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

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OSCAR LYNN KELSO FRANK RAWDON HIGGINS HBPRIwSAp r a V l l llgr j g jj j mj am k MARY ELINOR MORAN LOWELL MASON TILSON

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I. Q. : T. : . John Benjamin Wisely. A.M.. Profcxxor „f Kixi ' llxh. Indiana: State Normal School, 1885. Cook County Nonnal .Scl„„ ' ,l. siinnner 1886. Michigan University. Indiana Cniversity. A.B.. ls ' .)0. A..M.. 1891. Harvard Uni- versity. Universitv (if California. Experience in the schools of Owen County, the Terre Haute eitv schools. State Normal School at St. Cloud, Minnesota. Indiana State Norma! School since l.Si)4. Oscar Lynn Kelso, . .M.. Professor of Miitlivmaths. Indiana State Normal School, 1879. Indiana University, B.S., 1SS4. A.M.. 1S9(). University of Chicago. Experience in the county .schools of Indiana, as ]5rincipal of high schools at Bruceville, Ander.son, and Richmond. Iiuliana State Normal School for twenty-five years. Author of An Arithmetic for High Schools, At-adeniies. and Normal Schools. eloint author with Professor R. J. Aley in re ising the Cook-Cropsey Arithmetics. William Allen McBeth, A.M.. Act ' uK I ' rofcssor of freohx i inxJ fh ' oqra phy. Battle firound Colleo-iate Institute. Indiana State Normal Schocil, 1895. Wal)as]i ( )llege. Ph.P... Is9( ' ,. A.M., 1905. Harvard Universitv. Fellow of the Indiana Academy of Science. Member of the National Ceographic Association. Indiana State Xorunil School since 1897. Frank Rawdon Hiogins, A.M., AssJstdiif Professor of Matkeiiudics. Acadia University, l.sDl. Electrical engineering students at Halifax. Cornell Uni crsity. A. M. Chicago Universitv. Experience in Acadia Villa Academy at Ilorton, Nova Scotia, and in Ithica, New York. A.ssi.stant Examiner in Mathematics, Department of Education, Nova Scotia. In- diana State Normal School since 1897. Ro.sE Marian Cox, A.M., Ass ' isfant Professor of Roi„iiin-e LaiKjiKKjes. Wiley High School. Indiana State Normal School. Indiana University, A. B. Private School, Paris, France. Berlin Uni ersity. Cornell University, A.M. Chicago University. Frederick (iiLiuoRT MrTrERi-.i!, A.B.. Assisfdiif Professor of Ijd ' in. Illinois State Universitv, 1S94. Chicaa ' o Universitv, A.B., 1902. University of Berlin. Principal of (ialena, Illinois High .Srhool. Teacher of Latin ' and German, El iin, Illinois Academv. Indiana State Normal School since 1902. FuEOKHUK Henry Weng, A.M.. Aef ' nui Professor of Liifni. ITniversity of Michigan. Ph.B., 1898. A.M.. l ' .»()(). Cliicau-o Universitv. Experience in the Marine Citv. Michigan Iliiih School, the Detroit School for Bovs, and the Leadville. Colorado High School. Indiana State Normal School since 1903. Frank SMrrii BdcjARnrs, A.B., I ' rofessor of IPistoni ami Keoitoiit ' ies. Spring- Held Illinois Ilio-h School. l,si«. Illinois State Normal Universitv, 1896. University of Illinois, A.B., li)()4. (iraduate work at the University of Chicago. Indiana State Normal School since 1904.

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IsT. j . Ulysses Orange Cox, A.M., l ea„ of the FaniJf; . Profes or of Zoohn i , Ilotamj and Agriculture. Farmland, Indiana Hio;h ScIkjoI. Indiana State Nor- mal School, 1889. Indiana University. A.B., 11)00. A.M.. 1902. Field work with the United States Fish Commission. Assistant in the ITniversity of Minnesota, also in charg-e of parties of the Biological Survey. Indiana State Nonnal School since 1905. Edwix Morris Bruce, S.M., Professor of Chemistry. Lebanon High School. DePanw University. Indiana State Normal School. 1897. Indiana ITni- versity, A.B.. 1899. Chicago University, M.S. Graduate work at Chi- cago University. Twent y-eight years experience in tlie county .schools and high schools of Indiana, as superintendent, and in the State Normal schools of Oregon, North Dakota, and Indiana. Indiana State Normal School since 1905. Merit Lees Laubach, Professor of Inchisfridl Arts. Bloomsburg, Pennsyl- vania Normal School, 1895. Teacher ' s College, Columbia University. Cornell University. Bradley Polytechnic. Experience in the schools of Luzerne County, Penns3 ' lvania, Bloomsburg Normal School, and high school, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. . Indiana State Normal School for fouiteen years. Charles Baldwin Bacon, A.M., Professor of Puhlic Speaking and Reading. Peddie Institute, Highstown, New Jersey. Columbia University, A.B., 1899. Harvard Uni ersity. A.M., 1900. Postgraduate work at Harvard. Experience in Peddie Institute. Cambridge. Massachussetts High School, as as.sistant instructor at Harvard, and in the Nonnal School, Stevens Point, Wi-sconsin. Indiana State Normal School since 1909. Charlotte Bertha Schweitzer, Ph.B., Dean of Women. Indiana State Nor- mal School. Chicago University, Ph.B., 1919. Experience in the grades and high schot)l of Waveland, Indiana, and in the English department of Normal. Appointed Dean of Women, 1910. IvAH Rhyan, Professor of Domestic Economy. Indiana State Normal School, 1907. Bradley Polytechnic, 1910. Him ' t Trade School, 1914. Teacher ' s College, Columbia University. Chicago University. Thirteen years ex- perience in the grades as primary teacher and in-inci])al. Indiana State Normal School since 1911. Victor C. Miller. A.M.. Axsistanf Profrsxor of Kuqlixh. Indiana State Nor- mal School, 1905. Chicago I ' niversity. A. 15., iiHii. A.M.. 1914. Hea.l of the English in the BluH ' ton High School. Indiana State Normal School since 1912. Charles Roll, A.M., Assistant Professor of IIi. ' tory. Indiana State Normal School, r.)0(). Indiana University. A.B.. 1910. Wisconsin University, A.M., 191;i. Fellow in American History, Uniyersity of Wisconsin, 1912- 1913. Indiana State Normal School since 1913. Bernard Schockel, S.M., Professor of Geography and Geology (on leave). Indiana State Normal School. University of Chicago, S.B., S.M., gradu- ate woi ' k. Indiana State Normal School, 1913.