Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1941 — Page 24

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FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1941

tempers o of Butler Faculty t0 re or Study > Dr ing Summer Vacation ‘Months

§ Vacation plans fe the. sutidier Sponths have been announced by $nembers of the ‘Butler University faculty. 5 The + & Prof. Gray Burdin of the speech Mlivision in.the English Department will continue his studies on his docfor of philosophy degree at Columpla University.- Dr. David Silver of

Fork on the Civil War period. Frank “Heddon of the Men’s. Physical Edu-

summer as an instructor at the $okagon Boys’ Camp, Angola.

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Dr. Gildas Metour of fhe Sociology Department will vacation in Florida before doing additional graduate study at Tolumbia University and Dr. John E. Potzger of the Botany Department will teach in the summer school and then will do research work on bogs in Minnesota lakes with Dr. Ira T. Wilson of Heidelberg College, Tiffin, O. Miss Agnes T. Adcock is teaching in the summer term of the University of Colorado, Boulder, Col. E. Wayne Berry, Director of the College of Religion choir,” will continue work on his doctor of philosophy degree in music at the East-

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man School of Music, Rochester, N. z Prof. Ross J. Griffeth of the Colege of Liberal Arts and Science faculty. plans to teach in the College of Religion summer school and also teach in the Lake James Older] Youth Conference, July 20-27; the Grand Mesa Adult Conference, Montrose, Col., and will vacation in] the Black Hills of South Dakota. Dr. Harold Baker of the College of Business Administration faculty: plans to teach in the summer school at Butler then will take a vacation trip along the East Coast. Prof. J. Russell Townsend Jr., plans to attend the national convention of the

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work on the copy desk of the Milwaukee Jowrnal, Milwaukee, Wis., during the summer months, and Prof. Charles V. Kinter, head of the Journalism Department, will study at the University of Chicago on his doctor of philosophy degree. Prof. Chester B. Camp of the College of Business Administration will do graduate work at the University of Michigan,

thor of “Two to Six,” and Dr. H. D. Worthy, director, Department uf Elementary Education and Reading Clinic, College of Education, Butler. The conference will enable teachers and supervisors to study recent practices and trends in early elementary education. During the conference two sessions will be held

daily, one during the morning and the other in the afterroon.

1e|ture on the subject of “Democratic Practices in Nursery-Kindergarten-First Grade.” will include and Safety in .Early Elementary Education.” Miss Patterson’s series will be “Equipment, Supplies, and Records.” |- Mrs. Alschuler will give one lecture]. I the conference on dren’s Personalities and Their Development As Expressed in Painting, Blocks, and Dramatic Play.” :

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discussion of laboratory and research problems will take place during the afternoon periods. Mrs. Marjorie DeVee, executive secretary, Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers, |t will ‘give the final lecture ‘during|e the conference on the subject; "Pare ental Education.”

‘8 os A special unit course in “Improv-

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