Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

Members Of the faculty, students and
friends OF the university are invited
to attend
Boyd Adds Special Courses.
THE Boyd School will offer special
courses in shorthand and type
writing during July and August, in
addition to the usual Summer sched-
ule, it was announced by A. c. Wright,
director. Glasses will be held Monday
through Friday, from am. to pm.
daily. Evening sessions, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, Sis to 1880
and Gas to Oils pm.
G. w. Summer STAFF Adds Three.
THE School Of Education OF the
George Washington University
announces the addition to its Summer
staff OF three educators outstanding
as practical leaders in their respective
fields.
DR.. Sidney B. Hall, superintendent
OF public instruction of the State of
Virginia. will give courses in curricu-
lum construction and secondary edu-
cation. DR.. Hall. who holds the de-
gree Of doctor of philosophy from Har-
ward University. has been identified
with education in Virginia since 1913.
Mary A. Adams. principal of the
Monticello Demonstration School of
the Baltimore public school system.
will offer three courses in the field of
elementary education. Miss Adams, q
graduate Of the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, has taught at the Summer
sessions OF the University Of Rochester
and the Johns Hopkins University, as
we'll as in the Disivion of Industrial
Education Of the University of Mary
land
DR.. Chester w. Holmes, assistant
superintendent in charge Of junior
high schools of the District, will con-
duct seminar in junior high school
theory and practice. Dr. Holmes holds
the degree OF doctor Of education from
the George Washington University.
Formerly he was principal of the Ana
costa Junior-Senior High School and
principal Of the Langley Junior High
School in Washington.
The full Summer sessions schedule
includes 30 courses, to be given in 2l
OF the departments OF instruction.
Nine weeks Summer courses will run
from June IA to August 10, and six
weeks courses from July 2 to August
Is. Forty-seven members Of the resi-
dent faculty of the university, together
with visiting experts in the fields of
law, education, economics and history,
will teach in the Summer sessions.
Now Assistant Registrar 1T Strayer.
MISS MARIE L. MOECKEL, for
merly Of Northwestern Univer-
sity, has been appointed assistant
registrar Of Strayer College, Pinck-
ney j. Hartman, director, announced
today.
For nearly four years Miss Moeckel
was assistant to the director Of new
students at Northwestern University,
Evanston, III. While at Northwestern
she spent six months a year travel
ing through the Middle West inter-
esting high school graduates in going
to college.
Miss Moeckel was graduated in
1881 from Northwestern, where she
majored in speech.
PergIer to Lecture.
-FOUR lectures dealing with condi-
tons in Central Europe will be
given by DR.. Charles Pergler, dean
OF National University Law School,
during special Summer course, THE
World Today" at the University Of
Maryland, beginning June %.
DR.. Pergler will speak July II on
Present day Central Europe and Its
Foundations; July Is. The Little
Entente-Origins, Development and
Purpose; July II, The Balkans
Background and Foundations" and
July Is, THE New Balkans"
Other lecturers scheduled for the
course include DR.. Leon c. Marshall,
CASTOR Nerval, DR.. Taraknath Das,
Grover Clark and DR.. Leonid 1. strak-
hovsky.
The National University Summer