The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-28
PROGRAM FOR
THE TEACHERS
Annual Meeting Will Be Held
at Oklahoma City
LAST WEEK IN DECEMBER
Entire Plan for the Three Days
Is Arranged.

Guthrie. o. T., Nov. 27-The secretary OF
the Territorial Teaahers' asso citation,
through Professor z. S. Vought, of Okla
hon,a City. chairman of the CONN ,ittee on
program, has announced the following
exercises for the thirteenth annual meet
ing to be held at Oklahoma City Decem-
Der %, g and 30, 1903:
Monday, . a Determination. at High
School building for conductors and in
structors' certificates.
Educational exhibit. The exhibit viii
be ready for inspection in the Hayh school
builulng for thirty minutes before each
session of the association.
Monday evening, First Baptist church.
o'clock.
MUSIC. d. NSISe Ntuo
Invocation $500. Rev. Thorn as II. Harper
Music. by Edmond Normal School
Address of Welcome. Hon. G.. p. Johnson
Response President d. X. Boyd
Music-Piano solo Miss CoIinne Stevens
Music-CIarinet solo. .Cabaleata Donizetti
J. C. Bridges. Tonkawa.
Miss Goodman, accompanist.
Presidents Annual Address.
.F n. Howell, FL Reno
Announcements.
City superintendent section, High
School building. Tuesday, 8. a. m, L. j.
Griffith Shawnee, chairman.
determinations in cities of the first class:
(a) How conducted?
Cb) W no should prepare the questions?
(c) When held?
(d) Are the uniform questions prepared
by the territorial board adapted, to the
non-uniform course of study fbr city
schools?
Five minute discussions by city SAIperin-
tendents.
What should be done at our city teach
ers' meetings?
A X Gossom, Perry, J. F. Sharp,
Geary; John Butcher, Blackwell.
"A uniform course of study for cities of
the first class. ]. A. Bigbee, Ponca
City; r. C. Hardie, Norman; J. W.
Thompson, Anadarko.
EHow can the superintendent help
weak teacher by furnishing outlines
and suggestions on class work?
V Fl. Durham, Tecumseh; S. j. Cres-
well. Weatherford; A. c. Vinson, eAlva-
5-What should the superintendent do
when he visits room?
w. c. Jameson, Saltwater; F. e. Buck,
Guthrie: E B. Wood. Newkirk.
6-To what extent should a superintendent
have the power to select his teachers?
Jonas Cook, Chickasha; j. II. Bruss,
Lawton; ". Z. Smith, Hobart.
shall we organize?
General discussion.
High School section High School
building, Tuesday, a. m, r. H. Ewing,
Oklahoma City. chairman.
Problems in High School Curricuia-J.
W. Wilkinson, Alva; George Sanders,
Norman.
County High Schools in Kansas and
S. Calvert Guthrie; Bert
Langly, Pawnee.
Equipment for Teaching Science in the
High School,. II. Adams. Saltwater;
Miss Blanche l.. Miller. FL Reno.
The Place of Latin in a Practical Edu-
Smith, Enid; c, B. Blake,
Preparation for the High School-Scott
Glenn, Shawnee; E. T. Profit, Perry; a. L.
Shattuck Kingfsher.
Grade teachers section. High School
building, Tuesday. a. m, Miss K. Alma
Carson, Guthrie, chairman.
Benefits of Decorations and Neatness
in the School Room-Mrs. S. c. Hoover.
Oklahoma City.
2-What Constitutes a Well-disciplined
Room Miss Martha Dunn, Saltwater.
s-The Batavian Idea-Maude Ellery Wi
daman, Anadarko.
4-Drawing in the Public SchoolS-Airs.
Emma Ankey, Oklahoma City.
County supeRntendents section. High
School building. Tuesday. a m. Z. b.
Shotwen. Chandler, chairman.
School Legislation.
(a) Age limit.
Cb) Compulsor yattendance.
(c) Separate school law.
0d) County school tax.
Round table discussion of FIVE minutes
each py county superintendents.
2-What is Efficient Superintending?-
Miss Pearl Constable, Enid: +. NJ.
Frost, Taloga; T. Il. Van Vacter Chey-
enne
-What Constitutes a Successful Rural
Teacher?-J 4. Dixon, Woodward; J. s.
Norton. Cordell: W. E. LOoney, Anadarko.
4-The County Organization.
(a) The aim of the teachers division.
Oh me aim of the school board division.
K =. Waller. Tecumseh; G. ID. Moss.
Ilingfisher; Miss Laura Moore. Mangum.
5-What. IL any, revision or extension
should be made in the course Of study
T. b Swank. Norman: G. w. Derrick.
Guthrie: Miss Jessie Daniels. Perry.
Rural school section. High School
building. TUESDAY. , a, m, I. e. Snider.
Clinton chairman
1-Should There be Electives in the Rural
School Course III w Elliott. MulhaH;
w. \. Allen. Mangum; r. L. Johnson.
sayre.
What Cooperation Should the Teach
er Expect From the School Board Guy
NJ. .-isK. Woodward; p J. Miiler, Chero-
kee: &. a. Coffee. Cordell.
S-Guiding Principles and Ends in Teach
ing-Principsl Bloss wstenga; s {.
Cosner. Arapahoe: Principal Hayes.
Stroud
EMoral Instruction in he Rural School
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