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This is an issue of We the People, an annual periodical published by the Indiana Constitution Day Committee.
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12THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYState Normal University, Normal. 111.
lr 1929 retired and living in Bloomington, 111.ODell-Stockwell, Mrs. Winnie, nr.Olcott, Anna G., pa 200 Emmett St.,Evansville
taught elementary grades inPatriot prior to graduation: 1888-1894taught in Lawrenceburg
1896 went toEvansville and taught continuously until retirement in 1925
lr 1929.Pavey, Walter M., nr.Peters, Louise, pa 1801 East Ohio St.,Terre Haute
1889-1891 critic teacher,Indiana State Teachers College
1891-1893 studied at Leland Stanford JuniorUniversity
1893-1895 teacher in schoolsat Indianapolis
1895-1896 teacher inschools, Anderson
1897-1898 student,Indiana University
1898-1913 teacher ofEnglish, Wiley High School, TerreHaute
1913-1930 head English department, V/iley High School, Terre Haute.Price, James L. pa 429 North CenterSt., Terre Haute
1888-1839 taught atBridgeton
1889-1890 principal school,Riley
1890-1891 post graduate work,Indiana State Teachers College
1891-1893 superintendent of schools, OaklandCity
1893 admitted to bar
1893-1930practicing law in Terre Haute
assistantgrammar department, Indiana StateTeachers College, spring term 1892.Raines, Sigel E., pa Freeport, 111.
1889-1891 principal high school, Sullivan
1891-1895 superintendent of schools,Sullivan
1895-1897 student, IndianaUniversity
graduated 1897 with A. B.degree: was business manager of theArbutus
1897-1903 principal highschool, Freeport, 111.
1903-1927 superintendent schools, Freeport, 111.
lr 1928retired, taking a year rest and travel.Robinson, J. M., nr.Sanders, William H., pa LaCrosse, Wis.
taught in elementary schools beforegraduation
superintendent of schools,Middletown, Rensselaer and Bloomington
received A. B. and A. M. fromIndiana University
1909-1929, teacherof psychology and education. State Normal School, LaCrosse, Wis
A. M. degree1896, University of Chicago.Scott-Myers, Mrs. Anna G., nr.Voris, O. L., pa Hayden
since graduation taught continuously in the schoolsof Indiana serving as superintendent inCenterville, Hagerstown, Fountain City,Webster, Patriot, Cortland and ...
now superintendent of schools, Hayden.Wisely-Lawler, Mrs. Margaret, pa Gar-dena, Calif.
taught two years beforegraduation
lr 1894-1928 not teaching, athome.Wright, M. Elizabeth, pa 612 South 7thSt., Terre Haute
1888-1894 teacher incity schools, Terre Haute
1894-1895teacher of mathematics, St. Louis, Mo.
1895-1930 Christian Science practitioner,Terre Haute.CLASS OF 1889Apple,, Orville, pa Orleans
taught twoyears in the rural schools of Orangecounty
became county superintendentof schools, Orange county in 1891
ingovernment employ for two years
1901-1929 engaged in insurance, loan and realestate business, Orleans.Ball, Charlotte L., nr.Bryan, Elmer Burrit, ha Van Wert, Ohio:pa Athens, Ohio...
1882-1892 principalhigh school, Kokomo
1893-1894 teacher in Manual Training High School, Indianapolis
1894-1896 professor of educational science, Butler College
1896-1899 assistant professor of pedagogy Indiana University
1901-1903 generalsuperintendent of education, PhilippineIslands
1903-1905 professor of education and social psychology, Indiana University
1905-1907 president FranklinCollege
1909-1921 president ColgateCollege
1921-1930 president Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, married MargaretL. Scott, Kokomo, June 28, 1889
A.B. degree Indiana University 1893
graduate student Harvard University,1898
Clark University 1900
L. H. D.degree, University of Maine, 1915
goldmedal and diploma from exposition forPhilippine educational exhibit
memberof N. E. A.
author The Basis ofPractical Teaching, 1909
FundamentalFacts for the Teacher, 1911.Clapham, William Ellsworth, pa 2903Webster St., Fort Wayne
1889-1892superintendent of schools, Newport
1892-1894 student, Indiana University
received A. B. and LL. B. degrees fromIndiana University: 1894-1898 attorneyFort Wayne
1898-1904 associate professor of law, Indiana University
1902-1903 graduate student, Harvard University
1904-1906 professor of law, Indiana Law School
1906-1910 attorney.Indian Territory, Okla.
1910-1928 attorney, Fort Wayne.Collins, Anna Brockman, la 421 East4th St., Bloomington
1889-1892 teacherin grades, Huntington
1892-1893 assistant principal of high school, Rushville
1893-1895 principal high school, Rushville
1895-1897 student, Indiana University
1897-1907 head of English department, high school, Kokomo
1907-1908critic teacher of English, high school,Bloomington
1908-1916 instructor inEnglish, Indiana LTniversity
received A.B. 1897 and A. M. in 1909
graduatestudent. University of Chicago, summer1903
lr 1916 living in Bloomington.♦Cox, U. O., ha Terre Haute, RFD C, trtaught a number of years before graduation
taught spring term 1889 IndianaState Teachers College, Terre Haute
1889-1891 teacher in schools, Farmland
1891-1897 head of the department ofscience, State Normal School, Mankato,Minn
organized and equipped the chemical and physiological laboratories of thatinstitute
1897-1902 attended IndianaUniversity, A. B. degree in zoology
M.A. degree in 1902
1905-1920 professorof biology, Indiana State TeachersCol-lege, Terre Haute
the first dean of thefaculty, which position he held untilhis death in 1920.Culbertson-Rutherford, Mrs. Belle, pa1000 South 2nd St., Evansville...
taughtin schools of Jefferson and Switzerlandcounties before graduation
1889-1894taught in Greensburg, Chrisman, 111., andSalt Lake City, Utah
married in 1894and since that time engaged with homeduties.Cunningham, John C, pa 337 EuclidAve., Peru
1889-1895 taught in districtschools Miami county
1892-1905 engaged in farming
1905-1910 taught in
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The April 2001 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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The November 2004 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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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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24THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY1910 principal of Harrison School, TerreHaute
1910-1911 principal of WileyHigh School, Terre Haute
1911-1912principal of Rea School, Terre Haute
1912-1918 teacher in high school,Georgetown
1918-1920 government clerkat Jeffersonville
1920-1921 educationaldirector for Veterans Bureau U. S. Government, Pittsburg, Pa.
1921-1923 director for Veterans Bureau, Cincinnati,O.
1923-1925 director for VeteransBureau, Indianapolis: 1925-1928 rancherin California
1928-1929 living in NewAlbany.♦Ulmer-Hockhaltcr, Mrs. May, marriedto John P. Hockhalter
deceased 1896nr.Walters, Margaret, nr.West, O. P., pa 3116 Troy Ave.. Cincinnati, O.
taught three years in gradesbefore graduation
1894-1897 teacher inhigh school, Kentland
1897-1900 attended Indiana University, graduated in1900
1900-1904 principal of high school,Martinsville
1906-1907 head of Germandepartment in high school, Washington
1907-1914 head of German departmentin high school Lafayette (had two yearsleave to study in Germany 1909-1911)
1914-1917 engaged in state work inKentucky organizing music courses inpublic schools
1917-1919 war service,Aviation Camp, Arcadia, Fla.
1919-1920principal of high school, Punta Gorda,Fla.: 1920-1924 head of English department, Jacksonville, Fla.
1924-1927postal clerk, Jacksonville, Fla.
1927-1929 teacher of science, Wauchula, Fla.Weills, Edna, nr.Wharton, Flora, pa 720 East Market St.,Logansport
1894-1899 grade work andsupervisor of music, Rensselaer
1899-1900 supervised music at Ord and St.Paul, Nebraska alternate weeks
1900-1901 studied in Chicago Conservatoryof Music
1901-1906 supervised musicand grade work at Tipton
1906-1908taught grade, music and drawing atHuntington
1908-1909 departmentalprincipal music, Indianapolis
1909-1910departmental music and English, Vincennes
1910-1911 out of school work,Logansport
1911-1929 departmental,music and literature, Logansport.Whitenack-Dorsey, Mrs. Edith, pa SanDimas, Calif.
1894-1904 teacher, Indiana State Teachers College, TerreHaute: 1904-1921 not teaching, home-keeper
1921-1923 charge of a residencehall for girls, University of Illinois
1923-1:>28 senior advisor, Kemper Hall,Kenorh.., Wis.
1928-1930 Voorhis Schoolfor Boys, San Dimas, Calif.
chair ofwritten expression.Wright, Lorenzo H., ha Columbus
lr1916 farming in Bartholomew county.CLASS OF 1895Allen, Fiske, pa 1648 4th St., Charleston, 111.
1896 assistant at Indiana StateTeachers College
1896-1898 teacher ofmathematics. Tipton
1898 received A.B. degree from Indiana University: 1898-1908 teacher in Manual Training HighSchool, Indianapolis
1908-1911 teacherin Horace Mann High School of Columbia University
1911-1913 head of mathematics department, Normal School,Emporia, Kan.
1913-1916 supervisor inTraining School, Charleston, 111.
1916-1929 director of Training School, Eastern Illinois State College, Charleston,111.Arnett, William, nr.Bateman, Elizabeth, la Barberton, O.
1895-1900 taught eighth grade Edinburg
1900-1901 taught eighth grade,Akron, O.
1901-1905 taught Englishand history in high school, Wadsworth,O.
1906-1916 history departmentalwork, Barberton, O
lr 1916.Bell, Sanford, formerly professor at Colorado University, Boulder, Colo.
present address not known.Bell, Lydia, ha Lebanon
1895-1896teacher of grades in Anderson
1897-1906 teacher of grades in Lebanon
1908-1916 principal of Central School:1925-1929 teacher of history and civics,high school, Lebanon.Benedict, Frances, nr.Berry, Lillian Gay, pa Bloomington...
1896-1897 teacher in eighth grade. Hunt-ington
1898-1899 student in IndianaUniversity
A. B. 1899
1900-1901 teacher of Latin, high school, Monticello
1901-1902 teacher of Latin, Huntington
1902-1903 teacher of Latin, Indianapolis,Manual Training High School
1903-1905instructor and assistant professor inLatin, Indiana University
1906-1907fellow in Latin in University of Chicagoand in Rome
1907-1916 associate professor of Latin, Indiana University
A.M., Indiana University, 1905
1926-1938professor of Latin, Indiana University.♦Berry, Thomas F., ha RFD 3 Gosport
1895-1897 principal of school at Roann
1897-1898 superintendent at Fowler
1898-1899 principal at Lagro
1899-1904 taught in Peru High School
1904-1908 assistant principal at Shelbyville
1908-1911 newspaper work and memberof State Legislature from Wabashcounty
1911-1915 English teacher inSouth Bend High School and in chargeof night schools
1915-1917 taught inMilford High School
1917-1928 countysuperintendent of Fulton county
1923-1927 principal at Stinesville
deceased1927.♦Bland, Alice M„ deceased Aug. 1908.Boring, Hortense, la 805 South 5th St.,Terre Haute
lr 1929 retired after teaching thirty years in schools of TerreHaute.Borroughs-Chamnea*, Mrs. Frances W.,nr.Boulden-Woods, Mrs. Mary G., pa Frankfort...
taught three years rural school before graduation
1895-1911 teacher inrural school, Clinton
1911-1929 notteaching, homekeeper
married in 1911.Brown-Huber, Mrs. Rozzie, nr.Bull, William S., pa 1937 South MainSt., Kokomo
1896-1896 post graduatework, Indiana State Teachers College,Terre Haute
1896-1902 principal .highschool, Montpelier
1902-1910 oil inspector
1910-1930 building contractor,Kokomo.Cassady, O. Wellington, lr 1916 superintending a farm south-west of WestTerre Haute.♦Chamberlain, Fred, deceased eight or...
was U. S. fish commissioner at time of death.Clear-Thomburg, Mrs. Myrtle, nr.Collins, Minnie M., la 1620 North A St.,
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The January 1980 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Fort Wayne Task Force on Homosexuality.
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The September 1984 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayn...
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The August 1980 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
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The August 1985 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
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The September 2005 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of ...
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The December 1980 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne...
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The May 2004 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of the&#x...
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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The April 2003 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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The August 2006 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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The January 2002 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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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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The March 2006 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of the&...
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library
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