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

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The Faculty I5 knows his work and is not lost without an outline book before him. In Mr. Ridgley, as head of the department of geography, the faculty has one of its strongest members. JOHN P. STEWART. Mr. Stewart is assistant in biology and physics and succeeds Charles Whitten. He graduated from the I. S. N. U. in 1899. During the next two years he taught latin, biology and physics in the Biggsville Township High School. The following year he received the degree of A. B. from the University of Illinois. In September, 1902, he en- tered Cornell University and did special work in biology and horticulture under Professors Bailey, Atkinson and Comstock. In june, 1903, he received the degree of A. M. from Cornell. Mr. Stewart is pleasant, aifable, second best singer on the faculty and a first-class man in the athletics of the school. WILLIAM T. BAWDEN. Professor Bawden is at the head of the manual training depart- ment. He and his work are very popular among both students and faculty. Mr. Bawden has been graduated from more schools than any other member of the faculty. The list is as follows: Mechanics' Institute, Rochester, N. Y., 1898, Doane Academy 1892, Denison Uni- versity 1896, Teachers' College, Columbia University 1903. He is eminently qualified for his work and is making the new department so strong that new quarters must be provided for manual training in the near future. Mr. Bawden is a good athlete. Mr. Stewart and he are good as coaches and trainers in all of the athletic work done by the boys. BIABEL LoU1sE CUMMINGS. Miss Cummings is a native of Massachusetts. She is a graduate of the Boston Normal School of Physical Education. Miss Cummings is an ardent advocate of the Swedish system of gymnastics. She is an excellent instructor and it is needless to say that the girls have had the best of training. ISAAC N. VVARNER. Mr. Warner has been succeeding well as principal of the training School. He is a native of Illinois and was graduated from the I. S. N. U. in 1900. He has had several years of experience in public school work and is a strong man for the position. FLORENCE GRACE STEVENS. Miss Stevens is a graduate of the Oswego Normal School, having taken the special course for critic teachers. She has had charge of the first primary and is an excellent teacher.