The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-13
FACTS ABOUT THE
SUMMER SCHOOL
ANNUUNCEME by sUPEKINTEND-
ENT McMAIAN.
Very SrronE Faculty Sccured-Whnt the
Months Course Will Cost tho Teachers
Who oattend-InfOrmaG lon OF Interoht.

hensive announcement in regard to
the comm State summer school for
the teachers to be hold at Winthrop
College from Juno Is to July 49,
The announcement covers 81 pages
of printed matter, and details all
tho courses that are to bo provided.
The faculty of tho school has been
arranged as follows:
John j. McA1ahan, A. NJ, superin,
tendent.
ID. Is. Johnson, associate.
Edward S. Joynos, A. NJ, jill. d.,
English language.
II. Means Davis, A. b., LII. b.,
political science.
e. B. Moore, D. D., political
science.
Patterson Warllaw, A. b., peda-
gosics.
0. j. Bond, Ph. d., mathematics
and astronomy.
II. N. Synder, NJ. A., English lit
erature and Anglo. Saxon.
j. w. Thomson, A. b., podagog-
les.
Charles w. Balm, M. A., Latin
and Greek
Wilbur S. Jackman, Phi. d., ma
tnro study.
james William Pattison, free
hand and illustrative drawing.
Wade II. Brown, vocal music
Miss Minnie NTacfeat, primary
methods.
Cleveland Abbe, Jr., Ph. D., ply.
siography.
". S. Leathers, Nj. d., botany
anil physiology
Prof. Byers, physics
JAS. II. Carlisle, LII. D., lecturer
+. G. Woodward, a. NJ, Lit. D.,
lecturer.
II. B. Cunningham, secretary and
treasurer Winthrop College,
Miss Ida j. Dacus, librarian.
w. r. McGhee, secretary to sup
erntendent.
The general statement giving to
the teachers all information other
than details as to each Of tho courses
is as follows:
This school is part of q system
supported by the State, aided by
tn" Peabody fund, "for the better
instruction OF the teachers of tho
pnblic schools," that they may be
more thoroughly fitted for their
high and responsible duties.
1t will be under tho Immediate di-
rection Of the State Superintendent
of Ednc"tion, assisted by tho exc
cutive staff Of Winthrop College,
The sessions will be held at Win
throp College, beginning at 8 o'clock
on the morning of June 18th, and
continuing daily, except Sundays,
until the evening of July 18th.
This is to be different sort of
"lnstitute' from that heretofore
known in our State; it is to be n
practical school for study and work.
1t is designed to do more advanced
L.
attempted in the county schools (seo
p. 2D, and will supply long felt
want in onr educational system for:
1} Teachers who have never had
the benefits Of college training,
but are prepared to pursue success
fn''y college work, tho'gh only in
certain Subjects; (2) Teachers who,
though college graduates, feel tho
need of broadening their education
by studies that were not in their
college courses Ohere are many who
have engaged in teaching without
having had tho opportunity of tax
ing pedagogical course); O Teach
ers who wish to specialize along
certain lines and would like to 90 to
n summer school in one of the uni
versities Of the north or west; (4)
The ahlest and most liberally edu-
Gated tenchers who recognize the
benefits Of association with kindred
spirits and of receiving now inspi-
ration for their work.
Teachers who arc in doubt as to
their preparation for successful work
at this school are invited to corros
pond with the State superintendent