The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-04
MONTANA STATE
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.


Dinner. Montana Branch, Ameri-
can School Peace League, at the
Rainbow hotel, Principal A. J. Rob-
erts. Helena. pres.
Tuesday Evening, $500 O'clock
Grand Opera House.
Music.
Welcome-Hon E. H.Cooney, Great
Falls.
Resnonse.-Pres. j. M. Hamilton,
Montana Agricultural College.
Music.
Address.-Moral Motives in Edu-
cation, DR.. G. e. Rugh. Prof. OF
Education, University of Califor-
MIA.
Address.-This Man Made World,
DR.. E. A. Ross. Prof. of Sociology,
University of Wisconsin.
Immediately after the evening ses-
sion the citizens of Great Falls will
hold an informal reception for the
teachers. librarian and school trus-
tees in the Palm room at the Rain
bow hotel. Everyone is cordially
invited.
Tuesday Morning. 600 O'Clock.
Music -Instrumental selection.
Invocation.
Music-Vocal Selection.
Paner.-J7se of Current Events for
School Work, Carl Gotz, univer-
sity of Montana.
ess.-1mpressions of South
America, Prof. E. A. Ross, Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
Address.-The Teachers Day of
Work and Recreation. Prof G. b.
Rugh. University of California.
Tuesday Evening, 500 O'Clock.
Music.-Instrume Selection.
Invocation.
Address.-The School as a Social
Center, Prof G. e. Rugh.
Address.-Our Brains and What
Ais Them, Charlotte Perkins Gill
man, New York.
Address, ub-surface Tendencies
in American Society, Prof. E. A.
Ross.
Music.-Vocal Selection.
After the close of the program
the annual banquet of the School
masters Club and the School
mistress Club will be held at the
Rainbow hotel.
Wednesday Morning, 900 O'Clock.
Invocation.
Music.-Girls' Glee Club of the
Great Falls High School.
illustrated Lecture.-Music in the
School, H. D. Smith, Camden, N.
-Hindrances to Realizing
Democracy, Prof. E. A. Ross.
Business Session.-Reports of Com
mittees. election of Officer
Program of Departments. College
and University. Chairman, Prof j.
P. Rowe. University of Montana
Monday afternoon. 200 p. m.
Paper.-College Entrance Credits
Hon. H. A. Davee, Supt. of Public
Instruction.
Discussion. -Prin. B. r. Milliken
Butte High School, H. o. Wilson
Registrar Montana Agriculture
College.
Professionalism Science as Civ
en- in Montana, Prof. M. ]. Elrod
University of Montana.
Discussion.-Prof. Walter Scott
Montana State Normal College.
Business Session.
High School, chairman Principa
Bruce f. Millikin. Butte Higl
School, Monday. 900 p. m.
Paper.-The Six Years High School
Leo H. King. principal informed
late school, Butte.
Paper.-Bettering Athletic Condi
tions in Montana, Edwin S
Thomas, director of physica
training, Helena.
Paper.-Botany for secondar!
Schools, Prof J. E. Kirkwood, I'm
iversity of Montana.
Flamaotary Schools Chairman
Nina NJ Nash, Montana State Nor
NAL School.
Paper.-Illustrative School Room
Material in Geography.
Illustrative Lessons.-Third Grad
Geography, Fifth Grade Geog
raphy, type lessons on industry,
Seventh Grade Geography (phy
siography.)
superintendent and Supervisor
Principals. Chairman, Prin. j. H
Moore, Townsend.
Paper. - The Practicability of De
partment work in the Grades, Su
perintendent r. j. Cunningham
Bozeman.
Discussion.-Led by c. w. Tenny
State Rural School Inspector.
Industrial Education, section o
Home Science. Chairman, Ger
trude Curtiss, Paxton, University o
Montana.
The House in Its Relation to So
ciety: Location and construction
Prof. w. R. Plew Montana Agri
cultural College,; Heating, Light
ing and Ventilating, Ruth Bondy
Great Falls; Furnishing and Dec
Grating, Mary G. Wheeler, Helen
and Mrs. w. R.Davey, Deer Lodge
State Association of School Trus
tees. Chairman, j. P. Rowe, Miss
oula.
Paper.-Relation of the Superinter
dent to the Board of Trustees
Supt. John Dietrich, Helena.
Paper.-The Duties of Schoc
Trustee, c. D. Elliott, board q
trustees, Great Falls. Discussion
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