The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-16
GOOD PROGRAM
NOW COMPLETE
TEACHERS JOINT INSTITUTE
NEXT WEEK WILL BE
SUCCESS.
Probably 800 VIII Be in Attendance
Probably 800 Will Be in Attendance
and Many Prominent Educators
VIII Address the AssembIage.

The program has been finally com
pleted and the plans all laid for the
coming annual session of the teachers
joint institute of Nez Perce and Latah
counties which opens in Moscow Mon
day and continues through to Friday
announcement of the program having
just been made by Ethel E. Redfield,
superintendent of Nez Perce county,
and Catherine T. Dryden, superinten-
dent of Latah county.
1t is now estimated that no less than
800 teachers will be in attendance at
the institute which will be held in
the new highschool building. 1t has
been announced that the forenoon ses-
sions will be held from to 12 and the
afternoon sessions from 2 to 3:45.
Reception Tuesday Evening.
1t is also announced that the recep-
ton to the teachers scheduled for Mon
day evening by the University of Idaho
at the gymnasium has been postponed
to Tuesday evening instead. The de-
partment of music at the university
will give a musicale in the university
auditorium Wednesday evening and on
Thursday, which will be University
Day, fixed program will be carried
out during the afternoon while the
evening program will be taken up With
lecture by DR.. William r. Foster OF
Reed college, Portland, who will have
for his subject, 'War, the Great Allu
sion" The lecture will be held at the |
high school auditorium.
List of Instructors.
The following is list of the instruc-
tors for the week: Dr. William T.
Foster, president Reed college, Port
land; Prof. E. j. Klemme, department
pathology and education, Washington
state normal, Ellensburg; Prof. Phi.
Soulen, department of education, Uni
versity of Idaho; Prof. Clarence L.
Clark, department of education, Lew
iston State Normal Miss Addie NJ.
Aver, supervisor rural training school,
Lewiston State Normal; Miss Janet ST.
John, primary supervisor, Lewiston
State Normal; Miss Martha Kendrick,
music supervisor, Moscow public
schools.
Program in Detail.
The following is the outline of the
program for the week:
Monday morning = Work and
Mr.. Klemme; Rural,
eading, Miss Aver; Primary, reading,
Hiss ST. John; Grammar tests, effic-
ency in the upper grades, Mr.. Clark; ,
High School, the social life, Mr.. Soul
n; "The First American" Mr..
llemme.
Monday afternoon-Music, Miss Ken
rick; "The Boy and the Gang Mr..
lIemme; Penmanship lessons. Y
Tuesday morning School Lunches" Il
1iss Hoover; Rural, arithmetic, Miss t,
yer; Primary numbers, Miss ST. fl
Ohm; Grammar, course of study, the il
ssentials, Mr.. Clark; High School, fc
1e Morals, Mr.. Soulen; "The Adoles- te
ent Youth" Mr. Klemme. s
Tuesday afternoen-Music, Miss C
endrick; "The Teacher and the
Mr. Soulen. gI
The Teachers Obligation. III
Wednesday morning-s'Th Teach -
IS obligation to herself" Mr.. 90
lemme Rural, seat work, Miss Aver; )"
language, including story =, ~
ling and dramatization, Miss st. =,
,hn; Grammar, danger of a course :"
ethics, Mr.. Clark; English in the 10
gh school, Prof. B. Lehman; "Ir- &c
lstrial Education" Mr.. Klemme.
Wednesday afternoon-Music, Miss 81
The School as Social Cen -
r, Mr.. Clark; Nez Perce county -
und table; Latah county round ta- ~
e.
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