The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-02
School Teachers of Indiana
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Howard sandison. Indiana State Nor
'.The Attitude of the Instructor Toward |
His Audience" DR.. A. ]. Kinnaman, |
Central Normal College.
For Simpler Pedagogy President VIII
liam l.. Bryan, Indiana University.
Permanent Organization-(a) Report on
constitution; CD election of officers.
Oficers-Robert L. Kelly. president. Earl |
ham College,; II. b. Wilson, secretary, |
ELOCUTION AND READING SECTION.
Room 20, Statehouse.-
Tuesday Dec g. p. m.
Reading as a Factor in Education Mrs.
c. w. Boucher, Marion Normal School.
Are the Results Sufficient TO Warrant a
Special Teacher of Reading in the High
School?' Mr. s. l. Connor, Muncie High
School and Palmer University.
Common Sense in Reading" Mrs. Emma
Mont McRae, Purdue University.
Officers-E. p Trueblood, president, Rich
mond: Miss Laura Quick, secretary, An
derson.
HIGH SCHOOL SECTION.
Assembly Hail. Claypool Hotel
r.. Tuesday, Dec. %, 2 p. m.
Piano-Miss Anastasia O'Donnell
200 p. m.-'Do the Best interests of the
High School Require Pupils to Spend
the Entire School Day at SCHOOL," J. T.
Giles, Marion. Discussion led by Rob
ert Hall. Indianapolis.
2:30 p. m.-"Individual Instruction in the
High Schools It Practical?" ]. c.
l.. Driver, Winchester.
Violin-Miss Catherine Bauer.
500 p. m.-"High School Discipline" Miss
Anna Wilson, Charlottesville Discus
sion led by c. 7. Lane, Fort Wayne.
$3.50 P m-T II, The Uses of I Kn9wl,
ia TTpivprcifv
Oficers-E. G: Bauman, president, Mount
Vermont; Mrs. Margaretta De Bruler,
secretary, Indianapolis; executive COM
mittee, o. NJ. Pittenger Anderson; John
n Whitley, Greenfield; +. Z. Oldaker,
Centerville
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE.
Room II, Statehouse-
Monday and Tuesday Dec % and g.
w. S. Blatchley, president. Indianapolis; c.
L. Mees, vice president, Terre Haute;
Donaldson Bodne assistant secretary
and editor of Proceedings, Crawfords-
vile: George A Abbott. press secretary.
Terre Haute.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL SECTION.
Palm Room, Claypool Hotel
Tuesday, Dec. g, p. m.
1.-THE Proposed Revision of the Grammar
Grade Course. Superintendent T. A.
Mott, Richmond.
Pupils Who Will Not Attend High
SCHOOL," Superintendent c. A. Prosser,
New Albany.
What the High School May Reasonably
Expect Of the Grammar School," Super
intendent E. H. Drake. Attica.
| What the Grammar Grades May Reason
ably Expect of High School Teachers"
Superintendent w. H. Sanders, Rens-
selaer.
| General ion-Superintendent E. e.
Robey. Kokomo: Principal w. e. Car
| room, Charlottesville.
| Business
Oficers-W. A. Mills president, Craw-
louisville; Miss Laura Benedict, secre-
tary, Indianapolis; executive committee,
w. A. Mills. chairman, Charlottesville;
George L. Roberts, Muncie.
PRIMARY SECTION.
Ladies' Cafe, Claypool HOTEL
Tuesday, Dec. %, p m.
Teachers Study" Miss Eliza G. Clark,
Indianapolis
1.-THE Essentials in Primary Reading" su-
perintendent H. B. Wilson, Franklin
Hand Work in Primary Grades" Miss
Linda Fl. Schultz. director of practice,
| Indianapolis Schools.
| Offcers-Miss Harriet McCauley, president,
| Kokomo; Miss Viola White, secretary,
Franklin.
| COUNTY sUPERINTENDENTs AsSO-
Supreme Court Room, No. 81 Statehouse.-
Monday, Dec. Is, 2 p. m.
| Opening Exercises-Prof. Frank V. Irish,
| Chicago.
''The Ideal County Superintendent Charac-
| terized," Edgar Mendenhall, Decatur
| Discussion-(aJ Lev: A. Mcknight, Benton
| county; OBJ John Clerkin, Jennings coun-
ty; (c) Arthur r. Huyette, Wells county,
Waste in the Rural Schools" George II
| Tapy, Whitley county.
| Institutes Conducted on the Departmental
Plan,' William F. Byrkett, Henry
Tuesday Dec. %. a. m
'Sorne Things that May Be Done in Super
vision in the Rural School," Homer l..
Cook, Marion county.
! County and Township Institutes as Edu-
cational Factors. August ]. Reifel,
| Franklin county.
Discussion-(a) Harry o. Buzziard. Monroe
county; CD Earl w. Barnes. Montgom-
THE Improvement of the County Insti-
tute." Jesse c. Webb, Johnson county
county; CD Willis A. Fox, Noble county.
Officers-Claude Rankin, president, Or
leans; John w. Lewis. secretary, Wa
bash; Edison b. Sarber, treasurer, War
| saw.
KINDERGARTEN MEETING.
-Parlor B, Claypool Hotel
Tuesday, Dec. %. II a. m.
This call for a preliminary meeting of
| those teachers of the State interested in
kindergarten work is the result of num-
|
interest. Mrs. Eliza A. Baker, superintend-
ent of the Indiana kindergarten and Pri-
mary Normal Training School, Indianap-
oils, will have charge of the meeting.
MUSIC SECTION.
Masonic Hall, corner Washington Street
and Capitol Avenue
Wednesday, Dec. 90
200 p. m.-Business meeting Minutes of
last meeting. Election of officers Open
ing of the Query Box and general dis
cussion of topics. under the leadership
| of President Miles.
Ais p. m.-Grand Concert
| Overture, "Lodoiska" .............. Cherubini
Richmond High School Orchestra -four
| teen instrumentse, under the direction
| of Mr.. Will Earhart. supervisor.
Selections by a chorus from the third and
fourth grades of the Terre Haute Public
Schools, under the direction of Mr.. c.
l.. Fidar, supervisor.
l lODn .StleCleQ
| Mr.. John Jackson Second year High
SchooD, Anderson Public Schools
| Summer Night" .....................Be rwald
Richmond High School Ladies' Chorus
'Qortyfour voices), Mr.. Earhart, di-
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