The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-11
SUMMER SCHOOL.
Approaching University Session Prom
 ises to Be Successful.

Copy oI the catalogue mas peeH Pidoou in the hands of the printer. The first session of the Summer School was held last year, and was a great success, over 200 students having been enrolled. The approaching session promises to be an even greater success. The school will open on June 16 and close July 2S. Im- mediately after the close of the session the State Board of Examiners will con duct an examination at the University for teachers certificates. The faculty for the session of 1905 has been select ed. and is as follows:
 Norma B. Allen. School Music, State Normal and Training School. Potsdam, N. Y.
 Charles D. Barnwell, Ph. D., English. Professor of English, University of
 George W. Brock. A. B., English and Mathematics. Superintendent of City Schools. Opelika. Ala.
 Edward Franklin Buchner. Ph. D.. Psychology and Education. Professor of Philosophy and Education. University of Alabama.
 Sara Callen, Mathematics. Instructor in Mathematics, Alabama Girls Indus- trial School. Montevsllo, Ala.
 J. Allan Child. A. NJ. Modern Lam guages. Formerly Acting Professor of
  bama.
 J. B. Cunningham, Geography and High School Methods, Principal of High School, Birmingham. Ala.
 Joel c. DuBose. A. M, Civics and Alabama History, Professor of History, Owenton College, Owenton, Ala.
 W. Earle Drennen, A. B.. Physiology. Student in Medicine, Columbia Univer- sity.
 Lista A. Cell. School of Music.
 Elizabeth M. Haley. B. S., Methods and English, Instructor in Alabama Girls Industrial School. Montevallo, Ala.
 William R. Harrison, NJ. S.. English and Mathematics, Superintendent of City Schools. Union Springs. Ala.
 Isaac W. Hill, A. NJ. School Laws of Alabama, State Superintendent of Edu- cation. Alabama.
 M. Louise Hurst. Elocution and Phys ioal Culture, Instructor in Elocution and Physical Culture. Potter College, Bowling Green, Ky.
 Anna T. Hunter, M. S.. Assistant in Physics and Mathematics, Instructor in Physics, University of Alabama
 Ella King. Bookkeeping. Penmanship and stenography. Teacher of Bookkeep- ing and Stenography, City Graded Schools, Tuscaloosa. Ala.
 Frank NJ. Lett, M. &. Assistant in Chemistry and Physiology. Instructor in Chemistry, University of Alabama.
 J. P. Ludebuehi. School of Music, Di- rector of Music. Alabama Central Fe- male College. Tuscaloosa, Ala.
 Thomas c. McCorvey. A. NJ. History and Economies. Professor of History and Economies. University of Alabama.
 Frank T. Nisbet. Manual Training. Instructor in Manual Training. State Normal School. Florence. Ala.
 Thomas W. Palmer. A. NJ, Mathemat- ics. Professor of Mathematics, Univer- sity of Alabama.
 Augustus A. Persons. M. S.. Agricul- ture and Chemistry, Professor of Chem istry. University of Alabama.
 J. H. Phillips. Ph. D., School Organ ization and Supervision. Superintend- ent of City Schools, Birmingham. Ala.
 William B. Saftold. Ph. D., Latin and Greek. Professor of Latin and Greek. University of Alabama.
 Herbert A. Sayre. Ph. D.. Physics, Professor of Physics and Astronomy. University of Alabama.
 Cynthia F. Sessions. School of Music. Instructor in Vocal Music. Tuscaloosa Female College. Tuscaloosa. Ala.
 Beatrice Weller. Drawing, Specialist in Drawing. Chicago, III.
 A. c. Vredenburg. School of Music. Director of Music. Tuscaloosa Female College, Tuscaloosa. Ala.
 Henry J. Willingham. A. M, English and Mathematics. Principal of Fiftl District Agricultural School. Wetump- ka. Ala.
 Richard T. wyche. Story Telling and Teaching. President Story Tellers' League. New York City.
 Durinp tho Sprop,ar SohoaI 9aiI lao. lures will be given each morning at 10:30, the assembly period. These lec- lures will be in part by members of the regular summer school faculty. and in part by speakers from elsewhere. The following gentlemen have already been engaged for this purpose and other names will be added to the list later:
 Eugene c. Branson. A. M, President State Normal School. Athens. Ga.
 Irwin Craighead, editor Mobile Reg ister. Mobile. Ala.
 J. B. Cunningham, Principal of High School. Birmingham. Ala
 Joel c. DuBose, A. M, Professor of History, Owenton College.
 A. c. Harte. Secretary Young Mems Christian Association. Mobile. Ala.
 Isaac w. Hill, A. M, State Superin- tendent of Education, Montgomery, Ala.
 William Dorsey Jelks. Governor of Alabama.
 General George D. Johnston. Tus- caloosa, Ala.
 Charles D. cIver. Lit. D., President State Normal and Industrial College, Greensboro, N. C.
 A. P. Montague. Ph. D.. President of Howard College, East Lake. Ala.
 Edgar Gardner Murphy, Secretary General Education Board.
 Thomas M. Owen, A. M. Director of Alabama State Department of Archives and History, Montgomery. Ala.
 J. H. Phillips, Ph. D., Superintendent of City Schools. Birmingham. Ala.
 Rufus N. Rhodes. editor Birmingham News, Birmingham, Ala.
 Arnold Tompkins. Ph. D.. Principal of
 c. c. Thach. A. M., President Ala bama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. Ala.
 Richard T. wyche, President Story TellerS' League. New York City.
 The summer school. strictly speak ing, Is not part of the University, and has separate organization, which is as follows:
 John w. Abercrombie. President ot the University of Alabama; Edward Franklin Buchner, Chairman: Charles H. Barnwell. John Y. Graham, Thomas c. McCorvey. Thomas W. Palmer, Her bert A. Sayre, Faculty Committee or Summer School; James H. Fitts, Treas