Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
Educators Unanimously Agree
to Gather Here Next Year,
Delighted With Hospitality
Extended This Year.
w. B. M'FARLAND IS
ELECTED PRESIDENT
Third Day of Meeting Featured
by Presence Of Dr.. D. E.
Philips, Distinguished Ed.
ucator from Denver Univer.
sity.

November. 1918. l'y unanimous cons
/ sent, the association today chose Ale
bu1uoruuc as tho next meeting place.
no other city or town In tho statS puts
ting bid for the honor OF antsFs
tanning the educators In lpl8s Tha
1913 meeting cRmo to Albuquerque
unsolicited, first of all because Of ite
geographical location. but also as q
/ token OF appreciation by the aRsOS
citation uf tho hospitality thaa
Albuquerque has extended TO Itq
guests during their stay here. Aibus
queraue wuS chosen for the tpi7
gathering following n happy ana en~
thuHlastlc lnvltatlon extended by Mr..
George H. klOck. who represented tho
Commercial club.
Prior To tho selection Of this city
for the next meeting. AFR. w, u. Nc
Furland OF silver city was chosen
president of tho association without
OppOAtIOn. Mt. Mcfarland was y
member Of tho executive committee
of tho association during tho paHs
year md his work ~ Y inOmher OF
that polulnl tee, NnA NJ apph worth An
To merit rcc0Gnhiou from tho asso-
UintiOn IN tho form Uf the highest
ltllOl WlNhin All0 kIh vi tHo VEHhuftA~
tiOn. ono of tho beal known edu-
Gators In the state, thcro IN but little
doubt that Mr.. Mcfarland will work
indCfHtlgHbly during tho coming year
for tho HuCCOHs OF the association anu
thnt the 1913 meeting, held under his
direction, VIII be "a brilliant effort,
/ Mrs, =, +. CulbersUn, OF Carlsbad,
WIS elected Vice president or the Assoc
uiutiuu The executive committee FOE
tho ensuing year will bC composed or
j. II. Wagner of Suntn Fo, Chnrlea l..
Burt of Muuntulnulr and Frank Car
room ur East LaH Vegas. Mr.. Me-
Fnrlnd. Who Was u member Of that
committee for three years, reBlgned
today following hla election To the
presidency.
H. Il. I.arkln of i.as Vegas was
elected railroad BOcrclury, Rupert F.
4 Aspluud uf Santa Fu recording sScre-
tnTy, aud J. " Clark VI Albuquerque
lUCnl BucrGtury.
The presence at tho sessions of the
association today Of Dr. ID. r.. Phli-
lips, dean uf tho department VI phtl-
0HoIhy aud education OF the UniVor-
sity of Denver, and president or the
Denver bUurd ui education, added con-
siderable To the uttruCtivrncss 0f tho
various meetings Or. Phillips IN ono
Of the most distinguished educators
IN Colorado und tho association off
ccrH are TO bS congratulated upon So
curing MS htubldTly btINlNcb luI Nuu
OccnHion. Dr. PhillipH spoke at tho
morning session In the ElkB' thcatcr
. to-day on "Sumn CuuHcB of Failures
IN tho Schuul." Ills remarks wcrO
right To the point. showing "A clcnr
conception Of tho subject aud indicate
i Ing u Wide experience among cdu-
Gators Of all ClusscH. DR.. Phillips ad-
dress wnS IA pleasing ono nnd proved
at great interest TO the many teachers
present. lln Cxplnlncu IN detail tho
many reasons for tho failure of tencli-
"rS tu get the prUper mcthOdA of Inn
! pruyumCnl, Ia the thenter this even
ing DR. Phillips Will deliver AN I'D.
I dress "'rhO Measure uf Greatness"
Tho program will begin at o'clock
upd viii he inlerBpcrBed with pleaa7
Ing selections by the various BleS
clubs ana UTchCstrHB hero for tho ua-
suClutiUn mCutlng,
Tho morning session of tho asBocia-
o tlUu was opened today by the rendi-
= ton ar a plano solo, n difficult Chopin
composition brilliantly done, by Mrs.
, urmlsiun H. Hrown OF Tueumearl.
r. W. Conway superintendent OF
city Hch0Ole In RatOn, then spoke on
"ThO Next Most important Step In
Z educational Progress Ia New Mexico
I ln city Schools" Mr.. Conway waa
ON thu program for yesterday, but his
address wnB crowded our AZ that time,
hence his appearance today. Mr.
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sltlOn of the needs OF the city schools
und Indicated much careful thought
= una preparation. st
: The itecOgnttiOn OF Teaching aa q
.. Profession" by w. A. PoorO. city Bu-
4 perlntOndcnt OF schools In Carlsbad,
, proved one OF tho must lnteTestin9
I papers thus far delivered at tSe Aasu.
citation meeting Mr.. PoOEe'n remarka
Indicated IA wonderful grasp OF the
subject upon which No spoke. rs
r Following Mr.. POOro'B address, DR.,
!, Frank II. II, RObarta. president ,oi
!, J tito Las Vegas Normal unlveEnlly,
, spoke on Health and EdncntfOm,
. DR. Roberts declared thnt seventy five
per cent of the truaueY aud the criule
nnOng school chli6reH may BE- traced
: dlrenily 10 the phymrRt condition el
= the child, He aaAeFted that the ialle
: ana penltentlnriea ere being tlil4t
y With crimlnHln tQdav ho.ANa8 0f the
failure ~ cOrraot phV dofermilla
Z IN youth. pf llpbot11 A4afeeR Wae 4
7 ffank diycnralon az 4leliIlg cohdlllon1
} and made deep lpegtpllgn en hl
: Tho business meellns oR the aaaS.
!. lOllioh followed, Culfmlnhlinn with ~.
i qolsollon ol Albnae eHnno l6F no 1elA
= maolinH plhUo AID thk selt,ntlan X
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