The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-18

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o. G. Markham, Baldwin, Second dis
trict;-. v. NJ. Liston, Neodesha, Third
district; Mary Kirby-Carr, Scranton
Fourth district; Mary Jansky, Belle
villeI Fifth district; w E Shelter.
Lincoln, Sixth district; H. K. Thomp-
son. fretty Prairie. Seventh district;
Christiana Rosendale, Wichita, Eighth
district
Expect 1s, 900 Attendance.
Not less than $4,000 teachers are
expected to attend the annual meeting
| OF the association, including the at
tendance at the four district meetings
Secretary Pinet estimates. If that
nark IS reached the convention will
be the largest in the history of the as
socianon. Last year the attendance
totalled 1897, and four years ago it
only reached $3.50. Topeka expects
5000 teachers. Independence $500,
Hutchinson $500. and Hays $500
Pinet will divide his time among
the four meetings. His assistants at
the district headquarters win be Supt.
Harry MCGUIRE of Kiowa, Topeka;
Prof l. A. Guthridge. State Manual
Training normal. Pittsburg; Prof c. E.
Rarick, FIT Hays normal. Hays; Prin-
cipal George F. Brooks, Hutchinson.
President W. A. Lewis, of the Fort
Hays normal, president of the asso-
cation viii preside at one general
session and has appointed as his as
sistants in presiding. Miss Elizabeth
Warning. Holton, for the Topeka
meeting; Prof. w. z. Ringle, S. NJ. T.
n. Independence; Supt. B. F. Martin,
Newton, Hutchinson meeting; Supt. o.
J. Sherwood of Ellsworth for the
| Hays meeting.
Reduced rates of one and one-third
\ cents mile are asked by the teachers
from the Western Passenger associa-
| ton, but it is not known whether the
request will be granted.
Department chairmen for the four
sections of the association meetings
follow:
Northeast section. Topeka: College
] department, Prof. H. G. Lull. Kansas
I State Normal, Emporia; high school
/ department, Prin. F. E. Alder, Man
haitian; graded school department.
Supt; F. l. Heilman, Burlingame;
rural school department, County Supt.
Annie Goddard. 0skaloosa.
Southeast section. Independence:
College department. Prof. Ermine
Owen, State Manual Training Normal,
Pittsburg, Kan; high school depart
ment, Charles Gastineau, high school,
Parsons; graded school department,
Adah Daniel, Neodesha; rural school
department. County Supt. Josie Hen
derson, Garnett.
Northwest section. Hays: College
department, DR.. L. B. Bowers. Kansas
Wesleyan university, Salina; graded
school department, s. L. Soper, Ellis;
high school department, Supt. Sheldon
Frick, Phillipsburg, Kan; rural school
department, Prof. C. E. Rarick, Fort
Hays Normal, Hays,
Southwest section, Hutchinson: Col
lego department. Rose T. Campbell.
Cooper college, Sterling; high school
| department, Prin J. F. Gilliland. Ar
kansas City; graded school depart
ment, AIDA Anderson. wellington;
SchilIing, Pratt; rural school depart
ment. County Supt. Esther wilkinson
Dodge City.
Program HeadHners.
Gov. Henry ]. Allen, Prof. c. C.
Sargent. State Agricultural college,
Fort Collins, Colo, and Prof. B. F.
Nihart, State Normal school, Edmund
Okla, have been added to ehe list of
program headliners, Secretary Pinet
announces. Among the speakers all
ready Announced are DR.. Newell
Dwight Hills, New York City; Rabbi
Stephen S. Wise, New York city; Ida
TarbeIl, author and lecturer; DR.. E. B.
Bryan, Colgate university; Gov. Mar
| tin Brumbaugh, Philadelphia. Pa;
Ellis Parker Butler. author and lee
turer; DR.. Frank Gunsaulus, Armour
Institute; DR.. Mary E: Wooley. Mount
fsup, Iowa university; President Arthur
Holmes, Drake university.
Round Table Chairmen.
Rond table chairmen for the four
district meetings have been appointed
as follows:
For tho Northeast Section, at Topeka
! 1. Agrieulture-W. G. Bruce, Clay Center.
2. Boards of Education (City)-W. q.
Anderson, Manhattan.
| 3. Biology, Physiology and Hygiene
! 4. Commerce.. R. Page. Topeka.
| 5. Drawing-Mary Bunker, Topeka. (s1S
9. Education and Normal Training-Prof.
E. L. Holton. Manhattan
| 7. Elementary School Principals-M. NJ
Howe. Kansas City, Kan.
8. English-Mrs. Nora Prescott, Alton,
9. Geography-supt. Fred Thompson, Hor-
10. History-Prof. Pelagius williams, K.
II. Household Arts-Miss Hancock. X. s.
p. Junior High schooi-Prin. W. d. Arm
IS. Kinderga rten-vera Lash, salina. (s2o
Il. Latino. G. Markham, Baker Univer-
Is. Manual Arts-E. ]. Buckles, Topeka.
/ To- Mathematics-BerniceB oyles. Atchison.
| high school, Topeka.
RS Musie-Catherine Strouse-Emporia.
/ ~. Physical Education-Hazel Pratt. r
20. Physics. Chemistry and General Science
DIR. Order, high school, Topeka:
| 81 Primary=EliZabeth Warning, Ho'ton.
| %. Rural boards OF Education-Co. supt.
| Josiah Jordan, Topeka.
! %. Rural High Schools2Prin. F. A. Rhine,
| Cleburne.
"a. Spanish-Prof A. L. Owens, h e.
Lawrence.
For the Southeast Section. mt Independence.
! /. Board of Education (City)-Mrs. E. V.
| Lanyon, PittsburR.
| .. Bioiogy-Lorene Bailey.
| 3. Drawing-Evelyn Metzger. S. NJ. T. N,
! Pittsburg.
T. Education-Prin. S. NJ. Nees, Independ-
I encs.
/ 8. Elementary School Principals-Prin.
/ John Tomlinson. Independence.
| 6. English-Mabel Hudson, Chsnute.
| -. Geography = Marguerite Washington.
| Fort Scott
s. History-Carl G. Gibbs Parsons
/ O. Household Arts-Ruth Stevenson, Nee
| desha.
10. Intermediate Grades i Lena Buckles,
| Neodesha.
IL. Junior High School-Prin. NJ. NJ. Rose,