Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-09-03
CITY SCHOOLS WILL
OPEN NEXT TUESDAY
Efficient Corps of Instructors WIN
Have School Work In Charge
During Coming Year--Teach-
ers' Meeting Monday

The Pullman city schools will open
Tuesday morning, September z, at 8
a. M, with as efficient corps of in
structors as has ever been secured by
the school board. The assignment of
rooms has been made for the opening
of school as follows:
Superintendent of Schools. w.
Graham.
High school-Prinicpal Luther
Case; Howard e. Letson, manual
training; Howard G. Satterthwaite,
agriculture and athletic coach; r. A.
Parker, commercial department;
Raymond Kennedy. physics and
Mathematics; Miss Minnie Kruchek,
domestic science; Miss Henrietta
Aten, domestic art; Miss Rowena
Bond, English; Miss Rosa Funfsinn.
German English.
Main building-George Schroeder.
principal; Miss Lulu Bailey, Miss
Ruby Stoelting, Miss Ertie Lesher,
Mrs. Pearl Kennedy, Mrs. H. NJ. Skid
more, Miss Kittie VanEtten.
Edison building-Miss Edwinna
Baird, principal; Mrs. Leona Bryant,
Miss Josephine Brown, Miss Nellie
Vallen.
Franklin building-C. w. Vance,
principal; Mrs. Annie Clyde, Miss
Alice Martin.
Music upervisor-Dottis Hutchin-
son.
The following instructions con-
corning courses offered, classified
ton, ETC., were prepared by Superin-
tendent j. w. Graham:
All pupils who we're enrolled In the
Pullman schools last year in the
eighth grade and promoted to the
high school, and all new students
planning to enter high school will re-
port to Principal Luther Case in the
high school assembly room.
Several high school teachers will
be assigned to the Freshman class TO
help new pupils in making their
schedules. The following courses
will be offered:
Scientific-Providing four years
work in science and preparing for
technical college courses, such as
civil and mechanical engineering.
Domestic science and art--a four
years college preparatory course.
Manual Misunderstanding two
years work in woodwork and me-
chanical drawing
English course of four years, al
lowing electives in Latin and Ger
man for such students as need Ian
guage credits for the college course
for which they are preparing.
A four years college preparatory
commercial course allowing electives
in science, foreign languages, manual
training or domestic science. This
department is newly introduced and
will be equipped with new Under
wood typewriters of the latest
model and will offer courses in COM
mercial arithmetic, bookkeeping,
commercial law, commercial geog-
raphy, shorthand and typewriting.
All courses offered last year will
be again offered, with the addition of
the commercial departm emit.
All pupils previously enrolled In
the Pullman schools who expect to
enter grades below the high school
will report to their former teacher
for classification and temporary room
assignment. Grade pupils who have
never been enrolled In the Pullman
schools will report to the principal
OF the grade building nearest their
home.
Superintendent Graham and Prin-
cipal Luther Case will be in their
offices In the high school building
Friday, September 3, and Saturday,
September 4, from a. m. until IL
m. and from 1880 to 4:30 p. m.
There will be meeting OF all
teachers Monday at 1880 p. m. In
room No. / OF the high school build
ing. All teachers are hereby notified
to be present at this meeting.