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

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General Statement 1’l ' ltPOSE AND I’liAN. • In keeping with the general purposes and organization of » te ornI ' schools thruout the country and within the Slate of Washington, the Washington Slate Normal School, at Ellensburg, is organized for the purpose of furnishing definite professional preparation for teachers of the following types: 1. Teachers for graded elementary schools. 2. Teachers especially trained for rural schools. 3. Teachers of kindergarten schools. 4. Principals and supervisors for elementary schools. 5. Teachers of home economics, of manual training and physical edu- cation in schools where the same teacher is engaged for grade work and also for the teaching of such special subjects in the first or second years of high school work. fi. Jointly with the University of Washington and the State College 18

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gfi! ■» “». « •«■ b«-™. principal laurkirl (he benlnolne ol (he Ihlrt pppS fn tpTlif ' re8i T n,,, K- This as injured by principal!-. P h th fe or ,he Norma l School SchooHn l!mVb«‘„n!I. U a cirT 1 1 ,mproved Th ‘- Training city superin.cndcn, n , n P n a ;,‘7 ' 7 T ' 8y tem wlth J w Kesbi Karten and all the (trade tirmith « mbtaces a well-ordered kinder- Krown to aboul ten thousand well-selected hnnk° 6 777 The llhniry ,la -s literary, scientific. and pedagogical ih Ju ' W,th thp ' l!t ma e a iues. ass ' ax. x Jm also established in l«os and’is now werT .o w ‘ u 1 nomy department was science. In connection with f e lulpped for domestic art and with full equipment has been l“»Ul!ed 7nd dep r ' me t a Panting press «l c school is done wi.h its own pre DWiy a thf ' -«“«» of eighteen 9 yea“ r ’ 7 (he “hool after certain traditions of the Bnhool tn »« fSL , , d lone much to fix members, and scholarly alms ee lom lor students and faculty mack who had been for a number 7 vet nteM £ bv Mr. George H Normal at Lewiston, Idaho There were iut J ? ? ?. 11 ° f ,he Id “ ho S,ate study at this lime and as a result also atttt thf h ng ® 8 ,n ,he course of the tendency to give to atudenr »nrf » ««it . f. an eg in the faculty but nd to “ ake r al scholarship an‘aim coord ' t ' m e Stomiom Para “° n CO °““ u « “ d K5S S£ K SSLiVX for twtundin 1 ' which hC 8Ch “ o1 73 - 000 Which Will serveat the a L,L .... “ luldi,lon to dormitory but ity. Due largely to Mr Rl-ick ' 7 yen r lor ' he school and cominun- the legislature havedone ' m’ h ,« ,he last »• sessions of basts of equality with the other Normal appro P r,atIon upon a vice expected and demanded ofThe«h“l! “ 1 1 ’“ ' V, 0 ' Wf - school to Improve more rapidly its service to students t ena,j e ,be increasing equipment. Its prospect, are good-very goodi r ° f 18

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Of Washington, schools. training or county anU c(tJ . superintendent of , In furthering the -.a, ' he ,l s tn7arSe ,y or tbe opUrtunt,£ ' £,.7, in8t, ‘ u “ “ o facility that ih r cho,a ' ship of it, Miiilent, hT advanceineIU °t « hu. to d7c t aU sh rea f; n;iM - demands o7 eUn,en7, als “ ido every aarkr each ' ' M | ar 5, planni!d in yearly unita at t “ r ,w “ a. 10 further assist . • £ » ' Sir j -. » Lectures in Gftu. UC i IIOIIa ' assistance tor ip.-h- x,ension department, of special projects ' “el 1 Spwial Educational ' The -y’T 2 ‘ hr (1) Service supplement ofementary schools 131 Sn . 2 Supervision “• «» ' -nr.r.i ' ss 20