Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-23
GAYLORD
WILL ATTEND
BOHEMIAN MEET
Prominent Speakers to Talk
at Vocational Congress
November 24-25.

Miss Ihelma Gaylord, senior, wall
represent the Great Falls high school
at the eighth annual vocational con-
gress for high school girls at Boze-
man. November a and %. according
to an announcement given out at the
high school Wednesday y. Miss Gaylord
was picked from three delegates chos-
en- by teachers of senior students at
the school. The selection was made
by the Women's club, which organi-
cation is also represented by the dele
gate. The other two candidates were
Miss Eloise Walker and Miss Mar
jorie Macrea, both seniors.
The plans for the congress are vir-
tually complete, according to a bulle-
tin sent out by the state college. The
meetings will be held in the drill hall
on the college campus and a large
number of delegates from all parts of
the state have been chosen.
Miss Nonette Noble of Great Falls
has been named chairman Of the con
vention.
The program, in part, is as follows:
Friday Morning
Opening Of Congress, Nonetta Noble,
chairman of the convention; Devotion
al, Dorothy Burgess: address of vel
come, Dean J. NJ. Hamilton, Montana
state college; greetings from Gallatin
high school and from president Of
Woman's League, Marie Moebus: re
Spouse to the later, from Park county
high school, by Roe Hefferlin, and roll
call.
How to Make Notes and Make a Re-
port" J.. Wheeler Barger, Montana
state college; Teaching as a Profess
SION" Miss Adelaide NJ. Aver, rural
school superintendent, state depart
ment, Helena; announcement of de-
partmental conferences; Woman and
the Complex Twentieth Century"
Dean Harriet Rankin Sedman, state
university. Missoula; Women in
Medical Sciences" Dr. Caroline Nc
Gill, Murray hospital, Butte; Tasks
and Taskmasters," Sarah Louise Arm
old, dean emeritus, Simmins College,
Boston, Mass.
Friday Afternoon
Report of attendance committee;
life at College" Dorothy Dean: The
Trained Nurse and Her Mind DIR.
McGill; High School Recreation"
Mignon Lott; THE Need of an Every
day Art" Mrs. Olgo Ross Hamilton,
Montana state college; conferences,
$3.50 o'clock
Delegates are invited to visit science
art and home economics departments
to become acquainted with work being
done. Representatives will be pres
ent to demonstrate.
Friday Evening
Musical, Montana state college mu-
sic department; J. w. Ever, bass
BARITONE: Jeanne Farrow HINES,
pianist; Mrs. E. o. Holm, a%ccompan-
list; My Community and L." Mrs. s.
NJ. Souders, president State Fedora
ton Of Women's clubs Of Montana;
Home Economics and the Business
World,' Miss Gurdun Carlson, home
economics specialist, Institute of Meat
Packers, Chicago; Earning a Living,
Yet Learning to Live" Dean Arnold.
Saturday Morning
Report of attendance: Women in
the Field of Y. W. c. A. Service" Miss
Maude. Quinn, student secretary, Y.
w. c. A, Missoula: My Personal Ex-
p~erience in Art Preparation" Miss
Mary %Stranahan, Havre high school;
Your Hobby" Miss Eva Pack, ply
steal director of women. Montana
state college: college mems quartet;
greetings from visitors; The Teach
ing of Home economics" Miss Rose
mary Trackwell, Deer Lodge, city
schools: Constitutional Management"
Miss Dorothy Noble, dietitian Dea-
coness hospital, Great Falls; The
Major Voration,' Dean Arnold.