F.T.A. I'AKEL T ISCUSSI ON Cont.f.p.l
Miss- Mary St ovens, music instructor,
said that we had two lacks, money
and :time. The Music periods have
been cut down just l/2 of what they
w^rc last year which gives three
15 minut periods a week. Some of,
this time is consumed in getting to
and from the Music Room. The High
School is in worse shape than the
Graces because of subject conflicts
and other activities. The financial
appropriation for music and instru
ments is vary small. Books are
needed for the lower ^rn^es and she
felt that we ought to give the Sea
shore tests to all pupils•which
would enable teachers to know which
puni IsAus ico lly Inc linod.
'Miss Virginia Wear emphasized
the need of mere vocational train
ing. V/e have no . a{ ri culture 1
courses f r pupils interested in
that field. She felt that this
sch 1 needed a program cf.* Homer
maki ,Industrial Arts-, Agriculture
on-1 foamierciai,working together to,
make p rrmre c mplete-Vocational
Sduc- t? n for- its pupils. Crafts
and V'.ndw pk,she said, make* our
lives m. r e- mp-lete-and.. pleasant.
Mrs. Victor Johns op, renresentin
the par nts, said? that-by far the ]
largest number t. whom sh.e taIked
emphasized the need, f >r mor.e, Vcca- ,
ti nal Training .-Others, thought, we'
needed more- music, better College
preparation, and business training.;
3be spoke?' of the;' need :£<br: e - •.
letter floor in the Gymnasium- an •’•->'
in addition/cfor some sort of sr -or- ;
/■ision durin^'the evetiihp;s. •
Mr. Wm, Bouwons, our sheriff,
3p. ko on delinquency. He snid ’wudhad
i lot of Oood kids an-’ n t any real j
md ones. He spoke of fif-ferent
:ypes of delinquencies which, he had
encountered here and su^ested that
perhaps development of other inter- i
;sts would help solve the rroblem#
► Mrs. Snndvik as f.T.L. r present
itive brought cut several, roblems
vhich had been br-'utht to her' a't-d r,
tention such as the problem f waste
if materials provided >k\nc'’'n and
’aspect among the children, c Itiva
;ion‘of better English, £h r it
;hat’ there should be mT<- J c ,ma
lory, work in.cur schools, an that
something; should be done t n> kte use
if the;'Smith-Hughes Act in connection
vith Vocational 1rrini n
Aftfer the Panel reports, tl , and
Lence brought cut the fh.int that v.e
lad failed to train our children
iufjficj.ohtly- iri ’sClf-^overn.ner t'-and
:hat the''1bris-situation * could well be*
mndle<? by the) students th-ems.eiv 's.
Resolutions Comm it too..- was " a poind
id to present these- probl* ms t 'ur ;
Terrltppiol (Boord of E bicr tion,
iThfe'rih.mbefcV'nre Rev, Alf sc n,Mrsol’.
Sell,Miss Virginia /Jeer, and a stu ■
’ent to be selected by tl Student
louncil.
.^Thbse> whoi f11dndcd found the. -meet
.ng well worthwhile. It is nly b*y
f.aclnL /.ur .problems , that v;e c; n s -1 v
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