The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-07-17
THE SUMNER
SCHOOL PROGRAM
Full Resume Of the Events to Take
Place During the Coming
session.
MANY TEACHERS ARE BOOKED
Quarters Enlarged and the Course Of la
stfuetioa Promises TO BE raftleu-
larry Interesting The Arts
and Selenees.

July 81. at Gearhart Park, contains
many matters Of interest A very
strong corps Of teachers and lecturers
is advertised. among whom are num-
Der Of new courses. Prof washburn
VIII give a very valuable course In
biology, and for a thorough study OF
both sea and land life the school has
as good a location az there Is. a sta
tion ought to be built on one OF the
creeks at Gearhart 20 prosecute and
illustrate such study.
Prof Freldel VIII be there and give n
course In electricity. and a public lee
ture upon the Roentgen photography.
in which there has been so much inter-
est during the last winter. Prof Frel-
del was the first on this coast. outside
OF Berkeley. Cal, TO photograph the
bones Of mans hand.
The following Is a resume OF the
course as advertised
President c. II. Chapman. University
OF oregon. Eugene. The Extension
Glass In English Literature OF the Uni
verAlty OF Oregon win hold reunion
at Gearhart during the session OF the
school President c. H. Chapman viii
deliver course Of lectures and conduct
a certain number OF recitations He
VIII supervise the reading OF Shake
speare's Tempest and Tennyson's Prin-
cess and In MemoriAm. All students
interested should bring copies Of these
works
Art-Aiiss Ellen c. Turner. Portland,
oregon. Drawing Preparation OF
teachers FOR public school work In form
study. drawing and color and clay
moulding Primary and grammar
cou .ses Paintlng-Lessons in oil. wa
ter color and china decoration and out
door sketehlng,
Physical Edueation--J. r. wetherbee.
director OF Physical Education. Univer-
sity OF oregon. Eugene. There win be
daily exercises in this department and
one public lecture on the topic "Physl-
,al Training and Brain Fever" by Mr..
There viii also be n series
n talks TO the class on School Hygiene |
and Methods OF Teaching Physical Ex-
srcise.
Astronomy and Meteorology-Prof
". ". Ferrln. Pacific University. For
,st Grove. The course in Astronomy
md Meteorology will consist OF eight
essons and four public lectures by Pro-
essor Ferrin. A good telescope win be
provided for the use OF students
Theory and Art OF Teaching and Psy-
II. b, Buckram. State
Normal School, Monmouth. DR.. Buck
lam viii have daily recltations in his
ubjects and win hold occasional con-
erences with teachers concerning their
york. He win also give at least two
,ublic lectures.
Music-Mr. Irving NJ, Glen, John
hopkins University. Baltimore, Mr..
Hen will conduct classes daily in read
ng music, vocal training and chorus
rill, One or more public concerts will
e organized, In which students will be
llowed to take part.
Botany-Prof +. e Lloyd. Pacific
Forest Grove. Professor
lloyd will give course In structural
nd physiological botany. The course
Ill also include lectures on geographic
al distribution OF plants, methods OF
aed disposal, cross and self-fertiliza- ,
on, and other questions of interest, ,
nd laboratory work on the morphol- ,
gy Of higher plants. {
Blology--Prof F, L. Washburn, Uni
ersity OF oregon, Eugene. Students |
i'll dissect types, such as starfish sea- |
rchin. clam, bony fish, etc, with mi 8
oscopic examination. Professor WASH
urn will give three public lectures d
4 the following topics: "The Genera .
on and Multiplication OF Cells" "The \
of the Egg" and "A r
ramp Through spain." illustrated a
ith the Stereopticon, II
Physics-Electrlcity and Magnetism 9
rof Charles Frledel. University Of Or S
ron, Eugene, In this department Pro- a
ssor Friedel will conduct daily reci- +
.tions and lectures, He will provide C
,od and sufficient apparatus to illus d
ate the subjects presented. Electricl- b
now plays such an important part d
intellectual and business life that no n
lie can afford to let pass this oppor-
nifty to study its principles, Professor
riedel will also discuss the Roentgen
ays in a public lectnre.
and Sociology-Prof. f, o. Il
Dung, University of oregon, Eugene. W
'ofessor Young win treat the Theory j
Money in a series OF eight reclta- b
ms and lectures. The course will pre- D.
mt the principles of money and mon d
ary problems in a form that will be II
eful to teachers in country schools fc
ID elsewhere. He will also treat ply W
'al geography and United States his q
ry from sociological standpoint in o.
'ourse of six lectures. The object win