The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-12
.1l2 TEACHERS
HAVE ENROLLED
Summer Session of Iowa State College
Extension Opened on Friday Last
DAY Devoted to Enrolment.
ESPECIALLY STRONG FACULTY
Visiting Teachers and instructors Be-
ing Well Entertained and Accom-
modated-Cafeteria Popular.

The summer session of the Iowa
State College extension opened in
Denison on Friday and promises to be
a very successful term. The attend
ance is less than was anticipated,
there being 112 registered up to the
present time. ThoGe, ~ in charge
had been looking forward to an en-.
|rollment of 200 Friday was enroll.
ment day and Prof. A. c. Fuller Of
Cedar Falls, the director, was kept
busy the entire day classifying the
students. = He was assisted in this
work by Supt. C. E. Humphrey. On
Saturday, the various classes were
formed and the regular work CON-
menced. Hereafter, however, school
will not be held on Saturday.
The faculty is all exceptionally
strong one and the attending stu
dents are greatly pleased with the
conditions under which they are work
ing. Some of the ablest instructors
in the state have been brought to
Denison to- teach this summer ses-
sion. Students will receive as thor
ough instruction in the subjects taken
up at this session as they could Sc
cure at any college in the state.
Faculty in Charge.
Prof. A. C. Fuller, of Cedar Falls,
is in charge of the summer school.
Prof Fuller is we'll known through
out the middle west as an instructor
of great ability. On several different
occasions, he has visited Denison and
spoken before our teachers at study
center meetings. He has pleasing
personality and already has won the
respect anG esteem of the students
In addition to supervising the ses-
sion, he teaches General Methods.
The subjects of Economics, Geo.
graphy and Algebra are being ably
taught by Supt. C. E. Humphrey of
our local schools. Supt. Humphrey
is at home in the school room and it
is needless to say that these branches
will be thoroughly handled.
Supt. A.>W. Graham, superintendent
of the Missouri Valley schools, is an
instructor in Physics and Arithmetic.
He is especially strong in these two
subjects and was chosen for this work
for that reason.
The subjects Of Didactics and Gram
mar are being taught by Supt. H. B.
Smith of Newton. He has specialized
in these subjects and is we'll prepared
to teach them.
Miss Martha Hut chinsoE of Des
Moines, teaches History and Physics
and is the advisor of women. Miss
Hutchinson comes from West High,
where she holds very lucrative posi-
tion
Miss Eulalie Turner of Cedar Falls,
teaches reading and handwork, and Is
the Critic instructor. She holds one
demonstration class daily which is com
posed of local children in the grades,
whom she teaches for the benefit
and instruction of the teachers in
training.
Miss Mary A. Searle is an, Ames
graduate and is we'll fitted to handle
the domestic science and Physiology
classes.
D. o. Wilson, City Superintendent
of Earlham, has charge of the classes
in Agriculture and Woodwork.
Miss Bessie G. Keith is the prin-
cipal of the Junior High School of
Goldtield position which is said to
be one of the best in the state and
one which she ably fills. Under this
recommendation she is in charge Of
the Music. Orthography and Penman-
ship classes.
Visitors to be Entertained.
The teachers are to be furnished
with entertainment in plenty during
their twelve weeks visit in Denison.
Four high class entertainments are