The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-02

The programme of the State Teachers
Association, which will meet in Indianapo-
lis Dec g. 80 and 81 in its fiftieth annual
session. has been completed. The general
association will hold it's meetings at the
Claypool Hotel Milo II. Stuart, of the
Manual Training High School, this city.
has had charge of the work of preparing
the programme The officers of the asso-
citation are as follows;
Charles A. Van Matre president, Muncie;
Milo H. Stuart, chairman executive COM
mitee, Indianapolis; j. b. Pearcy. perma-
nent secretary and treasurer, Anderson;
Miss Kate Woods, recording secretary, Ev-
ansville.
Vice Presdents-Frank w. Cooley, Ev-
ansville; Lotus ID. Coffman, Salem; John
3. Wisely, Terre Haute; Pearson Menden-
hall, Indianapolis; James w. Wilkinson,
Kingmap; 2. III. Copeland, Marion; Aman-
dus NJ. Smith, Elkhart.
Executive Committee-Milo II. Stuart.
Indianapolis; John A Bergstronn, Bloom
ingtOn; George Z. Weedman, North Ver-
non: Lee Auit. Cambridge City; o. NJ. Pit
tenger, Anderson; w. o. Hiatt, Rensselaer,;
Homer Dilworth, Angola; Charles N. Peak,
ex officio, Franklin.
A large attendance of teachers is expect
ed. and it is thought the programme will
arouse sufficient interest to keep the teach
ers here the three days. The complete
programme follows:
GENERAL ASSOCIATION.
Assembly Hall, Claypool Hotel
Tuesday, Dec. 20, p. m.
Music-Manual Training High School Or
chestra, Indianapolis.
Intentionally: Joshua Stansfield, D. D.,
pastor Meridian-street Nj. z. Church.
Music-Manual Training High School Or
chestra, Indianapolis.
Address-Retiring president, Superintend-
ent c. A. Prosser. New Albany
Inaugural .Address-"School Administra-
tion," Superintendent Charles A Van
Matre., superintendent Delaware county,
Muncie
Music-Manual Training High School Or
chestra, Indianapolis.
Observation-Disclosures Of committees and
miscellaneous business.
Wednesday, Dec. 80, a. m.
Music--Pupils from School for the Blind.
| Invocation-Rev. Frank o. Ballard, d. D.,
pastor Memorial Church. Indianapolis
Music-Pupils from School for the Blind
symposium,,,"A Permanent Teaching Pro-
| % Definition in the Light of Foreign
Practice, Superintendent w. A. Mills,
Crawfordsville, Ind.
| (2) Legislation Needed for Successful Con-
summation" superintendent Frank w.
70, c !foLs,i, Evansville i'll Ind: -
Present Laws" superintendent d. A.
Lambright, Kendallville, Ind.
(D THE Life of the Individual Member"
Prof: o. P. Kinsey., Valparaiso College.
| Franklin College, OBJ superintendent j.
w. Carr. Anderson, Ind
| General DiScusSiOn-Times limit. papers, 20
minutes leaders in discussion, 10 min
utes; others, minutes. Papers of Is
minutes are preferable If the topic per-
mits.
GENERAL ASSOCIATION.
| Assembly Hall, Claypool HOTEL
| Wednesday, Dec. 80, p. m.
Violin Solo-"Ballade ct Polonaise." Vieux-
| temps, Miss Jessie Monteze Jay
Symposium County Institute"
% Its Value" Mrs. Emma Mont McRae.
! (2) Can College Work Be Done There?'
| DIR. d. w. Dennis, Earlham College.
! 90 Suggestions for Its Betterment." DR..
Robert ]. Alley, Indiana University.
| General Discussion-Led by President L.
M. Sniff, Tri-State Normal College, An
COLA.
| at 4 o'clock that teachers may have the
| opportunity of attending the grand con-
cert at 4:15 in Masonic Hall. See Music
Section.
| Wednesday, Dec. 80, p. m.
Music-Richmond High School Ladies Cho-
rus and Orchestra, Will Earhart, di-
| rector.
Annual Address-"Education and Eficien-
cy," Prof George E. Vincent Univer-
| admission so cents for those not presenting
certificates of membership
Thursday. Dec. 81. 9 a. m.
| Music-R1chmond High School Orchestra.
| Invocation-Rev. A. b. Philputt, d. D.. pas
tor Central Christian Church, Indianap-
oils.
Music~Richmond High School Ladies'
| Chorus.
Address-"Manual Training in the Grades, -
Louis A. Bacon, supervisor manual
training, Indianapolis.
manual training. Richmond; OBJ Presi-
dent w. w. Parsons, State Normal
Terre Haute.
A
State superintendent Fassett A. Cotton
Closing Address-"The Fiftieth Annual Ses-
SION" Prof Elmer b. Bryan. Indiana
University.
Reports of committees and miscellaneous
business.
Time Limit-Papers. 20 minutes; leaders in
discussion, 10 minutes.
MATHEMATICAL SECTION.
Assembly Hall, Claypool Hotel
Tuesday, Dec. %, $50 a. m.
| "The Relations of intermediate Schools tc
Higher Mathematical Instruction" Prof
A. s. Hathaway, Rose Polytechnic.
Leaders-QD DIR. Robert j. Alley Indiana
University; CD Miss Kate Wentz Man.
ual Training High School, indianapolis
Definitions in the Organization of Alge.
bra" Prof. Frank r. Higgins, Indiana
State Normal.
Leaders-O superintendent w. A. Jessup
westfield, Ind; CD Prof. James H Gray
Union City High School.
Some Devices for Accusing Interest In
Mathematics Prof. A. B. Mavity, An.
derson High School.
Leadership Prof. A. M. Kenyon, Purdue
University; 90 Prof. Frank A Stevens
Terre Haute High School.
| Oficers-Linnaeus N. Hines, president
Union City; Miss Amelia Warning Plat.
ter. secretary Indianapolis; executive
committee, w. p. Morgan, chairman
Terre Haute; u. s. Early, Huntington
Miss Arda Knox, Bedford
ENGLISH SECTION.
Palm Room, Claypool Hotel
Tuesday, Dec. 20, $50 a. m
1.-The Relation that Ought to Exist in the
Study of English Between
(a) The Grades" Miss Helen Rose Lang
Indianapolis.
Cb) 1.-THE High School," % w. L. McNIillen
Fort Wayne High School, CD E. H
Kemper McComb. Manual Training
High School. Indianapolis.
(c) 1.-The College" Mrs. Emma Mont Nc
Rae, Purdue University.
| Ofcers-Charles Everett Skinner, presi