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THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY57principal Broad Ripple High School: 1910-1914 principal Westland ConsolidatedSchool
1914-1919 principal Charlottesville: 1919-1921 principal high school,Milbank, S. D.: 1921-1929 member offaculty, Wayne State Teachers College,Wayne, Neb....
1929-1930 principal highschool, Charlottesville.Parr, Leonard K., pa Yoder, Colo.
1903-1904 principal, Newtown
1906-1907teacher and principal of Logan countyHigh School, Sterling, Colo.: 1908-1909principal Montrose County High School,Montrose, Colo.
1909-1922 engaged inretail lumber business at Padroni, Colo.
1922-1923 teacher of science and mathematics, Limon, Colo.
1923-1929 principal, Tructon School, Yoder, Colo.Pearson, Bemice, pa 3016-44 S. W.Seattle, Wash
taught two years in Shelby county schools
1903-1930 teacher inShelbyville, Boise, Idaho
at present,teaching art in public schools, Seattle,Wash.
attended Purdue University,summer 1913
Washington University,summer 1929.Pearson, Lora, pa 704 South HarrisonSt.. Shelbyville: 1896-1929 teacher ofgrades and ward principal in Shelbyville...
student, Indiana University, summers of1904, 1905 and 1906
student, Wisconsin University, summers of 1910, 1912and 1914.Peterson-McCaslin, Mrs. Mary, la 897East Drive, Woodruff Place, Indianapolis
1901-1902 taught one year beforegraduation
1902-1905 teacher of grades,Wayne township, Marion county
married Frank McCaslin Oct. 18, 1906, notteaching, homekeeper, lr 1906.♦Planett, Cora M., ha 814 First Ave.,Terre Haute
1903-1928 teacher of elementary grades. Harrison School, TerreHaute
deceased May 30, 1929.♦Porter, Albert G., ha 2706 FenwoodAve., Terre Haute
1903-1904 teacherin public schools, Hutton
1904-1905teacher in public schools, Brazil
1909graduated from Indiana University,medical school
1909-1910 spent ashouse physician St. Vincents Hospital,Indianapolis
1910 practicing medicineand surgery, Terre Haute
deceased.Rawlings, Osie C, nr.Richards, Florence A., pa 1403 Southcenter St., Terre Haute
1904-1913teacher in grades, Terre Haute
1913-1929 teacher of history, Wiley HighSchool, Terre Haute
received A. B. degree from Indiana University in 1913
1929-1930 leave of absence, graduatework at Indiana University.♦Robinson, Jeremiah, ha Martinsville:1901-1916 superintendent of schools,Martinsville
1918-1921 principal schools,Morgantown
1923-1926 study hall, FortLauderdale, Fla.
deceased May 2, 1926.♦Schafer, Sarah, ha Elkhart
deceased,murdered at Bedford.Schnicb, Anna A., la Fulton, Mo.
1904-1905 teacher of fifth and seventh grade,Montpelier
1905-1908 teacher of departmental English, Muncie
1908-1909 attended the State University, also summer1908
1909-1910 critic teacher in Normal. Fort Wayne
1910-1913 assistantprincipal, Normal School, Fort Wayne
1918-1916 student. Columbia University
1915 in the summer, instructorof education, Iowa State AgriculturalCollege
1916 professor of education,William Woods College, Fulton, Mo.
lr 1915.Shryer, Laura, pa 1801 Ohio Blvd., TerreHaute: 1903-1904 teacher grades Swayzee
1904-1905 teacher grades cityschools, Terre Haute
1905-1907 student, Indiana University, A. B.
1907-1911 general assistant, Wiley HighSchool, Terre Haute
1911-1912 student,Teachers College, Columbia University.B. S.: 1912-1930 supervisor of homeeconomics, city schools. Terre Haute
M. A. Columbia University 1927.Simpson, Everett D„ pa Los Angeles,Calif.
1900-1901 taught at Pimento
1901-1903 teacher of grades
1903-1906teacher of grades, Bloomington
1907-1908 teacher in Bryant-Stratton Business College, Chicago, 111.
1908-1923principal, Gary
1924-1925 teacher ofgrades, Los Angeles, Calif.
1925-1927assistant principal, Gary
1927-1929teacher in public schools, Los Angeles,Calif.Sipple, Guy, pa 5711 Howe St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
1903-1905 superintendent ofschools, LaFollette, Tenn.
1905-1912principal county high school, Sparta,Tenn.
1912-1914 superintendent ofschools, Princeton, Ky.
graduated fromIndiana University in 1915
1915-1919teacher of mathematics in high school,Richmond
1919-1922 assistant on engineering corps., Pennsylvania RailroadUniversity School
1923-1929 head ofmathematics department. UniversitySchool, Pittsburg, Pa.Smythe, William Edward, pa Boulder,Colo.
1903-1907 superintendent ofschools, Dana
1907-1909 student at Indiana University, A. B. June 1909
1909-1910 principal high school, Ladoga
1910-1911 superintendent Ladoga
1911-1914 instructor in education, DePauwUniversity, Greencastle
1914-1916 assistant professor of education, DePauwUniversity, Greencastle
1928-1929 assistant professor of education at theUniversity of Colorado, Boulder, Colo.Sonnefield-Patterson, Mrs. Harriet, pa490 East 127th St., Clevenland, O....
190o-1904 teacher in Vigo county: 1904-1920teacher. Sandison School, Terre Haute
1920-1923 substitute teacher in schoolsof Cleveland, O.
1923-1929 at home,not teaching.Speas, Mary, pa Worthington: 1903-1904 primary teacher, Royerton: 1904-1906 teacher in district schools
1906-1929 at home with parents.Stopher, Emmet C, pa 210 South Willow St., Kent, O.
1903-1904 principalMills School, Crawfordsville
1904-1907head of mathematics department, Crawfordsville: 1907-1909 principal highschool, Noblesville
1909-1916 superintendent, Noblesville: 1916-1919 extension instructor, Kent State Normal College, Kent, O.: 1919-1927 superintendentof training school, Kent.&#x...
1927-1929
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