Summer Normal School

The eummer normal for county teachers has been in session in the hig!i cbool building, this city, ior the past two weeks. It opened with an enrollnient of 60. This week it has increased to 70. The teachers of flhe county appreciate this opportunity afforded ttoem for an excellent review Prof. M. A. Oobb, of Ypsilanti,' in the sciences, has charge of ilgebra amd phyaics. He has proven himselt a teacher o; ftoe ability. He Is thoroiihly familiar wlth his subjects, and presente them to the teachers in n cloar and cooicise manner. Miss Ce'.ia Brennan of the Chicago schools, has developed a great spirit of interest and enthuslasm amongthe" teathers. Dwight Casslus Marión Is the heayiest man physieally at the echool. He doesii'l take a back seat Tor any one in arithmetic and physies. E. IX Pieirce is regarded as one of, the brightest teachers at the institue. Míí-ís Jennie JIcArthur of Ann Arbor, is preparing for a first grade certifícate. Shie has been a very oessfn'. teacher. Misa Anna G. Föster of Clarkson is in attendance. Miss Blma Bradshaw is enaed to teach at Mantetlque ior next year. I).-. Zimmerman is a frequent vleüo". f.nd expresed his hijïh apprccia- t: vi of tlve work being done. Mtas llaude Salsbury reistered dq Frtöay. Robert Rase has boen engaged to t e icH !n ths schools of Oakland county for thó next year. Thii Miases Mollie and ïUorence Briggs, Kittie Sauer, Delia Rhelnirank 0X3 amolns the attenlants. ML1 Brennan has given several very imstnic-tive lessoins in Kinderearten. Mr. Ca-ranaugh is eiving the teachers söm very interesting talks in school law and the science of government. The instnictio ngiven at this schocL is juBt whatthe teachers -want. Th,', normal is conducted on the fiectiooi plan, and an opportunity is presentt'd ïar babh academie and professional instructlon.