El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-10

Z Hardy; discipline. Miss Nancy Ham
mons; geography. Mrs. Margaret Feuille.
writing, Miss Eva Collins; school
! section, Mrs. Fanny Culligan. presid-
Z ing; training in thrift, Miss Demetra
Stanfield; physical geography. Miss
Mary Page; How 70 Keep the Large
Boys and Girls in School" Mrs Leoua
2. Elliott
II. Ills. recess.
11-15. u, what the Last Legisla-
ture Did For schools" representative
r. Z. Thomason-
Tuesday Afternoon.
.. 2:15. roll call and announcements.
2:15. 2-45. Applied Psychology in
Y Jour School Room" DR.. Howard c.
Taylor, College Of the City Of FL Paso.
2:45. 3;15. Mental Hygiene Miss
sis. $50. what Constitutes Good
Reading Virgil Irving Fuller.
$50, GAS. The Right Mental Atti-
tude OF the Teacher Toward Her
Pupils" Miss Helen HargrOve; IN
Training the Child in His Outlook on
Life-Making Him Social Being,
Miss Tallulah Ellis.
3:45. 4. The End and Aim OF All
True Teaching" Mrs. Elizabeth Seay.
4. 4:15, vocal quartet
Wednesday Morning, sept. 4.
9. s:15. opening . exercises; The The
Children TO Love Patriotic Songs"
Miss Mary Evans: recitation. Miss Sa-
die Ruth Aldridge.
9:l5. $3.50. superintendents period
$3.50. 1910. lesson. sixth. seventh and
eighth chapters OF Our Schools In
War Time and After" Miss Maren
1910, II. section meetings; primary
section, Miss Adelina EscaJeda. pre-
siding. What the Little Folks should
Sing" Miss Lorenza Escajeda: ~Incen-
b q
Cannon. Mrs. Margaret Compton
educational Correction-Not Punish
ment." Miss Mary z. Strader; Inter
mediate and High School Section"
Mrs Cora Curry, presiding; "Correla-
ton OF Subjects" Miss Jennie Mae
Langston; Daily Inspection for Per
sonal Neatness and Care OF Books
etc" Miss Rosemary Pelham; athletics,
Miss Mary Page; What Our Schools
Have Done 70 Aid the Government and
What We Can Do This Year" Ground
table discussion. led by Mrs Fanny
Culligan).
II. 11-15, recess
HIS. T. The Work OF the United
States Government Reserve Banks"
A. p. Coles. director FL Paso branch
Wednesday Afternoon
.. 2:15, roll call and announcements.
2:15. 2:30. Shall a Definite Place
on the Days Program Be Devoted TO
Moral Instruction. Mrs. B. J. Mus
tain. Miss Elizabeth Rouudege-
$50. 3. "The Ethics of Good Citizen
ship" Miss Elizabeth Barnes
3, 3;15. What Kind Of Democracy
Are You Building in Your SchOol2'
formidable discussion. led by Miss
Anne T. White).
BIS. $3.50, spiritual Growth OF the
Teacher Miss Gertrude Roberts,
The Eternal in Every Child" Miss
ESQ. 4. What Aesthetic Food Does
Your School Offer?' Mrs. Fanny Guilt
4. AIS, vocal duet, Misses Dorothy
Danielson and Frances Ayers.
Thursday Morning. sept. 5.
9, 9;15, opening exercises.
9.15. $3.50. superintendent's period
$3.50. 1910. lesson. ninth and tenth
chapters OF Our Schools in War
Times and After" Miss Margaret Nc
1910. II. art lecture. Mrs. C. p
II. p. musical Interpretation. Jo-
seph n Evans.
Thursday Afternoon.
Excursion 10 farms OF II. l. Cadwal-
lader-
Friday Morning. Sept. 6.
9. g.15, opening exercises.
9:15, $3.50, superintendent period.
$3.50, 1910. lesson. 18th and 18th
chapters Of Our Schools in War Times
and AFTER, MIS- Leona r ElLloLL-
1910. II, The Utilization Of Leis-
ure.' Miss Matte Terry.
II. 11:15, recess.
11.15. 1880. Realizing the Ideal
and Idealizing the Real" Miss Eva
Collins.
1870. u. vocal solo. Mrs. Robert
Holiday.
Friday Afternoon.
2. 2:15. roll call and announcements.
2-15 2-3O. The Teachers Real
Work" Miss Betty Luther.
2;30. 3. The Professional Attitude"
all principals.
s, 4. What I Have Received From
the Institute" teachers experience
meeting.
+ 4. AIS. the teachers creed and ad.
jOurnment-