The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-16


efficiency of county superintendent,
rural school libraries, compulsory edu-
cation and chilli labor iawss teachers
employment bureau. higher educa-
tional standards, parent-teacher aSso-
Citations. Additional legislation will be
taken up at the Saturday meeting.
Delegates from all city and county
teachers orga njZations will be admit
ted to this meeting.
The First Session.
At 9 a. M, Friday, at Memorial hall,
the first general session of the coun-
ell of administration will be held.
Gov. Henry j. Allen and State Supt.
Lizzie Wooster. Supt. L. w. Mayberry,
James a. Kimball and Supt. Raymond
a. Kent will speak.
At p. m. there will be another ses-
sion at Memorial hall, when Chance1-
lor Frank Strong. of Kansas univer-
sity; President Thomas w. Butcher, of
Kansas Normal; w. A. Bailey. Kansas
City; D. NJ. Bowen, Pittsburg: Presi-
dent S. A. Tough, Baker; w. S. Heus-
ner, Salina, and S. P. Rowland. Hutch
inson, will discuss changes after the
war.
Sectional Meetings.
There will be sections for college.
superintendent of first and second
class cities, superintendent of third
class cities, county superintendent.
high school. grade principals, boards
of education, supervisors of special
subjects at various churches over the
city. These will be at p. m. Friday
and 9 a. m. Saturday and each group
will discuss subjects concerning its
work, with papers by experts on the
various problems
Friday afternoon there will be an
election of the members of the Kansas
OF g in ey
Circle board.
The State High School Athletic as
ISOLATION will meet Friday afternoon.
The Educational Council
Following is list of the delegates
to the educational council whose Gre
dentials have already been filed with
the secretary:
Tessa Hamilton. Ellsworth. rural
teacher.
D. w Kurtz. Mcpherson, president
Mcpherson college.
A. H. King, Salina, professor in the
Kansas Wesleyan university.
A. E. -Lunceford. Florence. superin-
tendent of schools.
Elizabeth Warning, Holton, primary
teacher.
E. Leigh Nudge. Topeka, professor
Washburn college. q
Alma McAtee. Hiawatha, county SD
perintendent Brown county.
Nina Swanson, Mcpherson, grade
teacher.
Frank Alsup, Seneca. superintendent
of schools.
Lula Coyner, Mankato. county SUI
perintendent Jewell county.
Raymond Nelson, Minneapolis, high
school principal.
/ Ida Talmadge, Hutchinson, grade
teacher.
June Carothers, Manhattan, grade
teacher.
Mary Paterson, Neosno Falls, high
school principal.
H. L. Kent Manhattan, professor
Kansas State Agricultural college.
c. o. Smith. Marysville, superinten-
dent of schools.
Ethel Gillespie. Independence. coun-
ty superintendent Montgomery county.
c. H. Oman, Garnett, superintendent
of schools.
S. w. McGarrah, Oakland, superfn-
tendent of schools.
Sister NJ. Louise, ConcOrdia, princi-
pal Nazareth academy.
Sister Chrysotom, SaIina, Academy
| of the Sacred Heart.
Sister Bonaventure, Manhattan, Sa-
cred Heart academy.
Eva Mitchell, Atchison, grade teach
er.
J. T Rosson, Atchison. high school
principal
H. P. Study, Atchison, superintend.
| ent of schools.
! Matte McCrory. Mayetta, rura
| teacher.
| Virginia P. Hicks, Johnson. princi-
| pal Stanton county high school.
| c. c. Fairchild, Valley Falls. super
| intendent of schools.
| George K. Oleson. Salina, rura,
| teacher.
E. E. Stonecipher, Galena, superin-
| tendent of schools.
c. H. Kutz. Whitewater, superin-
| tendent of schools.
| Elizabeth Sutton. Ottawa, grade
teacher.
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