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The HARMONIAN JUNIORS Page Thirty-five
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The HARMONIAN TEACHER TRAINING DEPARTMENT Under the direction of the State Department of Education a course for the training of teachers was established in the Harmony Farm Life School in the fall of 1923. This course is designed to ii ' wv naiiiiiit: to tliosc w lio w isli to he better fitted for the work of teaching. It appeals especiall to teaciiers and students who are not financially able to go to collejic. Howexer. tlie credit received for the year ' s work is equal to that for a year of college work. Only graduates of a standard high school or holdeis of an Elementary B certificate are eligible for entrance. Graduates from the dppartnicnr receive an Elementary A certificate. 1 he course is compriseil of Pedagogj ' , Observation and Practice Teaching, Kiinlish, Histor , Arithmetic, Geoiiraphy, Public School Music, Writing, Drawing, Industrial Arts, and PInsical Kduc.ition. Many of the Teacher Training; ;:raduates have availed themselves of the opportunity to continue their work at East Carolina Teacher ' s College, Applalachian Traimng School, and at Cullowhee Normal School. These institutions are granted credit for the work done in the Teacher Training department. In this way, former students from the department ma complete the Two- ' car department course in either of these institutions in one car and one summer. (Maduatioii from these institutions will entitle students to Piiniarv or (iraiiimar (irade certificate. Needless to say, this is a wonderful opportunity for ambitious stud ents who are not able to enter college when they fini high sctuwl. For three ears the work has been under the able direction of Miss Maurie Simpson, believed to be the most capable instructor in Teiicher Training in the state. The first class (1923-24) was made up of the followiiit: students: Turner Crater, Reha Douglas, .Mary Foster, Cloyce Hunter, Dessie Johnston, Pauline .Masse , Hiatiche Poirulexter, l.cith.i Privette, Nova Shore, Flora l omas, Lucy Tharpe, Roxie Wall, Gertrude Watts. In 1924-25 the following students finished tiie course; Tabitha Hurgess, Blanche Galtlu-r, ' Tiieinia Garris, Lois Heath, (n-orgia King, Edidi Oakley, Eula Reavis, Irene Sloan, V ' elma ' Taylor, Margaret Woodside. Page TAirty-ftMr
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