Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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Fctcttlip W. A. CLARK—Teacher in a country school, 1870-71. Student in the National Normal University, 1871-72. Teacher and superintendent in public schools, 1872-80. Superintendent of the Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home Schools, 1880-S2. Student in National Normal University, 1882-85; grad- uated, A. 15., 1885. Professor of Mathematics in the National Normal University, 1885-08. Graduate student in Harvard University, in Mathematics, 1803-01. Dean of the Faculty and Teacher of Pedagogy in the Western Normal College, 1894-95. Teacher of Psychology and Pedagogy in the Nebraska State Nor- mal School, 1895-98. Graduate student in Harvard University, in Pedagogy and Philosophy, 1898-99, receiving the degree A. M. in 180',). Graduate student and Senior Fellow in Pedagogy in the University of Chicago, in 1899-00, receiving the degree l’h. D. in 1900. Principal and Teacher of Pedagogy in the Ne- braska State Normal School, 1900 ------.

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Faculty. I. HERBERT BROWNELL.—Student Colgate Acad- emy. Graduated by Oswego State Normal School. Lost Graduate student for one year in Oswego State Normal School. Graduated by Hamilton College. B. S. Taught ten years in rural and town schools of New York and Rhode Island. Teacher of Physical Sciences in the Nebraska State Normal School. 1893-. j. MATTIE COOK ELLIS.—Graduated by the Win- ona State Normal School. Minn., 1890. Teacher in Omaha Public Schools, 1890-93 Critic Teacher in the Grammar De- partment of the Nebraska State Normal School, 1893-97- Teacher of History and Geography in the Nebraska State Normal School. 1897-. 3. H. B. DUNCANSON.—Graduated by the Nebraska State Normal School, 1886. Graduated by the University of Nebraska. B. S., 1890. Received the degree A. M. from the University of Nebraska, 1894. Teacher of Biological Sciences in the Nebraska State Normal School. 1892-. Post grad- uate student, on leave of absence, in the University of Leipzig, 1899-1900. 4. E. A. WIIITENACK.—Graduated by Rutgers Col- lege, 1890. Teacher of French and German in the Cathedral School, Illinois, 1890-92. Professor of French and German in Hope College, Mich., 1892-96. German graduate of the New England College of Languages, 1896. Teacher of German and Latin in the Nebraska State Normal School, 1897-. 5. LILLIAN U. STONER.—Student at Campbell Normal University, 1887; graduated by Western Normal Col- lege, 1889; and by Highland Park Normal College, 1892. Superintendent of Cherry County, 1893-98. Preceptress and teacher of Civics and Geography in the Nebraska State Nor- mal School, 1898--. 6. LOU E. HOSMER.—Student in the Kindergarten Model and Training School for Teachers, under Dr. W. N. Hailman, 1891. Teacher with Dr. Mailman at Laporte, Ind., 1892-93. Supervisor of Kindergarten, Atica, Ind.. 1S94-96. Supervisor of Kindergarten and Training Schools, Dubuque, Iowa, 1897-98. Kindergarten Model and Critic Teacher in the Nebraska State Normal School, 1898-. 7. J. M. HOWIE.—Student and Instructor in Penman- ship and Drawing in the Southern Iowa Normal School, 1887-89. Teacher in country schools, 1889-91. Student and Instructor in Penmanship and Drawing in Cotner University, 1891-93. Principal of Commercial Department of Cotner Uni- versity, 1893-94. Student and Assistant in Mathematics in the University of Nebraska, 1894-95. Graduate student and Assistant in Mathematics at the University of Wisconsin, 1895-97. Professor of Mathematics in Eau Claire High School, Wis., 1897-98. Teacher of Mathematics in the Ne- braska State Normal School, 1898-.