The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-27
WINONA SUMNER SCHOOL
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS FOR
THE OPENING on JULY Z.
An Eminent Corps of Instructors for
the Various Departments-Per-
sonnet of the Faculty.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.


which will be on July Z. So many changes
and Improvements have been made that it
will be practically a new school which
opens on that day. Several new depart
ments have been created and more in
structors secured for the other depart
ments, so that this summer the faculty
Will number over fifty teachers and lee
turers. Among the new departments which
have been established are the law school,
the vacation school of the Winona Lake
Assembly, the school of Sunday school
pedagogy and the Bible institute At the
head of the law school will be V. H. Lock
wood Ii. D. of indianapolis, who will
have associated with him Judge George L.
Reinhard, Ii. D., professor of law at Indi-
ana University; Prof John. d. Lawson. LII
d., Of the University of Missouri, and Prof.
d. II. Pingrey, A. NJ. of Illinois Wesleyan
University. Courses of lectures Will be
given by prominent lawyers whose names
have not yet been announced. This depart
ment is intended 10 give benefit 10 practic-
ing lawyers, students of law and business
men. The vacation school, which will be
department of the school of pedagogy, will
be in charge of Prof. Howard Sandison, of
the Indiana State Normal School, Terre
Haute. 1t has been established in order to
give opportunity for children to pursue
light line of study during the summer.
Professor Sandison will be assisted by the
following graduates of the State Normal
School: Prof. Charles ]. Waits, Dora Z.
Carver, Telulah Robinson and Prof. Fred
Mutchler. The new school of Sunday
school pedagogy will be in charge of Prof
IL. M. Hamill, ID. D., of Nashville Tenn,
who will be assisted by Miss Eleanor Kir-
by, of indianapolis, and Marion Lawrence
international general secretary, Toledo, O.
President j. A Leavitt, of Ewing College
Ewing, H., is TO be dean of the new Bible
institute, but its organization has not been
completed.
distinction of being the only summer school
organized upon the university idea. 1t was
formed eight years ago by federation of
leading colleges and universities each col
leSe assuming responsibility for a single
department of the school and conducting it
with its own force of teachers. The school
was recognized this year and placed more
firmly upon this basis The Rev Sol G.
Dickey, u. D., who succeeds DR.. w. p.
Kane as president of the school, and Prof.
e. j. Fluegei has been elected registrar.
Prof. Stanley Coulter. of Purdue Univer-
sity, will again be dean of the school of
nature study. Prof Howard b. Sandison,
of the Indiana State Normal, Terre Haute,
will be al the head of the school of peda-
gogy, and each week the school will be in
charge of a different professor of the State
Normal School. Mrs. Eliza A. Baker of the
Indiana Kindergarten and Primary Normal
Training School, Indianapolis, will be dean
of the, school of kindergarten and primary
methods. and Miss NJ. Ellen Iglehart, Chi
cago Fine Arts Chicago, will again have
charge of the school of fine arts. Prof. H.
NJ. Kingery. Wabash College, will be dean
of the school of classical languages. and
Prof. E. J. Fleugel, of Purdue University,
will be at the head of the school of modern
Languages.
Following is the entire faculty of the
school: Principal, the Rev. 5. c. Dickey.
d. D.; registrar, Professor f. j. FluegeL
School of nature study. Professor Stanley
Coulter, Purdue University, dean; special
nstrqetors ar John M COULTER qnger
Clark University, Worcester, Mass; A. w.
Butler Indianapolis. School of Pedagogy,
Profess s H9w ard B. San sandis9n; Indiana
special instructors, Professor w. w. Par
sons. president State Normal School; Pro-
fessor Albert r. Chairman, pedagogical de-
partment State Normal School; Professor
Francis NJ. Stalker, pedagogical depart
ment State Normal School: special lect-
urers TO be announced. School Of kinder
garten and primary methods, Mrs. Eliza
A. Blaker, Indiana Kindergarten and Pri-
mary Normal Training School, Indianap-
oils, dean; special instructors, Mrs. Martha
Logsdon Coull, supervisor of primary
schools and kindergartens, Menominee.
Wis; Miss G.. Pearl Armstrong, Indiana
Kindergarten and Primary Normal Train
ing School, Indianapolis. School Of CLASH
cal languages, Professor II. NJ. Kingery,
Wabash College. dean. School of modern
languages, Professor Z. j. Fleugel, Purdue
| University, dean: Miss Charlotte ]. Cipri-
ami. Doctern de / Universite de France;
| Senior Felix E. de la Cara, Victoria City,
Mexico. School of English and English
! literature, Professor Frank c. Tilden, De-
| pauw University dean. School of mathe-
MATES, Miss Katherine CT. Hine, The
| Western, Oxford, O., dean. School of fine
arts. Miss NJ. Ellen Iglehart, Chicago Fine
Arts dean; special instructors, Miss Mary
| Iglehart, Chicago; Miss Lillian j. Habig,
! Chicago; Mrs. Louise Isabel Barwick. Chi
| cago; special lecturer, dorado Taft, Chica-
! go Art Institute, Chicago School of prac-
! teal arts, Professor w. +. Stipp, author
| of Stipp's Commercial Law and Bookkeep-
| ing, dean; special instructor, Miss Orienne
! Harris, Green Bay, Wis School of express
4 sion and physical culture, Misses Margaret
| and Agnes oliver, Cedar Falls Ia, deans.
! School of athletics, Professor ID. d. Hanes
| Wabash College; dean. School of physical
! Northwestern Military Academy, dean;
! special instructor. Professor Fred c. Spald-
| ing, Hanover College. School of music,
! Professor w. S. Sterling, Cincinnati Col
i lege of Music. dean: special instructors
! Signor Romeo Gorno. Professor r A. jain
/ Professor Richard Schliewen, all of Cincin-
/ natl College of Music, and Professor w. A
| science, Miss Josephine Schiller, Girls
! Classical School, Indianapolis, dean. School
| Of Sunday-sehool pedagogy, Professor II
| NJ ffaTnHl, u H. NASHVILLE, Ienn., dean
! special instructors, Marion Lawrence in
! ternational general secre tary, Toledo, O.
Miss Eleanor C. Kirby, indianapolis
School of law. Professor V. II. Lockwood
Indianapolis. dean; special lecturers. Judge
| George l.. Reinhard. Indiana University
/ Professor John ID. Lawson, University OF
Missouri; Professor Darius H. Pingrey
! Illinois Wesleyan University. Vacation
/ school, Professor Howard Is. Sandison, IN
diana State Normal School dean; Professor
/ Charles ]. Waits, Terre Haute: Miss Dora
/ inson, Terre Haute; Professor Fred Mulch
Ter, Terre Haute. Bible institute, j A
Leavitt, d. D., president Ewing College
! Ewing. Ill. dean.
A printed announcement of the Winon;
| Agricultural and Technical Institute wa
/ issued to-day. In this official document
/ is stated that the school will be located 4
/ WinOna lake and will be opened Tuesday
/ Sept. IS. The fun course of study is an
| complete the course in the PREPARATORY de
/ partment and four years in the academi
/ DEPARTMENT. a student must have Obtaine
forty credits in the academic department
| before he will receive his Diploma Ever
I student will be required to perform tire
hours manual labor each dag. for whic
he will be paid Is cents per hour II Is an
nOunced that the expense for each studen
/ for one year viii be S2lj. but large mum
+ Der of scholarships have been established
The Moody memorial building. the Marsha|
Home and the Swiss terrace will be use
until new buildings can be erected Il ,
/ expected that the James A Mount n4e.norfa
/ building will be ready for occupancy b
September Of 1903.
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