The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-18
SUMNER SCHOOL
At S. D. S. c.
viii Begin June l6 and Con-
tlnue to July 7
BULLETIN SETTING FORTH DETAILS
Has Been Issued and May Be
Had For The ,ASkinQ

fhe State college has just issued
bulletin No. 3, which Is an announce.
ment OF the summer session of the
college. This session will begin June
10 and continue until July z. In
struction will be offered in all the us.
ual school branches, including primary
work. and the following additional
courses: Nature study, agriculture,
home economics, manual training.
wood working.
Dr. A. A. Brigham, principal of the
School OF Agriculture, will be director
of the summer school and he will be
assisted by the following corps of in
structors: Prof. Robt Matheson, en-.
tomologist State college; Prof. Clifford
Willis. agronomist State college; Miss
Jessie NJ. Hoover. preceptress, School
: OF Agriculture Miss Susana Seine.
mayer, manual training; 8. r. May,
city superintendent OF schools, Ha.
warden. Iowa. pedagogy, history, geo.
graphy. civics; c. +. Brown, superin-
tendent Brookings city schools. arith-
metic, grammar, reading, physiology;
Miss Alice Kilgore. Minneapolis, pri-
mary methods; J. r. Bayley, Min.
neapolis, penmanship.
In it's announcement of the plans
and purpose of the session the bulle-
tin says:
The regular and special courses of
the summer school are planned to
provide instruction, training and cul-
ture for students of several groups.
It's opportunities appeal to all who
seek advancement in their chosen cali
ings.
To county and city superintendent
of schools who possess a positive,
progressive spirit and determination
to place the instruction in their schools
upon a sure foundation of thorough
timely training.
The school superintendent should
know as well as possible the branches
to be taught, the best method of teach
ing the subjects, and the advances in
education that are most desirable. He
cannot afford to miss the opportuni-
ties of this summer session, if he
would prepare to advise the parent,
guide the teacher and cooperate with
the school officers for the installation
and maintenance of the best instruc-
tion for the youth of South Dakota.
To principals and teachers of the
high schools of cities and large towns.
who wish to perfect themselves in
their profession and equip themselves
to share in the great movement which
is bringing the schools and homes of
America into closer connection, as part
of suitable system of preparation
of pupils for the work of life.
To teachers in the country districts
who wish to fit themselves to aid
more effectively in the movement of
rural schools. Every study in the
schedule of the summer school will
prove helpful to the district school
teacher. Much Of the instruction CIV
en- has for its particular purpose the
fitting of the teacher to instruct the
hands and heads of country boys and
girls for future duties on the farm,
in the home, and among their fellow
men.
TO teachers who aim to deserve
higher salaries.
To veteran instructors who wish to
up new studies.
TO agricultural. professional, and
! business men and women who seek an
agreeable change from the routine of
daily duties and chance to study
special subjects for the increase of
their knowledge and better equipment
for life's labors.
To home keepers who desire a re-
spite from the usual round of house.
hold cares and will appreciate the ex-
ceptional opportunities offered for the
study and practice of home economics,
arts, handicrafts, and other lines OF
especial interest to women.
To all who are searching for frst
class instruction in vocal and instru-
mental music.
To everyone who is eager to quail
fly for personal participation In the
new education, the new agriculture,
the new home, the new citizenship,
the new living.
| Will Smith hoe apaiu fakon tho cO,.