Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-02-16
Instructor of Athletes VIII
Month at Summer Session
Of Washington State

,.s;cal culture at the university VI
pn.s has been secured by Presi-
. .ant F. o. Holland to take charge
~ o the state College Summer school
u atbletic teachers, directors and
ioi heginning June IS and con-
,'nning until the end OF the session
on July 20.
with the coming of this interna-
4o0ally known character to the
uEnthwest for the summer session
:. pullman, every young man or
~oman in Washington, ldaho and
yontana will have the rare chance
n enrolling in classes under his di-
roct supervision. Glasses IN atm
,..,.s will be organized at the very
..r,nnine of the summer session and
,.s.onstrations in all lines of inter-
s.holastie and Intercollegiate ath-
,..oc will be given in classroom and
an Rogers Field. Special instruc-
.,on will also be given to those who
oro 10 have charge of gymnasium
classes in colleges and secondary
schools
Professor Stage is universally rec
oqnized as one of the leading ath-
,otic authorities of the present day.
Not onlv is he known for his deep
understanding and of actual cOntri-
buttons to football, track athletics
and other sports, but he is also ore
of the countrys leading opponents
of clean athletics. He is a member
of the football rules committee and
Of the American committee for
Olympic games at Athens, Stockholm
9 and London; he is president Of the
Society of Directors of Physical Ed
C ucation in Colleges and is also
member Of the Psi Epsilon fratern-
ity. The athletic field of the Uni
versity of Chicago is named "Stagg
Field" in his honor.
Professor Stage will be ably as
sisted by Professor j. F. Boiler. head
= Of the department of Physical Educa-
ton at the State College, who this
year has developed a championship
: basketball team and repeatedly in
'' former years has developed cham
pOnship teams in basketball, base
ball and track events, and has high
Z L standing throughout the west, both
as teacher and director Other in
Structors will be added, as needed,
to the teaching staff.
1 1t is believed by college authori-
Y ties that the enrollm ent in Professor
Stages classes will have to be re-
stricted and already since the an
h nouneement has been made persons
intending to take the work are send
y ing in the regular summer school
H enrolment fee to insure them a place
q lin these classes.
q While this will be the big fea-I
q lure, DR.. A. A. Cleveland, head of
u he summer school, has announced a
Il humber OF other important attrac-
Il Itons.
Il a conference for mothers will be
n lelo On homecraft or mothercraft.
NJ kFOr this specialist from the child
Il enS bureau at Washington, d. c.,
II WI De secured. The conference is
n 'eng arranged in response TO re-
4 aues's from representatives of diff
u ''eht Women's clubs in the state.
q AS usual conference will be held
q ,Of rural ministers. Invitations
\ -"'e Oeen sent to a number of men
4 plOmnent in rural church and COM
y nuni'y life, and it is expected that
\ IRA Will be here to assist in the
y Conference. - 'ne
81 a number of prominent speakers
4 ~ are coming west to appear on
II m0sram of the National Educa-
u Ouai association at Portland the
\ "eek OF July 9th will lecture to the
y nI 4uer school students. More def
49, announcements concerning
81 ns "ii be given later.
.eS these special features
H. "0'ion will be offered in the reg
tsaa, academic branches so that the
y ts,o Iefs OF the state, and those in
hs.S,s may secure instruction
nIs ls 10 a Bachelors degree, or If
Esp,ao" aus oeen secured, to a Masters
kork summer school in all other
\ ks nA' as well as in athletics, will be
4 ktb - uliman. Washington, June