The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01
Many Prominent Educators
WIZ Come To Topeka.
Teachers Council OF Admins.
tration and Education.
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CONFERENCE JAN. 2G-21-H
I've General Sessions and Eight
Sectional Meetings.
Dean Chadsey of Illinois Uni
Versity To Speak.

Many prominent educators are
scheduled to take part in the third an
nual session Of the council of admin
lstratton and the educational council
OF the Kansas State Teachers associa-
ton, in Topeka, January 20, 81 and %.
The council Of administration Is
made UP exclusively of teachers In
administrative positions while the
educational council consists of dele
gates from every teachers organiza-
ton in the state. The sessions OF the
council OF administration end the az
odn mettig Winll follow Immediately.
Special Railroad Rate.
A special rate of one and one-third
round trip fare has been allowed over
Kansas lines for the two meetings
which are expected to bring 500 to
Topeka. Delegates to the National
Education association are to be
elected The annual business meet
ing OF the Kansas State High School
Athletic association will be conducted
with the other meetings. The Kansas
division Of the national council OF adj
ministratiye women will have a ses-
sion of its own, discussing problems
particularly of interest to them
Two General Sessions.
The council of administra ton will
have two general sessions and eight
sectional meetings An address by
Dean c. z. Chadsey OF the University
of Illinois will feature the first gem
eraI session. At the second general
session Chancellor z. H. Lindley of
the University of Kansas, Lawrence,
will speak of the Commissioners Plan
gram are President W. A Brandon
burg OF the State Normal training
school. Pittsburg; Supt- J. f. Hughes,
OF Chanute; Prof. c. E Rarlck, Fort
Hays Normal. Hays; Principal A K.
Loomis, wellington: Principal Caleb
W. Smick, Decatur county high school,
Oberlin; Supt- NJ. c. Kirkpatrick, Belle
vile; and Miss Lillian Scott, Baker
university, Baldwin
President Ross T. Campbell OF Sterl-
ing college, Sterling, Is chairman OF
the college section. Other section
chairmen are: Superintendent M H
Reed. Holton, city superintendent;
County Superintendent r. NJ Crum,
Wichita, county superintendents; Prin-
cipaI L. W. Brooks, Wichita, principals
of high schools; c. NJ. Morrow, To-
peka. grade school principals; DR.. E.
n Brewer, Beloit, boards OF educa-
ton; Miss Louis Tutcher, Lawrence.
supervision of special subjects; Miss
Edith Hopkins, Kansas City, Kas.,
class room teachers.
Those on Program.
Among those who are TO appear on
the section programs are Miss Lorraine
Z. Wooster. state superintendent of
public instruction; President Albert e.
Kirk. Southwestern college, Winfield;
President D. ". Kurtz, Mcpherson
college, Mcpherson; DR.. James Nal
smith, University Of Kansas, Law
renee; Prof. NJ. L. Smith, Emporta;
Supt w. J. Poundstone, Marion; Supt-
L W. Mayberry, wichita; Supt- H. P.
Study, Atchison; Supt- ]. W. Gowans.
Winfield; Prof. W. D. Ross, Emporia:
Supt. J. o. Hall. Hutchinson; Supt- NJ
L. Pearson, Kansas City Kas.; Dean
T. ]. Kelly. University OF Kansas. Law
renee; County Supt- Louis Christensen,
Hays; County Supt. Lucille Ewing.
OIathe; County Supt. S. p. Rowland,
Hutchinson; County Supc- J. w. Miley,
Girard: County Supt. G. A. Deardorff,
Lyndon; County Supt- H. I. French.
Eel Dorado: Principal George F.
Brooks, Hutchinson; Prof. c. A.
Buclner, Lawrence; Miss Jennie VIII
Iams, principal intermediate depart
meut. Kansas State Normal, Emporia;
Miss Elizabeth Warning. Holton.