Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-01
SUMMER SCHOOL PLANS OUT
Faculty of rs Is Largest and
Strongest Yet Mustered.
Many New Names Appear on Faculty
I.ist-PrOfeSsOr Appelmann 70
Teach Germans-raculty and
COurses-Opens July q.

Many new names appear in the list
Of this years u. v. NJ. summer school
faculty. Including President Guy Pot
ter Benton and Prof. J. F. Messenger
the director, the faculty will number
rs, which is five moro than that of the
1915 school. 1t is easily the strongest
faculty the school has mustered and
several subjects have been added to
the curriculum. Some Of the univer-
sity's strongest teachers will give
courses.
DR.. Anton Fl. Appelmann is one Of
the conspicuous names on the list. DR..
Appelmann's resignation has not yet
been acted upon by the board Of trus-
tees as a whole, and preparations for
the 1917 school were going forward
| even before he presented his resigna-
ton. The following are the new in
| structors. as compared with 1916:
Irving v. Cobleigh, director of the
commercial department Of the Burling
| ton high school; Joseph w. Crosley,
director of music Of the university
Samuel Silas Curry. Phi. D., Lift. D..
president of the school of expression
of Boston: James Eaton. instructor in
mechanical practice; Beryl M. Har-
rington. supervisor Of music. Burling-
ton public schools: Clyde NJ. Hill.
supervisor Of Junior high schools of
the State department Of education, who
came to Vermont last September;
Robert T. Kcrlin. Phi. D., professor of
English literature Of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute; Ernest Felix Langley.
Phi. D.. professor of French in the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology;
Miss Esther Leary, instructor in the
Boston school of expression; Prof.
Henry F. Perkins. Phi. D., of zoology
Prof Frederick Topper. Phi. D.. l. H.
D.. English; J. Maynard Williamson.
director Of art in the Comstock school.
New York city: and James H. NORMAN,
Ph. D.. l.. L. D., professor of Spanish.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Nichols OF
New York will again teach voice and
the piano. respectively. the latter as
sisting Charles Lee Tracy. yelling
ton E. Aiken, A. NJ. of the university
will assist in English. Glare Dudley
Buck OF the Boston school of express
sion is again to teach. Floyd b
jerks b. S.. will teach agricultural
education. Miss Martha Teller King
again will teach drawing. And Will.
liam s. Monroe. A. B.. professor OF
psychology and pedagogy in the New
Jersey State normal school at Mont.
clair. and Judge Edmund Curtis Mower
A. NJ, L. l. B.. lecturer in international
law. again appear on the faculty.
The school opens July 8 and close.
August II. Prof. Messenger. director
will be assisted by Professors E. c
Jacobs F.. b. jerks and Evan Thomas
on the extension teaching committee
Roy D. Sawyer will continue to man
age the boarding department.
The school will be primarily FOL
teachers and the enrolment Of teacher.
Of the States public school system /.
expected to be large. Attendance a
three summer sessions will satisfy tn,
residence requirements for the degre,
of NJ. A.
English for foreign students.
course by Prof. Kerlin: a course IL
Spanish by Prof. NORMAN. and one II
manual training by Mr.. Eaton ar
among the features Of the curriculum