Evening journal., 1920-06-19

room. Each year has shown a larger
enrolment and a greater appreciation
Of the progressive stand Of the State,
on the part of our teachers.
The faculty for the 1920 Summer
School OF Delaware College includes
Smauel Chiles Mitchell, president OF
The Affiliated Colleges: William A.
Wilkinson, director OF the summer
school and instructor in Education,
Mary r. Rich, Dean of Women and
principal Of the Demonstration School:
Arthur G.. Wilkinson Business Admin
islratOr; Rose Virginia Christal, Ply
sical Education; LOtta A. Clark, Social
Director Community Civics: George
Elliott Dutton, English; Susan Faris,
Education; Finley NJ. X. Foster. Eng
llsh; Rachael Fuller, Demonstration
Teacher, Primary Division; Florence
Iutile Hubbard, Fine Arts; Mamie h.
ROhr, Education: Evelyn Estella Til
Ion, Demonstration Teacher Upper
Grade Division; Earnest NancOurt
Vaughn, History and Political Science;
Pauline Brooks Williamson, Primary
Methods. and Dora Wilcox. Music.
The courses offered have been de-
signed primarily to meet the needs
OF the rural and elementary grade
teachers, and OF high school teachers
who wish further preparation, as well
as those who are working for credits
10 be applied 10 a degree In the Della
ware institution. Old courses have
been varied enough TO make them well
worth while TO students returning
from year 10 year, and a number OF
entirely new subjects have beep added
TO the curriculum.
A feature Of the summer session
which promises TO mean much 10 all
who are TO enjoy the student life OF
the campus, Is the creation OF the po-
LOtta Clark OF Boston Miss Clark was
a member OF the summer school facul-
! ty last year and made a forceful i'm
preston upon students In connection
I with her work in sociology and COM
lmunity civics. She illustrates by her
whole personality the applied prin-
ciple OF the gospel which she teaches
/ in the classroom and at a time when
the state is peculiarly interested in
finding ways and means for inaugur-
aiing a Widespread community move
he exceedingly popular Miss Clark is
planning 10 stage, during the first
week in August, an elaborate pageant
which, it Is probable, will portray a
series of events in the history OF Del
aware. Ample time Will be allowed
/ for rehearsais and the entire student
body, it is anticipated, will take part
in the demonstration.
Music will occupy a more promi-
nent place on the program than at any
previous summer session. Miss Dora
Wilcox. instructor at the Women:
College during the last year, will give
/ elementary and advanced courses In
public school music, and Miss Nell An
4 dersOn. supervisor OF music IN the city
of Wilmington, will demonstrate, ir
a series Of lectures. the use OF the
grafOnola in the schOOlroom. Their,
will also be at least three high clas;
musical programs furnished by tn'
service citizens OF Delaware. In addl-
ton an evening lecture course or un
usual excellence has been arranged 70
three weeks in July, which viii brinl
TO the summer school artists and lee
turers Of national prominence, whC
lby their Interpretation Of the large
affairs OF life will contribute largely
90 the personal enrichment and en-
liOyment OF the session.
Health work, occupying a more anC
more prominent place in The curricul;
of the modern school, through the CO,
operation OF the State Reconstruction
Commission and the Delaware Rel
| Cross. will receive the proper empha
sis No provision has been made fOi
formal health instructions; rather "a,
daily presence or nurse and physician
with the attendant opportunity foi
conference and observation is de
pended upon 10 lead TO the formation
or right health habits which shall al
timately extend 10 every Delaware