The daily sentinel., 1914-03-09
TEACHERS FROM ALL
OVER COUNTY WILL
ATTEND CONVENTION

.h"rth ~, ~ u m.
Music-Elizabeth Moulton, Selma
Sampliner.
husic-Mrs. Tharp.
Response. b. Stevens, Fruita.
ReadiI. Mrs. Pitts.
Announcements.
SECTIONAL MEETINGS
tHigh School Seetion.)
March 20, IL "A. m.
Study of Latin as a Foundation for
Commercial Courses. C. Hoel
How Far Should Elective System Be
Employed in High School"-Aiiss
Rosa Schoder.
General Discussion, opened by w. G.
Hirons.
GRADE SECTION.
March 20. II n. m.
Essentials in Physiology''-Miss
Harriet Weir. Mack.
What School Athletic Apparatus is
Best"-T. A. Butcher, Clifton.
% How and where obtained.
t2) Kind best suited.
(3) Permaneney.
ca Cost.
(5) Disadvantages.
90 Rules governing.
Parents Meetings''-E. S. Galloway
ID How conducted.
(2) Time.
go Purpose sought.
"a Actual benefits.
General Discussion, opened by Ernie
Siess, Pear Park.
PRIMARY SECTION.
Monday, March 20, IL a. m.
Music In First Four Grades'-Miss
Grace Hunter, Fruita.
Demonstration in Geography-Miss
Lenore Watkins.
Mothers Day" - Miss Georgia
Condit, Palisade.
General discussion, opened by Yrs.
Olive Crosby and Mrs. T. b. Smith,
Pomona.
GENERAL MEETING.
March 20, = p. m.
Music-Clifton Choral Club
Music-W. d. Detwiler. Palisade.
"a High Ideal"-Supt. j. Henry
Allen.
(a) Teachers Ideal of Life and
Her Profession.
(b) Resulting Inspiration to Her
Pupils.
(c) Pupils Ideal.
Improvement of the Teacher AL
ready in Service"-J. H. Kelley.
principal State Normal, Gunnison.
Reading Burson.
Music-Clifton Choral Club.
March 20, 8 p. IN.
Music-Clifton Choral Club.
Value of Poetry in Schools"-Prof.
Roger II. Molten, Colorado Col
lege, Colorado Springs.
Reading-AIiss Myrtle Palmer.
Music-Mandolin Club = Messrs.
Vorbeck, Hooper, Hopkins, Ran
kin.
.The American City and Its Social
Problems"-Dr. Loran d. Osborn,
State University, Boulder.
Social reception.
Music-Prof. Carl Hillyer's Orches-
ira.
March 21, o n. m.
Music-Mrs. Welles.
Scientific Temperance" Coro-
ma Miller.
Experience of Probation Officer and
Application to Public Schools
Mrs. Emma Budelier.
Reading-AIiss Andrews.
SECTIONAL MEETINGS.
(High School Section.)
March 20. 10 a. IN.
Developing the Initiative and Co
operation of Pupils"-F. A.
Walker. De Beque.
Adaptation of Curriculum to Needs
of COMMUNICATED. Ross, Fruit
vale; W. ]. Stebbins, Palisade;
Clinton Hampton. Collbran-
directing Social Life of Young Peo-
ple"-O. d. Williams.
Essentials in Business English
Ben Griffith.
General discussion, led by Supt. r.
L. Greene. Palisade.
GRADE SECTION.
March ri, 10 a. IN.
Some Common Mistakes in Gram
mar Grades"-
IN BY Teacher-O. W. Jaynes.
(2) BY the Pupils. C. Cowles.
(3) From the High School Stand
point-R. E. Tope.
(4) From the Parents Stand
point-Mrs. f. d. Kiefer
go From Viewpoint of County
superintendent a. Lee
Hampton.
what Can Be Reasonably Expected
from Grammar Schools s"-Miss
Florence Hebert.
"Uniformity In Eighth Grade Exam
ination"-J. G. Gigax.
f1) When given.
w NOW cohuuStcu.
CD Graduation.
(4) Programs.
General discussion, opened by u. Is
Mcclure, Columbus.
PRIMARY SECTION.
March Fl, 10 a. IN.
picture Study"-Mrs. Maude E
Leslie. Fruita Central.
BUSY Work"-Miss Jesse Wright
Mt. Lincoln.
Method in Discipline"-Miss Otne,
l.. Price, Iona; Miss Frances
Bentley, Fruita.
Some Practical Benefits to Be De-
rived from Trip to Europe
Miss Agnes Dodson.
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