The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-19
FRAZIER, LANCER
AND MACDONALD TO
ADDRESS PEDAG0GS
Attractive Program Prepared
for Annual Conference to
Be Held in Minot
GOVERNOR TO DISCUSS
Jour STATE AND WAR"
Interesting Patriotic Rally to Be
Feature of Convention
Other Speakers

The program announced today by
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
N. c. Macdonald for the annual con
ference of the county school super.
intendents to be held at Minot on
May 4 and 2 gives promise OF a most
interesting session. The program will
be featured by addresses from Gov
ernor Frazier, Attorney General
IAngeri State Superintendent Mac
donald, Hon. r. A. Nestos and others
prominent In the public life of the
state.
The sessions will be held at the
state normal school, and the program
in full as iollpws:4 IA a..... -
n Tuesday, May l..
10 a.m.-Enrolment; 1918 AM
Address Of welcome, Pres. A. G.
Crane: what the Normal Schools
Can Do for the Rural Schools; 10:45
a.m.-Response, Supt. C. E. Gazette:
What the Rural Schools Expect OF
the Normal Schools" 1l:15 AM
Address, State Supt. N. C. Macdon.
aid: The Rural School Problem anc
It's Solution; II: 80 p.m.-Luncheon at
normal commons; toastmaster, Hon.
Anthony Walton The County Super
%intendent as a Specialist: In the
School Visiting, Supt. J. w. Riley;
In Pupils Examinations, Supt. E. o.
Kleve; In Cooperation, Supt. w. e.
Parsons; 2 characterization; ten.
minute talks: Extent, Supt. P. J. w.
erson; How Promoted, Snupt. F.. j.
Steffeck; Discussion: Supts. Charles
Hanson, H. II. Bond. Mary McGinnis
and A. C. Berg; 3 p.m.-Standard.
~ization, three-minute talks: Extent,
Supt. Sol r.. Eilert; Benefits, Supt. J.
H. Phelps; How Promoted, 'Supt. Fl.
z. Lane; Discussion: Supts. Char
lotte A. Jones, c. II. Wort, Henry
Ulve, Cora f. Sabin; 4 p.m.-The
Purpose and Use of the Elementary
School Manual: Edward Erickson, in
spector consolidated, graded and rur-
al schools; 4:30 p.m.-Health Con-
%servation, ten-minute talks: Through
the Teacher, Supt. Curl Wambheim;
Through the Board of Health, Supt.
H. 0. Saxvik; Through the School
Nurse and Physician, Supt. Anna M.
Peterson; Discussion: Supts. George
Boschma, F. J. Richer, v. A. Lowell.
Evening session, s o'clock, arrang.
ed by normal school-Address, Hon.
Lynn J. Frazier; address, Prof. A. p.
Hollis.
"Wednesday, May 2.
$50 Trained Teachers
for the Rural Schools: How | Secure
Them, Supts. Nertrost, F. f. Karges,
Jessie l.. Kinsey, C. F.. Ward; 1905
a.m.-C0mmunity Center Activities:
Asst. State Supt. Helen J. Sullivan:
Supts. Lois l.. Wall. Minnie J. Mel
son, Peter Anderson; II a.m.-The
Model Rural School Course Of Study:
Pres. T. A. .Hillyer; 1870 a.m.-Gen-
eral discussion, A State Course OF
Study for Rural Schools; Its Form,
Content and Use; 1890 p.m.-Lunch.
eon-Patriotic Rally, Normal Com.
mons-Toastmaster, R. A. Nestos:
Our State and the War, Gov. Lynn J.
Frazier; Women's Work in War.
Supt. NJ. Beatrice tombstone; Boys
and Girls Clubs-A State Asset. D.
W. G%alehouse, state leader; The Flag
and the Foreign Born, Attorney Gen
eral William s. LANCER; 2 p.m.-Mu
sic in the Rural Schools: Miss Fannie
c. Amidon; 2:30 p.m.-Observance
and Enforcement Of School Laws:
Hon. William s. LANCER; What We
Expect Of the, States Attorney, Supts
Lester Briggle and H. K. Jensen;
What We Expect Of the County Su'
p~erintendent, O. B. H~erigstad, states
attorney Of Ward county; 3:45 pm
Round Table Conference conducted
by State Supt. N. C. Macdonald; Top
les, Supplies, Reports, Correspond
ence, Conferences, Institutes, Sum
mer Schools, Examinations.