The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-15
SUMMER Term
OPENS JUNE 29
Marquette Normal Announces
Special Series of Lectures

The fourteenth annual summer ses-
sion 81 the Northern state Normal
school at Marquette will open Monday
June -. ana continue six weeks. clos
ing Friday. Aug -. Instruction viii b.
given in all departments Of the school
by the Normal school faculty. assisted
by extra instructors. The facilities
for teaching have been greatly in
creased this year by the enlargement
Of the faculty and addition Of build
ings and the library, Laboratories and
~ mnasium Will be open during the
summer months.
The training school will be- in session
during the summer from To u o'clock
each morning, and the various depart
ments viii be- in charge Of the regular
critic teachers The superintendent nf
the training school, assisted by the
critic teachers, will devote much at
tention To the observation classes ana
practical pedagogy.
\ number of eminent lecturers and
educators nave been engaged To give
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months, for the teachers, students and
the general public.
DR.. oscar l. Corson. a lecturer and
educator Of national reputation, has
been engaged four days. beginning July
10. DR. Corson has been editor of the
Ohio Educational Monthly since 1895
and previous to that he was state SUI
perIntendent Of public instruction If
Ohio for over six years.
Authority on Fairgrounds.
DR.. Henry :. Curtis, for some time
vice president and secretary Of the
Association of America.
has been engaged for a weeks series
Of lectures and playground demonstra-
tions, beginning July 20 DR.. Curtis
is considered an authority on play
grounds.
The subjects of the lectures To he
given by DR.. Curtis are as follows
The Problem of the Boys and Girls
in our Cities" Gllustrated) THE Play
Movement and It's Significance. Gllus-
trated); The Organization Of Play at
Home ana Abroad" The Conduct OF
Play on the School Playground" The |
Relation Of Play To the Formation Of
Habits and Character" Recreation for
the Teacher" Public Recreation vs.
Private Vice" Making Country Life
Attractive" THE Boy Scouts" and
The Campfire Girls"
\ course Of lectures on children |
reading. books and literature is also
being arranged. Miss Green, who gave
he course last year may again give
lectures on this subject. I'm connection
with the lectures VIII he displayed a
model children's library Of 500 volumes
The Faculty.
Following is the faculty for the sum
ncr school:
Domestic Sciencc-Dc!la McCallum.
Drawing-Miss Swan and Miss
Spalding.
English Superintendent Lee and
Professor Parker.
Expression--Mr Rushmore and SUI
Derntendent brennan.
Geography - Commissioner Clinton
md Professor Stull.
Gcrman-PrOfesSor I.autner.
Kindergarten-Mis Bates.
History - superintendent Brennan,
Miss Roche, superintendent Jeffera
md Miss Maxwell.
Latin-Profcssor Parker.
Library Methods-Miss Newberry.
ics-Commissioner Clinton,
Professor Spooner and Miss Roche.
Music-Miss Linton and Miss Ham
Dy.
Natural Sciences-Professor Mayors |
ana Professor Hoffman.
Physical Sciences-Professor Hebb. |
PLY steal Education for Women -
Miss Stafford.
Psychology and Education-MiSs |
Lacy, Professor Stockwcll. Superin-
Iendent Brennan and Professor Brown. |
SociplopN-- DrafpCGnr amman