The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-22
THE SUMMER SCHOOL
Opened Monday Morning With Flat
tering AttenddnCe--It Will Con-
tinue for Six Weeks.

tering AttendanCe--It Will Con-
tinue for Six Weeks.
The first summer school attempted to
be held in this county in connection
with the County Normal Institute,
opened at the high school building on
Monday morning, under most flattering
conditions, the enrolment being 81 for
the first week. AS the school will con-
tinue for six weeks and students NAV
enter at any time the attendance be-
fore it closes will be quite large. The
idea of holding summer school was
brought out by county superintendent
Eli Hutchinson and he went to work
with an idea of making tia success
and he has devoted many hours of bard
work in perfecting the arrangements,
SO he can feel proud of the undertaking.
Two sessions are held daily, the hours
being from 7:45 to 11:40 a. NJ, and from
l:3O to $3.50 p. M, all under the direc-
tion of Prof. Hutchinson as conductor.
His assistants are among the best edu-
Gators Of southern Iowa and those who
attend the summer school will certainly
receive the best of results. The last
two weeks of the school will embrace
the regular normal institute, and at that
time the attendance will be largely in
creased, as many of the older teachers
who will attend the institute proper
did not care to attend the entire six
weeks.
The examinations will be held on july
20, Il, and %, and but one examination
will be given for both promotion in the
grades and for teachers certificate, as
the examination will embrace the list
OF questions prepared by the state sup
erintendent for teachers examination,
The instructors of the school are
Prof. f. P. Reed, of Van Vert, who
teaches algebra, grammar and econom-
les. Prof. j. M. Pierce, of Leon, arith-
snetic and physiology; Prof. ]. M. Howell
of Davis City, history and geography;
Prof. A. L. Lyon, Of Garden Grove, di-
dactics, physics and civics; Miss Mabel
Horner, Of Lamont, orthography, reading
and music; Prof. Eli Hutchinson, of
Leon, school law.
The following is the enrolment for.
the first week: N
M. f. CoontZ, Woodland.
Mrs. Lois Dorrance, Leon.
Harriet Meter, Leon.
Alta Hauenstein, Grand River.
Mrs. Cora B. Moore, Lamont.
Lena Stephens. Woodland.
Charles Tye, Pleasanton.
Il. E. Wilson, Lineville.
Kathleen Ogden, Leon.
Sylvia Vandel, Pleasanton.
Mrs. M. P. Lindsey, Leon.
Maude Meter, Leon.
Mate Parrish, Leon.
GRADE
Helen Gardner, Leon.
Mrs. Kate Grogan, Leon.
Minnie Downey, Decatur.
Mrs. Roxy Kellogg, Decatur.
Nora Billiard, Leon.
Ella Seufer, Garden Grove.
Blanche Bates, Van Vert.
Nellie Guthrie, Leon.
Rolla Shewmaker, Grand River.
]. A. Dunn, Leon.
Blanch Leeper, Pleasanton.
GRADE
Maxine Galnmill, Linevile.
Ruey Hazlet, Leon.
Bessie CARRIER, Leon.
Eliza Bunch, Leon.
Linnie Gardner, Leon.
Ethel Sprague, Leon.
Emmett Daughton, Grand River.
Girls Overholtzer, Grand River.
Ethel King, Van Vert.
Lulu Newcomer, Leon.
Myrtle Rumley, Leon.
Georgia Rudibaugh, Davis City.
Maud Stocker, Leon.
Ella Williamson, Leon.
Ray Cozad, Lineville.
Nellie Smith, Leon.
Frona Stetzler, Kellerton.
Hattie L. Attebury, Decatur.
GRADE
Belva Hollister, Pleasanton.
John Gardner, Decatur.
Ray Watsebaugh, Leon.
Will Bradley, Leon.
Susie Priest, Decatur.
Vo1ma Heckathorn, Decatur.
Ellen Turpen, Pleasanton.
Abbie Minor, Leon.
Ora Woolsey, Leon.
Christina Kyle, Leon.
Hattie Kinds, Leon.
Olive Evans, Leon.
Florence Finley, Leon.
Lulu Blades, Van Vert.
Flora Brown, Davis City.
Myrta Walters, Davis City.
Walter Morey, Pleasanton.
Vern Willis, Pleasanton.
Mary Baker, Grand River.
Leila Sutterlin, Lineville.
Della McCarty, Lineyille.
Camilla Thompson, Weldon.
John r. Hinkle, Saline, Mo.
Ivan Beach, Pleasanton.
Paul stookey, Leon.
e. B. Johnson, Grand River.
Ruby Hazlett, Leon.
Winnie Housh, Leon.
Ralph Johnson, Davis City.
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