The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17
Kansas Educators to Gather
Here January IS and 20.
Athletic Association VIII Meet
on Same Date.
EXPECT ATTENDANCE OF 1000
General Sessions To Be at First
Baptist Church.
Many Prominent Speakers VIII
Be Here for Convention.

Educators who dlrecL the ScnoO-S
of the state will gather here January
10 and 20 for the annual meeting OF
the council of administration of the
Kansas State Teachers association.
Frank L. Pinet, secretary of the asso-
citation, today announced the program
which includes Supt. E. z. Scott Of
Louisville, KY, Prof. c. NJ. Wilson
fIowa state college. Ames, and Dean
NJ E. Haggerty of the University of
Minnesota. Minneapolis, MINI.
Plan Entertainments for 1000.
The educational council, composed
Of delegates from local teachers asso-
Citations, will meet simultaneously with
the council of administration. The
Kansas State Athletic association also
will convene. These gatherings have
brought out more than 500 schoolmea
in past years and Secretary Pinet IS
making arrangements to entertain as
many as 1000 this year
The general sessions of the admin
istration council will be held in the
First Baptist church. DR.. E. H Line
ley. chancellor of the University of
Kansas, Lawrence an, the three out
of Estate educators are scheduled TO
deliver the principal addresses
Human Ability and Its Just Re
wards" is one of L. four subjects on
which Deat- Haggerty is scheduled to
speak. Professor Wilson's s Jects are
THE Principles for the Selection of
Subject Matter" Rural School Sup
port" and Marks of the Superior
Elementary Principal" Superinten-
dent Scott speaks on such subjects
as Standards in Supervision and Ad-
ministratiOn," Important Policies
Which Control Members of Boards OF
Education The Relation of the SUI
pervisor to the Principal" and High
Spots in Project Teaching"
List Of Speakers.
The principal speakers for the se.-
tional meetings. with chairmen and
places of meeting, follow:
College section, senate chamber,
state house, DIR. W. H Jardine, presi-
dent K. S. A. c., Manhattan, chair
man. Speakers: Dean Haggerty ard
DR.. J. c. Peterson of K. S. A c. Top
les: How to teach college students
how to study; Measuring the abilities
OF freshmen,
City superintendent, Memorial hall
Supt J. NJ. Clement. Junction City,
chairman. Speakers include Dean
Haggerty.
hotel assen bly, hall, Supt. r. NJ. CrunI,
Wichita, chairman. Speakers: Pre-
fessor Wilson, Supt. H. Coover of Els
worth, Supt. G. w Thomas of Ell Do-
RADIO, SupT. V era Purse OF C1marrOn,
Supt. Louis Christensen of Hays ara
ex-Supt. Bert Pinneo, Herndon.
High school principles, Y. W. c. A.
building, Prin. Rice Brown. Emporia,
chairman. Speakers: Dean Haggerty,
Prin- L. w Brooks, Wichita; Prin.
Willard Van Slyck, Salina; Prin. :.
f. Gilliland. Arkansas City, and Pri-r. |
r. r. Cook, Topeka.
Grade principals, supreme coufs
room, state house, Prin. Mary T. Wag.
goner, Wichita. chairman. Speakers: |
Professor Wilson, Supt. ]. W. Murphy /
of Ell Dorado and DIR. Stephen S. Es- |
tey, pastor Of the First Presbyterian |
church, Topeka.
Boards of educStion, Chamber of
Commerce, Arthur T. Butler, Wichita |
chairman. Speakers: Superintendent |
Scott, Prof W. H. johnson of Univer- |
sity of Kansas, Lawrence, Supt. L. W. |
of Wichita. Mrs. John Fon- |
iron of Hutchinson board of educa |
ton, Earl Akers of Topeka board Of |
former state treasurer, ana |
Prof c. V. Williams of K. S. A, c. |
Manhattan, former state director of |
vocational education
Supervisors. Egyptian room. Mason |
ic temple, Miss Irene E. Denneeu. |
chairman. Speakers: Su- /
perintendent Scott, Supt. l. w Ma !
bettery of Wichita. Miss Mildred Sw:- |
CART of Ell Dorado, and Prof Ray /
mond a. Kent, dean school of educa- |
ton. X U, Lawrence.
Glass room teachers, 2 NJ. C. A.
Miss Edith Hopkins Kansas City, /
Kan, chairman. Program, now in |
includes superintendent |
Scott.