Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Summer School Will Help
Supply Demand For Teachers

colleges; William A. wilkinson, director
If tho Summer School and instructor ~
education Mari II Rich, dean 81 women
and principal II the DemonstratIon
School, Arthur g wilkinson, business
administrator, Rose Virginia Chrisial.
physical education. Lntta a Clark, focial
director community clycs George Eiilnt
Dutto8. English Susan laria eduratipn
Finley " X Foster, English, Rachae
Fuller, demonstration teacher pTm1ry
division. Florence Iuttle Hubbard. hno
arts; Mamie II Rohr, education Evelyn
I.siella 'IJllpu. dcthons' ration teacher, up.
per grade division, Earnest Vaucour'
Vaughn, history and political Science
Pauline Brooks Wiltamsou, primary
methods. Dora Wilcox music
The courses offered have been designed
primarily ~ meet the needs u the rura
and elementary grade teachers, and q
high school teachers who Vl8b iurthsf
preparation. az we'll as those Win ere
working for credits to be applied 70 ? Dc
prne h the Delaware Institution Dlc
courses have bcen varied enough " uakf
them we'll worth while - students return
ing from year 70 year, and q nuB1ter of er'
fireIy uew subjects have been added r
| the curriculum.
4 feature n the slimrDsr session which
/ promises II mean mich ~ Rli who sre y
/ enjoy the student life of tho carnpuF, is ~
! creation ~ The position q socisl director
/ n he fiilad by Miss fottn~Clark q Boston
/ Miss lark vas q member n the Summer
/ School faculty last gar and made f0fce'
7 ful impression uponEtIdents IN connectlr'n
with her work In sociology and corn
muuity clvics She illustrates ~ nei
/ whole personality, The applied principls
~ The gospel which she teaches III ~
\ class rbom, ard at time when the Statr r
i peculiarly interested in finding ways and
means {or snaugura'ing q widespTeao
rorunupf4t movement, tho course oiter'
4 ri promises ~ be exceedingly popular
I Miss CLARK is planning 70 stage durins
the first week IN August, an eisbcraff
pageant which. IL is pFohabls, viii por'
tray 4 series ~ events in the history q
I Delaware Ample time will 70 allowed foi
rehearsals and the entire student body, i
I is anticipated. wll take part n the demon
stration
Music ~ HAVE PROMINENT PLACE
Music will occupy . more pFomipanf
place on the program than a. sny previous
! summer session Siiss Dora Wilcox n.
strIctor at the Womsn's College durins
the last year, will give elementary and ~
vanced courses in public school MUSIC, anS
Miss Nell Anderson supervisor q nusH
in Wilmington, will demonstrate, ~
series of lectures, the Use ~ the EratonoiA
IN The school room There viii also De ai
least three high class musical proErsni
furnished by the Service Citizens Of Della
ware. In addition an evening texture
course NJ unusual excellence has reer
arranged for three weeks N Judy, whifi
viii bring ~ the summer SchO0! artists
and lecturers az national prominence. who
hv thsir INTERPRETATION of the larger Affair
~ life. Will contribute largely " the per
sonal enrichment and eaIOyment q tHt
session.
Health work, occupying more ant
more. prominent place ia the curUcuia q
the modern school through the co-opera
ton az the ;sate Reconstruction tominis
son and the Delaware Red ross, gL
receive the proper emphasis No Pro-
vision has been made Tor formal nealtf
instruction, rather the daily presence q
nurse and physician. with the attendant
oupOrtunity fnr conference and oDseTva'
tom, Il depended upon - lead - ihe
formation of right health habits which shal
ultimately extend 70 every Delaware
school room.
The demonstration school, 'inder the
personal direction of Miss Rich, wlA os
held every morning m the grammar
school building Exceptionally strrns
teachers have been secured 20 carry on thH
important phase Of the summer ochoo
work.
An advance payment Of SIS IS rsquire'
of students writing for room reservations
.