Evening star., 1926-02-14
PROGRAM IS GIVEN
FOR MEETING HERE
National Association of Sec.
ondary School Principals
Convenes February Fl.

The final program of the National
Association of Secondary School
Principals. which meets in connec-
ton with the annual meeting of the
department of superintendent Of
the National Education Association
here February 2l25, was released by
the officers of the association last
night as follows:
The first meeting Of the principals
will be held on Monday afternoon,
February %. in the auditorium of
Central High School. William T..
Wing, principal of Deering High
School. Portland. Me-. and president
of the association. will give an ad-
dress on '1nternationaliSm \ View :
point" The report of the COMMITTEES
on size of class will be given by Milo
II. Stuart. Arsenal Technical High
School. Indianapolis; Representative
Carroll L. Beedy of Maine viii speak
on the World Court. The report of
will be given by r. r. Cook. Theo
dore Roosevelt High School. Des
Moines, Iowa. and William A. Wetzel,
Senior High School, Trenton. \. j.,
will report for the national commit
tee on research in secondary educa- :
ton.
Second Meeting.
High Spots in Secondary Educa :
ton will be the theme of the second
meeting, TUESDAY morning, Febru-
AIRY % also in Central High School.
The Plan of Organization in Julia
Richman High School. New York
City" will be given by Michael II.
Lucey: "'The Detroit House Plan"
will be given by W. r. Stocking. as
sociate principal of the Detroit Cen
trail High School. and Lucy l.. w.
Wilson will speak on The Dalton
Plan in South Philadelphia High
School for Girls" of which she is
Britain. Conn. High School will give
The New Britain Laboratory Plan
for Secondary Schools: Earle L.
Rugg of the University of Colorado
will speak on curriculum Making in
the Field of Citizenship and Rich
ard d. Allen of Providence will talk
on Personnel Charts for High
School"
At the third meeting of the asso-
Ciation. Tuesday afternoon, February
%. at Central. the following program
will be held: school Marks" by Will
liam L. Conner. director of research.
Cleveland. Ohio. with discussion by
Bernard Ross. principal of the East
Hartford. Conn. High School. Some
Possibilities for More Efficient High
School Administration" will be given
by John Guy Fowlkes, University of
Wisconsin. There will be talks OH
How to Supervise Instruction" p"
Some Suggestions in Supervision"
and How to Control Student OrSani-
Zation."
"A Neglected Phase of the Curri-
culum" will be discussed by Thomas
II. Briggs. Teachers College CO.
lumbia University. at the fourth
meeting TO the association. to be held
on Tuesday afternoon in the music
room at Central. At this meeting
Experimental Approaches to the
Measurement of Character" will be
discussed. Other topics on the pro-
gram viii be Ethical Character as
Interpreted by the Holmes Junior
High School. Philadelphia and
"Psychatry and Moral Education"
Final Session.
The fifth and final session of the
association will be Wednesday after.
noon, February "a. in the auditorium.
W. w. Charters, University of Chi
cago, will talk on the Function of
Ideals in the High School Curri-
culum." and B. II. Bode, Ohio State
University, will give THE Ideal of
Culture in a Democratic Society"
Other topics for discussion at this
session are: The Importance of
Suggestion in the Development of
Character and Personality" Some
Ryproducts in High School Educa =
ton" and The Standards of Life
and the Standards of School" The
report of the nominating committee
will be given.
At $50 am. Wednesday. February
"a, there will be installed a chapter
of the National Honor Society at
Washington Central High School.
The officers of the National Asso-
citation of Secondary School Prin-
cipals are: President. William j..
Wing. principal of Deering High
School. Portland. Me-: secretary
treasurer. II. V. Church. principal Of
j. Sterling Morton High School,
Cicero, Ill.