The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-14
Discussions To Be
 Featured At Winter
 Gathering Tomorrow
Health Education Practices and Problems to Be Aired By Celebrated Authorities Sessions Set for Mar.
 GUS White Hall at State Teachers College


 Several members of the staR of physical education teachers from the grammar and high schools of the city will attend the mid-winter meetings of the Connecticut physl- cal Education association in New Britain tomorrow. Crosby high school will be represented by wil- liam schofield and Miss Florence Turnbull and 1t is believed repre- sentatives from Leavenworth and Wilby will also attend.
 Luncheon Listed
 An announcement received from Ernest w. Butterfleld of the state board of education lists Q program of sectional meetings, discussions and Q luncheon at Marcus White hall at State Teachers college.
 The program will be as follows:
 Dr. Rollo c. Reynolds, Principal, Horace Mann school, Columbia lini- versity, will be the guest speaker at the luncheon meeting. His ad- dress "What is @ Modern School will interest teachers and adminis- trators. Miss Fannie B. Shaw, School Health Advisor, National Tu- berculosis association will be avail able for conferences related to Health Education problems.
 Section Meetings
 Elementary Section-l0:O0 Q. m.-. Classroom teachers are invited).
 Place Gymnasium, Teachers Col lege of Connecticut.
 Chairman-Estelle c. Cuddy, Di- rector of physical education, Ele- mentary schools, New Britain.
 Discussion Leader-Iveagh Mum TO, State Normal school, Danbury.
 Presentation of Rhythms for Primary grades Truda Kaschmann, Hartford.
 Demonstration of skills, games and stunts (for large classes with limited playing space) Jessie zevin, Margaret Erlanson, Roosevelt school New Britain.
 Presentation of Social Dancing for fifth and sixth grades. Marjorie Lundvall, Y. w. c. A., New Haven. A discussion will follow each pre-. sentation.
 Chick Shea To Speak
 Junior-Senior High School Boys Section-l0:00 Q. m.
 Place-Gymnasium of Senior high school, Bassett Street Entrance.
 Chairman-Lionel Depot, senior high school, New Britain.
 Demonstration of Basketball skills. Charles Shea, senior high school, New Britain.
 Archery Demonstration and Inc struction-Russell Hoogerhyde, Na- tional champion.
 Junior Senior High School Girls Section-10:00 Q. m.
 Place - Gymnasium of Senior High school, Bassett street en- trance.
 Chairman - Rose Glover, Senior High school, New Britain.
 Discussion Leader - Viola Petit, Senior High school, Plainville.
 Demonstration of games (for large gymnasium classes with limited playing space)
 Winifred Reynolds, Senior High school, New Britain.
 Viola Petit, Senior High school, Plaincille.
 Katherine McGrath, Nathan Hale Junior High, New Britain.
 Archery demonstration and in- struction - Russell HoOgerhyde, national champion.
 Modern group dancing, Senior High school girls - Truda Kasch. mann, Hartford.
 Health Education Conference - ll:30 a. m., room 2, Teachers College Miss Fannie B. Shaw, school health advisor, National Tuber- culosis Association, will meet teach- CTS or administrators who are in- terested in a discussion of health education practices and problems. Recreation period - 12:00 noon Gymnasium, Teachers College.
 Social dancing = Marjorie Lund- val, Y. w. c. A.. New Haven.
 General Session Teachers College of Connecticut,
 1915 Stanley Street
 Luncheon - 12:45 - Dining room. Marcus White Hall.
 Address: What is a Modern School?" Rollo c. Reynolds. pro- lessor of Education, Columbia Uni- versity and principal of the Horace Mann School, New York city.
 Panel discussion Chairman, Herbert c. Clish, assistant superin- tendent of schools, New Haven.