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Caption reads, The Billy Sunday Home, Winona Lake, Ind.
The Billy Sunday Home looking from Park Ave. in Winona Lake, Indiana. The long steps joined the sidewalk that extended from the Grotto ...
Grace College - Winona Lake Postcards -
Front: Sign reads, The Stephenson.Back: Body of message reads, Hello everybody: Recd your letter today. Iva told me you were about ...
The sign now proclaims that this place is the Stephenson. It is unkown if the structure was leased out, or for what the reason mig...
Grace College - Winona Lake Postcards -
One typed page including photograph; biography of Jerry Van Dyke, comedian/musician.
ABASH VALLEY WP R O F I L E SA series of tributes to hometown people and events that have shaped our history.Jer r y Van ...
Vigo County Historical Society -
The caption reads E. L. Watch Party, 12-31-06. This was likely hosted by the Epworth League, a Methodist young adult club. Young men an...
Indiana Album -
Two cars sit next to a gas station pump. A man leans out of the window of one car and tells a man standing next to the&#...
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We always get everything. Leave it to him--rule or no rules. Hes got Bs and Cs and Zs too I guess. And he doesnt do war ...
Karl K. Knecht Collection -
Cartoon about food rationing. Uncle Sam holds his hand up, palm out, over a basket of potatoes and asks people not to hoard them. ...
Uncle Sam (Symbolic Character)
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Do not hoard potatoes. 101,000,000 bushels on hand in this region. Eat fresh vegetables no points needed. Cauliflower. 45 cents heap. No poi...
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Transcript of a series of six interviews with Alfred F. Dowd, a former employee and administrator of the Indiana correctional system for mor...
Indiana State Library Oral History Collection -
This is an issue of The Rough-Hewer, a Democratic Party periodical from Albany, New York. This issue includes information about William Henry...
Weekly
Indiana State Library Newspaper Collection -
Transcript of an oral history interview with Harold C. Feightner, a long-time newspaper man in Indianapolis, Indiana during World War I, Prohibit...
Indiana State Library Oral History Collection -
cJ^Cew Classes—New Trades TaughtOld familiar courses were supplemented by new classes and tradesin direct preparation for war work.Pre-flight aerona...
Bloomington High SchoolNo subjects listed -
118THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYUniversity
1926-1930 bacteriologist, EliLilly & Company, Indianapolis.Powell, Zula, ha Michigantown: 1914-1916teacher of grades, East Chicago
1917-1919 teacher of grades and ward principal, Livingston, Montana
1919-1921teacher of arithmetic and reading, juniorhigh school, Elwood
1921-1924 teacherof writing, junior high school. Bedford.Price, Ruth, B. S., pa Brazil, 23 W.Park St.
1914-1915 taught in HazelBluff School, Vermillion county
1915-1930 teacher of English, Brazil HighSchool, Brazil.Protsman, Alfred B„ ha Hanover
paRichmond, 305 N. 8th St., 1914-1915principal, Kent
1916-1917 principal, Mexico: 1917-1918 head of commercial department, Saginaw, Michigan
1918-1919principal Freeland Pork
1920-1921 principal Pine Village
1921-1922 principal,Arlington
1922-1928 superintendent ofschools, Dana
1923-1924 principal,Mitchell: 1924-1925 head of commercialdepartment, Bluffton
1926-1929 head ofcommercial department, Richmond.Provinceo-Hyndmon, Mrs. Edith, ha Auburn
pa Canton. Illinois
1914-1917teacher of grades, Clinton
1917-1923married and not teaching, living in Canton. Illinois
lr 1923.Quinn, Edward, A. B., ha Terre Haute
nr.Ranahan, Margaret, ha Terre Haute, 3006S. 10th St.
taught from 1909-1910West Terre Haute
1911-1914 taught inOtter Creek
1918-1919 teacher of grades,Deming School, Terre Haute: 1918-1919war trade, Washington, D. C.J 1919-1923income tax division, also studying law,Washington, ...
1923-1924 graduatedfrom George Washington University
1924-1926 income tax auditor
1926-1927income tax, Winter Haven, Florida
192S-1929 attorney at law, Terre Haute
received LL. B. from Washington Collegeof Law in 1925.Redifer-Shepardson, Mrs. Florence
A. B.,pa College Station, Texas
1914-1915student, Teachers College, Columbia University, B. S.
1916-1917 teacher, homeeconomics. Teachers College, Greeley,Colorado
1917-1918 emergency homedemonstration agent, Colorado Springs,Colorado
1918-1921 teacher, home economics, Colorado Agricultural College,Fort Collins, Colorado
1921-1923 statesupervisor, vocational home econonics
1923-1930 not teaching, homekeeper, married
attended University of Chicagosummer of 1915.Resser, Nellie Wallace, ha Royal Center
pa 6134 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, 111.
1914-1915 teacher of grades
1915-1918teacher of musie, East Chicago
1918-1920 principal, high school, Pulaski
1920-1922 school psychologist, highschool. DeKalb, Illinois
1922-1929 teacher of English and history, high school,Chicago, Illinois
received Ph. B., University of Chicago.Reeves, G. Jackson, A. B., ha Cloverdale
ia 255 East Indiana, North Price, Utah
North
1916-1917 teacher in Trinidad,Colorado
1917-1920 teacher, Ogden.Utah: 1920-1928 principal, high school.Price, Utah.Richards-Burke, Mrs. Mary Louise, paTerre Haute, 1801 Poplar St.
1914-1919teacher, public schools, Terre Haute
1919-1929 married, not teaching, at home,Terre Haute.Richardson-Starks, Mrs. Mamie I., haNew Albany
1914-1916 ward principal,Olden Street School, New Albany
1917-1922 married, teaching in the grades,Scribner School, New Albany
1922 notteaching
lr 1922.Riggs-Johnson, Mrs. Olive, ha Fairbanks
1914-1916 teacher of grades, Fairbanks
1915 attending school at Purdue University
1915-1916 at home
1916-1923married to Cecil G. Johnson, homekeeper
lr 1923.Rinehai t-Druley, Mrs. G. Rose, ha Boston
pa Richmond, RFD D
taught sixyears in public schools of Ohio and Indiana before graduation
1914-1916 teacher of grades, Manchester College, NorthManchester
1916-1928 not teaching,homeketper, married to Everett Druley.Rlngham, Fred, A. B., ha Whea.land
1914-1916 principal of high school, Monroe City
1915-1916 principal, highschool, Wheatland
1916-1919 superintendent of schools, Morocco
1919-1921principal of high school, Daleville
1921-1926 .superintendent of schools, Brook
1926-1929 principal of junior high school,LaPorte.Riordan, Emmett, A. B.
pa 311 Cleveland Ave., Whiting
taught from 1909-1911 district schools, Jennings county
1911-1912 taught eighth grade, Beeman
1912-1913 taught grades, Kentland
allbefore graduation
1914-1916 principalof grades. Whiting
1917-1920 engineer,refrigeration and power plant, StandardOil Company, Whiting
1920-1924 teacher of physics and chemistry, high school,Whiting
1924-1929 principal junior highschool, Whiting.Rippetoe-Mitchell, Mrs. Gladys, pa Greencastle
ha 1015 Tremont St., Cedar Falls,Iowa
1914-1915 supervisor, music anddrawing in schools, Clinton
1915-1929married in June, 1915 to Waldo F. Mitchell, not teaching, homekeeper.Rowe-Switzer, Mrs. Naomi, ha Lafayette,RFD 2
nr.Rucker, Marie, A. B., B. S., ha 1348 OhioBlvd., Terre Haute
pa same, teacher,city schools, Terre Haute, Glenville HighSchool, Cleveland, Ohio
assistant pio-fessor of commerce, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute.Sale-Buck, Mrs. Helen, A. B., ha TerreHaute, 1234 N. 10th tS....
1914-1916teacher of grades, Preston, Minnesota
1916-1917 teacher of grades. Hook School,Terre Haute
1918 married, not teaching,homekeeper
lr 1918.Sanders, Delia Maude, A. B., ha Franklin,600 Park St.
pa Frankfort, 951 E. SouthSt.
1916-1918 teacher, high school, LaPorte
1918-1923 head of mathematicsdepartment, high school, Shawnee, Oklahoma
1923-1930 head of mathematics department, senior high school, Frankfort
M. A., Teachers College, Columbia University.Sanders, Miss Hazel Miller, A. B. ha 600Park St., Franklin
pa Orleans 1914-1915teacher of science, home economics andLatin, high school, Fayetteville
1915-1916 teacher of English, junior highschool, Edwards, Mississippi
1916-1918nurse, Ravenswood Hospital, Chicago,Illinois
1918-1919 teacher in grades,LaPorte
1919-1921 teacher in the sciencedepartment, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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98THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYprincipal. New Salisbury High School
1927-1929 teacher, Morgan TownshipHigh School, New Salisbury.Walter, Etta M., ha Roanoke
1911-1912superintendent of Union Center HighSchool, Huntington county
1912-1913superintendent of Rock Creek CenterHigh School, Huntington county
1913-1914 student. University of Wisconsin,A. M.
1914-1915 history teacher, highschool, Princeton
1916-1916 principal,Union Center High School, Huntingtoncounty
lr 1916.Wehr, Theresa, A. B., pa 812 N. 15thSt., Terre Haute
1911-1912 principal,high school and teacher of Latin andEnglish, Cory
1912-1915 principal ofhigh school and teacher of Latin andEnglish, Leiters Ford
1916-1916 assistant principal, high school and teacher of Latin and English, Kewanna
1917teacher, Carmi, Illinois
1918-1919 teacher, Rochester
1920-1924 teacher in Albuquerque, New Mexico
1924-1929teacher of Latin, Indiana State TeachersCollege, Terre Haute
graduate student,University of Chicago, summer quarters1925 1927Welborn, Ernest, L., pa 2419 N. 9th St.,Terre Haute
1911-1912 clerk, state department of public instruction
1912-1916deputy, state department of public instruction
1916-1917 assistant professorof methods, observation and practice, Indiana State Teachers College
grantedleave of absence to attend Columbia University
1917-1928 professor of methods,observation and practice, Indiana StateTeachers College
1928-1929 professorof education, Indiana State TeachersCollege, Terre Haute
received B. A. andA. M., Teachers College, Columbia University, New York City, New York.Whitaker, Mildred E., pa RFD E, EastGlenn
1910-1913 primary teacher, Attica
1914-1929 primary teacher, Dem-ing School, Terre Haute.Wissing, Minna J., ha Knightstown
1911-1916 teacher of grades, Montpelier,New Castle and Williams, Arizona
lr1916.Woolen-Modesitt, Mrs. Hazel, pa Ather-ton
1912 from January to June, teacher of grades, Muncie
1912-1916 teacherof grades, Terre Haute
1916 marriedHerman W. Modesitt, homekeeper
1924-1929 teacher of the grades, Atherton.Worthman, Martin F., ha Decatur
1913-1916 teacher of mathematics and principal, high school, Decatur
1927-1930superintendent of schools, Decatur.Wright, Mary H., ha RFD E, TerreHaute
1911-1912 teacher in high school,Clay City
1912-1913 teacher in highschool, Clinton
1913-1915 assistant principal, high school, Clinton
lr 1915.York, Charles E., ha Milroy
1911-1912principal, high school, Fairland
1912-1913 principal, high school, Auburn
1913-1916 studying medicine, Chicago,Illinois
lr 1916.Youngblood, Albert W., ha Yankeetown
1902-1907 teacher, rural schools, Warrickcounty
1907-1920 principal of schools,Yankeetown, Newtonville, Zenas, Deckerand Sullivan, also Williams, Arizona
1920-1927 teacher, public schools, La-Grange, Illinois
1927-1928 attendingUniversity of Chicago, graduating, July,1928
received A. M.
received A. B.from Indiana University in 1919.CLASS OF 1912Amick, John P., pa Anderson
1912-1914 principal, township graded schools,Vincennes
1914-1921 superintendentschools, Wilkinson
1921-1923 superintendent schools, Pendleton
1923-1924principal, high school, Daleville
1924-1930 teacher of mathematics, high school,Anderson
A. B. 1923.Andrew-Pike, Mrs. Jessie, pa Plainfield
1911-1919 teacher in grades, FairviewSchool, Terre Haute
1919-1924 teacherin grades, Sandison, Terre Haute
1924-1929 married and not teaching, home-keeper.Applegate, Lucy, pa 515 W. Howard St.,Muncie
1923-1929 teacher of mathematics, junior high school, Muncie
A. B. 1923.Aughe, Martha B., pa 1100 N. JacksonSt., Frankfort
1912-1929 teacher in public schools of Frankfort.Baker, Delia, pa 1515 Boren Ave., Seattle,Washington: 1911-1929 teacher of departmental English, Seattle,&...
teacher of elementary grades and elementary principal for sixteen years atElwood prior to graduation.Baldwin, Leo Paul, A. B., pa RFD 9,Evansville...
1912-1916 teacher of mathematics, high school, Evansville
1916-1924 Central High School, Evansville
1925-1929 principal, Baker ElementarySchool, Evansville.Barricklow, Abbie, pa Rising Sun
taughtfive years in rural schools of Ohio countyand four years in grades of Rising Sun
nine years in Elwood
1916-1919 teachergrade and supervisor of drawing, RisingSun.Beecher, Thomas J., A. B., pa Linton
1905-1911 superintendent schools,Hymera
1911-1912 attended IndianaState Teachers College
1912-1916 principal, high school, Paris, Illinois
1916-1920 superintendent, schools, Paris, Illinois
1920-1924 in business, Paris, Illinois
1924-1930 superintendent, schools,Linton
A. B., A. M. Indiana University.Bird, William, nr.Black, Kate V., la Genoa, Nebraska
1911-1912 assistant teacher of grammar,reading and writing, Indiana State Teachers College
1911-1914 teacher, English,high school, West Terre Haute
1914-1915 studied stenography, Terre Haute
1916 United States Civil Service, Genoa,Nebraska
lr 1916.Black-Phillips, Mrs. Cecilia, pa Room5043 Grand Central Terminal, New YorkCity
1912-1914 teacher in grades, TerreHaute
1914-1915 teacher in grades,Kealakekua, Hawaii
1915-1916 teacherof history and arithmetic in grades, Honolulu
1916-1920 teacher in city schools,Terre Haute
1920-1924 local director,Girl Scouts of Oahee Territory ofHawaii
1925-1929 not teaching, at home,New York City.Blair, Mabel S., la Pimento
1911-1924homekeeper
did not teach
lr 1924.Bosenhafer-Stalcup, Zoe, pa 32 WaverlyPlace, New York City
1915 married B.Floyd Stalcup of the 1910 class
notin Elwood
1919-1929 teacher of first
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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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This is the first issue of the Logansport Real Estate Journal, a real estate periodical published in Logansport, Indiana.
Monthly
Indiana State Library Newspaper Collection -
THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY611906 taught at Thorntown
1906-1914departmental school, Bloomington: 1914-1929 teaching sewing in grades andhigh school, Bloomington.Marshall, Horace, pa Muncie
1904-1907principal. Rich Square Academy, Lewis-ville: 1908-1914 principal Broad RippleHigh School, Indianapolis
1914-1920superintendent. Greenwood
1920-1923professor of education, Indiana CentralCollege, Indianapolis
1923-1926 vice-preisdent, Indiana Central College, Indianapolis
1926-1929 acting assistant professor of education, Indiana University,Bloomington.Meier, Henry F. A., pa Fayetteville, N.Y.
taught two years in country schoolsbefore graduation
1904-1906 head science department, high school, Beardstown, 111.
1906-1909 head science department, high school, Muncie: 1909-1911 head science department, highschool, Evansville
1911-1912 assistant,Indiana University, summers 1911-1912
1912-1929 professor of botany, SyracuseUniversity
1929-1930 head departmentof botany. New York State College ofForestry at Syracuse University
1926-1927 on sabbatical leave, University ofPorto Rico
1916-1918 assistant, whileon leave from Syracuse, in ColumbiaUniversity
Education
Indiana University Biological Station, summer 1903
University of Chicago, summer 1905
Indiana University, 1911-1912 A. B. andA. M.
Columbia University 1916-1918
Ph. D. 1920.Miller, Harry Albert, pa Anderson, Mo.
taught in rural schools of Spencer andOwen counties, also a rural school inIllinois before graduation: 1907-1908 attended Franklin College and ea...
1908-1909 head of Englishdepartment Winona Normal school, Winona Lake
1909-1911 assistant principal,high school, Huntington
1911-1926 headof department of speech and reading,State Teachers College, Mary ville, Mo.
1926-1929 instructor, teachers trainingin the consolidated district of Anderson,Missouri, the largest in state
teacher ofEnglish in regular high school in addition to teacher training
also writer offiction, short stories: owner and proprietor of Wayside Orchards near Anderson, Mo.
attended University ofChicago summer of 1910, Indiana University, summer 1916
graduated fromFranklin with Ph. B. degree in 1908.Modesitt, Raymond L., ha Lyford
taught from 1901-1903 in upper gradesat Lyford before graduation
1904-1906teacher in high school, McCords ville
1906-1907 teacher in Wiley High School,Terre Haute
1908 attended Indiana University, earned A. B. degree
1909 attended Indiana University, earned A. M.degree
1908-1911 teacher of mathematics, high school, Bloomington: 1911-1912 teacher of mathematics in HoraceMann High School, New York City
1912-1920 teacher of mathematics inEastern Illinois State Teachers College,Charleston. 111.
1920-1921 attended University of Illinois
1922-1927 principalof Teachers College High School. Charleston, 111.
on account of ill health gaveup high school work and returned toteaching mathematics but after severalweeks was forced to give up his work...
deceased Dec. 16, 1927.Morrison, Janet, la 215 Ricking St., Indianapolis
1904-1905 teacher of primarygrades, Monon
1906-1911 teacher ofgrades, Indianapolis
1911-1912 studentat Indiana University, earned A. B. degree in 1912
1912-1916 teacher in primary grades, Indianapolis
student inIndiana University
lr 1916.QDcll, Edgar A., pa Bloomington: 1904-1916 superintendent, Farmersburg
1916-1929 principal of high school, Muncie
1919-1927 superintendent, Jasonville
1927-1928 superintendent, Mooresville
M. A. degree from Columbia University
1929-1930 completing work for Ph. D.
summer instructor, education, IndianaState Teachers College.OMara, James Patrick, la 1724 RoseVilla, Pasadena, Calif.
1904-1905 principal high school, Stilesville
1905-1906student, Indiana University, Blooming
ton
1906-1909 superintendent of schools,Royerton: 1909-1910 vice-principal, highschool, Tulare, Calif.
1910-1911 headof mathematics department, ThroopAcademy, Pasedena, Calif.
1911-1914head of mathematics department, highschool, Pasedena, Calif.
1914-1917 principal Pasadena Evening High School,Pasadena, Calif.
1917-1924 assistantprincipal, Pasedena High School, Pasadena, Calif.
1925-1928 principal highschool Tulare, Calif.Penrod, Florence, nr.♦Pierce, Amasa E., nr. deceased.Pound-Briggs, Mrs. Laura, pa 1909North 8th St., Terre H...
1904-1910teacher in public schools, Terre Haute
1910-1929 married to Herbert B. Briggs
not teaching, homekeeper.Rains, Edith O., la Redlands, Calif.
1904-1905 taught sixth grade, New Harmony
1905-1912 taught sixth grade,Redlands, Calif.
1912-1913 taught sixthgrade, Santa Barbara, Calif.
1913-1916taught sixth grade, Redlands, Calif.
1916-1917 year3 rest at home: 1917-1928 teacher of elementary grades. Red-lands, Calif.Redifer, Florence, la Ames, Iowa
1904-1913 teacher in schools, Terre Haute
1912-1913 student, Indiana State Teachers College, A. B. degree in 1914
1914-1915 student, Teachers College, NewYork City, N. Y.
1915-1917 teacher ofhome economics, Colorado State Teachers College, Greeley, Colo.
1917-1923home demonstration agent and supervisor
1923-1924 teacher in schools ofAmes, la.
lr 1924.♦Rumbley, Eva A., Ia Terre Haute
1904-1905 teacher in Indianapolis
1905-1906teacher in Howard Sandison School, TerreHaute
1906-1912 teacher in Wiley HighSchool, Terre Haute
1912-1914 teacherin Garfield High School, Terre Haute:attended University of Chicago in 1900,and graduated
deceased 1914.Rush-Pennington, Mrs. Rose, pa Perrys-ville
1904-1907 taught in Vigo county
1908 lived in Denver Colo.: 1908-1909teaching in Vigo county
1909-1911 athome near St. Marys
1911-1914 teaching in Vigo county:
1914-1915 livingin Terre Haute attending winter term,Indiana State Teachers College
1915-1916 teaching in Vigo county
1927-1929teaching Latin and home economics.Perrysville.Ryle-Burke, Mrs. Julia E., pa 1001 South8th St., Terre Haute
1904-1912 teacherin public schools, Terre Haute
1912-
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Back: Printed script in upper left reads, Rainbow Point, Winona Lake, Indiana. Home of Homer Rodeheaver, The World Beloved Gospel Singer. Ho...
A colorful picture of Rainbow Point. The writer says that she has a room at Ruth Wullimans (corner of Chestnut and Thirteenth) and...
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE65Christmas OTeefe at CollegeMARJORY B. CUPPYDID YOU ever read one of those collegebooks which seem to have been writteneither ...
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THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY163Chambers, Will Trout
A. B., ha Bruceville, pa 723 North Fredonia St.,Nacogdoches, Tex.
1921-1922 graduatework, University of Chicago, .1922-1924instructor, University of Tennessee,Knoxville, Tenn.
1927-1929 teacherStephen F. Austin State Teachers College in Texas, associate professor of geography, received M. S. and Ph. D. fromUniversity of ...
nr.Clodfelter, Glen, A. B., ha Roachdale,pa 1114 State St., Lafayette
1921-1925coach Roachdale
1925-1928 principalRoachdale
1928-1930 salesman, IndianaSchool Supply Co., office 229-233 WestGeorgis St., Indianapolis, Ind.Coan, Cathryn Jane, 2IG, ha Washington
pa 1526 Strum Ave., Indianapolis,taught three years in public schools ofDaviess county before graduating
1921-1924 teacher in grades of public schoolsof Vincennes
1924-1929 teacher ingrades of public schools in Indianapolis
attended University of Chicago, summer1923, Western State College, Gunnison,Colo, summer 1927.Coleman, Lucy F., 2IG, ha Indianapolis
nr,♦Congleton, Edith L., 2PE ha 323 South18th St., Terre Haute
deceased Sept.22, 1921.Cooley, Anne, 3N, ha Kentland, nr.Cox-Webb, Mrs. Eunice, 2IG, ha NewHarmony, pa Poseyville
1916-1917teacher Parkes Settlement, grades
1917-1920 teacher of grades, New Harmony
1920-1921 teacher of grades, Stewartsville
1921-1924 teacher of grades, EastChicago
1924-1929 not teaching
home-keeper, married Oct. 15, 1924.Damer, Mrs. Ruth Hunt, 3N, pa 1119South 7th St., Terre Haute
1920-1930teacher of grades, Lange School, TerreHaute
A. B. State Teachers College,Terre Haute.Daum, Ethel May, A. B., ha Tipton, pa670 Oak St., Terre Haute
1921-1922teacher of history, English, Linton
graduate Leland Powers School, Boston,Mass.
received A. M. Columbia University
1922-1930 assistant professorof reading and public speaking, IndianaState Teachers College, Terre Haute.Davis, Virginia, A. B., ha 1226 South7th St., Terre...
1921-1922 historyand English teacher, Union Center highschool, Huntington: 1922-1923 teacherin McLean Junior High School, TerreHaute
1923-1924 in Whittier, Calif.
lr1924.Delay, Grace, 4N, pa Holton
1904-1907teaching grades, Conover
1907-1916teaching grades, Holton
1916-1920teaching history, home economics, physics and geography .high school Holton
1920-1922 grade principal and criticteacher elementary training school,North Manchester
1922-1928 assistantprincipal and history teacher .highschool, North Manchester
1928-1929 attending Indiana University, M. S. degree1929, B. S. degree State Teachers College, Terre Haute in 1928
1929-1930 notteaching, at home.Delong, Albert, A. B., ha Union City, pasame
1921-1923 superintendent ofschools, Casey, 111.
1923-1925 principalJackson Consolidated School, UnionCity
1925-1927 principal East SideSchool, Union City
1927-1930 superintendent of schools, Union City.Devonald, Dorothy, 2M, ha Clinton
paBridgeton
1921-1923 music supervisor,English and history teacher, Mecca
1923-1924 music supervisor, Rosedale
1924-1926 teacher of music, Bridgeton
1926-1927 student, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute: 1927-1930music supervisor and teacher of English,Raccoon township, Bridgeton
B. S. Indiana State Teachers College, TerreHaute, 1929.Dickhaut, Alvin R., A. B., ha Mt. Vernon
pa Evansville
1921-1924 teacher history,Latin and mathematics, high school,Evansville
1924-1929 teacher of mathematics, Central High School, Evansville.Dowell, Emit, A. B., pa Rockville
taughtone year in Prairie Creek township,Vigo county before graduation
1921-1922 research work for professor Shock-el, Indiana State Teachers College, TerreHaute
1922-1926 student Indiana University School of Medicine, M. D. 1926
1926-1929 practicing medicine, Rockville.Duncan, Nelle E., A. B., ha Terre Haute
pa 812 South 25th St., Terre Haute
1917-1918 student Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute
1918-1920teacher of Latin, high school, Linton
1920-1921 student Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute
1921-1930teacher of Latin, Garfield High School,Torre Haute
graduate student University of California, Berkeley, Calif.
1927.Fisher, Edward, A .B., ha Greenwood
paRockville
taught three years beforegraduation
1916-1919 principal grades,New Marion
1921-1925 principal highschool, Mecca
1925-1930 county superintendent, Park county, Rockville
graduate student, University of Wisconsin
M. A. Indiana State Teachers College,Terre Haute, 1929.Frantz, Grant, A. B., ha Bluflton
paLaPorte
1922-1923 teacher of mathematics and science, Alexandria
1923-1924 teacher of mathematics and scienceMiddletown
1924-1929 teacher of mathematics and science, LaPorte.Fuqua-Carnarius, Mrs. Mabel Marie, A.B., ha 1115 North 6th St., Terre Haute
pa 1304 Prospect Ave., Peoria, 111.
taught four years in high school beforegraduation
1921-1922 teacher of English and Latin high school, Perrys-ville
1922-1923 teacher of Latin, McLean Junior High School, Terre Haute
1923-1930 not teaching
homekeeper,married.Gammack, Jean L, 2IG ha 812 ForestAve., South Bend
pa Guantanami, Cuba
1922-1923 teacher in public schools,Logansport
1923-1924 did not teach
1926-1929 teacher in Guantanami, Cuba.Ghormley-Rynard, Mrs. May, 2IG, haBeaumont, Tex.
pa Logansport
1921-1922 teacher of grades, Beaumont, Tex
1922-1929 teacher of grades Logansport.Glenn-Lane, Mrs. Dorothy, A. B., baNew Ross, pa same
1921-1923 teacherof English, Clinton High School, Clinton
1923-1924 teacher of English, MaceHigh School, Linnsburg
1924-1928teacher of English high school. NewRoss.Glenn, Frank W., A. B., pa Chicago,111.
taught one year before graduation
1921-1922 teacher of mathematics, his-
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE163LOCALMiss Elsie Kirchhof, who is teaching in theVincennes schools, was mingling with Kappafriends, January 22.The Latin Club, composed...
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Front: Script at left reads, Grotto Springs, Winona Lake, Ind.Back: Body of message reads, 3/7 08. Dear Robert:- Have been looking...
The Grotto Spring is located on the north side of the Twelfth Street Hill adjacent to the Billy Sunday Home. The builder is unkown....
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