The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-29
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What is the real relation of the forms
in reading to the thought?
How can the children master the
forms without becoming dead to the
content?
What are the social and moral effects
of co-education2
Discussions are to be limited to five
minutes. Every teacher atrendins, the
meeting is invited to call for topics from
the above list and join the discussion or
call for the discussion of questions not
suggested in the above list.
The programme in full for the dSsoci-
alton is as follows:
General Meetings.
MONDAY, DEC. 20, 8 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Representative Hall.
Music, duet, selected-H. l. Shirer, H.
w. Jones.
Prayer-Rev. H. A. Oott, pastor First
English Lutheran church. Topeka.
Address of welcome-W. E. Stanley,
governor of Kansas.
Response. D. S. Riggs, president
Ottawa university, Ottawa.
Music, Invitation to the Dance
| CWeber)-Mrs- NJ S. Horton. Sisters of
Bethany, Topeka.
Presidents address-Joseph H. Hill,
State Normal school. Emporia.
Music, (a) Song from the Persian; OBJ
The DANA tChadwick)-Jessie M. Tip
ton, Topeka.
Announcement of committees.
TUESDAY. DEG 80, O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Representative Hall.
9:O0-Music-Roys' choir from Indus
trial school.
9:O51Paper-The Rural School-A
Survey of the Field. Mary E. McCreary,
superintendent of Lyon county. EN-
pOria.
Discussion:
John F. Barnhill. superintendent of
Miami county Paola: Anna Keller.
western branch State Normal school,
Hays; VIM. Sence. superintendent of
Sedgwick county, Wichita.
9:50-Address: The Rural School Curri-
culum. Henry Sabin. ex-state superin-
tendent, Des Moines, Iowa.
10:45-Paper: The Study of Animal
Life-Its Place in the Public Schools. S.
J. Hunter, State University Lawrence.
Common School Work. f. r. Nichols,
president State Agricultural college,
Manhattan.
1:25-Essentials of Oral Reading Z.
F. Pattison Kline. Ottawa University,
Ottawa.
11:45-Election of members of nomi-
mating committee.
TUESDAY. DEC 80. O'CLOCK P. M.
High School Auditorium.
Prayer-Dr. j. S. Glendenning, pastor
Second Presbyterian church. Topeka.
Vocal solo: Roaming FOaming
Billows." (from The Creation), David
Bowie, Topeka.
Shakespearian recital: Macbeth-F'red-
erick NJ. Blanchard, University of Chi
cago-
Vocal solo: Louise winans, Hutchin-
SON.
WEDNESDAY, DEC.31. 9O'CLOCK A NJ.
Representative Hail.
9:00-Paper: The Country School
House-a Literary Club House. l.. H.
Murlin, president Baker University,
9:2O-The Library Movement and the
Common School Gertrude Shawhan,
State Normal school. EmDoria.
9:4O-Address: The Rural School as
Social Culture Center D f. Mcclure
deputy state superintendent, Lansing,
1O:35-Address. Frank Strong. Chan
cellor State University, Lawrence
11:1O-Address: The Education Out
look Frank Nelson. state superintend-
ent of public instruction, Topeka.
II :30-Address: I. L. Dayhoff, state
superintendent
11:40-Reports of committees.
"WEDNESDAY DEC.31, SO'CLOCK P. NJ.
High School Auditorium.
Music. Beloved, it is Morn" (Aylard)
1-Octovia Greenwood, Topeka
Prayer-Dr. ]. T. Mcfarland. pastor
First NJ. E. church. Topeka.
Music, vocal solo,-Vida Wood, Wash
burn college. Topeka.
! Lecture Education and Efficiency"
j George E. Vincent. University of Chi
| cago.
Music, vocal solo-Bert Sutton, Wash
burn college, Topeka.
College and High School Department.
TUESDAY. DEC. 80 . O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Room s. fourth floor of state house.
w F. Murray, third vice president,
superintendent Kingman county, chair
man.
Articulation between the Rural Dis
trict School and the High School,"
Homer S. Myers, principal Dickinson
county high school, Chapman.
Articulation between the High School
and the Higher Institutions of Learn
ing" A H. Bushey, superintendent of
schools. Peabody
High School and College Athletics E.
NJ Carney, State Normal school. EN-
oor:a.
Papers limited to Is minutes
General discussion, Is minutes; open to
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 81, P. NJ
Room 8, fourth floor of state house.
I ". F. Murray. third vice president,
superintendent Kingman county, chair
man.
Twill Commercialism Drive the Class
les, History, Literature and Philosophy
from the College and High School
/ Courses?'' d. e. Krehbiel principal high
The Ethics of the Curriculum A. H.
Andrews, superintendent schools, Blue
Rapids.
Schools Attempt to Supervise or be Re
sponsible for the Manners and Morals OF
the Students?" Richard r. Price. super
intendent schools, Hutchinson.
Address-"Liquid Air Experiments, "
E. C. Franklin. state university, Law
renee.
j Papers limited to Is minutes.
General discussion, Is minutes; open
to all.
4 Common and Graded School
Department
TUESDAY. DEC. 80, 2 O'CLOCK P. M.
Representative hall.
w M. Fisher. second vice president,