The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-29
TO OPEN TONIGHT.
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county Will be competed for again this
year. 1t will be given to the county
having the greatest membership in pro-
portion to the number of teachers en-
ployed in the county. 1t is not neces-
sary that the teachers be in attendance
that they may be counted in the flag
contest
To the city of the first class which
has the largest number enrolled and in
attendance in proportion to the number
OF teachers employed in the city the
firm of Scott, F'oresman & Co. will give
set each of their edition of Madison's
Journal, and the Federalist and other
papers Leavenworth won the Scott,
Foresman & Co. prize last year.
To the city of the second class which
has the greatest enrolment and attend
ance in proportion to the number of
teachers employed in the city, the firm
of Crane & Co, Topeka, offers $25 worth
of books to be selected from the COM
pany's book catalogue by the winner.
Great Bend and OsaWatomie Won the
Crane & Co. prize last year.
All county and city superintendents
who compete for the prizes must certify
to the committee on awards the attend
ance and enrolment Of their respective
counties and cities before 8 a. m. on
Thursday, December 81.
The programme in detail of the OPEN
ing session of the association tonight
is as follows:
Song@"America' .. Audience
Prayer-Charles M. Sheldon, pastor of
Central Congregational church, To-
Presidents Address ..............
......Arvin S. DIN, A. NJ, Lawrence
Soprano Solo ayInaking'' .Needham
Mrs. George w. Parkhurst Topeka.
Address Poetry in Song.
Thomas Emmet Dewey, Lift. D..
Abilene.
With the following illustrations by
Mrs. George W. Parkhurst, Mr.. Will
liam Mitchell Shaver, Topeka.
Tennyson-"Crossing the Bar. Buck
Shelley-"The Indian Serenade" 49,.
IngelowE'.one morning, Oh! SO early
Burns-"o, vert thou in the cauld
blast ................. Mendelssohn
Bret Harte-"What the Chimney
Macdonald Mother and Child''..
Eugene FieidE''some Time. Kjerulf
Accompanist, Miss Augusta Dewey.
The general sessions Wednesday and
Thursday mornings will be held in
Representative hall, and the sessions
of the various departments as indi-
Gated. The programme for tomorrow
and Thursday is as follows:
Wednesday, December 80, o'clock a.
M, IN representative hall.-9:eO: Paper,
.Prepara ration and Qualifications of thu
president Nickerson college, Nickerson.
Discussion: o. G. Markham, professor
OF Latin, Baker university. Baldwin:
F. G. Woodbury.. superintendent Ford !
county schools. Dodge City 9:45: Pa
per, Problems of the Secondary
school, w. H. Johnson, high school
visitor, University Of Kansas. Lawrence. |
Discussion: T. s. Johnson, superin-
tendent city schools, Parsons; Homer s. |
Myers principal Dickinson county high
school, Chapman. 1890: Paper, REM |
edies for the Overcrowded Curriculum"
H: P Butcher. superintendent city |
schools, Argentine Discussion: F. G. |
Jacoby, superintendent city schools, |
Sterling; John Van Arsdale, superfn-
tendent city school. Jetmore. 11:15: Re
port of committee school legislation, |
L L Dayhoff, state superintendent OF |
public instruction. 11:45: Election of |
members Of nominating committee.
Wednesday, December go 1880 o'clock
p. m, in high school auditoriuln-Music; |
30-minute musical programme will be
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 hale; Paper |
Significance of the Manual Training !
Movement" Gilbert e. Morrison, prin- |
cipal of Manual Training High school. |
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 DdN1uSODy superintendent city |
schools, Topeka. 10:15: Paper, What |
Obligation for Moral Training Rests |
Upon the Public SCHOOL," Joseph H. |
Hill vice president State Normal school, |
Emporia. Discussion, Mrs. Margaret |
Hill McCarter, high school, Topeka. IL |
"Our Educational Exhibit at the Worlds |
Fair" Frank Strong, chancellor of the
University of Kansas. 11:45: Report of
committees.
Thursday, December 31,-7:30 o'clock
p. m, in High School Auditoriun1-Mu
ic: there will be a Commute musical
programme.
Address-Rev. Charles M. Sheldon.
Topeka
COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL De
PARTMENT.
Wednesday, December 80, 2 o'clock p.
NV. 8. Robb, second vice president.
Lawrence, chairman. 200: Paper, /
in the High School," Miss Meddie .
Hamilton, high school, Wichita Dis
cussion: Miss Helen NJ. Metcalf, high
school, Lawrence; L.. T. Weeks, profess
sor of English literature, Southwest
Kansas college. Winfield. 2:40: Paper
Culture the True Aim of the High
School," Frank H. Baker, Long Island
Discussion: H. ]. Hartley, Mcpherson
professor of philosophy, State Agricul-
tural college, Manhattan 1920: Paper
The Limita lions Of the Small fIigf
School," B. F. Martin. principal Chase
county high school Cottonwood Falls.
Discussion: A. r. Williams, superin-
endent city schools. Hiawatha; w. II
andrews, superintendent city schools.
Glue Rapids.
Thursday. December 81, o'clock p
Nv. S. Robb. second vice president,
lawrence, chairman 200: Paper
True Relation of the High School I
he College," L. H. Murlin. presiden
Baker university. Baldwin. Discussion
C. s. Bowman, princtpaI Cherokee coun
~ high school, Columbus; W. B Hal
superintendent city schools, Abilene
40: Paper, Importance of Expert
nents in High School Science Teach
ng." J. H. Jackson, superintendent
Reno county schools. Hutchinson. Dis
ussion: D. F. Shirk, superintendent
ity schools, Newton: A. J. Stout, high
chonl Tnriela z. %. Address with