Muncie Normal Institute - Arbor Vitae Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Class-ir 0:12155 uf 15113 X Il1'l'Stflllll1Ql' this epituine ut' the Vlassie t'laxsut'1Sl1Il, it In-1-miles lI!'1't'SSill'y for the writer tu hwhl in nit-uiurv the fact, that nut all the uratluates ut' this 4-lam heuzln the t-m11'sf- 2,1 the Nana- vvwuwl gui H0m4.,,fl1, W.,-,. l,,l,.,l,m!. ,1,,. ,.,,m.,,, for inure than gt year prim- to tht- ui-uaiiizatiuii of the present 1-lass. autl utlu-rs eanie tu allv tlieinsf-lvex tu the vlass and tu iiiclwase its llll4llllH'1'SllilD tlurinu' tht- winter. spring' and suiuniei' tei-mx, The pi-t-seiit Organization was vttw-tml at the he- ginuiiig of the preseiit wlifml yvill' with Thurman B. Hilfe as llresieleiit. Mr. Him- pruvl-tl his 1-apaliilitv in this vapat-ity to the 1,legr1'ee that lie has heltl this liusitimi tluriuu' the entire yt-ar. ,Xlnmst all the Vlassi-A urawluates nf 119134 hail lll't'l1 stuclentS uf the Marion Xuriual Vulleue and as there 1-anne a time when the ll. N. t'. with its favultv. iuuvetl to Mum-ie' tu l'W1f4Ql111E' the Muni-ie X01'1lI2ll Institute. these vlass lllPl1llll'l'S shared in the iiiuwinieiit annl alsw eauie. It was the-11 that the present 0rg'anizati0n was effected i11 a new lm-ality un a new Pillllli grmiml. zuul was huuyefl up hy the intlun-nee and strenutli of thg same fat-ultv in XVllUlll we have maintain:-tl our faith, NYe have always had nur Nl1UlIl1ll'I'S to the wht-el in the rivalry with the utliei' elasses in atteuiptiiiu' tu re-at-li tha- same goal, There have heen no ui-g'a1iizatiu1is ill eunue:-tion with the svlmul anal its wurlz in whit-h the uneinhers ut' our vlass have not het-n at-tive participants, We have heen 1'ep1'ese11ted in the Y. H. l'. AN Y. XY. t'. A., the Tennis l'luh, ii4'l'Ill21I1 Cluh and the Iumlustrial Cluh. The pi-esitleiit ut' the elass was sent t0 1'ep1't-seiit the Y. M. V. A. in the Y. M. V, A. write-1-elif-e helrl at Geneva. Wisconsin, in -luue. It is not an easy matter to find thusn- whu shuw tlieinselves inure at home or IllUl'P skillerl on the tennis court tha11 some of our Classit-s, lf one should visit the vvnrlcsliulis of the Manual Training Departinent he would find that a part of the lianinn-ring' auel vlattering was heinu' 1-arrit-tl on hy Vlassivs. XYe- have nut all pursueml the same 1 0Il1'S9. Swine are sCieutists who hnpe hy the inspiratieni they have 1'eceived from the Alina Hater. to he ahle to aehl suinetliinu ill the future to the sei:-lititie wurhl. Others have pursuewl the vnll1'se,-s in Mathe- matics anal as the result of this pursuit have heeuine elicit-itliit euougli tu majtn- in this line in the university. Tu uute the uuniher of linguists that are here and there would give evidentfe to one that many have been IblIl'Sllll1L1' the courses iu Latin and 4iiHl'lH311. The course in foreign language among' the Classivs has hm-en strmiug for in hath the Latin and Gerinan depart- ments were found the Classics working' out the syntax of entangled expressimis. The Agrieultui-al and Manual Training' Delvartinmtts in some of the schools of Intliana and other States will he in eliai-ge of some of the pi-adm-ts of this Class who have uiven particular attention tu these lines uf wark. Reuarrlless Of the emirses in which we have been niajoriug, we have

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mu qv A .1 gn 9 'ri'- Eff V- Q 'qt M me A 1 Q Q ' 1 A A . .3 ff , , ' 0 tim .. if 921593113 ,. . 3-Ere' f Q -satis ' , 'I ng, 12251 an 4 4 as AQ' Aw as 15,434 fs 4, M Awmwd 4.1 KJ. Sg - in l A 4 4. .I EZEKIEL DAVID STEINHILBER GRACE HI.UON1lflEi.l3 C. D. FOUTS XVIL'Kl.Il FI'I I.OCKE'I'T E21-Ilillil. DAVID S'l'EINllIl,lil-lit, li. S.. A. li.. Hurlt'in'd City, Ind. tl. D. FUl l'S. A. IJ.. XVinQ:itc. llldlitlltl. Grzidnutcd frnnn thc Hairtfnrd City high school in 19981 1High school gruclnntc of 19093 tllnss :ind B all Ma- rcccivcd his li. S. dcgrcc ll. N. tl. 19112: taught in lilaickford NIWIIIQIIIIlUlllL'?6'lflllrgig than SllIt1lllL'I'S uf 12:99 fund D 1 2 9 9 2. 1 N , vi I ml zuiaisi ,U egc . 3 .ClL'I1illL' Lourse at . iIl'lUlt . -1 founu Inf I hu' I I ' huhht- In Humbollt qfmv culifhk tllussic at Muncie Normal 19133 has taught three years: will in 1912-191.43 will return therc tor ycnr 1913. lhesisz lite be in high School work this winter. Mutiny WbjL,L.tS. Histury, Plillil xviZ1lI'd nt' tI:iliful'lii:i. Civics and hlllihL'll'lilllCS. GRACE 151.00511-'llZl,D. A. li. WIt1Iil.ll-'FE l.UClil-ITT. A. li.. Henderson. Kentucky. llnrn in liutnn, Uhing grudimtc nf Muncie high school with Ex-principal ut' thc Audubon schools. Hendersnn. Ken- thc class of 19103 4it'terwui'ds :ittcnded thc Western College tucliy: 'Muncie Normal Institute, 1912-1913. Major snlijccts fnr XVunien. Oxford, Uhiu, two years. For the past ycur 'fl .M' NJ In Hwmry and I .teI-xltllrq' H0 wlu attend Lhlmg lnlversity next yenrg nizljur subject there to be History. lm bw 5' 5tu'h'm tl thc Mullfiv Normal llwtitutc' He is member of the Iientuckv State Board of Examiners. Thesis: Moral Education in Our Public Schools, Good-bye. Jim, take keer of yourself.

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