The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26
STATES EDUCATORS.
Complete Programme of the
Whole Session.
WHO WILL READ THE PAPERS
And Who Will Take Part IN the Dis
cussIOns-Interestin Papers.

cussIOns -Interestins Papers.
The thirty-second annual meeting Of
the Kansas State Teachers association
viii hold its opening session at Repre-
sentative hall this evening. The meet
ing will extend through Thursday and
Friday.
All the general meetings are to be held
in Representative hall The special eve
ming lectures by President Draper and
Robert Mcintyre on Thursday and Fri
day evenings Will be given in the assem-
bly, room Of the high school building.
The district and graded school section
viii meet in Representative hall Thurs
day and Friday from to 4 .. N.
The primary and kindergarten section
will meet IN the library room Of the high
school building Thursday and Friday,
between 2 and 4 p. N.
The college and high school section
viii meet in the high school assem- bly,
room Thursday and Friday from to 4
p.
The department of county superinten-
dence will meet in the senate cham Der
on Thursday and Friday from 2 to 4
p. m
The round tables will be held Thurs
day at 4 p. N. IN the high school build
ing The city uperintendents viii meet
in the superintendent's grade room; high
school principals in room No. / history
ana sociology IN library room.
Ohicers-President, Supt WIN. N.
Davidson, Topeka; vice president. Supt.
Geo. w Jones, Mound City; secretary.
Miss Frances E Katner, superintendent
Of Doniphan county; treasurer, Supt J.
w. Spindler, Winfield
SectiOns-Primary and kindergarten j:
President, hrs. Lillian II. PIckens, lola.
District and graded schools: Supt. ]. c.
Gray, Abilene College and high school:
Prin. w. A. Evans, LeavenwOrth high
school County superintendents: II. y.
Gaines, stata Perintendent. City su-
perintenden1s. Supt VIM Richardson,
Wichita Iligh-school principals: Prin.
p. BI. Bowen, Fort Scott high school
History and sociology: Prof. f. w. Black
mar, University of Kansas.
Evening Meetings.
Wednesday evening" Invoca-
ton, Rev. DR. Embree. Music. Address
Of welcome, Hon. c. s. Gleed, Topeka
Response. Miss Helen Eacker, Delphos.
Music. Presidents address. ". NJ. Dav-
idsOn, Topeka. Announcement OF com
mittees. Social.
Thursday evening ~ Lecture, "The
spirit of the teacher" Hon. A s, Draper,
president State University of Illinois
Friday evening @Lecture, sgIhe evOIu-
tior of Abraham Lincoln" Rev Robert
Mcintyre, Denver, Colo. Awarding of
flag and library.
General Meetings.
Thursday morning schools of Ger
many" J. N. Wilkinson, EmpOria;
schools of Scotland John Macdonald,
Topeka; "SchoOls, by one who has not
been abroad A S. Olin. Lawrence Dis
cussion: Z. B. Smith, Great Bend; Anna
L. CARL, Lyons; d. E. Sanders, Fit Scott.
Business, 11:3J to u.
Friday morning Unworthy aims and
inferior and vicious motives and in
centives to scholarship and right con
I
sion: Aaron Schuyler, Salina: Presid lent
Fairchild, Manhattan; Miss NJ E Dol
phin. LeavenwOrth. The American IN
clination to novelty. as manifested ia the
teaching profession" Guy 2. Benton,
Fort Scott Discussion: Mrs. Clara Il.
Hazelrigg, Ell Dorado. c. @. Cormack,
kinsley. Report of committee on necrol-
ogy, A. R. Taylor. chairman, EmporIa-
Business I1:30 to r.
Section Meetings Primary and Kinder
garten section.
Miss Lillian Il Pickens, president of
this section.
Thursday fternoon-Language: Pa
per, Miss Daisy Ferguson. Emporia; Il
Illustrated talk, Miss Dove Mitchell, En-
p0ria; Class drill, Miss Nadge Moore.
Topeka. General discussion. Reading
and spelling: Paper, Miss Mary Chan
cellor, Paola; illustrated talk, Miss Alb
bic G. knaus Lyons: Class drill. Miss
Anne Monteith, Topeka. General dis
cussion. Number: Paper, Miss Lizzie
Z. Ryan, Leavenworth; illustrated talk.
Miss Della Spaulding, W athena; Class
drill. Mrs. 5. c. Hoxie, Topeka General
Friday afternoon Kindergarten hour:
What may the public schools do with
work. Miss Ivy latham,
Paola; Little devices to put freshness
and life into the work" Mrs Mary Stone
Gregory, Topeka Busy work: Miss
Ruth Garrett, Leaveuworth, Miss Lizzie
Wooster, Salina; Miss Lib'0ie Burbank,
LeaTenworth. Science in the primary