Illinois State Normal University - Index Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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The hzclwr. l 7 Fxlumni. 992. X W U the young idea, at Malta, Ill., has returned to his alma mater and spent the past year in doing special Work in the science department and in the Model School. Walter Baird is doing similar Work. The members of '92 who return will find these boys ready to Welcome them. i , There are other '92'ers Who have not even left their 'tbenign mother. S. F. Parson, as principal of the gram- -mar department, and E. W. Gavins, as teacher of penman- ship and spelling, are still with us. In and about tovvn one can find still others. Laura Eyestone is at her pleasant home just West of town: Hattie Gaston is at home in Normal. after a trip to California: Ar- thur'Bassett, having returned from the east, is giving in- struction in vocal and instrumental music. and studying under Prof. Beallg Edwin L. Boyer teaches in the Bloom- ington high school, and lives with his family in Normalg Royal Sanders has been at home in Bloomington for some time, but has just been appointed to a cadetship at West Pointg Weldon Porter and Sam Holder are prosperous bus- iness men of our big suburb, and Miss Jessie Peasley and Miss Ruth Ballar teach in the Ward schools of the same city. Of those in our near vicinity Who have brought honor upon the profession, there is B. F. Vaughan. at Eureka. now Cor very latelyb prospective candidate for county su- perintendent, the student named Blair. Who tried to get there, at LeRoyg 'tJerry Sutherland, at Yorkville: George Bishop, the bug-ologist, at Streatorg Belle Cook. at Saybrook: and Kate McGorray. at Rushville. -2 if i- M 7 S CHN B. MOULTON, after one year of training lx . .

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18 The Index. Still further away, but within the confines of our great state, are Florence Clark, DeKalb, Cora Laign, Oak Park, and Luther Hatch and his wife, Moline. Charles F. Watt is principal of schools at Loda, Wm. C. Fulton is at Gibson City, but illness prevented his teach- ing this year, Douglas Faris is chief of the staff of teachers at Williamsiield. Teaching in the Lexington high school, we find Mary Neff, Phebe Vail, at Rochelle, Asenith Grier, at Camp Point, and Jno. B. Cleveland, an ex-INDEX editor, in Kendall county, are teaching. In and around the city of Chicago are several of the class. Enid Gibson is married and lives in Chicago, Mack M. Lane. also married, teaches in the city, Minnie Whit- ham and Cora Laign are at Oak Park, near. by, Lewis W. Colwell and Ella Andrew teach in the city. Beyond the conlines of the state, 792 is represented by J. E. Ament, at Carroll, Iowa, Ellen R. Connett, also in Iowa faddress unknownj, and Edgar Blackburn, in a bank in the west. The class failed to learn the whereabouts of Walter D. Scott, Morris Killam, Grace Chandler, Chas. C. Herren, and Etta Fordyce. In college life, the class is well represented by Herbert Hicks, tirst editor of THE INDEX, at Leland Stanford, Mr. and Mrs. Butterfield, at Ann Arbor, and George W. Riley, at the University of Pennsylvania. The east, the west. and the middle, each receive their quota. o I V .U ..., V ,,i. . . I - ,. ,xvr,a'-iv-5,4 41 PDQ I- ,. I I ,, - 4 - A -ec Q f f, ' ,- 1 lu - 4, v 3 'ww' 'gt-+,N-Q - ,f .' ,rf L N . if, , 1 4 Q1,,,9,V - V 4,1 KL'-if gli WEQS I I ' V ,JV -- - ff? '7 I N 1 frpssfgx' 'N l . x. 0- - . E , 1 , 1 XX li . , 1 Q.,-I f lg X 4 f Q -5 ,- 1,4