The Indianapolis journal., 1899-12-25
TEACHERS BY THE SCORE
WILL BEGIN TO ASSEMBLE IN THIS
CITY TOMORROW.
Annual Meeting of the State Associa-
tion-Tbe Complete Programme
of the Session.
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Tuesday, D. m, Indiana College Asso-
citation, Denison Hotel
Tuesday, p. m, Mathematical, House
| of Representatives, Room 90.
House of Representatives, Room 80.
| Tuesday, s p. m, Indiana College Asso-
| citation, Denison Hotel.
Wednesday, 9 a. m, General Association,
House of Representatives, Room 55.
Wednesday, a. m, Child Study. Senate
chamber, Room So
Wednesday, 10 a. m, Indiana College As
Sociation, Denison Hotel.
Wednesday, p. m, General Association,
House of Representatives, Room 30.
Wednesday, p. M, Child Study, Senate
| chamber, Room so.
Wednesday. 2 D. m, Library Associa-
| ton, Room So, Statehouse.
Wednesday, d. m, General Association,
| House of REPRESENTATIVES. Room 90.
Wednesday, Indiana Trustees Associa-
| tion, Masonic Temple.
| Thursday. a. m, General Association,
! House of Representatives. Room So'
Thursday, a: m. Classical. Senate
chamber, Room so.
Thursday, $3.50 a. m. County Superintend-
| ents, Supreme Court Room 81.
Thursday. $50 a. m, Library Associa-
| ton, Room SO, Statehouse.
Thursday. 1:30 p. M, High School. House
| of Representatives, Room 55.
Thursday. 2 p. m, Primary Section, Sem
| ate chamber, Room so.
Thursday, p. m, County super1ntend-
| ents, Supreme Court, Room 81.
Thursday, p m. Reading and Elocu-
ton, Room 20. Statehouse.
Thursday. p m, Library ASSOCIATION
Room SO, Statehouse.
Thursday, Indiana Trustees Associa-
| ton, Masonic Temple.
| Friday a. m, English Section, House
| of Representatives, Room 3d.
Friday, a. m, Music, Senate champer'
| Room so.
Friday $50 a. m, County. superintend-
| ents. Supreme Court, Room 81. ,
Friday, 1:30 p. m, English Section, House
| of Representatives, Room So.
Friday p. m. County superintendents,
| Supreme Court, Room 6I.
The Indiana State Teachers Association
| will begin its sessions in this city to-mor-
row and continue until Thursday. The
| programme was arranged by ]. r. Hart,
of Lebanon, and George r. Wilson, of
| Jasper. The programme embraces all the
various sections Of the different depart
ments. The headquarters of the associa-
ton will be at the Grand Hotel.
The officers of the association are: w. II.
Glascock. president, Bloomington; George
r. Wilson, chairman executive committee,
Jasper; j. R. Hart. permanent secretary
and treasurer, Lebanon; Emma b. Sheally,
| recording secretary, Delphi; vice presi-
| dents, Z. G.. Bauman, Mount Vernon; ID. 5.
| Kelly, Jeffersonville; ]. c. Gregg, Brazil;
| Miss L. NJ. Foster, Edinburg; G. w. Gay
| ler, II. -. SQlQeleT, W. Slcu,
| South Bend. The executive committee con-
| sists of George r. Wilson, chairman, Jas
per; Robert J. Alley, Bloomington: j. r.
Houston, Aurora; +. +. Trueblood, Rich
| mond; w. r. Snyder, Muncie; Ellis IL.
| Drake, Kentland; z. A. Schultze, Fort
Wayne: w. S. Almond. ex officio, Delphi.
| The admission to all meetings will be by
cards, which may be secured from the per-
manent secretary. The programme is ar
ranged for the convention in thirteen sec
tions or departments of work. The princi-
pal one is that of the general association,
which will be held in the House OF Repre-
sentatives, beginning Tuesday evening at s
o'clock and continuing until Thursday aft
ernoon. The details are as follows:
TUESDAY, DEC. &C.
p. m.-Invocation, Rev. w. A Quayle,
pastor Merdian-street NJ. z. Church; mu-
sic, music section; address of retiring pres
dent, Prof f. NJ. Stalker. Terre Haute; in
augural address, art in Education, Su-
perintendent w. H. Glascock, Blooming
ton; music, music section; appointment OF
committees and miscellaneous business; ad-
journment.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. "a.
9 a. m.-Invocation. Prof. Jabez Hall,
dean Bible School, Butler College, Univer-
sity of Indianapolis; soprano solo, 20
Salutaris Hostia," Ga1ss, Mrs. Belle Nc
dine Smith. /. Some Of the Social Aspects
of Education Rev. F. e. Dewhurst, pas
tor of Plymouth Church; discussion, Prof.
DAVID h. GOSS, In0lanapOllSs fTOl d. r.
Brown, Earlham College, Richmond; Prof.
J. d. Forrest, Indianapolis. 2. THE Re-
lations of Society TO the School, Mrs. May
Wright Sewall, Girls Classical School, In
2p. m.-Music section, 1.-The Management
Of Children During Early Adolescence" 3"
President A. II. Yoder. Vincennes Univer-
sty; discussion, DR.. Louis Sherman Da-
Wis, Bloomington. and Prof. Sanford Bell.
Bloomington; Manual Training, Prof.
Chas. E. Emmerich. principal Indianapolis
Training SCHOOL,; discussion, Prof, W. E.
Stone, vice president Purdue University;
Prof T. j. Charlton. superintedent Re-
form School for Boys. Plainfield; ouperin-
tendent j. w. Hamilton, Monticello public
schools.
D. m-Music, association quartet, L. NJ
Tilson, second bass; w. j. Stabler, first
bass; W. +. NJ. Browne, second tenor; w.
H. Lebo, first tenor; annual address. Hon.
John l.. Griffiths, Indianapolis; music, as
sociation quartet.
Admission to the evening session will be
by card which may be obtained from the
permanent secretary.
THURSDAY. DEC. 2S.
| a. m.-Invocation, Rev. j. L. Milburn,
pastor Second Presbyterian Church: music;
| tendent D. l.. Goss. Indianapolis; discus
sion, Superintendent Edwin S. Monroe,
Mount Vernon, and Superintendent w. H.
est the People and Bring About a More
Thorough and Systematic and Comprehen-
sive Study of the History of Indana?'' Su-
| perintendent j. w. Carr, Anderson; discus
sion, Prof. c. W. Hodgin. Richmond; Su-
perintendent r. A. Ogg. Kokomo Prof. J.
A. Woodburn, Bloomington; music. music
section; report of committees; miscellane-
Gus business: adjournment
| The programme for the different sections
is as follows:
High School Section
House of Representatives Thursday Dec
rs. 1:30 p. m.-"Self- government in the High
| School," Hamlet Allen, Washington; dis
cussion, Alva o. Neal, Franklin; appoint
ment of nominating committee to report
| under head of general business; vocal solo,
Harry 3. Talbot. Upton: Effects of Ath-
letics, School Publications, Theatricals,
| Oratoricals, etc. on the High School Work
and Spirit" Miss Adelaide Baylor, Wa
bash; discussion led by those who have had
practical experience along lines indicated
Athletics" John L. May indianapolis;
School Publications." Virgil Mcknight,
| Marion; "Theatricals," James r. Beck.
Bloomington; 'Oratorical Contests" F. L.
Sims, Portland; piano solo. Miss Jessie
Waugh. Upton: 1.-THE Most Profitable Way
for the High School Teacher TO Spend His
Vacation DR.. Stanley Coulter, Purdue
University; general discussion; unity of eff
forts in high school departments; effect OF
environment on students-home. commun-
| ity, school; different courses for the two
sexes; postgraduate work in high school:
TO what extent should the high school
work be elective? Is there too much
crowded into the course of study? Parental
MISUNDERSTANDING of-how TO secure;
regularity and punctuality in attendance.