Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-10-04

IL. Problems of the Home Economies
! Teacher. Miss Bernardine Cooney.
+, state superintendent Of home
! economics.
. Sewing Project in the Portland
i High School. Speaker to be an
: 8. The School Lunch Problem in Ru-
raj Schools, Miss Sanford Coombs,
f; Rurnford
/ IN. Department of Public School
Music, music room, third floor
i nigh school.
Chairman. Adelbert W. Sprague. pro-
| fessor of music, University OF
| Maine and director OF music, Ban
gor High school,
Large Ensemble Productions in the
! Smaller Communities. Prin. Wal
ter l.. Linscott, Ashland High
school
A Musical Adventure in Project teach
ing, James T. Sleeper, teacher OF
public school music, Passaic y. j.
The Music Supervisor as Community
Asset, Harry +. Whitemoie. presi-
dent Eastern Music Supervisors
Conference; supervisor of music
Manchester. n. II.
The school Eand as a Promoter of
Discipline and Good Citizenship
Leyiand Whipple, band director
and coach, Bangor High school
Supper and annual business session Of
the Maine Music Supervisors AS
sociation from to / o'clock, the
| place to be announced.>
X. Department of Commercial
Branches, Room 100, first floor,
| high school.
School Of Commerce. Auburn.
Round Table Conference, Talks and
demonstratlons by a number of
| Every instructor Of secondary
| commercial work in the state IS
! urged to be present.
XL Department of Rural Helping
Teachers, Girls gymnasium, hign
| school.
Chairman, Miss Harriet OBricn.
Rockland
Conference and discussion of prob
lens of direct interest to rural help
ing teachers. reunion and get-together
supper in domestic science rooms aG-
Joining the gymnasium. Meeting open
only to teachers who have had train
ling at the school fora Rural Leaders.
Imp%9rtant--rhis session opens at
Thursday Afternoon, 4 O'clock
General Session, Auditorium. City Hail
Music. Portland High school orchestra
Introductory address, DR.. Augustus O.
Thomas. State superintendent Of
public schools.
Address, Hon. John ]. Tigort, United
States commissioner of education.
Thursday Evening, 8 O'clock.
Music. Boys choir of Ste Luke's Ca
thedral. Portland.
Address. Miss Charl o. Williams.
president of the National Educa-
tional Association.
Lost in America,-The Poet and tho
! Prophet. Dallas Lore sharpe, pro
fessor of English. Boston Uni
versity.
Friday Morning, 9 O'clock
Department SerSionS
Xxi. Department of PRIMARY Schools
and kjndergartens, Assembly hall.
High school:
Chairman, Miss Nellie +. Brown. su-
pervisor of kindergartenS, Ban
Good English for Youngsters-Its I'm
portance, Prof. Wilmot +. Mitch
ell, department of rhetoric, Bow
dQin College
Some Present Day Essentials of Pri-
mary School Work Miss Florence
NJ Hale. State agent for rural
education.
When is a Child Educated. Miss Gail
York City.
VIII. Department of Grammar and
Junior High Schools, Auditorium,
Chairman. Miss Helen NJ. King super
vising principal, Portland.
shakespcarean drama.
Riding the Plains EaTa5d Mi;5 H. Il; sG56srn koSa1
Northwest Mounted Police. Daniel
4. MacKay, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
MY; Department of Secondary
| sehool SCI l1 i Pr Principals. music room,
Chairman, Prin. G. w. Proctor, Bangor
High school
The plans for the conference of sec
ondary school principals arc not yet
completed,
Ky. Department of Mathematics
Room 1G3. first floor high school.
Chairman. Frin Harry A Blake, Dcx-
j. figures Tell the Truthc Dean J. n
Hart, University of Maine,
J., cIsslon.
l..ce ana Use of Standardized Tests
f~l, Col-
= Alexander ]. Ingls graduate of
School OF Education, Harvard
University.
Discussion.
XVI. Department of Modern Ian
guagas. Room 2lo, second floor
Chairman, Prof. Roy NJ. Peterson, de-
partment of Spanish and italian.
University of Maine.
Prof sydney r. Brown. professor
in French, Bates College
Teaching be Stimulated and Vital
lied" C10-15 minute talks).
Correspondence With Foreign Pupils.
Miss Arabel l.. Allen, Livermore
Falls High school.
Teaching Vocabulary. Miss Florence
H. Weeks. Cony High school Au-
guSta
Discussion. led by Miss Efe NJ. Nod
din. Edward Little High school.
; LIE role du livre dc lecture dams fen
seignement des langues vivantes
Prof Osmond T. Roberts. depart
ment of French and French Lit
erature. Smith College.
XVII. Department of Secondary
s School Agriculture. Room 1o.,
first floor. high school.
Chairman, Ralph T. Coffey. East Cor
, fnth Academy.
improvements of Teachers in Service
: Franklin E. Heald. state agent for
teacher training in agriculture,
Massachusetts,
XVIII. Department of Drawing
Room 20S, second floor, high
school.
, Chairman. Miss Helen L. varrey, SUI.
pervisor of drawing. Brunswick
Drawing in Our Public Schools Miss
Harriet F.. Thompson. teacher Of
drawing. Portland High school
Fashion, Taste. Style and Art in Dress
an illustrated lecture. Fred
Hamilton Daniels director Of
drawing. Newton. Mass.
| XIX. Department of Commercial
, Branches. Room 100, first floor
Chairman, Prin. n. W. Mann, Maine
II School Of Commerce. Auburn.