Williams news., 1904-06-18
NORTHERN NORMAL
Five Weeks Summer Session From
 June 27 to July 29, 1904

The large increase Tn attendance on the summer sessions of both universities and normal schools throughout the country from year to year exclusively proves the wisdom of the summer session, and makes plain the professional spirit which animates. the great body of teachers in the United States. Ev- cry teacher also recognizes the great benefit derived from meeting his fellow teachers and exchanging ideas on educational subjects and thus more thoroughly unifying and improving the work of the public schools. The summer sessions at the Northern Arizona Normal school not only give every progressive teacher an opportunity to take thorough review in subject matter branches, before the territorial teachers examination in Septem- Der, but also gives a splendid op- portunity to take a systematic course of study in professional sub jects, ultimately leading to gradua- tion. The diplomas of the North ern Arizona Normal school are cer- tifcates for life in Arizona and were accredited by the state board of ed- ucation of California at the August meeting, 1903, which makes them all the more desirable.
 All subjects passed at the final examinations given at the close of the summer session will be accred- ited toward graduation, providing standing of 80 per cent or above is taken, and also provided the stu dent has a record of attendance of 80 per cent or above.
 The summer session of the North ern Arizona Normal school was held during June and July, 1903. and the attendance, interest mani tested, and results shown, were clearly beyond the expectations of both the normal board of education and the faculty. The promise for the coming session of 1904 is far brighter, since the experimental stage has passed and the need of the summer school for teachers is clearly shown.
 Students and teachers, by buying first-class limited one way tickets from place of starting to Flagstaff, and receiving a certificate from agent to this effect, can obtain free transportation to place of starting by having certificates duly certified to by the principal of the Normal and presenting same before August l5, 1904.
 The above arrangement has been made with the Santa Fe, Prescott < Phoenix, from Phoenix, Congress Junction, Prescott and Jerome Junction, and with the Southern Pacific from all stations in Arizona to Maricopa.
 COURSE OF STUDY AND FACULTY.
 A. N. Taylor-Geometry algebra, and psychology.
 1 Chas. F. Arithmetic, chemistry, physical culture. and physics.
 Miss Cornelia Hartwell-Physi- ology, U. s. history, Am. literature, English grammar.
 Miss Clara Fish-Juvenile Span ish, advanced Spanish, and English composition.
 Miss Bertha F. Huntsman-Pri- mary reading methods, general methods, pedagogy, and history of education
 EXPENSE.
 The expense to students who are not in regular attendance at the Normal will be ten dollars for the full course. Those in attendance at the Normal will be admitted foI } five dollars. The tuition fee is pay. able strictly in advance and stu , dents will be admitted to classes } only on presentation of registration card signed by the principal, which ! will constitute receipt for tyitinr fees.