The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-04


PARENT-TEACHERs ASSOCIATION,
Friday, November A, 1900 p M, Y. NJ. C. A.,
Halls East Ninth.
Chairman, Professor w. D. RoSs, Kansas
State Normal Emporia
Address: First Things First" Mrs. II.
Address: Worth While Problems of
Parent-Teachers' Organizations, Mrs. Mar
jorie r. kimbau, Manhattan.
Address: The Viewpoint of the Stu
dent" Dr.. H L. Chambers, Lawrence.
General Discussion.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION,
Friday, November 4, ZOO p. M, Y. W. C.
A., Seventh and Van Buren,.
Chairman, DR.. James Naismith, University
of Kansas, Lawrence.
physical Education. Recent Legislation
in Physical Education" Miss Gilmore, To-
"A State Syllabus and its Possibilities"
Miss McCulloch, Emporia
Physical Education for Junior High
Schools, Mr. Brown, Lawrence.
NJ Physical y Education c; for High Schools"
N 4ar Hon ny Scbd na1s ir
Barto. University of Kansas, Lawrence.
Illustration of work by Topeka pupils.
PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY AND GENERAL
SCIENCE.
Friday, November 4, P. NJ, Unitarian
Church, Topeka Avenue, Between
Ninth and Tenth Streets.
Chairman, Mr.. Harry R. James. Manhattan
High School
"a suggested Reformation of the Science
sdR6o tnT W. MaybeTP fqeS Professor sfa Fg II
Chemistry, Kansas State Normal, Emporia.
THE. Place of Wireless Telegraphy in
High Schools" Eric r. Lyon, Instructor
in Physics and Radio; Kansas State Agri-
cultural College, Manhattan.
Informal Discussion of Problems Arts
ing in Teaching Physics Chemistry and
General Science"
(The Chairman hopes that everyone will
come prepared to suggest some problem
that he has found vital)
PRIMARY
Friday. November 4, 2 P. NJ, First Congre-
gationaI Church, Sunday School Room,
Seventh and Harrison.
Chairman, Mrs. Flora Doyle, Clay Center.
Music: Topeka Schools.
Address "The Progressive School, Miss
Carrie Livermore, Kansas City, Kan.
Address: Projects in Elementary
discussion l. A First Grade Project,
A second Grade Project, Miss Lugraee
Whitmer, Topeka 5. A Third Grade Pro-
ject, Miss Mary George. Assistant Super
visor, Primary Department, Kansas State
Music: Topeka Schools.
Address The National Council of
Primary Education" Miss AchSah May
Harris, Professor of Primary Education,
Kansas State Normal, Emporia.
Music: Topeka Schools.
RURAL HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS.
Friday, November 4, 2 r. NJ. Academic
High School, Room No. 80, Eighth
and Harrison.
Chairman, Mr. H. J. Colburn, Topeka.
1.-The Strictly Rural Features of the
Rural High School, Principal Jesse Bow
'.rhe Double Function of the Rural High
School in Town. Principal E. A Rhine,
.sThe City's Interest in the Rural High
School," Principal Fred A. Seaman, To-
peka.
Schools" Superintendent George I. Cod
Statewide Organization and Co-ordina-
ton of Rural High Schools" Superintend-
ent F. a Clark Barclay
Question Box in charge Of superinten-
dent Harley ]. Waldron, Bucyrus-
SPANISH,
Friday, November 4, 200 p. M, EvangeIi-
cal Church. Seventh and Monroe.
Chairman, Professor Arthur L. Owen, Uni
versity of Kansas, Lawrence
las Espanas EN- los EstadOs Unidos,'' Pro
lessor Jose NJ. Osma. University Of Kan
50 Address: -The Trials of the Beginners"
Miss NJ. 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, 2:0O D. m, Lutheran
Church, Sunday School Room, Fifth and
Harrison.
Chairman, Mr.. I. B. Morgan, Kansas City.
J. I. Wolfe, secretary, Kansas City. Kan.
Address: principles Nof Vocational
Guidance" Professor W. H. johnson, Uni
yersity OF Kansas, Lawrence.
Address: Vocational Guidance in the
Colleges" H. W. ArmaH. Manhattan.
Address: vocational Guidance in the
Public Schools" L Fl. Emmett, Lawrence.
Address: Vocational Guidance in the
Industries" Chas. A. Huey, Arkansas City.