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THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY111Walton
1923-1925 at home
not teaching on account of illness
1925-1926teacher of English and home economicsat Huntsville
1926-1929 teacher ofbiology and home economics, WaltonHigh School
A. B., Indiana University,1918.Scott-Lake, Mrs. Ethel, pa 2129 E. Gordon Ave., Spokane, Washington
taughttwo years in rural schools and fiveyears in g>Vde schools, Hadley andCoatesville before graduation
1913-1915 teacher, grades, Hammond
1916-1917 teacher, grades, Panama CanalZone: 1917-1920 teacher, grades, Spokane, Washington
1920-1930 not teaching, homekeeper, married in 1920
attended Illinois University, summer of1916.Scudder, Carl, ha Windfall
in the springof 1912 superintendent of schools. BlackHawk: 1912-1913 principal, high school,Kempton
1914-1916 cashier, PeoplesState Bank, Windfall
1916-1924 manager of a canning factory
1924-1928,operating three canning factories in Central Indiana.Seever, Lula M., ha Carlisle
1913-1916principal, high school, Bippus, also supervisor of county schools of Polk township, Huntington county., lr 1916.Sheets-Dilts, Mrs. Mary, ha 3121&#...
1913-1914 taughtin high school, Wallace
1914-1915 taughtin public schools, Lenark, Illinois
1915-1924 married
not teaching
homekeeper.Shields, Ralph C, pa 13th and LincolnSts., Anderson
1913-1914 principal, highschool, Marshall
1914-1916 teacher ofhistory, Latin and German, Hymera
1916-1919 principal, Helt Township HighSchool, Dana
1919-1929 English andcommerce, Anderson.Simpson, Emmett, pa 5856 Lowell Ave.,Indianapolis
1913-1914 teacher of manual training and English, Aurora
1914-1916 teacher of manual training andEnglish, Mitchell
1916-1929 teacher ofmanual training, Thomas D. GreggSchool, Indianapolis.Singleton-Murphy, Mrs. Jessie, pa Edge-ley, North Dakota
1913-1918 teacher ofgrades, Hammond
1918-1919 clericalwork, war department, Washington, D.C
1919-1929 married
at home and notteaching.Smith-McGalliard, Mrs. Belle, pa 2502 E.McGraw St., Seattle, Washington
1913-1915 teacher of third grade, Terre Haute
1915-1916 special teacher, Seattle public schools, teaching boys in juvenile detention home
1916-1922 taught gradesin Seattle, Washington
1922-1928 married in 1922
homekeeper and substituteteacher in grades in Seattle, Washington.Smith-Wildauer, Mrs. Addie Hazel, pa1014 S. 2nd St., Elkhart
1913-1918taught primary work in Elkhart schools,Elkhart
1918-1920 principal of schools,Elkhart
1920-1929 married, housewife,not teaching.♦Smith, Ralph H., deceased August 2,1914
nr.Smyers, Nell Vera, ha 2301 N. 12th St.,Terre Haute
1913-1916 teacher in TerreHaute schools: 1916-1920 student, OhioWeslyan, working on B. A. and M. A.
1920-1922 teacher junior high school,Terre Haute
1922-1924 missionary research in preparation of a world missionary atlas
1924-1930 teacher reading andvocational guidance, McLean Junior HighSchool, Terre Haute
1916-1918 receivedA. B. from Ohio Wesleyan University
1918-1920 received A. M. from OhioWesleyan University
1924 attended Columbia University summer school.Soules, Esther, ha RFD E, Terre Haute
1913-1916 taught intermediate grades,East Glenn
1916-1924 taught in HookSchool, Terre Haute
1924-1927 taughtelementary grades in Hook School, TerreHaute
1927-1929 taught elementarygrades in Deming School, Terre Haute.B. S., 1927, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute.Staff, Katherine, nr.Stark, Bessie,...
1913-1917 teacher ofgrades, Spokane, Washington
1917-1918teacher of grades, Clinton
1918-1923teacher of grades,Spokane, Washington
1923-1925 teacher of grades, Lowell
1925-1929 teacher of grades, Hammond.Steele, A. E., pa Lafayette, Ind.
1913-1914 superintendent of schools, Robinson, Illinois
1914-1916 superintendent,consolidated schools, Oaktown
1916-1919head of mathematics department in thehigh school, Sullivan
1919-1926 head ofmathematics department, Jefferson HighSchool, Lafayette
1926-1929 principalat Hebron: 1929-1930 principal at WeaTownship High School, Lafayette.Stephenson, Harry, ha Peoria, Illinois
paPort Orchid, Washington
1913-1915teacher of manual arts, high school,Marion
1915-1916 student, Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peoria, Illinois, B. S.
1916-1917 teacher, vocational work,mathematics, high school, Murphysboro,Illinois
1917-1918 teacher, vocationalwork, Ellensburg Normal
1918-1921United States Navy, Bremerton NavyYard, Bremerton, Washington
1921-1923 teacher, vocational work, highschool. Port Orchard, Washington
1923-1930 proprietor, The Tire Shop, PortOrchard, Washington.Stevens, William D., ha Morocco
lr 1916superintendent of schools, Morocco.Strole-Gasway, Mrs. Beulah, ha SouthBend
1913-1916 primary teacher, NewGoshen
1916-1923 married
not teaching, homekeeper
lr 1923.Strole, Carrie, 1281 Davis Ave., Whiting
1913-1920 teacher of primary grades,Terre Haute
1920-1929 teacher in primary grades, Hammond.Sutton, Helena B., ha 44 S. 18th St.,Richmond
lr 1924 taught German andmathematics in the high school at Richmond.Syester, Luvina, ha Hymera
1913-1914teacher of sixth and seventh grades,Hymera
1914-1915 teacher of grammar,reading in seventh and eighth gradesand physiology, spelling and geographyin the seventh grade, Hymera
1915-1916 taught grammar in sixth, seventh,and eighth grades. Hymera
1916-1919teacher of seventh grade, Hymera
1919-1920 taught in the high school, Hymera
1920-1921 government clerk, Washington,D. C.J 1921-1922 taught in the highschool at Fairbanks
1922-1923 taughtin the high school. Pleasant ville: 192*-1925 taught in the high school atHymera: 1925-1929 principal of gradeschool, Hymera.Teic...
1915-1980 teacher of home economics.
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200THEA LUMNI DIRECTORY1930 not teaching, homekeeper, married.McCullough, Ruth A., 2IG, ha 118 South13th St., Terre Haute
pa same
1926-1926 teacher, elementary grades,Knightsville
1926-1927 not teaching,working in dentists office, Terre Haute
1927-1929 teaching elementary grades,McKeen School, Terre Haute.McGrew, Nathan, A. B., ha Clay City
pa Stilesville
1925-1928 teacher, physical education, Ft. Wayne
June, 1928 toSept., 1928 circulation department, TerreHaute Star
Sept., 1928 to 1929 salesman for Model Milk and Ice Cream Co.,Terre Haute
1929-1930 teacher of history and physical education, Stilesville.McKinney, Esther, 2IG, ha Frankfort
pa same
1925-1929 teacher, city schools,Frankfort.McKinsey, Mabel, B. S., ha Elizabeth-town
pa Bremen
1925-1929 teacher,home economics, Breman.Mace, Herbert, A. B., ha 828 South 7thSt., Terre Haute
pa Reelsville
1925-1929 owner and manager. Mace TireCompany, Terre Haute.Mahorney, Dorothy, 2A, ha 201 East 4thSt., Seymour
po 824 Eost 8th St., Columbus
1926-1929 teaching art andassistant supervisor, city schools, Columbus.Manson-Ranahan, Mrs. Martha, A. B.,pa 19 Jackson Blvd., Terre Haute
1925-1929 not teaching
homekeeper, married.Maple, Mary Frances, B. S., 116 SouthSection St., Sullivan
1925-1926 teacher,Merom College, Merom
1926-1929teacher in high school, Sullivan.Marketto, Don C, B. S., ha Universal
pa Cannelton
1925-1927 supervisor,music, Elnora: 1927-1929 supervisor,music, Perry county, Cannelton.Marlow-Cottrell, Mrs. Mildred, 2IG, haRFD E, Terre Haute
taught one yearat Spelterville before graduation
1925-1928 teacher, grades, North TerreHaute.Martin, N. Anormalee, 2HE, ha Poseyville
pa Mt. Vernon
1925-1928 teacherat Cynthiana and Poseyville
1928-1930teacher, home economics, Mt. Vernon.Martin, Rowena
21, ha Palmyra
paEast Chicago
taught one year in Coping, Ohio, before graduation
1925-1929teacher, grades, Washington ElementarySchool, East Chicago.Martin, Julia E., A. B., ha Dana
1925-1926 teacher. West Union, 111.
1926-1929 at home, not teaching.Maurer, Albert W., A. B., ha CenterPoint
pa 311 South 26th St., Lafoyette
1925-1927 teacher, industrial arts, Chrisman, 111.
1927-1929 teacher industrialarts, Lafayette.Maxwell, Mary Pearl
2IG, ha 713 South30th St., Terre Haute
1926-1929 teacher, elementary grades, Montrose School,Terre Haute.Meahl, Mary C, B. S., ha Vallonia
paBedford
1927-1929 teacher, home economics, Linden
1929-1930 teacher,home economics, Bedford.Mehringer, Ardella
A. B., ha 1508Woodley Ave., Terre Haute
1925-1929teacher, Latin and English, Bentonville.Menke-Smith, Elma C, B. S., ha Elber-field
pa Orlando, Flo.
1925-1926 teacher, commerce, Linden High School, Linden
1926-1927 teacher, commerce, Orlando, Fla.
1927-1929, not teaching,homekeeper, married.Meredith, Gertrude, A. B., ha Stockwell
pa Colfax
1925-1926 not teaching
1926-1929 head, English department, highschool, Colfax.Meyer, Emile L., A . B., pa 1824 OhioSt., Terre Haute
1925-1929 teacher,Gerstmeyer Technical High School,Terre Haute
1929-1930 teacher, Warren School.Miller, Eva C, B. S., ha Odon
pa Indianapolis
1925-1926 music supervisor,Lyons
1926-1929 married, at home,not teaching.Montgomery, Mildred
2IG, ha Central
pa 89 Williams St., Hammond
1925-1929 teacher, elementary grades, Hammond.Moore, Albert J., A. B., pa East Chicago
1920-1922 teacher, rural schools, Newton county
1922-1925 principal. Rock-field
1925-1926 principal Camden
1927-1928 principal Browns Business College
1929-1930 teacher, English, East Chicago.Moore, Lowell H., A. B., ha Columbus
pa Poland
1919-1922 teacher, ruralschool, Brown county
1922-1923 teacher, Latin and history, Brown county
1924-1925 student, Indiana State Teachers College
1925-1926 teacher, math-matics and Latin, Concannon HighSchool, West Terre Haute
1927-1928principal Morgan-Jackson townships,Poland
1928-1929 county superintendent Owen county, Spencer
re-electedcounty superintendent, Owen county,June, 1929.Morgan, Hedley G., A. B., ha IndianSprings
pa Markle
1925-1926 principalUnion Center School, Union county
1926-1929 principal high school, Markle.Moss, Edith J., 2P, ha Center Point
pasame
1925-1929 teacher, primarygrades, Center Point.Myers-Flick, Dorothy M., A. B., ha 6638th Ave., Terre Haute
pa Box 234Coulee,, Wash.
1925-1926 teacher ofEnglish and French, Cuzco
1926-1928teacher, English and French, VermillionGrove, 111.
1928-1929 teacher, Spokane,Wash.
1929-1930 not teaching, home-keeper, married.Myers, Mrs. Mildred H., B. S., ha 2401North 9th St., Terre Haute
pa Midland
1925-1926 teacher, music and art, Brook
1926-1927 teacher, music and art, Monroe City
1927-1930 not teaching, athome.Myers, Wallace A., B. S., ha 2401 North9th St., Terre Haute
pa Midland
1921-1926 principal high school, Brook
1926-1927 teacher, manual training and science, Monroe City
1927-1928 teacher,manual training. East Chicago
1928-1930 teacher, manual training and principal, Midland.Nantz, Goldie
B. S., ha 1108 North 6thSt., Terre Haute
pa same
1908-1923teacher, public schools. Glen Ayr andTerre Haute
1923-1924 teacher in Kansas City, Mo.
1926-1929 teacher, McLean Junior High School, Terre Haute.Nash, Wanita E., 2IG, pa Princeton
1925-1930 teacher of grades, Lyles.Neyhouse, Alvin R., A. B., ha 2705South 7th St., Terre Haute
1910-1911teacher, science, Poseyville
1911-1917principal high school, Poseyville andTerre Haute
1917-1924 principal, Greenwood School, Terre Haute
1924-1925student, Indiana State Teachers College
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An employee newsletter
MIRRORVOLUME 3, No. 3 MARCH, 1951Charles City Plant SuesFE For Strike DamagesDUBUQUE, row A-A suit to recover$122,815 in damages resulting...
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