The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-28
TEACHERSON way
Advance Guard Of State AssOci-
alton Already Here.
Several Changes in Programme
Are Made.
MIR. SHELDON TO TALK.
Will Deliver Address in Place OF
DIR. Gunsaulus.
Programme as Announced for
Entire Session.

EHGlFS OtSSIOHs
The teachers have begun to arrive to
attend the State Teachers association,
which will open in Representative hall
tomorrow evening. Those who are in
charge of affairs are on the ground.
and numbers of others came in on the
afternoon trains. but the great mass
of the teachers will come in tomorrow.
1t is expected that there will be large
attendance.
1t has been necessary to make some
changes in the programme as first an
nounced, most of them minor ones ex-
cept the lecture on Wednesday even
first scheduled for this lecture. but
afterwards DIR. G. Stanley Hall, presi-
dent of Clark university at Worcester.
Mass, was substituted. Saturday
President Olin received a telegram
from DR.. Hall stating that he could not
be here owing to illness and death in
his family. President DIN has asked
Rev. Charles NJ Sheldon to make the
Mr.. Sheldon has consented to do so,
but owing to the shortness of the time
his subject has not yet been an
noUnced.
The alumni of Baker university will
hold their reunion on Wednesday af-
ternoon at 5 o'clock in the senate
chamber.
The full programme of the associa-
ton, including the various departments,
is as follows:
GENERAL MEETINGS.
Tuesday, December 70, 1893, 1880 o'clock
p. m, IN representative haH-Song,
America Prayer, Or. G. NJ. Sheldon,
pastor Congregational church, Topeka
versity Of Kansas, Lawrence. An
Douncement of committees Address,
Poetry in Song" T. E. Dewey, To-
pelsA-
m, in representative haJL-s:oo: Paper,
Preparation and Qualifications Of this
Professional Teacher" f. B Smith,
president Nicl1erson college, Niokerson.
Of Latin, Baker university, Bald win;
=. C. Woodbury., superintendent Ferd
county sehee1s, Dodge City. s:4s: Pa
per. Problems Of the Secondary
school" ". H, Johnson, high school
visitor, University Of Kansas, Lawrence.
Discussion: T. s. johnson, superin-
tendent city schools, Parsons; Homer 8.
Myers, principal Dickinson county high
seheol: Chapman 1888; Paper REM
edies fer the Overcrowaed Curriculum, -
II; F Butcher, superintendent city
schools, Argentine. Discussion: r G.
Jacoby, superintendent city schools,
/ Sterling; John Van Arsdale, supern-
tenaent city school, Jetmere. 11:15: Re-
port of committee on school legislation,
L L. Dayhef, state superintendent Of
public instruction. l1:4s: Election OF
members Of nominating committee.
Wednesday, December so, 7:3o o'clock
p. M, in high school auditcriuln-Music
Commute musical programme will ba
given by the department of music of
the University of Kansas. Address,
James H. Garfield LID, librarian Of
Columbia university, New York.
Thursday. December 81 o'clock a.
m, in Representative halls; Paper
Significance of the Manual Training
Movement" Gilbert B. Morrison, prin-
Kansas City, No. Paper. Manual
Training in the High School" r. S.
Russ. principal State Manual Training
Normal school, Pittsburg. Paper, Man
ual Training in the Grammar Grades. :"
W. M. Davidson, superintendent city
Obligation fer Moral Training Rests
Upon the Public SCHOOL," Joseph II.
Bill. vice president State Normal school,
Enlperia. Discussion, Mrs. Margaret
Our Educational Exhibit at the World
Fair" Frank Strong, chancellor of the
University of Kansas. 11:46: Report of
committees.
Thursday, December 81. 1880 o'clock
p. M, in High School Auditoriuul-Mus
ic.: there will be a Commute musical
programme.
Address-Rev Charles NJ Sheldon,
COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL DE
PARTMENT.
Wednesday, December 30, o'clock p.
NV. S. Rebb, second vice president,
Lawrence, chairman. zoo: Paper,
More and Better Teaching of English
in the High School," Miss NEEDLE .
Hamilton, high school, Wichita Dis
eussion: Miss Helen NJ Metcalf. high
school, Lawrence; L. T. Weeks, profess
ser Of English literature. Southwest
Culture the True Aim of the High
School, Frank H. Baker, Long Island
Discussion: H. ]. Hartley, Mcpherson
college, Mcpherson; W. A. McKeever,
professor of philosophy State Agricul-
THE Limits tions of the Small High
School," 3. F. Martin, principal Chase
county high school, Cottonwood Falls.
Discussion: A. r. Williams superin-
tendent city schools. Hiawatha; W. II
Andrews, superintendent city schools,
Blue Rapids.
Thursday, December 81, o'clock p
NV. 8. Rsbb. second vice president.
lawrence, chairman. 200: Paper
True Rsla ton of the High School to
he College" L H. Nurlin, president
Baker university, Baldwin. Discussion:
c. S. Bowman, principal Cherokee coun-
ty high school, Columbus; w. B. Hal.
2:Le: Paper, Importance of Expert
ments in High School Science Teach
ing" ]. H. Jackson, superintendent
Reno county schools, Hutchinson. Dis
cussion: D. F. Shirk. superintendent
city schools. Newton; A. J. Stout, high
school Topeka. 800: Address, with
illustrative demonstra lions, Expert