The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-01
kEOKUK TEACHERS
At BURLINGTON
Supt. Aldrich and Large Delegation
Went There Today to Attend SEES
sions Of Southeastern Iowa
Association.
ALL GOING TOMORROW
Prominent Educators from UNIVERSE.
ties Of Chicago, Wisconsin, Gin.
cinnati and state Teachers
College Present.

Superintendent William Aldr1ch
and large delegation of teachers from
! the Keokuk public schools went 10
Burlington today to attend the ses-
sions of the Southeastern Iowa assO-
citation which are being held there
today, tomorrow and Saturday. All
Of the members of the teaching corps
are to attend the sessions tomorrow
Many of the teachers elected to at
tend both days sessions.
/ Miss Louise Helwig, principal OF
the Lincoln school, will be on the
program tomorrow afternoon at a
conference on parents and teachers
clubs Miss Helwig is a pioneer or
ganizer of such clubs in Keokulc and
has spoken in Hamilton recently on
this subject.
The program which the association
will follow at its session will be the
Following:
Thursday, April l..
Forenoon and Afternoon.
! Des Moines county institute and
visiting Burlington schools.
Evening.
I Music by high school orchestra and
lchorus.
Address of welcome-C. G. Clark,
president Burlington board of educa'
[ ton.
Response-George Edward Mar
shall, president Southeastern Iowa
ETeachers' association.
Community singing, led by Prof.
Sheetz.
Address, What is Coming to Edu-
cation''-Dean William r. Burris,
University Of Cincinnati
Friday, April 2.
Community singing; music, fur
hnished by Burlington high school.
1 Address-Dr. Charles H. Judd, Uni
Lversity of Chicago.
Conferences as follows:
High school conference, led by
principal H. L. Miller, University
thigh school. University Of Wisconsin.
Rural school teachers and county
supeIntendents, led by Prof. Mack
Campbell, Teachers college.
t. Grade schools, led by gDr. Charles
H. Judd, University Of Chicago. "
Health sketch, by Lincoln school.
Good Taste in Dress"-Pupils Of
Round tables.
Evening.
Music. furnished by Burlington high
school.
Community singing, led by Prof.
Sheetx.
Address, Reconstruction or Bounc-'
ing the Blues"-Dr. Stanley F. Krebp,
Teachers college, University of Gin
cinatt.
Saturday, April 3-Forenoon.
Music and community singing.
Address, President James l.. NJ.
Conaughy, Knox college; Galesburg,
Ill.
Address, State Superintendent 3.
E. McClanahan.
Business session.
institute Program.
Is Thursday, April 1-Forenoon.
(Remey Hall)
8:3O-Registration
S:4o-Address, The Meaning of
Childhood"-E E. VanCleave.
9:45-Demonstration lesson in
silent reading-Superinten e. M.
Sipple. a....
dissection meetings. Rural,
Miss Alta McIntire, at Remey hall
Grades, E. e. VanCleave, at Y. w. c.
A. High school, R. H. Bracewell,
county superintendent Office. Nor
NAL training, William A. Dunlafy, at
Liberty hall. -
Afternoon (Remey HaID.
The grade and high school teachers
are invited to visit the Burlington
schools during the afternoon session.
1:15-Address, 1.-THE Teacher and
Her Tools"-E E. VanCleave.
2:15-Address, Primary Reading
Miss Alta Mclntire.
3:15-Conference on upper grade
reading, Superintendent e. NJ. Sipple.
Any boy in his teens knows he
is charitable and kind-hearted even
to consent to live with such old
fogies as his parents.