Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-20
SUMMER NORMAL
OPENS TODAY
Attendance Is Large and Success
full Term Predicted

WIN ai ihNEGaS0 VI AbNAe ~ pNA
cent Ia the registration over that Of
last year the summer normal school
commenced the first day OF the SEES
sion this morning. The entire day
win be devoted to registration work.
and tomorrow morning at o'clock
the regular class work, which will
last until August 2s. will be COM
menced. The registration this morn
ing was brisk, and those in charge
are decidedly pleased with the large
attendance and express the opinion
that It will be nearly. IL not fully,
double that OF last year,
The registration is being held at
the central building OF the public
school. and at this place the class
work during the session will be con-
Quoted. The forenoon from o'clock
each day will be devoted TO class
work and lectures, A regular line
OF study viii be outlined for those
in attendance, and lectures from time
to time will be given by prominent
educators upon the subiects, and on
topics of interest 10 teachers, and
students who contemplate taking up
the profession OF teaching. The az
ternoons and evenings will be devot-
ed to recreation, amusements and
study.
Professor Barton. superintendent
OF the public schools OF the city, has
charge OF the location OF teachers,
and those desiring tents for the SEES
sion or room and board can secure
them by making application 70 Aim.
Professor Soulen of the state univer-
sity. win be in charge OF the school
work of the normal, and VIII
be assisted by an able and efficient
corps OF instructors from various
state institutions. Professor II. w.
Hlbbard, OF the Lewiston normal
school will have charge OF the de-
partment OF mathematics and Prof.
Otis Randall. the superintendent OF
the Moscow public schools, will act
as Instructor in history and ciyica.
Miss urich. an Instructor in the Lew
iston normal. viii be at the head of
the English department. and Mrs.
Iron. OF Standpoint. will have super
vision OF the primary classes.
The purpose and object OF the nor
NAL is primarily to prepare teachers
for higher grades OF certificates, and
the studies are mapped out with the
view OF enabling the holders of third
grade certificates TO successfully pre-
pare for second grade. and those Of
a second grade for first. The work
will be arranged. II the demand il
sufficient. so that students of high
schools. who desire to review the
work OF their school year may do 50
Those who registered this morning
are as follows. Ruth Linn, Beryle
Alger, Theo. A. Hunt. J. c. Faux
ner. Anna l.. Johnson, Bertha Hill
Maud NJ. Tollman, Halle u. Tollman
Enie Erylng. Corinne Robertson, Ell
yira EnEstrom. May carscallen
Adolph Carr. j. W. Reid. Helen
Green. all OF this city, and Jessie
McKibbin. Wallace; Pearl Davis
Kendriek; Beatrice Darcy. Burke
Lou E. Campbell, Portsmouth. Ohio
@. W. Harrington. Kellogg: EsteIl'
D. Penland. Juliaetta; Anna Keliner
Rathdrum: Lucy r. Nelson. Manila
r. T.. Violet Lealy. Spokane; viviaI
williams. Beauty Bay: Vernon Beay
erH. Post Falls: Julia Vogel. Potlatch
Minnie Berry. Rathdrum: Ava N
Stewart. MOSCOW: Lolo Crawford
Juliaetta: Frances GoHnett. Peck
Tessie Il. HawIey. Laclide: Angus
Meswarb. Moses Lake: and Roberts
TaplIn. Wallace