The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-30

Sa-lina. Discussion: Miss Lille Nc
Lean. Fort Scott. 2:90: THE Spoiled
Child-What Shall We Do With Him?'
Miss Edna Avery, Emporia, Discussion.
Miss Clara Loomis,s Beloit. 300: Teach
ing of Morals in the Primary, Mrs
Flora Follas, Phillipsburg. Discussion:
Mrs. Belle Varvel Houston, Clyde; Miss
Lulu Stephenson, Olathe. $3.50: Teach
ing of Numbers-How Much Time Do
We Lose by Teaching Too Much Too
Little Miss Lizzie z. Wooster, To-
peka. Discussion: Miss Nora ChiIders,
Kansas City; Miss Minnie Tangeman,
Newton.
DEPARTMENT OFCOUNTY SUPER
INTENDENCE.
Senate chamber, Thursday, Deem
Der 80, o'clock p. MI. L. Dayhoff,
state superintendent public instEuc-
ton, chairman. 200: THE New Certifi-
county, Anthony. 2:2O: Discussion by
Supt. Floy M. Hardman, Graham coun-
ty, Hill City; Supt. F. c. Woodbury.,
Dodge City; Supt. L. r. Mcclellan, AM
derson~ county, Garrett. 2:40: Needed
School Legislation" Supt. T. ]. Perry,
Wabaunsee county,. Alma. 800: Dis
cussion by Supt. A. D. Taylor, Sedg-
wick county, Wichita; Supt. E. c. Will
lis, Harvey county, Newton; Supt.
Maggie Martin, Meade county, Meade.
CITY sUPERINTENDENTs' ROUND
TABLE.
| Room 6, fourth floor of state house,
Thursday, December 81, o'clock p. m.
M. E. Pearson, superintendent city
schools, Kansas City, chairman. 1. Ad-
dress, Teachers Reading Courses -
Frank P. Smith, superintendent city
schools, Lawrence. General discussion
IL. Address THE Salary Question-ItS
Pros and Cons" L. A. Lowther, super
intendent city schools, Emporia- Cen
eral discussion.
HISTORY AND SOCIOLOGY ROUND
TIA RT,Es
Room s. fourth floor of state house.
Thursday, December 81, 4 o'clock p. m
d. M. Fisk, professor of sociology
Washburn college, Topeka, chairman
l. The larger respect for. rural schools
and juster estimate of their social an'
civic Importance. Have social ethic
as yet had their due recognition in tn
school? 3. Some evidence that the edu
cational output warrants it's cost. 4. 1
there any cure for the dropping out o
pupils too early from school life, am
!. their failure to advance to high school
university and college? 5. The powe
of a socialized personality as a teacher
The following have been asked to shar
in the discussion. and to present brie
papers on the above topics:N Prof R. A
SchwegIer of ottawa university; Mis-
Marcia Mar Wood of Lawrence; Prof. H. I
Hoover of Baker university; Principa
John Lofty of Salina; Supt. w. H An
| drews of Blue Rapids; Principal S. M
Nees of Independence; Principal w.
Il
Wishard of lola. The discussion
open to all
MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
> Thursday, December 81, o'clock (
m, room 9, fourth floor state house
Charles A. Boyle, professor of music
/. Kansas State Normal school, Enporis
, | acting chairman. L Paper by R. T
. Wade, Topeka. 2. Music and Morals.
j Miss Fannie Riggs. Emporia. Genera
: discussion 3. High School Music,
!. Miss Jessie L. Clark. Wichita Discus
! sion: Mr.. H. W. Jones, Topeka.
. Question hour. Reports of committees
t SCIENCE ROUND-TABLE.
J. Room T. fourth floor of State house.
/ Thursday, December 81, O'Clock p n
F B. Isely, high school, Wichits
chairman. l. Address. How Shall "
Teach Physics in the Small Hig
J. SCHOOL," t NJ. Wood, high schoo
: White City. 2 How and What Sha
: We Teach in Botany? (a) Morphology,
= J. E COPYRIGHT. high school, Beloi'
S i (bo Physiology, S F. Poole, F'airmour
E college. wichita: (c) Zoology, C.
/, johnson, Sumner county high schoo