West Chester University - Serpentine Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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igio PATHFINDER 23 Clyde E. Ehinger, M.D, Graduate uf the High Schiml nt Keokuk, Inwa; did a year ' s work at the State Uuiversity at Inwa Citv, and Iher began the study of niecHcine at the Cliicago Homeopathic College, from which institution he was graduated in 1880. Dr. Ehing ' er ser -ed as physician at the Cook County Hos- jiital. Illinois, a year and a-half following his graduation from college and then, for a few years, devoted himself to the practice of medicine. In 1890, he was graduated from the . ndcrson Normal School of Gymnastics, Brooklyn, New ' i)rk. During the same year he organized the department of Physical Training in the West Chester State Normal School. Member of the National Council of the American Physical Educational . s.sociation ; of the Philadelphia Physi- cal Education Society; and in 1898 was elected president of the De])artment of Physical Education of the National Edu- cational Association. Charlotte N. Hardee, Mus.B. Head of Department of Music. West Chester Slate Nor- mal School ; Graduate of the High School and the Univer- sity of Syracuse, Syracuse, N. Y. ; Special work with Dr. B. Erank Walters, Philadelphia, Pa.: and Vtith ' [ om Ward, Syracuse, N. Y. ; Teacher of Music Cozenovia Seniinar - l)efore accepting the position she now holds. Esther M. Groome Has studied at Baltimore Normal School. faryhnd In- stitute of Art and Design, . cademy of Eine . rts. Philadel- phia, Pa., and under Emil Kelt, Andre Castaigne in the Charcoal Club of Baltimore. Cecelia Beaux. Tra eled and painted in Europe, and in Spain with Robert Henri. Taught one year in Shippensburg State Nonual SJiool and in the West Chester State Normal School since 181)4.

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I9IO PATHFINDER 25 Samuel C. Schmucker, A.M., Ph.D. Graduate of Reading High .Selionl and Mulileiil)iivg College. Received tl ' ic degree of Pli.D.aiul lliai of Honora- ble Fellow of Botany from Unixersity of Pennsylvania. Professor of Xatural Science at Carthage College, 111. : Boys ' High ScIkihI. Reading, Pa.; Indiana State Normal School, Tniliana, i ' a. ; Professor of Biological Sciences at West Chester State Normal School. West Chester. Pa.; Lecturer ■ n Biiilngv :;t Philadelphia, Pa., Cunking .Schonl. fnr .- nieri- can Socictv tor E.xtension of L ' niversity Teaching, at schools, teachers ' gatherings, and chautau(|uas. ' Member of American . ssocifitiori for the - d ancemenl of Science, . nierican Ornithologists ' Union, Pennsylvania Botanical Society, and the National Educational . ssociation. .Author of . Stud ' i)f Nature. Cimtriljutur of a series of papers to Seeiug ' rhmgs(Jutdoors and tn Ladics ' llume Jnurnal. Foster H. Starkey, A.M. Graduate of Mansfield State Xnrmal School, Harvard Wallace Peter Dick. A.M. and Bucknell Universities. Now studying in graduate de- (iraduate of Bojwn L ' ni ersity and was there elected to partment of the University of Pennsylvania. Teacher of | i,j Beta Kappa. Teacher of Latin at the West Chester Latin, Greek, and Mathematics at South Jersey Institute, State Normal School; composer of several good musical Princeton, N. J.; Principal of High School at larquette, productions. Mrs. Dick occui)ied position as Lilirarian of Michigan; Principal of High School, Sliamnkin. Pa. ; Teacher ]-n. s Chester State Normal School. of Latin and Vice-Principal of tlie West Chester State Nor- mal School.