The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-26

The Programme.
The complete programme viii De as
follows:
programme for General Meetings.
TUESDAY. DEC. 26, 7:30 P. M.
Representative Hall)
Song-NIodoc club.
Prayer-Dr- S. s Estey, pastor L iIs9
Presbyterian church, Topeka.
Song-MOdoc club. ~y
ih RReeaslponse-superintendent W. s Heus-
ner, Junction City. - ~, 4,,,+o,,-
Presidents AddreSS-1noI1dS w. ouIS4A
4n Nv Tiileselr of committees.
o.90 to 1900 P M.-ReceptiOn to the
members by the teachers Of the city OF
Topeka in manual building OF the 4opeha
fliE WI1EaD Sil1SsAY DEC. q. 900 a. NJ
REPRESENTATIVE Hall)
MANAGEMENT of the Incorrigible-H- W.
Charles superintendent of boys indus
trial school Topeka; julia =. Feffy' 81
perintendent girls industrial school, Be
School Discipline and Juvenile Court
SUPERINTENDENT L. J. Hail. Clay Center
Some Proposed Legislation-F'rank R.
Dyer assistant state superintendent.
Election of nominating committee.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. q, 1870 ?. NJ
CHigh School Auditorium)
Music-A short musical programme will
be given by the department OF music OIL
the University of Kansas,
state superintendent of public Instruction
PENNSYLVANIA: president National Eduea-
tiOnal association, KARLSRUHE IA
THURSDAY, DEC. Is, 600 A. NJ.
6High School Auditorfum.)
Address-Nathan c. Schaefer.
Music-Vocal solo. Prof. Olaf Valley
musical department State Agricultural
Lecture" Means of Increasing the Use
fulness of the Country School, Super
intendent o. J. Kern, Winnebago coun-
v
THURSDAY. DEC. Is, 7.8o P. NJ
CHigh School Auditor.um)
Short Musical ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of Music, Baker university.
Lecture-"On the Trail of the Emil
grant" Edward A. Steiner. Phi D.
Department Programmes.
There are five department programmes.
each covering two sessions. beginn ng at
and ending at 4 each afternoon. The
programmes follow:
COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL DE-
PARTMENT.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. q, 200 P M
auditorium Manual Bldg, High School)
Chairman-A. J. Stout, second vice
Should one Year of Latin be Required
of all Students in the High SchoOl?-A.
H. Speer, principal High school, Atchi-
Should the Prose Composition Be Based
on the Text?-Rose r. Morgan, Topeka
English in the High schooI-AIinnie ].
Oliverson, principal Argentine High
school.
Laboratory Equipment of High Schools
F. B. Isely, teacher biology Wichita
General discussion after each paper. Pa
pers limited to Is minutes
THURSDAY, DEC. IS, 200 P. NJ.
auditorium Manual Bldg, High SchooI)
Classification of High Schools-Frank
r. Dyer, assistant state superintendent.
The Latest Development in the Teach
ing of Mathemati cs-A. NJ. Boyle, depart
ment mathematics, Kansas City, Kan,
The Value of American History in the
High School Course-Charles Harker
Rhodes. principal Winfield High school
Address-''The Student Citizen, Joseph
H HILL vice president Kansas State Nor
NAL school, Emporia.
General discussion after each paper. Pa
pers except the last, limited to Is min
Informal discussion will be called for
after each paper.
COMMON AND GRADED SCHOOL De
PARTMENT.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. q, 200 P. NJ
CIIigh School Auditorium.)
Chairman-Hugh Durham, third vice
president. superintendent Jewell county.
Practical Nature udy-superinten-
dent B. Ashton Keath. Clark county.
Discussion-A- F. Turner, Agricultural
oe z451t ej 1ounIy 51lgh sc5ooi. NofIon-
What the People Have a Right to Ex-
pect of Rural Teachers Superintendent
Edwin z. Brookens, Smith county
ley, Lincoln county
Agriculture and Home Culture in the
Common Schools-Willard E. Lyon, Lin
coin
Observation-Disclosures w s. Picken,
HAYS; Flora Rose. assistant professor of
domestic science. Manhattan.
Address 3;10-Agricultura1 Education
President E R. Nichols, Manhattan.
Address 3:30-The Educational Value of
the Consolidation of Rural SchOOls-HOn.
Frank Nelson, Lindsborg.
Papers limited to Is minutes.
THURSDAY, DEC. 28 200 P. NJ.
(High School Auditorium.)
A Uniform Course of Study for Cities
tendent C. W. Kline, Mcpherson
Discussion - Superintendent Henrietta
/ v. Race, Winfield; Superintendent Rich
ard Price, Hutchinson.
English in superintendent Geo.
4 w. Kendrick LeavenWorth.
Observation-Disclosures James B.
/ Kelsey, Lansing; Mabel Nixon. Ports.
Arithmetic in Grades-PrincipaI d. o.
I Hemphill, Norton.
/ superintendent W. NJ. Mas
/ sey. Wellington; Principal H. Cooyer.
I Wilson.
Making a Citizen-Principal R. V. Phin-
/ ney. Agra
/ Discussion Superintendent J. o. Hall
/ Beloit; Superintendent A. NJ Thoroman,
I Council Grove
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
/ WEDNESDAY, DEC. p. 200 P. NJ.
Representative Hall.)
Chairman-H. D. Ramsey drst vice