The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-14

D. special selectionS-High School
Glec Clubs.
4. Felix Songs - Informal Recep-
ton.
Of the High School Domestic Sciencc
Department, Miss C. Rex Todd and
Miss Catherine Martin, in charge.
Friday, February 18th.
Morning Session 8:45 a. m.
l. Patriotic Songs-Mrs. Nita Os-
horne Benn, director.
2. Address-"Self- Ma stery'' = Mr.
Albion f. Smith, lecturer, author,
traveller. University of Wisconsin.
2. Solo-Miss F'ErIna Graham.
4. Address-"Modern Problems in
Education DR.. Harry Clark.
5. Folk Songs
Address-Dr w. H. Cox.
Afternoon Session.
l. Patriotic Songs.
2. Demonstration Of Primary Meth
OILS Miss Maude Schwalmeyer.
8. Special Music-Ladies Quartette
4. Joint Exh4bit--Miss Lonnie Land
rum, County Home Demonstrate 4
Agent and Miss Helen Carter, Elmer
gency Home Demonstration Agent.
Sectional Meetings "A p. m.
Evening Session .. m.
1. Selection by High School Or
chestra.
2. Address-Dr. W. H. Cox.
3. Violin Solo-Sergeant Price of
Fort Barrancas
4. Special Music - The Davies
Brothers, of Detroit. Mich.
5. Address-Dr. Harry Clark
6. The Star Spangled Banner.
Saturday, February 18th.
Morning Session, $3.50 a. m.
1. Songs.
2. Address-Dr. H. w. Cox
8. Address-Miss Maude Schwal-
mayer.
4. Address-Dr. Harry Clark.
5. Special Music-Ladies Chorus.
6. Business Session-Reports of all
committees.
Adjournment until september, 1918.
Program High School Section, Room,
), ga p. m, Feb. 14-16.
First Day-Thursday, Feb. IA.
War Demands on the High School
1. The Immediate Demands prin-
cipal NJ. r. Hudson. Century, leade-.
E. R. Enlow, Miss Jeanette McMil-
Ian. Moiino.
pal Ross Rogers, leader; Miss Maude
Suter.
Second Day-Friday. Feb. Is.
Glass Room Problems
1. The Supplementary use Of Pc
riodicals. Miss Marguerite Morton.
leader. Gonzalez Roberts: Miss Mag
gle Taulbee
2. Play-Its Place in Education
Mr.. Ross Rogers.
8. Domestic Science and Art in
the High School Miss Rex Todd. lead
er: Miss Catherine Martin
4. Correlation Between Business
Courses in the High School and Real
Business, VIM. Tyler.
5. The Correlation Between Stu
dent Activities and Class Room Work
DR.. Harry Clark. Knoxville, Tenn
leader; Mr.. A. A. Merbler.
s. Supervised Study r. L. Gould
ing, Pensacola, leader: Miss Sara Bur
we'll, Roberts Gonzalez
agriculture IN the High School
Mr.. A A. Merbler.
Grammar School Sectional Program,
Thursday, February IL, Room 6.
Cat the beginning Of the first dav';
program a chairman and secretary for
the section shall be elected)
1. Curtis Tests in Arithmetic-Miss
Pauline Reese.
2. Essentials in Arithmetic-Mr. NJ
r. Hinson.
3. schcol Gardening Walker
Willis
Friday, February 18th.
1. Poor Spelling and Flow to Aver
come It-Miss Jeanette Mcmillan, Miss
Faith Binkley.
2. Value Of Organized Play-Mrs.
w. H. Crawford
Primary Sectional Meeting, Thursday,
Feb. IA, "a p. m, auditorium.
Patriotic Measures"
How to best promote them in the
schools.
l. Food Conservation-Mis Ethel
Suter.
2. Thrift stamps-Miss Annie Nc
MILAN.
8 The Red Cross work-Miss Kate
Loftin
4. Fuel Conservation-Miss Eve
yn Thornton.
5. The French Orphan Movement
Miss Hazel Atsinger.
Friday, Feb. IS.
Mid Year Promotions"
1. Mid Year Promotions-Its o.
iect-Miss Olive Andrews.
2. The Work of Class "A" and 81
N F,ur-room School5-Miss Florerce
s. The Work of Glass "A" and 'Is"
IN Eight-room Schools-Mrs E J.
Wilson.
4. The benefit of this method to tho
Mayme Willis Duncan
5. The Objections to this Method
Miss Allie Yniestra-
s. The Work of the Child at Mid
term as Compared to Work after
-Four Months vacation-Miss Eunice
Clopton.
7. Practicability of this Method
Miss Mayme Freeman.
Saturday, Feb. 10.
THE Sub-Normal Child"
Best Method for Working with Chill
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