Central Washington University - Hyakem / Kooltuo Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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300 feet broad and 400 feet 1 on , 1 .otin« 1 ‘ ' ood v iew of the Streets. It is somewhat elevated, thus Ung tower i. valley and the tootln “ tbe (it of Ellensbnrg to the State, fine. The Moek was donated J tee . g b ntly the State pur- speeifically for normal scboo l u.po • ina) bloC k, and the ,.based the block 1) and E streets, dty vacated that porUon f • broad by 680 feet long- giving in one tract a Is d. 18 y g , the 8choo l gradually During the next four years U, now used for developed. A room u as se aju weJ-e mi ; de to the collection of a biological laboratory. A U seum begun; the training as « [ir»t —.- 7 « Anni- I « ' “ 7“ A™ « ... tiriueii.nl of «h« training Khool, and Bonnie Ethelyn Atros t-. or mercantile B“.rito Be ”® 8 stroeMietween Pino anti Kul.y, It wan 3CJS.B I- Mr. I Mrs. Joltn Hatfield .ere in charge FIFTH ST BEET DORMITORY 11 tttjszzssx sra Mg t Mildr 1 Mrrl ' ;dT»’E re f. Artiiur the „ro.en, one. nt, who has been in charge for fourteen years. Page IT.

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FORMER PRINCIPAL (JETZ Fa«;n l«.

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During Prof. Getz’ administration more stress was placed on the professional side of the preparation than had been, and less on the academic. (For changes made in the faculty, see tabulated list at end of this article.) .Many worthy young people, fairly well equipped for the profession of teaching were graduated, and manv others who did not finish the course were made proficient for their chosen work. 1,1 t,l £ uinim ‘ r of 1898 Prill. Get resigned and was succeeded by William Edward Wilson, for several ypars principal of the Rhode Island State Normal School. Miss Tliroop, Miss Klingensmith and Miss Steward also resigned during the school year, resignation to take effect at tile close of the year. E. J. Saunders was elected head ot the science department; Miss Jessie B. Wilcox, head of the depart ment of history-; Miss Mary A. Gru]»e, principal of the Training School; Miss Annette Bruce, head of the department of music, and .Miss C■oleum Dickey, model teacher. This is the beginning of the third epoch in the development of the school as measured by principals. With the advent of the second principal came three new teachers, and with the advent of the third came five. The school has gradually improved. The training school I,as grown and developed until it now embraces a well ordered kinder- gaiten with three well-arranged, sunny rooms at its disposal, and all the grades from the tirst to the eighth inclusive, and the first two training school fture is.