Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-25

the Normal school Ia demonstrating
tho Montefeorl method. aroused n
great deal OF intcrest and aiscurslon
In which Miss Helena Randall. ono Of
Santa FEES brightest teachers, led.
The other topics for discussion
were, Literary Ideals" by Florence
n. Clark. OF Acme; Sane Methods In
Language hy Lucille Holt: MAX
Ing Geography Real" by Charles T.
Kirk. while eAthletics and History"
and spelling and penmanshlp."
could be touched upon only briefly. a.
at all because Of the lateness OF the
hour.
County Supcrin,cndcn,s' section.
John v. Conway of Santa Fe, pre-
sided. and Miss Grace Gochol Of Dem
ing. was nj Tho sscrotary's desk At
the meeting Of the county supcrln-
iendcnts' section. The county super
lntcndents tangled themselves up for
two hours on the question ~ Per
mlts." which came near breaking up
Tho educational council last saturday.
Finally protests were made and the
NtAtlpH uSttutH W ~ fdltf ~ III W
v. Desmaras Of Las Vegas on
Needed Improvement in the Laws In
the Interest OF Better Supervision"
and then started upon a discussion OF
the forms proposed for statistical
purposes leaving this subject unfn-
ished when adjournment vas taken.
Music and Drawing Teachers,
The Art and Music section elected
Miss Maud Hancock Of Clovis, presi.
dent: Or. stanley sedcr Of Alhuduer
que. who has had charge Of tho music
for the convention. secretary Miss
Beth Foster. Of Las Cruces, 10 the
educational council for one year, and
Miss Minnie Dclzell Of silver City. 10
the council for three years Mrs.
George Dixrn holds over as she was
elected for two years last year.
u. Stanley Scder presided and Miss
Foster was secretary. The topics
discussed were: 1.-THE Music Supervi-
sor ms Musical Leader Of the Com
munlty," by Mrs. Adolphinc kohn.
East Las Vegas. and Ruth McAlllstcr
OF Gallup Expression in Drawing"
by Miss Rernicc Palmer OF AlbuQuor-
que: individual Musical Instruction
IN the Public schools" by Miss Geor-
ria Gardner OF Tucumcarl, and Miss
Jennie Trott OF Albuquerque: How
May Closer Cooperation Between SUI
and Teacher BE Obtained"
by Miss Beth Foster. Of Las Cruces.
DR.. Ionergan Head Of Section.
The Indian school section, with
Perry presiding. yes
terday discussed "The Use and Abuse
If Books" industrial Work In In
dian Day Schools" and qualification
necessary for an industrial instrnc-
tor Among those leading in tho dis
cussion were Miss Fannie Dennis.
Miss Lucy Balfc and MIR. Barton.
The section elected the following
officers: President, p. T, Lonergan.
of Albuquerque: secretary, Mr.. Nor
man. on the council clyde NJ. Blair
for three years; Miss Emma Daw-
son for two years, and 7. r. Loner-
gan for one year
City superintendent.
The section OF city superintendent
yesterday elected W. @. Hall OF Kos
well president and II. W. Twining of
Las Cruces secretary. w l.. Bishop
of Gallup was chosen TO act on the
for three years, W. u. McFar-
land of Silver City for two years and
I. w. Conway OF Ration for one year.
Industrial Section.
Charles L. Schreck Of Pennington
presided over the Industrial section
which held a most interesting and an |
mated session, Miss Gladys Palmer
IS secretary. Industrial training IN
The rural schools was the chief topic, |
although the subject of the character, !
scope and purpose of industrial train
ing In the public schools was also
touched upon.
Emily II. Greasou of socorro, Jean
Forsyth of silver City and Mrs. Kate
Livingston OF Tularosa led in discuss
ing the topic Of ''llousehold Science
In the Elementary Schools John V.
Conway, who is building no new
school house without manual train
ng and domestic science department.
was joined by X. s. Upton and
Atanasio Montoya in discussing the
rural manual training problem. An
rev McCurdy of Carrizozo. Byron j.
Read of Las Vegas and j. II. Wagner
spoke on a Rational Course In Man
nal Training" w. 7. Conway con-
GUIDED with talk on industrial
sltibe