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turn and the way in which they have been solved should beget courage to meet the growing demands of the forward look and should beget vision and a confi- dence that is a guarantee of the perpetuity of the, Academy for a future of usefulness. — By a Member of the Class of ' 72. GRADUATES OF THE EIGHTIES 1880 Dr. J. Edgar Cloud, Veterinary, San Diego, Cal. William A. Lamb, Practicing Physician, San Francisco, Cal. Mattie Lamb Outland, Housekeeping for her husband and nurses, Amboy, Ind. Ada Grace Murphy, is a Miss still, the last known, Chattanooga, Tenn. Ida May Roberts, Travels, finding homes for children in our State Orphan Asylum, Indianapolis, Ind. Emma Belle Roberts, sister of the above and assisting in Orphan Home, Indianapolis, Ind. Frank Symons, Riverside, Cal. Lamira Trueblood-Kellum, Housekeeper, Camby, Ind. 1881 Oscar R. Baker, teacher, Winchester, Ind. Minnie Benedict-Blakenship, housekeeper. Paragon, Ind. Carrie Unthank-Kellum, housekeeper for a farmer, Cambridge City, Ind. 1882 J. Newton Barnard, Real estate agent and banker, Daleville, Ind. Harriet Bogue, Mother of four boys. Just leaving Indianapolis to go live with her son, Fred, Whittier, Cal. Harriet Dickinson, The same old maid, Spiceland, Ind. Chas. Newlin, Indianapolis, Ind. 1883 Anna Huddleson-Foster, Housekeeper, husband holds government position in Washington, D. C. Rvland Ratliff, Teacher in Danville Normal School, Danville, Ind. Emily Weeks, Overseeing the farm, also a music teacher, Middletown, Ind. 1884 Ella Stratton-Hodson, Housekeeper for Alonzo Hodson, New Castle, Ind. Virginia Griffin-Cory, Housekeeper at present, for many years a most excel- lent teacher, Dunreith, Ind. Isadore Hall- Wilson, Teacher of history in New Castle High School, Spice- land, Ind. William Julian, County Superintendent of Schools in county where he lives, Wood River, Neb. Chas. Newby, Graduate of Earlham and a teacher, Converse, Ind. 1885 Mary L. Brown-Pennington, Deputy Postmistress of Spiceland, Spice- land, Ind. Alfred Y. King, Teacher in Mt. Vernon School, Mt. Vernon, 111. Oliver C. Steele, Owner of the Steele Shade Factory, Spiceland, Ind. 1886 L. Winnie Baily-Clement, Housekeeper for a Doctor and a practicing physi- cian herself, Haddonfield, N. J.
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■ Mattie E. Brown, Teacher of literature in Daytona High School, Daytona, Fla. Richard Broadbent, Lawyer, Elwood, Ind. Elbert Griffin, Lawyer, Elwood, Ind. Alonza Hodson, Noted farmer and hog raiser, New Castle, Ind. Russell Ratliff, Marion, Ind. 1887 Herbert T. Baily, Retired banker, Spiceland, Ind. Chrence Beard, Lawyer, Indianapolis, Ind. Anna K. Bogue-Shaffer, Housekeeper, Benton Harbor, Mich. Lindlev Compton, Supt. of an Indian school, Tomah, Wis. Elizabeth S. Hiatt-Geneaw, Housekeeper and teacher in Omaha ; also a writer cf some distinction, Omaha, Neb. Abraham L. Miller, Minister in the Advent Church, Birmingham, Ala. Bert Smith, Farmer, Zionsville, Ind. 1888 Rhoda Ballenger-Cunningham, Housekeeper, Indianapolis, Ind. Orynthis Brown-Jester, Housekeeper, Payton, Iowa. Clara G. Edwards-Knight, Housekeeper, mother of three boys, St. Louis, Mo. John C. Cook, Working in the auto factory at New Castle, Ind. Elva Elliott-Compton, Wife of Lindly Compton, and matron of the Indian School of which he is Supt., Tomah, Wis. Achsah E. Ratcliff-Ratliff, Housekeeper but for many years a teacher m New Castle School, New Castle, Ind. Harmon Rayle, An Academy trustee, Spiceland, Ind. Chas. Stubbs, Teacher in Indianapolis High School, Indianapolis, Ind. J. A. Greenstreet, Once county Supt. of Schools, Farmer, New Castle, Ind. Harry H. Ratcliff, Supt. of Connersville Schools, Connersville, Ind. 1889 Laura Benedict, Teacher at Cedar Falls, Iowa. Blanch Braddock-McNew, Widow of John McNew, class of ' 86, has traveled much in old country, spending much time at Rome, Greenfield, Ind. Frank Copeland, Lives in Tower House at Dunreith, Ind. Estella Deem-Kennedy, Teacher in Greensburg, Ind. Gertrude Gordon-Geneaux, Housekeeper, Lovell, Wyo. Sue Griffin-Evans, Housekeeper and mother of two daughters and one son, Spiceland, Ind. Otis Stubbs, Farmer, New Lisbon, Ind. May White, Charge of a Japanese School and Home in Pasadena, Cal. — By a Member of the Class of 82. 1 890- 1 900. The years between 1890 and 1900 marked a great change in Spiceland Aca- demy as to its relation to the school-township and school-town and as to the per- centage of the enrollment completing the course of study. At the beginning of this decade the Academy furnished the educational facilities for Spiceland Cor- poration and all the high ' school work for the township. The town contracted with the Academy trustees for a lump sum to furnish the house, play-grounds and teachers for the common school grades. All high school pupils were charged tuition. As the time went on in the development of the school system of the state, laws were enacted which took the grade work from the hands of the Academy and placed it in the hands of the township and the high school pupils began to be
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