The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-30
EDUCATORS TO
MEET HERE IN APR.
Southeastern Division To Hold Sec-
ond Annual Convention April g.
z. Big Program. Ready.

| sion, North DakOCa state leacnerS
association will meet in their second
annual convention Thursday and Fri
day, April 6 and 7, at the State Tea
chers' college,.
Speakers from out Of the state will
include Professor Julius Baraas Of
the Minnesota state board of educa-
ton, and E. M. Phillips, Minnesota
state high school inspector. In addit-
ion to the general programs there
will be departmental sessions by the
rural school,, elementary and high
school sections.
H. H. Kirk of Casselton, president
of the division, will preside. Other
officers include: Harriet E. Perry OF
Jamestown, first vice-president; Ell
sic Reid of Valley City, second vice
, president; Blanche Stevens of Ellen
dale, secretary; and H. L. Woll OF
Medina; treasurer.
II. o. Savik Of Hankinson, j. r.
Fuller of Glendale and Mary McGln-
| mis- of Jamestown are members OF
the resolutions committee. The nom-
jnation committee comprises: Mar
tha 7. Fulton of Wahpeton; j. c.
Gould of Oakes and II. O. Savik OF
Hankinson; G. w. Hanna, W. M.
Wemett and R. L. Brown have charge
of the local arrangements
The complete program has been an
nounced as follows:
Thursday, April S
Forenoon-Visit Valley Ciy public
school and State Teachers college
training school. Separate program
at registration headquarters.
The general association program
will be held in the State Teachers col
leee auditorium, Superintendent II.
H. Kirk, president.
Thursday, p. m.
Invocation-Rev. Thos. r. Nugent'
Address Of Welcome--Mayor A. &.
Bonhus.
Response-President H. H. Kirk.
Music-Valley City public schools.
Address" -!"The Need of the Hour
in North Dakota, State Supern-
tendent Minnie J. Nelson.
Address-"Present Day Problems"
Professor Julius Borass, member OF
Minnesota state board Of education.
Friday, 9 a. m.
Music-Valley City public schools.
"The Opportunity and Duty OF
Teachers Organization" R. L. Brown
secretary, N. D. T. A.
Salary round table discussion.
Annual business meeting.
Community singing, led by Frances
E. Chatburn.
Address-"Prerequisites",' E. nj.
Phillips, Minnesota state high schoo'
inspector.
Friday, 8 p. M.
Music-State Teachers College
conservatory.
Address-"Up from Poverty, Pres
ident B. H. Kroeze, jamestown COL
lege. :,
ess-"Purposeful Education,
f. M. Phillips, Minnesota state hlgh
school inspector.
The high school section will meet
in room No. 13O with Principal M. 3
Ward, Valley City, chairman.
Thursday, p. m.
"High School Education as Adver-
tised", Principal Stella Buchanan OF
jamestown.
"some Demands Of Present Sci
once Courses, Florence Klaus, VAL
ley City.
Discussion-"Social Problems OF
the High School,, leader, Principal
Paul Shafter, Wahpeton.
Friday, 2 p. m.
"Developing Leadership IN tne
High School,, Superintendent X. A.
Trubey, Lidgerwood.
"Character Making in the Hlgh
School,, Superintendent J. c. Gouldr
Cakes.
Observation-Disclosures Perspec-
tive", leader, Principal B. c. Tlghe,
Fargo.
Business session.
The elementary session NETS IN the
auditorium. Chairman, Anna Gra-
ham, Jamestown.
Thursday, p. m.
i "What the Supervisor Looks For,
Superintendent Norman c. Kontz, OF
Jamestown.
"Problems of the Curriculum, Su-
perntendent Martha T. Fulton, OF
Wahpeton.
"The Development of the Proper
Ideals as an Objective in Education,
Superintendent F. Fay Rogers, Tow
er City.
Business session.