Page Four.
THE SALEMITE
Feb. 2, 1945.
Brownell Talks
In Workshop
Dr. William A. Brownell, Professor
of Educational Psychology at Duke
University, conducted n workshoj) in
arithmetic on January 30 and ."il
in the Old West End School Build
ing. This workshop was sponsored
by the Winston-Salem City Schools
and Salem College. It was open to
teachers in Winston-Salem and For
syth County, majors in elementary
education at Salem College, and
visitors.
On Tuesday, January 30 at 4:15
Dr. Brownell lectured on the teach
ing of arithmetic in the Elementary
School. At 7:30 he lead a discussion
on the problems of teaching arirli-
metie in the intermediate and upper
grades. Wednesday afternoon he lead
a discussion on the problems of teacli-
ing arithmetic in the primary grades.
Dr. Brownell, a national authority
on the teaching of arithmetic and on
Educational Psychology, received his
A. B. degree at Allegheny College,
and his M. A. and Ph. D. degrees at
the University of Chicago. In 1942,
Allegheny College conferred the
honorary LL. D. degree upon him.
Dr. Brownell has taught at the
University of Illinois, the University
of Michigan, Cornell University, and
George Peabody College. He has
been professor of Educational Psy
chology at Duke University since
1931.
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was riding Rabbit. We were out on
the trail that day. Well, it had rained
all week, see? The roads were slick
as wet red mud! Things like what
happened just happen ’fore you know
it. Rabbit slid around on her knees,
and Helen took a quick mud-bath.
All sorts o’ things happen out here
at Anderson’s. Take the day that
stubborn Fred took Alice Chiles for
a ride. Alice wouldn’t let the old
boy go around the side of the tree
his way, so he just knocked the
tree with her knee. Well, there’s
times when we all get stubborn. I
forget who it was, but *one o’ my
friends played a dirty little trick
on Abby McCormick one afternon.
But there are other exciting times
100. Dr. Lachmann, with pigtails
gives Omalia a pretty good
work-out. Maryholt can give any
o’ us guys a run for her money. We
can’t fool Ruby with any of our
tricks, and Jane McElroy can make
us all hold our heads a little higher.
Kathleen is over there on Bird now.
She doesn’t like this ring business
any more than I- do. Be glad when
it’s over, see?
Well, it’s over now. Fooled you,
1 guess, ’cause nothing happened
that don’t happen every day. Ain’t
nothing big gonna happen ’til some-
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written for him by Morton Gould
whom Iturbi called ‘ ‘ America’s
most genuine composer.” The vir
tuoso went on to say that people who
‘ ‘ turn up their noses at Boogie-
Woogie” don’t know music. “They
are narrow-minded, but they mus’
accept Boogie-Woogie because eet
ees coming.”
Having won acclaim as a con
ductor and a pianist, Mr. Iturbi re
plied to the question of his choice,
“I like most the theeng I am do
ing at the time.” When we comment
ed about his smiling while he played,
his reply was “Sometimes I am
melancholy or sad, but when I eat
a- hamburger I do not cry.” With
his other talents, Mr. Iturbi does
not include singing. “When I sing,”
he says sadly, “eet rains.” The
very low piano stool and the piano
used at his concert are his own.
Sitting low, he claims, helps him to
“articulate better.” .
One of his favorite topics of
conversation proved to be his family.
His sister (with whom he played a
duo-piano arrangement in ‘ ‘ Two
Girls and A Sailor”) surprised him
with a visit while he was on tour
in Miami recently. She had just
landed after five months overseas
entertaining with the USO. She has
returned to that work now. His
daughter Marie plays also, ‘ ‘ but not
professionally.” Two grandchildren
(believe it or not, he’s old enough
to have them) are also aspirant
musicians.
The stocky little man with his
intense brow'n eyes, graying hair,
and the beaming face, would pro
bably have gone on talking all
night. But his manager came and
with a now-familiar accent announc-
ed, *EEt ees time to go Meester
Iturbi.” So Meester Iturbi helped the
“press” put on its coat, and the in
terview ended with Jose Iturbi light
ing another cee-gar.
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