Epsom High School - Epsodian Yearbook (Epsom, IN)

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G L D PO S C A.B. H9261 East Central State Teachers College, Ada, Oklahoma: lVI.A. 119299 Teachers College, Columbia University New York, New York: Post graduate work C1929-315 Columbia University. New York, New York: LL.B. 119385 Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tennessee: August 1945, graduate Finance School U.S. Army, Eort Benjamin Harrison: Special Certificate Income Tax Cours: C1949-50-515 Watkins Institute, Nashville, Tennessee: Post graduate work in Law C1951-531 Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tennessee. Principal Scott received his A.B. degree from East Central Teachers College, Ada, Oklahoma, where he had served as Assistant Librarian in the Teachers College, and also as Assistant Supervisor in the Horace Mann Training School. From 1926-29, Principal Scott was instructor in Social Studies and Administrative Assistant to the Principal. Central Junior School, Lima, Ohio: Summer of 1929 and year of 1929-30, he served as Principal of the Senior School, Long Beach, New York: beginning with the Spring Session of 1930 and ending with the Spring Session of 1934, he served as Instruc- tor in History at Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, New York: beginning with the Fall Semester, 1931 and ending with the Spring Term of 1934, Principal Scott was Special Lecturer in the Political Sci- ence Department of Hunter College, New York, New York: also during the period of 1930-1933, he served as special assistant in the Bureau of Curriculum Research, Columbia University: Summer of 1931, he was instructor in History at lVlcBurney School, New York, New York: 1934-36. Prin- cipal Scott was Dean and Instructor, Hamilton Institute, New York, New York: Summer of 1936 and year of 1936-37, he was Dean and Acting President and Instructor at Lima College, Lima, Ohio: in the fall of 1937, he was appointed Professor of Political Science at Cumberland Universi- ty, Lebanon, Tennessee Prior to coming to Epsom, Principal Scott served as principal of Carroll- ton Schools in Carrol County, Indiana. Principal Scott prior to going to Carrollton had been en- gaged in the practice of law and public accountancy: he also had considerable experience in the army in the establishing and the operation of an educational unit. Principal Scott was co-author with General Walter S, Paulknew, the work being known as A History and Interpretation of the Con- stitution of the United States. Principal Scott is also a member of the fourth estate having been Editor of a weekly newspaper several years ago. Principal Scott is a Life Member of N.E.A., also the S.D.K. fraternity, National Association of Secondary Principals fN.E,A,j, Department of Ele- mentary Principals CN.E.A.j Indiana Association of Elementary and Secondary, Indiana Classroom Teachers Association, also Indiana State Teachers Association School Principals, and Fellow in the National Geographical Society. He is also listed in Leaders in Education. He has also served in various offices in the I.0.0.E, and the American Legion. 7 E O O

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Mr, York was born on a farm northeast of Odon, Indiana. He attended a one room rural school, Madison Township from which he graduated in 1909. He grad- uated from Odon High School in 1916. Mr. York received the A.B. degree from Central Normal College in 1925. He received his M.A. degree from Columbia Un- iversity in 1930 and received the M.S. degree from Indiana University in 1932, He com- pleted residence requirements for the Doctorate at Indiana Univer- sity in 1933. He also attended Indiana State Teachers' College and A.E.E. University of Beaune, France. Mr. York began teaching in a one room rural school in 1916. He has served as a rural teacher, elementary principal, high school teacher, high school principal, superintendent of town schools, and as superintendent of Daviess County Schools. He is a life member of the NEA, member of I.S.T.A., mem- ber of the County Superintendents Association, and a member of the Department of Rural Education of the NEA. He has served on committees of the Indiana Classroom Teachers Association, the Indiana State Teachers' Association, and the NEA. He is now Vice President of the I.S.T.A, and a member of its Executive Committee. 1. R. YORK During the summers Mr. York has worked as a laborer on the farm, in Allison's Division, in Curtis Wright Co., in RCA, acted as a salesman for an oil company and for Sears Roebuck Co. Mr. York served in the infantry during World War I in the United States and saw active service in the battle field in Europe. tHe has traveled throughout eastern United States and France. He has also traveled some in Eng- land, Canada, Luxemburg, and Italy. He is a member of the E.U.B. Church in Odon, the I.0.0.F., and the F. and A.M. Mr. York is exceedingly proud and happy to be a teacher where a great service may be rendered to the citizens of today and tomorrow. 6

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OUR LIVES THEY PROTECT BY CAREFUL, SKILLPUL OPERATION OF THEIR VEHICLES DRIVERS' NAMES from left to right: William Hart, Absolam Slaven, Morris Burkhart, Robert Osmon, Gilbert Andis, and Everett Burkhart 8