The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-22
SUMMER SCHOOL OF
THE UNIVERSITY
COURSES OF STUDY MAPPED
OUT-FAcULTY Is MADE UP OF
ARLEsT EDUCATORS IN THE
STATE.

University, April 21.-(special.) -Prepa-
rations for the fourth session of the Uni
versity Summer school are now being
made by the officers of the institution
The courses of study have been mapped
out, faculty selected, and when the ses-
sion opens on June u everything will be
in readiness for the accommodation of
the students. The faculty is made from
the ablest educators of the state, as will
be seen from the following list:
Charles Fl. Barnwell. Phi. D., English,
professor of English, University of Ala
bama.
George w. Brook, A. B., English and
mathematics, superintendent of city
schools, Opelika.
Edward f. Buchner, PHI D., Psychology
and education, professor of philosophy
and education University OF Alabama.
Edward l.. Colebeck, A. NJ. Greek and
Latin. professor of ancient languages,
Southern university. Greensboro.
J. B. Cunningham, geography and High
school methods, principal OF High school,
Birmingham.
James ]. Doster, B. PHI, manual train
ing, instructor Ill MANUAL tidlnlnBs oldhc
Normal college, Troy
William f. Feagin, NJ. S., school laws,
state department of education, Montgonl-
cry.
Mary c. Forney, methods of teaching,
instructor in pedagogy, State Normal
school, Jacksonville.
James Fl. Foster, A. M, English and
mathematics. superintendent of graded
schools, Tuscaloosa.
Anna Mccoy Francis, elocution and
physical culture instructor in st. Mary s
college, Dallas, Tex.
Carleton B. Gibson. A. NJ. school or
ganization and supervision, superintend-
ent of city schools, Columbus, Ga.
John Y. Graham, PHI. L., physiology
and hygiene. professor of biology, Uni
versity of Alabama.
W. C. Griggs, history of Alabama, SUI
perintendent of city schools, Brewton
William r. Harrison, NJ. S., English
and mathematics, superintendent of city
schools. Union Springs.
Francis Higgins. English, Instructor in
Dallas academy. Selma.
Sarah f. Luther, penmanship, instruc-
tor in public schools, Opelika.
Thomas c. McCorvey, history and eco
nsnlics, professor of history and political
economy. University of Alabama.
Thomas NJ. owen. LII. D., library meth
DDS, director state department of archives
and history. Montgomery
Thomas w. Palmer. IL. D.. mathemat-
les, professor of mathematics, University
of Alabama.
Augustus A. Persons. NJ. c.. agriculture
and chemistry. professor of chemistry,
University of Alabama.
Alice Sachs, school music, director Of
public school music, Montgomery.
Herbert A. Sayre, Phi. D.. physics, pro-
lessor of physics and astronomy, Univer-
sity of Alabama.
George e. Wallace, drawing, director OF
manual arts. public schools. Mobile
In addition to lectures by members of
the regular faculty, the following well
known educators and entertainers will
address the summer school students: Ed
ward F. Bigelow. PHI D.. editor st. Mich
oIas magazine, Stanford, Conn; o. T.
Corson editor Ohio Educational Monthly;
IAawton b. Evans, A. NJ. superintendent
of schools, Augusta, Ca; H. c. Gunnels,
LII. B., state superintendent of educa-
ton. Montgomery; A. c. Harte, A. NJ,
| secretary Mobile Y. NJ. c. A.; Lincoln
Hulley, Phi. D., president John B. Stet-
son university. Deland, Fla; Mrs. ]. d.
aIatIock, Birmingham, and President
| Charles c. Thach, president Alabama
Polytechnic institute, Auburn.