Bulletin of the Department of Secondary-School Principals of the National Education Association Issued Five Times a Year — January, March, April, May, and @tober OCTOBER, 1930 Entered as second-class matter, December 29, 1925, at the post office at Berwyn, Illinois, under the Act of August 24, 1912. Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage, provided for in Section 412, Act of February 28, 1925, authorized March 30, 1927. Bulletin Number 33 Secondary-School Administration Abstracts and Directory The Department of Secondary-School Principals of the National Education Association . V. CHURCH, Executive Secretary 3129 Wenonah Avenue, Berwyn, Illinois Bulletin of the Department of Secondary-School Principals of the National Education Association Issued Five Times a Year January, March, April, May, and October OCTOBER, 1930 Secondary-School Administration Abstracts and Directory Published under the direction of the Department of Secondary-School Principals of the National Education Association with the co-operation of the Judd Club The Judd Club is a group of principals of the high schools of the suburbs of Chicago who meet once a month during the scholastic year for dinner and the evening with Charles H. Judd, Director of the School of Education of the University of Chicago. At the meetings administrative problems of the secondary school are discussed. Members of the Judd Club contributing to this issue: Editor-in-chief, W. C. Reavis Under-editors L. Biester C. D. Lutz V. Church W. W. Haggard M. Deam W. E. McVey E. Lemon A. L. Spohn V. Lockhart J. W. Thalman F. H. , J. A. ButieTiIn NumBer 33 All communications for secondary-school administration abstract service should be directed to H. V. Church, 3129 Wenonah Avenue, Berwyn, Illinois; J. Sterling Morton High School, Cicero, Illinois, Executive Secretary of the Department of Secondary-School Principals of the National Education Associa- tion, These abstracts are free to all members of the Department of Secondary- School Principals of the National Education Association. 1 Officers DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS of the NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 1929-1930 OFFICERS President: Second Vice President: Louis E. PLUMMER Joun A. Larson Principal of Union High Principal of Senior High School School Fullerton, California Little Rock, Arkansas First Vice President: Executive Secretary: C. H. THRELKELD H. V. Cuurcu Principal of Columbia High Superintendent of J. Sterling School Morton Schools South Orange, New Jersey Cicero, I]linois EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE F. R. Born W. C. GIEsE Principal, Junior High School Principal Washington Park Ardmore, Oklahoma High School Racine, Wisconsin Mino H. Stuart Principal of Arsenal Technical High School Indianapolis, Indiana NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President: Secretary: EpwarD RYNEARSON H. V. Cuurcu Director of Vocational Guid- Superintendent of J. Sterling ance, The Administration Morton Schools Building, Bellefield Avenue at Cicero, Illinois Forbes Street Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania M. R. McDanieEL Georce W. Murpock Principal of Oak Park and River Principal Southwestern High Forest Township High School School Oak Park, Illinois Detroit, Michigan —— L. W. Brooks : Superintendent of Schools Director of Secondary Education Tylsa, Oklahoma Wichita, Kansas WiiuiaMm E. WING CuHar.es E. Keyes he : . Principal of Oakland High . on an of Deering High choo Oakland, California, School Portland. Mai ARTHUR M. SeysBoitp nn, ee Principal of Thomas Jefferson H. V. KEPNER Junior High School Principal of West High School Cleveland, Ohio Denver, Colorado 2 ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Abstracts Books Terry, Paul W. Supervising Extra-Curricular Activities in The Amer- ican Secondary School. New York: McGraw Hill Book Co., 1930. Pp. 417. Much has been written in the last few years on the problems of extra-curriculum activities, but no one book deals with the entire field as effectively and completely as does this contribution by Paul W. Terry. The book is opened with an elaborate discussion of the historical and theoretical background of the extra-curriculum movement. A considera- tion is given, then, of the problems peculiar to the administration of spe- cial types of extra-curriculum activities, such as student participation in school government, the honor society, school publications, dramatics, music, forensics, athletics, school clubs, and fraternities and sororities. The book is closed with the general problems of administration, organi- zation, and supervision of all pupil activities. There are many outstanding and desirable features of the book among which are the numerous illustrations drawn from actual practices in secondary schools scattered over the entire country, the annotated bibliographical references, and clarity of discussion. The author has dealt with real and actual facts rather than theoretical generalities. For exmple, in showing that leadership is not an inborn characteristic, but one that can be acquired and developed, the author has shown that leadership is made up of a combination of certain skills and abilities. He has mentioned such skills as, “aptitude in public speaking, presiding over meetings, encouraging achievement in others, promoting team work, and selecting the right people for important positions” (p. 46). There may be other skills characteristic of good leadership, but nevertheless, the author has presented qualities of leadership in a much more definite manner than is commonly done by writers on extra- curriculum problems. He recommends that special instruction be given to the presidents and other officers of clubs in the various duties that they will be expected to perform. Real situations should be provided, he says, so that leaders may have practice in acquiring and developing the skills of leadership mentioned in the first part of the book. When principals of secondary schools, directors of extra-curriculum activities, and sponsors of clubs know what are the characteristics and skills of good citizenship and good leadership, and when they know what situations can be provided for the development of these skills and char- acteristics, then a firm foundation will have been laid on which may be built an effective program of extra-curriculum activities for high-school pupils, Mann, Hunter Carleton. How Schools Use Their Time. New York: Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1928. Pp. 202. Time allotment trends in grades 1 to 6 from 1826 to 1926 show that 3 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS until 1914 there was a tendency toward shortening the school day. In 1826 the length of the school day, not including lunch hour but inciu cing recess, was 6 hours. By 1866 the day was 5 hours and 15 minutes long; in 1904 it had been reduced to 4 hours and 56 minutes and the low point was reached in 1914 when the day shrunk to 4 hours and 44 minutes. In 1926 a survey of 444 cities and towns showed an average school day of 5 hours and 4 minutes in length. In that same year 15 states recom- mended a school day slightly in excess of the average. There are no figures available for length of school year earlier than 1880. Since that date there has been a gradual increase in the length of the school year. In 1880 the average number of days schools were in session was 130; by 1910 this figure had reached 158. In 1925 it had become 170. Time allotment trends in the subjects generally called the three R’s are not what some school people and a great many laymen think. The actual number of hours of instruction in the three R’s received by each child has increased approximately 300 per cent since 1826. This takes into con- sideration three things: (1) Length of school day; (2) Length of school year; and, (3) Average amount of schooling received by each child. During this period the percentage of time devoted to the three R’s has decreased from 91.7% to 51.7%. Of course the time spent on subjects other than the three R’s has steadily increased since about 1826 when sewing, the first of the so-called frills was admitted to the curriculum. A considerable variation in total time allotment exists among the different population groups. The'larger the population group the longer the school day in the Ist and 2nd grades, and the smaller the population group the longer the school day in the 5th and 6th grades. In the 4th grade the allotment is about the same for all population groups. In the case of the length of the school year, the larger the population the longer the year. Very divergent practices in time alloted to each of the three R’s are followed by the different schools in the same population group. One of the R’s may receive many times as much time in the first 6 grades in one city as in another of the same population group. For example, reading receives 12 times as much time in one city as in another city of the same group. An optimum time allotment is urged but it is recognized that further research is necessary before this can be attained. Hildreth, Gertrude H. Psychological Service for School Problems. New York: World Book Co., 1930. Pg. 317. In progressive schools the principles of psychology are applied to the important problems of pupil study, failures, individual differences, measuring achievement, curriculum recasts, and child development. Experts in psychological research are needed to-day in the larger work of public welfare. ‘The teacher has his own separate field ; the psycholo- gist has an important complementary field in modern school work. Psychological measurements have corrective and refining values inj prediction, instruction, and observation of pupils. Particularly in the administration of tests, psychological principles should govern the pro- gram of the activity. Psychological service in the administration of schools markedly aids in the discovery of learning capacity of exceptional students of behavior bias, and of pupils with physical limitations. This 4 ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DirECTORY service brings above the horizon both the gifted and the dull children. The selection and segregation of exceptional pupils should proceed with extreme care and on a sound psychological basis. Particular care should be used in the treatment of dull children. Both bright and dull pupils should have carefully adjusted curriculums. Intensive and case study of individual pupils should parallel all adjustments of deviates. Care- ful diagnosis of the difficulties of individual pupils is an essential part of psychological service. With this work scientifically done the remedial work should likewise proceed on an individual basis. Classification of pupils is necessary in large schools. In doing this the pupil’s mental capacity, maturity, and progress, as well as achievement and chronological, social and physiological maturity should be considered. With careful classification on the basis of probable progress larger groups of pupils can be instructed than on any other basis. With pupils scientifically grouped psychological service is needed for their guidance and instruc- tion. A careful study of a pupil’s progress requires carefully recorded data of his progress. ‘The psychological laboratory should be in close touch with the schoolroom, for both should benefit by the contact. Sandwick, Richard L. Study and Personality. New York: D. C. Heath and Co., 1929. Pg. 228. In the decade 1913-1922 public high-school enrollments in the United States mounted fourteen times as rapidly as the population. Young people go to high school these days, but do they study? Their mental training depends on their personal activity. Leadership in the arts and sciences depends upon learning and learning upon study; there- fore one should know how to study. Confidence, attitude, and spirit, or will, are essentials in the learning game. The right attitude must be gained. Planning of one’s time is important. A daily time schedule re- ligiously followed is a great help. The student must keep his memory in fine working order by keeping in good health, plunging vigorously into his mental work, learning thoroughly, recalling often, and keeping thought units in a logical sequence. Concentration is a great aid in learning thoroughly; allow no distractions to annoy. The place of study and work has much influence on results. The right atmosphere is important. A successful life is bottomed on high ideals, endless energy, wide knowledge, and nice skill. Given right ideals, the energy to direct ones power rightly is very essential because ones motive power is limited, there- fore it must be carefully guarded. Defective vision, impaired hearing, imperfect teeth, unhealthy tonsils are among the physical handicaps that delay progress. Malnutrition has its pull backward. Lack of exercise depletes ones energy. With these handicaps surmounted the supreme achievement is at hand,—creative thinking. ‘The collecting of facts, the setting of problems, the testing of theories, the suspending of judg- ment, are steps in creative thinking. DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Magazines Jones, H. A. “The Status of Equipment in Athletic, Health, and Physical-Education Departments of One Hundred High Schools in the United States,” School Review, XXXVIII (January, 1930), 55-60. In the spring of 1929 a survey was made of the athletic, health, and physical-education departments of one hundred high schools in the United States. The purpose of this study was to determine the status of these departments with respect to equipment. Eighty-one per cent of the schools reported athletic field as equipment; 33% separate outdoor space for girls; 48% tennis courts; 33% courts for volley ball, fist ball, etc. The average size of athletic fields was found to be 8.8 acres and the average size of outdoor space for girls 2.45 acres. Ninety- six percent reported gymnasium, 54% separate accommodation for girls, 8% teachers’ recreation room, 38% indoor track, and 42% swimming pool. Eighty-six per cent reported director’s office as a type of indoor equipment; 76% separate offices for men and women direc- tors; 32% room or office for each instructor; 47% examination room or rooms; 97% storage-room for equipment; 33% drying-room for equipment; 48% dressing room or rooms; 52% athletic team rooms; and 71% visitors’ gallery. The average size of the regular gymnasium in feet was found to be 60 x 90. The average seating capacity for visitors’ galleries is 1,072. ‘Twenty of the one hundred schools reporting use chlorine as means of refiltration and disinfection of water in swimming pools, 9 filter, 4 violet ray, 3 chlorinated lime, 1 gravel and Chlorozene, 1 alum and sand, 1 bichloride, 1 chlorine bubble, 1 chloro- clock machine, 1 ozone, and 1 vacuum. It appears that considerable improvement must be made before equipment of the high schools studied measures up to the standards set by authorities in this field. Rush, M. Elizabeth. “Guiding the Drifters into Vocations,” School Review, XXXVIII (February, 1930), 96-109. It is the problem of the school, first, to find the drifters and, second, to help them. Methods of vocational guidance vary greatly. Some schools use specific methods in the classroom, and some schools give assistance to pupils through counselors in addition to the assistance given by general methods. The results of specific methods are less likely to be haphazard. Certain principles to follow in appealing to drifters through general methods are: (1) Arouse interest; (2) Emphasize qualities that make for success; (3) Teach elementary facts of economics; and (4) Discuss the man and his job. To have a definite time for classroom guidance under a teacher assigned to it is the ideal method. An in- tensive program would be the provision for the study of vocations in successive years in different departments. ‘The ninth grade might study vocations in connection with civics ; the tenth grade, English; the eleventh grade, history or science; and the twelfth grade, economics. The work would not be duplicated under this plan, for the study would be ap- proached from entirely different points of view, and no pupil should 6 the art M loc sch 19: abi. cou: lack seen semi to o Stuc Hor: by J the « in th tests and | train: Eells, the ey attend to the Four-f ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY analyze one occupation twice without special permission. ‘This special study of vocations should include: (1) Facts of vocational maladjust- ment; (2) Divisions of occupations, listed by the United States Census ; (3) A survey of the occupations in the community; (4) A class project to investigate occupations of interest to the class; (5) Essentials in choosing a vocation; (6) Self-analysis of pupils from the vocational point of view; (7) Methods of getting in touch with possible positions, and (8) How to apply for a position. Special counselors can do much to find and help the drifters. The counselor should employ intelligence tests, special-aptitude tests, physical examination records, as well as secure knowledge of pupil’s interests, personality, and emotions, if he would really aid in performing guidance tasks. He should give personal help and advice to pupils when they need it. Also, he should coéperate with the teachers and make available to them all possible information about individual pupils to help them in the classroom with individual guidance problems. Jacobson, P. B., and Van Dusen, E. C. “Remedial Instruction in Read- ing in the Ninth Grade,” School Review, XXXVIII (February, 1930), 142-46. A successful remedial reading experiment with ninth grade pupils in the Little Falls High School, Little Falls, Minnesota, is reported in this article. —The Iowa High School Silent Reading Test and the Thorndike- McCall Reading Scale, Form 3, revealed that of the 150 pupils from the locai public schools, the local parochial schools, and the ungraded rural schools, who had entered the Little Falls High School in the fall of 1928, 122 of them were little better than seventh graders in reading ability. In applying remedial measures three difficulties were en- countered: inability of teachers of high school subjects to teach reading, lack of suitable teaching materials, and discouragement because of seemingly slow improvement. ‘Ten weeks at the beginning of the first semester were devoted to developing procedures and to allowing teachers to observe how reading is taught in the elementary schools. Learn to Study Readers, Book Four by Horn and Moscrip and Book Five by Horn, Snedaker, and Goodykoontz; Standard Test Lessons in Reading by McCall and Crabbs were the books which were selected for use in the experiment. The fears of the teachers about progress were abated in the end. After twenty-three weeks of applying remedial measures, tests showed that 102 of the 122 pupils who had remained in school and and had been deficient in reading ability gained 2.1 grades during the training period. Eells, Walter Crosby, and Brand, R. Romayne. “Student Opinion in Junior Colleges in California,” School Review, XXXVIII (March, 1930), 176-90. A composite view of the junior college in California as seen through the eyes of more than three thousand of the eighty-five hundred students attending twenty-eight different institutions of that state is favorable to the junior college and indicates that the junior college has “arrived.” Four-fifths of the three thousand students to whom questionnaires were 7 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS submitted were living at home while attending junior college. More than 80 percent of the freshmen and nearly 90 per cent of the sophomores expected to graduate. Ninety per cent of the students expected to go beyond junior college. More than one-half of the men and 20 per cent of the women were employed while attending junior college. As for reasons for attending junior college in preference to attending four- year institution, the most frequently mentioned motive was to save money. Four other outstanding reasons were, to prepare for work in the university, to secure advantage of small classes, to make university entrance credits, and to prepare for a vocation. Reasons of less signifi- cance and in the order of importance for attending junior college were, available part-time employment, desired to be with friends, needed at home, not old enough to go away, greater opportunity in student ac- tivities, opportunities for social and moral training, and privilege of being at home. Eighty-five per cent of the three thousand students in- dicated that they would probably be in college elsewhere if there were no junior college in the community. Seventy-four per cent felt that it was an advantage to live at home while going to college. Ninety-two per cent believed that the instruction which they received in junior college was superior to that instruction which they received in high school. Only 26 per cent thought that the junior college had the spirit, traditions, and general “college atmosphere” that it should have, although fifty-two per cent said that they were satisfied with the social life in the junior college. More than 60 per cent were able to get acquainted with their instructors aside from classroom relationships, and the same per cent of students said that they would, if option were given them, attend junior college in preference to attending four-year institutions. The advantages of the junior college in the eyes of the students were classified under the following headings. For instructional purposes, small classes and individual help were considered as of most importance. The possibility of saving money, with no tuition, board, or room to pay, was a distinct financial advantage. Of less significance, perhaps, but of considerable importance were the advantages under the headings of the size of the institution, the home community, educational opportunity, preparation for continuing education, and opportunities for social de- velopment. Among the disadvantages of attending junior college, which were on the whole very much less frequently mentioned, were those of academic limitations, lack of college atmosphere, limitations in activities, environmental and cultural limitations, limited equipment, poverty of student relationships, break in a four-year college course, parental and home interference. Corrigan, E. J., ““The Home Room,” School Review, XX XVIII (April, 1930), 300-6. The home-room organization in a school building in Detroit, accord- ing to E. J. Corrigan of the Cleveland Intermediate School, consis‘: of a number of one-room schools, with pupils of similar ability in each room and all rooms under one roof. Aside from the fifteen minute home-room period, the pupils of any one room remain together during four of the six sixty-minute class periods of the day. The home-room 8 —_ in th at tl clubs home tratic oppo! boys their Stoke social fessio: classe: of su But 1 which dazzle tween signifi is that to the studie correl, rangin childr 140 a Unite that 1 Norto 0 3 I cation in con educat cation: genera would to civ: heritag Upon school costs d causes, in pur the ser ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY in the school is like a family in a community. The various agencies at the disposal of each home-room are the classrooms, the assembly, clubs, athletics, supervision, administration, and organization. ‘The home-room furnishes: (1) Opportunities to participate in the adminis- tration of the affairs concerning the pupils; and (2) The school an opportunity to emphasize and to capitalize the worthy achievement of boys and girls, to clear up pupils’ difficulties, to start pupils happily on their day’s journey, to teach citizenship, and to train character. Stoke, Stuart M., and Lehman, Harvey C. “Intelligence Test Scores of Social and Occupational Groups,” School and Society, XXXI (March 15, 1930), 372-77. Studies of the relationship between intelligence test scores and social status have agreed in assigning higher average scores to the pro- fessional and the large-scale business groups than to the less-favored classes, and in showing that these high social levels exceed their quotas of superior children. With these findings the writers have no quarrel. But they do disagree seriously with the exaggerations of these facts which are rife in current literature. Most investigators have been so dazzled by the genetic significance of the positive correlation existing be- tween social status and intelligence test score as to lose sight of an equally significant fact residing in the assembled data. ‘This overlooked factor is that the high social levels are much inferior to the lower with respect to the number of superior children in their ranks. Three important studies have revealed the following facts: (1) Intelligence test scores correlate rather loosely with social and economic status, the correlation ranging usually from 0.30 to 0.40; (2) The great majority of superior children (IQ 120-140) and the great majority of gifted children (IQ 140 and above) come from the non-professional classes; (3) In the United States the great majority of gifted children come from families that receive rather modest incomes. Norton, John K. “The Cost of Public Education from the View-Point of = Schools,” School and Society, XXXI (March 22, 1930), 385-89. Four points are outstanding in discussing the cost of public edu- cation from the point of view of the schools: (1) The public schools in contributing to the preservation and enhancement of the nation’s educational resources render a service of primary importance. Our edu- cational heritage is a most perishable possession. Neglect, for one generation, would cause it to deteriorate beyond repair; our people would have to begin all over again the long, hard trek from savagery to civilization. If the school does its work poorly, our intellectual heritage is depleted. If the school is strong, this heritage is enhanced. Upon this fundamental consideration rests the claim of the public school for a share in the national income. (2) The increase in school costs during the last twenty years has been in response to legitimate causes. ‘The causes of increased school costs, growth in attendance, loss in purchasing power of the dollar, and improvement in the quality of the service rendered, need no defense before the bar of enlightened public 9 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS policy. (3) Public school expenditures are allotted but a minor fraction of the nation’s income and for nearly a decade now there has been no increase in the fraction of the national income expended for public education. We are now enjoying a yearly national income of $90,000,- 000,000. All tax-supported schools, including colleges, cost $2,450,- 000,000. Less than 3 per cent. of our income is expended for public education. (4) Expenditures for public schools are reasonable consider- ing the size and character of the work they are expected to perform. Cattell, Psyche. ‘Comparability of I. Q.’s obtained from Different Tests at Different I. Q. Levels,” School and Society, XXXI (March 29, 1930), 437-42. The I. Q. has proved to be a useful measure of the relative intelli- gence of school children and a valuable aid in predicting the probable school success of the child. This present study has as its purpose the presentation of data leading to the questioning of the following assump- tions: (1) That the average of a group of children having had the conventional school training does not vary significantly from one to another of the better-known tests; (2) that if a test gives an average I. Q. of 100 in an unselected group, it is evidence of the accuracy of the standardization of that test and that it measures equally well all chil- dren—bright, average, or dull; and (3) that the higher a test correlates with the same criterion, frequently the Stanford-Binet, the better the test. The following conclusions were reached: (a) The median I. Q. of two tests may compare favorably with one another, but give widely divergent results at the extremes. (b) A test may give a high corre- lation coefficient with I. Q.’s or mental ages used as criteria and yet vary widely from the criteria at the extremes. (c) The reliability of the standardization of a test cannot be judged by the correlation coefficients and medians alone, but should include a study at the several I. Q. levels. (d) Aside from the greater variable errors of the group tests, no evidence was found to indicate that all group tests give a wider range of I. Q.’s than the Stanford-Binet. Some group tests may have a wider, others an equal or narrower range. Hurd, A. W. “High-School Physics Makes Small Contribution to a. Physics,” School and Society, XXXI (April 5, 1930), Some summary statements from this investigation are as follows: (1) High-school texts in physics are from one and a half to two times as voluminous as the college texts in the content included in mechanics, counted in equated pages. (2) The college text is almost entirely abstract, there being scarcely any reference to the concrete. The high- school texts are very concrete, relatively speaking. (3) There are no photographs in the college texts. For three high-school texts the photographs number 109, 213, and 180. (4) The college text is based on the deductive method; principles are developed with little or no reference to the concrete; then problems (470 in all) are given which are to be solved by the applications of the principles. The high-school texts employ the inductive method to a considerably greater extent in 10 ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY building up principles, and the problems are more practical than those of the college text. (5) The vocabulary of the college text is funda- mentally different. Forty-two very fundamental terms are found in the college text which are not included at all in the high-school texts. (6) The college text makes 345 statements as formulas or parts of formulas. Three high-school texts make 106, 52, and 54 such statements. The study of the high-school text does not help i in preparing for college physics. The best preparation would be a mathematical study of for- mulas, which would develop great facility in working with such formulas. The language used in the college course is the language of the formula and is abstract; this language is not used in the high-school texts. Shields) H. G. “Some Economic Considerations in Secondary School — Education,” School and Society, XX XI (May 3, 1930), 607-9. Secondary business education has been characterized by an abun- dance of technical materials such as shorthand, typewriting, and book- keeping. High-school commercial education has grown more rapidly than high-school enrolment. From 1893 to 1924, high-school enrolment multiplied itself approximately fourteen times, whereas the number of high-school commercial students increased twenty-eight times, although its present increase is probably at a decreasing rate. High-school com- mercial education is at present largely clerical in nature. ‘The only economic defense which may be made for commercial education or for any vocational education is that it increases the national income, i. e., it maximizes the nation’s productivity. If the economists’ contention that the best way to increase the national income is to encourage and train persons to go into the best-paid occupations is true, it is falla- cious to train persons for occupations in which real wages are relatively declining. One may as well encourage investments in decadent indus- tries. No adequate economic proof is available to indicate that clerical education increases earning power. Clerical education should not be confused with general business education. Thomas, John §. “Encouraging Discussion in Teachers’ Meetings,” Elementary School Journal, XXX (February, 1930), 444-49. The procedure described in this article was evolved over an ex- perimental period of more than four years in two Detroit Public Schools. Throughout that time there was a “conscious attempt to encourage participation by teachers in the meetings.” . Short meetings during the noon hour took care of routine business. The office bulletin board was used for notices. The principal held personal conferences and interviews in his office. The regular monthly general meetings were then used for discussing “varying types of constructive activity.” The subject of each meeting was a phase of a general subject which was planned for a semester in advance. The meeting is usually held in the library, because the tables afford an opportunity for small group discussions. The length of the meeting is one hour, the first fifteen minutes of which is a social period in which light refreshments are served. ‘This does much to relieve the formality of the occasion, and serves as a period of relaxation be- 11 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS tween the afternoon session and the meeting. ‘The principal is the chairman and opens the meeting promptly after the social period. Two or three minutes are given to important announcements. ‘Then the subject of the meeting is presented, and its relation to the school is shown, with a list of articles and studies on the subject. This introduction takes six or seven minutes. The teachers of whom there are thirty-six are divided into groups of about seven. The purpose of this is that the smaller groups will discuss the subjects more freely and frankly and every one will probably take part in the discussion. The leader of each small group takes notes of the different views expressed and, after a discussion of twenty minutes, gives a brief report to the whole meeting. The chairman of the meeting summarizes the important ideas expressed in all the group reports and emphasizes them to the whole group. The last few minutes of the hour are spent in the discussion of ways and means of putting the ideas into practice. Clem, O. M., and Roberts, Horace M. “The Tenth Year Progress of Junior High-School and Elementary School Pupils,” Journal of Educational Research, Vol. 2, No. 4, (April, 1930), 288-96. This investigation attempts to find out the difference in achievement during the tenth year of a conventional senior high school of pupils entering from an elementary grade school and those from a junior high school. It is limited to one city. The sole measure of achievement was ability to pass successfully work in Latin, English, algebra, French, geometry and history. The chronological age of the two principal groups studied was approximately the same, but the I Q level was slightly higher for pupils from the conventional grade school. The grade school group made consistently higher marks in the 10th grade than did pupils from the junior high school. This may be due to a similarity in procedure and objectives of the grade school and the senior high school. Clearly it indicated a need for closer articulation of aims and purposes of the junior and senior high schools. However, the measure of accomplishment, ability to earn satisfactory marks in the specific sub- jects mentioned above, is not the only criterion by which the work of either the grade school or junior high school should be judged. The enriched junior high school may offer extra-curriculum values equally valid with ability to make high scholastic marks. The function of the senior high school in framing standards equally applicable to both junior high school pupils and those from the conventional grade school is challenged. Considerable light is also thrown on the problem of transferred pupils who come into the senior high school from various public and private schools. Such pupils considered in this study were somewhat lower than the average in I Q’s and had a relatively large percentage of subject failures indicating that serious adjustment difficulties face this group. Weisman, S. E. “Case Studies of the Relationship between High School Achievement and Educational Counseling,” Journal of Educational Research, Vol. 21, No. 5, (May, 1930), 357-63. This study seeks to determine if the Stanford-Revision of the Binet- 12 ee ek. ek ot fe ee oe “ec ck ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Simon Test can be profitably used in educational counseling. The indi- vidual scholastic achievements of thirty pupils are studied over a period of years with evidences of the development of character and personality traits. It was found that even pupils with very moderate ability can successfully carry typical high-school subjects, if personality traits are wholesome and the right attitude toward work is maintained. Such failures as were recorded were due to dislike for the teacher or for the subject-matter itself. Data from the Stanford Revision of the Binet- Simon Test seem to indicate that these thirty pupils were only fairly well able to select courses adapted to their particular abilities. Nearly one- third failed to finish their courses. ‘The remainder completed their courses with a minimum amount of failure. The Stanford Revision test does indicate with fair accuracy ability to do high-school work. Proper counseling to develop wholesome attitudes toward work is also highly important. The pupil needs personal assistance if he is to utilize most effectively his ability. Curriculum adjustments should be made for slow and dull pupils. Educational guidance is important for all pupils, the bright as well as the dull, that they may select courses appropriate to their interest and ability. Green, Rhue E. “The Office Suite of the High-School Principal.” American School Board Journal, LXXX (Jan., 1930) 70-1, 153. The increasing responsibility of the modern high-school principal, who is no longer merely a head teacher or a clerk, but the director and business manager of his school, and the increase in the personnel of ad- ministrative and supervisory staffs have necessitated some marked changes in provision for office space and equipment. The single office is being replaced by office suites, and aids and devices installed that will allow the principal time to function effectively as the director of his school. The data of this report were collected from 185 high schools in North Central territory and taken from the study of 522 schools made by Reavis and Woellner of the University of Chicago. The rooms which should be included in a modern office suite are the principal’s private office, assistant principal’s private office, general reception room, general office room, work room, vault, toilets and lavatories, cloakrooms, and supply room. Plans are drawn to show the arrangement of these rooms and suggestions made on construction material, furniture and equipment. Aids and devices for the office, such as typewriter and mimeograph, were found in the study made by Reavis and Woellner to average 10.4 per school. Cooper, William J. ‘Per Capita School Costs.” 4merican School Board Journal, LXXX (Jan., 1930), 129. The average per capita school cost in 35 cities having a population of 100,000 and over is $113.69. In 60 cities having a population be- tween 30,000 and 100,000, it is $96.78. The range in the larger cities is from $59.02 to $157.37 and in the smaller from $39.73 to $149.51. The cost of instruction is 76% of the total expenditures. ‘These per capita costs are based on the number of pupils in average daily attendance in day schools and are for current expenditures exclusive of debt services.” 13 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Thorne, Norman C. “An Experiment in High-School Supervision.” Educational Method, 1X (Feb., 1930), 262-68. Feeling that teachers are too often judged inadequately through superficial observations of their work under abnormal conditions, Mr. Thorne carefully worked out a plan of supervision which he has found obviates this condition. He decided that the supervisor should visit the entire class period for three or more successive days to get any valuable idea of the teacher’s success. He tried to impress the teacher with his sympathy, frankness, and tolerance, as well as to relieve the natural tension caused among the students by his presence by taking an unob- trusive part in the discussion on the first day. He found it necessary to take copious notes covering a list of fifteen items to be judged dealing with the teacher’s appearance, preparation, organization, questions, use of English, etc., and the pupils’ attention, interest, preparation, and par- ticipation. During the three days casual comments might be made to the teacher, but the main conference came at the close of the time. The supervisor opened and closed this conference with commendations of ex- cellence observed, drew out a discussion of debatable points and noted weaknesses, giving suggestions for improvement. Mr. Thorne discovered this plan of supervision entailed much hard work and required that he have very complete and exact notes covering specific points to be com- mented upon. As a result of this experiment the author believes that the teachers regard it as fair and constructive, that other teachers have been able to profit by it, and that more cordial relations have been established between the teachers and the superintendent’s office. Harshman, Floyd E. “What Kind of High-School Commencement Shall We Have?” Junior-Senior High School Clearing House, IV (February, 1930), 377-79. “In the light of modern tendencies, what kind of a high-school com- mencement program really typifies the thing we are trying to do?” Schools are claiming to train pupils for actual and responsible citizenship, and yet, in the judgment of the writer, the typical modern commencement with its paid orator and little or no pupil participation fails to utilize one of the best opportunities to use and demonstrate the actual value of the training acquired. The premise set up in the paper is that the bacca- laureate service offers the community an opportunity to render a service to the class. Class night should be in the nature of a short program and re- ception by the class to parents and friends. Commencement should then follow as the real contribution of the class as its part of the commence- ment program. ‘This program should be prepared early in the second semester through careful codperation of faculty sponsors and seniors. The nature of the program can be made to suit the community, such general themes as “The President and His Cabinet,” “Men and Women Who Have Succeeded” having served well in the school concerned in this experiment. Evidence that this type of program is welcomed by patrons is given by quoting from comments received from them and the conclusion is that pupil participation is both more valuable and acceptable than the old type of program. 14 ee ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Bulletins Monroe, Hamilton, and Smith. Locating Educational Information in Published Sources. University of Illinois Bulletin, No. 50. July, 1930. Pg. 142. This bulletin is an index to published information in the field of education. There are chapters on: The Library and General Aids; Educational Periodicals; Other Types of Publications; and A Bibliog- raphy of Bibliographies. Monroe and Englehardt. Stimulating Learning Capacity. University of Illinois Bulletin, No. 51. September, 1930. Pg. 58. This bulletin is devoted to motivation. Chapter headings are: Introduction; Stimulating and Encouraging Pupil Responses; Assigned Exercises as a Means of Stimulating Learning Activity ; Supplementary Procedures for Securing Intensive Effort and Persistence in Learning. Book Notices of Accessions Genevieve Darlington Altmaier, Carl Lewis. Business Communication, Customs, Art and Mechanism. New York: Macmillan Co., 1930. Pp. 496. $1.80. Macmillan’s Commercial Series. While emphasizing the practical possibilities of business communica- tion, namely, economic advantage, the author suggests ideal possibilities, —increasing good will among men and nations. The material has been used in the Business Administration School of Drexel Institute. Fowler, Grace, and Alexander, Ada A. Sewing Manual. New York: Macmillan Co., 1930. Pp. 189. $1.40. This manual, prepared by teachers of Domestic Art in the Stockton, Calif., High School, may be used to cover a five-months, a one-year, or a two-years course of study. The leaves are punched for insertion in note- book binders, and for the addition of new material. Harrington, Harold L. Program Making for Junior High Schools. New York: Macmillan Co., 1930. Pp. 174. $1.75. The material presented here will be of service to high-school ad- ministrators either active or prospective, and to students of school ad- ministation in general. It has been used for some years in the junior high schools of Detroit. Glenn, Earl R., and Welton, Louis E. Instructional Tests in Chemistry, Comprising Thirty-six Tests Covering the Various Phases of the Subject for High Schools and Colleges. Illus. by W. H. Schanck. Yonkers-on-Hudson: World Book Co., 1930. Pp. 76. $.32. Teacher's Manual. 1929. $.16. Keys and Directions for Scoring. 1929. $.12. 15 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Glenn, Earl R., and Obourn, Ellsworth §. Instructional Tests in Physics, Comprising Twenty-five Tests in Mechanics, Heat, Light, Sound, and Electricity for High Schools and Colleges. Illus. by W. H. Schanck. Yonkers-on-Hudson: World Book Co., 1930. Pp. 59. $.32. Teacher’s Manual. 1930. $.16. Keys and Directions for Scoring. 1930. $.12. These tests provide objective data on which to base an intelligent program of instruction. They are designed primarily for teaching pur- poses and should be used as students complete each unit of work in order that they may discover what parts of the subject are most difficult for them, and devote their time to what needs their concentrated attention. Kelley, Truman L., Ruch, Giles M., and Terman, Lewis M. New Stanford Achievement Test. Forms V,W,X,Y,and Z. Advanced Examination. Primary Examination. Reading Test. Arithmetic Test. Language Usage Test. Geography Test. Yonkers-on- Hudson: World Book Co., 1929. This is a complete revision of the 1923 test. It has been brought up-to-date in all respects to make it more useful and to simplify giving, scoring, and interpreting. It covers all the ground necessary to be covered for ordinary purposes of educational testing in grades 2 to 8, and it can be used in grade 9 for the subjects covered. ‘Tests are included for all the subjects usually taught in the grades. Advanced Examination Tests: reading, spelling language usage, literature, history and civics, geography, physiology and hygiene, arith- metic, prepared for use in grades 4 to 9. Primary Examination Tests: easier portions of the test in arithmetic, reading, and spelling for grades 2 and 3. Subject Tests: Each of the subject tests of the Advanced Examina- tion (which include the tests of the Primary Examination) are published separately in order to provide individual subject tests. ‘These are des- ignated by the name of the subject as follows: New Stanford Arithmetic Test, New Stanford Geography Test, New Stanford Language Usage Test, New Stanford Reading Test. Each of the tests has been prepared in five forms, equal in difficulty and equated with Forms A and B of the old test. Only Forms V and W are now published ; the others will be made available as needed. Prices: Achievement Test (Battery): Primary Examination, Forms V and W. Pp. 8 each. Pkg. of 25, $.10 net each. Advanced Examination, Forms V and W. Pp. 24 each. Pkg. $2.00 net each. Separate Subject Tests: Arithmetic Tests, Forms V and W. Pp. 6 each. Pkg. $1.00 net each. Geography Test, Forms V and W. Pp. 4 each. Pkg. $.80 net each. Language Usage Test, Forms V and W. Pp. 4 each. Pkg. $.80 net each. Reading Test, Forms V and W. Pp. 6 each. Pkg. $1.00 net each. For each of these tests the Guide for Inter- preting is $.20 net each, and a specimen set is $.30 postpaid except Ad- vanced Examination which is $.50 postpaid. 16 ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Sturtevant, Sarah M., and Strang, Ruth. A Personnel Study of Deans of Girls in High Schools. New York: Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1929. Pp. 150. $1.50. Teachers College, Columbia University, Contributions to Education, No. 393. This study should be helpful to teachers interested in the work of the dean of girls, to principals contemplating the establishment of the office in their schools, to deans in service eager to know the status and functions of deans in other schools, and to instructors giving professional courses for deans. One hundred deans were selected for the survey in order to study the “best” practice rather than the “average” practice. Haggerty, Melvin E. Reading and Literature, Book Two. Yonkers- on-Hudson: World Book Co., 1927. Pp. 566. $1.36. Wide ranges of literature have been searched for this new material with the aim of finding things of compelling interest and value to adoles- cent boys and girls. Kyte, George C. Modern Methods Speller. New York: Silver, Burdett & Co., 1930. Pp. 91. $.56. The result of intensive scientific research and compiled by the Pro- fessor of Elementary Education, University of Michigan, this speller is for the use of grades one to eight. Ritchie, John W., and Echavarria, Julia P. Philippine Plant Life, a Botanical and Agricultural Reader, with the Assistance of Antonia B. Layug. New York: Silver, Burdett & Co., 1930. Pp. 244. $.96. This new edition of Lives of Plants is suitable for use in the fourth grade as a supplementary reader. Barrows, William Morton. Laboratory Exercises in Zoology, a Prac- tical Student’s Manual for Classes in Animal Biology. Illustrated. Yonkers-on-Hudson: World Book Co., 1930. Pp. 103. $.48. New-World Science Series, Ed. by J. W. Ritchie. Designed to aid in the developing of methods which the author hopes will some day enable the biology course to deal very largely with living, instead of dead, forms. It is planned to accompany the author’s Science of Animal Life, but may be used with other texts. Smith, Ina Bartells, and Roberts, Dorothy Fielding. French Book One. Chicago: Scott, Foresman & Co., 1930. Pp. 478. $1.92. Lan- guage Literature, and Life, a Modern Foreign Language Program, P. S. Allen, Directing Editor. The first in a series of books that cover all the reading, grammar, and composition necessary for a complete modern-language course in high school. Each of the books furnishes all the work that can be done during the whole year for which it is intended. 17 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Coussirat, F. L. Coussirat’s French Grammar Exercise Pad (Form No. 12). New York: Globe Book Co., 1928. Pp. 32. $.34. Provides drills on important grammatical principles which have proved difficult for pupils to master. It may be used in practically all French grades. McComb, E. H. K. A Record Book in Literature for Junior and Senior High. Columbus, Ohio: The School Specialty Press, 1929. Pp. 64. $.24. For pupils’ individual use in recording the reading done both in and out of school for a semester or a year. Vannest, Charles Garrett. Workbook in American History for High Schools. St. Louis, Mo.: Webster Publishing Co., 1930. Pp. 128. $.30 net. May be used with any standard textbook in American history. It is based upon the unit or topical method. Sixteen topics are included, each a complete unit within itself. Breslich, Ernst R. Ninth-year Mathematics. New York: Macmillan Co., 1930. Pp. 319. $1.20. This volume is the third of a three-book series in mathematics. The study of algebra has been simplified by correlating it with geometry. ‘The course offers students the opportunity to come in contact with a large variety of problems and to receive a broad mathematical preparation for the vocations which they expect to enter. Evans, Lawton B. The Pathfinder; Readings from Modern Literature. illus. by Kate Seredy. New York: Macmillan Co., 1930. Pp. 515. $1.20. Prepared for pupi!s of the seventh and eighth grades or for junior high schools. The author hopes that these readings may help in develop- ing high ideals of personal character and of civic virtue. Breslich, Ernst R. Eighth-year Mathematics. New York: Macmillan Co., 1930. Pp. 296. $1.12. This is organized on principles that have been stated in the preface of Seventh-year Mathematics, and is the revised edition of the 1925 volume. Keister, Albert S. Our Financial System, an Introductory Text. New York: Macmillan Co., 1930. Pp. 493. $2.40. Textbooks in the Social Studies, Advanced Series. Written for three classes of people: first, for those who are seeking a better understanding of finance as a part of their general education; second for those who have entered, or are planning to enter, business; third, for those who are struggling with the management of their own personal finances. Concrete illustrations have been freely employed to make the discussion clear and interesting. 18 WwW fre ena exe ind: We fact mar Bov mas! prep is dc seni Orle for t geom the c Carn and ¢ afforc seven’ test e Hertz I I ] fulfill versity Schor] } $ ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Webster, Edward Harlan. Daily Drills for Better English. Yonkers- on-Hudson: World Book Co., 1930. Pp. 388. $1.48. A self-help text for use in the upper years of the high school or the freshman year of college which has been planned in such a way as to enable the student by diagnostic tests to examine himself, by setting-up exercises to drill himself in correct constructions, and to direct his own individualized remedial work. Webster, Edward Harlan. Oral Tests for Correct English, a Teacher's Manual to Accompany Daily Drills for Better English. Yonkers- on-Hudson: World Book Co., 1930. Pp. 88. $.60. These tests were prepared to afford the teacher an easy yet satis- factory method of ascertaining individual or class achievement in gram- mar, rhetorical principles, good diction, and pronunciation. Bowlin, William R. English Mastery, a Laboratory System. New York: Merrill Co., 1930. Pp. 342. $1.32. Seeks to develop language adaptation by means of twenty-five mastery units. Each unit is presented in four stages: problem, preparation, practice, and recitation, or round table. All class work is done during the class hour. May be used in the ninth, tenth, or the senior year. Orleans, Joseph B., and Orleans, Jacob S. Orleans Plane Geometry Achievement Test. Forms A and B. Yonkers-on-Hudson: World Book Co., 1929. $1.20 net each pkg. of 25. The purpose of this series of tests is to provide final examinations for the end of the first and second semester of the customary high school geometry course. Both tests provide analytical information to determine the cause of failure. Carman, Harry J., Barrows, Thomas N., and Wood, Ben D. Junior American History Test. Forms A and B. Yonkers-on-Hudson: World Book Co., 1929. $1.30 net each pkg. of 25. Designed to provide junior high schools with more reliable, valid, and comparable measures of achievement in American history than are afforded by the usual history examinations. Prepared especially for the seventh and eighth grades, the range of difficulty is sufficient to make the test equally useful in the senior high school. Hertzler, Silas. The Rise of the Public High School in Connecticut. Baltimore: Warwick & York, 1930. Pp. 258. $2.87. University Research Monographs, Number 10. In its original form, in 1927, this study was presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a doctor’s degree from Yale Uni- versity. Schorling, Raleigh, and Clark, John R. Modern Algebra. Ninth School Year. Yonkers-on-Hudson: World Book Co., 1924. Pp. 383. $1.36. 19 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS In this book a personal, thought-provoking, problem-solving appeal is made to the pupil. It may be used by pupils who have made no previous study of algebra. University of California. Studies: Education Series. Language and Literature Series. Social Science Series. Los Angeles, 1930. Semi- centennial Publications. Curoe, Philip R. V. History of Education. New York: Globe Book Co., 1921. Pp. 189. $.67. For high schools, normal scho!s, and college students, as well as for teachers desiring a compact summai»’ of the field. Crandell, Helen Hopkins. English Literature; Writers and Literary Forms. New York: Globe Book Co., 1924. Pp. 458. $2.00. The student is furnished with such facts as will assist him to grasp the nature of any literary form he is approaching for the first time—an essay, a sonnet, or a tragedy, and furnishes a basis for supplementary reading. Ruch, G. M., and Rice, G. A. Specimen Objective Examinations, a Collection of Examinations Awarded Prizes in a National Contest in the Construction of Objective or New-type Examinations, 1927- 1928. Chicago: Scott, Foresman & Co., 1930. Pp. 324. $1.80. The authors hope that the volume will serve several purposes: (1) a collection of examinations worthy of study and imitation by teachers initiating or perfecting their study of objective testing; (2) an index to the present state of the objective testing movement; (3) a collateral test for courses on the objective or new type examination. Mendel, Martin. Digest of Elementary Chemistry, Regents—College Entrance. New York: Globe Book Co., 1927. Pp. 250. $.67. Designed to present in concise and logical form those essential facts of chemistry which are necessary not only for the successful completion of the course as measured by examination results, but also to supply that in- formational background which is conducive to good thinking. Evans, Evan E. Home Rooms; Organization, Administration and Ac- tivities. New York: A. S. Barnes & Co., 1930. Pp. 154. $1.00. The Extra Curricular Library. A book of guidance for the home room supervisor or sponsor, and based on extensive studies of home rooms. Johnston, Edgar G. Point Systems and Awards; the Guidance, Stimula- tion and Limitation of Pupil Participation. New York: A. S. Barnes & Co., 1930. Pp. 160. $1.00. The Extra Curricular Library. The facts presented, conclusions drawn, and recommendations made, are based upon the replies to a questionnaire received from 350 schools. 20 —=— Jone: and ; Mey raisil geste meth choic Mill ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Jones, Gertrude. Commencement. New York: A. S. Barnes & Co., 1929. Pp. 116. $1.00. The Extra Curricular Library. Suggestions, plans, organization aids, program material, procedure and a bibliography are offered for commencement programs. Meyer, Harold D., and Eddleman, Samuel McKee. Financing Extra Curricular Activities. 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B Annual Rates per $1,000 for those 45 or older: y @ Age Premium Age Premium Age Premium 7 S OP sieuecwavioes $11.10 seeerrrr ree $16.90 Serre $28.15 He) | Oe setauseeones 11.65 Me. 5 H. Los Angeles, Calif., since 1927. Bachrodt, W. L., A. B.; A. M. ’20; Supt. of Sch ji Snyder Continuation H. S., Sar Jose, Calif., since 1921. Badura, G. J. ‘Inion H. S., Fortuna, Calif. Bailey, Floyd P., Santa Rosa Jr. Col.; Santa Rosa, Ca ‘if. Baker, G. Derwood, A. B. °18, Pomona Col.; A. M. ’26, "Coiumbia Univ.; Prin. Junior H. §&., South Pasadena, Calif., since 1928. Baker, P. E., Union H. S., Korman, Calif. rs 2 E., ” Washington jr. H . S., Fresno, ‘ali Bannister, W. D., Union H. S., Oxnard, Cali Barkley, (Mrs.) Ella M., A. B. 12; A. M., 17; Prin. Union H. ’S., Hamilton City, Calif., since 1917. Barnes, Alex. J., Kaufman Jr. H. S., Po- mona, salt Barnes, .. A. B. °15; M. A. °20; a + Redlands, Calif., since Barnett, D. C., Union H. S., Half Moon Bay, ‘Calif. Barnum, A F., B. S. ’08, Univ. of Calif.; Prin. H. S., *Santa Monica, Calif., since 1 Barth, ‘0. F., A. M. ’85; Prin. Union H. S., Linden, Calif., since 1920. 03, Stanford Begien, Ring Soe Sr. H. S., * Vallejo, Calif., , Audubon Jr. H. S., Los oan le, ‘%....-4 H., S._’22, Univ. of Cal.; Prin. Union H. % Maxwell, Calif., since 192 Bauman, Frank A., Prin. Union H. §S., Orosi, Calif. Union H. S., Gustine, Calif. Belieu, V. R., Bennick, L. M., Prin. ‘Antelope Valley Union H. S., Lancaster, Calif. Bennyhoff, William F., Evening H. S., Santa Rosa, Calif. Benshimol, Alfred L., Belmont H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Benson, P. H., Union H. S., Lompoc, Calif. Berger, Carey’ K., Prin. State H. S., Whit- tier, Calif. Berry, George T., B. S. ’14; Prin. Biggs Union H. S., Biggs, Calif., since 1927. 38 a a — Union H. S., Alhambra, Biedenbach, C. L., A. B. ’86; M. A. '93; ory Sr. 4 Berkeley, Calif., since Bis son & p- McKinley Jr. H. S., Pasa- ena, Gi if Baits , R. E., Branch H. S., San Juan, Ca Birdick, A. A., Union Jr. H. S., Hemet, Bisa , a Union H. S., Cy sy Calif. Bissell, Due | M., A. B. ’26; Prin. Union oodlake, Calif., since 1928. Blackman, Edward, Union "H. S., Willits, Calif. Blanchard, M. E., Ne Valley Jr. H. S., San Francisco, Cali Blee, Robert H., B. S. ’07; Dist. Supt., Union H. S., Puente, Calif., omee 1918. Bolton, Mary $., Vice Prin. Girls’ H. S., Victorville, Calif. Boom, Charles J., Dean, Chaffey Jr. Col- lege, Ontario, Calif. Boren, Frank H., A. B. ’02; Supt. San Mateo Union H. S. and Ir. . Dist., San Mateo, “ since 130° Bourne, Donald E. , Joint Union H. S., Dos Palos, Calif. Bowhay, Arnold A., Union H. S., Santa aria, Calif. Begdtoré. C. G., Union H. S., Mariposa, alif. Brady, John F., Everett Junior Col., San Francisco, Calif. Brainerd, S. J., Union H. S., Tulare, : « Branigan, John, Needles Jr. -Sr. H. Needles, Calif. Brasefield, D., Ph. B. °’91, Lafayette Col.; Prin. Fremont Sr. H. S., Oakland, Calif., since 1917. Britton, L. H., Live Oak Union H. S., Morgan Hill, Coat. Broadston, Earl, - 8: pilpanet wy M. A. 718; Broadwater, C. — Prin, and Dist. aes a s) El Segundo, Calif., since 1925. Brolliar, F. E., B. S. ’20; Prin. Union H. §., Middletown, Calif., since 1924. Brooks -» Prin. George Washington Lop H. S Long Beach, Calif. Brown, A. po McKinley Jr. H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Brown, A. M., A. B. ’24; M. A. ’27; Prin. Woodrow Wilson Jr. S., Pasadena, Calif., since 1927. Brown, Oliver E., B. Sc. ’22; Prin. Ores- timba_ Union H. S., Newman, Calif., since 1930. Brown, Sherman L., H. S., Ghigo, Calif. Brown, T. Malcolm, B. S. 315 ; Prin, Roose- =. Jr. S., San Diego, Calif., since Brown, Vern B., Union H. S., Ripon, Calif. Browne, Edwin C., El Dorado Co. H. S., Placerville, Calif. Brownell, E. E., H. S., Gilroy, Calif. — E. J., Union H. S., Fairfield, ali Brunton, Delbert, Union H. S., Mountain iew, Calif. Bryan, Paul C., Union H. S., Tomales, Calif. Burcham, David, Polytechnic H. S., Long Beach, Calif. Burdick, A. B., Daniel Webster Jr. H. S., San Francisco, Calif. Burdick, bd > poe L., Prin. H. S., Sacra- mento, Bush, Ralph H., A. B. ’11; A. M. ’14; J. D. 19 Director, Jr. Col., Santa Monica, Calif., since 1929. Butzbaugh, R. H., H. S., Woodland, Calif. Qn AA AQ ADR ARH AAA fA AA ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Campbell, omer, Yue A. B. 710; Prin. Elmhurst Jr. H. , Oakland, Calif., since 918. Campbell, W. P., Bret Harte Union H. S., Angelo Camp, Calif, Campion, H. Wiggins Trade H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Carey, Katherine, P Muir Jr. H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Carl, Elias N., B. s. 14; Prin. Roosevelt Evening H. S., Los Angeles, Calif., since Cognes Bert M., B. S. ’10; Prin. Union g., Syne. Calif., since os Coneaie. J. E., Part-Time H. mento, cig” Case, B. W., Herbert Hoover Jr. H. S., Albany, Calif. ¢ Cavanagh, Angus L., A. B. ’02; Prin. Warren G. Harding H. S., Sawtelle, Calif., Fs 1924. Oo ae * -» Chaffey Jr. College, Ontario, Chandos, M. W., LL. B. ’10; LL. M. 711; 20; Prin. Le Conte Jr. H. S., Holl wocd, Calif., since 1922. Chaney, Charles Ross, Prin. Union H. S., Sanger, Calif., since 1925. Chase, F. M., Prin. Southwest Jr. H. S., Prin. H. §&., Nestor, Calif. Chase, Robert, Balboa Jr. San Francisco, Calif. Choisser, D. P., Union H. S., Calexico, Calif. Chope, (Mrs.) Nellie I., Evening H. S., San Jose, Calif. Coiaeeane, Alfred, Prin. H. S., Ferndale, Cal Clark, ne E., H. S., Ventura, Calif. Clark, aia D. E., Union H. S., Templeton, Clark, Emmet, Supt. Schs., Pomona, Calif. Clark, E. W., Polytechnic Union H. S., Mi Calif. ; Cast, . H., Lowell H. S., San Francisco, Ca Clark, Pearl E., Chaffey Jr. College, On- li Clark, w. B.. A. uM. 95, Stanford Univ.; Berkeley, Calif., Prin. Willard Jr. H. S., since 1912. Clarke, a F., A. B. ’06; Prin. David —— Jr. H. S., Sacramento, Calif., since 192 Clarke, Nellie Greene, A. B. 00; A. M. 711; Prin. Washington Jr. H. S., Pasadena, Calif., since 1928. Clayes, J. A., Union H. S., Anaheim, Calif. Clifford, W. D. Chance, Prin, Kauffman Jr. H. >, umone Calif. » Sacra- Clifton, “A City . S., Pa gy Cm Cline, Edward © A. M. Prin. of yenite Bie .* ick Principal Senior 4 S., Calif., since 1925 Clothier, Robert W., S.; M. S.; Ph. D. 17; Prin. Union’ i S., Gridley, Calif., since 1928. Clyde, Norman, Owens Valley Union H. S., Independence, Cali Coates, F. C., R Round. Valley Union H. S., seveips alif. ‘obb, J. L., Joint Union H. S., Delano, alif. Cole, Bessie J., Roosevelt Jr. H. S., San Jose, Calif. Co, Perry O., Prin. Junior H. S., San Luis Obispo, Calif. Collins, C. CB. Union H. S., Holtville, Calif. Coe Leonard F., Prin. H. S., Chino, Cal Colthar, Robert L., A. B 26; M. A. ’26; rin. Joint Union H. -» Jackson, Calif., mes 1927. San Bernardino, Colton, A. S., Herbert Hoover Jr. H. S., Oaklan Calif. Condee, ™e. Republic Branch H. S., Chino, Cook, Harold” W., Prin. Jr. H. S., Up- land, Calif. Cookman, J. R., H. S., Maricopa, Calif. Conperider, A. O., "Union H H. S., Arcata, Co pock, I. O., Union H. S., Upper Lake, Cormick H. H., Joint Union H. S., Davis, Cn Vincent I., B. S. ’12; M. ’23; — W. McKenzie Street, *Long Mett! Cotton, J. S., Union H. S., Fort Bragg, Coverdale, R. A., Unies High School, Ban- ning, Calif., since 1926. Roosevelt H. S., Cozens, Harold, Oakland, Calif. Cralie,“Jeferson, Vice Prin. H. S., Crock- ett, Cralle, Robert E., A. B. ’22; A. M. °26; Prin. Jr.-Sr. S., Westwood, Calif., since 1925. H., Union H. S., Campbell, Cogunee, D. Crandall, B. R., P Calif. Polytechnic H. (ig Ry BaD ml laa Crandall, F. W., Harding Evening H. S., c Sawtelle, Song 4 2 rane, C, . 703; Prin. Lockwood Jr. H. S., Oakiand, Calif., pe 1922, Canter, Earl E., Union H. S., Napa, Culbertson, G., W., Joint Union H. S., Dinuba, Calif. Cummings, E. J., Gite Evenin Van Mess Ave. Francisco es Francisco, Calif. Cummings, Frank L., A. B. ’04; A. M. fae Prin. H. S., Chico, Calif., since Curry, B. R., B. S., 05; Prin. Union H. S., Le Grand, "Calif. since 192 8. Cutler, J. Lesli ie, M. A. ’14; Prin. H. S., Lg xy Calif., since 1920. Dale, Joh: , Assoc. Dir. Parent Ed., State a a Ed., Sacramento, Calif. since Daniocth, Charles C., Girls’ H. S., San Francisco, Calif. Danks, Vina F., Prin. Jr. H. S., R. 1, Bx. 264, Ontario,’ Calif. Davis, Con C., H. S., Elk Creek, Glenn Co., Davis, J. A., David Starr Jordan H. S., Watts, Calif. Prin, si Davis, James, San Benito, Co. Junior Col., Hollister, Calif. Dawson, William R., A. B. 725; Prin. H. S., East Nicholaus, Calif. -» since 1926. Dean, W. P., Prin. Arrowview Jr. H. S., San Se Calif. Denton, J. S., Joint H. S., Rio Vista, Calif. Detter, Z yi: Polytechnic Evening H. S., Los ‘Angeles, Calif. Deweineys Ross, Vice Prin. H. S., Tennant, ali eT? Clarence A., Lafayette fr. H. S., 515 E. 14th Street, Los Ange es, Calif. Diether, Ray, A. B. ’17; A. M. 21, Junior Los Angeles, Calif. +» since 1928. Dogue A. T., Coast Union H. S., Cambria, Calif. Des L. L., Union H. S., Garden Grove, Doughty, Julia M., Union H. S., Tranquil- ity, Calif. Ralph B., Union H. S., Point rena, DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Doxsee, E. D., B. S. se M. S. ’23; Vice Prin. Roosevelt H. Oakland, Calif., since 1926, Degw, W. J., B. S. ’96; Prin. Mission H. San a Francisco, Calif. +» since 1919, Dankle, M. B., H. S., Avalon, Calif. Dunlavy, Vernon A., A. B. ’10; Prin. Union H. S., Sonora, Calif., since 1917. Dunn, W. A., Polytechnic H. S., Los An- geles, Calif. Duneies, T. E., Evening H. S., Fresno, Cal Durst, Dye M., B. S. °12; M. A. °15, Univ. of Calif.; Prin. Analy’ Union H. S., Sebastopol, Calif. +» since 19 Dyck, Henry O., Metropolitan’ H. S., 234 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. in, F. M., Prin. Union H. S., Santa Paula, Calif. > Ellis, W. Fred, A. B. ’06; Prin. H. S., Stockton, Calif., since 1925. Bae, W. E., Prin. H. S., Santa Cruz, Calif. Elson, Thomas H., Roosevelt H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Engi J. F., Placer Union H. S., Auburn, Enyeart, Buel F., B. S. Ed. ;_M. A. '28; rin. Sr. H. ’S., ‘e soMie since 1927. Estes, B. M., Anderson Valley Union H. S., Boonville, "Calif. Evans, s Manfred, Metropolitan Evening H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Evans, Paul L., Evening Commercial H. S., Alameda, Ca lif. Ewing, William Ferdinand, 06; M. "19; Asst. Supt. of on? * Oakiand, 26; Prin. Cait. *since 1928. Farris, L. P., A. B. ’08; % A. Oakland, Alexander Hamilton Jr. H. S., Calif., oe 1929. Faught, , Supt. Schs., Lindsay, Calif. Fau othy’ R. - Burlingame Union H. S., San Mateo, Calif. Ferguson 9 Herbert Hoover H. S., Glendale, Calif. vem James, | Jefferson H. S., Daly City, Cali Ferguson, R. C., Prin. Union H. S., Denair, Ferris, Harvey H., Prin. Weed H. S., eed, Calif. Finger, C. P., Frick Jr. view, E. M., Chaffey Junior Col., Cali Fitz-Gerald, Mary. Dep. Supt. Schs., San Francisco, C Fluckey, Martin L., A. B. ’05; M. A. ’06; Prin, Lincoln Evening H. S., Los Angeles, Calif., since 1927. Foley, Louis F., Prin. Hollywood Evening H +» 1521 'N. Highland Ave., Holly- wood, Calif. Fosdick, A. M., Margarita Black Union H. S., ‘Atascadero, Calif. Fouts, . R., Jr. H. S., Rialto, * Fox, Charl es ie Belvedere Jr. H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. 00, Stanford J H. S H. S., Oakland, Ontario, Fraser, Anna Graeme, A. B. Jniv.; Prin. Woodrow Wilson Jr. H. S., Oakland, Calif., since 1928. Frederickson, W. G., Union H. S., Arrayo Grande, Calif. Freeman, Cora B., Mt. Vernon Jr. H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Freome® Sherman H., Prin. H. S., Perris, ali Fry, C. G., Union H. oe Hilmer, Calif. Fulkerson, ‘Chas. M. B. 11; M, A. '12; ; a Union H. 3A "Ukiah, Calif., since Fulton, R. M., A. B.; B. S. ’13; Washing- ton State Col., Lassen Union H. S., Susanville, Calif., since 1922. Fulton, Theodore, — H. S., Los An- geles, Calif. Funderburg, I. V., S. L._°15, ie Verne Col.; A. B. 16,” F tt Col.; A. 717 Univ. of So. Calif.; Dist. Supt. Pub, Sch., Kingsbury, Calif., ‘since 1924. Furbush, George E., A. B. ’97; Prin. Lowell Jr. H. S., Oakland Calif, since 1924. Golnes Howard B. Univ. of Cal lit.; Prin. H. $., Fresno, Calif. +» since Gardner, E. B., Union H. S., Corcoran, Charles L., Prin. Caleveras Gostineen, S., San Andreas, Calif., Prin. Union H since 1925. Gaylord, William L., Union H. S., St. elena, Calif. Geer, C. a Union H. S., wien Calif. ar. ¥ . 'M., Prin. Jr. H. S., Ventura, Pg Williard E., Supt. of Sch., Oakland, Cali Glenn, "Joseph Travelli, A. B. ’98, Wooster Col.; A. M. ’26, Stanford Univ.; Prin. Sec. Sch., Eureka, Calif., since 1926. Giosemer, H. H., Edison Jr. H. S., Berkeley, alif. Gold, | r W., Central Jr. H. S., Riverside, alif. Goes L. H., Valley Union H. S., Sonoma, Ca Good, Sidney V., Burbank Jr. H. S., Los Angeles, om. Gossett, +o Union H. S., Oakdale, Calif. Gould, rthur, Deputy Supt. of Public Schs., Los Angeles, Calif. Goulet, Frank X., Thomas A. Edison H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Graham, J. F., Prin. ‘Union H. S., Lemoore, Calif., since 191 Graves, J. H., Supt. of Sch., Monterey, Calif., since 1916. Green, George M., Union H. S., Inglewood, lif. Green, W. W., B. ’11, Univ. of Mo.; M. A. ’20, van. of Calif., Prin. Alex. Hamilton Ir. H. S., Oakland, Calif., since 1924, a Harold N., Jefferson Evening Los pagetes, ‘Calif. Grnbling, C. F., 21; Prin. Big Valley Joint Union "HH. %, Adin, Modoc Co., Cali Griffin, Clementina D., N. A. Narbonne Jr. S., Lomita, alif. Griffin, Thomas W., Prin. Big Bear H. S., Pine Knot, Calif. Grilling. ba B., Junior Col., San Bernardino, Grimm, August, prndne Jr. H. S., San Francisco, Cali Grisemer, B. H., Union H. S., Porterville, Calif. Gross, Ry 4 E., Jr.-Sr. H. S., San Fer- nando, N., Vice Prin. H. S., 819 Hale, Goomme Cypress Burbank, Calif. Hall, Cloyd c, A. B. 714; Prin. Union H. * Moorpark, Calif., since 1927. Hall, Verne, West Side Union H. S., Sunny- vale, Calif. Halley, E. P., Union H. S., Patterson, Courtland, Cali Halley, S. J., Joint Union H. S., Hammond (Mrs.) Alleen, Union H. S., Redonda, Calif. Hammond, A. B. ’10; Prin. H. S. Santa Ana, Calif., since 1916. 40 ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Hageah. Stanford, Union H. S., Mendccino, Hansell, Harry G., Part-Time H. S., San Francisco, Calif. Hanson, J. W., Union H. S., Roseville, Calif. Harbeson, J. W., Dean, Junior Col., Pas- adena, Calif. Hardenberg, Rose, Berrendo Jr. H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Hardin, Richard, Prin. Union H. S., Live ak, Calif. Hargis, E. T., H. S., Clarksburg, Calif. Hargrave, C. L., Union H. S., Folsom, Calif. Harkness, M. J., B. S. °18; Prin. Victor Valley Union H. s., Victorville, Calif., since 1928, Harris, B. H.; A. B. ’25; Prin. Union H. |e Durham, Calif., since 1929. Harrison, M. A., Sierra Union H. S., Toll House, Calif. Hartzell, Oliver, H. S., San Bates, at Hartzell, Robert R., A. B. Prin. and Dist. Supt. Unie it yt Red Bluff, Calif., since 1921. Harvey, Cc. O., H. S., Brea, Calif. Hatch, Irwin €,, Ph. D. 99; Prin, Crocker i ‘. S., San Francisco, Calif., since Hquck, E. W., LL. B. ’02; B. A. ’13; M. A. 4; Ph D. 15; Prin. and Dist. Supt. Joint Union H. s., Reedley, Calif., since ’26; Prin. Union since 1928. Car interia, Cait, Azura, Hardee, Floyd, Citrus Union H. S., Hefferan, Pa] A. B. ’24; M. A. 725; Univ. of Calif., Chief Division of Rural Sec. Schs., Sacramento, Calif. i W. T., Union S., Richmond, Cal Henderson, F. A., Supt. Schs., Burbank, Hendricks, H. D., Union H. S., San Leandro, Calif. ay. D. L., Garfield Jr. H. S., Berke- Hakees¢ Clarence G., Prin. H. S., Me- Claud, Calif. Hester, w. E., ole & S., Bishop, Calif. Hetzel, George, A. B. ; A. M. ’11, Prin. John Marshall Jr. H. 3 Pasadena, Calif., since 1912. Hill, Charles C., Union H. Wasco, Calif. Hill, Merton E., Prin. Ciatiey Jr. College, Ontario, Calif. Hockenberry, M. B., Valley Union H. S., Imperial, vat. a ag Earl B., D. 09; B. A. ’11; M. A. ’23; Prin. ’ Washington Union H. §S., Centerville, Calif., since 1924. ¥ Hoffman, H. H., A. M. ’12; Prin. since 1927, Union H. S., Lone Pine, Calif. Hofman, G. E., Meadow Lake Union H. S., Truckee, Calif. Boe, Fred, Joint Union H. S., Laton, ali Honn, Floyd R., Prin. Union Evening H. 2 Huntington Park, Calif. B. ’20; A. °22; Hopkins, R. J., M. ean Jr. College, San Mateo, Calif., since 22. 19 Hopley, Nettie M., Lincoln Jr. H. S.. acramento, Calif. A Houk, George D., Evening H. S., San 703; A. M. 710; Prin. Pedro, Calif. House, J. L., A. B. Central Union H. S. and Junior Col., El Centro, Calif., since 1911 Howard, F. E., B. L. 01; 2671 "Derby St., Berkeley, Calif., “me 1928. Howard, George C., H. S., Tennant, Calif. 922. Hawley Jesse M., B. 41 Howden, George, Prin. Union H. S., Selma, ‘alif. Howe, Harry L., Valley Unitn H. S., Coa- chella, Calif. Howland, Stanley F., b 27; Prin. Franklin Jr. H. S., rh Calif., since 1927. Hudson, Wm. H., Prin. Union H. S., Orland, Calif. i J. B., Union H. S., Oroville, alif. Higgney Thomas E., George Washington S., Los Angeles, Calif. mK... Beth, Stanford Jr. H. S., ane font, Hull, W. R., A. B. ’05; Prin. Union H. S., ) thy “Calif., since 1928. Hunter, Hugh A., Union H. S., Live Oak, ‘alif. Hurley, ii E., H. S., Mt. Shasta, noe Hurley, M. E., Prin. Prescott Jr. H. S., Oakland, Calif. Hurni, F. H., B. S. ’13; M. A. °18, Univ. of Calif.; Prin. Glenn Co. H. S., Willows, Calif., since 1925. tere, *: Harrison, Union H. S. Barstow, ali yy at. H., LL. B. ’10; LL. M. 711; M. A. 24; Prin. Robert L. ph. a H. S., Los Angeles, Calif., since 1926. Hyames, F. ’M., LL. B. 712; B. S. 717; A. M. ’28; Prin. Plumas Co. H. S., uincy, Calif., since 1928. perdi Ge, Inch, William, Union H. S,, Ingalls, Rosco C., A. B. A. Prin. James A. Garfield He S.. eS fs geles, Calif., since 1925. Ingham, A. B., A. B. ’09, Univ. of Iowa; Bir H. S. Pacific Grove, Calif., since 917. aie J. P., H. S., Van Nuys, Calif. Irwin, Sue a Burbank Evening School, Berkeley, Calif. Isensee, A. F., H. S., Escalon, Calif. — hon Mark R., H. S., Montebello, Calif. ensen, George C., Asst. Supt. Schools., Sacramento, peat. Sacra- Jessup, by 5 H. ha Portola, Calif. Johnson, Floyd, A B. 22; Prin. Woodrow Wilson Jr. H. S. San Diego, Calif., since 1927. Johnson, F. P., A. B. 87; D. ’9 ’98; Prin. Union H. S., tek Cait since 1911. Jones, Elmer C., A. B. ’11; M. A. ’28; Dir. of Adult Education, Pub. Sch., Long Beach, Calif., since 1920. = H. W., H. S., Piedmont, Calif. ones, M. G., Union H. S., Huntington Beach, Calif. Joy, Herman Charles, Prin. Hollywood Evening H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Joyal, .. Arnold, Union H. S., Wheatland, Keeley, H. A., Union H. S., El Monte, Cal: Kelley, Fred A., Prin. Union H. S., Tem- pleton, Calif. Kellogg, Will S., A. B. ’15; x A. °22; Prin. Frances E. Willard eH os Santa Ana, Calif., since 1923. Kent, Edwin, H. S., Healdsburg, Calif. a Cleon, A. B. 17; M. A. ’28; Prin. Wm. McKinley Evening H. §S., Los An- geles, Calif., since 1928. Keyes, Charles Edwin, M. A. ’21; Prin. H. .» Oakland, a since 1908. Kircher, W. i » A, ’20; Prin. La Cumbra ti H Ney “Barbara, Calif., since 0. Klein, Paul E., Part-Time H. S., San Diego, Calif. DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Knox, Guy Mortimer, 83 Lane Court, Pied- mont, Cali Kopp, _ J. E., Evening H. S., Burbank, alif. Kuehney, Menno S., Sentous Jr. H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Laird, Marple, Fall River Joint Union H. es weAneer, Gait. Lakin, E. T., H. 5, et Gat Lange, E., A. B. 3 A. M.? Director Curriculum, Ba ’ of Ed. 740° Gardenia Ave., Long Beach, Gi jr. . S., Chula Vista, a H. C., alif, Learned, George H., - B., ’08; M. A. ’23; Prin. Portola Jr. H. S., San Francisco, Calif., since 1926. Learned, Roy E., Prin. Washington Jr. S., Sacramento, Calif. Lee, R. A., Union H. S., Linesin, Calif. Lehman, R. H., Crocker Ir. H. S., San Francisco, Calif. Leiand, R. B., H. San fen, Calif. Lenaham, —_ A., . 22 S. of Com- _merce, San Francisco, ae Ligheeet D. R., Union H. S., Strathmore, ali Lillard, J. B., Fi Ls Sacramento, Calif. Linn, George I w "19; M. A. ’22; icy Union H. * PM] Calif., since Linn, Louis P., Ph. B. 02; M. A. ’18; Prin. Washington Union H. S., Fresno, Calif., since 1923. Long, Harold B., A. B. ’25; Prin. Joint Union H. S., Princeton, Calif. a my John L., Woodrow Wilson H. Fong each, Calif. Love, F Continuation, H. S., Stockton, saan R. L, Tiaty Co. Union H. S., Weaverville, Calif. Malcolm, John S., Union H. S., San Juan Capistrano, Calif. Mann, G. C., A. B.; M. A.;_ Dir. Voc. —_. Part-time Ed., Berkeley, ‘Calif. +» since Marae Alice, Union H. S., Esparto, Calif. More, F. G., Prin. H. S., Burlingame, Ca Martin, Edward L., Prin. Lincoln Ev. H. Los Angeles, ‘cr Martie. Homer, A. B. ; A. M. °14; Prin. H. S., San Mateo, * Cait, since 1930. Martin, Melrowe, B. 709; Dist. Supt. Union H. S., 4X, "Calif. Martin, James’ F., Prin. Mount Empire Union H. S., Campo, San Diego Co., f. Martin, W. oe Central Union H. §S., Mason, Helen M., 433 East Main St., Compton, Calif. Mason, W. L., H. S., _ Monica, Calif. Massey, H. N, B. A. ; M. e "13; E D. °22, Prin. Jr. H. S., Oak- land, Calif., since 1925. McAlpin, F. R., Prin. Evening H. S., Bell, Calif. McClellan, H. M., Prin. Part-time H. S., Berkeley, Calif. McCormick, E. 0., A, B._’07; M. A. 722; Prin. San Juan "Union H. S. Fair Oaks, Calif., since 1922. MeDowsll, Otho E., Prin. Union Evening H. "Glendale, ‘Calif. McGlade, J. C., Ph. B. ’04; M. A. ’20; Deputy Supt. of Sch., San Francisco, Calif., since 1927. McIntire, George R., Union H. S., Red- lands, Calif. McKillop, J. R., A. B. ’02; Prin. Union H. Selma, Calif., since 1920. McMath, Edgar H., A. B., 02; M. A. 715; _ Union H. $. Elsinore, Calif., since McMillin, H. C., A. B. °13; A. M. ’16, Univ. of Chicago; Prin, Sturgess H. S., San Bernardino, vals. Me since 1926. McNair, W. R., A. "16; M. A. ’22; Prin, Clear Lake Union it S., Lakeport, Calif., since 1920. McNeely, J. G., A. B., °19; A. M. ’28; Prin. Lincoln Jr. H. S., Santa Monica, boner since 1912, McQuiddy, T. S., Union H. S., Watson- ville, Calif. McRae J. T., Union H. S., Reedley, alif. Mead, Rufus, Ph. B. ’02; M. A. °13; Prin. John Muir Technical H. S., Pasadena, Calif., since 1926. Means, J. W., Union H. S., Tustin, Calif. Meany, A. Ww. Union H. S., Merced, Calif. a Susan ‘B., Prin. Chaffey Union H. Ontario, Calif, mS, Robert W., A. B., °11, Stanford Univ.; Prin. Roosevelt H. S., Oakland, Calif., since 1927. Miller, John G., B. s. 707; M. S., ’08; a. Frank Wiggins Trade Evening Sch., Angeles, Calif., since 1927. — Ben sg, Union H. S., Covina, Cali Mitchell, Loic B., Frances E. Willard Jr. s * ta Ana, Calif. Moffitt, cP S., Parlier, Cle Momyer, RE, R., A. B., °10; A. M. ’ii; Prin, Senior H. S., San Bernardino, Calif., since 1925. Meares, G. Walter, Owensmouth, H. S., lif. Moore, Charles, A. A. B. ’20; Prin. Sur- prise Valley Union H. S., Cedarville, Calif., since 1928. Moore, Charles B., A. B. M. 02; Prin. Franklin H. S., & ye Ky Calif., since 4916. Moore, F. S., A. B. ’08; M, A. ’27; Prin. Union H. Ss, Colton, ’Calif., since 1927. Mears, Horace W., Union H S., Bishop, alif. Morehead, R., Prin. Union H. S., Mon- terey, ait Morgan, George G., B. S., ’27; Prin. Down- town Evening H. a Los Angeles, Calif., since 5. Morris, C. S., A. B. ’08; A. M. ’09; Prin. Jr. Col., Modesto, Calif., since 1921. Mortensen, G. E., East Oakland H. S., Oak- land, Calif. Moyer, R. O., Amador Valley Joint Union ~ a Pleasanton, Calif. Moyse, George U., Prin. Union H. S., Glendale, Calif. Muller, Edgar E., Westlake Junior H. S., Oakland, Calif. Munson, W. B., A. 97; M. A. ’21; Asst. Supt of Sch., Presi, Calif., since 1928. Napier, J. H., Jr.-Sr. H. S., Emeryville, Nash, Far G., Liberty Union H. S., Brent- woo wee Jacob L., Union H. S., Hanford, Nelson, H. G., jul C. Lathrop Jr. H. S., Santa Ana, Calif. Nelson, T. L., Union H. S., Yuba City, Calif. Newlin, Wallace A., Prin. Part-time H. S., Pasadena, Calif. Michele Leroy, Union H. S., Turlock, a ~~ Bey i. Ph. 04; Prin. Golden Gat - r. e Ockland: Calif., since 42 ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Nichols, aieher H., B. S. 91; A. M. ’01, Columbia Univ.; Prin. Union H. S., Palo Alto, Calif., since 1915. Nihart, C. E., Franklin Evening H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Nourse, J. P., Galileo H. S., San Francisco, Calif. O’Brien, Nell, A. B._’10; Prin. Woodrow bg Jr. H. S., San Jose, Calif., since 192 Ockerman, C. C., M. A. a Columbia Univ.; Prin. Jefferson Jr. S., Long Beach, Calif., since 1921. Oliver, E. W., B. L. ’00; Prin. Los om H. Ss. Los Angeles, Calif., since Olney, A. C., Marin Union Junior Col., Kentfield, Calif. Olsen, D. M., 1138 Jefferson St., Red . R., Union H. S., Chowchilla, alif. Olsen, Newell, San Benito H. S. & Jr. Col., Hollister, Calif. Ison, O. S., Part-time and Ev. H. S., Vallijo, Calif. Osborn, o., 01; Prin. Shasta a B. L. vane S., Redding, Calif. -» since 1911. Otto, F. F, Union H. S., Downey, Calif. Otto, W. A., Theodore Roosevelt H. S., Fresno, Calif. Painter, sere, H., H. S., _ 7 Calif. Painter, B. , Sutter jr. H. S., Sacra: mento, Bae” Palmer, Percy E., ne H. S., and Jr. Col., Beeeiey,, Patterson, Ellis E., a S, Lockwood, Mont- gomery Co., shift roe, f G., Polytechnic H. S., Riverside, ali Peaseley, Helen V., A. B. 701; Stagters Univ.; Prin. Manual Arts Evening H. Los Angeles, Calif., since 1924. Peckham, Mildred E., Union H. S., Coal- inga, Calif. Pepper, S. A.. Wm. Land Jr. H. S., ecrensanto, Calif Pence, G. H S., Colusa, Calif. , Pennock, S. oy ‘Prin. Union H. S., Point Arena, Calif. Perrott, C. F., B. A. ’23; M. A. ’23, Prin. Union in ‘S. Ceres, Calif. .» since 1924, Pert, M. W., Union H. S., Escondido, ali Peterson, Agnes, Luther Burbank Jr. H. S., Los Angeles, Cali Peterasn, Russell R., Prin. Garfield Eve. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Phelps R. S., Riverview Union H. S., Antioch, Calif. Pierce, Mrs. Helen Watson, Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. Pierce, Juliette, Ph. B. 03; M. Di. ’01; Prin. . S., San Pedro, Calif., since 7. ri W. J., Union H. S., Vacaville, Pigmees, a E., B. S., 09; Prin. Union H. S., d Jr. Col., ’ Fullerton, Calif., since i918. ree Curtis H., Union H. S., Simi, alif. ra, J. L., Nordhoff Union H. S., Ojai, Porter, Roy, Richard Henry Dana Jr. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Potter, J. E., Union H. S., Fallbrook, Calif. Potter (Mrs), Nellie I., James Foshay Jr. H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. Pete, W. L., Edison Tech. H. S., Fresno, Preston, James T., Burbank Jr. H. S., Berkeley, Calif. Prien, Jochen, Union H. S., Anderson, Price, J. C., University Heights Jr. H. S., Riverside, by Prince, C. R. A. B. 12; Supt. Union H. S., Dist Causa Calif., ae 1919. Proctor, Whitman Col.; A. Ph. D. 19, votentend Univ.; fee of 4, Stanford Univ., Calif., since Pugh, C. E., A. B. 03; M. L. 08, Stanford Univ.; Prof. of Ed. Univ. of Calif. Berkeley, Calif., since 1908. Quick, Qe, re Norte Co. H. S., Cres- cent rE Raitt, J B._°15; M. S. °15; Dist Supt. “Wel” H. S., Paso Robles, ‘calif: since 1923. Ramsdell, F. S., Union H. S., Pittsburg Calif. Randall, W. T., Bonita Union H. S. La Verne, Calif. Ree, Letha, Prin. Jr. H. S., Corona, a A. J., B. S. 712; Prin. Union H. Ge t, Calif. since 1928. mF J._P., Union H. S. Calistoga, Calif. Reed, B. . B. 713; Prin. Hollenbeck Heights Jr. H. S., Los Angeles, Calif., since 1914, Reed, R. E., M. A. ’26; Prin. H. S. Linden, Chik: since Nes | M. A. ’28; Prin. Regyen, a * °20; .» Bell ‘eal, since 1925. Reinhard, C 42 oe Mann Jr. H. S., Los Anges, Cali if, "ws E. C., H. S., Fort Jones, Siski- you Co., Reinhart, J. at Central Jr. H. S., Los Angeles, alif- egg = FF S., 4, Peon Calif. Rhode, E _ G., * p teary Calif. Rhodes, T. Ml Tr. s., San Francisco, Calif. Ricciardi, | Nickolas, A. B. M. A. ’08; Sc. D. Chief Div. Me “iy Sec. Sch., } he. | Calif., since 1924, Rice, G. A., University H. S.; Oakland, alif. Richardson, O. H., Union H. S., Geyser- ville, Calif. Rich . W. L., Ph. B. ’96, Otterbein Univ.; Ph. 98, Univ. of Chicago; Prin. John Cc. Fremont H. S., Los Angeles, Calif., since 1924 Richmond, Dean, Prin. Union H. S., Holt- ville, Cali Robinson, Ethel M., Vice Prin. H. S., Santa Monica, et » Memorial Jr. H. S., San Robinson, G. Diego, Calif Rode, H., B. "S. °98, Blackburn Col.; M. A. ’00, Columbia Univ.; Prin. Union H. Ss. Etna, Calif., since 1922. Roesman, . jJ., Prin. South Fork Union . §S., Miranda, Calif. Rogers, L. B., B. S. 99; A. M. ’07; Ph. D. °’15; Dean, Sch. of Ed., Univ. of Southern California, Los Angeles, Calif., since 1919, Rohrer, V. A., A. B. 07 Ohio Wes Univ.; Py Union H. S., Lodi, Calif., since Romaine, Bute Mt. Diablo Union H. S., Concord, Roney, Guy i Prin. Jr.-Sr. H. S., South San Francisco, Calif. Ross, P. W., B. S. 85; A. B. ’92; Univ. of Mich.; Prin. Point’ Loma H. s., San Diego, Calif. since 1925. Rushforth, R. N., Evening H. S., Berkeley, Calif. Rutherford, W., 17; B. S. 19, M. A. ’21; 3082, *s3ha %., Sacramento, Calif. 43 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Sandifur, C. W., M. A. ’09; Prin. H. S., North Holl wood, Calif., since 1926. Sauber, H. Sierra Valley Union H. S., Loyalton, Calif. Saunders, George, Joint Union H. S., Win- ters, Calif. Schafer, Paul F., Prin. seteepetiinn Cen- tral Evening & S., Angeles, ot Schlein, Walter C. Prin. ‘Hamilton Jr. S., Sree, Calif. Schashel, . I., Joint Union H. S., Tomales, Calif. Scarect Edwin A., Prin. H. S., Portola, ali Sense. C. B., Union H. S., Pine Valley, gains. Frank R., Prin. Sierra Union H. S., Auberry, Calif. Scott, G. W., Palo Verde Valley Union H. S., Hits, so Scott, Wo L. 10 Univ. of Calif.; Prin. ~ “Livingston, Calif., since 1924, Selzer, F. I., Union H. S., Cloverdale, alif. Shallenberger, F. C., Roosevelt Jr. H. S., Richmond, Calif. Shaper, B aapouvtow Jr. H. S., San Bernardino, ‘Calif. Shaw, Albert M., Hollenbeck Jr. H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. ar :« Sigel L., Union H. S., Corning, Cali Simonds (Mrs), C. A., John Swett Jr. H. S., San_ Francisco, Calif. Simpson, Roy, Emerson Jr. H. S., Pomona, if. Sims, Lee T., Prin. H. S., Clarksburg, ali Singer, anaes D., Grant Jr. H. S., Denver, ‘olo. Hamilton, Jessi M., Pd. B. ’97; A. B. 712; M. A. Prin. ’ Morey Jr. H. S., Den- ver, Coin’ since 1921 Heaton, William, Ph. B. 704; A. M. ’27, Univ. of Colo.; Prin. Centennial H. S., Pueblo, Colo., since 1922. Henley, H. J., Ramah, Colo. Hill, Roscoe ¢., A. B., 704; A. M. 711; Prin. East H. S., Denver, Colo., since 1920. Hill, Sam R., A. B. 713; A. M. ’23; Prin. Manual H. S., Denver, Colo., since 1925. Holm, Peter, Prin. Baker Jr. H. S., Den- ver, Colo., since 1930. Hook, George E., A. B. A. M. °25; Prin, Smiley Jr. H. s., ‘o. Colo., since 1928. Jetle William, 2714 High St., Pueblo, Kepner, Harry v., A. B. 90; A. M. 797; en D. 717; Prin. West H. S., Denver, Colo., since 1919. Leake, J. D., oa; ba McMichael, Earl L., . '23; Supt. Schs., Fort Lupton, a y= 1923. 45 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Merrill, Louise A., Pd. B. 94; A. B. 718; Prin. Byers Jr. H. S., Denver, Colo., since 1921. Mertz, R. B., B. S.; B. Pd. ’16; Prin. H. S., Trinidad, Colo., since 1921. Morris, Mary E., A. B. ’12; M.A . 713 & ’27; Prin. Gove Junior H. S., Denver, Colo., since 1929, Morrow, R. R., A. B. °14; Prin. H. S., Florence, Coio., since 1919. Peck, liomer N., Supt. Pub. Sch., Stratton, Colo. Pierce, J. F., Delta, Gio. Pitts, ‘Lemuel, A. B. A. M. ’28; Prin. Dist. 20 H. S., Pablo! Colo., since 1925. Poole, C. F., Prin. H. S., roe Colo. Roe, William S., A. B. ’05; A. "15; Prin. H. S., Colorado Way Colo., since 1920. . Rogers, V. M., A. B. ?21; M. A. ’24; Prin. §., Gunnison, Colo., since 1938- Seevers, Adalyn L., A. B. ’96; A. M. ’99; Vice-Prin. Jr.-Sr. H. S., Fort” Morgan, Colo., since 1922, Shellenberger, James K., gorigttoe ot Colo. Smith, anar C., B. E. M. ’05; M. A. "126; Prin. Carlos MW. bole Jr. H. S., Deares, Colo., since 1925. Stewart, Cc. E, B. ’20; A. M. ’22; Supt. Washington = H.’S. System, “Akron, Colo., since 1910. Tatum, W. S., Prin. H. S., Rocky Ford, Colo. Thomson, L. W., A. B. ’22; M. A. 723; Prin. H. S., Leadville, Colo., since 1927. Tiffany, J. Bentley, 1454 Cherry St., Den- ver, Colo. Tozer, George E., A. B. ’14; Prin. H. S., Windsor, Colo.,. since 1918. Tressel, Jennie L., i Colo. Troxel, oO. L., M. A.’ 22; B. D. ’26; St. Tch. gy Greeley, Colo. Ware, Charles M., B. A. ’15; M. A. ’24; Prin. State Preparatory Sch., Boulder, Colo., since — (Mrs) “ H. S., Canon City, Wonders, W. J., . ’22; B. E. ’22; Supt. eneeneanns shi. 5 Colo., since Wrinkle, William L., Colo. St. Tchs. Col. H. S., Greeley, Colo. Wubben, Horace J., A. B. °17; Supt. of Sch., Paonia, Colo., since 192 26. Yost, gone W., A. B. ’03; A. M. °12; Prin. H. 5., Huerfano Co., Walsenburg, Colo., since 1926. CONNECTICUT Allen, Harrison S., Prin. Leavenworth H. S., Waterbury, Conn. Barnes, a S., S. 17; A. M. 18; Supt. of Pub. Sch; » e Hartford, Conn., since 1919. Bennett, Mary B., Saltonstall Sch., Boston Post, "Road, Station 7, Waterford, Conn. —, Adelbert, Prin. H. S., Collinsville, ‘onn. Colby, W. G., Prin. Tourtellotte Memorial H. §., North Copreneeee Conn. Cook, William R., B. A. M. A. °25; Prin. H. S. Bx. 85, Watertown, Conn. Conway, John T., Vice Prin. Chapman Tech- nical H. S., New London, Conn. Cottle, Henry E., Prin. H. S., Bristol, Conn. Creelman, Fred N., Prin. Plymouth H. S., Terryville, Conn. Diefenbach, Carl M., £ B. °19; M. A. ’26; Prin. Jefferson Jr. H . S., Meriden, Conn., since 1927. Rosier, Pe ae 1918. 17; Prin. Lyman Adie tou, Conn., since 46 Edell, Alberta C., Prin. St. Margaret’s School, Waterbury, Conn Ellis, Eugene W., Headmaster Woodstock Acad., Woodstock, Con ae. Joseph A., - “a Sch., Stamford, Feingold, Gustav A., B. S. ’11; M. °123 14, et Univ. ; ’Prin. Apulle: si S., Hartford, Mass., since 1926. Falsom, Harry c.. Prin. H. S., Greenwich, Con Pau William C., Prin. Central Jr. H S., New Britain, *Conn. Gellis, William E., Prin. H. S., Derby, Conn. Goodrich, John W., Prin. Bacon Acad., Colchester, a Gregory, Arthur E., Prin. Farmington, H. .» Unionville Conn. —, Orwin B., A. "15; A. M. 717; 28; Supt. of Bn & Prin. H. S., Licbneld Conn., since 1929, Haggard, Roy S., B. S. °11; ‘Ed. M. 28; Prin. Robert E. Fitch H. S., Town of Groton, Poguonnoc Bridge, Conn. Hasey, Seth G., Prin. H » West Haven, onn. Harriman, R. W., A. B. 710; Prin. William a H. S., West Hartford, Conn., since 1919. Haywood, Ralph S., Vice Prin., Wilby H. S., Waterbury, Conn. Hedges, Ralph W., Prin. Warren Harding Bridgeport Conn. Hitehock, Frederick St. } oR iging Prin. Chapman Technica ndon, Conn., since ins Holden, William C., M. 97; Prin. Wea- ver H. S., Hartford, , a since 1923. Holleran, Clifford A., Prin. Hamilton H. ., Ridgefield, Conn, Hood, Walter D., B. 94; Prin. The Gil- bert School, Witt Contes since 1908, Howe, P. M.,. Prin. H. ille, Conn. Hoyt, William, — ay “Fitch H. §S., Windsor, Con: ye, Clement [om A. B. ’92; L. H. D. M. ’24; Prin. Pub. H. S., end aw since 1911. Illing, Arthur H., Prin. Town H. S., Stonnington, Conn. Jere, Frank M., Prin. H. S., Torrington, onn. oS George Curtis, Prin. H. S., Newtown, Kennedy, J. J. P., Prin. Wilby H. S., Water- ury, Conn. Kerschiner, C. L., Prin. H. S., New Haven, ‘onn. Lee, Karl D., Prin. Enfield H. S., Thomp- sonville, Conn. - Herschel T., Supt., Southington, MacFarland, K. H., Prin. H. S., Sharon, ‘onn. Martin, Wm. H., Troup Jr. H. S., New aven, Conn. Mayo, Frank W., B. S., ’17, Mass. Agric. Col.; Ed. M. 198° Boston’ Univ.; Prin. H. S., Shelton, Conn., since 1922. Moore, "James C., Prin. Central H. §S., Bridgeport, Conn. Morgan, Hugh C., A. B. A. M. 710; a Jr. H. S., Meriden: Conn., since 1927. Moulton, Parker N., Prin. H. S., Washing- ton, Conn. Pettibone, John, Prin. - S., Milford, Conn. Phelan, Martin G., A. B. ’18; A. M. ’28; Prin. Lewis H. S., Southington, Conn., since 1927. Quimby, Clarence P., A. B. ’10; Bates Col.; Ed. M. ’27, Harvard Univ.; 3 Prin. H. S., South Manchester, Conn., since 1923. aret’s stock ford, "12; ulke- 1926. wich, erby, cad., » H. Red 28; n of aven, liam since y H. ding ising New Nea- 923. Gil- 908. onn. 12; ord, wn, ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Reuman, Theodore H., Prin. Bartlett School of Free Surgery, Stanford, a Robinson, Edwin L., A. B. ’ . M. ’07; Prin. H. S Putnam, Ths , &. 1924. Ruddy, } -%, ¥.; Prin. Pine Manual Train- ing H. S., Ansonia, Conn. Seqeeess J. D., Prin. H. S., Portland, Shattuck, George E., Ph. B. ’22; Prin. H. s., Darien, Cont since 1930. Shearer, Fred W. B. ’03; Prin. H. S., Middletown, Con, since 1920. Slade, Louis Palmer, A. B. ’93; Williams Col.; A. M. ’97, Harvard Univ.; Prin. Sr. H. ae New Britain, Conn., since 1913. Same Edward H., Prin. H. S., Stanford, ‘onn. Spencer, Walter Bunce, B. A. ’04, Yale Univ.; Prin. Commercial H. S., New Haven, Conn., since 1920. Stevens, John J., Prin., Smqeaie. Conn. Swaffield, Harold A., Ph. ; A. M. 711; Prin. Roger Ludlowe 4 as Fairfield, Conn., since 7. Swett, Donald B., Prin. Plant Jr. H. S., West Hartford, Conn. Thibodean, Louis J., Prin. Crosby H. S., Waterbury, Conn. Tee Ervin E., Prin. H. S., Old Saybrook, ‘onn. Underwood, Homer K., B. A. ’99; M. A. 01; | 2 Plone Bulkeley H. S., New London, Conn. Walker, Ravend F B. S.; M. A.; Prin. H. S., Meriden, Conn., since 1929. Warren, Ernest B, B. A. M. A. 711; Prin. Killingly H . aes we RM Conn., since 1915. Wessels, Harry, M. S. ’17; M. A. ’24; Prin. Nathan Hale Jr. H Se New Britain Conn., since 1924. White, Harold C., Prin. H. S., Bethel, Conn. Williams, Allton T., A. B. ’20; A. M. ’28; Prin. Ludlow Jr. H. S., East Norwalk, Conn., since 1925. DELAWARE Bolin, A. Judson, B. A. ’99; Prin. Milton, Del., since 1924. Brinser, Ira S., A. B. Ma Pas and Marshall Col; Ed. 1,_ Harvard vad ; Supt. of Sch., , Del., since Fowler, Burton P., M. A. ’25; Headmaster Tower Hill School, Wilmington, Del., since 1923. L. A., A.B, ’13; Prin. Maryland H. aD Delmar, Del., since a Stahl, H. E., Claymont, Del. Talbot, R. L., B. S.; Prin. H. S., Wilming- ton, Del., ‘since 1929. Wagner, M. Channing, A. B. 713; M. A. 23; Wilmington, Del. Yerser, W. K., A. B. °13, Ursinus Col.; M. 715, Univ. of Pa.; Prin. Alexis L o-Bont Sch., Kennett Pike, Wilmington, Del., since 1907. FLORIDA Andrews, L. B., Prin. Baker Co. H. S., MacCleny, Fla. Ball, R. L., Prin. H. S., ig gs Fila. Bekner, V. D., Prin. Memorial Jr. H. S., Tampa, Fila. Bennett, Ulric J., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Ties J. V.; Prin. H. S., Lake Helena, Carmel, Sister M., St. Michael’s H. S., Pensacola, Fla. Carothers, a W., A. B. °19, Univ. of Ala.; A. M. ’27, "Tchs. Col., Columbia Univ.; Prin. Plant H. S., Tampa, Fia., since 1927. Cogeste, W. ‘H, Prin. H. S., Plant City, Guat J. W., B. wy 724; M. A. °28; Prin. ‘Memorial Jr. H. S., Tampa, Fla., since 5. Crowell, E. A., Prin. H. S., Haines City, Fila. Crowell, John M., Wauchula, Fla. Davis, oO. Re Prin. Memorial Jr. H. S., Orlando, F. Dene, oO. a Prin. H. S., Bradenton, Eogiom, J. F., Prin. H. S., Daytona Beach, Elbaver, R., Prin. H. S., Eustis, Fla. Edwards, H. L., B. S. 34: — Seabreeze Da tona Beach, Gaither, Vv. rin. Wilson Jr. *H. S., Tampa, Gogitne, R. L., Prin. H. S., New Smyrna, Ghate. R. T., Prin. Gilmore Academy, Gort Wee . B. °16; Prin. Lak oette, ip i rin. Schs., Lake city, Fla. dated Gregg, Rachel E., Supt. Demonstration Sch., Ta lahassee, Fia. Hall, J. C., Prin. —" S., Vg i<~% Fla. Hinson, M. R., A. » Univ. of Fla.; M. A. ’25, Beabode “cal”. State Supv. of H. Pa Capitol Bldz., Tallahassee, la. House, 0. L., Prin. H. S., Wildwood, Fla. Jeter, E. E., Prin. Benjamin Franklin Jr. H. S. Tampa, + Keiey, 5. H., Prin. H. S., New Port Richey, joni, f Prin, %, S., Debray, Fla. Laney, H EE — H. S., Oviedo, ja. in 2. Prin. Fla. Agric. Mech. Col., Tallahassee, Fla. Lee, W._I., Prin. H. S., Munson, Fla. Mann, D. 7. Prin. H. S., Reddick, Fla. om, R. L., Prin. H. S., Punta Gorda, McArthur, Gertrude, Prin. H. S., Melrose, McLaughlin, Frank 5 Prin. Sr. H. S., Daytona Beach, Mev ears, fl Alice M., "Shenandoah Jr. H. S., iami, Mead, Gntidtine H., Prin. H. S., Molino, Mears, G. H., Prin. H. S., Dunnellon, Fla. Morse, L. F., Prin. Fessenden Acad., Fess- enden, Fla. Moses, 5. E., Prin. . S., Okeechobee, Fla. Papell, j.. Prin. s., Groveland, Fla. Peel, I. TJ Prin. H = Tarpon Springs, Fla. Phillips, C. M., Prin. Disston Jr. H. S., St. Petersburg, Fla. Pigholater, G. D., Prin. H. S., Bunnell, Fla. Quillian, C. B., Prin. H. S., Ocala, Fla. Reed, Trilla, Prin. Pasco Co. H. S., Dade City, Fila. Rehwinkel, Jennings, Prin. H. S., Apala- chiola, Fla. Robinson, Ernest L., » 94, Yale Univ.; A. M. ’01, Yale Sar’ Dir. Sec. Ed., Pub. Schs., Tampa, Fia., since 1925. Roger, joes h, Ph. D. 19; Professor of Sec. -» Univ. of Fla. .» Gainesville, Fla., since 1920. + D. F., Prin. H. §., Summerfield, a. Regeierengh, D. D., Prin. H. S., Mt. Dora, a. Rutledge, L. F., 604 N. Stone Street, De- Land, Fila. 47 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Saunders, R. H., H. S., DeLand, Fila. eae, G. B., Tech. Col., Gainesville, Singletary, A. M., Prin. H. S., High Springs, Fla. Sisson, George, Prin. Kirby-Smith Jr. H. S., Jacksonville, Fla. Sisters of St. Joseph, St. Catherine’s Con- vent, oa la. Smith, B. O., — “Leon H. S., Tallahassee, Fia., since 1927 og Clothilde, Prin. H. S., Vero Beach, 1 Smith, Oscar, Prin. H. S., Palmetto, Fla. Stephens, W. H., Prin. H. S., Pine Castle, la. Strode, C. C., Prin. Venice-Nokomis H. S., Nokomis, Fla. Taylor, Charles B., Prin. S., Cocoa, Fla. Teeter, C. H., Prin. Pe don Jr. H. S., St. wotertiars, Fila. Themes, W. R., Prin. Senior H. S., Miami, Thoeokins, G. B., Leesburg, Fla. Thompson, G. S., Prin. Cherokee Jr. H. S., Orlando, Fila. Tomlin, (Mrs) M. L., A. B. ’93; Prin. H. S., Plant City, Fia., since 1905. Tompkins, G. B., Prin. H. S., Coleman, Fila. Treloar, W. a . S., Leesburg, Fla. Van Brunt, R ae “Prin. H. S., Fernandina, Fila. Walker, T. G., Prin. H. S., Everglades, Fla. Wheeler, J. D., Prin. H. S., Fort White, Fla Williams, J. R., Prin. Miami Mil. Acad., Coral Gables, Fla. ; Workman, J. H., A. B._’02; Sup. Prin. Pub. Sch., Pensacola, Fla., since 1920. GEORGIA Andoren, Paul R., A. B. ’11; Prin. Lanier H. S., Macon, Ga., since 1924. eusen "T. H.,’ Prin. semen H. S., Au- gusta, Ga., since 1903 Graham, L., Dept. of "Ed., Atlanta, Ga. Hale, Charles M., A. B. ’03; Prin. H. S. Bx. 456, Americus, Ga., since 1916. Hastings, ‘Stanley M., Prin. Daniel C. O’Keefe Junior *H. S., Techwood Drive at Sixth Ave., Atlanta, Ga. Lowe, W. C., Head of Com. Dept., Com- mercial H. S., Atlanta, Ga., since 1925. Mathews, C. B., Supt. Schs., Bx. 236, Newman, Ga., since 1929. Mell, E. B., Prin. H. S., Athens, &. Morton, Frank, Bs ag B. S., "95: B. ; A. Ph. D. 15; Hallonvilie i. ye Willismion, Ga. Muse, Jessie, Prin. Girls H. S., Atlanta, Ga., since 1912. Rhue, Jessie R., A. B. ’23; Prin. H. S., Morven, Ga., since 1930. IDAHO Barrus, B. H., B. S. ’25; Rockland, Idaho, since 1926. DeYoung, Henry, B. A. ’20, Prin. H. S., Wash. State Col.; M. A. ’27, Wash. State Col.; Prin. Senior H. S., i 1929. Fitzgerald, Clarence R., B. S. ’23; M. A. ’26; Prin. S.. Bonners Ferry, Idaho, since 1926. Foy, Zed L., A. 21, Univ. of So. Cox; ; M. "29, Columbia Univ.; Prin. H. S., Boise, Tdaho, — 1929. Hall, h Fone Pd. B. Lewiston, Idaho, since B. A. 718; Prin. St. Maries, Idaho since 1922. 48 Rice, N. J., A. B. 708; M. A. °19, Prin. Intermountain Institute, Weiser, Idaho, since 192 Smith, Earl ‘i, Supt. Rural H. S., Eden, Idaho, since 1925. Winters, A. J., A. B. ’25; Prin. H. S., Montpelier, Idaho, since 1925. ILLINOIS Abells, Harry D., S. B. ’97, Univ. of Chi- cago; Supt. Morgan Park Mil. Acad., Chicago, Illinois, since 1914, Adams, Harry L., Scotland, III. — L E., Prin. H. S., Brownstown, Alcorn, O. D., Supt. Schs., Melvin, Til. Alexander, J. A., B. 716; M. 71 Supt. Community 'H. S., Windsor, ill since 1920. Alexia, Sister Mary, Prin. Bishop Muldoon H. S., Rockford, II. Allen, Charles -3 ’B. S. ’23, Univ. of IIl.; Prin. Twp. S., Neoga, ill. +» since 1924. Allison, Carl W., Prin. H. S., Champaign, Allison, R. Y., - 712; M. A. 29; Prin. H. S., WEY ling Ill.,” since 1923. Alps, Bayard G., Prin. H. S., Havana, II. Alsup, J. E., Supt. Sch., Hull, Til. Ambrose, C. ’E, Prin. H. a. Oblong, IIl. —— Roberta S., Prin. Anderson, C. Corrine, A. M. ’27; Prin. Community H. S., Argo, IIl., since 1920. . A. Thomas, Morton H. S., Cicero, Pence, Charles Edgar, A. B. ’08; A. 10; Prin. Harvard chool for Boys, Chicazo: Ill., since 1913. Pence, John L., A. B. ’23; Twp. H. S., Lockport, I. Leeheehecis > M.A Le on ee ee Om sow nD 7 zx ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Perrine, C. H., Prin. Medill H. S., Chi- cago, IIl. Perrine, Ralph R., A. B. ’10; Prin. H. S., Monmouth, IIl. Ph. D. ’93; Prin. Carl Petterson, Cc Schurz Evening H. S., Chicago, Ill., since 1915. Pewter, Fred S., Prin. Community H. S., 22; Supt. a ii Phares, E. B. Commu- nity H. S., ay Ill, since 1922. Phillips, Leo T., Prin. St. Viator Col. Acad., Bourbonnais, Til. Pigiering, W. S., Prin. H. S., Orangeville, Lee D., Prin. Centennial Junior H. Pigott, Decatur, Ti. Plummer, Vernon L., Supt. Schs., Water- man, Pose, D. A., Teachers College, Macomb, Porett, I. E., Prin. H. S., Scene, Ill. Porter, H. V., Asst. Mer. S. Athl. Assoc., ’18 So. LaSalle, } Til. Powers, E. W., Ph. G. ’25; Prin. Commu- nity H. S., Watseka, Ill., since 1925. Supt. H. S., Stewardson, III. Poyser, G. ey Price, John K., Prichard, C. E., hs Ralph W., B. S. 92; Prin. H. * | | Ill., since 515, Probasco, Abbie, Prin. Jennings Seminary, Aurora, Puckett, William 2 »meongedeen, Til. url, K., B. Prin. Com H. S., upt. Schs. Mahomet, III. wes kegan, = ;_M. S. 2; A. 8 Normal Uae ics Dupo, Th } a. ater Quick, W. B. E., ’22; Prin. H. S., Macomb, ii’ since 1929. Raibourn, James E., Prin. Eldorado, IIl. Ray, Julian D., Prin. H. .» Macon, Z Rea, A. A., A. B. 713; Prin. West H. S., Aurora, lll., since 1917. Reavis, W. C., Ph. B. 05; A. M. 711, Ph. D. ’25; Prof. Sec. Ed. Univ. of ‘Chi., Chicago, Ill., since 1927. Rete, Alfred, S. in Ed., 22; Prin. H. Chester, Ill., ante 1928. nekuhe B., A. 21, Mt. Morris Col. ; " ie: * ye wd. Univ.; rin. aaa H. S., Lyndon, IIl., since Reed, 3. H., B. S. 18; H. S., Carlinville, mF . Ray, B. E. ’24; Supt. of Pub. Sch., Beh, Ill. S. ’26; Prin. Twp. H. S., Reeves, B. Williamsville, ill. +» since 1923. Schs., Avon, Reeve, James Thomas, Supt. Reilly (Mrs.), Caroline L., Prin. McKinley S., Chicago, Ill. Revercomb, O. F., Supt. H. S., Huntley, Ro tite on, E., A. B. ’22; Ph. M. °28; Prin. T Twp. ae Johnston City, IIL, ; ae Morton H, S., Cicero, Ill. since 1924. Richards, W. ’29; Prin. Community Rie, J; M., A. S., Wyanet, i +, since 1929, Robbins, w” E., A. ’24; M. A. ’28; Sup S., Tampico, 1 Ill., since 1928. Roberts, , 3. .» Prin Sh Gardner, IIl. Roberts, M Prin. He , Wheaton, III. Robinson, R. Kewaunee, "Til. Roll, Orville Ee Prin. H. S., Cullom, Il. Rice, C. W., Prin. Univ. H. ’s., Urbana, II. Ring, E. F., Supt. Sch., Saybrook, Ill, since 1922. _ ; Prin. H. S., Clin- 36. Baa a me as: 3D C., A. ; , Maywood, ; Prin. Proviso Twp. H iit; .» Since 1927. 53 Robertson, R. M., Rock Falls, Ill. Rumble, a ‘A., B. 16; A. M. ’20; Prin. H. S., Henning, I Til. Russell, W. G., B. 3 A. M. 710; Prin. Manual Telok H. 3 ’ Peoria, Ill., since Ryan, W. R., B. ’19; American B Co., Chicago, ti - Sampson, C. M., Prin. H. S., Donovan, III. Sandwick, A. B. 95; rin. Deer- A jap field- Shields Twp. H. S., Highland Park, Pe... ® cine ieee ayre, R S., Fs Til. “a Brcderice W B. S. ’97, and M. 98, Univ. of IIl., Prin. Fenger H. S., Chicago Ill, since 1930. Schafer, L. A., B. A. ’26; M. A. ’28; Supt. Sch., Mascoutah, III, since 1913. Scheer, Raymond be S. Sad * S. 714; A. M, ’25; Prin. Twp. H. S., Sullivan, Til. since i928. Sch hell, E , A. B. ’22; Dean Acad., Whea- ton, iii, since 1924, Schertz, Ray J., . ’22; Prin. Twp. H. S.,_ Metamora, it, y= 1924. ie, H. G., A. B. ’02; B. S. 09; A. M. ; Litt. D, "28; Prin. Twp. H. S., Belle- ville, er since 1915. Schniepp, Albert E., A. B. ’24; Prin. H. S., ffingham, IIl., Since 1925. Schobinger, Elsie, Prin. Harvard Sch. for Boys, 4731 Ellis Ave., Chicago, IIl. Schumacker, J. C., 6342 Newgard Ave., Chicago, x Scott, Willis H., Scott, Foresman and Co., Chicago, II. Searles, O. M., Albert Teachers Agency, 327 S. Madison Ave., LaGras e, Ill. Selters, George R., oh. s ‘acomb, Til. Shafer, B. F., A. sat ’23; Supt. of Pub. Sch., Jacksonville, i, since 1921, Shaffer, Owen V V., B. S. S. ’20; iw Twp. H. S., FM. .& In., since Short, J. F., Prin. H. S., New Berlin, Ill. Silliman, Henrietta, B. i> 707, Wellesley Es “ . A. ’24, Columbia Univ.; Prin. H. S., Toulon, Ill., since 1924. Sch ’ ch. Slamonds B. 23; Supt. Pittsfield, Til, since 1928. Simpson, Roy -» B. S. ’28; Prin. Twp. he Tower, Ill., since 1928. Slagh, J. F., ., Oak Park, Ill. = Hare E., Prin. H. S., Bement, III. Smith, Cloyd Cc. Supt. Schs., Stillman, Val iey, Ill. Smith, Erman S., B. S. ’00; Supt. of Sch., Barrin ‘on, Ill. since 1907. Smith, Gerard T., A. 96; M. A. ’05; Prin. Starrett School for Girls, Chicago, Ill., since 1919. Smith, Gerald W., Prin. H. S., Mette, i. Smith, James M B. 721; Supt. H. S., Lockport, IIL, since i925. Smith, L. C., A. B. ’05; Prin. H. S., Big Rock, Ill., ‘since 1928. Smith, R. Ca ~~ Til. Sait. R. H. , Supt. of Sch., Rushville, Smith, R. R., . 710; A wg Twp. H. S., Hampshire, iti bs pe Segteee, J. F., Ph. B., 14; A. M. ’26; Supt. S., Collinsville, Ul +» since 1929. oan w. B., Dean of Men, Morton Junior Col., Cicero, La plage 1925. Spicer, C. E., Asst. Supt. » Joliet, Ill. Sprunger, Asa, A, B. 714; ped “Prin H. S., Decatur, IIl., since 1916. Sprunger, M. F., A. B. ’20; Prin. H. S., Buda, IIl., since 1925. Stacy, Walter M., B. Ed., 29, Ill. State Nor.; Prin. B. Durfee Elem. Sch., H. Decatur, IIl., since 1929. DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Stadtman, Charles C., East Alton-Wood River Community H. S., Wood River, Stahi, rank W., Ph. B. ’21; Prin. Bowen H. &., Chicago, Ill., since 1918. Styaew, D. W., 1504 Judson St., Batavia, Stark, Fred N., Prin. Community H. 5., Sherrard, Ii. Steele, Wade A., Supt. H. S., Baylis, Ill. Steen, wey W., Pres. Broadview Col., mn A. La Grange, Ill, since 1928. meth, thepmand B., B.S. 718; Prin. Beason, IIl., since 1923. Stephan, M. R., B. 23; Supt. of Sch., Stockton, IIl., since a Stevens, a G., B. E. ; M. S. ’27; Prin. Twp. S., Fairbury, M. +» Since 1924. oe "P. ’A., S. ’14; Prin. H. S., Fairfield, IIl., ae 1923. Stoffregen, Olive, Oregon, II. Stouffer, Karl J., B. S. ’10; A. M. 710; Dean and Prin., Elgin Jr. College and Acad., Elgin, IIl., since 1920. Stout, jy. B., A. B. 717; M. A. 29, Univ. of Chicago; Prin. Community H S., Shabbona, IIl., since 1919. Stringer, i E., A. B. 16; A. M. ’25; Prin. H. Herrin, Iil., since 1921. Suge, M. iu je ’20; Prin. H. S., Harts- burg, IIl., ‘since 1921. Sullivan, S. B., Prin. H. S., Athens, IIl. Swinson, Vance W., ot a" Salem, III. Thalman, W., A. M. A. ’23; —. . Twp. Sec. sch, Walton Il, since Bn a ng 0. Clarke, Prin. H. S., Amboy, Ill. Tauer, M. B., eae) St. Elmo, Il. Thomas, E. 305 N. Catherine Ave., LaGrange, it” Thomas, Leota Gregory, 305 N. Catherine Ave., La Grange, IIl. Thompson, D. W., B. S._’21; Supt. Warren Twp. H. S., Gurnee, Ill., since 1922. Thompson, Edward E., A. B. ’99; 701; Oak Park, I Thompson, G. E., A. B. 715; Pub. Schs., St. Charles, Ill., since 1919 Thornton, R. E., Vice Prin. H. S., Taylor- ville, Il. Tibbetts, K. K., Prin. H. S., Wheaton, Til. Torrens, John A. Ashton, ill., since 1928. Tower, Willis E.. B. S. °94; M. S. ’08, Univ. of Ill.; Dist. Supt. of Senior High School., Chicago, ao, since 1925. Towns, O. A., B. A. 12; M. A. ’17; Prin. 7 is Reddick, Iil., ~< 1923. Tremain, Eloise R., 04, Bryn Mawr; M. A. ’27, Lake pk Univ.; Prin. Ferry Hall, Lake Forest, Ill, since 1918. Trimble, Charles, Prin. H. S., Clifton, Ill, since 1896. Trinkle, J. H., B. S. '04; A. B. '11; Prin. Twp. H. S., Newman, IIl., since 1911. Turnbull, Ida C., A. B. ’03; Prin. H. S., Mattoon, Ill., since 1922. Turner, W. R., Prin. H. S., Williamsfield, Til. Turpin, L. T., Ph. B. 06; Alton, IIl., since 26. 19 Tyler, Allen, B. S. ’26; Prin. Hall Twp. i. Bi. Spring Valley, Ill., since 1918. Tyler, Grace C. Prin. H. Riverside, Ill. Umbaugh, E. A. B. 12; Prin. H. S., Cissna Park, Tih. since 1923. Umbreit, Allen G., Prin. H. a Galesburg, Ill., since 1928. Underbrink, H. E., B. E. ’21; M. A. ‘29, Univ. of Chicago; Prin. H. S., Liberty- ville, Ill., since 1922. Unfer, Louis, B. S. 120; Prin. H. S., Mans- eld, Ill., since 1927. Vance, M M. S., Prin. H. S., Vienna, Il. VanderVoort, R. C. Chrismann Wacaser, E. E., B. Ed. ’23, Ill. State Normal came? ; Supt. Sch., Plainfield, Ill., since 1 L Wahl, E. D., Prin. ." Ss. Livingston, | =. Wakeley, J. E., A. 14; A. M. °24; Prin. H. S., a Iil., since A300 Weide. Karl Douglas, A. B. ’06; 14; Supt. Sch. East Side, Aurora, Ii. since “i Weltrin,, C. A. B. ’26; LL. B. ’00; rin. S. > itinonk hw since 1925. Waldrip, BW D, A Prin. Twp. H. treator, in. +9, 7 , tbis. Walker, Albert, Prin. Twp. H. S., Arthur, Ill, since 1918. weer. Samuel T., Prin. H. S., Waggoner, Waller, Corem, Supt. Sch., Greenup, Iil. Wallgreen, A. B. 709; ean, North Park College, Chicago, Ill., since 1919. Walters, O. V., Prin. H. S., East Side, Aurora, Ill., since 1928. Watkins, C. K., Arrowsmith, III. Weber, C. A., Hume, III. Weckel, Ada L., B. A. ’05; M. S. ’08; Oak Park and River Forest Twp H. S., Oak Park, IIl., since 1909. Weidrich % A C-. A. B. ’13; M. A. '26; Supt. of Pub. Sch., De Pue, Ti, since 1926. Wells, Dora, B. A. ’84; M. A. '97; Prin. Lucy Flower Technical H. S.. Chicago, Ill., since 1911. Welsh, M. C., Prin. H. i Rockton, IIl. Wenz, St ine L., Prin. H. S., Paris, Ill. White, F. , Supt. of Pub. Sch., Galva, Ill. White, J. w. i = S., Kincaid, Il. Whitten, C. W., 06; Mer. Ill. S. Athletic ‘Assoc., AP ‘S. La Salle, Chicago, Ill., - 1922° Wickert, G. H., Prin. H. ‘. A ip Tl. Wierson, Leonard I., B. A. ; Supt. Lan- ark, IIl., since 1926. Wilcox, B. O., Prin. H. S., Sesser, Ill. Wilker, R. P., Prin. H. a Bradley, Ill. Wilkins, M. P., B. A. °13; A. M. 725; Prin. Community H. S., Christopher, IIl., since 1922. Wilkinson, Kyle, Supt. Sch., Bellmont, III, since 1927. Willard, Chauncey C., Prin. Phillips Sr. H. S., Chicago, Ill wre, George Walter, A. B. ’08; A. M. Ph. D. ’23; Prin. Lyons Twp. H. S., * ’ Grange, Til, since 1923. Williams, J. A., 1151 Home Ave., Oak Park, Il. Williams, Lewis W., Ph. ; A. M. '18; . Univ. H. ‘s., m2 Wh Ill., since Willic Urban G., A. B. ’00; A. M. °10 Prin. Pullman Free School of Manuai Training, Chicago, III. 4 since 1919, Wilson, F. A. E. ’24; Prin. Commu- > H. S., West Frankfort, Ill., since Wilson, net A., Prin. H. S., Staunton, TIl. Wine. Oo . N., A. B. 16; Prin. Central Y. Cc. A, Chicago, Tl, since 1922. Winter; O., Prin. Parker H. S., Chicago, Til, since 1928, Woellner, Robert, Uaiv. of Chicago, Chi- cago, IIl., since 1926. Wolfe, Harold E., Prin. H. S., Tamaroa, Tll., since 1927. Wood, D. L., Prin. H. S., Biggsville, Tl. Woods, Paul E., B. Ed. '26; Supt. Sch. Ipava, IIl., ome I<. Wright, C. H., 07; A. M. 26; Prin. H. S., Mt. dine? Til, since 1926. Wright, Owen B., B. of Ed. '25;_ Prin. Washington Jr. HH. S., Rock Island, Ill., since 1920, 54 Fre Fril Gru 1 Hin A ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Wright, Wilbur H., A. B. 96; Prin. Austin H. s., Chicago, Til, since 1926. Wulliman, R. C., Tuscola, Ill. ogy % Soom, Prin. H. Ye Lena, IIl. Yous. 2 3 704; M. A. °14; Supt: Sine eh Teen ill. since 1928. wm... E, Eugene, A. Prin. H. S., Rock Island, lil., since 1902. ook, A. ’23; 6048 Kenwood, Chicago, Ti. INDIANA Annis, F. M., A. B. 717, Ind. Univ.; Public Schs., Culver, Ind. Brooks, Elwood E., A. B., 3 A M., °14; Prin. Salem- Washington To H. S., Sa- lem, Ind., since 1921. Brumbaugh, A. B. °17; A. M. ’25; = H. S., “Kkoadiville Ind., since Buck, George, A. B. ’91; A. M. ’01; Prin. Shortridge H. S., Indianapolis, Ind. -» since oa Cline, E. C., ‘ B. ’07; A. M. °16; Prin. Morton Sr. H. S., Ricgenas. Ind. Coons, Charles S., Ph. B. 01; A. B. ’08; A. M. 711 R Ind. Univ. ; Prin. Froebel Sch., Gary, Ind., since 1916. Croninger, Fre B. S. 05, Heidelberg Columbia Univ.; ; Prin. Wayne, Ind., since 16; Prin. Jr.- since Univ.; M. A. 27, Central H. S., Ft. Darnall, Maynard C., A. B. Sr. . §S., Crawfordsville, Ind., 1928. . “% a D., Prin. James Whitcomb Riley South Bend. Ind. me. Helen, Ph. 24, Univ of Chi- cago; South Bend, In ~ ae Roy William, B. S. 713, N. Cent. Col.; M., 719, Univ. of IIl.; Prin. Washing- a Junior: Senior H. Ss), East Chicago, Ind., ne _ Fishback, E. B. S.; M. A. ’11; Prin. Junior agg _ since 1918. Foster, Isaac Owen, B. M. S. °22; Ph. D. ’25; Asst. Prof a ‘ed., Indiana Univ., Bloomington, tod. since 1926. Frazen, Carl G. F., A. 08; A. M. 712; Ph. D. ’20; Prof. of , Ed., Indiana Univ., Bloomington, Ind., since 1923. French, John M., A. B. 717; y ly 7 A Univ. of Chicago; Prin. H. S., La Porte, Ind., since 1929. Fribley, E. F., Prin. H. S., Auburn, Ind. arubb, L. C., "414 New York Ave., Whiting, Ind. Hinshaw, C. E., A. B. ’10, Indiana Univ.; A. M. ’22, Columbia Univ.; ; Prin. H. S., Kokomo, Ind. Hummel, Forrest J., B. 24; Prin. Tw ct Sch., Washington "Twp. Sonzsiy Co., 3, Gate, Ind. Imel, G.,_ B.S. ’03; A. B. 714; A. M. 16; Pri J. W. Riley H. S., South Bend, lemma, Ralph, B. A. ; M. A. ’25; Prin. Francis Logg tieie "HL S., Evansville, Ind., since Johnson, Ral fs "Waldo, Ph. B. ’24, Univ. of Chicago; Supt. of Sch., Royal Centre, Ind., since 1920. —— = H. P., 715 N. Walnut St., Hart- Kendall, Tin W., Prin. H. S., Marion, Ind. Knapp, M. L., Prin. Tange C. Elston Sr. H. S., Michigan City, Ind Lambert, Robert, 718 a St., Columbus, nd. Little, Adrian, A. B. ’27; Prin. Jefferson Center H. S., Warren, Ind. Lockwood, \ athee A., A. B. °17; Prin. H. S. Rushville, Ind., since 1925. Long, Gorge © A. B. 716; Prin. Consoli- dated Sch » Warren, | Ind., since 1927. Lutz, Charles D., Prin. Horace Mann School, wt Ind. McComb, E. Kem A. B. ’95; A. M. ; Prin. } a. Manual sane H wea Ind., since 1916, ayia ge Stewart, Ph. B. ’9 M. ’00; Prin. H. S., South Bend, ind” since 7 Mpeg. L. E., A. B. ’24; Prin. Lincoln S., Plymouth, Ind., sor 1928. Northrop, Milton H., A. B., ’25, Univ. of Mich.; Prin. North Side H. S., Fort Wayne, Ind., ones 1927. 7 S, de, B. 715, “Indiana Univ.; 3 Columbia Univ. ; ; Prin. Lincoln Ss. Viena Ind., since 1929. pene. C. E., Prin. Blaine Jr. H. S., gy Ind. Pointer, P. D., A. B. ’11, Univ. of Chicago; Prin. Central Tr. H. -» South Bend, Ind., since 1923. Rankin, Fred. W., Prin. H. S., Rochester, Ind., since 1929. ’16, Swarthmore Col.; Shrode, Carl, A. B. A. M. *22,” Univ. of Penn.; ; Prin. Central Col- H. S., Evansville, Ind., since _ Snider, R. N., A. B. ’22; A. M. umbia_ Univ.; Prin. South Side Hh S., Fort Wayne, Ind., since 1926. Spaulding, ag A.,_B. S., ’09; Prin. Emerson Sch., een | since 1912. Spohn, A. L., A. B. 06; . H. S., Ham- mond, Ind., since 1919. Stemen, C. B., A. B. ’24; A. M. H. S., Tipton, Ind. Stuart, Milo H., A. B., ’98; Prin. Arsenal Technical H. Ss. Indianapolis, Ind., since 1912. Thalman, F L., A. B.; A. M.; Prin. H. S., Anderson, "Ind. Thurston, . aaa Prin. Sr. H. S., Alex- ander, Ind. Voight, Mary Ey A. 17, Hanover Col.; Lb H. S., * ete rsonmite Ind., since Grant Sch., 25; Prin. : 17. Waite. Basgaret A., Prin. Peru, Ind., since 1923. Walter, Ort L., Goshen, Ind. Weaver, T. é., Prin. H. S., Tippecanoe, Wi me S. R., Prin. Roosevelt H. S., East Chicago, Ind. | Williamson, A , A. B. ’°16; Prin. Jr. H 16; Prin. S., South Bend: “Ind. ” once ie Zimmerman, C., A. ; A. Garfield H. S., Tere , hd Vad. IOWA D., Prin. High S., Winterset, B. Ped. *10, Ohio State *28, Columbia Univ.; Prin. Addison, W. Towa. Allen, W. O., Univ.; M. A. Washington Irvington Jr. S., Des Moines, Iowa, since 1919. a R. M., Prin. H. S., Jefferson, Arnold, H. A., B. S., ’05; A. B. °10; Vice Prin. Central H. S., Sioux City, Iowa, since 1919. Atkinson, Emaline, A. B. "163 M. A. ’28; Washington Irving Jr. H. S., Des Moines, Iowa, since 1927. Atkinson, W. N., Prin. H. S., New Hamp- ton, Iowa. Bail, Phillip ¥. A. B. ’20; M. A. '28; B59 Univ. H. S., Iowa City, Iowa, since 1928. Beck, W. E., B. S. ’00; M. S. 02; S. S. oO Prin. H. S., Iowa City, Iowa, since 191 Bennett, P. Ph. B. 715; Prin. Con- solidated H. By Bayard, Iowa, since 1923. 55 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Boulton, Verne J., B. S. ’26; Prin. H. S., Akron, Iowa, since 1928. Bracewell, R. H., B. S. °15; M. A. ’25; Prin. H. S. & Jr. College, Burlington, Iowa, since 1919. Brockman, G., B. A. ’25; Prin. H. S., Col- fax, Iowa, ‘since 1925. ° Brooks, Miriam W., B. A. ’93, Iowa Wes- leyan Col.; M. D. 06. Iowa "State Tchrs. Col.; M. ’A. 712, Columbia Univ.; Vice Prin. Callanan Jr. H. S., Des Moines, Iowa, since 1928. Burnet, Eva, B. Di. ’13; B. A. °17; M. og Prin. H. S., Allerton, Iowa, since 1 Bageen, A. J., B. ’08; A. M. ’22; Dir. ec. d. et ’ Prin, East H. S., Des Sicine Iowa, since 1918. Byers, Ruby M., Prin. Franklin Jr. H. S., Cedar Rapids, Iowa, since 1919, Campbell, Sadie, A. B. '19; A. M. ’25; State Tch. Col., Cedar Falls, Iowa, since 1925. Castle, Lynn E., B. A. ’20; Supt. H. S., Stuart, lowa, ‘since 1923. Clark, A. L., B. S. 93; M. E. ’93; Agent, American Book Company, Des Moines, Iowa, since 1906. Caxton, L. E., Prin. z S., Early, Iowa. R. A. B. 08; A. M. ’22; Prin. “WE hes “Roosevelt H. S., Des Moines, Iowa, since 1923. Cooper, Elva — A. B. °17; Dean of Girls, H. & Jr. Col., Marshalltown, lowa, since. "1920: Cooper, Maude, Prin. Tr. H. S., Newton, lowa, since 1 Cranny, T. T., Prin. H. S., Grinell, Iowa, since 1922. Copiers, H. L., B. S. ’21; Prin. H. S., New Hampton, Iowa, og 1927. Cresap, W. A., B. S. ’20 D. ’24; M. A. ’27; Prin. H. S., esther ule, Iowa, since 1928. Curtis, Grace, B. A. ’24; Prin. H. S., Story City, Iowa, since 1927. Davis, te tt, A. B. °15; Earlham, Col.; 5 a Univ. a Chicago; Prin. Wood: row WwW aad Jr. H. S., Des Moines, Iowa, since 1925. Davis, George E., B. A. ’17; M. A. ’20, Univ. of Iowa; Prin. Sr. H. S., Keokuk, Iowa, since 1921. Dole, H. L., Prin., Marion, Iowa. Dooley, Lester W., A. B. 10; A. M. 717; Prin. Elsworth Jr. Col., Iowa Falls, Iowa, since 1929. Douma, Frank W., A. B. ’16; Prin. H. S., Ottumwa, Iowa, since 1927. Eastman, H. J., Prin. H. S., Colfax, Towa. Edson, Harold E, B. A. 25; Prin. H. S., Atlantic, Iowa, since 1929. Engberg, C. E., B. A. ’21; Prin. ae -Jr. H. s., S jenandoah, Iowa, since 1926 English, Estine L., A. B. ’23; Girls’ Ad- viser, Hiatt Jr. H. S., Des Moines, Towa, since 1928. Feelhaver, C. T., A. B. ’24; M. A. °26; Prin. H. S., Creston, Iowa, since 1926. Feik, L. W., B. A. 710; M. A. ’26; Prin. East H. Ss), Sioux City, Iowa, since 1926. Filean, Ellen, B. A. '12; Bg H. S., Inde- endence, Jowa, since 1924. Gibson, William W., A. B. 22; M. A. ’28; — West H. Ss. Waterloo, Iowa, since 1928 Grigsby, R. 1., A. B. 18; M. A. ’28; Prin. Amos Hiatt Jr. i S., Des Moines, Iowa, since 1922. Hallman, M. S., Ph. B. ’09; A. M. 718; Prin. Washington Sr. H. S., Cedar Ra- pids, Iowa, since 1926. Halsey, Elizabeth, Iowa City, Iowa. ym, L. B., Iowa State Univ., Ames, owa. Harter, J. L., Prin. H. S., Centerville, Iowa. Hartman, R. C., A. B. ’21; Prin. H. S., Oskaloosa, Iowa. Hasty, Emmett J., B. S. of C. ’26; M. A. ’28; Vice Prin. Woodrow Wilson Jr. H. S., Des gr Towa, since 1925. Heitmann, A. G., B. ’08; Prin. Central H. S., Sioux city, - since 1920. Hightshoe, Luella, A. 07; A. M. 710; Asst. Prin. H. S., Gia. Iowa, since 1924. Hoglan, J. C., B. A. ’23; Prin. H. S., Bloomfield, iowa. Hoyt, Cress 0., A. B. ’18; Vice Prin. Wash- ington Irving Jr. . S., Des Moines, Iowa, since 1928. Hutchens, A. C., B. S. Ed. ’20; M. A. ’27; Vice Prin. Lincoln S., Des Moines, Iowa, since 1926. Jacobson, P. B., B. A. ’22; M. A. ’28; 20 N. oe St., Iowa City, Towa. Johnson, R. W., B. S. ’11; M. A. ’18; Prin. Sr. H. S., ‘Dubuque, iowa, since 1926. Jointer, Mary E., B. A. 08; M, A. ’25; Prin. H. S., Maquoketa, Iowa, since 1925. Kelley, D. J., Supt. Schs., — Lake, Towa. Kerfoot, T. W., B. M. A. ’26; Prin. Senior H. S., Ft. Madison, Iowa, since 0. Kirby, T. J., A. B. ’06; M. A. ’09; Ph. D. 13; Prof. of Ed., Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, since 1920 Kirn, G. W., Ph. B. ’09; “M. A. 13; Prin. Abraham ‘Lincoln H. S., Council ‘Bluffs, Iowa, since 1919. Kluss, Fred J., A. B. °15; Prin. Brant Senior H. S., Cer Rapids, Iowa, Kopp, Clarence ’E, A., 28; Prin. Jr.-Sr. S., Milford, lowe, since 1928. Latimer, oO. P., A. 712; Prin. Osceola, lowa, since 1926. Lexa, Lula A., B. A. ’18; Girls’ Adviser Woodrow Wilson Jr. H » Des Moines, Iowa, since 1925. Lunan, F. A., B. A, ’17; M. A. ng Prin. H. S., Chariton, Towa, since 1923 Lynn, H. A., B. A. ’24; M. A. 29; Prin. H. S., Newton, Iowa, since 192 8. Marshall, George E., A. B. ’86; Prin. Sr. H. = Davenport, Iowa, since 1907. Melos Bertha, B. A. 17; Prin. H. S., larion, Iowa, since 1928. a ey F., Prin. Jefferson Jr. H. S., Dubu ue, Towa, since 1923. McKee, Mabel F., B. A. 08; Prin. H. S., Perry, Iowa, since "1922. Meier, F. J., B. A. ’09; M. A. ’10; Vice Prin. West Junior H.: S., Des Moines, Iowa, since 1923. Merrill, A. W., A. B. 90; Asst. Supt. of Sch., Des Moines, Towa, since 1923. Messenger, Fred C., B. ’25; Asst. Prin. H. S., Marshalltown, Towa, since 1925. Miller, B. R., B. S. ’22; M. A.; Prin. H. S., Marshalltown, Towa, since 1925. Miller, Fred J., A. B. 05; M. A. ’23; Prin. East H. S., Waterloo, Iowa, since 1913. Morr, A. A., Prin. Washington Junior Sch., Dubuque, Towa, since 1923. Myers, Ray F., A. B. 14; A. M. ’21; Prin. Thomas Jefferson H. s., Council Bluffs, Iowa, since 1919. —, Clayton, A. B. °25; ae. Sr. H. wit ee Towa, since 1926 Nickle, C. &., Pe. ’05; Ph. B. 06; A. M. pA Prin. n S., Ft. "Dodge, Iowa, since Nitkle, C._H., B. S. ’25; Prin. Sr. H. S., Valley Junction, Iowa, since 1924. 56 SI St St St ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Nodland, Marvin, A. B. °26; Prin. H. S., West Liberty, Iowa, since 1928. Opperman, Irwin W., A. B. ;_M. A. '28; a H. S., Eagle ¥ "Iowa, since pean Garrah M., B. A. 16; M. A. ’25; Normal Training Dept., Marshalitown, Towa, since 1924. Patterson, C. E., B. S. °19; Prin. Jr. H. S., Keokuk, Iowa, ee 1924. Patton, Della, B. A. 12; Prin. H. S., Wash- ington, Tova, since 1920. a ae A rs) Warren E., A. B. A A. M. 718; Girls’ Adviser, ’Lincoln H. S., Des Maines, Iowa, since 1925. Prescott, Frances, Prin. McKinley Jr. S., Cedar Rapids, Iowa, since 1912. Pritchard, Helen, A. B. ’11; A. M. ’22; Girls’ Adviser, H. S., Des Moines, Iowa, since 1923 Rae, James, B. S. 03; Prin. S.-Jr. Col., Mason City, a since Ze Redfield, R. P., . Young Sch., Daven- port, "Iowa. Rhyne, C. L., A. B. ’22; % A. °25; Vice Prin. Amos Hiatt Jr. Hi. » Des Moines, Iowa, since 1927. Safley, Jean E., B. A. 20; Prin. H. s., Guthrie Center, Towa, since 1921. Sayre, Willard, B. A. ’22; M. A. x Prin. H. S., Cresco, Towa, since he Schropp, C. F., B. S. ’14; M. A. '24; Prin. West and Callanan Jr. H. "Schs., Des Moines, Iowa, since 1928. Slocum, John, B. S. ’23; Prin. H. S., Clarinda, — since 1928. Steeper, H. T., A. B. ’09, A. M._ ’29; Prin. Pw, H. S., Des ‘Moines, Towa, since 1927. Sterrett, Janes M., B. A. ’20; Prin. Hard- 7 & s.. Des Moines, Iowa, since Stonecipher, J. E., B. °21; M. A. °27; ice Prin. Roosevelt Ki. S., Des Moines, Towa, since 1928. Strahan, Willetta, B. A. ’23; Prin. H. S., Denison, Iowa, since 1926. Studebaker, J. W., B. S. ’10; M. A. 717; Supt. Independent Sch. Dist., Des Moines, Iowa. Thomas, Hazel V., A. B. °15; Prin. H. S., Belmond, Iowa, gnce 1920. Thompson, Hazel P., Prin. H. S., Tama, Iowa. Thompson, S. E., A. B. °14;_A. M. °26; Vice Prin. North H. S., Des Moines, Iowa, since 1928. Tope, Donald E., A. B. ’28; M. A. °29; a H. S., Sac City, Iowa, since Trabert, M. A., Prin. H. S., Knoxville, owa. Trapp, Orlin D., Prin. Jr. H. S., Ida rove, Iowa. 20; M. A. '22; Prin. Trefz, J. H., A. B. H. S., Charles City, fowa, since 1927. Vanderlinden, J. e B. A. ’21; M. A. ’29; Prin. Sr. Ames, Iowa. Van Hettinga, * . B. A. ’23; Prin. H. S., Muscatine, Iowa, since 1928. Van Ness, H. J., A. B. °19; A. M. '20; Prin. Jr.-Sr. H. S., Boone, Iowa since 928. 1928. Webb, Esther A., Ne A. ’20; Prin. H. S., Northwood, Iow Weeks, N._H., B "A. °94; Prin. Abraham ae H. Ss, Des Moines, Towa, since 1923. White, M. H., Prin. North Jr. H. J., Souix City, Iowa. Young, A. R., B. A. ’25;. Prin. H. s., Strawberry Point, Towa, since 1929. Yourd, W J., B. A., 10; Prin. H. S., Clin- went ‘Towa, aus 1917, i Ea iederaenders, M., Prof. o he Wartburg Col., Clinton, Iowa. - - KANSAS Ato, © C., Prin. Rural H. S., Stan- Allen, A. W., A. B. ’26; Prin. Northeast Jr. H. nsas City, Kans., since 1923. Babbitt, “Ellis B., B. . 924; Prin. Rural H. S., Ripp, Kans., since 1927. Baker, * 20; A. M. ’27; Supt. Consolidated Sune ” Cimarron, Kans. since Baker, | iH, Leigh, A. B. ’20; B. S. ’22; A. M. 8; Prin. Liberty Memorial H. S., Tatts Kans. Bass, William W., A. B. ’14; Prin. Sr. H. S., Coff he Kans., since 1925. Baustian, » Prin. Rural H. S., Brook- ville, thy Belles, Edwin Milton, A. B. ’20; A. M. ’24; Asst. Prof. of Ed., and Director Teacher Training Univ. of Kans., Lawrence, Kans., since 1924. 7. ~ H., B. S, ’20; M. A. ’27; Prin. . S., Coffeyville, Kans. since 1923. m2. “John Ge aS c Prin. H. S., Formoso, Kans., since 1925. Bergess, Wm. R., M. A. K Supt. Sch., Norwich, Fane, since 19 Berry, Sr. . Sebastian, Tin. St. Paul, Kans, Bisiey, Howard V., B. S. ’28; Prin. H. S., md _ Kans., ‘since 1928. Born, M. E., B. S. 719; 1013 South Third St. Leavenworth, Kans. Bowman, B. P., A. B. ’23; M. S. ’28; Prin. Rural S., Woodston, Kans., since 7. Briggs, P. O., B. S. °18; Prin. Jr. H. S., Pittsburg, Kans., since 1922. Bea, George, Prin. H. S., Downs, Brokeck, Frank, Prin. Community H. S., Johnson, Kans. rooks, L. W., A. B. ’03; A. M. °15; Dir. of Sec. Ed., Wichita, Kans., since 1928. Brown, Emerson, A. B. ’20; M. A. '29; Prin. S., Marion, Kans., since 1926. Brown, Hice E, B. ’08; A. M. ’23; Prin. Sr. 1918, a sg John M., Prin. Rural H. S., Lillis, Caldwell, George D., B. S. ’21; M. A. ’28; rin. H. S., lesha, Kans., since 1925. Callaway, A. B., Prin. Jr. H. S., Dodge Kans., since 1924, se G. B., Prin. Rural H. S., Selden, Carpenter, Joseph F., A, B. ’26; Prin. H. a vg Kans., since 13 27. Clarke, D D. C., B. S.°12; M. S. ’25; Supt. Sch., Bonner Springs, hae since Cole, Lloyd W., B. S., ’25; Prin. H. S., Copeland, Kans., since 1927. Cool, Vincent, B. S. ’24; Prin. H. S., Stock- dal e, iat, — 1927. Cramer, V. J., B. ’22; Prin. Rural H. S., Den nison, Rane, since Cross, Albert L., B. °21; Pan. Rural S., De Soto, , ea since 1925. Crosswhite, William T., B. S. °14; Prin. Horace Mann Jr. H. S., Wichita, Kans., ’s., Emporia, Kans., since since 1923. Custer, R. E., B. S. 719; M. S. °25;_Prin- Trejo Com. H. S., Wakeeney, Kans., since 1928, 57 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Dannelley, Paul E., Prin. Rural H. S., Haviland, Kans. Davis, Charles A., B. S. ’13; Prin. Wash- pny Rural H. S., Topeka, Kans., since Davis, T. E., B. S. ’21; Supt., Kincaid, Kans., since 1923. Davison, W. S., B. S. °10; M. A. ’27; = H. S. and Jr. Col., Fort Scott, . Foster, Hoyt Davis, B. 2 " Prin. H. S., Orono, yts {yas Froberger, Geo. A. i Me, in Me. ra Carleton S., B. ’15; Prin. Jr.-Sr. S., Fort Fairfield, Me. Fuller, ‘Ernest C., Prin. Wm. G. Crosby H. S., Belfast, Me. Garcelon, A. A., Kennebuatpert, Me. Gastonguay, Hilarion, 22; Prin. H. Lubec, Me., since 1925. Prin. 24; 62 Gillis, Minnie, Calais, Me., oon 1925. Goodrich, Merton T., B. S. 3; M. A. 712; Prin. Acad., Monson, He, _b.. 196. Gordon, ae e B., A. B. 14; Prin. H. S., Brewer, Me., since 1924. Gould, Clarence N., B. S. °19; Prin. H. S., Buckfield, Me., since 1923. Greene, ae W., B. A. ’21; Ashland, Me. Greene, Victor N., Searsport, Me. Greenwood, Clinton W., Prin. H. S., New Portland, Me. Griffin, Stephen A., A. B. ’22; Prin. East Livermore H. S., Livermore Falls, Me., since 1927, Hamlen, Charles ng Prin. H. S., Old Or- chard Beach, Hamm, Clifton M, Prin. H. S., Canton, Me. Hanscom, Frank E., A. M. ’07, Bowdoin Col., Prin. Gould Acad., Bethel, Me., since 1897. Harthorn, Drew T., A. B. ’94; A. M. °97; L. H. D. ’26; Prin. Coburn Classical In- stitute, Waterville, Me., since 1912. Hartshorn, Zenas D., Prin. H. S., Rock- port, Me. Haskell, Ernest E., Anson Acad., North nson, Me. Hayes, Roy M., A. B. ’18; Prin. Ricker Classical Inst., Houlton, Me., since 1926. Herbert, Lyonel, Ft. Kent, Me. Hincks, Edward W., Prin. Maine Wesleyan Seminary Kent’s Hill, Me. Holman, Wallace F., Prin. H. S., Madison, Me. Hooper, John L., Webster Jr. H. S., Au- burn, Me. Howe... Maynard S., Erin. Bean Memorial Brownfield, Howland, Charles be A. B. 90; H. S, Farmington, Me. Hemies, Leroy Sargent, B. S. ’22; Prin. S hae aly Me., since 1926. m4 Ralph L., Acad., Hebron, Me. Hyde, Stanley W., North Yarmouth Acad., Yarmouth, — Sister M. J., Catholic H. S., Orono, Ingersoll, Robert, Prin. H. S., Dennys- ville, Me. Ingraham, Herbert S., A. B. ’22; Prin. H. S., Brunswick, Me. Jacobs, Robert L., B. S., ’24; Prin. Hamp- den Acad., Ham en, e. Jellison, Arthur . H. S., Boothbay Harbor, Me., since 192 Jewett, Frank H., Prin. fr. -Sr. H. S., Old Orchard Beach, Me. Johnson, Pearl E., a Schenck H. S., East Millinocket, [haste Fred * Masardis, Me. ane, Kenneth E., Eastern Maine Institute, Springfield, Me. 26; Kes, ¢ cote J., A. B. ’22; A. M. Guilford, Me. Kelley, Carl E., Gilman H. S., Northeast Harbor, Me. Kempton, William R., Prin. H. S., Cape Elizabeth, Me. elege, Joseph E., Mapleton, Me. La Casce, Elroy O., B. A. ’14; Prin. Acad., Fryeburg, Me., since 1921. Ladd, Harland §S., A. '25; Prin. H. S., ilo, Me. Lambert, Milton B., A. B. °13; Prin. H. s., Houlton, Me., since 1923. Lewin, Harry E., A. B. 20; Prin. H. S., Washburn, Me. Lord, George E., Stephens H. S., Rumford, Me. Lord, N. A. B. '03; Prin. Bridge Acad., A ay Milis, Me., since 1906. — SS rt ARS oe oh San Sau O ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Lothrop, Norman D., A. B. ’17; M. R. ’27; Prin. re Laforest Williams H. S., since 1924. Lowe, Arth A. B. 00; Prin. H. S., Portland, Me., qnee 1922. Lyseth, Harrison C., A. B. ’21; Ed. M. ’28; poll a Sec. Edu., ’ State House, u Sister’ M. Dorothy E., St. Joseph’s Academy, Portland, Me. Sister M. Gonzage, Mount Merici Academy, Waterville, Me. Siays M. Imelda, Catholic H. S., Orono, e. Sister M. Perpetual Help, Sacred Heart Van ona Sister M. Sylvia E , jeu Bapst H. S., Bangor, Me. Madden, Clarence, Warren, Me. March, Lindsay . B. ’21; A. M. ’23; Prin. H. S., Orono, Me. Mathews, Norman B. S. ’16; Prin. Sr. S., Waterville, "Me. since 1921. McClellan, H. A., Ellsworth, 7 McClellan, _ Prin. H. S., Southwest Harbor, Meron, Eat C., B. A. ’22, Univ. of Me.; M. 27, Bates Col.; Prin., Bigelow, A. B. °13; Prin. i Leominster, Mass. ateadt * siecuere H., Prin. Sr. H. S., Norwood, fae di B. 07; A. M rmstrong, an ling . 08; Prin. H. tevtperough! Mass., since 1924. Avery, John A., A. B. '91; Headmaster Somerville, Mass. since 1905. Bacon, Paul Valentine, A B. 9 98; Harvard, Editor- sn-cet, a and Bacon, Boston, Mass., poise Rh, A rt %. 12; A. M. 715; Prin. H. S Ludiow, a since 192 18; Gardner, Mass., Bassett, Paul A., B. 1924. Bean, Orel M., A. B. ’10, Bates Col.; Prin. . &., Woburn, Mass., since 1910. 64 Bepthes, Bancroft, A. B. '15; A. M. ’16; . D. ’23; Asst. Prof. of Ed. Harvard bhiy, 4 Ceonbri e, Mass., since 1920. Bickford, Faith, Prin. Sea Pines School of Personality, Brewster on Cape Cod, Mass. since 1907. —_ David C., Prin. H. S., Princeton, Brigg Ss, ’ Elizabeth M., Robt. ‘age, "E New Bedford, Mass, © eee Brown, Clyde F., Millis, Mass. ——, Forrest, Prin. H. S., Amesbury, Brown,, William Howard A. A. M ’22; Prin. Sr.-Jr. H age ‘hat Mass., Buber Ralel h Fo B. S. °19; P. Al : ve rin. n. tee eee % a Ho! den, Mass., duce Buchanan, Walter G., B. S. 718; M. S. 27; H. S., Methuen, Mass. since 1924. Burke, Arthur N., A. 89; Prin. Sr. H. S., Waltham, Wass, since 1924. Burtt, Jerome, Ph. B. ’14; M. of Commerce, Springfield, Mass. Campbell, George ’00; Ed. M. ’23; ao H. S., Marblehead, ’Mass., since 1906. Camp! bell, Gilman H., A. B. ’04; Ed. M. 25; Prin. ¥ "North Easton, Mass. Campbell, Patrick T., A. B. °93; Head- master Pub. Latin *Sch., Boston, Mass., since 1920, Candlin, Albert, Chestnut Sch., Springfield, ass. Carroll, Charles V., A. B. ’08; Prin. B. M. Cc. ieee H. rg Fall River, Mass., since 1925. Caverly, Ernest R., A. B. 915; A. M. ’27; North Adams, Mass., snes 1926. Chalmers, James A., A. B. ; Prin. H. S., Fitchburg, Mass., f 2. 1928. Chapin, Frederick E., Prin. H. S., Ran- dolph, Mass. Chapman, jHeland H., B. T. E. ’24; Prin. Lyman H. §., Ashby, Mass., since 1927. Cleveland, Leslie L., Prin. H. S., Cam- bridge, Mass. Clow, Arlington I., A. B. 25; Headmaster H. S., Haverhill, Mass., since 1915. Cobb, Eben S., Clinton, Mass. Collins, Ernest L., A. B. ’98; Headmaster Sr. H. S., Quincy, Mass., since 1912. Comery, Sanford B., A. B. ’13; Prin. H. S., Belmont, Mass., since 1921. Conant, Howard, A. B. '92; A. M. '98; Pri.n H. S., Holyoke, Mass., since 1906. Cottle, William E., A. B. ’20; Ed. M. ’28; rin. Jr.-Sr. » So. Hamilton, Mass. since 1926. Craft, William H., Master of Carter Sch., Chelsea, Mass. Creelman, Fred N., Brimfield, Mass. Curtis, Charles L., Broton, Mass. Cutler, Nathaniel A., A. B. ’91; Prin. H. S., Athol, Mass., since 1920. Dana, Ernest B., Prin. H. S., Sterling, Mass. Davis, Blynn Edwin, B. S., 13; Prin. The Lawrence H. S., Falmouth, Mass., since 1921. Davis, Dwight S., B. Sc. °18; Prin. H. S., Orange, ~ ya 1928. Davis, ge Ry * B. ’95; A. M. °17; Litt. 22; Prof. of Bee Boston Univ., th Mass., since 1924 Denham, John E., B. 01; A. M. '05; Headmaster Girl’s H. S., Boston, Mass., since 1925. Denworth, Katharine M., Pres. Bradford Acad., Bradford, Mass. ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY 14; Ed. M. ’24; Duby. George C., B. S., H. ’ Mass., since fon - ove Fairhaven, Dickso, Myrtle C., Headmaster Memorial S. for Girls, Boston, Mass., since He Dillon Mary J., Prin. of Jr. H. S., Chicopee, Mass., since 1920 Downey, James E.,: B. 97; A. M. ’05, Amherst; A. M. "12, Harvard Univ.; : A. M. 13, Boston Col.; Headmaster H. S. of Commerce, Boston, “Mass, since 1910. Downey, Walter F., A. B. ’06, Amherst Col.; A. M. ’21, ‘Harvard Univ.; ; Head- master English H. S., Boston, Mass., since 1922. Dunn, Cornelius F., Prin. H. S., Danvers, ass. Easter, Robert S., A. B. °15; Ed. M. ’28, ig Univ., Prin. H. S., Foxboro, Eaton, E. J., A. B. ’04; A. M. ’19; Boston Univ., ‘oston, Mass. Bape, Ralph A., A. B. ’08; Prin. H. S., Dedham, Mass., since 1918. Elicker, Paul r A. B. 14; A. M. ’22; i Prin. S., Newton, Mass., since Ellis, Carlos B., M. A. ’28; Prin. H. S. of Commerce, Springfield, Mass., since 1910. Fenner, Harold L., Prin. Classical H. S., Worcester, Mass. Fenno, Stanley W., B. S. 04; Prin. H. S., Gardner, Mass., since 19. 20. Fitzgerald, Christopher A., A. B. ’09; Prin. H. S., Chico Mass., since 1921. Galligan, Harold H., Prin. Hopewell Sch., Taunton, Mass. Gammons, Herman, Actaoms. Mees, Gilbert, George H. Jr., "14; Ed. M. ’28; Prin. Wellesley se “yw ‘s! “Wellesley, Mass., since 1919. Gilgan, Herbert F., Provincetown, Mass. Ginn a Co., 15 Ashburton Place, Boston, Mas Gustin, Martin F., A. B. ’99; Prin. H. S., Concord, Mass. B. A. ’17; M. S. ’21; Ph. Granrud, — E. D. ’24; A Supt. Schs.,. Administration Bide. Springfield Mass. a 1927. Grant, Francis V., B. S. ; Prin. H. S., Williamstown, “ise, Gray, Lee T., H. Swanipscott, Mass. Greenfield, Melvin Se H. §., Ware, Mass. Grindle, Wade bn, , Winehomer, Mass. —_ Chester M., H. S., Charlestown, Hall, Clifford R., +x Ry ~~ Walter F., ry B. ; A. M. 710; Ed. o Prin. H. S., pn Bn Mass., since Hastiin, Nathan C., Prin. H. S., Andover, Mass., since 1910. Harris, Henry H., A. B. ’91; A. M. 92; ene H. S., Lowell, Mass., since Hastiord, Alton Harrison, A. B. ’06; Prin. H. S., Medfield, Mass., an 1919. Haskins, Ralph W., B.S. ; Prin. H. S., Amherst, Mass. ny glae i930. Hawkes, F. P., Jr. H. S., West, Arlington, Mass. Hill, William C., A. B. ’94, Brown | Daly. A. M. 712, Brown Univ.; 23, Harvard Univ.; ; Prin. Central Mi S., Springfield, Mate, wy 1910. —, rederick B. ’96; Prin., H. S., E. a nines since 1911. Hodge, Frederick M., B. ’24; Ed. M. °25; fest. Prin. Barnstable H. S., nis, a Clarence W., Ph. B., 05; Prin. H. , East Douglas, "Mass., si since 1918. Hyan- Hood, Jongh. Turner, A. B. 716, Olivet ‘ol.; Ed. M. ’28, Boston Univ.; 3; Prin. S., Wilmington, Mass., since 1928. Howe, Carlton WY A. B. ’98; M. S. ’05; Prin. Jr. and Sr. H. S., Adams, Mass., since 1924, Jordon, James L., A. B. ’08; Prin. H. S., wR Mass., since 1918. oo b J. $s Stevens, A. a, 710; Supt. Schs., Mass., since 0. Kase! "Paeend d D., B. Ss. 17; Prin. H. S. = Center Sch., Rutland, *Mass., since King, James P., Prin. H. S., Stow, Mass. Lacey, Maurice A. B. 04; A. M. ’20; Head_ Master, Jamaica Plain H. S., Bos- ton, Mass., since 1919. Larrabee, Harvard P., B. S. ’22; Prin. H. S., Somerset, Mass., oaey Cow 4 Lawley, Fit G., A. B. ; A. M. ’23; Prin. H. S., Northfield, ‘Mase, since 1927. Lawton, Ernest : & S. 710, herst Col. ; Prin. H. S., Palmer, Mass., since 1928. Lusk, George i, Allyn & Bacon, Boston, ass. ia, Martin, Am. Et. Pierce Bldg., opley yt & Some, > Mac oy, & Ph. *D. 93; Master a Mass., since 1897. Mack, Site R., Ph. B. ’22; Prin. Me- morial H. S., ’ Middleboro, Mass., since 1926. MacKay, Chauncey D., Prin. H. S., Merri- mack, Mass. MacLeod, Earle H., B. S. ’19; Prin. H. S., Walpole, Mass. Magoon, Mayo M., B. S. 718; tag H. S., 14; ea. M. ’25; Framingham, Mass, since Marsden, Geo. © 3 . acy Milton, Mass., since Prin. Jr.-Sr. Marck H B., Technical H. S., S ars hid echnica be ring- field, Mas — Matthews, Tobn O., A. B. 07; Ed. M. °30; Prin. Jr. H. S. Centre, Arlington, Mass., since gas McElroy, Thomas H., 76 Morton St., And- over, Mass. ay John F., B. A. M. A. 717; Prin. Drury H. < = y Pol Mass., since 1930. Merrill, Bert L., Oak Bluffs, Mass. Merrill, Lee S., (Kingston, 1 Millar, Clifford W. A. M. ’°11; Prin. Story H. "S., , mB Mass., since 1923. Miller, Frederick W., B. S. °18, St. Law- rence Unig. 3 Ed. "2a; Harvard Univ.; Prin. H. S., Holliston, Mass., earn 19%. Miller, W. Henry, Henry Ford Jr. H. Fall River, — Mitchell, Fred C., B. S. ’00; M. A. 706; or Classical H + Seo Lynn, Mass., since Morrison, Adelbert H., Mechanics Arts H. S., Boston, Mass. Morse, Frank P., A. B. ’90; A. M. ’01; Supv. of Sec. Ed., State Dept. of Ed., Boston, Mass., since 1923. Mott, Arthur J., A. B. ’16; Prin. H. s orth Attleboro, Mass., since 1921. Newell, H. S., Academy St., Wilbraham, Mass. O’Gorman, J. Leo, A. B. ’04; A. M. ’” Worcester, Mass. Palmer, Irving O., A. M. Ry Prin. H. S., Newton, Mass., since 1924 Patty, Albert T., B. S. °13; “Prin. H. S., Franklin, Mass., since 1924. rye Roland d W., Prin. H. S., Norwell, Posten, jon A. W., B. S. 715; Prin. H. S., Oxford, Mass., since 1920. 65 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Peterson, Charles J., A. B. '07; Headmaster S., Wakefield, Mass., since 1919, Pethybridge > Charles E., B. op S. ’26; Prin. sfield, Mass., since 1924, Phipps, Harrie j., B. s: 03; Ed. M. ’21; ey of Sch., Whitinsville, Mass., since 1 Pierce, Frederick H., A. B. ’08; Prin. H. S., Beverly, Mass., since 1924. Plummer, Frederic W., A. B. *91; A. M. 94; Pd. D. '17; Headmaster H. §&., Northampton, ng - 1918. Pollard, William F., A. 13; Ed. M. ’24; Prin., Needham, = Power, Thomas F., Worcester, Mass. Power, ye D., A. B. ’20;_A. M. ’27; Prin. Jr. H. S., Arlington, Mass., since 1926. Putnam, Clara A., Prin. Stowe Jr. H. S., Andover, Mass. Quiss, James J., A. B. ’12; A. M. 714; Supt. of Sch., Wisicosser, lass. since 1923, Quirk, Thomas J., A. 15; A. M. 719; Prin. S., Milford, ass, _since 1920. Randall, y RE S., B. S. ; Ed. M. ’27; Prin. H. S., Norton, has, since 1921: Rasely, Hiram N., B. ; Vice Pres. Burdet Col., Boston, ey Reed, James P., Hadley, Mass. Richardson, Bertram C., Prin. H. S., East Boston, Mass. Ring, Aivah O O., B. S, ’25; Ed M. 730; Prin. H. S., Grevetgnd, Mass., since 1928. Ringer, Wilfred H., B. 08; Prin. H. S., Gloucester, Mass., -., 1920. Rebineoa, E. K., 210 Clifton st., Belmont, Mas Saiowend Wilbur J., B. L. ’85; Prin. Sr. "Everett, Mass., since 1893. B. ’08; Hdmstr. H. S., Rye, Lewis E., A. Brockton, Mass., since 1926, Shaw, Edwin Adams, B. S. ’98; A. M. '16; Ph. D. ’18; Head Dept. of *Edu. Tuft’s Col., 57, Mass., since 1927. Sampson, ‘Walter, H. S., Middleboro, Mass. Sargent, Annie L., Prin. Lag H. §S., North Andover, Mass. — 1921. Shipman, Wayne M., A. B ; Ed. M. ’27; Prin. H. S., Plymouth, ten, since 1927, Smith, Edgar’ Burr, A. B., Amherst, Col., cote Prin. H. S., Greenfield, Mass., since Smith “Maurice B., A. B. ’95; Prin. Clas- sical H. S. .» Sal em, Mass., since 1920. Spalding, Walter B., B. B. A. ’26; Prin. H. S., Charlton, Mass., since 1927. Spaulding, F. T., Ed. D. ’26; Asst. Prof. Edu., Harvard Univ., Cambridge, Mass. Sprague, William D., A. B. tnt Prin. H. S., Melrose, Mass., since 19 one, Guy B., Prin. H. 3. ” Winchendon, Stephens, Ernest, B. A. '10; Ed. M. °27; oy Supt. of Sch., Lynn, Mass., since Charles L., B. S. 717; Prin. Lee, Mass., since 1922. Stewart, Herbert D., 01; Prin. H. S., East Orleans, Mass., since 1908. Strout, Roy . B. ’11; Prin. H. S., Pittsfield, Mass. - agen J 1921. Sullivan, Katherine Prin. James M. Morton fe. H. S., Yin River, Mass., since 1926 Sussman, Rudolph, Reading, Mass. Swett, Earl F., A. B. °16; Prin. H. S., Townsend, Mass., since 1923. Taylor, Archibald, Litt. B. ’09; 19 Alden St., Whitman, Mass. Thayer, H. K., A. B. 16; Prin. H. S., East- oe, . since 1922. Thomas, H. S. °17; Col Ed. M. ost .* a Univ.; 7". ite Univ.; ir. of Ed. ~ ng 3 £ Guidance, Springfield, Mass., since Thomas, Tien E., A. B. ’79; Hdmstr. Girls H. S., Dorchester, 7 since 1911. Thompson jes, © sy B. A. °16, Am- herst, Col.; °23, Harvard Univ.; Prin. Edward F. Searles H. S., Methuen, Mass., since 1926. Tower, Samuel F., A. B. 84; Beenie. H. S., South Boston, —_ since 1919, Twigg, a M., A. B. ’00; A. M. 01; Ed. M. ’24; Hdmstr. H. S ” for A faa Dor: , a. Center, Mass., since 1929. Vose, James Wilson, A. 703; Ed. "M. 28; Prin. Cushing ‘Academy, Ashburnham, Mass., since 1926. Ward, Fred U., A. B. ’00; A. M. ’08; Prin. H. S., Taunton, =. ., Since 1910, Warren, M. L., A. 18; A. M. 215 Prin, S., A, Mass., since 1928, Waslinte. Clarence B., Prin. Jr. H. S., Needham, Mass. Was, Laman C., Prin. H. S., Hanover, Watson, Howard W., A. B. 719; Ed. M. ’21; Prin. H. S , Stoneham, Mass., since 1926. Weaver, hare S., A. B. M. ’85; L. H. D. 712; Hdmstr. Gis i. S. of Practical Arts, +“ i since 1907, Wells, Dana C., 96; Prin. H. S Newbury; rt, » tay since 1914. Welsby, Charles H., Marshfield, Mass. Wentworth, Marshall, A. B. 94; Prin. H. S., Uxbridge, Mass., since 1912. Wie os Frank L., A. B. ’85; A. M. ’88; M. D. ’98; Prin. Eastern Jr. H. S., lk, Mass., since 1904. Whipple, Ralph C., A. B. ’11; Prin. Man- ning H. S., Ipswich, Mass., since 1919, vo Edwin H., A. B. ’87; Hdmstr. > a Watertown, Mass., since 1921. Willard, Frederick R., A. B. ’06; A. 08; Prin. ea clist™ i. S., Lynn, Mass., since 1921. Williams, Charles A., A. B. ’28; A. M. ’95; Prin. H. S., mg Mass., since 1897. Williams, G. Walter, C. A. ’05; Prin. Sr. H. . New Bedford, a, since 1910. Willis, N. Elliot, Prin. Nise » 171 Wood- side Ave., Winthrop, ass. * since 1925. Wingate, Frank Ee, An ; Hdmstr. Sr. H. elsea, Mass., yh 1922, Wood, “John wW., S. 98; Ed. M. °21; Hdmstr. Rindge. Technical H. S., Cam- bridge, Mass., since > bet ge Charles H., A. B. °05; Ed. M. Sub. Mstr. H. S., Melrose, Mass., pol 1921. Woodman, Willard W., A. B. ’88; A. M. va Prin. H. S., Peabody, Mass., since 1900. Woodward, Annie Carlton, B. B. A. ’24; Sr. H. S., Somerville, Mass. MICHIGAN Adams, R. H., Dearborn, Mich. Anderson, Heming ye Graveraet H. S., a Mich. Austin, F. H., Prin. ay Reding, Mich. Averill, F. G., A. B. 5 28; Prin. Sr. H. S., Fordson, Micke, » &, 1927. Bancroft, G. E Prin. H. S., Man- chester, % Barnes, Joh a . B. ’21; A. M. °23; a » Grosse Pointe, Mich., since Barnes, George, Jr. H. 2. Flint, Mich. Beach, L. H., Mic Bechtold, R. H., Pee aetcliow Jr. H. S., Flint, Mich, Beecher, H., B. °17; Prin. Hazel rae He “, "Havel Park, Mich., since 66 ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Bopie E. O., Prin. H. S., Marine City, Benette, Fred L., Pr Ra Bolt, C. F., A. B. °25; Prin. H. S., Muskegon Heights, Mich, since 1921. Bradshaw, Cc. R., A. B. A. M. ’22; Prin. Lincoln H. S., Ferndale, Mich. Brake, C. E., A. B. 20; Prin. H. S., Grosse Isle, Mich., since 1924. Brant, (Mrs.) Peseese M., 530 Lake Ave., Battle Creek, Brotherton, Ralph, “Harbor Beach, Mich. Burroughs, Winifred, 210 So. Monroe, Sturgis, Mich. Cain, W. H., A. B. °12; Prin. Western Normal H. S., Kalamazoo, Mich. Cantrick, G. T., ‘Monroe, Mich. Calkins, Bruce B., A. B. ’24; M. A. ’29; Prin. Lake Shore H. S., St. Clair Shores, Mich., since 1926. Cog enter, Ra nt E., Prin. H. S., St. Clair ~~ ae Carr, E. S. ’24; Prin. H. S., Lincoln Park, | Mik ig 1928. Carrothers, George E., A. B. ’09; M._A. 15; Ph. D. ’24; Prof. Sec. Edu. & Dir. H.'s. Inspection, Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., since 1930. Chapman, Ivan E., Prin. Western H. S., Detroit, Mich. Cleminson, har R., Prin. H. S., East Lan- sing, Cody, Vronh, Supt. Schs., 1354 Broadway, Detroit, Mich. Comfort, Benjamin F., B. A. ’89; M. A. 23; Prin. Cass Technical H. S., Detroit, Mich., since 1907. Conklin, E. M., A. B. ’18; Prin. H. S., Hamtramck, Mich., since 1923. Cooke, F. Morse, Adams Jr. H. S., Birming- ham, Mich. Cooper, Leigh G., Detroit, Mich. Corns, J. H., A. B. 01; A. M. ’16; Prin. Central H. S., Detroit, Mich., since 1926. Coulter, (Mrs.) Cora B., Prin. Consolidated H. S., Perry, oe since 1928. Craig, John A., A. B. ’09; A. M. 710; Supt. of Schools, Muskegon, Mich. a since 1929, Crowley, peg ame Jr. H. S., Niles, ich., since Davidson, F. D., A. B. ’25; Prin. E. G. H. s., Iron Mountain, Mich., Kingsford since 1925. Davis, Calvin O., A. B. ’95; A. M. 04; Ph. D. ’10; Prof. Sec. Edu., Univ. of Mich., Ann ‘Arbor, Mich. Davis, John E., S. in Ed. 25; Prin. H. S., Ecorse, ities, since 1923. a Arthur, Pub. Sch. Dir., Detroit, DuF rain, peak J. °16; A. M. ’22, Univ. of 4A M. Bh Tchrs. Col., Columbia Miia 3; Asst. Sup’t. Sch., Pontiac, Mich., since 1930. Durfee, H. L., Cheboygan, Mich. Edmonson, Ji ’B., A. B. ’06; A. M. 710; Ph. D. ’25; Inspector of High Schools and Prof. of Secondary Education, Univ. of Mich., Ate — Mich. Emens, John R B. ’26; A. M. ’28; Prin. , = 3. Mich. .» since 1928. Emmons, #2 A., A. B. °13; Prin. Tho- mas M. Cooley H. S., Detroit, Mich., since 1928. a na Arthur E., A. B. °16; Prin. Sr. S., Ironwood, Mich., since 1926. m5 ¢ A., A. B. ’08; A. M. 16; Prin. Union H. s., Grand Rapids, Mich. Fast, L. W,, Supt., Mt. Clemens, Mich. Fisley, R. B., A. B. ’09; M. A. °10; M. A. ’24; Prin. Mack Jr. H. S., Ann Astor, Mich, ane 1925. Fisher, C. "10; A. M. °19; 416 Buchanan, ~ = pm, Mich. Flagg, D. W., Lawton, Mich. Folks, R. E., ‘Morenci, Mich. Fert, | Lewis L., A. B. 04; Prin. Sr. H. S., a Mich. gon 1917. q 3 Prin. Voc. ., %~" Rapids’ Mich., since 1 Frederick, O. I., 2037 Geddes Ave., Ann rbor, Mich. Frost, C. A., Toute, ?, a a Esoide, Mich. Fuller, 5. B. A. °21; Prin. S., Tchr. Te. , ®s Fiate Normal School, Ypsilanti, +> Gardner, Harry E., Ped. 701; A. B. 05; Prin. West Jr. a S., Lansing, Mich., Pn a ble Lee, S arrison, Noble e, State Normal hs Ypsilanti, Mich. = Graham, George A., Lake Linden, Mich. Gray, W. L., A.’ B. 19; Prin. H. S., Alpena, Mich. Gregg, Clarence C., Clarksville, Mich. Hacker, George F., Roosevelt H. S., Wyan- dotte, Mich. Haney, M. A., Crystal Falls, Mich. Hartman, Weston, Blanchard, Mich. Gulick, R. J.. A. B. ’20; Prin. H. S., Wayne, Guyer, R. T., B. S. °13; M. A. ’30; Prin. entral Jr. H. S., ” Muskegon, Mich., since 1926. Harrington, H. L., Prin. Hutchins Interm. Sch., Detroit, Mich. Hart, "Melvin C., M. A. ’28; Prin. H. S., Birmingham, Mich. .» since 11921. Harton, W. C., A. B. 713; °27; Prin. Washington Gardner H. Pe * Albion, ’Mich., since 1924, Head, William F., B. S. ’09; A. M. ’25; Kalamazoo, Mich., Prin. Central H. S., since = Healey, R. J., A. B. ’20; Prin. H. S., Fre- mont, Mich., since 1926. Hertz, C. E., B. S. ’21; Prin. H. S., Nor- way, Mich’, since 1925. Hervey, John R., A. B. 715; M. A. ’25; —_ H. S., South | Mich., since Hire, Loranie Pa A. B.; M. A.; Prin. a Jr. H. s., Pontiac, Mich., since 929. Hockstad, L., 428 Washington Traverse ity, Hood, O. Carl, B. ’24; A. M. ’28; Prin. H. S., Dearborn Mich., fe 1928. Horn, W. V., Weber Jr. » Saginaw, Mich. Horst, Walter, A. B. ’16; M. A. ’28; Prin. "Si, Three Rivers, Mich., since 1917. Howes, Mary Fuller, Northwestern H. S., Detroit, Mich. — C. A., 1879 Jefferson St., Muskegon, ich. Howard, Ervin, M. A. he Rae Jr. H. S., Fordson, Mich., since Hunt, Herold C., Prin. Rodney Wilson H. S., St. Johns, Mich. Inwood, Berniece B., Laingsburg, Mich. Janes, Frank C., Prin. Harrison Park Jr. H. og hos Mich. FX, ‘John, A . "12, Albion oy M. A. 27, Columbia Univ, Prin. Sr ES Tron Mountain, Mich., since 1923. Johnston, Edgar Gc. Univ. H. S., Ann Arbor, Mich. Kantner, #3, N., A. _B. ;_A. M. °28; i East Doirolt ” Mich., since 1927. Frazee, _ George DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Keen, ft M., A. M. ’22; Prin. Central H. S., Bay City, Mich., since 1926. Koopman, G. Robert, A. B. ’22; A. M. ’26; Prin. Tappan Jr. H. S., "Ann Arbor, Mich., since 1927. Krause, A. W., A. B. ’03; Prin. South H. S., Goat Ray ids, Mich. .» since 1918. Land, W. M., Prin. H. S., Ypsilanti, Mich. LeCronier, Russell, Bad ‘Axe, Mich. LeFurge, Charles E., A. B. °16; Prin. Central H. S., 7 apsing, Mich., since 1918. Lommes, John A ® 18, Notre Dome: A. 25, Univ. of Mich.; Prin. H. S., a Mich., since 1925. Loomis, G. E., Prin. Central H. S., Big Ragits, Mich., since 1920. Louse, M. E., Box 181 Beliville, Mich. Lickly, Lucille V., Allen, Mich. Linn, Flora R., A. B. °11; McMichael Interm. Sch., Detroit, Mich. (1930.) Longworth, J. Glenn, 950 Selden Ave., De- troit, Mich. Lome, S. H., A. B. °15; A. M. ’26; Prin. S., Sa inaw, Mich., since 1926. Mae Leod, See 5718 Kenilworth, Dear- m, % Setiitegheen, Henry D., B. A. '19, Univ. of Mich; M. A. 28° Columbia Univ.; Prin. Ottawa Hills H. S., Grand Rapids, Mich., since 1925. Manning, hat eee A. B. °11; A. M. Prin. H. uskegon, Mich., since 1905: Marston, Leo, Nats gy Mich. Matteson, Arthur A. B. 14; Prin. A. a nston H. ..” Bessemer, Mich., since McBride, S. B., Walled Lake, Mich. McDonald, Leo, Gwinn, Mich. McGuire, D. S., Prin. Miller Interm. School, Detroit, Mich. McKale, i. B., £ . 04; A. M. ’07; Prin. Pattengill jr. H , Lansing, Mich. mh Phili Ng ‘M 22; Prin. Central S., Bay ity, a, since 1925. McKibbin, F. H., A. °29; 1929 Prin. H. Ithaca, Mich. * y te 1929. McKnight Edwin R., Jr. H. S., Bellville, McNally, J. V., A. B. ’08; A. M. ’25; Prin. a enzie H. S., Detroit, Mich., since Metealé, Arthur Ansel, A. B. ’18; A. M. 24; Dir. Sec. Ed. "Mich. State’ Normal Col., Ypsilanti, Mich., since 1924. Millard, Cecil V., A. . °26, Columbia Univ.; ; Supt. Henry Ford Sch., Dearborn, Mich., since 1928. Mears, David G., 318 Drace St., Rochester, ich. Miler, Edwin L., A. B. ’90; A. M. ’91; Pd. ’24; Asst. Supt., Detroit Pub. Ry Detroit, Mich., since 1925. Miller, Leo E. +" Fria. %, x" Hudson, Mich. .~ George 20; Prin. H. S., Cadillac, Mich Milton, C. L., A. B. 15; Prin. H. S., St. Joseph, Mich., since 1920. Murdock, George W., Ph. B. ’01; A. M. 07; Prin. Southwestern H. S., Detroit, Mich., since a8, Norwalk, O. F., A. "10; A. M. ’28; Prin. Northern H. fe Fine Mich., since 1928. Nutt, H. D., ‘American Book k Co., n Ar- bor, Mich. Nyntema, Otto, Jamestown, Mich Olay, Sadee M., Asst. Prin. Northwestern S., Detroit, Mich. eunt Glenn A., A. B. ’20; M. A. '24; Asst. Prin. Central H. S., Bay City, Mich., se 1922. Ormiston, E. H., Buchanan, Mich. 68 Pinnock, Joseph F., A. B. °14; M. A. °26; Prin. Cleveland Interm. Sch., Detroit, Mich. Foss, H. J., Ph. B. ’20; A. M. ’24; Prin. \ Royal Bake Mich, since 1926. Pope, y oe Ph. B. 24; Prin. Jr. S., Paw Paw, Mich., since 1924. Prakken, W bong 4 =. B. ’98, Hope Coll P Univ. of Mic a H. °8), Mighland Park, Mich., since oa ‘LeRo A. B. '°14; M. A. 28, Univ. of if. Asst. Supt. of Schools, Flint, Mich., since 0. Radford, Frances G., A. B. 02; M. A. °22; Prin. Jr.-Sr. H. ’s., Menominee, Mich., since 1918. eed, Ernest John, A. B. 714; A. M. '23; an Sr. H. S., Adrian, Mich., since Rehmus, Paul A., A. B. ’23; A. M. ’28, oo H. S., Battle Creek, Mich., since Rik Dwight H., A. B. °19; M. A. °27; Prin. Eastern H. S., Lansing, Mich., since 1928. Riemersma, i J., A. B. ’14, Hope Col- lege; M. 27, Univ. of Mich; Prin. Sr. $. Holiand Mich. .» since 1919. Risse ‘B. J., B.S. 14; A. M. 25; Prin. Northwestern H. S., Detroit, Mich., since Rosa, Harvey M., A. B. °14; A. M. '26; 1922, H. §S., River Rouge, Mich., since Boe, E G., A. B. ’21; M. A. ’24; Prin. S., Marshall, Mich. mS... M., Tthica, Mich. Seldon, Arthur W., Prin. Eastern Jr. H S., Pontiac, Mich. Semier, Charles A., Benton Harbor, Mich. Shelley, Ernest L. V., » aes H. S., Bay Port, Mich., gas 1928 Slaughter, J. W., Prin. Walter H. French Jr., H. S., Lansing, Mich. Smith, Ira M., Registrar Univ. of Mich., Ann Arbor, "Mich. Smith, Julian W., Prin. Lakeview H. S., Battle on, Mich. Smith, Lola B., A. B., Prin. H. S., Rich- mond, Mich., since 1923. Snelenberger C. F., B. A. ’21; Prin. H. S., East Jordan, x. sone, "1925. Snow, Maurice W., 29; Prin. H. S., Hart, Mich., ae Snyder, (Mrs.) Helen, 7307 Williams Ave., ‘ayne, Mich. wae Edward, Prin. Consolidated Sch., y A Mich., since 1928. Seats. Charles L., Deputy Sup’t. Bd. of , Detroit, Mich. Spiticr, T. C., H. S., Petoskey, Mich. Stetler, J. F., Dundee, Mich. Stocking, Wm. R. Jr., A. B. ’05; M. A. °13; Williams Col.; Prin. Southeastern H. S., Detroit, Mich., since a Streator, Emma B., Ph. 13; Prin. ee Park H. S., Highland Park, ich Tanis, J. E., A. 04; M. Sc. ’08; Prin. — H. be Detroit, Mich., since Tenny, John W., 6149 Kenilworth, Dear- born, Mich. Thorson, Orrin L., A. B. ’24; Prin. H. S., Negaunee, Mich., since 1927. Tubbs, mg A = yt Mich. Van Hoesen, Ralph, Pa 20, Central State Tchrs. Co A. '26, Univ. of ad Prin. H. S., } 3M, Mich., since ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Switzer, Claude n” A. B. ’09; A. M. °26; i esos yo Grand Rapids, Mich., Thgaeees E. C., Ass’t. Prin. Southeastern we etroit,” a Th it Arthur E., 357 Rivard Blvd., rosse Pointe, Mich Twiss, Morenci, Mich. Underwood, illiam, Mt. (ones, Mich. Veneklasen, H. B., Three Oaks, Veueee, Kittie EB, Box 161, Chmaning, Walcott, C. Maron, Mich. Waluerton, Dillon egy Mich. ebber, i Weber, Ernest, A. B. 23; A. M. '28; Prin. West State Normal "School, Richland, Prin. Central H. S., Flint, Mich., since 1924. Welused, J. E., bet ag E. J., A. B., Prin, Southwestern Jr. s. Battle Creek, Mich., since 1930. Wilde Dorr L., ’22; Prin. Jr.-Sr. H S., Manistee, Mick since 1928. Willard, W. A., Marenisco, Mich. Wilkinson, Lester G., Bellevue, Mich. Zabel, Walter Mi A. B. "19; M. A. ™" Prin. H. S., Niles, =, Zinn, W. Roger, A. B. A. Prin. H. S., eMarshail, wich i since 1907) MINNESOTA Allen, Theodora, B. S. ’26; Prin. H. S., Sandstone, Minn. Anderson, Theordore W., A. B. °13; A. M. 14; Pres. Minnehaha ‘Acad., Minneapolis, Minn., since 1913. Anderson, W. O., Prin. H. S., Kewatin, . 0. Balmer, James W., Supt. U. S. Indian Sch., Pipestone, Minn. Berning, Theodore J., B. S. ’27; Supt. Sch., Lakefield, Minn., since 1927. Biges, Claude Ray, Minn. Rep. of Allyn Bacon, 4443 Blaisdell Ave., Minne- apolis, Minn. Biggs, Mrs. Kathryn, 4443 Blaisdell So., —y, ny inn Blume, Clarence E., Prin. Phillips Jr. H. S., 3933 16th Ave., ” Minneapolis, Minn. Boardman, | bs W., Ph. B. ’08; M. A. ’26; 3 D. Assoc. Prof. Ed., Univ. of Minn., wi AS in Brobeck, Adeline M., Prin. H. S., Marshall, Minn. Brown, R Supt., Marshall, Minn. Carlson, Philip E., Roosevelt H. S., Minne- apolis, . : Chadwick, D., Ph. B. ’09; A, M. ’24; Dean Jr. Roe Duluth, Minn, .» since 1927. Christoferson, a A. 14; Prin. H. S., Bemidii, Minn., -e. * 1929. Clark, rg Elizabeth B. ’02; Prin. Tech. Cloud, Mige. since 1911. Cook, Louis G., B. S. ; Prin. Edison H. S., Minneapolis, Minn., since 1921. Cross, Cc. ” A. B. °15; M. A. ’21; Prin. {r. * a S., Faribault, Minn., since Dahl, “Elvin H’ B. S., 21; M. A. °26; Prin. » Winona, Minn., since 1925. Douglass, Harl R. S. °15; M. °21; Ph.D. ’27;, Prof. Bi Sec. E4., Acoll e of Ed., Univ. of Minn., Minneapolis, inn., Eduard ER B. S. 02; M. A. ’26; Prin. Murray r. H. S., St. bai Minn., since Florence, B. A. °19; Prin. H. S., Epica, Fle Lake, Minn., since 1929. Fish, Elizabeth, al Vocational H. S., Minneapolis, Forsell, . H., Maria Sanford Jr. H. S., Minneap — "Minn, Gilruth, Prin. Mor ool Park H. S., 701 20th fy Duluth, and, I~ Cp Ee A. 24; Prin. “Thief River Falls, Minn., since 1926. Hardaker, E. E. j., Bryant Jr. H. S., Minne- apolis, inn Heller, Daniel B., M. A. °13, A. B. °24; ; Prin. Sr. H. Supt., Eveleth, Minn, fae 1929. Heller, Simon S., Grand haptic “Mian” gts 1923. Herta, F. J., Alexandria, Minn. uate W. Ww. North H. S., Minneapolis, Hotchkiss, Alice V., Staples, Minn. Hutchinson, Abbie M., B. S., ’06; Prin. H. Hastin s Minn., since 1920. Jarvis, | Cc. ; Central H. S., Minneapolis, Jenness, eophine, F . S. 701; Prin. Jr.-Sr. — he since 1911. ; a... Sates Durham Hall, The College of St. Catherine, St. 7S Minn. Johnson, Chester P., Jr. H. S., Grand Ra- pids, Minn. Johnson, Frank E., Prin. H. S., Mountain e, Minn. Johnson, J. O., A. B. '19; Prin. H. S., =e pMinn. -» since 1922. Johnson, R. » St. Peter, Minn. Jordahl, S. Fi B. Lit. ’98, Univ. of Minn., Prin. H. S., Fertile, Minn., since 1921. Knauss, Ruth, Annandale, Minn. Kresensky, L. R., B. S. °15; Prin. Sr.-Jr. . S., Mankato, Minn., since 1923. Lange, J., Prin. Mechanics Arts H. S., St. Paul, Minn. Larson, Marie M., B. A. ’20; Prin. H. S. Nashwauk, Minn., since 1927. Lema J. V., B. A. 20; oe jr. H. S., Gilbe: ow since 1928 Lindahl, "John O .» B. A. 120; Prin. Crosby- Ironton H. S., Crosby, Minn. -» Since 1923, Lohren, 4 "A, B. S. ’25, Univ. of Minn.; Prin. H. S., Wells, Minn., since 1925. Lund S. E. Torsten, A. B. °25; Prin. Franklin H. S., Pelican Rapids, Minn., since 1925. Maas, H. H., Prin. Nakomis Jr. H. S., Minneapolis, Minn. MacArthur, on, Ph. B. ’95; Prin. West Jr. H. S., Duluth, Minn., as 1917. MacQuarrie, A. E., LL. B.? 3. Prin. Wash- = H. S., Minneapolis,” ’Minn., since 925. Maaball J. E., B. S. 01; M. A. ’20; Prin. boy H Ss St. Paul, Minn., since Martin, Ro Rn B. °11; Prin. Lincoln Jr. H. S. abtes. Minn., since 1913. Marty, F. A, . A. ’21; Prin. H. S., Clo- quet, Minn., , © 1926. Mansem. Geneva B. A. '13; Prin. H. Springfield, Minn,, s since 1922, Msldait Andrew, Prin. East Jr. H. S., 105 Carlisle, D Duluth, M Minn. Metag, E. H., 16; Prin. Lincoln Jr. L ave ‘aoc Saat since 1925. Meyer, J. W., Ph. D. 18; Prin. ine 1988 ton Jr. 4 *® uth Minn, Fg he: Mullins, Edgar R., A. B. '17;'A Prin. Itasca Jr. Col., Greenway Mi 4 he Coleraine, Minn., since 1925. Murray, Leonard ¢., Becker, Minn. Neyhart, M. W., Montevideo Minn. Nyfers, fore Brin, H. ~Yvanhoe, Minn. o= ~— ome, Prin. Franklin Jr. ll tankato, Mi 69 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Pom, 3 Reuben R., Prin. H. S., Red Wing, inn. Perry, Hazel F., Mound, Minn. Rodean, A. B S. °22; Prin. H. S., Olivia, Minn., since 1925. Roland, T. C., Prin. H. S., Madison, Minn. Sanberg, George N., B. A. °19; Supt. Sch., a Minn., since 1925. ome, 4 . M., Prin. Central H. S., Duluth, in Sova, Harry O., Jr. H. S., Albert Lea, inn. Rosa, Irvin E., B. A. ’24; Prin. H. S., Owatonna, Minn Rowell, Ora N., B. s. 24; Prin. Con. Sch., Milroy, Minn., since 1 924, Rusterholz, Paul T.. Washington H. S., St. Paul, Min Schmitt, 0. H B. A. °12; Prin. Jr. H. S., Eveleth, Minn., since 1912. Schrader, F. A., B. A. ’08; Prin. H. S., Aurora, Minn., since 1924. Sifert, E. , .. M. A., Prin. Jeffer- son Jr. ie Minneapolis, Minn., since 1925. Sletto, R. F., Appleton, a. Snodgrass, Belva M., A. 18; Prin. Jr.- Sr. H. Rochester, Minn, since 1922. Stuvland, A. L., A. B. ’14; Supt. Sch., Tyler, Minn., since 1923. Taylor, James F., A. B. 09; A. M. 713; Prin. Denfeld H. S., Duluth, Minn., since 1918. i Tornstrom, Mary F., A. B. ’11. Univ. of Minn.; Prin. H. S., Brainerd, Minn., since 1922. Trapp, H. A., Ph. 04; Hamline Univ.; ‘. ~ ‘Columbia Univ.; ; Prin. Cleve- land Jr. S., St. Paul, Minn., since ven _ Ww. P., M. A. ’22; B. S. ’21; Prin. Roosevelt H. S., Minneapolis, Minn., since 1924, Von Putten, M. W., Prin. H. S., Aurora, Minn., since 1929. Voxland, Melvin, Redwood Falls, Minn. Walker, ‘Johnston E., B. A. ’20; M. A. ’27; Prin, , S., South St. Paul, Minn., since 1928 Wesealie, John, Prin. H. S., Mountain Iron, inn Williams, R. J., Prin. H. S., Winona, Minn. ven, John A., B. S. ’09; Prin. Jordan Minneapolis, Minn Wali, Henry, B.A. "22; Prin. H. S., New Richland, Minn. Young, F. Keen, B. A. ’16; Prin. H. S., Owatonna, Minn., since 1925. Young, Leonard, A. B. ’98; Supt., Duluth, Minn., since 1923. Young, Ross Newman, A. B. ’12; A. M. *26; Prin. Marshall H. S., Minneapolis, Minn. -» since 1924, Zollner, Bertha, Waterville, Minn. MISSISSIPPI Baie, S. H., Prin. Jr. H. S., Hattiesburg, iss. Charissia, Sister M., Prin. St. Mary of the Pines, Chatawa, Miss., since 1928, Greer, Meridian, Miss. McCaskill, James L., B. S. ’24; Prin. H. S., Meridian, Miss., since 1929. Posey, R. H., B. A. ’26; Supt. ‘City Sch., Darling om since 1928. Roberts, j. L , Pub. Schs., Jackson, Miss. MISSOURI Adams, E. R., Prin. H. S., Maplewood, Missouri. 70 Aikin, Yipes M., B. S. ’07, Muskin Col.; A. 13, Univ. of Mich.; John } EH. Sch., Clayton, Mo., olass Anges, J. T., 304 E. Jackson St., Mexico, Bally, F. A. ’18; Head Asst. St. Louis _- “elke 248 Peeke Ave., Kirk- wood, Mo. Baker, "Jessie, re. West Port Jr. H. S., Kansas City, Mo. Barbee, F. H., Yo -» 2508 Jule, St. Joseph, Mo., since ren ’ 4 99; Prin. H. S., Jop- lin, Mo., amg 1912. Bracken, John L., A. B. °14; A. M. ’22; Supt. Sch., Clayton, Mo., since 1923. Brantley, C. D., A. B. ’20; M. A. '26; Prin. Summer H. S., St. Louis, Mo., since 1930. Brown, Edmund F., Dis. Supt. "Bd. of Ed., St. Louis, Mo. Burris, Carl, B. S.; Prin. H. S., Clayton, Mo., since 1924, Butler, Gases H., Ph. B., ’21; M. A. °22; Prin. Univ. H. S., Univ. of "Mo., Colum- bia, Mo. Ce pentar. W. W., Prof. of Ed., Univ. of » Mo. Chapt, Arthur T., Prin. Northeast H. S., ansas City, Mo. Cook, Hugh O., A. B. ’99; A. M. ’25; Prin. Lincoln H. S., Kansas City, Mo., since 1921 Corder, (Mrs.)_ Bethel, A. B. ’21; M. A. 26; Pipkin Jr. H. s., Springfield, Mo., since 1927. Crecelius, Peligien, A. B. ’25; A. M. ’28, Ben Blewitt Jr. H. S., St. Louis, Mo., since 1918. Davidson, R. L., Jr., A. B. ’15; B. S. ’22; A. M. ’27; Prin. Sr. H. S., Cape Girar- deau, Mo., since 1926. Deaton, J. C., Prin. Sr. H. S., Jefferson City, Mo. Dieterick, Herbert R., A. B. ’22; M. A. ’27; rof. of Ed. State Tch. Col., Prin. Train- ing H. S., 703 So. Walnut St., Mary- ville, Mo., since 1928. Deis, Arthur A., M. S. D. ’86; S. 95; A. ’26; Prin. Manual Training BS re RI City, Mo., since 1921. Douglass, Stephen A., B. S. °99; Prin. Central H » St. Louis, Mo., since 1920. Dubach, Otto F,, Ph. B. ’98; Ph. M. '06; Prin. Central H. S., Kansas City, Mo., since Durrett, Amos O., A. B. ’24; Prin. Jr.-Sr. H S,, Lexington, Me since 1927, Featherstone, Glenn, Prin. H. S., Hunts- ville, Mo. Ford, R. C., Prin. H. S., 2 Charles, Mo. Fuller, Wilbur N., A. 04, Univ. of Mich.; Prin. Beaumont a S., St. Louis, Mo., since 1926. Grigsby, Paul, Sedalia, Mo. Griswold, Julia Bell, A. B. 09; M. A. 715; Prin. H. S., Wellston, Mo., since 1909. Gum, Carl D., Prin. H. S., perete, Mo. Habererecht, (Mrs.) Roy T., Prin. H. S., Boonville, Mo. Hall, Alice, Prin. H. S., Ferguson, Mo. Halloway, D. H., B. S. °16; A. M. °17; Prin. Westport "H. S., Kansas City, Mo., since 9, Hanthorn, James N., Pria. Wm. Chrisman S., Inde dence, Hart, i. M., Roosevelt H. S., St. uis, Ha GA. F, B. ’23; M. A. ’27; Prin. = H. §S., "Webster Groves, Mo., since 1925, ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DiRECTORY ‘97; B. S. Ed. ’07, Univ. of Mo.; ; _Supt. ‘Kemper Military Sch., Boonville, Mo., since 192) Hixson, J. T., A. B. ’06; Prin. Sr. H. S., Webster ww | Mo., since 1907. Huntington, A. H., A. B. ’02; A. M. ’21; Asst. Prin. Beaumont H. s., St. Louis, Mo., pines King, J » Prin. Jr. H. S., Univ. City, 0. Knox, William F., B. S. ’13; A. M. ’21; —_ Schs., Jefferson City, Mo., since Liatemee, C. H., 406 No. Taylor, Kirk- Manley, Cc. *B., Prin. Jr. H. S., Springfield, Marshall, Paul M., Prin. Jarrett Jr. H. S., Springfield Mo. Mason, H. V., Chillicothe, Mo. Mecker, H. H., B. S. Ed. 11; - B. ’12; A. M. 13; Prin. Blewett Int. Sep St. Hitch, A. M., A. B. Louis, Mo., ag ag Meredith, J. G., Prin. . * Moberly, Mo. =, 2 > om ey 15: B. S., °16; M. ’25; Prin. XY ‘. S., Hannibal, No., since 1918. Miller, Fred B., 6701 een Ave., Nor- mandy, St. Louis Co., Mo. Monsees, A. S. in Ed. ’13; M. A. 17; Prin. Fe H. S., Kansas City, Mo., since 1925. Morgan, Wm E., Jr., A. B., Asst. Director, uis, Mo. The Principia, St. Parsons, Nellie, Prin. H. S., Sweet Springs, Mo. a Lillian, Prin. H. S., Pierce City, Peterson, A. D., ws Mo. Powell, J. Rush, A. ’97, Yale “i M. A. 99, Yale Univ.; ; Dist. Supt. H . Schs., St. Louis, Mo., since 1909. Power, Sarah, Prin. H. S., Frinesten, . Mo. Reals, Wil lis’ H., A. M. ’21; Ph. D. ’28; Assoc. Prof. of Ed., Washington Univ., St. Louis, Mo., since 4 Rice, Robert E., Prin. Jr. H. S., Jeffer- m City, Mo. pale, S. M., Prin. H. S., Trenton, Mo. Rucker, Thomas ; 5564 Maple St., St. Lo Mo. ng, . B. S. °18; M. A. ’20; Ph. D. Prof. of Ed., Univ. of Mo., Colum- tie! Mo., since 1928 com © . J.» Prin. H. S., Cape Girardeau, Shouse R. D., Normandy H. S., St. Louis, Smith, Ina, 2618 Lawndale Ave., Kansas City, Mo. Stellwagens H. P., Prin. Soldan H. S., St. ouis, Mo. Suen, James E., Prin. H. S., Marshall, Shouse, Jobe L., A. B. 95; A. M. °96; A. 8; Prin. Westport H. S., Kansas » & since 1913. susan’ Gun H., Ph. B. ’00; Prin. Cleve- land H St. Louis, Mo. since 1921. Stean, Suiass’ M., A. B. S. in Ed. 706; Prin. David H. ies H. §S., Columbia, Mo., my ae Stigall, Bennett M., 01; A. M. ’05; Prin. Paseo H. S., $i. City, Mo., since 1926. Teresa, Sister M., Santa Maria in Ripa H. St. Louis, Mo. Tracy, Sarah E., B. L. 7°02; Superv. of John Burroughs Sch., St. Louis, Mo., since 1926. Vandersloot, Pha E., B. S., °17; Prin. Benton H. S., St. Joseph, Mo. .» since 1920. oes Vega, J. G., Prin. H. S., Kirksville, 0. Varner, Calla E., A. B. ’04; M. A. ’08; Prin. Central i. S., St. ” Joseph, Mo., since 1924, Walker, Anna L., A. B. ’27; Prin. Jr.-Sr. S., St. Louis, Mo., since 1924. Welis, W. M., Prin. H. S., Bonne Terre, Williams, Teak dns & 89; A. M. ’07; s., St. tod Mo., piace 1908. Young, J. HS Prin. Central "yr. H. S., Kansas City, Mo. MONTANA Blair, T. W., Prin. H. S., Brockway, > Bohnoff, Lawrence, B. 21; B. S. a Central H. S., Billings, Mont., da Bowman, M. C., L. A. ’95; Supt. & Prin. H. S., Belt, Mont., since 1926. Campbell, Paul N., M. A. 25; Boy Scouts of anne — Court House, Butte, Moni Culver, 4 oe 11; Prin. Powell Co. Deer Lodge, Mont, snes 1926. Feier'P B 18; Prin. Granite. é H. S., SSailipsbare: *Mont., since 1927, Floyd, Oliver R., Prin. H. S., Glasgow, ont. Gallagher B. A. °18; Prin. H. S., Great hai, Mont. since 1929. Irvine, (Mrs.) E. T., Philipsburg, Mont. Isle, R. L., Supt., Glasgow, 7 Kerlaouezo, Armand, Prin. H. S., Plains, jfont.. since 1925. Kidder, G. E., Supt., Glendive, Mont. Larson, Theodore B., B. S. ’15; Dawson Co. H. S., Glendive, Mont. Martin, Lester L, .» B. S, ’23; Prin, Public Sch., Flaxville, Mont., since 1925. Ragsdale, J. G., A. B. 715; A. M. ’22; Prin. H. S., Butte, Mont., since 1922. Swatek, Charles L. A, S. ’28; Prin. Sch., Hingham, Mont., since 1922. oodard, i; Ed. A. B. 709; Prin. Gallatin Co. H. S., See. Mont., since 1920. NEBRASKA Benthack, Emil, B. S. ai Supt. of Sch., Arnold, Nebr., since 192 Booher, Nelle, A.B. 23; A “M. ’27, Colum- bia Univ.; Prin. H,’ ee Gensnl City, Nebr., since 1923. Bowen, Abba Willard, A. B. ’04, Univ. of Nebr., Prin. Brownell fiat * Omaha, Nebr., since "1925. Carey, Raymond B., A. B. ’13; Prin. Sr. H Beatrice, Nebr. on singe 1925. Col: Ison, M. R,, 8; Prin. H. S., rage ay Nebr., since 1925. Culler, C. L., A. 17; A, M. 718; Prin. be saad Jr. H. s., Lincoin, Nebr., since 1 Dreier, Albert A., A. B. ’08; M. A. Univ. of Kans. ; Prin. H. S., York, Neb since 1922. Goodrich, (Mrs.) iam M., A. B. °25; Prin. Everett Jr. H. S., Lincoln, Nebr., since 1911. Harnly, Paul W., A. B. Col.; A. M. 16, Univ. of Kans.; Prin. Sr. H. "s Grand Island, Nebr., since 19. Hinze, A F., Prin. R S. Gering, Nebr. Koch, H. C.,’A. B. °19; M. A. '26; Prof. Sec. Edu., Univ of *ivebraska, Lincoln 7 Nebr., since 1926. Ma sters, J. G., Ph. B. ’12; A. M. 715; Prin. Central H. Omaha, ‘Nebr., since 1915, °15, McPherson DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS McMillan, E. 4 B. °96; M. A. ’00; Prin. North H a Omaha, Nebr., since 1924. Nelson, A. W., Prin. Jr. H. S., Kearney, Nebr. Ogden, B. E., A. B. ’13; Prof. of Ed., Head of Dep’t. of Ed., Cotner Col., 7012 Francis St., Lincoln, Nebr. Sahlstrom, J. W., B. S.’22; M. A. '28; Prin. H. §S., Norfolk, pNebs since 1922, Schank, Mary Ellen, A 19; Prin. H. S., Clarkson, a= since Boos Simon, H. B., Supt., ee ee. Stewart, Mildred ft’ A Nebr. Wes- leyan Univ.; Prin. “7 Sen Dawson, Nebr., since rs Taylor, L. O., A. B. °17; A. M. ’22; Prof. A ec. Edu. Univ. of Omaha, Omaha, ebr. Wagner, G. F., A. B. 13; po. H. §S., Culbertson, Nebr., since 1924 Wilson, (Mrs.) Eula, A. B. 05; Prin. H. S., Butte, Nebr., since 1925. NEVADA Frazier, Maude, City Schs., Las Vegas, Nev. Knemeyer, Bertha C., County H. S., Elko, Nev. McCall, Aldrich, A. B.; M. A.; Supt. of Sch., McGill, Nev. McFadden, L. E., M. A. ’26; Prin. Hum- bolt County H. S., Winnemucca, Nev., since o% Smith, W.,_A. B. ’07, Dartmouth Col.; Supt. Sh ” Eureka, Nev., since 1925. NEW HAMPSHIRE Boutille, Horace R., 28 Everett St., Man- chester, = H. Burns, R. A., A. B. ’20; Ed.M. ’26; Asst. Prof. Ed. Dartmouth Col., Hanover, N. H., since 1928. Chaffee, Thomas C., S., Antrim, N .H. Cook, Charles F., RR an Concord, Cotton, 7 “. S. ’21; Headmaster H. S., Ashland, AL. Cummings, im C., Headmaster, Center Strafford, N. H. Grupe, Carl D., A. B. °12; Headmaster, b. ~ H. S., Winchester, N. H., since Huse, Edwin ae Headmaster, Keene, N. H. Mattoon, D. B.S. 22; ’28; Head- — A Colebrook, "N. H. +» since McLean, D. W., B. 09, Univ. of Msi Headmaster, Sr. H S., Berlin, N. since 1913. Morrison, Wm. Y., Central H. S., Man- chester, N. H. Nesmith, Walter, Headmaster, Nashua, . H. Sanborn, Clarence C., Headmaster, Ports- mouth, Trafton, F. * Lester, A. B. ’14; Headmaster, Lisbon, N. H., since 1924. Vaughn, Joseph D., Headmaster, Littleton, Watkins, T. W., A. 06; Ed. M. ’22; ew Sch., Tilton N. H., since NEW ened Arnold, ae we D., A. 93; A. M. °96; Prin. H. S., Passaic, i if since 1902. Averill, P. W., "12; M. A. ’23; Prin. Benton H. s, Milieabeth: N. J. 72 Bose, J. H., Jr., Eastside H. S., Paterson, Barnetson, Amy B., A. M. ’24; Prin. Jr. H. S., South Orange, N. J., _— 1921. Bartholomew, J., A. B. ; A. M. ’21; Prin. S., Summit, N. 185 since 1918. ae 8 Chasles H, A. B.’ 14; Prin. Jr. H Summit, N. ty wf since 1923. Belcher Arthur W B. °04; A. M. 10; Prin. Southside ; S., Newark, N. J., since 192 Best, Lindsey, M. A. ’02; Prin. H. S., Plainfield, N. J., since 1901. Black, William S., Prin. H. S., Dover, N. J. Bosshart, John H., A. B. ’02; Prin. Colum- bia H. S., South Orange, N. J., since 1920. aaa Clarence E., A. B. ’19; M. A. °26; Prin. H. S., Boonton, N. J. since 1927, Bretnall, R. J.,Millburne, N. J. Brick, Francis A., A. B. ’96; Prin. H. S., Bayonne, N. J., since 1917. Brooks, Myron W., Prin. Monroe Jr. H. S., Ridgewood, N. 4 Brown, G. H., S. ’21; Prin. H. S., Roselle Park, N. J., since 1921. Brunner, H. A. B. ’23, Swarthmore oe 3; M. A. 38, Columbia Univ.; Prin. S., Beate Plains, N. te since 1926. am Robert, S. 16; A. "19; Ph. D. °28; Prin. ‘Clittside Park H S., Grant- wood, N. J., since 1918. Burroughs, Clara S., Prin. Sr. H. S., Cam- den, N. J., since 1900. Come, Maud, 351 So. Maple, Glen Rock, Caldwell, R. q Trenton Junction, N. J. Caster, Mary E., 119 Auburn St., Paterson, N. Conover, Fred W., Prin. H. S., Dumont, N. Crooks, A. D., B. Sc. 20; 7 M. '25; Eastside H. S., Glen Rock, N. J., since 1927. Caldwell, L. J.. H. S., a Orange, N. J. Carlson, Robert C., Sr. H. S., New Bruns- wick, N. J. Cassel, Lloyd S., _ Freehold, N. J. Cate, William EB, A . B. Harvard Univ.; For Sr. H. S., Long Branch, N. J., since Chapman, Ira T., A. B. ’03; A, M. ’05; Supt. Sch., Elizabeth, N. J. +» since 1923. Chase, Lawrence S., Prin. Hillside Jr. S., Montclair, N. J. Chenoweth, A. S., B. A. ’06; Asst. Prin. . Atlantic: City, N. J., since 1922. Clayton, Kate » Jr. H. S., Princeton, Cigment,, Ra A. B. A. M. °23; Prin. a: Cranford, N 3 +» since 1922. Collins, H. Prin. Jr. H. S. 1, Princeton Ave. and Teutieet St., Trenton, N. J Cox, Wilber | H., A. B. 21; Prin. Sr. H. S., Hillside, N gs since 1925. Crane, H. A., ’ Prin, H. S., Verona, N. J. Davis, W. C., Prin. Haddon Heights, N. J., since 1924, Downes, Harold M., A. B. * Prin. Jr.- ae S., North ’ Plainfield, N. J., since 1 Durling, Grace M., prin. H. S., Union N. J., since 1923. Earle, J. oe Prin. eee Jr. H. S., New Brunswic Ebbert, Lida, M., Ph. I, 08; A. M. °21; Prin. §, £ Linden, — Ja 3 since 1910. Béyeehs, Eliz., Prin. Jr. H. S., Maywood, Richelberger, Percy S., Prin. Sr. H. S., Col- lingswood, N. J., since 1927. —a—s Ke Ki La Li: ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Eister, W. W., B. S. 12; M.S. ’18; Prin. Public Schools, Sussex, N. J., since 1906 Eitzel, Howard $s, Prin. H. S., ne ae English, E. E., A. B. 23; A. °24; Prin. __ Twp. H. S., Cape Miae C. H., J., since 1928. Enk, a ¢, ft B. °13; A. M. °17; Vice Prin. Sr. H. S., New Brunswick, N. Jes since ine Enteman, W. oe Prin. Lincoln H. S., Jersey City, Ferguson, Harold A, 714; A. M. 716; Prin. Sr. H. S., Fy N. J., since 1926. Files, Ralph E., A. B. ’95; S ee H. S., East Orange, N. j. +» since 1912 Frazee, V. L., 67 E. Fourth St., Clifton, Freifeld, ae ty F., B. S. 14; M. A. ’16; Prin. S., Rosell le, N. J., since 1920. Gandy, , a S., Superv. Rural Sch., Dennisville, N. Groome, tok n Ph. B. ’1 13; A. M. ’26; Prin. Jr.-Sr. H. S., Gloucester, N. J., since 1927. : Higher, Ralph E., Trust Building, Fort ee, N. J. Haertter, ward D., A. B. 710; Prin. H. S., Irvington, N. N. J. » since 1923. a —— y 24, Princeton Univ.; : A. ’28, EF Univ.; : a ge Sch for Boys, bear . J., since aca J. R., Prin. =. ay N. ® Harshman, Floyd E., 4 B. ; A. M. Prin. Hamilton Twp. H. 3! Trenton, sy J., since 1930. Heller, Glenn C., A. B. ’98; A. M. 702; Prin. Jr, H. S., Atlantic City, New Jersey, since 1923. Herman, B. V., Superv. Prin. Pub. Schs., Carteret, N j High, L. C., A. B. 713; A. M. ’26; Prin. S., Teaneck, N. J. since 1928. Holbert: William R., Ph. 14; M. A. ’25; Prin. H. S., ican, N. J., since 1929. Honeycott, J. B., 74 Sanhican Drive, Tren- ton, N. J. , Huff, Charles S., eas B. ’06; Prin. H. S., Asbury Put i oe since 1910. Hutchinson, R ath 20; Prin. H. S., Newton, N. : Jackson, Lambert L., D. Pd. ’06; Ph. D. 06; Asst. Commissioner Ed., State House, Trenton, N. J., since 1920. Jetta, Everett, Prin. H. S., Chatham, N. J. Johnson, Alan, B. A. ’08; 04; Prin. West Side H. S., Newark, N. j.. since 1926. Kal Witen L., A. B. ’03, Bucknell Univis A A. 26, Columbia Univ. ; ; Prin. S., pe Branch, N. J., eines 1922. mk Louise R., Washington, N ; we Kramer, Grace N., Prin. Jr. H. S., Aud- obon, N. Lauler, Linda F., Prin. H. S., Freehold, x2 Edgar P., A. B.; A. M.; Prin. Madison Jr. H. . Irvington, N. J. Lewis, F. x. a S., Somerville, N. J. Lincoln, N. E., 71 esas Place, Garfield, N. Lloyd, Frank S., Pd. B. °17; Prin. H. S., Wi , N. J. as since 1926. ; Loser, Paul, Ph. B. °13; M. A. ’25; Prin. Jr. H. S. No. 3, Trenton, N. j.. since 1926. Lett, L. M., A. B. ’26; Prin., Frenchtown, N. J., since 1926. A. B. e Prin. H. S., Glass- boro, N. since 1 Manke 626.8 S. ’15; M. A. ’23; Prin. ankey, § Nutley, ®. J., since 1921. ’06; Prin. Manley, J. F., B. A. 04; M. A. H. J., since cao S., eB, N. Maes, Edward T., A. M. ’25; Prin. H. S., Hackensack, N. J., since 1918, Marvin, William B.. .» Barnegat, N. i: Maynard, A. Y., H. ‘s., ” Highland Par! Meheston. T._G., Prin. W. L. Dickinson Eve. S.. Jersey City, N. J. MeMackia, F. J., Vice Prin. Dickinson H. S., Jersey City; N. J. Meinert, H. C., Prin. H. S., Atlantic High- lands, N. J. Midkiff, M. E., Pennington, N. J. Miller, "H. H., B. A. ’21 = A. ’26; Pre. Grover Cleveland Jr. H. » Elizabeth, J., since 1928. Miller, H. P. Prin. H. S., Atlantic City, N. J., since yy Moore, W. H., B. ’10; Prin. Sr. H. S., Rutherford, N, A! since 1919. Murray, John P 7 A. B. ’16; Prin. H. S., Harrison, N. since 1927, Nelson, Lester W, Dean, Pennington Sch. for Boys, Pennington, i Nicholls, G. Harvey, B. S., 12; A. M. ’25; Fin H. S., Bound Brook, N. J., since North, Francis R., A. ’97; M. A. ’03, Col umbia Univ. ; Print East’ Side H. S., Paterson, New Jersey, ae Fag Nutt, Walter F., 2" 9 Prin. H. S., Clifton, Ney Terr, eat 1911. Olver. Ww. Castride H. S., Paterson, Parker, Albert C., Prin. Emerson H. S., Union cow Paulsen, Geo. B. S. 10; Prin. H. S., Englewood, New Jersey, since 1926. si ig, Ralph E A. B. ’06, Univ. of Ver.; M. ’13, Princeton Univ.; ; Prin. H. S., , Re. * Jn, 4 Person, Py s B.;_M. A.; Vice Prin. a # to a since 1927. Pickwick, Eli Jr., B. Ns 9; Prin. East Side S., Newark, N. i since 1913. Poole, J. 'E, Prin. H. S.; Bloomfield, N. J. Purcell, E., A. B. °18; Prin. i. S., Bogota, New Jersey, since 1927, Race, Stuart E B. ’11, La Fayette Col.; A. M. '27, N. Y. bg Superv. Prin Pub. Schs., Glen Rock, N. J., since Ramee, Al i C., B. 14; M. A.; Prin. r. , Glen Sider’ N. J., since 1538: Redcay, Mark S., Prin. H. S., Woodston, Redeay, og I., A. B. ’21, Gettysburg Col.; A. 3, Columbia Univ.; 7 Middle- town ,. ae H. S., Leonardo, N. J., since Rhodes, Yorke E., B. A. ’15; Prin. Memorial H. S., Millville, N. **, since 1928. Rice, Louis A., B. C. 21; B. S. Ed. ’27; Asst. in Sec. Ed., State Dept., Trenton, N. J., since 1927. Ritter, Karl L., B. A. °18; Prin. H. S., Tenafly, N. J., since 1922. Roberts, Mary E., e S., Moorestown, N. J. Rockwood, Emil , B. A. ’00; B. S. 714; M. A. ’28; ns Prin. H. S., Haddon Heights, N. J. * since | Ly Runnels, R. O., A. M. ’13; Ph. = "29: Prin. Ricatton Me H. S., Maple- N. J., since 1913. PF, R. L., =" L. B. ’13; Supt. Pub. Schs., Irvington, N . J., since 1914. Scott, Anna, H. S., Carteret, N. J. Seibert, Harry C., B. 709; Pd. M. °22; Prin. Sr.-Jr. S., Red Bank, N. J., since 1920. 73 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS “ Fooderiet, Jy A. 708; A. M. °18; Jr. * ‘New , EY, N. 7, og 1925. Sloan, Clarence V., M. S. ’03; Prin. H. S., Phillipsburg, : I since 1908. Smalley, Harry C., B. S. 718; Prin. H. S., Bridgeton, N. j., since 1927. Smeathers, Eugene G., A. B. 713; Prin. H. S., Rahway, N. J since 1921. Smith Hubert H., B. ’15; A. M. ’26; Superv. Prin. Pat. Schs., Hammonton, N. J. Smith, Nelson C., Sup. Prin. Pub. Schs., Leonia, . Smith, William Moffet, Co. Supt. Schs., 75 Main St. .» Freehold, N. J. Somerville, Irwin B., A. B. ’04; Prin. H. S., Ridgewood, N. 7. since 1915. Spsert, Elmo E., Prin. H. S., Metuchen, Sprague, H. A., B. A. ’14; M. A. ’23; om State Tchrs. Col., ~ Montclair, N. J., since 1924. Spurway, H. G., H. S., Boonton, N. J. Stearn, Harry i. the "HL S., N. Plainfield, N. m4 Wayland E., A. B. ’85; A. M. 93; Prin. Barringer H. S., Newark, New Jersey, since 1899. : Steel, Charles L. Jr., B. S. °19; Prin. H. S., Belleville, N. J., since 1929. Steinhaeuser, W. P., A. B. ’96; A. M. ’98; Litt. D._’14; Pres. Le Master Institute, Asbury Park, N. J., since 1926. Stetler, Irving F., Prin. H. S., Hammon- ton, N. Stuart, Harry G., H. S., Bernardsville, Stukey, A. E., B. S. ’10, Alfred Col.; M. » “See Columbia Uni» ; Prin. H. S., Fort e. N. J., since 191°, Sweeney, Edward J.,_A. 700; A. M. ’02; LL. 10; Prin. "Jr. i S., Bayonne, N. |e i. 1922. Tome H., A. B. °11; M. A. °17; Prin. H. S., Woodbury, N. j., since 1919. Taylor, WRichard E., Prin. H. S., Westwood, Teresa, Sister Gertrude, Immaculata H. S., Mont Clair, N. Tharp, Earl, B. C. s. 99; A. B. 00; LL. B. . Ph. D. 22; Prin. "East Side ‘Summer S., Newark, N. J., since 1929. Shean Miles Gordon, A. B. ’08; M. A. rTM Prin. H. S., Princeton, N. J., since Threlkeld, C. H., B. S. ’21; M. A. °27; Prin. Columbia’ H. S., South Orange, N. J., since 1927. Tibbetts, Frank A., B. C. S. ’11; Prin. Wm. L. Dickinson H. S., Jersey City, N. J., since 1923, Tilton, Frank E., A. B. °96; A. M. ’30; Superv. Prin. Sch. No. 2, Bogota, N. j.. since 1921. Titcomb, Harry A., Prin. Neptune H. S., Ocean Grove, N. Travell, I. W., B. A; Supt. Schs ‘Ige- ‘ood, N. wood, N. J. Tremback, T. W., Vice Prin. H. S., Camden, N. Wallet, ‘, K., B. S. ’21, Syracuse Univ., "37, Syracuse Univ.; Prin. H. S., 5% &., ’N. ji since 1928. Walton, L. Arthur, B. S. ’20; A. M. °24, sanyeretey of Pa.; Prin. H. S., Pitman, N. J., since Bs Ward, B. A., H. S., Glen Rios = Wetzel, Wm. A., A. B. A. M. '93; Ph. D. ’95; Prin. Sr. H. *3, Trenton, N. J., since 1901. 74 Wie, Howard Dare, A. B. ’97; A. M. 713; Asst. Commissioner, State Dept. of Ed., Trenton, N. J., since 1928. Woglom, pueget, H. S., High Beidee, } N. q Woodworth, C. A., B. Pd. ’98; Prin. West New York ey * . 4 1917. Woolf, snes, O Young, ¥ Fe rin. La Fayette Sch., Hawthorne, N. J. Willets, Gevinent R., Prin. Jr. H. S., Pomp- ton Lakes, Witsoe Charles 5. Prin. H. S., Pleasant- ville, . Zisgen, Cocherine M., 841 Edgewood Ave., Trenton, N. J. NEW MEXICO Aww. é. a. 804 W. 12th St., Silver City, mt % Lycurgus, Administrative Dept. te ex. Military Ins., Roswell, Sinden. A J., Supt. Astec, N. Mex. Morgan, H. E., A, B. ’23; Prin. Schs., Elida, N. Mex. +» since 1927, Pearson, D. C., Military Inst., Roswell, New Mex. Villard, R. L., Prin. Jr. H. S., Roswell, N. Mex. NEW YORK Abbey, Roy E., B. S. °11; Prin. Oneida Inter. Sch., "Schenectady, N. Y., since 1925. Allen, David G., H. S., Phoenix, N. Y. Alton, Margaret, Litt. B. ’07; Prin. Lansing- burgh Jr. H. S., 1514 Jacob St., Troy, N. Y., since 1926. Anderson, bs a R., Memorial H. S., Millbrook, Babcock, E. s A. B. 96, Hamilton Col.; A. M. ’99, ‘Hamilton Col.; Prin. Free Acad., Utica, N. . Y., since 1917. Barber, *(Mrs.) Eva S., South Byron, N. Y. Beals, S. iy B. A. 15; M. A. ’26; Julia Richman H . S., New York, N. Yy., since 918. Benham, Eileen S., H. S., Saranac Lake, Desper, Frank A., B. S. ’20; 501 Lenox Road, Schenectady, N. Y. Berahoft, Arthur E., Prin. Union Sch., ins, Cove, N. Y. Bissell, Ruth, A. B. °15; Superv. Prin. Union s23. Tuxedo, Orange Co., N. Y., . J.. Suprv. 7, Sidney, N. Y. Bragdon, Clifford Ss. B. 00; A. M. ’18; Prin. Jr. H. S., Now Rochelle, N. Y., since 1917. Bremen, Bert G., Prin. H. S., Elba, N Y. Briggs, Thomas HH, A. B. 96; Ph. D. 14; Litt. D. ’19; Prof. of Ed., Tchrs. Col., Columbia Univ., Yonkers, N. ¥., since 1912, Brown, J. Franklin, Ph. B. ’89; Ph. D. ’96; Editor, The Macmillan Co., New York, N. Y., since 1910, Bumaneenee, water L., Sr. H. S., East Aurora, Butterfield, R 42 B. S. ’22; Prin. Benjamin Franklin H ae Rochester, N. Y., since 1930. Caldwell, Otis W., Ph. D. ’92; LL. D. ’18; Prof. of Ed., Dir. of Sch. Experimenta. tion, Columbia Univ., New York, N. Y., since 1928. Carter, Olive I., A. B.; A. M.; Assoc. Ed., The Macmillan Co., N. Y. Cit ty, N. Y. Case, L. V., Washington Irving H. S., Tarrytown, N. Y. ~~ om vant U Fin! Ss Fis! K Flin Flov Fras N. N. Fret Ur ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Catlin, Guy H., Ph. B. °04; A. M. ’22; Assoc. papampeter The Kew- Forest Sch., Forest Hills 1. _N. Y., since 1918. Chamberlain, ines” Prin., H. S., Gasport, Chamberlain, H. N., Prin. H. S., Greene, Clarke, ‘Ww. Errington, A a Suprv. Prin., fred, N. Y., since 1929 oan Helen Louise, Ph. D.; Head of Eng. Dept., Washington Irving "HL S., N. Y. City, N. Y., since 1930. Colburn, Jessie B., Prin. Jr. H. S., 61 Gramercy Park, New York, Collins, Louis M., B. A. 04; Prin. H. S., Geneva, N. Y., ‘since 1924. Collister, "M. C., H. S., Baldwin, N. Y. Corser, Russell E., H. S., Romulus, Z Y. Corwin, M. P., A. B. 11; Prin. Sr. H. S., Jamestown, N. Y., ao 1919. Costello, Charles :* 07; M. A. 710; Prin. East H s., Aa utalo N. Y., since Ph. "16 Counts, George S., A. B. International Inst., Rive ‘col, pM bia Univ., New York, N. Y., since 1926. Courtright, M. N., emeee Falls H. S., Skaneateles, N. Com, Tp Ww. L., ri. 705; A. M. '14; °23; Prof. of Pa Ed., New York hi “New York, N. , a 1923. Coxe, Warren W., B. Ph. D. ’23; Dir. Research State Sau, y Ry Albany, N. Y., since 1923. Crandall, Bert H., B. S. ’20; M. A. ’24; Prin. 'H. S., Gloversville, N. Y., since 1924. Davison, Geo. M., - A. ’92; Ph. D. ’11; Prin. Straus Jr. H. S., Brooklyn, N. Y., since 1921. Be Gelleke, F. E., Sea Cliff, Pgs De La Fleur, Frederick Jr . 126; Prin. H. S., East Pembroke, N. . ‘since 1927. Dillingham, J. D., A. B. ’87; A. M. ’90; Pd. M. ’92; Prin. er H. S., Elm- hurst, New York, N. Y., since 1898. Dillman, Louis C., A. B.; Editorial Dept. American Book Co., 88 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. Desaing,, Marshall W., A. B. °94; Prin. North H. S., Syracuse, N. Y., since 1910. Eddy, George E., Washington Jr. H. S., Rochen, y ae Evenden, E .s, 509 W 121st., New York, Fairclough, W. W., H. S., Pelham, N. Y. Farley, Mabel R., Hicksville, N. Y. Ferriss, Emery N., Ph. B. 04; M. A. ’05; Ph. D. ’08; Prof. of Rural Ed., Cornell Univ., Ithaca, 2 K's since 1919. Fisk, » JohnH Jr., A. 26; Woestina H. otterdam Fineton, N. Y., since 1929. Fisk? A. H., D. D. Headmaster Mac- Kenzie Sch., Monroe, 'N. Y., since 1929. Flinner, Ira A., A. B. 711; ag M. °19; Ed. M. ’25; Ed. D. 26; Ed. , Ed. Founda- tion & ’Dir., Northwood Sch.; Lake Placid Club, Essex Co., N. Y., since 1925. Flower, O. P., Dir. The a Country Day Sch., Jackson Heights, N. Y. Ford, Charles H. L., B. A. ’10; Rector & Prin., St. Faith's School, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Fraser, Walter S., Supt. Schs., Tonawanda, N. French, John S., A. ’20; M. A. ’21; Dept. of Edu., ow Univ., Hamilton, N. Y. Pele Elbert K., Ph. 99; A. M. ’05; D. "173 Assoc. or ‘of Ed., Columbia Univ, New York, N. Y., since 1917. Pee! Delbert O., Ph. D., Painted Post, Gaffney, Mavhes Page, B. S. M. A. "19; Prin. H. S., Great Neck, Nt < since Gardner, D. M., ee A N. Y. Cale. Gon ~~ a Ch. E 3; A. M. ’24; Prin. I — N. ata Galditorpe, 7 Harold, A. B.’20; M. A. 24; 728; Asst. Prof. Ed., Univ. of Buffalo, Buffalo, N. Y., since "1928. Grady, Joseph E., Aquinas Inst., Rochester, Gregg, Hugh M., Northside H. S., Corning, Grove, D. E., Prin. H. S., New Hartford, Harbonit, Charles E., B. A. 19; Rotterdam Junction, N. w. gore 19 Harrold, John W S Ellenburg Depot, Hawley, W. E., Monroe H. S., Rochester, Hayes, Harriet, ha Col., Columbia Univ., my Yor 2 . - ellweg, E. lu. Dept., Double- day, Page ry aa » Garden City, i Y. Hemenway, Thomas, B. S. ’12; M. A. ’21; Headmaster McBurney Sch., New York, N. Y., since 1918. Hendershot, Harold T., B. S. °17; Prin. H. S., Athens, N. Y., since 1925. Hem G. E., 107 Lewis Parkway, Yonkers, Hetherington, L. M., H. S., Medsport, N. Y. Hilliard, R. C., Valhalla, N. Y. Hint, Daniel L., Silver Springs, N. Y. Hodgton, Frederick C., A. B. °94; Ginn and Co., New York, N. Y. Hoffman, E. O., B. S., ’05; Prin. H. S., Schenectady, N. ¥. Heit, Otto E., H. S., Briarcliff Manor, Hummer, J. F., S. ’08; A. °15; Asst. Supt. Jr.-Sr. i Schs.,. Ft N. Yu» since 1928. Hymn, T. Kerr, Prin. Jr. H. S., Scotia, N. Y., since 1926. Jacobs, Miles R., Mamaroneck Ave., Sch., White Plains, N. } Jacobsen, E. W., A. "16; M. A. ’23; Inst. Sec. Edu., Tchrs. Bool? Columbia Univ., New York, N. Y. Johnson, Lawrence C., B. S. e Ph. D.; he Prin. Orchard Park, N. Y., since Joseph, Brother Elwarn, B. A. °’27; Prin. Christian Acad., Syracuse, N. Y., since 1929, Kefawer, Grayson N., B. A. ’21; M. A. 25; Tchrs. Col. Columbia Univ., VN. Y. City, N. Y. Kimmel, W. G., 1004 Physics Bldg., Col- umbia Univ., N. Y. City, N. King, D. M., = S. ’21; A. M. 30; Prin. H. S., Clyner, N. Y., since 1926. Koch, Oscar, F., Ph. B. °19; M. A. '24; Prin. Washington Irving H. S., Tarry- town, N. Y., since 1921. Krahmer, (Rev.) J. Christian, B. S. ’30; Wagner Memorial Lutheran H. S., Grymes Hill, Staten Island, N. Y., since 1923. Langworthy, Harry W., Supt. Gloversville, N LeBarrow, E. H., Supv. Prin., Mayville, Lehman, Eugene H., B. A. ’02; M. A. 710; Pres. Be land Manor Jr. Col., Tarry- town, N. Y., since 1920. 75 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Leman, G. W., A. B. °19; M.°A. ’25; Asst. Ed., Sch. of Ed., 'N. Y. abe Washington Sq. East, New York. N. Leopold, Gertrude A., Asst. Prin. H. Ys, ron, Y. Lewis, Charles w., B.; A. M.; Supt. Schs., Frankfort, Ne Y., since 1929. Lindsey, Frank G., Hendrick Hudson H. S., Montrose, Y. Lote, Edward H., Acad., Canandaigua, Loomis, Harold W., H. . Ossining, N. Y. Lowe, Wayne L., Prin. é Berlin, N. Y. Lubin, Anna S., "3145 ES Fourth St., Brigh- ton Beach, N. Y. Lucey, Michael W., Prin. Julia Richman A. S., Manhattan, N. Y. MacCalman, a. R., Prin. Jr.-Sr. H. S., Nyack, Mapes, ohare M, 861 Broadway, Albany, : A M. Marcella, Sister, Nazareth Acad., Lake Ave., Rochester, or Martin M., Jr. -Sr. H. S., Free- port, N. Y. Mason, Cc E., Pres. Mason Jr. Col. & The Castle Sch. for Girls, Tarrytown-on- Hudson, N. Y. Monhews, Bayard, Prin. H. S., Clark Mills, N Maure, Raymond, H. S., Memosteet, N. Y. McCormick, Islay F., A. Pd. B. "25; Headmaster Acad., y Meni] N. Y., since 1919. McInnis, William A., Milton Bradley Co., Rochester, N. McQuillan, 'T. Walsh, Ausable Forks, N. Y. Merrill, William F., Sr. S., Port Wash- ington, y 4 Meyer, Leland Richard, A. B. ’21; A. M. ’22; Prin. H. S., Spring Valley, | # since 1927. Milliken, Carl E., 469 Fifth Ave, New York City, N. Y. Moffitt, Frederick James, Supt. Pub. Schs., Hamburg, 2 Morgan, William George, A. B. ’29; Machias Union H. a Berten, N. Y. Neugites, John A., B. ; Pd. B. ’03; M. 718; Prin. Win. 3 Hackett Jr. H. S., ‘Albany, N. Y., since 1927. Newton, Walter L., $.; Prin. Free Acad., Rome, N. Y., since 1920. Nichols, Orlo, R., Leonardsville, N. Y. Palmer, Jasper J., Prin. Washington Jr. } Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Parker, F. R., Free Acad., Elmira, N. Y. Patterson, Paul, Prin. Free Acad., Corning, N. Peake, Ww. E., Cato, N. Peckham, V. B., Sharon y. rin N. Preston, Kenneth F be ay ane Prindle, John Guy, & rae Williams Col; M. A. ney Co ay Univ.; ; Prin. H. Ss. Ilion, N. since 1920. Oupchonbest, wei , Prin. Union H. S., East Islip, N. Quick, Levi R., Ht S., Hancock, N. Y. Reed, Clinton A., Suprv. Commercial Edu., Univ. of the State of N. Y., Albany, Y. Roches, be ai Prin. Jr. H. S., Glens Falls, N. Y. Rhodes, Charles E., A. B. ’91; A. M. ’96, Princeton Univ; Prin. Bennett H. S., Buffalo, N. Y., since 1925. Rigewesr Gordon M., A. B.; M. A.; Prin. S. Horseheads, N. Y. since 1928. m3 {Rev George A., A. B. ’89; B. D. D. D. ’30; Pres. Concordia PR kollegiate Institute, Bronxville, Westchester Co., N. Y., since Root, Benjamin H., Attica, N. Y. 76 Rude, Harry W., H. S., Congers, N. ty Sabine, H. F., it. S., Southam ton, N. Salcado, Daniel M., 3 Chestnut Bt, * B. Somes, Rev. Brother, A. B. ’08; A. M. ’29; Prin. St. Michael’s Diocesan H. S., Brook- lyn, N. Y., since 1926. Sargent, pianie, Wheelerville H. S., Cayoga Lake, N Sauvain, Walter H., West Winfield, N. Y. Schamberger, P. B., B. S. ’24; Prin. Mal- yerns H. S., Lynbrook, Long Island, } on “2 1927. Schukecoke . C., Pub. Schs., South Glens Falls, N. Y. Sears, Clinton T., North Collins, N. Y. Segar, William S., A. B., Apt. 501, 512 W. 122nd St., New York, Shafer, Elwood W., H. S., Riverhead, B..Y. Shaver, 2 F. $., Union H. S., "Bloom- ville, N. ss A Howard G., Prin. H. S., Clinton, Simpson, Robert L., Huntington, N. Y. Skaham, Mary Reed, . S. 25; Asst. “Tchr. Health Edu., Julia Richman "Hi. S., New ork, N. Skinner, Avery W., A. 92; Ph. D. ’24; Dir. Examination & | mK. Division. State Ed. Dept., Albany, N. Y., since 1920. Sloat, Ralph L., 330 Wellington Road, Mine- ola, Smith, Herford o» S., Jefferson, - ¥. Snyder, Elmer TS Marshall H. S., Rochester, Stanton, Geo. J., ‘Supt. New Paulz Road, Highland, JY. se H., 40 Rich Ave., Mt. Ver- no A Strough, L. H., H. ‘. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Thomas, M. cae é » G ae i. Hutch- — Central H. ., Buffalo, N . Y., since Th, yom, Union H. S., Smithville Flats, Tillinghast, Charles C., A. B. '06; A. M. "173 Prin, Horace Mann Sch., New York, N. Y., since 1920. Togs. Robert K., A. B. °93; A. M. °12; t. Sch., Hunticgts, N. Y., since 1906. Tattle Albert E., A. B. °15; Ped. B. ’15; M. A. ’22; Prin. Jr. > H. S., Mamaro- neck, N. Y,, since te Van Cott, Harrison H., B. S. ’06; M. A. 19; Supr. Jr. H. Sch., State Ed. Bldg., Albany, N. Y. “é since 1926. Van Deusen, H. G., Oneonta, N. Y. Van Ingen, B. C., “Kingston, N. Y. Vines, Edward H., Jr., » Newton Falls, Webb, Everett S., A. B. ’24, Sghem Col.; A. ’28, Cornell Univ.; Prin. H. S., | New me N. Y., since 1928. Weber, Howard D _* B. ’20; M. A. ’28; Prin. Jr.-Sr. H. Batavia, N. Y. Webster, Geo E., Bist No. 3, Post Road, Rye, N. whee, F. R., Prin. H. S., Ithaca, N. Y. Wells, D. F. A. B. 25; Prin. H. S., Candor, N Y., since 1928. Wee et Prin. Elem. Sch., Tarrytown, West, Sherwood, H. S., Sherrill, N. Y. Wisewe, ce we Prins i. S., Chateaugauy, White, ¢, George A., Prin. Union H. S., Brees- white, § Samuel H., Suprv. Prin. H. S., Amenia, N. Y. Whittaker, Burtis E., H. S., Philadelphia, N. Wilcox, L. T., Jr.-Sr. H. S., Cortland, N. Y. All Ca: Ca: ¢ Ell Blai Cod Cole Colt "4 N Ferg H Mill Niel » W i Rick Re Rose Skei St ™? ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Wilson, R. A., Prin. H. S., Addison N. Y., since WE ht, » Jessie 1 M., H. S., Woodmore, Long sland, N. woete Roy to S., McGraw, N. Y. Zornow, Brits *Madison Jr. H. S., Rochester, x ¥. NORTH CAROLINA Allen, J. E., A. B. ’07; A. M. ’08; Supt. Court House, Warrentown, N. C., since 1919, Carroll, H. A., A. B. ’14; H. S., Kerners- ville Cassel, j. Eris, A. B. ’21; Prin. H. &., Concord, N. C., since 1929. Elliott, A. M., A. B. ’17, Univ. of N. C.; M. A. ’26, ‘Columbia Univ.; ; Prin. Alex- ander Graham Jr. H. S., Charlotte, N. C., since 1919. Garinger, Elmer H., A. B. ’16; A. M. ’21; Prin., Central H. S., Charlotte, N. C., since 1921. Hampton, W. O., B. S. ’21; M. S. ’25; h. D. ’27; Prin., New Hanover H. S., Wilmington; N. C., since 1926. Hens James R., Prin. H. S., Albemarle Pionereuts, A. W., Hendersonville, N. C. Ingold .. on A. B. ’17; Suprv. Prin., fi. S., Taylorsville, N. C., since 1930. Johnstone, i A. B. 714; M._ A. ’25; —_ H. §S., "High Point, N. C., since 1922. Krauss, Harold F., A. B. ’22; Supt. H. S., Harrisburg, N. Cc, since 1927. Moore, John W., A. B. ’12; Prin. R. J. Reynolds H. S., Winston- Salem, N. C., since 1920. Phillips, C. W., A. B.; M. A.; Prin. Greens- ro, N. C., by | 1925. Rogers, G. O., A. B. 09; Prin. Sch., White- ville, N. Cos rt 1923. Sandifer, J. B. ’°02; Headmaster Blue 2 e Reo “for Boys, Henderson- ville, N C. since 1913. Sledge, T. H., Prin., Route 4, Louisburg, Trigg, H. L., A. B. °13; A. M. ’18; Inspec- H. S., Division "Negro Educ. State tor Dept., Raleigh, . C., since 1928. Warren, W. F., E Se Durham, N. C. NORTH DAKOTA a T. W., A. B. ’09; Prin. Roosevelt H. , Far ‘0, N, D. since 1917. Codding, C. of . A. oi t. State Agri. H. S., Box 436, Vee N s Cole, Robert D., Prof. Sec. Ed., Univ. N. D., Grand Forks, N D. Colton, J. H., A. B. 11; Prin. H. S., Minot, A. ’14, Col. of St. N. D., since 1920. Eugenia, Sister, B. atherine; M. A. ’16, Univ. of Minn. ; Prin, Academy of St. James, Grand Forks, N. D., since 1925. Ferguson, Floyd I., Park Rizer, | N. D. Huber, Marie W., Bismarck, D. Milligan, Edward ‘A Colfax, N D. Nielsen, Wilbur A., B. A., ’28; Prin. H. S., Wimbledon, N. D., Nes 1930. Payne, W. H., B. A. 715; Prin. Bismarck as Bismarck, N. D., since 1930. Rickansiud T. M., B. A. ’22; Supt. Schs., Rolla, D. Rosenthal, Joseph M., B. A. ’26; Prin. H. S., Buc: rus, N. D., since 1926. Shee, A. met A. ; sant Supt. Schs., tanley, since : Tighe, B C., Ph. B. 08; Ph. M. ’10; Prin. fi. S., Fargo, N. D., since 1913. Tiller, O. E., A B. ’20; Supt. Sch., Milton, N. D., since 1925. OHIO Baer, D. C., Bucyrus, Ohio. Bates, H. S., B. S. ’21; Prin. Jr.-Sr. H. S., Marietta, Ohio, since 1930. Beer, Jesse, Prin. Sr. H. S., Mansfield, io. Benedict, H. W., Vice Prin. McKinley H. 26; Prin. S., Canton, Ohio. a J. E., A. B. ’20; A. M. H. Schs., Fremont, Ohio, since 1930. Bowman, C. J., Ph. B. ’00; A. M. 708; — Central H. S., ‘Akron, Ohio, since nae Ralph, A. B. 17; M. A. ’22; County Supt. Upper Sandusky, ng since 1922. Brown, Elijah H., B. S. M. A. 730; Prin. Harding H. S., Fapet Harbor, Ohio, since 1925. Brown, H. L., B. S. ’21; Prin. H. S., Ra- venna, Ohio, since 1925. Bryant, C. E., A. B. ’01; a South H. S., ron, Ohio, ‘since 1924 Buell, Lewis E., A. B. "23% ” Prin. Jr.-Sr. H. wis ‘Nelsonville, Ohio, since 1928. Bunn, F. C., 709; M. A. Res Prin. H. er Ohio, since 1914, Burkey, A. A., —.. ey Girard, Ohio. Bush, Wes B. Ss. . M. ’25; Asst. Prin. Fat Jr. H” » Cleveland, Ohio, since 1929. Butterfield, E. E., Ph. B. ’11; A. M. ’24; Prin. John ‘Adams H. S., Cleveland, Ohio, since 1927. Cain, R. F., H. S., St. Clairsville, Ohio. Caldwell, D. E., Prin. Point Place H. S., Toledo, Ohio. arr, A. T., Ph. B. ’09; A. M. °14; Prin. an Jr. H. S., Cleveland, Ohio, since Carsieh, C. M., 109 Center St., Bellevue, Chapman, Charles K., A. B. ’05, Denison; A. M. 719, Univ. of Wis.; Prin. Wood- =e Technical H. S., Toledo, Ohio, since Church, H. H., Toronto, Ohio. Cleary, E. D., Prin. H. S., Ohio. Cockrell, Emerson T., A. B. ’12; A. M. ’16; Prin. Empire Jr. H. S., Cleveland, Ohio, since 1919, Cole, J. E., A. B. ’92; M. A. ’05; Prin. H. S., Norwalk, Ohio, since 1895. Zanesville, Conklin, A. B., Senior H. S., Bowling Green, Ohio. Sonia P. H., Prin. Waite H. S., Toledo, io Cook, A., A. 702; A. M. ’11; Ph. D. 13; Verat of Ba. Univ. of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, since 1926. Cook, W. A. B. ’02; A. M. 11; Ph. D. 13; Prof. of Ed., Univ. of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, since 1926. Crowell, J. A., Prin. Fairmount H. S., Cleveland, Ohio. Cully, H. H., A. B. ’87; A. M. ’90; Prin. ie H. S., Cleveland, Ohio, since 1895. Cummings, C. W., Ph. B. ’12; Prin. H. S., Ashland, Ohio, since 1927. ae S., Prin. Sr. H. S., Portsmouth, Ohi Danback, Pearl, Prin. Weller Twp. H. S., Mansfield, Ohio Due Evangeline, Dean of Girls, Berea, 77 DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Davis, George E., B. A. 702; M. A. '09; Prin. Walnut Hills H. S., Cincinnati, Ohio, since 1918. Davis, J Warren G. Harding H. S., Warren “Ohio Davison, j, i, B. S. Ed. ’25; Prin. South » On Ot, since 1925. Dickey, S. _ > 16; M. A. ’24; Prin. aaeang Jr. H « ” Lakewood, Ohio, since Douglas, pk, ne L., i Pas 21; M. A. °27; Prin. Jr. H. S., Brooklyn Twp., Clevelend. Ohio, since 1928. Eikenberry, Dan H., B. °11; A. M. 715; Ph. D. ’26; Prof, "Sch. Adm. ’ State Univ., Columbus, ‘Ohio, since 1927. Emswiler, H , Starling Jr. H. S., Colum- bus, Ohio. Everett, Charles D., A. 80; A. M. ’93; Poy North H. s., iW ted Ohio, since Findley, Edwin i. * 91; A. M. °96; Prin. South H. ee | Ohio, since Finsterwald, H. J., Prin. Jr. H. S., Bexley, Columbus, Ohio. Fischer, B. J., B. S. Ed. ’27; Prin. H. Ss... Frazeysburg, Ohio, since 1927. Pisseher, arr. B. S. '19; Prin. West Weave, he since 1918. Flood, ohn'We ; B. S. 718; M. A. 28; Prin. West - S. yk. Ohio, since 1924. Frank, S. C., Supt. H. S., Mt. Sterling, io. Freeman, Philip Q., H. S., Bellefontaine, Ohio. Brow, ames E., B. S. ’22; M. A. 730; , Logan, Ohio, since 1928. Fulks, B F. B. S. in Ed. ’20; M. A. ’26; Prin. ae" Nerweed, Ohio, since 1928. Garvin, R. A., B._S._’00; Prin. Vernon Heights Jr. iH. S., Marion, Ohio, since 1924. Geiger, J. D., A. B. ’22; M. A. ’29, Ohio State Univ.; ; Prin. S., Mt. Vernon, Ohio, | a te Gopher, E. I s.. eee , Getz, R. H., ‘B. ~~ A. 730; Prin. H. S., Geack * oan _ om. 1921. Gombert, K. F., W. Tech. H. S., Cleveland, Ohio, * 4 1917, » Hotel Doanbrooke, Cleve- land, Ohio hio. Gosling, Thomas W., A. 04; A. M. ’04; Ph. D. ft Supt. Sch, Akron, Ohio, since 4928 Haney, L 5 Hee B. S. ’21; Prin. H. S., Ritt- man, io. Harris, Verna L., Ph. B. 08; Asst. Prin. South H. S., Lima, Ohio, since 1925. Harrison, Ford O., A. B. ’11, Univ. of Pittsburgh; A. M. ’26, ig Reserve Univ.; Prin. Central H. , Canton, se since 1927. Harsh, Frank N., Prin. Normal Col., S. Training Dept., Kent, = since "igs Harsh, jaa | * 05; W. Tech. _ s Cleveland, Ohio, since 192 Hartman, J. L., Prin. Hedges Jr. H. S., Mensa’, Ohio. Hatton, O. Cc, East H. sa Akron, Ohio. Hawk, William M., A. B. "192; Prin. H s., Fostoria, Ohio, since 1930. Hicks, C. H., Norwich, Ohio. Hickson, ] | M., A ’B. 10; M. A. 11; wie H. S., Lancaster, Ohio, since 1916. ley, B. R” Wellston, Ohio. Hildhot, Harry C., Prin. Sr. H. S., Eaton, Horst ‘H. M., 917 Stadleman Ave., Akron, 78 Houpt, L. H., Prin. H. S., Upper San- dusky, rt Hughes, A. L., F a H. S., Athens, Ohio. Hyre, R. ‘c. Prin. H. S., Ellet Station, Akron, Ohio Irma, Sister, St. Joseph Academy, Cleve- and, ? fae & F., Prin. H. S., Delphos, Ohio, amison, Bonita, Grandview Heights H. S., Columbus, Ohio. Jefers, Glenn B., Prin. H. S., Camden, Foase, Arthur O., & 99; M. A. '07; Prin. Woodward Et , Cincinnati, Ohio, since 1923. Kessler, R. E., Prin. H. S., Bexley, Colum- bus, Oh ~ Keyser, J. B. S. °16; New Concord, Ohio, 22 "1920. Kinley, T. L., Prin. H. S., Rwy Re. Kirsch, (Rev.) R. G., A. B. ’15; A. M. ’” Prin. Central Catholic H. S., Toledo: Ohio, since 1925. a W. A., Prin. H. S., Westerville, Krick, Walter J., S. ’20; M,. A. rin. H. S., Van Wert Ohio, since 1940" Ladd, Alfred D., Ph. B. ’08; Prin. Garfield H. Akron, Ohion ‘since 1925. Lake, C. H., Asst. Supt. H. Schs., Cleve- land, Ohio, since 1919, Lamb, C. Dana, Prin. H. S., R. R. No. 5, bet ge Ohio. a », Ge Shawnee Twp., Lima, Ohio, Larson, carl E., Ironton, Ohio. ~*~, Rue, C. C., B. Sc. ’09; A. 16; Prin. Woodward H. Ss., Toledo, Sitio, Layton, C. M., B. S. in Ed. ’20; Prin. + aman i. S., Massillon, Ohio, since Leach, H. W., B. S. ’11; Prin. Central H. S., Lima, Ohio, since 1924. Longbon, Edith A., Ph. B. 4 12; Dir. of Tchrs. Trng., Baldwin-Wallace Col., Berea, Ohio, since 1918. Lothman, Daniel W., A. B. ’85; Prin. East H. S., Cleveland, "Ohio, since 1910. Ludwig, ’B. G., B. A. 19; M. A. ’23; Prin. H. S., E. Liverpool, Ohio, pines 1923. Luttrell, C. J. W., B. 17; Sci. Ed. 17; M. A. ’24; a HL. s., “aieae Ohio, since 1924. Lyon, Edmund D., A. B. ’82; A. ¥. 02; Ped. D. 708; Prin. Withrow H. S., Cin- cinnati, Ohio, since 1919. Megrenent, J. W., Prin. H. S., Milford, io. Magley, Otto H., Ph. B. 95; Prin. West H. S., Columbus,” Ohio, since 1908. Mahaffey, Evan L., B. A. ’11; M. A. "11; _ South H. S., Columbus, Ohio, since 1920. Saget, C., Prin. H. S., Mingo Junction, Marshall, H. C., A. B. ’27, Oberlin Col.; Prin. see Tr. H. S., Columbus, Ohio, since Mariel, M., Prin. Wilbur Wright Jr., Gi tina Ohio, since 1929. Martins Anna, Columbia Station, Ohio. Martin, Wilbert W., Prin. Columbian H. S., iffin, Ohio. Mathews, Neil D., B._ S. nk be A. °23; Prin. Nathan Hale Jr. , Cleveland, a, since 1929. May, A. C., A. B. ’26; Prin. H. S., New- comerstown, Ohio. Mayer, Lewis F., Poe. Fairview H. S., Mayhev a B. S. °17; Prin. H. hhio, since 1926. cmerenne ear ne EE — ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY McCormick, F. S., Prin. Brownell Jr. H ie wood, Ohio. McFarland. R. M., A. B. °19; Prin. H. S., se Ferry, Ohio, since 1927. Meeks, R. L., A. B. ’10; A. M. ’16; Asst. Prin. Lakewood H. S., Lakewood, Ohio, since 1928. Messerly, W. D., Prin. Grant Jr. H. S., ee Ohio. | Metts, A. 22; Prin. Shore H. Fe Bu tids ‘Gti since 1917. 2; B. S. ’02; A. M. Prin. Lincoln oi S., Canton, Ohio, since 1902. Miller, Edgar A., A. B. "10; A. M. °24; Prin. Audubon “Sr. H. S., Cleveland, Ohio, since en Miller, E. F., Ph. B. ’87; Ph. M. ’89; Prin. wire H.” S., Youngstown, Ohio, since Miller, W. E., A. B. ’11; M. A. °16; Prin. H. §S., Middletown, Ohio, since 1917. Mills, Ferne, Prin. H. S., Marysville, Ohio. —_ J. C., A. B. 1 10, ye Col. ; M. 717, Columbia; Prin, . S., Lake- ae Ohio, since 1927. Mollenkopf, M., Prin. East Jr. H. S., War- ren, Ohio. Moninger, H. F., Ph. B. °06; Prin. Sr. °26; S., Newark, Ohio, since 1918. Prin. John Hay "HL S., Cleveland, Ohio, Meyer, Carl H., A. B. °23; H. Moore, William L., A. B. °13; M. A. since :> a oo A Prin. Heights H. S., Cleve- lan High, Ohio. Moyer, E. L., B. A. ’14; M. A. ’22; Prin. H. * Van Wert, Ohio, since 1927. Muir, T. M., B. 04; A. M. °12; Prin. Bloom Jr. "HL s. Cincinnati, Ohio, since 1918. Newell, J. E., A. B. °97; * M. ’04; M. A. ’23; Prin. Barrett Jr. H S., Columbus, Ohio, since 1924. erg Charles, M. A. °15; Asst. Supt. Schs., Cincinnati, Ohio, since 1922. Parkhurst, C. P., Rep. H. S. Dept., Geim & Co., ‘Oberlin, Ohio. Patin, R. B., Prin. Shaker Heights, Cleve- land, Ohio. Patricia, Sister M., A. ’25; M. A. ’28; Prin. St. Agn es. Et S., Sisters of St. Joseph, 2035 e. 79th *. ’ Cleveland, Ohio. eters, Harry A., "02; Prin. ni- versity Sch., Citvelands “Ohio, since 1908. Phillips, Howard W., h. e M. A. °30; Prin. U. S. Grant he. H. S., 115 S. Portland Ave., Youngstown, Ohio, since 1926. Pieffer, Harold A., B. S. ’22; Prin. Central H. S., Barberton, Ohio, since 1927. Pine, H. L., Prin. H. S., Cambridge, Ohio. Pottorf, John L. G., A. B. 03; M. A. 711; iy McKinley H. S., Canton, Ohio, since 191 Powers, Pliny H., A. B. °15; A. M. Prin. East Technical H. o, taal Ohio, since 1927. Priscilla, Sister, Prin. Notre Dame H. S., Cleveland, Ohio. Pross, John Edward, S. Ed. ’30; Prin. a2. Ohio, since + am H. S., Puckett, Roswell C., B. E. ’09; M. A. ’23; ca of H. Schs., Toledo, Ohio, since 192 Pullen, D. F., A. B. ’17; A. M. ’26; Prin. arinee Sch., Ohio Univ., The Plains, L. W., Managing Editor, H. S. Tchr., & Ohio State Supvr. of Schs., 89 Pacement Road, Columbus, Ohio. Reighley, H., Prin. West Jr. H. S., Columbus, Ohio. 79 Ridards, Ralph D., A. B. M. A. '26; H. S. Rocky onl Cleveland, one since 1921. Richsecker, C. W., Ph. B. °10; A. M. 717; Prin. Chaney H. S., Youngstown, Ohio, since 1926. Rose, Alfred, Central H. S., io. Royer, M. L., S., Berea, Ohio. Scaman, Elton Ya Avon, Ohio. Seton, Sister E., Acad., Mt. St. Joseph, hio. Sharrock, Roy B., B. S. ’21; M. A. ’28; ; a Central H. S., Euclid, Ohio, since ame, Cc. P., B. S. °13; Prin. H. S., Elyria, Ohio, ” since 1924. B. 'M. A. 08; Prin. Siehl, B. A. ’06; Western Hills H. Ss. Cincinnati, Ohio, H. S., Con- since 1928. Simonds, Kathleen, Prin. Jr. neaut, Ohio. Simpson, David P., B. °92; A. M. °95; LL. B. 09; Prin. West H. $., Cleveland, Dhio- since 1911. 14; M. A. ’27; Prin. Sims, ood M., B. A. H. S., grigns. .C Ohio, since 1919. co. & "18; Wooster Prin. 7 i. Hamilton H. S., Chevveland: Ohio, et 1928. Smiley, James B., A. *89, Oberlin Col.; * M. ’24, Harvard Tinie? .3 Prin. Lincoln S., Cleveland, ee, since 1908. Smith, Hugh R., h. 704, Wooster Col.; ¥ M. ’26, iHareard ‘Univ.; Prin. North S., Akron, Ohio, since i916. Smith: j. w., S. ’03; Prin. East H. S., Youngstown, a since 1926. Smith, Wayne, Gs G., Prin. Addison Jr. H. S., Clevelan Soaseles, J. W., 3. A. ’18, Ohio Wesleyan; , Columbia Univ.; ; Prin. Kent Roosevelt H. S., _ Ohio, since 1928. Springer, W. J., Prin. H. S., Salem, Ohio. Sprouse, n "A. B. 21; A. M. 28; Prin. S., Kenton, Ohio, since 1927. ouman ohn W., A. B. 716; Prin. Me- morial S., Campbell, Ohio, Ko 1926. Stilwell, William Earle, A. A. M. 03; Headmaster Univ. Sch, Ciaciinatt, Ohio, since 1903. Sryest. George W., Bx. 471, hio. oe, H. P., Ph. B. ’07; Prin. Crestview S., Columbus Ohio, since 1925. Texichit, ic . S. Ed. ; Prin. Long- fellow tr. H » B Hecerlaion’ Ohio, since 1924, Taylor, B. W., A. B. ’11, Ohio Univ.; A. M. °27, Lats mgs Reserve Univ.; Prin. Patrick Henry Jr. H. S., Cleveland, Ohio, since Tidd, J. W., Prin. Boardman H. S., Young- stown, hio. Bellevue, Crooksville, Tiffany, E. W., B. ’05; zz. Sr. H. S., Springfield, onto, sigs 916. Teens, M., A. 179; Prin. Central S., Columbus, Ohio, since 1904. Trinby> ‘Jennie, Prin. . Morrow, Ohio. Tuck, C. C., A. B. 17 A. ’26; Prin. West Technical H. , Cleveland, Ohio, since 1923. Van Fossan, Sadie P., Ph. B. 712; Prin. David Anderson H. S., Lisbon, Ohio, since 1917. Vaughan, J. E., H. S., Alliance, Ohio. Verder, Blanche A., Dean of Women, State I., Kent, Ohio. vider, H. H, 9602 Villard St., Cleveland, hio. Wager, W. W., Prin. Roosevelt H. S., ‘columbus, Ohio. DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS W. atten, J. Harley, H. S., Portsmouth, Weiss, B. F., Prin. H. S., Troy, Ohio. Wells, Lucy B., Prin. Elem. Sch., Cam- bridge, Ohio. Werremeyer, Daniel W., 2116 West Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio. Whinnery, Karl E., Ph. B. °12; M. A. 715; Prin. =? , Sandusky, Ohio, since 1921. White, C. W ” Prin. ™ = ———, Ohio. Whitney, Frank 3s B. A. M. ’07; Prin. Collinwood’ i S., East Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio, since 1925 Wigton, Charles E., A. B. 19; Prin. H. S., Oberlin, Ohio. Williams, Harold E., B. A. °11, Univ. of Mich.; Prin. Libbey H. S., Toledo, Ohio, since 1923. Wilson, E. K., A. B. °16; A. M. 717; Cleveland Pub. Sch., Lakewood, Ohio, since 1912. Wixom, Elbert C., A. B. ’03; A. M. 716; Prin. Central H. S., Cleveland, Ohio, since 1923. Wot Oliver, Prin. Jr. H. S., Athens, Woodruft, F. R., Prin. Central H. S., Xenia, Worthing Ww. S., Castalia, Ohio. "a * G | = 3700 BW. 86th St. .» Cleveland, io. OKLAHOMA Anderson, Homer S., B. A. ’24; M. S. ’28; Prin. H. S., Bristow, Okla., since 1929. Armstrong, W. E., Prin. Sr. H. S., Still- water, Okla., since 1929. Beker, Ira W., A. B. 714; B. S. 715; A. ’20; Prin. Harding jr. H. S., ue City, Okla. ., since 1925. Balyeat, Frank A., B. A. 11; M. A. 718; Ph. D. ’27; Dir. of University Training Sch., Univ. of Okla., Norman, Okla., since 1928. Bender, goon Frederick, A. B. ’06; A. M. 22; Ph. 26; Prof. Sch. Adm., Univ. of ‘Okla., » eR, Okla., since 1926. Blakey, Guy B., B. 715; B. S. ’15; Prin. H. S., Okmulgee, Oka. since 1925. Bogan, L. E., A. ; Supt. Sch., Okay, Okla., since o2p. Born, F. R., A. B. ’21; A. M. ’28; Prin. Webster jr. H. S., Okla. City, Okla., since 1929. Brown, J. H., B. S. ’28; Prin. Roosevelt Jr. H. .. Tulsa, Okla, a 1926. Brown, R. Ben, B. A. M. A. ’27; — Sapa Hill Jr. it ’s., Oklahoma City, » since 1929 Carmichael, Perry, B. w Ed. °18; Prin. Woodrow _fiien Jr. H. S., Tulsa, Okla., since 1926 Carruth, J. A. Jr., B 24, Central State Tchrs. Col.; Prin. he S., Cleveland, Okla., since 1927. Cogburn, B. L., B. S. ’23; M. A. ’28; Prin. H. S., Aline, One. aoee 1928. Coppers, A., Lowell Jr. Ss., Tulsa, Okla. Cox, R. C., A. B. ’21; ae H. S., Yale, Okla., since + a Dr. ; D. ’27; Asst. Bd. of Eau. bide” Oklahoma City, Okla, .» since we Davis E. O., B. A. ’21; Prin. Senior H. s., Ardmore, obia since 1925. Forbes, Charlie E., 115 N. Hitchcock, Ho- bart, Okla. Foster, Eli C., A. B. '15; Prin. Central H. Tulsa, Okla., since 1929. French, Will, A. B. ’12; B. S. 14; A. M. 23; Bd. of Edu. Bidg., Tulsa, Okla., since 1925. 80 ope, C. W., A. B. ’07; M. A. 11; D. ; Prin. Central H. ’s., Oklahoma BD Oui. -» Since 1921. Haskell, C. O., 927 Delaware, Bartlesville, Okla. Howell, Chasics P., B. A. M. S. ’28; Prin, “2 , Ponca cine? Okla., since Huston, Harry, A. B. ’05; Prin. H. S., Blackwell, Okla., since 1915. Jones, Galen, B. A. ’18; A. M. ’21; Asst. Su a. of Sec. Schs., Bd. ‘of Edn ” Bidg., Tulsa, Okla., since 1929. Kezer, Cc. L., B. S. ’01; A. B. ’14; M. A. ’27; Prof. of Sec. Ed., Oklahoma State Agric. Col., Stillwater, Okla. since 1919. Looney, Ethel, i. H. » Vinita, Okla. McBride, F. E., P rin. H. 7 Sulphur, Okla. McCollom, W. W., Prin. So Still- water, la. Miller, J. Albert, B . S. Ed., Prin. Horace Mann Jr. H. S., Tulsa, Okla., since Morrisett, Prin. Pessevelt Jr. H. S., Okla- homa City, Norvell, Paul C. "B.S. A. M. Prin. Jr.-Sr. Ht. S., Bartlesetile Ola: since 1929. Parmelee, A. H., A. B.; M. A.; Prin. Capitol Hill H. S., 10k. a, Okla, Pfost, L. R., B. S. A. Prin. Sr. H. S., hm Ola, Zz. th Prunty, Merle C., A. B. ’09; A. M. ’27; LL. D. ’28, Supt. Schs., Tulsa, Okla.’ since 1929. Oulgcaberry, J. F., Prin. H. S., Woodward, 1, Speaker, L. M., Prin. Central H. S., Mus- kogee, Okla. Waller, De Witt, A. B. ’11; Prin. H. S., Enid, Okla., wr 1915. Wiemer, A. C., B. ’23; Prin. H. S., Drumright, ia. since 1929, weew. I a 4 ‘ 08; Prin. H. S., El Reno, O OREGON Arnold, Anna E., Prin. Girls’ Polytechnic Sch., Portland, Ore. Ball, S. F., Franklin H. Portland, Ore. Bittner, A. F., A. B. 02, att as Col.; B. S. ; Prin. Grant 'H. S., Portland, Ore., since 1928. Boyd, Hugh J., A. B. 00; LL. B, ’14; Prin. Washington H. S., Portland, Ore., since 1920. Cleveland, C. E., Benson Polytechnic School, Portland, re. Elton, J. F., B. A. '04; Prin. H. S. of Commerce, Portland, Oregon, since 1918. Fry, Chas. A., Prin. Roosevelt H. S., Port- land, Ore., since 1925. Hillier, Alfred, B. A. ’25; Prin. H. S., Warrentown, Ore., since, 1925. B. ’00, Yale Pe; B. ’02, Univ. of Ore.; M 07, Yale Univ.; Prin. Jefferson H. s* Port: land, Ore., since 1909. Johnson, Harry B., A. B. ’13; M. A. ’29; Prin. H. S., Eugene, Ore., since 1927. Knight, F. S., H. S., Hood River, Ore. Larson, Benjamin 2° B.S. 22; Prin. H. S., Roseburg, Ore., since 1922. Luebke, James, B. S. °19; Prin. H. S., Bonanza, Ore., since 1924, Reese, Sao a. Prin. Concord Sch., Mil- waukie, 316 E. ‘ww St., _Pergent, in Rice, C. A., Stetson, Fred a Prof. of Sec. Ed.; Sch. of Bia ‘Univ of Ore., Eugene, es since 1913. RO ET RR Re are one nian, “penal Serene ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND D1RECTORY Tobie, H. E., A. 15; M. A. ’27; Prin. Pub. Schs., a3. Ore. .» since 1927. Towler, * 2 B. Pd. ’13; B. S. ’16; M. S. Re rin. H. S., La Grande, Ore., since Verry, W. L., Lincoln H. S., Portland, Ore. Whitney, Edgar H., 1247 Cleveland Ave., Portland, PENNSYLVANIA Adams, John H., A. B.; A. M.; Prin. H. S., Bellevue, Pa. Anthony, jon. W., A. B. 93; A. M. 96; Prin. Gladstone Jr. H. S., Pittsburgh, Pa., since i Aquin, Sister M., Prin. John W. Hallahan Catholic Girls” H. S., Philadelphia, > Babb, Charlton H., Prin. Shoemaker Jr. H. Philade Iphia, P Pa. Bailey, John . 703; A. M. ’04; Prin. B. Oliver H. $° Pittsburgh, Pa., since D 1925, Baily, C. S., A. B. °19; Prin. H. S., Swissvale, Pa., since 1929. Baird, Arthur C., A. B. 99; Vice Prin. Tay- lor ‘Allderdice H. S., Pittsburgh, Pa., since Bos, L. E., 55 Sherwood St., Mansfield, Baldwin, Louis D., Suahery, Penn. Ballintine, O. P., Ph. B. ’09; Prin. Har. Brack Union H. S., Brackenridge, Pa., since 1924, Barner, Robert P., A. B. 16; A. M. ’27; _ Sr. H. -. Rochester, Pa., since 1929. Barrick, F. M., A. B. ’26; Prin. Boyer Memorial Sch., wis Pa., since 1926. Baskerville, Guy H , A. B.; LL. B.; Head- master The Univ. Sch., Pittsburgh, Pa., since 1920. Beachley = S., Alleghany H. S., Pitts- burgh, Beayee, Robert E., B._S. °10; Prin. Jr. s., bs ney te ie since 1928. mt, TT. B., A. B. A. M. ’20; Prin. Radnor H. S., he Pa., since 1925. a Thomas F., A. B.; LL. B.; Prin. . Lewistown, Pa. Beitenmsn, Florence = Ph. B. ’04; A. M. 06; Vice Prin. Sr. H. S., Reading, Pa., since 1915. Bell, Hugh M., Indiana, Pa. Biemesderfer, D. L., A. B. Suprv. Prin. Manor Township Schs., Bina Pa., since 1924. Bingaman, Frank W., Esterly, Pa. Bitner, E. re Mont Alto, Pa. Black, L. vet Butler, Pa. Blackburn, Ty SpPty 4 Monessen, Pa. Blair, Parr D., A. 705; A. M. ’08; Supt. ara Co. Sch Meadville, Pa., since 911. Blank, H. D., Prin. Adams Twp. H. S., Sidman, a. nage, John F., Prin. H. S., McKeesport, Boyles, Fobest E., B. S. ’20; A. M. ’22; Prin. H. S., Washington, Pa. since 1930. Breidinger, Jacob P., ; A. M. ’85; Prin, James M. onshiin He S., Wilkes- Barre, Pa., since a ee Bristow, William H., B. °20; A. M. ’22; Asst. Dir. of Sec. Ed., Dent of Pub. Inst., Harrisburg, since 1925. Brooks, J. D., Wilson Col., Chambersburg, 709; A. M. 711; Pa. Buckner, Chester A., A. Ph. D. 18; Prof. of Ss. Ed., Univ. of Pittsburgh, Pa., since 1920. Buell, Frances M., S. °14; Prin. Acad. of the New Church, Bryn Athyn, Pa., since 1920. 81 Burd, W. H., B. S. BP Prin. Roosevelt Jr. H. S., ‘Altoona, P. Butler, Frank A., State Col., Carback, Clarence H., B. S. nae M. Prin. Roosevelt Jr. H. S., pitiateiphis Pa., since 1924. Carter, J. Frank, B. S. ’17; M. A. ’23; Prin. ee H. S., —— Darby, Pa., since 5 Cassel, Carl De A. "14; M. A. ’25; Vice Prin. Sr. S., Reading, Pa., since 1924, eniera, } .%. W., Norristown, Pa. Carroll B., 627 W. Fairmount Ave., State C College, Pa. Clark, Robert W., B. S. ’14; A. M. °14; Prin. North Union H. S., Uniontown, Pa., since 1915. Clipman, W. H. Jr., A. B. 719; A. M. ’27; rin. Sr. H. S., Charleroi, Pa., since 1928. Coll, John J., A. B. ’21; Liberty Jr. S., Pittsburgh, Pa., since 1928. Couley, C. A., Mars, Pa. Crumbling, Cc =” B. S. “11; Prin. Muhlen- berg Twp. H. S., Laureldale, Pa., since . W. G., Prin. Sr. H. S., Hazelton, a. Deevers, Roland G., Taylor Alderdice H. S., Pittsburgh, " Denniston, A. Bruce, B. S. ’25; M. A. °28; Dir. Sec. Edu. Trng. Sch., State Tchrs. Col., Slippery Oak, Pa., since 1927. De, Donald W., B. A. 16; M.A. 26; Prin, Jr.-Sr. H. S., Palmerton, Pa., since 1926. Dietrich, Harvey O., Supt. Schs., 1532 Powell St., Norristown, Dimmick, Rex W., Prin. ar. Sr. H. S., Donora, Pa. Druckenmiller, Myra, Prin. Inter. Jr. H. S., Nazareth, Pa., since Eisenberg, J. Linwood, State Tchr. Col., Slippery Rock, Pa. Eisenhauer, J. H., ‘A. 05; A. M. ’07; Assoc. Prof. Ed, Bucknell Univ., Lewis- burg, Pa. + S. N. Jr., Prin. H. S., Lansdowne, Sean, Charles B. Jr., A. M. ’93; M. D. ’93; D. Sc. °11; Prin. Witham Penn. H. S., Harrisburg, Pa., since = Maurice, 47th & Pine = Philadelphia, a. Fenimore, Beulah A., S. 716; Prin. Ken- a H. S., Philadelphia. Pa., since Fickinger, F E., A. B. ’94; Prin. Langley Pittsburgh, Pa., since 1923. Fife, W. Lawrence, A. 713, Westminster vad ; Prin. H. S., Canonsburg, Pa., since 1923. Fink, W. 1429 Palm St., Reading, Pa. Fisher, B 5. W.. Boys H. S., Lancaster, Pa. Forman, A. H., A. B.; Prin. H. S., Saeger- town, Pa., since 1927. Funk, Mark N., Prin. H. S., Latrobe, Pa., since 1929. Gensbigler, W. A., A. B. ’11; Prin. H. S., Greensburg, Pa., since 1926. sed Getter, R. A., 901 Center St., Wilkinsburg, Pa. Gilbert, George H. Jr., A. B. °14, Dart- mouth Col.; Ed. °27, Ss ey: Univ.; Prin. Lower Merion Sr. H. S., Ardmore, Pa., since 1930. Gilbert, Levi, Prin. S., Lansdowne, Pa. Gill, Joseph C., Du Beis Pa. Gillispie, . C., 146 S. Sixth St., Duquesne, Pa. Glass, Cc. E., Ph. B. °16; Prin. Dormont S., Pittsburgh, Pas since 1930. mM... %.. Kenneth H., Washington, Pa. DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Guid, Gore. B. S. M. A. ’22; Ph, 9; Asst. Prof. ca Edu., Univ. of Pictsbargh: Pittsburgh, Pa. Graham, Ben G., A. B.; A. M.; D. Sce.; Assoc. Supt. Sec. Schs., Administration Bldg., a ey Pa., since 1930. Grim, Oram S. ’29; Prin. Pleasant- ville H. S., an Bank, Bedford Co., Pa., since 1929. Grizzell, Emit D., B. ’15; A. M. 719; Ph. D. ’22; Asst. Prot of Sec. Ed., Univ. of Pa., Philadelphia, Pa., since 1922. Groetzinger, Thomas, Prin. Jay Cooke Jr. H. S., Philadelphia, Pa. Grose, Cc. Herman, Jr. H. S., Ambridge, H. S., Du- Pa. Haines, Fred E., Prin. Jr. quesne, Pa. Haney, . Louis, B. S. ’98, Univ. of Pa. h. D. ’01, Univ. of ’Pa.; Pres. Central H. S., Philadelphia, Pa., since 1920. Hartman, W. W., H. ee Cadet, Pa. Haviland, Walter Ww. 93; Headmas- ter Friends Select Sch", Piladelphin Pa., since 1911. sheer, John E., Prin. H. S., Dowington, "15; M. Ed. a Walter B., A. B. S., Hershey, 27; Prin. Derry Twp. H. Pa., since 1927. Herman, T. J., Freeland, Pa. Hollenback, Warner, 160 Locust St., Ems- worth, Pittsburgh, Pa. Holste, i. L., Prin. H. 2 Arnold, Pa. Horner, Meyers B., A. 13; A. M. °26; Prin. H. S., Washington, Pa, since 1926. Hughes, R. 0. A. B. ’00; A. M. 4; i. Dir. Schs., Pittsburgh, Pa., aa 2 1 . Hulton, John G., B. A. 18; Prin. H. S., Latrobe, Pine gince 1922. Hunsberger, A Quakersowm, Po Hutson, P. W., Fs. M. A. ’23; Ph. D. °25; "Assoc. omy of Sec. Ed., — of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa., since 1 3 Irvine, Vernon K., 423 No. McKean St., Butler, Pa. a “ae Ada L., Prin. H. S., Freedom, Joon, 4, Ber. Ph. B. ’14, Dickinson Col.; Univ. of Pittsburgh; Prin. it g° Aiuippa, Fo since 1922. Jacobs, Sarah, B. ; Prin. Seiler Sch., Harrisburg, Ps. Mea "1919. Johnston, T. K., A. B. '06; M. A. °96; Supt. Sch. Dist., Mckees, Rocks, Pa., since 1911 Jones, Albert T., Central H. S., Scranton, Pa. Jones, Arthur J., A. B. ’93; Ph. D. '07; Prof. of Sec. » Univ. of Pa., Phila- delphia, Pa., since 1915. Jones, P. A. A. 10; Prin. H. S., Sharon, Pa., since 1914. Keller, Harold A A. B. ’23; A. M. ’26; rin. Sr. H. S., East Stroudsburg, Pa., since 1926, erettitenh B. ’09; M. '10; Prin. WE, pep, H. S., ibikins Park, Pa., since 1922. Krebs, ag Prin. Southmont Borough Pub. Sch., Johnstown, Pa., since 1927. Laderer, yasen C. Jr., Litt. B. ’24; Prin. Twp. H. Renfrew, Pa., since 1924. Lamb, M. Bifateth, B. L. ’94; Prin. H. S., Doylestown, Pa., since 1921. Lane, C. A., Prin. H. S., Penfield, Pa. Lantz, W. W., Turtle Creek, Pa. Lawless, Thomas A., Northeast Catholic H. S., Philadelphia, Pa. 82 Lewis, W. Dodge, B. A. M. A. '95; Pd. D. 717; Litt. D. oh *Fsiter- in-Chief, . Winston Co., Philadelphia, Pa., since 1923. Linderman, C. W., Prin. Quincy H. S., Waynesboro, Pa. Lindsay, E. B., Prof. Ed. Adm., Univ. of Pittsburgh, Fito. Pa. Loree, Dolan H., B. S. M. A. '25; Bing H. §S., Connellsville, Pa., since Lozo, gon P., A. 24; A. M. ’25; Prin. H. §S., Reading, oa, since 1929, Lubold, J. A., B. S. ’15; A. M. ’21; Prin. Sr. , Uniontown, Pa., simoe 1924. Luton, Loa Louis F., Latimer jr. H . S., Pitts- urg! Marsh, Paul N., B. S. ’16; Prin. Jr-Sr. H. Ford City, Pa., since 1927. Mathewson, c. A. S., Canonsburg a 2 Roy J., 701 Brownsville Rd., ba urg! Matteson, Frank L., A. B. ’00; Prin. Pea- body H. S., Pittsburgh, Pa., since 1926. Maudsley, Ezra, Lakewood, Pa. McClean, Lee D., Allegheny Col., Meadville, Pa. McCreery, W. A,, Mosign ,Center, Pa. McFarland, Edna :.. B. ’14; Asst. Prin. S., Greensburg, Ba. -» since 1915. McGann, Laura E., 11; Prin. West- Mont-Upper Yoder H. S., Johnstown, Pa., since 1927. McGinnes, Sarah E., A. B. 07; A. M. ’25; Prin. H. S., Steelton, Pa., since 1923. McKown, Harry .» B. S. °13; A. M. °17; M. A. ’22; Ph. D. ’23; Prof. of Sec. Ed., — of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa., since 1923. Miller, Bertha M., Prin. Jr. H. S., Butler, Pa., since 1919. Miller, C. S., A. 13; A. M. °15; Supt. Schs., $F 3 Pa. since 1929, Miller, p Edwin, . B. 707; Prin. Pea- body S., Pittsbur h, Pa., since 1929. Miller, Sama W., orrisdale, Clearfield 0., Montanye,. Edwin Y., B. S. Ed. "15; M. Olney’ H. ye a Morneweck, Cari’ D., B. S. ran, a S. °23; Prin. Jr. Sr. H. S., Avalon, Pittsburgh: Pa., since 1924. Morrison, S. F. Wa A . B. °18; A. M. 26; Prin. Sr. H. S., Chearheld Pa. Mosier, Rodney D., 116 Millview, Union- town, Pa. Murdoch, G. B., Prin. Garfield Jr. H. S., Johnstown, Pa. Murphy, Paul 2” Titusville, Myers, Clyde B , a F Hes, “Berwick, Rn Nancarrow, .»» B. aay Sr. H. S., Willtamarart, + dee Neville, Chortes, E., Harding Jr. H. S., Philadelphia, Nowe, © why P., my Schs., Mead- ville, Offner, a L., A. 26; Suprv. Prin. Pub. Sch., Dayton, Pa, since 1927. Orth, Frank ns B. Prin. Sr. H. S., New Castle, Pa. ay 1917. Parmer, W. R., 19; M. A. ’25, Univ. of Pa.; Supt. "Sch., Jenkingtown, Pa., since 1926. Pedlow, George W., Ph. B. 01; Prin. H. S., Chester, Pa., since 1924. Pennypacker, C. B., A. M. ’00; Prin. Lower sseuen Sr. H. S., Ardmore, Pa., since 1 Pe perman, A. L., Prin. Andrew G. Curtin H. S., Williamsport, Pa. camnaneanenenaae oe a Ru bs) Poppy w SS ee SE eS eS nn e oe > ry 4 Sw: ice ts- a- 6. le, een manent " oy 7 ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Perry, L. E., A. B. ’20; A. M. °25; Prin. r.-Sr. H. S., Mt. Lebanon, Pittsburgh, a., since 1928. Peters, Stacy E., A. B. 08; A. M. '24; Prin. Girls H. S., Lancaster, Pa., since 1920. Pond, sy L., B. S. ’20; M. S. ’22; Meadville, Pa., since 1928. 13; Voc. Counselor, Pittsburgh, Leetsdale, Pond .~ A. B Short Course Business i. S., Pa., oa 1916. Poole, H. H., Suprv. Prin. Schs., Pa., since "1906. Proctor, Milton D., Uniontown, Pa. “Sa Edgar T., S., Phoenixville, Rowland, Sidney V., B. S. °14; M. A, ’21; Supt. Radnor Twp. Sch. Dist., Wayne, Pa., since 1920. s° Rule, James N., B. S. 98; M. 01; Se. 27; Dept. Supt., Dept. Pub. inst., Harrisburg, Pa., “ 1921. Ru W. E., Litt. 09; Suprv. Prin. eee Schs., iy “Square, a., since 1917. Rynearson, Edward, A. B. ’93; A. M. 796; ed. D. °19; Dir. Dept. Voc. Guidance, Pub. Sch., Pittsburgh, Pa., since ig Saul, William A., Prin. West End Jr. » Lancaster, Pa. Sauvain, Edward, Ph. B. 99; Prin. Schen- ley H. S., Pittsburgh, Pa., since 1919. Seating, George E., Sr. H. S., Bradford, Schock, Li og A. B. ; A. M. ’92; Prin. Overbrook i ‘ae Piatidiphia, Pa., since 12 1 , a. C. F., Suprv. Jr. H. S., Allentown, Suean, Walter E., A. B. ’95; A. M. ’02; Prin. John Harris H. . Harrisburg, Pa., since 118. Shaffer, L. G., Ea "283 Ed. ’29; Prin. Cochran ‘Jr. H a ht Pa., since [oe Shgetee, I. L., Prin. H. S., Northampton, Shook, James A., A. M.; Prin. Northeast Jr. HH S. Reading, Pa. Siviter, ” Arthur B., Ph. Prin., 6427 Kentuc! Ave., piaheah Pa., since Slothower, H. W., B. S. °15; A, M. '27; Prin. H. Mt. Union, Pa. -» since 1927. Smiley, Frank H., A. B. ’22; A, M. ’25; Prin. H. S., Stroudsburg, Pa. i i. = Smith, H. Ross, A. M. D. Prin. Overbrook H. S., Philadephia, yi since 1930. Smith, N. A., A. B. ’20; M. A. ’27; Prin. Sr. H. Ambridge, ’Pa., since 1920. B. ’95; A. M. Smith, William ee A. 06; Pittsburgh, Snyder, Warren *P., B. S. ’20; Prin. H. S. Bristol, So ndber By Geo. C. Thomas Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. Spoither Ht Prin. H. S., Boswell, be Sprenkle William H., M. S. 01; Prin. og H. S., Pittsburgh, Pa., since 1926 mm. Elton E., A. » "12; M. A. ’24; Prin. H. S., Easton, Stradling, George F. "A. B. °87; Ph. D. °95; Prin. , aaae H. S., Philadelphia, Pa., since Sweetiey, Stanley S., Allegheny Col., Mead- ville, Tyee H H. S., Marcus Hook, Pa. Taylor, R. B., Ph. B. 12; A. M. ’21; Ph. D. 26; Dir. of Sec. Ed., Norristown, Pa., since 1923. 83 Tietbohl, W. E., B. 715; Prin. Dunbar ine H. Ss: Conellavitie: Pa., since Timlin, I. A., Vice Pri oo, 1 -. » ice rin. Fifth Ave. H. S., Titsler, J acy H., Edinboro, Pa. Toole, iene D., Cass Twp. H. S., Miners- we feu H, U 'yson, John Darby, P. Utz, S. S., Yardley, Pa. cdiie Van Horn, J. naar Luthersburg, a> Wagenhorst, L. H., A. A. M. h. D. = Dir. of State, Teie, College: Slippe: ps = ock, Pa., since 1925. Waldie, onrad T., B. "16; M. A. ’24; S., D. Darby Pa., since 1923. Wallize, 4 A. B., Edison +s r. H. S., Harris- urg, Pa. Walton, George A., A. 704; A. M. ’07; Prin. George School, } Bs School, Pa., wanes Be M. os urtis B. S. Super. Twp. Voc. Sch., Spring Mills, “Pa posed 1926, Weaver, H. B., Ph. B. ’14; Prin. H. S., New Kensington, Pa., since 1925. Westlake, F., Prin. East Washington Sch., Washington, Pa., since 1916. Wiley, Roy W., New Rien, Pa. Williams, C. oO. B. S. Ed. ’21; M. A. ’28; Asst. Prof. of Ed., errap State Col., Harrisburg, Pa. Wilson, (Mrs.) y L. W., D. ’97; Prin. South Philadelphia H. g "is Girls, Philadelphia, Pa., since 1916. Winner, H. E., Ph. B. ’01; Ph. M. ’21; LL. D. ’26; Prin. South’ Hills H. S., Pittsburgh, Pa, since 1917. Worthington, Edward H., A. B. ’13; A. M. ee Univ. of Pa.; Prin. Thomas jWitliams » Wyncote, Pa., since 1918. Wyland, Mary Jane, Ph. B. ’05; M. A. *27; Assoc. Prof. Sec. Edu., Penn. State yet: PNeoa Pa. eager, ‘m. —_ * %s Prin. 136 N. 26th St., Camp’ Hill, Yoder, H. B., B. S. 17; iM. 29; Prin. » Kutztown, Pa. +» since toe H., Del Zimmerman, A. elta, Pa. RHODE ISLAND Bosworth, C. W., A. B. ’09; A. M. 710; Prin. Cranston’ H. S., Auburn, R. IL, since 1917, Caffrey, Charlotte E., Dept. Research, 10 University Ave., Providence, R. I. Callahan, William L., A. B. ’12; Ed. M. ’26; Prin. Burrillville H. S., Pascoag, R. I., since 1914. Goime. A. S., A. B. ’92; Prin. Jr. H. S., I., since 1927. West Warwick, R. Harkins, John M., B. ’08; Prin. Warren ee West Barrington, R. I., since Hathaway, G. West, Ph. B. ’02; Prin. Veazie a. Grom, Sch., Providence, RL, aoe 1920 Hill, ae » pe. Pog’ Barrington, R. I. Holden, wis E., 16; Prin. H. S., Barrington, R. 7 ae 1929. Jager, Harry A., A. B. ’08; M. A. 08; rin. Hope St., H. S., 183 Verndale Ave., Providence, R. I., since 1925. Maryott, —s » Sr.-Jr. H. S., East Providence, Mason, Che tles i E., “55 School St., Westerly, Pomeroy, By f Eugene, A. B._'10; Prin. Warwick » Apponaug, R. I., since Towne, Charles F., A. B.; Asst. Supt., Providence, R. I., since 1926. DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Whipple, Lucius A., B. S. 08, R. I. State niv.; A. M. 28, a. niv.; Prin. Sr. H. S., Pawtucket, R. I., since 1922. SOUTH CAROLINA Barton, W. A. Jr., B. A. ’10; M. A. ’23; Ph. D. ’30; Coker College, Hartsville, s. S., Green- Brannon, William Lester, A. B. ; Supt. ar, S. C., cr ag 1922, B. 71 . M. ’24; Prin. S.. ” Columbia, s. 74 since 1930. Deten’ R. A. B. ’25; Supt. Public Sch., Smoaks, S._C., since 1926. Hungerpilter, I. C., Prin. H. S., Hartsville, Logeins, W. F., Prin. H. S., Greenville, Mayer, L. V., A. B. ’22; Supt. Wash. Cons. H. S., Parksville, ’s. V., Ashley Hall, Charleston, , Charleston, S. C. Benson, Walter W., Prin. H. ood, S. C. Coon, Mosiman, T. F., H. Rowell, W. A., B. Ss. Sis, Landrum, S. C., since 1930. Ward, W. H. Walterboro, S. Cc. SOUTH DAKOTA Amirault, A. F., (Rev.) Pres. Columbus Col., Sioux Fails, S. Batson, W. H., A. B. 07; Ph. D. '16; Head Dept. of Ed., Univ. of South Da- kota, Vermillion, 8. D., since _— Beaver, C. A., Supt., Yankton, S. D. Beers, Fred 4., B. A. ’25; Supt. Consoli- dated Sch., Meckling, S. D., since 1926. Bersagel, E. L., Supt. Schs., Wakouda, S. D. Brady, J. M., B. A. ’05; Supt. Jr. Col., Mitchell, S. D., since 1919. Britzman, H. C., Canton, S. D. Brumbaugh, ne B. ’16; Asst. Prin. H. S., Sioux Fails, . D., since 1916. Bullock, John K., B. S. ’21; Supt. Sch., Armour, S. D., since ory Byrne, Lee, A. B.; Ph. D.; Head Dept. Urban Ed., Cie State "Tchrs. Aberdeen, g. D., since 1926. Caldwell, . B., Supt., Mission Hill, S. D. Caldwell, W. L., Prin. H. S., Belle Fourche, Carberry, E. F., Springfield, S. D. Clark, T. L., Winner, . D. Curran, Clay C., B. A. ’17; Prin. H. S., Lead, D., since 1920. Delker, S. F., B. S. ’22; vet. Con. Sch., Chester, S. D., since 1921. Dingler, W. W., Supt., South Shere, &, D. Dunbar, Orville’ D., B. S. ’13; M. A. °19; ti Sr. H. S., Huron, Ss. D., " since 1925. Dunn, Wendell E., A. B. ’16; A. M. ’27; Prin. Central H. S., Aberdeen, S. D., since 1929. Early, William I., A. B. ’00; A. M. ’25; Prin. Washington H. S., Sioux Falls, S. D.,. since io Everhardt, E. M., Supt., Pager, Ss. D. ne B. J. W., Supt., Dist. No. , Canova, Fort, M., A. 13; Univ. of Ill.; A. M. 28, ‘ony, of he Prin. H. S. Mitchell, S. D., since 1918. Gulson, J. A., B. A. ’24; Supt. Sch., Hart- ford, S. D., ages 1924, Hawley, George I a . '27; Prin. H. S., Fairburn, be pt. 1927. Hollister, Ry A. B. 199: Prin. H. S., Vermillion, S. D., since 1925. 84 Jones, Lottie M., B. A. ’24; zyte. Jr. S., Mitchell, S. D., since i Kingston, Agnes A., Madison, $. D. Krug, R. H., Deadwood, Leyman, je B. A. 20; "Supt. Sch., Elk Point, S. D., since 1913. Lynott, Maurice A., B. A. ’22; Prin. H. S., Brookings, S. D., since 1929. MacGregor, Mary, Prin., Centerville, S. D. MacKintosh, M., Avon, A A. McNulty, Cc Bus Prin. H. S .» Burbank, S. D. Morgan, H. S., B. A. ’17; Prin. Univ. H. Vermillion, Ss. Mosby, H . G., A. B. 24; Supt. Con. Sch., Irene, S. D., since 1925. Norton, Mary B., A. B. 08; A, M. 712; Supt. Sch. Faulkton, Ss. D, since 1912. Noteboom, Charlotte, University H. S., Ver- milion, : 14; Supt. Jr. Col- 917. Quiring, P. F., A. B. lege, Freeman, S. D., since isk, ee Vermilion, S. D. Scarbro, Pe ‘5. + Sch. of Agriculture, Brook- suniiem Sister M., Mt. Marty Acad., Yankton, S. D. —, Matilda E., Prin. H. S., Madison, Tieszen, A. V., Waddel, W. S., Freeman, S. D. Bradley, S. D. TENNESSEE Amburn, F. H., 2716 Linden Ave., Knox- ville, Tenn. Bates, Creed F. Jr., A. B.; M. A.; Prin. H. S., Chattanooga, Tenn. Evans, Ww. Ernest, A. B. ’08; Prin. Sr. Knoxville, Tenn,, since 1918. Gnuse, H. H., A. B. 704; A. M. ’05; Prin. org Side H. S., Memphis, Tenn., since Hall, mee B., A. _™ 20; M. A. ’24; Ed. Ed. D. “beat Sec. Ed. Peabody Gis Tehes.,- legen Tenn., since 1928. ye i he K., A. 719, Union Col.; M. ’27, Univ. ‘of Wis.; - Prin. Dobyns- Bennet "ti. S., Kingsport, Tenn., since McCallie, J. P., Headmaster of McCallie ch., Mission ye * Saatancose, Tenn. Ragsdale, S. L., B. ’10, Peabody Col.; ty Humes H. %, Memphis, Tena. since 1925. Rubins, Ralph B., B. A. ’03; M. A. °15; Supt. Schs., Bristol, Tenn., since 1914. Smith, a G., Prin. Grove Henry Co. S., Paris, 7. Smyth, Wiliam G., A. 02; Prin. Park Jr. H. , Knoxville, to since 1923, Tarwater, » BA Prin. H. S., Etowah, Tenn., since 1928 Yarbrough, N. H., kh. Sch. Pea- body Col., Nashville, Tenn. TEXAS Allen, W. S., A. B. ’12; A. M. ’15; Ph. D. 23; Prof. of Sec. Ed., Baylor Univ., Waco, tna ~~ 1924, Bailey, John F., Prin. Sr. H. S., Brecken- ridge, Tex., since 1936. Buster, N. E., Prin. W. James Jr. H. S., Fort Worth, Tex. Cons, R. A., M. A. ’23; Prin. H. S., Port Arthur, Texas. Comstock, Ernest B., A. B. 05; A. M. ’26; Prin. North Dallas H. S., Dallas, Tex., since 1922. Dudley: L. E., B. A. M. A. °16; Prin. 09; Abilene, Tex., since 1918. Wy! Arb S Bae L Fitz S rin. nce 24; in, yl. ; ns- ce lie 3) eee ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Eakeley, F. S., B. S. 719; M. A. °19; Prin. Main Avenue H. S., San - ‘Antonio, Tex., since 1924. Evans, A. W., M. A. ’24; Ph. D. ’28; Head of Dept. of Ed., Texas Tech. Col., Lubbock, Tex., nes "1925. Evans, C.” E., Prin. H. S., Box 695, San Marcos, Tex. Fuhrmann, a College, Corpus Christi, Tex Gardner, Cc. oy A. °11; M. A. ’15; Prin. North Sr. 7 ort Worth, Tex., since 1922. Genheimer, E. T., H. S. Waco, Tex. Gentry, George, A. B. 106, Baylor Univ.; Prin. Jr.-Sr. H. S., Big Spring, Tex., since 1928. James, be A., B. S. ’94; M. A. 795; io lo Bhp Galveston, Tex., since McCallun, + N., Supt., Austin, Tex. McDonald, E. C., B. A. ’99; Prin. Sr. H. S., ay Tex., since 1917. Meachem, W. A., Prin. Polytechnic H. S., Fort Worth, Tex. Parker, W: lie A., B. S. ’07; Prin. Forest Avenue S., ’Dailas, Tex, since 1920. Paschal, R. LB A. B._’91; Prin. Central H. S., Fort Worth, Tex., since 1906. Rider, §. H., B. A. °14; M. A. ’15; Prin. H. S. Wichita Falls, Tex., since 1919. Shea, James Thomas, Asst. Dir. Edu., 1625 W. Mulberry St., San fre a Tex. Pe ” Sparks, R. B., A. B. 719; Marshall Tex. since 1926. Stockard, Leroy V., M. LA 717; Supr. Sch., Dallas, Tex. bE 1924 Srugley, T. I., B. S. ’24; M. A. °29; Prin. Jr. -» Port Arthur, Tex., since 1929. Terry, George, Prin. H. S, Olton., Tex. Welch, A. G., Prin. French Reena Sch. District, Beaumont, T: Williams, L. Vv. 3601 Thomas yon .» Dallas, Tex. Wylie, W. C., Jr. H. S., Palestine, Tex. UTAH Arbuckle, Gorrede, Pre. West Junior H. S., Salt Lake City, Utah. Baer, (Mrs.) May K., . Hotel, Salt Lake City, Utah. Pigeeret, "Elizabeth, ele, West H. S., 1 Fox, Feramorz Ae AB “106, Univ. of Utah; M. L. 712, Univ. of “Calif.; Pres. Latter Day Saints Col., Salt Lake City, Utah., since Green, Delle es 743 25th o Ogden, Utah. Greenwood, E. E, Prin. of ‘Sch., Midvale, Hagen, A J., Prin. Irving Junior H. S., Salt’ Lake City, Utah. Hinckley, F. A., 701; M. A. ’23; Prin. Box Elder H. s., Brigham City, Utah, since 1917. Knudsen, Milton H., A. 17;_M. S. ’21; Pres. Snow Col., Bohr sin, "Utah, since 1923. Millikan, Bruce E., Prin. East H. S., Salt S e City, ‘ 17, Univ. of Utah; Nielson, L. W., . s. 1324, Jordan’ : S., Sandy, Utah, since 1 Pratt, P. B., 303 E. First North St., Brig- ham City,’ Rowe, Alice E., Asst. Prin. East H. S., Salt Lake City Stearns, oe j., B 3 s. 13; Prin. Roose- velt Jr. H. S., She Lake City, Utah, since 1921. Stewart, C. L., S. ’24; Prin. North San- pete H. S., Rit Pleasant, Utah, since 7923. 85 Van Cott, Oscar, B. S. ’°14; Prin. Bryant Jr. H. S., Salt Lake City, Utah, since 26; Prin. Duchesne elt, Viab, since 1927, 1888. Watts, n™. A., B. S. Junior H. S., Roosevel Woolf, De ‘+e Prin. Salt’ Lake City, Utah. VERMONT Allan, Kenneth T., Johnson, Ver. Anderson, C. A., "Acad., Thetford, Ver. Anderson, Fogmend, Highgate Center, Ver. Ashland, H. Williamstown, Ver. Bailey, Mar. y, North ene Ver. Barrett, (The Reverand) A Prin. St. ae Acad., Montpelier, “or ,» Raymond C., Prin. South Royalton, Vee. Bean, F. I., Fairfax, Ver. Benedict, Ezra W., Arlington, Ver. Boak, Edward K., Windsor, Ver. Bodine, “—' @. Chester, Ver. ae A “Business Col., er. Carter, Wm. a Vergennes, Ver. Chaffee, Maude M., Morrisville, Ver. een Eugene H., Prin. H. S., Richmond, er. Dickinson, Harry B., Prin. H. S., St. Al- ns, Ver. Erickson, ye N., Northfield, Ver. Flanders, D., Island Pond, Ver. Gorham, Marcus F., Brandon, Ver. Haggerty, Tobin, North Troy, Ver. Harrington, Guy, Derby, a gs Earle E., Black bol Acad., Lud- low, Higee, J. 'W., Prin. Seminary, Montpelier, Heath, Allan J., Prin., Stowe, Ver. Hinchey, Francis N., West Rutland “Ver. Hodsdon, R. P., Prin. H. S., Rochester, Ver. Horne, Robert S., Jeffersonville, Ver. Hosmer, Willis it; Prin. H. S. Barre Ver. Hewes Ralph E., Brigham Acad., Bakers- field, Ver. Hoxie, I. Hi, Acad., Peachem, Ver. Treland, Elwood F., ’B. S. 22; Prin. H. S., Newport, Ver., since 1929. ag George R., Hardwick, Ver. enney, Orlo K., Essex unction, Ver. Johnson, Leslie 0., B. 15; Prin. H. S., Rutland, Ver., since 1925. Joye D. S., North Bennington, Ver. Clarence L., Prin. H. S., Proctor, Jo ce, R. F., Cathedral H. S., Burlington, Sentnen, Theodore, H. S., Montpelier, Ver. Kimball, J. Ts H. S., elsea, Ver. Maloney, E. T., Jericho Center, Ver. Mathewson, O. "D., Institute, Lyndon, Ver. Mayo, Ralph: C., Essex Cy, er. Millett, Robert N., Prin. » Springfield, Ver. Meatags, Harry N., Newport Center, Ver. Muir, Gilbert, Wells River, Ver. Rutland, Nicollo, F., Prin. St. Anne’s Acad., mae Ver. om = J., Pub. Schs., New Haven, er Otis, E. Lyman, West Charleston, Ver. Owen, Wilfrid L., Danville, Ver. ye. Whitney, White River Junction, Parkins West Puriet, Ver. pear Burlington, V fr. Peck, C. Henrietta, VPrin. Grade Sch., Fair Haven, Ver. Rees, Robert D., Middletown Springs, Ver. DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Newton III., Greensboro, Ver. Pestle, R. Waitsfield, Ver. Pierce, Gedsle E., Prin., Barton, Ver. inkham, Vernon C., Leland & Gray, Town- shend, Ver pee, ‘Royce S., Wallingford, Ver. Rich, Burr and Burton Acad., Man- Rd “sc Rising, Charles S., Orleans, Ver. Rowe, ponent P., Waterbury, Ver. Rowe, , Groton, Ver. — f -3- F., Prin. H. S., Richford, er. Seaver, Amory D., B. S., ’16; Ed. M. ’29, Harvard Univ.; Prin. H. 1S Middleburg, Ver., since 1930. Seldon, John ie Bristol, Ver. Sellers, Paul T., Prin., Canaan, Ver. Shepard, Morrill F., Newbury, Ver. Simpson, W. A., Mil ton, Ver. Perrin, rf Smith, James F., A. 703; A. M. °25; sone H. S., Bellows Falls, Ver., since Smith, Phillip W., petal, Ver. Stackpole, George R., Winooski, Ver. Stiles, F. ?-. inesburg, Ver. Stone, A. L., Williamstown, Ver. Sturtevant, Arthur L., Franklin, Ver. Superior, Sister, Mount St. Joseph Acad., utland, Ver. Tebbetts, Jesse M., Fair Haven, Ver. Thomas, (Mrs.) Bessie K., Woodstock, Ver. Thomas, Lee W., Swanton, Ver. Thompson, R. L Tchs. Col. Acad., Poul- tney, Ver. Tree Walter F., Prin. H. S., Randolph, Tully, Charles r Midsichery, Ver. Urgu “ ag 4 B. Sc. ’20; Suprv. Prin. Pub. Pittsford, en’ since 1921. Wallace, B. ‘Holmes, A. B.; A. M.; Assoc. Prof. Sec. Univ. Ver., Burlington, Ver., v4 1944, Welcome, A. , Wilmington, Ver. Wiggin, Tesenk ’A., Brattlebora, Ver. Wilson, Theodore H.,, Acad., Saint ‘Johns- bury, Ver. Wood, Walter C., Prin., Bennington, Ver. Wright, Jasper H., Enosburg, Ver. VIRGINIA Alexander, Fred M., B. A. ’21; Prin. H. S., Newport News, Va. since 1917. Bedinger, Neal 4. Prin. Oak Level H. S., News Ferry, Boitnott, John Ww. Finereli, Va. Bowers, A. E., B. 24; Prin. H. S., Washin ‘on, Va., Fe 1926. Bristow, A. B., A. B. 05; M. A. ’15; Prin. Matthew Fontaine Maury H. S., Norfolk, Va., since 1920. Chase, Francis S., B. S. Ed. ’27; Prin. H. Suffolk, Va, “one 3 Crickentriner Nora E., Prin. “H. S., Bas- sett, Edmunds, “T. C., Prin. D. W. Davis H. S., Staunton, as Gasque, Q. D. S..’22; Prin. Warren Co. H. S., Front 2S. Va., since 1925. Ikenberry, W. C., B. A. 712; Me A. 718; Prin. Jackson jr. H. S., Roanoke, Va., since 1927. Lawson, W. F. Jr., A. B. ’26; Prin. H. S., Eastville, Va., mae 1927. McCullough, W x Univ. of W. Va.;_ Prin. pp a E. Le, Jr. H. S., Lynch hore, ‘ Miller, C. » Amelia, Va. Sanger, Lina Be 3” A. 16, Bridgewater H Col.; M, A. ’25, Univ. of Pa.; Prin. S., Bridgewater, Va., since 1918. 86 Peters, David Wilbur, B. S. °13; M. A. 28; State Su , ec, Ed., 3408 Park Ave., Richmond, since 192°. vem. Andrew M., > Mekiins H. S., Claren- Va. walker, H. A. C., A. B. ‘97; Prin. E. C. Glass H. S., Lynchburg, Va., since 1922. WASHINGTON Balkema, Richard R., A. B. 713; Prin. Weath ro Sr. H. S., Aberdeen, Wash., since — » Barkhaf, G. B. S. ’09; Prin. H. S., Colton, Wash. since 1929. Booth, John Martin, M. S. Ed. ’28; Prin. Central Valley H. S., Greenacres, Wash. Brooks, Frank, B. A. '23; Prin. H. S., Sumner, Wash., since 1927, Brown, . P., A. B. ’16; Prin. Miller lympia, Wash., since 1919, Crane, Lilian A. D., Bx. 161, Redmond, ag ae agree - 01; Prin. Ball ~. H. a. Seattle, 9 Wash. .» Since 1921, - Edgar M., Dept. of Ed., Univ. Wash, Seattle” Wash. Rainer, E. +» B. A. '06; Supt. Sch., Peshastin, Wash., since 1926. Frisbie, (Mrs.) W. H., B. A. 24; Prin. H. » Yelm, Wash., since 1926. Froula B. ’98; Prin. Roosevelt H. S., Seattle, Wash. sipee 35% Fr, H. » Libby Jr. H. S., Spokane, ash. Gehring, 4 o. F., Prin. Washington Junior akima, Wash Hansen, How P., B. Ed. °17; Prin. H. S., Hartz, David M., B. S. 21; A. B. '25; Prin, H. S., Arlington, Wash., since 1927. Joy, F A. B. Prin. South J; Jr. H Everett,_ Wash.” ‘since 1926. Kennedy, F. G., Prin. North Central H. S., Spokane, Wash. Kester, R. K., B. ’07; il Sr. H. S., A. Yakima, Wash., since McNeill, Nellie Fe B. A. 109; M. A. '10; a "Union H . S Tenino, "Wash. .» since Meyer, J. D., B. A. 12; M. A. '21; Prin. a H. S., Spokane, Wash., since Nagle, Fre , Frederick G., Lewis and Clark H. Spoka: ne, Wee. Reed, scaeee S. 06; A. M. ’07; Prin. Franklin H. Ag) Becutte ‘Washington, since gs Roop, M. W., A. B. ’23; 2s. Sch., Ben- ton City, Wash., since b Self, =] Prin. H. S » Wash. Shaw, Joh: fe P ‘a "195 ” Havermale Junior i. S., Spokane, Sperlin, 0. B., B. ’03, Tadlene Univ.; Ph. M. ’08, "Univ. of Chicago; Univ. of Washington, Seattle, Wash., since 1928. WEST VIRGINIA 6.5 Henry i Prin. Victory H. S., Clarks- Arnett, Frank. E, Prin. H. S., Elkins, W. ain Cc. M., Qaett Junior H. S., Huntington, Barnett, nard, Washington H. S., Lon- n, W. Bartlett, J. F. Prin. Otter District H. S., Gassaway, W. Va. Beck, G. A., A. B. °19; Prin. Weir H. S., Weirton, I + since 1920. Berisford, H. Prin. County H. S., Wayne, W. ve” = A. Park laren- E. C. 1922, Prin. —— ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Bonar, Ross, pee. Junior H. S., Buckhan- non, W. B * prin, Unidis H. S., West Bond 3 Mitford, W. Va. Braham, R. . B. '29; Prin. gastos > Chel an, W. Va., since 1928 mt A. B. ’14; Prin. H. S., Buckhannon, Ww. Va., ne 1919. Browning, E. R., Cc. ’s. S., Mallory, We BS - &. i coe Bryan, | Robert Prin. H. S., harleston, W. Me, Buckey, W. E., A. B. ’22; A. M. ’24; Prin. H. S., Fairmont W. Va., since 1922. Ca; linger, J. S., Prin. H. S., Pickens, W. a. Cavendish, F. B. ’27; Prin. H. S., Montgomery, Ww. . since 1920. Chenoweth, Kenneth E., Prin. Junior H. S., Pratt, W. Va. Carey E. E., A. B. 718; A. M. ’26; Prin. H. Martinsburg, W. Va., since 1923. Clari bE Tygarts Valley H. S., Mill reek, . Va. Cig P. W., A. B. ’22; Prin. District $., Moorefield, Ww. Va., since 1929. Chater” R. W., Independence, W. Va Colebank, George H., A. ; M. A. ’28, niv.; Prin. University H. s., Morgantown, Va., since 1928. Conway, C. M. ’28; Supt. Sch., Webster Springs, W. Va., since 1927. Cooper, Marvin, Prin. Cahoun Co. H. &., Grantsville, W. Va. Corbitt, Gordon P., Prin. Dist. H. S., Man- nington, W. Va. Cox, James C., Prin. H. S., Marshall Co., Sherrard, . Va. Crawiese, R. T., Prin. H. S., Walkersville, Cul ; E. J., Prin. H. S. Harrisville, W. a. Custer, R. L., Prin. H. S., Ripley, W. Va. Dean, D. E., Prin. H. s, Richwood, W. Va. Dickenson, Ss. Eo, Ph. 23; Prin. Roose- velt- Wilson H. S., Chickebirg, W. Va., since 1927. Doss, Claude C., Prin. H. S., Chattaroy, Va. Dunn, Beecher, Milan H. S., Tipple, W. ‘a. Farmer, John D., S., Mirllens, W. Va. Flinn, Virgil S., He Roosevelt H. S., Charleston, W. Va. Gipons, Mabel F., Thomas Jefferson Jr. H. a ow W. Va. Iowa State Gibson y | * 16; A. M. ’20; Prin. $.; eR Ry w. Va., since 1923. Gum, 3: B. L., Prin. Junior H. S., Reedsville, Gwinn, ve N., A. B. ’21; Prin. H. S., Hin- ton. W. Va., since 1927. Haldane, George M., Junior H. S., Hunting- ton, W. Va. Harvey, James L., Prin. H. S., Sharples, a. Hawkins, George W., Duval Dist. H. S., Griffithsville, W. Va. as T. D., Prin. Montcoal-Stickney ue Montcoal, W. Va. Ho, . w W., Kermit, W._Va. R. Prin. Ten Mile Dist. H. S., Bristol, W. vk, A. B. ’22; Prin. Union Home sridge Ww. Va., since 1926. g., Bridgeport, Hast, G. R, oerin. H. S., Hundred, W. B. Va. Cc. W. A. M. A. ’12; Jeciaon ay t's Biteheld, W. Va. 1917. Jere Thomas E., Prin. Curry Dist. H. S., Hurrican, W. Va. 87 Kendle, A L., Center Dist. Junior H. S., Wileyville, . Va. Kenney, Charles E., A. B. ’20; Prin. H. S., .Charleston, W. Va. -, since 1926. Kidd, Arnett L., berg hy A Kimble, B. E., A. "17; Supt. Sch "Black Ling Dist., YR W. Va. * since 1928. King, P. Prin. Triadelphia H. S., O Park « Wheeling, W. Va. King, R. E., Prin, H. S., "Albright, W. Va. ¢, Prin. Graham Dist. H. S., W. Va. Prin. H. S., Piedmont, W. Becky, W. a Sg Woodrow Wilson H. S., Kuhn H ~~ Grafton, Ww. Va. Fane = ”mereon, B. S. Ed. ’20; A. M. u S., State Dept. Ed., Capitol Bligs Rear W. Va., since 1927. Levene, L. K., Prin. Dist. H. S., Poca, Machlin, Edwin S., oo “4 Tae. W. Va. Univ., ike tiny Kagds, G. T., Knotts, Z. R., Metaot, Clyde R., Clay pie H. S., Shinn- on, W. McConkey, Orie, A . B. ’03; Prin. Washing- ton Irving H. S., Clarksburg, W. Va., since 1896. McKnight, H. va” Prin. H. S., Gauley Bridge, ¥. McNeill, G. D., Marlington, W. Va. Mick, a 2 Prin. Glade Dist. H. S., Cowen, W. Cte Moore, H. B., G bri Levistete. W, rm riar Military Sch., Nine, E. “gant A. B. ’25, Elkins Col.; tae H. ., Capon Bridge, W. Va., since Nolley, G. M., Prin. El Birichrack a khorn Dist. H. S., i ~ pe H., State Dept. Ed., Charles- Peregoy, cues G., A. B. ’23; Prin. Trap Dist. Eccles, W. Va., since 1924. Peters, {ohn E., Prin. Crook Dist. H. S., an, Piggott, H. W., Prin. H. S., Parkersburg, . Va. Fogel, I. J., Prin. H. S., Northfork, W. Ramsey, G. D., Prin. Grant Dist. H. S., Cairo, W. Va. Reed, Gilbert, "Prin. o a Lake Dist. H. S., ” Burnsville, W Roach, John O., yy WwW. Va. Robinett, M. J., Prin. Jr. H. S., Fort Gay, . Va Rohr, H. D., Prin. S., Weston, W. Va., Shaw, W. R, Terra aie W.Va. ws Scigenerer, R. W., Prin. H. S., Adolph, Shamater, R. W., Prin. H. S., Spencer, Smith, ae 4 BA. ’27; Prin. Union Dis 4 H. w. Va., since Smith, Florence, pie. H. S., White Sulphur Springs, Snodgrass, B. M, Prin. Magnolia H. S., New Martinsville, W. Va. Speicher, George M., Prin. Union H. S., unbar, W. Va. Stalnaker, C. * » Logan, W. Va. Stathers, Allan, B. s “a8 ’W. Va. Wesleyan Col.; Asst. Prin. H. S., Weston, W. Va., since 1928. Stayman, Joseph W., Ph. B.; A. M. 97; sn Potomac State Sch., Keyser, W. a. Stuckey, H. J., Moorfield, W. Va. DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY-SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Stat, W. J., Prin. H. S., Masontowa, . Va. Suen, E. Q., Prin. H. S., Huntington, W. Sales Clyde S., Prin. H. S., Rivesville, W. Va. Terry, Roy B Pineville, W. Va. ba ai Buren H., Prin. H. S., Herndon, W. M., Geotien, W. Va. Toothman, Homer c. 13; M. "A. 26; Ginn and wr" 1108 Alexander Place, Tolment, Ww Vee ny 1923. "12; Pres. Trent, W. Phitigpgi, Ww. “Va., since Tomlinson, E. , A. "roe Weoie Tylen. Eleanor uvtec, Potomac St. Schl., Keyser, Underwood, C. B. S. ’18; M. S. ’20; Prin. H. S., Mourisviile, W. Va., since 1926. Upton, A. Van Gorder, B. S. y, St. Dir. Phys. Ed., St. Dept. Phys. » Clarks- burg, W. Va., since 1929. Venue, Bessie C. > $* Rw ve Mh Va. Vincent, ae" L., A. M. '30; Prin. aa a. Va., since 1922. Whaley, W. C., Prin. E. Fairmont H. S., Fairmont, W. Va. hes: H. M., Prin. H. S., Williamson, Ww. Wilson, “Gente a A Mt. View H. S., Creek, W. Va. Woofter, J. A. A. B. ’20; Prin. Dist. H. S., Walton, W. Va., dere 1926. Yoke, French, Prin. H. S., Sutton, W. Va. WISCONSIN Antholz, H. J., Prin. Sch., Spooner, Wis., since 192! Baird, Harry D Ph. B. ’25; M. A. ’28; Dir. Voc. Guidance, Lincoln’ H. S., Mani- towoc, Wis., since 1930. Balzer, George J., A. B. ’02; A. M. ’09; Prin. Washington H. S., Milwaukee, Wis., since 1911. Barnes, Volney G., . 08; Prin Central H. S., Madison, eo since 1912. Born, — E., Vice Prin. Maryland Ave., H. , Milwaukee, Wis. alee . R., A. B. ’22; Prin. H. S., Cudahy, is., since 1928. Chamberlain, George A., A. B._’91; Prin. Riverside H. S., Milwaukee, Wis., since 1905. Cole, Ph. B. 03; Prin. West H. S., OS Fy. Wis., since 1907. Commer, Harold F., Lincoln H. S., Hurley, Cox, James L., M. E.; Prin. Boys’ Zochaleal H. S., p Milwaukee, 'Wis., since 1910. Desesa, & > Any "15; M. A. 263 Suprv. rin. Sch., ‘Shllsbure, Wis., since 1921. Fale Ph illip H B. ’21; Prin. H. S., Stoughton, Wis., aa 1924, Field, D. E., Logan H. S., La Crosse, Wis. Finner, F. F., B. A. ’12; M. A. ’28; Prin. Sch., New Holstein, Wis., since 1918. Foster, Herbert H., Ph. B. 00; Ph. D. ’07; Prof. of Ed., Beloit Col., Beloit, Wis. since 1923. Giese, W. C., B. S. a: M. A. '17; Prin. Washington Park H. S., Racine, Wis., since 1919. Gilbert, O. io . A. 19; M. A. '24; Prin. Lincoln H Pi Milwaukee, Wis. Granger, Oscar, Shorewood H. S., Mil- waukee, Wis. Hatfield, C. A., Ph. B. ’26; Supt. Cornell, Wis., since 1927, 88 Hayes, Goferinn E., B. A.; Dean of Girls S Crosse, on mM 124; 1925 Hams. Harold, Birnamwood, Semaney, Homer S., 1614 WNevball St., Milwaukee, oe Hershberger, L. D., A. B. ’15, Goshen Col; 25 Univ. of Wis.; Prin. Little Wolf ‘iH. S fwy Md ag since 1926, Ibson, Ada i ’R. Bx. 10B, Racine, Wis. Kingsford, cC., B. L. OR Supt. Sch., Baraboo Wise ‘since 1910. Kitowski, 4}. E., B. A. ’26; Supt. & H. S. Prin., Menasha, Wis., since 1925. ‘ay, ’ Kjeseth, M, A., B. A. °17; Ph. M. Prin., Winneconne, 7, since 1924. Klaus, Roland A., B. *20; M. A. 727; Supt. & Prin. H. ¢ Mauston, Wis., since 1922. Klontz, V. E., Prin. Jr-Sr. H. S., Janes- ville, Wis. Kraus, josegh F Ph. B. ’25; Prin. Emer- - Stevens Point, Wis., since ea C. D., Prin., Berlin, Wis. Lovedale, Leroy E,, Prin. Pub. Schs., Pesh- tigo, Wis., since 1928 McMahon, Mar, _ C., 605 W. Walnut St., Green Bay, McNeel, J. H., 'B. A. ’00; Prin. H. S., Beloit, is., since ne Miller, D. W., B. S. ; M. A. 27, Univ. of Chicago; Prin. orlick Sr. ; on Racine, Wis., since 1927. Nilsen, William O., B. A. 124; Prin. Union ree H. S., re Wis., since 1927. Nixon, O. F., A. B. ’14; A. M. ’22; Prin. East H. S., Green Bay, Wis., since 1920. Painter, I. ¢., A. 99; Prin. H. S., Wausau, Wis., *.. 1911. Peters, Donald E., West Salem, Wis. Pomeroy, Mabel F., 1392 Prospect Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. Qusie, Newell E. Pyle. by Wis. A. M. ’29; Prin. ahn, Grant, A. B.? — H. S., Milwavkee, Wis., since Randle, Foster S., A. B. ’11; Prin. East Side H. S., Madison, Wis., since 1922, Schlosser, F. F., Ph. B. ’28; Supt. Sch., Algoma, Wis., since 1925. Scott, Geo. D., B. S. ’16; Prin. H. S. LaCrosse, Wh. we 1926, Senty, Walter B., / M. A. ’26; ca Jr. H. S., "leatleae Wis., since Small. Wiles Ed., Prin. Indian School, Keshena, Stangel, C. G. “A. B. 99, Univ. of Wis.; Prin. Lincoln H. ., Manitowoc, Wis., since 1900. Sutton, Henry F., Ph. B. ai Supt. Schs., Green Bay, Wis., ow 1919. Swancutt, van L., B. 24; Prin. Sr. .» Wauwatosa, Wiss since 1924, Srila, Ben. A., Ph. B. ’28; Prin. Campbells- Wis., since 1924, Theisen, A. '15; M. A. '27; Prin. Sr. S., "Fond “du Lac., Wis., since 1925. Thomas, J. R., Ph. B. ’28; Prin. H. S., Loyal, Wis., since 1924. Tremper, Ne N., A. B. °01, Univ. of Mich. ; M. 128, Univ. of Ill; Prin. Sr. s.. tA, Wis. since 1911. Urban, William 04; Prin. H. S., Sheboygan Wis., i. 1909, we le, C. Gilbert, B. S. '96; A. M. °15; 7 Central ta s., Superior, Wis., since webster, May E., H. S., Appleton, Wis. a neon penn ee Wern West, Pri: sinc Willit Ph. Wi: Wort cag kes Zinns kee, Hann liar Harv‘ Gre Hum McIn W: Michi Moye lin: Pinn Rowe ley Stepl ; ADMINISTRATION ABSTRACTS AND DIRECTORY Werner, Fred W., B. S. ’01; Prin. North Div. H. S., Milwaukee, Wis., since 1927. West, Ralph’ O., Ph. B. ’10, Wooster Col.; Prin. jrcae r. "HL s. West Allis, Wis., will sg, Mat hew H., 06; M. A. '16; illin, at ew ’ h. D. °2 Asso. * Brot ‘of Ed., Univ. of Wis., Madison’ Wis., since 1926. Worthington, John Ne at A. B. 713, Val- paraiso Univ.; 18, Ye, of Chi- cago; Prin. Lincoln Jr. -Sr. H . S., Wau- Wis., since 1918. Siew, s*o W., 1084, 46th St., Milwau- kee, Wis. WYOMING Hanna, Leo A., B. A. 2) Supt. Sch., Re- liance, Wyo., pings 1926. Harvey, L. G., . 253 ‘Prin. Sr. H. S., Greybull, Wyo., } * 1926. Hume, Clayte, Pine ay Wyo. McIntosh, B. H., Prin. H. = Wyo Michaelson, Cc. rt Pr: She. Dixon, Wyo. Moyer, H. H., A Prin. H. S., Raw- lins, Wyo., since Bons! Pinney, Florence, B. 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