The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-14

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ideals and Processes" Prof Howard
Sandison, twenty minutes; OBJ AS to Re
forms. Prof Amos w. Butler, twenty
minutes; Co as to School Economy Supt
r. l.. Jones, twenty minutes; I'D as TO
Supervision, Supt. Charles V. Van Ma
tire. twenty minutes; (el as to Manual
Training" Supt. X. /. Hamilton, twenty
minutes; o. as to The Training of Teach
ers," Supt. d. NJ. Geeting, twenty minutes
Discussion of the views presented In the
symposium-Prof. w. w. Parsons, ten min
utes.
Address-"Education through Self-activ-
ity." Mrs o. p. Kinsey, Valparaiso Col
lege.
Vocal solo-Miss Effie c. Hessin.
A selection-Mrs. G. w. Boucher.
Lecture-'Some Foundation Stones of
Education" Prof. r. 2. Halleck, principal
Male High School, Louisville. Ky
'',rhe Function of the Training School
Miss Anna Trueblood, State Normal Train
ing School.
Marion Normal College; Mrs. e. E. Olcott,
Danville Normal College; general discus
Iecture-"Iiquid Air; It's Uses and Posi-
bilities," Prof. III. y. Thearle.
Note.-Prof. II. b. Thearle will come pre-
pared with apparatus and will make liquid
air, which the audience will be allowed to
examine.
Friday, p. M
Piano solo-Miss Olive KilgOre.
Violin soo-Prof. Fred Noble.
Annual address-"Fads," Supt. f. Louis
Sedan, ST. Louis, Mo.
Saturday, $50 a. M
Invocation-The Rev. Carlos c. Rowlison,
pastor Third Christian Church
Music-ViOlin solo, Prof. Fred Noble.
Address-"The Teachers Duties" Supt.
+. Louis Sedan.
Address-Dr. Joseph L. Swain, Indiana
State University.
Report of the Council of Education.
Reports of committees and miscellaneous
business.
- COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEC
TION.
Supreme Court Room, Thursday,
Dec. %
First meeting-9:SO a. m.
"The Rural Schools; their Organization,
Supervision and Needs" Supt. a. l.. Gary.
Discussion led by Supt. Frank l.. Jones.
Pages from My Visiting Record" Coun-
ty Superintendent George w. Ellis
Discussion led by County Superintendent
w S. Gibbons.
THE County Superintendent and Town
ship Institute; What Should the Superin-
tendent Do?' County Superintendent j. w.
Terman.
Discussion led by County superintendent
r. w. Slime.
Second meeting-1:30 p. m.
Europe in the Nineteenth Century" DIR.
H. p. JudsOn. Chicago University.
Discussion led by County Superintendent
|. r. Myer.
County Institutes" President w. w.
Parsons
Discussion led by l.. II. Scott
Reports of committees and round table
discussions.
Adjournment.
Louis II. Hamilton. president, Rensselaer,.
T.. a. GLADDEN., secretary, ScOttsburg.
ELOCUTION AND READING SECTION.
Room IL, Statehouse, Thursday, 1870
p. m.-
Paper-"The Art of Impersonation.' S. 1.
Conner, +. /. n. University, Muncie.
Paper-"Mechancal Suggestions; Effects;
Some Remedial Devices" Laura Quick,
Paper-"Oral Reading in the Public
Schools" Eulalie Beans, Mishawaka.
Paper-"The Philosophy of Oratory," ].
+. Brambaugh, De Pauw University.
Discussion of papers.
Paper limited to thirty minutes.
Business meeting and election of officers.
Nellie Virtue Chambers, secretary, West
phalia.
CLASSICAL SECTION.
Lieutenant Governors Office, Thursday,
10 a. NJ
Paper-"Study of Latin and Greek Com
pared with the Study of German and
French" Chester T. Lane, Fort Wayne
High School.
Study" II. Nj. Kingery, Wabash College
Paper-"How to Teach Latin Compost
ton ]. j. Schlicher. Terre Haute.
Paper-"How to Interest Students in the
shen High School.
f. NJ. Crouch, president, North Manches-
j. X Beck. secretary. Bloomington.
HIGH SCHOOL SECTION.
House of Representatives, Thursday,
10 a. M
Paper-"Field Work in Biology in the
High School" Hubert S. voorhees,, science
department. Fort Wayne High School.
Discussion-Earl r. Ramsey, science de-
partment, Muncie High School.
Paper" Manual Training in the High
School" Arthur j. Bean, Manual High
Observation-Disclosures Nick. Blake, Evans
vile High School
Paper-'"The High School Principal"
Supt. II. y. Coffman. Middletown.
Discusson-Supt ]. w Carr. Anderson.
While all of the subjects are open TO gen
erai discussion, it is earnestly requested
low be participated in by many:
l. How May Opening Exercises be
Made More Efective?'' Discussion opened
by Anna Wilson, principal High School.
2 Athletics in the High School" Dis
cussiOn opened by Superintendent z. L.
Hendricks. Delphi
Virgil Mcknight, president. Marion; Miss
Alice Funk. secretary, New Albany; ex-
ecutive committee, Lotus ID. Coffman,
chairman. Salem w. f. Erwin, Muncie;
O. NJ Pittenger, Anderson.
MUSIC SECTION.
= -.
Reading of minutes of last meeting.
appointment of committees.
Miscellaneous business.
Address Pedagogy in the Teaching OF
Vocal Music i'm the Public Schools" Ar
mold j. Gantvoort. dean of the College OF
Music. Cincinnati, @.
Discussion.
Lecture-"Children's Songs" illustrated.
Mrs Emma a. Thomas, Detroit Mich
assisted by a vocalist.
Introduction of resolutions.
Election of officers.
Unfinished business.
William j. Stabler. president, Noblesville;
i Miss Nellie Beach. secretary. Vincennes
MATHEMATICAL SECTION.
Room % Statehouse, Thursday. 80 D. M
The Preparation for Teaching High
School Mathematics" Prof. r. J. Alley
| State University.
! THE Field OF Grammar School Mathe-