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A scrapbook of the Palmyra, Indiana chapter of the Future Farmers of America (FFA) from the mid-1950s. The scrapbook contains photographs,&#...
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A magazine dedicated to sharing the mission, spirituality and ministries of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana.
The experiences that we have spoken of as we look up at the starry sky at night, or, in the morning, as we see the landscape&...
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Goras 5 years: Ball States president reviews time at university, looks ahead to future; Ball State University core program to change:&#...
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Center changes: First Student Center renovations to be complete in April 2009; Changes in place for Greek life: Recruitment process to&...
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Primary sources relating to the General Counsel and Secretary of the University, dated from 1952 to 2019.
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Public education in Harrison County began soon after Indiana achieved statehood, when in December of 1816 the General Assembly passed an act ...
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This is an issue of a prohibiton periodical based in Walkarusa, Indiana.
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This is an issue of The Weekly Indianian, a newspaper published for the Indiana State Grange and devoted to the interests of the patron...
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This is an issue of The National Union Republican and Soldier-Labor-Rights Advocate, a periodical for the Republican Party that was published in&...
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This is an issue of The National Union Soldier-Labor Advocate, a periodical for the Republican Party that was published in Terre Haute, Indi...
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This is an issue of The Commercial Advocate, a Logansport business directory and index. This publication is also known as the Logansport Com...
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This is an issue of The Veterans Review, a newspaper written in the interest of the soldiers of the Union.
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE.33settled, when Miss Osenberg said that she wassure that it was her chair for she had held thechair many times, while...
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a room full of other peoples babies. The train¬ ing you will acquire before and during your teaching experience is a good one ...
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14THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYClark University, Worchester, Mass.
Ph. D. degree, 1896. 1896-1901 assistant professor zoology, Indiana University, Bloomington
1901-1903 associateprofessor of neurology, University ofChicago, Chicago, 111.
1903-1929, assistant professor and associate professor ofphysiology, Leland Stanford University,Palo Alto, Calif.Tilley, James M., pa Worthington
18891891 principal schools Knightsville
1891-1893 principal Bchools Harmony
1893-1897 superintendent schools, ClayCity
1897-1899 principal ward school,Brazil
1899-1903 county superintendentschools, Clay County: 1903-1905 principal ward school, Brazil
1905-1906 supervisor schools, Terre Haute
1906-1916assistant superintendent schools, TerreHaute
1916-1924 superintendent schools,Terre Haute
1924-1930 superintendentof schools, Worthington.Waits, C. J., pa 614 Dodge St., WestLafayette
1889-1891 principal ofschools, Prairie Creek
1891-1892 student, Indiana University
1892-1893principal high school, Centerville
1893-1894 student, Indiana University
received A. B. degree
1894-1898 superintendent of schools, Carlisle
1898-1899student. University of Illinois
receivedA. M. degree
1899-1904 head of department of mathematics, Terre HauteHigh School
1904-1910 principal highschool, Terre Haute
1910-1914 superintendent of public schools, Terre Haute
1914-1930 professor of mathematics,Purdue University, West Lafayette.Wiley-Pote, Mrs. Mamie, pa 4925 ParkView Place, St. Louis, Mo.
1928 athome and not teaching.Wilson, Charles A., ha Bainbridge
1889-1890 principal high school, Petersburg
1890-1891 principal of schools,Veedersburg
1891-1894 attended Franklin College, Franklin
1894-1897 attended McCormick Seminary, Chicago, 111.,and graduated in 1897
1896-1910 minister, Bethany Presbyterian Church,Chicago, 111.
lr 1911 minister, Presbyterian Church, Chanute, Kan.♦Wood, John Anderson, lr 1912, professor of psychology and pedagogy, BibleTeachers Training School,&#...
deceased April 4, 1926.Wood, Melville Samuel, ha Princeton
lr1916 farmer, Princeton.♦Woodward-Cozand, Mrs. Emma, nr.Woolman, Albert Jefferson, ha Urbana.111.
1891-1893 teacher of science. SouthBend
1893-1902 teacher of science, Duluth, Minn.
1902-1903 teacher of natural history, Urbana State Laboratory:1903-1912, general agent. New YorkLife Insurance Co.
lr 1912.CLASS OF 1890•Auker, W. H., nr.Bardsley-AUen, Mrs. Harriet, taughtschool for a number of years, for sometime in the Indiana Stote ...
reported to beliving in Akron, Ohio.Bauman, E. G., nr.Betcher, Elizabeth, pa Teachers CollegeIndianapolis
1912-1914 teacher, Indianapolis public schools, Indianapolis
1914-1924 teacher, Wayne State NormalSchool, Wayne, Neb.
1924-1929 supervisor of practice and observation, Indianapolis Teachers College
attendedIndiana University 1893
attended University of Chicago
received Ph. B. degree 1921
did graduate work, IndianaUniversity 1927.Brown, Elvinettie, pa 25th and HulmanSts., Terre Haute
taught in schools ofTerre Haute and Vigo county until retired
now at home in Terre Haute.Burlingmeier, J. L., nr.♦Christian, Irene, nr.
deceased 1893.Colvin, Caroline, pa Orona, Me.
1890-1891 teacher in high school, Peru
1891-1898 teacher high school Fort Wayne
1902-1929 teacher University of Maine.Culver, John M., pa Evansville
1890-1893 principal high school, Delphi
1893-1895 student, Indiana Univeristy
1896-1897 teacher history and English, ManualTraining High School, Indianapolis
1897-1898 principal high school SouthBend
1898-1900 student, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y.
1900-1902 headdepartment of history, high school,Evansville
1902-1929 supervising principal, Evansville.Cushing-Ridgley, Mrs. Bessie, ha Normal, 111.
taught seven years before graduation
seven years after graduation
married Douglas Clay Ridgley
deceasedSept. 1918.Donaghue-Thomas, Mrs. Anna
reportedto be living in Minneapolis, Minn.
nr.Erskine-Headen, Mrs. Anna, nr.Evans, Eugene, nr.Evans, R. F„ nr.Farquhar-Remsberg, Mrs. Belle, pa 473222nd Ave., N. E. Seattle, Wash.
1884-1891 teaching grades, in and nearRidgeville
1891-1929 married, not teaching, at home in Seattle, Wash.Fitzgibbon, Thomas F., ha Muncie
superintendent of schools until 1924
retired from superintendency and taughthistory in the Muncie Senior HighSchool until the time of his death inOct. 1926
served for a long period ofyears as superintendent of schools, El-wood, Columbus, and Muncie
one ofIndianas most highly revered schoolmen
killed in an automobile accidentwhile returning from the meeting of theIndiana State Teachers Association atIndianapolis.Foltz-Eichorn, Mrs. Etta M., pa Bl...
taught one year in Prairie Creekand Prairieton before graduation
1890-1891 teacher in high school at Bluffton
1891-1893 principal of high school, Bluff-ton
1893-1894 assistant in the Latinand English departments Indiana StateTeachers College, Terre Haute
1894-1929 not teaching, homekeeper, marriedto Judge Eichorn.Frazer, Thomas, nr.Hamer, William D., pa 1355 Guilford St.,Huntington: taught district schools,four&...
1890-1891 principal of highschool, Negaunee, Mich.
1891-1894teacher in high school, Huntington
1894-1896 attending Indiana University,A. B. and LL. B.
1896-1929 practicinglaw, Huntington.Hargrave, Mary, nr.* Harlan-Hoover, Mrs. Laura, marriedshortly after graduation to C. S. Hooverof Valparaiso
deceased Sept. 30, 1904.
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36THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYtion commission, Indianapolis.Gray, James Hite, la St. Anne, 111.
1898-1900 principal of high school. Rock-field
1900-1903 superintendent ofschools, Earl Park
1903-1904 principalof high school, Union City
1904-1905student, Indiana University, received A.B. degree
1905-1908 principal of highschool, Rensselaer
1908-1911 principalof high school, Huntington
1911-1912graduate student. School of Education,University of Chicago, Chicago, 111.
1912-1913 principal of high school, Mar-shalltown, Iowa
1913 superintendent ofschools, Vinton, Iowa
1926-1926 superintendent of schools, St. Anne, 111.
nrsince 1926.Grover, Ella, pa 1431 First Ave., TerreHaute
1898-1899 taught at Syracuse
1899-1929 principal Hook School, TerreHaute.Groves, John D., pa Rome
1898-1900teacher and principal high school, Vincennes
1900-1929 farmer and represented Perry and Spencer counties. House ofRepresentatives, 1929 session of Legislature.♦Harman, Charles T.Harnischfeger-Strickland, Mrs....
taught several years inGibson county before graduation
1898-1900 teacher in city schools, OaklandCity
1900-1928 married in 1900, athome, not teaching.Harrah, Mary, la Fort Wayne
1898-1900 assistant in high school, Worthington
1900-1903 teacher of Latin andEnglish, high school, Linton
1903-1905attended Indiana University
1905-1908principal high school, Brownstown
1908-1910 teacher of Latin, high school,Lawrenceburg
lr 1910 teacher of Latin,high school. Ft. Wayne.Hatton, Israel, pa Plain field, taught fiveyears after graduation from the IndianaState Teachers Colle...
entered theministry and since that time held pastorates in Indiana cities including Reynolds,Indiana Harbor, South Bend, West TerreHaute, Indianapolis, Ros...
now pastor of the First M. E.Church at Plainfield.Hays-Owens, Mrs. Myrtle
pa Anaheim,Calif.
taught one year in Worthingtonbefore graduation
1898-1900 teacher ingrades, Kentland
1900-1902 private instructor
1902-1918 homekeeper andsubstitute teacher in grades, Worthington
married in 1902 to John Owens ofthe class of 1896
1918-1922 teacher ofEnglish and history, high school. Worthington
1922-1928 teacher of English,Union High School, Anaheim, Calif.
graduated from DePauw University,in 1896
attended Indiana University,summer of 1921.Henderson, Josiah D., nr.Henderson, J. L., la LaFontaine
1898-1901 principal schools, Wilbur
1901-1902 principal school, Hazel wood
1902-1904 principal Smith School, near Monrovia
1904-1906 principal GasbergSchool, near Monrovia
1906-1907 principal high school, Amboy
1907-1909superintendent schools, Amboy
1909-1913 superintendent schools. Van Buren1913-1918 superintendent schools, LaFontaine
1918-1928 principal LibertyCenter.Himelick, R. W., pa 232 Barton Ave.,Terre Haute
1898-1901 superintendentschools, Jonesboro
1901-1908 superintendent schools, Monessin, Pa.
1908-1910 student and instructor, IndianaUniversity
received A. B. and M. A.degrees
1910-1912 supervising principal,Indianapolis
1912-1914 superintendentTraining School, State Normal, RiverFalls, Wis.
1914-1916 principal Cleveland Normal School
superintendent ofschools. Ft. Wayne for several years
member of the State Board of Education
now owner and manager of theHome Furniture Co., Terre Haute.Hirsbrunner, John Gottlieb, pa Clare-mont, Cal.
1899-1901 principal gradedschools, Bloomingdale
1901-1903 principal high school, Dana
1904-1905 principal schools, Rosedale
1905-1909 principal high school, Rockville
1909-1915superintendent schools, Montezuma
received A. B. degree Indiana University1914
1915 supervisor Reserve townshipschools
lr 1928 teaching Webb School,Claremont, Calif.
Hirshbrunner, Mathilda
pa Claremont,Calif.
1899-1912 primary teacher, Rockville
1912-1913 on leave of absenceaccount of health
1913-1916 primaryteacher, Rocjcville
1926-1928 teacher,Rockville
1928-1930 retired and livingwith brother, John Hirshbrunner, Claremont, Calif.Hodge-Pearcy, Mrs. Carrie, ha Llano,Calif.
nr.Hodge, James Wesley, pa Cheney,Wash.
1898-1899 teacher in schools,Wallace, Idaho
1899-1907 principalschools Wallace, Kellog and Moscow,Idaho
1907-1908 student, DePauw University, Greencastle
1909-1913 principalFranklin School, Aberdeen, Wash.
1913-1917 county superintendent of schools.Grays Harbor county, Montesano, Wash.
1917-1919 director extension deportment.State Normal School, Cheney, Wash.
1919-1921 deputy county superintendentof schools, Spokane county. Wash.
1921-1929 principal junior high schooland instructor. State Normal School,Cheney, Wash.
(summer quarter)
received A. B. degree in 1926, Universityof Washington.Holton, J. W., ha Shelbyville
1898-1900 principal schools, Ohio Falls, 1900-1902 student, Indiana University
1902-1906 principal West Side Schools,Logansport
1906-1911 superintendent ofschools, Sullivan, and superintendent ofschools, Shelbyville
graduate studentColumbia University
deceased Jan. 7,1924.Hornaday-Clark, Mrs. Lula, pa 201 EastBroadway, Danville
1896-1898 teacherin country schools, Hendricks county
1898-1900 teacher in grades, Tipton
1900-1901 teacher in grades, Plainfield
1901-1904 teacher in grades, Indianapolis
married in 1904 to Judge JamesL. Clark
1904-1930 not teaching
home-keeper.Hussey, John S., pa Zionsville
1898-1900 teacher and superintendent ofschools, Atlanta
1900-1915 in hardwarebusiness
1915-1916 farmed and traveled
1916-1920 county superintendent ofschools, Boone county
1920-1927 secretary of young peoples reading circle
1927-1930 deputy state high school inspector.Inks, Ardelpha, pa 2800 South 7th St.,Terre Haute: 1898-1900 teacher in CruftSchool, Terre Haute...
1900-1928 teacherin city schools
1928-1929 not teaching.
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THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY11Elkhart
1889 and 1891 teacher in thegrades, Princeton
1891, married toUlysses Orange Cox
1891-1905 lived atMankato, Minn.
1901 graduated fromIndiana University, received A. B. degree
1916-1921 lived in Terre Haute,actively engaged in club and civic work:1921-1930 teacher of history, SarahScott Junior High School, Terre Haute...
1927 received A. M. degree in history,Indiana University.Miller-McNaughton, Maggie, nr.Monical, Hiram, nr.Moore, Ida B. ha Aberdeen, South Dak.
1887-1889 principal high school, Sullivan
1889-1893 assistant in departmentsof English and Latin, Indiana StateTeachers College
1893-1896 student,University of Michigan
1896-1906 preceptress and teacher of English andLatin, State Normal School, Mayville,N. D.
1906-1916 teacher of Latin inNorthern Normal and Industrial School,Aberdeen, S. D.
lr 1916 dean of women,head department Latin, Northern Normaland Industrial School, Aberdeen, S. D.Morrison, Florence, nr.♦Pound, Lenora, ha 1510 Sou...
taught several years inTerre Haute schools
deceased Jan. 1915.Powell-Randolph, Mrs. Lillie, nr.Remsberg, Charles E., la 312 RailwayExchange, Seattle, Wash.
1889-1904attorney at law
1904-1916 presidentFremont State Bank, Seattle, Wash.
1916-1928, lawyer, Seattle, Wash.Simmons, John W., nr.Spangler, J. N., nr.Taylor, Mary L., ha Terre Haute
lr1887 teacher in Harrison School, TerreHaute.♦Thompson, Lida, nr.Woodruff, Julia, nr.Yates, Alonzo, pa Littles
a Presbyterianminister
charges have been MonroeCity, Palmyra, Vincennes, Wheatland,Owensville and Littles.CLASS OF 1888Alexander, Marie, pa 31 Emmett St.,Evansville
taught two years in ruralschools of Warrick county
city schoolsof Booneville, Zionsville, Terre Hauteand Evansville
teacher in Evansvilleschools from 1893 to time of retirementin 1923.♦Avery, Melville D., nr.Ballard-Ashmead, Mrs. Nellie, pa. Ful-lerton, Cal....
lr 1928, not teaching, athome in Fullerton, Cal.Batman-Duncan, Mrs. Olive, pa 1401L St., Bedford
taught for a numberof years in Bedford High School
atpresent at home in Bedford and notteaching.Blasdel, Ambrose, ha Akron
lr 1917farmer in Fulton county.Brouliett, Lelia, nr.♦Boring-Ehrmann, Mrs. Gertrude, haCoral Gables, Fla., 1888-1890 taught inTerre Haute schools...
1890-1928 homeand not teaching
deceased Sept., 1928.Brown-Mail, Mrs. Harriet, pa 1806 Ho-bart Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.
lr 1928not teaching, at home in Los Angeles,Calif.♦Butler, Emma L., ha Goshen
lr 1909head of English department in highschool, Goshen
resigned Dec. 1909
deceased Jan. 1915.Chester-Jackson, Mrs. Eva, pa 3001Chadbourne Road, Shaker Heights, Cleveland, Ohio
lr 1928 at home and notteaching.♦Cornell, Frank, nr.Craig-Brinkerhoff, Mrs. Sallie, lr 1912in loan and insurance business, Sedan,Kan.Cunningham, Mrs. Eli...
1888-1889critic teacher, Des Moines, la.
1889-1892 critic teacher, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute
1892-1895teacher in eighth grade and high school,Paoli
1896-1901 teacher of Englishgrammar, Illinois State Normal University, Normal, 111.
1901-1908 professorof science and art instruction, IllinoisState Normal University, Normal, 111.
1908-1916 at home, Bloomington, 111.
1925-1926 homekeeper, San Diego, Cal.Davis, William J., ha 615 Pavone St.Benton Harbor, Mich.
1888-1890, superintendent of schools, Albion
1890-1892superintendent of schools, Port Byron,111.
1892-1916 fruit grower, Benton Harbor, Mich.
1927-1928, retired fruitgrower, Benton Harbor, Mich.Davidson-Wilson, Mrs. Aliie, nr.Deahl, Benjamin F., pa 305 North MainSt., Goshen
1888-1892 superintendent ofschools, Nappanee
1892-1894 superintendent of Nappanee Furniture Co.
1894-1896, student, law department,University of Michigan
1898-1902mayor of Goshen
1896-1929, attorneyat law, Goshen.Glick-McKinney, Mrs. Mattie
ha TerreHaute
lr 1928 living in Terre Haute.Harris, Nellie B., pa 403 North 12thSt., Terre Haute
1888-1923 teacher,city schools, Terre Haute
1923-1926teacher Sandison School, Terre Haute
1926-1930 not teaching, homekeeper.Harter-Templeton, Mrs. Carrie, nr.Hawkins, Mary, taught in high schoolof Danville, 111. for many years.Hawtin-Atwood. Mrs. Em...
ha Lewis
1888-1890superintendent of schools, Lebanon, Ky.
1890-1891 supcrintnedent of schools, Le-Mars, la.
1891-1894 in life insurancebusiness
1894-1895 superintendent public schools, Collinsville, 111.
1895-1896ward principal, Columbus
1897-1898superintendent of schools, Clay City
1899-1916 storekeeper and gauger UnitedStates Internal Revenue Service, 7thDistrict of Indiana
died February6, 1922.Love, Nellie, nr.Lytle, John R., ha Terre Haute
1889-1890 teacher, North Vernon
1891-1892principal, Lafayette School
1893-1896writer on St. Louis paper
1897-1901 athome
1902-1905 kept accounts in storage house, Chicago, 111
taught a whilein Otter Creek township
lr since 1916.not teaching.Mavity-Cunningham, Mrs. Elizabeth, pa1325 East Washington St., Bloomington,111.
taught in Des Moines, la., Peru, Indiana State Teachers College and Illinois41GS21
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THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY19Young University, Provo, Utah
nowworking on Masters degree, State University of Utah.Sparks, G. R., nr.Taylor-King, Mrs. Myrtle, pa 387 East6th St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
taught oneyear before graduation in Princeton
1894-1896 teacher of grades, Decorah,Iowa
1896-1929 not teaching, home-keeper.Torr-Tompkins, Mrs. Clara, nr.•Troth, Will V., ha West Baden
taughtcountry schools three years before graduation
1892-1894 superintendent ofschools, Wheatland
1894-1895 superintendent of schools, Bicknell
1894-1895attending Illinois University
1895-1896tiaveled in the West
1896-1910 druggist, Orleans
1910-1925 owner of hotel.West Baden: died Oct. 29, 1926.Voris, J. H., pa Marengo
1892-1894principal at Poseyville
1894-1896 student, Indiana University, A. B. degree
1896-1903 teacher of science in highschool, Huntington
1903-1905 teacherof biology, high school, Evansville
1905-1907 principal of high school, Rochester
1907-1921 superintendent of schools,I Rockwell, Iowa
1921-1924 salesman
1924-1930 superintendent of schools,Marengo.Waldrow-Davis, Mrs. Lessa, nr.Walker, Laura Jean, ha Rosedale, RFD2: nr.Walkup, Mary Elizabeth, pa 2052 Central ...
taught five yearsin rural schools before graduation
1892-1893 ward principal, Elwood
1893-1894teacher in high school, Elwood
1894-1895 attending Indiana University
1895-1903 teacher of English, high school,Crawfordsville
1903-1910 teacher ofEnglish, Latin and botany, high school.New Ross
1910-1916 principal of highschool. New Ross
1916-1918 teacher ofLatin and history, high school, Darlington
1918-1920 teacher of English andscience, high school. New Market
1920-1929 instructor in methods and psychology, Teachers College of Indianapolis
A. M. degree, Indiana University,1903.Wallace-Allen, Mrs. Mary, la Urumia,Persia
1892-1893 grade teacher atHuntington
1893-1894 supervisor ofmusic and physical education, Huntington
1894-1897 superintendentof Armenian Girls School, Tabriz, Persia
1897 returned to America, taughtat Huntington
1898 married and went toPacific Coast, first to Portland, Ore.,and then Tillamook
1899-1900 superintendent of school, Tillamook, Ore.
1900-1902 district school at San Anselmo.Calif.
1902-1905 duties as wife andmother, also had normal classes andclasses in Y. W. C. A. in Portland andin Irrigan, Ore.
1906 taught summerschool at Stevenson, on Columbia River,below the Cascades
1907 returned toHuntington for extended visit and actedas supply until late fall
1908 moved toSouth Chicago with family, not engagedin any active school work
1911 removedwith family to Urumia, Persia
had nodirect school work, except school eachmorning for own children and this year(1916) a class in history of educationwith the seniors...
noreport since 1916.•Wark, Nathan G., ha Spencer
1892-1893 principal of schools, Monroe City
1893-1895 superintendent of schools,Kansas, 111.
1895-1897 superintendent ofschools, Watertown, S. D.
1897-1916 inreal estate and insurance business,Spencer
deceased Aug. 14, 1921.Wheeler, Lewis Elmer, nr.•Whigam, William M., la 2025 LeclaireAve. Chicago, 111.
1892-1893 taughtschool half day
1893-1903 teacher inChicago elementary schools
1903-1916teacher of physiography, Crane HighSchool
deceased.CLASS OF 1893Benham, John S, pa Batesville
1893-1900 superintendent schools, BateBVille
1900-1903 student, Indiana Universityand University of Chicago, A. B. and M.S degrees
1903-1907 county superintendent Ripley county
1907-1919 in business
1924-1929 county superintendentRiplev county, served as congressman1919-1923.Beroth, Olive, taught in the Indianapolis schools at one time, also in Anderson...
graduated from Indiana Universityin 1897
lr married and living in Utah.Bowden, W. J., pa Cambridge City
elected principal of high school, Center-ville. in 1893
1894-1896 assistant principal of high school, Salem
1896-1899principal at Metamora
1899-1901 superintendent at Brownsburg
1901-1904principal at Hagerstown
1904-1929teaching mathematics, Cambridge City.Bowman, Orange H. pa Pierceton
1893-1899 superintendent of schools Mentone
1899-1904 superintendent of schools.South Whitley
1904-1905 insurancebusiness
1905-1929 dairy farmer nearPierceton
attended Tri-State College,Angola, 1890-1891
attended DePauwUniversity, 1891-1892.Bufink-Chamberlain, Mrs, Mary, haRome City
nr.Burke, Flora, nr.Caroon, W. E., pa Santa Fe, N. M.
taught several years in Indiana, nineyears as ward principal at Crawfordsville
principal two years at Neponset,111.
1910-1913 principal of the highschool, Roswell, N. M.
1913-1916 superintendent at Clovis, N. M.
1916 chiefclerk in department of education, SantaFe
1917-1929 deputy state treasurer,Santa Fe, N. M.Carter-Mauntel, Mrs. Bertha pa Alva,Ok la.
married C. H. Mauntel, attorney,not teaching, homekeeper.Coffman, Henry N., pa Cloverdale
taughtfive years before graduation
1893-1896 student at Indiana University
1896-1905 superintendent of schools,Middletown
1905-1929 farming
A. B.Indiana University 1895
A. M. in 1896.Coltrin, Mary, pa RFD D Terre Haute
1893-1912 teacher at Huntington:1916-1916 teacher in Indian school,Promise, S. D.
1916-1917 teacher atTrail City, S. D.
1922-1925 teacher inVigo county
1927-1929 at home, notteaching.Coltrin-Keep, Mrs. Nina, nr.Davis, Elmer E., ha Dana
deceased,March, 1919.Delay, Etta Hamilton, ha Howe
1900-1907 principal of high school, La-Grange
1910-1915 principal of high
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48THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYtice of law in Terre Haute
1927-1930judge of circuit court, Terre Haute.Johnson, Lafayette M., pa New Castle
taught school from 1894 to 1899 beforegraduation
1901-1902 principal ofschools, Lewisville
1902-1903 teacherof grades, Knightstown
1903-1909 insurance agent
1909-1926 city clerk ofNew Castle
1926-1929 in insurancebusiness. New Castle.Johnson, Thomas F., pa Dale
lr 1928farmer.Keever, Elizabeth, nr.Kelly, Chester Y., pa 2123 North 10thSt., Terre Haute
1901-1902 teacher ineighth grade and high school, Paragon
1902-1903 student, Indiana University
1903-1906 student. University of Michigan
1906-1930 attorney at law, TerreHaute
A. B. Indiana University 1903
LL. B. degree. University of Michigan1906.Kiefe, Josephine, la 667 Third Ave.,Terre Haute
1894-1923 teacher of public schools, Terre Haute.King, Estelle, la 1916-1815 College Ave.,Indianapolis
1901-1916 teacher in public schools, Indianapolis
teacher of departmental reading at school 16
lr1916.Kirby, Elizabeth, pa 6021 Bellfontaine,Indianapolis
1901-1902 teacher ofgrades, Linton
1902-1906 teacher in Indiana Girls School, Clermont
1906-1913teacher of grades, Indianapolis
1913-1929 principal of elementary school, Indianapolis
attended Columbia Universityfour summer terms
University of Chicago one summer term
extension workfrom Butler and Indiana University.Krick-Parrish, Mrs .Nellie M., pa Monroe
1901-1903 teacher of grades, public schools, Decatur
1903-1906 teacherof grades six, seven and eight, publicschools, Huntington
married
at homeand not teaching
1927-1929 teacher ofpublic schools, Monroe.Lenhart, Linneaus A., nr.McCloskey, Richard C, pa 1212 NorthMansfield Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
1902-1903 principal, Riley
1903-1906 princi-cal of Harrison township school. SugarGrove: 1907 University of Chicago, B.S. degree
1911, Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, 111.
1911-1912, laboratory assistant and researchin physiology, University of Chicago
instructor in materia medica and animal work in Northwestern
assistantsurgeon. Swift and Company, UnionStock Yards, Chicago, 111.
1912-1913house surgeon hospital, Ogden, Utah
1913-1914 charge of construction hospital. Southern Pacific Railroad, Oregon
1914-1929 private practice, Los Angeles,Calif.: clinical lecturer in diseases ofchest at county hospital for Universityof California and for University...
was instructor in chemistry at Indiana State Teachers Collegefor a short time.McCarver, Daniel M., pa Bruceville
1910-1913 superintendent of schools,Kent
1913-1918 principal, Edwardsport
1918-1923 principal in Lyons, Sandborn,Carlisle and superintendent in Corona,New Mex.
1927-1929 retired, living atBruceville.Markley, Charles H., la Zanesville
lrprincipal of Lafayette township.Mason, Lam ma, la 1916-228 West 16thSt., Indianapolis
lr 1916 teacher ofgrades, Indianapois.Meredith-Sparks, Mrs. Margaret, pa 617South Center St., Terre Haute
taughttwo years in Terre Haute before graduation
1901-1904 taught in Terre Haute
1904-1929 married to Ralph Sparks, notteaching, homekeeper.Morris, Charles E., la 4642 Russell Ave.,Los Angeles, Cal.
1889-1892 principalhigh school, Salem
1892-1893 principalhigh school, Vincennes
1893-1897 superintendent schools Salem
1899 receivedA. B. degree Indiana University
1899-1900 graduate student, Cornell University
1901-1904 principal high school,Vincennes
1905-1908 teacher and headLatin department high school, Richmond
1908-1909 assistant professor EnglishOccidental College, Los Angeles, Calif.
1909-1911 principal high school, SantaMonica, Calif.
1911-1912 teacher highschool, Los Angeles, Calif.
1912 teacher of logic and philosophy, high school,Los Angeles, also junior college, lr 1912.Norris-McClosky, Mrs. Etta, pa 1212North Mansfield Ave., L...
taught two terms in Boonecounty
1901-1902 teacher in Blackhawk,Vigo county
1902-1904 teacher in CoalBluff, Vigo county
1904-1924 not teaching, homekeeper, married
1924-1925 attending University of California at LosAngeles
1925 attending University ofSouthern California, M. A. degree in education
1925-1929 substitute teacher inhigh school in Los Angeles.♦Norton-Mavor, Mrs. Caroline, nr.ODell, Edna, nr.Packard, Edgar, pa Kent State NormalCollege, K...
taught schools inCass county
1888-1892 principal ofschools. Young America
1892-1893teacher of reading, departmental, Logansport
1893-1897 teacher of English, highschool, Winamac
1897-1904 directorpedagogy seminary, Onarga, 111.
1904-1906 head of English, State NormalSchool, River Falls, Wis.
1906-1909principal county Normal School, Berlin,Wis.
1909-1914 head of rural education, State Normal University, Normal111.
1914-1918 lecturer in France, armyY M. C. A.
1918-1919 head of ruraleducation, State Normal School, LaCrosse, Wis.
1919-1929 head of Englishdepartment, Kent State Normal College,Kent, Ohio
received A. B. degree, University of Illinois, 1926.Roehm, Alfred Isaac, pa Nashville, Tenn.
1901-1904 principal, high school, Roann
1905 principal, high schol, Cannel-ton
1906 A. B. Indiana University, 1908A. M.
1908-1910 University of Leip-sic
1910 Ph. D., University of Chicago
1910-1916 head of department of German, Wisconsin State Normal School,Oshkosh, Wis.
1927-1929 director ofextension division, Peabody College,Nashville, Tenn.Richardson, Rosalie, pa Dale
1901-1902teocher of grades, New Harmony
1902-1905 teacher of grades, Anderson
1906-1915 teacher of German, grades and highschool. Tell City
1917 received A. B.degree, Indiana State Teachers College,Terre Haute
1920-1929 teacher ofmusic, art, domestic science, high school.Dale.Schmidt-Karmire, Mrs. J. Adah, pa 204Park Ave., Fulton, Ky.
1901-1905 teach-
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