Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-08

Mary Mckee, B. A., University OF
Wisconsin and graduate of Wellesley
College, to be director of physical
education for women. This is new
position created this year.
l.. j. Smith, graduate of the State
College of Michigan, professor of ag-
ricultural engineering, succeeding
J. p. Fairbank, resigned.
Lois A. McCroskey, statistician in
the office of the registrar.
Eleanor Gage, to be clerk in the
office Of the registrar
Catherine Blood, B. s., Northwest
ern University fellowship in botany.
H. B. Hoffman. graduate of Cor
rell University, to be florist for the
State College, succeeding E. NJ. Low
cry, resigned.
NJ. f. Mcclellan, B. S. University
of California, to be agronomist for
the Puyallup Experiment Station.
Otto McCreary, University of Mich
igan, to be assistant chemist in the
experiment station.
Y. L. Georgeson, B. s., Cornell
/ University, to be county agent for
Benton county.
James R. Griffith, B. s., Purdue
University, to be instructor in civil
engineering.
Raymond B. Abbott, Phi. D., Uni
Iversity of California, to be assistant
professor of physics.
Harold st. John, Phi D., Harvard
University, to be assistant professor
of botany.
Mervyn CrobauGh, NJ. A, Stanford
University, to be instructor in eco
nomics
Don G. Hagruber, NJ S., University
of Missouri, to be dairy specialist in
the extension service, succeeding
Karl B. Musser, resigned.
Charlotte MacDougall, graduate
of the University of Wisconsin, in
structor in physical education for
women, succeeding Katherine Ross,
resigned.
Anne Kieckhefer, B. A, University
of Wisconsin, to be Instructor in ste
biography, succeeding Mrs. Florence
Kennedy, resigned.
George L. Hoadley, graduate of
Lewis Institute, to be associate pro-
lessor of electrical engineering, sue
ceeding Captain j. w Ramsey, re-
signed.
Agnes Bramel, graduate of the nor
NAL course of the Art Institute of
Chicago, to be instructor in art, sue
ceeding Virginia Weaver, resigned.
George Williamson, A. b., Stan
ford University, to be instructor in
English.
Anne H. Sims, to be preceptress of
r. c. McCroskey hall.
Norman Moss, graduate of the
State College of Washington, to be
freshman coach and assistant physic-
al director for men.
Harry Irwin, to be instructor in
mathematics.
Roy J. Hall, to be instructor in
bookkeeping.
Helen B. Johnson, A. B., Univer-
sity of California, to be instructor in
business English, department of ele-
mentary science.
w. S. Murdoch, assistant dairy spe-
cialist extension service, transferred
to be county agent of Grays Harbor
county.
J. w. Knorr, graduate of New
Mexico Agricultural College, to be
assistant state county agent leader.
Mrs. c. NJ. Martolf, to be precept-
ress of Community hall.
Edna L. Mckee, graduate from the
Columbia School of Music, to be in
structor in public school music, sue
ceeding Mrs. Hulscher.
F. w. Kehrli, B. S., Oregon Agri-
cultural College, to be assistant dairy
specialist, succeeding w. S. Murdoch,
resigned.
Ruth Johnson, to be part time in
structor in history.
c. H. Woody, A. B., McAIinnville
College, and B. A, oxford Univer-
sity. to be instructor in American
History
Glenn H. Moseley, B. s., Univer-
sity of Nebraska, to be instructor in
dairy manufacture, department of
elementary science.
Emma Wahlstrand, to be instruct
or in sewing and cooking, depart
ment of elementary science.
A. R. Nottingham, B. s., University
of Kansas, to be associate professor
of steam engineering, succeeding
Professor, A. Cammack, resigned.
Robert ]. Campbell, NJ. A, Univer-
sity of Colorado, to be instructor in
En- oIiSh