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In Billings for the County Sup- erintendents' Conference is Miss Mary Condon, former faculty member at Eastern, now State Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion. At an interview, Miss Condon stated that she was very im- pressed with the growth of East- ern. Also stated that the Board of Education is quite pleased with the percentage gains in enroll- ment. Asked about the new science building, Miss Condon said she was very happy to see it finished and that the college certainly had received its money's worth in the construction. As to the gain in enrollment, Miss Condon was not at all sur- Miss Mary Condon to the college and needed to aid in the development of the college. In reply to the question about the proposed girls' residence hall, STATE SUPERINTENDENT VISITS EASTERN MONTANA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Former Fcaulty Member At Conference prised for Eastern is acknowledged Miss Condon said she believed as the fastest growing college in that \it is vital to the further con- Montana. She feels the growth in tinuation of the education of the the faculty is a distinct addition future teachers of Montana.\ Pep Club-1950 Version County Superintendents Workshop EASTERN MONTANA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION JANUARY 27, 1950 VOL. II, NO. 3 BILLINGS, MONTANA County Superintendents Conference Held Here house Friday afternoon, January 27. for visiting county superin- tendents from Montana's 56 counties, who are in attendace at Eastern's Mid-Winter work- shop. Small groups will visit Miss Weedman's nursery school, kin- dergarten and Reading-Readiness group, Miss Blakel's ungraded GIFT FROM CEREBRAL R Y C FORMAL FEB. 25 Hey, you fun lovers! There's To The Students of \EASTERN\ gonna be a huge formal at the In appreciation for the court- Northern hotel in February. It is esies extended the Cerebral Palsy sponsored by the RY Club which Staff by the students of Eastern, repesents students from the Mid- we are enclosing this gift of land Empire, Eastern included. money to be used in purchasing R Y C (\Our\ Y Club) hold col- an article for your student lounge. The open house will conclude with a tea and social hour in the student union room. lege dances every other week on for the formal, which will last until one a.m. The affair isn't un- til Saturday 25, so you students will have plenty of time to re- cuperate from our Sweetheart Ball. STATE DEPARTMENT SPONSORS WORKSHOP ATTENTION FACULTY AND STUDENTS Only Two Days Left Katoya and Delta Psi are spon- soring the play \Hasty Heart\ Satuday night, January 28 at 8 p.m. Reserved seats are $2.40 and $1.80; unreserved seats are in- cluding tax. Tickets will be exchanged for reserved seats in the Northern Hotel lobby Friday and Saturday afternoon. You may also get your reserved seats at the Junior High box office Satuday evening. We advise you to get your reserved seats early because the reserved board is open to the general pub- lic the same two day. STAFF NEWS Miss Rebecca Freitag, employed in the busines office as bookkeep- er, is taking the place of Miss Ruth Braziel, who resigned to go into business for herself. In the Student Union cafeteria, Mrs. James Smith, previously manager of the cafeteria, is again back at Eastern after having been absent due to illness. Assisting Mrs. Smith are Mrs. Hamilton and ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS Will Present Robert Bradford This lecture promises to be en- tertaining, exciting, and inform- ative. The general subject will be \Tolerance and Freedom\. Dr. Daniel A. Poling says: \Never outside of fiction have I come across such an amazing story as what Robert Bradford tells. Seems unbelievable, were not the facts substantiated.\ EDUCATION *cording to Miss Elizabeth Connelly, insurance income spe- cialist, Mutual Life Insurance Co., life insurance can be made to do whatever a person wants it to do. One of the many points brought Eastern Montana College of Education is host to the County Superintendents of Montana for a three-week workshop extending from January 23 to February 10. Forty-five superintendents are in attendance. Miss Mary Condon, State Sup- erintendent of Public Instruction; Deputy State Superintendent Miss Squires, Mrs. Lillian Peterson, Rural Supervisor, and other mem- bers of the staff will be on the campus during the conference. The following county superin- tendents are in attendance: Name & County Winnafern H. Moore, Missoula Lulu Barnard, Flathead Robert McGuire, Judith Basin Ferne H. Kimball, Custer Mrs. Lucille Riley, Fallon Mrs. Elizabeth W. Dougherty, Deer Lodge Mrs. Delia C. Carolan, Rosebud Mrs. Helen M. Henricks, Treasure Miss Mildred Thorsen, Richland Mrs. Opha Suckow, Dawson Mrs. Aili E. Valion, Powell Mrs. Mabel W. Pollard, Garfield Elsie Campbell, Pondera Muriel S. Reiquam, Teton Ma: . tha Haynes, Gallatin Hilfred B. Paterson, Park Florence Rosean, Stillwater T. E. Pemberton, Yellowstone Agnes Mikkelson, Jefferson Ray S. Eisenbart, Wibaux Frances B. ????? Musselshell May Y. Spearin, Golden Valley Bertha L. Lunceford, Wheatland Jessie M. Morgan, Lewis & Clark Christine Opp, Beaverhead Grace Carter, Powder River Irene M. Tusler, Prairie Lucille Bulman, Hill Elizabeth F. Barsness, Fergus Laura P. Strand, Big Horn Violette Romek, Carbon Thelma B. Turner, Blaine Alice H. Ternstrom, Liberty Margaret Dugan, Big Timber Cecilia Hazelton, Broadwater Agnes Cooper, Ravalli Sophie Loberg, Mineral Margaret Helland, Cascade Margaret Cruikshank, Phillips Alice Fossen, Roosevelt Ruth Putz, Valley Alma Shipstead, Danields Edith Kalberg, McCone COON'S STUDIO will take Annual Pictures January 31—All Day General Schedule 8:45-10:00—Relation of County County Superintendents to: 1. State Department 2. District administrator 3. School boards 4. County high school 5. All teachers 6. Community Workshop Chairman — Mrs. Peterson. Consultants—Other staff mem- bers. 10:00-10:20—Coffee time. 10:30-11:30--Special Topics—(one or more periods). Requested by small numbers of county superintendents. 1. Text book evaluations, 2. Guidance—Ralph Kneeland, Director: rural, small town elementary, high school. 3. Physical Education— Jane Duffalo. 4. Lunch Program— Lester Brown. 5. Finances and Bugdets—Tui- tions—C. R. Anderson. 6. Transportation- Knute Bergan. 7. Demonstrations— Eastern Teachers. 8. Conservation- 11:30-1:00--Lunch 1:00-2:15—R ea ding in ruarl schools (Reguarl Class Work) Teachers: Miss Smiley, Primary Read- ing. Miss Groom, Intermediate. Mrs. R e es e, Corrective Methods. 2:15-3:00—Supervision of Educa- tional Programs 1. Guiding principles 2. Report cards 3. Evaluation 4. State examinations Workshop Chairmen — Mrs. Peterson: Consultants — College s t a f f members. 3:00-3:15—Coffee time. 3:15-4:00—Curriculum Planning 1. Guiding principles 2. Basis of developing 3. Overview of methods 4. Specific Montana problems Workshop Chairthen — Mrs. Reese. Consultants—Faculty members. Social Events Eastern Montana faculty tea, honoring county superintendents, at a date to be announced. Other events to be planned lat- er. Ruth Hansen Grace Johnsrud Pearl Leonard Irene Restad Mary Ruzila Lorraine Weedman This gift was received by Mrs. Brown and the money deposited to the student funds. The Planning Committee will make the decision on an appropriate gift. Palsy Center Open House Mrs. Creek. Miss Blakely Plans Tea elementary group, Miss Hansen's1 Miss Marjorie Orner, Dr. Pet- TI - )0 Siff of the Cerebral Physical Therapy. Mrs. Baker's erson's secretary ,has been on Palsy Center is holding open Speach at 2:10 p.m. Mrs. Restad's leave during the past rail quarter: occupation Therapy department She has been attending Stanford will be open for inspection. \U\ at Palo Alto, Calif. At 3:20 the entire group will Mrs. Maryaly Helfrich is now see the movie \A day In The employed at the Laboratory Life Of A Cerebral Palsied Child\ School in the morning and in the and a short film showing children business office in the afternoon. at our center. Friday nights. The next whirl will Thora Baker be February 3. Frank Fredericks CONSUMER Beatrice Blakely orchestra is supplying the music CLASS Herbert J. Borcert Dig down deep, fellows, and out in and address to the Con- purchase your tickets, which are sumer Education class at Eastern $1.20 per couple. Bambi Larson Montana College of Education on and George McCammon have a Tuesday morning. Miss Connelly few extra tickets left. Get on the discussed types of life insurance, beam and let yourself go for a annuities and settlement options. good time. PEP CLUB REORGANIZED Last Chance To Join!!! The Pep Club is now again in full swing boasting the largest number of members of all the organizations at Eastern. It is the work of this club to promote school spirit in activities. At the present time the concentration is on basketball. Oficers of the Pep Club are: Art Staley, captain; Barbara Stout, lieutenant; and Tom Keat- ing, corporal. Their motto: 40 or- ganized can yell louder than 400 unorganized. The Pep Club will take in new members at its next meeting. This is your last chance to get in the club that really promotes East- ern.
