The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-16
TEACHERS TO MEET
Central Kansas Educators at
Hutchinson March 81.
Prominent Educators From
Abroad Will Attend.
EXCELLENT PROGRAM.
DR.. A. d. Winship, of Boston,
Will Speak.
EXCELLENT PROGRAM.
Also an Address by MOntaville
Flowers, of Cincinnati.


Hutchinson, Kan, March 16.-The
executive committee of the Central
Kansas Teachers association has just
issued the program for the twenty
fourth annual session Oh the associa-
ton, which will be held in Hutchin-
son March 81 and April 1.
In the list of the addresses by edu-
Gators from outside the state will be
one by DIR. Geo. H. Bradford, president
Of Epworth university, at Oklahoma
City, two by DR.. A. d. Winship of Bos-
Flowers of Cincinnati, Ohio. Other
prominent numbers on the general
program will be ''Universitv Extern
sion and Its Relation to the Teachers
of Kansas" by Professor Price of the
University of Kansas, and Normal
Training in the High School," by Prof:
w. D. Ross, state inspector of normal
training in high schools.
Besides the general programs there
are excellent round table programs for
high school, graded school. mathe-
mates for both grade and high school,
and a primary round table. ThuS,
gram that will be of special benefit to
each and every teacher in the ten
counties composed in the Central Kan
sas Teachers association.
districts ere recommending that
boards either give the teachers Friday,
April 1, to attend the association, or
permit them to work up the day on
Saturday, March 26.
Following is the program:
General Meeting.
Thursday, March 81, 7:45 p. m.
Address of Welcome-Mr. Geo. w.
Winans.
Response-Supt. j. E. Fraser, New
ton.
Address-Dr. Geo. H. Bradford,
president of Epworth university, Okla
homa City, Okla.
General Meeting.
Friday, April 1, a. m.
How Psychology Helps"-Prof. E.
B. Smith, Nickerson.
university Extension and Its Re
lation to the Teachers of Kansas
Prof Richard R. Price. University of
Kansas.
Normal Training in the High
School''-Mr. W. D. Ross, state inspec-
tor of normal training in high schools.
Reading-Miss Fannie Quinn, Great
Bend.
Address. schools and Their Critics"
DIR. A. E. Winship. Boston.
- - y General Meeting.
Friday, April L, p. m.
Address, Making Boys Manly''-Dr.
A. E. Winship, Boston, Mass.
Business meeting.
General Meeting.
Friday April L, 7:45 p. m.
Reading-Miss Ethel Rogers, Ster-
Reading-Mr. Earl Brown1ee. stat
ford.
Montaville Flowers, Cincinnati, Q.
High School Round Table.
"Does the Business Course in the
High School Pay?-Supt. E. c. Kitteh'
Stafford.
1.-The Future of the Normal Train
ing Course in the High SchooP'-Supt.
A. w. Ault, Kingman.
English Composition in the Differ
ent Years of the High School When
How Much Miss Margaret Kelly,
.aThe Value of the Special Teacher
for High School Students. Music,
Drawing, Domestic Art, Joinery''-
Jeanette NJ. Inches, Sterling.
What English Classics Should Be
Taught in the Different Years of the
High School Course in English p
Supt. ]. w. Roberts, Peabody.
Graded School Round Table.
Friday, April 1. 2 p. m.
What Is Good Discipline ?''-Coun-
ty Supt. s. p. Rowland, Hutchinson.
superintendent C. A. Yeo-
mans, Moundridge.
SHOULD Agriculture Be Required in
the Rural Schools ?''-Supertntenden
I. C, Meyers, Lindsborg. Discussion
County Superintendent James A Ray,
Marion.
''Basis of romotions"-County
Superintendent H. A. Wright, st. John.
on-Superintendent F. S. Hagy
of Norwich.
''How to Study and Teaching Chill
dren How to Study. J. Yoder,
Canton. Discussion-J. r. Finkle,
Address, "a Live Schoor'-Dr A.
Monroe Stowe, Kansas State Normal
school.
Primary Round Table.
Friday, April 1, p. m.
Reading Paper and Model Class"
Miss Margaret Scroggs. Hutchinson.
Discussion-Miss Meta Johannes, Hills
boro.
value of Stories and Some Stories"
Miss Eva Cunningham. Elmdale-
Discussion.
ssvalue of Handwork and Some
Things That May Be Done"-Miss
Clara Schilling, Pratt. Discussion
Miss Bertha Collins, Mcpherson.
Mathematics Round Table.
Friday. April 1, 2 p. m.
''Use-Formal-App Method
of Arithmetic"-Super D. f.
Shirk. Great Bend. Discussion-J. F.
Hoch, Nickerson; Miss Kleinknecht,