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O'Brien, Assistant Commissioner of Education Cooperative Committee Welcome to Participants Morris Meister, Chairman, Cooperative Committee The Importance of the Theme Dael Wolfle, Commission on Human Resources and Advanced Training General Ways to Identify Students With Scientific and Mathematical Howard F. Fehr, Teachers College, Columbia University, N. Y. C. Warren G. Findley, Educational Testing Service, Princeton, N. J. Lunch period Thursday Afternoon 1:00-4:30 Room Group Discussions on INDENTIFYING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS G-747A Group I. What can be done in small James H. Getty, Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. high schools? F. G. Lankford, Charlottesville, Va. G-755 Group II. What can be done in gen- Paul Klinge, Indianapolis, Ind. eral high schools? G-743A Group III. What can be done by Rolland J. Gladieux, Kenmore, N. Y. William A. Gager, Gainesville, Fla. Daniel Lloyd, Washington, D. C. Aud. Group V. What can be done by Herbert H. Reichard, Allentown, Pa. grouping in high schools? Andrew V. Kozak, Athens, W. Va. G-759A Group VI. What can be done in Edward B. Van Duzen, Pittsfield, technical high schools? 5542 Group VII. What can be done in Zachariah Subarsky, New York, N. Y. specialized high schools? Mass. David Skolnik, Newark, N. J. Nathan Lazar, Columbus, Ohio. Friday Morning—Auditorium, Federal Security Agency (North Bldg.) Nov. 14 9:00 9:15 9:45 10:15 10:45-11:30 11:30-1:00 Friday Afternoon 1:00-4:30 Room Comments by presiding chairman. Stimulating and Educating Superior Students in Mathematics. George E. Hawkins, Lyons Township High School, La Grange, Ill. G. G. Gordon, University Southern California, Los Angeles. Donovan Johnson, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. Lunch period. Group Discussions on PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR HIGH G-747A Group I. What can be done in James H. Getty, Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. F. G. Lankford, Charlottesville, Va. G-755 small high schools? Group II. What can be done in Paul Klinge, Indianapolis, Ind. G-743A Group III. What can be done by Rolland J. Gladieux, Kenmore, N. Y. G-751 Aud. extracurricular programs? Group IV. What can be done on William A. Gager, Gainesville, Fla. Daniel Lloyd, Washington, D. C. Group V. What can be done by Herbert H. Reichard, Allentown, Pa. grouping in high schools? G-759A Group VI. What can be done in Edward B. Van Duzen, Pittsfield, technical high schools? 5542 Mass. David Skolnik, Newark, N. J. Group VII. What can be done in Zachariah Subarsky, New York, N. Y. Saturday Morning Auditorium, Federal Security Agency (North Bldg.) Nov. 15 Summation and integrated reports presented by members of the General disscussion. Adjournment of Conference. CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS Address Organization AHRENDT, M. H........ Washington, D. C...... National Council of Teachers ALLEN, OTIS W....... Greenwood, Miss...... of Mathematics. Greenwood High School, Ford ALLEN, ROWANNETTA S. Washington, D. C...... Board of Education, Prince ARCHER, ALLENE. ARMSBY, HENRY H. Richmond, Va.... ASHFORD, THEO A...... St. Louis, Mo... Georges County. Thomas Jefferson High School. St. Louis University, American AUERBACH, M. L... Richmond, Va.... Washington, D. C...... John Marshall High School. National Science Teachers Association. Behnke, John A....... Washington, D. C...... American Association for the BURDETTE, MAXWELL E. Damascus, Md......... Montgomery County Board of Education. CARLETON, ROBERT H.. Washington, D. C............ National Science Teachers As CHASE, JOHN B... EVANS, HUBERT M..... GAGER, WILLIAM A. GOODEN, JULIUS H.... GORDON, GARFORD..... GREEN, L. C...... Charlottesville, Va..... New York, N. Y. Gainesville, Fla...... Bowie, Md.... sociation. University of Virginia. D. C. Council of Engineering. Educational Testing Service. sociation. University of Florida. High School Science Teacher. U. S. Atomic Energy Commis- Maryland State Teachers College. Los Angeles, Calif...... University of Southern Califor West Chester, Pa.................. Washington, D. C...... nia. Cooperative Committee. sociation. Selective Service. P. S. du Pont High School. |