The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24
PROGRAM
STATE
TEACHERS
MEETING

great preparations for the third annual
convention OF the state teacners' asso-
ciailon which holds three days ses-
sion at Shawnee, beginning Dec. 29th.
The organization Of the public school
system Of Oklahoma has. during the
past ten years. brought 10 Oklahoma
a large number OF experienced educa-
! tors, both men and women, who are
building FIR Oklahoma a system of edu.
cation that is attracting the attention
OF the whole country.
The officers Of the state association
are: President. Chas. Evans, super
intendent of city schools, Ardmore:
: vice president, Q. L. Zezer superin
tendont of city schools. saltwater:
secretary, Maude f. Widaman, county
superintendent of schools. Anadarkp;
treasurer, VIM r. Robinson, county
superintendent of schools, Pawnee.
Executive Committee-O. f. Hayes,
chairman, county superintendent ~
schools Chandler; s. J. Payne, super
intendent Of city schools, Wetumka; I;
Chas. II Roberts, principal Logan
county high schools, Guthrie.
Program.
The program for the first session in
ciudes;
Invocatioa-Rev. Geo. H. Bradford,
chancellor Epworth university.
Piano Solo-Miss Emma G. Garon,
supervisor Of music, Shawnee.
Address IT Welcome-Hon. S. p.
freezing, Shawnee.
Response-M. e. Moore. supern-
tendent Of city schools, Marietta.
Address-Hon e. d. Cameron. state
superintendent, Guthrie
At 1.30 y. m, OF the first day 8
football game viii be called between
the El Reno high school and the
Shawnee high school. at which all the
high dignltarles among the Oklahoma
educators are expected to be present.
At p. M. the subject, Worth and
Values in Higher Education, win be
discussed by Dr. a Grant Evans. presi.
(: dent OF the State university, Norman
Dr. y. v. collars. president ~ Chris.
tian university. Enid; DR.. l.. II Beele
president Henry Kendall college. Tulsa
aud Or j. n Conneh, presidetn Of The
A. aud M. college Saltwater.
The annual address 4 the president
OF the state association. Superintend
ent Chas. Evans OF ArdmOre, viii be
delivered on the evening of the first
day, the 29th., at y. m.
The Oklahoma teachers have recog
nized the fact that good roads are q
great factor In educational work, es
peciaily In the rural districts. Prof
o. j. Kern OF Rockford, H.. will de
liver an illustrated lecture before the
teachers on Along the Country Roads
in An Educational Way"
The range OF subjects for discusiscI
during the convention comprehend
every phase OF educational work anc
the committee has assigned each sub
ject TO experienced educators who viii
make the convention instructive as
well as entertaining. The following
are some OF the subjects to be discuss
i ed.
Equalization OF Taxation for Public
y Schools.
congestei Course Of Study Rene
i dies.
Making Our Schools Social Censers
Illustrated Lecture-''The New Az
rlculture and the Country School.
4 County Superintendent y. j. Kefn.
l.ecture-"The Teacher and Life
Dr. VIM. A. Qnayle bishop NJ. T.
church in Oklahoma.
Lecture Prometheas Bound" Dr.
VIM. A. Quayle.
What Preparation Should Admit
Students to Our Higher Institutions,
unif rmity Of Certilication.
Uniformity of Text Books anc
Course OF Study.
What Can Be Done Without a Super
visor?
Bases for Gradation and Promotion.
How May Instruction in Agricultur,
BE Made Effective in City Schools2
Uniformity of Text Books and Courss
OF study for Cities OF the First Glass.
How to Improve University Exten
sion in Oklahc ma.
Social Standards in Colleges ant
Universities.
How May Higher Institutions o.
Learning Cooperate with High Schools
i to Secure Better Preparation IN Eng
Il lish?
Defects of our Public School sys
tenn and Their Remedies.
Principles OF instruction and Meth
ods of Teaching
Three Things That Teachers Tall
4 About
Making Our Schools Social cepters
Equalization Of Taxation for Sch o
d Purposes
Practical Problems Solved by Super
intendents
How Interest Teachers in Rsadinl
Circle Work 4rs
Making our schools Social Eeniers
School Library aud Pupils eadin'
y Circle
q Agriculture In City and T vi
y Schools.
The Ward Principalship ia Its Rela
q ton 10 the Patrons.
The SALARY Schedule; Upon Wha
n should the Yearly lnrcease BE Based
s Interscholastic- We Organlz
4 a state high school athletic association
4 The Practical Value OF Drawing.
The illustration q Stories as