The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-28
Fredericksburg Normal


rFeaerickshurg, Va, March I'll
Dr. f. c. l.. Miller, Of the Medical
college OF Virginia gave an instruc-
i've lecture to large andience In
me auditorium on Facts and Quacks
IN Medicine" DIR. Miller proved to be
a lecturer of interest and handled
MS subject in mastery fashion. The
freder1cksburg State Normal feels
much Indebted to the faculty Of fhe
Medical College OF Virginia for f1,ts
and DR.. Baughman's lecture during
the present term.
me posters recently made by the
members of the art club Of the sc},oo,
Tor the community center drive have
been sent to Chicago to be DISPLAYED
at the national convention of recrea i
ton.
An interesting art sx1btion of
work done in grades one to ten In
The public schools Of Washington
was held recently under the art de-
partment OF the school The exhibit
included nature drawings, pose work
and design
One OF the most successfu, play.
of the school year was rfyen on Fri.
DAY evening by tho Y. W., under the
direction of Misc Mabel Glenn, OF tbs
senior class. IA Modern Cinderella
was unusually WIN presented. and
Kept the audience Interested from
start to finish. The scenic effect,
| Were good, and the acting of hisf
talent Those in the cast were
Misses Elizabeth Moore, RosaIl,
potndexter. 10 Bass, Harriet Fisher
Fanny Moore, Anna Morgan, Emil,
Waller. Keith Sinclair, Nettie Lockle,
FANNIE Chapman. Harriet Pressey
| Ruth Crfsfnond Esther wemyss. Ma
Ram Fletcher, Madsiaine Coe. ant
Clara La Cross. The part Of tn,
modern Cinderella was acted by Mis-
Elizabeth Moore.
| Inc school has reccutIy made ar
rangements with the city sch~o
board whereby the Normal gains CON
| troll of training school facilities 1,
the city elementary school. By tn
new arrangement, the Normal vii
| nave new curriculum, and addition
| al facilities for practice teaching
This will make the training schoo
OF the Fredericksburg Normal secon,
to none In this respect.
| Certain changes have also bee,
made in the rural practice school q
Lee Hin. A modern teaeherage vii
be constructed tf1s summer. and a,
additional critic teacher viii be in
stalled. A new high power true
has been purchased. and every senio
VIII have opportunity next year I
DO practice teaching under actus
rural conditions The Normal ha
also added to its curriculum on Ru
raj school problems. and will en-
| figure.
The aiumnae ssrv1os bureau or
/inized this session IL Under the d,
fection OF faculty COMMITTEES com
| posed OF Prof H. y Tvnsr M,
Rum and Miss I>swiA The e1tensio
bureau Ia organised under the com
mittee composed of Or. w. J. Youns
w. N. Hamlet and Mis- hobart,
Each OF these bureaus In alreadv ia
ing extensive service In their respec
tive fields.
| The ladies' Of the faculty recent,
played an exciting basketball ram
on the gymnasium floor. The scor
was 70 to rs In favor OF the REDS.
The line up was as follows:
/ Reds: Miss Matthias, Miss Tame,
Miss straughn. Miss Black, Mis
! Reed, Mrs Myers.
/ Blues: Miss Ninde. Mrs. Chandler
Miss Lewis. Miss Atkinson, Miss Rob
| erts. Miss Willis.
Referee: Mr.. Cook: Scorer, %,
Smith; T'imekeeper, Mr.. Hamlet.
! Miss Roberts, the supervisor @
I the high school, recently entertaine
! the high school teaching seniors an
the critic teachers at tho Facuit
Home In one of the most fascinatin
parties OF the school yesr. Nit
! Roberts is specialist in communit
work and organized play. and "a
hibited rare degree of skin in or
KaniSing the evenings entertainment
along unique lines
i Among the guests were: Teachtn
seniors. Misses Helen wheel, An
4 Bland. Maria Holman. Kafhnr,n
Rowe Grace Brizendine, Tuckc
Rryan. Jesse Bouldin, Louise HAr
i wood. Louise Luck. Harrist Prcsec,
and Margaret Jeffries. Critie Teach
RS. member OF the faculty ad thei
wivts. President and Mrs. A.
| Chandler. Jr and Mrs, -yner an
Professor and Mrs. Hamlet, DR.. sn
MIS-. Y1urs. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. n
Ch''tA, Misses Straughn, Atkinson
Black. vaughn. Perrin and Mr.. Cool
Miss Roberts was assisted BY Mis-