The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-04-29
STATE COLLEGE
SUMMER SESSION
SIX WEEKS SUMMER SCHOOL TO
BE HELD At COLLEGE, BE.
GINNING JUNE 9TH
JOINT INSTITUTE FOR FIVE COUNTIES
Will Be Held for Two Weeks, Begin
ming June 7th-A Strong Corps Of
Instructors Has Been Selected

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The State College has just issued a
new bulletin outlining plans for the
teachers institute and summer school,
which begin June 7th. The institute
will be a joint one, participated in by
the counties of Moody, Kingsbury,
Hamlin, Miner, and Bookings, and it
will continue two weeks. The attend
ance is expected to be large.
The summer school will commence
at the same time and will continue for
six weeks, closing Friday, July 18th.
This summer school is intended espec-
tally for those who wish to take work
in agriculture, manual training, or
home economics, either for the pur-
pose of preparing themselves to teach
the subjects or for the purpose of Sc
curing college credits. Review of the
common branches will be offered
throughout the entire session Of the
summer school for those who desire to
take such work.
The college laboratories and lecture
rooms will be open for the use Of stu
dents during the summer session. The
new agricultural and administration
building contains, besides well equip
ped laboratories and lecture rooms, a
fine auditorium, having a seating ca
pacity of 1000. This auditorium will
be used for lectures and general as
sembly.
Students Of the summer school will
have opportunity to observe the work
that is being done on the experiment
plats of the station, and also the ex-
periments that are in progress in live
stock and dairy husbandry.
In addition to the State College fac
ulty, the following special instructors
have been secured:
w Franklin Jones, Phi. D., Professor
of education, University of South Da-
kota.
Mrs. Edith M. Beaumont, Principal
of Training Department, Madison Nor
mal,-Primary Methods.
Mrs. Lille S. Cooper, Principal of
Training Departments, Springfield Nor
mal,-Primary Methods.
J. w. McClinton, Superintendent of
Schools, Mitchell,-Pedagogy and
Arithmetic.
H. c. Johnson, Superintendent of
Schools, Aberdeen,-South Dakota His
tory, Civics, Pedagogy.
]. w. Browning, Supt. of Schools,
Brookings, - American Literature,
Grammar.
w. I. Early, Principal of High School
Sioux Falls, S. D.
w. J. Samson, Professor Of Psych-
ology, State Teachers College, Cedar
Falls, Iowa. Special Lecturer.
G. w. Brown, Paris, Ill. Special Lee
turer.
F. F. Won Court, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Penmanship, Farm and Household Ac-
counting, Mental Arithematic.
w. R. Van Walker, Superintendent
of Schools, Miller.-Arithmetic and
Grammar.
Mabel Grange, County Superintend-
ent of Moody County.
A. "A. Coulson, County Superintend-
ent of Kingsbury County.
G. /. Ruben, County Superintendent
of Hamlin County.
Edmund Steele, County Superintend-
ent of Miner County.
Herbert Blakely, County Superin.
tendent of Bookings County.
The bulletin says:
Brookings is an ideal place to spend
a summer in study. 1t is a city Of
trees, shady walks, expansive lawns,
and cool retreats. The Big Siou1
river on the west, Lake Campbell on
the south, and Lake lakewood on the
north afford many delightful excur-
sions for holiday recreation. Good
fishing and bathing are popular pas.
times.
The college campus Is itself the GEN.
trail picnic grounds for a wide terri
tory, as many as four hundred people
motoring in a single day from nearly
over hundred miles to enjoy its invit-
ing hospitality. Its sixty some acres
of greensward il broken here and
there with clumps Of choice trees and
shrubbery. The horticultural gardens
and orchards at the rear. and the large
college farm on the north afford d.
versions to those who love the big
outdoors.
Brookinss' people know how to
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