Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-06-03
ONEIDA COUNTY
SUMMER SCHOOL
RHINELANDER, WIS.
June II to August S, 1910 at
High School Building.

will be held at Rhinelander, Wis, from
June 27 to August 5, at the high school
building.
TEACHERS
Mr., Asa M. Royce, Institute Conduc-
tor Superior Normal, Superior, Wis.
Mr.. F. A. Harrison, Superintendent
of Public Schools, Rhinelander, WISH
Mr.. John E. Hale, Principal Barron
County Training School, Rice Lake,
Wis
Miss Elizabeth R. Mccormick, Sup
ervisor OF Primary Grades, Madison,
Wis.
LOCATION
Rhinelander is located in the beauti-
full small lake region of Northern Wis
consin on the Wisconsin River and is a
city of 1000 population. 1t has several
large lumber mills, one of the best
equipped paper mills in the United
States, an iron foundry and machine
shop, an extensive veneer plant, a res
frigerator factory, and many other fac
tories of less impol lance. The surround
ing country is just beginning to become
prominent as an agricultural region
The city already has we'll paved streets
complete water, sewer, light and gas
systems, and we'll built public edifices.
Among the public buildings are four
cOmmodious school buildings.
Come to Rhinelander this summer.
1t will take care of you.
PURPOSE
The Summer School is established at
Rhinelander by the Board of Regents
of Normal Schools. 1t is held to help
those who are working for new certiti-
Gates, those who desire higher grade
of certificatiOn, and those who desire to
spend some time ingeneral educational
; growth. 1t aims directly to hep teach
ers comply with the new law of 1909
regarding certificates. 1t may also
help students who are DESTROYS of cred
its toward High School and Normal
School courses. The school is not per-
manently located at Rhinelander If 1T is
to remain in this part of the state, 1t
needs your hearty eo-operation and sup
port.
INSTRUCTION
Courses of Study are offeredin Lang
uage, School Management, Reading,
Geography, Arithmetic, Physical Geog-
raphy and Composition.
The vicinity of Rhinelander is rich in
materials for excursions of study.
Many of these will be arranged for the
institute. Lectures by men of promi-
nence will be offered free to those who
enroll Much other work of a general
educational nature will be supplied.
A model school taught by Miss Eliza
beth r. Mccormick, will be in opera
ton each forenoon. The program will
be-so arranged that classes MAJ observe
the teaching and profit by the discus
sions which precede and follow it.
ADMISSION
The school is open to all who wish to
pursue am earnest course of study. 1T
is open especially to those who wish to
comply with certiicatiOn under the new
law. The attendance is limited to $50.
EQUIPMENT
The sessions are to be held in the
Rhnelander High School. Through
the kindness of the people of Rhlnelan-
DER the Institute will use the library,
laboratory, textbooks and like mater
ias of the Public Schools. These are
furnished free of charge. Bring any
text books of your own which will help
in the regular work.
EXPENSES
A small tuition of SIS is changed for
the complete term of six weeks/ No
reduction is made for partial attendance
or absence.
CREDITS
Read the laws of 1909. Credits are
good for certificates if there has been
SIX WEEKS ATTENDANCE. Con-
seouently enroll the first day Exami-
nations will be given in the subjects
offered.
PERSONAL
Do what you are paid to do, and
THEN SOME; and THEN SOME is
what gets your salary raised. Improve
ment should be the constant aim of the
teacher. There is great danger that
the teacher will yield to the fatigue and
monotouy of his work and not push for
award his own improvement. In order
10 continue to rouse and stimulate, in
spire and lead the child, it is necessary
that the teacher be an example OF
studv and refreshed learning This
summer school offers YOU THIS
GREAT OPPORTUNITY. This is
your chance to do your duty and ther
some.
INFORMATION
For additional information write,
SUPT. F. A. LOWELL, Rhinelander.
ASA NJ. ROYCE, Supervisor.
II. A, KAMM, County Supt.