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  • Indiana State bulletin describing the industrial arts and home economics programs available with supporting pictures.

    Indiana State University Archives

  • 22INDIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.schools which form a part of the Normal School are a part
of the public schools of the city of Terre&#x...

    if males,
eighteen. They must possess good moral character and average
intellectual ability. If residents of Indiana, they must promise
to ...

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  • 22INDIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.During the past year forty high school graduates, representing
twenty-five high schools of Indiana, have been pursuing ...

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  • ANNUAL REGISTER. 11grades of school. All knowledge is the product of the minds
action. To attempt to force the mind to form products ...

    and this is the prime
object of one of the two departments of normal school instruc¬
tion. But the science of teaching is not&...

    (2) to construct a science of mind with
special regard to the nature of the different conditions, processes
and products of mind-ac...

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  • 22INDIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.IMPORTANT CHANGES.The revised course of instruction now in force contains two im¬
portant and valuable modifications o...

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  • THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY55stitute, Brooklyn, New York

    1913-1914student, Columbia University

    receiveddepartmental certificate from TeachersCollege, Columbia University 1914

    1915-1916 extension worker in home economics

    1916 appointed director, domesticscience, LaPorte county

    lr 1916.Wisely, Nellie J„ la 1918, 2521 West40th St., Minneapolis, Minn.

    1902-1904teacher of grades, Huntington

    1902-1911 teacher of grades, Oak Park, 111.

    1911-1918 teacher of grades, Minneapolis, Minn.

    lr 1918.Wissler, William O., pa Richmond

    1902-1904 teacher in high school, CambridgeCity

    1904-1909 teacher in publicschools, Richmond

    1909-1911 principalhigh school, Madison

    1911-1916 headof history department, Richmond

    1916-1924 superintendent schools, Hagers-town

    1924-1929 teacher of history. Dennis Junior High School, Richmond.Woodward, Edward T., pa 2340 CollegeAve., Indianapolis

    taught in schools ofMorgan county from 1894-1900 beforegraduation

    1902-1904 ward principal,Brazil

    1904-1906 principal high school,Thorntown

    1907-1911 superintendentschools, Thorntown

    1911-1913 withreal estate firm, Martinsville

    1913-1927with First National Bank, Martinsville

    1927-1929 business and general work,Indiana and Florida: attended IndianaUniversity 1895, Chicago Universityspring of 1895 and summer of 1909 andVorhees&#x...

    1903-1904 attended University of Chicago

    1904-1910 teacher in grades, Indianapolis

    1910-1929 married to Mr. FredW. Kassebaum, Jr.

    not teaching, home-keeper

    took extension work in ButlerUniversity during two winters whileteaching.♦Beste, Alma, ha Mount Vernon

    deceased August 1908

    taught in IndianaState Teachers Training School until herdeath.Boyer-Fisher, Mrs. Bertha, pa Wapakon-eta, O.

    1903-1905 taught in the schoolsof Terre Haute

    1905-1929 married toCarl D. Fisher

    not teaching, home-keeper.Brooks, Ellwood E., pa Salem

    1903-1904 teacher of mathematics, highschool, Rensselaer

    1905-1906 student,Indiana University working on A. B.degree

    1907-1911 taught science inCentral High School, Madison, Wis.

    1911-1912 doing industrial work

    1912-1913 did graduate work at Cornell University

    1913-1921 industrial chemistBoston, Mass.

    1921-1929 principal highschool, Salem.Brown-Kelley, Mrs. Faith, pa 2123 North10th St., Terre Haute

    1903-1904 teacherof grades, Terre Haute

    1904-1905 student, Indiana University

    1905-1906teacher of grades, Terre Haute

    1906-1907 teacher of Latin, high school,Rensselaer

    1907-1909 teacher of Latin,Wiley High School, Terre Haute

    married to Chester Y. Kelley in 190D

    teaching Latin for past several years in Garfield High School.Bulleitt-Briscoe, Mrs. Harriet, pa Mississippi A and M College Campus, A andM Colle...

    1901-1902 teacher in ruralschools, Harrison county

    1903-1004teacher of grades, Middletown

    1905-1906 teacher of grades. New Albany

    1906-1913 teacher of grammar grades.New Albany

    1913-1920 supervisor penmanship and physical training. New Albany

    married to H. Gibbons, in 1920

    1924-1928 taught grade3 in New Albanyafter death of Mr. Gibbons, in 1924

    married to Dr. Charles F. Briscoe, bacteriologist at Mississippi A and M College in 1927

    since then not teaching,at home on the Mississippi A and M. College Campus

    attended summer terms,Zanirian College, Columbus, O.

    1913-1915 Ohio State University, summer1915

    Battle Creek, Mich., 1914.Bunce-Peters, Mrs. Carrie, la 819 LorelAve., Chicago, 111.

    lr 1911 homekeeper,Chicago, 111.Carpenter-Butsch, Mrs. Margaret 341Richmond Ave., Buffalo N. Y.

    1903-1904teacher grades, Elwood

    1904-1905 teacher grades, Terre Haute

    Married Dr. J.L. Butsch in 1903

    1905-1926 not teaching, homekeeper

    1926-1930 manager ofWomens Club, Buffalo, N. Y.Cushing, Wm. Seneca, pa 4712 SimpsonAve., Cincinnati, O.

    1903-1904 principalhigh school, Centerville

    1904-1905superintendent, Ossian

    1905-1906 student, Indiana University

    1906-1907physics, mathematics, Sullivan

    1907-1909 grade principal, Huntington

    1909-1911 student, Bradley Polytechnic Institute .Peoria, 111.

    1911-1919 teachingindustrial arts, Madisonville High School,Cincinnati, O.

    1919-1920, A. B. IndianaUniversity

    1920-1929 teaching mathematics, general science, Withrow HighSchool, Cincinnati, O.Dodson-Neyhouse, Mrs. Bertha, pa 2705South 7th St., Terre Haute

    1903-1911teacher of public schools, Indianapolis

    1911-1912 teacher in high school, Poscy-ville

    1912-1913 homekeeper, Poseyville

    1913-1929 teacher of grades, FairviewAnnex, Terre Haute

    married A. R. Ney-house 1911.Ducnweg, Julia H., pa 1314 South 7 thSt., Terre Haute

    1903-1913 taughtin public schools, Terre Haute

    1913-1930 assistant supervisor of art, publicschools, Terre Haute.Foust, Lois C, pa United States Veterans Hospital, 89, Rutland Heights,Mass.

    1904-1906 teacher in Kentiand

    1907-1909 taught grades, North Judson:1910-1916 principal high school, NorthJudson

    1926-1929 teacher, RutlandHeights, Mass.Ford, Alva H. pa 10G21 Hathaway Ave.,Cleveland, O.

    taught five years in ruralschools, Sullivan county, before graduation

    1905-1907 superintendent schools,New Market

    1907-1909 student WabashCollege, A. B. and A. M.

    1909-1915 instructor mathematics, Western ReserveUniversity, Cleveland, O.

    1915-1930 instructor mathematics, city Bchools,Cleveland, Ohio

    extension courses inCleveland Normal School

    graduateUniversity of Chicago, five quarters.♦Freeman, Gertrude, ha 402 WestThompson St., Sullivan

    1903-1910

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  • An employee newsletter.

    theOLIVER MIRRORVOLUME 2, No. 8 SEPTEMBER, 1950H. F. DONAGHER D. A. HIMESD. A. Himes Retirement Announced;Un . rr . 11-u·n·-u-9Ln:..r-&...

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  • The January 2000 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of th...

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  • 148THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYpa 15 North Water St., Peru

    1918-1928did not teach after graduation, marriedto Hugh Lawrence in 1918, homekeeper.♦Jewell, Andrew, ha Wins low

    deceased.Jewell, Claude D., pa 409% SwcetbriarSt., Pittsburg, Pa.

    taught three yearsbefore graduation

    1918-1919 teacher inhigh school, Linton township

    1919-1920 teacher in high school, TerreHaute

    1920-1922 teacher in high school,Covington

    1922-1924 teacher of manualtraining and mechanical drawing, highschool, Pittsburg, Pa.

    1924-1929 teacher of mathematics, high school, Pittsburg, Pa.

    attended Pittsburg Universityat various times during the years of1920-1928.Jones, Miss Frankie Irene, pa 104 FirstSt., LaPorte

    1918-1919 teacher of English, Montpelier High School, Montpelier

    1919-1924 teacher of history, BicknellHigh School, Bicknell

    1924-1929 teacherof history, LaPorte High School.Jones-Knox, Mrs. Mabel, A. B. ha TerreHaute

    1918-1921 teacher of mathematics, Lynn

    1921-1924 married to Mr.Harry W. Knox

    not teaching, at homein Marietta, O.

    lr 1924.Kantz-Hungerford, Maude, A. B. haWorthington

    lr 1921 married to OtisHungerford.Kassemeyer-Powers, Mrs. Anna D., paCherry St., Lyons, New York

    taughtgrades from 1914-1916 in Lost Creektownship, Vigo county and 1916-1917grades. Lost Creek township, beforegraduation

    1917-1918 teacher of grades,public schools, Muncie

    1918-1919 teacher of grades, public schools, TerreHaute

    1919 married to Whitney S.Powers

    1919-1930 at home, not teaching.Kearns, Grace, pa 1421 South CenterSt., Terre Haute

    1918-1929 teacher ofelementray grades, Terre Haute publicschools.Keith, Ruth, pa Shelbyville

    1918-1924teacher in junior high school, Shelbyville

    1924-1929 teacher of mathematics,high school, Shelbyville

    received A. B.degree, University of Michigan 1924.Kelso, Cecil, ha Seymour

    1918-1922principal at Montezuma

    deceased.Kerr, George L., pa 303 North ForestAve., Brazil 1921-1922 with Oil RefiningPlant, Lawrenceville: 1922-1923 Merchant, Bridgeton

    1923-1930 teacher ofmathematics, high school, Brazil.Kern, Mae, A. B. ha West Terre Haute

    1910-1912 teacher of rural schools

    1912-1916 at home caring for invalidmother

    1916-1917 teacher of Englishand Latin, high school, Hamilton

    1917-1918 attended State Teachers College,Terre Haute

    1918-1919 teacher of Latin,and history, high school, Versailles

    1919-1920 teacher of Latin, history andEnglish, high school, Mecca

    1921-1922teacher, Latin and English, high schoolUpland

    1922-1923 teacher of Latin andhistory, Warterloo

    1923-1929 not teaching, attended a private business collegeand interested in other lines of work.Kint, Erma L., pa Fort Wayne

    taughtcountry schools in Clear Lake township, primary grades and seventh gradein Angola city schools before graduation

    1918-1920 teacher of grades, Angola

    1920-1921 teacher of grades, LaPorte

    1921-1929 teacher of grades. Ft. Wayne

    attended Indiana University, summerterms of 1925-1926-1927 and the firstsemester of 1929

    will receive A. B. degree in January.Kunce, Walter C, la Genoa, O., 1916-1924 superintendent of schools, Antwerp, O.

    1924-1928 superintendent ofschools, Genoa, Ohio.Lamb, Alia B.( pa Tobinsport

    1918-1920principal Tobinsport High School, Tobinsport

    1920-1922 teacher of Englishand physical geography, high school, GasCity

    1922-1924 assistant principal, Harrison township school, Lucerne

    1924-1926 principal high school, Tobinsport

    1926-1929 assistant principal, Tobinsport.Lamb, Zoe, A. B. pa Gary

    lr 1928teacher in Gary public schools, Gary.Lane, Clara V., pa 1316 South 11th St.,Terre Haute

    1917-1929 teacher ofgrade work, Fairbanks School, TerreHaute.Laughlin, Lester, A. B. ha Koleen

    1919-1921 teacher, Owensburg High School,Owensburg

    1921-192.1 teacher of mathematics. Cayuga High School

    1923-1924 principal high school, Orleans

    1924-1927 principal high school, Oolitic

    1927-1929 principal Orleans High School,Orleans.Leeka, Columbus O, pa Cowan

    1918-1920 principal Stony Creek, Parker

    1920-1923 principal, Mooreland

    1923-1924 principal, Mt. Summit

    1926-1927principal, Cowan

    1927-1928 principal,Oakville

    1928-1929 teocher of Algebra and geometry. Cowan, Delawarecounty.Lingle, David G., la Washington, D. C,lr 1928 in aviation service.Logsdon-Hayward, Mrs. Lu...

    1918-1929 supply teacher

    at home, Las Animas, Colo.Lotze, Amanda L., A. B. pa 1115 South17th St., Terre Haute

    1918-1929 principal, Montrose elementary schools,Terre Haute

    B. S. Indiana State Teachers College, 1928.Mc Williams, Izelia, la 510 South Darling St., Angola

    1917-1918 teocher ofgrades, Goshen

    1918-1920 teacher inTri-State College, Angola

    1920-1924seventh grade critic teacher, Angolo

    lr 1924.Macy, Carlos B., A. B. ha Poseyville1912-1916 superintendent of schools,Cynthiana

    1916-1917 superintendent ofschools, Poseyville: 1918-1919 superintendent of schools, Carlisle

    1919-1920superintendent of schools, New Harmony

    1920-1930 superintendent schools,Bremen.Madden-Woolard, Irene, ha 520 NorthCenter St., Terre Haute

    pa 1442 NorthBenton Way, Los Angeles, Calif.

    1918-1919 teacher in high school, Wabash

    1919-1920 teacher in high school, Clinton

    1920-1929 married, living in California.Mason, Marietta, pa 122 East KruzanSt., Brazil

    1918-1921 art supervisor,Spencer

    1921-1922 art supervisor, Indianapolis

    1922-1929 art supervisor, Brazil.Maxam, Corliss R., A. B. pa State HouseIndianapolis

    1913-1914 superintendentschools, Marengo

    1914-1918 superintendent schools, Stewartsville

    1918-1921principal, Gaston

    1921-1924 principalSelma schools

    1926-1927 principal,Summitville

    1927-1930 director teacher

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    theOLIVER MIRRORVOLUME 2, No. S JUNE, 1950Directors Elect Phelps BoardChairman; McCord PresidentSOUTH BEND, IND.-lmportant action was taken in May by&...

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  • 144THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYmathematics, high school, Madison.Shriner, Walter O., A. B. pa 1616 SouthCenter St., Terre Haute: 1917-1919 inmilitary service ...

    1919-1920 instructor in Indiana State Teachers College and Indiana State TeachersCollege Training School during summer

    1920-1921 received A. M. MichiganUniversity

    1921-1923 taught and supervised at Shaker Heights High School,Cleveland, Ohio

    1925-1928 Ph. D. AnnArbor, Mich.

    1928-1930 head department of mathematics, Indiana StateTeachers College, Terre Haute.Smith, Mary Emma, pa RFD E Box171, Terre Haute

    1917-1918 at home

    1918-1919 teacher at Glenn School

    1919-1923 at home

    1923-1924 teacherfifth and sixth grades, Seelyville

    1924-1927 teacher Lost Creek School, TerreHaute.Stepleton-Fancboner, Mrs. Gertrude, pa1232 Lake Ave., Wilmette, 111.

    1920-1922 teacher in Garfield High School,Terre Haute

    1922-1928 married Mr.Harry Fancboner

    supervisor of VillageGreen Playground, recreation departmentof Village of Wilmette in summer

    substitute teacher in physical training department and grades of Wilmette publicschools.Strasburger, Clara (Sister James Marie),pa Oldenburg: 1906-1916...

    1916-1918 attended Indiana State Teachers College,Terre Haute, received A. B.

    1918-1920teacher of English .high school, Otter-bein

    1920-1922 teacher of grades, Academy of the Immaculate Conception,Oldenburg

    1922-1924 teacher of English, Academy of the Immaculate Conception, Oldenburg

    1924-1925 teacherof English, high school, Cincinnati, Ohio

    1925-1926 A. M. Indiana University

    1926-1929 teacher of English, Academyof the Immaculate Conception, Oldenburg.Streever-Meyer, Mrs. Bessie, A. B. la2000 South 6th St.. Terre Haute...

    1913-1915 at home

    1915 attended IndianaState Teachers College

    1917 receivedA. B. from Indiana State Teachers College

    1917-1924 married, at home

    lr1924.Stuffins, Esther, pa 328 Grant St.,Evansville

    1917-1929 teacher of ungraded or special help room for pupilswho are irregular in work, or who havebeen unable to keep up in the work&#...

    1917-1919 principal highschool and teacher of science and English, Knox

    1919-1922 teacher of chemistry, Muncie

    1922-1923 received M. A.Teachers College, Columbia University:1923-1924 teacher of chemistry, Muncie

    1924-1928 professor of chemistry.Ball Teachers College, Muncie

    1928-1929 director of research and surveys,State Board of Education, Hartford,Conn.Tormohlen, Willard, A. B. pa Gary

    forcomplete information, see class of 1914.Troutman, Luther H., A. B. pa 1203North Ninth St., Lafayette

    1917-1920teacher of physics and chemistry, Brazil

    1920-1929 teacher of physics, Jefferson High School, Lafayette.Tucker-Lehman, Mrs. Sylvia R., pa New-point

    taught in Indiana from 1910-1914

    1914-1929 homekeeper, married,not teaching.Underwood, Maude I., la 578 WesternAve., Blue Island, 111.

    lr 1928 teacher oftypewriting and shorthand, Blue Island.111.Wade-Wilson, Mrs. Hortense, ha Posey-ville

    taught three years at Wades ville,intermediate grades, before graduation

    1917-1918 teacher of grades, Muncie

    1918-1919 teacher of grades, Stewartsville

    1919-1920 attended University ofChicago

    1921-1922 critic teacher. Bowling Green, Ohio

    1922-1925 teacher ofEnglish, Evansville

    1925-1929 at home,not teaching

    received Ph. B. degreeUniversity of Chicago 1920.Wampler, Letta M., pa 108 E. PortlandAve., Vincennes

    1917-1922 teacher ofmusic and art, grades, Tulsa, Okla.

    1922-1923 did not teach, at home

    1923-1924 teacher of home economics, Decker

    1924-1929 teacher of home economics, Vincennes

    1929 received B. S. Indiana State Teachers College.Ward, Esther E., pa 221 West 7th St.,Gary

    1906-1908 teacher of rural school.Liberty township, Hendricks county

    1909-1911 teacher of primary school,Belleville

    1911-1916 teacher primaryschool, Clayton before graduation

    1917-1924 teacher primary grades, Gary

    1924-1929 first primary, Froebel School,Gary.Warner, Winifred Louise, A. B. pa 1441South 7th St., Terre Haute

    1917-1921teacher of Latin and mathematics, highschool, Mooney

    1921-1928 teacher ofmathematics, Wiley High School, TerreHaute.Wells, May E„ la 613 First St., Huntington

    1917-1918 ticket agent, WabashRailway, Huntington

    1918-1923 withIndiana Pipe Line company

    1923-1924secretarial course, Pierce BusinessSchool, Philadelphia, Pa.

    lr 1924.Wheeler, Wm. H. ,A. B. pa Taylorville,111.

    1917-1927 principal Theodore Roosevelt High School, Alton, 111.

    1927-1930principal high school, Taylorville, 111.Wible, Clara R., ha RFD A, Terre Haute

    nr.Wiley, Edith W., ha RFD 8, Lebanon

    taught in township schools, Boonecounty 1915-1917 before graduation

    1917-1919 teacher of grades, Lebanon:1919-1921 teacher of grades, Jamestown

    1921-1929 teacher of mathematics,junior high school, Shelbyville.Williams, Helen L., A. B. ha 1424 South7th St., Terre Haute

    lr 1928 married,not teaching

    homekeeper.Wilson, Arthur W., pa Paoli

    1916-1917principal, Coal Bluff

    1917-1918 teacherof history and athletics, Hutchinson,Kan.

    1919-1920 teacher of history andscience, Hutchinson, Kans.

    1920-1921teacher of history and science, Lapel

    1921-1924 superintendent Paoli

    1924-1925 agent for Compton & Company

    1925-1928 principal Mitchell SeniorHigh School

    1928-1929 county superintendent, Orange county, Paoli.Wisely, Catherine Esther, pa 1318 North6th St., Terre Haute

    1917-1924 teacherat Sarah Scott Junior High School, TerreHaute

    1924-1925 teacher of home economics, Toledo. Ohio

    1925-1929 teacher at Rea School, Terre Haute.

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    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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    theOLIVER MIRRORVOLUME 3, No. 4 APRIL, 1951Premiere Showing ofFilm AttractsOliver2,000 PeopleMcCord Named NPAFarm Equipment DirectorVANDALIA, ILL.- Adverse weath ...

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  • The April 2002 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of the&...

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  • Interview with Janice Leavell, a member of the Jeffersonville (Ind.) NAACP, office administrator at West Broadway Church of Christ in Louisv...

    Jeffersonville Township Public Library

  • The February 1998 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of t...

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