Professor James A. Woodburn was elected president of the North Central Association for the ensuing year, and Professor Earl W. Dow was made vice-president. The association loses the valuable services of its secretary-treasurer of the past four years, Professor George H. Gaston, of the Wendell Phillips High School, Chicago; his place is taken by Miss Mary L. Childs, of the Evanston (Illinois) Township High School. The following were elected members of the executive committee: Dr. O. M. Dickinson, Western Illinois Normal School, Macomb; Professor W. E. Dodd, University of Chicago; Miss Victoria Adams, Calumet High School, Chicago; Miss Ellen G. Foster, Evanston, Ill. MISSOURI ASSOCIATION. Program of Meeting at Kirksville, May 14, 1910. MORNING SESSION. 1. President’s (H. R. Tucker) Address--“The Doctrine of Interest and Instruction in the Social Sciences in the High School.” Discussion. 2. “The Use of the Library in High School History Classes.” Miss Elizabeth B. Wales, secretary Missouri State Library Commission, Jefferson City. Discussion opened by Miss Sadie Connor, McKinley High School, St. Louis; H. W. Foght, State Normal, Kirksville. 3. “What Topics in English Constitutional History are Not Too Difficult for Secondary History Courses?” F. B. Smith, Savannah. Discussion. 4. “New View-points in Ancient History.” Dr. A. T. Olmstead, State University, Columbia. AFTERNOON SESSION. 1. “A Pilgrimage Through Italy”--An illustrated lecture. Miss Clara L. Thompson, Mary Institute, St. Louis. 2. Reports of Committees: (a) Committee on History in High Schools of Missouri, E. M. Violette, State Normal, Kirksville; (b) Committee on History in the Elementary Schools of Missouri, Superintendent O’Rear, Boonville. 3. Election of Officers. 4. General Business. NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION MEETING.