Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-06-15


includes the work of the formerly
existing department of mining:
school of Education" into which
Is incorporated the former depart
ment of education. The new School
of Education" will meet. In a larger
way than heretofore, the needs of
the teaching profession of the state,
exclusive of teachers in the element
airy grades whom by law the State
College may not train. this class of
teachers being reserved for training
in the state normals.
The School of Pharmacy created In
the new plan emhodies in its organi-
cation the work and functions of the
department of pharmacy The
School of Music and Applied De-
sign" in the reorganization plan of
the institution, takes the place of the
formerly existing department of
music and fine arts.
Prof c, A. isaacs was elected gem
eral secretary of the college. DR.. c.
c. Todd, who since the death of Prof.
Elton Fulmer has been acting head
of the department of chemistry, was
made head of the departm emit Prof
f. w. Buerstatte was made professor
OF steam engineering; A. c. Abel,
assistant professor of mechanical en-
cheering; Forrest G. Tucker, assist
ant professor of physics.
d. II. Hull of Santa Barbara, Cal,
was elected assistant professor of
landscape gardening, succeeding "
V. westgate in this position. A. l..
Strausz of department of horticul-
ture. rendered his resignation to ac-
cept the ommissionershlp OF horti-
culture in Montana.
The following designations were
accepted;
Ray M. O'Day, assistant account
ant, who has entered the army Roy
NJ. Phillips, instructor in dairy pro-
duction; Verne Bowles, cataloguer of
the library; Carlos G. Castillo, as
sistant professor of Spanish; T. II.
Wright, assistant professor in dairy
manufacturers; Stuart w. Griffin, in
structor in chemistry, who will go to
tho army.
Leaves of absence were granted to
Miss Juliet l.. Bane, assistant pro-
fessor of home economics, and Mr..
b. II. Lehman, assistant professor Of
English.
G. ID. Turnbow was elected In
structor in dairy manufactures. sue
ceeding Mr.. Wright H. B. Carroll
was elected county agricultural
agent of Whatcom county, and
Claude b. Sprague, horticultuFist In
the Washington experiment station,
was elected county agricultural agent
of Kitsap county. L. s. Keyes was
elected county agricultural agent of
Cowlitz county. and L. w Fluharty
was elected county agricultural
agent of Yakima county.
Professors L. +, Jackson, w. j.
Potter, C. B. Hammond, E. L. Over
man and E. C. Lincoln were placed
on leave Of absence, having enlisted
in the army and now being In train
ing in the officers reserve corps In
California.
Prof. G.. Carleton Robinson was
advanced to the rank OF associate
professor of education. A. f. Grun-
dler was advanced to the title OF as
slstant professor of French o. c.
Gebart was made assistant professor
of German. o. r. Barbee, a 1916
graduate of the State College, was
made assistant in farm crops in the
experiment station. Leave of abb
sence for year was granted TO Miss
Florence Waller, head cataloguer OF
the library.
c. A. Magoon was made associate
professor OF bacteriology, and W. T.
McDermitt was advanced to the as
sociatc professorshlp in drawing and
design. Ina Wright-Herbst was made
associate professor of vocal music.
e. A. Cornelson was made professor
of English Other advances in title
were: Il. L. Overman and e. c. Lin-
coin, TO assistant professor of Eng
llsb; F.. l.. Pickett, to associate pro-
fessor of botany; Miss Leila w.
Hunt, to associate professor of home
economies; Martin H. Knutson, to
full-time instructor in botany; Miss
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