The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-05-05

oregon Normal school will be held at
Pendleton between the above dates for
the accommodation and convenience of
Eastern Oregon teachers who desire
further professional training.
Courses and InstructionaI STAFF.
The regular normal school courses
offered at Pendleton will be the same
as are given at Monmouth, with the
same credit allowed therefor These
will include psychology school manage
ment, rural school problems, methods
in reading, arithmetic, language, etc,
for primary, intermediate and grammar
grades, public school music, art and
physical training,
In addition to the above special
courses of an advanced grade will be
given by E. L. Keezel, professor of edu-
cation at whitman College These
courses will includU. Education Psy-
chology and Educational Tests and
Measurements, and are designed for
normal graduates and those who may
desire advanced work of this nature
leading to graduation from college.
Through arrangement with Whitman
College, credit earned in these courses
will be accepted by that institution.
This work will likewise be accredited
at the University of Oregon.
The instructional staff consists of
regular instructors from Monmouth,
with other Oregon educators as fol-
lows:
II. E Inflow, Superintendent Of
Schools at endeton-Director and In
structor in School Management.
E. L. Keezel, Professor of Education
Whitman College-Psychology and
School Measurements.
w. w. Green, Superintendent Of Una
tlla County Schools-Rural School
Problems
Miss O. Eldora Ragon, Oregon Normal
School-Art
Miss Eugenia McNaughten, Music
Supervisor, McMnnville Oregon-Mu-
sic.
Miss Virginia Hales Oregon Normal
School-Physical Training.
Miss Della Rush, Principal Lincoln
School, Pendleton-Seventh and Eighth
Grade Methods
Miss Kate L. Houx, Oregon Normal
School-Intermediate Methods.
Location and Equipment.
The summer school will be located in
the Pendleton high school building,
magnificent brick and concrete struc-
ture, having a cool interior during the
warmest summer weather, and COM
manding a delightful outlook over the
city and surrounding country, The
building is completely equipped with
classrooms, gymnasium and auditorium.
The umatilla County Library rated as
the best in the state outside of Port
land is located in Pendleton, and
affords excellent facilities for study.
Special Attractions.
Besides the usual attractions found
in progressive city of this size, spe-
cial features will be available for the
pleasure and entertainment of summer
school students, A six day Chautau-
qua will be held in July with special
rates for students Programs and en-
school students provide pleasure and
training. Lectures along lines of gem
eral interest by prominent people add
to the opportunities for intellectual
and professional growth
The city maintains splendid nata
torium, Delightful picnics may be en-
joyed along the shady banks of the
Umatilla river.
Living Accommodations.
A special effort is being made to
provide suitable accommodations for
summer school students and to keep
the cost of living as low as possible |
Lists Of desirable rooms are being pre-
pared and arrangements have been
effected with the restaurants for re- |
duced rates for students In addition, !
noon lunch will bes erved at the high |
school cafeteria each school day with
out cost Cost of room and board |
should not exceed $500 per week
Entrance Requirements.
Admission to the summer school
courses for credit will be granted to |
graduates OF a four-year high school
or its equivalent In this connection
equivalent" is construed to include one
who holds or has held certificate to
teach
In the field OF education increased |
emphasis Is being laid upon quality of |
service Compensation of trained tea
chers has advanced materially within
recent years with no disposition man
ifest toward any policy which would