The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL
OPENS DOORS TOMORROW
Strong Faculty Announced for Spe-
Cial Glasses I'm Elementary
Teaching.
LARGE ATTENDANCE EXPECTED
Opportunity Afforded Resident and
Visiting Teachers of Taking
Courses Required for Removal of
Diplomas Under State Regulations.

Diplomas Under State Regulations.
Tho second annual session OF tho
Richmond City Summer Normal School.
conducted for teachers I'm elementary
graded schools, will open It's term to-
morrow morning, Juno %, at tho John
Marshall High School building. and
will last until August /. Tho institute
IS registered State normal school
and, while II Is conducted by tho state.
the city Council has appropriated the
sum of s2.500 to be used by the insti-
tuition for the benefit Of Richmond
teachers.
Richmond. It Is thought, as we'll as
the entire State will derive great ad-
vantagcs from tho school. Besides af-
fording an excellent opportunity to
resident teachers and citizens OF hear
ing lectures on wide variety OF sub
jccts. the institution Is calculated to
disseminate q spirit OF learning and
culture. and TO be OF great financial
benefit to this city. An additional OPP
portunity for teachers to widen their
knowledge of general conditions and
for tho promotion OF social relations
will be afforded.
WHAT CLASSES OF TEACHERS
THAT SHOULD ATTEND
Only the following classes of teach
crs arc advised to attend the sessions
Of the institution: first those holding
the Virginia High School certificate.
the training class certificate. or the
full first grade certificates: second,
those who already hold n certificate of
higher grade than those just men
toned and who desire to strengthen
themselves In professional and an
academic way in elementary grade
work; third. those WHO desire to renew
their certificates under the present
regulations of tho State Board of Edu-
cation by attending summer normal
for twenty days; fourth. those who de-
sire to begin or to continue work for
the summer school professional certif-
cate for grammar grades. or the sum-
mer school professional certificate. ad-
vanccd grade.
The corps of instructors engaged to
conduct the summer school is composed
Of wcll-known experts In the technique
and application OF elementary school
work. The instructors engaged arc
men and women of normal. collegiate
and university training and teachers
we'll experienced in elementary school
work.
THE TEACHING STAFF
OF NORMAL SCHOOL
The personnel of the faculty. their
previous experience in part, and the
subjects of their instruction. follows:
Kate l.. Austin-gymnastics and
games. Diploma teachers college. Co
lumbia University, New York; super
visor of games, Girls Club. Chautnu-
Ign. n. Y. 1913.
Esther Brock-drawing. Graduate
Mckinley Manuel Training School.
Washington. d. c.; normal art course.
| Pratt Institute. Brooklyn, y. Y; as
| sis tant IN drawing. Washington, d. c.
public schools: Instructor in summer
schools. student In Europe.
Sarah c. Brooks-primary methods.
Assistant principal model teacher of
training school. principal OF training
school. supervisor of kindergartcns and
primary grades ST. Paul. MINI; super
\ visor, ST. Paul. Mimi
| Forrest A. DeGraft-Mathemati d.
ploma in mathematics, teachers col
| lege. Columbia University; instructor
Horace Mann School. New York: in
structor Cooper Institute, New York !:
Friends Select School, Philadelphia,
Penn
Annie Lillian Davis-industrial arts.
Diploma in domestic science. normal
school. 1Iarrisonburg, Va: student sum-
mer sessions. Columbia University: spe-
. cial teacher of manual arts, Richmond
City public schools.
Minnie Lee Davis-primary methods.
| &. s.. and diploma In elementary SUI
| pervision, teachers college, Columbia
University; practice teacher in train
! ing school. Baltimore, Md; graduate
student in psychology and supervision.
teachers college. Columbia University;
| supervisor of primary grades, Balti-
more public schools. Baltimore, Md :;
| supervisor of primary schools, Rich
mond.
Samuel Page Duke-education. A..
b. Randolph Macon College; principal
Chase City high school; NJ A. teach
ers' college. Columbia University: in
structor local manager and conductor
Chase City summer school for teach
ers, Chase City. Va; principal Nichol-
son and Louisiana Schools, Richmond.
Lucille INSTRUMENTATION. Student
| New York University and teachers
| school. Columbia University. during
summer sessions; special teacher OF
mentally deficient classes Richmond
| city public school (Bellevue SCHOOL,
Philip $. Hasty-industriai arts. B.
S. teachers college. Columbia Univer-
sty. New York City; NJ. A. teachers
college; director of prevocational work
Oakland. Ca.
| Kremer j. Hoke- education. Gard :
uate student University OF Virginia ;
NJ, "A, teachers college. Columbia Uni
versity; graduate student Columbia
University; second assistant superin-
| tcndent Richmond public schools.
! Mrs. Leigh Tucker Jones--physi-
| ology and hygiene. Graduate New
York Normal School OF Physical Edu-
cation: Jersey City High School: for
merly special teacher OF physical edu-
cation, Richmond public schools.
Louie c. Kelley-geography Or
ganizer Virginia Geographic Society.
instructor In physical geography, John
Marshall High School. Richmond
| w. Clyde Locker-writing. Super
visor penmanship Richmond public
schools; principal John Marshall Night
High School; instructor University OF
Virginia Summer School, 1911, ~. IA.
Mrs Laura Gertrude Leake-educn
ton and language. PHI. B., University
| OF Colorado: Ped NJ Nev Vor,, III