The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-26
TEACHERS AT TYBEE.
state Association VIII Meet There
Three Days Next Month.

sions are always largely attended. and
that of next month promises to be one
of the largest in the history of the as
sociation. Teachers will be here from
every part of the state. The sessions
will begin Thursday and will end Sat-
urday night, allowing the visitors a
Sunday at the seashore. after the
meetings close. The sessions will be
held in the Central Railroad pavilion.
The programme in full is as follows:
Thursday Morning. June 10,
o'clock
Annual meeting of BOARD OF Dn ectors.
$50 o'clock,
Annual NEE ing Of Board of Trustees.
10o'clock,
Paper: The Coming Country School.
Miss Celestia S. Parrish, Std.c Mr.
NAL School, Athens.
scussion-President J. s. ~ swart,
Dahlonega, County superintendent j.
D. Gwaltney, Rome.
Paper: Compulsory Education in the
Common Schools,
Supt. S. V. Sanford, Marietta.
Discussion: Mr.. c. b. Chapman. prin-
cipal of Gresham High School, Macon.
Business Session: Organization of De-
partment.
Thursday Afternoon.
Primary and Kindergarten Depart
ment
President-Miss Jessie NJ. Snyder, Mil
ledgeville.
Vice President-Miss Willette Allen,
Atlanta.
Secretary--Mrs. Pauline James. Mari
eta.
2 80 o'clock,
Paper: Should the Principles of Edu-
cation applied in the Kindergarten
be employed during the Next Three
Years of the ChiId's Life?
Miss Martha Backus, Kindergarten
Training Teacher, Savannah.
Discussion: Miss Margaret Cook, New
nan.
Department of School Supervision.
President-AIr. William F. Slaton, At
lanta.
secretary-Mr. w. c. Wright. Coving-
ton.
2:30 o'clock
Paper: Some Practical Points in School
Supervision
Supt. Otis Ashmore. Savannah.
Business Session.
Department of Physical Culture.
President-Dr. Theodore Toepel, At
lanta.
Secretary-Miss Lillian Pierce, Atlanta.
2:30 o'clock
Paper: Miss A. f. Lewis. Wesleyan
College
Paper: Mrs. W. A. Spencer. Covington
College
Paper: Mr.. w. NJ. slaton, Atlanta
Paper: Mr.. w. A. Little, Abbeville
Practical instruction in physical cul-
ture by the president of depart
ment. All teachers cordially in
vited
Thursday Evening
$50 o'clock
Address: Mr.. w. r. Webb. Bell
Buckle. Tenn.
Friday Morning, June 20
10 o'clock
Paper: A Review of Late Education
Mr.. T. j. Woofter. Girls Normal and
Industrial College
Discussion:
Paper: Color Work in the Common
Schools
Mr.. E. B. Nell Athens
Disucssion: Mr.. E. f. Utterbach, At
lanta; Mrs. NJ. L, Dillon. Augusta
Friday Afternoon
2:S0 o'clock
Department of School Supervision
Paper: Electives in High Schools
Supt. e. B. Gibson, Columbus
Department of Physical Culture
Paper: Mr.. F. L. Florence, Madison
Paper: Mr.. A. d. Hammock Conyers
Paper: Supt, NJ. D. Miller, Fitzgerald
Election and installation of officers
Primary and kindergarten Department
Paper: The Arrangement of Pro-
grammes
Mrs. Gertrude Alexander, Prlnci-
pal of Training School, Macon
T1icn4Ycofr,r,s -
Primary Grades
Miss Bessie Merrill. brownsville
Paper. Manual Training in Primary
Grades
Miss Emma Wilburn. Principal Of
Model School. Danielsville
1iigs School and College Department
President.-Supt. Jere NJ. Pound, Ma
Secretary Mr.. H. H. Stone, Emory
College
Paper. Some Deficiencies in the
Teaching of Preparatory Latin" Mr..
w. d. Hooper, University of Georgia
Discussion Mr.. w. B. Grim. stone
Mountain; Mr.. Charles r. Forster.
Macon.
Paper, The Library of the High
School, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Parks, Savannah.
Discussion, Mr.. John Nicely, Angus
ia; Mr.. G. C. Adams. Oxford; Mr.. A.
E. Booth. Cornelia
Friday Evening, $50 O'Clock.
Address, "Sidelights on the Schools
of Ancient Rome" Mr.. w. D. Hooper,
Athens.
Saturday Morning. June 81. 10
o'clock
Paper. Physical Education in Com
mon Schools" DIR. Theodore Toepel,
Atlanta.
Discussion, Supt. c. B. Gibson, Co
lumbus; Supt w. C. Wright, Coving-
ton.
Paper, The Teaching of Latin in
the Preparatory Schools Mr.. Andrew
Sledd, Emory College.
Discussion, County Superintendent
NJ. L. Britain. Atlanta.
Election and installation of officers.
The Passenger Association has grant
ed a one fare. round trip rate from all
points in the state.
Some of the best known educators
in Georgia will be at the convention.
The officers of the State Association
are; President. c. G.. Bond, Athens
first vice president, j. Henry Walker,
Griffin; second vice president, Mrs. NJ
Scrutchin. Atlanta; secretary. G. F.
Oliphant, GAINESVILLE; treasurer. N. E.
Ware Hawkinsville Trustees: The
president of the association lex ofiicio)
w. F. Slaton. Atlanta Q902): ]. NJ
Pound, chairman, Macon Q903); ]. S.
Stewart, Dahlonega 5000. and L. B.
Robson. Marietta Q905).
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