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FACULTY Dr. .I .lin A. II. K.-itli. A. P.., A. M.. IM. I). .. Principal ] lope Stewart Preceptress EDUCATION Yi. J. AValsh, A. B., A. M. Margaret A. Lemon. A. M. C ' liailcs E. Skinner, A. M. Clarissa B. Robinson Airs. Louise (!. Walsh, A. B., B. S. T I{ A I X 1 X( i DEPARTMENT Jennie M. Ackcrnian Ethel L. Bush Amy Giay Mrs. Malvina (larman Riddle, Pd. B. Flossie B. Wagner Mrs. Lucile Mathewson Mrs. Maude S. Fauscll Inez E. Buchanan ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES Edna B. Smith, A. B., A. M. Mary Angelo Edwards, A. B., B. L. 1. Mrs. Isabelle Griffith Jacob Mary Louise Chaffee, A. M. Edna Lee Sprowls J. Theodore Arntz, Jr., A. B. Muriel K. Farr M. C. (iordoii. M. S. MATHEMATICS J. P. Wilev .A M Welchons. M. A. SCIENCE L. Aldin Marsii, A. B., A. M. }ih-s. Harriet B. Welchons, B. S. Zoe A. Thralls, B. Ph. Don M. Beeler Elbert M. Jackson SOCIAL STUDIES W. M. Whitmyre, A. B., A. M. .less McCool, A. B. Deeeased.
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iiiur i ' wmikKt wlu ' ic iIk- jjirls (laiu°L ' l. Well, llic I ' .Ki 1 tli.il mir sisters did nut dance e i ept wlicii ilic sli|p|ied niV td ilic rlia|iel ]ilall ' iinn In tri|i llic lif, ' lil faiitasli.- idc. I lial was ai, ' ain--t rei;iilalinns and ), ' iiai ' ds wcie st.iiioiied at tlie door to ) i e warniiii; il ' a|i|iiiiacliinf; faculty iiieinher . Ill dance with a lioy would have been crim- inal. Iliii lliai was years a), ' ). l ' ()r siinic years the library was situated where the bookrooni is today. There was a small readinj room adjoininj;. Once in a while when the librarian was busy in the reading; room cases mij;ht be discovered between the cases in the library. We arc tolil that the C ' onunittee Room, where sonv. of lis meet disaster at times, is now located where the bookrooni formerly was. There w.is a l.ni, ' e. jjloomy room opposite the ( ireen Kmini known ,is the faculty parlor, lust how many of the faculty sjient their leisure niouicnis in this | arlor is not deli- nitely known, thouj;h we surmise very few. In these pioneer days there was one oth. r interestinij feature. Many of us will re- member how beautiful our campus is with shade trees, flower beds and hedgerow. .At one lime this beautiful space was en- closed b a board fence. riieso few cha|)lers in the history of Imlian.i m.ike us appreci.ite more fullv just wh.it we li.avc lo be thanklul for anci what we owe the le.iders of this Institution. . s the years have passed t?ic course of- fered at Indiana lias licconie hijjhly nr)- fessional in character. Heretofore the w(fk w;is largely academic. Indiana l ccanic a two year teachers ' course in iw ' .S. entrance re |uirements being graduation from a firsl- class high school. This year Indiana of- fered to her applicants a choice of frmr jirofessional cf)urscs, thus takitig her j»lace . ' iniong the best teachers ' training schools of the Inited . tates. 0)urses in I ' rimary and Intermediate work are now held in the Model school building and the Junior Higii School Department has found rooms in Leonard Hall. So far no one has asked for the Rural School Course. Miss Jennie M. . ckeniian, Principal of the Teachers ' Training School, is no longer special critic for ninth grade work but de- tes her full time to the work oi Su[)ervis- iiig rrincijial. Miss Jane V.. Leonard, the first precep- tress of Indiana, resigned her office last year, but still honors us by retaining her residence in Sutton Hall. Miss Hope . Stewart succeeds her. Or. John A. H. Keith, Principal of the Normal School, has done much toward ad- vancing Indiana. He is a highly progres- sive and u]i-to-date leader.
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