The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-11
DICKINSON Will Be
HOST TO TEACHERS
FROM SLOPE AREA
Education, the Price Of Our Ma
tons Safety, Will Be
Theme

Dickinson, N. d., Oct. 1l.-(Pl-
Education, the price OF our nations
safety will be the theme emphas-
lied ~ North Dakota educators at
the 18th annual convention of the
southwestern division North Dakota
Education association here Oct. 10
and IA.
General sessions each night of the
les Of short presentations by means
of sound pictures by Americas lead
ing educators. The series will deal
with educational topics of direct con-
Germ with classroom instruction. ac-
cording to program details announced
Tuesday by l.. R. Hiatt secretary.
Besides Hiatt, officers Of the south
western division are E. j. Shrum,
Hebron, president, and Agnes Thorn
pson. Hettinger. John Wentland,
Beach, and Lila Hendrickson, Rhame,
vice presidents. A committee COM
plotting local arrangements for the
sessions includes c. X. Kjerstad,
president of the Dickinson state
teachers college; P. S. Berg, Charles
Eastgate, II. o. Pippin, and G. C.
Heliickson, all of Dickinson.
Subjects of the moving picture to-
pics to be presented at the general
sessions include dynamic learning by
DR.. William H. Fitzpatrick of Column
bia university: individual differences
in arithmetic, Dir. Guy T. Boswell,
University of Chicago; guidance in
public school. DR.. Richard d. Allen,
Providence, r. l.; teaching of read
ing, DR.. Arthur I. Gates, Columbia
university: tests of child intelligence.
DR.. Ina Craig Sartorius. Horace Mann
elementary school, N. Y; primary
teacher at work, Louise l.. Stone.
BronXville. N. Y, and choosing your
vacation, DR.. Harry D. Kitson, Co.
lumbia university.
Many Speakers Listed
Department meetings will be held
daily with morning and afternoon
sessions. Speakers for each depart
ment meeting are:
Rural school department., Byron
Abernathy of Beach, chair m n:
morning-Miss Bertha Palmer. state
superintendent of public instructions;
d. G. Smith, Hebron. Byrt Redmond,
Belfield. Pearl Keller, Dickinson;
afternoon-H. o. Pippin, Dickinson,
Arthur Hassler, South Heart: Mrs.
Maggie P. Holdren, Mandan; Paul M.
Tinsey, Dickinson.
Primary school department. E.
Helen Iorns. Fort Yates, chairman:
Morning-Thelna Aus, Scranton;
Lois Simpkins, Hebron; Margaret
Carr. Gascoyne: Esther Cederstrom,
Taylor: Alden Hewett, Supervisor U.
S, Indian Service: afternoon-Carol
Dohrmann, Hebron; Eleanor Legrid
Elgin; Sylvia Strom. Dickinson; Mrs
a c. Cushman, Bowman.
intermediate school department,
Alice j. Allen. Bowman. chairman:
acknowledgements Engelter Hebron:
Helen Kukouski. Beach: Helen Dan
ielson. Bowman; afternoon - Miss
Carlson, Scranton; Blanche Bean,
Glen Ullin: Mary Cassidy, Mott; Pau
line Hawkins. Dickinson.
Junior high school department,
Mabel Planer. Mott chairman: Morn
ing - Mildred Forseth. Dickinson;
Evelyn Sundby. Beach; j. R. McFar-
lane, Hebron; Mary Cassidy, Mott:
ACKNOWLEDGING Somers. Dickin-
son; Kermit King. Beach; E. O. Nor
stad, New England.
Mandan Man In Charge
High school department., C. j. Bak-
ken, Mandan, chairman: Morning
Mrs. Florence Bell, Mandan; Hanna
Stark. New England; B. NJ. Steig.
Glen Ullin; R. L. Colville. Dickinson;
afternoon-J. A. Page, Bismarck; A.
r. Miller, Beach.
Department of administration and
supervision, w. H. Payne. Bismarck,
chairman: Morning-C. l.. Wood
ward. Dickinson; afternoon-H.
Wienberger, Dickinson.
School officers department. Mrs
Verna Spire, superintendent of Bow
man county, chairman: Morning
Lorene York, Dunn county; c. L.
Ware. Slope county; George Nelson,
Bowman county; H. Q. Pippin, STARK
county; afternoon w E. Parsons,
deputy state superintendent of public
instruction: r. j. List, Scranton; Mrs.
f. R. Brewer, Bowman; H. K. Jensen,
Morton county.