The Coconino sun., 1927-03-04
FOUR YEAR DEGREE WORK
COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL
IMPOSING FACULTY ARRAY

In order that full four-year course
which will be the equal of any teach
ers college work offered anywhere in
the west and southwest can be offered
for the summer quarter, the admins
tration of Flagstaff Teachers college
has made special effort and searched
countrywide for eminent teachers,
lecturers and entertainers.
Special emphasis win be placed this
summer on the four-year course and
credits from same will be acceptable
at full value on degree in education
anywhere.
Courses in physics, chemistry, his
tory, English, languages and the like
viii be offered to those students who
do not wish to prepare to teach but
are looking forward to degree from
a standard university or college.
In addition to this, the regular two
year work preparatory to teaching
will be offered. Work done in this
class also will be accepted at its face
value in the leading colleges and uni-
versities.
The following nationally known
lecturers and entertainers have been
engaged to date at great expense to
the college:
DR.. Rufus B. Won KleinSmid, presi-
dent University of Southern Califor-
MIA, author and lecturer on education,
applied psychology, etc.
Edward Thomas Devine, dean of
Graduate school of the American uni
versity. Lecturer on social work, in
dustrial problems, etc
I'll. 81. Wilson, superintendent Of
public schools of Berkeley, Calf. Lee
turer on public school supervision.
Emanuel Sternheim, graduate Of
Oxford, Heidelberg and Paris uiliver-
Americanization.
Mrs. E. L. Norestny, superintendent
city schools, Central City, Neb. Lee
turcr on Parent Teacher movement.
Tien Lai Huang, descendant Of
the Huang dynasty and one Of the
most noted lecturers and representa-
tives of the modern China. Lecturer
on philosophy and religion in China.
Francis Cummings Lockwood, on
leave of absence from University Of
Arizona Lectures adapted for liter
ary clubs, teachers Institutes, etc.
w. B. Downing, head of the voice
department, fine arts schools, Univer-
sity of Kansas.
Elizabeth Purser, head Of depart
ment of expression of Blue Mountain
college.
Coffer-M Miller Players, dramatists Of
national fame. With a group of spe-
cial summer plays for colleges and
universities to choose from.
In order to carry out the four year
standard teachers college work, the
| following college and university in
structors have been employed to date
to supplement the regular teaching
staff:
Z. a.. Adams, University of illinois.
Science department.
Bess Chappell, state supervisor of
home economics of Oregon. Home
economics department.
Waldo B. Christy, department Of
commerce Of Tempe Teachers college.
Commerce department.
H. A. Cross, dean Phoenix Junior
college. Education.
w. b. Downing, music department,
| University Of Kansas. Music depart
ment.
James r. FELTON,, English depart
ment Tempe Teachers college. Eng
| lish department.
Frances Giddings, Columbia ui1iver-
sity. Primary critic teacher.
r. f. Graesser, University OF Ari-
zona. Mathematics department.
Francis Cummings Lockwood, on
leave of absence from University Of
Arizona. English department.
John r. Murdock, department OF
social science Of Tempe Teachers col
lege. History department.
Ira ID. Payne, department of edu-
cation Tempe Teachers college. Edu-
cation department.
Elizabeth Purser, head Of depart
ment of expression of Blue Mountain
college. English department.
Dorothy w. Seago, psychology de-
partmefst of Hollings college. Educa-
| tion department.
| G.. B. Schepel, principal jerome
high school. Education department.