The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-03
SUMMER SCHOOL
OF THE SOUTH DAKOTA STATE
COLLEGE.
R o JUNE r TO JULY IS
A VERY PROFITABLE SESSION IS
LOOKED FORWARD TO.

The next annual summer session of
the State College will be held In con-
junction with the Brookings County
Teachers Institute beginning Wednes.
day, June 22nd, continuing six days
per week until and including Wednes-
day, July 10, 1910.
The state summer school was opened
In response to the earnest and re.
peated requests OF school teachers and
citizens for opportunity to gain spec
ial instruction and preparation in peda-
gogy, agricultural, nature study, domes-
tic science and art, and manual train
ing. Encouraged by the largely in
creased attendance and intense inter-
est shown by the students last year,
the officials in charge have sought to
enlarge and improve the schedule In
progressive and practical ways.
The courses Of instruction are open
to everyone who desires to advance
and help to others in advancing along
educational, industrial and cultural
lines.
The time for holding the session is
selected with a view to accommodating
the largest possible number of pros
pective summer students.
The opportunities offered by the
regular and special courses appeal to
county and city school superintendent
and teachers. to agricultural, profess
sional and commercial people, to stu
dents Of nature and OF music, to home
keepers, in fact to all persons who are
seeking to better prepare themselves
for life and the worlds work. What
worker of the world in field OF home,
Office or study, school room or count
ing room, work. shop or sales room,
farm or factory, would not benefit by
the change to a course of study at roll
Iege for three weeks? Who a doubt
for a moment the advantage to be gain
ed in health, strength and prepara-
ton for better fullfllment of life's dut-
les? 1t is helpful to every one to get
out Of the ruts, to meet new people, to
make new friends, to get new points of
view, to get a better understanding of
things. More will be accomplished in
~forty-nine weeks with three weeks OF
study than in fifty.two weeks of unin.
terrupted toiling.
The following list OF instructors in
the summer school and teachers in
stitue includes the heads OF important
departments Of the State College and
School OF Agriculture, experts In tie
agricultural experimental station, and
specialists who have been selected be-
cause OF their success in chosen cal
lings and fitness for teaching summer
students:
DR.. A. A.. Bingham. principal Of
school Of agriculture, director of sum
mer school; Miss Nola X. Fromme, as.
sistant principal of school OF agricul-
ture; Professors J. w. Wilson, Fl. C.
Solberg, N. f. Hansen, f. w. Olive, c.
Larsen, ]. N. ~Rodoheaver, III. C. Sever
in, ]. V. Bopp, II. II. Loudenback, and
F. J. Haynes of the college faculty:
Malcolm Aldrich, county superintend-
ent Of schools Of Brookings county;
r. e. Olmstead, specialist birds and
bird photography; c. F. Brown. super
intendent Brookings city schools; F..
f. Cummings, superintendent Elk
point schools; Bess Eleanor Foster,
specialist in primary work and free
hand drawing; J. r. Bayley, supervisor
of penmanship, MINNEAPOLIS schools.