Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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MRS. FRANK L. TEUTON Physical Education. Graduate, Memphis Conference, Female Institute, 1916; Student, George Peabody College for Teachers. 1917- 18; Student Assistant, Physical Education, George Peabody College for Teachers, 1918; Instructor in Physical Education, University of Louisiana Summer School, 1918; Instruc- tor, West Tennessee State Normal School, 1919. FRANK L. TEUTON, B. S. Agriculture. B. S., Peabody College, 1918; Western Kentucky State Normal School, 1909-13; Bowling Green Business University, 1914; Teacher of Agriculture in Kentucky High School one year, and in Tennessee High School two years; Holder, Commercial Appeal Scholarship; Peabody College, 1915- 16; Montgomery-Ward Scholarship; Knapp School Country Life, 1916-17; United States Department of Agriculture, 1918; present position since 1918. BYRDEE B. WRIGHT. B. S. Assistant in Home Economics. Graduate, West Tennessee State Normal School; B. S., Teachers ' College, Columbia University, 1919; Teacher, Memphis Public School four and one-half years; present position since September, 1920. 18

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MATTIE W. THARPE Assistant in Home Economics. SILAS ERWIN SCATES, A. B., B. S., in ED. History. A. B., University of Missouri, 1909; B. S., in Education, University of Mis- souri, Summer, 1910; Teacher of History, Central High School, Meridian, Miss., 1909- 1 1 ; Principal, Chalk School, Meridian, Miss., 1911-13; Principal High School, Meridian, Miss., 1913-14; Principal, Snowden School, Memphis, Tenn., 1914-18; Present position since 1918. FLORENCE FROST, M. A. Biology. A. B., Northwestern University 1908; Graduate Student of University of Michigan 1909; M. A., University of Wis- consin 1912; Instructor in Commissioned Piigh School, Tipton, Indiana, 1908-16; As- sistant Principal, Bridgewater, S. D., 1910- 1 1 ; Chair of History, St. Clara College, Wis- consin, 1912-13; Instructor Shelby County High School, 1917-18; Reviewed Science West Tennessee State Normal 1916-17; Ma- rine Biological Laboratory, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, summer, 1919; present position since 1918. 17

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GROVER H. HAYDEN, A. B. Chemistry. L. I., Peabody College, 1906; A. B. Universi ty of Nashville, 1908-11; In- structor in Chemistry, University of Nash- ville, Tennessee, Medical College, 1908 and 191 I ; Graduate Student, University of Chica- go, summers, 1912-13; Head, Science De- partment, Jackson High School, 1911-17; Graduate Peabody College, summer, 1920; present position since 1917. MARY PETTUS THOMAS. A. M. Modern Languages. A. M., Baylor College, 1889; Instructor in French, German and Spanish, Brownsville Female College, 1891- 96; Professor, Modern Languages, Baylor College, Texas, 1899-1912; 1900-01 Stu- dent in France, Germany, Italy and Spain; present position since 1912. OWEN ROGERS HUGHES, B. A., M. A. B. A. University of Tennessee, 1912; M. A., George Peabody College for Teachers, 1920; Graduate v ork in Peabody College, 1920-21, including two summer quarters; Summer School, Harvard University, 1908; Instructor and assistant principal, Dyersburg High School, 1907-10; Principal, County High School, Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee, 1912- 17; Second Lieut, of Infantry U. S. A. 1918; Assistant in school survey of Wilmington and New Hanover County, N. C, Fall of 1920; Member Southern Society for Philoso- phy and Psychology; present position, Fall of 1921. 19