The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25
SUMMER SCHOOL
At UNIVERSITY.
More Thai, Eight Hundred
Teachers Have Applied fof
Admission.
FINE CORPS OF LECTURERS.
The Course Will Extend From
June Goth to August
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lover eight hundred teachers have sig
allied their intention 10 come and we
arc looking for n very large school," Is
The latest report from Superintendent
Glass, who has charge Of the Summer
School at Charlottesville, commencing
Monday, June 20, 1906, and ending Friday,
August 4. 1906.
That no teacher OF Virginia can afford
to lose the great opportunities offered
this summer at the University of Vlr-
ginla1 is the opinion of leading educa tors.
Everything in and about the old Uni
versity Is conducive to Inspiration and
higher attachments.
ii The total enrolment In the past sum-
mers has been $500, and with the able
faculty who will have charge this sum-
mcr fully 1000 teachers are expected TO
be IN attendance.
divided into three dcpartments-Univer-
slty course. general course and academic
department.
The academic department has hereto
fore been the most popular course. Con-
nected with 1t Is Mrs. NJ. s. Monctts
teachers preparatory school. Here
teachers from the various counties In the
State receive thorough drill and re-
s View, and arc thus enabled to raise their
certificates. This summer, Mrs. Moffet
will have an able corps OF assistants
Corps of Teachers.
The academic department will have the
following corps OF teachers:
In Arithmetic-Atiss Lila London. Farm
vile. State Normal w. H. Cooke, princl-
pal High School. Charlottesville. Va.
In English Grammar-Miss Eliza D.
Baker, professor OF English. High School,
(. Lynchburg, Va; J. f. Shawan. principal
public school. Norfolk.
In Mathematical Geography-Miss Anna
i D. Le Grande. public schools, Lynchburg,
Va.
In United States Hlstory-J. A. c.
Chandler, A NJ, Phi. D.. formerly Of Rich
q mond College. Va; w. Lee McBain, A.
p NJ, Phi. D., Richmond High School.
In Reading in Grammar Grades-Miss
Mamie G. Davis. principal training school,
William and Mary College, williamsburg,
Va.
In Civil Governmental. NJ. Brown, SUI
pcrintendent OF schools. Petersburg. Va.
In Physiological. II. Brown. superlnten-
dent OF schools, Petersburg. Va.
In Botany and Zoology-Austin C..
Apgar, professor natural science. State
Z Normal, Trenton, N. j.
In Musice-Ailss Helen Place-Supervisor
OF music Horace Mann School, Columbia
University. New York.
In Drawing-D. r. Augsburg, supervisor
OF drawing, Utah City, Utah (author
Augsburg's System OF Drawing); Z. E..
Utterback. supervisor Of drawing, Allan
Ia, Ga. i. ,l.sl
In Manual Training Miss Lucy J. Mum
son. Miller Manual Training School.
Crozet. Va.
In . Chalk, odeling-Miss annie C..
Ill
and Mary College. williamsburg Va.
in Elocuuon-Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.
Southwick, Emerson College OF Oratory,
Boston, Mass. M
In Studies In Shakespeare-H. L. South
wick, Emerson College, Of Oratory, Bos-
ton. Mass.
In Bible study-Rev. B. F. coler Ann
Arbort Mich.
University Course.
Those who will have charge Of the
University course are as follows:
In Physics-Francls II. Smith, NJ A.,
Ill. D.. university OF Virginia.
In Mathematics-NYiliam NJ. Thornton,
N LII. D., University OF Virginia.
In Chemistry-John w. Mallet, NJ. D.,
4 Phi. D.. LII. D., f. r.. S., University OF
Virginia.
In Rhetoric, Literature and Compost
4 tion-W. S. Currcl NJ, a., Phi. D.. Wash
ington and Lee University.
In English-R. II. Fife. A. NJ, Phi. D.,
Wesleyan University Middleton. Conn.
In German-R. FL Fife, A. NJ. Phi. D.,
Wesleyan University, Middleton, Conn.
In Psychologist NJ. Ballet. "A. NJ. Phi.
d., dean of University of New York
4 In Latin-W.t Foushee, NJ. A, Phi. D.,
Richmond College. III
In French-R. a. Stewart, NJ. a., Phi.
4 D.. University Of Virginia.
In Spanish-R. A. Stewart, NJ. A, Phi.
D.. University OF Virginia.
In History-J. A. c. Chandler. M. A..
PHI D., formerly OF Richmond College.
In PhysIology-P.aB. Barringer A. NJ,
N. D.. University of Virginia.
General Course.
The Instructors in the general course
Fl or department of methods will be In as
follows:
In Psychologist. NJ. Ballet. A. NJ, Phi.
+ D., dean of the University Of New York.
In Pedagogy-T. n, Ballet, A. NJ. PHI.
D., dean of the University OF New York.
An Philosophy OF Education-Arnold
I. Tompkns, Phi. D., principal Chicago Nor
NAL School.
The New Educaton-G, Stanley Hall,
A. NJ, Phi. D.. LII. D.. president Clark
University. Worcester, Mass
The Science and Art Of hducation-W.
3 w. Black, A. NJ, department OF Pedagogy,
Chicago Normal School.
School Management-Arnold Tompkins,
Phi, D., principal Chicago Normal School,
School Supewslon-John P. Kennedy,
superintendent schools. Batavia. New
York.
In addition to these departments, tho
following special subjects will be taught:
,Arithmetic-A. n. Hill, assistant super
intendent of sch;-ols, Richmond.
az Method In Realing and Literature-W.
w. Black, A. H., department Of
pedagogy, Chicago Normal School.
Method in Grammar and Language-O,
I. Woodley, superintendent of schools.
Passalc, New Jersey, (author Foundation
Lessons In English).
Frank r. Darling, department OF geo.
graphy, Chicago Normal School,
@ Primary Geography-Allss Ida NJ, Watts,
public schools, Lynchhurg, Va,
Reading in Grammar Grades-Henly l.
\ SnuthwIok az A M 4. Emerson College of