Evening journal., 1913-07-05
SUMMER SCHOOL
SHOWS RESULTS
Dr.. Harter Reports Much In
tereSt in the Courses by
lS3 Teachers

School work at the summer school
for teachers at Delaware College,
which opened on June "a, is now we'll
under way, and will be in session for
Ave weeks, the term ending July %.
In an official report of the school
made recently by Dr. George A. Har-
Z ter, president or Delaware College il
/ is noted that all the teachers CO.
operated heartily with Dr. Harter, the
school director and DR. Wagner, the
new commissioner of education. thus
enabling the school to be in complete
running order shortly after organiza-
ton.
Even though so early in the term
statistics show that the establishment
lof the school will be amply justified.
II the thirteen courses. which are
offered by the summer school faculty,
one hundred and ffty-three students
lare registered.
No student is allowed 20 take more
than four subjects. unless the f,l
subject chosen be drawing or pri-
mary methods The number of stu
dents in each course and the names
Of the instructors follows
Professors Hayward.
Manns, Grantham. McCuc and Button.
81; Algebra, Professor Short. 81;
Plane Geometry. Professor Short, 9;
Arithmetic. Professor Short and MIR.
Preston, AZ; Drawing, Mr. Davis. rs;
English Cla-sics. Dr. Sypherd Is;
English Composition, DR.. Sypherd.
25; Geography. Mr.. Ross, 81; Gram
mar, Mr.. Drtton. rs; History and
iCivics, Mr.. Ross, 81: Physiology, DR..
Reed, Is; Primary Methods. n, SIS De-
vine, Sc; Psychology and School
Management. Dr. Cameron and DR..
Wagner, 50 or IRE 152 students, IL
only came from Wilmington. a. from
rural New Castle county. 36 from
Kent county. so from Sussex county. 8
from Maryland and l from Pennsyl-
vania Thirty-two OF these students
are men. 121 women. Forty-nine are
teachers in the elementary or gram
mar grade. of the public schools: 4
lin the high schools; "A in the pub
lie schools OF Delaware; STARE grad
yates Of high schools OF other pre-
paratory schools; have attended
college for one year or more.
In the carrying on Of the work OF
the school, the following instructors
} and lecturers give the whole or a
part Of their time: President Har-
ter Professor Short, Or. Sypherd
Professor Hayward. Professor Nc
Cue, Professor Grantham. Professor
Manns. Or. Reed, Mr.. Dutton and
! Mrs Preston, representing Deiawars
College; Or. Cameron from the West
Chester Normal school; Mr.. Ross.
q from Friends School. Wilmington
Mr.. Davis and Miss Devine from the
Wilmington High School: Professor
Button, from Maryland; Or wag.
ner. commissioner OF education. Pro.
fessor Twitmyer. president state
Board OF Education; superintendent
Spaid Carroll and Hardesty DR.
: Wagner has taken up his residenc,
in Newark during the summer schoo
session, and by his energetic effort.
is contributing largely in many way.
to the success of the school.
For the present week. are planned
In addition to the regular work az
\ evening lecture by DR.. Cameron ant
faculty reception to the students
H Other general lectures and socia
gatherings will be held throughou
the session OF fve weeks.
The complete list OF students fol
H lows:
Wilmington-Elsie Eckman. Alic,
X. Harvey. Ida Lloyd, Alice X
h Mason. Kathleen Moore. Sara New
man. Annie Newnom. Ethel Wilson
Margaret Kelly, Sarah McKeovn. FL
H len Ritchie.
New Castle county-Nevada All
richs, Helen Burkley, Isadore Brad
h ley, Ethel Campbell Kathryn Clark
Alice Collins. Margaret Cook, Cecilii
O Corbit. Mary Cornelius, Ellen Grow
Elsie Davis, Julia W Ellison, Alic
ID. Evans. Arthur G. Heinel. Jame
NJ Heinel. Olive Heiser, Leila Herb
ener. Roland Herdman, Elwood Hof
fecker. Mary T. Hoffecker, Mabel L
Hope, Arthur S Houchin, Jr. Heller
S. Jaquette. Louis S. Johnson. Mar
| Lyman
Julia B. McMullin, A. NJ. Mac'.es
Frank Mackey. Agnes p. Medin. Mar
Moss Wilson O'Daniel. EmHie Pen
nington. Angie b Perkins. Lilla
Proud. Jennie Raub. E. A. Rcbinso
y Nora L. Robinson. Sylvia Safrancl
Elizabeth A. Stats Mary L. stelll
e Martha Strahorn, Louisa Swayn,
i" Esther Taubenhaus. J. ] TaubenhauI
II A. Bailey Thomas. Virginia F. War
rem, T. NJ. Whiteman.