Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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MATHEMATICS. (inidiiiiic. Millersville State Normal, Pennsvl vania. '89; Ph B.. Wesleyan t’ni t'niversitv. Connecticut, '93: student at l Ik I 'iiivcrsit v of Chicago. ‘04- -96: teacher in I lu I'nivcrsity of the Pacific, and stu dent at Lick )1 iscrvatory. ’96-97 ; teacher in Baldwin t'niversitv. Ohio. ' 7 01: graduate student and laboratory assist ant. Western Reserve t’niversitv, Clevc land. .. A. M , 01 02: student in the Universi! s of Chicago. ’02-03; teacher of Mat lieiuat ies. State Normal School. Kirksville. Mo.. ’03 ASSISTANT IJV MATHEMATICS. Graduate. Stale Normal School. Kirks ville, Mo.. ’93; student. Missouri State t'niversit v. 93 91. 96 98; Principal Gal latin (Mo.) High School. ’98-00; teachei of Mathematics in Hannibal (Mo.) High School. ‘00-03; special student at Mis souri State University in summer schools ol 1900-03; Teacher of Mathematics in vState Normal School. Kirksville. Mo.. ’03-; degree A. B.. Missouri Stale Uni versity, I' eb., '04. }y 2 I

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PHYSieAL SeiEMCB. Student Kirksville Normal School, three years; student. l'niversit of Mis sour i, three years; t'niversit of Chicago, one year; Harvard, one year; B. S.. University of Missouri. '97; Phi Beta Kappa. Uni versi t of Missouri; Austin Scholar. Harvard. '01 o:»; traveled and studied Ihrec mouths in Ivurope, '02; teacher in country schools, two years; Salisbm v Academy, one year; Spring held High School, two years; Chair ol Physical Science. State Normal. Kirks- ville, Mo,, ’99-. MATHEMATICS. ('.raduate. State Normal School. Kirks vilh . Mo.; Principal of High School and Teacher of Mathematics, at Richmond, Mo. two years; teacher of mathematics, Woodson Institute. Richmond, one year; special student in mathematics at Ann Arbor; Principal of Nevada (Mo.) High School, one year; Teacher of Mathematics in Prichctt College. Glasgow. Mo., six years; Chair of Mathematics in State Normal. Kirksville, Mo.. 1900-; has stud ied mathematics two summers in the l ni versi tv of Chicago; oratory, one sum hum at Chautauqua. X. Y.; and holds the degree M. S. ; now 011 leave of ab senee. attending Harvard University. 20

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 aSSISTAXT IX MATHEMATICS. Graduate. Howard College, Layette. Mo. ; post-graduate work in Latin, Kng- lish, and mathematics; has certificate of graduation in Gerinan. language and literature from same eollegc, given after three years' studs undei Miss Kberhard, a native of Switzerland; 15 S I).. State Normal School. kiiksville. Mo., ’S3; post-graduate degree. M. S. I)., ’87; has taught in the training department of the same institution, and is now one of the instructors in niathemalics. ENGLISH. Scientific and literary courses in Mc- Gee College, ’83 86; Assistant Principal in Perry Academy, ’86-89: Principal Public Schools, New London. Mo.. ’89-90; Count v Commissioner of Ralls Co.. Mo., '89 90; Superintendent Public Schools. Huntsville, Mo.. ’90 92; Superintendent Public Schools. Louisiana. Mo., ‘92-96; Professor of Knglish and Pedagogy, Springfield .Normal School, ’96-97; Su- perintendent Public Schools, Memphis, Mo.. ’97-00; Professor of Knglish, State Normal Sehool. Kirksville, Mo., ’oo-; student in Knglish. Harvard I'niversity, summer of 1902. 22