FrTTTTTT rVTYVri' Tt ryrvyw n rrn t v y 7 'r T H ly lr r 'yy y yv ; m ww tm wnr'yvriM'B wrw w w if w - The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, September 29, 1962 J New Leader UEA Section Elects Logan Principal Named bv He said teachers could not Logan High School's principal of East Grade Unit principal, at Sunny Johnson, Friday High expect to gain academic toos Car-- 1 new Allred, free-Th- e School bon side, the gavel as chap.rman of election culminated thedom m public schools unless R. Eyre Turner a Logan the Utah Education Assn. Sec-- , lomt Secondary and Higher they continued to ask more of school lea. her. FYidav was otidarv Education Section from Education meeting m the As ithemselves than of the public. elected president of the Leland G Rex reus mg chair- semblv Hall on Temple Square 'VE CANNOT progress, he Education Section of man Fndav aftei noon tte Utah Kc oca Turn Aws. jsaid. 'until we have a legalized . wort, the DR. KOVDLX C. Hraith-axsi-e 'IR. JOHN-O- N of ethics, and conduct the VI R-- Tl KNl K, a sixth ehairma-s-u- p Rcval X. wane, director of College of programmed teacher educa-Southegrae Qer Ii'S."'iT m the Ed.tfi Bowen Utah, was cochalr-ition- , certification, accredita-ma- n Laboratory S hoot at Utah of the joint session. Ition, tenure and lnterprofes-- Leo j m Stale l'mers.ty. accepted his isional discipline SPEAKER was Dr. David D moments after Darlatid. associate secretary of HE TOLD the teachers it the group voted to make the ihe National Education Assn 'was up to them, to spell out det s office an honorary Commission on Teacher Educa their own futuie by adoption of one in ensuing years al Stand- - professional codes and adher- turn and Pi Mr T urnor vv.U he the last ence to them. ards elected president of the group. i BEFORE TAXING his present posit. on at USU m 1959. Mr Turner taught in, elementary a td secondary schools m Logan lor four years. At present, he is vice president for the intermediate REFRIGERATOR-FREEZE- R grades of the I tah Association IO-VaU-- rT COMBINATION for Childhood Education and is a national committeeman for that oi gamration. Frost-Fre- e Refrigerator MR. TURN t.R is a former a plus rt of t'e Utah Council 103-lfreezer Motssii I. Jensen, for Teachers of Social Studies The elementary teachers Petersen. Riehm Walton. I ui prin-- j let Jflhnsia group adorned a recommenda-T.ot- l rtpel beads secoodary section, i that in future years the gamzation approve apporit-mer- t of an honorary president bv the riom manors committee Week-En- d Shopping? rainer than elect a pre-ide- nt nominated by t e committee Let Give-Y- ou Lines With Troda City electee p-- pot-- , t ion es ofe-sior- NE WESTINGHOUSE Sal r. pre-lde- Utah Education Assn, election winners Friday are. front left: Lyle C. Owen, classroom teachers; Louise Bennett. W. prroidmt-eler- t j dent; Lets ; Bt$de;VI. J. Carl Junes b. jwesi-Metk- ... Germany Copycat in Schools The most heartening thing btukhng them with about education m West Ger-- 1 schools. American equipment manv is the nation's decision and American policies ns pat-t- o pattei n its new educational terns." program after the American J'COBT described plan Miss Rita V. Jacoby. Jer- - Ml!s S'5 sey City, XJ., president of the hf J1511 'esl German teachers, National Education Associa They paid all expense tion Department of Classroom Teachers luncheon in the Elks e'en my taxi fare from home to the airport she said. Teachers, said Friday. GERMAN CLASSWORK SHE SPOKE at a Utah Classroom Teachers luncheon starts at different femes be-ithe Elks Lodge, 139 E.1 tween 8 and 8.15 ajn. and cobixr tenwetmta 1 ' ' South-Temp- te. The last to be rebuilt fa .week, she said. Berlin are the school! Miss Teachers give full time to Jacoby said. And they are re- - their pupils for 45 minute break then get a with the pupils left to their ! , ( - -- exptamecf principals stop at tre ooor ana knock for to me classroom and do -- o eter unless invited. RtOOMMFNDVnOX was made bv Joseph E. Haii--eJr pnCjoal of Ijncofa Fit eu tarv Sc bool Salt lake Cm cha.rman of tne constitution revis or comm 'tree Prior to the election the teachers heard an address bv Dr, Lyman V. Ginger, dean of tne College of Education Uni versity ot Kentucky, and for rier president of the National Education Assn. six-da- y 30-foo- the of her g2houerien - TU Milk forget the sight erf her, looking, vainly over the wall few a glimpse of a missing lov ed In a German school with 101 pupils. 37 had boh pa-e- ts on the Communist sine of tre walL and every student had renves fa East Germany Xfcss Jacofcv said. "TEACHING LS and must continue to be the developer of value m others" Dr. Ginger said. rfpr spoke pathos, grief and fad- fag hope." Miss Jacoby sank erf a Welcome Lift n MOST PATHETIC memory she has of the Berlin WalL which she visaied and observed during her stay m the German meoropoLs. was a woman standing alone on ore of towers which perthe t mit West Germans to see irto the eastern sector. p-i-tt own devices. A burglar entered the apart-- , "THERE WAS no horseplay ment residence of Mrs. Esther no tardiness and she sa.L 153 Ave. Pierpont Armstrong, (240 South), and stole SSO m The children disciplined them collected rentals, property of selves very welL" Albert Stettler Ogden, police She drew a rueful laugh were told Friday' from those at the luncheon 1 ce A ' in njxxh more the mo nr ot xvx. cAr tirt like Cj't Lines Vk Kf N Car Lines cnvrr mjl! c e vvx. a 'hedie to hcp p AO H,r tvVBincs and jsoiacs. 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