The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
SUMMER NORMAL
r,.s NORMAL SESSION IS NOW
WI CONCLUDED.
/, Gives, History, Arithmetic
|c'Hs s.looy, physics, Physiology and
ras Other Branches.

er normal nas passed Its sec
~ w. rith very favorable results,
r. WI ,ssion is now over. The stu
Aa N Y. We'll pleased With the work done
n ~ .sses as well as the faculty
\ .is.e il cvics discussed Friday tho
iHe w, topic Of States rights.
fr pM .sslgnty has always been live
ftii' ~ Sauth prios TO the civil war.
M Y N altogether lost followers since.
s,s. Friday illustrated the latter
Y 4. Jameson does not defend either
nv Il and his outlines are strictly cor
sHss .n., The whole discussion ensueds
~ \. clnss itself The class hopes by
NV Wednesday 70 nave completed Ma
" ", KIN government and taken up State
4 lament that Of Texas.
~
=, sra Of revolution in Texas history
4 carefully discussed hy tha class last
4 Tbe battles were located on the
poastcns famous retreat was traced
I, M diagram Of the backgrounds 1T
nv a., ~ /, on the mind. The biographies
<fssSsire characters during this period
sl Ssea constantly kept before the class
N M stegall -
4, class In arithmetic In charge of
n, barnett, finished up longitude and
The idea was brought out that
q, analysis of the problems In longl
4. md time should he made The dis.
.,,ss between the solution and the al.
MA, n problem was made PLATA by
N,sins model solution of n problem and
q eoiel anals Is Of problem upon the
EAsfleard The subject Of percentage was
u IN, n order definition OF percon age.
Il N usss Of writing per cent mud the 81
n tx al prohlem formEl the main points
n IA discussion OEe noticeable fact
tI,,li upcn was the cultivation of the
Xsaeg Of accurate expression OF thought;
IN, Barnett believes that arithmetic & a
E..,rh for the truth and every statement
q n vpon the beard must be true or Il Is
&lslsnred by the class. He thinks, fur,
xss,aoTe that there Is no department OF
n isstf where we End So much loosencss
ID, Ambition and expression OF thought
#srIfe me recitation the attention of the
n ,,I,a ellss Is concentrated upon the ef
L sst AZ Tie one pupil NJ the blackboard
I'm nanil must talk 10 the class every.
&AT, NJ puts upon the board. No one
&'saak who is to I've called next This
Al npon the qli we. Not u single
"a iMessIoB Il passed over until every mem
Il y X he class understands V. by this
*t,,ns the work, so far as 1t extends. must
4 borough
n VI Bfmett's psychology class rpent the
k,eIsd Friday IN discussing the emotions.
Fasions seem 10 be tue fad Of the sum.
HI. there being wedding nearly every
MAI and sometimes two. The class de-
"A slcNd the subject as outlined by Mr..
<Bsiiet from James psychology. The
Eios 10 topics In the following order:
Emotions aud Instincts, the varieties OF
9sHcticns, general causes Of emotional feel
IN subtle emotions, repression of emo.
f1al expressive and the education OF emo
BIOS much stress being laid on the latter
Eais
i re history class had very Interesting
<tsusslon on the crusades, their cause and
EEtusnre, Pope Urban showed great
lGsisdge Of National characters, in that
y chose f5e his great council Clcrmont,
eeng the warm-tempered and martial
nnks. The influence OF these holy wars
Hfa especially discussed, showing their
siafsrfead influence on civilization, not
nt ID Europe and the East, but they were
fily means Of giving 70 the world a
~ mntineit,
j ~
4 ne physics class closed yesterday with
k stdy Of light. 1t is TO be hoped that
Dr. class received some light on the sub,
III n physics In two weeks, The class
sIs that Mr. Hall win be able to
KIN back In September. after studying
%sVfeven hours week In Chicago.
" Huskey led his physiology class
4 iErsh the anatomy of the most complex
Important organ OF the body--the ali
tltary canal. BY the aid of his drawing
made tue class see the structure o.
"A ~ pait of that organ He has a com.
" Picture Of the whole canal upon the
m. With each part numbered and la.
wv The class thus far has discussed
srtonly aud physiology of the skelc.
Aa bones and Of muscles. Mr.. Illus
,exlects 70. spend the next week in
ss'aerilion OF the inueI organs and 10
~ ~ last week for general review
npisllng touch. 1'ha class Is very
a Pleased with the physiology course.
N ' aleet % gain q fair enough Idea OF
suOlecs In the time.
pa say you can not learn United states
'aE- Il is evident that you have never
Y under the guidance of true teach.
ibis branch MIR y. IL Matyr SO
n.ak the subject that the eye can as.
vs. memory. He combines history and
wMply SO as to kill two birds with one
lie emphasizes the fact that one
Msga Two related branches more cas-
ean either by itself.
~
Y sofs done In the reading and gram
! sass conducted by Mr.. De LIN Matyr.
y very high order, ana will undoubts |.
'sui' IN much benefit to those who are
sss.le enough TO be present. All city
ii NV wno teach reading. especially he
nfth grade, shoul be present
NANNY and take advantage Of fine op.
',s sssts thus offered The subject OF
ks = me most important one IN the
4. course Of study, and at the same
s Nv q The worst slighted. AIS teach
= ,,.' IVY really desire to Improve them
.[..fft tht do NV nA4 ~ Ia