The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-22

primary grades. public schools Rach-
mond. va
Samuel Page Duke, Educatton--A.
3, Randolph Macon COLLEGE: prlnct-
pal Chase City high school: M. A.
Teachers college, Columbia university:
instructor, local manager and conduc-
tor Chase City summer school for
teachers. Chase City. Va; principal
Nicholson and Louisiana schools,
Richmond, Va.
Lucille Harrison. Education-Stu-
dent, New York university and Teach
ers college, Columbia university. dur
ing summer sessions; special teacher
CT mentally deficient classes. Rich
mond city public schools (Bellevue
schooD.
Philip s. Hasty, Industrial Arts
3. s. Teachers college, Columbia uni
versity, New York city; NJ. A. Teach
ers college; director of pre-vocational
work, Oakland, California
Kremer j. Hoke, Education--Grad-
uate student, University of virginia:
M. A. Teachers college. Columbia uni
versity; graduate student, Columbia
university: second assistant surerin-
tendent, Richmond public schools
Mrs. Leigh Tucker Jones. Physiology
and Hygiene Graduate New York
ANOIIiAl OGIiOoA Oh 4 ny SiSik
n. Y; Jersey City high school; for
merry social teacher of physical edu-
cation. Richmond public schools.
Loulie G. Kelley, Geography-Or-
ganizer, Virginia Geographic society;
instructor III physical geogrs ply.
John Marshall high school, Richmond.
Va
w. Clyde Locker, Writing-Super-
visor OF peHnmanshfp. Richmond pub
lie schools; principal John Marshall
night high school: instructor Univer-
sity of Virginia summer school, 1911
-i2-13.
Mrs Emma Gertrude Leake. Edu-
cation and I4anguage--Ph. b, Univer-
sity Of Colorado: Ped NJ. New York
university; Nj. A Teachers college.
Columbia university; normal training
school, Trenton. n. J.
Ellen Guy Lindsay, School Garden
lng-Teache- of School Gardening,
Richmond public schools, Richmond.
Va.
Pearle McDufffe, Industrial Arts
Diploma, Teachers college, Columbia
university, in Industrial arts; special
teacher In manual arts, Orange, New
Jersey; instructor. Park school, Buff
faIo. n. Y.
Adele Ogilvie. Muslc--Instructor in
music, Richmond city public schools.
Arabella Starke Pitcher, Household
Arts--Summcr course Teachers col
lege, Columbia university and Univer-
isity of Virginia. teacher special SUBJ
jects, Richmond. Va, public schools;
Especial teacherl, domestic science,
Richmond city public schools.
Mary T.. PennelI-Studeut Boston
university; u. S, Teachers college, CO.
iumbta university: kindergarten super
vision diploma, Teachers college: sup
ervisor of theory and practice, Rich
mona city normal school (Wm. Fox
school, Richmond, Fa-); kindergarten
supervisor, public schools, Richmond.
Va.
Stewart Archer Steger, English--M
a Randolph Macon college, Nj. A. Uni
&ersify OF Virginia. ph. y, University
Of Virginia, Raven; Phi Beta Kappa:
Instructor in English and English lit
erature In the University of Virginia.
instructor in English in Chase City
summer normal. and principal Navy
Hill school, Richmond. Va.
h. Ehrlich Smith, Education-A.
n. Randolph-Maoon college. graduate
student IN sociology and education,
Teachers' college. Columbia unIver-
Aty, instructor In secondary schools.
lecturer in summer schools: conduc-
tor OF summer Institutes principal
Goldshoro IN. CO. graded schools,
South Richmond public schools: sln-
uler vacation schools; assistant con-
ductor, Richmond city normal schools.
cSguod Smith. NgFfculfure and
Geography~~A. Il. Randolph Macon
college. principal or high schools. lee
turer i'll summer norTnals; principal
Warreatan, VA. schools
James Thomas Walker. History-B.
A. Kandolph-Macon college; NJ. A.
University of Nirginia: instructor in
Latin and licentiate In Teutonic Ian
guages. University OF Virginia: profas-
scr OF history and English literature.
Rawlings institute: post graduate stu
dent IN the University OF Virginia and
assistant in English literature In Cni-
versity Of Virginia; lecturer history ia
Virginia summer normal for four sum-
nsers; principal Buchanan senool.
Richmond, Va.
rived from the presence Of q summer
school may be briefly summarized as
follows:
!. Brings money TO the city.
:. Affords an opportunity TO resi-
dent teachers and citizens of hearin-
lectures on a wide variety or subjects.
). Dtsseminates a spirit of learn
ing and culture throughout the city.
a. Offers an opportunity for gather
ing enthusiasm To the present and
prospective teacher
6. Perfects an esprit de- corps
AMONG teachers and principals OF the
city schools.
9. Gives an additional opportunity
for widening ones knowledge and So
Rcial relations.