Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-04-24 | Page 13 | Don't Spoof Boys, Warns Dr. Nuttall

I Even Teach Teachers rs Must i Take a Rest x Af x xv k v S I 2 S 5 4 1 12 2 I 4 5 V 4 r 4 5 4 S. S S 4 S 4 i S I r 4 t Even teachers must rest Three attractive school Misses lisses Mary lary Brain left Pauline Porter Jenevieve Van h Dont Don't Spoof Boys Warns Dr Nuttall Educator Says ays It May Make l a Cynic Out of Y Youth 9 th More than 1000 Salt Lake City public school teachers Friday were warned by Dr L L. L John Nuttall Jr superintendent of schools not to encourage a school boy into believing believing believing be be- lieving he ma may some sonic day be president president dent of the United States Dr Nuttall keynote speaker at atthe atthe atthe the midyear institute in the South high school urged teachers to di direct direct direct di- di education toward the thc realization realization realization tion of each individuals individual's success and to int interpret properly what democratic democratic democratic dem dem- opportunity means Spoofing a boy boy- into believing he may sor some some c day be pr president will tend to fa disappoint him and make him a cynic he said The Tho place of public school education education education edu edu- cation in the American democracy them of the conference Dr Nuttall defined in three thoughts 1 Youth must have democracy defined for him Education is the process of this definition 2 Better trained teachers are basic to progress Pupils are arc to be trained for their own vocational success for profitable service to thel and for civic and community service 3 School teachers must always maintain a spirit of calm c confidence confidence dence that instability is not chaos D. D E E. E Hammond chairman of the education boards board's committee on teachers discussed Some Factors of Leadership p. p General department sessions were held following Mr Hammonds Hammond's talk Supervisors in charge were Miss A. A Maud Sproat primary grades Dr J. J T. T Wonton assistant city superintendent superintendent superintendent super super- for grades four to six George A. A Eaton assistant superintendent superintendent superintendent super super- for the articulating units and lower division schools Dr W. W E. E Armstrong supervisor of high schools Prior to Dr Nuttall's address Alex E. E Eberhardt president dent of the city board of and Mrs A A. R. R Curtis president of the Salt Lake City council Teacher Parent-Teacher association association asso asso- elation gave brief addresses of welcome Departmental meetings were held following luncheon in three groups Primary Primar grades subject meetings s for teachers of grades four five and six and for teachers of the articulating articulating articulating ar ar- ar- ar unit in elementary schools and high schools F p dr ii ii I 4 S I I I jiri f Pupils were unaware of Miss Louise Van Gunten's hell bell ringing which was intended for fellow teachers