The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-15
BUTLER SUMNER SCHOOL
CIRCULARS ANNOUNCING THE COURSE
ARE ISSUED.
Instruction for Persons That Expect
to Teach I'm Graded Schools
The Faculty.

Butler College will again offer courses
Of instruction during the summer months.
The circulars were issued yesterday and
contain all information regarding the sum
mer school summer term OF instruction
has been given at the college for the past
three years, and in each case it has been
successful. The purpose of the summer
school is TO provide instruction TO those
persons that now teach or expect to teach
in the graded schools high schools and
academies. in order that they may better
prepare themselves in those studies in
which they are giving or intend to give
instruction: to teachers and other persons
who desire to better prepare themselves
for those examinations necessary to the
holding OF city, county or state teachers
licenses; to principals and superintendent
who desire aid to the better understanding
of the theory and practice Of their work; to
students who expect to enter colleges in the
fall but whose preparation is deficient; to
students who are in arrears in some por-
tion - their work: to others who wish TO
avail themselves OF opportunities for gen.
eral culture and learning, but whose only
leisure is during the summer vacation The
term will begin June % and end Aug /.
During the six weeks as much work will
be accomplished as in a regular twelve
week term No examination will be re-
CURED FOR entrance, but students will be
admitted as they are found qualified. The
courses of instruction to be offered are as
follows:
Ii. d.. president and professor Of Latin,
Greek two courses)-Demarchu c.
Brown. A. NJ, professor of Greek, Butler
German 1.-TWO courses)-omar Wilson. a.
NJ, instructor of German, Butler College.
French 1.-TWO courses) and Spanish (six
courses)-Percy b. Burnett n. b. professor
OF French and Spanish, Butler College.
English (six courses)-Will ID. Howe, a.
NJ, Phi. D.. professor of English, Butler
College; Charles S. Thomas. A. NJ, teacher
OF senior English, ShortridSe High School.
Political Science lone course) and Sociol-
ogy tone course)-J. Dorsey Forrest, A. NJ,
Phi. D., professor of sociology, Butler Col
lege.
Education zone course) and Philosophy
(three courses)-Arthur X. Rogers, A. b,
Phi. D.. professor of philosophy, Butler Col
lege.
History -four courses)-Christophe B.
Coleman, A r., B. D.. professor of history.
Butler College.
Mathematics (seven courses)-WiTiam r.
Longley. a. b: Isabel l.. VinZant
Biology five cOurses), Geology and Physi@
cal Geography-Henry l.. Bruner, A. B..
Phi D., professor Of biology. Butler College
Chemistry (fOur courses) and Physics
Zone course)-William j. Karslake. Nj. S.,
Phi D.. professor of chemistry, Butler Col
lege.
Physical Training Zone course)-W. L.
Kelly, b Lit. director of physical training,
Butler College.
Music flour cOurses)-Evelyn Jeffries, A
B.; Georgia Calvin, y. B.. AdOlph Schell-
schmidt
Credit certificates will be given all stu
dents who satisfactorily complete the work
OF any Of the courses in the summer school.
Because of the affiliatiOn between Butler
College and the University of Chicago,
credits through the summer school will be
given the same value by both institutions.
A special course for teachers has been ar
ranged with special reference to the needs
of teachers. The library and reading rooms
will be open to the summer students at all
times. William j. Karslake is secretary
OF the summer school.