The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-27
KANSAS TEACHERS.
Thursdav,s Programme.

Thursdays Programme
The following is the programme OF the
teachers meeting for Thursday:
Thursday, O'Clock, Representatlye hall
9:00--HOW City and County Superlu-
tendents Can Make Good Teachers out OF
Poor Ones" Supt. George ". Winans.
9:80-Discussion give minute speeches
BY 5.l9 osage ' co: :esln5t sup J. g. sehoaeld. Ne
R7aha R7ail;7 Co. & &EX7SuPt. y; D: Van OstraaREd.
9:50-General discussion; Two minute
I0:0GN''A Practical Compulsory Eduea-
tional Law" Supt. E. 7. Fairchild. Els
Discussion Cfve minute speeches.
Without manuscript: Sgt GLADYS Hunt.
ton ton City: gTpf. Frank p. SMITH. Law
renee: Prin- D. R. Krehbiel, High school,
Io:5g1General discussion: Two minute
speeches.
mittee on nominations. Ob) committee on
resSqluti9ns, so, (c} committee on aws5rds
MusicISoio CseleetedD. David Bowie
Prayer, Rev. J. 8 GIendenning, Second
Presbyterian church, Topeka
Report of the auditing committee
Lecture-"Al1 the Worlds a Stage
cbdo P5@5 Byr9n 3y on, wv w ki9g PTesidea5 & kings
Thursday, 2 o o'c1ock-Representat hall
John Macdonald, second vice president
2:oo-~The superiEnttend.e.nt from the
don. Kansas City high school.
2:20-DiscusSion five minute speeches.
ned; Prin. J. S. O'Connor, Elk City; Prin-
2:40-General discussion: Two minute
2: As Essentials. in the Training Of
Teaching in the Public Schools" Supt- A
3:eO-Discussion give minute speeches.
without manuscripD: Prin- T.. Z. Salser,
E. Eberhardt, Bethany college. Lindsborg-
3I0-General discussion: Two minute
IS s. 30 My Educational Greed (hveminuts
speeches.: Supt- 1. E Wolfe. kansas
High school; -suPt. J. ". sPindler. Win
field; SuptE, w NJ Massey Sumner sumner GO:
Supt. Maggie Town. Wallace Co.; Supt-
H. F. M. Bear. Wellington
DEPA RTSfENTo TN 1EHENSFlTFloSlF COUNTY sUPERIN-
Thursday, 2 O'clock. Senate chamber.
Frank Nelson, state superintendent.
2:00ISHow- can County superintendents
Arouse a Popular Interest in Educattonz
5. s. C8Eney. cay 5e' Mitchell i si CO.: cbl By Means
of Teachers ASSOCIATIONS" Supt. NJ W
Educational meetings." Supt- A L Lynn.
Discussion: Three minute speeehes.
3:00-"How can the Position Of the Rural
ent?" Supt- NJ. D Weltner, Pottawatomie
.8:2O-Discussion: supt- r F.Crick. Pratt
Co; Supt Julia King. Cowley Co
Notes-L The chairman should appoint
department may be reported to the gen
2 Each speaker must confne himself
to the time allotted in the programme
PRIMARY AND AM ] SD TGNyRE52REEGARrEN yT252EE De
Thursday, o'clock, First Presbyterian
Miss Charline P. Morgan. first vice pres
2:00-''ManuaI Training in the Primary
and Kindergarten: Its Purpose and
Scope" Prof. f. B. Abbott, state normal
2:20- Discussion (dve minute speeches.
without manuscripO. Prin. H o Caster,
Prof. ]. D. Walters. Kansas state agri-
cultural college.
2:40-''An Ideal Primary school Curri-
culum, Helen Ferguson, Kansas City
without manuscript(: Della Van Amburs.
Y Mallory. Philhpsburg; Letta Connolly,
3;25-''A Plan for Science Work in the
Primary School," Alice D. Davidson OF
8:4Q-Quesions and general discussion
KANSAS S0CTEFY FOR CHILD STUDY
Thursday o'clock, High school bqlldlng
g. "Co-Operation Of School and Homes
How can it be AccOmpltshedP' Supt- L
e, E., Wolfe Wolfe 5isdisss; Kansas City
T. THE Need Of Exercises for Training
in Motor Control" Miss NJ L. Stone, EN-
Special discussions: Prof. F. 3. Abbott,
Emporia; Miss Emily Kittlaus. Leaven-
5. 1.-THE CuIture-Epoeh Theory: How
Far Proved True by Experience" Dr. A
r. Taylor, EunpOrfa.
CITY EKfN,5TENRENTs ROUND
Thursday, 4 o'clock. Grade room, High
school building.
5 Should the Superintendent make it
Obligatory for the Teachers to Attend
Conventions?' Supt- ". NJ Davidson. To-
s. ITO What Extent Should the Super
intendent Figure in the Grade Meetings
in order to best Assist the Teacher
Supt. W. H. Olin, Ottawa
z. Value of the Educational Press"
Supt. Geo. W Wtnans, Hutchinson.
8. May the Programme OF the Mod
Is the Present Programme Conducive TO
Superficial Work on the part Of the
Teacher Supt- J. ". Spindler. Winfield
MUSIC ROUND TABLE.
Thursday, 2 O'Clock. First Baptist
church, H. W. Jones, chairman
2.00-Music: Song by Sixth grade Pupils
from Branner school, Miss Daisy Hunter.
2:10-Paper: "A County Superintendent's
Experience with Music in Country
schools Miss Lucy Howard. Bellevi1Ie
2:30-Piano solo, Mr.. E c. Lewis. Tope-
2:40-Paper: Music in the Intermediate
Grades and High school, Miss Margaret
Mack, Junction City.
3:0O-Discussion: Mr.. Chas w Law
renee, Ottawa; Mrs A H. Newton. Hum
boIdt; Prof B. s. HoagIand Hutchinsor.
3:20-Vocal solo, Miss Nina Thomas To-
3:30-Question box
3:59-Election Of officers.
4:0Q-Music.