194 INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF EDUCATION. 
Seath, John, 178. 
Seattle, Wash., 70, 180. 
Seaver, KE. P., 67. 
Secondary education, 
subjects of preliminary programme, 6. 
department of, 177, 181. 
of girls in France, 177, 211. 
time given to languages, 196. 
‘anguage be limited, 199. 
work different from normal schools, 384, 
430. 
zone through a transition, 181. 
in Cape Colony, 903. 
secondary schools, 
sheses on, 6. 
course of study, 6, 193, 284, 
oreparation of teachers, 8. 
ime given to languages, 196. 
anguage studies, 199. 
professional training for, 217. 
ilgebra or geometry, which should come 
first ? 221. 
classified, 194. 
Secondary teachers, separated by a gulf 
from college teachers, 181. 
Second-grade teachers, 41. 
Secret societies, 146. 
Secretary's report, 4, 15, 67, 87, 177, 243, 
321, 883, 455, 507, 525, 589, 615, 679, 
718, 787, £09. 
Secular schools, 28, 
Security 
to superintendent’s tenure of office, 77. 
of prosperity, 163. 
3ée, Camille, 846. 
Seelye, L. Clark, 91. 
Seelye, O. C.. 70. 
Seerley, H. H., 386. 
Seip, Theo. L., 93. 
Seldon, Anna B., 324. 
Selection of popular songs, 9. 
self-activity 
in education, 11, 680, 703. 
pure, 29. 
Self-correcting system of drawing, 456. 
Self-exaltation, inordinate, 162. 
Self-interest, immediate, 115. 
Selleck, Miss, 456, 505. 
Selma, Ala., 13. 
selwyn, E. C., 179. 
Sense, @sthetie, 29. 
Sentiment, public, awakened, 160. 
Separation 
of church and school, 28. 
necessary, 120. 
Series of works of great masters, 8. 
Serious injury, 124. 
Serrano, Emilia, 90. 
Serrurier, Gust., 244, 287, 314. 
Servia, 90. 
Seventh, dominant, 713, 720. 
Severance, Sara Li., 825. 
Sévres, France, 823. 
Sewall, J. A., 836. 
Sewall, J. B., 180: 
Sewall, Mrs. Mary Wright, 179. 
Sewanee, Tenn., 93, 716. 
Sexes in separate institutions, 101. 
Seymour, I’. D., 128. 
shafer, Helen A., 91. 
Shakespeare, 170, 171. 
appreciated best from the Greek point 
of view, 129. 
shaler, N. S., 527. 
Shaping international life, 40. 
shanghai, China, 89. 
sharp, Robert, 91. 
sharpless, Isaac, 93. 
sharpsburg, Pa., 508, 520. 
Shattuck, Prof., 525. 
shaw, Edw. R., 884, 436, 715. 
shaw, Mrs. Quincey A., 591. 
shawan, J. A., 67, 68, 78. 
Sheats, 67, 69, 78. 
sheffield, England, 68, 245. 
sheflield Scientific School, 99, 525. 
shelbyville, Ky., 177, 178, 192, 205, 224. 
sheldon, KE. A., 5, 883, 820. 
shell, J. K., 617. 
shelley, 170. : 
is out-and-out Greek, 128. 
shelton, Henry, 244. 
shenton, F. K. I., 590. 
shepard, Irwin, 4, 5, 16, 324, 386. 
shepherd, H. E., 93. 
sherman, Tex., 825. 
sherwin, Thos., 813. 
sherwood, Jamaica, 885. 
shields, Sallie P., 824. 
Shimer, Edg. D., 246, 884, 444. 
shindji, Tsudji, 18. 
Shinn, Miss Millicent, 715, 773. 
Shipp, Scott, 527. 
Shippensburg, Ind., 885. 
shirley, Lina G., 324. 
shirreff, Emily A. E., 821, 823, 360. 
shopwork 
for slow pupils, 9. 
and drawing, 525, 567. 
shorey, Paul, 88, 137, 138, 679. 692. 
shorthand 
instruction, 10. 
seaching morals and manners through 
it, 10. 
Shortridge, A. C., 831. 
Shortridge, Superintendent, 79. 
shoup, F. A., 716. 
Shoup, W. J., 841. 
shreveport, La., 324. 
shrewsbury, England, 179, 245. 
Shuji, Tsawa, 246. 
shurtleft College, 91. 
Sibley College, 525, 565. 
Sibley, la., 824. 
sickel, J. F. C., 246. 
sidney, 170. 
siemering, Dr. R., 456. 
sieve, a superb, is Greek, 185. 
Significance 
of the new movement, 18,