The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-08
TO-DAY
BioIogy Round TabIe.

w. M O. : d
Church, Topeka Ave, between Ninth
Chairman Professor Frank Agrelius.
State Normal school. EmpOria.
Address, Biology in the Grades" L. ID.
Wooster, Fort Hays State Normal school,
Hays.
Discussion led by Florence Billig, Kan
sas State Normal. ,Emporia-
Aa@a as fG[
Kansas State Agricultural college. Man
haitian.
Discussion open to ALL
Address, The Practical Application of
Biology to the Health of School Children"
Discussion led by James w. Mayberry.
Kansas State Normal Emporia =. ,,.o,,
McElroy, Topeka high school
Discussion open to all.
Commerce Round Table.
Thursday, November s. . p. m. Room No.
$40, Academic High School
Chairman, w. f. McClelland, Topeka
Address, ''Bookkeepers With Whom
Have to Deal" c. L. Edwards. office mana
Address. How You Could Improve Your
Stenographic Product" James NJ: kirk
and Ladies Of Security; Topeka
Paper. The Psychology of Bookkeep-
ing" Mabel Roseberry. Osawatomie high
Discussion, L. L. Partridge. Topeka high
school.
Paper. Some Salient Points in the
Teaching of Shorthand" Winnifred Bowen,
Osborne high school
Discussion, E. c, ShemweI. ottawa high
Report of Committee on Standards.
Drawing Round Table.
Thursday. November s, . p. m, Room No.
Al. Manual Training High School.
Chairman, Blanche Cassidy, supervisor of
Topic of the Day-How Can School Art
Courses Be Made More Practical?
Observation-Disclosures and Profess
l. H. A. Burger, of the Burger Engraving
Company.
II Clarence r. Mills, manufacturer and
designer of furniture.
III. Alex Rindskoff, interior decorator
What Can Be Done in Rural Art
Glasses" Margaret Carr,
=, Vars Effect Upon American Art" NJ.
E. Moore, Leavenworth.
Discussion of papers.
German Round Table.
Thursday, November s, p. M. First
Lutheran Church, Fifth and Harrison.
Chairman, Mary Harrison, high school,
Address, why Teach German in the
Junior High Schools" E: E. Gift, Manhat-
Address, "The Texts and Methods for
German in Junior High Schools" Babetta
Reports of Committees.
History Round Table
Thursday, November 8, D. m, Memorial
Hall, Tenth and Jackson streets.
Chairman, Arthur NJ. Hyde. Washburn
Address, Needed Readjustments in His
tory Teaching" David Snedden, Teachers
college, Columbia university.
Address. THE Teaching of History in
the Elementary School," Raymond, A.
Kent, Lawrence.
Much Shall Be Given, and How Much
Shall Be Required in the High Schools"
O. Is Ssyiste Han and H. 81 hu
Teaching Made Necessary by the World
War" the discussion based on a pamphlet
to be issued in September by the Federal
Bureau of Education.
Business Session Reports of commit
tees, election of officers, etc.
Household Arts Round Table
THURSDAY. November Sl $, 2 p; m. First
tween Sixth and Seventh streets.
Chairman, Elizabeth Spragus, University
Address. Applied Art in Home Eco
nomics.' William S. Hekktng, University
Address, Recent Developments in High
School Methods" Jenny H Snow. Chicago
Discussion: 1.-THE Use of the Syllabus
on Home Economics" Nellie Washington,
Wichita; Elizabeth Bye, Emporia normal
Zoe Wolcott, Pittsburg.
Address, Opportunities and Responsi-
bilities of Home Economics in War Time"
Mrs Alice P. Morton, National Home Eco
Address, Food Emergency Work."
Frances Brown, Manhattan.
Bales, Pittsburg Chicago. Sybil woodruff,
Lawrence; Portland, Ore, Essie HeyIe,
Kansas City
Latin Round Table.
Thursday, November s, p. m.
United Presbyterian church, Eighth and
Topeka avenue.
Chairman. Laura Ewing, Topeka
Walker University of Kansas.
Address, Special English Latin Vocab-
ularies for First Year Classes Patti San
Music, Topeka High School chorus,
Minerva. Hall, director, Topeka.
Address, "A Patriotic Message From the
Classics" Homer K Ebright, Baker uni
versity-
Qllustrated), F. L. Black, State Normal
school.
Music Round Table
Thursday. November s, p m
Academic High School auditorium
Chairman, Bessie Miller, Kansas City
Topics for discussion:
A. A Standard Course in Public School
Music:
a. Grades.
b. Junior High School
c. High School
B. Material Tried and Used
a. Methods-references
b. Programs and Entertainments
C. The Correlation of Music With Other
Subjects.
Prof. Arthur Nevin, University of Kansas.
Address Love in Life and in Music"
Alma Webster Powell, New York City.
Manual Arts Round Table.
Thursday, November s, 2 p. m
First Congregational church, Seventh and
Harrison streets.
Chairman, Supervisor D. c. Gilbert, Kan
sas City.
Address. "Progressionism and Standpat-
tism in Education w. A. Brandenburg,
State Manual Training Normal, Pittsburg.
Paper, Methods of Teaching Industrial
Drawing" o. Raymond Stone, Kansas City,
Kansas.
PaDer tsDemocracv VS. Autocracv in Our
Manual Courses" A. H Whitesitt, associ-
ate professor Ind. arts, State Manual
Training Normal, Pittsburg.
Address. Vocational Education" Nathan
c. Schaeffer, state superintendent of public
instruction for Pennsylvania.
Physical Education Round Table.