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

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LOUIS JOHN RETTGER MERIT LEES LAUEACH RUDOLPH ACHER ETHEL LEE PARKER GRACE L. WILLITS MINNIE L. IRONS ULYSSES ORANGE COX WILLIAM THOMAS TURMAN EDWIN MORRIS BRUCE

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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.

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I. s. 3sr. . Thomas J. Bkkitwiksf.R, A.M., Axs ' isfaiif l ' r,,f,ys, r of luhii-nfioiidJ J ' xiichoh,,!} . Central Normal College, B.S. Iii(liaiu» rnivcisitv, A.H.. A.M. ( )lum- bia University. Indiana State Normal Si-liool since I ' .tl-t. ATiTiiri! H. I rr.iii!iNo, Ass ' xf iiif Pi-afrxxor iif Iiidiistnal Arts. Milwaukee High School. Apprentice.! to the machinist ' s trade. Evening cour.se in tool making in the Milwaukee School of Trades. Several years ' exper- ience as machinist and foieman tool-maker. University of Wisconsin. Stout Institute. At present instructor in machine shop practice. Lowell Mason Tilsox. Prafcxxor ,,f Music. Franklin College. Indiana Col- lege of Music. Private instruction from Car] Schneider, F. X. Arnes, and W. IT. Poutins. Experience in AVestfield College, and as supervisor of music at Lebanon and Connersville, Indiana. Indiana State Normal since 1!.»1. ). Minnie L. Irons, Asststaut Profesx,,,- of Domestic Ecouoiinj. Pockford Col- lege. Departmental course. Teacher ' s College. Columbia University, 1915. Twelve years ' experience in the city schools of Eockford, Illinois. Indiana State Normal School since 1915. Ernest L. Welborn, B.S., Professor of Ohserration, Methods and Practice. Mt. Vernon High School. Indiana State Normal School. Teacher ' s Col- lege, Columbia University, B.S. Deputy State Superintendent of Public Instruction for five years. Indiana State Noi-nnii School since 1917 . En)OLPH AciiER. Ph.D., Professor of Kdiicatioiud Psychology. Indiana State Normal Sclucl. ! ' .)()• ' . Indiana University. A. P.., 1908. Clark University, Ph.D.. 1! 1(). Superintendent of Scliools. Osgood, Indiana, and Kipley Count ' . Fellow in Psychology, Clark University. Member Faculty Chil.Ireii ' s Institute. Clark University. Professor of Psychology, Valley City State .Xormal School. Indiana State Normal School since 1917. Birch Bayii. A.B., Professor of Physical Training. Clay City High School, 1911. Normal College of North American (iymnastic Union, summer, 1915. Indiana State Normal School, A.B.. 1917. Elected Px-ofessor of Educa- tion. June, 1917. In the service of the United States until January, 1919. Haurv A ' ixcent AVann. A.: I., Professor of Ponuince Pa„(im,qes. Wabash Col- lei;-e. A.l!.. I9(),s, A.: I., 1909. Marburg University. University of Lau.s- anne. Switzerland. Instructor in En i-lish. Kobert College. Canstantinople. Travel aiul studv in France and Italv. summer. 1911. .Vctiuir I ' rofessor of Komance Languages, AA ' abash College, 1911-l!)l:i. Instructor in French, University of Michigan, 191-J-1917. Director of Cercte Franctis. E.xten- sion Lecturer, 1914-li)17. Si)ecial studies in the Romance Languages, University of Michigan (iraduate School. Now candidate for the Ph.D. degree. SiiEiMiEitn YoiNo. Professor of Coiiuiirreiaf Sufijects. Kentucky State Xor- mal. Southern Business University. AVest ' Kentucky. A. B., 1918. In- liana Slate Normal School since 1918. ■ ■