The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-05-21
PROGRAM.
Annual Meeting of the kentucky
State Teachers Association
to be Held at Paducah,
Kentucky.

Response TO ADDRESS OI WelCOIHe
Hon. Ed. Porter Thompson, Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction.
Enrolment of members.
Appointment of committees.
General business.
Annual reports of officers.
Report of the committee on the
revisions of the constitution.
Address-Education in the Noun
tains-Hon. A. l.. Peterman.
AFTERNOON, 2 O'CLOCK.
The study of psychology as adapted
to the needs OF our teachers, j. +.
Fruit, Bethel College, Russellville.
State Training School, Lexington; w.
H. Bartholomew. Principal Girls
High School, Louisville; E. A. Fox,
Principal of Paducah High School,
Paducah; r. M. Goodnight, Frank
fort.
Educational value of history, j. w.
Fertig, Montgomery Bell Academy,
Nashville, Tenn.
Discussion-W. A. Cade, Paducah;
#. A. Gillum County Superintendent
Logan county, Russellville; T. J.
Coates, Principal Greenville Schools,
Greenville; Miss Mary Murray, Pa
ducah.
Necessary ways and means to in
crease the efficiency of our schools,
E. A. Gullion, County Superintendent
Carroll county, Carrollton.
Discussion-M. A. Cassidy, County
Superintendent Fayette county, Lex
ington; j. j. Glenn, County Superin-
tendent Hopkins county, Madison
Vile; Anthony Thatcher, County
Superintendent Butler county, Nor
gantown; j. M. Gilbert, County
Superintendent McCracken county,
Paducah.
University extension, R. H. Caroth-
Discussion-J. H. Fuqua, Bethel
College, Russellville; Miss Emma
Morgan, Paducah; H. X. Taylor, ..Prin-
cipaI Boys Training School, Louis
vile; Hon. A. L. Peterman, Lexing-
ton.
EVENING, s O'CLOCK.
Address-Art in Education Chalk
Talk -Prof. Charles E. Steaks.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29-MoRNING, $50
O'CLOCK.
The ideal training school and what
it should accomplish, r. N. Roark,
Principal State Training School, Lex
ington.
DEMONSTRATION. j. o. Hodges,
Lexington; w. H. Bartholomew,
Vice-President National E. A., from
Kentucky; Miss E. II. Brooks, Hop
kins College and Training School,
Madisonville, G. o. McBroom, Super
intendent City Public Schools, Padu-
cab.
Address-A Century's History of
Education in Kentucky-Hon. q. F.
Smith, Louisville.
Free-hand and mechanical drawing
Its place in our public schools and
its educational value, Prof Howard
Champlin, Superintendent of Draw
ing, Nashville Schools.
Discussion-Prof Charles E. Steaks,
Madisonville.
AFTERNOON, O'Clock.
Address territorial growth of
the United States, Hon. w. r, Gar
rett, State Superintendent of Ten
nessee.
The Kindergarten-Its educational
value-Miss Anna E. Bryan, Louis
vile. It's place in the public schools
Miss Maggie Page, Frankfort.
Illustrative work in geography and
history, Miss Ada Brazelton, Padu-
cab.
Discussion-J. M. McGinness, Su
perintendent City Schools, Owens
boro; Mrs. Matte B. Tucker, Louis
vile; Mrs. Ella Y. Pell, Paducah;
Hiram Roberts, Louisville.
Address-Rev. w. @. Young, ID. D.,
President Centre College, Danville.
EVENING, O'CLOCK.
Music.
Address-Implements-Maj. j. B.
Merwin, st. Louis.
JUNE 30--MoRNING, $50
O'CLOCK.
Reports of Committees.
Election of officers.
Miscellaneous business.
How can we arrange system of
county high schools? O. j. Lemen,
Principal Union Academy, Morgan
field.
Discussion-J. w. Mastin, County
Hancock county,
M. A. Cassidy, County
Fayette county, Lex |
ington; G. w. Parsons, County Super
Bracken county, Brooks
vile; S. l.. Fogge, County Superinten-
dent Christian county, Hopkinsville. |
How shall we secure the continued |
professional improvement of our
teachers? w. z. Lunley, President
Hickman College, Hickman.
Discussion-J. II. Fuqua, Bethel
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