The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
THE SUMMER NORMAL.

edy and Comedy.
Z. King John: The shakespcarcan Con-
ception of History.
s. ., 10. Difficult Plays: Macbeth. Ham
let. The Tempest.
OF course, dear teachers, have only
mentioned GONE Of the rare dessert in
store for those who attend.
In the Manual Training Department
there will be basket making. weaving,
paper folding, card board construction
and chalk modelling.
Ono of the newest and best features
will be an ''Art School," conducted by
Professors r. Graham Cootes and w. j.
Scott. The school will be conducted In
DR. G. w. Kent's large lecture room. and
VII be devoted TO painting and drawing
from costume model and nature. Tho
course will embrace drawing. painting.
Illustrating, design and composition or
tho making OF pictures. No previous cx-
perlence Will be required. The aim OF the.
Instructors Will be To adapt tho criticism
In every case to personal needs and adj
vunccment of tho student.
Prof, Cootes is n q. a. and N. A. Of the
University OF Virginia. For the past
three years he has been u resident OF
New York and Il student at tho Chase
School, under Du Mond, Henri. Miller.
Mora. Penfeld and Christy. Professor
Scott is one of the illustrators for Har-
per's Magazine, Harper's Weekly and
Saturday Evening Post This Art School
was conducted last summer at chautan-
qua, and drew o number OF artists from
all parts OF the country.
The Training School under the direction
Of Mrs. NJ s. Moffett, Lexington, Va.
has for its SPECIAL object the prepara-
tion OF teachers holding second and third
"A a ~, Ln krta tI,A
coming examinations. Teachers entering
will DO given continuous drill upon the
subjects upon which they are most def
Client This Training School was estab-
lshed for tho first time last year, and
was one Of the leading features of the
School of Methods.
CHANGING over tho faculty for this term
I find such distinguished teachers as
John w. Mallett, NJ. D.. Pm, ~, Ill. D.,
n. r. S.. University OF Va. Francis II.
1 Smith, M. A., LII. D., University Of Va;
Will am NJ. Thornton, LII. d., University
OF Va; c. w. Kent. M. A., Ph d. Uni
versity Of Va; w. s. Currcl. NJ. A., Ph.
n, Washington and Lee University: r.
Fl. Fife, A. NJ, Phi, D.. Wesleyman unl-
verslty. Middleton. Conn; =, r. Rogers.
a. NJ, Ph. d., Unvers ty Of Va; c. g..
Wright, b. a.. University OF Va; r. A.
Stewart, NJ, A., PHI d., University OF
| Va; u. A. g, Chandler. NJ A., Phi. D..
Richmond College; T. w, Page, ~. NJ,
/ Ph. D.. University OF California,
These gentlemen VIII have charge Of
the University Course, which extends
/ through SIX weeks,
In the Department OF Methods we have
e, Howard Grlggs, M. A., Montclnir. ~.
r., formerly Of Leland Stamford Uniyer-
sity; Arnold Tonnpklns, Pr. D., Principal
Of oh cage Normal School; Chas A.
McMurray. Ph. D., Principal OF Training
school, State Normal University, De
kalb, III; Miss Leila Herndon, state
Normal, Farmvllle, Va; Mss NJ, Llzzie
Harvey. Lynchburg Public Schools; Miss
Ida NJ, Watts. Public Schools. Lynehburg
Va: D. M Brown, supt. Of Schools
Petersburg, VA: Miss Elizabeth Curtis,
Public Schools, Newport News. va, Miss
| Margaret Puryear Augusta, Ga. will
have charge Of chat unique feature "A
Model Country School"
! In the .Academ c Department will be w,
H, Cooke. High School. Charlottesville,