The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-30

The nigh school section will hold its only
meeting this morning, at 9 O'Clock, in the
lecture room of Plymouth Church. The
programme follows:
Paper, means of Securing Vitality and
Greater Efficiency in English Teaching .
Miss Estelle Corlew, Evansville; discussion
LED by VIII Fl. Kelly. Button.
Paper, The High School Boy and How to
chester; general discussion.
vocal solo, Earl r. Cartwright, Port
land. Appointment of nominating commit
Paper, Influences That Have Deter
mined Methods of Science Instruction.. .
Jesse W. Hubbard, Anderson: discussion led
by &. H. Drybread, Hartford City.
Paper, Manual Training for Girls in the
Nineteenth Century Mrs. Mary Davies,
Paperp Whgf NAV Fsry e.
of Our High School Graduate as st to eei His
Qualifications in History" Dr. Andrew
Stephenson, De Paw University
The readers and elocutionists will close
their sessions this morning at o'clock in
Room 29 Statehouse with the following
programme:
Paper, "Elocution in the High School, 3"
Francis Carmbody, Notre Dame, Ind. gem
eral discussion
Paper, twenty-five Years of College
Oratory" f. r. Grif1th, State University,
Bloomington; general discussion.
In the auditorium in Plymouth Church.
the Child Study Round Table will be held,
when the following programme will be fol-
lowed: Reports of work done in schools and
local clubs in Indiana: The Normal School,
Miss Carrie Browder: the Northern Indiana
Normal School, Prof G. w. Meet; Tippe-
canoe county. Miss Flora Roberts; Starke
county, Scott Guyer; Porter county, Supt.
A. A. Hughart Hobart, Superintendent Fl.
r. Hardesty; Brookville, Superintendent
Noble Harter.
Sfrhe Educational Significance of the Per-
sonal Allegiance of Pupils to Teachers"
Inn hxrC int dot,f ~
Belman.
The English section. at $3.50 this morning,
will meet in Room 112, Statehouse, to hear
a paper on How Can Composition Be Most
Effectively Taught in the High SCHOOL, by
Miss Perry, of the Training, School. :,
At 10 this morning the college section will
the day is follows:
Reports. appointment of committees and
general business.
Paper. Science in the College Currcu-
lum," Prof. w. j. Karslake, Butler Col
lege; discussion opened by Prof. L. J. Rett-
ger. Indiana University.
Annual address of the president "a For
gotten Factor in Pedagogy"
Two D. m.-Paper, Ethics of the College
Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute: discus
sion opened by President G. s. Burroughs,
Paper, Legal Education. Prof. w. p.
Rogers, Indiana University: discussion
opened by De Pauw University
Paper. Dissipation Of Energy, in College
College; discussion opened by Vincennes
University.
The music section will this afternoon, at
2 O'Clock. hold its last session in Room 50,
Statehouse. when the following programme
will be followed:
Topics for general discussion: (a) "How
Shall Monotones Be Treated?" OBJ 1.-THE
Value of Interval Practice in all Grades
Above the Second Year" (c) Music in the
pervisors of Music (e) Supervisors Duty
TO Teachers" (f) THE Pitch Pipe; Beating
Time" (g) "Tone Production in the Pri-
mary Grades Leaders: Miss Beatrice o.
Sanders. Louis D. Eickhorn. Herman f..
Orren. Remarks by w. II, Wiley. superin-
tendent Terre Haute schools; l.. O. Harris,
superintendent Hancock county.
The Academy of Science will this morn
ing at o'clock hold general session, fol-
lowed by sectional meetings. and at o'clock
this afternoon viii hold the last general
session.