Milford chronicle., 1914-07-03
1IVNER School OPENS
~ WITH 100 STUDENTS

students enrolled the first
WY ~ second session OF the summer lsl.
By ins s oT' teachers, provided for under
Snoos ~ he last legislature opened
q aci u v,l College on Monday, June
d DeIs.rg, .:- v,nrlber is l3 more than the
81 enrolled on the nIsI u9y ~, ~ 1 i%9e
ili'S'o AZ the $50 who entered on June 6e
I.lt 10 % we're women and Is men. VI
'.il , 10 ,oo,1nfies Sussex sent the larg-
Be ilLs Sor If students Five entered
81 nli I4I-3i,,incton "A from rural New
ian " "a 5i''i ram Kent II from Mary
Nv i..,5 . from Pennsylvania. FlfJeen
~ ,a.l.. l-'o- Students entered on Tuesday
u so.b II is expected that by the
rs s' NE week the total enrolment
i1 q .n 5 300 as additional students
p Isa. .i,.ad and others will come in
" w. the The next few days. AS the stud
.r tssgstered. they were directed 70
j .5s5I homes throughout the town
l'als +beT have secured lodging and
nv - s4 tbem board. Nearly 100 stud
\. u ors taking their meals at the col
g O SamneI Chiles Mitchell, the new
Y, S,i-' of Delaware College, assisted
u. Nv. tse preliminary arrangements Tor
Y ., ,ae of the actual class work.
n noe s,1l,l 4 Harter. former president,
n I was Director of the Summer School
4 manned out all the details Tor TINS
y .: I1f as well as the one last year
m wes sucb a success, was also at
~, ,fscs To welcome the students and
~. .-'i rrcb of the work of organizing
'I Sasses DR.. Charles A. Wagner,
t,,ts Commissioner of Education, VINO
.I.o Dean of the School, helped to
,, mi the work of the various de-
0 not Of the features of the Summer
mi This wear is the School of OBJ
.- ~, which is being conducted in
ocsi public school building. This
is.igDed to be a model school. After
,areful search throughout the State,
n, Moore of Houston, was selected
teacher to take charge of the work:
\ arrived here on June 18th, and at
N to9k charge of the school. Thirty
mnils were chosen for this school
I'M the children of Newark, among
d are five beginners. 1t has been
ded to dismiss the beginners and
II and second grades at noon each
HE purpose of this school is to dem
-,rate methods of instruction prac-
able in rlra districts. The teaching
under the direction of the instructors
Management and Methods. Summer
aooI students will be assigned regalaF
rods for observing the work done.
Fellows is the Faculty George A.
rer. Phi. d., Director Charles A.
lgler, Phi. d., State Commissioner OF
hcation, Dean w. Owens Sypherd'
D.. English. George E. button,
A., English Clarence A. Short,
IS. Mathemadc Howard K. Preston
E. MathemaGc Florence Campbell,
A., George and Nature Study j,
hTooi Eisenberg, Phi. D., Schoo
Engagement Huldah Burst, Elemetary
sh0ds RAYMOND C. Reed, Phi. D.
v NJ. Physiology and Hygiene
nest V. Waugh, Phi. D., History anc
rics /; F. B. Hills. NJ S., Agricu lure
ansd F. Davis, Drawing Edward
ausncs Smith, M. A., German anC
bench George A. Koerber, E. E.
iysIcs Elisha Conoyer, M. A, Latir
d Greek Harold E. Tiffany, M. s..
dentistry William j. McAvoy, G. E.
il;ical Director.
On the evening of June 3Oth, a recep
% Was given by the Faculty of the
INNER School to the students. Prac
aIy the whole student body wa
resent The addresses of the evening
&c delivered by President S. c
iclell, and DR.. Wagner. State Com
Aoner Of Education. DR.. Mitchell
few felcitcus remarks welcomes
Students and explained the purpos
ine School. DR.. Wagner spoke for
l5alg spirit of cooperation and earnes
leayOr