Cowan High School - Sachem Iris Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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THE FACULTY HERE are nine members in the Facuty of the Cowan school. Mr. Charles T. Fewell, a graduate of Indiana Uuiversity, is the head of the school. He is a man of broad education and a varied school experience. His leadership is able and under his direction the school is in a flourishing condition. Mr. Fewell has charge of the manual training, Senior arithmetic and Freshman algebra. The rest of the time is given to the general supervision of the school. Mr. Russell E. Eilar, the principal of the High School has studied in the Indiana Normal school and also at In- diana University. That he has given satisfaction is evidenced by the fact that this is the successful close of his second year's work in the Cowan school as teacher of science and mathematics. Miss Maud Michael, the teacher of Domestic Science, English and History has been a close student in several of the leading schools of Indiana, having done most of her work in Indiana Uni- versity andthe Indiana Normal School. Five years of successful work stand to her credit in this school. Miss Marion Ryan, the teacher of Music, Drawing and German is one of the new members of the faculty. Miss Ryan is a graduate of the Muncie High School and has been a student in De Pauw and Muncie National Institute. Mrs. B. E. Huffman is the teacher of grades seven and eight. Her education was obtained through various schoolsg those in Indiana being the Indiana State Normal and Winona Teachers' College. She has added to this, much travel and an experience running through all grades and in High School. Mr. Duane Newton is too well known in this vicinity to need an introduction. His preparation as a teacher is thor- ough, backed by invaluable experience. Mr. Newton has charge of the fifth and sixth grades and his efficiency is at- tested to by his long retention in the Cowan schools. Miss Sybil Rinker and Miss Mildred West, two new members of the faculty are the instructors in third and fourth and second grade rooms. Both of these young ladies are graduates of the Cowan High School and have had full training in the Muncie National Insti- tute. Both are talented young women and are building up excellent reputa- tions in their special lines of work. Mrs. A. B. Bowers, the first primary teacher received her special training in Mrs. Rlaker's Teachers' College in In- dianapois. Mrs. Bowers is splendidly adapted to her work in teaching the little folks. Her results mark her as one of the best in her profession. tam?