| Show Responsibilities of School Discussed By N. N J. J Barlow I N J J. J Barlow Barlo superintendent of ot Iron County Schools who attend National conventions in New York City N N N. Y and Atlantic City N. N J J. J recently was the speaker at atthe atthe atthe the Lions Club meeting Monday and stated that the con census of opinion of the educators was way that America Is definitely headed toward toward toward to to- ward dictatorship and th that t the schools must face the problem bYI by advancing a definite and powerful I program of teaching the I of democracy Leading Educators I he said uld were emphatic in their belief that the young people must I be prepared to live In a I count country and well Informed on the principals of democracy A ten point program of responsibilities of the schools to the nation as outlined by a National Commis- Commis stoner of Education way was briefly outlined by Mr sir Barlow ladow Including Including ing the following broad ll program i j First and nit foremost the of democracy 1 I The preparation of Amerl American n 1 youth for employment when Vohen they leave school At the present resent time I boys and girls are ire re leaving school at a much taster faster rate than they ar are being absorbed by Industry with damaging social and econ econ- economical results I j I Proper education In connection I with the national reaction of the f 1 I people under the constant threat of warThe war wr warThe The need for better understanding understands understand understand- s I ing between Lation LaUon America and the United S States ates since Intern Intern- t j II political trends are making for a single unit of pC the Americas I The for the proper proper proper pro pro- per use of the radio radl in education this great force fo for educational edu edu- educational I advancement and tic understanding To do something toward ov over over- r. r coming the trend to increased delinquency providing a great Influence for the tl delinquent A broader and more extensive program of safety education To determine whether culture 1 la lato to be distributed to all people or orbe orbe orbe be limited to a II few of If the more fortunate Preservation of the National Resources Resources Re sources of this country Providing equal educational opportunities opportunities op op- for all American people peo pIe plc I Upon request Mr Barlow also dealt briefly with the status of high school education In lit Cedar Ctt City and the problems that face the people and the schools with regards to taking the high school students out of the Branch Agricultural Agricultural Agri Agri- I cultural College I The program was In le charge of Lion Pratt Bethers Bathers who also presented presented presented pre pre- a group of school girls in in several musical and dance num num- bers Three new members were approved ap- ap approved ap proved by the club Including Irvin IrvinS S Johnson Elmer Quist and Dr A A. A A. A Jenkins Lion Won President Morris Roberts Rober reported that arrangements had been made to have Randall L. L Jones give an lecture before the Lions clubs of Idaho before the District Convention to tobe tobe tobe be held In Cedar City early In June |
