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Joshua E. Maxwell, A. B., Wilberforce University; Teacher of Book-
keeping and Commercial Subjects; 584 Presstman St.

Levi V. Moore, graduate Tillotson College; Certificate Trade Depart-
ment, Hampton (extension courses in New York); Teacher
of Benehwork; 1838 McCulloh St.

John H. Murphy, Jr., graduate Colored Polytechnic Institute (exten-
sion course at Hampton Institute); Teacher of Printing and
Woodturning; 1811 Division St.

Louise E. M. Parin, graduate Institute for Colored Youth; Teacher
of English; 411 Robert St. (Madison 4432-W).

Perry D. G. Pennington, B. S., Wesleyan University; Teacher of
Biology, Physical Geography and Physiology; 2122 Druid
Hill Ave.

Ralph W. Reckling, Ph. B., Brown University (pursuing graduate
courses leading to A. M. Degree, Columbia University; Head
Department of English and History; 426 N. Gilmor St.

James Arthur Turner, B. S., Clarke University, also A. M. (Ex-
tension courses at Massachusetts Agricultural College, also
pursuing graduate courses leading to degree at Cornell Uni-
versity) ; Teacher of Biology and Botany; 1903 Division St,

Orra D. Weaver, A. B., New York State College (pursuing graduate
courses leading to A. M. Degree, Columbia University);
Teacher of History; 1814 Druid Hill Ave. (Madison 1403-J).

John J. Wheeler, B. S. in M. E., Armour Institute of Technology;
Teacher of Physics and Machine Practice, Mathematics; 2015
Division St.

Cornelia L. Wilson, A. B., Morgan College (pursuing graduate
courses leading to A. M. Degree, Columbia University);
Teacher of Algebra, German and English; 701 Baker St.
(Madison 3777-J).

Bertha L. Webb, Colored High School, 1913; Secretary and Li-
brarian; 1717 Druid Hill Ave.

Lottie L. Ruff, graduate Drexel Institute; Teacher of Domestic Art;
2113 Druid Hill Ave.

Ursala A. Guy, A. B., Washburn (pursuing courses for A.M. De-
gree at the University of Chicago) ; Teacher of Latin, French
and Music; 1379 N. Carey St.

Alma A. McGuinn, Howard University; Teacher of Domestic Art;
1911 Division St.

Brenda M. Moryck, A. B., Wellesley College; Teacher of English
and German; 1379 N. Carey St.

Rosa Nixon, State Normal School, Montgomery, Ala. (Courses for
Degree in Fine Arts, Columbia University) ; Teacher of Free-
hand Drawing; 1623 Druid Hill Ave.

Leila Ruth Young, Sargent Normal School; Teacher of Physical
Training; 2026 Druid Hill Ave.

Meta A. Redden, A. B. Howard, A. B. Morgan (pursuing courses for
A. M. Degree, Columbia University); Teacher of History
and English; 436 W. Biddle St. (Mt. Vernon 4479-J).

Louisa H. Thompson, A. B., Howard University. (Substitute teach-
er of English) ; 901 Druid Hill Ave.

Herbert M. Frisby, A. B., Howard (extension courses in Education,
University of Pennsylvania) ; Teacher of General Science and
Mathematics; 1806 Druid Hill Ave.

THE COLORED TRAINING SCHOOL.

(No. 100).

This school is devoted to the preparation of teachers for the pub-
lic schools of Baltimore City. Since its establishment in 1900, it
has prepared nearly 450 teachers for the elementary public schools
of Baltimore.

The course is two years in length, and is based upon an approved
High School Course of four years.

The required subjects include Psychology, History of Education,
Theory of Teaching and the special methods appropriate to instruc-
tion in Mathematics, History, Geography, Nature Study, Language
and Grammar, Reading, Literature, Hygiene, Manual Training,
Physical Training and Drawing.

One-fourth of the course, one-half year, is devoted to practice
teaching under criticism. During this time the pupil teacher re-
ceives compensation at the rate of one dollar per day.