Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-06-05
W. s. G. OFFER MOST COMPLETE
COURSES AT SUMMER SESSION

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| with teaching staff OF 40 perecils
Offering courses IN "a different fields
the 1880 summer session tthc State
College Of Washington will ebc ono OF
the most complete ever given, and will
undoubtedly draw record attendance,
according 10 DR.. A. A. Cleveland,
director The annual session will open
June II and continue through August
eth.
Lending the group Of attractive
courses offered are the coaching classes
to be conductcd by national figures In
college sport. There will be handled
by Howard Jones, head coach Of foot
ball at the University Of Southern
California; Or. Walter Meanwcll, head
coach OF basketball at the University
OF Wisconsin; Karl Schlademan track
coach at the State College Of Washing
ton; Orin e. Hollingbery, W. 3. O.
football mentor and other members
OF the State College physical education
department.
OF special interest TO college coaches
and athletic directors, as we'll rs high
school coaches are the special advance
cd coaching courses In football, basket
ball and track to be given from Mon
day June 10 to Friday, June 30. Jones,
considered one Of the leading football
strategists In America, will teach foot
ball for two weeks period; Meanwell,
q man with years Of successful coach
ing In the Big Ten conference to his
credit, will handle basketball for the
same period, and Karl Schlademan,
Washinton States highly successful
track mentor, will teach the track
classes for four weeks period
A summer school for town and
country pastors in another special
feature Of the session This will be
the only school Of Its kind within
radius OF 1000 miles and is being given
enthusiastic support by the various
religious denominations. It will open
June II and continue until June az.
Previous courses of this type have
proved very successful and are being
established with the cooperation Of
the Home Missions Council. The
Council has outlined four-year
course of study for the pastors, and
this summer the second year of the
four-year program will be given. Rural
sociology, rural economics, the town
and rural church, and recreation for
the home and community, are among
the courses offered in the school for
pastors.
Many Of the courses offered this
summer especially concern superin-
tendents, principals and high school
teachers. They are planned to give
these high school persons contact with
the newer developments in their re-
spective fields. Research courses for
the high school administrator where
he may bring his individual problem
into the course for round-table discus
sion or epert advice from college facul-
ty are among the interesting courses
offered the education group, q
High schools students who are be-
hind schedule or lack only credit or
two of graduation can take courses
in literature and composition, Mmeri-
can history, plain geometry and alge-
bra at the summer school, Other
courses will be given under the follow
ing headings: agriculture, bacteriology,
botany, chemistry secretarial science,
economics, education, English, fine arts,
foreign languages, history, politics,
manual arts, mathematics, music,
athletics, physical education, physics,
psychology, sociology, speech and zool-
ogy.