Smyrna times., 1932-03-02
SMYRNA HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Kent County Education AssOcia-
ton to Hold Its Annual Session
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hent County Education AssOcia-
tiOn to Hold Its Annual Session
Here Friday-Other Notes
I The regular annual convention
of the Kent County Education AS
/ sociation will be held in the Smyr-
ma High School Building, Friday,
/ March 4 The officers of this as
sociation are: George Wright,
Smyrna, President; ]. Ralph Nc
Ilvaine, Magnolia, Vice-president; !;
Miss Bessie c. Matthews, Smyrna,
/ Secretary-Treasurer The program
will be as follows: 915 to 9.45 am.
Music, Kent County Chorus; direc-
tion Miss Mcqueen; Invocation,
Rev. E. P. Thomas, pastor of As
bury Methodist Episcopal Church,
Smyrna; 9.45 to 1905 a. m, Words
of welcome, Walter o. Hoffecker,
president of Board of Education,
Smyrna; Greetings, DR.. H. V. Hol-
1oway, State Superintendent of
Public instruction; 1905 to 1910
a. M, music; 1910 to lilo a. m,
Address, DR.. Edwin w. Adams, as
sociate superintendent of schools,
Philadelphia, Pa; lilo a. m. to
1910 o. M, Sectional Meetings
Demonstration lesson in reading,
Miss Mabel j. Henderson, Winston
Company, kindergarten and grades
1 and 2 (Room No. 111); Teaching
of Geography, Mrs. Florence c.
Hutchins, Kenton School, grades 3
and (Room No 1907; The Unit
Plan of Teaching, Miss Emma
Ehlers, University of Delaware,
Grades and 6 (Room No. 1867 !;
Junior-Senior High School, (Audi-
torium); Extra Curriculas Activi-
ties, Prof. NJ. Claiming Wagner,
A sis tant Superintendent Of
Schools, Wilmington; Chairman,
Prof. c. w. Schantz; 12.15 to 1.45
D. M, Banquet at Century Club;
145 to 2.15 p. m, Music Band, di-
rected by John w. McFadden; 2.15
to 800 p. M, Address, Can Edu-
cation Face the Facts of Everyday
Life" DR.. Burton p Fowler, Tow
er Hill School, Wilmington; 800 to
80 p. M, Music, direction Of Prof.
Glenn c. Gildersleve; $40 to 3.45
D. m. Address, Essentials of Sue
cess, Mr.. Harry w. Mock, Personel
Division Of dupont Company; 3.45
to 400 p. M, Business Session.
News of the Smyrna High School
The Superintendent of Schools
attended a Department Of Superin-
tendents' Conference of National
Education Association in Washing
ton, D. @. Banking results for
Tuesday, February %, are as fol-
lows: Number of pupils in attend
ance. 684; number of deposits, III;
amount deposited, $3.50; amount
deposited to date this school year,
$1573. 81 The results of the In
tramural Basketball Games on
Friday afternoon were as follows:
Girls, coached by T. Crossley, 10;
Girls, coached by Langrell, 49,
Boys, coached by Hilyard, / Boys
coached by Ford, IA. The varsity
games on Thursday
night, at Chestertown, ended with
of both games in favor Of
The boys game was
exciting at the end of the first |.
half the score was in favor of
Smyrna. Hilyard and Salter play
ed an exceedingly good game. The /
final score was Smyrna. 21; Ches-
rertown, "a The final score of the 1
girls game was Smyrna, 10; Ches-
-ertown, 23 The return game
with Chestertown will be played
Thursday, March 8. The Juniors
are holding rehearsals for their
play, Miss Somebody Else" to be
given in the High School auditor
UNI on March 18th Proceeds will
De placed in the Washington Fund
which was organized to defray the
Seniors expenses to Washington
Who is Who in the Smyrna High
school Faculty: Miss Mildred S.
teacher of the Third
Grade, section I, was born in
smyrna and received her elemen-
ary and High School education
.ere. College education she OBJ
aimed at Delaware College, in
Newark, University of Virginia in
and University of !
Vest Virginia in Morgantown. ,
Iiss Burchard taught rural school :
or one year and for the past !
hree years has been teaching in :
myrna. She was member of ;
he hockey team while at College. :
he belongs to the Methodist :
'hurch.