Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-04-26
THE STATE SUMNER SCHOOL,.
Announcement Of the Faculty What Is Being
Done by the State superintendent

COlleRe juno II 10 July lS. In auultlOn
to this faculty Of Instructors there will
be provided a special series of evening
lectures and entertainments, which will
be announced later, The faculty is as
follows:
ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD.
Superintendent, o. b. Martin, State
superintendent of education.
Associate, p. II. Nell, president Clem-
son College.
Assistant, w. Fl. Barton, chief clerk in
department of education.
Stenographer, Miss Irene Platt.
FACULTY.
Superintendent Lawton b. Evans, Au-
gusta city schools, supervision.
Superintendent 4. l.. Hughes, Green
vile city schools, illustrated geography.
DIR. James p. Kinard, Winthrop Col
lege, grammar.
Prof. II. Gilbert Pearson, North Caro-
lima Normal and Industrial College,
nature study and bird life.
DR.. d. r. Augsburg, supervisor draw
ing, Oakland, Cal. Assistants to be an
nounoed.)
DR.. A. j.. Manchester, Converse Col
lege, music.
Prof. A. G. Moore, South Carolina Col
lege, physiograpby.
Superintendent S. III. Edmunds Sum-
ter city schools, composition and rhetoric.
Prof. d. w. Daniel, Clemson College,
English and American literature.
Superintendent T. C. Walton, Ander-
son city schools, Psychology and history
of education.
Prof. NJ. d. Earle, Furman University,
algebra and geometry.
Prof. p. T. Brodie, Clemson College,
trigonometry, analytic geometry
Prof. w. NJ. Riggs, Clemson College,.
mechanic arts.
DR.. Haven Metcalf, Clemson College,
botany and school gardening.
DR.. j. l.. Mann, Florence city schools,
pedagogy and school management
Prof. A. G. Rembert, Wofford College,
Latin.
Prof. G. G. Newman, Clemson College,
horticulture.
Prof. w. G. Smith, North Carolina
Normal and Industrial College, Ameri-
can and genel al history.
Superintendent w. f. Dendy, Pickens
graded schools, civics.
Miss Mary f. Wickliffe, Winthrop Col
lege, manual training.
Miss Elizabeth e. Lumpkin, Winthrop
College, reading and elocution.
Miss Katherine Pasch, Missouri Nor
NAL School, applied manual training in
primary work.
Miss Margaret Puryear, Augusta city
schools, primary methods.
Miss Minnie McFeat, Winthrop Col
lege, child study and kindergarten work.
Miss Catherine Mulligan, Winthrop
College, domestic science.
President p. II. Nell and the special
committee of the Clemson faculty, ap-
pointed to advise and assist with the
Summer School arrangements, are given
careful thought and wise efforts to tho
plans for the comfort and pleasure of the
teachers who attend the Summer School.
The Clemson board of trustees made an
appropriation to put the College building
and dormitories In excellent shape for
the reception of the teachers. Just as
soon as the session closes the rooms and
halls will be thoroughly oleansed and
renovated. The horticultural depart
ment has been planting vegetables and
flowers especially for the Summer School,
and careful foresight is being exercised
in order to provide the best culi-
nary advantages. Arrangements are
being made for several side trips in the
vicinity of Clemson College. The
teachers will have opportunities to visit
John G.. Calhoun's home, which is on
the campus, and also the home of John
Ewing Calhoun, his father, which is
nearby. They will also visit Old Stone
Church, where Calhoun worshipped and
where Governor Pickens and other dis
tinguished men are buried. Fort Rut-
ledge, Pendleton and other historic
places are not far away, and excursions
will be run to Tallulah Falls and else
where.
The catalogue, with full announce
ments of the Summer School and appli-
cation blanks will be issued from the
Office of the State Superintendent of Edu-
cation within the next few days. This
catalogue will contain the following in
formation, which will be especially
valuable at this time:
The dormtories, all of the public
buildings and the boarding department
of Clemson College will be at the service
of the teachers who assemble here for
the Summer School. About 800 teachers
can be accommodated. The dormitores
are supplied with everything necessary,
and the authorities will endeavor in every
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