Slippery Rock University - Saxigena Yearbook (Slippery Rock, PA)

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6 The Si. ip ter y Rocket Howard Lonsdale Headland English Educated in Public Schools; graduated from Slippery Hock State Normal School, 1906; attended Mt. Union College, 1907-08; graduated from Grove City with degree of A. B., 1909; Principal of Freedom High School, 1909-10; Principal of Kootenai, Idaho, Schools, 1910-12; Principal of Middlesex Township High School, 1912-13; Principal of Chicora Schools, 1913-16; editor of the Slippery Rocket; present position, 1916. John B. Cook Public Speaking and Agriculture General education, High School, Forestville, N. Y., 1899; B. S., Bucknell University, 1903; M. S. Bucknell University, 1904; taught in Department of Public Speaking, Keystone Academy, 1903-08; Principal of High School, Antwerp, N. Y., 1908-10; Superintendent of Schools, Cana-joharie, N. Y., 1910-14; business, 1914-16; Superintendent oi Schools, Canajoharie, 1917; present position, 1917. Mrs. Lillian DeArmit Physical Education Graduated from Grove City College, A. B.; taught in Public Schools of Youngstown, Ohio; graduated in three-year course at Posse Normal School of Gymnastics, Boston, Mass.; present position, 1917. Ada V. Meitzler Primary Supervisor and Methods Graduate of Keystone State Normal; A. B. at Teachers’ College, Columbia University, 1916; taught in State Normal School, Kutztown, 1908-14; Horace Mann School, 1915-16; Summer Session, Columbia University, 1916; Roland Park School, 1916-18; present position, 1918.

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D 'I' II E S I, I l l» K R V R () C K K I William M. Stewart Superintendent of Model School Methods and Criticism Born near West Sunbury, Pa.; graduated from West Sunbury Academy, 1894; graduate of Westminster College with degree of B. S., 1899, and received A. M.f 1918; completed Chautauqua course, 1903; student, Wooster University; taught in the Public Schools of Butler and Armstrong Counties; Principal of Slippery Rock High School, 1905-07; taught Pedagogy in the Geneva College Summer School, 1914; present position since 1907. Clay C. Ruff Sciences Preparatory work in Public School; Mt. Pleasant Institute and the Green.burg Seminary; graduated from Slippery Rock State Normal School, 1893, and from Franklin College Classical Course, 190.1; received A. M. degree, 1906; attended King’s School of Ora'cry th ce summer terms; also a six months’ rpccial course in Applied Psychology at Weltmer Institute, Mo.; for five years bad charge of College Department of Curry Col’ege, Pittsburgh, Pa.; present position since 1908. Beatrix X. Mary Latin Student, Olivet College, A. B.; University of Michigan, A. M.; Teacher, High School, Wheaton, Minnesota; High School, Yankton. South Dakota; State Normal School, Springfield, South Dakola; present position, 1913. John F. Allison Geography, Nature Study, and School Management Born in Worth Township, where early education wa3 received in rural schools; graduated from Slippery Rock State Normal, 1899; Grove City College, 1906; received A. M. from Grove City, 1908; taught for five years in the schools of Butler and Lawrence Counties; Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Anaconda, Mont, 1906-13; Principal Harlansburg High School, 1913-16; present position, 1916.

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7 T ii ic Slippery Rock k t Blanche M. Chari.es Household Arts Graduate of Tarentum High School, Slippery Rock State Normal School, University of Pittsburgh, in Pi Lamba Phi; student at Columbia University; taught in Springdale, Clairton, Natrona High School, University of Pittsburgh Summer School; present position, 1918. Loyal S. Marshall Coach and Mathematics Born in Hazel Dell, Pa.; educated in Common Schools of that place; graduated from Ellwood City High School, 1911; Geneva College, A. B., 1915; Principal, Princeton High School, 1917-18; present position, 1918. Gertrude Mersereau Piano and Theory Graduate of Syracuse University with B. Mus.; Postgraduate year in Piano at same University; active member of Syracuse Morning Musical, and Auburn Morning Musical; Head of Piano Department at Palmer College, Albany, Mo., for two years; studied Piano for one year in Chicago under Howard Wells; teacher of Piano in Auburn Conservatory of Music, one year; present position, 1918. Alma G. Rice Rural School Problems Graduate State Normal School, Millersville; student Columbia Summer School; Special Methods, University of Chicago, 1917-18; Teacher of Rural Schools; Supervisor in Training School, Millersville, 1906-10; Principal Training School, Clarion Normal School, 1910-16; present position, 1918.