The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-05-23

ArlthmftlC ana Algtbla.
Mr.. /. $. Wampler
professor OF Mathematics In the
Peabody College for Teachers
NJ. A.. Washington and Lee Uni
versity: Graduate of the Peabody
College for Teachers. Special Stu
dent. University OF Virginia; Prin-
cipal West Central Academy; In
structor. Washington and Lee Uni
versity
United States History; General His
tory.
Miss Virginia NJ. Goodrich
Instructor in History. Fredericks-
burg Normal and Industrial
School for Women
Graduate Fredericksburg High
School; Special Student b. 5. De
gree. Teachers College Columbia
University: student. University Of
Virginia Summer Schools: Instructor
in History in Georgia Military
Institute; Instructor in Summer Nor
mails.
Theory and Practice; Civil Govern
ment.
MIR. f.. +. Shewmake. Jr.
principal. stanton High School)
A. b.. College Of William and
Mary; Student, Teachers College
Columbia University; Teacher. New
port News High School; Instructor,
Norfolk Academy
Grammar. Physiology.
Miss Mamie II. Blackburn.
departmental Teacher OF English
and Physiology. John Smith SCHOOL,
Graduate. Richmond High School;
Student. University Of Virginia
Summer School; Assistant Principal.
John Smith School.
Geography; Physical Geography.
Miss Loulie c. Kelley
CTeacher OF Physical Geography,
John Marshall High SCHOOL,
Student, Cornell University. the
University OF Virginia: Instructor in
Summer Normal Schools: Organizer,
Virginia Geographic Society.
Drawing and Manual Training.
Miss Page Taylor
director of Drawing. Central High
School, Washington city,
Graduate Central High School,
Washington. ID. c.; Special Student
Washington Art Students League;
Student. Corcoran School OF Art;
Special Student in Arts and Crafts,
George Washington University;
Teacher in Summer Normal Schools.
Agriculture and Algebra.
Mr.. A. b. Bristow
principal High School. Front Royal
Virginia.
A. b.. Richmond College: Stu
dent in Agriculture and Nature
Study. University of Virginia Sum-
mer School; Principal, High Schools.
Vocal Music and Spelling.
Miss Adele Ogilvie
Assistant Director of Music. Rich
mond Public Schools)
Graduate of Richmond High
School: Student University of Vir-
ginia Summer School; Studied Mus
ic with pupil OF Bischoff; Pupil of
Mrs. Rockford. Boston; Pupil of Mr..
Winters. New York; teacher. Rich
mond Public Schools.
Primary Methods and Reading.
Miss Charlotte Wray
supervisor Primary Schools. Pc
tersburg, Val
Graduate Hampton High School
Graduate Farmville State Normal;
Student, Teachers College Columbia
University; Teacher in Hampton and
Newport News Public Schools.
Mr.. w. b. +. Cole, A. b.. Local
Manager.
The main purpose OF the school
is to prepare teachers for the
State examination. which will be held
at the close OF the Institute.
The professional work heretofore
done at the school will be omitted
in order that the whole effort may
be concentrated upon the subjects
OF the first, second and third grade
certificates. Vocal Music, Manual
Training, Primary Methods, and
Drawing will be taught, but the reg
ular courses for professional certifi-
Gates will not be given. The. man
agement believes in following this
plan the teachers who attend will
receive the best instruction on the
courses they really need that can
be found anywhere.
From the large number OF cards
already received, the attendance will
even surpass that of former years
The teachers seem to realize that II
pays to attend Summer Schools
whether II be to raise their grade
OF certificate or to broaden theiI
knowledge and vision. 1t undoubted
ly secures for them better schools
frequently a change to a new loca-
ton and more remunerative po'
sitions. II is coming to be general
Ily accepted that the up-to-date teach
er gets out of her environment dur
ing the vacation for new scenes
and new acquaintance.
The following Institute Calendar
lappears in the catalogue:
Institute Calendar.
Special attention is called to the
features here summarized:
1. June &c (night). Opening ex
ercises. Educational address by
Hon. ]. d. Eggleston ,Jr., Superinten
dent of Public Instruction. Othel
attractive features on the program
2. June 80 might. Address b.
Congressman J. Thomas Helm. th'
silver-tongued orator OF Alabama.
3. July (night). Reception ter
dered by the faculty to all the teach
ers OF the Institute.
4. July IA might. Address b.