The teachers college quarterly [serial] . lapril, iflap, 3fane1922 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Yancey Thomas Ormond 233 S. B. Underwood The Scout Movement: An Opportunity 235 J. H. Rose Twenty Delinquent Women Tested by the Stanford Revision of the Binet-Simon Test 239 J. L. Leggett • Follow Up Work 242 Miriam McFadyen A Study in Rural Sociology 247 Augusta Woodward Pitt County Commencement 252 Cleona MinshewEditorials 255 Suggestions Little Greenville , 260 A Study of Grammar as Sentence Development 270 Using an Extract from Hiawatha , 271 Making an Outline for Composition 272 Two Hygiene Lessons
The teachers college quarterly [serial] . lapril, iflap, 3fane1922 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Yancey Thomas Ormond 233 S. B. Underwood The Scout Movement: An Opportunity 235 J. H. Rose Twenty Delinquent Women Tested by the Stanford Revision of the Binet-Simon Test 239 J. L. Leggett • Follow Up Work 242 Miriam McFadyen A Study in Rural Sociology 247 Augusta Woodward Pitt County Commencement 252 Cleona MinshewEditorials 255 Suggestions Little Greenville , 260 A Study of Grammar as Sentence Development 270 Using an Extract from Hiawatha , 271 Making an Outline for Composition 272 Two Hygiene Lessons 274 A Picture Study Lesson 275 How I Taught Phonics in the First Grade 277 Percentage in the Sixth Grade 278 Addition Combinations in the First Grade 279 Number Work in the Second Grade 280 Dramatization of Sleeping Beauty 281 Model School News 283 Reviews 284 Alumnae 301 College News and Notes 303 College Activities /.. 318 Class of 1922 . 330 «aOS • BROUQHTOH PRINTIN* OO., R»L«I««, N. ».. Scenes from The Merchant Gentleman Cfje €*acf)er£ College (fuarfrrlp Vol. IX. April, May, June No. 3 YANCEY THOMAS ORMOND S. B. Underwood With the passing of Mr. Yancey Thomas Ormond, East CarolinaTeachers College and the cause of education generally lost a true andtried friend. He was one of that small group in Eastern Carolinawho early saw the dire need of teacher training and worked withoutceasing for the establishment of an institution for this purpose. He had been a member of the Board of Trustees from the begin-ning and was vitally interested in every phase of its the death of Governor Jarvis he became Chairman of the Execu-tive Committee, and watched over the institution with all the devo-tion of a mother for a child. He was never too busy to consider itsinterests in life. He was really fond of the students, the faculty andofficers, of every-one connected with the institution. The writerwhile a resident of Greenville and himself connected with the College,u
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