Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-11-23
TEACHERS
PROGRAM
FOR TODAY
Fifth General Assembly, Palace The
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President E. L. Cummings. presiding.
Music--Fifth and Sixth Grade Cho-
ruses. Miss Lena NJ. Spoor, Director.
a. Girls Chorus.
b. Boys Chorus.
C. Combined Choruses, ''The Stars
Invocation-Rev. w. B. Nelson.
Address-Professor Peter Dykema,
director community singing, Uniyer-
sity Of Wisconsin.
Address-"Outer Controls in Develop
ment of Inner Controls of Conduct
5. E. Davis, president state Nor
NAL, Dillon, Mont.
Address-Governor JOS NJ. Dixon.
Moon Maid (musical comedy special
performance by Helena talent, for
teachers only, Palace theater, SIS
p. M; tickets, 81, plus war tax.
Visual Education, Montana Power Co.
Building, 10 a. m.
1.-THE Influence of Motion Pictures
Upon the Citizenship
ent G. G. Manning Of Lewistown.
Financing the High School Picture
Show"-Principal Leroy w. Beam,
Beaverhead county high school.
What Montana Schools are Doing
With Motion Pictures" Principal
Clarence B. May, Hinsdale.
"a Montana School Film Organization"
Representative of State university.
Demonstrations With the American
Projectoscope" - Western Theater
Equipment Co, Billings.
State and County Superintendent and
Temple, 10 a. m.
1-"Follow-Up Work for Teachers
Meetings" Miss Kirk. high school
training teacher. Bozeman.
2.-"What Should the Rural Teacher
Measurements? Doctor Davis.
3.-'Putting the Responsibility for
Seventh and Eighth Grade Failures
Up to Teachers and Principals" Jen-
ME Moore.
Commercial Section, Senior High,
Room So, 10 a. m.
Round table discussion-Course of
Study for commercial department of
Montana high schools-Leader, Carl
A. lessen, Montana state high school
inspector.
Business meeting.
Music Supervisors, Senior High Music
Room, 10 A. M.
Paper--.-"Use of Projects in Teach
ing Applied Automatically Prof.
George NJ. Warner. Lewistown.
Address-"Some Post War Musical
Readjustments" A consideration of
the general attitude toward music and
its effects upon school music teaching
Peter Dykema, University of Wis
consin.
Mathematics, Senior High, Room ~,
10 A. NJ.
Paper-'Use of Projects in Teach
George N. Warner, Lewistown.
er-"Humanizing Mathematics"
BY Miss Anne Houliston, Great Falls.
Round table discussion.
Business meeting.
School DormitorIes. Junior High,
Room Is. 10 A. NJ.
Purchasing Institutional Equipment
Speaker to be assigned.
Buying Food Supplies for' the insti-
tution"-AIrs. John Noyes. Winnett
High School Dormitory.
Accounting for Institutions '-Dor-
othy Noble. student in Institutional
Management at Montana State College,
Great Falls.
institutional Work from the Hospi-
tai Point of yiew''-Mrs. S. NJ. Soud-
ers. Red Lodge.
Business meeting.
Montana State Inter Scholastic Ath-
letic Association
Chairman. A. L. Peterson. Miles
City: secretary, G. A. ketcham, Mis-
soula.
Business meeting. at $50 q. m. in
Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium.
Home Economics Association, Junior
High. Room %, 10 A. M.
Mrs. Anna l.. Burdick of the Federal
Board for Vocational Education will
speak.
Recreation Mignon Quaw.
Teachers of English, Odd Fellows
Hall, 10 a. m.
10-11-Discussion of Course of |
study. 4
Round Table Discussion.
11-12-Consideratio of Debating /
League and Interscholastic Declama- |
tory Contests-Edward L. Freeman,
Aiissoula. |
Executive and Administrative Women
In Education, Junior High, Room
Is, 10 a. m.
"Economizing in Education ''-Adel-
lide Aver, State Rural Supervisor.
Discussion.
Social Standards of Educators as
, Problem for Executives in Educa- !;
.ion''-Mrs. Nina Mcfarland. Supt.
Roosevelt county.
Discussion-Mrs. Harriet r.. Sedman,
of Montana.
Educators as Executives"
Great Falls.
Business Meeting.
Rural and City School Trustees, Junior
High Auditorium, 8 a. m.
Frequent Changes of Teachers;
How Ayoided--Mr. II. P. Kruger,
Pennington.
Annual Salary or Monthly. Position
,r Job--Mr. Geo. III. Kirk, Renchland.
Housing for Rural Teachers-Mrs.
Bertha Chatterton, Spion kop
Consolidation of Districts. Why or
Why Not--Mrs. John Quickenden,
Lewistown.
Transportation VS. Small, Ili-Equip- |
ped School-AIr. G. n. Thurman, Pom |
lera.
Care of Isolated Families Remote
from School-Mr. w. L. Stockton. |
Charleston.
Banquets.
Pan-Hellenic Luncheon. For ali
Fraternity Women.
Wednesday, 1920 o'clock. Hotel
Rainbow.
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