The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-25
rIRsT GENERAL SESSION.

d.
Address-Prof. ShaIer Mathews, Uni
versity of Chicago.
Music-tTo be announced9
Address-The Teachers Part in Recon,
struction,'' State Superintendent Richard
Wilson of Oklahoma.
SECOND GENERAL SESSION.
City Auditorium, Friday, November I, o
a. m. Vice President Annie G. Crouch,
presiding.
Greetings from the State Department Of
Education-State Superintendent L. E.
Wooster.
Address-"A Social Interpretation of
Liberal Education" Pres. Henry Suzzallo,
University of Washington.
Music-(To be announced)
Address-"We, Us and Co.." John Ken
drick Bangs
IN B.-Aii women engaged in admins
trative work are requested to meet on the
stage of the auditorium at the close of this
SESSION.
THIRD GENERAL SESSION.
City Auditorium. Friday. November = s
p. m. Vice President Annie G. Crouch,
Music-(To be announced)
Report of the committee on resolutions
Miss Elizabeth Warning, Holton.
Report of the committee on nominations
-Supt. E. P. Gift, Manhattan.
Governor ". I. Harding Of Iowa.
Music-(To be announced.)
Address-"The New Worldwide Wants
It and How to Get It." DR.. Edward A.
steiner.
FOURTH GENERAL SESSION.
City Auditoriup, Saturday, November s,
a. m, Vice President Annie G. Crouch,
Music-(To be announced)
Address-'Some Reconstruction Prob
lens in Education Superintendent ]. H.
Francis, Columbus. Ohio.
Music-(To be announced)
Address-Captain Paul PerlSord
DEPARTMENT MEETINGS.
College DeDartment
First Baptist church, Thursday, November
+. 6, 2 p. m. Chairman, Prof. Raymond c.
AddressIProf Charles Bllwood, Uni
versity of Missouri
.Address-".The Significance and Future
Of the American College" Chancellor Frank
Strong, University of Kansas.
Address-What Society Expects of the
College" Supt. NJ. E. Pearson. Kansas City.
Kansas
Address-"Ameriean Ideals and the
American College" Prof. W. E. Slaght,
Baker university.
High school Department.
Academic High School Auditorium. Thurs
Principal Il. r. Cook, Topeka.
Observation-Disclosures Essentials of the
Teachers DR.. F. J. Kelly, University of
Address@Prof Charles EIIwood, Uni
Graded School Department.
City Auditorium, Thursday, November 6,
2 p: M, Chairman, Superintendent c. o.
Smith. Marysville..
Our Democracy" Supt. A. +. Senter, Otta-
Address-sTen Points for the Grade
Teacher TO Have and to Hold" Supt. NJ. z.
Pearson, Kansas City, Kansas.
AddIess."Are Schools Paying Their Debt
to Society," Miss Theda Gildemeister, State
Normal school, WtEona, MINI.
Primary School Department,
First Presbyterian Church, Thursday. No
yember &, p. m. Chairman, Miss Ruth
b. Scott, Emporia.
Patriotism" Miss Theda GiIdemeister, State
Normal School, Winona, Mimi
Address-+Some Problems in the Teach
ing of Reading" Mrs Maria A. Stevenson,
Paola.
Address-"The First Development of the
Reasoning Power in Numbers" demonstra-
ton by Mrs. Mary Huron Hale, Sumner
school, Topeka.
Address-Miss Elizabeth johnson, EN-
Rural School Department,
First Methodist church, Thursday. Novem-
ber &, p. M, chairman, County Super
intendent Anna Speer. Atehison.
Arkansas.
(Remainder of program in preparation J
ROUND TABLE MEETINGS.
Friday, November !, 2 p. m.
CULTURE-Auditorium of First Con-
gregational church, Chairman ]. w.
Stockebrand. Lawrence.
Address-"The Point of View in Agri-
cultural Teaching" Dean F. d. Farrell,
Address-C. V. Williams. district federal
agent for vocational agriculture.
Address-"Making Better Farm Men and
Women Prof C. K. Phipps, State Normal
school, Emporia.
Discussion of address by Prof. Phipps,
by, Prof. Robert E. Moehler, Mcpherson
Round Table Discussion ocat:ona.
Agriculture in Kansas, Prof. II. L. Kent,
b OIL OGY, PHYSIOLOGY AND HY-
GIENE-Sunday school room of First
congregational church, Chairman. w. j.
Baumgartner University of Lawrence.
Slogan-'More Biology in Our Schools.
Address-"What Should Our Schools D9
for Our Girls BioIogicaliy? - Prof. Mary T.
Paper-"The Status of Botany Teaching
in Kansas Prof. W. c. Stevens. Lawrence.
Discussion-Led by Alta Miller, Kansas
City.
Paper-"Nature Study in Our Schools, .
Prof Frank Argelius. Emporia.
supt " E. Neise8 la sabetha thar Schools
Discussion-Led By Prof. o. o. Stoiand,
CITY BOARDS OF E.,ucATIoN-Memor
ial Hall, Chairman Prof W. H. Andrews
Manhattan.
There will be two chief topics of infor-
National Aims in Education"
Pressing Problems Before the Kansas
to be proyided.)
MMERCE-Dougherty's Business Col
lege, Chairman, W. E. McClelland, To-
peka-
Paper-"A Long Look Ahead" Prof. C.
E Birch. Haskell Institute.
Paper-''Modern Office Procedure MI
j. E. Boyd. Kansas City high school,
Paper-"The Content of High School
Business English" Mr.. W. n. White, To
peka high school.
Open discussion on all topics
EDUCATION-Senate Chamber, Chairman
DR.. F. J. Kelly, University of Kansas
Lawrence.
Topic + "The Minimum Essentials in
Professional Courses for Training High
School Teachers"
1. Report of a QUESTIONABLE answered by
go Kansas high school teachers and super
intendents, as to what is most valuable in
the professional courses REQUIRED by the
state board of educat1on--D. L. Katter-
john. Enterprise
2. Can or should agreement be reach.
ed among all the teacher training institu-
tions in the state to the content of pro-
fessional courses required for high
school certificate. II so. how ?-E. Lee