The History of Cheney State Normal School

History of the State
Normal School At Cheney
Chapter 11, Part B

By Holice, Pam, and Deb

Extra special thanks to Holice B. Young for transcribing book. The excellent work she does continues to help many researchers! Thanks also, to Pam Rietsch, for sharing her books with genealogists!

^{Page 154} ^{TABLE NO. VI} ^{DEVELOPMENT OF WASHINGTON STATE SCHOOLS}
^YEAR	^TEACHERS	^ENROLLMENT	^GRADUATES
^1889-1890	¹⁶	³²⁰	^---
^1890-1891	³⁶	⁶⁹³	⁴⁸
^1891-1892	⁴⁴	¹⁰⁶⁵	⁸⁰
^1892-1893	⁵⁴	⁹⁸⁷	⁸⁰
^1893-1894	⁶⁵	¹⁵⁴⁰	¹⁷⁹
^1894-1895	⁸¹	¹⁸³⁰	²⁰⁹
^1895-1896	⁹³	²³⁴⁰	³⁸⁸
^1896-1897	⁹³	²⁵⁶¹	³⁴⁰
^1897-1898	¹⁰¹	²⁶³⁰	³⁶⁷
^1898-1899	¹¹⁰	³⁰⁶⁴	²⁶⁵
^1899-1900	¹³⁷	⁴¹⁸⁶	³⁸²
^1900-1901	¹⁷³	⁴⁸³⁰	⁴⁰⁴
^1901-1902	²¹³	⁵⁶³³	⁵²¹
^1902-1903	²⁵⁵	⁶¹⁹²	⁵⁷⁶
^1903-1904	³⁰⁰	⁷²⁰²	⁶⁵²
^1904-1905	³⁴⁶	⁹⁰⁶⁰	⁷⁶⁵
^1905-1906	⁴¹¹	¹⁰⁹¹⁹	⁸¹⁷
^1906-1907	⁴⁸⁸	¹³⁰⁸⁷	¹⁰²⁰
^1907-1908	⁶¹⁹	¹⁴⁷¹⁵	¹³¹⁷
^1908-1909	⁷²³	¹⁷⁶⁴⁰	¹⁵¹⁹
^1090-1910	⁸⁷⁶	¹⁹⁹²⁸	²⁷¹¹
^1910-1911	⁹⁶²	²²⁰⁴²	²⁰⁷⁷
^1911-1912	¹¹²⁸	²⁴⁵³⁴	²⁵¹²
^1912-1913	¹²²⁶	²⁷⁴⁹⁴	²⁶⁷⁵
^1913-1914	¹³⁵⁹	³¹³²¹	³¹⁶⁷
^1914-1915	¹⁴⁵⁷	³²²⁴⁴	³⁷⁸⁸
^1915-1916	¹⁸⁰⁹	³⁵²⁶⁵	⁴³⁵¹
^1916-1917	¹⁹⁵⁹	³⁷⁴⁵¹	⁴⁷⁵⁰
^1917-1918	¹⁷⁹¹	³⁶⁹⁸⁵	²⁶⁶⁰
^1918-1919	¹⁶¹²	³⁷³¹⁷	⁴⁰²⁵
^1919-1920	¹⁷⁹⁵	⁴²⁴¹⁹	⁵²²²
^1920-1922	²⁰⁹³	⁵⁴⁵⁸⁸	⁷²⁵⁶

^{Page 155} TABLE No. VII DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES Awarded by the State Normal School at Cheney Since the beginning of the quarter system.
^Quarter	^Graduate	^{4th yr}	^3rd.yr.	^{Two Yr.}	^{Elem. Cert.}	^{Life Dip.}	^Total
^{Fall, 1918}	.	.	.	¹¹	⁷	.	¹⁸
^{Winter, 1918-19}	.	.	.	¹⁷	⁹	.	²⁶
^{Spring 1918-19}	.		²	⁵¹	⁴⁸	¹³¹	²³²
^{Summer, 1919}	.	.	.	⁸²	⁶⁰	.	¹⁴²
^{Fall, 1919}	.	.	.	⁸	¹⁴	.	²²
^{Winter, 1919-120}	.	.	.	¹⁵	⁶	.	²¹
^{Spring, 1919-20}	.	.	.	⁴⁵	⁵⁷	¹⁵⁰	²⁵²
^{Summer, 1920}	¹	.	⁵	⁸⁶	⁴⁶	¹	¹³⁹
^{Fall, 1920}			¹	¹⁶	¹¹	.	²⁸
^{Winter, 1920-21}	.	.	¹	¹⁹	⁴	.	²⁴
^{Spring, 1920-21}	.	.	¹	⁵⁰	⁷²	¹⁶²	²⁸⁵
^{Summer, 1921}	¹	²	⁹	⁷²	⁴²	.	¹²⁶
^{Fall, 1921}	.	.	.	¹⁴	⁸	.	²²
^{Winter, 1921-22}	.	.	.	¹⁴	⁵	.	¹⁹
^{Spring, 1921-22}	.	¹	⁴	⁶⁵	¹⁰³	¹³⁰	³⁰³
^{Summer, 1922}	²	²	¹³	⁹⁸	⁸⁷	¹	²⁰³
^{Fall, 1922}	.	.	¹	²⁷	¹³	.	⁴¹
^{Winter, 1922-23}	.	¹	¹	³¹	⁸	.	⁴¹
^{Spring, 1922-23}	.	³	⁷	⁹⁵	¹⁷³	¹⁶¹	⁴³⁹
^TOTALS	⁴	⁹	⁴⁵	⁸¹⁹	⁷⁷³	⁷³⁶	²³⁸³

^{TABLE NO. VIII} ^{LAND OWNED BY THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL AT CHENEY}
^DESCRIPTION	^PURPOSE	^{DATE ACQUIRED}	^COST
^{8.745 Acres in Cheney}	^{Campus & Bldg}	^{June 10, 1890*}	^{Gift to State}
^{Blocks 120-21, Cheney}	^{Athletic Field}	^{Nov. 18. 1907}	^$2,200.00
^{Lots 4, 5 Block 2, Cheney}	^Campus	^{June 7, 1913}	^400.00
^{Lot 5, Block 3, Cheney}	^Campus	^{Oct. 7, 1913}	^200.00
^{Lots 1-2-3, Block 2}	^Campus	^{Aug. 2, 1913}	^2,500.00
^{Lots 1-2-3-4, Block 3}	^Campus	^{July 21, 1913}	^2,800.00
^{Vacation of Alleys}	^Campus	^{Sept. 16, 1913}	^None
^{Lots 9-10, Block 3}	^Campus	^{March 27, 1915}	^1,850.00
^{Lot 8, Block 3}	^Campus	^{August 17, 1917}	^500.00
^{Lots 6-7, Block 2}	^Campus	^{May 17, 1918}	^5,000.00
^{Lots 1-2. Block 62}	^{Senior Hall}	^{April 29, 1919}	^2,400.00
^{Lots 3-4-5, Block 62}	^{Senior Hall}	^{May 8, 1919}	^2,400.00
^{Lots 6-7, Block 62}	^{Senior Hall}	^{June 16, 1919}	^2,250.00
^{Lots 9-10, Block 62}	^{Senior Hall}	^{June 16, 1919}	^1,900.00
^{Lot 8, Block 62}	^{Senior Hall}	^{Aug. 16, 1919}	^800.00
^{*Accepted by board of trustees, Aug. 18, 1890}

^{Page 156} ^{TABLE NO. IX} ^{LAND INVENTORY, STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, CHENEY} ^{(No depreciation upon land)}
^{Year-April 1}	^Value
¹⁹¹⁵	^$39,950.00
¹⁹¹⁶	^39,950.00
¹⁹¹⁷	^39,950.00
¹⁹¹⁸	^45,450.00
¹⁹¹⁹	^47,950.00
¹⁹²⁰	^57,700.00
¹⁹²¹	^57.700.00
¹⁹²²	^57,700.00
¹⁹²³	^57,700.00

^{TABLE NO. X} ^{Building Inventory, State Normal School, Cheney}
^{Year (April 1)}	^{Class "A"}	^{Class "B"}	^{Class "C"}
¹⁹¹⁵	^$277,070.00	^$62,295.00	^$2,000.00
¹⁹¹⁶	^274,299.30	^110,426.15	^1,900.00
¹⁹¹⁷	^271,588.60	^123,557.30	^1,800.00
¹⁹¹⁸	^268,757.90	^119,693.45	^1,700.00
¹⁹¹⁹	^265,987.20	^115,829.60	^3,600.00
¹⁹²⁰	^263,216.50	^204,465.75	^3,400.00
¹⁹²¹	^260,445.80	^199,101.90	^2,500.00
¹⁹²²	^257,675.10	^192,688.05	^2,375.00
¹⁹²³	^254,904.40	^186,274.20	^2,250.00
^{Description as follows: Class "A" buildings, one per cent; Class "B" buildings, three per cent; Class "C" buildings, five per cent. Sutton Hall, dormitory for men, is not included in this table, for it will not become the property of the state until all of the bonds which were issued for its construction have been retired.}

^{Page 157 TABLE NO. XI ENROLLMENT FALL QUARTER, 1922, STATE NORMAL, CHENEY}
^County		^{Non-State Students}
^Adams	¹⁵	^Idaho	⁴⁴
^Asotin	⁷	^Oregon	²¹
^Benton	³	^Montana	¹⁰
^Chelan	⁷	^Wisconsin	¹
^Columbia	⁷	^Alaska	¹
^Douglas	¹	^{Massachusetts}	¹
^Ferry	⁸	^Texas	¹
^Franklin	²	^{North Dakota}	²
^Garfield	⁴	^Minnesota	¹
^Grant	¹²	^Colorado	¹
^King	³	^{Great Britain}	²
^Klickitat	⁵	.	.
^Lewis	²	^Total	⁸⁵
^Lincoln	³⁸	^Men	⁸⁶
^Okanogan	¹	^Women	⁵⁰⁰
^{Pend Oreille}	³	.	.
^Pierce	¹	^Total	⁵⁸⁶
^Skagit	³	.	.
^Snohomish	²	^{Fourth Year}	²
^Spokane	²⁵⁶	^{Third Year}	¹¹
^Stevens	²⁸	^{Senior A}	²⁹
^Thurston	¹	^{Senior B}	³⁹
^{Walla Walla}	¹⁶	^{Senior C}	⁹⁷
^Whitman	¹⁶	^Juniors	³⁶⁵
^Yakima	⁵	^Specials	⁴³
^Total	⁵⁰¹	^Total	⁵⁸⁶

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