The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-14
SUMMER SCHOOL.
CATAL0G OUT
II Shows Many improvements.
Personnel Of Faculty.
Prospects Bright For Best Institute
Yet Held-Etc.

The catalog Of the Fredericksburg
summer Institute. which opens June
- (nighD with public exercises I'm the
school building and for lectures the
morning of June 80. is now out and
ready for mailing.
The conductor of the school Is Mr.. AL
gcrnon b. Chandler. .Ir. of Richmond
ana the local manager Is Mr.. Arthur
d. Wright. Of Fredcricksburg. For
information concerning course OF study
and certificates enquiry should be made
OF the former; for information concern
ing board and other local matters en-
qulry should be made of Mr.. Wright.
lhe personnel of the faculty Is eN-
ceedingly high, every member having
been selected because of his peculiar
htness for the particular work he will
do, and is as follows:
Algernon Il. Chandler. Jr.. NJ. A.
university Of Nirginial PRINCIPAL
Springfield School. Richmond Va. !:
Chairman Committee on Geography.
Richmond Public Schools: Author Vir-
ginia Supplement 10 trye's Higher
Geography. Editor School Bulletin.
Author of Monographs on Reading.
lecturer. Conductor and Instructor m
Geography.
Arthur ID. D.Wright, a. b.. A. NJ. .CCol-
lege Of William and Mary): Member
History Committee Richmond Public
Schools; Graduate Student in History.
University OF Michigan; teacher Math.
emaucs in Hampton High School; teach
er m summer Institutes; Member Nat.
Civ. red. Teachers Excursion to Eng
land; Principal in RiChr~-2s. Public
Schools; superintendent. noon. Fred
ercksburg, Va. Local and
Instructor in History. VIII
William L. Prince, b. A.. (Richmond
College,; Instructor in History in Wind
sor Academy; Principal Courtland and
Emporia Graded and High School;
Principal Richmond Academy since
1900; Instructor in Summer Schools at
University Of Virginia, Norfolk and
Virginia Beach. Instructor in U. S.
history and Civil Government.
John p. Nef. NJ A., IL. D.: Fx-
president Lafayette College, Ala. Post
Draduate student, Department of Ed
ucauon, Chicago University: Instructor
in Virginia Mechanics Institute. Su-
perintendent Schools, Staunton. va. -
Instructor in Physiology, Theory and
Practice of Teaching, Spelling.
w. n. Hamlet, c. E.. V. NJ. IL.
Assistant Principal John Marshall Hieh
School, Richmond, Va: Director of
Laboratories in Medical College of Vir-
ginia; Special Student in University of
Chicago; Instructor in Summer insti-
tutes- Instructor in Agriculture. Phvs-
ical Geography, Algebra.
James ). Thomas, eX-member State
Board of School Examiners: Conductor
(formerl Summer School at Covington:
Supervisor of Primary Education in
Virginia. Special Lecturer on Rural
School Administration.
Malcolm II. Arnold, B. A., NJ. A..
(W. and l.. Univ.). Pm. d. UNIV. of
Va.), Supt Public Schools, Opeiika.
Ala; Professor in Trinity College, n.
e; Professor in Emory College, Va;
Principal OF Schools of RadfOrd, Va.
Holder of Early English Text Society
and Shakespeare Society Prizes Rhet-
ORC. English and American Literature.
Miss Page Taylor, Graduate Central
High School, Washington, ID. c.; Spe-
eial Scholar Washington Art Students
League; Student in Corcoran School of
Art; Head of Department of Drawing
IN Central High School, Washington,
u. q; Special Student in Arts and
Crafts Course, George Washington
University Instructor in Manual Train
ing and Drawing.
Miss Virginia NJ. Goolrick. Graduate
Fredericksburg High School; Special
Student IN History for b. A. degree.
Teachers College, Columbia UnIver,
sity; professor History Georgia Mill
tary Institute Instructor in VIRGINIA
History, English History, and Secretary
of the Institute.
Miss Mamie II, Blackburne, Gradu-
ate Richmond High School; Special
Stuuent OF various Summer Institutes,
departmental Teacher of Grammar ard
Spelling, John Smith School: Assistant
Principal John Smith School Richmond
va. Assistant Secretary of the Insti
tute and Instructor in Grammar.
Miss Virginia Stone, Graduate State
Female Normal School; Student of
Primary Methods. Teachers College.
Columbia University; Member of Nose.
ley's Teachers Exc. to England; Teach
er OF Primary Methods and Reading in
Public Schools of Pulaski and Bristol.
Teacher of these subjects in Emory
Summer Normal SchoOl-Instructor in
Primary Methods and Reading. and
Conductor of Model Glass.
Miss Alice l.. Walker. Graduate
Richmond High School: Instructor in
Mathematics in John Marshall High
School, Richmond, Va; Instructor in
Arithmetic and Algebra in Summer
Schools-lnstructor in Arithmetic and
Algebra.
Miss Clara r. Emens, Writing Spec
ialist, New York; Asst Prime Com.
Dept. High School and Supervisor of
Writing IN the grades of the Public
Schools of Lockport, N. Y; Special In
structor in Writing in Scranton. Pa.
Atlanta, Ca, and State Summer School,
Tulane University, New Orleans, La
Instructor in Whiting
Stuart Williams, Assistant to the Off
GERS Of the School
The management announces the fol-
lowing special features, TO which par
ticular attention is called in the cata-
log under the heading Institute Cal