Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-08
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS
 IN ANNUAL MEETING Connecticut Association to Hold 24th Annual in New Haven,


 The twenty fourth annual meeting cf the Connecticut Association of Classi- cal and High School Teachers. is to be held at New Haven High school on Saturday, February 27.
 The programme that has been ar ranged is. the following:
 Morning Session, 1o.3o O'Clock.
 Business and general meeting, As- sembly hall: report Of the recording secretary; report of the trea surer: ap- pointment of committees; report of committee on athletics: report of the corresponding secretary; report of the committee on conference with colleges: address. The Educated Person. Presi- dent Marion Le Roy Burton, Smith col lege, Northampton, Massachusetts: business meeting.
 Afternoon Session, 2 O'Clock.
 Departmental conferences for the discussion of special subjects. English, Assembly hall, pr. Susan s. Sheridan, New Haven; Correlation of the Courses in Public Speaking and English. nIu- trated by class work; literary inter pretation: salesmanship: ennunciation and articulation; ora1 expressions; dramatic interpretation of Comus, B. r. Smith, New Haven High school
 History, room 120 second floor, Anne c. Ccodsell, Hartford. The Selection and Management of Collateral Read ing, Professor Henry Johnson. depart ment of history, Teachers college. Co., Suggestions Which May Add Variety to the History Recitation, Miss liar riet Marsh, New Haven.
 Classics, room 10o, second floor; Olin c. Joline, The Taft school Watertown. The Degree of Proficiency in Latin Expected of Boys Entering College, with suggestions as to how teachers may best attain the goal. Professor l.. P. Morris, Yale university; The De- gree of Proficiency in Greek Expected of Boys Entering College, with sug- gestions as to how teachers may best attain the goal Professor Harry NJ. Hubbell, Yale university.
 Manual Training, room 11S, second heer: Frank L. Glynn, Boardman Ap- prentice shops, New Haven. Speakers to be announced.
 Mathematics. room 1G6. second floor; J. C. Estill. The Hotchkiss school, LakeTille. Recent Criticisms of Sec ondary School Mathematics. Professor J. w. Young, Dartmouth college. The discussion will be opened by Rev. George E. QuaiIe, Salisbury. and Prin- cipal E, A. Case, Wiilinantic.
 Domestic Science, Boardnlan, second floor front: Mabel L. Gessner, New Haven. Practical Household Arts, Clara c. Staples, Willin1antic Normal school,
 Modern Languages, room 107, second floor: Margaret F. Samerset, Bridge port. Taching Modern Languages in Porto Rico, r. N. Wilscn. formerly principal of High school, Arecibo, Porto Rico The Desert of Modern Lan- guages, Rev. Howard La Field, Bridge port. The Claims of English on the Teachers of Foreign Languages in Con necticut, Professor Kenneth Mckenzie Yale university.
 STi rison s. Allen. Waterbury. First Year Science in the High School Frank F. Morse, Revere, Massachusetts. Some three years ago the Headmasters' as sociation of Massachusetts appointed q committee to formulate a course of study for the high schools in N1assa- chusettS. MT Morse was a member of that committee and to him was a.s- signed the problem of formulating a course in general science. The course as outlined by him was accepted with very few exceptions. and today wher- ever course ill general science is taught in a high school in Massachu- setts, the content of the course as re- ported by him is being followed out.
 The Connecticut section is omitted in favor of the meeting of the Con necticut Business Educators associa- tion which meets in New London on February 20th.
 A1C PA CSC4lL OlllCS4 dtG- I ACSlOSlll, Philip M. Howe, Rockville; vice pres ident, F. A. Case, Willimantic: record ing secretary, J. .. Moody, New Bri- tain: corresponding secretary, Charles L. Kirschner, New Haven: treasurer, F. $. Hitchcock, New London; execu- tive committee, D. K. Arey, Winsted; Annie E. Sporer, Hartford; Oiin C. Joline, Watertown; chairman commit tee on conference with colleges, John Pettibone, New Milford; chairman committee on athletics, Walter B. SDeopay. NEyasf TJa7.%Fov49