Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-16
GENERAL CONFERENCE.

GENERAL CONFERENCE.
Matters Of particular interest, to
high school instructors throughout the
state will be taken up in the confer
ence sessions to he held all day FRI
day and Saturday.
, Practically every. high school In
North Dakota VIII be represented by
faculty members at tho conference
and many will have student rcprescn-
tation in the competitive events. The
first general meeting will begin at 10
o'clock Thursday morning, May 10. in
Woodwork audit orjun. rho Mems
Glee club of the University of North
Dakota. will sing several numbers and
will be followed by President Thomas
F.. Kane, who will welcome the edu-
Gators and deliver an address. Miss
ent Of public instruction. will be the
second speaker and will deliver an
address ON The High School And
its Part in the Preparation Of Teach
ers." lnsccctor G. i. Robertson will
also deliver a 20 minute address on.
high school subjects and will be fol-
lowed by DIR. H. j. Hun,pstonc of the
university on Mental Measurements
and Supt. George a. McFarand, who
will speak ON THE Financial Frob-
lem"
AT uoon j. luncheon will be served
to the visitors in tine monnons and
an inspection Of the campus and uni
versitv buildings will follow. The
remainder of h program has been
announced Is follows:
General Session. p. m.
Music-The Woman's C1lee club Of
the university.
The Problem of Physical Education
(15 miputes)-Supt, Arthur Deamer.
Discussion.
The Problem of Vocational Educa-
tton (15 'nninutes)-Supt- G. j. N.
Nelson.
Teacher Training in High Schools
(15 lninutes)-Supt. V. +. Goddard.
The Problem of Commercial Edu-
cation -(15minutes)-Supt. Il. a.
Trubey.
The Smith Hughes Law And Home
Economics (15 minutes)-Supt. c.
l.. Love.
Discussion of preceding papers.
Meeting Of the Athletic League
(auditorium)-4:15 p. M.
>, Meeting, of the Resolutions COM
mittec-6 to s y. m. u 10 y. m, t o
H..
Address >.lin. %armory), Sis p. M
Chanceliox e. c.. Elliott. University of
Friday, May 20.
General Session-9:30 a. m.
Music-The u. H.. S. orchestra.
Address by Chancellor E. c. Elliott.
Religion in the Public Schools M5
minutes)-Supt. w. 8. Simcox.
Religion in the Public Schools (15
minutes)-Prof.. G. C. Schmidt.
Business Meeting.
Problems. &
'Cb) Report of the Committee an
Resolutions. r,s
6. w. Hanna, Chairman.
Luncheon in the Corhrnons-17:15
p. m. : ~
Found Tables-a:oo p. m.
Art tsrd floor Woorworth)-Prof.
e. o. Christensen, chairman,
Commercial Work (3rd floor Wood
worth)-Dr. E. T. Towne, chairman,
English cos woodworth)-Prof.
John Adams Taylor, chairman.
Romance Languages (101 Wood
worth)-Dr. H1R. Brush. chairman.
Home Economics Basement, Davis
Hall)-Miss Christine Finlayson.
fcbairman.
Manual Arts Easement, Wood
worth)-Prof. Henry H. Jeddeloh.
Music Co.'s woodworh>-Prof. E.
H. Wilcox, chairman. !.
MAY FETE.
4 The May Fete, presented annually
lin i connection with the high school
conference under the direction Of Miss
Nell Martindale, will be the largest
and.best, ever given. The central idea
tof the dances will be a French flower
garden, Jeanette, owner of the garden,
] and her lover being the only human
/ characters. All Of the other dancers
will represent the different flowers.
the sun, the wind. the rain, the but.
terfulies, and the like. X
Costunaink reantre.
Costuming will be no small feature