The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-28
PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.

County superintendent, senate cham
Der. state capitol, $3.50 a. m.
End to Be Attained in Teaching
Dresbach, Olmstead.
Discussion opened by A. E. Fritz. OF
Social Ethics"-supt. q. s. Lowe,
Lake.
Discussion opened by supt. Eric Eric
| son, Renville.
Conference with State supt. J. H. Lew
| is. Subject, Necessary Legislation"
| Report of Reading Circle Work-supt.
! c. G. Schultz, Nicollet
Report of committees.
General business and election of Off
High school council, hall of representa-
tlyes, state capitol, a. m.
.The forenoon will be devoted to the
discussion of the reports of the com
mittees appointed last April at the sci
ence conference at the University of Min
nesota. with instructions to prepare syl-
sciences taught in the high schools and
report at this meeting of the high school
| council.
Report of Committee on Course in
| Chem1stry-Prof H. w. Schmidt st. Paul
Central high school, chairman.
Discussion.
Report of Committee on Course in
! ZoolCgy-Prof. A j. Woolman, Duluth
high school, chairman.
Report of Committee on Course in Bot
any-Prof. John M. Holzinger, Winona
normal, chairman
Report of Committee on Course in
| Physiography-Supt W. f. Kunze, Hast
! ings, chairman.
Discussion.
Report of Committee on Course in
PhysioloSy-Supt. E. L. Mcintyre, Glen
coe, chairman.
Discussion.
Music section, Sunday school room, Cen
| trai FreSpyterlan church, 10 a. m:
e Class Exercise, First Grade Hancock
First grade teacher, st. Paul public
! schools.
Paper-"How the Supervisor, Can Best
Help the Grade Teacher Miss NJ. .Kult,
primary teacher, St. Paul public schools.
Song-Selected, Miss Jessie Z. Stevens,
Stanley hall, Minneapolis
Paper-Subject and reader to be an
! nounced at the first session.
College section, Room 10, High school
| building, 8 a. M:
= Relation of History to Other College
Studies s., Prof A. A. stomberg, Gusta-
The College. Library" Prof. George
/ Huntington, Carleton college.
Associated school Boards Capitol build
ing, Room 16, a. m:
Report of committee on nominations,
| Election of officers.
Paper-''The 1900 Meeting of the Ma
tional Educational Association" j. NJ
Brown, Austin delegate of the associa-
ton to the National Educational assoG5s-
tom.
Discussion.
Board Toward the Superintendent
George w. Stewart, ST. Cloud
Discussion.
Paper-Co-operatio of the School
Board, Teachers and Parents" Mrs. L.
G. Spooner, Morris.
| Discussion.
| Elementary section, assembly hall, Cen
trail high school, s a. m:
Programme in charge of the State Kin
| dergarten association.
Paper-.Ihe Needs Of the Child Under
Seven, Miss Stella L. Wood, superin-
Discussion-Led by Mss Sarah c.
Brooks, of st. Paul.
A Group, Of kindergarten Songs-Miss
PRACTICAL ak Appeatio n!y Miss 1t FFsS srsh
Goodman, St. Cloud normal.
Election of officers
General meeting, Central Presbyterian
Musie--'SThe Princess" Kjerulf, Mrs
Frances B. S. Potter, University of Mn
Platform Meetingz.General topic, "oul
Position Between Two Centuries DR.
Charles Bayard Mitchell. of MINNEAPOLIS
DIR. Irwin Shepard, of Winona, and Supt
J. H. Lewis, of St Paul.
Music-"The Wandering Singers Pa
troll Willis Clark
School Masters Club-Hon. Frank NJ
Nye, of Minneapolis, and Hon. Moses
Clapp, of st. Paul.
Business. election. CT officers, etc.
Evening, state night, Central Presby
terrain church, 8 clock:
Mqsic5aselected, by Masonic quartette
Heath and F. H. Forbes.
Lecture-Samuel Weir, Phi D.. professor
of history of education and ethics, Uni
versity of New York, subject, Human
ism, Realism, or Education foe Society
Some Reflections on the Functions of Ed
ueation.'
] Music-Selected. nv Masonic nuartette