Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-28

size.-Adv.
ed by the students themselves. There
will be no special exercises. aside
from the fact that each teacher will
try to demonstrate by an actual
class recitation on advanced matter
the kind Of training which is at
tempted at the school. In many
classes the so-called "socailized reel
tation'' will be exemplified. In this
type Of instruction the students are
held individually responsible for
certain particular phases of, SUBJ
iect at issue. the theory being that
the student is more apt to bring in
carefully prepared information if the
student knows that he is the only
| one in the class who can be depend
ed to add that information 10 the
general discussion. Certain phases
of the project method will be de-
| lineated, showing how new prob
lens are attacked and solved by the
personal contributions of the stu
dents under the direction of the
teachers.
Il ne IdDOTdtOTN GLASSES Will WI n
simple experiments. the sewing
classes will be found in the act of
nearly completing the dainty house
dresses which they are making, the
cooking classes will prepare the re-
! freshments for the social hour which
comes at 4.30, and so on throughout
| the "a busy rooms. Owing to an
error in the first announcement
there might arise a misunderstood
ing on the time of the session today
The school will come to order at
| lis and classes will continue until
4 so. There will be no general as
sembly of all students as there is not
room in Assembly hall TO hold any
extra people when the four classes
are there. The hall will be opened
at 4.30, however, when the guests
will have an opportunity to hear the
school orchestra under the leader
ship. Of Seth Gordon Emery, super
visor of music.
Teachers will be found as fo4)ws
! for the most of the afternoon: Room
II, Miss Harrington, Freshman
mathematics, penmanship and
spelling: Room ?. Miss Little. Latin
and French; Room 4, Miss White,
Junior High. 9th Grade: Room .,
Miss Tucker, sewing; Room 6, Miss
Weeks, French advanced; Room l.,
Miss Vickery, Latin and Mrs. Allen,
I arithmetic; Room 8, Miss Robinson,
Freshman and Sophomore English
and Miss Lee. Commercial English:
Room Q, Miss Dunnels. mathematics,
advanced: Room II, Miss Gibbs,
English and French; Room 16, Mr..
f., Floyd chemistry. physics and geol-
ogy; Room 20. Miss Rideout. Eng
lish; Room 81. Miss Tracy. English
and History: Room %, Miss Day,
algebra; Room 81, Mr.. Thompson,
study room; Room 26. Miss Spauld-
ing, Shorthand. Miss Robinson, Eng
lish: Room %, MIR. Quimby, princi-
pals office: Room 80. Miss &pauId-
ing, Miss Lee. Miss Driscoll. type
writing: Room %, Mr.. Thurston,
bookkeeping: Mr.. Quimby, eco
nomics Room 81, Miss Driscoll,
Miss Spaulding, shorthand. Miss Lee.
English.
Chicago April o7.-The government
is Withholding action towards the
forfeiture of the bonds of William
D. Haywood, I. w. w. leader who is
believed to be in Russia, pending re-
cepit of cablegram from Haywood
himself, which is expected daily,
Charles F. Cylne, United States Dis
trict Attorney said today.
Friends of Haywood have suggest
ed to federal officials that he might
be willing to return to this country
and serve his 20-year penitentiary
sentence for obstructing this coun-
try's wa ractivities if assured that
his bonds would not be forfeited. Mr..
Clyne refused to say. however. that
government officials have agreed to
THE.
Otto Christensen. Haywoods atior-
ney. said he believed that Haywood
would be given until July 10 to re-
turn. but that he must promise i'm
mediately to return by that, time.