Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-22
F|FTy.E|CHT COURSES
IN SUMMER SCHOOL
Tuition Free in 46 of These for
Present and Prospective YER
mont Teachers-SessiOr at
University Opens July 5 and
Closes August 13

Ths bulletin of the University Of Yer
mont summer school has just come from
tho press The school opens July and
closes August IL The number of courses
offered is larger than In previous years.
There will, he 43 In the faculty, giving So
courses. In DC of these, tuition Is free to
Vermont teachers and those preparing TO
teach 1T Vermont. Teachers courses In
subject Meter in all OF the important
high school branches will be offered. Dem
onstra.ion closes In kindergarten, and in
the first, third ard sixth grades are new
, features of practical value to elementary
teachers.
Courses will be offered in the following
departments Agriculture, puolic school
AT education. botany. chemistry, civics
education English, expression. French.
history homo economics. Latin. matho-
mates, physical training. public school
music. physics. physiology Spanish.
Zoology. Besides these there IRE especially
organized departments OF fine art and
music. and commercial and secretnrial
course, also n short course for boyo' and
girls club workers
OF special interest is the announcement
that DR.. Talcvtt williams WI! give n two
weeks course OF lectures on Amcric..n
citizenship. The subject Is timely and DR..
Williams Is adequately prepare to speak
upon It.
THe names o: the faculty follow:
Guy w. Bailey. A. ~. acting president:
J. franklin Messenger. Phi. D.. director
of summer school and professor OF educa-
tion; wellington L. Aiken, A. NJ, assoc
clato professor of English; Don G. Bliss.
p. Ph., superintendent OF schools. Mont
clair, n. j.. Milledge L. Bonham. Phi. D.,
professor of history, Hamilton College
/
preston; George p. Burns, Phi. D.. pro-
fessor Of botany; Scott c. Carbee. in
structor in fine art; Helen NJ. Chaplin,
3. s., instructor in home economics
Elizabeth V. Colburn, A. NJ, head of the
! art department of Minneapolis public
schools; Charles f. Dalton, NJ. d., pro-
fessor of hygiene and preventive medi-
cine and secretary of the State Board of
Health.
George G. Groat. Phi. D., professor of
economies; Florence NJ. Fisher. teacher
of primary class; Beryl NJ. Harrington,
supervisor of music. Burlington public
schools: Roscoe Everett Harris, Il. $. in
Ed. assistant professor in physics: Clyde
NJ. HILL a. NJ president State Normal
College, Springfield, Mo-; Harriet Mason
Hodge, A. b.. B. s. in Ed, instructor
in kindergarten methods and teacher of
kindergarten class; Sarah NJ. Holbrook,
specialist in the treatment of backward
children. Hartford Conn. public schools;
Elwin l.. ingalls,. A. B., State club leader:
Floyd B. jerks. b. S., professor of .agri-
cultural education; Hovey Jordan, A. NJ,
assistant professor of histology and
embryology; Mary f. Reyes, A. NJ. in
structor in elementary methods.
Alfred Larsen. instructor in violin
Ernest Dawson Leach, A. L. c. NJ. in
structor in organ; Will S. Monroe. A. B.,
professor of psychology, state Normal
school. Montclair. n. j.; Anne w. Nc
Leary. instructor in music; Helena Marco.
instructor in secretarial courses; Arthur
b. Myrlck. Phi. D.. professor of romance
languages and literature John w
Nichols. instructor In vocal music; Mrs
John w. Nichols, A. r. C. NJ, instructor
In plano; Marbury B. Ogle, Phi. D., pro-
fessor of Latin; Jesse William Sprows
Phi. D., professor of secondary educa-
tion Bertha NJ. Terril. A. NJ, professor
of home economics; Evan Thomas, B. S..
professor of mathematics; Henry C. Tink-
ham. NJ. D., dean of the college of medi-
cine; Phebe NJ. Towle, instructor in
botany; Charles Lee Tracy, instructor in
piano; Edna c. Whitcomb instructor in
home economics; Talcott Williams, l.. II
D.. LII. D.. director emeritus of Columbia
University School of Journalism; Doris
Carolyn Wright. instructor in physca
training.
An instructor in chemistry and teach
ers of demonstration classes In the thirC
and sixth grades are to be announced
later.