Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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e. ;. i:oiii:r.A( i;][. E. G. ROHRBAUGH, Assistant to the President. Graduated from Conference Seminary, Buckkannon, 1895; 1895-1896, teacher in public schools; A. B. Alle- gheny College, 1900 ; teacher Conference Seminary, spring and summer 1900; teacher in Brookville (Pa.) High School, 1900-1901 ; teacher and first assistant State Normal School, Glenville, 1901-1905 : A. 51. in classics. Harvard University, 1906; first assistant Glenville Normal, 1906-1907; present position 1907. MONTANA HASTINGS. State Normal School. Emporia. Kan., 1890-1891, sum- mer 1898 ; K. G. diploma, 1891 ; Drake University, Des Moines, la.. 1892-1893-latf i : diploma, 1897; Chicago Uni- versity Summer Schools, 1900-19,..x ; Columbia University Summer Schools, 1902-1903-1905, regular session 1 1-2 years, 1905-1906 ; diploma 1906. Teaching Experience — Primary teacher, three years, 1897-1900, Des Moines, la. Assistant superintendent of schools, Joplin, Mo., three years, 1900-1903 ; head of training department, State Nor- mal School, Kirksville, Mo., two years, 1903-1905; head of training department, State Normal School, Fairmont. E. E. MERCER. A. B.. University of Nashville. 1891 ; teacher in Waco College, Waco. Texas, 1892-1S93 : principal of schools, Berkeley Springs, W. Va., 1893-1895 ; teacher in Fairmont State Normal School. 1895-1896 ; principal Berkeley Springs, W. Va.. 1896-1899 ; principal High School. 1899-1901 : teacher of mathematics, State Normal School, 1901 : student Harvard School, summers of 1904-1906; summer of 1907 Europe. schools. Fairmont- Fairmont Summer spent in MONTANA HASTINGS. E. E. MERCER.

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CHARLES J. BENNETT, A. M.. Ph. D. President Fairmont State Normal School. A. B., University of Nashville, 1809 ; A. M., University of Nashville, 1892: student in West Virginia University. 1890-92 : teacher in Wesleyan University of West Virginia, 1892-95 ; A. M., Leland Stanford, Jr., University, 1896 : student in Chicago University and University of California, 1900-01 : teacher of Philosophy in State Normal School, San .lose, California, 1898- 1905; Ph. 1).. Columbia University, 1905; professor of Philosophy and Education, Louisiana State University, 1905.

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SIRS. X. R. ( ' . MORROW. MRS. X. R. C MORROW. Graduated Beaver College, Pa., 1880; degree, M. E. L. : taught New Cumberland public schools, 1880-1882 : taught Fairmont State Normal School. 1882-1890; assistant prin- cipal, 1884-18o9 ; acting principal, 1889-189.0; married in autumn of 1890; spent summer in Germany, 1888; spent summer and autumn in Ureat Britain and Germany, 1890 president of the W. Va. Woman ' s Christian Temperance I ' niim and platform speaker. 1894-1904; president of the local W. ( ' . T. U., 1887-1907; president Fairmont Public Library Association since 1X02 : student W. Va. University summer 1906; student Columbia University, summer 1007 ' HARRY SCHERF. Baldwin University. B. S., 1901 : University of Chi- cago, M. S.. 1902: Fellow Marine Biological Laboratory, summer 1902; instructor Evansville High School (science). 1902-1903; instructor in Biology, Burlington High School. 1903-1905; instructor in Flathead County High School. 1905-1907; assistant at Biological Laboratory of University of Montana, summers 1905-1906; member of American As- sociation for Advancement of Science; member of Montana Scientific Society ; member Montana Horticultural Society. .ELIZABETH MATTINGLY STALNAKER. A. B., Department of Modern Languages: A. B., West Virginia University. 1902; instructor Department of History and French. Shepherd College State Normal School. Shep- tierdstown, W. Va., 1902-1903: instructor Department of Modern Languages. Shepherd College State Normal School. Shepherdstown. YV. Va., 1903-180?; student Columbia Uni- versity, summer 10(14: travel and study in Europe, summer 1906; student Alliance Francaise and Cours Delaruemenil- Xogue. Paris, summer 1007: present position, September. 10(17. C. HARRY SCHERF. ELIZABETH M. STALNAKER.