Of the class of 14 graduates, nine have already received offers, and in most cases accepted, for teaching positions at salaries somewhat above the average of students coming directly from college. Washington; H. M. Skidmore, federal supervisor, recently visited the University of Idaho to confer with graduates who desired to do Smith-Hughes agriculture and will coach athletics at T. Leavenworth. The lecture at Filer: Herbert Glindeman of Coeur d'Alene will teach Smith-Hughes agriculture at Filer: Herbert Glindeman of Coeur d'Alene will teach Smith-Hughes agriculture at the University of Idaho, Mont.; Harry Edwards of Moscow will teach at Smith-Hughes agriculture at the University of Idaho, Mont.; and Oswald Thompson of Moscow will teach at Smith-Hughes agriculture at Pasco, Wash.; will also teach at the University of Idaho at the University of Idaho, Mont.; and will also teach at the University of Idaho at the University of Idaho, Mont.  Palmer of Malad and Fred Horning of Hermiston, Ore., will probably accept Smith-Hughes positions in Idaho. Naomi Chapman of Asotin, Wash., the first girl student to be graduated in agriculture in the history of the university will also probably accept a place as instructor in science and agriculture. 