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Mr. Beverly, Miss Henna, and Miss Kelly Elected Representatives to Richmond Teachers’ League The second meeting of the Sec ondary Teachers’ Association was held in the assembly room of the Richmond Public Library on Wed nesday, November 4. Judge James Hoge Ricks, of the Juvenile Court, spoke on the subject “How the High School Teacher Can be a Help to Pupils Outside of the Classroom.” In the absence of Mr. J. D. Harris, Mr. Roland Galvin, president of the association, explained the present plan for teachers’ pensions and stated the plan which is to be considered at the State Teachers’ Convention. Mr. Richard Ander son, of the rehabilitation division of the department of education, was to address the association, but was called out of town. The association is entitled to five delegates to the state conven tion. The delegates were voted on, but the results have not yet been determined. Reports were heard from the representatives to the League of Richmond Teachers. Mr. Beverly, from John Marshall, Miss Henna, from Thomas Jefferson, and Miss Kelly, from George Wythe were elected representa tives to the league for the coming year. There was a very good attend ance at the meeting, which was presided over by Mr. Galvin, the president of the association.
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Richmond Monocle
Richmond, Virginia, US
Fri, Nov 13, 1931
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