Evening journal., 1922-05-19
SUMNER SCHOOL
TO HAVE RADIO
This Will Be One of Social
Features at Delaware This
Year
FACULTY Personnel
is ANNOUNCED
special to The Evening journal.

NEWARK. May 1e-Professor W
Wilkinson, head Of the Depart
neht of Education Of tho University
of'Delaware will again have charge
1.-THE Summer School the coming
urnmer as Director and has com
plffed his faculty for the school
tbs school will open this year on
Iir1e 26 and continue six weeks
sS;ng August 4. Expenses OF Del
ware teachers attending the school.
inoiuding transportation and board
wsn again be paid by the State.
Tuition Is free for residents OF Della
ware and a nominal fee OF SIS will
Sescharged to those from outside the
ate. The Indications are that the
enrollment will be the largest tn the
history OF the school.
The arrangements as 90 living &C
1nmodations viii be practically the
abe as during former schools. the
,ofnen Students VIII have quarters
atthe women's College and meals
wiz be served by the University. The
cr for room and board for the
tsSn Will be s55 and the state IN the
csS OF Delaware teachers will pay
hst.
some new courses are being offer- /
,for this school which were nor I
tred last year These include
r-hology, educational measure
s~ts and treating OF social science.
Xnother new course which should
- especially beneficial to many
safe teachers will be the High
SchooI Equivalent Courses" Under
tbs rules OF the State Board OF Edu-
caalon a first or second grade ele-
nlentary teachers certificate can be
Rranted in Delaware only 10 persons
who have had four years high school
preparation or its equivalent. For
the benefit OF those teachers who
hsssre had less than the required
an{ont OF high school and who wish
to-.make up this deficiency, these
hieh school equivalent courses are
ofered. which will enable such
r. thers TO secure credits leading TO
securing the referred to certificates.
rne OF the social features this
year which win be provided by the
sefyice Citizens OF Delaware Will be
a complete radio outfit TO be Install
ed-sn Wolf Hall There will prob
al.;r be two evening concerts when
ma community will be invited to
hcar musical programs from Phila-
defnhia. Pittsburgh. Newark ana
OF her cities.
rhls will be part OF the entertain
r1aat course that the Service Citizens
have provided at each session fof
several WARS While the series OF
-,elssireF and musicals have not been
en(srely completed It has been an
noffnced that a number OF noted
educators will make addresses.
Among them will be Frank P.
Graves. Commissioner OF Education
forthe Ste,.e' OF New York; the Rev.
S. Parkes Cadman, pastor OF Central
Congr<gational Church, Brooklyn' !
-RisSfop Edwin II. Hughes OF the ,
NJ sthodist Episcopal Church. Boston s
Area; DR.. Floyd Tomkins, OF Holy I
Trssity Church, Philadelphia There
wi = also be sacred concerts on sun v
AZ evenings and some musical con n
,crss n
Fhe University has fixed the board 7
IT a figure that # is thought will be a
but cost. II there IS any money
efSSst the close OF the session from F
h & source It will be divided among o
D ,Ee attending who made the orig a
na% payments for board. b
63Hcers OF administration-Wa m
Inlihen. Ph. D.. president OF the al
-nfeersitv of Delaware; William A.
Wilkinson, A. NJ, director Of the
urmer school: Mrs. Annie F. 81
nSner. Pd. B.. dean OF women for
As@Summer School; Arthur @. VIII II
inAon, business administrator. la
STAN Of Instructors - Harriet hc
hnfpe Bally, art Instructor chill ds
rer's University School. New York sh
HT fine ana industrial arts; Ina We
rave Barnes, A NJ. rural school tn
New Castle County. in II
reduction 10 teaching, rural school NJ
rural sociology; Alex TO
snaer Blair. p. S, instructor IN his p
Iorre and english. University OF Del p
aware History. Civics. Lucy w. w
clp1ser- A. NJ, graduate student, de- n,
nartment rural education, Teachers or
Corege, Columbia University. dem II
onstration school teacher; George f. II
Duton, A. NJ, professor Of english. :.
University OF Delaware. English T
Composition. /.
Fsnley Melville Kendall Foster.
Ph,, D.. assistant professor OF eng
llsrs University OF Delaware. Eng
lisH, Literature; Elizabeth Jenkins,
rurel school supervisor. Kent Coun-
ty. Delaware. Arithmetic, Rural
school Management; Ruby Miller,
BIS in Ed, rural school supervisor,
e.eSy Castle County. Delaware. The
Teathing OF English. Primary
Grades; Blanche Pepple, B. s.. rural
schbol supervisor Sussex County,
Delaware The Teaching of Eng
lisHs Upper Grades; Elsie Sameth. Al
b.. y. s., associate professor physical
ediifation. University OF Nevada.
Hyesene and Sanitation. Supervision
OF Play: Dora Wilcox, instructor in
music. Women's College. University
Of Delaware. Music; W. A. Wilxin-
SON, A. NJ, professor OF education,
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