isa-normaladvance-1909-00285

Description:	THE NORMAL ADVANCE285When Dr. J. M. Stephenson speaks, he will remind us of the first class in music in the Normalschool and hoAv diligently Prof. Anton Shide tried to make soloists of us. He might reproduce asample for our delectation.Many are the incidents this class would be glad to relate but the first bell has sounded in thehall and Ave must soon begin the prosy struggle of another quarter of a century, but there wasneA-er a happier company of young people left the halls of the Indiana State Normal than theclass of 1883. We only have iavo regrets, viz: that Ave can no longer furnish model themes forthe seniors, and that several of our class never succeeded in Assembly-room Avork.Finally it is sad to notice that in the roll call four at least did not respond, J. M. BroAvn, P. H.Hirsch, Laura Ray, and Carrie D. Monicai, who was so sorely afflicted, but Avho >vas the idol ofthe class and whose influence was like a gentle riA7er floAving through the green meadow.A. R. Charman.Roll Call1. J. M. Brown, deceased.2. Katherine Campbell, stenographer, TerreHaute.3. Albert R. Charman, head of Department ofPractice and Methods, Indiana StateNormal.4. Mary B. Cox, teacher in High School,Huntington, Ind.5. C. W. Crouse, Indian agent at WhiteRiver, Arizona.6. Mrs. Edith Austin Gillette, Bridgton, Ind.7. Biddie P. Hall, principal of Ward School,Bloomington, Ind.8. Mrs. Hattie Cutter Harris, Hagerstown,Ind.9. Mrs. Emily Keith Epstein, teacher, Ceybu,P.I.10. P. H. Kirsch, deceased.11. Mrs. Lena Sheets Martin, wife of BaileyMartin, 82, Chicago.12. Mary McArthur, teacher, San Francisco.13. Mrs. Mary E. Jurgens Nusbaum, 110 N.Eleventh St., Richmond, Ind.14. Mrs. Rose Alexander Pickering, Middle-town, Ind.15. Laura Ray, deceased.16. Eugenia Scott, Terre Haute, Ind.17. J. M. Stephenson, physician, Chillicothe,Ohio.18. James H. Tomlin, superintendent of schools,Terre Haute.19. Clara VanNuys, teacher in Elkhart HighSchool, Elkhart, Ind.20. Mary Van Nuys, physician, Lebanon, Ind.21. Carrie D. Monicai, deceased.22. P. V. Voris, superintendent of schools,Dublin, Ind.23. W. O. Warrick, Goshen, Ind.24. Mrs. Edith Williams Warrick, Goshen, Ind.25. H. M. Smith, banker, Springfield, Mo.26. George W. Dealand (Oregon, Minn).27. Mary Foley (Azuza, Cal).28. Mrs. Mattie L. Williams Gilmore (Green-castle) .29. Mrs. Lois Young Hay (Bedford).30. Charles A. Jackson (Columbus).31. E. M. Morrison (London, Eng.)32. Mrs. Lizzie Campbell McNeill (Spokane,Wash.)33. W. H. Warvel, deceased.34. Ida Westfall (Indianapolis).35. Ella Lindley.He who has a thousand friends has not afriend to spare.—Ali Taleb.
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