Crawford county teachers will find
in this program an outline for day of
instruction that will be both practical
and inspirational and no excuse other
than sickness should be offered for
non-attendance. Those desiring enter
tainment please notify the county
superintendent before March I'D.
1t will be necessary to attend the
four lectures and the round table
meeting in order to receive the pro-
fessiona credit necessary for the re-
newal Of certificates.
1.-The ideal life is in our blood, and
will never be still. Sad will be the
day for any man when he becomes
contented with the thoughts he is
thinking and the deeds he is doing;
when there is not forever beating at
the door of his soul some great desire
to do something larger, which he
knows he was meant and made to do. >
Phillip Brooks.
Saturday Morning Program.
Central High School, 9:15 a. m.
Round Tables-9:30.
Lovely Night" H. S. Girls Glee club,
| 10:45.
Address, "The Rainbow Teacher
Mrs. Hattie mitchell, Pro
i fessor of Methodology.
Afternoon Program, 1:15 D. m.
Bridal Chorus, Mixed Chorus.
Address, "Hum-drum of Busy Day."
Mrs. Hattie Moore Mitchell
Duet, Selected-Misses Anna and Sara
Boyle.
Vocal Solo, Selected-Master Lenihen
Lally.
Address, (Subject to be announced
later)-Prof. P. G. Holden.
"Spinning Song"-H. S. Girls Glee
Club.
Address, "Three Times Three Makes
Nine"-Mrs. Hattie Moore Mitchell.
Round Tables.
$3.50 a. NJ to 1O:45 a. M
| Primary Teachers Round Table.
Miss Mildred Virgins, Chairman
| .................. Secretary.
This round table will meet with the
rural teachers round table to hear the
discussion of Aldine Method of teach:
ing reading.
Topics for discussion:
1. The Use of Public Schools as
Social Centers.
2. The Playground Movement.
3. The Montessori Method.
Grade Teachers Round Table.
| Miss Effie Norris, Chairman.
| Miss Christine Anderson, Secretary.
''The Beginning OF High School Eng
| sh'-Miss Helen McGill.
Physical Care of the Pupils. Miss
Christine Anderson.
What Am Doing in the Eighth Grade
to Bridge the Gulf Between 1t and
the Ninth Grade. Miss Nell Rout-
gong.
General Topics:
L. Where and How Should Pupils
Learn to Study?
2. Should the Teacher OF. Special
Subjects Be Responsible, for
the Discipline of the Room
While Teaching?
3. GENERALIZATION to Secure It..
4. The Playground Movement.
5. Open Air Schools
Superintendent and Principals
Round Table
Prof G., C.. Bunch, Chairman.
Secretary.
Agriculture in the High Schools
Leader of the discussion, Supt.
Gates, Dow City.
Admission of Rural Graduates to the