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 T he K. N. E. A. Journal

Published by use Kentucky Negro Education Association
Editorial Ofiice at 1925 W. Madison Street

Louisville, Kentucky
Atwood S. Wilson, Executive Secretary, Louisville, Managing Editor.
S. L. Barker, .Owenshoro, President of K. N. E. A.

EDITORIAL COMMENT

OUR FRONT COVER

On the front cover page of this Journal is a picture of the Lincoln
High School at Franklin, Kentucky. This is a new school building re-
cently erected for the colored youth of Franklin and that vicinity. This
school has all modern Sacilities and was erected during the past year at
a cost of $40,000 with the aid of government funds. It is a two story
brick Structure, fire proof, and T-shapeda for proper lighting. It con-
tains six standard Classrooms and a gymnasium-auditorium that seats
five hundred. It also contains an up to date library and principal’s»
ofiice.
Prof. G. Briscoe Houston is the energetic and progressive principal
of this school. Superintendent James T. Carman and his Board of Edu~
cation helped sponsor and plan this modern school. The K. N, E, A,
commends all who helped make possible this most noteworthy project,

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ENROLL BY MAIL

This Journal contains an outlined and detailed program of both
the general sessions and sectional meetings of the 65th Convention of
the K. N. E. A. in Louisville, April 16-19, 1941. Note the putsEm‘ing
national educators to appear On our program: Dr. Flernmie itti'ell,.
of Hampton Institute, Mr. '1'. Arnold Hill, of Washington, D. C., Dr,
Donald DuShane, President of the N. E. A., Attorney 'l'hurgood Mar-
shall of New York City, Dr. George Evans of the State Department of
Education and others.

Enron now by mail or with your faculty or county as a group.
A membership fee of $1.00 permits each teacher to receive the K. N.
E. A. Journal which will contain proceedings of the 1941 Convention.

ENROLL EVEN IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND. By paying a fee of $1.50,,

a teacher may become an honor member. SUPPORT YOUR PROFES-

SION; IT SUPPORTS YOU?

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THE 1941 ELECTION

There are now two candidates for the presidency of the K. N. E.
A., Mrs. Lucy Harth Smith of Lexington and Prof. H. E. Goodloe of
Danville, Mrs. Grace S. Morton of Kentucky State College is a Candi--
date for a vice president, Messrs. E. Poston, Whitney M. Young and
W. w. Maddox will run for Directors. Voting will take place Friday.
April 18 at the Chestnut Street C. M. E, Church. Your membership
card is necessary to secure a ballot. Be sure to bring your member-
Ship card with you and wear your badge to the convention in Louis-
ville. Register at K. N, E. A. headquarters on April 16, 1941.

 K. N. E. A. Officers for 1940-41

S. L. Barker, President
Theda Van Lowe, First Vicar resl exit
J. Bryant Cooper, Second Vice~President.
Atwood S. Wilson, Secretary—Treasurer
L. V, Ranels, Assistant Secretary
Elizabeth G. Clark, Historian ..

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

'S. L. Barker, President ................................ Owensboro
Lyle Hawkins (Term Expires 1942) .. . .Louisvflle
Victor K. Perry (Term Expires 1942) . .Louisville
Whitney M. Young (Term Expires 1941) Lincoln Ridge
E. Paston {Term Expires 1941) ..Faducah

 

  
 
 
 

DEPARTMENTAL AND CONFERENCE CHAIHMEN
J. T. Williams, High School and College Department . . ..Fra.nkfart
Lucy Earth-Smith, Elementary Education Department . .Lexington
M. L. Copeland, Rural School Department .............. Hopkinsville
R, L. Carpenter, Music Department . ................. Louisville
Whitney M. Young, Vocational Education Department . .Lincoln Ridge
W O Nuckolls, Principals’ Conference ........ Providence
Jelznclle C. Elliott Primary Teachers Department .Greenville
Bettie L. Whitenhill, Youth Council Louisville
china Wilson, Art Teachers Conference Louisville
Ruins Stout, Social Science Teachers‘ Conference. Louisville
Cabell Merritt, Science Teachers’ Conference .. Richmond
Virgil Ferry Ford, English Teachers’ Conference. Maysviue
.Naomi Lattimore, Lib‘mflarls’ Conference ......... Louisville
William Summers, Physical Education Department. . .Harmlisburg
Marguerite Parks, Guidance Workers’ Conference . Louisville
A. J, Richards, Foreign Language Teachers‘ Conference. Frankfort
William D. Johnson, Adult Education Department . .Louisville

 

 

 

  
 
  
  

 

 

 

 

 

PRESIDENTS of K. N. E. A. DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL
ASSOCIATIONS (K. N. E. A. ORGANIZERS)

1.Plumer Nichols, Hickman.

2. Austin Edwards, Earlington.
3. R. H. Sewell, Glasgow . ..
A. Amos R. Lasley, Hodgenville .Fourth District Association
:5. Etta Taylor, Harrods Creek. . .Fiflh District Association
16. Whitney M. Young, Lincoln Ridge. . Bluegrass District Association
‘7. H. R. Merry, Covingtonr . . 4 . Northern District Association
8. William Gilbert, Wheelwright .Eastern District Association
9. A. F. Gibson, Pineville. . . .Upper Cumberland District Association

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Second District Association
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 OUTLINE OF PROGRAM OF 1941 K. N. E. A. CONVENTION

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April 15. 17. 13. 15
la77—Sixty-Fiflh Annual Session—1941
THEME: "EDUCATION AND THE NATIONAL CRISIS"
Wednesday. April 15
Registration of teachers at headquarters, Chestnut Street
C.M.E. Church, 309 W. Chestnut Street, Louisville, Ky.
Visitation of Louisville Schools in session.
Fifth Annual Student Musicale at C. M. E. Church. All
teachers invited to this program.
Music Recital—Presenting local artisfl at Chestnut Street
C. M. E. Church.
{First General Session of K. N. E. A. Addresses President
5. L. Barker, Owensboro and Dr. Flemmie Kittrell, Dean
of Women, Hampton Institute.
Thursday. April 17
Second General Session of K. N. E. A. at Chestnut Street
C. M. E. Church. Committee Reports.
Address—Dr. Donald DuShane, President of National Ed—
ucational Association.
Free picture to enrolled teachers at Palace Theatre, 13th
and Walnut Streets, and Lyric Theatre, Sixth and Wal-
nut. Streets.
Sectional Meetings of K. N. E. A. at Central High School
Principals‘ Conference and Banquet—Phyllis Wheafley
Branch, Y. w. c. A., 528 5. Sixth Street (50: per plate).
Music Recital—State Artists. _
Third General Session—Address by '1‘. Arnold Hill. Asst.
National Director of N. Y. A.

Friday. April l8
Sectional Meetings of K. N. E. A. at Central High School
Building and elsewhere.
Spelling Bee in Elementary Education Department, at
Chestnut Street C. M. E. Church, G. H. Brown, Director.
Band Concert—Central High School.
Fourth General Session at C. M. E . Church—Addresses by
Dr. George Evans, State Department of Edumtion, and
Mr. Walter White, Secretary of the N. A. A. C. P.
Business Session at Central High School gymnasium.
Tenth Annual Musicale at Chestnut Street C. M. E.
Church. A fee 0f 25:: for all non-members at K. N. E. A.

Sunday. April 15
Final Session of K. N. E. A. at Central High School Gym-
nasium. Reports of Departmental Chairmen. Installation
of new officers.
(There will be a fee of 10 cents for non~members of
K. N. E. A. on Wednesday and Thursday nights).
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K. N. E. A. COMMITTEES TO REPORT
Thursday. April l7—Morning session, 3:00 A. M.
Necralogy Committee—Prof. Amos Iasley, Hodgensville,
Chairman.
Legislative Committee—Prof. A. E Meyzeek, Louisville, Chair-
mm

Nominating Committee—Prof. W. E. Newsome, Cynthiana,
Cbah'man.

Friday. April ls—Busines: Session—4:30 P. M.
Raolnfions Committee—ML J, H. Ingram, Frankfort, Chair»
man.

Advisory Committee—ML H. C, Russell, Louisville, Chair
man.

Higher Education Committee—Dr. J. T Williams, Frankfofl,
Chairman.

Edumtiomal Inequalities Committee—Prof. 1.. w. Gee,
Hopkinsville, Chairman.

Saturday, April ls—Molning Sassion—3zso A. M.
Ynuth Council Committee—vMiss Eunice Singleton, Louisville,
Chairman.
Scholarship Loan Committee—Miss E. M. Kennedy, Louisville,
Chan-man
Vocational Problems Committee—Prof. Frank Omdorff,
Russellville, Chairman.

Reports of Departmental Chairmen,
See list of departments on page 2. Each report limimed to
five minutes.

Report of Election Committee
Note: The entire personnel of each committee was given on

page Z and 3 of the Januaryd‘ebruary, 1941 K. N. E. A. Journal.

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 FIRST GENERAL SESSION
Wednesday. April 16, at 3:15 P. M.
Seated on Rostrum: Past Presidents of the K. N. E. A., Officers and

Directors.
Presiding: Mrs. Theda Van Lowe, Lexington, First Vice—President of
K. N. E. A.
Chorus: "The Dancing Dall”—Poldiui ...... Girls’ Glee Club, Jackson

Junior High School.
Wiley 13. Daniel, 11"., Director.
Invocation: Rev. C. L. Finch, Pastor, C. M. E. Church, Louisville.
8:25 P. M. Welcome from Lonal Schools: Mrs. Valla Dudley Abbing‘ton,
Jackson Junior High School,
Louisville
8:30 P. M. Response to Welcome:—Mrs. Clara B. Clellan, Harrodsburg
8:40 P, M. Chorus—"Toreador Song”—Bilet. . . .Boys’ Glee Club Jack-
son Junior High School.
8:45 P. M. President’s Annual Address:—President S. L. Barker,
Principal, Western High School, Owensbam, Ky.
Vocal Solo: “The Little Damozel"—We3.1.herly.
Mrs. Mozelle Whittaker, Louisville.
9:30 P. M. Address “Education for a Changing World."
Dr, Flemmie Kimeu, Dean of Women, Hampton
Institute, Virginia.
Introduced by Mrs. Beulah Bolan, Madison Junior
High School, Louisville.

10:15 P. M. Announcements and Benediction.

 

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 SECOND GENERAL SESSION
Thursday, April 17, a: 9:00 A. M.
Prof. S. L. Barker, Presiding.
General Singing—Led by Mrs. Blanche Elliot, Greenville, Kentucky.
Invocation: Rev. William Wilson, Pastor, Centennial Baptist Church
mmsvme, Kentucky.
9:15 A, M. Report of Necrology Committee and Memorial Service—
Prof. Amos Lesley, Hodgenville, Chairman.
9:45 A. Ml Report of Legislative Committee, Prof. Al E. Meyzeek,
Principal JaCkson Junior High School, Louisville, Chairman
Music: a. “Serenade" .Herbert
b, “Let’s Us Break Bread Together —«ax‘r. by
Jackson—. . . . . .Girls’ Glee Club, Cenhal High
School, Mrs. Nannie G1 Crume, Directress.
10:00 A. M. Address:—“The Approaching Crisis in Education"—
Dz'. Donald Dushane, President of the National Educa»
fion Association of the United States
10:50 A. M. Report 01’ the Nominating Committee, W. E. Newsorne,
Cynihiana, Chairman
11:00 A. M. Announcements and Adjournment.
11:15 A. M. SPECIAL MOVING PICTURES
Free to all teachers enrolled in the K. N. E. A. who present mem«
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 THIRD GENERAL SESSION
Thursday, April 17. at 9:15 P. M
Seated on the Rostrum: Presidents of District Associations and Dis-
trict Organizers
5. L. Barker, President of K, Ni E, A, presiding
Music: “Old English Morris Dance"—arra.nged by Gladys Pitcher—
Girls’ Glee Club, Madison Junior High School,
Miss Alyce K, Holden, Diremessi
Invocation: Rev. Curtis 0‘ Greenfield, Director of Religious Educa-
1ion, Lincoln Institute
8:20 P, M. Lincoln institute Key Award—Mr, J. Mansir 'l‘ydings,
Lincoln Institute.
Music: “Ave Maria”——Sc.huber’c-Riegger—Boys’ Glee Club,
Madison Junior High School
William R. King, Direcfm'
8:35 P, M, Address: “Educational Objectives and National Defense”—
Dr. T. Arnold Hill, Washington, D. (1., Assistant
Director, Division of Negro Afiairs, N. Y. A.
Introduced by Prof. Hi Cr Russell, Director of
N. Y. A, for Negroes in Kentucky.
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Friday. April 18 a: 2:00 p. M.

President 5‘ L, Barker, President of K N. E, A, Presiding
Band Concert: Central High School-«Oliver Rhodes, Director.

1‘ “American Legion" ........
2‘ “A Southern Dream"-—Waltz
3. “Il Trovatox'e” . . .arr. by Al Hayes

4‘ “Stars and Stripes oreve , l ohn Phillip Sousa

5. “Barcarolle” from “Tales of Hofiman". . l ,al‘l: by Friedrich
Invocation: Rev Mr B. Laniez‘, President Simmons University, Louis-
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Music: 3 Ezekiel Saw the Wheel
b Song of the Volga Boatman (Russian Folk Song)..
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cl Gospel Train.
Boys’ Glee Club—Central High School—Carl Barbour, Director

2:40 P. M Address: “Educational Implications of ’Lhe Present Inter-
national Crisis", on George L, Evansfoirector of Finance;
State Department of Education.
Music: a. Water Boy—arranged.

b. My Lord What a Morning—spiritual.
Boys’ Quarteticentral High School, Louisville,

3:30 P. M Address: “The Elimination of Inequalities as They Affect
Negro Teachers"»Mr. Walter White, New York City,
Secretary of the N,A.A,C.Pi

Introduced by Attorney Prentice Thomas, Louisville.

4:10 P. M. Report of Seorefary-Treasurer—Alwaod S. Wilson Louis-
ville.

4:20 E M. Report of Auditing CommitteeiMit P. L. Guthrie, Lexing-
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4: 30 P M Adjournment for Business Session at Central High School
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 FINAL GENERAL SESSION
Saturday, Apxil 19. a: 3:30 A. M
Business Session of K. N. E. A, at Central High School Gymnasium.
Invncation: Rev. James Cayce, Direcwr of Negro Recreation, Louisville

9:45 A. M. Reports of Advisory Committee, Rural School Committee,
Higher Education Committee, Educational Inequalities,
and owner committees.

10:15 A. M. Reports of Departmental Chairmen (Each limited to five
minutes).

10:45 A. M. Installation of new officers.
11:00 A‘ M. New Business and Plans for 1941-42.
12:00 Noon Adjournment of the 55:}; Session.

 

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 TENTH ANNUAL MUSICALE
Chestnut Street C. M. E. Church
Friday. April 18. 8:00 P. M.

R. Lillian Carpenter, Mistress of Ceremonies

PROGRAM
“Star Spangled Banner” .................................. Audience
(8) “Prelude in C Sharp Minor"—Rachmanhxoff-Louisville Community
Orchestra
(b) Hungarian Dance No. S—Brahms
.Malotte

 

Chorus: “The Lord’s Prayer” .....................
“Talk About a Child Thai. Do Love Jesus" .Dawson

Deep River Echoes Chorus—R. Lillian Camenter, Dixectress

Smphone Solo: “Saxaphone Fantasy" .......... Leon Rosebrooks,
Otis Eades, Louisville

Chorus: “Son of Mary".... ..Dett
‘mrching Men" .Parks
Central High School—Mrs. Nannie Bl Crume, Dinetressq
Piano Solo: ‘mtajsiefllmpmmp "—Op. 66 ............... Chopin
Tellaman'e Cole, Louisville
...Mr Phil H. Robinson, Hopkinsville

Symphony" (haul the Fifth Symphony)
—Beethoven

“Home Beyond the Rivet” .................. Heywood—Dies
Choral Society, Lincoln Instimte—Mrs. Alyna Martin, Diremess
Vocal Solo: 8. “In Native Worth and Honor Clad” firm “The Crea-
tion”—Haydn
h. Son of Mary—Black
Mr. J . Bertram Harmon, Instmcmr of. Voice, University of Louisville

“Dance Macubre"—Saint Saens—Two pianos, Mrs. G. D. Wilson, Miss
Alyce K. Holden; Messrs. William King and Wiley Daniel.
Jr.

Chorus: “The Ballade for Americans"—.Latouche-Robinson
Louisville Municipal College—Mrs. Barium S. Miller,
Direct“

Piano Solo: “Three Etudes'L—Op. 25, Nos, 9, 10, 11, ........ Chopin
Mr. Walter F. Anderson, Frankfort
Chorus: “Hosanna lo the Son of David”—Sclmeck
“Echo Song"—0rlando dé Lassus
Double Chorus, Kentucky Staae College, Frankfort
Mr. Walter F. Anderson, Director
Mm. Clarice J. Michaela, Accompanist

“Negro National Anthem" .................. Chm and Andienoes

Announcements: .................................... Adieu-amend:
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 MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Student Musicale. Wednesday, April 15, at 3:00 P. M.
Chestnut Street C. M. E. Church
R. Lillian Carpenler. Chairman
Piano Solo: “Le Toreador”.
Piano Solo: “Bagdad”——«Lceschorn. William R. Schultz, Jr.‘
Piano Solo: “Shadow Dance’L—Bi'ett. VVVVV Doris Jean Smith
Piano Solo: “Gay Litttle Dancer .................. Shellie Alexander
Piano Solo: 3.. “Love’s Old Sweet Song"
bi “Melody in F" .............
Violin Duet: “Clown Dance”—Woodhouse.

. .Anne Allen

    

Bettie Lee Banks
Leslie Carr and
William Madison
.Patricia Pearson
..... Schumann

 

 

Piano Solo: “The Rain" ........................
a. Piano Duetv‘Knight Rupert"——Op. 68, No. 12.
b. Vocal DuetA‘T Dream of Jeanie" ....... Foster
c. Piano Duet—“Clog Dance" ........ .Louise Wright
Catherine and Pamela Ballard, Orell School, Jefferson County
Piano Solo: ”Minuet”—Paderewski Charlie Blue
Piano Solo: “Arabesque’L—«Heller .. . .Cecil Dulin
Piano Solo: ”Minuet in Gl’WBeethoven. Nellie Agnes Roberson
”Soldiers’ Chorus"—(8 hands—1 piano) ..... Patricia Hatcher,
Rose Marie Hatcher, Idabeth lvlaupin, Mary L. Starling

Piano Solo: “Solfeggietto” ...... Phillip Emanuel Bacthean Brooks
' ‘ “Polish Dance"—Scharwenl§a”i Miss Beatrice Alford
“L’Avalanche”—Heller. . .Julia Mae Hall
.Mary Lucille Starling
Vocal Solo: “A Little Swiss Lad"7Bernard Breed. M. Lucille Starling
Piano Solo: “Barcarolle” from ”Tales of Hofi‘man”. Billy Jean Turpin
Piano Solo: i. . .. ,Patricia Hatcher
Violin Solo: “Hungarian Dance No. 6 -Brahms .Eunzce Wilson
Piano Solo: “Dancing Daffodils". ..1Frederick Keats—Mary Francis

‘ Watkins
.LaVera Smith
..Jean Liggin

 

 

  

 

 
  

 

 

    

 

 

Piano Solo: “Avalanche"——~Stephen Heller .......
Piano Solo: ”Will 0’ The Wisp”——Ella Ketterer
Piano Solo: “Tarantelle” Op. 18, No. 2gCramm. .
Georgia Elizabeth Boone
Piano Duet: “Sonata"—Mozart Grieg—Goldie Mae and Golda Ham-
mond-Hyatt
Piano Solo: “Cinderella at the Prince's Ball”.. i .Myrtle C‘ Hopkert
Marie Elsalan, JeffersonJacob School
Violin Solo: “Concerto in A Minor"7Accolay..Dorothy Blackwell
Piano Solo: “Polish Dance”—Scharwenka ...... Miss Beatrice Alfred
Accordian Solo—a. “Accordiana’l—Charles Magi-late
“God Bless America"——Irvin Berlin“
William Lee, Jr.
Piano Solo: “Marche Militail‘e"#5chubert ”Yvonne Young
Piano Solo: “Anitia’s Dance"——Grieg.. . Ileana Lee
Violin Solo. “Largo” from the New World Symphony—Dvoruak
Thomas Blue, Charlie Blue Accompanist
Piano Solo: “Prelude in G1 Minor"—-Rachmaninofi. Elizabeth Schultz
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 MUSICALE PRESENTING LOUISVILLE MUSICIANS
Wow-y. April 15, 7:00 P. M.
Place: Chestnut SI.‘ C. M. E. Church
a. Lillian Carpenter, Chairman
Band Selections by Kentucky School for the Blind. .Otls Eads, Diredor
L “Olive Blanch Overture" ............... lEdward Hazel"
2. Serenade—“Cupid’s Charm". . . . . . . . . . . l . . . .11 C. Miller
3. "Luslspiel Overture—Heller Bela, am Lamendeans
Piano Solo: The Swan—Saint Saens. . . . . . . . . . . l l .Mildred Williams
, Jean Elder

 

Piano Solo: “Prelude in G Mlnnr"——-Rachmani.nofil
Piano Solo: Snlfeggietto—Pl E4 Bach. Ellen Lucille Wilson

Piano Solo: “Sonata” Op 7 (Isl Movement)—Gtieg. .
Bennie Clay Holzen

 

Instrumental Eusmlale—“Grand Opera"—Ascher,...I-Iyafl Children

Piano Solo: “Concerto” (Italian style) lstMovementuunJ. S. Bach,
Thomas F. Blue, Jrl

Violin Duet: “Petite Symphony‘L—Mone’tu ..Goldie Mae and Golda
Hammond Hyafi

Plano Duet: “Sonata”—Moz:ut—Grieg (2 pianosxlleana Lee and
Elizabeth Schullz

Chorus: a. “Rustle ofSpring"
-b. “To 3 Swan” ................ Parkland Girls' Glee Club

Irene Lively, Director; Jane Wright, Accompanist

MUSIC DEPARTMENT SESSION

Thursday. April 17. at ZzllD P. M.

CenkIl High School. Room 217

R. Lilli-n Carpenter. Claim“

Demonstrations in Sight Reading:
1. Second Grade—Miss Georgia Carman. .Dunba!‘ School Louisville
2. Fourth Grade—NBS We B. Edwards. .. .Pl Wheafle'y School,
Imfisvflle
3. Fiflh Grade—Jim. Evelyn Smith. . . .Wesbem School, Louisville
4. Sixth fiadfiMhs Carrie McAtee. .Booker T, Washlng‘ton School
Louisville
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April 17. 7:00 P. M
Chestnut Street C. M. 2. Church
B. Lillian Carpenter. Cluirmun

  

 

Selections: Band—Ridgewood School. . i . . , . lH. T, Bland, Director
1. “Military WWW—March. . . i i . l . . . . . .Bennett
2. “Barceralle” ham Tales of Hoffman. Offenbach
3i “DetenninatioM—Overtuxe . Al Hayes
4. Clarinet Solo—“Love in Idleness .
5‘ “Fort Bragg"—March ................ . ......... . . . .Pat Lee

Huey—Comet and Clarinet—Selection from “Lucia diLammermore"
Donizetti, Lincoln High School, PaducahunL. J. Milligen,

Director

Piano Solo: “Polish Dance"—-—Georg Eggeling .......... Leo A. Diggs,
Greensburg

Selection: “Moming”—Oley Speaks ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Girls‘ Glee Club

B. Tl Washington School, Ashland
Miss Johnnie Mitchell, Directress
Violin Solo: 3. “Arioso"—Joh>ann S. Bach

b. “Sylvia"—Oley Speaks..Arthur Lloyd Johnson, Jri
Richmond

Chorus: 8. “Kashmiri Song”—Finden
b. “God So Loved the World" ...... John Stainer
Western High School, Owensboro; Eddean M. Wilder, Director
Boys’ Octet: a. “lnvictus”—Bruno Huhn
b. “I Love Life"—-Oley Speaks
Babe High School, Danville; William Davidson, Director
Chorus: 8. “Song of India"—Rimsky—Kotsakofl
b. “Waltz of the F10Wers"—Tchaikowsky
Ridgewood School, Mrs, Juanita P. Lonas, Directress

 

MUSIC DEPARTMENT SESSION
Friday. April la. a: 9:00 A. M.
Central High School. Room 211
R. Lillian Carpenter. Chairman

Demonstration Saxette Class .......... “HDunbar School, Louisville
Miss Ouida Wilson and Mrs, Willie M. Lewis

“Music in Deaf and Dumb Classa”, , . ......... Mrs. Lacey Bowers
Address: Dr. James L. Mursell, Author and Music Educator, Colum»
bia University, New York

 

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 PHINCIPALS' CONFERENCE AND BANQUET
Thursday. April 17. 4:30 P, M.
Phyllis Wheafley Y. W. C. A" 528 South Sixth Street

Mr. W. O. Nuckolls. Providence, Chairman
Central Theme: “The Principal and the Defense Program”
Discussion: (Each speaker is limited to seven minutes
for his phase of the discussion).
A. “The School as the First Line of Defense”
1. Prof. D. H. Bradford, Ky. State College.
2. Prof. F. 1. sugar, Mayfield.
B. “Occupational Guidance in Keeping with a Program
of Defense”.
1. Prof, E. W. Whiteside, Paducah,
2. Prof. W. L. Shobe, Lynch.
C. “Building Man Power"
1. ref. H. R. Merry, Covington.
2. Miss M. E. Kellis, Paris.
D. “Defending the Ideals of Democracy and Democratic
Practices"
1. Prof. P. L, Guthrie, Lexington.
2‘ Mrs. Willa M. West, Henderson,
BANQUET 6'00 P. M.
Pres. S. L. Barker, K. N. E. A. Fre .......... Toastmaster
Grace: Prof. J. Bryant Cooper, Principal o Phyllis Wheatley School
Louisville, and Second Vice President
of K. N. E. A.
Address: “The Principal and the N. Y, A. Program"
Dr. T. Arnold Hill, Assistant National Director of Negla
Affairs in N. Y. A.
Introduced by Mr. J. A. Thomas, Secretary Louisville Urban
League.
Seven Minute Address: Mrs. Lucy Harth Smith, LE ‘ gton,
Candidate for K. N. E. A. Presidency.
Seven Minute Address: Prof. H, E. Goodloe, Danville,
Candidate for K. N. E. A. Presidency.
Remarks .................. Atwood s, Wilson, Secretary of K. N. E. A.

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 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Chestnut Street C. M. E. Church
Thursday. April 171 at 2:30 P_ M.

Mrs. Lucy Haul: Smith, Chairman

   

Invocation .......... .. . . Chairman,
Music.— “America’s Message i efiersoneJacob and Orell Schools
Mrs. Mayme Morris, Directress.
Mrs. Agnes Duncan, Accompanist‘
Address: “Extra Curricula Activities in the Elementary School"—
Mrsi Theda Van Lowe, Douglas High School, Lexington.
Discussion: “The Objectives of the Elementary School”
1, ”To Acquire Command of the Fundamental Skills"
2. “To Acquire a Fair Store of Common Knowledge"
Jewell Frances, Principal of High School, Salt Lick
Music:—“Song of llfiay" “Jefferson-Jacob and Orell Schools
3. “To Acquire and Develop Wholesome Attxiudes Express-
ed by Social Mindedness and. Civic Mindednsss"
Miss Sedalia Crowe, Paul Dunbar School, Owenshoro.
4. “To Acquire and Develop Desirable Personal and Social

 

Habits."-
Miss Lottie Harris, Jackman High School, Columbia.
Musicz— “Every Time I Feel the Spirit” ..... Jefferson—Jacob and

Orell Schools.
..... Business

 

“Live Humble”—-Spirituals . .
Election of Officers .....
Friday. April 13, SJm A. M.
Music:—— “A Song of Spring”. .Sixth Grade Chorus
“A Merry Life’h Phyllis Wheatley Scho
“Lovely Maiden". . . .Mesdames E. A. MacFarlano‘ and
J. K. McNari-Rhea, Teachers
Invocation: ................. .. .. Chairman.
Music:— “My Sunshine" .Sixth Grade Chorus.
“Welcome, Sweet Springtime”.Phyllis Wheatley School
“After Sunset"
Address:~ “Pupil Democracy in the Elementary School”
Mrs. Dorthy P. Hawkins, Western High School, Paris.

Addressr~ “Music in Elementary School"
Mrs, Emma Stewart Butler, Douglas High School.

 

 

   

   

   

Lexington
Piano Selection .......................... Miss Willie Mae Alexander
Douglas High School, Lexington

Address:— “Providing for Slow-Learning, Disinterested and Re

tarded Children'i Mrs. Fannie Killian Stephens
Booker T. Washington School. Lexington
“A Report of the 25th Anniversary Celebration of the Association for
the Study of Negro Life and History held in Chicago, Illinois'
Mrsi Lucy Harth Smith.
Note: Aeldresses and Reports limited to fifteen minutes each.
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 ANNUAL SPELLING CONTEST
Chalnul Stu C. M. E. Church
Friday, April 13. man A. M.
G. H. Brown, Director
Miss Anita S. Wilson, Awarding of Spelling Prizes.
Representatives of over thirty counties and cities in Kentucky.

KINDERGARTEN-PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Thursday. April 17. mn P. M.
Dunbar School, Sth and Magazine Sheets
Mrs. Blanche slum. Chairman, Greenville
Devotion and Opening Remarks .................... . ..... Chairman
Addrm: “Music and Art in the Primary Grades"
Miss Rowena Hunt, Owensboro.
Music: Second Grade, Virginia Avenue School, Louisville
Mrs. Hallie Wilson, Teacher
Music: Second and Third Grades, B. T. Washington School,
Louisville
Misses Houser, Louden and Winlock, Teachers
Discussion—“Desirable Goals in the Teaching of Social Studies"
Miss Naomi Smith, Drakesboro.
Demonstration—“The Value of the Story Hour"
Miss Mildred Omdofi, Russellville.
Discussionz—“Teaching Reading on the Primary Level”
Miss Betty B. Williams, Columbia.
Discussionz—“Teaching of Language in the Primary Grades"
Miss Lettle Pi Greene, Winchester.

Election of Officers Business Adjournment

 

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 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Room 109 Central High School (Boys Gymnasium)

Thursdly. April 17, 1541. 2:30 P. M.

Secretary, Mrs. Grace Manon

Chairman—Whimsy M. Young
. Whitney Ml Young

   

   
 

Presiding ..
Music ,N. Y, A, Orchestra, r. Humphrey, Director
Introductory Remarks .......... Chain-nan, Whitney Ml Young
5010 .. . . .. .Mr, Murray Cami-a, Mayo Underwood, Frankfort

   

............... Secretary
Lincoln Institute Choral Society
............. K E. A Speaker

Minutes of 1940 Session .
Music .....

   
  
 

Address l . .

Solo ............ Mr. Donald McAiee,
Jackson Junior High School, Louisville

Panel Discussion ...... ‘Wational Defense and Vocational Education"

Mt. Benjamin Gt Patterson, Georgetown, Chairman

Mr. S‘ C, Gaines, Covington Mr. M, E. Brown, Louisville
Miss Ora Mae Williams, Frankfort Mr. 0‘ W‘ Why‘te, Maysville

Mrs. Maggie .1. Hill, Hopkinsville Mr. Charles Buckner, Paris

Mn W. B. Robinson, Lexington Mr. Arthur Hawkins, Mt Sterling
Mr. J. Al Carroll, Lincoln Ridge Mr. James Wilson, Louisville

(Each speaker is requested to limit his talk to six (6) minutes.

Time will be allowed for questions).
lllllll ..........Lincoln Institute Quartette

 

Music ...... .

Business Sasio —Old Business, New Business, Election of Ofiicers
Home Economics Teachers Meeting ........................ Room 203
Mrs, Grace Morton, Chairman
Agriculture Teachers Meeting ............................ Room 206

ML Augustus Mack, Chairman

Trude Teachers Meeting.
Mr. A. J. Panlmey, Chairman

. Room 103

 

 

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 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT
Friday. April 18. at 9:00 A. M
Chestnut Street Recreation Center
William c. Summers, Chairman
Opening Remarks ............................. William c. Summers

Address: “Physical Education and National Defense"
Mr. Whitney M. Young, Lincoln Institute

Panel Discussion: “What Can the Athletic Departments of our Schools
do to Aid the National Detense Program?”
1. H, A. Keen, Athletic Director, Kentucky State College
, Peui Guthrie, Prin. Dunbar High School, Lexington
3. Lorenzo Jones, Athletic Director, Henderson High School,
Henderson.
4. Eugene Goodloe, Prin, Bate High School, Danvflle.
Ten minute question and discussion period.
Discussion: “Building the Basketball Machine"
1, Lamont Lawson, Coach, Lincoln Institute, Lincoln Ridge
2. James Brown, Coach, MayoAUnderwood School, Frankfort
3. Lester Mimms, Coach, Eerlington High School, Earlington
4_ J. F. Fletcher, Coach, Madison High School, Richmond

Departmental Business ........................ Election of Officers

 

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 GUmANCZ WORKERS CONFERENCE
Friday, April 18. a! 5:30 A. M.
Sunday School Boom, C. M. E. Church
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