Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-04
EDUCATIONAL
RALLY SAT-, OCT. 9
AT VAUDEVILLE

AT WATERVILLE
Announcement is made at the ONCE
Of the State superintendent of schools
Of the program for the Educational
rally in a Statewide campaign for
better schools which will be held at
Waterville. Saturday, Oct 9. under
the auspices Of the Kennebec County
Teachers Association. The program:
General Session, $50 A. N. to 10 A. NJ.
High School Assembly Hall
Music,
Waterville High school orchestra
Opening exercises.
Business.
The Responsibilities Of Our Associa-
ton, Pres. w. r. Packard
Music
Group Conferences, lo.15 A. NJ. to 10 n.
A. TEACHERS OF ONE AND TWO
TEACHER SCHOOLS
Books and Equipment for the Rural
supt. True C. Morrill,, Bangor
Discussion Of the general topic,
Making my School More Eff
ta) The Noon Lunch Plan.
Miss Grace F: Townsend. Augusta
Community Interest.
Mrs. May Cappers. Windsorville
(c) Physical Exercises that In
terest the Children. Miss Myrtle
Lyons. assisted by tie pupils Of
the New Century Rural school,
Belgrade Lakes.
3. TEACHERS OF LARGER ELE-
MENTARY SCHOOLS
High School Assembly Hall
Striking. a Balance in Subject In
struction. Miss Lillian 4. lin
Normal school. Farmington..
The Content of the Course Of
Study, Prin W. C. Mallett,
State Normal school, Farming
C. TEACHERS OF SECONDARY
SCHOOLS
Room 6. High School
The topics selected for the high
school section are such as are likely to
give the greatest amount of help for
the immediate years work. They will
leader and continued for the time al
lowed in informal discussion.
Teachers are urged to contribute of
their actual classroom experience.
Topies-By the WAY :ioo Of Introduction;
I. The Care Of the Machine: Ad-
II. Increasing Production and
Improving Quality; Technique
III. Ma Good i Citizens: So.
cializing the High School.
Nv. What We Teach; the Pro-
gram of Studies
Leaders. Prof. Pollard. University
of Maine and J. w. Taylor.
D. PATRONS AND SCHOOL Off
Room 10. High School
Informal discussion Of topics en-
phasizing team work" by patrons.
committee members and superintend-
ents.
Leader. supt, W. H. Patsen, waterville
i. The Committee Members Re-
spon.siitbiiiiities. Discus sion opened
VILE board Of education.
2. Improving the Teacher Situa.
tion-ABetter Salaries. Better
Living Conditions. Increasing
3. "a" Th eOpP Reimbursement, of the
School system for the Improve.
Schools to the Community
tJunior High School Plan. etc)
Problems Of Of School Building
S. Requirements for Increased
Financial Support Of Schools
ost-sosstAer Dinner, l2.1s r. II. X
! Free Baptist Church, Getcheu Street
The "Get-toEsther Dinner" is an in,
snappy talks, live singing and eoot
fellowship will make this profitable
, and jolly hour.
High School Assembly Hall
Community singing. led by ]. Franci.
MacNichol. Augusta.
| Greetings from the Maine Teachers
Association. Pres Frank Nc
A Brief os statement a Of TIE se.y,c. a,
ton. H. A. Allan. Augusta. Stat
director. N. E, A.
Community singing.
Address,
Henry f. Dunnack. State libraria,
The Sses.am Of Physical Education,
| pr ,snSsat :qson by state suDerin
| Illustration of work by pupils le,
| by Miss Frances O. Nichols su
pervisor of physical education
Augusta, and Miss Myrti
Lyons. rural helping teacher
Informal discussion.
9snsSa, session, 500 P. H.
Methodist Church. Center and Pleas
ant StTeetS.
Community singing. led By Mr.. Mac
! Nichol.
Report OF committee on resolutions.
Music.
Names Educational Program. d,
Augustus o. Thomas, State SIT
perintendent OF public schools.
Kennebec County's Part in the Stat
Program. Rev. c. A. Knicker
booker, Waterville.
Music.
| Address.
Officers of the Association are:
President. W. r. Packard. Winthro
vice president. Louis J. west, Wetej
VILE: secretary and treasurer. Ad
Edgecomb. Augusta
Please register as members Of tn
association as promptly as possibl
after arrival at the place Of meeting
Those requiring assistance in al
ranging for entertainment shoul
communicate with Prin. L. j. Yves
u1rNatervillc. BE sure to attend tn
ktogcther dinner. -