The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-20
F0RTIETH ANNUAL SESSION N.D.E.A.
Will BE HELD HERE OCTOBER 26 TO q
Specialists as Well as School
Administrators to Find Much
of Interest on Program For
Educational Group-Over g.
COO 10 Attend

Specialists as well as school ad-
ministrators will find plenty to in
terest them when they come here
1000 strong for the fortieth annual
session Of the North Dakota Ed1ca.
tion Association. October IS to %.
In addition to speakers, sonc O,
whom are nationally prominent in
the educational field, the program
will include scores Of persons who
are specialists in 4 particular branch
of training. Most of these will ap-
pear at special departmental meet
ings sessions Of which are schedll led
for the first two days Of the con-
vention.
At the meetings of the music de-
partment. speeches will DC made by
Fanny c. Amidon, Valley City;
Ethel Evingson, Fargo: John f.
Howard, University of North Da-
kota, and Bertha r. Palmer, state
superintendent of publ: instruction.
Myrtle Johnson, Fargo, is president
Of the section, Sipna Enren, Fargo,
is vice president and Miss Amidon
is secretary.
Swain Heads One Group
c. G. Swain, Mayville, is president
of the department of higher ard
professional education which will
discuss numerous subjects. such as
the Psychological Aspects Of Moral
Education by DR.. A. M. Carmichael
of the department Of education.
Mayvjlle state teachers college ard
"A Proper Program of Orientation'
by DR.. William G. Bek Of North Da-
kota university. Others who will
talk at conferences of this depart
ment are Dean Eulah May Pearce,
Minot; Dean A. d. Weeks, State
Agricultural College; Fargo: S. T.
May. president of the Dickinson
Normal School; G. f. Allen, pres
ident Of the Valley City State
Teachers College; r. M. Black
president Of the state normal and
industrial school at Glendale and
Prof. Clyde r. Travis Of Jamestown
College. Sectional officers, in addi-
tion to Swain, are Dean Arland D.
Weeks, Fargo. vice president, and
w. NJ. Wemett, Valley City, secre-
tary.
NJ. S. Ward, Valley City, is head
Of the department of secondary edu-
cation with Oswald Engh, New
Rockford, as vice president. Sec
tion-speakers listed are Prof. Fred
Won Borgersrode, Superintendent
Fred G. Moore, Fargo; j. H. Cotton,
Minot, and Principal B. G. B. Tighe,
Fargo.
M. j. Jean is president Of the Art
section and Alma Moen is secretary.
Addresses will be made by Mary
Deem. Valley City; Prof. o. Z.
Christensen, state university; Cath
crime McCarter, Fargo, and Ray
mond E. Ensign, New York City.
English Department
The English Department has
Dorothy Dakin, Grand Forks, as
president; Clara Tussink, Grand
Forks, as vice president and A. e.
Minard Of Fargo as secretary.
Speakers will be Helen j. Sullivan,
state university; Allie Dickson,
Dickinson; Mary J.. Laycock, state
university; DR.. Aurelia Reinhardt
president Of Mills College, Oakland,
Calf; Miss Tussing; Lillian E,
Cook, state librarian, Bismarck;
Bertha R. Palmer, state superin-
tendent Of public instruction, and
Mrs. Florence Davis, Bismarck.
The Commerce department Il
headed by Helen -.iordan Of Valley
City with Lois Wolff Of Devils Lake
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