Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-02-19

W nolu the military pail, while the
Young Mems Christian association is
taking advantage of 1t to send out sew
eral Gospel teams. One win go to
Chenille Normal school, and others
to some Of the towns and villages near
Morgantown.
The Coming Summer School.
Preparations are now well under
way for the next session OF the Uni
versity Summer school, which will be
the fifteenth annual session.
The term will begin Monday. June
18th Give days after the University
commencemenD, and continue until
August 18th. All, or nearly all, OF the
credit courses will run for the full
term of nine weeks, but proportionate
credit may be received for six weeks
work by those who can not stay for
the full term. The non-credit courses,
including the demonstration or model
school, will run for the first six weeks
only. All classes will recite five DAYS
In the week.
Many of the leading members OF the
University faculty will offer courses
IN their regular subjects, and the Uni
versity laboratories will be in opera
ton. In addition, expert instructors
IN subjects of special interest to teach
ers have been engaged-such subjects,
Tor example, as Public School Geogra-
ply, Public School Drawing, Public
School Reading and Composition, Ma
ture Study, Elementary and Advanced
Agriculture, the Principles and Meth
DDS of Teaching, Child Study, School
Administration, Primary Methods,
Manual Training, Domestic Science.
A model or demonstration school.
including all of the eight grades, made
up of the children from the Morgan.
town schools, will be in operation for
the first six weeks of the term. The
teachers OF this demonstration school
will be among the best-known experts
n the country.
The new subjects never offered be-
tore in the Summer School will be OF
special interest to teachers of all
grades. They will be Geography and
How to Teach 1t, and Public School
Music. Each will be in charge OF a
professional and experienced teacher
Of the subject
DR.. Millidge, Professor OF Geography
IN the State Normal School at Farm
vile, Va, has been engaged to teach
Geography for six weeks in the Uni
versity Summer School. For the past
three or four summers DR.. Millidge
has had charge of this subject in the
Summer School of the South, at Knox
vile, Tenn. He is remembered as one
Of the foremost teachers of geography
in this country.
Professor c. Fl. Congdon, OF Chicago.
author of the series of textbooks i'm
public school music recently adopted by
the West Virginia textbook commits
sion for use in the schools of this state.
Will have charge of instruction i'm pub
lie school music at Morgantown during
the coming session of the University
Summer School 1t is exceedingly for
-unate that the teachers of West Vir-
ginia who are getting ready to teach
public school music are to have this
opportunity to be instructed by the
author of the textbook which they are
to use in that subject.
Miss Margaret HDoubler. OF the
Jnivar .'y of Wisconsin, has been en-
gagged to give instruction and conduct
exercises I'm children's games, plays.
and sports, and to have charge OF in.
struction in the general subject Of the
playground movement. about which so
much is being said these days in the
University Summer School the coming
summer Miss HDoubler will also
have charge Of the womans gym.
nasium and the work in physical cul.
ture for women
II is probable that no department or
the University is Of more immediate
or direct service to the state than the
Summer School It offers great and
varied opportunities to teachers Of all
grades, whether they be in the coun-
try schools, city schools, or normal
schools to equip themselves better for
their duties; and then it gives all who
desire 70 do so an opportunity to carry