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-qw-rule-1AQH11w'12' - ' l H4 U m m 1 1 i Parent-Teachers Association The High School Parent-Teacher Association is striving to bring home and school into a closer relationship, to promote a better understanding between parent and teacher, and bring them into closer sympathy and co-operation. Starting in March, 1915, with a membership of seventeen, this organization has grown until its present membership numbers over three hundred. The Asso- ciation is particularly indebted to Mrs. Elmer Elfstrand, membership chairman, for her efforts in increasing the membership and for securing the splendid attend- ance which averaged two hundred at each meeting. Regular meetings are held in the Girls' Gymnasium at 3:30 P. M. the third Monday of each month. The programs are arranged by Mrs. W. C. Kane. Mu- sical numbers are usually furnished by High School students. The September meeting was in the nature of a reception to Freshman mothers. Miss Grace Inman, Dean of girls, spoke on The Difficulties of Fresh- man Girls. Mr. Goodier discussed the conference plan. At the October meet- ing. Mr. -I. A. VVorsham talked on The Relation of Education to Business. In November, the association observed Fathers' Night with an attendance of three hundred. The meeting opened with a community sing, led by Mr. Harold Dale Saurer. A string quintet, directed by Mr. Lloyd Sigler. also furnished music. Dr. Charles Durden of the First Baptist Church. gave an address in which he stated ten commandments respectively for husbands and wives. At the December meeting. Rev. Mr. Brock. of the Episcopal Church spoke on The Spirit of Christmas and the members sent a silver offering to the Rabv Fold at Normal. The Teaching of English Literature was the subject of a paper read at the January meeting by Miss Fannie Campbell. A social hour, supervised bv Mrs. Perry La Bounty. hospitality chairman. followed each meeting and refreshments were served bv acting hostesses from one of the school districts. The funds for carrying on the work of the Association this year have been secured by the ticket sale of the Bloomington High School Alumni Play and by miscellaneous food sales held at the High School by the various districts. The ofhcers are: President. Mrs. W. H. Gronemeierg First Vice-President and Finance Chairman, Mrs. Clarence Deetzg Second Vice-President and Pro- gram Cbairman, Mrs. W. C. Kane: Secretary, Mrs. I. M. 'Raisbeckg Treasurer. Miss Lorah Monroe. l6 X- -in ------.W---f-----. ---N..- .... -.-5. G I S . . .- ......-,..e,....,...,,.,,...........
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