PROGRAM OF GENERAL SESSIONS (Admission to all meetings of the Club by badge). Wednesday Evening, April 2 7:00 o'clock ROOM B-8, HIGH SCHOOL Meeting of the Association of High School Principals Secretary-Principal J. E. Porter, Cadillic. I. Informal Discussion of Administrative Work of the High School. 8:00 o'clock. PHYSICS LECTURE ROOM Address: A Botanist's Travels in Mexico. Dr. C. J. Chamberlain, Professor of Botany, University of Chicago. (Compliments of the Academy of Science). Thursday Morning, April 3 9:30 o'clock UNIVERSITY HALL President-Mr. H. N. Chute, Ann Arbor. 1. High School Biological Sciences as Related to Human Life. Prof. Maurice A. Bigelow, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York City. 2. A Report on a Study of Science in High Schools. Dr. J. G. Coulter, Bloomington, Illinois. Thursday Afternoon 4:00 o'clock BARBOUR GYMNASIUM 1. Junior Girls' Play, 4:00 P. M. 2. Reception of Alumnæ and former Students of the University, 6:00 P. M. 3. Alumnæ Banquet, 6:45 P. M. (Note:-Admission to Play and Banquet $1.00. Secure Reservations before April 2 of Dean Myra B. Jordan). 4:15 o'clock LECTURE RO0M, 203 TAPPAN HALL Presiding Officer-President H. B. Hutchins. Illustrated Lecture, The Industrial Arts of the Ancient Orient. Professor Karl Bezold, University of Heidelberg, Ger many. Thursday Evening, April 3 8:00 o'clock UNIVERSITY HALL Address, Sound Waves. How to Photograph and Analyze Them, Professor Dayton C. Miller, Case School, Cleveland, Ohio. 8:00 o'clock MUSICAL PROGRAM-HIGH SCHOOL Under the auspices of the University School of Music. Friday Morning, April 4 8:30 o'clock UNIVERSITY HALL (Admission to all meetings of the Club by badge). BUSINESS MEETING OF GENERAL SESSION. President-Mr. H. N. Chute, Ann Arbor. Secretary-Mr. Louis P. Jocelyn, Ann Arbor. (a) Reports of Officers. (b) Reports of Committees. (c) General Business. (d) Remarks and Reccommendations of the President of the Club. I. 9:00 o'clock LITERARY MEETING OF GENERAL SESSION The Function of the High School, Hon. Luther L. Wright, Superintendent of Public Instruction. 2. Social Origins of the School, Professor R. M. Wenley, University of Michigan. 3. The Product of the High School, Professor J. L. Markley, University of Michigan. 4. Discussion. Friday Afternoon 4:00 o'clock ROOM C-I, HIGH SCHOOL Michigan State Federation of Teachers' Clubs. Chairman-Miss Euretta Bannister, Grand Rapids. 4:15 o'clock SARAH CASWELL ANGELL HALL Presiding Officer-Dean J. R. Effinger, University of Michigan. Illustrated Lecture, The Religious Art of the Ancient Orient. Thursday and Friday Evenings 7:00-8:00 o'clock Informal Reception, Michigan Union. Chairman of Reception Committee, Professor W. W. Florer. (The Michigan Union will be pleased to serve meals to a limited number of teachers during the meeting.) Friday Evening, April 4 8:00 o'clock SARAH CASWELL ANGELL HALL Presiding Officer-Professor F. W. Kelsey, University of Mich igan. Address: The Paradox of Oxford, Mr. Paul E. More, Editor of The Nation, New York. 2. Profesor Mare Baile. Kalamame lege Soining the Problem : Secondary Lann Conference contacted by 10 Jana 1 Alison. Eastnga High Schoci The folowing gestions will be fiscussed: • Fatral Changes in Sijen Mamer, a Venture and a Mos Oftre Sutherland, Easter High School Detroit & Subordinating Granny Quality. Miss Elite E. Cooper. Ypsilanti High School © More Class Periods for Beginners. Superintendent M. W. Longman, Cwosso. 3 Caesar B. G. VI. 26 Again. 4 Professor Francis W. Kelsey, University of Michigan Roman Ruins in Tingad* Professor Wallace S. Elden, Ohio State University. 5 Business Meeting. Thursday Afternoon, April 3 2:00 o'clock LECTURE ROOM, 203 TAPPAN HALL Presiding Officer-Professor John T. Ewing, Alma College. Professor Earle M. Parker, Northern State Normal 7. Greek and Latin in the Schools of Belgium: a Report, Illustrated with stereopticon. 8. Luther's Use of the New Testament in Latin before Decem ber, 1522, Professor W. W. Florer, University of Michigan, assisted by Miss Clara D. Meyer, Bessemer High School. 9. Some Thoughts about the Value of the Classics, Professor Moritz Levi, University of Michigan 4:15 o'clock LECTURE ROOM, 203 TAPPAN HALL Presiding Officer-President H. B. Hutchins. Professor Karl Bezold, University of Heidelberg. Friday Afternoon, April 4 2:00 o'clock SARAH CASWELL ANGELL HALL Presiding Officer-Professor B. L. D'Ooge, State Normal College II. The Material Bond Between the God and the Worshipper, Professor Campbell Bonner, University of Michigan. Informal "Round Table" Conference and "Question Box." Conducted by Miss Anna S. Jones, Central High School, Grand Rapids. Special reports: a Keeping Greek in the Schools, Miss Winifred Daboll, St. John's High School. b An Experiment with the "Direct Method," Dr. Frank E. Robbins, University of Michigan. Note: Other questions for discussion at this conference should be sent to Miss Jones by April 1. 13. What Recent Books and Illustrative Materials are of Value for Classical Teachers? Informal descriptions and demonstrations by members of the classical faculty of the University of Michigan, Professors A. R. Crittenden and J. G. Winter leading. 4:15 o'clock University Lecture SARAH CASWELL ANGELL HALL Presiding Officer-Dean J. R. Effinger. 14. The Religious Art of the Ancient Orient,* Professor Karl Bezold, University of Heidelberg. *Illustrated with stereopticon. |