isua-alumniassociation-directory-1930-038

Description:	THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYintendent of schools, Camden and Ke-wanna 1882-1886 traveling salesmanfor twenty years manager of a farm in1916 no report since.Grosjean, Charles F., ha 1929 North 11thSt., Terre Haute pa same principal oftownship graded schools a few years andcounty superintendent Vigo countyeleven years taught for a number ofyears in the boys vocational school andserved as principal of that school since1920 assistant superintendent of cityschools, Terre Haute.Hobbs, E. M. C, pa 2432 Park St.,Indianapolis taught four years beforegraduation superintendent of schoolsLaFontaine, Ridgeville and Brownstown for a number of years commercial salesman.Kesler-Hoff, Mrs. Laura, nr.Lawrence, L. C, nr.McClure, Z. B., pa 1320 Orchard Ave.,Grand Junction, Colo. in Kansas 1885and taught while proving a claim in1888 went to Denver as principal ofLroadway school county superintendentthere seven years living in Grand Junction since 1899 spending time teachingand operating a fruit farm.*McCord-Rhodes, Mrs. Frances, nr.♦Martin, Bailey, 1882-1916 employed asclerk in post office of Chicago died May25, 1925.Mason-Rhea, Mrs. Hattie, nr.Mitchell, J. A., lr 1928 teaching In ornear Spokane, Washington.Mohler, Lizzie, nr.Mowrer, A. E., deceased 1885 nr.Mowrer-Turner, Mrs. Elizabeth L., haWolf Point, Mont. lr 1916 teacher inSidney. Mont.Murphy-Hillis, Mrs. Rose nr.Nelson, D. M., deceased 1891 nr.ONeill, Kathryn, nr.Parker, A. A., nr.Rhode-Cobb, Mrs. Fannie pa Attica:taught country school Warren countytwo years before graduation married in1885 homekeeper not teaching.♦Shafer, H. B., no record of teachingcareer employed in real estate businessin Kansas City, Missouri for a numberof years deceased 1912.Smith, Mary M., nr.Trueblood-Hadley, Mrs. Mary, taughtschool in Indiana, Florida, and California did last teaching in Whittier College,Whittier, Calif. married Perry C. Hadleyand in 1916 living in Denair, Calif.♦Wagner-Patterson, Mrs. Minnie L., nr. deceased Aug. 1917.Whiteleather, A. J., nr.CLASS OF 1883Alexander-Pickering, Mrs. Rose, pa Mid-dletown teacher in country schoolsthree years before graduation 1883-1889 teacher in grades, Frankfort andlogansport 1889-1929 homekeeper notteaching wife of Charles J. Pickering.♦Austin-Kerr, Mrs. Edith, ha Bridgeton taught in Park county for some time before marriage no further record available.Brown, James M., nr.Campbell, Hattie, nr.Campbell-McNeill, Mrs. Lizzie, nr.♦Charman, Albert R., ha Terre Haute assistant and associate professor in department of psychology, methods andpractice 1883-1903 head of departmentof methods and practice, Indiana StateTeachers College, Terre Haute from1904 until date of his death Ap/il 5,1917.Cox, Mary B., pa Huntington 1877-1883 teacher, country schools, Newtoncounty 1883-1888 teacher of grades,Staunton and Rochester 1881-1891teacher of grades, Huntington 1891-1922 head of department of history, highschool, Huntington 1922-1929 retiredon account of ill health A. B. degree,Michigan University 1904 A. M. degree,Michigan University 1907.Crouse, C. W., pa Phoenix, Ariz., 312North 9th Ave., taught fourteen yearsin schools of Clay county before goingto Arizona in 1889 six years as principal at Knightsville and Harmony 1889-1893 in charge of the Pima, Papago andMaricopa Indians at the Pima Reservation 1893-1905 appointed by PresidentMcKinley as superintendent and specialdisbursing agent of the Apache Indianreservation in the mountains of Arizona,was re-appointed to the same place byPresident Roosevelt, serving there twelveyears was county superintendent ofschools, Phoenix, Ariz, for six years 1928-1929, judge of the probate court.Phoenix, Ariz.Cutter-Harris, Mrs. Hattie, ha Gas City at home and not teaching lr 1916.Delan, George W., nr.Foley, Mary, nr.♦Hall, Biddie P., nr.Jackson, C. A., nr.Jurgens-Nusbaum, Mrs. Mary E., haRichmond pa Marshall, 111. lr 1928 notteaching at home in Marshall, 111.Kirth-Eppstein, Mrs. Emily, nr.♦Kirsch, P. H., nr.Lindley, Ella, nr.McArthur, Mary, nr.Monica!, Carrie D., nr.Morrison, E. N., nr.♦Ray, Laura, ha Terre Haute taught incity schools of Terre Haute from timeof graduation until her death in 1896.Scott, Eugenia, pa 2013 South 7th St.,Terre Haute lr 1927, not teaching living with brother in Terre Haute.Sheets-Martin, Mrs. Salina, ha 308 NorthHumphrey Ave., Oak Park, 111. teacherin schools of Shelbyville and Worthing-ton and for six years Chicago, 111. since1897 at home, spending some time writing for magazines lr 1928.Smith, H. M., ha 595 East Walnut St.,Springfield, Mo. spent six years 1883-1889 traveling and writing from 1889to the present time in banking businessat Richland and Springfield, Mo.♦Stephenson, Joseph M., ha Clay county taught in Clay county a few years andtook up study of medicine continuedin practice until time of death.Tomlin, James H., pa 3249 Broadway,Indianapolis superintendent of schoolsfrom 1883 to 1916 in Clinton, Rock-port, Shelbyville, Terre Haute andEvansville member of board of trusteesIndiana State Teachers College and member of state board of education nowstate representative of Lyons and Car-nahan, publishers.Van Nuys, Clara, pa Elkhart 1883-1884teacher in Wabash: 1884-1885 teacher inNew Harmony: 1885-1886 attended Indiana University 1886-1887 assistantState Teachers College, Terre Haute
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