Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04
SYMPHONY CONCERT WILL OPEN
TEACHERS CONVENTION, BANGOR
OCT. 1871; PROGRAM ANNOUNCED

Music. Lyric male quartet. Bangor
Edueation and Citizenship: Prof
ton, Boston University.
Friday Morning. Oct. ~
AI; DEPARTMENT Of Grammar and
5 5un,o Sa1 High schools grades -"
chairman-John L. Hooper. principal
of Webster school, Auburn
The Possible Value of the Junior High
School over the ga Organization.
B. D. Remy. principal Forest Park
school, Sprin gfeld, Mass.
Life and Literature. Charles Swain
Thomas. editor of the educational
department. Of the Atlantic Month
XII. Department Of Primary Schools
and Kindergartens, Assembly hall,
chairn,an-Siiss Elizabeth, NJ Collins,
primary supervisor, Augusta.
Music-Songs TO Sing TO Children:
Group one, Mrs. Marion Drake Fland-
ers. supervisor of music. Bangor
Group two, Mrs. Rilla Runnells Ath-
erton, supervisor Of music. Au-
Health Education in School, Miss Ma
bel I. Eragg, assistant superin-
tendent of schools, Newton. Mass.
Some. EDUCATIONAL Divinlties. MISS LII
Ian !; Lincoln. supervisor Of train
ing. Pennington Normal school.
Discussion, led BY supt. ". o. Chase
of Old Town
Exhibition of kindergarten and pri-
mary work.
There will be an exhibition of kin
Rooms liz and lis. high school build
ing, from many cities and towns in
Maine. This exhibition will be under
the direction Of Miss Mabel L. Osgood,
School Principals. First Baptist
church, Center street:
Chairman-Prin. W z. Wing of Deer
:. ing High school. Portland.
{. Zabriskie. Washington r Irving
High school. New York City.
Making the Association Effective. Jo-
siah w. Taylor, State agent for
secondary education.
Maine to Secondary Schools, Pres.
c. c. Little. University Of Maine.
Lunch At ChambSt Of Commerce at Il
O'Clock.
of ads ae eieofon an Of o aspGr
XIV. Department of Mathematics,
Room so7s third floor; high school;
Chairman-Priu A. ". Boston, Sanford
Address. John A. Marsh. English High
school. Boston.
Round table: topic. The Report of the
National Committee on Mathemat-
ical Requirements"
The following speakers will discuss
c esrtaln chapters Of the report: PFrin.
guerlte Z. Lougee. Jordan High school.
Lewiston. Prin. Charles B. Haskell
South Portland: Prin. Everett V. Per
kins. Houltcn; Dean J. y; Hart. Uni
Ha!loWell.
XIV. Department of Modern Lam
guages, Room 1o1, first floor. high
,-s.;ro. .r; ~ r -.
land High school
Address in French. Mile Smith-Goard
professor of French. Wellesley
oppertInitiles, for study in Spain. Mrs;
The Uses Of he Past lenses Of the
Indicative as Explained in our
Grarnmars and Illustrated in our
French Texts, Prof. F. j Kuenev.
of Maine
XVI Department of Secondary School
Agriculture. Room los. first floor.
Chairman--Lewis H Kriger. Fort Fair
field High school.
The. Agricultural Teacher and His
g. In the class room.
b. Outside the class room.
c. III supervising projects.
Prof. George A. Works. College of
Agriculture. Cornell University.
XVII. Department OF Drawing, Room
POI, second floor, high school:
Chairman-Miss Doris l.. Glover,
teacher of art Deering High
school. Portland.
Art in Relation to the Community
Miss Harriet Thompson, super
visor of art. Portland public
schools.
Why Should we Teach Art in the Pub
tic Schools? Royce Bailey FarnUm,
principal of the Massachusetts
Normal Art school and state di-
rector of art education.
There will be a get-together supper
for the drawing teachers Of the State
on Friday evening. The time and
place Will be announced at this meet
ing.
XVIII Department of Commercial
Branches Room sol, third floor,
high school:
Chairnar-Prin H. W Mann, Maine
School OF Commerce, Auburn.
Present ray. Tendencies in CONNER
al