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20THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYschool. Chandler, Okla: 1915 head ofEnglish department, high school, Muskogee, Okla: lr 1915.Derg, Daniel, attended Indiana Univ...

no other information.Dunn, Walter, nr.Felbaum, Gusta, pa Dayton

1928 livingon farm.Felbaum, Mathilde Christine, pa Dayton

189^-1894 student at Indiana University,A B. degree

1894-1895 principal ofhigh school, West Point

1895-1897assistant in high school, Decatur

1897-1S98 student at Indiana University preparing for M. A. degree

1898-1901 principal of high school, Warsaw

1901-1902student at Purdue University, M. S. degree

1902-1911 head of department ofEnglish and German in high school, Chippewa Falls, Wis.

1911-1929 living onfarm in Tippecanoe county.Ferguson-McManis, Mrs. Mary E., iaPasadena, Calif.

1893-1894 taughtgrades, Clinton

1894-1895 taughtgrades, Terre Haute

1895-1897 taughtgrades, Pasadena, Calif.

1911-1913taught English and arithmetic. GirlsVocational School, Kalamazoo, Mich.

married to John T. McManis and residing in Pasadena, Calif.

lr 1928.Freudenreich, Louise, deceased 1895Froeb, Anna C, pa 1501 Wabash Ava.,Terre Haute

1893-1929 teaching in thepublic schools of Terre Haute

at present teacher of grades, Thompson School,Terre Haute.Fulkerson, Alva Otis, pa Washington:1893-1895 principal schools Raglesville

1895-1897 student, Indiana University,graduated in 1897

1897-1899 principalschools, Elnora

1899-1905 principal,Southside School Washington: 1905-1911 teacher, high school, Washington

1911-1915 county superintendent schools,Daviess county

1915-1925 superintendent of schools, Washington

1925-1928teacher of history, high school, Washington

1928-1929 principal, high school,Washington.Gaylor, G. W., lr 1916 superintendent ofschools, Canton, 111.Gilbette-Sumner, Mrs. Cora D., la 2420Garfield Ave., Te...

1917 studentin home economics department, IndianaState Teachers College.Gilhams, Herbert, la Howe

1893-1899superintendent of schools, Lima

1899-1907 county superintendent schools, LaGrange

1907-1910 superintendent ofschools, Rome City

1910-1912 superintendent of schools, Hine

1912 superintendent of schools, Sedgwick, Kan.

1928retired after teaching forty years

managing farms in Indiana, Kansas andCanada.Gourley, Flora, ha Bloomington

attended Indiana University

taught in Anderson several years.Griffith, M. B., attended Indiana University

teacher of music there from1895-1896

deceased.Hansell, George Hart, pa Rising Sun

1898 A. B. from Indiana University

1910 University of Cincinnati, M.D.

1910-1929 practicing medicine in Rising Sun.Harwood, Samuel E., taught for a number of years in the normal school atCarbondale, 111,

no other information.Heath, James William, pa 626 South19th St., Terre Haute

taught in Claycounty school after graduating

1894-1902 student in Indiana University andreceived A. B. and A. M. degrees

1903-1909 principal of schools, Asherville

1909-1929 teacher of mathematics inWiley High School, Terre Haute.Heironimus, Norval C, pa 635 NationalRoad, Richmond

1893-1894 principalOaktown

1894-1895 student, IndianaUniversity

1895-1929 principal juniorhigh school, Richmond.Hooker, Brainard, pa West Lafayette

1893-1895 assistant in high school, Mt.Vernon

1895-1898 principal of highschool, Rochester

1898-1899 student,Indiana University

1900-1901 assistantto J. B. Wisely, Indiana State TeachersCollege: 1900-1901 principal of highsohool, Dayton

1901-1902 principal ofhigh 3chool, Thorntown

1902-1903 principal of high school, Dayton

1903-1904traveling

1904-1906 principal of highsohool, Dayton

1906-1907 principal ofhigh school, West Lafayette

1907-1919county superintendent, Tippecanoe county

1927-1929 principal of Ford School,Lafayette.Kalmback, Matilda, la 205 Front St.,Jeffersonville

from time of graduation1893 to 1928 teacher of grades in schoolsof Jeffersonville.♦Lang, Anna, nr

deceased.♦Lawrence, Elizabeth, nr. deceased.Little-Bush, Mrs. Eunice Elizabeth, pa2533 North 9th St., Phoenix, Ariz.

1893-1895 teacher in primary grades,Newport

1894-1896 student, IndianaUniversity, Bloomington

1896 receivedA. B.

1896-1897 principal, Waveland

1897-1900 teacher in English and history, Lebanon

1900-1926 at home, notteaching, Lebanon

1926-1928 supplyteacher. Phoenix Union High School,Phoenix, Ariz.

graduate student. University of Arizona.McManis, John T., Ia 6946 South Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.

1893-1895 superintendent at Ossian

1895-1896 teacherin California schools

1896-1897 Stanford University A. B.

1897-1900 principal of high school, Los Banos, Calif.

1900-1902 assistant in education, LelandStanford University, A. M.

1902-1904fellow in education, University of Chicago, Ph. D.

1904-1908 head of department of education, Western NormalSchool, Kalamazoo, Mich.

1908 head ofdepartment of education, Chicago Normal School. Writings

Behavior of anIndividual Child, Warrick & York, 1916Ella Flagg Young & Half Century Chicago Schools, McClurg & Co.

1916.Mauntel, Christian Henry, la Alva,Okla

1895 A. B. Indiana University

1895-1896 student at University of Chicago, A. M. degree 1896

1897-1898teacher of history in high schools, Indianapolis

1897-1929 attorney at law,Alva, Okla.Mavity-Martin, Mrs. Kate, la 204 TateSt., Greensboro, N. C.

1893-1894 principal of elementary grades, Vincennes

1894-1896 critic teacher, grades, Training School, Illinois State Normal University

1896-1900 director of TrainingSchool, Whitewater, Wisconsin StateNormal School: 1900 married WilliamWoodrow Martin, not teaching

1916-1921 active in public affairs, vice chairman Missouri Commission on NationalDefense during period of war

1922-1923 member of Constitutional Convention Missouri

chairman of Committee

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130THE NORMAL ADVANCEfrom these games than any other games whichcould be staged.Let us hope that these athletic relations maybe continued and tha...

THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY39CLASS OF 1899Allen, Nila F., nr.Anglemeyer, Thaddeus D., la Manila,P. I.

for the past several years connected with United States Departmentof Education, Manila, P. I.Bays, L. E., nr.Berry, Clara Edna, pa Kokomo...

1899-1901 taught grammar grades, Dann

1901-1902 taught grammar grades, Rensselaer

1902-1908 taught grammargrades, West Lafayette

1908-1911 headof English department, West LafayetteHigh School

1911-1913 attended Purdue University receiving B. S. degree1913-1915 head of domestic science department, Decatur High School andgrades

1915-1930 head of domesticscience department, Kokomo High Schooland grades.Bland, Curtis, pa 85 Grant St., Yonkers,N. Y.

1899-1901 superintendent ofschools, Newpoint

1901-1902 superintendent of schools, Oaktown

1902-1906studied medicine

1906-1912 practicedmedicine, Greensburg

1912-1916 practiced medicine, Preston, Idaho

1916-1930 practicing medicine in New YorkCity.Bland-Giltner, Mrs. Hetty, pa 85 GrantSt., Yonkers, N. Y.

1899-1900 teacher incity schools, Indianapolis

received A.B. degree from Indiana University in1905

1906-1930 married, at home, notteaching.♦Blair, John H., ha North Liberty

189C-1916 teacher of grades

last position,superintendent of schools, North Liberty

deceased.Blessing, Edgar M., pa Danville: 1899-1901 taught in high school, Plainfield

1905-1908 began to practice law in Danville

1908-1912 served as prosecutingattorney, Danville

1900 attended summer school, Cornell University

1901clerk, Indiana Boys School and enteredUniversity of Michigan, law department

graduated from University of Michigan,law department, LL. B. degree

1912-1930 practicing law, Danville.Bower, Rose G., nr.Breeze, Frederick J., pa Muncie

1899-1901 teacher of science, high school,Phoenix, Ariz.

1901-1905 teacher ofscience, high schol, Delphi

1905-1909superintendent of schools, Remington

1910-1911 instructor in forestry, PurdueUniversity, Lafayette

1911-1916 editorAmerican Book Company, New YorkCity

1916-1918 graduate student, Indiana University

acting assistant professor of geography, geology, Indiana StateTeachers College, Terre Haute

1918-1930 professor of geography. Ball Teachers College, Muncie.Brooks, Charles, pa Washington, D. C.

1899-1900 principal, Odon

1900-1901principal, Flora

1903-1905 assistant inbotany. University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo.

1906-1911 professor of botany,University of New Hampshire, Durham,N. H.

1912-1930 department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.Brown, Fannie Belle, pa Carlisle

1892-1893 teacher of rural school, Sullivancounty

1893-1895 teacher of grades,Carlisle

1895-1898 teacher of primarygrades, Fontanet

1899-1900 teacher ofprimary grades, Newport

1903-1904teacher of intermediate grades, Sullivan

1904-1907 teacher of primarygrades, Indianapolis

1907-1930 notteaching, at home

1927-1928 student,Indiana State Teachers College, TerreHaute

attended University of Chicagosummers of 1904-1905.Bucher-Owen, Mrs. Arrabelle, nr.Burdette, Fielden C, pa RFD 1, Pendleton

1899-1903 taught district schoolBin Madison county

1903-1913 principalof grades in Pendleton schools

1913-1916 farmer and stockman

1916-1923managing a farm at Pendleton.Butler, Katherine, nr.Cady-Taylor, Mrs. Flora, nr.Coffman-Dui-ris, Mrs. Minnie, pa Clover-dale

1899-1901 teacher in grades, Alexandria

1901-1905 teacher in grades,Indianapolis

1905-1911 teacher of mathematics and grades, Indianapolis

1911-1929 not teaching

married, at home inCJoverdalc.Clark, Jennie, pa Dale

1881-1897 teacher in grades, Dale

1900-1901 superintendent of schools, Dale

1901-1902teacher in grades, Dale

1902-1905teacher in grades, Lincoln City

1905-1908 teacher in grades, Dale

1908-1925teacher in high school, Dale

1925-1930retired and living at home in Dale.Cooke-Matherson, Mrs. Frances, nr.Curtis-Westfall, Mrs. Frances, la 1838Portland Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.

nr.Daugherty, Ora, la 301 South Main St.Monticello

nr.Deist, Anna, nr.Dickey, Homer B., pa 5535 Enright Ave.,St. Louis, Mo.

1900-1903 superintendent of schools. Greentown

1903-1907superintendent of schools, Lowell

1908A. B., Indiana University

1908-1909superintendent of schools, Dwight, 111.

1911-1916 principal of district schools,St. Louis, Mo.

A. M. Columbia University 1914

1929 principal at St. Louis,Mo.Dye, Oscar, la 1927 Park Ave., Indianapolis

1899-1906 superintendent ofschools, Linton

1906-1908 general agent,State Life Insurance Co., Linton, and inFlorida

1908-1916 field supervisor, Indianapolis Life Insurance Co., Indianapolis

lr 1916.Eddleman, John G., nr.Ellaberger, Frank, ha Center

lr 1924farmer in Howard county.First, J. E., pa 566 Etna Ave., Huntington

taught three years in countryschools and three years as principal oftownship high school before graduation

1899-1902 principal at Monument City

1902-1905 superintendent at Bipus

1905-1912 superintendent at Markle

1912-1913 cashier in bank until May1913

1913-1918 office manager in department store

Nov. 1918 to Jan. 1923general manager department store

sinceJan. 1923, retired.Fisher, Elizabeth, nrFreeman, Daniel, la 711-7th St. Fargo,N. D.

1899-1904 principal of wardschool and high school, Crawfordsville

1904-1906 superintendent of schools,Darlington

1906-1907 principal of Fair-mount Academy

1907-1911 principal ofUnion High Academy, Westfield: 1911-professor of biology, Fargo College,Fargo, N. D.

meantime six quarterswere spent in University of Chicago

nr since 1911.Garrigus, John, pa 730 Collett Ave.,Terre Haute

1900-1902 taught history.

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ji active part in the organizations of theschool. Dr. Cornelius is a graduate of De-Pauw University, has his Masters Degree fromPurdue, and ...

THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY xvlibrary and the expanding Science departments. In 1910 the schooldedicated its magnificient new Library on Eagle street which...

132THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYIndianapolis

1916-1929 civil engineer,Indianapolis.Hamman, Lillian, pa Syracuse

1916-1920 teacher of Latin and English inthe high school. Syracuse

1920-1922teacher of Latin and English and historyin the high school, Etna Green: 1922-1929 teacher of Latin, English and history in the high...

1916-1918teacher of grades, Rensselaer

1918-1919teacher of English in the junior highschool, Great Falls, Montana

1919-1920teacher of English in the high school,DeMotte

1920-1023 principal, Teft

1923-1924 teacher of English in thejunior high school, Vincennes

1924-1925 teacher at Benson ville, Illinois

lr1925.Hathaway, Hilda, A. B., ha Terre Haute

nr.Hazelrigg-Ruff, Mrs. Constance M., ha1133 S. 9th St., Terre Haute

1916-1917studied music, St. Marys-of-the-Woods

assistant to the registrar, Indiana StateTeachers College, Terre Haute

1917-1918, not teaching, at home

1918 marriedto Lawrence Ruff

taught six months atLouisville, Kentucky, while Mr. Ruff wasat Camp Taylor during the World War

1924-1929 at home, not teaching.Humke, Homer, pa Evansville College,Evansville

taught in Whitley and Wabash county schools

principal of thehigh school, Churubusco

superintendentof schools, Albion and South Whitley

principal of the high school, Noblesvilleand Connersville

superintendent ofschools at North Manchester

1924-1929professor in the department of education, Evansville College, and now headof the department

graduate work completed at Indiana University in 1920 withan A. M. in education.Henderson, John, A. B., ha RFD 5, Linton

1916-1918 superintendent of schools,Lafountaine

1918-1922 superintendentof schools, Jonesboro

1922-1924 superintendent of schools. Roll

1928-1929principal of the Liberty Center schools,Liberty Center.Henderson, Ruth S., B. S., pa 107 Chaun-cey Ave., West Lafayette

1916-1929teacher in public schools, Lafayette.Hill, Reba Elizabeth, A. B., pa 3729Ruckle St., Indianapolis

taught in thegrades in Terre Haute, before graduation

1916-1918 teacher of English in WileyHigh School, Terre Haute

1918-1919war work in Washington, D. C.

alsotaught at Camp Grant, Rockford, Illinois

1919-1923 teacher of English inV/iley High School, Terre Haute

1923-1929 at home and substitute teacherin the Indianapolis schools, also tutoringatyphical children

attended DePauw University in 1910, University of Wisconsinin 1924 and Indiana University in 1923.Hoover, Lucille, ha Huntington

nr.Howard, Mary L., A. B., ha 1221 S. 9thTerre Haute

1915 teacher of Latin, geometry in the high school, Waveland

lr1915.Irwin, William, ha Rockville

nr.Jackson, Hiram D., pa Bedford

1910-1913 teacher of district school in Greencounty

1913-1915 student in agricultureat Purdue University

1916-1917 principal of Decker schools

1917 assistantmanager, Ogle farm, Linton

1917-1918teacher of agriculture, Interlaken School

1918-1923 county agent. Spencer

1923-1926 county agent, Shelby county

1926-1929 county agent, Lawrence county.Jaenisch, Anita, A. B., pa 711 Park St.,Terre Haute

1916-1922 teacher of history and civics, Garfield High School,Terre Haute: 1922-1929 department ofeconomics, Wiley High School, TerreHaute.Jones, Ruth Gert...

nr.Kelly, Inez, A. B. ha 1619 Locust St.,Terre Haute

1915-1916, teacher of German and mathematics, King ClassicalSchool, Terre Haute

1916 taught German and mathematics in the high school,Greensburg

1916-1918 teacher of English, German and mathematics, Geneva

1918-1930 teacher of mathematics, Garfield High School, Terre Haute.Kester, Manson, Mrs. Beatrice, ha 524Lake Drive, Milwaukee, Wis.

1916-1920teacher of home economics, Coalmont,Wheatland and Kentland

1920-1929,married, not teaching, homekeeper inMilwaukee, Wis.Kester, Wilma, ha RFD 6, Terre Haute

nr.Ketcham, John S., pa 200-201 SchultzBuilding, Lafayette

1916-1919. teacherof science. Mulberry

1919-1929, practicing medicine, Lafayette.Kirk, Harry, A. B. pa Indianapolis, StateDepartment of Public Instruction

1915-1916 teacher in district school

1916-1917 county surveyor of Orange countyand student of Volparaiso University in1915

1917-1918 in the army

1918-1919civil engineer

1919-1921 principal, Huron High School

1921-1928 countysuperintendent of Orange countv

received A. M. from Teachers College,Columbia Universitv in 1927

1928-1930. auditor State Aid Fund.♦Kloer-Barthel, Mrs. Frances, ha 936North 7th St., Terre Haute: taught inSugar Creek township schools, Vigocounty&...

1918-1919 servedin War Risk Insurance Rureau, Washington, D. C.J 1919-1922 teacher ofgrades, Terre Haute: 1922-1927 notteaching, married to Harry W....

deceased Julv 16, 1927.Kohlmever, Henry F., ha Francisco

1916-1917 teacher in the schools ofMackey: 1917-1919 in the army: 1919-1924 principal of the high schools,Francisco and Hazelton: 1924-1925 ...

1925-1928 principal of the high school,West Point

1928-1929 student, LawSchool, Indiana University.I ^follette, Robert Russell. A. B. ha 921West Charles St., Muncie: 1921-1929professor of history and&...

M. A. University ofWisconsin in 1917.♦Lewis. Anna Mary, A. B. ha Lebanon:lr 1923 head of the department of education, Sioux City Norm...

deceased.Lesh, Lora L., ha Dayton: nr.Loper-Douean, Mrs. Eunice A., A. B.ha Oakland City

taught five years before graduation: 1916-1918 teacher atFort Branch

1918-1919 teacher in thejunior high school, Fort Branch

1919-

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1921-1923 president of Missouri Federation of WomensClubs

1924-1926 lecturer for women

1926-1928 state field secretary, NorthCarolina Branch National Congress ofParents and Teachers.Nelson, David W., lr 1916 superintendent of schools, Bakersfield,...

1893-1894 primary teacher, Anderson

1894-1898taught in the schools of Vigo county

1898-1929 homekeeper.Norwood, Grace, ha Indianapolis

taughtfor a number of years in Indianapolis

no recent report.Odle-Campbell, Mrs. Anna, taught inClinton at one time.♦Oliphant, W. A., attended Indiana University, deceased 1906.Plasket, Samuel B.,&...

1898-1901 principal of schools, WestNewton

1901 student in Indiana University, received A. B. degree

1901-1904principal of Central School, Kokomo

1902 student in University of Chicago

1904-1913 principal of Central School,Kokomo

1910 student at University ofChicago

1913-1929 principal of ClaySchool, Fort Wayne.Preston-Canine, Mrs. Effie, pa 319South Washington St., Crawfordsville

1893-1897 taught in Waveland

1897married David A. Canine and was homekeeper until 1910

1910-1925 taught ingrades of public schools, Crawfordsville

1925-1929 retired and living inCrawfordsville.Randolph-Emerson, Mrs. Jennie, pa Cyn-thiana

taught one year in grades andtwo years in high school in Indiana

1897-1929 married in 1897 and livingon a farm in Gibson county.Rothert, Martin W., la 915 West Creigh-ton Ave., Fort Wayne

1894-1903 principal of high school, Boonville

1904-1905 principal of high school, Edinburg

1905 teacher of German, high school,Fort Wayne

A. B. Indiana University1896

A. M. 1904

lr 1905.Scholl, Joseph Hiram, pa Milton

18931894 principal of schools, Brownsburg

1894-1897 superintendent of schools,Milton

1897-1898 student at IndianaUniversity

1898-1904 superintendent ofschools, Carthage

1904-1924 superintendent of schools, Rushville

attendedColumbia University summers of 1908and 1910: 1929 superintendent of schoolsat Milton.Soloman, Emma, nr.Stewart, Lena M., nr.Strain, Harry G., nr....

principal high school, Clinton, fora number of years. Attended IndianaUniversity

accepted position in FirstNational Bank of Clinton and in 1910was made president of bank, which position he held until the time of his ...

married to Charles VanMetre of Muncie.♦Walsh, Mary V., ha Terre Haute, 131North 12th St., taught continuously inthe schools of Terre Haute ...

teacher of English in the Woodrow Wilson Junior High School 1927-1928

attending summer school, Indiana StateTeachers College at the time of herdeath, 1928.Ward, Anna R., ha 399 Broadway, Cambridge, Mass.

1893-1898 teacher ingrades schools, Edinburg

1898-1901student in Indiana University

1900-1902 teacher of English in BloomingtonHigh School

1902-1909 teacher of English in high school, Anderson

1909-1916 teacher of English, Riudge Technical School, Cambridge, Mass., head ofthe department

lr 1916.Wharry, Laura, ha Tipton

deceased1895.Wilson, Elizabeth, ha Peru

taught inKokomo a number of years after graduation.Wilson-Guthrie, Mrs. Susie P., nr.Wooiley, A. C, la Alexandria

1893-1895teacher of grades, Kokomo

1895-1906tr acher of mathematics and science, highschool, Summitville

1906-1910 teacherof mathematics in high school, FortWayne

1910-1928 retired and living ona farm, attended Indiana University1895-1897

A. B. degree 1897.Wooiley, Austin L., la 6655 Washington Ave., St. Louis, Mo.

1893-1898teacher in city schools, Kokomo

1898-1902 teacher in city schools, FortWayne

1902-1905 principal of Bright-wood School, Indianapolis

1905-190.!with the McMillan Publishing Company, Chicago, 111. j 1909-1928 with theOhio Match Company: retired Aug. 81,1928 on account of health...

graduatedfrom the Indiana University in 1897,A. B. degree.♦Worsham, J. I., deceased.Yoder, A. C, pa 113 South 5th St.,Goshen

1893-1901 principal, high school,Vincennes

1899-1900 attended IndianaUniversity, A. B. 1900-1902 attendedRush Medical College, M.D., degree:1902-1929 practicing physician and surgeon, Goshen.Yoder, Peter ...

1893-1894 student in Indiana University, received A.B. degree

1894-1896 student and instructor in chemistry in Indiana University, received A. M. degree

1896-1897 student at University of Chicago

1897-1898 teacher of physical science.State Normal School, Mankato, Minn.

1898-1899 teacher of chemistry, Duluthhigh school

1899-1901 student at University of Gottingen with Europeantravel during vacation

received Ph. D.1901

1901-1907 associate professor ofchemistry in Utah Agricultural College.Experimental Station

1907-1908 traveland agricultural study, Hawaii, Orient,Australia and Europe

1908-1910 research chemist, Louisianna Sugar Experimental Station

1910-1913 assistantchemist, Bureau of Chemistry, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C..

1913-1916 sugar cane technologist.Bureau of Plant Industry, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.

1926-1929 U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.Zartman, J. V., nr.

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attended summer sessions, Indiana University 1912-1916

1917-1924prin., Monroeville

1924-1927 teacher ofEnglish, high school, Seymour

1928-1930 prin., elementary school, Mishawaka.Graham, Edna, ha Lapel, lr 1911 teacherprimary grades, Kokomo.Griffith, Calvin, pa Coal City

1910-1912supt., Grant Park, 111.

1912-1916 supt..Coal City

1918-1919 student at PurdueUniversity

1923-1926 prin., high school,Scotland

1926-1929 prin. of JeffersonTownship High School.Haberstitch-Winker, Mrs. Nelle, pa 16544Inverness Ave., Detroit, Mich.

1907-1909teacher of grades, Elkhart

1909-1911teacher of music, Greenfield

1911-1919teacher of music, Ladoga

1919-1921teacher of history, high school department of Valparaiso University

1921-1929 supervisor of music, Highland Park,Mich.Haigerty, James M., pa 501 N. DepotSt., Loogootee

1910-1929 supt. of schoolsand teacher of history and geography,Loogootee.Harrington, Gladys, ha Clinton

lr 1916teacher in public schools of Newport, attending University of Chicago duringsummers

nr since 1916.Haton-Myer, Mrs. Edith, pa 1451 Chestnut St., Terre Haute

taught two yearsin Vigo county schools before graduation

1910-1924 teacher of grades, Davis Parkschool, Terre Haute

1924-1928 married,homekeeper

1928-1930 teacher of English, Woodrow Wilson Junior HighSchool, Terre Haute.Hemmer, Henry W. A., pa Huntingburg

1910-1921 supt. of schools, Holland

1921-1928 supt. of schools, Huntingburg

1928-1930 engaged in business in Huntingburg.Henry, Delta Ray, pa 1670 Peck St..Muskegon, Mich.

1910-1912 supt. ofschools, Perrysville

1913-1914 supervising teacher, Vermillion county

1915-1920 supt. of schools, Jersey ville, 111.

1921-1927, director of measurement andpersonnel director, township high schooland jr. college, Joliet, 111.

1927-1929director, Muskegon Junior College, Mich.Hession, Wilma Anna, pa 2013 W. Michigan St., Indianapolis

1903-1905 teacherin rural schools, Monroe county

1905-1909 teacher of grades, Bloomington

1909-1912 teacher of grades, Indianapolis

1912-1923 teacher of art and geography,Indianapolis

1923-1929 teacher in history and civics dept., Indianapolis

received A. B. degree from Indiana University in 1921

attended TeachersCollege, Columbia University, summersof 1923-1928

A. M. degree summer 1928Hildebrand, Samuel, A. B. pa U. S. Biological station, Beaufort, N. C

1910-1929 biologist, bureau of fisheries, biological station, Beaufort, N. C.

no regular teaching, occasional lectures, principally on mosquito and malaria control.Attended Indiana University 1915-1916

University of Georgia, Medical school,1922-1925.Hill, Margaret, nr.Houghton, Chloe V., nr.Hufford, Joshua J., la Rossville

1910-1912 prin. of schools, Odon

1912-1915prin. of schools, Rossville

1916-1916supt. of schools, Rossville

lr 1916.Hufty, Lulu, ha Wolcott

1910-1916taught fifth and sixth grades, East Chicago

lr 1916.Hughes, Ethel, pa 1839 N. 7th St., TerreHaute

1910-1912 teacher in Anderson

1912-1915 teacher in Clinton

1915-1918teacher of grades, Muncie

1918-1929teacher of grades and at present teacherof English, McLean Junior High School,Terre Haute.♦Hunter, Maud, ha Lyons

1910-1911teacher of fourth grade, Lyons

1911-1915asst. prin., high school, Lyons

1915-1916 student, Indiana University

A. B.degree, June 14, 1916

deceased.Irminger-Smith, Mrs. Ida, ha 1019 S. 2ndSt., Terre Haute

1910-1918 primaryteacher, Terre Haute

1918-1929 married,housewife.Jenkins, Cobert Basil, pa Georgetown:1910-1911 prin.. Blooming Grove, Franklin county

1911-1912 student, IndianaUniversity

1812-1915 prin., Elizabethhigh school, Elizabeth

1915-1916 manager of Byrneville Summit farms,Georgetown

1916-1917 prin., Shoals

1917-1918 prin., Covington

1918-1919served in the army

1919-1923 prin.,New Salisburg

1923-1926 asst. prin.,New Amsterdam

1926-1929 not teaching

at home

Georgetown.Johnson, Guy W., ha 1163 Lincoln Ave.,Toledo, O.

lr 1928 with Travelers Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn.♦Jones, Elmer Cunningham, A. B., nr.Joslin-Harger, Mrs. Elizabeth, pa Newport

1910-1912 teacher of elementarygrades, Riley

1912-1924 teacher of elementary grades, Terre Haute

1924-1929married, at home in Newport, and notteaching.Kadel-Pike, Mrs. Elizabeth, nr.Kelsey, Alice B., nr.King, Garland L., ha Scotland, 111.

paRR 2 pa Checotah, Okla.

1910-1911principal, Oologah, Okla.

1913-1914 principal, Dale, Okla.

1914-1915 studentUniversity of Oklahoma, Norman, Okla.

1915-1920 superintendent schools, Chato-asa, Okla.

1920-1924 superintendentschools, Tulula, Okla.

1924-1926 superintendent schools, LePanto, Ark.

1926-1927 superintendent schools, All-owoa

1927-1930 superintendent schools,Checotah, Okla.

B. S. in education 1924,University of Oklahoma

M. S. in education. University of Arkansas, 1930.King-Hall, Mrs. Ruth Anne, A. B., pa3832 Graceland Ave., Indianapolis

1910-1918 teacher of Latin and English, highschool, Lizton

1918-1929 married to Mr.Ed. B. Hall, not teaching, homekeeper

attended Columbia University summer of1913.Kronmiller-Bray, Mrs. Mae, pa 150 S.22nd St., Terre Haute

1910-1911 teacherof grades, Indianapolis

1911-1920 teacher of grades, Terre Haute

1920-1921teacher of grades, Indianapolis

1921-1929 married

not teaching, at home

1929-1930 teacher, Sandison School,Terre Haute.Lahey-Parliman, Margaret, A. B., nr.Landerholm-Asbury, Mrs. Myrtle, pa2510 N. 8th St., Terre Haute

1910-1912city schools of Terre Haute

1912-1930married to Dr. W. D. Asbury

not teaching, at home.Laughlin, Butler, pa 2666 East 73rd St.,Chicago, 111.

1910-1913 superintendentschools, Sidney

1914-1915 head mathe-

THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY141high school, Sullivan

1920-1921 principal high school, Graysville

1921-1922received A. M. University of Chicago

1922-1930 dean of boys, teacher of history, Wiley High School, Terre Haute

Latta, E., Marie, pa 2615 Crawford St.,Terre Haute

1917-1920 supply work,city schools and worked on degree atIndiana State Teachers College

1920-1930 teacher of history, Garfield HighSchool, Terre Haute.Larsen, Helen J., ha 2002 East LocustSt., Terre Haute

la 1917, 225 West 9thSt., Tulsa, Okla.

lr 1917 primary teacher, Irving School, Tulsa, Okla.Jones, Elsie Templeton, pa 122 LucretiaSt., Oakland City

1917-1922 primarydepartment, Washington

1922-1924head department of primary education,Oakland City

1925-1927 primary department, Oakland City

1927-1928 headprimary department, Oakland City College.Leach, Mary M., ha Fairmount

lr 1917teacher of grades, Greensburg.Lemmon, Walter S., pa Elizabeth

1917-1918 with Packard Motor Car Co., and1 superintendent of a stock farm

1918-1919 in United States army

1919-1920with Rubber Works, Akron, Ohio

1920-1921 superintendent of a stock farm

1921- 1924 farmer

1924-1924 teacher inLaconia

1925-1930 teacher in Elizabeth.Leppert-Wells, Mrs. Lillie, pa 1021Chestnut St., Columbus

1917-1928teacher of literature and composition,Columbus.Lewis, Opal, pa Elkhart, taught primary grades, five years at Orleans before graduation

1917-1929 teacher ofprimary grades, Elkhart

attended summer school at Teachers College, Indianapolis 1914, and summer school atWinona College, Winona, 1916.Listen, Opal O., pa Loch Raven, Md....

1917-1923 teacher of elementary grades,Elkhart

1923-1924 teacher of elementary grades, Voorhees School, TerreHaute

1924-1929 teacher in trainingschool for Boys, Loch Raven ,Md.Lockwood, Luther A., A. B. pa 327 East9th St., Rushville

1917-1918 high schoolprincipal, Cambridge City

1918-1919 inthe army

1919-1922 high school principal, Clarksville

1922-1923 high schoolprincipal, Arlington

1923-1924 highschool principal, Carthage

1925-1930high school principal, Rushville.Lord, Jessie L., pa 2515 Deming St.,Terre Haute

1911-1912 teacher ofgrades, DePauw

1912-1913 teacher ofgrades, Maukport

1913-1918 teacher ofgrades, Sullivan

1918-1919 UnitedI States tarmy

1919-1920 teacher ofphysical education, Clinton

1920-1924with a mining company, Clinton

1924-1929 supervising principal, GreenwoodSchool, Terre Haute

completing workfor A. M., Indiana University, 1930.Lucas, Ruth, la East Chicago

1917-1918grade teacher, Mishawaka

1918-1919teacher in high school, Tell City

1919-1920 teacher in high school West TerreHaute

1920-1921 teacher in high school,Waveland

1921-1922 student, IndianaState Teachers College, received A. B.1922-1929 teacher of English and librari-i an, high school, East Chicago.Lorenz-Pelz, Mrs. ...

wife of T. T. Pelz, lr 1920.McBeth, Mary, A. B. pa 1905 North8th St., Terre Haute

1917-1918 student,Indiana State Teachers College, specialwork, Terre Haute

1918-1920 teacher ofEnglish, Waveland

1920-1922 assistantin English, Garfield High School, TerreHaute

1922-1923 did post graduatework, Columbia University

1923-1926teacher in Indiana State Teachers College training school

1926-1930 assistantprofessor of English, Indiana StateTeachers College

received A. M. Teachers College, Columbia University

graduate student Indiana University.McCormick-Gray, Mrs. Margaret, paHibbing, Minn.

1917 teacher of grades,Rea Building, Terre Haute

1923-1929married, not teaching

at home, Hibbing,Minn.McCune-Hegarty, Mrs. Eunice J., ha 107North Fruitridge Ave., Terre Haute

la2719 Morris Ave., New York City

1917-1918 teacher of primary grades, Goshen

1918-1919 teacher of primarygrades, Terre Haute

1919-1929 married,not teaching, at home.McGuire, Thomas B., ha Churubusco

1918-1923 principal high school, Churubusco

lr 1923.McKissick, Katheryn, la Linton

1917-1923 teacher of primary grades, Owensburg

1923-1924 head of English department, high school, Linton

lr 1924.Mater-Spencer, Mrs. Belle, ha Thorntown

1917-1921 teacher of grades,Thorntown

1922-1929 at home, notteaching.Matterer, Herman V., A. B. pa 308 East50th St., Seattle, Wash.

1917-1929teacher of industrial arts, Seattle, Washington public schools.Martin-Hilt, Mrs. Ruth E., ha 1509Asbury St., Indianapolis

lr 1924 notteaching

at home.Maxwell, Roy E., pa St. Joe

taught ruralschools, all grades, also assistant principal and principal of schools in St.Joe for six years before graduation

1917-1920 in United States army

1920-1523 teacher of history, civics, botanyand Latin, St. Joe

1923-1926 principalhigh school, St. Joe

1926-1929 farmer,St. Joe.Megenity, Ernest F., pa RFD 3 Kokomo

1917-1919 superintendent of Lincolnvilleschools, Wabash county

1919-1920switchman, Pennsylvania Railroad

1920-1928 teacher of mathematics, Gerst-meyer High School, Terre Haute

1928-1929 principal schools, Rome

1929-1930teacher science, industrial arts and physical education, Clay Township HighSchool, Howard county.Megenity, Mrs. Lottie M., pa RFD 3,Kokomo...

1917-1929 not teaching, home-keeper.♦Meighen-Englehart, Mrs. Ethel, A. B.ha Riley

lr 1923 married

not teaching

homekeeper

deceased June 19, 1925.Meriwether-Jenkens, Mrs. Cleo, haGeorgetown

1912-1914 teacher in Georgetown township, Floyd countyschools, all grades

1914-1916 attendedIndiana State Teachers College, TerreHaute

1915-1916 teacher in Georgetown township Floyd county schools, allgrades

1916-1917 teacher in Georgetown city schools, grades

1917-1918teacher of history and English, DePauwHigh School

1918-1919 teacher of

12THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYState Normal University, Normal. 111.

lr 1929 retired and living in Bloomington, 111.ODell-Stockwell, Mrs. Winnie, nr.Olcott, Anna G., pa 200 Emmett St.,Evansville

taught elementary grades inPatriot prior to graduation: 1888-1894taught in Lawrenceburg

1896 went toEvansville and taught continuously until retirement in 1925

lr 1929.Pavey, Walter M., nr.Peters, Louise, pa 1801 East Ohio St.,Terre Haute

1889-1891 critic teacher,Indiana State Teachers College

1891-1893 studied at Leland Stanford JuniorUniversity

1893-1895 teacher in schoolsat Indianapolis

1895-1896 teacher inschools, Anderson

1897-1898 student,Indiana University

1898-1913 teacher ofEnglish, Wiley High School, TerreHaute

1913-1930 head English department, V/iley High School, Terre Haute.Price, James L. pa 429 North CenterSt., Terre Haute

1888-1839 taught atBridgeton

1889-1890 principal school,Riley

1890-1891 post graduate work,Indiana State Teachers College

1891-1893 superintendent of schools, OaklandCity

1893 admitted to bar

1893-1930practicing law in Terre Haute

assistantgrammar department, Indiana StateTeachers College, spring term 1892.Raines, Sigel E., pa Freeport, 111.

1889-1891 principal high school, Sullivan

1891-1895 superintendent of schools,Sullivan

1895-1897 student, IndianaUniversity

graduated 1897 with A. B.degree: was business manager of theArbutus

1897-1903 principal highschool, Freeport, 111.

1903-1927 superintendent schools, Freeport, 111.

lr 1928retired, taking a year rest and travel.Robinson, J. M., nr.Sanders, William H., pa LaCrosse, Wis.

taught in elementary schools beforegraduation

superintendent of schools,Middletown, Rensselaer and Bloomington

received A. B. and A. M. fromIndiana University

1909-1929, teacherof psychology and education. State Normal School, LaCrosse, Wis

A. M. degree1896, University of Chicago.Scott-Myers, Mrs. Anna G., nr.Voris, O. L., pa Hayden

since graduation taught continuously in the schoolsof Indiana serving as superintendent inCenterville, Hagerstown, Fountain City,Webster, Patriot, Cortland and ...

now superintendent of schools, Hayden.Wisely-Lawler, Mrs. Margaret, pa Gar-dena, Calif.

taught two years beforegraduation

lr 1894-1928 not teaching, athome.Wright, M. Elizabeth, pa 612 South 7thSt., Terre Haute

1888-1894 teacher incity schools, Terre Haute

1894-1895teacher of mathematics, St. Louis, Mo.

1895-1930 Christian Science practitioner,Terre Haute.CLASS OF 1889Apple,, Orville, pa Orleans

taught twoyears in the rural schools of Orangecounty

became county superintendentof schools, Orange county in 1891

ingovernment employ for two years

1901-1929 engaged in insurance, loan and realestate business, Orleans.Ball, Charlotte L., nr.Bryan, Elmer Burrit, ha Van Wert, Ohio:pa Athens, Ohio...

1882-1892 principalhigh school, Kokomo

1893-1894 teacher in Manual Training High School, Indianapolis

1894-1896 professor of educational science, Butler College

1896-1899 assistant professor of pedagogy Indiana University

1901-1903 generalsuperintendent of education, PhilippineIslands

1903-1905 professor of education and social psychology, Indiana University

1905-1907 president FranklinCollege

1909-1921 president ColgateCollege

1921-1930 president Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, married MargaretL. Scott, Kokomo, June 28, 1889

A.B. degree Indiana University 1893

graduate student Harvard University,1898

Clark University 1900

L. H. D.degree, University of Maine, 1915

goldmedal and diploma from exposition forPhilippine educational exhibit

memberof N. E. A.

author The Basis ofPractical Teaching, 1909

FundamentalFacts for the Teacher, 1911.Clapham, William Ellsworth, pa 2903Webster St., Fort Wayne

1889-1892superintendent of schools, Newport

1892-1894 student, Indiana University

received A. B. and LL. B. degrees fromIndiana University: 1894-1898 attorneyFort Wayne

1898-1904 associate professor of law, Indiana University

1902-1903 graduate student, Harvard University

1904-1906 professor of law, Indiana Law School

1906-1910 attorney.Indian Territory, Okla.

1910-1928 attorney, Fort Wayne.Collins, Anna Brockman, la 421 East4th St., Bloomington

1889-1892 teacherin grades, Huntington

1892-1893 assistant principal of high school, Rushville

1893-1895 principal high school, Rushville

1895-1897 student, Indiana University

1897-1907 head of English department, high school, Kokomo

1907-1908critic teacher of English, high school,Bloomington

1908-1916 instructor inEnglish, Indiana LTniversity

received A.B. 1897 and A. M. in 1909

graduatestudent. University of Chicago, summer1903

lr 1916 living in Bloomington.♦Cox, U. O., ha Terre Haute, RFD C, trtaught a number of years before graduation

taught spring term 1889 IndianaState Teachers College, Terre Haute

1889-1891 teacher in schools, Farmland

1891-1897 head of the department ofscience, State Normal School, Mankato,Minn

organized and equipped the chemical and physiological laboratories of thatinstitute

1897-1902 attended IndianaUniversity, A. B. degree in zoology

M.A. degree in 1902

1905-1920 professorof biology, Indiana State TeachersCol-lege, Terre Haute

the first dean of thefaculty, which position he held untilhis death in 1920.Culbertson-Rutherford, Mrs. Belle, pa1000 South 2nd St., Evansville...

taughtin schools of Jefferson and Switzerlandcounties before graduation

1889-1894taught in Greensburg, Chrisman, 111., andSalt Lake City, Utah

married in 1894and since that time engaged with homeduties.Cunningham, John C, pa 337 EuclidAve., Peru

1889-1895 taught in districtschools Miami county

1892-1905 engaged in farming

1905-1910 taught in

18THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYCruft School, Terre Haute.*Harter, Noble, deceased 1907.Hesler, J. W., nr.Hippensteel, Henry Sherman, la Auburn:1892-1895 principal o...

1895-1896 student,Indiana University, A. B. degree

1896-1897 graduate student, University ofChicago

1897-1898 superintendent ofschools, Roann

1898-1903 superintendent of schools, North Manchester

1903-1905 superintendent of schools, Eaton,O.

1905 A. M. degree, Earlham College, Richmond

1905 superintendent ofschools. Auburn

1899 summer student,Winona Lake

1900 and 1907 summerstudent, Manchester College

nr since1906.Hughes, S. A., nr.♦Keinn, Charles, deceased.Kelly-McGilvrey, Mrs. Mary, pa KentO.

1892-1893 teacher in city schools,Terre Huute

1893-1894 teacher in highschool, Paris, 111.

married to J. E. Mc-Gilvrey, president of the Kent StateNormal College, Kent, O., in 1894

1894 to present at home, not teaching

received A. B. degree from Illinois University in 1899.Kern-Henry, Mrs. Mary, nr.King, Cyrus Ambrose, pa 387 East 5thSt., Brooklyn, N. Y....

taught threeyears before graduation

1892-1893 student at Indiana University, Bloomington

1893-1896 principal of high school,Decorah, Iowa

1896-1900 graduate student at Harvard University, A. B., 1897A. M., 1898 Ph. D.

1900-1902 instructor in botany, Indiana University, 19021907 teacher of botany, Dewitt ClintonHigh School, New York City

1907-1929 head of department of botany,Erasmus Hall Hijjh School, Brooklyn,N. Y.Knause-Bremen, Mrs. Alice, nr.♦Lamb, Alice, deceased.♦Lyon, Mabel, dece...

pa Kent, Ohio

1890-1891 assistant, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute

1891-1894principal, high school, Paris, 111.

A. B.1895 Indiana University

1895-1896 principal high school, Freeport, 111.

1896-1899 assistant professor pedagogy andhigh school visitor, University of Illinois

1899-1908 principal normal school,Cleveland, Ohio

1908-1910 superintendent Cleveland City Farm School forBoys

1910-1911 head department ofeducation, Western Illinois State NormalSchool

1911-1912 acting presidentWestern Illinois State Normal

1912-1928 president Kent State Normal College

1928 retired

1928-1930 PresidentNational Sabbatical Leave Association,Kent, Ohio.Mcintosh, Calvin F., la Worthington

1895-1900 county superintendent ofOwen county

1911 graduate, IndianaUniversity, A. B. degree

1912-1913course in Purdue

1914-1917 countyagricultural agent, Greene county

1917-1919 assistant state supervisor, countyagency work, Purdue University

1919-1927 member Federal Board VocationalEducation

1917-1928 member of Indiana Public Service Commission, StateHouse, Indianapolis.Miller, Willard, nr.Moenkhaus, William J., pa Bloomington

received A. B. and A. M. degrees fromIndiana University in 1894-1895

graduate student of Harvard University andUniversity of Chicago

received Ph. D.from University of Chicago in 1903

since 1901 member of faculty of Indiana University and since 1908 professorof physiology

member A. A. A. S.

fellow Indiana Academy of Science

memberAmerican Society National, AmericanSociety Zoologists

Phi Gamma Delta

Phi Beta Kappa

Sigma Zi

contributions to science journals on experimental biology.Moran, Daniel Joseph, pa 1218 VanBuren St., Hammond

1892-1895 principal of ward school in Huntington

received A. B. degree from Indiana University in 1897 and in 1898 receivedLL. B. degree

1898-1929 practicing lawin city of Hammond.Moran, Katherine Maurice, pa 1247 West5th St.. Los Angeles, Calif.

1892-1894principal of high school, Bourbon

1894-1896 critic teacher, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute

1896-1904principal of Indiana State Teachers College Training School, Terre Haute

1905-graduated from University of Chicago,Ph. B„ history and literature

190,,-1908 critic teacher Indiana State Teachers College Training School. TerreHaute

1909 Columbia University, A.M.

1910-1916 teacher of history inAbraham Lincoln High School, LosAngeles, Calif.

1916-1928 head department history, high school, Los Angeles,Calif.Neet, George W., pa Valparaiso

1892-1893 teacher of Latin, Paris, 111.

1893-1894 student, Indiana University

1894-1898 superintendent of schools, Spice-land

1898-1928 dean of education, University of Valparaiso

received degreefrom Indiana University 1894.Powers, Delmar T., la Southport

1892-1893 student in Butler College

1893-1896 superintendent of schools, Haugh-ville

1897 graduated from Indiana University

1897-1898 superintendent ofschools, Paoli

1898-1907 principal ofhigh school and superintendent ofschools, Rochester

1907-1908 graduatestudent. Teachers College, ColumbiaUniversity

1908-1912 associate professor of education, Teachers College,Louisiana State University, BatonRouge, La.

1912-1913 graduate student,University of Berlin, Germany

1914-1916 professor of philosophy and education, dean of Teachers College, Louisiana State University

lr 1916.♦Randolph-Dodson, Mrs. Margaret, deceased.Roush,Thomas, nr.Rundell-Waits, Mrs. Minnie

pa 514Dodge St., West Lafayette

taught fiveyears in the country schools before graduation

1892-1894, teacher of grades,Elwood

1894-1930 not teaching, home-keeper, married to C. J. Waits of theclass of 1899.♦Seagley, I. B., deceased.Shoemaker-Cunningham, Mrs. Ora

paPleasant Grove, Utah

taught two yearsbefore graduation

1892-1896, teacher ofgrades, Columbia City

1896- 1905 principal of grades, Huntington

1906-1907teacher of grades Syracuse

1907-1910superintendent schools, Riverton, Neb.

1910-1911 teacher of English, highschool, Red Cloud, Neb.

1911-1928, headof English department and principal ofhigh school, Provo, Utah

A. B. Brigham

96THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYBrownstown

1916-1924 principal, highschool, Brownstown

1924-1926 principal,high school and teacher of Latin, Brownstown

1926-1928 married, at home, notteaching.Lawrence, Clara, nr.Lewis, George F., ha Monon

1911-1912principal of schools, Dana

1912-1921superintendent of schools at Dana, Mononand Morocco

lr 1921.Lidikay-Sappenfield, Mrs. May, pa Georgetown

taught two terms in rural school,all grades, primary and eight terms, inNewburg, before graduation

1911-1915taught primary grades, New Albany

1915-1923 at home, homekeeper

1924-1929 taught primary

first two years andlast two years taught in high school,civics, domestic science, geography andphysiology.Losh-Showalter, Mrs. Mary, la 4052 N.Capital Ave....

1911-1912primary teacher, Clinton

1912-1913teacher of primary grades, Indianapolis

no recent report.Love-Vaughn, Mrs. Grace M., pa 1634McGee Ave., Berkeley, California

1911-1912 teacher of music and English,Marion

19121913 teacher of grades,Terre Haute

1913-1914 assistant supervisor of music, Terre Haute

1915-1916attending University of California working on A. B.

1917-1919 department ofmusic and English, Oakland, California,September, 1919 married to J. S. Vaughn,now in business in Berkeley, California,have three ch...

in January, 1927returned to Oakland, California and atpresent teacher of music in Frick JuniorHigh School, Oakland, California.Lucas, William A., ha N...

pasame

taught four years Brown county,and one year, McLean county, Illinois,before graduation

1911-1912 teachergrades, Nashville

1912-1916 operated astock farm. Independence, la.

1917-1918manager of store, Lexington, 111.

1919-1921 operated a store, Bellflower, 111.

1921-1925 manager of a creamery, Gibson City, 111.

1925-1927 teacher Monroecounty

1927-1930 principal, gradeschools, Nashville

attended IndianaUniversity, summer 1929.Lynch, Lura, nr.McBride, James C, pa Frankfort

1911-1922 superintendent at Clarks Hill, Newton, Richland township Consolidated,Fountain county, Bourbon, Redkey andKirklin

1922-1923 student, Butler College, Indianapolis

1923-1926 principal ofhigh schools, Tipton and Forrest

1926-1930 county superintendent of schools,Frankfort, Clinton county.McCracken A. Wayne, pa Greensburg:1911-1916 teacher of biology, high school,Martinsville...

1916-1929 teacher of vocational agriculture, high school, Greensburg.Mahley-McBride, Mrs. Nellie, pa Frankfort

1911-1912 teacher of grades,Greensburg

1912-1913 teacher of domestic science, Newton

1913-1916 supplyteacher, Newton

1916-1918 teacher ofdomestic science, Bourbon

1918-1921not teaching, at home

1921-1923 principal junior high school, Kirklin

1923-1924 teacher of domestic science, Tipton

1924-1929 not teaching, at home, Frankfort, married to James C. McBride,county superintendent of schools, Clintoncounty.Mapes, Luella, ha Paris, Illinois...

1911-1912 teacher of grades, Oliver, Illinois

1912-1913 teacher of grades, Metcalf,Illinois

1913-1914 attending IndianaState Teachers College, Terre Haute

1914-1915 not teaching, at home

1915-1916 teaching English and Latin, Hillsdale

1916-1924 not teaching, at home

lr 1924.Melton, Monroe, pa Normal, Illinois

1911-1913 superintendent, English

1913-1916superintendent, Potomac, Illinois

1917-1920 high school representative, Educational department, MacMillan Company,Chicago, Illinois

1920-1924 superintendent of Hall Township Vocational HighSchool .Spring Valley, Illinois

1924-1929superintendent of schools, Normal, Illinois.Miller-Schad, Mrs. Claudie, ha Borden

1911-1913 teacher of grades, Mulberry

1913-1915 teacher of domestic scienceand art, Colfax

1915-1916 teacher inhigh school, Borden

no recent report.Moore, Leola O., ha Greencastle

taughtthree years in the rural schools of Putnam county before graduation

1911-1929teacher of grades at Fortville, Plymouth,Mishawaka

since 1922 third grade,Greencastle.Morford, Ella Loretta, ha Bippus

1911-1912 teacher of history and geography,Evansville

1912-1922 teacher, juniorhigh school, Evansville

1914-1922 teacher, Normal School, Evansville

1922-1924student, Indiana University

lr 1924.Morgan, Glenn, pa 559 S. 4th St., Clinton

1911-1914 not teaching, at home

1914-1916 teacher of mathematics, highschool, Oblong, Illinois

1916-1917 student, Indiana State Teachers College,Terre Haute, A. B.

1917-1918 teacherof mathematics, township high school,Sidell, Illinois

1918-1929 teacher in cityschools, Clinton.Muncie, Emery H., pa Brazil

1911-1915head department of history, high school,Brazil

1915-1916 principal, high school.Brazil

1916-1930 head department ofhistory, Brazil.Nugent, Milton B., pa New Albany

1911-1915 teacher of science, high school,Attica

1915-1916 principal, high school,Attica

1916-1917 Newtown

1917-1924county agricultural agent

1928-1930county agricultural agent, New Albany.OBrien, Lela Fern, pa La Junta, Colorado

taught in Cloverdale township fourterms before graduation

1911 supplywork in New Mays ville High School

1913-1918 teacher of primary grades,Cloverdale

1918-1920 teacher of primary, Alamosa, Colorado

1920-1924 teacher, primary, Greencastle and Cloverdale

1924-1928 teacher of grades, Cloverdale,Fruita, Colorado and La Junta, Colorado.Orebaugh-Horst, Mrs. Anna Mary, haShelbyville

1911-1922 supervisor ofmusic and drawing, Sandborn and Edwardsport

1912 summer and springterm, assistant in music, Indiana StateTeachers College

1912-1916 supervisorof music, Bono and Portland

1916-1924married, living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, wife of F. W. Horst

lr 1924.Peters-Stewart, Mrs. Louise M., la SouthBend

1911 summer and winter at homeat Sunman on account of illness

1912 (January and June studying vocal musicat Muncie

1912 married to E. L. Stewart in June

1912-1913 living at Arthur,

30THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYIllinois Normal Summer School 1914-1916.Lahn-Stahl, Mrs. Minnie, reported living in Paris, 111.

nr.Lambert, Louis, nr.Lambeth-DeBauge, Mrs. Mary J., nr.Lollar, Ezra Eliot, la 403-27th Ave.,Spokane, Wash.

1896-1899 principal ofhigh school, Garrett

1899-1905 superintendent of schools, Garrett

1906-1916instructor in English, Lewis and ClarkHigh School, Spokane, Wash.

nr since1916.Lowry, Mary F., nr.Lynch, William O., pa Bloomington

taught three terms in ungraded countryschools, Carroll county, one term asprincipal of town schools, Yeoman, andone term as principal of town sch...

1896-1900 general assistant high school, Elkhart

1900-1907 head of department ofhistory, high school .Elkhart

1908-1918assistant professor of history, IndianaState Teachers College, Terre Haute

1918-1920 professor of history and headof department, Eastern Division, BallTeachers College, Muncie

1920-1929professor of history, Indiana University.Scholastic record since 1896: student,Indiana University, 1901-1903

graduatestudent, University of Wisconsin, 1907-1908: graduate student, Harvard University, 1911-1912

graduate student.University of Wisconsin, summer session, 1922

A. B. and A. M., IndianaUniversity.McCollough, William C, pa Stock well

1896-1904 superintendent of city schools,Sullivan

1904-1928 engaged in farming,Stockwell.Manch, Charles, nr.Mangrum, William Valentine, la Evansville

1896-1897 principal schools, Bring-hurst

1897-1898 principal schools,Haubstadt

1898-1900 superintendent ofschools, Cynthiana

1900-1903 superintendent of schools, Waveland

1903-1904 student Indiana University andassistant teacher arithmetic, IndianaState Teachers College, spring term

1904-1906 superintendent of schools,Carthage

1906-1907 superintendent ofschools, Roachdale

1907 superintendentof schools, New Harmony

summer 1916student University of Chicago

spent fivesummer terms, Indiana University

1920-1930 elementary principal Evansvilleschools.May, Adda, nr.Meyer, Emilie L., pa 1824 Ohio St.,Terre Haute

1896-1903 teacher ofgrades, Terre Haute

1903-1925 teacherWiley High School, Terre Haute

1925-1929 teacher of commercial subjects,Geretmeyer High School, Terre Haute.Milhouse, Ludvic A., nr.Moran-Frey, Mrs. Josephine Irene, la1402 East Washington S....

1896-1898 departmental work, English,Vincennes

1898-1908 departmentalwork, Indianapolis

1908-1928 married toF. J. Frey, at home, not teaching

received degree from Butler University,Indianapolis, 1928.Nesbit, Mary, nr.Nicewanger, Henry D., pa 919 FidelityBldg., Tacoma, Wash.

1896-1900 superintendent of schools, Dublin

1900-1907in mercantile business, Van Buren:1907-1910 in mercantile business, Seattle, Wash.

1910-1916 in mercantilebusiness Kennewick, Wash.

1916 inmercantile business Tacoma, Wash.

1925-1929 Christian Science practitioner,Tacoma, Wash.Nuner, John Franklin, ha South Bend

1896-1897 teacher, Henry county

1897-1901 teacher high school, Montpelier

1902-1903 teacher high school, Mishawaka

1903-1916 superintendent ofschools, Mishawaka

1916-1920 superintendent schools. South Bend

deceasedabout 1920.Owens, Dosie, reported to be living inFranklin

nr.Owens, John, taught school severalyears: at one time laboratory assistant,Indiana State Teachers College, TerreHaute, and for several years state f...

1896-1899teacher in Morocco

1899-1901 teacherBrook

1902-1924 teacher grades, Denver, Colo

1927-1929 teacher in ByersJunior High School, Denver, Colo.Piercy, Charles M., nr.Poer-Leighton, Mrs. Lena L., la Montpelier

1896-1898 teacher grades, Alexandria

1898-1899 teacher grades andhigh school, Greensboro

1900-1901teacher of grades, Salem

1901-1902teacher of grades, Flora

1905 teacherof grades, Montpelier

granted two yearsleave of absence on account of sickness

married Scott Leighton

lr 1905.Quinslisk-Johnson, Mrs. Belle, la Brazil

taught primary grades, West TerreHaute before graduation

1896-1899teacher in high school, Portland

1899-1928 not teaching

married and home-keeper

attended Indiana Universitysummer term 1897 and attended summer term Winona in 1898.Radcliffe, Henry Herbert pa 1346 W.Macon St., Decatur, 111....

1896-1898teacher of schools, Henry county

1898-1900 principal of academy, Demarcus,O.

1900-1902 teacher of science andmathematics, Aurora

1902-1904 attended Indiana University, received B. S.1904

1904-1907 teacher of science.Mount Morris College, Mount Morris,111.

1907-1908 principal high school,Oregon, 111.

1908-1910 principal highschool, Taylorville, 111.

1910-1918teacher of science, high school, Connersville

1918-1929 head of department ofscience, Decatur Senior High School.Ridenour, John, nr.Ridenour-Stailey, Mrs. Maggie, la Wabash: taught eight years in ...

1896-1900 teacher of grades, East Chicago

1916-1928 at home, not teaching

living on farm and assisting in poultryand dairying.Royse, Charles S., pa Versailles

1896-1897 principal New Marion school

1897-1903 county superintendent schools, Ripley county

1903-1910 in insurance business

1910-1929 attorney at law, Versailles.Russell-Dickson, Mrs. Lulu, nr.Saal, Joseph, nr.Sankey-Faurot, Mrs. Anna Blanche, pa649 Poplar St., Terre Haute...

1896-1902professor of Latin and German, IndianaState Teachers College, Terre Haute

1902-1929 at home and not teaching

married to A. A. Faurot, Aug. 7, 1928.♦Schafer, Mary, taught several years.

THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY33more Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.

lr 1925special drawing teacher, Los Angeles,Calif.Hamilton, Charles, ha Sharpsvilln:1897-1900 principal of Sharpsville HighSchool

1900-1901 superintendent ofschools, Goldsmith

1901-1902 superintendent of schools, Hemlock

1902-1916teaching in the grades and in districtschools

1916-1920 teacher in Sharpsville and Tipton county schools, seventhand eighth grades and high school work,Latin, English, and mathematics

1920-1924 did not teach

died Sept. 8, 1924.Harper-Clayton, Mrs. Clara, ha TerreHaute: nr.Harrington, Daniel E., Otterbein

1897-1898 attended Indiana University

1898-1901 principal of high school, FreelandPark

1901-1929 farming near Otterbein.Haworth-Underwood, Mrs. Lillian V., haOxford

pa 604 Lansdown Avenue, Saskatoon, Canada

taught from 1897-1908at Rensselaer, Oxford and Virginia, 111.

1908-1929 married, not teaching, home-keeper.Hieatte-Wilson, Mrs. Ina, pa 823 WestMaple St., Independence, Mo.

marriedto Guy M. Wilson. Aug. 28,1897

1898student, Illinois University

1898-1899student, Indiana University

1892-1900teacher at Chalmers

1900-1903 teacherat North Salem

1903-1908 teacher atDanville

1908-1912 teacher, Connersville

1912-1913 attended Columbia University

1913-1921 not teaching, home-keeper, Ames, la.

1922-1924 NationalPublic Welfare League, Kansas City,Mo.

1924-1930 traveling for New Yorkfirm

spent summer 1929 in Europe.Hoff.E. Emanuel, nr.Hoover, Lewis, nr.Hoover-Ohmart, Mrs. Martha, la NorthManchester

taught nine years beforegraduation

1900-1901 teacher of grades,Servia

1902-1905 teacher of grades,Chester High School, Wabash county

1907 student, Indiana University

1907-1908 teacher of grades, Wolcott

1909-1910 at home, not teaching

1910-1913teacher in training school

ManchesterCollege, North Manchester

1914-1928married to Loren Ohmart, at home, notteaching.Howard, Kate, pa 458 South ColumbiaSt., Frankfort

1897-1918 teacher ofEnglish, Frankfort

1918-1929 principalof high school, Frankfort.Huff, Orlando M., ha Dalesville

lr 1916farming.Hunt, Minnie E., nr.Jones-McKee, Mrs. Lena, nr.Kessel, James ,ha 1320 North MeridanSt., Brazil

lr 1913 manager of farm inDick Johnson township, Clay county.Kidd, Alice, nr.Klein, Clara M., ha Edinburg

lrteacher in schools, Edinburgh

deceasedJune 6, 1903.Layden, Mary Agnes, pa Lafayette

before graduation taught five years in district schools of Tippecanoe county

1897-1926 teacher in city schools of WestLafayette

1926-1929 retired in Januaryof 1926, at home, not teaching.Laird, John W., pa 337 Virginia Ave.,Phoenix, Ariz.

taught country Bchools1891-1893

1895-1906 principal of highschool, Galveston, Tex.

1909-1917 president of Central Normal, Danville

1917-1922 superintendent of schools, Wilcox,Ariz.

1922-1928 teacher, head of department of social science in Phoenix,Ariz.

1924-1929 dean of Phoenix JuniorCollege

1907 received graduate certificate at Harvard

1900 A. B. IndianaUniversity

1924 graduate student University of Colorado

Whos Who inAmerica, Vol. 12, 1922-1923.Leckrone, Charles, pa North Manchester

graduate of Mount Morris College, academic course, 1894

graduateIndiana State Teachers College, 1897

A. B. Indiana University, 1900

principal of schools, Brownsburg, 1897-1899

superintendent of schools, Laketon, 1900-1901

professor of mathematics andLatin, Warsaw High School, 1901-1902

instructor and graduate student, Indiana University, 1902-1903

A. M., 1903

principal of high school, Petersburg, 111.,1903-1905

principal of high school,Charleston, 111.

1905-1907

professor ofmathematics, Manual Training School ofWashington University, St. Louis, Mo.,1907-1912

graduate student in summerschools. University of Chicago, 1904 and1910

University of Missouri, 1908

University of Michigan, 1911

professor ofeducation, Latin, and mathematics, Manchester College, 1912-1913

professor ofancient languages and mathematics 1913to 1929 and head of normal department.McCabe, Frank, nr.McKelvey, Joseph L., president of class...

nr.McTuman, Lawrence, pa 624 East 12thSt., Indianapolis

1897-1902 county superintendent of Madison county

1902-1903 superintendent of schools, Alexandria

1903-1908 assistant state superintendent of public instruction, Indianapolis

1908-1916 representative of D. C.Heath and Co., Publishers

1916-1929secretary of Laidlaw Brothers, Educational Publishing Company, Indianapolis

1927-1928 president of Indiana StateTeachers College Alumni Association.Martin, Colfax, nr.Martindale, Jared B., nr.May-Pickering, Mrs. Retta, nr.Moffett, Mack, ha...

nr.Mogile, Mrs. Mayme A., ha 1328 North7th St., Terre Haute

taught but a shorttime after graduation

died August 17,1922.Moran-Roehm, Mrs. Margaret C, haTerre Haute

taught rural school twoyears before graduation

1898-1912 notteaching, homekeeper

deceased in 1912.Mullikin, Amy R., pa 1328 North 7thSt., Terre Haute: teacher in the gradesof Terre Haute a number of years

teacher of commercial arithmetic, MeLean Junior High School, Terre Haute,a number of years

at present, teacherof junior business training in WoodrowWilson Junior High School, Terre Haute.Needham-Smith, Mrs. Jeannette, nr.Owen-Copeland, Mrs. Elizabeth, ...

1897-1899 student Oberlin Conservatory and Thomas Normal Training School

1900-1902 teacher in Conservatory of Music and Toledo Polytechnic High School, Toledo, Ohio

1903-1904 student in New England Conservatory

1904-1905 supervisor of music,Madison, Wis.

1906-1908 head of department of public school music, University of Wis.

1908-1910 supervisorof music, National City and Coronado,

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Tis virtue that doth make them most admired


Tis modesty that makes them seem divine.—Shakespeare.

40THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYhigh school, Wheatland

1902-1930practicing physician, Terre Haute.Hanny, Florence, nr.Hayward, Anna M., pa 706 South CenterSt., Terre Haute

1900-1903 supervisingprincipal, Central Building, Ironwood,Mich.

1904-1910 English, Central HighSchool, Evansville

1910-1920 English,Wiley High School, Terre Haute

1920-1929 supervisor of study, Wiley HighSchool, Terre Haute.Headley, William F., nr.Heaston, Ira B., pa 648 Henry St., Huntington

taught six years in county district schools and three years principalof township high school, before graduation

1899-1905 taught township school

1906-1929 abstractor, president of theJones Abstract Company, Huntington

the spring of 1890 and summer of 1895,attended DePauw University and Valparaiso University.♦Heath-Stockton, Mrs. Ethel A., deceased Oct. 1906.Hinkle ...

1893-1896 teacher of rural school, Knox county

1899graduated from Indiana State TeachersCollege

1899-1902 superintendent ofschools, Monrovia

1902-1904 superintendent of schools, Wheatland

1903 received A. B. degree from Indiana University

1904-1905 professor of science.State Normal School, Springfield, S. D.

1905-1911 professor of biology and geology. Central College, Fayette, Mo.

1910 received A. M. degree from Indiana University, 1911-1920 head of department of science, Central Union HighSchool, El Centro, Calif....

1920-1928 principal of high school and junior college.El Centro, Calif.*Hower, Ella, ha Hagerstown

deceasedin 1902

nr.Huston, W. Franklin, pa Cambridge, 111. Jnr.Hutton, Joseph Gladden, la Brookings,S. D.

1899-1900 instructor in psychology, Indiana State Teachers College,Terre Haute

1900-1901 student, University of Chicago, and Woods Hole,Mass.

1901-1903 principal of highschool, Beardstown, 111.

1903-1908 superintendent of schools, Beardstown, 111.

1908-1911 assistant in geology. University of Illinois, Champaign, 111.

1911associate professor of agronomy, SouthDakota State College and associateagronomist, S. D. Agricultural Experiment Station in charge of soil investigations...

received B. S. degree from University of Chicago in 1908 and M. S.degree from University of Illinois in1910.Kahl, George J., nr.Kassebaum, Calia&...

1899-1900 teaching grades, Princeton

1900-1901 teaching grades, Anderson

1901-1902 teaching grades, Aurora

1902-1903 attendedIndiana University receiving A. B. degree

1903-1905 taught Latin and English, high school Aurora

1905-1912 headof English department, high school, Columbus

1912 in furniture business atAurora

1925-1929 taught in publicschools, Cincinnati, O., the West OakleySchool, Madison and Gilmore Streets.♦Kennedy, Thomas C, deceased

nr.Kessler, Mary M., nr.♦King, Walter Seott, deceased, Oct. 12,1921.Kirklin, Charles B„ pa RFD 6, Muncie

teacher in county schools before graduation

1899-1900 principal of CenterHigh School

1900-1906 teacher ingrades, Delaware county: 1906-1915principal of Center High School

1916-1929 retired on farm, Muncie, RFD 6 received A. B. degree from Indiana University in 1908.Lawrence, Alice, pa 1130 North 8th St.,Terre ...

taught in the countryschools of Clark and Crawford counties,Illinois High School, Rossville, 111.

primary, Marshall, 111, Vigo county, Ellsworth, Lost Creek, Seelyville and grades,Terre Haute, before graduation

1899-1918 teacher of grades, Terre Haute

1918-1929 retired on pension.Lindley, Robert T., nr.Little, Donn Alva, la Box 69, RFD 2,Fullerton, Calif.

1899-1900 taught inhigh school, Bloomfield

1900-1901 student. University of Chicago, Chicago, 111.

1901-1906 principal of high school,Worthington

1905-1906 field work, Fullerton Oil Fields, Fullerton, Calif.

1906-1907 worked in drilling well, Fullerton,Calif.

1907-1911 bookkeeper, Fullerton,Calif.: 1911-1912 gas engineer. Fuller-ton, Calif.

1912-1913 electrical lightingand refrigerating plant, Fullerton, Calif.

1913-1916 oil refining, Fullerton, Calif.

no report since 1916.Little, Rosemary, la 229 North NewJersey St., Indianapolis

1900- 1924taught in grades at Rossville, Larimore,N. D.

Cartersburg, Angola, Hammond,Anderson, Forest Park, 111.

1924-1925taught in high school, Adams county

1926-1926 taught junior high school,Huntington

1926-1927 taught highschool, Salem

1927 attended IndianaState Teachers College

1928 attendedJohn Herron Art School, Indianapolis.McCarty, Leslie, la Aledo, 111.

taughtfour years rural schools, Owen countybefore graduation

graduated from Indiana University in 1905, received A. B.degree

graduated from Wisconsin University in 1915, received A. M.

1915-1928 taught one year as principal ofhigh school, Hall

one year principal ofhigh school, Stillwell

one year principalof grade school, Marion county

fouryears superintendent of city schools,Brownstown

four years principal ofhigh school, Brainard, Minn.

six yearssuperintendent of city schools, Preston.Minn.

four years superintendent ofschools, Marshall, Minn.

four yearssuperintendent of city schools, Aledo,111.

graduate student, University ofWisconsin: one and one-half years worktoward Ph. D. degree. University ofChicago.McDonald, Stewart L., la Fort Collins,Colo....

Colorado Agricultural College

teacher in rural school, Seelyville, oneyear, and grades in Shelburn, one yearbefore graduation

1899-1902 principalof grade building, Fort Collins, Colo.

1902-1905 instructor in mathematics,Colorado Agricultural College ,Fort Collins, Colo.

1906-1928 head of mathematics department, Colorado AgriculturalCollege, Fort Collins, Colo.

attendedUniversity of Chicago five summers, B.S. degree

attended Columbia Universityone year and two summers, M. A. degree.McKee, Madge, pa Goodiand

taught two

42THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYat home in Terre Haute

1927-1929teacher in commercial department Mechanic Arts High School. St. Paul, Minn.

received A. M. degree from WabashBusiness College, Terre Haute

attendedPalmer School, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

tookextension work in University of Minnesota.Servies, Edgar M., pa Colfax

1896-1897teacher district school, Jackson township,Boone county

1897-1900 principal highschool. Advance

1900-1906 principalhigh school school, Jamestown

1908-1910 clerk C. & E. I. R. R.

1910-1911principal high Bchool, Advance

1911-1921 county superintendent of schools,Boone county: 1921-1926 principal highschool, Jamestown

1926-1930 principalhigh school, Colfax.Shirley, Cora, pa 655 Third Ave., TerreHaute

1899-1903 teacher, English,three and one-half years at Alexandria

1903-1929 teacher, reading, junior highschool, Terre Haute.Sneil, Bertha, nr.Stewart, Mary, nr.Stimson, Mary, pa 1003 South 3rd St.,Terre Haute

1899-1901 teacher in thegrades, Terre Haute

1901-1910 assistantLatin teacher, Wiley High School, TerreHaute

1910-1916 vice principal and deanof girls, Wiley High School

A. M. University of Wisconsin, 1910

1927-1929dean of girls, Wiley High School, TerreHaute.Shults-Shock, Mrs. Blanche V., pa 700North 7th St., Lafayette

1900 1904taught grades, Indianapolis

1904-1929married, at home, not teaching.Stwalley, Ella, nr.Thomas, Sadie, pa Denver, Colo.

1890-1302 tiiught grades at Alexandria

1902-1904 taught grades at Indianapolis

1904-1905 taught Indian school, White-river, Ariz.

1905-1917 taught gradework, Denver, Colo.

1917-1929 chairman social science department, SkinnerJunior High School, Denver, Colo.Turner, R. Quinn, nr.♦Vehslage, Anna, deceased 1905

nr.Vinzant, Charles Edward, la Kentland:1899-1903 principal of schools, Anderson

1903-1908 superintendent ofschools, Dunkirk

1908-1909 A. B., Indiana University

1909-1916 superintendent of schools, Kentland

lr 1916.Walker, Ernest G., nr.Webb, Edgar, pa 393 seventh Ave., NewYork

1899-1900 principal of ward school,Vincennes

1900-1904 principal of highschool, Williamsport

1.904-1911 publisher. Daily and Weekly Ledger, Attica

1911-1914 manager for E. P. Duttonand Company, Publishers: 1914-1928agency assistant for Equitable Life Insurance Society of the United States,office ...

1928-1930 director ofunit managers training offices NewYork

president Indiana State TeachersCollege Alumni Association 1927.Webster, Lewis B., pa 2410 North 7thSt., Terre Haute

1900 assistant inphysics and chemistry, Indiana StateTeachers College, Terre Haute

1900-1901 principal of schools, Bridgeton

1901-1907 working in post-office, TerreHaute: 1907-1930 teaching botany, WileyHigh School, Terre Haute.Weills, Olive, nr.Welch, Ella, nr.White, Isaac D., p...

taughtthree years in Parke county before graduation

1899-1900 teacher, St. Bernice

1900-1901 teacher, Silverwood

1901-1904 attended Purdue University, Medical College

1904-1929 practicing medicine in Clinton

received M. D. degreefrom Purdue in 1904.Williams, Oscar Harrison, pa Ohio StateUniversity, Columbus, O.

1899-1902superintendent of schools, Windfall

1902-1903 principal of departmentalgrades, Elwood

1904-1905 principalhigh school, Alexandria

1905-1903 headof department of history and civics inhigh school, New Albany

1908-1914critic teacher, history, School of Education, Indiana University

received A.B. from Indiana University in 1905:M. A. from Harvard University in 1912

1915-1917 critic teacher, Indiana University

1919—1924 state inspectorteacher-training

1923-1924 associateprofessor, Depauw University

1925-1928 professor education, DePauw University, Greencastle

received Ph. D. degree from Indiana University in 1923

member of Phi Delta Kappa

graduateclubs, Indiana and Harvard Universities

Indiana School Mens Club

AlumniCouncil

1928-1930 professor of education, Ohio State University, Columbus,O.Wilson, Clarence B., pa Aurora

1899-1901 principal of schools, Dillsboro

1901-1908 cashier State Bank, Dillsboro

1908-1930 cashier. State Bank, Aurora

attended Moores Hill College in 1888.Wilson, Lola, nr.Winn, Lola Moss Deardorf, nr.CLASS OF 1900Baxter-McLemon, Mrs. Elizabeth, nr.Brount, Willis M., nr.Bl...

1900-1901 supervisor ofmusic, Princeton

1901-1906 supervisorof music, Brazil

1905-1929 supervisorof music, Ithaca, N. Y.

teacher of summer session in Cornell University andauthor of several texts on music.Burke, Samuel, nr.Caldwell, James H., pa 16 Erwin Block,Terre ...

1900-1901 teacher in highschool, Elwood

1900 student Universityof Chicago

1901-1902 principal highschool, Plainfield

1902-1903 teacher ofLatin, high school, Cayuga

1903-1905principal high school, Cayuga

1905entered Indiana University in fall

received LL. B. degree 1907

1907-1929attorney-at-law, Terre Haute.C.em, John D., la 1916 Vigo county

lr1916 farming in Vigo county.Coar, John R., la Fort Wayne

1900-1904 ward principal, Elwood

1904-1911ward and junior high school principal,Shelbyville

1911-1922 ward principal,Fort Wayne

1922-1928 supervisor intermediate and grammar grades and mathe-mtaics, Fort Wayne

attended Universityof Wisconsin summers of 1907-1908-1909-1910.Cole, Charles A., nr.♦Collins, William J., received M. D. degree: deceased

nr.Creek, Viola, nr.Cunningham, Elizabeth, la 2106 E. St.,Bakersfleld, Calif.

1900-1903 teacher inintermediate grades, Russellville

1903-1908 teacher of primary grades. Rose-

THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY451915-1930 practiced medicine, Indianapolis.Rapp-Rubach, Mrs. Mary, pa 2 KircherPlace, Belleville, 111.

taught for a number of years after graduation

1906-1930 not teaching

homekeeper

marriedto O. W. Rubach.Ragan, Edith, E., pa 1002 10th St.,Charleston, 111.

taught two years inrural schools, Putnam county beforegraduation

1900-1902 teacher of departmental school, Huntington

1902-1909teacher in grades. Oak Park, 111.

1909-1916 critic teacher in grades. EasternIllinois State Normal School, Charleston, 111.

1916-1929 training teacher,Eastern Illinois State Normal School,Charleston, 111.Rheuby, Grace, pa Newport

1900-1902teacher in grades, Frankton

1902-1903teacher in grades, Rockville

1903-1929teacher in grades, Newport.Ringwald, Orin A., pa 2723 First Ave.,Minneapolis, Minn.: taught two years inHungertown and St. Joseph before grad...

1900-1901 teacher of grades,Harlan

1901-1902 teacher of eighthgrade, Waterloo: 1902-1903 graduatework, Purdue University

1903-1929principal high school, Minneapolis, Minn.

now head of technical department NorthHigh School

attended Indiana Universityin 1901.Robinson, Ephriam T., la Toppenish,Wash.

1907 graduate work. Universityof Washington

1907-1916 superintendent of schools, Toppenish, Wash.

lr1916.Scherer, Rutherford B., pa 117 NorthMcCann St., Kokomo

1900-1901 superintendent of schools, Russiaville

1901-1916 assistant cashier, Citizens NationalBank

1916-1929 president PeoplesTrust and Savings Bank, Kokomo.Schoonover, William E., nr.Scovell, Zayda Marion, pa 1416 SouthCenter St., Terre Haute

1900-1910teacher in public schools, Terre Haute

1911-1912 teacher in Jefferson Schoolfor Boys

1912-1929 teacher in Fairbanks School, Terre Haute

attendedIndiana University, spring 1909.Shepard, Ernest H., nr.Shock, Joseph H„ pa 700 North 7th St.,Lafayette

1900-1901 principal highschool, Bippus

1902 graduated fromIndiana University

1902-1903 superintendent of schools, Warren

1903-1906teacher of mathematics, high school, Lafayette

1906-1921 principal high school,Lafayette

1921-1928 instructor ofmathematics, Purdue University, Lafayette

attended Chicago University1910: Indiana University summer 1916.♦Shaff, DeWitt C, nr.Short, Lillie, nr.Slabaugh, Jancy Samuel, pa 258 NorthMain St., ...

taught one year,Jasper county, four years, Miamicounty: 1900-1901 principal, Campbells-burg

1901-1902 principal, Bunker Hill

1902-1906 attended Indiana University:1903-1906 superintendent, Flora: 1906-1909 student, Herring Medical College,Chicago, 111

1909-1929 practicing medicine and surgery

A. B., Indiana University 1905

M. D., Herring MedicalCollege, Chicago 1909.Smith, Frank W., la Gary

1900-1904teacher of science, high school, Frankfort

1904-1906 attended University ofSt. Louis, St. Louis, Mo.

1906-1907 attended Indiana Medical College: 1907-1912 practicing physician and surgeon,Gary

1912-1915 coroner. Lake county

1916-1916 practicing physician and surgeon, Gary.Southard-Coffman Mrs. Minnie, paCloverdale

taught three years countryschools, Vermillion county

1900-1903teacher of grades, Middletown

1903-1904 teacher of grades, Indianapolis

1904-1906 studied music

1904-1930 notteaching, homekeeper

married to HenryN. Coffman.Souder-Rlchards, Mrs. Mary, nr.Spellman-King, Mrs. Gertrude, nr.Sperlin, Ottis Bedney, pa 1401 SouthAdams St., Tacoma, Wash....

1900-1901superintendent of schools, Galveston

1901-1903 student, Indiana University

received A. B. degree

1903-1904 teacherof English, high school, Elwood

1904-1906 teacher of English, high school,Shelbyville

1905-1908 principal highschool, Shelbyville

1908 received Ph. M.,University of Chicago

1908-1914 headEnglish department. Stadium HighSchool, Tacoma, Wash.

1914-1922 headEnglish department. Stadium and Lincoln Park High Schools, Tacoma, Wash.

1927-1929 director Moran Junior College,Moran School, Tacoma, Wash.

student.University of Washington, summers of1925-1926.Stanley, John H., pa RFD D, Salem

taught seven years in rural schools ofWashington county, before graduation

1900-1907 teacher in high school, Frank-ton, Greentown, Alexandria, Fowler audUnion City

1907-1911 teacher of mathematics, high School, Colorado Springe,Colo.

1911-1919 living on a fruit farmin Washington state and Grand Junction, Colo.

1919-1929 farming in Washington county, near Salem

graduatedfrom Indiana University in 1906

spentone term at University of Chicago

received A. M. degree from Indiana University.Stockton, Raymond, nr.Stine-Lesh, Mrs. Margaret, ha Bluffton

taught a number of years in Indiana

1912-1929 not teaching

married

home-keeper.Stahl, John C, pa Connersville

1900-1901 principal of schools. Freedom

1901-1902 principal of schools. CoalCity

1902-1903 teacher of grades, Lang-don, N. D.

1903-1905 ward principal,Montpelier

1905-1914 teacher of historyand German, high school. Clay City

1916principal, high school. Clay city

1927-1929 teacher in Connersville.Stultz, Delia K., pa 606 Henry St.,Huntington

1881-1892 teacher in ruralschools, Huntington

1892-1895 teacherof grades, Bippus: 1895-1921 teacher ofintermediate grades, Huntington

1921-1929 teacher and supervisor of elementary grades, Huntington

1888-1889 attended Normal Seminary, Roanoke: 1893Valparaiso University

1891 Marion Normal College.Swartzell, Mrs. Ida M., pa 911 Palm-wood Ave., Toledo, Ohio

taught one yearin Benton county before graduation

1900-1929 teacher in grades, publicschools, Toledo, Ohio.Tarney, Stella M., pa 621 Hendricks St.,Anderson: 1892-1893 teacher in ruralschool, DeKalb county...

1895-1898 teach-