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

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ELLEN RUSSELL, A. B. , FLORTSE HFNSUCKER Teacher of Music and Drawing Grades Seven and Eight Indiana State Normal School. Indiana Vallonia, Ind. Brownstown High School. University. Metropolitan School Of Music. I- S- N. S- 1919. Taught SGVGH years. William L. Tomlilfs School for Supervisofs in Chicago. MAY ABBOTT ELIZABETH DENEHIE Grades Five and Six Grades Three and Four Huntington High School. Indiana State Wiley High School, 1903. Indiana State Normal School. University of Chicago. Normal School, 1917. Six yeary teaching ex- Eight years teaching experience. perience. Chicago two terms.

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WALTER O. SHRINICR, A. B. Teacher of Mathematics N, O. BRUHCN. A. B. U S 9 w I d Teacher of Science 111011 Center High 011001, 1 15- 11 1am Lane Technical Hiwh Qchool Chicano 111 . b .V , b, . State Normal SChOOl! 1917, A' 13' Experl- Gem City Business College, Quincy, 111. 111, ence,-7th Division 1U. S. Armm School in - - S t N . lUniv rsitr N 211 111 France, and Normal High School. mOlS ta 6 0111121 e 3, orm 1 ' HARRIET JOSLIN DOYNE KOONCE, A. B. Teacher of Domestic Economy - General Teacher DePauW University. Professional training Normal High School. Indiana State Nor- in music in Chicago and Boston. American mal School, A. B. University of Chicago, Institute of Normal Methods. TWelve years1 experience as director of music in the public schools. Training in Home Economics in Stout Institute, and Columbia University.

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EVA M. DAVIS JOY MUCHMORE, A. B. Grades Three and Four Grades One and Two Vineennes High School. Indiana State Indiana State Normal School, A. B. Wis- Normal School. Experience in the Vincennes consin Universityl Columbia University. public schools and the Evansville Training School. Chicago. Eh? Efraining $rhnnl Normal Training School was founded in 1870 in connection with Normal proper. The first director was Mr. Funnels who very successfully maintained the work in the eighth grades. The succeeding directors were Profs. Sandison, Charman, Welborn, and Miss Te- lulah Robinson, who is acting head in the absence of Mr. Welborn. Since 1907 the school has been a department of Indiana State Normal and entirely under its management, the present building having been built two years earlier. For- merly, the school, as a part of the City system, could admit only children belonging in its district. At present time any child is eligible, except for the fact that only eighteen are admitted into each grade. The course of study is similar to that pursued by the state, throughout the eight grades and the high school. The purpose of the training school has been and still is, to furnish opportunity for students preparing to teach, to observe and teach under supervision.