The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-24

by Supt. Rae of Burley. upon Athletic
Ideals for High Schools, by Principa
Kean of Pocatello upon Supervised
Study, and by Principal Youngs o.
Boise upon Reorganization of High
School Studies.
The Grammar Grade Section, OF
which Supt. Lulah E. Smith of Black
foot is chairman, will be addressed
by Miss Augur of Star on School Gar
dening, by John G. Werner of Albion
on Essentials in the Teaching Situa
ton, by Percy C. Bait of Boise on
the Vocation and Avocation of the
Rural Teacher, by Supt. Harold OF
Aberdeen on Civics in the Grammar
Grades, by Supt Brown of Boise on
Agricultural Subjects in the Grammar
Grades, by Miss Riddle of Caldwell
on Departmental Work, and by Miss
Noble of Boise upon the Backward
Child.
The Primary Section, of which Miss
Belle Eagleson of Boise is chairman,
will be addressed by Miss Mildred
Motif upon Children's Literature, and
by Miss Small on Measurements in
Arithmetic and Formal English in the
Lower Grades.
The Rural Section, of which Miss
Evangeline Wiseman OF Lewiston is
chairman, will be addressed by Miss
Elizabeth Mcdonald on the Re-Organ-
ization of Rural School Curriculum,
by Miss Addie M. Aver upon Seat
Work for Little People, and by Miss
Grace Crowell upon Sanitary Condi-
tons for Farm Homes and Schools.
Penmanship Section will be devot-
ed to a discussion of Better Methods
in Penmanship. 1t will be addressed
by Supt Vincent of Blackfoot, Steven
son of Montpelier, Decker of Malad,
and Principal Shipley of Franklin.
The general programs of the Asso-
citation will be addressed by leading
educators of the Northwest Tuesday
evening, Dr. E. o. Sisson, the Com
missioner of Education, and DR.. Jo-
seph K Hart, the well known Wash
ington educator, will each deliver an
address.
The program Wednesday morning
contains an address on Religious Ed
ucation by DR.. ]. F. Shepherd of
Twin Falls, an address by DR.. Melvin
A. Brannon, president of the State
University, an address by State Supt.
Bernice Mccoy, and an address by
Dr. Joseph K. Hart upon the subject
"a Social Program for the Future"
Wednesday afternoons program
presents something entirely new. The
general subject will be Educational
Progress in Idaho. The Executive
Committee have endeavored to learn
the progressive things going on in
the State, and have asked the Super
intendents and teachers connected
with such schools to report the same
to the State Association in five-min-
ute addresses. Among the subjects
to be discussed are: Rural School
Libraries, Hot Lunches in Rural
Schools, Community Center Work in
Rural Schools, Teachers Cottages,
One-Hour Study Recitation Plan,
Teachers Pensions, The Free School
Lyceum Courses, Junior Civic
Leagues, Agricultural Education,
School Orchestras and School Bands
On Wednesday evening a sympos-
ium of the Idaho School System will
be heard. Dr. Sisson will speak on
the State Board of Education, Supt
Mccoy upon the State Superintend-
ents Work, Dr.. Brannon for the
State University, President Axline for
the Albion Normal, President Black
for the Lewiston Normal, President
Reed for the Idaho Technical Insti-
tute, Supt HUMPHREYS for the Idaho
Industrial School, Supt. Taylor for
the Blind, Supt. Ivy Wilson for the
County Schools, Supt. c. E. Rose for
the City Schools, Principal r. d.
Kean for the High School, and other
speakers are to be selected to repre-
sent the School Trustee and the
Teacher. Each speaker will be limit
ed to seven minutes.
The Librarians of the State will
meet with the State Teachers Asso-
citation. Their program calls for an
address by Dr. Sisson on the Place
of the Library in the Educational
Work of the State, by Mrs. Merrick
of Weiser on the Benefits to Be De-
rived from the State Library Associa-
ton, by Miss Margaret Roberts on
the Work of the Library Association,
and by Basil c. d'Easmun on How
a Travelling Library may Be Made
Of Value to Community.
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