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Letter from Wallace E. Richey to Jesse Dorsey, September 3, 1942.

Richey sends his new address at the naval training station in Great Lakes, Illinois. He recommends joining the Navy but finds the first ...

Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence

Military training Sailors--Correspondence United States. Navy--Military life World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives

Letter from Wallace Raymond Hinton to Jesse G. Dorsey, March 15, 1944.

Hinton is enjoying his station but believes he will be leaving soon. He has had several liberties and spent one in Chicago. He enjoys&#...

Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence

Military trainingSpeedometer (Louisville Cement Company employee newsletter)USO clubsWeather Sailors--Correspondence United States. Navy--Military life World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives

Smithville High School, The Searchlight, 1954, Page 19

WE LOOK INTO THE FUTUREIt is customary for the class prophet to consult someone who can unveil the future and foretell thedestiny of ea...

Smithville High School

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isua-alumniassociation-directory-1930-104

72THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYsuperintendent, Hope

1913-1914 instructor in botany and student of Olivet College, Mich.

1914-1921 superintendent,Milford, Mich.

1921-1929 teacher ofscience senior high school, Pontiac,Mich.

M. A. Olivet College, 1913-1914

three summer sessions at biological station of Michigan University

one summer at Michigan Agricultural College

one summer at Michigan State NormalCollege, and one summer at FranklinCollege

Stahl, Joseph H., pa Newtown

1906-1907teaching in high school, Martinsville

1907-1908 principal, high school, Thorntown

1908-1912 superintendent, Newtown

1919-1920 principal, high school,Newtown

1920-1929 mercantile business, practicing law at Newtown.Stallings, Ida E., pa St. Louis, Mo.

1906-1908 principal, high school, Toronto

1908-1909 attended University ofChicago

1910 graduated from IndianaUniversity

1911-1928 teacher of mathematics, Soldon High School, St. Louis,Mo.Stibbins, Edward, nr.Stierwalt, Claude, pa Ft. Lauderdale,Fla.

taught from 1898-1904 in districtschools of Morgan county before graduation

1906-1925 principal of Eminence

1925-1926 carpenter and contractor inFort Lauderdale, Fla.

1926-1929 citymail carrier in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.Stopher, Henry Wallace, pa Baton Rouge,La.

1906-1907 principal, high school,Harlan

1907-1908 teacher of history andmusic, Delphi High School, Delphi

1908-1910 supervisor of music, Noblesville

1910-1915 public school music at Louisiana State Normal School, Natchitoches,La.

1915-1929 director of departmentof music, Louisiana State University,Baton Rouge, La.

1907-1908 springterms, assistant in music, Indiana StateTeachers College, Terre Haute.Swope, Lena D., ha Worthington, pacare of William McKinley School, St...

1900-1903 teacher of grades, Waveland

1903-1906 teacher of grades, Training School,Indiana State Teachers College, TerreHaute

1906-1913 principal and teacherof English, Lew Wallace School, Indianapolis

1913-1923 principal and teacherof English

Oliver P. Morton School,Indianapolis

1923-1926 principal, Watson Woolen School, Indianapolis

1926-1928 principal Brookside School, Indianapolis

1928-1930 principal Wm. McKinleySchool, Indianapolis

Ph. B. degree University of Chicago in 1923

M. A. degreeIndiana University in June 1930.Temple, Henry, pa Jeffersonville

1906-1907 superintendent, Sellersburg

1907-1911 ward principal, Jeffersonville

1911-1929 teaching mathematics, high school,Jeffersonville.Thompson, John B., la North Mankato,Minn.

1907-1908 superintendent. UnionMills

1908-1910 superintendent, Clayton

1910-1912 department of commerceand labor, Washington, D. C.

1912-1913superintendent Of government schools.White Earth, Minn.

1913-1914 superintendent of government schools, RedLake, Minn.

1914-1915 superintendentof government schools, Onigum, Minn.

1916-1917 head of department of English, Walker, Minn.

1917-1918 superintendent McGrath, Minn.

1918-1920superintendent, Brook Par, Minn.

1920-1921 superintendent, Pemberton, Minn.

1921-1924 superintendent. North Mankato, Minn.

nr. since 1924.Tillman, Ernest Shaffer, ha Rensselaer

1906-1909 teacher of botany and zoology, high school, Rensselaer

1909-1912 head of science department, highschool, Lebanon

1913 head of biologicalscience department, high school, Hammond

1914 principal, free eveningschools, Hammond

secretary-terasurer,Indiana Association Science and Mathematics Teachers

member of BiologySub-Committee of National EducationalAssociation on Reorganization of Secondary Education

the summers of 1905,1906, 1907, 1908, student in IndianaUniversity

major subjects zoology,minors, botany and physical geography

lr 1914.Tinkham, Minnie, ha Wheatfield

1906-1907 teacher of grades Attica

1907-1908 teacher, Rensselaer

1908-1910critic teacher, grade one, Tri-State College, Angola

1910-1917 primary teacher, Wheatfield

lr 1917.Tipton, Mary Edna, pa 204 North Avenue, 57th, Los Angeles, Calif.

1906-1923 teacher in public schools, TerreHaute

1923-1924 supervisor elementarygrades, Vincennes

1925-1928 home-keeper, Los Angeles, Calif.Torr, Mary I., nr.Townsley, Fred D., pa Decatur, 111.

1906-1908 principal, high school, Delphi

1908-1909 superintendent, Delphi.

1909-1911 teacher of physics, mathematics,high school, Crawfordsville

1911-1914teacher of physics and mathematics, highschool, Greensburg

1914-1915 teacherof physics and mathematics, high school,Decatur, 111.

1915-1929 professor ofphysics, James Millikin University, Decatur, 111.Wall-McKeehan, Ruth, pa 1709 North47th St., Seattle, Wash.

1906-190 7teacher of English, high school, Montezuma

1907-1910 teacher in city schools,Terre Haute

1910-1924 married CharlesF. McKeehan in 1910, not teaching,homekeeper, Seattle, Wash

lr 1924.Watson, John, pa 318 Beechwood Ave.,Muncie

1906-1907 principal, GarfieldSchool, Muncie

1908-1911 surveyor andcivil engineer, Delaware county

1911-1914 principal, Wilson School, Muncie

1914-1919 principal, Roosevelt School,Muncie

1922-1929 city engineer, Muncie.♦Walton, Mary, nr.Wimmer, Herman A., pa 6153 SouthHermitage Ave., Chicago, 111.

principal,Mier High School Building, principal,Marion, superintendent, Windfall, principal, high school, Sheridan, superintendent, Bremen, before graduation

1906-1908 superintendent, Windfall

1908-1910 superintendent, New London

1910-1911 principal, high school, Bremen

1915-1918 superintendent, Rochelle

1918war work, Ft. McPherson, Atlanta, Ga.

1919-1921 employment manager of Goodman Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111.

1921-1929teacher, Lindblom High School, Chicago,111.

received A. B. from Indiana University 1914

post graduate work in education, University of Chicago, summers1916-1917.

Indiana State University Archives

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isua-alumniassociation-directory-1930-097

THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY65Halstead, Roy E., nr.Hanna, Guy C, pa Faribault, Station A.,Minn.

1905-1907 superintendent ofschools, Burnetts ville

1907-1909 headof teacher department, Marion NormalSchool

1909-1911 superintendent Training School, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute

1911-1917 superintendent Indiana Boys School, Plainfield

1917-1929 superintendent, Minnesotaschool for Feeble-minded and Colony forEpileptics, Station A., Faribault, Minn.♦Harsh, William E., ha Rome City...

1905-1906 superintendent, schools, Avillea

1906-1911 superintendent, Albion

1911-1915 superintendent, Rome City

lr 1915.Haskins, Edgar N., pa Vincennes

1905-1906 teacher in Oaktown

1906-1909Vincennes University

1909-1920 countysuperintendent, Knox county

1920-1929superintendent schools, Vincennes

1929-1930 secretary of Peoples Building andLoan Association, Vincennes.Hiberly, John C, pa Santa Cruz, Calif.

taught four years before graduation

1905-1907 teacher in city schools of Indiana

1907-1910 teacher in schools ofOklahoma. Idaho and Wyoming

1910-1914 homesteaded in Idaho

1914- 1915teacher in business college, Spokane,Wash.

1915-1917 in mining and lumberbusiness, Calif.

enlisted in regulararmy, Sept. 1917

1918-1922 employedin post office and engaged in milling

1922-1929 engaged in real estate business, Santa Cruz, Calif.

attended Valparaiso University and graduated fromJunkins Institute, Spokane, Wash.Highley, Albert Elmer, pa Lafayette

1905-1908 principal, high school, Tipton

1910-1912 head of mathematics department, high school, Terre Haute

1912-1913 principal Garfield High School,Terre Haute

1913-1923 superintendentof schools, Marion

1910 A. B., IndianaUniversity, mathematics

A. M. in education, 1911 Indiana University

1923-1930 superintendent, Lafayette.Hilton, Raymond, nr.Hoberg, Emma M., la 1323 South CenterSt., Terre Haute

1902-1922 teacher,third grade, Terre Haute

1924 at home,Terre Haute

lr 1924.Holloway-Scharpenburg, Mrs. Lola Vale,la 2110 19th St., Bakerfield, Calif.

1905-1906 teacher in Spelman Seminary, Atlanta, Ga.

1906-1909 teacher in Greenwood School, Terre Haute

1910-1912teacher in public schools, Portland, Ore.

1912-1924 at home, Bakersfield .Calif.

lr 1924.Huffman-Vogel, Mrs. F. Blanche, haNorth Vernon

1905-1906 teacher ofgrades, Seymour

1906-1907 teacher ofEnglish, high school, Seymour

1907-1910 teacher of primary grades, Seymour

1910-1913 teacher of primarygrades, Evansville

1913-1927 marriedWilliam F. Vogel Aug. 5, 1913: lived inNorth Vernon, Boonville and Shelbyville

deceased in 1927.Humston, Cly R., la Danville

1906-1907principal high school, Lizton

springterms assistant in English department,State Teachers College, Terre Haute

1907-1924 assistant cashier, DanvilleState Bank, Danville

lr 1924.Hunt, Sarah A., la 1350 Orange St., LosAngeles, Calif.

1906-1907 teacher ofprimary grades, Vincennes

1907-1908teacher of primary grades, Montpelier

1908-1913 teacher of grades, TerreHaute

1913-1914 teacher of grades, LosAngeles, Calif.

lr 1914.Hutchison, Nathaniel Frederick, paSalem

1905-1910 superintendent,schools, Russiaville

1910-1911 student,Indiana University

1911-1912 superintendent, schools, Huntingburg

1921-1929 superintendent schools, Salem.Inman, Alta E., la RFD 5, Terre Haute

1905-1915 primary teacher, Harrisontownship, Vigo county

1915 primaryteacher, schools of Terre Haute

lr 1915.Isenbarger, Jerome, la 2200 GreenleafAve., Chicago, 111.

1905-1909 teacherof science, Lebanon

1909-1910 graduate,Indiana University

1910-1913 teacherof science, Louisville, Ky., Male HighSchool

1913-1922 teacher of zoology,Nicholas Senior High School and JuniorCollege, Chicago, 111.

did graduate workin University of Chicago, summers of1912, 1913, 1915, 1916

1922-1924Crane Junior College, Chicago, 111.

lr1924.Jackson-Gushing, Mrs. Mary, pa 4712Simpson Ave., Cincinnati, O.

1905-1908teacher of sixth grade, Middlctown

1909-1910 teacher of sixth grade, Edinburg

1910-1929 teacher of second grade,Cincinnati, O.

taught two years in Wabash county before gradaution.James-Hunt, Mrs. Jessica, pa Ekalaka,Mont.

1906-1911 teacher in Helt township schools, Dana

1911-1912 teacherin Camp Crook School, Camp Crook, S.D.

1912-1913 on a homestead, Midland,Mont.

1913-1915 teacher in CampCrook School, S. D.

1915-1918 on ahomestead, Midland, Mont.

1918-1920teacher in Camp Crook School, CampCrook, S. D.

1920-1921 teacher in Helttownship School, Dana

1921-1922 teacher in Camp Crook School, Camp Crook,S. D.

1922-1924 teacher in Helt township school, Dana

1924-1929 teacher inCarter County High School, Ekalaka,Mont.Joab-Mcllroy, Mrs. Gertrude, pa I EastJohnson Ave, West Terre Haute

1905-1906 principal West Terre Haute

1906-1907 teacher of grades, Lew WallaceSchool, Indianapolis

married to HarryMcllroy 1907

1907-1925 homekeeper

1925-1926 attended Indiana State Teachers College

1927 supplied in SugarCreek townwship: 1928-1929 principal ofMaryland school, Honey Creek township

1929-1930 teacher of English, highschool, West Terre Haute.Kiff, Margaret, pa Richmond

1906teacher in English department, publicschools, Bloomington

1923-1929 teacherof English, Julia Test Junior HighSchool, Richmond.Kimble-Duncan, Mrs. Pearl, pa 417West Kirkwood, Bloomington

1906-1910teacher of mathematics, departmentalschool, Bloomington

1910-1911 continuation teacher, Utuado, Porto Rico

1911-1913 teacher of mathematics, departmental school, Bloomington

1913 married to Frank C. Duncan, Bloomington

1914 traveled seven months in Europe

1914-1929 homekeeper, Bloomington.Kitch, Claude E., pa 213 North HorneyAve., Oak Park, 111.

1901-1904 teacherrural schools, Huntington county

1904-1906 teacher in township high school,all grades, Huntington county

190S-1908 student, Indiana University, received A. B. 1908

1908-1909 teacherof mathematics and English, high school,

Indiana State University Archives

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