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f»iTi Ti T LA CUMB REl TmJmTm IN MliMORlAM HETlRlj PEEL, ' 28 Died August 25, 19:5 AM) ADOLPR m. BROUQIER Diea M.iR-li M, 1926 •T iev have passed from our midst t-ut always will they linger in our hearts as loyal student and teacher of Santa Rarbara State College. I !rT.TT.T.T.T.T,T,T,Y.T.T.T7rTn ■H: 13 ]-;•
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JtnTi Ti T LA CIJMBRE. Ti»iTit ' ?Ti€ Old Histori] of S. B. Colleqe The development of the Santa Barbara State Teachers College is an outgrowth of the small beginning made by Miss Anna S. C. Blake in 1891, when she introduced Sloyd and Cooking into the curriculum of the public schools. In Miss Blake ' s Boston home these subjects were just coming into prominence. Imbued with a strong desire to help young people along practical lines, Miss Blake searched for a competent young woman who could introduce this work. A young high school graduate, Miss Ednah A. Rich, was chosen by Miss Blake for this important work. To equip her, Miss Blake sent Miss Rich East and abroad to study, and on her return be- gan work in the Anna S. C. Blake Training School. During the first eight years Miss Blake completely financed the Training School, but in 1899, shortly before her death, donated the property to the Santa Barbara Public School System. A growing attendance made a larger course of study possible, and soon classes included students from the third grade through the High School. In 1907, Miss Rich conducted the first Normal course in Sloyd in summer session. The following year, an increased en- rollment filled the school, so the City Board of Education erected the Blake Memorial Building , (now a part of the Junior High plant). A bill presented to the State Legislature in 1909, whereby the State should pay the salaries of the teachers, while the City should furnish the building and equipment, was defeated Miss Rich wrote a new bill asking for funds to establish a State Normal School for training in Manual Arts and Home Economics, which was passed and signed on March 16, 1909. ' T.T.T.T,T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.TrT71 •■$([ 14 ]»•
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