The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27
ADDRESSED
BY SCOTT OF
SALTWATER
Second Day of Teachers
Meeting Is Big Success.
is BUSY DAY FOR ALL
Morning, Afternoon and Eve
ing Sessions Held

Guthrie 0. T, Dec. 26.-Ihe second Gay
of the Territorial Teachers meeting was
q big success. and the attendance was the
largest in the history Of the association.
THE feature Of the day was the address Of
President Angelo c. Scott Of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college of Still
,gster entitled: What is the Matter
With the Teaching of English and the
discussion that followed, participated IN
bv the prominent educators Of the terri
tory. The following program was car
ried out:
Music. Selected, Miss Laura Soule'
saltwater Public Schools.
Invocation.
svmposium: What and How to Teach.
papare i. IN the Primary Classes
Mrs. c. O. Clearinghouse. Pawnee.
paper >. in The intermediate Class
Is" W. J. OHara, Hennessey.
Paper 3. In the Grammar School,
J. N. Dale. Mangum.
General Discussion.
1000 o clock Music.
Paper: What is the Matter With the
Teaching Of English" Angelo c. Scott
Pres. A. & NJ. College, Saltwater.
Discussion: Miss Josephine Gray, prin-
cfpal high school, saltwater; c. H. Rob
erts. suoerintendent city schools, King
fisher: J. N. Mayberry. superintendent
schools. Perry; J.. \. FerTel, superinten-
dent schools. Lexington.
11:0 90 clock: Music.
Psper: "The Relations Of the High
Schools to the Territorial Institutions
I. y Howell. superintendent schools, FL
Reno.
Discussion: I'd. S vaught, principal
High school. Oklahoma City; r. II. Ew-
ing. superintendent schools. saltwater;
J. p. Evans, county superintendent, Ho-
bart.
General Discussion.
Music.
Department Meetings, Principals and
Superintendent section. Thursday after
noon. 1I5 o'clock
Paper: The Ideal Teacher" Miss R
Eleanor Clark. principal High school,
Shawnee
Discussion: A. r IIickam. High school.
Oklahoma City; Mrs. I. II. Wise, Tonka-
wa; Miss Floy Dawson. Saltwater public
schools.
2:15 O'CLOCK.
Paper: means for Increasing Power Of
Individual Teachers" Miss Roxie Seev-
ers. principal High school. Pawnee.
Discussion: /. c. Gregory. superinten-
dent of schools. Pond Creek; I. r. Meas
~ superintendent of schools. Medford,
Miss Myrtle Laughrey Blackwell; J. S.
Clifford. superintendent Of schools,
enid.
3:15 O'CLOCK.
Paper: Some Recent Tendencies in
Elementary Education" A. /. shattuck.
Kinetsher.
Discussion: A K. Gossom, principal
Of High school. Perry; Miss Lena os-
borne. public schools Guthrie; Miss Maud
DeCou Normal School, Alva; Mrs w
I. sherman, principal OF high school.
Yaukornis.
County superintendents section, Thurs
day afternoon. 1870 o'clock:
The county superintendents held an ex-
executive session in the territorial super
intendents office. Among others the
following subjects were discussed:
Requirement of a County Superin-
tendent
NEEDED Reforms in the School Law.
9-orFanization and Change Of School
Districts.
County or Township High Schools.
Which2
5-Separate Schools.
6-Teachers' Examinations.
course Of Study for Rural Schools.
S-Reading Circle
It is hoped TO make this ankavbgkqv
-~ITTrp SD AZ rvUN-TN-C
Opera House at 500 o'clock.
Musio-Selection. Martha" CFTontrou),
Orchestra, Edmond School.
Music-Solo. Dreams" (Anton strel-
ezlSi.) Miss Lena lewis. Edmond Normal
School
Lecture-"Lesson Not Learned IN
Books" Prof. Charles Lane.
Music-"T See Thee Again" Waltz.
fManuel Estrada Orchestra. Edmond
Normal School.