The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-04

round table meetings follows:
Department Meetings.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER % P. NJ.
kindergarten and Primary Department
Place. First Presbyterian church,
Harrison street, between Eighth and
Miss Maud A. sproat. Topeka. chair
man.
organ recital, Mrs. Robert D. Gar
address M. Adelaide Holton. Min
neapolis. MINI. Some Ways of Teach
ing Reading in the First Three
| Grades
Address, Lulu NJ Mckee. Kinder
Outdoor Games" illustrated with
Vocal solo. E. Floy Schumacher.
Emporia. Department of Music,
| K. S. N.
Address, Miss Holton. "The Art of
Story Telling"
| Address, Miss Holton. Interesting
and Educative Seat Work"
Inspection of exhibit of Kindergar-
ten and Primary Work.
Note.-AiSS SprOat has arranged
for a very extensive exhibit Of primary
and kindergarten work; there are nine
booths, managed by nine of the lead
ing primary and kindergarten teach
ers. No one should fail to see and ex-
anime carefully this work. 1t is to be
Presbyterian church, and will be open
for inspection Thursday and Friday.
Each booth represents month OF the
year.
Teachers in Charge: September, Miss
Gale Moody, Shawnee county. Octo-
Der, Miss Laura Fitch, Kansas City.
November, Miss Achsah May Harris,
Model Primary, K. S. N, Emporia. De-
cember, Miss Dollie Martin, Topeka.
January, Miss June, Atchison. Feb
ruary, June r. Chapman, Topeka, Kin
dergartens of the State. March, Miss
Julia NJ. Stone, Model Rural School,
Hays City. April, Miss Behen, Leaven-
worth. May, Miss Eveline Eccles,
Hutchinson.
Common and Graded School Depart
ment.
Place, City Auditorium. Quincy
street, between Seventh and Eighth.
Supt. Geo. Edgecomb, Mcpherson,
Address. John E. Gunckel. boy
Address. Miss Jessie Lee Newlin.
1.-The Reading Lesson a Lost Oppor-
tunity''
Address, P. c. Holden. vocational
Training
Place. High School Auditorium,
Eighth and Harrison streets.
Charles A. Wagner, Emporia, chair |
man.
General Theme: Forward steps
Toward a Larger Realization of High |
School Efficiency"
Address, Principal H. L. Miller, Kan |
sas City, kan. High School Problems |
Studied Experimentally."
Address, Carl E. Seashore, Professor
of Psychology and Dean of the Gradu- /
ate College, State University of Iowa. |
1.-The Sequel of Child-study."
Vocal Solos, Mr.. Ray w Wingate.
Instructor in Voice, Kansas State Nor
NAL College. (a) Requiem Homer.
(b) Rolling Down to Rio German.
Address, Calvin N Kendall, State
Commissioner of Education for New
Jersey. 1.-The Increased Usefulness of
the High School.
General Discussion.
Round Table Meetings.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1O-2 P. M.
City Superintendents' Round Table.
Place, First Congregational church,
Seventh and Harrison streets.
c. C. Brown, Concordia, chairman.
Address, DR.. Charles A. Bennett,
President Bradley POLYTECHNIC 1nsti-
tute, Peoria, Ill. vocational Educa-
ton and the Manual Arts-Their Place
and Importance in the Educational
System of Kansas
Address. Calvin Kendall, Commits
sioner of Education for the state of
New Jersey. Departmental Teaching
in the Grades
Report on Departmental Work in
the Salina Schools. superintendent
John Lofty.
Report on Departmental Work in
the Kansas City Kan, Schools. Super
vising Principal J. j. Maxwell.
(Reports limited to 10 minutes.)
Round Table, Commissioner Kendall
presiding. Subject: Departmental
Work.
Ward Principals Round Table.
Place, First Christian Church, To-
peka avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh.
Ella NJ. Mahaffie, Principal Whittier
School. Kansas City. Kan.
Address, Miss Margaret Lennon.
Mckinley School, ST Paul,
Mimi 1.-The Ethical Field
Discussion.
Address, Mrs. Poindexter, President
Mothers Club, Longfellow School,,
Kansas City, Kan. school Auxiliar-
les''
Address, John E. Guncke1, Toledo.
Ohio President National Newsboys' !
Association. Fairgrounds, Improve
nents Games and Supervision
Business session. 8
History and Sociology Round Table.
Place. Lecture Room. United Pres I
oyterian Church. Eighth street and
Topeka avenue
DIR. Frank H Holder, University of l
Kansas, chairman.
Address, Professor Carl Becker, Uni
sorsity of Kansas. 1.-The Recitation in ]
Teaching History {
Address, Professor Raymond Taylor,
Kansas State Agricultural College. +