The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-05

Faculty Chosen for the Coming Ses-
sion at Athens.

Athens, Ga, March 4--The larger
number of the professors who are to
constitute the faculty of the University
of Georgia Summer School, to be held
in this city July 1-Aug. O. have been
chosen and contracts entered into with
them. President Z. {. Branson, of the
State Normal School, who is Superin-
tendent of the Summer School, has sue
ceeded in gathering together in this
faculty as large a number of able edu-
Gators as ever served in a similar in
slitution in the South. They have been
selected from every section Of the coun-
try and are leaders in their respective
lines of work.
The complete faculty is as follows:
Superintendent Otis Ashmore, Savan-
nah, Ga, Physical Geography, Obser-
National Astronomy. Miss Sarah Louise
Arnold, Newton Center. Mass. Read
ing and Language. Prof. Austin C.
Apgar, Trenton, n. j., Nature studies.
President ]. w. Abercrombie, Universe
~ of Alabama, Lectures on Rural
School Problems. DR.. George F. At
kinsOn, Ithaca, n. Y, Plant Relations
and functions. Prof. d. Q. Abbott,
Athens, Ga, Arithmetic and Book
keeping. President e. c. Branson,
State Normal School. Ethics of Con-
duct. Prof. w. II. Bocock, University
of Georgia, Greek. Superintendent g.
q. Bond. Athens. Ga, History of Edu-
cation, Music. DIR. J. H. Chappell, Mil
ledgeville, Ga, War Lectures. Mrs.
Ida Hood Clarke, Nashville, Tenn,
Handicrafts. DIR. ]. p. Campbell, Uni
Versity of Georgia. Biology. Miss Stella
Center, Lucy Cobb Institute. Express
sion. Miss Lucy l.. Davis, State Nor
NAL School, Model School, Correlation.
Prof. u. Fl. Davenport University of
Georgia, Physics Mrs. w. n. Double
day, New York, Bird-life. Superintend-
ent Lawton B. Evans, Augusta, Super
vision of Rural Schools. Prof D. l..
Earnest, Athens. Ga, Elementary Phys
les. Miss f. Gertrude Ford, Demerest,
Ga, Physical Culture. Prof. H. r. Full
ton, Natchez Miss, Physiology.
Prof. E. L. Griggs, Athens, Ga, me-
chanical drawing. DR.. w. B. Hill,
University of Georgia, lectures on Sid
ney Lanier, and wit and humor. Miss
Emily Harrison, Athens, Ga. story
telling. Prof. F. NJ. Harper, Athens,
Ga, latin. Dr. James L. Hughes, To-
ronto Canada, lectures. Miss Bessie
Holt, Augusta, Ga, art education.
Prof. ]. Nj. Johnson, Athens, Ga, ag-
riculture. Miss Madeline Keipp, Ath-
ems, Ga, instrumental music. Prof.
Joseph Lustrat, University of Georgia.
French. Miss F. II. Lyon. Athens,
Ga, handicrafts. Miss Margueret |
Murphy. Louisville, KY, kindergar- |
ten. Dr. Fred Mutchler. Wor-
cester,. Mass, nature study.
ledgeyille, Ca, domestic arts and |
sciences. President P. H. Nell. Glenn
son College, S. c.. mineralogy, plant |
functions and relations. Prof. K. G.. |
Matheson, Georgia School of Technol-
ogy. rhetoric. Prof. John Morris, Uni |
versity of Georgia, German. Prof. J. |
H. T. Mcpherson, University of Geor- |
gia, European history, civics. Rev. |
John D. Nell, Athens Ga, parliament |
airy practice. Prof. F.. ]. Orr, Athens, |
Ca, art education, manual training. |
Miss Susan Newton, Athens, Ga,
United States history, Georgia history. |
Miss c. S. Parrish, Athens, Ga, edu- |
cational psychology, experimental |
PHYSIOLOGY, child study. Dean ]. e. |
Russell. Teachers College, Columbia |
University, New York, lectures. Prof. |
Alexander Rhodes, Athens Ca, geo.
graphy, school gardening. Prof. c. NJ. |
Smelling, Athens, Ga. algebra or ge-
ometry. President ]. S. Stewart, Dab
lonega, Ga, school libraries. Prof E,
B. Smith, Athens, Ga, grammar, COM
position. rhetoric. Prof. w. L. Rey-
nolds,law school courses. Miss Lellie NJ.
Smith, Athens. Ga, model
schools. DR.. II. C. White,
University of Georgia, chemistry.
Prof c. NJ Strahan. Athens, Ga, farm
engineering or surveying. Miss Jes-
guage and literature. Mrs. Jessie E.
Southwick, Boston, Mass, public
school reading, principles of interpru-
tative expression. Miss Jane T.. Tay-
lor Athens. Ga, domestic arts and
sciences. Prof. w L. Weber, oxford.
Ga, literature, Southern poets. Prof.
T. ]. Woofter, Milledgeville, Ga, prin-
ciples of education Prof. j. C. Wood
ward, College Park. Ga, address. Miss
Ida Young, Athens, Ga, elementary
Latin. Other contracts are yet to be
made with some of the leading educa-
tors of the nation.
During the session of the summer
school addresses will be made by the
following distinguished citizens of this
country: Gov Charles B. Aycock of
North Carolina, Supt NJ. L. Brittian,
Atlanta; President ]. d. Dickey of
Emory College, Supt. c. B. Gibson of
Columbus, Ga; DR.. G. r. Glenn, At
lanta, Ga; DR.. Joseph B. Graham of
Alabama, Hon. A. L. Hall, Athens, Ga;
Hon Clark Howell of Atlanta, Hon. ].
HI. Hill of Alabama, DR. Charles D..
McIver of North Carolina, Hon. w. B.
Merritt, Atlanta; Dr. Edward Garde-
ner Murphy of Alabama, Bishop c. X.
Nelson, Atlanta: Prof. NJ NJ Park,
Savannah; Supt. j.. M. Pound of Ma
con. Gov. J. NJ. Terrell of Georgia,
Hon. Hoke Smith, Atlanta; Hon. w.
n. Sheats. Tallahassee, Fla; Supt. w.
F. Staten. Atlanta; Supt. J.. c. Ward
law, Thomasville; DR.. Isaac S. Hop
kins of Athens
The management of the summer
school have succeeded in securing from
the railroads a one-fare rate for the
round trip from all points in this sec
ton of the country, which will insure
very large attendance when this in
stitution is opened next July