PROGRAM OF GENERAL SESSIONS (Admission to all meetings of the Club by badge.) Wednesday Afternoon, April 1 4:15 o'clock BARBOUR GYMNASIUM 1. Young Ladies' Classes in Demonstration of Gymnastics. I. Chairman-Professor W. W. Florer, University. Celebration of Bismark's Anniversary. William Howland, University School of Music. Accompaniment by Minnie Davis Sherrill, Detroit. 6. Address: The Economic Development of Germany Since (Free reserved seats for club members wearing their badges. Go to door V and take a seat in section V.) Wednesday Evening, April 1 7:00 o'clock ROOM B-8, HIGH SCHOOL Meeting of the of the Association of High School Principals. Secretary I. An Informal Discussion of the Administrative Work of High Schools. 2. Business meeting. Thursday Morning, April 2 (Admission by badge) 10:00 o'clock UNIVERSITY HALL President-Superintendent J. M. Frost, Muskegon. 1. Appointment of Committees. 2. The University in Its Relation to Public Utilities, Professor Mortimer E. Cooley, Dean of the Department of Engineering, University of Michigan. 3. Commercial Education and Public School Ideals, Honorable Woodbridge N. Ferris, Governor of the State of Michigan. 4. The School of Commerce and University Ideals, Professor Herbert J. Davenport, Head of Department of Political Economy, University of Missouri. Thursday and Friday, April 2-3 NEWBERRY HALL Women members of the club who wish to lunch together will be accommodated. No reservations necessary. Thursday Afternoon, April 2 4:15 o'clock HILL AUDITORIUM University Glee and Mandolin Club Concert. Repertoire same as prepared for Pacific Coast trip. Admission, 15 cents. Thursday Afternoon, April 2 ROOM B-8, HIGH SCHOOL Michigan Interscholastic Athletic Association. Chairman-Principal W. A. Morse, Detroit. Secretary-E. J. Shassberger, Lansing. SARAH CASWELL ANGELL hall 1. Junior Girls' Play. (Admission 25 cents.) 2. Stereopticon views of the plans of the new Women's Dormitory, the gift of a New York Alumnus. 3. Alumnæ Banquet. 6:00 o'clock BARBOUR GYMNASIUM Miss Florence B. Barnard, Toastmistress. Speakers: President Emeritus James B. Angell, University; Thursday Evening, April 2 THE MICHIGAN UNION BUILDING Informal Reception of members of the Schoolmasters' Club and visiting speakers. Chairman of the Reception Committee-Professor W. W. Florer. (Note: The Michigan Union will be pleased to serve meals to a limited number of teachers during the meeting.) Thursday Evening 8:00 o'clock HILL AUDITORIUM Musical Program Under the auspices of the University School of Music 9:00 o'clock Business of General Session President-Superintendent J. M. Frost, Muskegon. I. 2. (b) Reports of Committees. (d) Remarks and Recommendations by the President. Literary Meeting of General Session What the High School Stands for, President Charles McKenny, State Normal College. Professor Calvin O. Davis, University of Michigan. 3. The Training of Secondary Teachers, Superintendent Charles E. Chadsey, Detroit. 4:00 o'clock ROOM B-2, HIGH SCHOOL Michigan State Federation of Teachers' Clubs Chairman-Miss Euretta Bannister, Grand Rapids. Secretary-Miss Margaret Strahn, Grand Rapids. General Business meeting of the Presidents. I. 2. Friday Evening, April 3 8:00 o'clock UPPER HALL, ALUMNI MEMORIAL BUILDING The Results of the New Course of Study at Princeton, Our Gospels and the Early Manuscripts.* Professor H. A. Sanders, University of Michigan. *Illustrated with the Stereopticon. PROGRAM OF CONFERENCES CLASSICAL CONFERENCE (Admission by badge) Chairman-Professor Campbell Bonner, University of Michigan. Secretary-Miss Anna S. Jones, Grand Rapids. Wednesday Afternoon, April 1 ALUMNI MEMORIAL BUILDING, UPPER HALL Presiding Officer-Professor Campbell Bonner, University. 1. Some Imperial Acclamations and Unexpected Parallels, Dr. Orma F. Butler, University of Michigan. 2. The Advantage of a Classification of Words by Concepts in Learning Languages, Professor Walter N. Halsey, University of Omaha. 3. The Technical Vocabulary of Robert of Chester's Latin Translation of the Algebra of Al-Khowarizmi, Professor L. C. Karpinski, University of Michigan. 5. Archæological Discoveries at Corfu,* Professor Martin L. D'Ooge, University of Michigan. 6. Examples of Pompeian Wall Decoration in the United States.* Professor Francis W. Kelsey, University of Michigan. Thursday Afternoon, April 2 ALUMNI MEMORIAL BUILDING, UPPER HALL Presiding Officer-Professor Martin L. D'Ooge, University of Michigan. 7. High School Latin and the College Entrance Requirements, Professor B. L. D'Ooge, Michigan State Normal College. Discussion led by Professor H. A. Sanders, University of Michigan. 8. Light on the New Testament from Greek Life and Customs, Dr. F. E. Robbins, University of Michigan. 9. Why Students from Michigan High Schools who present Latin for Admission do not continue the Study of Latin in the University. Professor A. R. Crittenden, University of Michigan. Discussion from the point of view of the University, Professor A. G. Hall, and Professor T. E. Rankin, University of Michigan. Discussion from the point of view of the Schools, Superintendent W. G. Coburn, Battle Creek; Dr. F. O. 4:00 o'clock. 10., Exhibits in the Basement of Memorial Hall: A. Facsimiles of Manuscripts of the Bible. In charge of B. Recent Publications in the Field of Classical Literature C. Archæological Illustrative Material (Charts and Plates). D. Inscriptions. In charge of Professor F. W. Kelsey. Friday Afternoon, April 3 2:00 o'clock ALUMNI MEMORIAL BUILDING, UPPER HALL Presiding Officer-Professor John T. Ewing, Alma College. II. 12. Mr. Mason D. Gray, East High School, Rochester, New Discussion: Miss Mary F. Farnsworth, Western High School, Detroit. Superintendent William A. Greeson, Grand Rapids. 13. The Language Problem of the Junior High School, Professor A. S. Whitney, University of Michigan. 4:00 o'clock 14. Reception in the Alumni Association Room, Memorial Building, to which all friends of classical studies are invited. Local Reception Committee-Chairman, Professor H. |