Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-03-30
STAGE CLEARED FOR ANNUAL
WHITMAN TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Comprehensive Program Prepared
for Thirty-siXth Annual Whit
man Institute, April
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The 400 Whitman county teach
ers who will be in Pullman Monday.
| Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week in attendance upon the thirty
sixth annual Whitman County Teach
ers institute will have little spare
time, the comprehensive program
prepared for the sessions leaving lit
tie time for idleness Seven distinct
sections will be maintained during
the three days.
The primary section will meet in
room los of the Mechanic Arts
building. in charge of Miss Data
RothrOck of the Spokane schools,
The grammar grades section will
hold forth in room 1913, Wilson hall,
with Dr. f. H. Lindley of the Uni
yersty of Indiana. and Professors
Kreager McCully and Robinson of
the State College as instructors,
Those of the 400 teachers who
are interested in rural work will
meet in the chapel of the Admins
tration building, where the classes
will be conducted by the Misses
Hunt, Bane and Coulter of the home
economics faculty of the State Col
lege, and Professors Nystrom and
Schafer of the dairy and agriculture
! departments.
DR.. f. O. Holland president of
the State College. and DR.. e H.
Lindey will take a prominent part in
the Institutional work in the high
school section, which will meet in
room 90 of the Administration build
ing. Professors Lehman and McCul-
ly of the w. S. C. faculty Will also
instruct in this division.
The domestic science classes will
meet in the parlors of VanDoren
hall. with Professor McDermitt and
the Misses Craig, Swenson and Hunt
on the Institutional staff. Pro-
lessor S. c. Roberts will be in charge
of the manual training section, which
will meet in the manual trainingI
shops.
The science and agriculture sec
ton will meet in room 102 of Wilson
hall. Professors Severance, Shaw,
Pickett Brewster, Shedd and Steele
comprise the staff of instructors for
this section.
The general assemblies will oc
cupy the entire afternoon of both
Tuesday and Wednesday and from
1870 to $3.50 Monday afternoon. The
assemblies will be held in the audi
torium, each to include addresses by
prominent educators, with several
musical numbers. A reception and
dance will be given Monday evening,
with musical program Tuesday
evening.
A feature of the three days insti-
tute will be the Institutional work
in games and plays by Prof. Robert
} Krohn of the Portland schools. These
classes will be held each morning
and afternoon in the gymnasium. A
- SPECTRAL lldlll Will lCaNS uilhldh VA
Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 for
Spokane, where the teachers will at
tend the sessions of the Inland En-
pire Teachers association.
L. V. Corner has been named en-
rolling secretary by County Superin
tendent Busby, with W. S. Cooper
as recording secretary. The COM
mittee on resolutions includes Flu
gene Person, Alexander Strachan
and A. NJ. Finch.
The complete program for the
three days is given below.
General Assemblies-AuditOri
Monday Afternoon
: :30-Piano--
(a) La Fileuse ....... Raft
(b) On the Mountains. Grieg
/. Miss Miriam Zimmerman
Prayer, Rev. G.. H. Harrison.
, Announcements
!, (a) Life Mine Eyes. -.
! -. ...... Mendelssohn
(b) The Gypsies -. Brahms
; The Polyhymnia Sextet
= Address of Welcome, DR.. f.
: o. Holland.
9 Organ-Norse Ballad -.
: $50. Robert w. Wilkes
/ Miss Mae Hurst
= Address, The Importance OF
/ individuals.
DR.. e. II. Lindley
3:30-Auto ride.