136 JOHN C. ALMACK
from the catalogue of the Weston school 1906-07:
Robert C. French, B. S., President Methods of Teaching, History of Education, Psychology
Charles P. Dennison, A. B.
History, English Literature, Latin
Anna Z. Crayne, Preceptress
English, Domestic Science
Clara Graves French, A. B.
Chemistry, Biology, Physics
Clara G. Hall
Mathematics
C. Paul Schmausser
Bookkeeping, Stenography, German
Winifred E. Welch
Music and Drawing
Frank W. Litchfield
Principal Training School, Manual Training
Charles A. Webster Critic Teacher Training School, Physical Training
Ella R. Hayes Kindergartner, Critic Teacher in Training School
C. Paul Schmausser Secretary of Faculty, Librarian
Something of the work 40 done by each teacher may be in- ferred from the above and from a program of the Drain school 1902-1903. Miss Easterday taught drawing to three normal school classes, music to one normal school class, and both drawing and music to all the grades. Miss Johnson taught civics, rhetoric, composition, Caesar, first year Latin, and first and second year law, and sociology, and was principal of the training school. Miss Crosno had daily recitations in sopho- more and junior English literature, American literature, Eng- lish history, grammar, and general history. At Weston, Mr. and Mrs. Wood taught all the subjects twenty-seven in the course and offered to organize classes in music, painting and
40 "In the past two years two teachers in succession who have had the work in music and drawing have broken down from overwork." Report of Monmouth Nor- mal 1902-1904, page 17.
