The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-20
Appointment of
State and County
Boards Proposed

cmber 1 70 become superintendent Of
schools at las Cruces,
DR.. Nm talked upon Measure
mcnts and Tests In Relation to Pro-
notion" a subject upon which he
- an authority. MIR. Jones' lose ad-
dress was postponed from the MORN
ing session spoke upon The Rural
High School as Related 10 the North
Central A~ssociation." Il. c. Best OF
Santa Fe, superintendent OF city
schools. spoke upon THE New Plan
OF Government OF the National Ed
ucationai Association
A business session at which the
program will DO discussed and the
oificer4 OF the council for tho coming
year will be elected will follow tho
speeches late this afternoon. =. w.
Bowyer, superintendent OF schools at
Clovis. Is chairman OF tho council,
presiding over todhy's sessions.
Although tho vanguard OF the
teachers has already arrived In the
city the rush viii not begin until this
evening. All day morr teachers
will be pouring into the city from
every corner OF the state in order to
be on hand for the opening OF the
convention on Monday. Welcoming
committees from the chamber OF
will meet every train TO-
morrow to escort the visiting teach
era to the rooma which have been
engaged for them. Moro automo-
bnes and more rooms are sti!i need
ed, however.
Organ Recital
On tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'CLOCK
an organ recital will be given for the
visiting teachers at the Congregational
church at the corner of broadway ana
Coal Miss Allene Bixler. or
ganlHt OF the church will give several
numbers. She will be assisted by Mrs.
y. o. Schwenkter. aoprano and J. a.
Gould, tenor, in presenting the follow
ing program:
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?. Answer .......... Wolstenholme
3. Gnvotte $50. Thomas
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8. (a) The Secret. ......... Scott
OBJ AZ In Ola Gardens, Fisher
Mr.. j. @ Gould
g. Sonata In n. Minor. Mendelssohn
(a) Allegro Moderate
(b) Adagfo
Ccl Adante Recit
(d) Allegro Vivnce
z. (a) Cradle o ....... .Krelsler
OBJ II / But Knew. $3.50. Smith
Mrs. > .iO. Schwontker
8. Intermczzo In ID flat. 80. .HnllinH
q. Cradle soma. ,.s....... SCHUBERT
10. Crescondo -. .......... .Lftssou
The first formal Suffering OF ali
OF the assembled educators from over
the state will be az 2 o'clock on Mon
day afternoon at the Armory when
Miss Isabel Il Eckles Will call the
convention to order.
Welcoming Address
An address OF welcome to the WIS.,
fling teachers will be given by DIR.
Leroy 8. Peters, president OF the Al
buquerque Chamber OF Commerce.
Mrs. Adeilna otsro-Warren OF Santa
Fe will respond. The address OF the
afternoon viii be by Professor j. w.
Hearson OF Manhattan, Kans. s.usic
numbers viii be furnished by the high
school glee club and a soloist from
the university.
The presentation OF the attendance
hammer I o the county which has the
largest representation In proportion to
the distance travelled will precede the
business session. Nominations for Of
ficers OF the state organization for
the coming year and for the next
place Of meeting Will be made at the
business session.
library Exhibit
The University OF New Mexico
Library viii place In the High School
at the the time OF the Teachers con-
ference an exhibit OF books. maga-
zines and photographer that might be
OF help 10 the teachers. One OF the
features OF the exhibit win be a model
high school library, which will be eA-
peclaliy suggestive to the teachers
from the small town where library
facilities are limited. The exhibit win
also include nids for organizing school
llharies and helps for the teacher
Librarian. teaching aids in government
documents, material on the drama,
history and clvlcs. modern languages,
u~ocational and Industrial education
and sample tests Designed 20 measure
the abilities Of pupils in elementary
and high achool subjects.