The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-18
500 TEACHERS
EXPECTED FOR
AREA MEETING
District Convention of M.E.A.
Will Open Here Next
Thursday

More than 500 northeastern Mon
tana teachers are expected here
next Thursday morning at 10 wher
the first session of a two-day con-
vention opens for members of the
northeastern district of the Mon
tana Education association.
Superintendent r. F. Sando OF
Poplar is district president with
superintendent H. V. Loucks OF
Nashua as vice president and Sup
erintendent r. l.. Irle of Glasgow
acting as secretary and chairman
of local arrangements.
Three round table discussions will
be held Thursday morning. Admin
istrators' subject will be ~"In-Service
Teacher Education" with Superin-
tendent A. J. SOLVE of Saco as lead
er and summary to be made by DR..
willard E. GoSlin. superintendent
of Minneapolis schools, who is to
be a featured convention speaker.
High school teachers will meet to
discuss 1.-The New High School Cur
riculum" under leadership OF Prln-
cipal Leonard Hjelmeland OF Pop
lar, with A. o. Gullidge OF Helena,
state supervisor of secondary edu-
cation, making the summary. Ele-
mentary subject will be ways In
Which a Teacher May Improve Her
self While on the job" with super
intendent Erling Voldal OF Fort
Peck as. leader and Mrs. Lillian Pet
erson of Helena, state supervisor OF
elementary education, as summar-
izer.
A general session at 1870 Thurs
day will include addresses by DR..
Goslin and DR.. G. II. Vande Bogart
of Havre, president of Northern
Montana college. How to Improve
Relations Between Teachers and
Educators" will be a panel discus
sion topic at $3.50. led by Superln.
tendent E. Ford Slaght of wolf
Point. with a panel of school people
and legislators. Chairman Robert
Lowry of Wolf Point will make the
report for the nominating commit
tee.
A public feature at 6:l5 Thursday
night in the civic center VIII be an
other address bv DR.. Goslln, WIN
Superintendent j. H. Lesselyong OF
Malta as banquet program toast
master. A Glasgow high school u
ic group will provide entertainment.
Following the BANQUET program,
at about 9. Saco and Nashua VIII
meet in a SiX-man football game on
the Glasgow field. for the eastern
Montana Glass c title.
Panel discussions on The PROB
lem pupil" as the subject applies TO
primary and intermediate grades
and high school will open Fridays
session at $50. A general session
at II will see a demonstration dl-
rected by Charles F. Hcrtler; state
SUPERVISOR of health. physical ecu.
cation and recreation. state
lunches will be held at noon.
An "All Montana program opens
at . with superintendent Irle. CHAIR
man of the Montana study. presld-
ing. A discussion of Montana lie
and problems will be given by pr.
BAKER Brownell. director OF the
Montana study; Joseph klnsey
Howard Of Missoula. author OF
Montana. High, Wide and HAND
some" and the Rev. DR.. Paul w.
Dierberger pastor of tile FIRST Con-
gregational church, Great Fans.
Clnsino meeting at 7:45 Frloay
NIGHT will feature a concert by MIS-;
Zada sales Dickson, pianist:
Mrs Titus Kurtichanov, vocalist. OF
the music department at Montana
state college. Ina Freeman OF
poplar. chairman, will present the
election committees report; after
which final words" will be ex-
pressed by featured speakers during
the conyention-Dr. IRA w STAN
of Northern Montana college, DR..
Brownell. Professo~ Hertler, MIS-.
peterson and DR.. Goslin.