In Sunday school nomenclature the regimental battalions are "Divisions"--Elementary, Secondary, and Adult, by name. The companies likewise are named "Departments," each division having its own as in the "Elementary"--"Cradle Roll," "Beginners," "Primary," and "Junior." The squads in each case are the "Classes" that make up the Departments. _It is essential that the Secondary, or Teen Age Division, which enrolls the adolescent boy, be adequately organized._ Regiments, Battalions, Companies, and Squads must be properly officered--must be supervised. Colonels, Majors, Captains, Lieutenants, Sergeants and Corporals are the arteries of an army. In Sunday school language, the head of the regiment is the General Superintendent, and all the heads of divisions and departments are likewise named Superintendent. The leader of the squad is the Teacher. Then a properly supervised Sunday school is organized not unlike an army, and would be, according to a diagram, like the following: General Superintendent | ------+-----------------+----------+------+-----------------+--- | | | | Elementary Secondary Adult Special Superintendent Superintendent Superintendent Superintendent Cradle Roll Intermediate Organized Bible Superintendent Superintendent Class Superintendent Beginners' Senior Home Superintendent Superintendent Superintendent or Primary Teen Age Superintendent Superintendent or Junior Boys' Superintendent Superintendent and Girls' Superintendent Thus the modern school of the church would have at least twelve superintendents to oversee its work, to say nothing of the special workers, such as Training, Missionary and Temperance. This may seem like an unnecessary array of officers, but the experienced will admit that they are essential to good results in teaching boys and girls of varying requirements. _Not until the Secondary or Teen Age Division is adequately supervised, will the teen age boy or his religious education be properly cared for_. BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL Frost.--The Church School (.65). Cope.--Efficiency in the Sunday School ($1.00). Lawrance.--Housing the Sunday School ($2.00). --How to Conduct a Sunday School ($1.25). Meyer.--The Graded Sunday School in Principle and Practice (.75). SCHEME OF ORGANIZATION OF THE MODERN SUNDAY SCHOOL