Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-29

OF phyStcS and CnemiSLr3 III sneH -
Vf-Department OF Commercial Branches.
Chairman, II. L. Congoon. Bangor.
.sSalesmanshp and Merchandising,
Prof Harold Whitehead, Boston Uni
versity.
Round Table. conducted by Prof.
Whitehead on the subjects shall We
Add Salesmanship to the Commercial
Course in the High school,? Conn
mercial teachers and high school
principals are asked to bring Ques-
tons for discussion).2
Discussion of the report OF the COM
mercial section of the committee, on
the Reorganization of High Schools,
G. w. D. Coffin. New York.
vIII-Department of Modern Languages.
Chairman. Miss Anna Mcskimmon.
Bangor.
Learning Foreign Language, Prof.
Roscoe Ham, Bowdoin College.
Summer School Courses, Miss AL
gusta Prescott, 44dward Little High
school, Auburn; Miss Adelaide
Briggs, Deering High school. Port
land, Miss Annie Torrey, Cony High
School. Augusta.
Notice. Teachers OF French please be
prepared to express personal opinion IN
regard to the advantage and practica bill
French during the vacation. Several
members of the association will speak of
their recent experiences at such schools
In Maine and in a neighboring state.
11l-DcpdI VI pTdWlASs
Chairman. Miss Mary B. Billiard, Port
land.
1X-Department of Secondary School
Agriculture,
Chairman, Principal H. S. Hill, Foxcroft
Academy.
A-Primary Schools and kindergarten
Group.
Chairman, supt. F. A. Morris, Lisbon
Making Girls u attni as we'll as orna-
mental" Charles NJ. Ellingwood of
Boston, educational secretary of the
Florence Crittenden Home
The Meaning of Education" DR.. S.
Il. Shear. Poughkeepsie New York.
X1I-Department of Science and Mathe-
mates mathematics session.
Chairman, Principal Frank H. Thurston.
Lewiston.
Secondary School Maizena, tics"
Principal l.. E. Moulton, Edward
Little High school. Auburn.
Discussion opened by Principal Ernest
l.. Libby of the Pressure Isle High
school.
Department of School Committee
members.
Addresa, Or. Augustus o. Thomas,
State superintendent of public schools
This will be followed by a round table
discussion on several topics of school adj
ministration.
NIN-Department of Public School Music.
Chairman, E. S. Pitcher, Belfast.
Dr.. E. E. Phlbrook, Castine
MISS margaret Bake man,
Elmer Towne. Madison
Address, Prof. H. d. Sleeper, head of
the music department of Smith Col
lege.
Xy-Department of Manual Training.
Chairman, =. H. Smiley, Gcrham.
Printing as an Educational Activity
/. c. Perkins, Auburn
Opportunities for Vocational Guild
ance in the Industrial Department,
Benjamin C. Kent, Bangor
fiTp6nGtria1 demands mn Grhpoi
Drafting, Leland n. Mitchell, SUI
perintendent of drafting, Bath Iron
Works.
XvI-Department of Home Economics
Chairman, Miss A. Blanche Webster,
Fairfield.
Campfire as Related to Home Econ
onlics,
Miss Lucy Thompson. Machias
"Our Extension Work in Maine" Miss
Catherine Platts, extension worker
in Maine
Home Economics and the Worlds
End" Miss Helen Knowlton, head of
the home economics department of
the New Hampshire State College.
The Home as a laboratory Miss
fitzpatrick. head of home economics
department at Coburn Classical In
stitute, Waterville.
%VI1-pepartmen of History and Civics.
Chairman, Miss Agnes p. Mantor, Show
hogan.
THE Reorganization of the School
Studies, Clarence D. Kingsley of
Boston, chairman of the New Eng
land commission on the reorganiza-
ton of secondary education
Connection of Greek and Roman His
tory with the World War,
Supt. y. A. Stuart, Bath,
Third speaker to be announced. ~
XVIII-Depaftment of Classics. :;
Chairman. Prof. Clarence H. White.
Waterville.
FRIDAY EVENING-GeneralS Session.
40 Of ~ Htyy,,
Salvage Mrs. Maud Ballington
Booth, New York.