The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-10-23

LII. t. II. DOlIOH VI tuC ShiNSiSi'y
of Washington in an address on Fri
day morning. Dr. Bolton said IN
part: ain 1890 there were four high
schools in this state. In 1860 there
were in the whole country but 40
free public 4-year high schools. Now
there are 10000 free public 4-year
high schools attended by grand
army of the choicest boys and girls.
1t is only recently that the public
school has become an institution of
the great masses. rs years ago
young man who had just received
his sheepskin from Harvard rushed
to the telegraph office and sent
home the single word educated"
1t is estimated that it would take
student 80 years to take everything
offered in the Harvard curriculum
and by the time he had finished the
many culricula so many changes
would have taken place that he
would have to do it all over again.
81 believe in wider introduction
of these arts and trades in the pub
lie schools. | do not wish to be mis-
understood in regard to the old line
of subjects which have great values
for certain individuals who have use
for Latin, Greek, mathematics and
other subjects"
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
900. Community singing, director,
Miss Grace e. p Holman; pianist, Miss
Violet Hallowell; invocation, Rev WHIT
ter.
9:25. Announcements county super
intendent
9:35. Power of an Idea" Dr. Fred
erick Bolton.
1925. Get acquainted, social com
mittee.
1o:46 Modern Health Crusade"
Miss Hilda Salibakke.
1920. Crusade Works from the U,
p. of the Teacher" Superintendent G. l..
Putnam.
11:45. Announcements, county super
intendent.
1900 Adjourn to go p. IN.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
1870. \ community sing, Miss Hol-
man
J.3u- 1btN. l1u6 81 SN"JSON'
Current History in Cartoon
SECTIONAL MEETINGS.
els. High school division, court
house. chairman, Superintendent Boil
man Revelation of High School Sub
jects." DR.. Bolton.
2:15 Grade school division, lecture
room, chairman, Miss Lucas. THE Val
lie of Silent Reading" Miss Fitzgerald.
2:15. Rural school division. auditor
al InIN oh
2:55. High school, Congregational
church. Round Table" Ralph Sweet
man.
2:55. Graded section, lecture room.
"Penmanship," Mr.. Arnold.
2:55. Graded section. "Penmanship,"
Mr. Arnold.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Reception for the teachers Of the in
stitute by Colville high school at the
high school building at Sis p. m.
THURSDAY MORNING.
800. General assembly.
900. Community singing. Miss Hol-
man. Invocation Rev. Higgins.
500. Address, Social Problems in
Education" Mr.. Showalter.
1890 Social mixer, conducted by So
cial committee.
1920 Address, "The Opportunities
of the Country School," DR.. Bolton.
HOO Community singing, Miss Hol-
man.
11:20 "Penmanship," Mr.. Arnold.
T. 1900. Adjournment.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
80 Community singing, Miss Hol-
man.
so. state Teachers League" II. l..
Hopkins.
1855 Special Value Of Penmanship,"
Mr.. Arnold.
SECTION DIVISION.
+. 2:35. High school section, Vocation
al Guidance in High School," DIR. Bolter.
2;35 Graded division, "Penmanship,"
Mr. Arnold. Chairman, Superintendent
Bloom
235. Rural division, Interpretive
Reading" Miss Fitzgerald. Chairman,
Principal Coney.
3:15. High school division, Round
Table" Mr.. Showalter.
315. Graded division, Interpretive
Reading" Miss Fitzgerald.
315. Rural division, Community
Center Work" Miss l.. l.. West
THURSDAY EVENING, 500 p. M.
Community sing, Miss Holman, di-
rector.
Piano solo, Violet J. Hallowell.
Songs, Mrs ]. C. Harrigan.
Cornet solo, e. C. Kaiser, Jr.
Address, Miss l.. L. West, "Educatl n
al Beginnings IN the TERRITORY 'Hu
State"
Trio, Mrs. Louis Strauss, viollni L.
NJ Mcfarland, violinst ]. c. X User,
Jr., cornetist.
Vocal duet, Violet Hallowell, Merle
Starr.
FRIDAY MORNING.
900. Community singing, Miss Hol-
man. Invocation, Rev. Guy Denney.
$3.50 Address, Education from the
Standpoint of Efficiency and Democ-
racy" DR.. Bolton.
1920. Community singing. Miss Hol-
man.
1910 Address. Educational Reor-
ganization," Mr.. Showalter.
1870. General Comments and Sug-
gestions, superintendent Cummings.
1900. Adjournment.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
1880 High school division, "Princi-
pals Association" chairman, Superin-
tendent Geiter.
1880 Graded school division, Read
ing" Miss Fitzgerald Chairman, Su-
perintendent Bloom.
1870. Rural School division, address,
President Showalter. Chairman, Prin-
cipal Hergesheim.
2:15. High school division. Teach
ing Pupils How to study" DR.. Bolton.