The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-22

LIZ STATE JOURNAL
'.Basketbau for High School Girls, Miss
Barto. University Of Kansas. Lawrence
Illustration Of work by fopeka pupils.
PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY AND GENERAL
SCIENCE.
Friday. November 4. P H. Unitzrian
Church. Topeka AFenne. Between
Ninth and Tenth Streets.
Chairman. Mr.. Harry R. James. Manhattan
Eigii School
= a suggested Re-fnrmation OF the Science
school J ". AIayberry. Professor of
Chemistry, Kansas State Normal. Emporin-
High Schools Este r Lyon Instructor
in Physics and Radio. Kansas state Agr1-
cultural College, Manhattan.
Informal Discussion OF Problems ArfS-
ing in Teaching. Physics, Chemistry anu
General Science
1.-THE Chairman hopes that everyone viii
come prepared 70 suggest some problem
that he has found vital.)
PRIMARY.
Friday. November 4. ?. N. First congre-
szatiOnaI Church, sunday school Room.
seventh and Harrison.
Chairman Mrs Flora Doyle, Clay Center
Music: Topeka Schools
Address ''Tha Progressive SCHOOL," Miss
Carrie Livermere, Kansas City. Kan.
Address Projects in Elementary
Schools Miss Margaret Carr Leavsn-
worth.
DISCUSSION ]. A ElrSE NrFlue PROJECT,
Miss Jessie Trnwbridge. Clay Center
A second Grade Project. Miss LHErlce
YVhitner. Topeka 8 A Third Grade Pro-
teer- Miss Mary George. Assistant super
visor. Primary Department, Kansas State
Normal. Emporia-
Music; Topeka Schools.
Address: The National Council of
Primary Educauon-" Miss Achsnh May
Harris. Professor OF Primary Education,
, Kansas State Normal. Enp0ria-
Music: Topeka Schools.
RURAL HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS.
Friday, November 1. . P. N. academic
High school, Raon No. 80, Eighth
and Harrison
Chairman. Mr. 81. J. Colburn- Topeka.
The Strictly Rural Features OF the
Rural High School, Principal Jesse Bow
The DonhIe Function Of the Rural High
school in Town. Principal f. A. Rhine
The City's Interest in the Rural High
School," Principal Fred A. Seaman, To-
Suggested CurrieuIa for Rural High
Schools superintendent George T. Cod
--S5tarewide ORGANIZATION ana Co-ordina-
ton Of Rural High Schools Super1nrend-
emit F H Clark Barclay
Question Box in charge OF SuBerinren-
( dent Harley J. Waldron. BucErus-
SPANISH.
Friday November 4. 900 p. m. EEAnEeIi-
cal Church, seventh and Monroe
Chairman. Professor Arthur [. owen, Uni
/ versitT Of KANSAS. Lawrence
Address in SDaufsf1 Ell Institute de
! las Espanas an los Estados Unidos.' Pro
lessor Jose NJ Osma, University Of Kan
Address: '.'The Trails of the Beginners"
Miss N eZline Morrell, Hutchinson High
Address: The Spanish Teacher and the
American Association Professor Thomas
A Fitzgerald. University OF Kansas
address: what to do with the Reading
! Lesson" Professor May Gardner Uni
versity Of Kansas, Lawrence
VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE.
Friday. November 4. goo p. M, Lutheran
Church. sunday school Room, Fifth ana
Harrison
/ Chairman. Mr. I B. Morgan. Kansas City.
= I. Wolfe, secretary Kansas city. Kan
! Address: principles of Vocational
/ Guidance" Professor W. n. Johnson, Uni
rersity Of Kansas. Lawrence
/ Address: vocational Guidance in the
Address: vocational Guidance in the
Public Schools Z. II. Emmett, Lawrence
/ Address: Vocational Guidance in the
/ Industries, Chas. A Huey, ARKANSAS City.
GENERAL IMPORTATION
Concerning Fifty-EigfltIr Annual Session
of the Kansas State Teachers AssOeia-
ton at Topeka.
Only those who pay the enrolment fee
viii be admitted to the meetings, The fee
is 500 and includes i years subscription
to the official publication of the AssOcia-
! ton. THE KANSAS TEACHER This
{ should De sent N advance r. Il. Elnet-
Secretary, 925 Kansas Avenue. Topeka. or
may be paid at enrolment headquarters,
which will be on the east side or the north
: corridor or the state mouse tSeconu Iloor,
next to the office OF Secretary OF State).
! Enrolment fees mIy also be paid ut the
box office of the City Auditorium preced
/ ing and during each general session. No
duplicate enrolment receipts VIII be is
I sued FnroIIrnent receipts MUST he pre-
/ scented for admission TO each meeting
Room reservations for the Topeka meet
ing viii be managed by the Topeka Chaln-
/ her Of Commerce Those desiring to re-
serve rooms N advance should write TO
Secretary Guy c. Sickler- Those desiring
! rooms after reachIng Topeka should call
/ at the Chamber Of Commerce, Seventh anu
This year members OF the board of ii
rect0rs Of the association are to be elected
from the Second Fourth. Sixth and
Eighth Congressional Districts. Each en-
roilment receipt has 4 voting coupon which
( is to he filled in. detached and ex-
changed for an official ballot ut the voting
booth. The voting booth viii be IN the
north corridor OF the State House Only
members for eveu-H numbered Congressional
districts are entitled 10 vote this year. The
polls will be open from 200 .. m. TO 900
p. m Thursday, November ) from 9-oo
| a. n TO 500 p m, Friday. November 4,
and from . 100 Il. m. to 100 noon, Sarur-
The Bow scouts of Topeka will meet all
trains and act as guides to the visiting
The topeka Chamber of Commercs viii
Z maintain free cheek stands 1T the city
/ Auditorium and at the State House
The Topeka Chamber OF Commerce VIII
provide m Information bureau at the
Chamber of Commerce, Seventh and
Quincy
The Tort Hays Kansas Normal school
will hold n reunion amt banquet at To-
peka- Friday evening, November 1, at 0-oo
! o'clock at the = VI c. A.
There will be Kansas University re-
! union ut Topeka Thursday evening.
November :. at ) so o'clock. The place OF
meeting is the Chamber of CorBfnerCe-
Alumni. former students and friends OF
the kansas state Normal school AT En-
porfa Will hold their annual reunion and
dinner IN Topeka Friday evening. Noven-
her T. ut 8 80 O'Clock, in the First Pres
] bvreriau church
The annual Ottawa University relI1li On
and dinner will be held Thursday evening,
November ;. 1T the Y. W. c. A. Seventh
and Van Burpn streets. All graduates. for
ner students. faculty and friends OF 1tta-
WI University are requested To meet IN the
raIlors Of the Z " g A promptly nj 800
/ ?. m. Dinner N be the cafeteria style