Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-13

bigger and better II they are to take
their place in the gworld and success
fully meet the demands that viii be
made upon them
~ Others who spoke before this group
were .Supt. w. s. Sinicox of Park
River, who discussed What 1 HaSS
Learned from Teaching the Classics
Miss Alice May Levin of Iakota.
speaking on What / Have Learned
from Teaching History" and Miss
Beatrice tombstone, superintendent of,
Grand Forks county, who told what
the county superintendent expects
from city superintendents and prin-
cipals.
Miss Helen Davies, president of the
graded and consolidated section, pre-
sided over the meeting OF that group.
Speakers on the program FOR this ses-
sion were Superintendent Thompson
OF Buxton. Mrs. o. A. Hazen of Lars
more, Supt. 1. E. Ottum of Osnabrock,
ert Ingram. principal Of the Enter
prise Consolidated school, Nelson
county.
Rural Section.
. Superintendent Skrivseth Of Nelson
county presided W the morning pro-
gram for the rural school section.
Prof. c. NJ. Barr. who will speak this
evening, gave an address on Success
es Observed Everywhere" emphasiz-
ing the opportunities that are present.
ed to the teacher to make interesting
and successful the profession. Miss
tombstone spoke on method of study
jung the Course Of Study, and Miss
Mildred Metcalf gave some sugges-
| ions for a simple pageant. P J. Iver-
son of the North Dakota Agricultural
| college discussed Rural Teaching, a
! Dignifed Work"
Dean Joseph Kennedy and Profess
! sor Barr were the speakers for the
afternoon session today and the an
nual election of, officers was scheduled
to take place.
DIR. Brannon's Address.
| In his address on Thursday evening
| DR.. Brannon discussed 1.-The Art OF
I. Living" saying that the art Of living
adequately is the greatest art in the
world.
] Musical Program
Before President Brannon address.
ed the meeting, a musical program
was given under the direction of Prof
F.. H. eWilcox OF the University OF
North Dakota. Miss Carol f. Miles
contralto, sang two songs, What the
Chimney Sang" by Griswold, and "a
Banjo Song" by Bergen. Mrs. L. C
harrington accompanied her. Prof
l.. A. Beidleman played a violin solo
"Cadiz" by Albeniz and Mrs. Oltvt
Gooch Beidleman was at the piano
for this number. Mrs. Alberta Fisch.
er Ruettell, soprano, sang a group. o.
songs. "In Autumn" and Content.
ment' by Curran, and Ma Ill Bat
teau" by Strickland and Miss Marie
Sattler played the piano accompani.
ment.
W. c. Stebbins, superintendent Of
the Grand Forks city schools, ant
president of the North Dakota State
Teachers association, introduced Prof
so announced that the following pro
gram would be in effect for the visi'
tors this morning.
Rural School Section
Sessions held IN the old Contra
school auditorium.
\ STRENGTHENING, Oct. IS, at e:15s
Oral Expression" ......!.....:..
....s.... :. Miss Beatrice Olsor
University of North Dakota
Address-"Successes Observed Else
where. Prof. c. NJ. Bar,
State Normal School, Milwaukee,. iWs
Studying the Course of Study.
County Supt. NJ. Beatrice Johnston'
Grand Forks, N. D.
Suggestions for a Simple Pageant
.... ........... Mildred Metcal
Supervisor of Physical Training,
Grand Forks Schools
Rural Teaching, A Dignified Work.,
4 s....... ..........P j. 1versoa
North Dakota Agricultural College
Graded and Consolidated School
aaf-a, Section
Sessions held in room 2O3 of Contra
high school.
Friday Morning, Oct. is at 8:45
Oiling the Machine