Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-15
PROGRAM

Grand Forks will be the Mecca
Of North Dakota educators this week
when thousands of people will as
semble to attend the annual meeting
Of the northeastern division Of the
State Teachers association on May
II, 10 and 10, and the state high.
school conference at the University
OF Dakota on May 49, 10 ands2b.
Division Meetings. I,
The meetings of the northeastern
division will be held in the city audis
forum. The high school teachers OF
this orEa nization will join with the
high school conference in meetings
held on Thursday and Fri lay.
sPrpfessionalize s&&lurf service,,, will
meeting. Thg ss sesssP! ~ lYeaAnsssday
Forks schools under the direction of
Superintendent w. c. Stebbins and
dent des fetes N iaieaes 81 Ehe e sesthesst7
srnr division, will-deffver -apseaddfess,
1.-THE Teacher. His Profession, Its
Problems" VIII be followed by
DIR. j. NJ. Gillette, department of So
GEOLOGY of the state university, discus
sing "Professionalization of Teach
ers," and President J. o. Evjen of the
Mayville State Normal scheal, who
will speak on. The Relation Of Edu-
cation to Philosopher The after
noon program will close with report
of committees and the appointment
Of other necessary com mittee &
DR.. Lord to Speak. n
The evening meeting will be held
at S:15 in the city s$apditori4m with
, a musical .nurnber by abe Grand
: Forks High School -Giee club, under
the direction IF Miss Gertrude Smith.
The main. address, f the evening
will be by Dr.eIA'G.I.erd president
"What Shall we Do Now| DR.. Lord
is an 'educatoryof national fame and
was 1t one time pFesidentsof the
! Moorhead Normal School.
The other address of the evenings
program will be given by A. M. Kvel-
10, Lisbon, president Of the State
lSchool Directors association. The
program will close with q business
session when the constitution will be
4 adopted, committee reports will be
heard and officers will be elected for
the coming The present effi-
GERS OF the organisation are Stunt:
Peter Anderson Of fLAkota, president;
! Supt. r. B. Murphy Of Grafton, first
vice president; Prin. Katherine a.
WHITLEY. Of Grand Forks, seGond vice
4, president; Hupt.f Anna q. Nestoss Of
i Hillsboro, third vice prestden and
Supt- X. A. Rygh OF Eseland, secre-
ttary-treasurer. /, r. * y. &
High school sConfersnee.
since.the inauguration AZ the 6tate
has been the custom OF the School
of Education to hold = seFiss Of lac
lures. addresses and round-table dig
i cussions for 9the4state high school
superintendents, principals and teach.
sersaRho are ils attendai0Asx h sshtGh
School conference. These are asran9-
Ed SO assnot to seriously cohaitt With
the intsrscholastic actiyitiass pf the
Those.> il charge OF thu program
have. been successful in obtaining two
well known outside spoRkersrawDp.
Ford, Who is also to address the sdi-
yisional meeting, andNDr, Es5 81. swift,
professor OF educa ton At thu IInjveFs
sity Of Minnesota. DR.. Lord has
been engaged IN educational work for
the past forty years. and is expected
to bring some very interesting things
before the conference.
Dean Joseph Kennedy and Frefes-
spr C. c. Schmidt Of the comrnittee'
IL charge, have, known Or. Lard for
Me past fortySyears and It ID largely
hrough their efforts that he has con
$ented to come, here, AT 0Aea time he
! Nas presid entap III the sMoorhead Nor.
HaI school andSis considered one OF
he leading edlieatDrs In the state pfs
Minnesota. Dr. 6wttts professor OF
nesota. will give an tptsrestnx ad-
Hress the last day Of the r~onferencec
III the subject, The Stete.AsSA Fsactpf
NJ pubIic school Tinanos.shE DE-.
swift was professor q AdncAk3en ut