Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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Homer W. Dutter Superintendent of the Plymouth Public Schools As a living remembrance of our admiration and esteem, it is a pleasure for the Class of 1918 to dedicate the initial volume of The Mayflower To Homer W. Dutter and Louis E. Steinebach, superintendent of the Plymouth Public Schools and principal of the Plymouth High School, respectively. Louis E. Steinebach Principal of the Plymouth High School mash K 'ey F ' K Y, P oce 1915 Page Seven

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Around Ye Old Faculty Hearth U um s-- - A - mu ti i Little Whz'5pe1'z'r1gs About Interesting People ni I 13 . mm -aa 94- -- sea 1 P- L -- Lara Homer XV. Dutter, superintendent of the Plymouth Public Schools, has probably been in the service of the educational interests of the city longer than anyone else at present in the faculty. Mr. Dutter assumed the position of pi'ncipal of the high school in 1912, together with the supervision of the department of mathematics. At the close of the 1915 school year, Mr. Dutter accepted the principalship of the model high school at the Kentucky State Normal at Richmond. Following the resignation of O. E. McDowell as su- perintendent in the spring of 1917, popular demand asked the recall of Mr. Dutter. lt is needless to say that Mr. Dutter accepted, and that the unusual strides attained by the high school during his efficient administration have been his reward.. Mr. Dutter graduated from Indiana University in 1911 with an A. B. degree, and in 1916 received an A. M. degree at Columbia University. Mr. Dutter is a member of the Delta Sigma Rho and also wears a Phi Beta Kappa key. . Louis E. Steinebach, as principal of the high school, has in the short space of a few months endeared himself to the hearts of the student body. Mr. Steinebach served as County Superintendent of the Marshall County schools for a number of years. He conducts the department of History and the lt-is-to-laugh Emporiumu with equal assiduity. He attended Indiana and Valparaiso universities. ' Ida Galbreath, in charge of the department of lfnglish, has not only done good work in that capacity, but she has worked sedulously in the direction of the dramatic productions, the coaching of debates, as faculty adviser to 'lfhe Pilgrim, and in various other high school activities. Miss Galbreatlfs alma mater is Lombard College, from which she received an A. B. degree. She is a member of Alpha Xi Delta. john VV. Stuart, of the department of mathematics, may be termed as one of the old guard of the present faculty. Mr. Stuart took hold of the basketball reins in 1916. Coach Stuart and the boys got their heads to- gether in 1917-18 and produced one of the fastest teams that ever exhibited on the Armory Floor. This is a distinct compliment to the ability of Mr. Stuart as athletic coach. Mr. Stuart attended the University of Michigan, and Hillsdale College, and is a member of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He also has an A. B. degree. Ilah Margaret Gordon, A. B. University of Michigan, has been in charge of freshman German and English for the last two years. During this time she has made friends of every student in l'. l-li. S. Merle de Pont has been in charge of the language department of P. H. S. for two years. Mrs. De Pont received an A. B. degree at the University of Michigan and is a member of Mu Phi Mu, Omega Phi, Le Cercle Francais and Der Deutcher Verein societies. And she is very popular with the students. too. HHS r Lt B lglb L Page Nine