Bacone College - Warrior Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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THE BACONE CHIEF 9 MRS. LUELLA J. RANDALL, Principal of the Primary Department. Student at Normal school and Shepardson College, Gran- ville, Ohio. Teacher in public schools in Ohio eight years. Missionary in Burma 1897-1907. Teacher Leland University, New Orleans, La., 1908-10. Teacher in Bacone College, 1910- J. ROBERT STEEL, Professor of English Language and Literature. Student in Kansas Normal School, 1907-8. Teacher in Osborne, Kansas, 1908-10. Granduated from Kansas State Normal High School 1912. Special study three months in Cheltenham. England. Student in Kansas State Normal College, 1913. Professor of English, Bacone College, January, 1914-15 Of Kansas, Sunny Kansas, I am dreaming, No matter where my wandering steps may go, Mid her skies the star of hope is ever gleaming, In Kansas where the Sunflowers grow. AMBROSE CLARK RICE, B. S., B. Ph. Head of Department of Science. B. S., Iowa State College, 1897. B. Ph., Des Moines College, 1903. Instructor in Chemistry, Ames, 1898-99. Instructor in Science and Manual Training, Bishop Col- lege, Marshall, Tex., 1899-01. Professor of Physics and Chemistry, Baptist College, Rangoon, Burma, 1903-06. - Superintendent Normal School, Rangoon, Burma, 1906-10. Professor of Science, Bacone College, 1912- EDMUND ALBERT RANDALL, B. S. Head of Department of Mathematics. Graduate High School, Coudersport, Pa., 1898. Mans- field Normal College, Mansfield, Pa., 1906. B. S., Mellens School of Science, Washington, D. C., 1908. Graduate of Marden's Cooperative Realty Course, Wash- ington, D. C., 1909. Principal of Stephen's High School, Cravvfordsville, Ga. 7

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L 10 THE BACONE CHIEF two years 3 Principal of J ohnsonburg Academy, J ohnsonburg, Ga., one year, Principal Pride High School, Pride, Ga., two years, Principal Mansfield High School, Mansfield, Pa., one year. Professor of Mathematics, Bacone College, 1914- BERTHA MARSTON ECKERT, A. B. Head of Latin Department. A. B., Wellesley College, 1906. Instructor in Latin, Mathematics and English, Bolton High School, Bolton, Mass., 1906-08. Instructor in Latin, Mathematics and English, Leland University, New Orleans, La., 1908-10. Professor of Latin and Physiology,Bacone College, 1910- IDA MINNIE BECKEY, A. B. Head of History Department. A. B., Ottawa University, 1914, Ottawa, Kansas. Assistant Instructor in History, O. U. Academy, Otta- wa, Kansas, 1913-14. Professor of History, Bacone College, 1914- ADELAIDE T. DICKERMAN, Ph. B. Instructor of Sixth and Seventh Grades. Ph. B., Central University, Pella, Iowa, 1912. Graduate of Modern Classical Course, Oswego College, Oswego, Kansas. Graduate of the Course of Proficiency in Music, Oswego College Conservatory, Oswego, Kansas, 1911. Instructor in German and English, Arkansas Confer- ence College, Siloam Springs, Arkansas. Instructor German and English, Weeping Water Acad- emy, Weeping Water, Nebraska. Instructor in Latin and First Assistant in Department of Music, Benedict College, Columbia, South Carolina. Teacher of Sixth and Seventh Grades, Bacone College, 1914- Natu1'e made her as she is And never made anitherf' RUTH COE. Graduate of Bacone College, 1914. , V Teacher of Sixth and Seventh Grades, Bacone College, 1914-