[Names of authors of papers are set in SMALL CAPITALS.
Act of Incorporation, 5.
ADDICOTT, JAMES E.-Correlation of Man-
ual Training with Other Branches of
Study, 923; Secretary's Minutes, Man-
ual Training Department, 905.
Addresses of Welcome, by Governor Henry
T. Gage, 47; Thos. J. Kirk, 48; Elmer
E. Brown, 52; Mayor Fred. Eaton, 53;
J. A. Foshay, 54.
Administration, Normal-School, 864."
Adolescent at Home and in School-E. G.
Lancaster, 1039.
Advanced Course in French, 746.
Advanced Course in German, 741.
Advent of the Commercial High School,
The-W. C. Stevenson, 1025.
Aids and Guides in Library Work, 513.
Albee, George Sumner, †, 233.
Alfred Memorial Celebration, 40.
Algebra, 769.
All Along the Line Mrs. Katherine T.
Bingham, 1165.
Allin, Arthur-Discussion, 275.
American Historical Association, Report
of Committee, 755.
American Mathematical Society, 764.
American University, An Apology for the,
Amended spelling modified, 43.
Amended Spelling, Report of the Commit-
tee on, 352.
Amendment to By-Laws, 26.
Amendments to Constitution, how made, 4.
Annual Business Meeting, Proceedings of,
26.
Anthropometric Studies in Nebraska-
William W. Hastings, 1076.
Apology for the American University, An
-David Starr Jordan, 213.
Appendix, Report of Committee on Col-
lege-Entrance Requirements, A, 702; B,
703; C, 705.
Appendix, Report of Committee on Nor-
mal Schools, A, 882; B, 884; C, 889; D,
891.
Appendix, Report of Committee on Physi-
cal Geography, 793.
Appropriation for prize essays, 43.
ARDLEY, HENRY T.-Art Instruction in
the University, 961.
Are Educational Journals Educational ?—
William George Bruce, 208.
Arithmetic, 768.
Art Education, Department of, 932; Re-
port of Committee on, 966.
At indicates an obituary notice.]
Art in Education-Elmer E. Brown, 112.
Art Instruction in the University-Henry
T. Ardley, 961.
Artistic Rendering, Problems in, 940.
Authority of the School Superintendent-
Emerson E. White, 314.
Average Scholarship of the Average
Pupil, The-Frank Rigler, 86.
BAILEY, THOMAS P., JR.-Character Study
in the Kindergarten, 541.
Baker, James H.-Discussion, 428, 624.
631.
Baldwin, Joseph, †, 234.
BALL, KATHERINE M.-Problems in Ar-
tistic Rendering, 940.
BARNARD, FRANK J.-Let Pupils be Clas-
sified According to Ability, 163.
Barrett, Richard C.-Discussion, 266.
Bashford, James W.-Discussion, 327.
Baumgartner, Elizabeth, †, 235.
BAYLISS, ALFRED - The Function of
School Superintendents in Procuring Li-
braries for, and Their Proper Use in, the
Public Schools, 1136.
Bennett, Hampton, †, 236.
BERKEY, J. M.-Course of Study for Pu-
pils Who Cannot Complete High-School
Work, 375.
BINGHAM, MRS. KATHERINE T. — All
Along the Line, 1165.
Black, Samuel T.-Discussion, 827.
Board of Directors, Composition and du-
ties of, 2; List of, 1898-99, 8; 1899-
1900, 12.
Board of Directors, 1898-99, Proceedings
of, 34; 1899-1900, Proceedings of, 37.
Board of Trustees, Composition and du-
ties of, 3; Financial Report of, 20.
Boltwood, H. L.-Discussion, 631.
Botany, 653; Report of the Committee on,
800.
Bouton, Eugene-Discussion, 276.
Boyd, Mrs. Gaston-Discussion, 981, 988,
993.
BOYDEN, ALBERT G.-General View of
the Work of the Normal School, 884.
BROWN, ELMER E.-Address of Welcome,
52; Art in Education, 112; Naughty
Children, 564; The Study of Education
in the University, 828; Discussion, 394.
BROWN, GEORGE P.-The Function of the
Educational Press, 202; Discussion, 395.
529.
Brown, LeRoy Decatur, †,
BRUCE, WILLIAM GEORGE-Are Educa-
tional Journals Flucational? 208; Quo
Vadis, School Board? 1125; Secretary's
Minutes, School Administration Depart-
ment, 1118.
BRYAN, E. A.-The Economic Inte
tion of History, 186.
Buehrle, R. K.--Discussion, 306.
BURK, FREDERIC L.-A Curriculum of Ap-
plied Child Study for the Kindergarten
and Primary School, 1051; The Influ-
ence of Exercise upon Growth, 1067;
The Kindergarten Child Physically, 570.
Business Course Problem, The - Allan
Davis, 999.
Business Education, Department of, 998;
in Our Public Schools, 1008; The Evo- ́
lution of, 1018.
Business Meeting, Annual Proceedings of,
26.
BUTLER, NICHOLAS MURRAY-Report of
Committee on Resolutions, 32; The Out-
look in Education, 170; Educational
Progress of the Year, 439; Some Criti-
cisms of the Kindergarten, 536.
By-Laws, 4; Amendment to, 26; for Li-
brary Trustees, 510.
Calendar of Meetings, 6.
CARR, J. W.-Course of Study for Pupils
Who Cannot Complete High - School
Work, 378.
Cataloging Small Libraries, Hints for, 511.
CHALMERS, W. W.-Promotions and Grad-
ing, 369.
Character-Making, The Unseen Force in,
276.
Character Study in the Kindergarten-
Thomas P. Bailey, Jr., 541; Discussion,
546.
Character, The Religious Element in the
Formation of, 121.
Chemistry, 654; Report of Committee on,
794.
Chicago Section of the American Mathe-
matical Society, 764.
Children, Homes of Our Down-Town, 388.
Children's Interests in Literature-Isabel
Child Study, Department of, 1031.
Child Study for the Kindergarten, 1051.
Child Study in Normal and Training
Schools-Gertrude Edmund, 1032.
Christy, Anna H. McCombs, †, 237.
Claims of Business Education to a Place in
Our Public Schools, The-J. H. Francis,
1008; Discussion, 1015.
Clark, Frederick H.-Secretary's Minutes,
Secondary Department, 603; Discussion,
631.
Clark, Mrs. Frances M.-Discussion, 989,
997.
Classics, The Spirit of the, 154.
Classification According to Ability, 163.
COBB, CHARLES NEWELL-Thirty Years'
Progress in Science Teaching, 1099.
Cole, G. M.-Discussion, 989.
College-Entrance Requirements, Report of
Committee on, 632.
Commercial High School, 1025.
Committee, American Philological Asso-
ciation, Report of, 678; on Amended
Spelling, Report of, 352; on Botany,
Report of, 800; of Chicago Section of
the American Mathematical Society, Re-
port of, 764; on Chemistry, Report of,
794; on College-Entrance Requirements,
Report of, 632; on Financial Reports,
Report of, 258; of Twelve of the Mod-
ern Language Association, Report of,
707; on Normal Schools, Report of, 836;
on Nominations, Membership of, 24;
Report of, 28; on Necrology, Report of,
232; on Program of Department of Su-
perintendence, 258; on Physical Geog-
raphy, Report of, 780; on Permanent
Place of Meeting of Department of Su-
perintendence, 258; on Resolutions, Re-
port of, 31; on Resolutions, Department
of Superintendence, Report of, 256; of
Seven, American Historical Association,
Report of, 755; on Physics, Report of,
1097; on Zoology, Report of, 805.
Constitution of General Association, I.
Constructive Work in the Elementary
Schools - Gertrude E. English, 917;
Content and Extent of Music in Public
Schools-Herbert Griggs, 977; Discus-
sion, 981.
Continuous Sessions in Normal Schools-
Irwin Shepard, 891.
Continuous University Sessions—J. H. Ray-
mond, 810.
Conway, Esther--Secretary's Minutes, Ele-
mentary Department, 575.
Coon, Henry Clarke, †, 237.
Correlation of Manual Training with Other
Branches of Study-James E. Addicott,
923.
CORSON, O. T., President-elect-Response
to Introduction, 33.
Course in Drawing, 950.
Course of Music for County Institutes, 994.
Course of Study for Pupils Who Cannot
Complete High-School Work - J. M.
Berkey, 375; J. W. Carr, 378.
Courses in History, 763.
Courses of Study in Latin and Greek in
Secondary Schools, 678.
COWGILL, PAUL A.-Promotions and Grad-
ing, 372.
Coy, E. W.-Discussion, 421, 631.
CRABTREE, J. W.-- Should Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geography, and the
History of the United States be Reviewed
in the High School? 611.
Craig, Oscar J. Secretary's Minutes,
Higher Department, 818.
CRISSY, I. O.-The Evolution of Business
Education, 1018.
Criticisms of the Kindergarten--Nicholas
Murray Butler, 536.
Culture - Epoch Theory in Education--
Louise Morris Hannum, 576.
Curriculum of Applied Child Study for
the Kindergarten and Primary School-
Frederic Burk, 1051.
DANA, J. C.-Report of Committee on
Relations of Public Libraries to Public
Schools, 452; The Librarian's Spirit and
Methods with the Schools, 515; Work in
Certain Typical Libraries, 525.
DAVIS, ALLAN -- The Business - Course
Problem, 999.
Day, Luther W., †, 237.
Declaration of Principles, 31.
Department of Art Education, 932; Busi-
ness Education, 998; Child Study, 1031;
Education of Defectives, 1156; Elemen-
tary Education, 575; Higher Education,
817; Kindergarten Education, 530; Li-
braries, 1135; Manual Training, 904;
Music Education, 970; Natural Science
Instruction, 1097; Normal Schools, 835;
Physical Education, 1064; Secondary
Education, 601; School Administration,
1118; Superintendence, 251.
Department of Indian Education, estab-
lished, 36.
Department of Manual Training, change
of name, 45.
Department of Superintendence, Appropri-
ation for, 45.
Departments, List of, 1.
Differentiation of the American Secondary
School, The Charles H. Keyes, 412;
Discussion, 421.
DINSMORE, J. W.--Vices of Childhood and
Youth, 594.
Do Our High Schools Prepare for College
and for Life, in Accordance with the
Present Requirements of Both?-Gilbert
B. Morrison, 603; Discussion, 610.
DOUGHERTY, NEWTON C.-Response to
Addresses of Welcome, 56.
Do We Need a University Trust ?--L. D.
Harvey, 424; Discussion, 428.
Drawing in the Early Years-Herman T.
Lukens, 946.
Dutton, Bettie A.-Secretary's Minutes,
National Council, 388; Discussion, 395,
406.
EASTMAN, W. R.-By-Laws for Library
Trustees, 510; Hints for Cataloging
Small Libraries, 511.
EATON, MAYOR FRED.--Address of Wel-
come, 53.
Economic Interpretation of History-E. A.
Bryan, 186.
EDMUND, GERTRUDE - Child Study in
Normal and Training Schools, 1032.
Educational Exhibit at Paris-Howard J.
Rogers, 252.
Educational Journalism, Ideal and] Prac-
tical Considerations in, 210.
Educational Journalism-Its Tribulations
and Triumphs-John MacDonald, 196.
Educational Journals, Are They Educa-
tional? 208.
Educational Policy for Our New Possessions
-W. T. Harris, 69.
Educational Press, The Function of the-
Geo. P. Brown, 202.
Educational Problem in Hawaii-Henry S.
Townsend, 79.
Educational Progress of the Year-Nicholas
Murray Butler, 439.
Educational Value of Metal-Working, The
-Vinton S. Paessler, 911.
Education and Training of the Blind, 1171.
Education, Art in, 112; in the University,
828; of the Supervisor, 989; The Cul-
ture-Epoch Theory in, 576; The Out-
look in, 170; Place and Development of
Purpose in, 593; Progress in Public, 176.
Education of Defectives, Department of,
1156.
EDWARDS, WALTER A.-The Teacher in
the Manual-Training School, 905
Efficient and Inefficient Teachers-F. Louis
Soldan, 298; Discussion, 306
Elective Courses in High Schools, 331.
Elementary Course in German, 732; in
French, 743.
Elementary Education, Department of, 575-
Elementary Schools, Constructive Work in,
917.
Employment and Dismissal of Teachers-
Eric Edward Rosling, 1118; Discussion,
1123.
ENGLISH, GERTRUDE E. Constructive
Work in the Elementary Schools, 917.
English, Study of, 640.
English Training College, A Typical, 889.
Entrance Examinations, 761.
Establishing Libraries in Villages-F. A.
Hutchins, 498.
Evolution and Ethics-Sydney T. Skid-
more, 136.
Evolution of Business Education, The-I.
O. Crissy, 1018.
Examination Papers for Admission to Col-
lege, 747.
Executive Committee, Composition and
duties of, 2.
Fairchild, George T.-Discussion, 269.
Fatigue among School Children-Will S.
Monroe, 90.
Fatigue in the Schoolroom, How to Reduce,
1090.
FIFIELD, ELLA J.-The School Board and
the Public Press, 1131.
Financial Reports, Uniform forms for, 350.
FITZ, G. W.-President's Address, 1065.
Fitzpatrick, F. A.-Discussion, 392.
Five-Year Latin Course, 701.
Flag, Presentation of, by Central Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of Los
Angeles, 35.
Foreign Languages and Literatures, 647.
FOSHAY, J. A.-Address of Welcome, 54.
Four-Year Latin Course, 696.
FRANCIS, J. H.-The Claims of Business
Education to a Place in Our Public
Schools, 1008.
FULTON, R. B.-Growth of Confidence be-
tween High Schools and Colleges, 147.
Function of School Superintendents in
Procuring Libraries for, and Their Proper
Use in, the Public Schools-Alfred Bay-
liss, 1136.
Function of the Educational Press, The-
George P. Brown, 202.
Function of the Normal School, 838.
Fundamentals in Teaching-L. D. Harvey,
93.
Future of the Normal School, The-W. T.
Harris, 395; Discussion, 406.
GAGE, GOVERNOR HENRY T.-Address of
Welcome, 47.
Gayley, Charles Mills-Letter on Alfred
Memorial, 40.
General View of the Work of the Normal
School-Albert G. Boyden, 884.
Geographical and Historical Variations
that Exist in Normal Schools in the United
States, 854.
Gilman, Mary L.-Secretary's Minutes,
Child Study Department, 1032.
Good Reading, How to Acquire a Taste
for, 1148.
Good Teachers out of Poor Ones, How to
Make, 310.
GOVE, AARON-Chairman of Committee
on Nominations, 24; Usurpation of Home
by School, 182; Discussion, 421, 423,
428, 438.
Grammar Method of Teaching, 714.
Grants of Lands for Public Education, 263.
Greek Courses in Secondary Schools, 685.
GREENE, MISS J. A.-Art Education in
High Schools and Normal Schools, 953.
Greenwood, J. M.-Report of discussion,
392; Discussion, 406, 422, 423, 428, 439,
529.
Gregory, John T., †, 239.
GRENFELL, MRS. HELEN L.-Quo Vadimus?
99.
Griffith, George-Discussion, 275.
GRIGGS, HERBERT-Content and Extent of
Music in Public Schools, 977; Discus-
sion, 981, 988.
Growth of Confidence
Schools and Colleges-R. B. Fulton, 147.
Gymnastics, a substitute for recesses, 92.
HAILMANN, W. N.-The Place and Devel-
opment of Purpose in Education, 583;
Discussion, 546.
HALL, JOHN W.-Professor Rein's Practice
School, Jena, Germany, 882.
Hall, Mary F.-Secretary's Minutes, Kin-
dergarten Department, 531.
HAMILTON, SAMUEL-The School Director
as a Factor in Education, 336.
HANNA, J. C.-List of One Hundred Books
for High-School Students, 486.
HANNUM, LOUISE MORRIS-The Culture-
Epoch Theory in Education, 576.
HARRIS, W. T.-An Educational Policy for
Our New Possessions, 69; How
Make Good Teachers out of Poor Ones,
310; The Future of the Normal School,
395; Preliminary Report of the Com-
mittee on School Hygiene, 406; Resolu-
tion on Preliminary Report of Committee
on Hygiene, 225; Discussion, 393, 406,
421, 422.
HARVEY, L. D.-Some Fundamentals in
Teaching, 93; Do We Need a University
Trust? 424; Discussion, 428, 528,
HARVEY, N. A.-The Pedagogical Con-
tent of Zoology, 1106; Secretary's Min-
utes, Science Department, 1099.
HASTINGS, WILLIAM W.-Anthropometric
Studies in Nebraska, 1076.
Hawaii, An Educational Problem in-
Henry S. Townsend, 79.
HAYDEN, P. C.-The Ultimate Object of
Music Study in the Schools, 972; Dis-
cussion, 981, 989.
HEERMANS, MRS. JOSEPHINE -The Spirit
of the Classics, 154.
HEWETT, E. C.-Psychology for
Teacher, 438.
Higher Life, The School in its Relation to
the, 225.
High School, Science in the, 1113.
High Schools and Colleges, Growth of
Confidence between, 147; Co-operation
between, 149.
High Schools, Do They Prepare for College
and for Life? 603; Elective Courses in,
331; List of One Hundred Books for,
486.
Hints for Cataloging Small Libraries, 511.
Hinsdale, B. A.- Discussion, 269.
History, Civics, and Economics, 647.;
History, Economic Interpretation of, 186.
Holt, Hosea Edson, †, 239.
Home, Usurpation of, by School, 182.
Homes of Our Down-Town Children -
Lucia Stickney, 388; Discussion, 392.
Hoose, J. H.- Discussion, 394, 423, 428,
439.
Housh, W. H.- Discussion, 610.
HOWARD, C. E.-How I Conduct a Busi-
ness-Community School, 1002.
How May Fatigue in the Schoolroom be
Reduced to the Minimum ?— H. E.
Kratz, 1090.
How to Acquire a Taste for Good Read-
ing Elizabeth Skinner, 1148.
How to Make Good Teachers out of Poor
Ones-Wm. T. Harris, 310.
HUTCHINS, F. A.-Establishing Libraries
in Villages, 498; Securing Libraries for
Rural Schools, 503; The Present Con-
dition of School Libraries in Rural
Schools, 507; Improving Poorly Man-
aged Public Libraries, 508.
Ideal and Practical Considerations in Edu-
cational Journalism-Ossian H. Lang,
Implications and Applications of the Prin-
ciples of Self-Activity in Education-
Arnold Tompkins, 320; Discussion, 325.
Importance of a Right Beginning, The-
Helen Taylor, 1162.
Improving Poorly Managed Public Li-
braries-F. A. Hutchins, 508.
Indian Education, Department of, estab-
lished, 36.
Influence of Exercise upon Growth, The—
Frederic L. Burk, 1067; Discussion, 1074.
In Fundamental Civics, What Shall We
Teach as the American Doctrine of Re-
ligion and the State ?-Sylvester F.
Scovel, 616.
Intermediate Course in German, 741; in
French, 746.
Inventory of Publications, 1249.
In What Respects Should the Education
and Training of the Blind Differ from
the Education and Training of Normal
Pupils ?-Warring Wilkinson, 1171.
Jenkins, William, †, 240.
JOHNSON, ANNETTE-The Manual-Train-
ing System of Los Angeles, 928.
Jones, Daniel Winfield, †, 240.
JONES, MARY L.-School Reading thru
the Public Library, 1143.
JONES, M. LOUISE-Relation of Libraries
to Normal Schools, 498.
JORDAN, DAVID STARR-An Apology for
the American University, 213; Discus-
sion, 827.
Journalism, Educational-Its Triumphs and
Tribulations, 196.
Journal of Proceedings, 23.
Joy, Eleanor M.-Secretary's Minutes,
Music Department, 971.
Keating, J. F.-Discussion, 624.
KEYES, CHARLES H.-The Differentiation
of the American Secondary School, 412;
Discussion, 421, 422.
Kindergarten, Character Study in the, 541;
Music in the, 559.
Kindergarten Child, Mental and Moral
Development of the, 551; Physical De-
velopment of the, 570.
Kindergarten Education, Department of,
530.
Kindergarten, Some Criticisms of the--
Nicholas Murray Butler, 536.
King, Wm. F.--Report of Discussion, 421.
KIRK, THOMAS J.-Address of Welcome, 48.
KRATZ, H. E.--Promotions and Grading,
373; How May Fatigue be Reduced to
the Minimum ? 1090.
KRAUS-BOELTÉ, MARIA-President's Ad-
dress, 533.
Laird, S. B.--Discussion, 284.
LANCASTER, E. G.-The Adolescent at
Home and in School, 1039.
Lane, A. G--Report of Board of Trustees,
22; Remarks on Report, 27, 34.
LANG, OSSIAN H.-Ideal and Practical
Considerations in Educational Journal-
ism, 210; Secretary's Minutes, Normal
Department, 836.
Latin and Greek in Secondary Schools, 678.
Latin Courses in Secondary Schools, 689.
LAWRENCE, ISABEL-Children's Interests
in Literature, 1044.
LAWSON, FLORENCE-Address of Welcome,
531.
LEDYARD, MARY F.-Relation of Imita-
tion to Originality and Freedom, 547.
Let Pupils be Classified According to Abil-
ity Frank J. Barnard, 163.
Librarian's Spirit and Method with Public
Schools, 515.
Librarian, The, and Her Equipment, 517.
Libraries for Rural Schools, 503; for
Schoolrooms, 527; The Relation of Nor-
mal Schools to, 488; The Relation of
Schools to, 472.
Libraries in Villages, Establishing, 498.
Library Department, 1135.
Library Equipment and Organization, 492.
Library Trustees, By-Laws Suggested for,
510.
Library, Use of the, 1150.
List of Active Members, 1179.
List of Corresponding Members, 1237.
Lists, Reading, 457; of Books, 646.
Literature, Children's Interests in, 1044.
LUKENS, HERMAN T.-Drawing in the
Early Years, 946.
Lyman, Frederic Allison, †, 241.
Lynch, William H.-Discussion, 610.
Lyon, Alice-Discussion, 981.
LYTE, E. ORAM, President, 33; President's
Address, 64.
MACDONALD, JOHN-Educational Journal-
ism-Its Triumphs and Tribulations, 196.
Manley, R. M., †, 241.
Manual Training, Correlation of, 923.
Manual Training, Department of, 904,
Manual-Training School, Teacher in the,
905.
Manual-Training System of Los Angeles,
The-Annette Johnson, 928.
Marshall, Carl C.-Discussion, 1015.
MARTIN, GEORGE H.-The Unseen Force
in Character-Making, 276.
MASON, WILLIAM A.-President's Address,
933.
McCowen, Mary-Secretary's Minutes, De-
partment of Education of Defectives,
1157.
McMillan, Ruben, †, 242.
MCMURRY, CHARLES A.-The Relations of
Schools to Libraries, 481; Lists of
Classic Readings, 481-6.
McNeill, I. C., Treasurer, Report of, 16.
McPherron, A. S.-Discussion, 989.
MEADS, S. P.-The Relation of Physics to
Other Subjects in the High-School Cur-
riculum, 1103.
Meetings, Constitutional provisions for, 3.
Membership, Conditions of, I.
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