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Excerpt from Elimination of Obsolete and Useless Topics and Materials From the Common Branches

Geo. H. Betts, Department of Psychology, Cornell College, Mount Vernon, Iowa.
W. F. Cramer, City Superintendent of Schools, Atlantic, Iowa.
W. L. Hanson, City Superintendent of Schools, Burlington, Iowa.

E. E. Lewis, Department of Education, University of Iowa, Iowa Olty, Iowa.

John R. Slacks, County Superintendent of Schools, Sac County, Sac City, Iowa.

C. W. Stone, Director Training School Iowa State Teachers' College, Cedar Falls, Iowa.

G. M. Wilson, Department of Agricultural Education, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa.

The committee began work at once through correspondence. After getting policies more or less outlined by this method, the first meet ing was held in the State House at. Des Moines, Saturday, January 9. At this meeting A. C. Full'er'; J r., of the State Department of Public Instruction was asked to act as the permanent secretary of the committee. Other meetings were held on Saturday, March 13, and on Saturday, October 16. The work of the committee, h0w~ ever, is not indicated by the number of meetings held, as there was constant correspondence and constant work looking toward final report.

The committee is particularly pleased that the report is unani mous not only in general spirit but in minor details. Every mem ber of the committee realizes the great necessity of its work and'the desirability of trying 'to perform the function for which it was created as fully as possible in the first report.

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