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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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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 the first issue of The Greencastle Eagle, a newspaper published in Greencastle, Indiana.
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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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INDIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. 59The student is required to make working drawings (a) of cyl¬ inders, cones, vases, etc.
(b) of cube, pyramid, triangular prism, hexagonal prism, etc. He is required to study and rep¬ resent the appearance of objects...
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Larkin Lewis Beeman PapersIndiana State University ArchivesUAC 97Scope and Content: The Larkin Lewis Beeman Collection contains .5 cubic feet of ...
most are labeled with names but undated. There are alsophotographs of groups and organizations. In a 1955 letter, Beeman notes that the Myst...
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382THE NORMAL ADVANCEDuring the term the following new memberswere admitted: Ena Pletcher, Regine Schultz,Rosa Christy, Estelle Schockel, Ede Miller,Nelle&...
Miss Yunker, vice-president
Miss Pletcher, secretary
MissCrossgrave, treasurer
Miss Wolfe, sergeant-alarms
Miss Schockel, parliamentarian.The work of the spring term has been debating. The questions debated have been the following: Resolved, That secre...
Resolved,That women should be allowed to vote in schoolelections
Resolved, That the elective systembe adopted in high schools of U. S.
ResolvedThat the U S. increase the size of her navy
Resolved, That women be given the right ofsuffrage in the U. S.
Resolved, That coeducation in higher institutions of learning is preferable to the segregation of the sexes
Resolved, That the general holiday at the I. S. N.S. should be changed from Saturday to Monday. All of these questions have bee* d...
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82THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYstudent, Indiana State Teachers College
1908-1912 teacher of music, high school,Newburg
1912-1914 student, IllinoisUniveristy, Purdue University and Indiana State Teachers College
1914-1918teacher domestic science, Haubstadt andHope
1918-1929 not teaching, homekeeper.Shepard, James H., la Milford
lr 1924in the banking business, Milford.Shortridge, Annalee, pa 1204 North 13thSt., Terre Haute
1917-i 918 teach er,high school, McCordsville
1918-1919teacher high school, Wilkinson
1919-1922 teacher in Terre Haute schools
1922-1923 received M. A., University ofWisconsin
1923-1930 teacher in McLean Junior High School, Terre Haute.Silvers, Charles W., pa Winamac
1908-1929 principal elementary grades, LaPorte
principal elementary and juniorhigh school, Miles City, Mont.
principalelementary school, Bay City, Mich.
principal high school. Shoals: principal highschool, Paoii
teacher Logansport
superintendent schools, Winimac
receivedA. li. Indiana University
resident workdone for A. M. degree
student, University of Chicago for three summers fortwo quarters of work, Chicago, 111.Simpson, Cora Florence, la Danville
nr.Snitz, Reuben H., pa 2007 South 8th St.,Terre Haute
Education: A. B. IndianaSlate Teachers College
graduate student, Columbia University
A. M. 1928Indiana University
teacher in rurals. hools, Huntington county
grade schoolAndrews
superintendent schools, Andrews
instructor in industrial arts,Evansville
critic te-:cher, Indiana StateTraining School
assistant professor industrial arts, Indiana State TeachersCollege.Spear, Osmund, la Indianapolis
1908-1909 teacher of manual training andmechanical drawing high school, Lebanon
1909-1912 teacher of manual traininghigh school, Indianapolis
1912-1916teacher in Technical High School, Indianapolis
graduated Stout Institute, Men-onomie, Wis.
1914
graduated BradleyPolytechnic Institute, Peoria, 111. 1914
attended University of Wisconsin summer 1916
lr 1916.♦Spencer, Fred B. ha Bellmore
190R-1909 superintendent schools, Bellmore
1909-1912 studied law school, graduatedin 1912
1912-1913 attorney at law, In-<lnn:
polis
deceased Oct. 18, 1913.Spice, Mary Elizabeth, pa 2303 BrownSt., Anderson
1908-1916 primary teacher, city schools, Anderson: 1916-1929departmental work and principal, CentralAvenue School, Anderson.Starr, Eleanore Frances, la 1915 Tip...
1908-1914 grade and department schools.New Albany
1914-1915 A. B. IndianaUniversity
1915 teacher of Latin andSnanish, Tipton.Tesh-Pfenning, Mrs. Hazel, pa 907South 7th St., Terre Haute
1903-1905teacher in district schools near Elwood
1906-1907 teacher of grades, Thorntown
1909-1910 teacher of grades, Anderson:1911-1912 teacher of grades, Indianapolis
1912-1917 teacher in junior andsenior high school. King Classical School,Terre Haute: 1917-1922 assistant inEnglish department, Indiana State Teachers Coll...
1915 student,University of Chicago
1922-1923 graduate student, Columbia University
1924tour of Southern Europe and NorthAfrica
192 6 tour of Northern and Central Europe
1923-1929 assistant, in English department, Indiana State TeachersCollege, Terre Haute
summer of 1927,student, Columbia University.Trible, James Owen, pa London, Ind.
1908-1910 principal Ft. Branch
1922-1923 principal Fountaintown
1923-1929principal Moral township, Shelby county,London, Indiana
taught Latin and mathematics.Tri-nble, Mrs. Nona, nr.Irittipo, Mildred la 1912 South Pasadena, Cal.
1908-1910 teacher of firstgrade, Noblesville
1910-1911 did notteach
1911-1912 teacher of first grade,Riverside, Cal.
1912 teacher first grade,South Pasadena, Cal.True-Kord, Mrs. Augusta A., pa 1814Crawford St., Terre Haute
1908-1916teacher of primary grades, Terre Hatuecity schools
1916-1928 teacher DavisPark School, Terre Haute
married July3 1928 to Howard E. Kord, not teaching, homekeeper.Walter, Arthur, pa Salinas, Cal.
1908-1909 teacher at Harlan
1909-1916teacher at Satsap, Washington and alsoprincipal
1917-1919 attended Lel
ndStanford University
1919-1929 citysuperintendent, Salinas, Calif.Warrick-Humphrey, Mrs. Mary, la RFDE, Terre Haute
1908-1910 teacher ofelementary grades, Vigo county
1911-1913 teacher of elementary grades,Parke county
1913 teacher elementarygrades, Vigo county
lr 1913.♦Washington, Benjamin L., deceasedFeb. 1911
nr.♦Webb, Ida E., deceased June 1910
nr.♦Weber, Grace H., ha Huntington
nr.Whitesitt, Andrew Harmon, A. B., paPittsburg, Kans.
1908-1911 supervisormanual training, East Chicago
1911-1913 instructor manual training, highschool, Indianapolis
1913-1929 head ofwoodworking department. State NormalTraining School, Pittsburg, Kans.Woodrow, Walter H„ A. B., pa 818 OakSt., Terre Haute
1929-1930 critic teacher of science, Indiana State TeachersCollege Training School, Terre Haute
for complete record see class 1907.Zecbiel, Chester, pa 707 Peoples BankBuilding, Indianapolis
1909-1910 department of physiography, Anderson
1912worked on Ph. B. University of Chicago
1913 in law school, LTniversity of Chicago, J. D.
1913 attorney at law, Indianapolis
assistant to Judge Cox, IndianaSupreme Court in connection with practice
1929 practicing law in Indianapolis.CLASS OF 1909Amick, Clyde T., pa Delphi
1909-1918superintendent, Elnora
1918-1924 superintendent, Sheridan
1924-1930 superintendent, Delphi.Barker, Mrs. Mary F., pa 555 South St.,Elgin, 111.
1910-1913 critic teacher, Tri-State College, Angola
1913-1916 seventhgrade teacher in public schools of Chicago
1916-1929 teaching seventh grade,Gondy School, Chicago, 111.Benedict, Phebe Clare, ha Springport
1910-1914 department of English, Mun-
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Basket BallThe 1912-13 basket ball team was one of the bestathletic teams representing B. H. S. in years. Althoughthe boys had no previous&#...
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ANNUAL REGISTER. 43DEPARTMENTS.The departments of the school are as follows:Department of Educational Science, in which the instruction that is char...
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96THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYBrownstown
1916-1924 principal, highschool, Brownstown
1924-1926 principal,high school and teacher of Latin, Brownstown
1926-1928 married, at home, notteaching.Lawrence, Clara, nr.Lewis, George F., ha Monon
1911-1912principal of schools, Dana
1912-1921superintendent of schools at Dana, Mononand Morocco
lr 1921.Lidikay-Sappenfield, Mrs. May, pa Georgetown
taught two terms in rural school,all grades, primary and eight terms, inNewburg, before graduation
1911-1915taught primary grades, New Albany
1915-1923 at home, homekeeper
1924-1929 taught primary
first two years andlast two years taught in high school,civics, domestic science, geography andphysiology.Losh-Showalter, Mrs. Mary, la 4052 N.Capital Ave....
1911-1912primary teacher, Clinton
1912-1913teacher of primary grades, Indianapolis
no recent report.Love-Vaughn, Mrs. Grace M., pa 1634McGee Ave., Berkeley, California
1911-1912 teacher of music and English,Marion
19121913 teacher of grades,Terre Haute
1913-1914 assistant supervisor of music, Terre Haute
1915-1916attending University of California working on A. B.
1917-1919 department ofmusic and English, Oakland, California,September, 1919 married to J. S. Vaughn,now in business in Berkeley, California,have three ch...
in January, 1927returned to Oakland, California and atpresent teacher of music in Frick JuniorHigh School, Oakland, California.Lucas, William A., ha N...
pasame
taught four years Brown county,and one year, McLean county, Illinois,before graduation
1911-1912 teachergrades, Nashville
1912-1916 operated astock farm. Independence, la.
1917-1918manager of store, Lexington, 111.
1919-1921 operated a store, Bellflower, 111.
1921-1925 manager of a creamery, Gibson City, 111.
1925-1927 teacher Monroecounty
1927-1930 principal, gradeschools, Nashville
attended IndianaUniversity, summer 1929.Lynch, Lura, nr.McBride, James C, pa Frankfort
1911-1922 superintendent at Clarks Hill, Newton, Richland township Consolidated,Fountain county, Bourbon, Redkey andKirklin
1922-1923 student, Butler College, Indianapolis
1923-1926 principal ofhigh schools, Tipton and Forrest
1926-1930 county superintendent of schools,Frankfort, Clinton county.McCracken A. Wayne, pa Greensburg:1911-1916 teacher of biology, high school,Martinsville...
1916-1929 teacher of vocational agriculture, high school, Greensburg.Mahley-McBride, Mrs. Nellie, pa Frankfort
1911-1912 teacher of grades,Greensburg
1912-1913 teacher of domestic science, Newton
1913-1916 supplyteacher, Newton
1916-1918 teacher ofdomestic science, Bourbon
1918-1921not teaching, at home
1921-1923 principal junior high school, Kirklin
1923-1924 teacher of domestic science, Tipton
1924-1929 not teaching, at home, Frankfort, married to James C. McBride,county superintendent of schools, Clintoncounty.Mapes, Luella, ha Paris, Illinois...
1911-1912 teacher of grades, Oliver, Illinois
1912-1913 teacher of grades, Metcalf,Illinois
1913-1914 attending IndianaState Teachers College, Terre Haute
1914-1915 not teaching, at home
1915-1916 teaching English and Latin, Hillsdale
1916-1924 not teaching, at home
lr 1924.Melton, Monroe, pa Normal, Illinois
1911-1913 superintendent, English
1913-1916superintendent, Potomac, Illinois
1917-1920 high school representative, Educational department, MacMillan Company,Chicago, Illinois
1920-1924 superintendent of Hall Township Vocational HighSchool .Spring Valley, Illinois
1924-1929superintendent of schools, Normal, Illinois.Miller-Schad, Mrs. Claudie, ha Borden
1911-1913 teacher of grades, Mulberry
1913-1915 teacher of domestic scienceand art, Colfax
1915-1916 teacher inhigh school, Borden
no recent report.Moore, Leola O., ha Greencastle
taughtthree years in the rural schools of Putnam county before graduation
1911-1929teacher of grades at Fortville, Plymouth,Mishawaka
since 1922 third grade,Greencastle.Morford, Ella Loretta, ha Bippus
1911-1912 teacher of history and geography,Evansville
1912-1922 teacher, juniorhigh school, Evansville
1914-1922 teacher, Normal School, Evansville
1922-1924student, Indiana University
lr 1924.Morgan, Glenn, pa 559 S. 4th St., Clinton
1911-1914 not teaching, at home
1914-1916 teacher of mathematics, highschool, Oblong, Illinois
1916-1917 student, Indiana State Teachers College,Terre Haute, A. B.
1917-1918 teacherof mathematics, township high school,Sidell, Illinois
1918-1929 teacher in cityschools, Clinton.Muncie, Emery H., pa Brazil
1911-1915head department of history, high school,Brazil
1915-1916 principal, high school.Brazil
1916-1930 head department ofhistory, Brazil.Nugent, Milton B., pa New Albany
1911-1915 teacher of science, high school,Attica
1915-1916 principal, high school,Attica
1916-1917 Newtown
1917-1924county agricultural agent
1928-1930county agricultural agent, New Albany.OBrien, Lela Fern, pa La Junta, Colorado
taught in Cloverdale township fourterms before graduation
1911 supplywork in New Mays ville High School
1913-1918 teacher of primary grades,Cloverdale
1918-1920 teacher of primary, Alamosa, Colorado
1920-1924 teacher, primary, Greencastle and Cloverdale
1924-1928 teacher of grades, Cloverdale,Fruita, Colorado and La Junta, Colorado.Orebaugh-Horst, Mrs. Anna Mary, haShelbyville
1911-1922 supervisor ofmusic and drawing, Sandborn and Edwardsport
1912 summer and springterm, assistant in music, Indiana StateTeachers College
1912-1916 supervisorof music, Bono and Portland
1916-1924married, living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, wife of F. W. Horst
lr 1924.Peters-Stewart, Mrs. Louise M., la SouthBend
1911 summer and winter at homeat Sunman on account of illness
1912 (January and June studying vocal musicat Muncie
1912 married to E. L. Stewart in June
1912-1913 living at Arthur,
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A Word About Our CourseAs an educational institution, our high school ranks well up near the top of the roll of high schools and a...
Bloomington High SchoolNo subjects listed -
Songbooks from the C. Weir Kirk Collection of Sheet Music, which is apart of the Historic Music Collections. These are collections of songs&...
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140THE NORMAL ADVANCE.Bertram B. Beasley, S. S. S.,, who taught a verysuccessful term of school at Hymera, Ind., visitedfriends at the Normal...
theFreshmen and Seniors by Chester Zechiel and Arthur Mayfield. The question was, Resolved, Thatthe divorce laws of the United States should bemo...
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80THE NORMAL ADVANCE.of his muscles are not used enough. The point iswell taken that the farmer boy, although he hasmuch work to do, ne...
The ear 3 volves around the sunWhich makes a. year 4 you.The moon is dead and calm,By laws of phys-6 great
Its 7 where the stars aliveTho nightly scihtil-8.If watchful providence be 9With good in-10-tions fraught,Did not keep up its grand designWe soon...
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THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY109education, Hwa Nan College, Foochow,China
received M. A. from Boston University in 1926
Master of Religious Education in 1926
all residence work completed for D. R. E., 1927.Lloyd-Concannon, Mrs. Edna E., pa WestTerre Haute, RFD
1909-1910 teacher ingrades, Montgomery county
1910-1914teacher of primary grades, Vigo county
1914-1922 deputy township trustee ofSugar Creek township, Vigo county
1922-1928 not teaching, homekeeper,married to Thomas Concannon
1928-1930 editor of Childrens Hour Magazine.Long, Floyd D., pa 4434 Olcott Ave.,East Chicago
1913-1915 supervisor,manual training high school, Elkhart
1916 seventh and eighth grade, manualtraining in the high school, Colfax
1918-1919 in army
1919-1920 teachingin high school, Indianapolis
1920-1921teaching in Peru
1921-1929 teachingmechanical drawing, Roosevelt School,East Chicago.Lutz-Fournier, Mrs. Gladys E., pa 608E. Green St., Frankfort
1913-1916teacher in the Boswell High School, Bos-well
1914 student at Purdue University,taking home economics work
1914-1929married, not teaching
homekeeper.McBride, May, pa 407 Wallace St., Indianapolis
1913-1920 teacher of primarygrades, Bloomington
1920-1923 teacherof grades, Anderson
1923-1929 teacherof grades, Indianapolis.McCallian, Mrs. Genevieve Flinn, paOdon
1908-1911 teacher rural grades,Van Buren township, Daviess county
1911-1913 teacher history and English,Leesville
1913-1914 teacher history andEnglish, high school, Fishers
1914-1915teacher history and English, high school,Mooney
1915-1916 teacher, English,high school, Elwood
1916-1917 teacherEnglish high school, LaPorte
1917-1920principal and teacher of English, highschool, Gri.Tith
1920-1923 teacher homeeconomics, algebra and English, highschool, Jasonville
1923-1929 principaland teacher home economics, high school,Odc.n.McCarter, John K., pa West Terre Haute:1929-1930 superintendent of schools,West Terre Haute...
for complete information, see class of 1909.McClanahan, Albion Arthur, pa BattleGround
1913-1915 principal, high school,Scircleville
1915-1916 principal, BattleGround High School,received A. B. fromCentral Normal College, Danville
1916-1917 student University of Wisconsin,M. A., 1917
1917-1919 principal, highschool, Jefferson
1919-1920 principal,Clarks Hill
1920-1922 principal, BuckCreek High School, Forrest
1923-1929principal, high school, Battle Ground.McCloud, Leonard C, A. B., ha Oxford
1913-1916 student at Purdue University,West Lafayette
1916 received B. S. degree in chemical engineering
1916-1923chemist in Nevada and California
nrsince 1923.McClung-Gray, Mrs. Gladys H., pa 3826Utah Place, St. Louis, Missouri
1914-1915 teacher of grades, Terre Haute
1916-1917 student, Indiana University
1918-1923 teacher at Garfield HighSchool, Terre Haute
1923-1929 married,homekeeper, having lived in Columbus,Ohio, Indianapolis and recently in St.Louis, Missouri.McCullough, Francis C, pa 1106 SouthQuincy St., Tul...
1913-1914teacher of manual training in a schoolin Indianapolis
1914-1929 teacher ofmanual training, Tulsa, Oklahoma.McFarland, Claude O., ha Elon
1915-1916 student, University of Chicago
1916-1917 instructor in geology and geography, University of Cincinnati
assistant in geography department, IndianaState Teachers College, summer of 1917
lr 1917.McGill, Louise, ha 1401 Kirby Ave.,Muncie
1913-1916 teacher of grades,Muncie
1915-1916 teacher of German,Camp Crook High School
no report since1916.McKee-Wilson, Mrs. Patience, pa 2304N. Nevada Ave., Colorado Springs, Colorado
1913-1929 married to Walter M.Wilson
not teaching, homekeeper.Mallott-Cowan, Mrs. Iva May, ha Bedford
1913-spring assistant in methods,Indiana State Teachers College, TerreHaute
1913-1916 student, University ofChicago
B. S., 1916, teacher of trainingcourse in Nicholas County High School
1929 married
not teaching, homekeeper.Manuel-Dawkins, Mrs. Eura M., ha 2320Spruce St., Terre Haute
1913-1914taught Calvin township, Cass county,Michigan
1916-1918 taught in LostCreek township, Vigo county
1918-1922taught in Lincoln School, Terre Haute
1922-1929 married
not teaching.Mason-Gastineau, Mrs. Lydia, ha SwitzCity
1913-1916 principal, high school,Coal City
1916-1920 taught mathematics, Muncie
1920-1921, housewife
1921-1922 taught in the high school,Switz City
1922-1923 housewife
nrsince 1923.Matthews, Icy Dale, pa 2124 S. MainSt., Elkhart
1898-1901 teacher of gradesin Steuben county
1905-1909 teacher inMillersburg
1911-1913 teacher in Ligon-ier
1913-1915 teacher in Bristol
1915-1929 teacher in Elkhart teaching fifthand sixth grades since 1913.Maxam, Corliss R., pa 6368 East Washington St., Indianapolis
1913-1914 superintendent of schools, Marengo
1914-1919 superintendent of schools, Stewarts-ville
1919-1922 superintendent ofschools, Gaston
1922-1924 superintendent of schools, Selma
1926-1927 superintendent of schools at Summitville
1927-1930 director of teacher licensingdivision, State Department of Public Instruction, Indianapolis
graduate student,University of Wisconsin.Mitchell-Hatton, Mrs. Rosalie, pa Plain-field
1901-1903 teacher in primary grades,Cambria
1903-1904 teacher of intermediate grades, Sedalia
1904-1906 teacher intermediate grades, Campbellsburg
1906-1909 teacher of first grade, Scotts-burg
1909-1911 teacher of third grade,Kokomo
1911-1913 in school, graduating in June, 1913
1913-1915 teacher ofEnglish, Bedford
married Israel Hatton,class of 1898 on February 12, 1916:homekeeper, not teaching
1918-1919teacher in city schools, Indianapolis
1919-1920 teacher in grades, Romey
1920-1922 teacher of English in the highschool, Romney
1922-1929 homekeeper,not teaching.Mitchell, Waldo, pa Greencastle: 1929-1930 head department of economics, De-
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South dominates State contestsDedication, practice, and hard work blend to make astate championship team. There is no difference betweenacademic and a...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
12STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.tures on the Sensibilities and the Will, and the Habits of Action to be established in connection with each class of...
Light Gymnastics during the course.Third Term (13 weeks.)—Lectures on the Order of Intellec¬ tual Development, and on the Organization...
an examination of the school studies of the course viewed as products of the various faculties of the mind
methods of instruction adapted to the Primary and Intermediate work in the Common and Graded Schools
making out Plans of Lessons, Observation
and Practice in the Model Schools.ADVANCED COURSE.Students who can pass a satisfactory examination in the branches required by law to be taug...
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18STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.tures on the Sensibilities and the Will, and the Habits of Action to be established in connection with each class of...
Light Gymnastics during the course.Third Term (13 weeks.)—Lectures on the Order of Intellec¬ tual Development, and on the organization...
an examination of the school studies of the course viewed as products of the various faculties of the mind
methods of instruction adapted to the Primary and Intermediate work in the Common and Graded Schools
making out Plans of Lessons, Observation, and Practice in the Model Schools. ADVANCED COURSE.Students who can pass a satisfactory examination...
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