The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-27
The TEACHERS.
Programme OF Sessions and
Locations Of Meetings.

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Modoc Club. Prayer, Norman Plass,
D. D., president of Washburn college.
Song, Modoc Club. Address of Welcome,
L. W. Hoch, Marion, governor-elect-
Response, Supt. L. J. Hall, Clay Center.
Presidents address, A. H. Bushey,
Pittsburg- Announcement of commit
tees Music
O'Clock a m, in Representative Hall
500: Paper, Civic Purity-The Mission
of the School in Training for Citizen
ship. The College, L. H. Murlin, presi-
dent of Baker university, Baldwin; The
Common School. Supt. D. NJ. Bowen,
Fort Scott. 1000: Address, The Things
that make for Good Citizenship, Mrs.
Cora @. Lewis, Kinsley, president of the
State Social Science Federation. 10:45;
Address, The Public School Teacher and
the Future Citizen, Judge E. H. Madi-
son, Dodge City 1870: Election OF
nominating committee.
"Wednesday. December Is, 1880 o'clock
pm, in High school auditorium
Music. thirty-minute musical pro
RTamme. given by the department of
music of Washburn college Lecture:
9. Stanley Hall, Phi D., president OF
Clark university, Worcester, Mass.
Thursday, December %, o'clock a.
m, in Representative Hall-e:00: Paper,
Board and the Scope and Function of
the State Organization of School
Boards. Capt E. A Rosser, Coffeyville.
Discussion. John P. Curran, Pittsburg:
Teacher, Hon. Henderson Martin, Mar
Ion 1880: Address, Americas Great
eat Educator" G. Stanley Hall. n:S0:
Reports of committees.
Thursday. December 20, 1880 o'clock
p. m, in High school auditorium
Music. thirty minute musical pro-
gramme, given by the department of
music of Baker university. Lecture,
Shakespeare's Tragedy of Greatness,
Rev. w. A Quayle, ID. D., pastor Grand
Avenue NJ. E. church, Kansas City,
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College and High School Department.
g. Wednesday. December IS, 2 o'clock
p m. in Room No. s, fourth floor State
house--Warren Baker, second vice
president, Great Bend, chairman. L.
Il Conference for Teachers of English:
Fa) Function of the Textbook in
Rhetoric-How Should 1t Be Used 2 w.
w. Douglas, High school, Kansas City;
(b) Theme-Writing and Theme-Read-
ing. Herbert w. Hess, High school,
Fort Scott; Co The Reading of a
C1assic-What Objects in View and
How Are They to Be Attained? Miss
Bessie Boughton, High school, To-
peka: CD What Kind of Exercises
Should Be Required in Composition
Work? Miss Lulu Gardner, assistant
Instructor of rhetoric. State university,
Followed in the Study of the Required
Classics? Miss Lizzie Kilgore, High
school. Great Bend. 2 American
History Work in the High School, U.
H.,
renee. Discussion, George R. Crisis
man, superintendent city schools, Sa-
lima s. Half Day Sessions for High
Schools. J. NJ. Rhodes State Normal
school, Emporia. Discussion, w. Karl
Miller. principal of High school, Dodge
City.
Thursday. Decemger 20. o'clock
p m, in Room No 8. fourth floor
State house.-Warren Baker, second
vice president, Great Bend, chairman.
l. A Course OF Study for the High
Schools of Kansas, w. n. Johnson,
high school visitor. Kansas university.
Discussion, B. F. Dunkin, principal of
high school, Wichita; L. H. Wishard,
principal of high school, lola. 2.
English Pronunciation of Latin in
High Schools, Supt. William NJ. Sin
Miller. principal Of high school, To-
peka; E. F. Ewing, principal of
schools, Syracuse 8. Manual Train
ing in the High Schools, A. NJ. Blu
mann, instructor in manual training
Normal school. Pittsburg. Discussion,
z. B. Smith, principal of Reno County
High school,, Nickerson; Miss Frances
Cole, instructor manual training, High
school. Fort Scott
Common and Graded School Depart
ment.
= Wednesday. December %, o'clock
p m, in High school auditorium.-W.
B. Hall. first vice president, superin-
tendent city schools, Abilene, chair
Inc SuDeTlnCenQenI'S AU-
thority and the Teachers Independ-
ence, Supt- L. w. Mayberry, Arkansas
City Discussion, Supt. L. L. Lash
brook, Washington county; Supt. c. S.
Teachers Organize? Supt w. A.
stacey, Burlington Discussion, Supt.
j. E. Boyer, Kingman; Principal J. J.
daney, Lebanon Paper, Do We Ex-
pect Too Much of the Children of the
Common Schools2 Supt. c. A. Shiveley.
Beloit- Discussion, Supt. A. T. Senter,
minneapolis; Principal NJ. NJ. Schmidt
Oketo- Address. The Making of a
kansan, Charles Moreau Harger
Thursday, December o. 2 O'Clock u.
IN, in High School Auditorium-W. b
Aall. hrst vice president. superintendent
city schools, Abilene, Chairman Paper
Some Phases of the Reading Problem
Superintendent E. D. Gorge, Paola- Dis
cussion, Lizzie L. Wooster author To-
peka; Principal c. NJ. Ware, Clyde Pa
per, Fads and Fundamentals, Supt ]
f. Edgerton. Manhattan. Discussion
Prof w h Greider, high school, Tope-
kas Superintendent w. s. Heusner
Hunters of Quivera. John Madden. En-
poria-
Primary Department.
Wednesday, December Is ? O'Clock o.
m, in Representative hall.-A. NJ. Tho
roman, third vice president superin-
tendent city schools, Council Grove
ehairman- I. kindergarten Methods in
primary Grades, Miss Emily Kittlaus
G@cANGIWOINH- DISCUSSION, MISS Flora
weiss. Manhattan; Miss Vida Shaw,
Junction City. General discussion 2
Address, The Primary Teachers Oppor-
tunity. MLouise Jones, department of
English, State Normal school. Emporia
Thursday, December %, o'clock D.
m, in Representative hall. A Combi-
nation of Methods of Reading, Miss
Khadijah NJ. Grant Hutchinson Dis
cussion. Miss Iva Tatam, Kansas City;
Miss F. May Dow Salina. General dis
cussion. ,. The Imagination a Factor in
Number Work, Miss Kitty NJ. Peck
Council Grove. Discussion, Mrs Maria
Stevenson, Paola; Miss Laura Rankin
Burlington. General discussion. 8. Pri-
mary Writing: Material, Miss Maude
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