University of Wisconsin Stevens Point - Horizon / Iris Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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16 The Iris 09 GENEVIEVE GILRUTH, Ph. B. Latin. University of Chicago one year ; North Western University; instructor Stevens Point Normal School, 1908— W. F. LUSK, Ph. B. Physics, yJgriculturc. Physiology. Graduate River Falls State Normal School; University of Wisconsin; principal Polk Co. Training School; superintendent Ellsworth City Schools; principal Hammond High School; Stevens Point Normal School. 1907— ALEXANDRINE LaTOURETTE. A. B. Librarian. Fenton High School. 1902; attended Ripon College. Ripon. Wis., for three years; Kalamazoo College, Kalamazoo. Mich., 1907 ; Pratt Institute Library School, Brooklyn. N. Y., 1908 ; held positions in Ripon College Library, Kalamazoo College Library, Kalamazoo Public Library, New York Public Library; Stevens Point Normal School. 1908- ALBERT K. SANFORD, B. L., A. M. History, Political Economy, Civil Government. State Norma! School, Platteville, 1886; University of Wisconsin, B. L.; Harvard University, A. M.; assistant Dodgeville High School, 1886-1889; principal Wisconsin Academy, M:d-ison, 1892-3; State Normal School, Stevens Point, 1894— NINA MARGARET WHITMAN. Kindergarten Critic Teacher. Graduate of the St. Paul High and Teachers’ Training Schools; taught in one of the public school kindergartens of that city; graduated from the Chicago Kindergarten College; ]x st graduate work in the same school; Stevens Point Normal School, 1907—

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The Iris 09 15 EUDORA H. SAVAGE. Critic Teacher of Grammar Department. I ligh School graduate; student in Michigan State Normal College. Vpsilanti. Michigan, and in Columbia School of Oratory. Chicago; taught in Litchfield. Michigan ; Beloit. Wis. ; O; k Park. 111.; Stevens Point Normal. 1908 JOSEPH V. COLLINS. Ph. IL. Ph. I). Mathematics. Uniwrsity of Wooster. ’$6; taught in Preparatory Dept., University of Wooster: Johns Hopkins University, one and a hall years: professor of mathematics. Hastings College, five years; professor of mathematics at Miami University, Oxford. Ohio, five years; Stevens Point Normal School, 94 JOSEPH IN H 1-1TZ G E KALI). Supervisor of Practice. State Normal. Oshkosh. Wis. ; Chicago University t v quarters. 1898; Summer Sessions 1903, 19« 4, 19(8; teacher in Public Schools. Oshkosh. Wis., and in Blue Island. 111.; instructor State Normal School, Oshkosh. Summer Session 1906; State Normal School. River Pal Is; State Normal School. Stevens Point. DAVID OLSON, A. B. Geography anil Biology. University of Michigan. 1902; assistant in psychology. University of Michigan. 1902; graduate student. University of Chicago (Summer; 1902; Cornell University (Summer) 1903; Columbia University (Summer) 1901; instructor in geography. Central State Normal School. Mt. Pleasant. Mich., 1902—1903; instructor in geography. State Normal school. Stevens Point. 1903- MARION P. PEAKE. A. B. English, Literature. Provincial Normal School, New Brunswick, Canada. University of New Brunswick. Canada; Harvard, Summer Sessiorr 1906. 1907: teacher New York City, Oshkosh, Wis.; State Normal School, Stevens Point.

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tsa The Iris ’09 !7 WINIFRED HATCH SPINDLER. Clerk, Ticasurer. Register in Probate, Waupaca County, 1897--1901 ; Wood Business College, New York City, 1902; stenographer at Headquarters, Wisconsin Veterans’Home, 1903—06; computing clerk. Washburn Observatory and stenographer. Graduate School, State University,Madison, Wis., 1906--07; clerk and treasurer. State Normal School.Stevens Point. 1908 — FRANK NICHOLAS SPINDLER, B. A., M. A. Psychology, History of Education. Oberlin Academy, Oberlin, Ohio, 1890; Oberlin College. B. A., 1894 ; graduate student Harvard University, Philosophy and Education. 1894--97, B. A., M. A.; professor of latin, psychology, and political economy. Bellevue College, Nebraska 1897—98; assistant professor of psychology and pedagogy. State Normal College, Ypsilanti, Michigan. 1898--99; professor of philosophy and psychology. Fairmont College, Wichita, Kansas, 1S99—1900; State Normal Sol:ool, Stevens Point. 1901 — NANNIE R. GRAY. German. Illinois State Normal University; teacher for six years in High Schools of Decatur, and Aurora, Illinois ; studied in Germany 1895--6 ; again in 1902 ; attended five summer sessions at Universities in Mass., N. Y., and Wis.; Stevens Point Normal School, 1S96 — C. BALDWIN BACON. B. A., M. A. General History, English, and Reading. Peddie Institute 1S88-1892; Brown University, 1892—4; Columbia University, 1897—9. A. B.; Harvard University, 1899—1900, A.M.; Harvard University, 1900—1902; instructor in history, Peddie Institute; instructor in history, Cambridge E. H. School: assistant instructor history of philosophy. Harvard University; Stevens Point Normal School, 1902— EDITH PHELPS. Drawing. Pratt Institute; Art Students’ League of New York. One year newspaper work in NewYork ; supervisor of drawing, Pueblo, Colorado ; State Normal School, Stevens Point, 1907—