The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-02-02
TEACHERS WILL BE ENTERTAINED
 ROYALLY
Instructive and Interesting Program Has Been Arranged for Teachers Institute to Be Held Here Next Week

Preparations for the Greenlee Coun- ty Teachers Institute which will be held in Clifton at the high school auditorium for three days, commenc- ing next Wednesday, February 7th, have been about completed and noth- ing has been left undone by the com mittee in charge to make this one of the most interesting and instructive sessions ever held in the county. An excellent program has been arranged and the entertainment of the many teachers who are expected to be in at tendance has not been overloked, the social side of the gathering having been accorded a good share of atten- tion.
 A basket ball game will be played at the Princess theatre on Thursday night between the Morenci and Cliff ton teachers which promises to be fast and snappy game, as both sides are determined to carry off the hon. ors.
 The institute will close on Friday night with a big dance at the Prin- cess Special arrangements have been made for the entertainment of the guests and the affair will be no doubt largely attended. Unique favors will be presented and the affair will consist of many novel surprises. A public meeting will be held at the Princess on the opening night which will be addressed by Dr. H. H. Blome, of the Northern Arizona Nor nal, of Flagstaff, his subject being Needs of Our Public Schools" Dr. Blome will handle the subject in masterly manner and everyone inter- ested in the welfare of the schools should take this opportunity to hear him.
 The following program for the three days session will be carried out:
 "Wednesday, February 7th.
 Morning Session 500 l. Call to order. 2. Invocation, Rev J. w. Epperly. 8. Election of Secretary. A. Piano Solos, l. Selected. -
 g. Selected, Miss Boise. 5. Choruses, Third Grade. 6. Training in Thinking, Dr. R. H. H. Blome.
 2. Rural School of Today, Miss Louise Boehringer.
 Afternoon Session 1880
 Departmental Meetings. 1. High School, W. R. Hurley, Chair man.
 Subjects: History, Mathematics and
  2. Seventh and Eighth Grades, B. C.. Bunch, Chairman.
 What the High School Expects of the Eighth Grade, MT. J. A. Davis. 8. First to Sixth Grades. Jessie John son, Chairman.
 Arithmetic Class, Dr. R. H H. Blome
 Recreation an Educational Factor in our Schools, Miss Sigma Holm. Demonstration Class in Folk Dane ing, Miss Lillian Svedman.
 Demonstration in Folk Dancing, Mrs Sarah Carlton.
 Busy Work, Miss Augusta Griggs.
 Thursday, February 9th
 Morning Session 1. Vocal Solos
 1. Selected, Mrs. J. A. Davis. 2. Selected, Mrs. J. A. Davis. g. Choruses, Dr. R. B. von Klein Smid.
 4. The Rural School as a Social Cen ter, Miss Louise Boehringer. B. Keeping the Feelings Alive, Dr. R. H. H. Blome. 6. Physical Training and Its Rela- tion to School Work, Miss Sigma Holm.
 Afternoon Session. 1. High school:
 0Cl0uCS, ldIll1 anu CielA- 2. Seventh and Eighth Grades: How to Hold Pupils in School, E.. c. Bunch.
 g. First to Sixth Grades:
 Arithmetic Class, Dr. R. H. H.
 Blome
 Problems in Primary Reading, Miss
 Louise Boehringer.
 Demonstration Class in Reading, Miss Winnie Valverde.
 Friday, February 9th
 Morning Session 500 1. Vocal Solo, MT K. R. Umfeet. 2. Choruses, Sixth Grade Girls. 8. Address, Dr. H. H. Foster. A. Proposed School Laws, Supt. c. O. Case.
 5. What About Discipline, Dr. R. H. H. Blome.
 6. Music in Our Public Schools, MT K. R. Umfieet.
 Afternoon Session. 1. High School, Seventh and Eighth
 Grades:
 Spanish, English and Manual Arts g. First to Sixth Grades:
 Arithmetic Class, Dr. R. H. H. Blome.
 The Beacon System as a Method of
 Attack, Miss Louise Boehringer. Demonstration in Palmer, Miss Helen
 Kelly.
 Method of Teaching Colors, Miss
 Sarah Bain.
 Committees:
 High School-W. R. Hurley, Margar |. ct Snowden, Ella Schenk, Lillian Hughes.
 Seventh and Eighth Grades-E. c. Bunch, Mable Carter, Anna Priest. First to Sixth Grades-Jessie John son. Katherine Twaits, Mabel Curran Edna Caverly.
 Social-Nae Eldred, Zella Roberts, Helen Kelly, Edna Tushock, w. P. Bright.