The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-12-13
WISCONSIN TEACHERS
Association 10 CeIebraiebraie It's Golden
Jubilee Noted Educa tors IN Be
Heard Al the Annual Convention.

The Wisconsin Teachers Associi
ton will hold ats Jubilee meeting at
Mi lwaukee, December % to 81, 1902
University, college aud normal school
professors, city uperintendents,
county superintendent and high
school principals, high school, graded
teachers, from all parts o: the State,
will spend part OF their holiday vaCa-
tions in Milwaukee in attendance
upon the exercises of this semicen
tenal. Unusual interest is being mani
tested in the coming meeting aud it
promises to be the greatest in the
history OF the A5so citation,
A glance at the program shows that
there are fewer sections this year than
usual, few topics but all Of them o.
vital interest and an unprecedented
numDer Of speak rs from other states
OF national regulations Among them
a"e Dr. John BasCOm, formerly pTesi
dent Of the University of Wisconsin,
who will deliver an address entitled
The Sources Of Authority in Teach
ing;" DR.. Winship. Of the New Eng
land Journa! of Education, who will
speak on "E EDUCATIONAL Standards in
the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centur-
ies;" Reuben Post HaIIeck, Author
and Principal OF the Male High School
Louisville, Kentucky, whose subject
is Adolescence; Henry Turner Bail
ey, who is in the employ of the Mass
aChusetts state board Of f. lucatiOu,
who is an artist, author lecturer un-
surpassed on the edurationa! platform
and who will give talk on Beauty
in School Work" Professor Wilbur
Flske Gordy, the eminent historian,
who Will give his experience on tine
Teaching Of History in the Element
ary Scnoois;" Professor Francis e..
Blair, whose articles have created
such interest among school men aud
/ whose subject Method in Teaching"
! will be Of great interest TO the Normal
school and city graded school section (;
/ Dean Wilbur $. Jackmaa Of the school
OF education, University Of Chicago,
whose subject is "The Course of adv
for Elementary Schools Mrs. Ida
! Hood CLARK, vice president Of the
Eastern Manual Training Association
and supervisor OF manual training,
| Nashville, Tennessee, and Mrs. Mar.
/ guerite Warren Springer Of the Work
shop" Chicago, whose themes viii be
respectively "Iiandcraft as Element
AIRY Manual Training aud "Tuc New
/ lndusuia!lem; and Mrs. Alica Pat
nam, president Of the National Ku-
dergMIcn Union, wuo Viii spraK to
/ the Kindergarten Snclloh on "Nnnt
lbs the Seuoo. Il K.sut 80 HApe,t from
the kindergarten?
On Monday evening Henry Turner
Bailey will deliver his lecture "A
More Beautiful America" which viii
! ne Illustrated NJ the blackboard ana
with stereopticon slides On Tuesday
evening tie members of the Associa-
/ ton will attend the annual festival
/ performance of Messiah" in n body,
u halt rate having been made to the
visiting teachers by the management
/ of the Arlun Musical Club
! The railroads will make rate of a
fare and Ia third for the round trip
from all points in Wisconsin and
northern Michigan and all the lead
| ing hotels in Milwaukee are Offering
a great reduction from their usual
rates to guests. A pleasant and profit
able time IL assured all Visiting teach
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