Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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THE MNAMEION. 23 M. RINGO, Treasurer of the ► Board of Regents. Vice-Presi- of the Kirksviile Savings Bank. R ON. W. T. CARRINGTON, State Superintendent and ex-officio mem¬ ber of the Board of Regents, is a native of the “Kingdom of Callaway.” He is a graduate of McGee College and West¬ minster. He graduated from tin Kirks¬ viile State Normal with the class of 1876. He was for two years Superintendent of Schools at Mexico and for ten years principal of the Springfield High school; lie was for four years chief clerk of Superintend! nt Coleman. He was elect- ad 1898.

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THE MNAMEION. 25 Senior A Sam Wat Arnold, Schuyler County; Latin Course; Senior Society; Web- sterian; Ex-President of Y. M. C. A.; Chief amusement—-visiting Mills. k T dare do all that may become a man.” E. Alta Allen, Scotland County; Rossville Hig h School; English Course ; has had four years exper¬ ience as teacher. “ She has a very bright head. ” Basil Brewer , Kirksville; Graduate Kirksville Hig ' h School, ’99; Latin Course. He has an excellent thinker for science. “ He delves deep into truths. ” Edna Barker, Kirksville; Form¬ erly student of Paris Hig ' h school ; Senior Latin Course. “ Her ideals are lofty. ” Artie Cleavland, Lewis County, Graduate of Elocution 1900. Has attended Brashear Schools. Is a good interpreter of Classic Literature. Recreation—“ Walks abroad and talks about them. ” “ Grace was in her steps and every move was dignity. ” George Crockett,C aldwell County. Graduate Hamilton High School, ’99. Forward on Basket Ball Team Marked characteristic—Devotion to Duty. “A little curly headed. ” Annie E arhart, Kirksvillian ; evolved from a Model Girl to a Senior. Knows English “as she should be spoke. ” English Course. 44 Little, but O My! ” Edward S. Jones, Macon County; studied in Macon Hi h School in ’91 and ’92; three years in the Normal; principal of the Bevier High School ’98 and ’99, and 1900; Superintendent elect in ' same position. Gertrude Johnson, Adair County; graduate of Memphis High School ’96; spent two years in La Grange Col¬ lege; taught one year in Memphis, and two years at Lacovie, Jasper County. “Grace, ease, and sweetness voiced of pride. ” R. L. Kirk, Kirksville; Missouri Valley College ’95 and ’96; LL. B. of M. S. U. ’98; U. S. volunteer 98; taught in Silax, Mo. 1900 and 1901. Fellow in Latin K. S. N. S. ’99 and ’00; famed for command of English and his Latin Dialect.