The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-26
BUTLER SUMMER SCHOOL
1T WILL BE OPENED At THE INSTI-
TUITION TOMORROW.
h Courses That VIII Be offered and
the Observation-Disclosures of
the School.

The Butler summer school will open to-
morrow, regular work beginning Thursday.
Prospects for a successful term are bright
er than usual. quite a number of students
having arrived already. The object Of the
summer school is to furnish instruction to
teachers and students who are deficient in
certain studies. The courses which will be
offered during the summer are: Latin,
three courses, Scot Butler, A. NJ, Ii. d.,
president and professor of Latin,
Butler College; Latin. Omar VIII
son, A. NJ, instructor in Latin.
Butler College; French, two courses.
Edgar w. Abbott, Phi. b., professor of
French. Butler College; Greek. Mrs. Jessie
Christian Brown, A. B.; German, two
courses. Thomas c. Howe. Phi. D., profes-
sor OF German. Butler College; Omar VIII
son, instructor of German. Butler College:
Spanish, one course. Rosa A. Dark, assist
ant instructor in Spanish, Butler College;
English, five courses, Will ID. Howe. Phi.
D., professor of English, Butler College;
Evelyn NJ. Butler, A. b., Instructor in Eng
lish, Butler College; education and teach
ing, three courses, Frank l.. Jones, A. B.,
state superintendent of public instruction;
George f. Bass, editor Indiana School
Journal: Elmer 3. Bryan, A. NJ, associate
professor of pedagogy, Indiana University;
Albertina Allen Forrest, Phi. B., secretary
of the teachers college study department;
history. Christopher b. Coleman. A. B.. b.
D.. professor of history, Butler College;
social science. three courses, j. Horsey
Forrest, A. M, professor of sociology and
economics. Butler College; mathematics,
Samuel Harker. A. NJ, professor of mathe-
courses. Henry L. Bruner. Phi. d., profess
sor of biology. Butler College; chemistry.
chemistry, Butler College; music. four
courses, Evelyn J~effreys. A. B., Georgia
Calvin, A. B.. Adolph Schellschmidt. In
addition to these courses a series OF lee
lures will be given BY members of the fac
ulty and by other ~l-kno educators
upon topics of educational interest TO all.
These lectures will be open, without
charge. TO those persons who are enrolled
as members of the summer school. They
will be held either in the afternoon or even
ing i'm the college chapel. Among the per-
sons who have consented to give one or
| more lectures on topics of current interest
are David NJ. Geeting, publisher and
| editor of the Indiana School Journal; +. A.
Cotton, deputy superintendent of state pub
| lie Instruction.: John n. Hurry, secretary
of the State Board of HEALTH; Amos w.
Butler, secretary of the State Board of
| Charities; Demarchus c. Brown, professor
of Greek; Will d. Howe, professor of Eng
ish; Burris A. jenkins. president Univer-
sity of Indianapolis; j. Dorsey Forrest,
| professor of sociology and economics. Stu
dents of the summer school are given the
| same advantages as students OF the regu-
lar college course. the library of six thou
sand volumes and buildings being thrown
open for their use. The summer school will
last six weeks. In which a full terms work
can be accomplished. The school will end
| Aug. 8.