Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
NORWICH TEACHERS WILL
 ATTEND STATE MEETING
Program for Midwinter Session to be
 Held This Month.

ming to attend the winter meeting of the Connecticut State Teachers As- sociation and other state educational organizations in New Haven on Feb. Is and r. Superintendent of Schools Edward J. Graham will be numbered among those who will gather for the session.
 At it's last. annual meeting, the Con necticut State Teachers association by amendment to the constitution pro- yided for winter meeting in Febru- ary of each year.
 An fnyitation to other state educa- tional organizations to join in the meeting met with a hearty response arranged:
 Principals of secondary schools. 12 m., Friday, February Is. 1917. Grad uates' club Luncheon of principals of Secondary schools of the state under the auspices of the Headmasters' club of Central Connecticut
 After the luncheon there will be a
 discussion of some of the problems private secondary schools and the formation of a state organization of headmasters will be considered.
 The speakers will be Prof Robert N. KirZ-hner, principal New Haven High school; Rev. H. C. Buehler. principal Hotchs<iss school, L.akeville-
 Friday, February Is. 1917, Superin- tendents' asociation p. m. informal gathering at Hotel Taft; 3 D. m. as- semb1y hall Hi1lhouse High school, ad- dress: Wanted: A New Principle of General Method" Schoolmasters' club S D. m-. dinner. The speakers will be Prof Charles Seymour department of histoy. Yale university; William Mo Andrew, associate superintendent of education New York city. Prof. Robert H. Fife, Wesleyan university. Middle town.
 ID. m reception at New Haven high school Arrangements have been com pleted by the New Haven Teachers league, the School Masters club, and the Woman Principals club Of New Haven to hold an informal reception for the state teachers at their winter meeting in the New Haven High school A short entertainment has been provided.
 twenty five teachers of New Haven has been chosen to meet the out of town guests.
 Saturday. February IT: 10 a. n, Room 3, New Haven High school, business meeting Superintendents' association. 10. m, Room s. New Haven school business meeting of Connecticut As sociation of Classical and High School teachers. General meeting, Assembly hall, Hi1lhouse High school. 16.30 a. rn The Teachers Retirement Association. Henry T. Burr. principal Normal school, WilIimantic. 1045 a. m., Will jam Mckhdrews, of the board of su- perintendents, New York City schools will talk on supervising, superintend- ing, overseeing, overlooking. bossing. directing, managing, controlling, en- couraging, animating. inspiring. get ting, securing, educational excellence.
 Section Meetings.
 Principals and supervisors, 13O D. m.. Room 20. Hilhouse High school, Miss Janet Purdue. student counsellor, New Haven High School. The Super vised Study Movement, W. H. Holmes, superintendent of schools. Mt. Vernon, New York.
 The Connecticut Association of Clas sical and High School Teachers, 10 a. m.. Room ,, Hillhouse High School, business meeting. Election of officers. 103o a. n1-- Assembly hclL Hillhouse High School address, William Mean drew, association superintendent. New York city. 1-30 D. m., Room 103 Hill house High School, English. A Study With a Purpose (nlustrated), Miss Adele Allen High School, Holyoke. High School. Latin. A Study with a Purpose. OlIustrated) Miss Adele AL len High School, Hoiyoke. Mass. 1.30 D. nl.. Room Hillhouse High School, 4 History Stimulant, Prof. Sydney K. Mitchell. Yale university. 1.S0 D. m., Room 106, HiIlhouse High School Mathena ties. The Reorganization of High School Mathematics for College Preparation. Principal George W. Evans, High School Charlestokn Mass; member of national committee on mathematical Requirements. I.30 D. n., Room 206, Hillhouse High School, Science. speaker to be announced.
 Connecticut Arts association. 1.3o p. m, business meeting. Room 12o 2d floor, front-HilIhouse High School D. m., address: What Should Be Ex- pected of the Drawing Teachers H. lustrated by drawings which are made  per. Ernest w. Watson, Pratt Insti- ute, Brooklyn, N. '. Address: Vo- cational Guidance as Related to Trade Schools. Robert 0. Beebe. director of Boardman Apprentice shops, New Haven.
 The Connecticut group of the New England Modern Language Associa- tion. president, Prof. Stanley l.. Galpin, Hartford Secretary, E. B. F'osnecht, New Haven. The meetings of the as- sociation will be held in Osborn hall, Room B 1-corner of Chapel and Col 1ege streets. The morning session will begin at 10.45 and the afternoon ses- sion at 2.3o. The speakers are: A Comparison of the German and Ameri- can Methods of Teaching Gin German) Miss yon Baeclxmann, Hartford. Some South American Characteristics, MT. Osgood Hardy. Yale university. The Use of Illustrative Material in the Teacring of French, Gin F'rench), Miss Anna Laport, New Haven High school The Early English Stage Adaptations of Goethe's Faust. F. D. Carpenter, Yale university.
 Connecticut Business Educators. as- sociation. 10 a. m., Hillhouse High School. address of welcome, Samuel Ca1hpner Mayor, New Haven. Re- sponse, F. H. Jarvis, Hartford. The | Value of Practical Education and it's Hon. Herbert Knox | Smith, Hartford. Essentials Neees- | sary to Shorthand or Note Taking | Taking Success, Nathan N. Stone, | Stones Business College, New Haven. | State championship typewriting con- tests for speed and accuracy; prizes | gold and silver medals. Supervised by | E M. Kimball. manager International Typewrfting Contests. Accounting and | Earl A. Saliers. Sheffield | Scientific School. Yale university. Di- | recfories, Wilson H. Lee, member of ] executive committee Associated Ad- | vertising clubs of the World. Detect | Ing Faults in Penmanship and the Best | Way to Correct Them. Harry Houston, | supervisor of penmanship. New Ha- | yen. |