The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-13
THOUSANDS OF
TEACHERS TO
CONVENE HERE
State Associations Session
Will Be Held Here on
Oct. 20-22.
NoTABLEs ON PROGRAM
Glenn Frank One of Leading
Speakers; Will Durant
Also Booked.

Indiana State Teachers Associ-
alton, noted for "the largest attend
ance of any educational organiza-
ton in the world assemblies here
for the seventy-fourth annual SeS-
sion Oct. 20-21-22.
Programs for the event have been
completed and are being distributed
by Secretary Charles o. Williams
from headquarters at the Lincoln.
AS has been the custom, general
sessions will be divided between
Cadle Tabernacle and I. o. o. F.
hall, with group meetings and So
cial gatherings throughout the city.
Outstanding speakers include Pub
licist President Glenn Frank, Uni
versity of Wisconsin; Professor Ed
win D. Starbuck, philosophy, Uni
versity of Iowa; DR.. Thomas H.
Briggs, Teachers College, Columbia
University; Dean G. S. Boucher,
University of Chicago; President
Walter Jessup, University of Iowa,
and Author philosopher Will Du-
rant, New YORK city.
Frank First Speaker
Frank will speak at the first eve
ming session and DR.. Durant at the
last.
Allied arts sectional meetings will
be held at Heron Art Institute; at
tendance officers at the Lincoln;
Bible section at Central Christian
Church. biology at Arsenal Tech
nical High School; commercial at
the Lincoln; county superintendent
at the Lincoln; chemistry and phys
les at Manual Training High School;
classical at Masonic Temple; deans
of women at Marott; English and
library at Meridian st. M. E.
Church; federation of public school
teachers at Claypool; grammar
grades at Pettis Dry Goods Com
pany auditorium.
The High School Athletic Associ-
alton will meet at Manual; high
school pr ncipals att Manual; geog-
raphy atOdeon Hall; handwriting at
Hollenbeck Hall; history and social
science at I. o. o. F. Hall; home
economics at Columbia Club; inter
mediate grade teachers at Cadle
Tabernacle; Indiana Parent Teach
er Association at the SEVERN; in
dustrial arts at Arsenal Tech; junior
high school at Lincoln; mathematics
at I. o. o. F. Hall; modern language
at Central Christian Church; music
at Caleb Mills Hall.
Other Sessions Slated
Physical education sessions are
slated for Cadle Tabernacle; pri-
mary at Murat Theater; psychology
and education at Athenaeum; secre-
taries and clerks at Columbia Club;
vocational agriculture at Claypool;
vocational education at Claypool;
ward and village principals at PettiS
Auditorium.
General Association officers are
Superintendent c. W. Boucher, VAL
paraiso, president; Secretary Will
liams and Miss Cora Steele, Terre
Haute, executive committee chair
men.
Boucher, who was chosen at the
last session, will deliver his inaug-
ural the first night. The meeting
will be called to order by Miss Mar
tina A. whitacre, Richmond, retiring
president.
Music on that occasion will be
provided by the All-State High
School chorus, under direction OF
Miss Elizabeth Kaltz, Arsenal Tech
nical High School, and Will F. Wise,
Shortridge.
Other musicians to appear on the
three-day program include the Sol
diers' and Sailors Orphans Home
band; Manual Training High School
Girls Glee Club; Arsenal Technical
High School band, and Miss Har-
riett Payne, indianapolis, violin
soloist.