The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-12-13

Morning ScsSion-MOnday.
l. Address-By the President.
2. Punctuat ion-G. W. Fry.
g. Criticisms on the samo-J. ID. GiIlIland.
Afternoon Session.
l. Theory and Practice of Teaehing-Prof. A.
A. Moulton. Criricisms-Joel Baker.
3 Percentage-Joseph Roach. Criticisms-J,
II. Wood.
8. Penmah ip (competitive)-R. U. Wilson.
Critic-J. w. johnson.
Evening Session.
1. Address-Ambrose Leach jr. Leading crit
ic-C. A. Atkinson.
2. Debate Resolved, That, Primary Algebra,
and Higher Arithmetic should not be taught
in our Common Schools. Affirmative, Jerome
Goodrich. Negative, Stephen Morgan.
Second Day-Tuesday.
l. Decimal Fraetions-stephen Morgan. Critic
"A. NJ. Welch.
?. The study of Language-Miss Nellie Phil
lips. Critic-Miss Mary Messenger.
3. NIensuration-John Warren. Critic-L. l.
Evans.
Afternoon Session.
/. Advantages Of an Educatlon-W nliam
Kirl1endall. Critic-J. +. Shook.
2. Importance of Self Culture-Lucy Cobb.
Critic-Nellie Lasley.
3. Arithmetic (competitive)-Henry Hays.
Evening Session.
l. Address-ProE A. y. Moulton. Critic
Jerome Goodrich.
?. Debate-Resolved, That a compulsory sys-
tenn OF education is incompatible with truly
republican government. Affirmative, James
Kinnison. Negatlve-T. J. Harrison.
Third Day-WedneSday.
l. Mathematical Geography-Alfred Robbins.
Hays.
p The Duties of a Teacher-T jay Morgan
Critic-Robert Harper
3. Unconscious infuence-Jennie Reynish.
Critic-w. \. Mcclure.
Afternoon Session.
l. Astronomy-Dr. j. L. Sylvester. Critic
NJ. f. Morgan.
2. Specially in Course Of Study-william l..
Evans. Critic-J. X. Stewart.
8. Geography (competItive)-J. F. Shook.
Evening Session.
/. Iacture 1Wordsr-Hon. Irvine DUNCAN.
2. Debate-Resolved, That Schools are great
er benefit than churches to society. Afiirma-
tive. James McClung. Negative, Creighton
Howe.
Fourth Day-Thursday.
!. Teaching in its different pbases-J. NJ
Lively. Critic-P. f. Jacobs.
2 Grammar, as taught in our Common
A. Aleshire. Critic-J. ID. Lake.
3. Moral and intellectual Culture. w.
johnson. Critic-Miss II. Z. Walterhouse.
Afternoon Session.
l. Temperance in School-winneld Scott
Critic-Emma Brown.
?. Parsing (competitive)-C. c. McKinniss.
3. Spelling (competitive)-D. MaclSley.
Evening Session.
/. Lecture: "Science''-J. i. Paine. Critic
David Davis.
2. Debate-Resolved, That it is advisable 10
create the Office OF County Superintendent
Affirmative, j. w. Longbon NEGATIVE, G. w
Harbarger.
Fifth Day-Friday.
/. Pronouns-J. II. Wood. Critic-W. NJ.
Johnson.
2.U. s. Hi.tory-lc -lcompetitive)J. D. Gnliland
3. Books, ESsay-Miss Fanny Long.
Afternoon Session.
/. Physiology i'm Common Schools-Robt NJ.
Steele. Critic-Dr. w. L. Williams.
.. Glass Drill in reading-J. b. Paine A. D.
Crltic-Hon. Irvine DUNCAN.
Evening Session.
/. by request Judge Longbon will read his
last prize essay-"Thc Innuenc OF the Bible on
Society,""
ReunioE-GOvening Directions.
Time Of each lecture not TO exceed thirty
minutes. Leading critic allowed ten minutes
Institute will open on first day at 10 o'clock.
Competitory exercises confined to teachers.
Teachers who have heretofore received prizes
excluded from competition.
Officers.
Prssldent-GeO. W. HaIbarger.
Vice Prcsldents-C. A. Atknson, II. U. VIII
son, V. c. MGrtindale.
Rec. Secretary-T. Jay Morgan.
Cor. SecIetlry-J. +. Shook.
Executive Committee w. NJ. johnson
Jerome Goodrich, Winha ID scott.