The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-10
WINTHROP PREPARING
FOR SUMNER SCHOOL

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history of the institution. The entire
plant is being arranged for the &C.
commodation of those who will attend.
It's large resources will be at the dls-
posal of the students.
President Johnson has secured the
largest and strongest faculty posi-
bic. These noted educators are ex-
perienced men in their particular
fields of work and many Of them rank
among the authorities on different
branches of education.
The faculty for this summer ses-
sion beginning June 19, and ending
July 27 is as follows:
David Bancroft Johnson, IL. D.,
President; Constance Ball, Lowell,
Mass, Young Women's Christian As
sociation; Thomas NJ. Ballet, NJ. A.
Ph. D., New York University, Lectur-
er on Education; Ruth Potwine Bart
lett, Physical Education; Andrews J.
Bowers, D. D., Newberry College, Lat
in: Anna Porter Boyers, Winthrop
College, Domestic Art; A. P. Bour-
land, A. NJ, Lecturer; Prof. William
E. Brazeale, Rutgers, Algebra, Geom-
etry and Trigonometry; supt. VII
Fred L. Brooker, Aiken, S. c., Educa-
ton; Prof, ]. Thompson Brown, "A
NJ, Winthrop College, English; Mary
Brown, Washington, D. c., Training
Scholl; Martha Buchanan, Winthrop
Training School, High School Eng
lish; Nancy G. Campbell, Winthrop
College, Pianoforte,' Pipe Organ; MI
chalena L. Carroll, Art Prof. E. Z.
Coker. Winthrop College, Physics and
Astronomy; Lillian A. Crane, Win
throp College, Expression; Ida l..
Dacus, Winthrop College, Library
Methods; Supt. Frank Evans, Spar
tanburg, S. C., Geography and Physl-
ography; Supt. S. H. Edmunds, LIZ
D., Sumter, S. c., English and Educa-
tion: Warren Dunham Foster, Chair
man of National Committee on Rural
Survey, President of Community MO
ton Picture Bureau, Department Ed
tor of Youths Companion, Lecturer;
Prof. ". C.. Garretson, Terre Haute,
Indiana, Manual Training; Miriam T.
Gilbert, Winthrop College, Public
School Music; Sarah l. Grant, Win
throp Training School; Prof. T. c.
Haddon, Winthrop College, Assistant
in Agriculture; Pres. C. Stanley Hall
A. NJ, Phi. D., Ii. =, Clark Unlversl-
ty, Lecturer and Author; Helen F.
Hill, Winthrop College, Education;
Supt. James P. Kinard. Phi. D., New
berry, S. c., English; Mary G. Holo
Winthrop College, Assistant in Gym
nasium and Swimming; Minnie Mac
feat, Winthrop College, Kindergarten;
Supt. Willis D. Magginis, A. NJ, Win
throp College, Education; Mary NC
Kenna, Supt. of the St. Francis Xav1-
er Hospital, Charleston, S. c.. Home
Nursing; Prof. William S. Morrison
Clemson College, History; A. Wlnton
Parks, Winthrop Training School;
Filomena Plaza NJ, Professora de Es-
tado en- Frances Equivalent to IN
d., university of Chile, Modern Ian
guages: Alpha Razor, NJ. S., winthrop
College, Biology; Ebert Marion Ruck-
er, University of South Carolina, Lee
turer: H. o. Sampson, Winthrop COL
lege, Agriculture; Marion B. Satter-
white. Winthrop College, Assistant IN
Art; Nathan C. Sshaeffer, Phi. D., Supt
of public instruction of Pennsylvania
Ex-President y. E. A., Lecturer; Ed
monia P. Shepperson, Supervisor OF
Manual Arts in Richmond, Virginia
CITY Schools, Manual Training; G. o.
Shields, Editor and Author, Lecturer
Prof. C. Alphonso Smith. A. NJ. Fn
D., Ii. D., Professor of English, Unit
ed States Naval Academy, Lecturer
Pres. Henry n Snyder, NJ. A., Wofford
College, Lecturer; Bessie ]. Sterritt
Sartanburg, S. c., Penmanship; Ro!
q. Thomas. A. NJ, Ph. D., Winthrop
College, Chemistry and Geology; j
w. Thomson, Winthrop College, Edu'
cation; James E. Walmsley, A. NJ.
Phi. D., Winthrop College, History anc
Political Science; Belle Williams
Bird Study; Sarah Withers. winthrop
College, Primary Methods, Richard
r. Wgche, Author, Lecturer, Story
Telling:
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