The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-23
PROGRAM FOR THE TEACHERS
FOR GOODLAND CONVENTION,
NOVEMBER $3.50.
Busy With Matters Of
Education

The public viii doubtless be much
interested in knowing the time OF the
different sessions Of the convention Of
the Northwest Kansas Teachers as
ISOLATION and also the place OF the
meetings and the topics for discus
sion For that reason the program
IN 1uN IS printed below It viii be
impossible for any one person to at
tend all Of the meetings, as depart
ments Of different work will hold ses-
siOns at the same hours, but the meet
ing Of greatest intrest to each will be /
the one chosen OF course.
The more conspicuous and general \
sessions will be held in the opera /
house, and the lectures BY Clark OF /
Chicago and Burdick OF Lawrence
viii have full swing Of the entire con-
ventiOn- The opera house, Methodist
church, Christian church and assem-
bly, room Of the high school building,
are the places where the teachers viii
gather for educational purposes.
FOLLOWING IS the program OF the two
days, Thursday and Friday, November
% and 80:
General Session, Thursday Morning,
$3.50. Opera House.
Music -GOOdland Orchestra
Invocation Rev. John Eldridge
Music -GOOdland Orchestra
Address Of Welcome e. T. Murphy
Prof. c. E. Rarick, PIainviIle
vocal Solo
-------Miss lone Potter, GoodIand
Introduction Of President r. Q.
Mueller, by retiring President c NJ
Arnold.
Presidents Address, "Earnestness"
Appointment Of Committees.
Lecture, The Spirit Of Literature
--Dr. S. H. Clark, Chicago
-GOOdland Orche stIa
Thursday Evening, $500.
Music Goodland Orchestra
Vocal
Prof. E. E. Mitchell, Goodland
Dramatic Recital Of Ulysses"
DR.. 5. H Clark, Chicago
Music -GoOdland Orchestra
Friday Morning. $50.
Address R. Nichols,
President S. A. c., Manhattan
Mrs. Kate Stewart, GoodIand
Address, The Moral Responsibility Of
-------J. Ed Stevens, Goodiand
COrnet Solo
---Mr. Chas. willis, Goodland
Music -GoOdland Orchestra
Vocal
-----C. W. Mccormick, Atwood
Reports Of Committees.
Music Sherman County High School
Lecture, ''The Elements Of True
Greatness DIR. W. L. Burdick,
Primary DepaFtment-Thurs Aft
ernOOn, 300, Christian Church.
Prof. 2. z. COlyer, Chairman,
Almena-
Miss Edna SWitzer, Secretary,
Oakley.
Paper, The Ideal Primary Teacher"
miss Nayanna Arneal, Atwood
--Misg Edith wilkins SeIden
Paper, presenting New Subjects
-------Miss Nina NOyes, Oberlin
Miss Blanche Deal. St Francis
Paper, 1.-The Responsibility Of the Pri-
mary Teacher
Mis- Florence Baker, Hoxie
Discussion
INNS Nellie Felt. Logan
General Discussion
Visitors
Discipline"
Friday Afternoon, 300.
Prof E E COlyer, Almenas
Chairman.
Miss Edna Switzer, Oakley,
Secretary.
Paper, "Old and New Methods
---Miss Bessie Swift, KensingtOn
Discussion
Miss Stella Dunton, Almena
Paper, "AdaptabiIity Of Course Of
Study. Miss Esther Leary, Gaylord
Observation-Disclosures
Paper, Mature and Culture Work"
Miss Clara Sapp, GOOdland
Observation-Disclosures.
General Discussion
Separate Fairgrounds"
Minimum Age"
Graded School Observation-Disclosures
Room, High School, Thursday Aft
eFnOOn, 200.
Prof. B V. Phinney. Arga,
Chairman
Paper, 'Semi-AnnuaI PromitiOns in
Small Towns" ----------
Frank M. Smith, Colby
Paper, Grades; How Determined and
How Recorded" ------
PROF. 7. o. Ramsey, PhiIlipsburg
Paper, Inspiration" ----
-----Nettie ". Barber, KrW1n
Paper, Good Reading for Pupils"
-----D. o. Hemphil, Norton
Paper, "RhetoricaIs'' ---
~ z. Lunceford, Hin City
Friday Afternoon, 200.
Prof. r. Y. Phinney, Agra,
Chairman.
Paper, How to Manage Parents
w. n. Weimmer, Kensington |
Paper, Teachers Examination"
Paper, The Kind Of An Institute I /
Want" ----Nelle MaxOn, St Francis /
Paper, Discipline; Some Hows and 4
Why's" Esther StOWell, Oberlin /
Paper, Music in the Public Schools |
Prof F. L Phillips Ho11e 4
High School Observation-Disclosures /
Church, Thursday Afternoon, 200. \
Prof S V. Mallory, Logan,
Chairman
Paper, First Year Latin"
Hazel K Smith, HOxie /
Paper, What Does Society Owe the 4
High School"
--C. ". Mccormick, Atwood \
Paper, ITO What Extent Ought High \
School Courses Be Made Elective"
-Maude ShOckey, Oberlin
Paper, High School IN Our System OF
Education"
Lula. A Roach, Plainville
Friday Afternoon, 200.
Prof s V. Mallory, Logan
Chairman
Paper, English in the High School,
Edith Hale, Logan
Paper, The Practical vs. Cultural in
the High School Course"
Prof. i. II Hooper, Smith Center
Paper, Subject to be suppiiedl -
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