Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-28

President, c. f. Hoban, Dunmore:
vice-president, Harry Pease, Titus
vile; second vice president, Robert
Laramy, Easton; secretary, Lands
| ranger, Homestead; executive COM
mlttee, John c. Wagner, Carlisle: Ira
Is; Bush, Erie; j. Linwood Eisenberg,
chester; member of educational coun-
ell, Atreas Wagner, York.
College and normal school: Presi-
dent Il. l.. Kemp, Stroudsburg; vice
president, c. b. Robertson, University
OF Pittsburgh; secretary, Z. G. Blais-
dell, State College; treasurer, H. j.
Shoemaker, slippery Rock; executive
committee, G. l.. Omwake, College,
Vile; O. l.. Bakeless, Bloomsbury:
Ezra Lehman, Shippensburg.
Hlgh school: President, Il. p. Glea-
son, scranton; vice president, d. p.
Sumstine, Pittsburgh; secretary, j. +.
Adams, Millersburg; treasurer, A. b.
Moyer, Downingtown: executive COM
mittee, II. j. stockton, Johnstown:
Ihomas March, Harrisburg; Mabel L.
Mulock, Altoona: G. b. Robertson,
University of Pittsburgh. The presi-
uent was given the power to name
chalrmen for two new sections of this
/ department, one for the science ses-
SION, the other for the athletic
branch, to include in its organization
the pennsylvania Interscholastic
Athletic Association.
Graded schools: President, j. j.
Brehm, Harrisburg; president, j.
II. Shank, Chambersburg: secretary
Eta M. Work, Charleroi; executive
committee, w. II. Burd, Altoona; A.
j. White, Monessen; Mary M. Ken
nedy, Harrisburg; Lillian johnson.
Mlilersville; Loretta Hoover Wayne.
County superintendents: President,
J lJ. kelSo Green, Cumberland county:
Vice-president. NJ. S. Bentz, Cambria
county: secretary, l.. r.. Crumwine,
! Washington county; treasurer. ]. II.
HOFFMAN, Bucks county; educational
council. DIR. Samuel Hamilton, Alle-
Sheny county.
Speakers at the general session this
afternoon and the subjects of the ad-
| dresses follow: George Ellsworth
Johnson. assistant professor of educa-
ton, Harvard University Physical
Education From the Recreative
standpoint; d. A. Sargent, president
! OF the Sargent school for physical
Education, Cambridge, Mass, True
Preparedness"; Miss Sarah Louise
Arnold, dean of Simmons College.
Boston Wholesome Living for Girls" !;
Thomas d. Wood, professor of physi-
cal education, Columbia University.
Rural Health and Sanitation"
DIR. Richard b. Faulkner. of Pitts
! burgh, spoke on The Tonsil and Its
uses-Nocal, Mechanic and Physio-
/ logic and c. c. Kelso, of Swissvale,
on THE Relationship of Superintend-
ent, Supervisor and Teachers" at the
music section meeting in the Y. w.
c. y. this morning. 4 short business
| session followed.
At the child study round table
speakers were j. r. Bratton, Altoona.
on The Work of an Attendance Off
Ger; Miss May r. Harris, Shippens-
burg, Child Study in Model School,:
and Miss Mary S. Adams. Reading.
What a Child Should be Taught the
First Year at School"
/ e. Th rural department section held
| its final meeting this morning, also
| Addresses We're made on recent de-
! velopments in rural school work, the
! local institute, community work of
the schools and the educational value
of picture study. Speakers We're
Frank Il. Baker. Edinboro Normal:
| c. f. Maxwell, assistant county SUPER
| intendent OF Westmoreland county:
| William w. Evans, superintendent of
/ Columbia county; DIR. a. II. Simons.
secretary of the board of education.
New Foundland; and c. b. Mcbride,
head of agricultural bureau, Mercer
county
Closing sessions of the association
will be held tomorrow morning when
addresses will be made on "A State
/ system of Retirement Funds for
/ Teachers" After the general discus
sions important committee reports
will be submitted for action.