Bingham Bulletin | 1920-04-08 | Page 4 | Church Teacher' Summer School Looks Promising at the B. Y. U.

CHURCH TEACHERS' SUMMER SCHOOL LOOKS PROMISING AT THE B. Y. The advance sheet of .the church teachers' summer school which will be held at the Brigham Young university during the summer months, gives indications in-dications that this year's work will be fully up to the high standard : established in past years. Among the faculty are the following educators: Geo. H. Brimhall, president; A. N. Merrill, dean, and agriculture Instructor; Instruc-tor; Adam S. Bennion, English and church seminary work; M. P. Henderson, Hender-son, 'biology; Guy C. Wilson,, education; educa-tion; John E. Hayes, registrar work; Christian Jensen, history and political science; T. Earl Pardoe, elocution and normal reading; E. L. Roberts, physical physi-cal education; Hugh W. Woodward, vocational training; Lydia Tanner, domestic do-mestic science; Clare W. Reid, music; Hermese Peterson, education; Arthur Beesley, social service. A course of lectures will be given by C. G. Holden, Mary Streeter and E. A. Wlnship, who have recently been engaged in the educational drive in various states of the union. The summer school will open May 31, and close August 20,