Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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X» . 1 T. : . William Wood Parsons, A.M., LL.D., President and Professor of Philosophy of Education. Tuscola, Illinois High School. Indiana State Normal School — graduated with the first class. Elected President July 1, 1885. Indiana University, honorary A.M., 1888. DePauw University, honor- ary LL.D. Robert Greene Gilluji, A.B., Professor of Physies. Indiana University, A.B. Postgraduate work at Indiana University, H arvard University, Chicago University. Thirty-two years ' work in the science department of the Indiana State Normal School. Memher of the Terre Haute Science Club, and the Indiana Academy of Science. Louis John Rettger, Ph.D., Professor of Physiology. Indiana State Normal School, issC). Johns Hopkins University, A.I5., ' 1888. Graduate student and laboratory assistant, Johns Hopkins University, 1888-1889. Indiana University, A.M., 1890. Heidelburg ITniversitv. Berlin Universitv. Johns Hopkins University, Ph.D., 1909. Arthitr Cunningham, A.M., Librarian and Professor of Lilirary Seieiire. DePauw University, A.B., 1887, A.M., 1890. Intliana State Normal Libra- ry since 1890. Thirty years ' experience in library work. Member of the American Library Association. Charter member of the Indiana Library Association. Charles Madison Curry, A.M., Professor of Literature. Franklin College, A. B., 1891, A. M., 1896. University of Michigan. Oxford University. Chicago University. Indiana State Normal School since 1892. Asso- ciated with Professor Stalker in editing The Inland Educator. Author of A Reading Note Book, An Advanced Reader. Literary Read- ings. A New Reading Note Book, and joint editor of the Holton-Curry Readers. Francis Marion Stalker, A.M., Professor of LListory of Education. Prince- ton University, A.B., 1884, A.M., 1887. Graduate work at Columbia Uni- versity. Experience in rural schools, high schools, private academy, and as superintendent. Indiana State Normal School since 1892. Associated with Professor Curry as founder and editor of The Inland Educator. President State Teachers Association. Mary Elinor Moran, Ph.B., Assistant Professor of IJteratitre. Indiana State Normal School, 1890. University of Chicago, Ph.B., 1902. William Thomas Turman, A.B., Professor of Penwanship and Drawing. Union Christian College, A.B. Chicago Art Institute. Zanerian Art School, Columbus, Ohio. Chicago Art Academy. Terre Haute Art School.

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ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM ARTHUR LUEHRING

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ERNEST L. WELBORN FREDERICK GILBERT MUTTERER 5 1 | | Mf«i iH|| Bv . jnHHl JOHN BENJAMIN WISELY ROSE MARIAN COX A. SHEPHERD YOUNG IVAH RHYAN