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5 7th Annual Session
Louisville, Ky.
April 19, 20, 2], 22, 1933

Central Theme: “Special Problems In the
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The Kentucky State
Industrial College

FRANKFURT, KENTUCKY

A STANDARD SENIOR COLLEGE
enters its
47th Year oil-Educalinnal Service
to the
NEGRO YOUTH
of

Kentucky and Elsewhere

Cour-u leading to “helm- of Arts degree with Mom in Int
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nomlu—Bachelvr of Science dagme with I major In
Natural Seeinceu, Agriculture, Home Economic
And Physical Education—Certiﬁcate and
Prehofeulonu Courses

SECOND SEMESTER BEGINS ............. JANUARY I"

SPRING TERM BEGINS ............ , ............ APRIL 3

 

For Further Information Write:

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 WELCOME
NEW CENTURY BOOK OF FACTS
309 Citizens Building

Louisville, Kentucky

We invite all pRlNCIPALS, SUPERVISORS and Teachers to
examine this back while attending K. N E, A

This volume consisting of fifteen departments, LANGUAGE,
GRAMMAR. HISTORY, MATHEMATICS, GEOGRAPHY‘ ATLAS,
KINDERGARTEN, PHYSIOLOGY, LITERATURE, SCIENCE,
GOVERNMENT, LAW ECONOMICS, BIOGRAPHY and FINE
ARTS, is listed by the State Department of Education, and is recom-
mended for use in following the state Course of Study.

No teacher or school library can afford not to have one or more
copies of this book. It is available in two bindings, the library edi-
tion at $11.50 and the Kingscraft‘ washable edition at $15.00
MISS JUNE S. STEWART. MRS. LUCILLE ST .CLAIR
STATE MANAGER LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE

will be in charge of display.

 

THE K. N E. A, JOURNAL
Published by the Kentucky Negro Educational Association
Editorial office no 1925 WI Madison Street
Louisville, Kentucky

Kl Ni E A, Membership and subscription ta the Journal,
One Dolltll' Per Year
Atwood S Wilson, Execut'lve Secretary, Louisville,
Manag‘ng Editor

 

CONTENTS
K. N, E, Al Officers, April, 1982 to April, 1333 .............. 2
Departmental Meetings of K. N. E. A ......................... 5
Sidellgllts an 1933 Kl NI E A .............................. .8
Departmental Meetings of K N E, A .......... . ........... . . .5
Convention Announcements ......................... . . l . . . .6
General Sessiuns of K N E A ............................... 7
Departmental Sessions of K. N, E A ...................... . . .11
193271933 Committee of Kl Ni E, A. .............. . ......... 17
13th Annual Exhibition .................................... 20

A Plea to Kentucky Teachers .......................... . . . .24

 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

D. H. Anderson, Chairman Ex-Ofticio..
W. S. BlantonJ (Term Expires, 1934).
J. L_. Bean, (Tenn Expires, 1934). .Versuillea
F. A. Taylor, (Term Expires, 1933). Louisville
S. L Barker, (Term Expires, 1983) .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Owenshm-o

   

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GENERAL OFFICERS

D. H. Anderson, President ...... .
A. S. Wilson, Secretary-Treasurer.
Miss L. V. Ranels, Assistant Secretary
W. J. Gallery, Histon'an

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. . . Louisville
.Winchester
.Little Rock

   
  

   

 

VICE=PRESIDENTS

Mrs. Fannie H. White, First Vice-President . . Lexington
G. H. Brown, Second Vice—Praiident . . . . i . . . .Louisvill:
R. B. Atwood, High School and College Dept, K. S. I. C. Frsmld'ort
Mrs. L. H, Smith, Elementary Education Department. . . .Lexingtnn
Miss R. L. Carpenter, Music Department . . ..Louisville
Mrs. Blanche Elliott, Primary Department . ..Greenville
st. T. L. Anderson, Rural Education Department . . . Frankfort
Whitney Young, Vocational Education Department Lincoln Ridge
W. H. Fouse, Principals’ Conference . . . . . . .Lexington
H. A. Kean, Athletic Department ..... Frankfort
Miss A. M. Emanuel, Foreign Language Department. Louisville
Mrs. M. L. Copeland, Jeannes Teachexs‘ Conference vovpkinsv'ille
“K B. Bright, Science Teachers’ Ounference ..... . . . .Lonisville

 

 

 

 

  
 

 

 

 

DISTRICT ORGANIZERS

  
 
  
  
 
 
  
 
 

 

Miss M. S. Brown, First District . . . .Mayﬁelrl
W. 0. Nuckols, Second District .. .Providence
H. E. Goodloe, Third District .. ..Russellville
R. L. Bowery, Fourth District . .Elizabethtown
Miss Hattie Daniel, Fifth District. . . .Louisville
H. R. Merry, Sixth District Covington
J. L. Bean, Seventh District Versailles

 
 
 
  

J. W. Bate, Eighth District.
W. E. Newsome. Ninth District
K. L. Walker, Tenth District.
w. L. snobs, Eleventh District

 

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 Sidelights on 1933 K. N. E. A.

CENTRAL THEME:

"SPEGIAL PROBLEMS IN THE EDUCATION OF THE NEGRO

9:00 A. M.

10:00 A. M.

12:00 Noon
3:00 P. M.

7:15 P. M.
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8:25 P. M.
8:35 P. M.
8:45 P. M.

9:15 P. M.

10 :00 P. M.

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9:30 A. M.
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The

Wedmudu, April 19, 1933

Registration of teachers, K N. E. A. headquarters,
Quinn Chapel Church, Chestnut Street between Ninth
and Tenth, Louisville, Kentucky.

Observation of Louisville Public School classes a!
work.

Visitation to‘ Louisville Municipal College at Seventh
and Kentucky Streets and other places of education-
al interest.

Princinals’ Conference—~A program to which all tench-
ers are invibed. Quinn Chanel Main Auditorium.

Address by Dr. James S. Tippett.

Music Hours of State Music Association, R. L. Car-
pen’cer, directress.

First General Session of 1933 Convention at Quinn
Chapel.

Welcome Address—Miss Maude Brown, Vice Presl—
dent‘of Louisville Association of Teachers in Col-
ored “Schools.

Response to Welcome#Mrs. M. L. Copeland, Super-
visor of Christian County Schools, Hoplu‘nsville, Ken-
tacky.

Address—D. H. Anderson. President of K. N. E. A.
AddressiMH. Jeanette Triplette Jones, Chicago,

Illinois.

Report of Legislative Committee, S. L. Barker, Chair-

man.

THURSDAY, APRIL 203 1923
Demonstrations#Loulsville Public Schools. Programs
at Dunbar and Central High Schools.

Meeting of K. N. E. A. Conunittees.
Special Picture’Grand Theatre, Sixth and Walnut

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for 1933.

Sectional Meetings of the various departments of the
K. N. E. A. (See list of departments that are to meet.)
Music Hour. Dirceetd by Miss R. L. Carpenter, Presi~
dent Suite Music Association.

.Secnnd General Session of K. N. E. A. at Quinn
Chapel.

Address—Dr. R. R. Wright, President of Wilberforce
University.

Address—Prof. F. M. Wood, Supervisor of Colored
Schools, Baltimore, Maryland and President of Net-
ional Association of Teachers in Colored Schools.
Report of Nomination Committee. Miss Marie 5.
Brawn, Mayﬁeld.

FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1933

Election of officers. Voting begins at K. N. E. A.
headquarters.
Special Session of Principals’ Conference and Visit-
ing Teachers, Main Auditorium of Quinn Chapel. Sne-
cial Address by Dr. Carter Goade, University of Cin-
cinnati.
Special Picture—Lyric Theatre, 604 W. Walnut
Street. Free to teachers enrolled in the K. N. E. A.
Sectional meetings of the various departments of the
K. N. E. A. continued from Thursday.
State Spelling Contest—Auspices of the Elementary
School Deparhuent. Mrs. L. H. Smitll‘ Chairman, G.
H. Brown‘ Director of Spelling Bee.
Third General Session of K. N. D. A. at Quinn
chapel.
Second Annual Musicale featuring- Miss Gustava Me»
Curdy‘ Soprano, Chicago. Illinois. This musicale is
free 00 members of the K. N. E. A. on presentation
of Membership cards. All others, :1 25 cents fee.

SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1933

Opening of fourth general session of K. N. E. A.
at Central High School. Businessireports of cum-
mittees, officers, etc.

Annual Report of Secretary-Treasurer.
Adjournment of final session.

Thirteenth Annual Exhibition at the Armory. Sixth
and Walnut Streets, Louisville, Kentucky.

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 8:00 P. M. “A HEALTH REVUE"—Musical and dancing pag<
can: featuring health as an objective in education.
Sponsored by the Louisville Public Schools.

10:00 P. M. Special Orchestra Music—vﬁocial hour. Refreshments.

12:00 P. M. Final Adjournment of K. N. E. A.

DEPARTMENTAL MEETINGS OF K. N. E. A.
Athletic—Chestnut Street Y. M. C. Al—er. H. A. Kean, Chairman.
Elementary Education—Quinn Chapel, Mrs. L. H. Smith, Chairman.
Foreign Language#Ronm 201 Central High School, Miss A. M. Em-

anuel, Chairman.

High School and College—Sunday School Room of Qu'mn Chapel,
President, R. B. Atwood, Chairman,

MusiCV‘Centml High School Chapel, Miss R. L. Carpenter, Chairman.

Primary—Western Branch Library—Mrs. Blanche Elliott, Chairman.

Principals’ Conference—Quinn Chapel (Wed. 1’. M. and Fri. A. M.)
Prof, W. H. Fouse, Chairman.

Rural EducatinnMCentral High School Gymnasium—401‘s. '1‘. L. Ali-
derson and Mrs. M. L. Copeland, Chairman, Thursday and Fri~
day afternoons. (Combined sessions of Rural and Jeanes Teach-
ers Conference, respectively.)

Science Teachers’ Conferenceinoom 202 Central High School, Prof.

w. M. Bright, Chairman.

Vocational Education—Room 104 Central High School, Prof. Whit-

ney Young, Chairman.

 

THE MANAGER OF THE LYRIC THEATRE
Cordially invites the Teachers of K. N. E. A. to this Theatre
while in the City. The best of First-Run Pictures, Good Order

Perfect Sound
R. L. RANSAW, Manager.

 

 

Welcome K. N‘. E. A.

Visit

GRAND THEATRE

NOW OPERATING UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
2 Big Features Every Day
WATCH FOR COMING ANNOUNCEMENTS
PHONE: Jackson 2516 A. S. Blocker, Manager

 

 

 

 Convention Announcements

Railroad certificates insuring the usual rates will be sent each
teacher enrolled in the K. N. E. A. or any other teacher who desires
to attend the meeting.

Visiting teachers may secure room at 75¢ per night and bond
at 75¢: per day, state! of [$1.50 per day. Write or interview the

secretary for home reservations.
All departments of the K. N. E. A. will meet on Thursday and

Friday afternoons at 2 P. M .

Voting for K. N, E. A. officers will be by ballot and will take
place at the West entrance of Quinn Chapel Church beginning on.
day, April 21 at 8:30 A. M. and lasting until 6 P. M. Each person
must present his membership card before receiving a ballot.

K. N. E. A. members who present their membership cards will
be admitted to the Friday'night Musicale without a fee. Other per-
sons are to pay 25c.

The advance sale price for the “Health Revue” at the Armory
on Saturday, April 22nd will be 251:. Tickets will be on sale with the
secretary.

Those who wear badges may he admitted to the picture shows
being sponsored by the K. N. E. A. on Thursday and Friday morning.

Register spellers for the K. N. E. A. “Spelling Bee” with the
secretary as soon as posslhle.

Please note the Various committees of the K. N. E. A. President
Anderson suggests that these committees meet on Thursday morn-
ing at 9:30 A. M., the nlace to be announced by the chairman.

The Nominating Committee had on March 22 the following can-
didates for officers: for President, W. J. Gallery, Principal of Bour-
bon County Training School. R. B. Atwood, President of K. S. I. 6.:
Secretary-Treasurer) Atwood S. Wilson, Louisville; Reeleetion at K.
N. E. A. Directors, F. A. Taylor, Louisville, S. L. Barker, Owens—
boro. District Organizers are to serve as members of the Nominat~
iug Committee with Miss Marie 5. Brown as Chairman.

Participants on programs must be on time, especially the music
numbers. Names will not he called the second time.

The Athletic Department of the K. N. E. A. has changed its
programs to 11:00 A. M. on Thursday and Friday in order that all
principals might attend.

On Thursday, April 20th from 9 to 10:30 a. m..'ﬁiere will be
special demonstrations in classes in grades from 1 to 5 at the
Dunbar ‘School, Ninth and Magazine Street. Teachers may visit
classes of their choice.

 General Sess1ons of K. N» E. A.
OPENING OF CONVENTION—PRINCIPAL? CONFERENCE
Wednesday, April 19, 1933—3 P. M.

Quinn Chapelﬁw. H. Fousal Chairman

(All Visiting teachers and bankers of the Louisville Public
Schools are cordially invited in this program, which will be in the
nature of a general session.)
Opening Exercises.
Music ...........

.......... Led by Chairman
..Jackson Junior High School,
Eurline Goods, Direct-less

Remarks . Chairman

Addtas—"Using the Environment in TeachingvADr. James S Tippett
Columbia. University

Music ........... Jackson Junior High School

Round Table Dmcussmn “"l‘he High School And The
Depression" ........ . ....... Kentucky Principais

Music .....................-.......Jackson Junior High School

 

   

 

 

 

OPENING SESSION OF MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Wednesday, April 19, 1933—7:00 P. M.
One Hour Music Progrﬁ'moQuinn Chapel
R. Lillian Carpenter, Directress
Musk—43.) Our Director—Eagle}!
(b) Humoresqme—Dvorak
(0) King Rose—George B. Barnard

BamL—Kenmdcy School for the Blind—Louisville. . .
Otis Eadesy Directs:

.Zenobia Lindsav

 

Piano Solo—“Rustie of Spring‘h—Sinding ..

   

   
 
 

Saxophone Solo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .Otis Eades
Salty—“May Morning”—Denza . . .Mrs Mattie Laiue
Piano Solo—“Fifth Noctoume".._.Leyback . .. .Rase Smith

 

Piano ‘Solo—"Rumance"~—Sebelius .Gladys Watt:

Piano Solo—“The Coming of Spring‘L—Sara'h Ball Browners
Tlella Marie Cole

OPENING SESSION OF GENERAL PROGRAM
(Quinn chapel, Chestnut surest, Between 9th and 10th)
,Wednesday, April 19, 1933, 8:15 P. M

.Louisville Municipal College, D. L. Lawson, Director
Rev. 1". M .Reid Pasbor Quinn Chapel Chum-J1
. , ...... Louisville Municipal College
Violin Solo—“L1ebesfrouti”—Kreisler . B.1anrhe A. Moody
Welcome Address ... . . . H ...... . . . .. . i . . .Maude Brown

Vice-President of L. A. T. C. S. and Supreme Basileus

A. K. A. Sorority

Response .. .....Mrs M L. Copeland

Supervisor of Christian County Schools Hopkinsville

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Invocation
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Solo . . . ............... Earline Geode, Louisville

Address . . . . . . D lE. Anderson, President of K. N. E. A4

Health Address l . . . . . . . . l .Hon. Jouett Todd, Louisville

Music—(a) “Sunbeams"—-Bnnald . l . . . . . . . . . .Girls Glee Club

Central High School

(is) “A May Morning—Dense . . . . . . . .‘Girls’ Qnaroecre

Central High School, Nannie G. Board, Directs”

Address . . . . . . l . . . . .Mls. Jeanette Triplett Jones, Chicago, Ell.
Introduced by Mrs. W. C. Buford

Music . . l . . . l . . . l . . . . . . . . .Boys’ Glee Club, Central High School,

Csrl Barbour, Director
. .s. L. Barker, chairman,
Owenshoto
Announcements ...................... . ........ Benedictﬁon.
norsaay, April 20, 1933, 9 A. M

Demonstrations and Exhibits in Louisville Public Schools:
Exhibit—Louisville Normal School, 9th and Magazine Street,
Alberta Wilson, Teacher; Mos Ellen L. Taylor, Principal
Music: Dunbar School also Cenmil High School Chapel and Gym—

nasium.
Louisville Municipal College—Science Department, 7th & Ky"

Thursdny, April 20, 1933, u A. M.
Talking Picture—Grand Theatre, Sixth and Walnut Streets. Free to
all teachers wearing badges or showing membership cards.
Thursday. April 20, 1933. 2:00 P. M.
Sectional Meetings (See list of departments that are to meet on page
4 and pages 11 to 16.

MUSIC HOUR—QUINN CHAPEL
Thursday, April 20, 7 P. M.-—R. Lillian Carpenter, Directxeu
Organ Solo.... ...........i.....lRobert Pordy
Chorus . . . . . r . Jeﬁ’erson County Children’s Home,
Mrs. Pattie Lonas, Directress
Solo—“As We Pal‘t”—Ilgenfritz . . . . . . . . . . . ‘Marguerite English,
K. S. I. 0., Frankfort
l'iauo Duett—“Gitana"——~Mazurka Brilliante—Op. 156—40511
Heins ....... . l . . . . .Susie St. Claire and Laura China
Music... (a) I’m In His Care
(1)) Close Harmony
(1:) Alana
Lincoln Institute Quinbebte, Lincoln Ridge
Piano Solo—“Soaring’Jchumann . . . . .Robett Crawford
Selections . . ........ Christian County Teachers’ Glee Club
Mrs. M. L. Copeland ,Direcbess
Piano Solo—"Hark! Hark! The Lark"—*Frznz Schubert . . .
Verna Mal Ward, Mayseid

 

Report of Legislative Committee .

   

 

 

 

 SECOND GENERAL SESSION—QUINN CHAPEL
Thursday, April 20, 1933, 3:15 P. M.
Music~"Somebody’s Knocking at Your Door"—Dett .. . l . .
Louisville Girls' Glee Club, R. Lillian Carpenter, Direetress
Invocation . Rev. W. H. Ballew, Pastor Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church
Music—“Trees" ~Rasbach Harris . . . . . .Louisville Girls' Glee C'Ilh
Address ...... Dr. R. E. Wright President, Wilberforce Univeriil‘v

(Introduced. by Prof G. W. Jackson Louisville)
Solo . . Mrs.) Anna Mahin

Address .. . . .Prof. F M. Woml.
Sunervisor, Colored chhanls, Baltimore, Md, President ofN.A. T

C. S. (Intmdueed by Dean R. E. Clement, President of L. A. T. C. s. )
Music . . . . ...... . ....... . . . . ......... Cari Barbour

Report uf Nominating Committee Miss Marie S. Brown, Mayﬁeld
Solo .. . .Vemell Hayes, Paducah
Announcemen . Benediction
PRINCIPALS’ CONFERENCE—QUINN CHAPEL
Friday. April 21, 19:3 9 A. n
W. H. Fouse, Chairman
(All teachers invited to this session)
Chorus . . . . . . . . . . . . ............. Madison Junior High Schoul
' M. Lyda Johnson, Directs“:
. Pastor Knox Presbyterian Church
Madison Junior High School
“Sum K. R. Patterson, Mayfield, Ky.
(Introduced by Prof .l'. E Cooper)
Mush; ............... Madison Junior High School
Address: New Schools for Old"
Dr. Carter V Goode University of Cincinnati
Business ......................... . Election of Ofﬁcers Eta.
Friday. Avril 21.1933_ 11 A. M
Talking Pictures—Lyric Theatre 604 W Walnut Street. Free to
teachers enrolled in the K. N. E. A.
SECTIONAL MEETINGS
Fridavi Avril 21. I933. 2:00 P. M.
Sectional meetinv‘ continued from Th-vrsdav Am-il 2D.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
FriIle. Auﬁ'l 21. 1933. 3:30 P. M.
Quinn Chanel—Mrs. L. H. Smith. Chairman
State Spelling Contest . . . . . ............... G. H. Brownpirectxr

Houmz9m12A.M..”Hands-twin

DR. TURNER R. SPILLMAN
DEN'I'IS'I"

Dental Examiner of U. S. Vetenn Bun-u
Office: 700 Wen Walnut Street
Phone: Jackson 9139 Louisville, Kentucky

     

     

 

   

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 "n-ukn GENERAL SESSION—QUINN CHAPEL
Second Annual Milli-ale
may, April 21, 1933, s p. M.

   
  
 
 

 

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Chorus of Returning Pilgrims. . . .Wagner
Bell: of Avalon . . . . . . ..... . .Ghamey
Octet—Kenducky State Industrial College—Frankfort

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Cesar Francs
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La Chanson des Cloches .
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Pleurezl Pleurez! Mes Yeux (“Le Cid”)
Miss Gustzva McCurdy.

 
   

    

 

 

 

 

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On My Journey Now ..................
Miss Gustava McGurdy
FINAL GENERAL SESSIONT—CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CHAPEL
Saturday_ April 22, 1933, 9 A. M.
General singing led by Mrs, M. Li Cbnelund, Hopkinsville, Kentucky
Committee Renarts ‘- Elecﬁon Returns — Business
Report of Secretary-Treasurer ..................... Adjournment

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 Departmental Sessxons of K. N. E.-A.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Thunday, April 20, 1933, 2:00 P. M.
Western Branch Library—Mrs. Blanche Elliott? Ohm
biacussinn—“Methods and Materials in the Teaching of Cl.“-
dren's Libemture’. . . .Mrs. Corrye L Wi‘l‘rlms, Hopk'mville, Ky.
Musir~F1rst Grade. Douglas School . . . . Hem-Hen Warren
Discn- tin—“Social Studies in the Primary Grades” . . .. .1
Laura Early, Henderson, Ky.
Music—Third Grade, Western Schoo l. ,. . . . . . l . . .Elizabeth Owens
Discussion—“Methods and Materials in the Teaching of Lan-
gnage" Mrs. Anna M Bean Versailles, Ky.
MusiCHFirst and Second Grades, Georgia G. Moore School
Myrtle Blankl‘eacher
Frid-y, April 21, 1933
Demonstration—“The Teaching of Phonics to Baginners"..
Beatrice Carmichael, Dunbar School
Teachers are to meet at the Dunbar School building for the opening
demonstrations. , _‘
Discussion—“Materials and Devices Used in Providing for
Individual Differences in the Teaching of First Grade Read-
ing“ . l . . . . . .Beattice Carmichael, Dunbar School, Louisville, Ky
Music—First Grade, Virginia Avenue School. . . . . . . . l . . .
Beatrice Eades, Teacher
Discussion—“The Use of Informal Tests in the Teaching of
Primary Grades” . . . . , . ........ . Julia M. Keys, Lexington. KY.
Music—Second Grade, Bannecker School . ...Pauline Pollard
Business . . . . . . . . l . . .Election of Ofﬁcers . . . . .Adjournment
JEANES TEACHERS AND RURAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Thursday, April 20, 1933, 2:30 P. M.
Central High School Gymnasium—Mrs. T. L. Anderson and Mrs.
M .L. Copeland, Directors
Theme: “Retarding Retardation"
Opening Exercises .... Directed by Mrs. M L. Copeland, Chairman

Boys’ Chorus—Forest School, Jefferson County . . . . . . . . . .
Lavetta Smith, Direottess

 

 

 

 

WELCOME K7 N. E. A.
Visit
STERN'S DRUG STORE
THE BRIGHT SPOT
6th and Walnut; 0n the Corner

SODA FOUNTAIN LUNCHEONE'ITE
Rexall Drug Store Open All Night
4 Phones. Free Delivery

 

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 Review of Rural Schools in the Past 20 Years . . . . . . . . . .. .
Mrs. TahithaLAndersouJ‘rankfort
Girle' ChomsraNewhurz School Jefferson County . . . . . . . .
Mrs. Kathleen Dowery, Directress
Address—“Observations in Visiting Rural Schools” .
Mr. L. N. Taylor, Rural School Agent of Kentucky, Franlifort, Ky.

Demonshation in Reading Music—Newburg School, Jeﬁerson
County . . . . . . .Ml's. Theresa Smith, Teachzr

 

 

Friday, April 21, It 2:30 P. M.
Opening Exercises . . . . . . . Led by Mrs. T. L. Anderson, Chairman
Address—“Causes of Retardation am} Some Redemes’ -—-D . A.C .
Burton, Head of Rural Department, Western State College,
Bowling Green, Ky.

(Introduced by Mrs. M. L. Copeland)
Solo . .Mrs. Hazel Carlisle

Two Minutes Talks— What I Have Done to Help Remedy
Retardation" . . . . .Jeanes Teachers of the State
Remar . .. . Visitors

Election of Ofﬁcers . . . .Adjoummen:

 

 
  

  

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Thursday, April 20 ,2 P. M.
Central High School chapel—R. Lillian Carpenter, Directress

Demonstrations—
1. The Circus Unit. Kindergsrben, S. C. Taylor
School ........................Es1>elle Talley, Teacher

2. Second Grade Music, Booker '1‘. Washington School
Lottie Howler Teacher

8. Lesson in Music Reading—(Introductory Music

Boom—Jeffersontown School ..............
...............Mary Catherine Long, Teacher

4. Tnchmg Three Part Music, Madison Junior High

   

School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M. Lyda Johnson, Dilecbress

Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Band, Jeﬁerson County Children’s Home,
Arnold Lee, Director

Business . ....... . . . . . l ......... . . ...... Adjournment

Friday, April 21, 1933, 2 1’. Mi

Demonstrations—
1. Two-nan Songs, S. C. Taylor School . . . . . . . . . .
Francis HowartL Teacher
2. Music Appreciation—Fifth Grade. Dunbar School
Helen Anthony, Teacher

3. Rhythm, Third Grade, Douglas SdJuol ,.
Addie C. Brown Teacher

 

 4. Folk Songs as a Music Unit—(Correlated with

other subjecLi)A~Lincoln School, . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . “luring Milligun, Teacher
. . . . . . . .Election of Officers, etc

Business . .

VOCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT
Thursday, Apt-ii 20, 1933, 2:00 P. M.
Room loL—Central High School
Dean Whimsy M. Young, Chairman
Music .....Lincoln Institute Quarteuze
Address—“What Home Economics Has Meant to Our Girls”
Robin E. Davis, Supervisor of Domestic Arts, Mam. County
Training School.
Address—“Opportunities for Vocational Teachers”........
Mr. E. Ivan Barns, Director of Vocational Education in Ky.
Address—“Social Service as a Vacation”.
Mrs. Maeme R. Brock, Secretary, Phyllis Wheaﬂey Branch, Y. W,

c. A., Louisville, Ky.
Music .......... .Lincoln Institube Quartette

Address—“The Cultural Approach to Vocational Education”. .
Pres. Randal B. Truett, President of Lincoln Institutz,
Lincaln Ridge

Music .. . . .Lincoln Institute Quax‘tetie

Adana—“Home Ecnnomics and the High School Curriculum“

Grace Sullivan, Superﬁsor Domestic Arts, K. S. I. C. Frankfort

Address—”Importance of Vocational Training” . .Mr, L. N. Taylor

Rural School Agent, State Dept. of Education, Flankfort

Music .......... Lincoln Institute Quartette

Friday, April 21} 1933, 2:00 P. M
General Topics for Discussion: (1) 'Dlie Impurtance of Organization;
(2) Section Organization; (3) The Negro Technocrat
Business Session ......Electiun of Oﬂicers ...... . .Adjuurnmeuc

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

Thursday. April 20, 1933, 2 P. M.
Quinn Chapel—Mrs. L. H. Smith, Chairman
Opening Exercises and Remarks . Mrs. L. H. Smith, Chairman
Adﬂress—“The Teaching of English . .Miss Viala. Johnson
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Music Department, Thursday 2 RM.
5. Music: Sixth Grade Chorus-Lindon School
Miss Susie Matthews, Teacher

 Music, Fourth Grades, Booker T. Washington School, Louis<
ville ..............................Carrie McAtee, Director
Address—NHeal‘th Education in Elementary Schools" . . . . . .
Miss Glady’s Jamison,
Director of Physical Education for Women, Kentucky State College
Music‘sixth Grades, Phyllis Wheatley School, Louisville. .
.Hattie Lee Anderson, Teacher
Address— Reading and Experience" Dr. Spencer Shank,
Dean of Extension Deparunent, University of Cincinnati
Addressv“Books and Literature of Negro Life and History"
Mrs. Katie T. Haskins’ librarian, Dunbar Suhool, Leidngton
Business—gleetlon of Ofﬁcers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Adjoumment
Friday, April 21, 1933 2 P. M.

Opening Exercises and Remarks . . .Mrs. L. H. Smith, Chairman
Address—"Creative Art in Elementary Schools’ . . . . . . . . .. .

. . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . 0 do iWiIson, Dunbar School Louisville
Address—~“Economy’ ....

. . . . . . . .Mrs. T. E. Brown, Directin- of Ream lon, Lexington.

(Teachers are to meet at Dunbar School for this number)

Music—Mixed Chorus Jeifersou Jacob School . . . . . . . . . .

n. .l. . . . . . . .MZs. Mnymie Morris, Teacher
Address—“How The Best Teachers Teach”. . . . . . . v . . . . . .

. . . l . . . .Dr. Heluy H. Hill, Superintendent of Schools, Lexington
Music—Boys’ Chorus, Jefferson Jacob School, Jefferson

County . . . . . .. . .Mrsl May-mic Morris Teacher
Spelling Contest . . . . . . .G. H. Brown, Director
Solo. .Mary Watts And Lucille R. Rowen; Orell School

 

 

 

 

   

     

 

SCIENCE TEACHERS CONFERENCE
Thin-“lay. April 20, 1933, 2:00 P. M

Room 202—JGentral High School, W. M. Bright, Chairman
NOTE: All science teachers are requested to meet at Central High
School for the purpose of Organization of die science division of the
K. N. E .A.; to draw up plans and procedures for the future and for
the presentation and a symposium on the following subjects:
“Taunting Loads in ScieIICe in Negro High Schools and Col-

leges” ...... . .

' Ellis Whedbee and William Bright

“Contribution of the Negro in Sciences” ............ Clyde Liggin,

Ellis Whelil'leey Wilbur Bright

Addressz. . . .Dr. St. Elmo Brady, Fishk University, Nashville, Tenn.
“Methods of Improving the Teaching of Science in the High

Schools and Colleges". . . ....... H. B. Crouch, and F. A. Taylor

Business.....l.l...... .......... ......,.....l.Adjoumment

   

 Friday. April 21, 1933, 2 P. M.
“Correlation of Scientiﬁc Facts as Taught in High Schools and
Colleges with Social Problems”.

 

Henry Wilson and W 1am Jone:
. i Dr. J. A. Ssppenﬁeld, University of Louisville
..Election of Ofﬁcers ........ Adjournment
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT .

Thundny, April 20. 1933, I! A. M.
Louisville Municipal Community Center. 9th & Chestnut Streets
E A. KeanV Chairman

Address . .
Business .

 

 

Remark of Welcome
........ 0. Walter Sedwick. Director of Recreation. Louisville

The Relation of Girls of the State to Athletics . . . I. . ..

. .H. A. Kean, Director of Physical Education K S I

The Program of the Kentucky Athletic Association ......
........ Lamont Lawson, Lincoln Institute, Lincoln Ridge, Kyi

A Proposed- Publication tor the Kentucky Association

Victor Perry Central High School

11 my, Apr. 21, 1933 n 11 A M.

Report a! State Basketball Tournament ..................
Report of the Football Season . .J. B. Brown. Franldott
Business—Eietion of Officers .. ......... Adjournment

HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SECTION
Place of Meeting: Sunday School Room Quinn Chapel
Presiding: President R. B. Atwaod. Kv. State Ind. College,
Frankfort Kentucky
Thursday Afternoon. Auril 20. 2:30-4:30
!. "l'he Problem of Motivation of School Work" .
lifr. J. '1': Williams
Associate Professor of Education and Director of Extension.
Kentucky State Industrial College.
2. Discussion, led by:
11‘ Prof. J. ‘Brvant Conner, Principal. Dunbar
High School Mayﬂeld
l) Miss Valla Dudlev. Jackson Junior High
School [Jonisville
8. "F'anﬂitles for Vocational Training of the Noam in Kentuckv"
bv Mr. Theo. R. Bailey, Dean. West Kentucky Industrial College.

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

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 Discussion, led by: Prof. Wm .Lee, Principal, Rosenwald School,
Madisonvi‘lle.
his” Afternoon, April 21. 2:304:30
Methods of Teaching Inter-racial Good Will in High Schools and
Colleges, by Mr. Thomas M. Bond, Acting Director, Kentucky
Commission in Interracial Cooperation
DiscussionV led by:
a. Miss Nora Ward, Principal Newport Ele»
mental-y School, Newport.
b. 'Prof.‘ Paul Guthrie. Principal. Richmond
High School. Richmond.

Methods of Teaching Strong Character Throurzll Athletics in
High School and College. by Mr. C. H. Parrish. Assistant Profes-
sor of Sociology and Coach, Louisville Municipal College,

Discussion, led by:
5. Prof. El T. Buford, Principal. State Street
ﬂigh School, Bowling Green.
1:. Prof. Roscoe Vaught, Lincolnurant High
School, Covington.
FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT
Thursday. April 20. ‘l933~ at 2:00 P. M.
Room No, Zol—Cenh‘al High School
A. M, Emanuel, Chairman

Opening Remarks ............. . ...... A. M. Emanuel, Chairman

Louisville Municipal College
1. Topics for discussion:
A. Educau'onal Values of Foreign Language Inst-motion
Miss Eva Connor, Leader.
cent’ml High School
3: Frohléms of Foreign Lanuage Teaching Peouliar to the
High School
Miss Marguerite Parks, Leader.
Central High School
Ci‘Voo‘iiiiohal 'Opnotl'uniﬁesrfor Foreign Language Student!
Miss Louise Richardson. Leader,
Central High School
D. The ForeiR-n Languaze Club as a Vitalizing Agent in
Language Instruction
Mr. H. W. O’Bannon, Leader, Madison Junior High School
1!. Types of French Songs for Use in Classroom and Club (with
demonst‘l'aﬁons)
Mr. Carl J. Barbour
Central Hiuh School
Friauy. April 21. 1933. .e' 2:00 P. M.
l’. Functions of an Assoriatiou vf Fox-elm Language Teachers.
Miss Mercedes Roseber