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fessor of musical theory, pipe organ
and piano, to associate professor. ana
Mrs, Ina Wright-Herbst, associate
professor of vocal MUSIC, was grant
ed q full professorship.
Ensign H. V. Bake, w. S. c..
graduate and recently from Alaska,
was made instructor in horticulture
and botany in the department of ele-
mentary science, and Dr. S. L.
Brown, also a local graduate. was
elected instructor in anatomy and
surgery in the college of veterinary
science.
Clayton D. Carus, NJ. of A, Stan
ford University, was named instruct
or in political science and history,
and W. r Ham, also from Stanford,
was made instructor in English. G.
w. Hamilton, doctor of philosophy,
University of New Brunswick, was
elected professor of agricultural edu-
cation
r. c. Leuty OF Pullman was made
assistant instructor in blacksmithing
and Miss Pearl Leonard, w. s. c.
/ II, recently returned from overseas
! Y. NJ. c. A. work, was named assist
| ant in the department of elementary
science and history The title of as
sistant professor of physiology and
materia medica was conferred upon
/ A. R. Mclaughlin, a graduate of La
Fayette college, Penn.
A new instructor in English will
be Horace G.. Merten NJ of A., Uni
versity of Chicago, last year instruct
or in the Carnegie Institute of Tech
nology. Daniel c. McEuen, NJ. of A.,
Yale, formerly instructor in Eng
fish, U. of Miss, and just discharged
from the military service, was made
an instructor in English
The board confirmed the appoint
ment of Dr.. F. F. Nader, W. S. c.
1901, as director of the division of
general college extension. Dr. Nal
der was given the title of professor
OF social science and listed with the
faculty of the department of economic
science and history.
Nicholas e. Peterson NJ. of A.,
Michigan u. was made instructor in
finance and commerce, and w A
Pearl w. S. c. graduate, was made
instructor in mechanical engineering.
Justin L. Powers, U. Of Michigan, was
elected instructor in pharmacy
Miss Katherine Ross, a graduate of
the normal school of physical educa-
ton, Battle Creek, Mich, was elected
head of the department of physical
education for women. Miss Ross did
advanced work at Teachers College
/ Georgia L. Zundel was elected
plant pathGlogist in charge of cereal
disease demonstrations for the state
of Washington. under the Smith
Hughes act, in cooperation with the
U S. Department of Agriculture. J.
Sotola, T. of Illinois, was made in
structor in animal husbandry, and J.
l.. st. John, Master of Science, Pur-
due, was elected assistant chemist of
the experiment station.
Miss Gertrude Nelson, formerly a
teacher in the Olympia high school,
was made instructor in penmanship.
department of elementary science,
: and f. J. Taylor former student u
OF H., was elected instructor in
physics for that department. o. E.
Faulkner was named instructor in
mGthmetics. He is a graduate of
AIoore's Hill college, The appoint
ment of Miss Marguerite Wilmer, of
Rosalia, graduate of the school of
music, as instructor in piano, was
confirmed.
William T. McDermitt was adj
yenced in title from associate pro-
fessor to full professor of drawing
, and design. Miss Emma Ludwig, a
E graduate of the normal department
of Art Institute, Chicago, was named
!; instructor in drawing and design in
the department of elementary sci
ence. Miss Laurel Henry, w. S. c.
1914, was elected instructor in the
> same department, and Miss Florence
Kennedy, U. of Calf, was named in
structor in stenography.
Captain Joseph w. Ramsey, Sth
aero squadron, Kelly Field, Texas
: was elected professor of applied cleo
tricity. Captain Ramsey graduated
from Texas State college and taught
several years there. He is a former
=" newspaper man.
DR.. Clifford w Stone, director OF
. philosophy, Columbia T., was made
professor Of education. Dr. Stone
y has had wide teaching experience and