White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-21
REVISED PROGRAM Of
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

The program of the teachers insti
tute to be held in Fly during the en-
| suing week has beer revised in sew
eral particulars and some interest
ing features have been added by the
school management, at the head OF
which is District Superintendent G..
and will be given as published here
with. without material additions or
alterations, as follows:
Wednesday October Fl
$50 o'c!ock-PianD solo, Mrs.
Maurine f. Hudson.
Invocation, Rev. Upton f. Part
ridge.
Address OF welcome, Fred NJ
| Clark, chairman of the board of
county commissioners.
Greetings on behalf of the city of
Ely, Senator N. H. Chaplin.
Response, Mrs. Clara Anderson,
Ruth.
Announcements.
Recess.
10:30--Lecture. 1.-The New Psy-
chology of the Classroom" Or. J. r.
Young, University of Nevada.
11:15-Section meeting, Miss Ell
len LeNoir, of the university extern
sion service, chairman. subject, MI
triton of School Children"
1:30-Music. high schol orches-
ira.
Vocal solo, George P. Armand.
Announcement by Miss Peck of
the Chautauqua association.
Community singing, led by Mrs.
Terrence.
2 o'clock-Lecture, The Greatest
Failure of Our Schools DR.. Young.
Recess.
soc o'clock-Section meetings,
Miss Nettie Johnston, Shepard-Town-
err nurse, chairman; subject, "Sani.
tation and Hygiene"
High schol and eight: grade
teachers; subject, Eighth Grade
Graduates" Principal A. S. Kubitz Of
the White Pine high school, cha1r-
man.
Tea and light lunch will be served
during the afternoon by the Ely high
school teachers in an informal get
acquainted meeting or reception.
Evening, C%hautauqua.
McGill Day
Thursday, October %, in Mctfili
school building.
9:30-FootEall game.
1000 o'clock-Institute singing.
10:25-Music.
10:35-Nr. Ward. "The Aim of
Vocational Training"
10:45-Miss Loitard. 1.-The Ken
dali Method of Re aiding"
1900 o'clock-Miss Feliz, "The
McGill Students Union"
11:10-Miss Oleson, Sixth Grade
Rhythm"
11:20- Miss Hunter, Phrase
Recognition"
1:30-Dr. Young, The Motion
Picture as an Educational Agency"
2:15-Lecture on the production
of copper by an official of the Nevada
Consolidated Copper Company.
Automobiles will be provided by
the people of McGill for the trip from
McGill to the smelter, where teach
ers will be accompanied by guides
through the mill and smelter, which
are among the largest in the United
States.
The taxi companies have agreed
TO make a special rate for the visit
ing teachers between Ely and McGill
Oh McGill day.
Friday, October 26
800 o'clock - Invocation. Rev
James O'Gradv.
Vocal solo. John C. HigKey.
9:1J-Address, Vocational Edu.
cation III. A. Liemann, regional
agent, federal vocational staff.
Community singing.
10:15--Address, THE Constitu.
ton of the United States, 'Ur. Tully
Knoles. College If the Pacific.
1900 o'clock Section meetings;
round table, subject, Thrift Mrs.
Mildred Marriott, principal of the
East Fly school, chairman.
Penmanship, William L. Nolan OF
the Palmer Penmanship Company.
1:3C-Musio, Junior Four orches-
ira.
1:45-Address. "Nevada's School
Problems State Superintendent w.
J. Hunting.
Vocal solo, Mr.. Armand.
2:30-Address. Changing Ideas
in Education DR.. Knoles.
3:15--Section meetings; subject.
Teaching of Arithmetic" Principal
Anna J. Rieve of Caliente, chairman.