San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02
Of
. NOTE WILL Be
At INSTITUTE
Nationally Known Men and
Women to Lecture
to Teachers.
EXPECT 1000 HERE
Instructors From Twenty
Counties to Attend
Sessions.

: Louis Mohlef Of New York City,
member Of the music faculty of
Teachers College of Columbia Univer-
aty, il one of the distinguished speak
| ms who will be present at the opening
\ Of the Southwest Texas Institute,
which will be held from September 8
10 in the auditorium Of the Bracken-
ridge High School. His subject is the
Aaaching of appreciation with basic
Background of music. which he ex-
presses by means Of illustrated lecture
demonstration.
More than 1000 teachers from more
Nan twenty counties of Southwest
Texas will meet here at the opening
II another school year.
Men and women prominent In, the
Educational fields all over the United
States have been brought here to
noaduct the several courses for the
hnAchers and TO deliver lectures.
The institute will be conducted by
Dr.. Jeremiah Rhodes, superintendent
II San Antonio public schools, and
will be held as formerly in the Brack-
haridge High School auditorium. A
Arger number of prominent educators
has been induced to attend the 1928
Institute due to the fact that the
counties have united this year.
The Counties Represented.
h The counties to be represented at
- institute, according to information
given out at the school board offices,
follow: Atascosa, Bandera, Bee,
Bexar, Comal, Frio, Goliad, Gonzales,
Guadalupe, Karnes, Kendall, Kerr, La
Sale, McMullen, Medina, Uvalde, Val
| Verde, Wilson, Zavala, Wilson and
possibly Caldwell.
In addition to the delegations Of
esachers who will be under the charge
u the county superintendent a num-
her Of city schools will be represented
In some instances the city schools are
located in counties to be represented
ut the institute, and in other instances
the city schools are located in coun.
ties 70 be represented by the county
superintendent.
The following city schools will b,
represented: Beeville, Bee county
Boerne, Kendall county; Center Point
Kerr county; Cotulla, La Sale coun
g: Del Rio, Val Verde county; De
vine, Medina county; Eagle Pass
Maverick county; Floresville, Wilson
county; Fredericksburg, Gillespi,
county; Goliad, Goliad county; Con
zales, Gonzales county; Jourdanton
Atascosa county; Karnes City, Karnes
county; Kennedy, Karnes county
Kerrville, Kerr county; New Braun.
fels, Comal county; Pearsall, Frio
county; Pleasanton, Atascosa county
San Antonio, Bexar county; Seguin,
Guadalupe county, and Uvalde, Uval-
Rs county.
! Program for Demonstration.
The program of daily demonstration
0ork, lasting one hour each day and
be teachers and subjects, follows: Al
kfsd L Hall-Quest, professor of edu-
nation, University of Cincinnati, su-
psrvised study; Marion s. Hanckel,
primary supervisor of public schools,
Richmond, Va, reading; Helen Her
hon, Normal School, New Orleans, lit
! crature; Willard d. johnson, special
SBt, training classes the State Depart
nent Of Education Of the University of
ne State of New York, rural educa-
| bon; Louis Mohler, teachers college,
Columbia University, music; Mary s.
naylor, teacher of mathematics, nor
nal school, New York City, arithme-
&c; Sherman Williams, chief school
libraries division, Albany, n. Y, use
I H libraries; Richard Thomas Wyche,
eory teller, honorary president of the
national Story Tellers' League Of Am
4 Cics. story telling; W. E. Madeira,
bseviile, senior high school problems,
Other teachers and their subjects
Follow: W: ii. Bowman, mathematics
Merrill Bishop, junior high school
/ English; Raymond II. Brewers and
4 =. Y. Loftin, physical education; J. A.
4 Cook and Miss Agnes James, project
4 method OF teaching; F. S. Eakeley
Il educational tests and measurements
=. Z. Howard, secondary mathematics
I Mise Mary Huppertz, English; Caller
4 Jones, community civics; Mrs. Kate
3. Scjenck, social science; G. A. Ar
I mold, English for grammar grades
Miss Flora Mcneil and Mrs. NJ. A
1 Cochrane, geography: Miss Eaurs
Steele, supervision Miss Sarah s
King, Texas history; Miss Nell Ad
ans Smith, art in elementary ant
5uniof high schools; Mrs. Lula Meal
lister Griesenbeck, music in elemen
4 kary and junior high schools; ]. III
Blanton, student control; Miss Willi
Stewart, hand craft; Miss Elma A
Neal, Miss Lottie Mae Coleman an,
Miss Sadie Haynes, story telling
: Miss Blanche Hosea, house proJec
demonstration; Miss Nora Mabrita
home problems; Miss Ollie Storm
reading for Mexican children, an
Miss Lillian SDelleasy, reading 70
Mexican children.
Negroes to Have Institute.
In conjunction with the Southwes
Texss Institute, the Southwest Texa
Institute for negro teachers will b
held at the Douglass High School, M
braska and blackberry streets, fror
September 3 10 z, inclusive.
Speakers will be: Charles G. Eli,
Juanita College, Huntington, Pa; A
fred L. Hall-Quest, University of Cir
cinnat, Cincinnati, Ohio; Marion