Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31
ENLOE CRITICISES
AMERICAN HOME
FOR ITS LAXNESS
President of Silver City Nor
NAL Tells Local Teachers
Mothers Are Too Busy With
Club Life Nowadays,

~ ANAN ism AA tAF american DnLHNE.
for failure 10 give 10 her children the
time she has been giving To- clubs and
other outside activities and equally
sharp criticism OF the American home.
Tor showing off onto the school the
responsibility OF teaching domestic
science, manual training and the like
We're the features of The principal ad-
dress delivered at yesterdays mceune
or the Bernalillo County Teachers as
snciauon, where President h.. LIN
loe, OF the Silver City Normal school,
was at once The principal speakel. ana
the guest Of honor
Professor Enlues address came near
the close OF am attractive and inter-
esting prugram OF recitduuns. musical
numbers and other features ID was
technical To degree but fun of in
terest to the teachers. Or kuloe dealt
particularly with the recitation period
of classroom schedules which he de-
clared was che most important period
of the days routine. Tho teachers
mind met the minds Of her pupils
then. be said
Heart Side" Stressed.
The Silver Citian emphasized the
heart side" of teaching. declaring
that no teacher whose heart was not
in her work could accomplish results
worth while. He also brought out the
lesson that achievement must be paid
for Ia effort and patience He favored
a broad education for teachers de
clariug that each should know much
more than she taught
DR. Enloe declared that the school
The church and the home were the
three great educative influences and
that an We're ran by women, Eat
least he continued. my home is.
He urged the closest sort Of cooper
alton between school and home and
declared that the school must per-
form many duties which years ago
We're performed by the home
Emphasizes English Work.
English teaching, especially the
teaching of proper expression was de-
clared to be the most difficult subject
for the average teacher, and Or. En-
loe announced that his school shortly
would place a specialist in charge of
this branch Of The English depart
ment, that teachers might be fitted 70
teach it more thoroughly
Or Enloe declared that after "a
careful examination of the exhibits at
the Panama Pacific exposition he was
unable To- see that New Mexico WAS
not keeping up with the procession. -
He was echoed In this pronOuncement
by superintendent a. Montoya, who
asserted that he did not believe il
would be possible TO find a case of ii-
literacy among persons between seven
and fifteen years Of age i'm the valley
section of the county census reports
Of 1910 TO the contrary notwithstand
ing
The Program.
The association will not meet again
until the first Of the year The pro-
gram yesterday was as follows
Piano Duet--Galop de Concert "
....... ......... Eugene kiterer
Misses Frances and Celia Murphy.
Paper Possibilities Of the Rural
Schoolroom" ........... .....,..
MRS Reta b. Mathews.
Discussion . Miss Mabel Barton
Readlng-"Vrginia's Fate .....,.
Miss Beatrice Armijo.
Paper" Stanford University .....
Miss Gertrude Espinosa.
Discussion 49,. Miss Helen v. kimball
Address Or e. J.. Euloe, President
New Mexico Normal school Sill
yer City
Vocal Soio--'In the Land of Beau
ufu Dreams ......W. j. Peters
Miss Lillian Yrissari
Address-iHon Alvan N. White
Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
ton.
Piano Solo-Hugarian Rhapsody.
...,....-.............. ...,... List
Miss Rosalie with
A brief address explaining the
methods Of the Zaner system of pen
manship, recently adopted for New
Mexico. was made by Miss Brodowsky'
"a ADMINISTRATOR OF fine system,