Lyman's history of old Walla Walla County, embracing Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin counties . SCP:XE ox ilATX STREET. DAYTOX. CENTRAL SCHOOL, DAYTON OLD WALLA WALLA COUNTY 325 Principal, F. M. McCully; assistants, J. S. Windell, Sina Coleson, Stella Bowen.During the summer of 1881 two additional buildings were erected and a highschool department was added, in charge of S. G. Burdick and Lizzie Geary andEmma Kinnear. In 1882 the principalship was conferred upon a teacher destined to becomea prominent educator. Prof. J. H. Morgan, subsequently superintendent of publicinstruction for

Lyman's history of old Walla Walla County, embracing Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin counties . SCP:XE ox ilATX STREET. DAYTOX. CENTRAL SCHOOL, DAYTON OLD WALLA WALLA COUNTY 325 Principal, F. M. McCully; assistants, J. S. Windell, Sina Coleson, Stella Bowen.During the summer of 1881 two additional buildings were erected and a highschool department was added, in charge of S. G. Burdick and Lizzie Geary andEmma Kinnear. In 1882 the principalship was conferred upon a teacher destined to becomea prominent educator. Prof. J. H. Morgan, subsequently superintendent of publicinstruction for Stock Photo
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Lyman's history of old Walla Walla County, embracing Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin counties . SCP:XE ox ilATX STREET. DAYTOX. CENTRAL SCHOOL, DAYTON OLD WALLA WALLA COUNTY 325 Principal, F. M. McCully; assistants, J. S. Windell, Sina Coleson, Stella Bowen.During the summer of 1881 two additional buildings were erected and a highschool department was added, in charge of S. G. Burdick and Lizzie Geary andEmma Kinnear. In 1882 the principalship was conferred upon a teacher destined to becomea prominent educator. Prof. J. H. Morgan, subsequently superintendent of publicinstruction for the state, and for many years afterwards connected with theNormal School at Ellensburg. For the sake of topical clearness we will take a long step in time and presenthere the essential features in the report of the superintendent of schools for thecounty, and that for the superintendent of the Dayton schools fcr 1917. We learn from the report of County Superintendent W. W. Hendron for1916-17 the following: Total number of districts in Columbia County 43 Number of teachers 83 Number of pupils enrolled 1, 721 Value of school property