Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-22
ISSUE PROGRAM ].
F0RCOMERENCE
Full Calendar For Three
Days Meetings at the
University.

The program OF the nOrtneaS1efn
division OF the North Dakota Teach
for the state high school conference
and inter-scholastic events, which Will
take place at the university May Is
I o lis, has been announced.
The annual May fete, presented by
university students under the direc-
ton Of Miss Nell Martindale, physical
director at the university, is to be
given on Friday and Saturday nights.
The complete program for the three
days events is as follows:
Thursday p. M.-lieneral Session.
New Armory).
1880. Music: The Women's Glee
GLIB Of the University.
1:45. Address: IAN Educational
Problem'-Joseph Kennedy, Chair
man of Committee on Organization.
2:15. Address: THE North Da-
kota Teachers Association"-A. c.
Berg. President.
2:45.t Address: Minnie J.. Mel
son, State Superintendent of Public
instruction.
3:15. Address: \"Teachcrs' We'll
fare" w. C. Stebbins, superintendent
of Schools, Grand Forks.
3:45. Address: by a representa-
tive Of the American Junior Red
Cross.
.4:30. Meeting of the Athletic
League (Woodworth Audtorium).
Preliminary high school music
contests are held during the after
oon according to special announce
ments.
s:15. (In Armory) Music by the
Mems Glee Club of the University.
Address: President Walter A. Jes-
sup, University of Iowa. +.
Friday A. M.-Gcneral Session.
(Armory).
$3.50. Business Session of N. r.
Division:
Report Of the Committee on Nomi-
nation, and Election of Officers.
Report of the Committee on Or
ganization.
Report of Committee ON Resolu-
tions.
10000. Address: Educational Adj
ministration" Edward Erickson,
State Inspector,
1890. Address,: Character
Teaching in the Classroom"-W. F.
Webster, Assistant superintendent of
the Minneapolis Schools.
1890. Address: President w. A.
Jessup. University of Iowa.
Friday, 1:45 TO 400 p. NJ
Round Tables.
I. The Teaching of Agriculture
(210 W.. E. j. fainter, Walsh Coun-
ty Agricultural School. Director.
agriculture in the Rural School,
-Supt. w. J. Hoover; Walsh County.
Agriculture in Graded and, Con-
, solidated Schools" Principal A. G..
Strand, Fairdale.
Short Course Agriculture for
Farm Boys"-Principal A. T.. Eel
land, Benson County Agricultural
School.
THE Place of Agriculture in High
School Teachers Training Depart
ments," Supt. Irving Hyenga, Minto.
Agricultural Home Projects Under
the Smith-Hughes Plan"-Mr. C. E.
}Cavett, state Director Of Vocational
! Education.
Boys and Girls Club Work in
Relation to Agriculture in the
SchooP'-Miss Elizabeth. Burr, Coun-
: ty Club Leader, Grand Forks:Coun-
General Discussion.
II. English (1O8W), Mary J. Lay
cock. University High School Direc-
Teaching the American Spirit
Through Literature"-Bertha Jacob
"Fo1low-up work of the English
Drive'-viola Perry, Reynolds.
More Dramatics in Our High
School Course"-Leona V. Smith,
Grand Forks.
Senior High School English'-Mary
Graham (Mrs. T. K. Lund, Bisbee.
Ill. Social Science (116W), r.. Z.
Smith. Michigan City, Director.
The Question OF the Hour" M.
Beatrice tombstone, Grand Forks;
Oscar Erickson, Mayville; T. T. Sim
ley, Rugby; G. T. Almen, Northwood.
THE Personality of the Teacher
HI. E. Cleveland, Hannah.
1.-THE Social Life of the Teacher in
a Small Town"-P. J. Iverson, Lako-
THE Board and Room Problem in
a Small Town"-W. J. schwalje,
Hope; and Annie j.. Noun, Michigan.
Corporation Between Parents and
Teaching"-E. NJ. Eliassen. Crazy.
Dramatic Work in the Social Life
OF h Individual and the Commune
ty".-A. j. Bergum, Neville.
Salaries for Teachers'R. B. Muir
ply, Grafton.
~. Home Economics (1o1 w Else
Rohde, Grand Forks, Director.
Textile Teaching"-Gunhild Gill
bertson, Mayville.
Food Teaching"- Else Rohde,
Grand Forks.
Hot Lunches in Town and Coun-
try'-Heien Wylnan. Grand Forks.
Home OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nc
Mahon, Langdon.
v. Science and Mathematics Clio
Wv. F. Bonar, Langdon, Direc-
tor.
1.-THE Teaching of science."-Dr B.
p. Spence, University.
Discussion.
"The Teaching of Mathematics
President ]. c. Brown. St. Cloud
(Minn.) Normal School.
Discussion.
VI. Supervision Principals. su.
Derytsors, and superintendent
lWoodworth Auditorium), X. "A
Rygh( Egeland, Director
Self Government in High Schools"
TX. ~ Rygh, Egeland.
Sympathetic Supervision OF Teach
ere--H. l. Ylvfsaker, Leeds.
Sympafhetic Supervision Of Pu.
pill A. s. Mccullough, Wal
halla.
Direction Of Pupils, Amusementsa
-. A. Gustafson. Cavalier.
Supervisfon of Office Work and
Mkpense'-P K. cesander, stark.
h weather. ~.
ADDRESS: M. W. +. webster, Min.
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