Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-22
TEACHERS
PROGRAM
FOR TODAY
THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
paIaco Th0at0r. l:45.

THlHD GENEHAl ASSEMBLY,
Palace Theater, :45.
President +. l.. Cummings presiding.
Music-Fergus County High School
String quartet. Jesse Ever. director.
Invocation-Rev. Christoph Keller.
Address--Dr. Edward T. Devine, assoc
ciate editor Of Survey, New York
City.
Business meeting of the association.
Ut is desired that all members be
present. The reorganization OF the
association will be carried OUT
FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Palace Theatsr, $50.
Vice President 8. r. Logan, pre-
siding.
Music-Piano solo-Miss Lorraine Lal.
iberte, Great Falls Conservatory OF
Music.
Invocation-Rev. We're V. Lopez. !,
Mr.. Alex Campbell.
Address-"Idle Ideals" p. G. Elliot,
chancellor, University Of Montana.
Address-Dr, Edward T. Devine. assoc
ciate editor Of Survey, New York
City. -
BAN0UETS.
Home Economics State Association,
Park Hotel, 1890.
Schoolmasters' banquet Masonic
Pres President Il supt, Ward H. Nye. Bill
sinsins-Directed by Jesse Ever,
AddressD'The sehoelmaster's Rela-
t;on to the Community and the
State" Hon. q. n. Cooney, Great
Schoolmistresses' banquet, Palm
room, Hotel Rainbow, 6 p. m.
President-Jane Keeney, Great Falls.
Vice President-Jenny Robinson,
Secretary-Lucretia Goff. Conrad.
DEPARTMENTS AND SECTIONS
College and University Section, s:45
q. n.
Second day subjects-"Humanizing
the College Curriculum" 10 minutes,
Changes Made in Curricula Over the
Country" Professor ]. H. Underwood;
10 minutes, Discussion; 10 minutes, nI,
of Science Professor w. 81. Cob
leigh; 10 minutes, The Distinctive
Feature Of Liberal Education Under
Catholic Auspices" Rev. Father n. G.
Hoff, Address, Doctor Edward T. De-
High School. 10 T. m.
"values of Scales and Measurements
in Classifying High Schools" T.: Q.
Smith; Round table discussion; What
Service Should 4 Community Expect OF
a High School?" j. r. Culver; round
table discussion,
City Supsrlntendents and Supervising
Principals, 10 Z. m.
Participation in Civic Affairs as q,
Basis for Teaching Citizenship," Su-
perintendent John Dietrich, Helena;
led by r. H. Livingston:
Wolf Point; Religious Education"
Rev, Newman: w. G. T. T., Rev. Ida
NJ. Herrick,
Industrial Education, $50 4. N.
Developing Agricultural Resources
O. S.nt u caaesd. County pa' Farm Bureau;
10000, Marketing Of Grain in Mon
tana." Dean ]. N. Hamilton. Montana
State college; 10:30-1l, Relation of
General Education to Vocational Edu-
cntion.' Prof. J. III. Hoist, Montana
state college: Hill 80, General discus
sion and questions, NJ. ]. Abbey.
Home Economics. 10 4 N.
General subject Home Manage
ment,"
History and CivIcs, 10 .. m.
Report of Committee on Course Of
Study in Social Sciences for Montana
High Schools" G. A. lessen. state high
school supervisor, chairman.
Discussion led by L. w. Beam, prin-
cipal Beaverhead county high school.
Possibilities OF Motion Pictures as
Agency in Training for citizenship"
G. G. Manning, Lewis
town city schools.
Discussion led by Principal +. o.
Flathead county high school.
Program of American Bankers As
ISOLATION in Training for Citisenship."
r. q, Kaufman, chairman committee on
education, Montana Bankers associa-
ton.
Geography. 10 4. N.
"Vitalizing the Teaching OF Geo
yraphy," Miss Dora Drowatnky, normal
training department Butte high school.
Business session.
kindergarten and Primary, 10 4. n.
How the kindergarten and the
Primary May Aid in the Training for
citizenship" Miss Fannie Axtell. Great
Falls.
latsrmsdlats and Grammar. 10 4 m.
Address, Rev. Ida Aerrick, national
". g. =. y. lecturer, Nebraska
Discussion.
Business meeting.
Commercial Section, $50 A. N.
All penmanship teachers of Montana
are cordially invited to join the COM
mercial section.
Address to Psnmanship Teachsrs"
III. A. Steadman, Billings.
Discussion Subjects Which Should
Be Included In the Curriculum Of the
Hieh school Commercial Cuurae."
Mr.. .AeorSs ". sAndersen, Butte.
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