Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-26

house for informal discussion of the
business and legislative measures that
will be taken up at Helena Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The revised system for the certiflca-
ton of teachers, which is considered
the most important legislative measure
to be voted on, was taken up in round
table discussion. While the meeting
was not held to form definite opinions
or to promote unanimous voting, 1t
was generally agreed by the delegates
&hat requirements for certificatlon
must be strengthened in order to raise
the standard Of teachers, many OF whom
it is felt lack proper training. Under
the proposed plan two certificates VIII
be offered. One of these will be q
one wear certificate, the other will be
issued for two years and the require
ments for obtaining it will be more dlf-
ficuIt than those issued for the first:
For. high school teachers the standar
for certification will be based on an
examination of even greater strlctness.
Educational Needs
Educational needs of the state and
nation will be discussed at Helena. The
program includes addresses on taxa
ton, the county unit plan and other
matters of Importance. Among the
speakers on the program are educat-
ors Of nationwide reputation, including
Sarah Louise Arnold of Boston, Ran
dali J. Condor of Cincinnati and Mis-
2. Haugen of Madison, Wis.
The first general session Will be
opened on Monday morning Of conven-
ton week at $50, T. NJ. Cummings,
president in 192O-21 presiding. The
program will be as follows:
Music-Helena high school orches-
ira: soprano solo, Mrs. Glen Shafer.
Invocation: The Rev. Newman Hall
Burdick Of First Presbyterian church.
Addresses of welcome-Former Gov
ernor Sam Y. Stewart, city attorney,
for the city: Judge E. c. Day, presi-
dent of the board of education, for the
schools.
Response-by a visitor, to be Sc
lected. .
Presidents address: '"The Problem of
Financing Public Education in Mon
tana,'' J.. M. Hamilton, dean of the
state college. Bozeman.
Address-Dean Sarah Louis Arnold,
On the afternoon of the first day,
at 400 o'clock, an oparetta. 1.-The
Pied Piper of Hamelin," will be sung
by pupils of the Helena public schools.
Second Session
The second general session will be
on the evening of the first day, begin
ming at 1880.
Music: Wesleyan Gele club: piano
solo, Mrs. Will Whalen; soprano solo,
Miss iona Shull.
Invocation: Rev. T. f. Carlson of
the Congregational church.
'"The Ccrtification of Teachers" DIR.
Freeman Daughters, Of the State uni
versity, Missoula. -,
Address: Dean Sarah Louise Arnold,
Boston. /.
.sThe Parent-Teachers' Association
public schools.
The third general session will oper
at $50 a. IN. of the second day, Vice
President c. G. Manning of Lewis
Music: High School Girls Glee
club: violin solo, Nine. Ericke; soprano
solo. Mrs. r. o, Kaufman.
4 Invocation: The Rev. II. G. Hum
phrey of st. Paurs NJ. e. church.
Address: Superintendent Randall j
Condor Of Cincinnati.
An Official Journal for the Montana
State Teachers Association Presi.
dent s. E. Davis Of the State norma
college. Dillon.
lUS Souuly Al 4 Aohr AAH2 %'AI
Trumper, state superintendent Of pub
lie instruction.
Physical Education
On the afternoon of the second day
beginning at 4:30, a demonstration o
physical education will be given IN thu
public school gymnasium, under TIL
anspices of the physical training de
partment of the Helena public schools
directed BY e. S. Thomas and Mis-
Grace NJ. Griffin.
Vice President S. e. Davis will pre-
side over the following program OF
the evening of the second day, begin
ming at 1880.
tralto solo, Mrs. Foley Waters; violil
and piano. Mr.. and Mrs. II. IL. Hous
ton.
Invocation: The Rev. James F. Nc
Nance, d. D., Of the First BaPtls
church.
Address: Rt. Rev. William f. Fa
her. bishop of the Montana EpIscopa
diocese.
Music: Marie Finney.
The fifth and closing general sesslo.
will be held on Wednesday ~afternoo'
az . 1t will be a business session
and President James NJ. Hamilton o
Bozeman, will preside: -,
Music: Tenor solo, Richard Smith
mczzo-contralto solo, Miss Henriett
Goettal.
Invocation: The Rev. L. Hulscl
minister Of the First Congregations
church.
Address: Taxation Nils z. Hau
gen Of Madison, Wis, taxation counst
of the state board of equalization.
Reports of committees; other bus
ness.
Officers Named
President, Dean j. NJ. HamlitoI
Bozeman; first vice president, ;. /
Davis. president of the State Norm;
college, Dillon; second vice preslden
Supt. G. G. Manning, Lewistown; sec
retary-treasurer, Supt. ID. 5. William
Executive committee: President Han
iIton, chairman; Supt. D. ); William
secretary. Glasgow; Supt. X. @. Gun
~ningham, Bozeman; Supt- :. ". oral
dew. Terry; President $. q. Davis.
Legislation committee: MISS Ma
Trumper, Helena, chairman. snpt;
r. Logan, Hardin; Principal 4; y. W
iidge, Terry; Supt. Ira B.; Fee MIS-
goila; Principal J. A. Woodland. :
Educational progress: president ;
Il. Davis, chairman; Supt. ). y. W
liams, Harlowton; Supt. j.. >. Ilt.'
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