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NATIONAL 
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION 



UNITED STATES 



For the Year beginning July i, 1S98, and I 
June 30, 1899 



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1898 



LIST OF LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 

ARRANGED BY STATES, CLASSES, AND YEARS OF CONTINUOUS MEMBERSHIP 

REVISED TO DECEMBER X, 1898 



In preparing this list, the Secretary has found the records of annual membership 
very imperfect, especially in the earlier years. Every effort has been made, with the 
assistance of the members, to correct all errors. It is too much to hope that this has been 
fully accomplished. Further corrections will be made as errors are discovered. All 
whose names appear in the following list are invited to send to the Secretary, at once, 
corrections of errors and omissions. 

^ Many early members of the association who have contributed largely to its growth 
and success are enrolled under recent dates because their membership has not been con- 
tinuous, and no plan for indicating irregular memberships has been adopted. Many 
others have paid the dues for omitted years, received the volumes of proceedings, and 
obtained credit from the earliest years of their attendance. This privilege is still extended 
to all who wish to avail themselves of it. 

All active members are urged to co-operate with the Executive Committee in extend- 
ing this list until it includes the leading educators of every state, to the end that the 
association may receive their active support, and may in turn render most efficient service 
thru its meetings, its organized plans for educational investigation, and its published 
reports. 

The annual active membership fee will be due at the time of annual meeting, and 
may be paid by a railroad membership coupon delivered to the Treasurer, by cash pay- 
ment to the Treasurer during the annual meeting, or by cash remittance to the Secretary 
before September i of each year. 

The marginal years indicate the date of the commencement of continuous annual 
membership for those whose names immediately follow. The indented years indicate 
date of appointment to present educational position. The names of deceased members 
are indicated by a *. 

Extra copies of this list may be obtained by remitting thirty cents to the Secretary, 
Irwin Shepard, Winona, Minn, 



ALABAMA 

ACTIVE MEMBERS 



1882. Julia S. Tutwiler. 

Principal Alabama Normal College for Girls, Livingston. 
1888. J. H. Phillips, A.M., Marietta Coll., O. ; Ph.D., Southern Univ., Ala. 

1883. Superintendent of Schools, Park Ave. and 21st St., Birmingham. 
1892. F. M. Roof. 

1887. Principal of Public Schools, 5x3, xgth St., Birmingham. 

1894. LuciEN V. La Taste. 

Agent University Publishing Company, Box 558, Montgomery. 
John Massev, A.M., ';r5, LL.D., '79* Univ. of Ala. 

1876. President Alabama Conference Female College, Tuskegee. 

1895. Mary A. Cahalan. 

1884. Principal of the Powell School, 2311, 4th Ave., Birmingham. 
J. B. Cunningham. 

1898. Principal of High School, 600 S. 27th St., Birmingham. 
♦John T. Gregory, C.E., *8q, Alatoma Polytechnic Inst. 

1894. Principal Grammar School, 996 Government St., Mobile. 
Robert A. Mickle, A.B., '86, Davidson Coll., N. Car. 

Principal Jefierson St. Grammar School, Mobile. 

'Died September 21, 1898. 

IO61 

1 



lo62 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION [Arkansas 

ALPiEXUPL— Continued 
1895. Katb E. Moon. 

Grammar Department, Public Schools, no N. Conception St., Mobile. 
Jambs K. Powers, A.M., *7j, LL,D., ^97, Univ. of Ala. 

1897. President Universiw^ of Alabama, University. 
Charles Ben Van Wie, Ph.M., Ph.D., '94, 111. Wesleyan Univ. 

1888. Department of Pedagogy, State Normal Collie, Florence. 
John D. Yerby, A.B., '^9, Southern Univ. : A.M., '96, Univ. of Ala. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, 996 Government St., Mobile. 

1897. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. 

President, William Le Roy Bro\vn ; Librarian, Charles C. Thach, Auburn. 

1898. Robert Venable Allgood, B.P., *88, B.S., '90* So. Univ., Greensboro; A.M., '93, Univ. of 

Nashville. 

1894. Superintendent of Public Schools, 5th Ave. £., Avondale. 
J. F. Elliott. 

1897. Principal of High School, Brook wood. 

J. A. Knight, B.C., '87, Xeochie Coll., La. ; B.S., '95, Nat. Nor. Univ., Lebanon, O. 
Superintendent of Schools, Mt. Willing. 

ARIZONA 

active members 
1895. Lydia L. Hunt. 

1894. Superintendent U. S. Indian Boarding School, Indian School, San Carlos. 
Jambs McNaughton. A.B., '6a, A.M., '65, Ph.D., *87, Allegheny Coll. 

1805. Prmcipal Territorial Normal School, Tempe. 
Horace E. Wilson. 

1898. Superintendent in charge of Supai Indians and School, Supai. ^ 

1897. F. S. Hafford, A.B., Healdsburg Coll.. Cal. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, Prescott. 

1898. T. E. Dalton, 

Ex 'Territorial Superintendent, Phoenix. 

ARKANSAS 

ACTIVE members 

1887. Thomas A. Futrall, A.M., Univ. of Tenn. 

Superintendent of Schools, Marianna. 
1890. JosiAH H. Shinn, A.B., A.M., *7o. Northwestern Univ. 

Editor "Southern School Journal,*' 3121 Cumberland St., Little Rock. 

1895. George B. Cook. 

Superintendent of Schools, Hot Springs. 
Abbie W, Draughon. 

Teacher in 4th and 5th Grades, Central School, 39a Grand Ave., Hot Springs. 
J. L. HoLLOWAY, A.M., Missouri State Normal. 

1889. Superintendent of Schools, lath and K Sts., Fort Smith. 
W. W. Rivers, A.B., '86, A.M., '89, Univ. of Miss. 

1894. Superintendent of City Schools, Helena. 

1896. Howard (.ates. 

1891. Principal Kramer School, aoth and Cross Sts., Little Rock. 
J. H. HiNEMON, A.M., '03, Arkadelphia Coll. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, 618 W. 6th Ave., Pine Bluff. 
Alfred Lee Peacher, A.M., '9a, Wooster Univ., O. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, 806 Broadway, Van Buren. 

1897. Hendrix College. 

President, A. C. Millar, Conway. 
J. W. Parker. 

Principal of School, 8th and B Sts., Ft. Smith. 
John Hugh Reynolds, A.B., '93, Hendrix Coll. ; A.M., '97, Univ. of Chicago. 

Professor of Education and History, Hendrix College, Conway. 

1898. Mrs. E. M. Blake, Ph.B. 

Teacher of English, Onachita Baptist College, Arkadelphia. 
Jennie Boyd, M.E.L. 

Teacher in Public Schools, Hope. 
Bel le Bunzel. 

Teacher in Public Schools, Little Rock. 
A. D. Garden, A.B., '90. 

1898. Superintendent of City Schools, Camden. 
A. H. Carter, A.B. 

1890. Principal Duval School, 401 S. x8th St., Fort Smith. 
Jennie Cook. 

Elmo. 
J. C. Corbin, A.B., '53, A.M., '60, Ohio Univ. 

1873. President Branch Normal College, Pine Bluff. 
Eva L. Davis, B.L., Hardin Coll., Mexico, Mo. 

1898. Teacher in Public Schools, 1003 Poplar St., Pine Bluff. 
Hattie Denison. 

Teacher in Public Schools, Little Rock. 
LuLA May Futrall, A.B., '98, Galloway Coll. 

1897. First Assistant Jonesboro City Schools, Marianna. 
R. C xjLall. 

1898. Principal of Peabody High School, 1817 Broadway, Little Rock. 
Miss F. O. Hogg. 

Pine Bluff. 
J. H. Keel. 

Newport. 



California] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS X063 

ARKANSAS— G?«//««^</ 

1898. Emma Mann, M.E.L., 'ox, Memphis Con. Female Inst. 

1898. Vice-Principal 6th Ave. School, 627 Walnut St., Pine Bluff. 
John E. Martinbau, A.B., '96, Univ. of Ark. 

Principal Public School, Argenta. 
Mary E. Mftchbll. 

Assistant in High School, 713 State Line St., Texarcana. 
Maggie Murphy, M.E.L. 

1890. Teacher in Public Schools, Little Rock. 
T. P. Murrey. 

Representing American Book Co., Fort Smith. 
Jessie Pollock, M.E.L. 

1895. Teacher in Public Schools, Little Rock. * 

J. R. RiGHTSBLL. 

Superintendent City Schools, Little Rock. 
Cora Shbbbr. 

1894. Teacher in Public Schools, Hot Springs. 
Jennie Mansfield Sherwood. 

1896. Primary Teacher Public Schools, Marianna. 
Julia Shivbs. 

Teacher in Public Schools, Van Buren. 
Miss Leamy Tbague. 

Teacher in Public Schools, Van Buren. 
Lottie Webber, M.E.L., Arkadelphia Coll. 

Teacher in Public Schools, Arkadelphia. 

CALIFORNIA 

LIFE directors 

1881. Andrew J. Rickoff, A.M., LL.D., Univ. of Ohio. 

2429 Bancroft Way, Berkeley. 
x888. LeRoy D. Brown, A.B., '79, A.M., '82, Ohio Wesleyan Univ. ; Ph.D., '83, Baker Univ. 

San Luis Obispo. 

life members 
1870. ♦R. M. Manley. 

635 Grant Ave., San Diego. 
1877. Anna Kalfus Spero. 

Publisher, N. McLaughlin Ave., near Santa Clara Ave., San Jose. 
1879. James H. Hoose, A.M., '64, Ph.D., '73, Syracuse Univ. 

255 S. Euclid Ave., Pasadena. 
1884. Nathan C. Twining, A. B., '61, A.M., '65, Milton Coll., Wis. 

1895. Principal of San Jacinto High School, 1224 Walnut St., Riverside. 
1886. C. Y. Roop. 

1893. Principal of High School. Santa Barbara. 
x888. Rebbcca F. English. 

1891. Critic Teacher, State Normal School, X41 S. loth St., San Jose. 
X889. Augusta W. Hobe. 

x888. Teacher in Grammar Grade, 1633 Hyde St., San Francisco. 

ACTIVE MEMBERS 

X889. Edward T. Pierce, LL.B., '77, Union Univ. ; Pd.D., '94, N. Y. Nor. Coll. 

X892. President State Normal School, Los Angeles. 

1891. EIarl Barnes, M.S., '90, Cornell Univ. 

Department of Education, Leland Stanford Jr. University, Stanford University. 
Elmer E. Brown, A.B., '89, Univ. of Mich.: Ph.D., '90, Halle. 

1893. Prof, of Science and Art of Teaching, Univ. of Cal.,2341 Channing Wav, Berkeley. 

1892. Frederic L. Burk, B.L., '83, Univ. of Cal. ; A.M., '92, Sanford Univ. ; Ph.D., '98, Clark Univ. 

1898. Superintendent of Schools, Santa Barbara. 

1893. James A. Foshay, A.M., Univ. of So. Cal. ; Pd.D., '98, N. Y. Nor. Coll. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, 2391 Scarff St., Los Angeles. 
X894. J. C. Templeton, B.S., '85, Nat. Nor. Univ., O. 

Palo Alto. 
Charles C. Van Libw, Ph.D., '^3, Jena. 

1897. State Normal School, Los Angeles. 
1895. D. R. Augsburg, B.P., '84, Syracuse Univ. 

1898. Director of Drawing, Public Schools, 1261, 6th Ave., East Oakland. 
Lewis B. Avery, B.S., '83, Tabor Coll., la. 

X895. Principal Union High School, Redlands. 
Walter J. Bailey. 

1895. County Superintendent of Schools, 1067 Front St., San Diego. 
Samuel T. Black. 

X898. President State Normal School, San Diego. 
Theodore B. Comstock, B.Ag., '68, Pa. State Coll. ; B.S., '70, D.S., '86, Cornell Univ. 

53< Stimson Block, Los Angeles. 
Melville Dozier. Ph.B., '67^ Furman Univ., S. C. 

1895. Vice- Principal State Normal School, 829 W. nth St., Los Angeles. 
Allie M. Felker, Grad., '84, State Normal Sch., San Jose. 

1892. Critic Teacher, State Normal School, 468 S. 6th St., San Jos^. 
Charles Edward Hutton, A.B., '53, A.M.. '61, St. John's Coll., Md. 

1890. Instructor in State Normal School, 1007 W. 21st St., Los Angeles. 
Thomas J. Kirk. 

County Superintendent, Fresno Co., 1637 N. J St., Fresno. 

♦Died September i6, 1897. 



1064 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION [Colorado 

CALI FORNIA— C<?«//ii«r</ 

1895. Joseph Lb Contk, A.B., '41, A.M., '45. LL.D., 79, Univ. of Ga. ; LL.D., »96, Princeton; M.D., '45, 

Coll. of Phys. & Suig., N. Y. ; B.S., '51, Harvard Univ. 

1868. Professor Geology and Nat. Hist., Univ. of Cal., 2739 Bancroft Way Berkeley. 
J. B. MoNLUX, A.M., '8x, Iowa State Univ. 

1896. Principal 38th St. School, 250 E. 30th St., Los Angeles. 
University of California. , 

President, Martin Kellogg, LL.D., Bushness PI. ; Librarian, J. C. Rowell, Berkeley. 

1896. E. Morris Cox, A.B., HaverfordCoU., Pa. 

1897. Principal of Public Schools, P. O. Box x6, Santa Rosa. 
Mrs. C. L. Place. 

1897. Principal Training Department, State Normal School, 199 E. Julian St., San Jos£. 

1897. Christine Benson. • 

316}^ W. 3d St., Los Angeles. 
Arthur H. Chamberlain. 

1896. Instructor in Pedagogy and Director of Sloyd, 377 N. Las Robles Ave., Pasadena. 
Free Public Library of San Francisco. 

President, Horace Davis ; Secretary, George A. Mullin, San Francisco. 
Florence Lawson.^ 

Director Kindergarten Department, State Normal School, Los Angeles. 
Fernando Sanford. 

189X. Professor of Physics, Leland Stanford Jr. University, Stanford University. 
Lbland StanfordTr. University. 

President, Dr. D. S. Jordan; Librarian, H. C. Nash. 
State Normal School at Chico. 

President, Carleton M. Ritter, Chico. 
State Normal School at Los Angeles. 

President, Dr. Edward T. Pierce, Los Angeles. 

1898. Albert Lyser. 

San Francisco. 
Mrs. Louise Maitland, B.A., '89, Stanford Univ. 

Teacher in State Normal School, 34^ W. San Carlos St., San Jose. 
Alexander Holmes MacDonald, Dalhousie Coll., Halifax, Novia Scotia. 

1885. Principal Lincoln Evening School, 407 Fair Oak St., San Francisco. 
Carl H. Nielsen. 

Superintendent of Schools, Sonoma Co., Santa Rosa. 
Antrim Edgar Osborne, M.D., '77, Ph.D., '79. 

x886. Superintendent otate Institute for Feeble -Minded; X896, Professor Nervous and 
Mental Diseases, College of Physicians and Surgeons, San Francisco ; Eldridge. 
State Normal School Library, San JosIK. 

President, A. H. Randall ; Librarian, Ruth Royce, San Jose. 

COLORADO 

UFE director 

x888. Aaron Gove. 

X874. Superintendent of Schools, High School, Denver. 

UFE member • 

x886. Frank Howard Clark. ^ B.Didac, '83, Univ. of Kan. 

1897. Superintendent of City Schools, 409 Petroleum Ave., Florence. 

ACTIVE MEMBERS 

X884. James H. Baker, A.B., '73, A.M., ^76, LL.D., '93. Bates Coll. 

1892. President University of Colorado, Boulder. 
Robert H. Beggs, B.S., *68, Illinois Coll. 

x88o. Principal Grammar School, 2427 Ogden St., Denver. 
1887. Charles V. Parker, B.S., '97, Denver Univ. 

X891. Superintendent of City Schools, Fort Collins. 
Z. X. Snyder. B.S., '76, A.B., '78, Ph.D., '85, Waynesburg Coll., Pa. 

1891. President State Normal School of Colorado, Greeley. 
1890. Warren E. Knapp. 

X897. Superintendent of Schools of Arapahoe Co., 375 Broadway, Denver. 
X892. Lewis C. Greenlee, Grad. State Nor. Sch., '78, Edinboro, Pa. ; A.M., '95, Waynesburg Coll., Pa. 
1890. Superintendent of Schools, Dist. No. 2, 549 S. Tremont St., Denver. 
William Henry Smiley, A.B., '77, Harvard Univ. 

1892. Principal High School, Dist. No. i, 21x2 Lincoln Ave., Denver. 
Jambs H. Van Sickle, A.B., '96, A.M., '98, Univ. of Colo. 

189X. Superintendent of Schools, North Side, 3247 Bryant St., Denver. 

1893. Henrietta B. Ayrbs. 

1882. Teacher in Gilpin School. Denver. 
Charles A. Bradley. Grad., '77, U. S. Military^ Acad. 

X894. Principal Manual Training High School, 1341 Corona St., Denver. 

1894. S. Arthur Johnson, B.S., '91, M.S., '95, Rutgers Coll. 

1896. Instructor in Math., High School, Dist. No. 2, 55 S. Washington Ave., Denver. 
X895. H. M. Barrett, A.B., '90, A.M., '93, Allegheny Coll. 

Teacher of Latin and English, High School, 3325 Osceola St., Highlands Station, 
Denver; Exiitor " Colorado School Journal." 
A. E. Beardsley, B.S., '78, Cornell Univ. ; M.S., '98, Univ. of Colo. 

1892. Professor of Biology, State Normal School, 14x2, xoth St., Greeley. 
Helen Mar Brown. 

X894. Principal Sheridan School, X54X Race St., Denver. 
George Lyman Cannon, Jr. 

X887. Instructor in Geology and Biology, East Denver High School, Denver. 
William V. Casey. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, 820 Pine St., Boulder. 



CbonecdcutJ LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1065 

COUX9iADO— Continued 

1895. Chabi.ks EnrssT Chadsev, A.B., '^cfu A.M., 'go, Staniofd ; A.M., '94, FluD., '97, Cohnnbia. 
1898. Smieriiitendeiit of City Schools, Dnrai^o. 
FlRBD Dick, A.M., Hamiltoa Coll., N. Y. 

Principal Normal and Prepaiatoiy School, 1543-45 Glcnann St., Denver. 

JOHK DiKTBICH. 

1893. Saperintendent of Q^^ Sdiools, 1824 N. Nevada Ave., Colorado Springs. 
£. Waits Einire, A.B^ ^91, A.M., *94. Princeton. 

1895. Science Ma^er, State Prqmatorj School, Boulder. 
JOHH B. Gakvik, B.S., *86, Unir. of Illinois. 

iSoo. Instmctor in Chemisttj, High Sdiool, Dist. No. z, 3536 W. 34A ^, l)eaiver. 
Edwaso F. Hebmamns.^ 

189Z. Ptindpad of High ScJKxd, Dist. No. 2, 435 B io a d w ay , Denver. 
Mbs. F. R. HoDcmAH. 

1873. Prindpal of GiliHn School, Ftynioadi Place, Denver. 
JosBTH p. jACKSOOf, LL.B., '76, lova Univ. ; A.M., '80, Oskaloosa Coll. 

1894. Sroer iMe ndcnt of Schoiris, Booc 743, LeadviDe. 
JOHX F. KsATOiG, A.B., *9z, Ohio Weslcran Univ. 

1896. Superintendent of Poblic Sdiools, Dist. No. ao, zu» Lake Ave., Poeblo. 
Chabibs Josbth LmG, B.S., '90, Camdl Univ. 

1894. Insiracaor in Physics, Mannal Training H^h Sdiool, Denver. 

ClAKA LOOISB LlTTLX, 

Teadier in Public Schools, Delgany Sdiot^ Denver. 
J. S. M cCtuwG. 

1879. Saperintendent of Schools, Dbt. No. x, 423, xxth St., Podilo. 
Miss A. N. Bini.Fg. 

1887. Prindpal Garlidd Sdiool. 1037 S. 9th St., Denver. 
DokaM. Mooke. 

1893. Pr indp al Corona Sdiool, 1031 Emerson St., Denver. 

C M. OSEXBAOGH. 

189Z. Principal Sw anse a Sdiool, 250 S. Qarlcaoa St., Denver. 
Chaklxs Skkelx Palm kk, A.B.. '79, A.M., 'S^ Amherst; PhJ)^ '86, Johns Hopkins. 

1887. Ihufcsaui of Chemistxy, University of Colorado, 1224 Pine St, Boolder. 

SnmKT FcLi.Ejt Smith. 

Instmctor in Physics, High School, Dist. No. x, 1470 Slede St., Denver. 
E. R. SsTDKS, B.Pd., *95, Colo. Nor. Sch. 

1897. Prinapal of Pnblic Schools, New Windsor. 
JbssieWibg. 

1897. Tcadicr in Primary Department, 15 node St., S. Pnefalo. 
W. J. Wise, bIs., *84, A.M., '88. 

1893. Svmermtendentof Sdiools, 1864 S. Washxagton St., Soodi Denver. 
X896. O. J. Blakeslkt. B.S., PdJ). 

X896. Saperintendent of Srhnols, La Junta, Colo, 
lout Bbdcx Haslcp, Ph.B., DL Wes. Univ. 

x892. Princqial of H^ SdMioJ, aix Broadway, Pocfclo. 
MRS.Z.X.SBm>EB. 

1897. IzoKA ScDiT, A.B., "STjian. Nor. CoU. 

- - ' mHigfaSdM 

„„ , ^„ .Z.X.Sn^;Libnian,Jo«9l>F.D»ids,Grecley. 

1898. Lola M. MnxES. 

„ _ 189s- Teadier 5th Grade, Lincoln Sdiool, x6o S. Denver Ave., Denver. 

H. W. IbBKLE, A.B^ '^ A.M., '95, Pbiytednic Inst., Ya. 

Prxw^pal of Elmmiod School, 357 Lincoln Ave., ifenvci^ 

coNNBcncur 

OPE MEMBEE 

1884. Uekbt Babkabd,A.B., '30, Yale; LL.D.,'«2, Yale, Harvanl, and Union; UH.D^ "87, Cblnmbia. 

£z-U. S. Cr Mm iiai oner of Edmation 1866-70, xx8 Man St., Hvtioid. 



X894. AsBHtant in High Sdiool, 425 Broadway, Pneblo. 
State Nokmal Scbool at Gbeeixt. 



ACTTVE 

x888. Gbobge B. Hmro. 

xtts. Supervising Principal Winchester School District, 59 Lake Place, N< 
X889. Chables W. Deake, A.M^ '84, Ph,D., '92, Allegheny CcfL 



1893. Sut wi i Big ndcnto*Schobfs,33g3itainSc^B«id|gepott. 
1892. DATO>N.CA«F,A3Lr'53,Ya5e. ^^ 

1S54. £x>Sc«c Sopc of Schools, Ifanaecr of New Britain Ubfary, 9 Caaqi Sc, N 

Brrtam. 
x8^. RacbzlKjobg. 

1894- Friran! Tn3a^ Cass and Soperviw of Free Kindergatkas, 38 Howe Sc.,Ne* 



1894. FbEUEBJUC A.CCETISS. 

1892. ProKipa: High School, 0:d Saybrook. 

1895. Naxhas L. BfSHcr. 

XS77, Suprriatrnih m of Sffenot\. Centra! District, 7 Hnat^ton PL. ? 
Caibv X. KzssAU, A-M. 

x^Qs- Ss^xriniendewc of School, 2x Center Sc New Haven. 
Mtbov Tbact Sccddeb, A.B., *Bz, A.M., '96, Rnigexs Cbfi. 

x£97. PiraBCxoal of H ^,,'^'iowBe High School, Near Haven. 
X896. E. HwrwAS Ajobsco, 31J>., '94, Yaje. 

Dbcctor Anderson Norma: School of Gysnstks, 46 York 
Gbobk W. Gajou. 

lAi^ Saperintendent of Schools, New 



I o66 NA TIONAL EDUCA TIONAL ASSOCIA TION [Dist. of Col. 

CONNECTICUT— On/iim^^ 

Z896. F. £. Howard. 

1890. Supervisor of Music, 85 Congress St., Bridgeport. 
Emma G. Olmstead. 

Principal of Training School, Bridgeport. 

1897. B. W. Tinker, A.M., Bates Coll. 

Superintendent of Schools, Waterbury. 

1898. Wilbur Fisk Gordy. 

1884. Supervising Principal, ad North School District, 104 Gillette St., Hartford. 
Stuart H. Rowb, A.B., *9S, Yale; Ph.D., '95, Jena Univ., Germany. 

1898. Supervising Principal, 30 Academy St., New Haven. 
Sarah J. Walter. 

1895. Training Teacher State Normal School, Willimantic. 

DELAWARE 

active members 

1891. Edwina B. Kruse. 

1876. Principal High and Grammar School, No. x6. xath and Orange Sts.. Wilmington. 

1892. Albert N. Raub, A.M., '67, Princeton; Ph.D., '79, Lafayette; LL.p., '95, Ursinus Coll. 

Newark. 
1896. A. H. Berlin, A.M., '88, Hamilton Coll. 

z888. Principal High School, 817 Adams St., Wilmington. 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 

UFE DIRECTORS 

1857. Zalmon Richards, A.B., '36, A.M.. '^o. 

130X Corcoran St., Washineton. 
1876. Wiluam Torrev Harris, A.M., '69, Yale; LL.D., '70, Univ. of Mo., '94, Univ. of Pa., '95, Yale; 
Ph.D„ *93, Brown Univ. 

1^39. United States Commissioner of Elducation, Washington. 
1880. J. Ormond Wilson, A.M., '74, Dartmouth Coll. 

1893. Secretary American Colonization Society ; Custodian National Educational Associa- 

tion, 450 Pennsylvania Ave., N. W., Washington. 

UFE MEMBERS 

1880. John Hnz. 

1887. Superintendent of Volta Bureau, cor. 35th and Q Sts., Washington. 
1884. Alex. Graham Bell. 

1331 Connecticut Ave., Washington. 
T889. Rt. Rev. John J. Kbane, D.D^ Laval ; LL.D., Harvard. 

x886. Late Rector Catholic University of America, Washington. 

ACTIVE MEMBERS 

1889. W. F. Powell. 

Minister to Haiti, American Legation; address State Dept., Washington. 
1892. WiLUAM Bramwell Powell, A.m., *66, Lombard Univ. 

X885. Superintendent of Schools, Franklin School, Washington. 
Mrs. Sara A. Spencer. 

X891. President of Spencerian Business College, 7th and D Sts., Washington. 
r893. John Eaton, Ph.D., Rutgers Coll. ; LL.D., Dartmouth Coll. 

£x-U. S. Commissioner of Education, The Concord, Washington. 
X894. Susan Plbssner Pollock, Grad. of Kg. Nor. Inst., Berlin. 

Principal Froebel Normal Institute and Kindergarten, 1426 Q St., N. W., Washington. 
X895. Allan Davis, B.S., '90, M.S., 96, Columbian Univ. ; LL.M., '93, Nat. Law School, Washington. 
x8i9o. Principal Business High School, ist St., between B and C Sts., N.W., Washington. 
Anna Tolman Smfth. 

Editorial Corps, Bureau of Education, Washington. 
Carrie E. Svphax. 
♦ 1889. Director of Sewing, Public Schools, X447 Pierce Place, Washington. 

Bbnaiah Longlby Whitman. A.B., '87, A.M., '90, Brown Univ.; D.D., '94, Bowdoin Coll. 
1895. President of Columbian University, 2XX5 Bancroft Place, Washington. 
1896. Powhatan W. Robertson, M.Accts., '81, Eastman Nat. Bus. Coll. 

1894. Columbian University, 2232 Q St., N. W., Washington. 
Rebecca Stonbroad, Graduate Oswego Normal School. 

X889. Director of Physical Training, Public Schools, Webster School, loth and H Sts., 
Washington. 
X897. Court Foster Wood, LL.B , *84, LL.M., '86, Columbian Univ. 

1885. Principal of Wood's Commercial College, 3x1 E. Capitol St., Washington. 
1898. Job Barnard, LL.B., '67, Univ. of Mich. 

Trustee Public Schools, 500, 5th St., N. W., Washington. 

ZUE HUNTBR BrOCKBTT. 

Teacher of Physical Training in Public Schools, 3425 Holmead Ave., N. W., 
Washington. 
EuAS Brown. 

1895. Teacher, Deanwood. 
Elizabeth V. Brown. 

Teacher in Normal School, 34 B St., N. E., Washington. 
Ellis W. Brown. 

Supervisor of Public Schools, Lincoln School, Washington. 
Nathaniel P. Gage, A.B., '62, A.M.. '65, Dartmouth Coll. 

Supervisor of Schools, xx26, 5th St., N. W., Washington. 
Emma M. Gillett, LL.B.. '82, LL.M., '83. Howard Univ. 

Trustee Washington College of Law, LeDroit Building, 8th and 5lh Sts., N. W., 
Washington. 



Geoi^ia] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1067 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA— 0«/>'«ir«</ 

1898. Miss A. L. Grant. 

Princtpa] of Brent School, 907 £. Capitol St., Washington. 
William Hamilton, A.B., '^ Moravian Cofi., Bethlehem, Px ; A.M , '94, ColnmbianlUnhr. 
1890. A^ent Bureau of Educatkm for Alaska. Bureau of Education, Washington. 
David H. Hazen, M.D. 

Trustee Public Schools, 407, 6th St., S. W., Washington. 

NOSA HOBGELSBEBGEE. 

Teacher ol German, Central High Scho(d, Washington. 
Louise £. Hogan. 

1504 Q St., N. W., Washington. 
Beknabd T. Jannev. 

Supervtsi]^ Principal of Public Schools, 1671, 31st St., N. W., Washington. 
H. M. JoHNs<»r. 

Principal Eastern High School, Washington. 
Lewis A. Kalbach, •83-'86, U. S. Naral Academy. 

Specialist in Higher Education. Bureau of Education, Washington. 
Artemas Martin. Ph.D., '83, Rutgers: LL.D., ^, Hillsdale; A.M., '87; Fellow of the Amcr. Assn. 
for the Advancement ol Science; Member of the Lcmdon, Edinbuig:h, and N. Y. Mathematical 
Societies. 

Librarian U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, 2534 Odumbia St., Washington. 
£. E. McCaslik. A.B.. '92. A.M., *9<, Antioch Coll. 

Principal of Scsoou, Industrial Home School, Washington. 
Kelly Miller, A.B., •se. Harvard. 

1890. Professor of Mathematics, Howard University, Washington. 
WiNFiELD Scott Montgomery. A.B., '78, Dartmouth. 

Principal High School, oth, lotfa, and irth Div., 19x2, nth St., N. W., Washington. 
Sophie F. E. Ndssbaum, Grad. Teacher s Sem., Rostock, MeckL Schwerin, and Conservatory of 
Music, Dresden. Germiany. 

1889. Bureau (rf Educatkm, Washington. 
Arthur A. O'Neill. 

Secretary Board of Trade, Washington. 
Alice N. Parker. 

1896. Director of Kinderga rt en, Buchanan School, The Concord, New Hampshire Ave. 
and S St., Washington. 
Warren W. Phelan, A.B., '94, A.M., '96, Odumbia ColL 

Principal NatKmal Capital University School, 822 Conn. Ave., N. W., Washington. 
LoviCH Pierce, A.B., '60, Emory Coll. 

1893. Qeik in Bureau of Education, Washington. 
Mrs. Clinton Smith. 

Member of Scientific Temperance Committee, 720, 19th St., N. W., Washington. 

£. J. SOMERS. 

Prmcipal of Mt. Vernon Seminary, zzth and M Sts., N. W., Washington. 
Alex. Summers, B.S-, 76. A-M., '93, Univ. of Tenu. 

1894. Statistician U. S. Bureau of Education^ Washington. 
Mary C. Terrell. 

X936, 4th St., N. W., Washington. 
Mrs. Miranda Tulloch. 

Trustee Public Scboob, Z2x B St., S. £., Washington. 
Edith C. Westcott. 

1890. Principal of Western High School, 17x9 H St., Washington. 
James W. Whelfley. 

President Board of Trustees Public Schools, 1405 G St., N. W., Washington. 
Jesse H. Wilson, A-B., '74, LL.B., '76, Cc^umbian Univ. 

Trustee Public Schools, 319, i% St., Washington. 

FLORIDA 

active members 

1893. Willlam N. Sheats, A.B., '73, A.M., '76, Emory College, Ga. 

1892. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Tallahassee. 

1894. Mrs. W. Schlefpecreix-Kepfler. 

Principal of Froebel Academy, 3x5 Laura St., Jacksonville. 

1895. O. Clute, LL.D., Agri. Coll., Mich. 

1893. President of State Agricultural College, Lake City. 
J, L. HoLLiNcs worth, A.B., '88, Emory Coll., Oacford, Ga. 

X893. Countv Superintendent of Public Instruction, Bartow. 
1398. L. W. Bucholz, Nor. Sch., Pr. Friedland, Germany. 

Superintendent of Public Instruction, Hillsboro Co., Tampa. 

GEORGIA 

UFE MEMBER 

1890. W. H. Baker. 

1868. Superintendent of Schools Chatham Academy, Savannah. 

active members 

X887. EuLBR B. Smith, A.M., '82, Emor^ CoIL, Oxford, Ga. 

Z895. Department of English, State Normal Sdiool, Athens. 
X894. Otis Ashmore, A.M., Univ. of Ga. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, Savannah. 
G. G. Bond, A.M., *95, Univ. of Ga. 

Superintendent of City Schools, Dealing St., Athens. 
Lawton B. Evans, A.M._, Univ. of Ga. 

Superintendent of Schools, 4x5 Mcintosh St., Atigusta 



io68 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION [lUinois 

GEOKGl A— CoHttnned 

1894. William Martin Slaton, A.M.» *qx, Univ. of Ga. 

1893. Principail Boys* High School, 143 Jackson St., Atlanta. 

1895. Atlanta Univbrsitt. 

President, Rev. Horace Rumstead ; Dean, Rev. M. W. Adams, Atlant.n 
G. R. Glbnn, LL.D., '98, Univ. of Nashville, and '98, Peabody Nor. Coll. 

1894. State School Commissioner, State Capitol, Atlanta. 
Joseph S. Stbwart, A.B., *85, Emory Coll. ; A.M., '97, Univ. of Ga. 

1897. President North Georgia Agricultural College, Dahlonega. 
Univbrsity of Georgia. 

Chancellor, Dr. William £. Boggs ; Secretary, W. D. Hooper, Athens. 
Thomas £. Williams. 

1892. County School Commissioner, Berrien County, Sparks. 
i8g6. D. Q. Abbo'tt, A.M., '78, Emory Coll., Ga. 

Superintendent of Schools. 654 Mulberry St., Macon. 
Mrs. Eva G. McCiurkbn, Grad., *86, III. State Nor. Univ. 

Atlanta. 
N. E. Ware. 

1891. Superintendent of Public Schools. Hawktnsville. 
H. C. White, B.Sc, C. & M.E., '70. Ph.D.. '87, Univ. of Va., F. C. S. 

1898. Piesident National Agricultural College and Experiment Station; 207 Milledge 

Ave., Athens. 
J. H. WrrcHARD. 

1896. County School Commissioner, Terrell Co.. Dawson. 
Nathan Benjamin Young, A.B., *88, A.M., '91, Oberlin Coll. 

1897. Department of Pedagogy, State Industrial Collie, College, Chatham Co. 

1897. Ernest M. Benedict, A.B., '85, Kenton Coll. ; D.B., '91, Epis. Theolog. Sch. 

1895. Principal of The Samuel Benedict Memorial School, Cedartown. 
L. M. Landrum. A.B.J '76, Univ. of Ga. 

1897. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Z05 Smith St., Atlanta. 
John N. Rogers. 

County School Commissioner, Sandersville. 
William F. Slaton, A.M., '51, Emory Coll., and '94, Univ. of Ga. 

1879. Superintendent of Public Schools, 336 Courtland St., Atlanta. 
Jessie May Snyder. 

1898. Assistant Training Teacher, State Normal and Industrial College, Milledgeville. 
John Charles Woodward, A.B., '88; Grad. Student, Univ. of Chicago, '97. 

Superintendent of Schools, Newnan. 

1898. C. B. Gibson, A.M. 

Superintendent of Schools, Columbus. 

IDAHO 

ACTIVE MEMBERS 

1888. James C. Black, Pd.M., Vt Pd.D., *9S, School of Pedagogy, Univ. of City of New York. 

1897. President State Normal School, Albion. 
1898. John W. Daniels, A.B , A.M. 

1898. Superintendent of City Schools, 904 Jefferson St., Boise. 
George E. Knepper, A.M. 

1895. President of State Normal School, Lewiston. 

ILLINOIS 

UPE directors 

1884. Albert G. Lane, A.M., '96, Dartmouth. 

1898. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, 430 W. Adams St., Chicago. 
Newton Charles Dougherty, A.M., Ph.D. 

Superintendent of Schools, Peoria. 
Charles I. Parker.^ 

Principal South Chicago High School, 893, 7xst Place, Chicago. 

1890. State Teachers* Association of Illinois. 

President, J. H. Collins, Springfield; Secretary , Joel M. Bowlby, Metropolis. 

1891. Joshua Pike, A.M., '65, Univ. of Chicago. 

1874. Superintendent of City Schools, Jerseyville. 

LIFE members 

1870. Ira Wilder Allen, A.B., '50, Hamilton Coll., N. Y. ; A.M., *52, Antioch Coll., O.; LL.B., '63. 
Albany Law Sch. ; LL.D., '74, Union Christian Coll., Ind. 
6x2 W. 60th Place, Station O, Chicago. 
1876. Alexander Forbes, A.M. 

315-32X Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
1880. George P. Brown. 

EUlitor ** School and Home Eklucation,** Bloomington. 
1882. Harriet N. Morris, A.M.. '86, Nat. Nor. Univ. 

Upper Alton. 
1884. Augustus J. Cheney, B.S., '57, Dartmouth Coll. 

Western Agent G. & C. Merriam Co., 316 N. Grove Ave., Oak Park. 
Emily A. Hayward, A.B., '74, A.M., '78, Antioch Coll., O. 

Teacher, 1233 Irving Park Boulevard, Substation 35, Chicago. 
Edwin C. Hewett. 

Associate Editor ** Public School Journal," Box 42, Normal. 
Henry Raab, LL.D. 

229 S. High St., Belleville. 



Illinois] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1069 

1887. Claka Conway, A.M., *88, Pcabody Nor. Coll. 

Founder and Oi]^anizer of Clara Conway Institute, Memphis, Tenn. ; University of 
Chicago, Chicago* 

ACnVB MBMBBRS 

1880. Francis W. Paskbs, A.M., Dartmouth Coll. ; LL.D., Lawrence Univ. 

1883. Principal Chicago Normal School, 6640 Honore St., Englewood, Chicago. 
1884. Albebt R. Sabin. 

1887. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, 3509 VenuMi Ave., Irving Park, Chicago. 

1886. Louis Milton Dillman.^ 

Educational Publisher, 521 Wabash Ave.. Chicago. 
David S. Gbke. 

x886. Official StenogTai>her Nat. Educa. Assn., xoo Washington St., Chicago. 
^William Jenkins, A.M., '86 Hamilton CoU. 

603Z Vernon Ave., Chicago. 
A. F. NiGHTiNGALB, A.B., '66, A.M., '69, Wesleyan Univ., Conn. ; Ph.D., '91, Upper Iowa Univ. 
1892. Superintendent of High Schools, 2175 Sheridan Road, Station X, Chicago. 

1887. John C. Elus. 

Elducational Publisher, 521 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
x888. Thomas Charles, A.M., Antioch Coll.. O. 

Dealer in Kinde r ga r te n and other Educational Materials, 195-197 Wabash Ave., 
Chicago. 
Andrew S. Draper, LL.B., '71, Union Univ. ; ■LL.D., '89, Colgate Univ. 

1894. President University cf Illinois, President's House, Champaign. 
1889. O. F. Barbour. 

z866. Principal of Kent School, 5x2 N. Court St., Rockfbrd. 
Reed Savage. 

X895. Principal Graded School, Box xo6, Paris. 
Robert G. Young, B.S., '74, Ph.B., *88. 

1896. Superintenident of Schools, Rock Island. 



X890. John E. Bradley, Ph.D., 'tq, Univ. of N. Y. ; LL.D., '03, Williams Coll. 

x8o2. President Illinois College, xao3 W. College Ave., Jacksonville. 
John Williston Cook, A.M., *86, Knox Coll.; LL.D., '92, Blackburn Univ. 

1890. President Illinois State Normal School, NormaL 
Henry R. Corbett, B.S., '89, Hastings. 

1898. Graduate Student, University of Chicago, 566X Washington Ave., Chicago. 
Charles Alexander McMurry, Ph.D., ^87, Halle. 

1897. Principal of Training School, State Normal School, Normal. 
William Lucas Steele, A.M., '80, Monmouth Coll., 111. 

1885. Superintendent of Schools, 462 N. Cherry St., Galesburg. 
P. R. Walker. 

X884. Superintendent of Schools, 7x6 N. Church St., Rockford. 
X89X. F.J. Albrecht, F. R. G. S. 

Educational Publisher, Wabash Ave. and Randolph St., Chicago. 
Herbert F. Fisk, A.B., '60. A.M., '63, D.D., *88, Wesleyan Univ., Conn. 

x888. Prin. Academy and Prof, of Ped., Northwestern Univ., 1625 Judson Ave., Evanston. 
Dana W. Hall, A.M., *o3, Colby Univ., Me. 

1894. High School and College Department, Ginn & Co., 378 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
M. A. Whttney, A.B., '90, A.M., '03, Colby Univ. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, Elgin. 
X892. C. M. Bardwell. 

Superintendent of East Side Schools, 60 S. Lincoln Ave., Aurora. 
Albert W. Clancy, Grad. National Normal School. 

x88o. American Book Co., 53X Wabash Ave. ; res., cor. Langley Ave. and 39th St., Chicago. 
Mrs. M. E. Ferris Gettemy, M.L.. '97, Knox CoU. 

1895. Assistant High School, 246 N. Academy St., Galesburg. 
X893. J. J. Aluson. 

1898. Student, University of Chicago, 5835 Drexel Ave., Chicago. 
O. T. Bright. 

County Superintendent of Schools, 907 The Temple, Chicago. 
George W. Brown. 

President Brown's Business College, Jacksonville. 
Archibald O. Coddincton, M.L., '83, Univ. of 111. 

Principal Knickerbocker School, XX90 Sheffield Ave., Chicago. 
Mrs. J. N. Crousb. 

X890. Director Kindergarten College, 223X Prairie Ave., Chicago. 
Lincoln P. Goodhue. 

X889. Principal D. S. Wentworth School, 7029 Yale Ave., Chicago. 
William O. Ksohn, A.B., Western Coll., A.M., Ph.D., Yale. 

X897. Psychologist, Illinois Eastern Hospital for the Insane, Hospital. 
Fred R. Nichols. 

x8ox. Instr. in Physics, Eng. High and Man. Train. Sch., X26 S. Jefferson St., Chicago 
Mrs. Auce H. Putnam. 

x88x. Superintendent Chicago Froebel Association, 4815 Kenwood Ave., Chicago. 
Lucy S. Silkb. 

X890. Assistant Special Teachex in Drawing, Public Schools, 3307 Rhodes Ave., Chicago. 
Alice E. Sollht. 

x8qo. Principal Kenwood School, 4020 Prairie Ave., Chicago. 
Charles H. Thurbbr, Ph.B., '86, Cornell; A.M., '90, Haverford Coll. 

1895. Dean Morgan Park Academy, Mon^n Park. 
VoLNEY Undbrhill^ Ph.B., *7x, LL.B.. '75, Univ. of Wis. 

X875. Principal Carpenter School, 296 S. Paulina St., Chicago. 
X894. C. H. COngdon. 

Masic Department, Scott, Foresman & Co., 378 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
Ira T. Eaton. 

Publisher, Eaton & Co., The Temple, 203 Michigan Ave., Chicago. 

* Died August, 1898. 



I070 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION [Illinois 

• — — , ^ 

Z894. Joseph C. Hisky. 

1898. Representative, Ginn & Co., 378 Wabash Ave., Cbicafip. 
Mrs. Frances Smallwood Lank, B.S.. '65, Genesee Coll. ; M.S., *8o, Syracuse Univ. 

430 W. Adams bt., Chicago. 
L. D. VbsE. 

Agent for D. C. Heath & Co., 355 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
1895, John Nichols Adee, Ph.B., *oi, Northwestern Univ. 

1898. Superintendent of Schools, Sycamore. 
B. D. Berry. 

Educational Publisher, 378-388 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
Julia E. Bulklev, Ph.D., Zurich. 

1892. Associate Professor of Pedagogy, University of Chicago, Chicago. 
James C. Burns, A.M., '75, Monmouth Coll. 

x888. Superintendent of City Schools, 1064 E. Boston Ave., Monmouth. 
S. Lillian Bvington. 

1894. Director of Music, Public Schools, 1723, 6th Ave., Moline. 
Fremont Luman Calkins, B.S., '81, N. Ind. Nor. Sch. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, Delavan. 
W. H. Campbell. 

Superintendent of Schools, Joliet. 
Joseph H. Coluns, A.B., Vs. A.M., '78, La Grange Coll., Mo. 

1888. Superintendent of City Public Schools, 7x5 S. 7th St., Springfield. 
Mrs. Julia H. Collins. 

715 S. 7th St., Springfield. 
Henry C. Cox, A.\l., '73, Abingdon Coll. 

1884. Principal Froebel Grammar School, 850 W. 21st St., Chicago. 
May M. Crockett. 

1891. Principal Irving School, 1826 Maine St., Quincy. 
Edward C. Delano. 

1877. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, 59 Aberdeen St., Chicago. 
W. H. Ducker. 

Publisher, 378 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
Joseph Hewett Freeman, A.M., *88, Bates Coll. 

1898. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Capitol, Springfield. 
Enoch A. Gastman. 

1862. Superintendent of Schools, 464 W. North St., Decatur. 
William M. Giffin, A.M., '82, Lawrence Univ., Wis. ; Pd.D., '94, State Nor. Coll., N. Y. 

1889. Vice- Principal Chicago Normal School, 7710 Emerald Ave., Chicago. 
Newell D. Gilbert, A.B., *79» A.M., ~82, 111. Wcs. Univ. 

1887. Superintendent of Public Schools, 413 N. Pine Ave , Austin. 
John H. Grossman. 

1886. County Superintendent of Schools, Lanark. 
R. A. Haight, A.B., '75, A.M., »78. Shurtleff Coll., 111. 

1881. Superintendent ot Schools, 1129 Warren St., Alton. 
John A. Hancock, M.L., *oo, Univ. of Wis.; A.M., '93, Stanford Univ. 

5622 Ingleside Ave.. Chicago. 
William R. Harper, A.B., '70, Muskingum Coll. ; Ph.D., '75, Yale; D.D., Vt Colby Univ. ; LL.D., 
Univ. of Nebr. 

1890. President of University of Chicago, 59th St. and Lexington Ave., Chicago. 
Elizabeth Harrison. 

Principal of Kindergarten College, xo Van Buren St., Chicago. 
Mary S. L. Hartigan. 

1893. Principal of Hoemer School, 7409 Morgan St., Chicago. 
Mary Hartmann, A.M., *88, Lombard Univ. 

1882. Instructor in Mathematics, Illinois State Normal School, 109 Normal Ave., Normal. 
W. H. Hatch. , 

1892. Superintendent of Schools, Oak Park. 
P. C. Hayden. 

Teacher of Music, Public Schools, x8a6 Maine St., Quincy. 
Harry Hblmer. 

315 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
Charles Hertel, M.S., Cent. Wcs. Coll., Warrenton, Mo. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools of St. Clair County, Court House, Belleville. 
Amalie Hofer. 

Editor ** Kindergarten Magazine," 1207 Woman's Temple, Chicago. 
J. A. Hornberger, A.B., '84, A.M., '87, Bucknell Univ., Pa.; Ph.D., '89, Bellevue Coll. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, 425 S..7th St., Pekin. 
Wilbur S. Jackman, A.B., '84, Harvard. 

Head of Dept. of Nat. Sci., Chicago Nor. School, Instructor in Pedagogy, Univer- 
sity of Chicago, 6916 Perry Ave., Station O, Chicago. 
Mrs. Nellie S. Kedzie, Grad. Kan. Agri. Coll., '77. 

X897. Professor of Household Economy and Hygiene, Bradley Polytechnic Institute, 214 
Fredonia Ave., Peoria. 
Francis Austin Kendall. 

x888. Principal Ellsworth Sch. ; 1894, Secretary 111. Pupils* Reading Circle, cor. Sleight 
and Mechanic Sts., Naperville. 
Franklin Mason Kendall, B.S., VS. Cornell Univ. 

Gen'l Agent, Ginn & Co., 378 Wabash Ave., Chicago. » 

Effie J. Kilbourne. 

1891. Head Assistant Kenwood School, 73, 50th St., Chicago. 
Vashti a. Lambert. 

1886. Teacher in Jefferson Park School, 4280 Milwaukee Ave., Chicago; res.. Palatine. 
Leslie Lewis, A.B., '66, A.M., '69, Yale. 

x89fO. District Superintendent of Schools, 5605 Madison Ave., Chicago. 
William S. Mack. 

Western Manager, Prang Educational Co., 151 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
J. J. McGlynn. 

1888. Teacher of Science, High School, 3x6 St. Louis Ave., EUist St Louis. 



Illinois] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 107 1 

1895. A. L. McLaughlin. 

Agent for Sheldon & Co., 3XS-32X Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
Katb S O'Lbary. 

x88a. Teacher in Public Schools, ao8 S. Hickory St., Joliet. 
C Hf Paricbr 

Editor of " The School News," Taylorville. 
C. F. Philbrook. 

1893. Superintendent of Public Schools, Rochelle. 
Albbrt ]^. Robinson, A.M., Northwestern Univ. 

1891. Principal English High and Manual Training School, 126 S. Jefferson St., Chicago. 
Erastus H. Scott. 

Publisher, 378 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
Orion C. Scott, Ph.B., '78, B.D., '80, A.M., '81, Univ. of Iowa. 

1898. Superintendent of Schools, Dist. No. 8, Cicero; res., 34th St. and Home Ave., 
Berwyn. 
Jambs P. Sladb, A.M., '72, Shurtleff Coll. _ 

42^, 9th St., East St. Louis. 
W. S. Smyth, A.M., '66, Wesleyan Univ., Conn. ; Ph.D., '76, Syracuse Univ. 

Educational Publisher (D. C. Heath & Co.), 378 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
Lydia E. Snyder. 

1893. Teacher in Brentano School, 2622 Hartzell St., N. Evanston. 

1898. Teacher 6th Grade, Park JLidge School, 1028 Dempster St., Evanston. 

Frank D. Thomson, A.B., '92, A.M., '95, Knox Coll. 

1895. Principal of High Scliool, 228 Tompkins St., Galesburg. 

J. E. Turner, A.B., '94, A.M., *p5, Lincoln Univ. 

1896. Principal of High School, 722 Alby St., Alton. 
Edwin O. Vailb. 

Editor of the " Intelligence," Oak Park. • 

Nathan T. Vbatch. 

1887. Superintendent of Schools, Rushville. 
J. W. Warr. 

Editor of '* Business Education," 1723, 6th Ave., Moline. 
W. E. Watt. 

Princij^al Graham School, Director Principals' Male Quartette, 4453 Emerald Ave., 
Chicago. 
Charles W. Weeks. 

x888. Supervisor of Music, 320 Congress St., Ottawa. 
Oliver S. Westcott, A.M., '56, D.S., ^92, Brown Univ. 

1883. Principal North Divison High School, Chicago; May wood. 
Daniel A. White, A.B., '83, Harvard Univ. ; LL.B., '92, Lake Forest Univ. 

1896. Principal of Everett School, 3501 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
Harry G. Wilson. 

1879. The American Book Co., 521 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 

1896. Mary E. A hern. 

Editor of " Public Library," Library Bureau, 125 Franklin St., Chicago. 
C. J. Albert, B.S. and A.M., '78, Baldwin Univ. 

Manager of the Albert Teachers' Agency, Central Music Hall, Chicago; res.. Elm- 
hurst. 
B. F. Armitage, A.B., *8o, A.M., '84, Dartmouth Coll. 

Superintendent of City Schools, 13x7 Charleston Ave., Mattoon. 
^Elizabeth Baumgartner. 



Principal Teachers' Training School, St. Nicholas Hotel, Springfield. 

"1., Mi " 
I'rmcipal of Township I 
S. S. Beggs, A.m., N. E. Ohio Nor. Coll. 



Alfred Bayliss, M.S., '7^, Hillsdale Coll., Mich. 

Principal of Township High School, Streator. 



1896. Superintendent of City Schools, Beardstown. 
Charles A. Bennett, B.S., '86, Worcester Polytechnic Inst. 

Head of Department of Manual Arts, Bradley Polytechnic Institute, 2x1 S. Garfield 
Ave., Peoria. 
R. W. Burton, A.M., Beloit Coll. 

County Superintendent of Stephenson Co., Court House, Freeport. 
William J. Button. 

President of the Werner Book Co., 378-388 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
Annice Bradford Butts, A.M. 

Principal of Kenwood Institute, 40 E. 47th St., Chicago. 
Nellie M. Carpenter 

Teacher in Graham School, 6344 Stewart Ave., Chicago. 
Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchard Cook, A.M., Whcaton Coll. 

President Woman's Educational Union, 316 Washington Boul., Chicago. 
Jambs W. Cupples, A.M., '89, Wesleyan Univ. 

X898. Superintendent of Schools, 1086 Oak St., Galena. 
George W. Davis. 

X892. Principal of Hawthorne School, 1430 Montrose Ave., Chicago. 
William C. I]k>DGE. 

X887. Principal of Franklin School, 2268 Kenmore Ave., Station X, Chicago. 
Mabel E. Dougherty. 

906 E. Bluff St., Peoria. 
Mrs. Millie Ryan Eakins. 

X898. Chicago Normal School, 6233Peoria St., Station O, Chicago. 
John H. Finley, A.B., A.M., Knox Coll. ; Ph.D., LL.D. 
X892. President of Knox College, Galesburg. 
H. A. FoRESMAN, A.M., '90, Lafayette Coll. 

Publisher (Scott, Foresman & Co.), 307 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
Robert Foresman. 

Educational Publisher (Silver, Burdette & Ck>.), 262-264 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
^Deceased. 



I ©72 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION [HIIikms 

1896. H. L. Grant, M.S.» L«wrence Univ. 

xiUq. Principal of Franklin School, 303 Chambers Ave, Peoria. 
G. Charlbs Griffiths. 

18^. Principal of Schools, Park Ave. and S Boulevard, Austin. 
Charles W. Groves, '80, Univ. of 111. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, 515 Peoria Ave., Dixon. 
Le Roy Halsby, A.B., A.M., '79, Univ. of Mich. 

1897. Agent of Heniy Holt & Co., 378 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
John W. Hbnningbr, B.S., '81, M.S., '84, LL.B., '91, McKendree Coll. 

1896. Superintendent of City Schools, X137 W. Lafayette Ave., Jacksonville. 
Margaret MacDonald. 

x886. Teacher in Pullman School, 6440 Ellis Ave., Chicago. 
J. F. McCullough. 

Agent for Silver, Burdette & Co., 378-388 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
Mrs. Lida B. McMurrv. 

1893. Training Teacher, Primary D^artment, State Normal Univ., Normal. 
Adda V. Mbacham. 

Teacher in Public Schools, 6ox, 6th Ave., Peoria. 
O. L. Miller, A.B., '90, Univ. of Mich. 

x8o8. Principal Township High School, Sterling. 
Mrs. Sarah J. 0*Rbbfb. 

X&5. Principal of Jefferson Park School, Chicago; residence, Arlington Heights. 
F. B. Ormsby. 

Principal Public Schools, Perkins Bass; 7343 Perry Ave., Station O, Chicago. 
W. B. Owen. 

Agent. Publishing House, Ginn & Co., Chicago; residence, 85X Grove St., Jack- 
sonville. 
R. S. Page, A.M. 

(895. Superintendent of Schools, Brewster House, Freeport. 
BE^nuA Payne. 

1895. Principal of Chicago Froebel Association, Chicago; residence, Hinsdale. 
William C. Payne. 

1890. Principal Gladstone School, Chicago; residence, Hinsdale. 
William J. Pringlb, A.M., Ph.B., LL.B. 

1898. Elxtension Work of Lewis Institute, 3953 Groveland Ave., Chicago. 
Mary I. Purer. 

1893. Principal of La Fayette School, 190a Barry Ave., Chicago. 
W. F. Rochbleau. 

Superintendent of City Schools, Streator. 

D. Frances Sellars. 

Supervisor of Public Instruction, 3rd Ward, 7x5 S. Main St., Jacksonville. 
Mabel £. Smallwood. 

X893. Teacher of Biology,' Englewood High School, 332 W. 65th St., Station O, Chicago 

E. £. Smith, A.B., B.S. 

X898. Manager Educational Department, Rand, McNally & Co., x66-i68, Adams St. 
Chicago. 
W. W. Speer. 

X895. Assistant Superintendent of Schools. 6454 Armour Ave., Chicago. 
Arnold Tompkins, A.M., *9x. Univ. of Ind. ; Ph.D., '96, Univ. of Ohio, Athens. 

Professor of Pedagogy, Univ. of Illinois, 4x0 John St., Champaign. 
Frank N. Tracy. 

x88x. Superintendent of City Schools, 316 Harrison Ave., Kankakee. 
Charles R. Vandervort, A.B., '80, A.M., '87, Eureka. 111. 

X885. Principal Greeley School, 5x9 N. Jencrson Ave., Peoria. 
Richard Waterman, Jr., B.S.. '93, Mass. Inst, of .Tech, 

X896. Seoytary of the Educational Committee of the Civic Federation of Chicago, a6 Scott 
St., Chicago. 
J. D. Williams, A.M., '73, Hillsdale Coll., Mich. 

General Agent, Maynard, Merrill & Co., 303 Michigan Ave., Chicago. 
Francis M. Woods, A.B. and A.M., Northwestern Univ. 

Manager, Educational Aid Association, X378 Washington Boulevard, Chicago. 

1897. Emma V. Bailey. 

Teacher in 7th Grade, ^40 N. Oakley Ave., Chicago. 
WiLUAM J. Bartholf, A.B., Univ. of 111. ; B.S., Ind. Nor. Sch. 

x888. Principal of Von Humboldt School, xx Roslyn Place, Chicago. 
Homer Bevans. 

1884. La Salle School, 353 W. 60th; Place, Station O, Chicago. 
WiLUAM J. Black. 

X887. Principal of Sherwood School, 6630 Lafayette Ave., Station O, Chicago. 
Emanuel R. Boyer, A.B., Harvard. 

X890. Professor of Biology, Englewood High School, 536 W. 6ist St., Chicago. 
Delos Buzzell, M.S., '74, Univ. of Mich. 

Principal of Irving Park Grammar School, 3406 N. 43d Court, Chicago. 
Taylor C. Clendbnen. 

x886. Superintendent of City Schools, 733 Center St., Cairo. 
E. G. COOLBY, Ph.B. 

X893'. Lyons Township High School, La Grange. 
Emma Coy. 

Principal of Hall School, 531 Walnut St., Rockford. 
Mrs. Charles R. Crane. 

President of Parents* Educational Association of Chicago, 3559 Michigan Ave., 
Chicago. 
John Dewey, A.B., '79, Univ. of Vt. ; Ph.D., *84, Johns Hopkins. 

1894. Professor of Philosophy, University of Chicago, Chicago. 
Letitia L. Doanb. 

X898. Teacher Public Day Schools for the Deaf, 6550 Yale Ave., Chicago. 
M. LuELLA Dodge. 

1753 W. Balmoral Ave., Forest Glen Station, Chicago. 



Illinois] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1073 



1897. Clarissa £. Ela. 
F. D. Farr 



X 888. Drawing Department, State Normal School, Bloomington. 
, A.B., *92, Univ. of Vt. 



State Agent for Silver, Burdette & Co., 363 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
M. Elizabeth Farson. 

1889. Principal of Brown School, 134 Warren Ave., Chicago. 
Mary C. Foote. 

1891. Principal of School, X34 Auburn Place, Rockford. 
J. M. Frost, A.M., Hobart Coll. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, Hinsdale. 
Mary Gillrspie. 

1893. Principal of High School, Winnetka. 
Nellie Gillespie. 

1893. Assistant in High School, Winnetka. 
Joseph Clavbaugh Gordon, A.B., *66, A.M., '69, Ph.D., '92, Monmouth Coll. 

1897. Superintendent of State Institute for Education of Deaf, Jacksonville. 
A. V. Grebnman. 

Superintendent of Schools, 331 Spruce St., Aurora. 
Frank H. Hall. 

1897. Superintendent of Institution for the Blind, Jacksonville. 
James Hannan. 

1890. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, 5136 S. Park Ave., Chicago. 
Samuel A. Harrison, A.B., '83, A.M., '88, Univ. of 111. 

1893. Principal of Burroughs School, ^104 S. Park Ave., Chicago. 
Dudley Grant Hays, Graduate State Normal Univ. 

1896. Assistant Science Instructor, Chicago Normal School, 550 W. 6oth Place, Englewood 

Chicago. 
Samuel H. Heidler. 

Superintendent of Schools, Ottawa. 
Mrs. Kate A. Henderson. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, Barber Building, Joliet. 
R. M. Hitch. 

Principal Dore School, 151 S. Robey St., Chicago. 
Mrs. E. a. Hubbard. 

Supervisor of Primary Schools, 113 Bartleson St., Joliet. 
A. W. Hussey. B.S., '78, Nat. Nor. Univ. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, Geneseo. 
G. OvEDiA Jacobs. 

1895. Head Assistant, 8th Grade, 170 N. Morgan St., Chicago. 
John Crerar Library, Chicago. 

President, Norman Williams ; Librarian, C. W. Andrews, Chicago. 
J. A. Johnson. 

Principal Mark Sheridan School, 3500 Ellis Ave., Chicago. 
Emma F. Jones. 

1879. Assistant in High School, 113X S. 6th St., Springfield. 
C. H. Kamman, B.L., Univ. of 111. 

Teacher of Modem Languages in High School, 810, 6th Ave., Peoria. 
Sarah A. Kirklev. 

1895. Principal of Grant School, 738 Washington Boul., Chicago. 
Henri ette M. Knispel. 

187X. Teacher in Public Schools, 308 S. Charles St., Belleville. 
Carl J. Kroh. 

X89X. Head of Physical Training Department, Chicago Normal School, 68x7 Honore St., 
Chicago. 
Cephas H. Leach. 

Principal of A. H. Burley School, 533 Greenleaf Ave., Station Y, Chicago. 
Lincoln University. 

President, A. E. Turner; Secretary, C. E. Conant, Lincoln. 
I. F. Mather, A.B.. A.M., Iowa Coll. 

Superintendent of Schools, Centralia. 
Mary McCowen. 

Principal Day Schools for the Deaf, 6550 Yale Ave., Chicago. 
Francis M. McKay. ^ 

Principal Anderson School, 61 Alice Court, Chicago. 
Anna McKillop. 

1886. Head Assistant Graham School, 740 W. 47th Place, Chicago. 
Walter Reynolds Mitchell, B.S., '87, Univ. of 111. 

Department of Biology, High School, 433, 57th St., Hyde Park, Chicago. 
Dora Montgomery. 

1894. Oral Cla.ss for the Deaf, Public Schools, 4319 Drexel Boul., Station O, Chicago. 
A. C. Moore, A.B., '87, S. Car. ColJ. 

1898. Graduate Student, Univ. of Chicago, 5829 Jackson Ave., Chicago. 
Royal T. Morgan, A.B., '74, A.M., '77, Wheaton (5>11. 

1886. County Superintendent of Schools, 710 College Ave., Wheaton. 
Frank L. Morse, A.B.^ '86, A.M., '89, Brown Univ. 

Principal of Hayes School, 393 Warren Ave., Chicago. 
Fanny E. Oliver. 

X885. Principal of Montefiore School, 390 Washington Boul., Chicago. 
Edwin H. Owen. 

Superintendent of Schools, Carlinville. 
Hugh A. Owen, Graduate of State Normal School. 

X89X. Principal of High School, Box 193, Maywood. 
Daniel Baldwin Parkinson, A.M., *74. Ph.D., '98, Mcfcendree Coll. 

1898. President Southern Illinois Normal University, 335 Walnut St., Carbondale. 
Mary Reid Pierce. 



1808. Agent American Book Co., 52X-S31 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 

W. Plapp, A.B., '85, Dartmouth Coll. 

1890. Assistant in High School, 3549 N. 42d Ave., Station 35, Chicago. 



1074 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION [Indiana 

ILUNOIS— Continued 

1897. Mrs. Andrea Hofbr Proudfoot. 

Editor " Child Garden," 9333 Prospect Ave., Chicago. 
•John K. Rasswbiler, A.M., '90, Northwestern Coll. 

1876. Superintendent of Schools, Downer's Grove. 
Louise D. Rennicw. 

Teacher in Pullman School, 7143 Evans Ave., Station R, Chicago 
Robert H. Rennib. 

X889. Principal of Gresham School, 817 W. 87th St., Chicago. 
John Richeson, M.S., *8o; A.M. (honorary), '84, Ewing Coll. 

1897. Superintendent of City Schools, District No. x, 819 Ohio Ave., East St. Louis. 
Georgb a. Robbins. 

X89X. Teacher of Woodwork, Public Schools, 6932 Union Ave., Chicago. 
H. L. Roberts. 

X895. Superintendent of Public Schools, Farmington. 
Joseph L. Robertson. 

1894. County Superintendent of Schools, Court House, Peoria. 
J. A. Root. 

Teacher, 3x11 Michigan Ave., Chicago. 
George H. Shorney. 

Hope Publishing Co., 84 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
Edward O. Sisson, B.S., *86, State Agr. Coll. ; A.B., '93, Univ. of Chicago. 

1897. Director of Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peoria. 
Eva a. Smedley. 

X898. Principal of Noyes St. School, Evanston; 138 Wells St., Chicago. 
E. R. Smith. 

General Agent for D. C. Heath & Co., 378 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
Arthur J. Snyder. 

X897. Superintendent of Schools, 533 E. Madison St., Belvidere. 
Mrs. Helen £. Starrett. 

Principal of Scoville Place College Preparatory School for Girls, Lake St., Oak Park, 
John H. Stehman. 

1881. Principal of Avondale School, X571 Kimball Ave., Station Y, Chicago. 
Albert LeRoy Stevenson, B.S., *8i, N. Ind. Nor. Sch. 

1885. Principal of Oakland Grammar School, 3995 Drexel Boul., Chicago. 
A. J. Tiffany. 

Publisher " Natural Science Cabinet," 3io E. 40th St., Chicago. 
Emma J. Todd. 

383 Downer Place, Aurora. 
Henry L. Tolman, A.M., '69, Rochester Univ. 

Professor of Medical Jurisprudence, School of Medicine, Univ. of 111., 939 Chicago 
Opera House Building, Chicago. 
William Welton. 

1893. Principal Public Schools, Lansing. 
John F. Wicks. 

X890. Principal of School, Blue Mound. 

1898. John A. Forbes. 

With Sheldon & Co., Eklucational Publishers, 315 Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
Clyde Sloane, A.B. 

1890. Principal of Schools, Carrollton. 

INDIANA 

LIFE DIRECTOR 

1877. James Henry Smart, A.M., '72, Dartmouth; LL.D., '83, Ind. Univ. 

1883. President of Purdue University, 191 Columbia St., Lafayette. 

LIFE members 

1876. WiLUAM A. Bell, A.M., '63, Antioch Coll. 

X87X. Editor of ** Indiana School Journal," 665^ N. Penn St., Indianapolis. 
Moses Cobb Stevens, A.M., '83, Earlham Coll. 

X883. Professor of Mathematics, Purdue University, xi Waldon St., W. Lafayette. 
x88o. John S. Irwin, A.B., '43, Western Univ. of Pa. ; M.D., '47, Univ. of Pa. ; LL.D., '75, Univ. of Ind. 

X303 E. Main St., Lafayette. 

ACTIVB MEMBERS 

X885. Mary E. Nicholson. 

Principal of Normal School, X333 Broadway, Indianapolis. 
1890. Anna Suter. 

X889. Principal of High School, xx5, 4th St., Aurora. 
189X. W. S. Almond. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, cor. Monroe and Willson Sts., Delphi. 
Jesse H. Brown. 

Lecturer on Art and General Educational Subjects, x6x5 Broadway, Indianapolis. 
Miss N. Cropsey. 

1894. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, 13 19 College Ave., Indianapolis. 
X893. Edward Ayres, A.B., '78, A.M., '85, Amherst Coll. 

X890. Superintendent of Schools, 635 Ferry St., Lafayette. 
X893. William L. Bryan, Ph.D., '93, Clark Univ. 

X887. Professor of Philosophy, 1893 ; Vice-President, Indiana University ,^Bloomington 
Albert E. Humke. 

X89X. Superintendent of Public Schools, Vincennes. 
Joseph Swain, B.L., M.S., Ind. Univ. : LL.D.^ Wabash Coll. 

1893. Presi(knt of Indiana University, 338 Kirkwood Ave., Bloomington. 

* Died September, X897. 



Indiana] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1075 

1893. H. G. Woody, B.S., National Normal Univ. 

Superintendent of Schools, Greencastle. 

1894. Georgb W. Benton, A.B., '84, A.M., '87, Wabash Coll. 



x888. Instructor in Chemistry, High School, 3428 Broadway, Indianapolis. 

" '., '67, Antioch Con. 
1893. Principal of High School, 1209 Park Ave., Indianapolis. 



Gborgb W. Hufford, A.M., '67, Antioch Col 



1895. W. C. Belman. 

1883. Superintendent of Schools, 130 Ogden St., Hammond. 
Edward Boyle, A.B., Univ. of Mich. 

x888. Superintendent of City Schools, Michigan City. 
H. B. Brown, A.M. 

President Northern Indiana Normal School, 53 Jefferson St., Valparaiso. 
George Stockton Burroughs, A.B., '73, A.M., '76, Ph.D., '84, D.D., '87, Princeton; LL.D., '95, 
Mariette Coll. 

1893. President of Wabash College, 506 S. Washington St., Crawfordsville. 
J. A. Carnagey, A.B., '81, A.M.. 84, Hanover Coll., Ind. 

1890. Superintendent of City Schools, 1039 Franklin St., Columbus. 
T. F. FiTZGiBBONs, Grad., '90, Ind. St. Nor. Sch. ; A.B., '97, Ind. Univ. 

1890. Superintendent of Public Schools, 10x5 Main St., Elwood. 
W. B. Flick. 

Student, 35 E. Washington St., Indianapolis. 
D. M. Gbeting. 

1895. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, 3026 Central Ave., Indianapolis. 
David Kopp Goss, A.B., '87, Indiana Univ. ; FelJow in Cornell, '92-3. 

X894. Superintendent of Schools, 3339 College Ave., Indianapolis. 
William A. Hester, A.M., '83, De Pauw Univ. 

1894. Superintendent of City Public Schools, 438 Chandler Ave., Evansville. 
Cyrus W. Hodgin, A.M.. '88, Earlham Coll. 

1887. Prof, of History and Political Science, Earlham Coll., 30 Central Ave., Richmond. 
Frank L. Jones, B.S., '90, N. Ind. Nor. Sch. ; A.B., '08, Ind. Univ. 

1895. Superintendent of City Schools, W. Madison St., Tipton. 
G. F. Kbnaston, A.B., '78, Dartmouth; A.M., *8i, Univ. of Mich. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, Crawfordsville. 
Mary E. Rowe. 

X898. Author, Lecturer, and Normal Instructor, 3307 Talbot Ave., Indianapolis. 
W. S. RowE, A.B., '93, De Pauw Univ. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, Rising Sun. 
Jambs F. Scull. 

1883. Superintendent of Schools, Room xx, Central Building, Rochester. 
W. R. Snyder, A.M., Pennsylvania Coll. 

X887. Superintendent of City Schools, 319 W. Adams St., Muncie. 
W. R. J, Stratford, A.B., *8s, A.M., '89, Hanover Coll. 

Superintendent of Schools, 62 £. 3d St., Peru. 
Wabash College. 

I President,' George Stockton Burroughs; Sec., Henry Z. McLain, Crawfordsville. 

Wblford D. Weaver. 

1890. Superintendent of Schools, Marion. 
1896. George F. Bass. 

Manager " Ind. Young People's Reading Circle," 103 Commercial Club Building, 
Indianapolis. 
Mrs. Eliza A. Blaker. ^ 

x883. Superintendent Indianapolis Free Kindergartens, 3330 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis. 
Henry Willard Bowers, A.B., '77, A.I^., '81. De Pauw Univ. 

X896. Superintendent of Schools, Union City. 
John Franklin Brown, Ph.B., '89, A.M., '95, Eariham Coll.; Ph.D., '96, Cornell. 

1898. Vice-President and Professor of Philosophy, Earlham College, Richmond. 
Isaac Vinton Busby, A.B., '91, Indiana Univ. 

1894. Superintendent City Schools, 705 S. Harrison St., Alexandria. 
Robert I. Hamilton. 

1887. Superintendent City Schools, 53 Poplar St., Huntington. 
Miles W. Harrison, A.B., '79, Oberlin. 

1886. Superintendent City. Schools, 109 Sinclair St., Wabash. 
W. H. Hershman, A.B.^ '98, Ind. Univ. 

1894. Superintendent City Schools, cor. Bank and Spring Sts., New Albany. 
J. R. Houston, M.S., '93, Moore's Hill Coll. 

X896. Superintendent Public Schools, Aurora. 
John O. Lewellen, B.S., N. Ind. Nor. School. 

301 North St., Muncie. 
Nannie C. Love. 

1881. Supervisor of Music, 401 E. Washington St., Muncie. 

C. M. McDaniel, B.S., '85, A.M., '93. 

Superintendent of Schools, Madison. 
William A. Millis, A.M., Ind. Univ. 

X894. Superintendent of Schools, Attica. 
B. F. Moore. 

X890. Superintendent of City Schools, Frankfort. 
Thomas Abbott Mott, A.M., '98, Eariham Coll. 

1806. Superintendent of Schools, Richmond. 
Charles N. Peak, A.B., '84, Moore's Hill Coll. ; Ph.B., '86, Ind. Univ. 

1891. Superintendent of City Schools, Princeton. 
Flora Roberts, B.S., '87, M.S., '98, Purdue Univ. 

1894. Teacher in West La Fayette High School, Northwestern Ave., La Fayette. 
Howard Sandison. ' 

r» w rr A Vice-President, Indiana State Normal School, 434 N. Center St., Terre Haute. 

D. W. Thomas, A.B., '7^, De Pauw Univ. 

x886. Superintendent of City Schools, 506 Pigeon St., Elkhart. 



1076 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION fiowa 

INDIANA— C<>«/z«K«'</ 

1896. William H. Wiley, A.B., '64, A.M., '67, Butler Univ. 

1869. Superintendent of Schools, 451 N. 7th St., Terre Haute. 
Albert Henry Yoder^ A.B., '93, Ind. Univ. 

1897. Adelaide 




iigr 
J. W. Carr, A.B., '85, A'.M., '90, Ind. Univ. 

1890. Superintendent of City Schools, 178 W. 12th St., Anderson. 
John Coopbk, A.M. 

Principal Ward School, 8 Brightwood Ave., Indianapolis. 
Indiana State Library. 

State Librarian, W. £. Henry, State House, Indianapolis. 
Francis M. Merica, B.S., '96, Wm. Taylor Univ. ; Ph.B., '97, Univ. of Chicago. 



Edwin S 



Superintendent of Schools, La Grange. 
. Monroe, Ph.B., '96, 111. Wesleyan Univ. ; A.M., '97, Hanover Coll. 

1895. Superintendent of City Schools, Box 552, Mt. Vernon. 
H. C. Montgomery, A.B., '80, Hanover Coll. ; A.M., '91, Univ. of Mich. 

1892. Superintendent of Schools, Seymour. 
Will A. Myers, A.B., Indiana Univ. 

1898. Graduate Student, Indiana University, 609 N. Walnut St., Bloomington. 
Northern Indiana Normal School Library. 

President. H. B. Brown ; Librarian, O. P. Kinsey, Valparaiso. 
Robert Alexander Ogg, B.S., '72, A.M., '92, Ind. Univ. 

Superintendent of Schools, Kokomo. 
May Wright Sewall. M.S., A.M.. '69, Northwestern Univ. 

1882. Principal Girls' Classical School, 635 N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis. 
State Normal School at Terre Haute. 

President, W. W. Parsons, Terre Haute. 
Justin N. Study, A.M., '73, Ohio Wes. Univ. 

1896. Superintendent of Public Schools, Fort Wayne. 
1898. Harriet F. Case. 

Supervisor of Methods, Public Schools, Muncie. 

W. S. HiSER. 

Director of Penmanship, Public Schools, 33 S. 13th St., Richmond. 
John A. Wood, A.B., Ind. Univ. 

Superintendent of Schools, La Porte. 

INDIAN TERRITORY 

ACTIVE member 

1898. Leonard Worcester Williams, A.B., '95, A.M., '98, Hanover Coll. 

1896. Teacher of Natural Science, Henry Kendall Coll. ; 1898, at Princeton for post- 
graduate work; Muskogee. 

IOWA 
life director 

1886. JosiAH Little Pickard, A.B., '44, A.M., '47, LL.D., '94, Bowdoin Coll. 

Ex- President. State University of Iowa, 419 N. Clinton St., Iowa City. 

life members 

* 

1884. Henry J. Taylor, A'.B., '78, LL.B., *8o, A.M., '84, Univ. of Wis. 

Lawyer, 1635 Douglas St., Sioux City. 
W. A. Willis, A.M., '65. 

Proprietor and Principal of Iowa City Academy, 308 Church St., Iowa City. 

active members 

1884. Hamline H. Freer, B.S.. '69, M.S., '78, A.B., '80, A.M., '83. Cornell Coll., la. 

1872. Prof, of Science and Art of Teaching and Polit. Econ., Cornell Coll., Mt. Vernon. 
Willliam Fletcher King, A.B., '57, A.M., '60, Ohio Wesleyan Univ.; D.D., '70, 111. Wesleyan 
Univ. ; LL.D., '87. State Univ. of Iowa, Ohio Wesleyan Univ. 
1863. President of Cornell College, Mt. Vernon. 

1889. William Miller Beardshear, A.B., '76, A.M., '79, LL.D., '85. 

1891. President of Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts, Ames. 
Henry Sabin, LL.D., '93, Drake Univ. ; '94, Cornell Coll. ; '95, State Univ. of Iowa. 

Ex- State Superintendent of Public Instruction, 615 Iowa Loan and Trust Building, 
Des Moines. 
Homer H. Seerley, Ph.B., '73, B.D., '75, A.M., '76, State Univ. of Iowa; LL.D., '98, Penn. Coll. 
1886. President State Normal School, 2403 Normal St., Cedar Falls. 

1890. H. E. Kratz, A.M., '77, Ph.D., '90, Univ. of Wooster, O. 

1891. Superintendent of Schools, 805 Douglas St., Sioux City. 

1891. O. P. BosTwiCK, A.B., '78, Lombard Univ., 111. 

1889. Superintendent of Schools, 313, 8th Ave., Clinton. 
i8q2. J. M. Mehan. 

1884. President Capital City Commercial College, Y. M. C. A. Building, Des Moines. 

1893. Jacob Theodore Merrill, A.B., '62, A.M., '65, Otterbein Univ. 

1890. Superintendent of City Schools, 518, 7th St., Cedar Rapids. 

1894. Frank B. Cooper. 

1891. Superintendent of Schools, 753, 17th St., Des Moines. 
Ashley Van Storm, Ph.B., '98, 111. Wesleyan Univ. 

1898. Superintendent of City Schools, Cherokee. 



Iowa] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1077 

1894. A. B. Warner. • 

X896. Superintendent of Schools, Missouri Valley. 

1895. James Johnson Billingsly, B.S., '93, N. Ind. Nor. School. 

X898. Superintendent of Public Schools, Sanborn. 
M. E. Crosier. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, Walnut. 

E. D. Y. Culbertson. B.D., '89, State Normal School, Cedar Falls, la. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, Ames. 
O. E. French. 

1895. Superintendent of City Schools, 603 N. Maple St., Creston. 
Lydia Hinman. 

i886. Principal E. Waterloo High School, Waterloo. 
O. J. Laylander. 

1888. Superintendent of Schools, 930 Main St., Cedar Falls. 
Joseph Jasper McConnell, A.B., '76; B.Didac, '78, A.M., '80, State Univ. of Iowa. 

1891. Professor of Pedagogy, State University of Iowa, 331 Summit St., Iowa City. 
W. A. McCoRD. 

1898. Educational Department, Rsnd, McNally & Co., Des Moines. 
J. J. Nagbl, Ph.B., '98, Wesleyan Univ., Bloomington, 111. 

1870. Principal Grammar School No. 4, 906 W. Locust St., Davenport. 
Ella L. Packer. 

X898. Teacher, Grand Forks, N. Dak. ; home address, 9x3, loth St., Sioux City. 
Mary Rourkb, B.D. 

1886. Principal of Schools, Farley. 
Etta Suplbb. 

Supervisor of Primary Training, State Normal School, Cedar Falls. 
Fannib Suplbb. 

1893. Principal Grant School, West Des Moines, 1045, 9th St., Des Moines. 
J. E. Williamson, A.M.. '83, Wabash Coll. 

1893. Superintendent of Citv Schools, Fairfield. 

1896. Richard C. Barrett, A.M., *94, Cornell Coll., la. 

1898. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Des Moines. 
William Beal. 

1895. Principal of High School, Maynard. 
Jambs J. Crossley, A.B., '91, A.M., '97, Univ. of Iowa. 

Winterset. 
O. E. McFadon. 

134 W. 3d St., Davenport. 
C. F. McNevin, B.S., M.Acc't. 

Claremont. 
Georgb I. Miller, B.S., '77, M.S., *07i Iowa State Coll. 

1886. Superintendent of Public Schools, 437 Story St., Boone. 

A. C. Newell, B.S., '93, Univ. of Mich. 

1894. Instructor in Manual Training and Mechanical Drawing, 1304 Center St., Des Moines 
Franklin T. Oldt, A.M . 

189s. Superintendent of City Schools, 1340 Locust St., Dubuque. 
A N. Palmer. 

President Cedar Rapids Business College and Editor of ** Western Penman,*' Cedar 
Rapids. 
HattieA. Phillips. 

1894. Supervisor of Kindergartens, X013, sxst St., Des Moines. 

F. E. Willard. B.S., '8^, A.M., '93, Iowa Coll. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, 306 W. Grant St. , Marshalltown . 
J. B. Young, A.B., '61, A.M., '64, Middlebury Coll. 

1878. Superintendent of Schools, 433 E. X4th St., Davenport. 

1897. C. C. Baumann. 

Teacher of French and German in High School, 1511 Harrison St., Davenport. 
Eugene Brown, B S., Iowa Agri. Coll. 

Superintendent of Schools, Cerro Gordo Co., Mason City. 
J. L. Buechelb, Ph.B., '86, Cornell Coll., Iowa. 

1896. Superintendent City Schools, Independence. 

H. T. BUSHNELL. 

1873. Principal of Grammar School No. 8, Famam St. and South Ave. , Davenport. 
C. P. Colgrove, A.m., Univ. of Chicago. 

X896. Assistant Professor of Pedagogy, State Normal School, 1307 Clay St., Cedar Falls. 
W. A. DoRON,M.S. 

Superintendent of Public Schools, Eldora. 
Mrs. E. Dudley, A.B., '84, A.M., '87, Cornell Coll. 

1893. Assistant Principal m High School, Paullina. 
James F. Eaton, A.B.. B.D., A.M.,D.D. 

1894. Professor in Hull Educational Institute, Hull . 
Irene Garrettb. 

Principal of Jefferson School, 708, 3d Ave. , Cedar Rapids. 
Herbert B. Haydbn. 

1898. Superintendent of Schools, 148 Glen Ave. , Council Bluffs. 

B. J. HORCHEM. 

X898. Principal Audobon School, 315 Bluff St., Dubuque. 
F. E. Lark. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, Monona Co., Onawa. 

A. XV. 9ALE. 

1893. Superintendent of City Schools, 326 W. 9th St. , Mason City. 
William S. Shearer. 

Agent for Harper Bros., School Books, 3817 Cottage Grove St., Des Moines. 
J. F. Smith. 

1895. County Superintendent of Schools, Waukon. 
State Normal School at Cedar Falls. 

President, H. H. Seerley, Cedar Falls. 



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• IOWA— CoHttnued 

1897. State University Library of Iowa. ^ • 

Librarian, Mrs. Bertha G. Ridgeway, Iowa City. 
. Cynthia Titus, B.D. 

1898. Principal of Lowell School, xio3 Washington St., Waterloo. 
V. L. Wilson. 

Agent American Book Co., Ottumwa. 
F. M. Witter, B.S., A.M., '76, University of Iowa. 

1885. Superintendent of Schools, 1314 Mulberry St. , Muscatine. 

C. F. Woodward, A. B., A.M.; Cornell Coll. 

1898. County Superintendent of Schools, Eldora. 

1898. Cecilia Adams, *88, Chicago Froebel Assoc. 

Supervisor of Kindergartens and Normal Teacher, aoo W. nth St., Dubuque. 
J. M. Davis. 

Superintendent of City Schools. 307 Jackson St., Sigoumey. 
J. D. Stout, B.D., *82, B.S., '83, N. Ind. Nor. Sch. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, Forest City. 
Mary Ziek. 

Principal Van Buren School, 510, ist St. W., Cedar Rapids. 

KANSAS 

life directors 

1886. A. V. Jewett. A.B., '57, Middlebury Coll., Vt. 

Abilene. 
A. R. Taylor, Ph.D., *8a, Lincoln Univ., 111. 

1882. President State Normal School, Emporia. 

life members 
1886. Board of Education, Abilene. 

President, Mrs. Maly Hamilton; Secretary, W. P. Gulick. 
Board of Education, Dodge City. 

President, W. H. Chapman; Clerk, J. M. Kirkpatrick. 
Board of Education, City of Ottawa. 

President, O. M. Wilber; Clerk, F. A. Wilkinson. 
Board of Education, Sedgwick. 

Principal, E. L. Hillis ; Clerk, G. P. Schouten. 
Anderson Griffeth Campbell. 

Council Grove. 
Nathaniel Coover. 

A.ssistant Principal of Public Schools, Wilson. 
Edward T. Fairchild, 

County Superintendent of Public Instruction, Ellsworth. 
Henry G. Larimer, LL.B., *8i, Univ. of Mich. 

Lawyer, 535 Kansas Ave., Topeka. 
A. N. Limerick. 

Principal of Public Schools, South Haven. 
John MacDonald. 

Editor ** Western School Journal,'* Topeka. 
Peter McVicar, A.B., *56, A.M., D.D., '71, Beloit Coll., Wis. 

1896. President Emeritus of Washburn College, Topeka. 
Riley Co. Educational Association, 

President, Geoi^e K. Knipe, Manhattan ; Secretary, Hannah Wetzig, Randolph. 
George E. Rose, B.D. , Univ. of Kan. ; M.S., Kan. St. Agri. Coll. 

1893. Principal of High School, 2020 N. Walnut St., Kansas City. 
Thomas A. Sawhill, A.B., '74, Amherst Col. 

Publisher of ''Concordia Empire," Concordia. 
Aaron Schuyler, A.M., '60, Ohio Wes. Univ. ; LL.D., '73, Ottcrbein; Ph.D., *dB, Kan. Wcs. Univ. 
Prof, of Phil, and Higher Math., Kan. Wesleyan Univ., 13x6 S. Santa F6 St.,Salina. 
Edmund Stanley, A.M., '91, Penn Coll., la. 

1898. President of Friends' University, Wichita. 
Teachers' Association of Cowley Co. 

President, Julia B. King ; Secretary, Edna M. Glass, Winfield. 

D. C. Tillotson. 

621 Filmore St., Topeka. 
Philo Jesse Williams, A.M., '57, Madison Univ.; D.D., '76, Univ. of Kan. 

Baldwin. 

ACTIVE members 

1884. J. N. Wilkinson. 

1884. Director of Training, State Normal School, 832 Merchant St., Emporia. 

1889. Emory M. Wood, A.M., '82, Ph.D., '93, Allegheny Coll. 

1887. Professor of Mathematics, Baker University, 8th and King Sts., Baldwin 

1890. William M. Davidson. 

1892. Superintendent of Schools, Topeka. 
Arvin S. Olin, A.B., '92, Ottawa Univ. ; A.M., ^94, Univ. of Kan. 

1894. Associate Professor of Pedagogy, Univ. of Kan., X134 Louisiana St., Lawrence. 
William C. Stevenson. 

1890. Professor of Bookkeeping and Penmanship, State Normal School. X017 Mechanic 
St., Emporia. 
L. E. Wolfe. 

1898. Superiiftendent of Schools, 921 Minnesota Ave., Kansas City. 

1891. Frank R. Dyer, B.Pd., '88, Ohio Nor. Sch. ; A.M., '92, Ohio Wesleyan Univ. 

X893. Superintendent of Schools, 609 N. Tc ' 
J. D. Orr. 

1890. Principal Main St. School, Fort Scott. 
1893. Francis Huntington Snow, Ph.D., '81, LL.D.. '90, Princeton. 

1890. Chancellor of University of Kansas, Lawrence. 



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KANSAS— Continued 

X894. Etta I'Dbll Clarkb. 

Teacher of Music, 1025 Constitution St., Emporia. 
Elva Enola Clarkb. 

1803. Librarian of State Normal School, 1025 Constitution St., Emporia. 
O. P. M. McClintock. 

X897. Principal Qay School, 523 Van Buren St., Topeka. 

1895. M. A. Bailby, A.m., '79, Wesleyan Univ. of Conn. 

1885. Teacher of Mathematics, State Normal School, 218 W. 12th Ave., Emporia. 
O. P. Barnbs. 

Western Agent, Ginn & Co., Leavenworth. 
Jbssie L. Clarke. 

1892. Supervisor of Music, Public Schools, X203 N. Market St., Wichita. 
Fbnblla Dana. 

1889. Teacher in Public Schools, 909 Tyler St., Topeka. 
M. E. Dolphin. 

Superintendent of Schools, Leavenworth. 
LiDA H. Mills. 

1805. Assistant in High School, 1203 N. Market St., Wichita. 
Miss M. S. Mitchkll, B.S., Geneva Coll., Penn. 

1879. Teachci in Public Schools, 509 W. 6th St., Topeka. 
L. H. MuRLiN, A.B., *9i, S.T.B., '92, De Pauw Univ.; D.D., '97, Cornell Coll. ; S.T.D., '97, Denver 
Univ. 

1894. President Baker University, Baldwin. 
Miss C. S. Newbll. 

1890. Teacher in Public Schools, 817 W. 14th St., Topeka. 
David F. Shirk. 

1893. Superintendent of City Schools, Cottonwood Falls. 
E. A. Simbrwell. 

x8o2. Principal of Grant School, 1209 N. Western Ave., Topeka. 

1896. Byron Dean van Ostrand, B.S., '84^ Cornell Univ. 

X894. Superintendent of City Schools, Marion. 
J. J. Wilkinson, Grad. 111. Nor. Univ. ; Ph.D., '98, Univ. of Leipzig. 
832 Merchants St., Emporia. 

1897. Mrs. Gaston Boyd. 

• Supervisor of Music, Public Schools, and Director of the Department of Elocu- 

tion and Physical Culture, Bethel College, Newton. 
Charles A. Boyle. 

X893. Director of Department of Music, State Normal School, 831 Constitution St. 
Emporia. 
L. L. L. Hanks, Ph.D., West Kentucky Coll. 

Superintendent of Schools, Kansas City. 
L, A. Lowther, A.B., '94, State Univ. 

1896. Superintendent of City Schools. 617 Exchange St., Emporia. 
H. B. Peairs. 

Superintendent Haskell Institute, Indian Industrial Training School, Lawrence. 
Walter G. Riste. 

Principal of County High School, Colby. 
Frank P. Smith, A.B., ^8, Ind. Univ. ; A.M., '90* Baker Univ. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, 900 Tennessee St., Lawrence. 
State Agricultural College of Kansas. 

Librarian, Helen J. Wescott, Manhattan. 
Mrs. £. Davidson Worden. 

X896. Superintendent of The Topeka Kindergarten Association, 221 W. loth Ave., Topeka 

KENTUCKY 

LIFE director 

t886. George T. Fairchild, LL.D., '93, Oberlin. 

1898. Vice-President and Professor of English Literature, Berea College, Berea. 

LIFE members 

1877. William Henry Bartholomew. 

x88i. Principal of Girls* High School, 426 E. Gray St., Louisville. 
Mrs. Laura L. Monsarrat. 

Principal of Seventh Ward Public School, 316 W. Walnut St., Louisville. 

ACTIVE members 

1891. Charles H. Dietrich, B.S., '78, Ohio State Univ. 

Agent American Book Company, Hopkinsville. 
McHenry Rhoads, A.m., West Ky. Coll. : Ph.M., Hartford Coll. 

1891. Superintendent of Schools, 3x7, 3d St., Frankfort. 

1892. J. D. Coleman, Ph.B., '91, Hartford Coll., Ky. 

1892. Principal of High School, 249, 5th St., Louisville. 
Mary F. Dodson. 

1880. Assistant Principal High School, 327 N. 4th St., Paducah. 
George O, McBroom, A.B., '85, Drake Univ., la. 

X890. Superintendent of Schools, 124 N. 5th St., Paducah. 

1893. H. R. Blaisdell, Ph.D., ^^t. 

Principal of High School, 66 E. 7th St., Covington. 
Edgar H. Mark. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, Center and Walnut Sts., Louisville. 
James McGinnis. 

1891. Superintendent of Schools, 114 W. 4th St., Owensboro, 



lo8o NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION [Maine 

KENTUCKY— Ctf«/j«»^</ 

1894. SusiB M. Bartholomew. 

426 £. Gray St., Louisville. 
J. M. N. DowNES, B.S., *86, Glasgow, Ky., Nor. School. 

1894. Superintendent of Bellevue Schools, 1^2 Taylor Ave., Newport. 
Arthur C. Fleshman, B.S., '84, M.S., '92, Nat. Nor. Univ., O. 

1898. Institute Instructor, Bagdad. 
Mary K. Keating. 

1830. W.Jefferson St., Louisville. 

1895. Livingstone McCartney. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, Hopkinsville. 

1896. F. S. Alley. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, Dayton. 
W. J. McConathy. 

1895. Principal of Normal School, 1454, 2d St., Louisville. 
John Morris. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, 829 Scott St., Covington. 
Ida Rudolf. 

1895. Principal Montgomery School, 2427 W. Chestnut St., Louisville. 
Edward Taylor, A.M., Earlham Coll., Richmond, Ind. 

Superintendent of Schools, 1109 College St., Bowling Green. 
Louise A. Wiard. 

Teacher in 8th Grade, Public Schools, Frankfort. 

1897. J. G. Crabbe, A.B., A.M., Ohio Wes. Univ. ; M.Pd., Ohio Univ. 

1890. Superintendent of City Schools, Winchester Ave. and 22d St., Ashland. 
George Benjamin Raggett, B.S., '75, Grand River Inst. 

1876. Principal of Public Schools, 956, 5th St., Louisville. 
Reuben Post Halleck, A.M., Yale. 

Principal of Boys' High School, 1240, 3d Ave., Louisville. 
G. Clinton Hanna, A.B, '70, A.M., '73, Calvert Coll., Md. 

1895. Superintendent of City Schools, 207 Rose Hill Ave., Versailles. 
Anna C. Roth. 

1887. Teacher in Sixth Grade, Duncan St. School, 2441 W. Chestnut St., Louisville. 
Dora Snobopa. 

1889. Teacher in Primary Department, 21 11 W. Chestnut St., Louisville. 
E. W. Weaver. 

1894. Superintendent of City Schools, Paris. 

1898. A. C. KuYKENDALL, A.B., '91, Burrett Coll. 

1898. Teacher of Mathematics, South Kentucky Coll., Hopkinsville. 

William H. Perry. 

2909 W. Walnut St., Louisville. 

LOUISIANA 

ACTIVE members 

1889. Miss Marion Brown. 

1895. Principal of New Orleans Normal School, 1538, 4th St., New Orleans. 
George J. Ramsey, A.M., Hampden Sidney Coll., Va. ; LL.D., Southwestern Univ. 

1885. Preaident Silliman Collegiate Institute, Clinton. 
1892. George Soul^. 

President Soul6 Commercial College and Literary Institute, 603 St. Charles St., 
New Orleans. 
r894. Miss H. A. Suter. 

1878. Principal of McDonogh High School No. 2, 1426 St. Andrew St., New Orleans. 

1895. Warren Easton. 

Superintendent of School, 1413, 3d St., New Orleans. 

1896. B. C. Caldwell. 

1896. President of State Normal School, Natchitoches. 
Kate Kelly. 

1890. Principal of McDonogh School No. i, 4428 Canal St., New Orleans. 
Lizzie Kelly. 

1884. Principal of McDonogh School No. 4, 4428 Canal St., New Orleans. 

1897. Clara G.Baer. 

1891 . Dir. of Physical Education, Newcomb Coll. , 1532 Washington Ave. , New Orleans. 
Brandt V. B. Dixon, A.M., LL.D. 

President of Newcomb College, 1730 H. Clay Ave., New Orleans. 
Eveline A. Waldo. 

Kindergarten Training Teacher, Normal School, 6106 St. Charles Ave., New 
Orleans. 

MAINE 

ACTIVE members 

1890. M. C. Fernald, A.B., '61, A.M., '64, Ph.D., '81, Bowdoin Coll. 

Professor of Philosophy and Logic, Emeritus, University of Maine, Orono. 
1892. W. J. Corthell, A.B., '57, A..M., '60, Waterville Coll. ; LL.D., '92, Colby Univ. 

1879. Principal of State Normal School, Gorham. 
1895. John S. Locke. 

X893. Superintendent of Schools ; President York Institute, 42 Middle St., Saco. 
William Wallace Stetson. 

1895. State Superintendent of Public Schools, 295 Minot Ave., Auburn. 

1898. Charles Fred. Cook, A.B., '91, St. Lawrence Univ. 

1896. Principal Cony High School, 52 State St., Augusta. 
Abram Harris, Sc.D., Bowdoin. 

1893. President University of Maine, Orono. 
Mary S. Snow, Ph.M., *q6, Univ. of Maine. 

1889. Superintendent of Schools, City Hall, Bangor. 



Massachusetts] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS io8l 

MARYLAND 

life member 
1876. Sarah E. Richmond. 

X87S. Vice -Principal State Normal School, X402 Pennsylvania Ave., Baltimore. 

ACTIVE members 

1885. Henry A. Wise, Grad. of Virginia Military Inst. 

1883. Superintendent of Schools, 409 St. Paul St., Baltimore. 
X89X. John E. McCahan, A.M., '6^, Dickinson Coll., Pa. 

Assistant Superintendent of Schools, 171Q Hollins St., Baltimore. 

1892. E. B. Prettyman, A.B., '48, A.M., '52, LL.D.; '97, Dickinson Coll., Pa. 

1890. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, 1200 Lafayette Ave., Baltimore. 

1893. John D. Worthington. ^ 

Superintendent Harford County Public Schools, Belair. 

1894. Eli M. Lamb. 

1864. Principal Friends* Elementary and High School, 937 and 1001-1003 McCulloh St., 
Baltimore. 
Rachel E. Lamb. 

Teacher in Friends' Elementary and High School, 1109 Madison Ave., Baltimore. 

1895. William H. Shelley, A.M., Iowa Wesleyan Univ. 

1890. Principal of Girls' Latin School, St. Paul and 24th Sts., Baltimore. 

1896. Daniel C. Gilman, LL.U., Yale. 

1875. President Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore. 
Harry Marc Rowe, Ph.D. 

Secretary and Treasurer, Sadler, Rowe & Co., 12 N. Charles St., Baltimore. 

1897. Z. C. Ebaugh. 

Member State Board of Education and Principal Franklin High School, Reisters- 
town. 

1898. Susie S. Bouldin. 

Assistant in State Grammar School No. 43^ 839 Aisquith St., Baltimore. 
E. E. Gates, A.B., '83, A.M., '88, Colby Univ. 

1897. President of Frederick College, Frederick. 
John T. Freeman, B.S., '83, M.S., '87, Dartmouth. 

X890. Supervisor, Washington Public Schools, Kensington. 
Elmer Gates. 

In charge of Laboratory of Psychology and Psychurgy, Chevy Chase. 
A. J. Gminder. 

1895. Principal in English -German Public School No. 7, xiii Barclay St., Baltimore. 
Henry B. Gwynn, M.D., '88, Baltimore Univ. 

Principal of Male Grammar School No. i, 724 N. Gilmore St., Baltimore. 
Schuyler B. Moon, A.B. and C.E., '87, Washington and Lee Univ. 

Teacher in Public Schools, McDonogh. 
J. H. N. Waring, A.M., Howard Univ. ; M.D. 

Supervising Principal of loth Division, Washington, D. C, Schools; Lindon. 
John Thomas White, Grad., '78, Mercersburg Coll.,; A.B., '78, A.M.. 84, Franklin and Marshall 
Coll., Lancaster, Pa. 

1888. Principal of Alleghany County High School. 24 S. George St., Cumberland. 

MASSACHUSETTS 

LIFE DIRECTORS 

1857. William Evarts Sheldon, A.M., '69, Middlebury Coll., Vt. 

1877. Eklitor 01 " American Teacher,' and Business Department "Journal of Education," 
3 Somerset St., Boston. 
1887. Mrs. Mary H. Hunt. 

National and International Superintendent of Scientific Temperance Instruction, 
W. C. T. U., 23 Trull St., Boston. 

life members 
X870. Daniel W. Jones. 

1859. Master Lowell School, Boston; 4 Hawthorn St., Roxbury. 
1884. John Bascom, LL.D, '73, Amherst Coll. ; D.D., '75, Iowa Coll. 

1891. Professor of Political Science, Williams College, Williamstown. 

1886. William A. Mowry, A.M., Brown Univ. ; Ph.D., Bates Coll 

Lecturer and Writer, 17 Riverside Square, Hyde Park. 

ACTIVE members 

1884. Frank A. Fitzpatrick. 

55 Franklin St., Boston. 

1890. Albert G. Boyden, A.M., '61, Amherst Coll. 

i860. Principal State Normal School, Bridgewater. 
Mrs. Mary Dana Hicks. , • 

1887. Director Prang Normal Art Classes, 646 Washington St., Boston. 
H. E. Holt. ^ . 

1868. Supervisor of Music, Boston Public Schools, Box 109, Lexmgton. 

A RTHI m P S M ITH 

* 1868. Master of South Grammar School, 11 High St., Waltham. 

1891. G. Stanley Hall. 

President of Clark University, 94 Woodland St., Worcester. 
D. C. Heath, A.B., '68, A.M., '71, Amherst Coll. 

1876. Educational Publisher, no Boylston St., Boston. 
Amy Morris Homans. 

Director Boston Normal School of Gymnastics, Huntmgton Ave., Boston. 
RayGreeneHuling, A.B., '69, A.M., '72, D.S., '04, BrownUniv. 

1893. Head Master of English High School, loi Trowbridge St., Cambridge. 



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1891. A. EuGBNB NoLBN, A.B., '67, A.M., '70, Yale. 

i88z. Teacher of Greek and Latin, High School, 3 Wood Place, Fitchbuig. 
Alvin F. Pbasb, A.B., '75, A.M., '78, Brown Univ. 

1888. Superintendent ot Schools, 77 Round Hill, Northampton. 

EUZABBTH H. PbRRY. 

x8qx. Teacher of Drawing, Normal School, Bridgewater. 
John Tildbn Prince, Ph.D., '8q, Leipzig. 

i88x. Agent Massachusetts Board of Education, 15 Temple St., West Newton. 

1893. Orlando Mbrkiam Bakbr. 

Publisher, 499 Main St., Springfield. 
Milton Bradley 

Kindergarten Publisher, Springfield. 
John S. Clark. 

Treasurer, Prang Educational Co., 646 Washington St., Boston. 
Charles W. Euot, A.B., '53, Harvard; LL.D., "69, Williams, Princeton, '70 Yale. 

1869. President of Harvard University, 17 Quincy St.. Cambridge. 
Robert C. Mbtcalf. 

x883. Supervisor of Schools, School Committee Rooms, Mason St., Boston; 17 Kenwood 
St., Dorchester. 
WiLUAM W. Taplbv. 

Assistant Manager, Educational Department, Milton Bradley Co., Springfield. 
George A. Walton, A.M., Williams Coll. 

68 Chestnut St., West Newton. 
Henry N. Wheeler, A.B.. *7i, A.M., JVs, Harvard. 

1883. Supt. of Educational Department, Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 4 Park St., Bcston. 
Arthur K. Whitcomb, A.B., '73, Dartmouth. 

1891. Superintendent of Schools, Lowell. 
Albert Edward Winship, Lit.D., '98. 

Editor of ** Journal of Education,*' 3 Somerset St., Boston. 
X893. Francis Cogswell, A.M., '8x, Harvard. 

X874. Superintendent of Schools, 357 Prospect St., Cambridge. 
Frank Irving Cooper. 

Dudley St., Newton Center. 
Mary A. Grandy. 

X898. Supervisor of Music, X84 Maple St., Springfield. 
Ida K. Greenlee, A.B., '84. 

X898. Teacher in High School, X84 Maple St., Springfield. 
Ernest Henry Johnson, A.B., '91, A.M., '92, Brown Univ. 

X896. Master of Williams School, Chelsea; 33, 9th St. E., Providence, R. I. 
George B. Kilbon. 

4x Orleans St., Springfield. 
George H. Martin, A.M., *8x, Amherst Coll. 

1893. Supervisor of Schools, Boston ; 388 Summer St., Lynn. 
Will S. Monroe, A.B., '94, Stanford Univ. 

X896. Department of Pedagogy and Psychology, State Normal School, Westfield. 
Charles C. Ramsay, A.B., '93, A.M^^'os, Harvard. 

X893. Principal of B. M. C. Durfee High School, 90 Winter St., Fall River. 
Edwin P. Seavbr, A.M., LL.B., Harvard. 

x88o. Superintendent of Schools, School Committee Rooms, Boston. 

1894. Fred W. Atkinson, A.B., '90, Harvard; Ph.D., '93, Leipzig. 

X894. Principal of High School, 95 Elliott St., Springfield. 
Frederick Elmer Chapman. 

X891. Director of Music, Cambridge Public Schools, X26 Oxford St., North Cambridge. 
J. A. Russell. 

6 Allston St., Boston. 
X895. Sarah Louise Arnold. 

X895. Supervisor of Schools, Boston ; Newton Center. 
Thomas M. Balliet. 

1887. Superintendent of Schools, 47 Vernon St., Springfield. 
Eugene Bouton, A.B., '75, A.M., *8o, Yale; Ph.D., '3i, Syracuse. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, 60 Elizabeth St., Pittsfield. 
J. E. Burke, A.B.. '90, A.M., '93, Colby Univ. 

X894. Superintendent of Schools, Lawrence. 
C. F. Carroll. 

X894. Superintendent of Schools, 666 Main St., Worcester. 
Larkin Dunton, LL.D., '80, Colby Univ. 

X872. Head Master of Boston Normal School, 16 Ashford St.. Allston, Boston. 
Samuel T. Dutton, A.B., Yale. 

X890. Superintendent of Schools, Brookline. 
Roland W. Guss, Grad., '81, State Nor. Sch., Pa. ; A.B., '88, A.M., '9X, Wesl. Univ., Conn. 

1897. Instructor m Natural Science, State Normal School, 5 Montana St., North Adams. 
Isaac Freeman Hall. 

X895. Superintendent of Schools, 4 Elmwood Ave., North Adams. 
Paul H. Han us, B.S * 

Assistant Professor of History and Art of Teaching, Harvard University, Cambridge 
Albert Bushnell Hart, A.B.. '80, Harvard; Ph.D., Freiburg, Baden. 

X897. Professor of History, Harvard University, 15 Appian Way, Cambridge. 
Harvard College Library. 

President, Charles W. Eliot; Librarian, William C. Lane, Cambridge. 
Frank A. Hill, A.B., '62, A.M., '65, Lit.D., '94, Bowdoin. 

1894. Secretary Stale Board of Eklucation, 366 Harvard St., Cambridge. 
Austin H. Kenerson. 

Agent for Ginn & Co., Schoolbooks, 13 Tremont Place, Boston. 
Charles H. Keyes, A.B., '78, St. John's Coll. 

1897. Principal of High School, Holyoke. 
Alonzo Meserve. 

1886. Master of Bowdoin School, 87 Linden St., Allston Station, Boston, 



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LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1083 



1895. Charles H. Morss, A.B., '80, A.M., '82, Harvard. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, Medford. 
James PmNNEV Munrob, B.S., '82, Mass. Inst, of Technology. 

Author, 179 Devonshire St., Boston. 
Charles W. Parmenter, A.B., '77, A.M., '86, Ph.D., '95, Tufts Coll. 

1894. Head Master of Mechanic Arts, High School, Boston; res., 80 Huron Ave., North 

Cambridge. 
Baroness Rose PcfssE * 

1892. Director of Posse Gymnasium and Editor " Posse Gymnasium Journal," 23 Irving- 
ton St., Boston. 
Charles A. Sibley, A.B., '87, Amherst. 

Member of firm of Leach, Shewell & Co., 68 Chauncy St., Boston. 
John Gilbert Thompson, A.B.. *86, A.M^, '94, Dartmouth Coll. 

1895. Principal of State Normal School, 55 Garnet St., Fitchburg. 
Alfred Turner, B.S., '93, Amherst Coll. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, Turner's Falls. 
Hattie Twichell. 

1896. Kindera:arten Training Teacher, 54 Court St., Springfield. 
Henry Whittemore, A.B., '66, Dartmouth Coll. 

1898. Principal of State Normal School, Framingham. 

1896. Charles H. Ames, A.B., '70, A.M., '73, Amherst Coll. 

Educational Publisher, with D. C. Heath & Co., no Boylston St., Boston; res.. West 
Newton. 
George P. Armstrong. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools of Belmont and Manchester, Belmont. 
William C. Bates, A.B., '77, Harvard. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, 657 Highland Ave., Fall River. 
Wallace C. Boyden, A.B., '83, A.M., '86, Amherst. 

1889. Master Boston Normal School, 221 Walnut St., Newtonville. 
George W. Brown. 

1886. Principal Jackman School, 38 High St., Newburyport. 
Elmer H. Capen, D.D., '77, St. Lawrence Univ. 

1875. President of Tufts College, 8 Professors' Row, Tufts College. 
Joseph G. Edgerly. 

1875. Superintendent of City Schools, 37 Atlantic Ave., Fitchburg. 
Frances H. Look. 

1892. Principal of Florence Kinderg[artens, 116 Elm St., Northampton. 
Lincoln Owen, A.B., '89, A.M., '92, Colby Univ. 

1893. Master of Rice Training School, 53 Montview St., West Roxbury. 
Walter Scott Parker. 

1894. Supervisor, Boston Public Schools, School Com. Rooms, Mason St., Boston. 
Myron T. Pritchard. 

Master Everett School, Boston; 125 School St., Roxbury. 
Dudley A. Sargent, A.B., '73, A.M., '87, S.D., '93, Bowdoin ; M.D., '78, Yale. 

1879. Director Hemenway Gymnasium, Harvard Univ., 27 Everett St., (Cambridge. 
Kirk N. Washburn. 

One of the Publishers of Webster's International Dictionary, 499 State St., Springfield. 

1897. Amherst College Library. • 

Librarian, W. I. Fletcher, Amherst. 
S. F. Blodgett, A.m., *74, Yale. 

Superintendent of Schools, 103 Union Ave., So. Framingham. 
J. H. Carfrey, Ph.M., Syracuse Univ. 

1898. Superintendent of Public Schools, Northampton. 
Boston College. 

President, W. G. Read Mullan; Librarian, Edward P. Spillane, 761 Harrison Ave., 
Boston. 
Arthur C. Boyden, A.M., Amherst. 

Vice-Principal State Normal School, Bridgewater. 
George H. Conley, A.B., Holy Cross. 

Supervisor of Schools, Mason St., Boston. 
Gertrude Edmund, Pd.D., '93, New York Univ. 

Principal of Normal Training School, 74 Huntington St., Lowell. 
William E. Hatch, A.B., A.M., Bowdoin. 

Superintendent of Schools, 168 William St., New Bedford. 
E.'A. Kirkpatrick, B.S., '87, Ph.M., '89, Ames. 

Psychology and Child Study, State Normal School, 26 Atlantic Ave., Fitchburg. 
Perkins Institution and Massachusetts Schools for the Blind. 

President, F. H. Appleton ; Director, Michael Anagos, East Broadway, South Boston. 
Lillian E. Rogers. 

1896. Assistant in 7th Grade, Brookline ; 37 Chesley Road, Newton Center. 
Thomas E. Thompson. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, Leominster. 
Westfield State Normal School. 

Principal, Charles S. Chapin, 8 Mill St., Westfield, Mass. 
Williams College Library. 

Librarian, Charles H. Burr, Williamstown. 

1898. George Wells Fi-ra, M.D., '91. 

1894. Assistant Professor Harvard Univfersity,. 7 Scott St., Cambridge. 
Free Public Library of the City of Worcester. 

President, Rev. Almon Gunnison, D.D. ; Librarian, Samuel S. Green, Worcester. 

F. F. MURDOCK. 

Principal State Normal School, North Adams. 
Mrs. Ellen H. Richards. 

Professor of Domestic Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston. 
State Library of Massachusetts. 

State Librarian, C. B. TilUnghast, State House, Boston, 



Io84 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION LMichigan 

MICHIGAN 

LIFE DIRECTORS 

1895. Hugh A. Graham, A.6., '87, A.M., *q3, Albion Coll.; A.B., '90, Univ. of Mich. 
x8o8. Superintendent of Public Schools, Clare. 
Charles G. White, A.B., '73, A.M., '80, Ph.D., *9o. 

1884. Superintendent of Schools, Lake Linden. 

XcnVB MEMBERS 

1884. Richard G. Boone, A.M., De Pauw Univ. ; Ph.D., Ohio Univ. 

1893. Principal of State Normal College, 730 Forest Ave., Ypsilanti. 

B. A. Hinsdale, A.M., ^71, Williams Coll ; Ph.D., '87, Ohio State Univ. ; LL.D.. '92, Ohio Univ. 

1887. Professor of Science and Art of Teaching, University of Michigan, X414 Washtenaw 
Ave., Ann Arbor. 
J<»{N A. Stewart, A.B., '75, Univ. of Mich. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, 5x7 Washington Ave., Bay City. 

1887. William Austin Ellis, Grad. Mich. State Nor. Sch., '83; LL.B., *95, Detroit Coll. of Law; Grad 
Mich. State Nor. Coll., *gr7. 

X885. Principal of Duffield Grammar School, 424, ad Ave., Detroit. 

1889. J. L. Snyder, A.B , 86, Ph.D., '^i, Westminster Coll. 

X896. President Michigan State Agricultural College, Agricultural College. 

1890. Ferris S. Fitch, A.B., *77, Univ. of Mich. • 

Elx-State Superintendent of Public Instruction, 49 Williams St., Pontiac. 
1893. MvRA Jones. 

1883. Supervisor of Drawing, Windermere Apartments, Detroit. 
John B. Nvkirk, A.B., '85, A.M., '88, Hope Coll., Mich. 

1895. Professor of English Language and Literature, Hope College, 336 Columbia Ave., 

Holland. 
Henry R. Pattengill, B.S., '74, Univ. of Mich. 

X896. Editor and Publisher, 430 Townsend St., Lansing. 
Edwin A. Strong, A.B. , '57, A.M., '61, Union Coll. 

Professor of Physical Sciences, State Normal College, 127 Normal St., Ypsilanti. 
1893. S. Emory Whitney. 

1885. Principal of Cass School, 83 Winder St. , Detroit. 
X894. Richard Hardy, B.S., Univ. of Mich. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, Ishpeming. 

E. D. Palmer, A.B., '89, A.M., '93, Hillsdale Coll. ; A.M., '97, Univ. of Mich. 

X898. Superintendent of Schools, Mason. 
H. M. Slauson, Ph.B., '77, Univ. of Mich. 

1898. Superintendent of Schools, Aim Arbor. 
DuRAND WiLUAM Springer, B.S., '86, Albion Coll. 

1893. Director of Business Department, High School, 703 E. University Ave., Ann Arbor. 
Edwin C. Thompson, M.Pd., Mich. State Nor. Sch. 

x886. Superintendent of Schools, XIX7 Court St., Saginaw, W. S. 
Allen S. Whitney, A.B., '85, Univ. of Mich. 

Superintendent of Schools, 405 N. Warren St., Saginaw, E. S. 
1895. Frederick W. Arbury, A.B., '93, Univ. of Mich. 

Elx- Superintendent of Schools, Battle Creek ; 326 Warren Ave. W., Detroit. 
Frederick L. Buss, A.B., '77, Univ. of Mich. 

1887. Principal of Central High School, 69 Frederick Ave., Detroit. 
Frank W. Cooley, B.S., '81, M.S.. *86, Lawrence Univ. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, 27 Mine St., Calumet. 
Ira L. Forbes. 

X887. Superintendent of Schools, 18 S. Main St., Vassar. 
H. H. Frost, A.B., '85, Univ. of Mich. 

1897. Teacher of Geometry, Central High School, X303 John R St., Detroit. 
Austin George, A.B., *66, A.M., '69. Kalamazoo Coll. ; M.Pd., '93, Mich State Nor. Sch. 

Superintendent of Public Schools, iix Normal St., Ypsilanti. 
Jason E. Hammond, B.S., '86, Mich. Agri. Coll. 

State Superintendent of Public Instruction, 4x9 Cherry St., Lansing. 
Carl C. Marshall. 

1895. Educational Author, 347 £. Main St., Battle Creek. 
X896. LE. Amidon, A.B., '92, Mich. Univ. 

X892. Superintendent of Schools, Iron Mountain. 
W. E. Conkling. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, Dowagiac. 
Augustus E. Curtis, A.B., *66, A.M., '70, Union (x>ll. 

X896. Superintendent of Schools, 113 W. Maumee St., Adrian. 
E. E. Ferguson, B.Pd- 

Superintendent of Schools, 529 Bingham Ave., Sault Ste. Marie. 
S. B. Laird, M.S., '96, McKendree Coll., 111. 

Superintendent of Schools, 2x5 Pine St. N., Lansing. 
William Lightbody, B.S., Mich. Agr. Coll. ; B.Pd., Mich. Nor. Sch. 

Principad Higgins School, Woodmere; 439 Bagg St., Detroit. 
David Mackenzie, A.M., Univ. of Mich. 

X893. Superintendent of Schools, 308 W. Clay Ave., Muskegon. 
James M. Mandeville, Grad. Mich. State Normal School. 

X891. Principal of- Amos School, Military Ave., Detroit. 
Lew. D. Remington. 

1890. Principal of High School, X020 Adelaide St., Fenton. 
W. V. Sage, B.S., '84, Mich. Agri. Coll. 

X893. Superintendent of Schools, Decatur. 
J. D. Schiller, A.M., '87, Hillsdale Coll. 

Superintendent of Schools, Niles. 
Anna A. Schryver. 

Teacher Natural Science Dept., State Normal Coll., Ypsilanti ; 6x7 Packard St. 
Ann Arbor. 



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MICHIGAN- C^«//««*</ 

1896. . Harkist M. Scott. 

1886. Principal Normal Training School, The Alhambra, Detroit. 
Mrs. Emma A. Thomas. 

1886. Supervisor of Music, 91 Watson St., Detroit. 
Omar D. Thompson. 

Superintendent of Schools, Romeo. 

O. I. WOODLEY. . . 

1894. Superintendent of Scliools. 617 Stephenson Ave,, Menominie. 
L. L. WRiGirr. 

Superintendent of Schools, Ironwood. 

1897. E. T. Bradt. 

President of Board of Education, Ishpeming. 
H. Z. Brock, B.S.. *8s, Univ. of Mich. 

Superintendent of Schools, Hancock. 
Francis D. Clarke, C.E., Univ. of Mich. 

Superintendent of State School for the Deaf, Flint. 
Dblos Fall, B.S., '75, M.S., '82, Univ. of Mich. ; D.S., '98, Albion Coll. 

1879. Professor of Chemistry, Albion College, iioi Michigan Ave., Albion. 
W. H. Fort. 

Superintendent of Public Schools, Munising. 
PAtn. C. Freer, M.D.. Ph.D. 

1889. Professor in University of Michigan, 1410 Hill St., Ann Arbor. 

B. A. Holden, B.S., '91, B.Pd., '94, Mich. Agr. Coll. 

Superintendent of Schools, Hastings. 

C. O. HovT, A. M., Albion. 

Assistant Professor of Pedagogy, State Normal School, 502 Cross St., Ypsilanti. 
Warren C. Hull, Ph.M., '94. Albion; B.Pd., '91, M.Pd., *96, Mich. Nor. Coll. 

1898. Superintendent of Schools, 617 Grand Traverse St., Flint. 
Henry C. Lott. 

Superintendent of Schools, Elk Rapids. 
W. F. Lyon. 

1887. Supervisor of Penmanship, 534 Greenwood Ave., Detroit. 
W. C. Martindalb, LL.B., Detroit Law Sch. 

Superintendent of Schools, Detroit. 
Charles McKenny, B.S., '81, Mich. Agr. Coll. ; A.B., '89, A.M., '92, Olivet. 

1896. Principal Central Michigan State Normal School, Mt. Pleasant. 
Fred Newton Scorr, Ph.D., '89, Univ. of Mich. 

Junior Professor of Rhetoric, University ot Michigan, 11 13 College St., Ann Arbor. 
A. L. Shaw, B.S., '94, Olivet Coll. 

Ex-Superintendent of Schools, Gobleville ; Decatur. 
George C. Shbpard. 

1880. Supervisor of Music, 15 N. Union St., Grand Rapids. 
The Public Library of Detroit. 

Librarian, H. M. Utley, Detroit. 
Belle M. Tower. 

1896. Critic Teacher, Wealthy^ Ave. Normal School, 531 Jefferson Ave., Grand Rapids. 
William Hearns White, Ph.B., '89, Albion Coll. 4 

State Agent for the American Book Co., Grand Rapids. 

1898. General Library JJniversity of Michigan. 

President, James B. Angell ; Librarian, Raymond C. Davis. 
E. M. Hartman, M.L., Univ. of Mich. 

1895. Principal of Schools, Marlette. 

MINNESOTA 

LIFE DIRECTOR 

1870. William F. Phelps, A.M., '52, Union Coll, N. Y. 

Director, State Normal Schools, 512 Washburn Boul., St. Paul. 

LIFE members 

1864. Calvin Smith Pennell, A.M. , *so, Colby Univ. 

£^-Professor of Moral and Mental Phil., Washington Univ., St. Louis, Mo., 2245 
Knapp St., St. Anthony Park. 
1890. Board of Education, Independent School District No. 3, Northfield. 

President, W. A. Hunt, M.D. ; Secretary, S. Finkelson, Northfield. 

ACTIVE members 

1880. D. L. Kiehle, A.B., *6i, A.M., '64, LL.D., '87, Hamilton Coll., N. Y. 

1893. Professor of Pedagogy, Univ. of Minn., 2800 Portland Ave., Minneapolis. 
1883. Irwin Shepard, A.B., '71, A.M., *74, Ph.D., '93, Olivet Coll., Mich. 

1893. Secretary of National Eklucational Association. 118 W. Wabasha St., Winona. 
1886. Frederick E. Stratton, A.B., '71, A.M., '74» Williams Coll. ; Ph.D., '91, 111. Wesleyan Univ. 

X892. Principal of Academy, Carleton College, Northfield. 
«89o. Robert Eduard Denfeld, A.B., '76, A.M., '77, Amherst Coll. 

1885. Superintendent of Schools, Central High School, Duluth. 

1892. Virgil G. Curtis, A.M., Tufts Coll. 

768 Goodrich Ave., St. Paul. 

1893. Charles M. Jordan, Ph.D., '92, Tufts Coll. 

1892. Superintendent of Schools, 615 E. i8th St., Minneapolis. 
A. W. Rankin, A.B., *8o. University of Minn. 

1895. State Inspector of Graded Schools, 1529 University Ave. S. E., Minneapolis. 

1894. George B. Aiton, A.B., '81, A.M., '87, Univ. of Minn. 

1893. State Inspector of High Schools, i6ox University Ave. S. E., Minneapolis, 



io86 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION [Minnesota 

1894. Sarah C. Brooks. 

Supervisor of Kindergartens and Primary Work, 631 Westminster St., St. Paul. 
S. A. Farhsworth. 

1886. Principal of Cleveland High School, 599 Case St., St. Paul. 
J. G. Hopkins. 

318 West King St., Winona. 
L. Grace Hopkins. 

Stenographer, State Normal School, 318 W. King St., Winona. 
Isabel Lawrence. 

1870. Training Teacher in Normal School, 417, ad Ave. S., St. Cloud. 
Livingston C. Lord. 

x888. President of State Normal School, Morehead. 
LixriA M. Miller. 

Principal of Webster School, 631 Westminster St., St. Paul. 
Mary L. Olds. 

1889. Principal of Washington School, 30Z £. 3d St., Duluth. 
William Wirt Pendbrgast, A.M., '93, Bowdoin CSoll., Me. 

1893. Superintendent of Public Instruction, St. Paul ; residence, Hutchinson. 
Mrs. Louise jPreecb. 

Teacher of Elocution, Hotel Berkeley, Minneapolis. 
Alex M. Rows, A.B., *^o, A.M., '79, Oberlin Coll. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, Little Falls. 

1895. F. J. Bombbrger, RS. _ 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, Zumbrota. 
A. £. Engstrom, A.B., '78, A.M., *8i, Carleton Coll. 

1881. County Superintendent of Schools, Cannon Falls. 
Thomas J. Gray. 

University of Minnesota, College of Medicine, 602 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis. 
F. V, Hubbard. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, Red Wing. 
C. W. G. Hyde. 

Asst. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, 1983 St. Anthony Ave., St. Paul. 
George R. Kleebergbr. 

1895. President of State Normal School, St. Cloud. 

S. S. Parr. 

1889. Superintendent of City Schools, 530, 2d Ave. S., St. Cloud. 
Samubl J. Race, B.L., Univ. of Pa. 

1886. County Superintendent of Schools, Redwood Falls. 
*£dward Searing. 

z88o. President State Normal School, Mankato. 
W. A. Shoemaker, Pd.M., *p8, N. Y. Univ. 

i88x. Teacher of Mathematics and Methods, State Normal School, 921, xo5^ Ave. S., 
St. Cloud. 
Willliam G. Smith, 

Eklitor "^School Eklucation,*' Secretary Exlucational Press Association, 26 Washington 
Ave. S., Minneapolis. 
James W. Strong, A.B., '58. A.M., *6i, D.D.. '72, Beloit Coll. ; LL.D., '96, 111. Coll. 

1870. President of Carleton College, xo^ College Ave., Northfield. 
Adolph C. Tibbetts. 

X896. Superintendent of Schools, St. Charles. 
Frank A. Weld. 

X895. Superintendent of Schools, 515 S. 3d St., Stillwater. 

1896. C. A. Ballard, B.S., '94, Univ. of Minn. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, Fergus Falls. 
J. D. Bond, B.S., '72, M.S., '73, Milton Coll., Wis. 

1872. Assist. Superintendent in Public Schools, 451 Marshall Ave., St. Paul. 
Clarence M. Boutelle, LL.D., '96, St. Stephen's Coll., Annondale, N. Y. 



X895. Superintendent of Schools, Marshall. 

bw. r 



Mrs. Alice W. Coolby. 

1895. Supervisor of Primary Schools, 1674 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis. 
R. W, Cranston. 

1898. Agent for Sheldon & Co., 1928 Portland Ave., Minneapolis. 
C. C. CuRTiss, A.M., Hamilton Coll. 

President of Curtiss* Commercial College, 5065^ Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis. 
James J. Dow, A.B., '74, A.M., '78, Carleton Coll. 

1875. Superintendent of School for the Blind, Faribault. 
Etta J. Fay. 

X892. Teacher Intermediate Grade, Washburn Memorial Orphan Asylum* Station D, 
Minneapolis; home address, Richfield. 
Waldo W. Hobbs. 

X892. Principal N. S. High School, 48 N. i6th St., Minneapolis. 
Janet H. Nunn. 

189X. Teacher of Latin, High School* x6x W. Wabasha St., Winona. 
Bonnie £. Snow. 

X891S. Supervisor of Drawing, Public Schools, 801 E. 15th St., Minneapolis. 
Helen Ford Staples. 

1891. Teacher Primary Department, 127 E. Broadway, Winona. 
J. A. Vandyke, A.M., '90, B.Pd., '89, B.Ph., '87, Univ. of Iowa. 

X892. Supermtendent of Schools, Wabasha. 
William Franklin Webster, A.B., *86, Univ. of Minn. 

Principal of East Side High School, 1025, 5th St., S. E., Minneapolis. 
1897. 1. 1. Bargbn. 

X890. County Superintendent of Schools, Mountain Lake. 



WiLUAM A. BARTLBrr,"B.S., *87, A.M., '90, Iowa Coll. 

X896. Principal of High School, 214 W. Wabasha St., Winona. 

♦Died October 22, X898. 



Missouri] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1 087 

MINNESOTA— C<?«<«V»«/r</ 

1897. A. B. Christy, Ph.M. 

Superintendent of Schools, Allen Ave. and Oak St., East Grand Forks. 
Anna H. Christy, Ph.M., '79. 

Principal of High School, Allen Ave. and Oak St., East Grand Forks. 
Herbert R. Edwards, Ph.B., 'ox, Alfred Univ. 

Principal of High School, Wheaton. 
Frances A. Elmer. 

Teacher of Latin, State Normal School, 264 W. Wabasha St., Winona. 
Lyman H. Ford, A.B., 'jja, A.M., '03^ Univ. of Wooster. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, Owatonna. 
George A. Franklin, Grad., '77, Nor. Sch., Normal^ 111. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, 630 Mam St., Faribault. 
Laura Hand. 

Z893. Principal of Van Buren School, 598 Grand Ave., St. Paul. 
P. P. Kennedy, B.S., *90, Univ. of Minn. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, Fairmont. 
Mary A. Keyes. 

Critic Teacher, State Normal School, Winona. 
Mary £. Lynch. 

Primary Teacher, 118 Mark St., Winona. 

L. J. ROCHOLL. 

Superintendent of Schools, Steams Co., 511, 7th Ave. N., St. Cloud. 
C. L. Sawyer, A.M., '91, Dartmouth; LL.B., '97, Univ. of Minn. 

1892. Principal of South High School, 827, 15th Ave. S., Minneapolis. 
Bertha Scofield. 

Teacher in Brownsville Schools ; Caledonia. 
Hiram Worcester Slack, Ph.B., *95, 111. Wes. Univ. 

1876. Principal of Schools, 735 Olive St., St. Paul. 
Alma B. Stanford. • - 

1894. Principal of High School, Northfield. 
State Normal School at Moorhead. 

President, Livingston C. Lord ; Librarian, Henry Johnson, Moorhead. 
State Normal School at St. Cloud. 

President, George R. Kleeberger, St. Cloud. 
State Normal School at Winona. 

Librarian, Ida D. Aikins, Winona. 
James A. Tormey, B.L., '95, Univ. of Wis. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, Winona. 
Miss £. Walker. 

Principal of Lincoln School, The Portland, St. Paul. 
Ellen F. Wheaton. 

Principal of Van Cleve School, 738 E. z6th St., Minneapolis. 

1898. George Lancaster. 

1896. Assistant in High School, Hutchinson. 
W. F. F. Selleck, Ph.B., '98, 111. Wes. Univ. 

1802. Superintendent of Schools, 804 Freeborn St., Austin. 
A. J. Smith, A.M. 

1898. Superintendent of Schools, zoth and Minnesota Sts., St. Paul. 
LiLUAN M. Tompkins, A.B., '9^, Ann Arbor. 

1897. Teacher of History and Civics, High School, 204 Wabasha St., Win6na. 
G. O. Virtue, A.M., '93, Ph.D., '97. 

1897. Instructor in History and Civics, State Normal School, 152 W. Wabasha St., Winona. 

MISSISSIPPI 

active members 
1890. J. R. Preston. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, Water Valley. 
1892. Dabney Lipscomb, A.M., *8i, Univ. of Miss. 

1895. Professor of English and of Belles-lettres, University of Mississippi. Oxford. 

1894. Robert B. Fulton, A.B., '69, A.M., '74, Univ. of Miss. ; LL.D., '95, Univ. of Nashville. 

1875. Professor of Phys. and Astronomy; 1892, Chanc, Univ. of Mississippi, University 

1895. E. E. Bass, B.L., '83, Mo. State Univ. 

1884. Superintendent of City Schools, 509 N. Broadway, Greenville. 

1896. A. A. KiNCANNON, A.B., M.S., Lebanon, O. 

1896. State Superintendent of Education, Jackson. 
Richard M. Leavell. A.B., '59, Univ. of Miss. ; LL.D., '89, Miss. Coll. 

1890. Professor of History and Philosophy, Univ. of Mississippi, University. 

1897. J. G. Deupree, A.B., A.M., Howard Coll., Ala. ; LL.D., S. W. B. Univ., Tenn. 

1896. Professor of Pedagogy, University. 
John Clayton Fant, A.M., '92, Emory and Henry Coll. ; Pd.M., '95, N. Y. Univ. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, The Highlands, Meridian. 
W. I. Thames, Grad. N. Nor. Univ., A.B. 

Principal of High School, Poplarville. 

MISSOURI 

LIFE DIRECTORS 

1877. F. Louis SoLDAN, LL.D.,*83, South Carolina Univ. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, 3634 Flad Ave., St. Louis. 
1886. J. M. Greenwood, A.M., '73, Univ. of Missouri. 

1874. Superintendent of Schools, Room O, Public Library Building, Kansas City. 

UFE members 
187X. Jambs B. Mbrwin. 

Editor " American School and College Journal," 3609 Palm St., St. Louis 



io88 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION [Missouri 

1886. Charles Henry Evans, A.M., '78, William Jewell Coll., Liberty, Mo. 

1877. Editorof "American College and Public School Directory," 915 Locust St., St Louis. 
G. L Harvey. 

1895. Principal Switzer School, 3204Troost Ave., Kansas City. 

ACTIVE MEMBERS 

1887. Calvin Milton Woodward, A.B., *6o. Harvard Univ. ; Ph.D., '84, Washington Univ. 

1870. Professor of Mathematics and Applied Mechanics; 1879, Director Manual Training 
School, Washington University, ^oi 3 Hawthorne Boul., St. Louis. 
James U. White, B.S., '85, M.S.D., Missouri State Nor. School. 

1892. Superintendent of City Schools, 410 Madison St., Jefferson City. 

1889. *George L. Osborne, A.M., '68, Waynesburg, Pa., Coll. ; LL.D., *85, Central Univ., Richmond, Ky. 

1875. President of State Normal School, ad Dist., Warrensburg. 

1890. Mrs. Matilda Evans Riley. 

1887. Director of Drawing, Public Schools, Board of Education Building, St. Louis. 
Z891. John R. Kirk. 

1895. State Superintendent of Public Schools, Jefferson City. 
George Thomas Murphy. 

1890. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, 4946 Berlin Ave., St. Louis. 
F. D. Tharpe. 

1884. Principal of Webster School, 3316 Anderson Ave., Kansas City. 
1899. Richard Henry Jesse, LL.D., '91, Tulane Univ. 

1891. President of University of State of Missouri, Columbia. 
Mary Cufton McCulloch. 

x88o. Supervisor of Public Kindergartens, 3856 Washington Boul., St. Louis. 
Florence McNeal. 

1896. Teacher in Public Schools, 3x0 E. loth St., Kansas City. 

C. W. ROBBINS. 

^ President, Central Business College, Massachusetts and 6th Sts., Sedalia. 

1893. Jambs Underwood Barnard. 

1897. Principal of Webster School. 3038 E. 7th St., Kansas City. 
O. M. Wood. 

1883. Principal of L*Ouverture School, 3016 Caroline St., St. Louis. 

1894. George Victor Buchanan, A.M., '94, McKendree Coll., 111. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, 614 W. 7th St., Sedalia. 
Edwin D. Luckby, B.S.D., '87, State NormaJ Soiool, Kirksville, Mo. 

189^. Principal Elleardville School, 1332 Union Boul., St. Louis. 
Mrs. MaryV. Neet. 

1898. Director of Study Hall, State Normal School, Warrensbuig. 

1895. William H. Black, A.M., '76, Waynesburg Coll. ; l^.l^.^ '88, Cumberland Univ. 

1889. President of Missouri VsQley College, 3x3 College Ave., Marshall. 
Ira L Cammack, B.S., '84^ Earlham Coll., Ind. 

1897. Vice-Pnncipal Central High School, 538 Chestnut Ave., Kansas City. 
Sarah Elizabeth Crouch. ^ 

1890. Teacher in Longfellow School, 3910 Tracy Ave., Kansas City. 

Arthur A. Dodd, M.S.D., '86, State Normal School, Warrensburg, Mo. ; B.S., *9S, Harvard. 

1896. Dir. of Math. Course, Man. Train. High School, 1203 Springfield Ave., Kansas City. 
Mary Gilday. 

Teacher in Jefferson School, 1403 Wabash Ave., Kansas City. 
WiLUAM Henry Lynch, A.B., A.M., '68, Univ. of Missouri. 

1898. Superintendent of Public Schools, Mountain Grove. 
Richard C. Norton, A.M., LL.D. 

1893. Department of Didactics, State Normal School, Kirksville. 
Josephine Norville. 

Chair of English, High School, 336 E. Webster St., Chillicothe. 
Charles B. Reynolds. ^ 

1881. Superintendent of Schools, 331 Wabash Ave., Kansas City. 
Louis Theilmann, B.S., '85, M.S., '90, Missouri Univ. 

1888. Associate Principal of Academy, Appleton City. 
Marie L. Turner. 

1891. Principal of Public School, Clayton. 
University of the State of Missouri. 

President, R. H. Jesse ; Secretary, J. G. Babb ; Librarian, W. K. Stone, Columbia 
John A. WHrrEFORD, M.S.D., '93, State Nor. Sch., Kirksville. 

1895. Superintendent of City Schools, 835 W. Rollins St., Mobetly. 

1896. Amelia C. Fruchte. 

First Assistant Normal and High School, 4396 Washington Ave., St. Louis. 
Josephine Heermans. 

1891. Principal Whittier School, 1803 E. 7th St., Kansas City. 
A. Isabel Mulford, A.M., Ph.D. 

1898. Teacher of Botany, High School, Missouri Botanical Gardens, St. Louis. 
Ophelia A. Parrish. 

1896. Assist. Superintendent of Schools, 748 N. Main St., Springfield. 

1897. Z. R. AsHBAUGH, Grad., '73, Hillsdale Coll., Mich. 

X898. Agent for American Book Co., Midland Hotel, Kansas City. 
S. M. Barrett. 

Superintendent of Schools, 433 N. Pleasant St., Independence. 
Benjamin Blewett, A.B., '76, A.M., '79, Washington Univ. 

. X897. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, 9th and Locust Sts., St. Louis. 
John S. Collins, A.B., '73, Univ. of Miss. 

Principal Divall School, St. Louis ; Kirkwood. 
W. D. DoBSON, LL.D. 

President of State Normal School, 315 E. Jefferson St., Kirksville. 
R. S. Douglas. 

1896. Principal of High School, Maiden. 
Grace Geary. 

1896. Teacher in Superior Normal School, 1515 Campbell St., Kansas City. 



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M ISSOURI - Continued 

1897. Peter Herzog. 

Principal Blair School, St. Louis. 
Benjamin F. Hoffman, A.M., '88, Univ. of Mo. 

1895. Professor of German, University of Missouri, Columbia. 

G. B. LONGAN. 

1880. Principal of Schools, 1517 Michigan Ave., Kansas City. 
Mrs. Sallib C. Maguire. 

1887. First Assistant, Lincoln School, 912 £. xoth St., Kansas City. 
John S. McGhee, A.M. 

President State Normal School Board, Cape Girardeau. 
Jame ; A. Merrill, B.S., '93. Harvard. 

Teacher of Natural Sciences, Manual Training School, Kansas City. 
Sarah J. Milligan. 

x888. Principal of Public School, Webster Groves. 
Alex H. Noel. 

1883. Principal of Laclede School, 1518 S. Broadway, St. Louis. 
Ermine Owen. 

Teacher in Normal School, Kirksville. 
H. W. Prentis. 

3968 W. Bell St., St. Louis. 

L. A. WiRICK. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, 313 Macon St., Brookfield. 

1898. G. W. Armstrong, B.S., '71* Eureka Coll., 111. 

1894. Principal of Bryant School, 3304 Lydia Ave., Kansas City. 
William Prentice Evans, A.B., '84, Washington Univ. 

1893. Principal Lafayette School, 6437 Virginia Ave., St. Louis. 
George Henry Howe, Ph.B., '86, A.M., '89, 111. Wes. Univ. 

1898. Acting President State Normal School, 204 Tyler Ave,, Warrensburg. 
Isaac H. Hughes, LL.B., '89, Cumberland Univ.; B.C., B.S., '95, Nat. Nor. Univ.; Pd.M.,. '97 
Nor. Sch., New Mex. ; A.M., '97, Nat. Nor. Univ. 

1898. Superintendent of Schools and Principal of High School, Bloomfield. 
G. W. Krall, B.S., Millersville Nor. Sch., Pa. 

Teacher, Manual Training School, St. Louis. 
William Campbell Ridgewav. 

1898. Principal Scarritt School, 3035 E. 7th St., Kansas City. 

C. C. Thudium, A.m., M.S., O. Nor. Univ. 

Superintendent of Schools, Hermann. 

MONTANA 

LIFE MEMBER 

1886. J. E. Klock. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, 703, 5th Ave., Helena. 

active members 

1889. Everett E. Paxson. 

821 W. Granite St., Butte. 
1893. Oscar J. Craig, A.M., De Pauw Univ. ; Ph.D., Wooster Univ. 

President of University of Montana, 318 W. 2d St., Missoula. 

1895. James M. Hamilton, M.S., '90, Union Christian Coll. 

1889. Superintendent of Schools, Missoula. 
W. H. Johnson, A.M., '90, Univ. of Kansas. 

1896. Principal of High School, 819, 8th Ave., Helena 
James Reid, A.B. '81, McGill Coll. 

President of Montana College of A. and M. Arts, Bozeman. 
Cynthia Elizabeth Reiley. 

Professor of Mathematics, Uni>fersity of Montana, Missoula. 

D. E. Sanders, A.M., '97, Kan. Nor. Coll. 

1897. President State Normal School, Dillon. 

1896. E. A. Steere, B.S., '81, M.S., '95, Univ. of Wisconsin. 

1898. Superintendent of City Schools, Kalispell. 

1897. E. A. Carleton. 

State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Helena. 
Mrs. M. S. Cummins, A. F. Seminary, Staunton, Va. 

Ex-Professor of Modem Languages and Latin, Wesleyan University. Helena. 
Frank C. Patten. 

Librarian, Public Library, Helena. 
Mrs. Laura Zook. 

Superintendent of Custer County, Miles City. 

1898. J. P. Hendricks. 

Superintendent of Schools, 411 W. Quartz St., Butte. 

NEBRASKA 

life members 
1876. S. DeWitt Beals. 

Teacher, and Librarian of High School, 2118 Davenport St., Omaha. 
1880. Mrs. Grace B. Sudborough. 

549 S. 26th Ave., Omaha. 
1884. Robert Curry, A.B., '48, A.M., '51, Jefferson Coll.; Ph.D., '73, Washington and Jefferson Coll. 

Palmyra. 
1886. J. H. Miller. 

1890. Editor and Publisher ''Northwestern Monthly," Lincoln. 

active members 

1890. Lizzie L. Banker. 

1890. Principal of Central Park School, 4736 N. 39th St., Omaha. 



1090 /NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION [Ncraiia 

NEBRASKA— C<7»/<Vf»r</ 

1890. C. G. Pkarsb. 

1895. Superintendent of Schoob, 508 City Hall, Omaha. 
189a. W. K. Fowler. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, Blair. 

1893. A. Welungton Norton, A.B., '73, A.M., '76, Rochester Univ. 

1898. Chair of Pedagoey, Normal University, Lincoln. 

1894. D. C O'Connor, A.B., '89, A.M., ^03, Allegheny Coll., Meadville, Pa. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, Norfolk. 
Anna Tibbbts. 

1892. Principal of Grammar School, 658 S. i;^th St., Lincoln. 

1895. Charles Edwin Bessev, B.S., '69, M.S., '72, Mich. Agri. Coll. ; Ph.D., '79, Univ. of Iowa ; LL.D. 

'98, Iowa Coll. 

1884. Professor of Botany, the University of Nebraska, 1504 S St., Lincoln. 
Edwin J. Bodwell, B.S., *88, Dartmouth Coll. 

Superintendent ofSchools, Douglas Co., Court House, Omaha. 
W. A. Clark, A.B., •72. A.M., '85, Pd.D., '94, National Normal Univ. 

1895. Psychology and History of Education, State Normal School, Peru. 
James W. Crabtree, B.S., 90, Bloomfield Sci. Inst. 

1897. Inspector of Nebraska High Schools, 1900 T St., Lincoln. 
Irwen Leviston, A.B., '8?, A.M.^ '88, Dartmouth Coll. 

1896. Principal of High School, 312 N. 2xst St., Omaha. 
G. W. A. LucKEY, A.B., *94, Stanford Univ. 

1895. Professor of Pedagogy, University of Nebraska, 1542 P St., Lincoln. 
Jennie L. Redfield. 

Principal Lincoln School, 1826 N. x8th St., Omaha. 
A. A. Reed, A.B., Univ. of Neb. 

1893. Superintendent of Schoob, Crete. 
♦W. H. Skinner. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, 319 N. xxth St., Nebraska City. 
Emma Wheatlev. 

Principal Mason School, 2539 Capitol Ave., Omaha. 
Kate M. Wickham. 

Teacher in Windsor School, -x^xh. and Martha Sts., Omaha. 
William J. Williams, B.S., '71, A.B., '71, A.M., *7^, Denison Univ. 
X894. Superintendent of Schools, 5x0, X4th St., Columbus. 

1896. Howard Walter Caldwell, Ph.B., '80, A.M., '93, Univ. of Neb. 

1892. Professor of Am. Hist, and Civics, Univ. of Neb., 511 N. i6th St., Lincoln. 
H. E. Dawes, B.S., A.M., North Western Normal. 

1897. Superintendent of Nebraska School for the Deaf, Omaha. 
J. G. Haupt. 

1898. Principal of Public Schools, Laurel. 
Alice E. Hitte. 

Supervisor of Drawing, 212 S. 25th St., Omaha. 
William R. Jackson. 

X897. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, 1909 G St., Lincoln. 
J. F. Saylor, B.S., '82, Iowa Agri. Coll. 

1895. Superintendent of City Schools, 1226 D St., Lincoln. 
A. H. Waterhouse. 

X896. Principal of High School, Grand Island. 
HARitv Kirke Wolfe, A.B., '80, Univ. of Neb. ; A.M., Ph.D., *86, Leipzig. 
X898. Superintendent of Public Schools, South Omaha. 

1897. S. P. Arnot. 

1896. Superintendent of City Schools, Harvard. 
Kate L. Brown. 

X896. Principal of Schools, 324 S. 26th St., Omaha. 
G. F. Burkett. 

X895. Superintendent of Schools, Schuyler. 
George L. Farley. 

County Superintendent of Schools, Plattsmouth. 
Anna Foos. 

Principal of Schools, The Madison, Omaha. 
Nora H. Lemon. 

Principal of Ix)throp School, 1^18 N. 26th St., Omaha. 
George E. MacLean, A.B., A.M., LL.D., Williams; B.D., Yale; Ph.D., Leipzig. 

1895. Chancellor, The University of Nebraska, Lincoln. 
University of Omaha. 

President, David R. Kerr, Bellevue. 
Henry Baldwin Ward, A.B., '85, Williams; A.M., Ph.D., '92, Harvard. 

1893. Professor of Zoology, University of Nebraska, Lincoln. 

1898. Allen C. Fling, A.B., '94, A.M., '98, Univ. of Neb. 

1898. Superintendent of City Schools, 115 N. iith St., Nebraska City. 
J. Irving Read, A. 3., '94, Dartmouth. 

Instructor in Latin and English, High School, 2615 Capitol Ave., Omaha. 
University of Nebraska. 

Chancellor, George Edwin MacLean ; Librarian, J. O. Wyer, Jr., Lincoln. 

NEVADA 

active members 

1895. Walter C. Gayhart, C.E. 

1894. Principal of High School and Public Schools, Austin. 
J. E. Stubbs, A.B., '73, A.M., "^6, D.D., '90. 

1894. President of State University of Nevada, Reno. 

*Died September, 1898. 



New Jersey] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS loQl 

NEW JERSEY 

LIFE MEMBER 

1876. Langdon Shook Thompson, A.M., '84, Marietta Coll., O, ; Pd.D.,*9i, Univ. of the City of New York. 

1889. Supervisor of Drawing, Public Schools ; 1893, Principal Metropolitan Normal Art 
School, 12 Park St., Jersey City. 

ACTIVE MEMBERS 

1889. A. W. MooN« A.B., *95, Indiana Univ. 

X897. Principal of School Mo. 2, Pleasantville. 

1890. Levi Seelev, A.M., '83, Williams Coll. ; Ph.D., *86, Leipzig. 

1895. Professor of Pedagogy, State Normal School, 482 W. State St., Trenton* 

1 891. Augustus Scarlett. 

1863. Principal of South 8th St. School, 56 S. zxth St., Newark. 

1892. Sarah Y. Ely. 

1887. Supervisor in High and Grammar Departments of State Model School, 46 Carroll 
St., Trenton. 
James M. Green, A.M., '84, Dickinson Coll. ; Ph.D., '90, 111. Wesleyan Univ* 

1889. Principal of State Normal and Model Schools, Trenton. 
M. H. Kinsley, B.S., '88, St. Lawrence Univ. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools ttf Kearney, Belgrove Drive, Arlington. 
Jane M. Lewis. 

1865. Principal of Primarv School No. 8, 99 Mercer St., Jersey City, 
S. E. Manness, A.m., *9^, Univ. of Tenn. 

1890. Supervising Principal zst District, 425 Chambers Ave., Camden. 
Bryon C. Mathews, A.B., '77, A.M., '92, Ph.D., '93, Syracuse Univ. 

1885. Instructor In Greek and Economics, High School, 36 Kearney St., Newark. 
Henry M. Maxson, A.M., '80, Amherst Coll. 

1892. Superintendent of Schools, 439 W. 6th St., Plainfield. 

Addison B. Poland, A.M., '76, Wes. Univ., donn. ; Ph.D., '90, Univ. of City of N. Y. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, City Hall, Paterson. 
James M. Ralston, A.M., '82, Dickinson Coll. 

1890. Superintendent of Schools, 707 Grand Ave,, Asbury Park. 
Emily A. Rice, Pd.D., Albany Nor. Coll. 

32 Main St., Ocean Grove. 
Randall Spaulding, A.B., '70, Yale. 

1874. Superintendent of Schools, 14 Clinton Ave., Montclair. 
H. Brewster Willis. 

1886. Superintendent of Schools, Middlesex Co., 185 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick. 
William E. Wright. 

1893. Principal of Franklin Public Schools, Nutley. 
1893. Martin Luther Cox, Pd.M., '97, New York Univ. 

1893. County Superintendent of Schools, 4 Blackwell St., Dover. 
Charles M. Davis, A.B., '43, A.M., '45, Princeton. 

1891. Superintendent of Schools, 766 Avenue A, Bayon'ne. 
C. B. Gilbert. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, City Hall, Newark. 
Henry E. Harris. 



1870. Principal School No. i, 64 Trask Ave., Bayonne. 
Lawrence C. Hull, A.B., '77, A.M., '97, Univ. of Mich. 



1887. Latin Master, Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville. 
Miss S. M. Searle. 

1893. Principal Primary Department Public School No. 23, cor. Romaine and Pavonia 

Aves., Jersey City, 
L. C. Wooley. 

Principal Tames Wood School, 136 E. Front St., Trenton. 
1894. William N. Barringer, A.M., Princeton ; Pd.D., Univ. of City of N. Y. 

Supervisor of Evening and Summer Schools, 1142 A. Broad St., Newark. 
Richard Case, A.M., '81, Brown Univ. 

1898. Superintendent of Schools, Point Pleasant. 
Mary J. Donohob. 

1895. Principal School No. a, 33 Dodge St., Bayonne. 
Benjamin C. Gregory, A.B., Coll. of City of New York. 

1888. Supervising Principal o! Schools, 54 Chestnut Ave., Trenton. 
Anna J. Guden. 

1892. Assistant, School No. 4, 202 Avenue D, Bayonne. 
J. F. D. Heinekbn. 

1894. Principal No. i, Public Schools, Sayreville, Middlesex Co. 
Gaius Hoffman. 

1881. Principal of Schools, Bound Brook. 
William C. Ingalls, A.B., '84, A.M., '87, Brown Univ. 

1894. Principal Park Ave. School, 160 Orient Way, Rutherford. 
Carl F. Kayser, Ph.D., '92, Univ. of City of New York. 

1897. First Assistant, Boys* High School, New York city; 21, 9th Ave., Newark. 
James Wilmer Kennedy. 

1889. Principal Miller Street Grammar School, 3 Emmett St. , Newark. 
Miss H. S. Leslie. 

1885. Principal of Public Schools, Box 26, Blackwood, Camden Co. 
N. W. Pease. 

1667. Principal of Grammar School No. 2, 31 Morrell St., Elizabeth. 
J. Albert Reinhart, A.M., '77, Ph.D., '81, Syracuse Univ. ; Ph.B., '76, A.M., '77, Ph.D., *8i, Dela- 
ware .Coll. 

1897. Principal of High School, 504 E. a7th St., Paterson. 
George G. Ryan, A.B., '74, A.Ni., '77, Middlebury Coll., Vt. 

1891. Superintendent of Schools, 71 Paterson St., New Brunswick. 



1092 NA TIONAL EDUCA TIONAL ASSOCIA TION [New Mexico 

NEW JERSEY— C<»«/««»^</ 

1894. E. H. Schuyler, A.M., *9a, Princeton Coll. 

1884. Professor of Mathematics, Dr. Julius Sachs Collegiate Institute, 38 W. 59th St. 
New York city; res., Haworth. 
Frank H. Scobby. 

1884. Instructor in Arithmetic and Algebra, State Normal School, Trenton. 
Hbnry Snydbr, A.B., '78, A.M., '88, Lafayette Coll. 

x8o2. Superintendent of Public Schools, City Hall, Jersey City. 
Margaret I. Wade. 

Teacher of Mathematics, High School, 701 Grand Ave., Asbury Park. 

1895. Wilson Farrand, A.B., *86, A.M., *89, Princeton. 

1889. Associate Master Newark Academy, 544 High St., Newark. 
Ada Van Stone Harris. 

1897. Supervisor of Primary Instruction, Public Schools, Newark. 
Linn Marie Hawn. 

1896. Superintendent of Music, Public Schools, 153 Main St., East Orange. 
Robert Mezger, Graduate of the Univ. of Heidelberg, '90. 

1897. Instructor in German, High School, 295 Garside St., Newark. 
W. J. Shearer, A.B., '87, A.M., '90, Dickinson Coll. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools of City of Elizabeth and County of Union, 470 Monroe 

Ave., Elizabeth. 

1896. Charles J. Baxter. 

1896. State Superintendent of Pubfic Instruction, 930 Putnam Ave., Plainfield. 
Mrs. Lvdia A. Bennett. 

Principal of School No. 2, Rid^efield Park Township, Leonia, Bergen County. 
H. B. BoiCE, M.D., *88, Univ. Med. Sch., New York city. 

1891. State Normal School, 37 Southard St., Trenton. 
Mrs. Orrell F. Elwbll. 

1876. Teacher of Grammar School, 119 S. Stockton St., Trenton. 

D. H. Farley. 

Teacher in State Normal School, 119 S. Stockton St., Trenton. 

E. R. Johnstone. 

1898. Vice-Principal N. J. Training School for Feeble -Minded, Vineland. 
Edwin C. Merrill. 

Publisher, Maynard, Merrill & Co., 39-33 E. 19th St., New York; residence, East 
Orange. 

F. E. Spaulding, A.B., '89, Amherst; Ph.D., '94, Univ. of Leipzig. 

1897. Superintendent of City Schools, 54 High St., Passaic 
Miss M. J. B. Thomas, Pd.M., '93, N. V. Univ. 

1889. Principal of High School, 425 Ave. E, Bayonne City. 
Albert H. Wilson. 

1892. Principal of Elmwood School, xiz Chestnut St., East Orange. 

1897. Margaret Bancroft. 

Principal Haddoniield Training School, The Lindens, Haddonfield. 
Miss Jean Cox. 

Principal Haddonfield Training' School, The Lindens, Haddonfield. 
Anna M. Fell, M.E.L.^ Pennington Seminarv. 

1892. Principal of Cadwalader Scnool, 304 W. State St., Trenton. 
Free Pubuc Library of Jersey City. 

Librarian, E. E. Burdick, Jersey City. 
Sarah Stubbs James. 

1896. Teacher, Montclair; Upper Montclair. 
Mary A. Lyon. 

P. O. Box 352, Boonton. 
Andrew J. Rider. 

President Rider Business College, Ribsam Bldg., Trenton. 
E. K. Sexton, Pd.M., '92, New York Univ. 

Principal of Ann St. School, 64 Ninth Ave., Newark. 
State Normal School at Trenton. 

President, J. M. Green, Trenton. 
Ira Winthrop TravelLj A.B., '90, Williams Coll. 

1893. Principal of High School, 815 College Place, Plainfield. 
Thyrza C. Williams. 

Associate Principal Haddonfield Training School, The Lindens, Haddonfield* 
1898. S. V. Arrowsmith. 

Superintendent of Schools, 97 Maple Ave., Red Bank. 
Arthur Grant Balcom. 

Principal Franklin School, 167 Prospect Ave., Newark. 
S. Olin Garrison, A.M., Wes. Univ., Middletown, Conn. 

Principal of the New Jersey Training School for Feeble-Minded Children, Vineland. 
Phoebus W. Lyon, A.M., Princeton. 

Principal West Jersey Academy, Bridgeton. 
Claitoe L. West. 

1897. Principal of Elementary School, 478 Ellison St., Paterson. 

NEW MEXICO 

active members 

t89i. Hiram Hadley, A.M. 

1894. Vice-President, in charge of University of New Mexico, 331 S. Walter St, 

Albuquerque. 
ARENCE T. Hagerty, B.S., 'oo, M.S., '95, Notre Dame Univ.. Ind. 

1891. Professor of Mathematics in New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanical 
Arts, Las Cruces. 



New York] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1 093 

NEW MEXICO— C<7«/«Vi«/r</ 

1895. Charles E. Hodgin, Grad., *8i, Ind. St. Nor. ; B.Pd., '93, Univ. of N. Mex. 

1897. Principal of Normal Department, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. 
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Jackson. 

1893. Member of Examining Board, Grant County, Silver City. 
C. M. Light, Ph.D., Univ. of City of N. Y. 

1896. Principal of Normal School of New Mexico, Silver City. 
1897. James Alpheus Wood, A.B., '77, A.M., '80. 

1898. Principal Las Vegas Business College, East Las Vegas. 

NEW YORK 

life directors 

1880. Albert Prescott Marble, A.M., '63, Ph.D., '83, Colby Univ., Me. 

1896. Associate Superintendent of Schools, 146 Grand St., New York. 
1885. Nicholas Murray Butler, A.B., '82, Ph.D., ^84, Columbia Coll. 

1889. Professor of Philosophy and Education, Columbia University, 119 E. 30th St., New 

York. 
EzEKiAL Hanson Cook, A.B., *66, A.M., '68, Bowdoin Coll. ; Ph.D., '89, Colgate Univ. and St. Law- 
rence Univ. 

22 Livingston Ave., Yonkers. 
Caleb G. Hall. 

New Berlin. 

1890. Charles R. Skinner, A.M., Hamilton Coll. ; LL.D., Colgate Univ. 

1895. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, 453 State St., Albany. 

LIFE members 
1857. James Cruikshank, LL.D., '62. 

1875. Principal of Grammar School No. 12, and Evening High School, Secretary of 
Council of Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 206 S. Oxford St., Brooklyn. 

1870. Oliver Cromwell Arey, A.M., '65, Union Coll. 

229 Averill Ave., Rochester. 

1871. John Jacob Anderson, A.M., '67, Rutgers Coll. ; Ph.D., '76, New York Univ. 

Author of School Histories and Historical Readers, 343 Adelphi St., Brooklyn. 
1876. Charles C. Rounds, B.S.,'57, M.S., *6o, Dartmouth Coll.; A.M., Bowdoin Coll. and Waterville 
Coll. ; Ph.D., Bates Coll. 

1896. Institute Instructor and Lecturer, 256 V/. looth St., New York. 
1882. Josephine E. Hodgdon, Pd.M., '91, Univ. of City of New York. 

1898. Principal of Primary School No. no, 80 Willoughby St., Brooklyn. 
Menco Stern. 

1879. Professor of German Language and Literature, Stern's School of Language, 27 E 
44th St., New York. 

1884. Mrs. Georgiana Van Aken. 

1858. Principal of Day School, Ladies* Home Mission, 63 Park St., New York. 

1885. Thomas Hunter, A.M., '66, Columbia Coll. ; Ph.D., '77, Williams Coll. ; LL.D., N. Y. Univ. 

1869. President of Normal College, Park Ave. and 68th St., New York. 

1891. Mrs. M. J. B. Wylie. 

261 Hampshire St., Buffalo. 
1893. University of State of New York. 

Secretary, Melvil Dewey, Albany. 

ACTIVE members 

1882. Walter S. Goodnough. 

1890. Director of Drawing, Borough of Brooklyn, 267a Lewis Ave., Brooklyn. 
1884. Edward N. Jones, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Hamilton Coll. 

1898. The New York Training School for Teachers, Henry and Oliver Sts., New York 
city; res., 50 Church St., White Plains. 

1886. Charles L. Patton. • 

University Publishing Co., 43 E. loth St., New York. 

1887. Louis H. Galbreath, B.L., '90, Cornell Univ. 

1898. Fellow in Teachers' College, Columbia University, 528 W. 123d St., New York. 
GussiE Power. 

1880. Teacher, 5^5 Warren St., Hudson. 
1889. Charles De Garmo, Ph.D., *86, Halle. 

1898. Professor of Science and] Art of Education, Cornell University, Ithaca. 
T. F. Kane. A.B., '92, Cornell Univ. 

1898. Principal of High School, East Aurora. 
Gratia L. Rice. 

1892. State Director of Drawing, P. O. Box 321, Buffalo. 
1800. C. W. Bardben, A.B., '69, Yale. 

1874. Editor of *' School Bulletin," 406 S. Franklin St., Syracuse. 
A. B. Blodgett. 

1889. Superintendent of School, 127 Burnet Ave., Syracuse. 
John T. Buchanan, A. B., '72, A.M., '74, Central Coll. 

1897. Principal of Boys' High School, New York city, 592 Greene Ave., Brooklyn. 
John W. Chandler, Ph.D., '77, Univ. of State of New York. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, EUenville. 
Edward D. Farrell, A.M., '67, Coll. of the City of New York. 

1889. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, 163 E. 124th St., New York. 
Mary A. Fleming. 

1878. Teacher in Grammar School No. 13, 13 W. Chippewa St., Buffalo. 
Amos M. Kellogg, A.M., '57, Hamilton Coll. 

Editor of " School Journal," 61 E. 9th St., New York. 



James M. Milne, A.M.^ '83, Rochester Univ. ; Ph.D., '85, Colgate Univ. 
1888. Principal State Normal School. Oneonta. 



1094 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION [New York 

1890. Francis B. Palmer, A.B., '58, A.M., '63, Ph.D., '79, Univ. of Rochester. 

1878. Principal of State Normal School, Central Ave., Fredonia. 
Charles B. Scott, A.M., '87, Rutgers Coll. 

Instructor in Nature Study Methods, Geology, and Geography, State Nor. School, 
Oswego. 
Isaac H. Stoitt, A.M., *88, Hobart Coll. 

1887. State Conductor of Teachers' Institutes, 58 Genesee St., Geneva. 

1891. Vincent Aldridge, A.M., '81, Syracuse. 

1889. Teacher of Mathematics, Boys' High School, 36 Clarkson St., Brooklyn. 
Francis John Cheney, A. B., '72, A.M., '75, Ph.D., '89, Syracuse Univ. 

1893. Principal of State Normal School, 45 Church St., Cortland. 
A. S. Downing, A.M., Pennsylvania Coll. 

1898. Principal Training School for Teachers, Boroughs of Manhattan and the Broux, 
Henry and Oliver Sts., New York. 
Matthew J. Elgas, A.B., *63, A.M., '63, Montreal Coll. ; Ph.D., *69, St. Johns Coll. 

1896. Associate Superintendent of Public Schools, isi W. 87tn St., New York. 
Harlan P. French, A.B.,'68, A.M., 'ti, Amherst Coll. 

1895. Member Board of Education, Manager Albany Teachers' Agency, 34 State St» 
Albany. 
George D. Hale, A.B., '70, A.M., '73, Univ. of Rochester. 

1871. Principal of Hale's Classical and Scientific School, 409 Lake Ave., Rodiester. 
OssiAN H. Lang. 

1895. Managing Eklitor ** School Journal " and *' Educational Foundations," 61 E. 9th St., 

New York. 
Henry M. Leipziger, A.M., Coll. of City of N. Y. ; Ph.D., Columbia Coll. 

1896. Supervisor of Free Lectures, New York, 324 E. 50th St., New York. 
Albert Leonard, A.B., '88, A.M., '91, Ohio Univ. ; Ph.D.. '94, Hamilton Coll. 

1897. Dean of College of Liberal Arts and Professor of Pedagogy, Syracuse University 

Syracuse. 
John M. Milne, A.M., '79, Rochester Univ. ; Ph.D., '90, Univ. of State of N. Y, 

1889. Principal of State Normal School, Geneseo. 
Alexander A. Munro, A.B., '84, Univ. of Neb. 

989 Amsterdam Ave., New York. 
Thomas B. Stowell, A.M., '65, Genesee Coll. ; Ph.D., '8> Syracuse Univ. * 

1889. Principal of State Normal and Training School, 6 Le Roy St., Potsdam. 

1892. Thomas O. Baker, A.M., '92, Ph.D., Univ. of City of New York. 

1895. Principal of High School, Yonkers. 
Elias J. Beardsley, C.E., A.B., '55; A.M., Union Coll. 

1889. Superintendent of Schools, City Hall, Lake and Church Sts., Elmira. 
Emmet Belknap, A.B., 80, A.M., '8q, Marietta Coll. 

1889. Superintendent of Schools, 206 East ^e., Lockport. 
W. H. Benedict, A.B., '75, A.M., '78, Hamilton Coll. 

i88q. Principal School No. 8, 508 W. 3d St., Elmira. 
A. Hall Burdick. 

1898. Principal of Public School No. 14, and High School, 4 Harrison St., Stapleton. 
Charles W. Cole, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Hamilton Coll. 

1878. Superintendent of Schools, 354 Hudson Ave., Albany. 
Melvil Dewey, A.B., '74, A.M., '77, Amherst. 

1888. Secretary of University of State of New York, Regents' Office, Albany. 
William B. Friedberg, B.S., '73, Coll. of New York; LL.B., '77, GDlumbia Law School. 

1890. Principal of Grammar School No. 95, 21-33 E. 135th St., New York. 
William B. Harison. 

Educational Publisher, 3 and 5 W. i8th St., New York. 
H. E. Hayes. 

1890. Manager Educational Department, D. Appleton & Co., Publishers, 73, 5th Ave., 
New York. 
Mary F. Hyde. 

Author of "lessons in English," 308 Main St., Binghamton. 
James Lee, M.D., '86, ''The Univ. and Bellevue Hospital Medical Coll." 

1892. Associate Superintendent of Schools, 23s E. 124th St., New York. 
William H. Maxwell, A.B., '72, A.M., '74, Queen's Univ., Ireland. 

Superintendent of Public Instruction, 131 Livingston St., Brooklyn. 
William J. Milne, Ph.D., Rochester Univ. ; LL.D., DePauw Univ. 

President State Normal College, 94 Willett St., Albany. 
R. V. K. Montfort, M.D., '56, Albany Med. Coll. 

1859. Superintendent of Schools, 22 Montgomery St., Newburgh. 
S. S. Packard. 

President of Packard's Business College, loi E. 23d St., New York. 
Oscar D. Robinson, Ph.D., '87, Dartmouth Coll. 

1886. Principal of High School, 501 State St., Albany. 
Henry Talbot. 

1897. Special Teacher of Manual Training, Public Schools, 344 W, 14th St., New York. 
James Winne, A.M., ';r7, Hamilton Coll. 

1886. Principal of High School, 30 Hooker Ave., Poughkeepsie. 

1893. Henry P. Emerson. A.B., A.M., Univ. of Rochester. 

Superintendent of Education, 132 College St., Buffalo. 
John Arthur Greene. 

1896. Manager American Book Co., 100 Washington Square, New York. 
George Griffith, A.B., '77, Hamilton Coll.; Ph.D., '93, 111. Wesleyan. 

1892. Superintendent of Schools, 40 Jewett Place, Utica, 
Mary F. Hall. 

Ex -Supervisor of Primary Work, Milwaukee, Wis.; Spencer. 
Jenny B. Merrill, Pd.D., '92, New York Univ. 

1896. Supervisor of Kindergartens, Boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx, xi3 E. 8xst St. 
New York. 
Josephine E. Rogers. 

Principal of Public School No. 75, 35 Norfolk St., New York. 



New York] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1095 

1893. Edward Richard Shaw, B.L., '78, Del. Coll.; Ph.B., '81, Lafayette Coll.; Ph.D., 'go. N. Y. Univ. 

1894. Dean of School of Pedagogy, New York University, University Building, Wash- 
ington Sq., New York. 
Arthur Merrill Wright, A.B., '72, A.M., '80, Hamilton Coll. 

Supervisor, Bureau of Compulsory Education, Department of Public Instruction 
Waterville. 

1894. J. W. Babcock, A.B., '78, Cornell Univ. 

1881. Superintendent of Schools, 627 Washington Ave., Dunkirk. 
Frank D. Beattvs, A.B., '85, A.M., *88, Wesleyan Univ. 

Manager, Silver, Burdette & Co., 29-33 E. 19th St., New York. 
Mrs. 6. Ellen Burke. 

1895. Educational Lecture Bureau, 91, 5th St., New York. 
Francis R. Clair. 

1893. School Commissioner, Queens County, College Point. 



Charles Newell Cobb, A.B. '77, and A.M., '80, Syracuse Univ. 

spector of Un " 
Florence Browning Himes. 



1893. Inspector of University of State of New York, 26 N. Pine Ave., Albany. 



1894. State Instructor in Drawing, 126 Chestnut St., Albany. 
Logan D. Howell, A.B., '89, Univ. of N. C. 

1898. Teacher of English, Bronx High School, 157th St. and 3d Ave., New York. 
Richard Jones, A.M., '81, Iowa Coll. ; Ph.D., '93, Heidelberg, Germany. 

1898. Professor of Literature, Syracuse • University, 604 University Ave., Syracuse. 
Cynthia Lagomarsino. 

1884. Teacher in Ladies* Home Mission School, 63 Park St., New York. 
William A. Mackey. 

1898. Principal Grammar School No, 35, 43 Vernon St., Buffalo. 
Charles E. Merrill. 

Educational Publisher, 20-31 E. 19th St., New York. 
Frederick Montesbr, Ph.D., '85, Univ. ot Vienna, Austria; Pd.D., '93, N. Y. Univ. 

1893. Lecturer, School of Pedagogy, New York University; 1897, Teacher in Boys* High 

School, New York city; Caryl Station, Yonkers. 
Mrs.' Agnes 0*Brien. 

Principal School No. 151, 91st St. and ist Ave., New York. 
W. F. O'Callaghan, a. B., Harvard Univ. 

1894. First Assistant Grammar No. 29, Washington and Albany Sts., New York. 
George A. Plimpton. 

Publisher, 70, 5th Ave., New York. 

Hbster a. Roberts. 

1886. Principal of Primary Department No. 10, 149 W. 128th St., New York. 
Edgar O. Silver, A.B., '83, A.M., '86, Brown Univ. 

Publisher, President of the Corporation Silver, Burdette & Co., 29-33 E. 19th St. 
New York. 
Joseph S. Taylor, Pd.D., '92, New York Univ. 

1885. Principal Public School No. 19, Sedgwick Park, Fordham Heights, New York. 
Martha Van KEn^ssELAER. 

1894. School Commissioner, Second District, Cattaraugus Co., Randolph. 
1S95. H. T. Ambrose. 

Book publisher, Washington Square, New York. 
Ida C. Bender,M.D., '90, Univ. of Buffalo (Med. Dept.). 

1893. Supervisor of Primary Grades, 731 EllicottSt., Buffalo. 
N. L. Benham. 

1890. Superintendent of Schools, 539, 4th St., Niagara Falls. 

C. C. BiRCHARD. 

Agent American Book Co., 100 Washington Square, New York. 
Annie M. Bissell. 

1882. Assistant Grammar School No. 62, 265 Alexander Ave., New York. 
Columbia University. 

President, Dr. Seth Low ; Secretary, W. H. H. Beebe, New York. 
Fannie S. Comings. ^ 

1893. Principal Primary Department, Grammar School No. 77, 42 Macon St., Brooklyn. 
Julia Ettie Crane. 

Teacher of Vocal Music, State Normal School, and Director of Crane Normal Insti 
tute of Music, 91 Main St., Potsdam. 
John W. Davis. 

1886. Public School No. 81, Bedford Park, New York. 
H. T. Dawson, A.B., *82, 111. Wesleyan Univ. 

43 E. loth St., New York. 
George W. French, LL.B., '78, Columbia Coll. 

1881. Principal of Public Schools, Jamaica Ave., opp. Enfield St., Brooklyn. 
Mrs. Anna Eggleston Friedman. 

1898. Instructor in Primary Work, Teachers' Institutes, 45 Wadsworth St., Buffalo. 
ROFUS Henry Halsey, A.B., '77, Williams Coll. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, 228 Main St., Binghamton. 
Edward Havward, Ph.D., '90, Union Coll. 

1892. Principal of High School, 177 Genesee St., Lbckport. 
Welland Hendrick, A.B., '80, A.M., '83, Colgate Univ. 

1898. Assistant Principal, New York Training School for Teachers, 85 W. ii8th St., 
New York. 
Walter L. Hervey, A.B., A.M., Ph.D.. '93. Princeton. 

1898. Examiner of Board of Education, 146 Grand St., New York. 
Samuel B. Howe, A.M., '65, Ph.D., '87, Union Coll. 

1865. Superintendent of Scnools, 615 Union St., Schenectady. 
Wilber W. Howe. 

1891. Superintendent of Schools, Whitehall. 
Mrs. Sara D. Jenkins. 

1895. Teacher of English, High School, Editor of " Popular Educator," 3 Huestis T 

lthac?|. 



1096 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION [New York 

1895. Thomas R. Kneil, A.B., '75, A.M., VS, Wesleyan Univ., Middletown, Conn. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, High School Building, Saratoga Springs. 
Louise M. Lapey. 

Department Principal of School No. 16, 731 Ellicott St., Buffalo. 
Charles D. Larkins, Ph.B.. '81, Alfred Univ. 

1893. Principal of Manual Training High School, 76 Court St., Brooklyn. 

Seth Low, LLD., '89, Amherst; '90, Univ. of State of N. Y., Univ. of Pa., Harvard, Trinity; '96, 
Princeton. 

1889. President of Columbia University, New York. 
K ATK Palmer NTacdona 

Principal's Assistant in Public School No. 6, Hunt's Point, Station R, New York. 
J. MiLFORD McKbe, Ph.B., *9S, 111. Wesleyan Univ. 

1891. Principal of Union School, Silver Creek. 
F. M. McMurrv, Ph.D., Jena. 

1898. Professor of Theory and Practice of Teaching, Teachers' College, Columbia Univer- 
sity, New York. 
H. D. Newson. 

Manager Educational Department, Harper Bros., Franklin Square, New York. 
Andrew V. V. Raymond, A.B., '75, D.D., *86, Union Coll. ; LL.D., '94, Williams Coll. 

1894. President of Union College, College Hill, Schenectady. 
J. M. Rice, Al.D., '81, Coll. of Phys. and Sur., New York. 

Educational Writer, Editor of the " Forum," 1245 Madison Ave., New York. 
RoviLLUs R. Rogers, A.B., Oberlin Coll. 

1890. Superintendent of Schools, 627 E. 6th St., Jamestown. 
James E. Russell, A.B., '87, Cornell ; Ph.D,, '94, Leipzig. 

1898. Dean of Teachers* College, Columbia University, 120th St. W., New York. 
Henry R. Sanford, A.M., '64, Genesee Coll, ; A.M., '73, Syracuse Univ. ; Ph.D., '94, Union Coll. 

State Institute Conductor, Penn Yan. 
Alfred T. Schauffler, A.B., '65, A.M., '68, Williams. 

1898. Associate Superintendent of Schools, Boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx, New 
York city ; 23 Woodland Ave., New Rochelle. 
Jane A. Schermerhorn. 

1889. Kindergartner in Union Free School, Hillside Ave., White Plains. 
Henry G. Scwieider, B.S., '87, Coll. City of New York. 

Third Assistant Grammar School No. 90, 610 W. 47th St., New York. 
S. R. Shear. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, 23 Court St., White Plains. 
Herbert J. Smith, A.B., *88, A.M., '91, Colgate Univ. 

Oswego. 
J. Mace Smith, B.S., '82, Michigan Agri. Coll. 

1897. Princioal of St. John Ave. School, 122 LeRoy St., Binghamton. 
Plowdon Stevens, Jr., B.S., *88, Coll. City of New York. 

1898. Assistant Principal Public School No. 81, 2126 Washington Ave., New York. 
John H. Walsh, A.B., '73, A.M., '89, Georgetown ColL, D. C. ; LL.B.. '80, Columbia Coll. 

1889. Associate Superintendent of Public Instruction, 39, 3d Place, Brooklyn. 
Frank E. Welles, Ph.B., '86, A.M., '92. Ph.D., '97, III. Wesleyan Univ. 

1889. Professor of Latin and Greek, State Normal School, Geneseo. 
Charles F. Wheelock. B.S., '73, Cornell Univ. 

1891. Head Inspector, University State of New York, Canajoharie. 

1896. J. S. Adams. 

Agent for Ginn & Co., 70, 5th Ave., New York. 
Mrs. Amelia D. Alden, Graduate, '68, State Nor. Sch., Albany, N. Y. 

1895. Vice-Principal Westerleigh Collegiate Institute, West New Brighton. 
Mrs. Fannie Schwedler Barnes. 

Editor of "The Mother's Voice," 141 W. 24th St., New York. 
John Elmer Brandegee, B.A., '74, Trinity. 

1896. Member of School Board, 30 Geneva St., Utica. 
E. N. Bristol. 

Book Publisher, 29 W. 23d St., New York. 
Kate G. Broderick. 

1881. Principal of Public School No. 76, E. 68th St., New York. 
Frank S. Capen, A.B., '68, A.M., '71. Rochester Univ. ; Ph.D., '87, Colgate Univ. 

Principal State Normal School, New Paltz. 
Eugene C. Colby. 

1885. Principal Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics' Institute, 38 S. Washington St. 
Rochester. 
Le Roy C. Cooley, A.M., Ph.D. 

1874. Professor of Physics, Vassar College, 2 Reservoir Sq., Poughkeepsie. 
Cornell University Library. 

President, J. G. Schurman; Librarian, George W. Harris, Ithaca. 
Henry M. Crist. 

Manager New York Office, Milton Bradley Co., 11 E. x6th St., New York. * 
BooTHE COLWELL Davis, A.B., *9o, A.M., *93, Alfred Univ. ; B.D., '93, Yale; Ph.D., '96, Nat. Nor, 
Univ. 

1895. President Alfred University, 8 Terrace St., Alfred. 
George S. Davis. 

1888. Associate Superintendent of Schools, 146 Grand St., New York. 
William R. Eastman, A.B., Yale; B.S., Univ. of N. Y. 

Inspector of Pub. Libraries, Univ. of State of New York, State Library, Albany. 
A. W. Edson, A.B., '78, A.M., '81, Dartmouth Coll. 

1897. Associate Superintendent of Schools, 146 Grand St., New York. 
Ella C. Elder. 

1892. Superintendent of Buffalo Free Kindergarten Assoc, 86 Delaware Ave., Buffalo. 
Henry W. Ellsworth, Grad. Fredonia Acad., N. Y. 

Author and Publisher of Schoolbooks, 127 Duane St., New York. 
James A. Estee, A.M., Alfred Univ. 

Superintendent of Schools, 17 Marshall Ave., Gloversville. 



NewVorkl LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1097 

1896. Mrs. E. D. Farr^u 

163 E. X24th St., New York. 
George Fenton. 

Agent American Book Co., Broadalbin, Fulton Co. 
Charles £. Gorton. 

1883. Superintendent of Schools, 55 Hawthorne Ave., Yonkers. 
Elbert W. Griffith, Ph.B., 111. Wes. Univ. ; A.M., Wes. Univ., Conn. 

Superintendent of Schools, 94 El. Main St., Norwich, 
Walter B. Guknison, A.B., '75* A.M., '78, Ph.D., '93. 

Principal Erasmus Hall High School, Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn. 
Alfred Hallam. 

Superintendent of Music, 116 N. 9th Ave., Mt. Vernon. 
Mary El. Harris 

1895. Principal of Intermediate Department, State Normal School, New Paltz. 
Caroline T. Haven. 

1884. Pnncipal Kindergarten Department, Ethical Culture Schools, X09 W. S4th St., New 

York. 
Frances C. Haves. 

1898. Supervisor of Kindergartens, Borough of Queens, New York city; residence. 
Flushing. 
F. J. Heiermann. 

Prefect of Studies, Canisius College, 651 Washington St., Buffalo. 
Wiluam C. Hess, B.S., '67, M.S., *7i. Coll. of City of N. Y. 

1897. Principal of Public School No. 30, and (1896) Principal East Side Evening High 

School, 439 E. ii8th St., New York. 
W. D. Hewes. 

1893. Principal of High School, Shortsville. 
J. W. Jenks, Ph.D.. *85, Halle. 

1891. Professor of Political Science, Cornell University, Ithaca. 
L. C. JuDD, B.S. 

Agent Ginn & Co., 70, 5th Ave., New York. 
Alpheus B. Kenvon, B.S., '74, M.S., '77, Alfred Univ. 

1874. Professoi of Mathematics and (1891) Registrar of Alfred Univ., 33 S. Main St., 

Alfred. 
Roland S. Kevser, A.B., '72, Ph.D., '81, Syracuse Univ. 

1898. Department of English, Normal School, Jamaica. 
Mrs. Maria Kraus-Boelt^. 

1872. Principal of Kraus Seminary for Kindergartners, Hotel San Remo, Central Park, 
West, New York. 
Charles E. Lawton. 

1889. Principal of Central Grammar School, 7 Franklin St., Auburn. 
Louise A. Lounsberry. 

1896. Teacher of Music and Drawing, St. Johnsville. 
Thomas B. Lovell, A.B., *62, A.M., *65, Univ. of Rochester. 

1892. Principal of High School, 1018 South Ave., Sta. A, Niagara Falls. 
Howard Lyon, M.S., '90, Lafayette; A.B., '93, Harvard. 

1893. Teacher of Science, State Normal School, 35 Cedar St., Oneonta. 
Mary A. Magovern. 

1876. Head of Department, Public School No. 8, 29 King St., New York. 
Nathaue Mankell, Graduate Central Royal Institute, Sweden. 

Teacher in Gymnastics in Franklin School, 85 Mariner St., Buffalo. 
J. Edman Massee, A.B., '73, A.M., '76, Hamilton Coll. 

1897. Superintendent of City Schools, 145, i6th St., Watervliet. 
Mark M. Maycock, M.P., Syracuse Univ., '75. 

Teacher in State Normal School, 220 Jersey St., Buffalo. 
Clarence E. Meleney, A.B., '76. A.M., '79. Colby Univ. 

1896. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, 146 Grand St., New York. 
Gurdan R. Miller, Ph.B., '93, Syracuse Univ. 

1893. Principal of Union School, Matteawan. 
Ons Montrose. 

Principal of Haldam Union School, Coldspring. 
Charles M. Ryon. 

1875. Superintendent of Schools, and Secretary of Board of Education, 130 Elmendorf St., 

Kingston. 
Elisa a. Sargent. 

1889. Director of the Prang Normal Art Classes of New York, 3 W. i8th St., New York. 
Sara A. Saunders, Grad., '73, Cortland State Nor. Sch. 

1895. Method Teacher, State Normal School, 40 South Ave., Brockport. 
J. G. Schurman, A.B., '77, A.M., '78, London Univ. ; D.Sc, ^78, Edinburgh; LL.D., Columbia. 

1892. President, Cornell University, Ithaca. 
Charles D. Seely, A.M., '79, Amherst Coll. 

1885. Department of Latin and Greek, State Normal School, Brockport. 
Mary V. Squire. 

Assistant in School No. 39, 19 Marigold Ave., Buffalo. 
Henry Morse Stephens, A.M., '92, Oxford. 

1894. Professor of History, Cornell University, Ithaca. 

Edward Walmsley Stitt, M.S., '98, Coll. City of New York; Pd.M., '97, N. Y. Univ. 

1880. Principal of Public School No. 89, Lenox Ave. and 134th St., New York. 
Ada Frances Thayer. 

1893. Supervisor of Physical Training, Public Schools, Board of Education Rooms, 

Syracuse. 
Amelia Earlb Trant, M.D., '94, Univ. of Buffalo. 

1890. Principal of Boys* Department, Instructor of Physiology, Masten Park High 

School, Buffalo. 
Emma S. Waite. 

Superintendent of Training in Nebraska State Normal School ; i Chestnut St., 
Potsdam. 



1 098 NA TIONAL EDUCA TIONAL ASSOCIA TION [New York 

NEW \OKYi— Continued 

1896. M. H. Walrath, A.Bm *89, A.M., '9a, Syracuse Univ. 

1896. Principal of High School, Paioling Ave., Troy. 
Etta Lansing Wentz. 

Director of Physical Culture, Albany Female Academy, Training School No. 7 
Albany, and Woman's Athletic Club, Hudson, 163 Hamilton St., Albany. 

1897. Myrtilla Avery, A.B., *9i, Wellesley ; B L., '96, N. Y. State Univ. 

1893. Director's Assistant, Home Education Department, New York State Library 
Albany. 
Mrs. John H. Bairo. 

Principal of City Training Class, 39 S. Hamilton St., Poughkeepsie. 
Jessie Bancroft. 

1893. Director of Physical Training, Public Schools, 131 Livingston St., Brooklyn. 
C. L. Barstow, A.B., Union Coll. 

Manager Educational Department, Longmans, Green & Co., 93. 5th Ave., New 
York. 
Anna Gertrude Childs, A.B., A.M., Iowa Coll. 

1889. Teacher in State Normal School, 38 Ford Ave.. Oneonta. 
♦Dr. Henry Clark Coon, A.B., *68, A.M., ^tx^ Ph.D., '92, Alfred Univ. 

1872. Professor of Physics and Chemistry, Alfred University, 35 S. Main St., Alfred. 
Enoch Henry Currier, A.M., Nat. Coll. of the Deaf. 

1893. Principal New York Institute for Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb, 163d St. and 
nth Ave., Station M, New York. 
Editors' Library, American Book Co. 

Librarian, L. H. Peet, Washington Square, New York. 
Henry W. Jameson, B.A., Yale. 

Associate Superintendent of Schools, 47 W. xi9th St., New York, 
f Frederic Allison Lyman, Associate of the College of Musicians, '86. 

1888. Supervisor of Music in Public Schools, 421 Warren Ave., Syracuse. 
Miss L. A. Melhinch, Grad. St. Nor. Sch. 

1898. Teacher of English Literature, Academy Ogdensburg. 
A. L. Peck. 

1880. Librarian of Free Library, Gloversville. 
J. H. Thiry. 

Introducer of the School Savings Bank System, 181 Academy St., Long Island City 
Henry H. Vail, A.B., '60, LL.D., '96, Middlebury Coll. 
Publisher, 322 W. 75th St., New York. 
Z. F. Westervelt, LL.p., '95, Rochester Univ. 

1876. Superintendent of Western N. Y. Institution for Deaf- Mutes, 945 N. St. Paul St., 
Rochester. 
Jessie M. Winterton. 

1891. Director Kindergarten Dept. and Training Class, Merington School, it8 W. 75th 

St., New York. 

1898. Arthur Deerin Call, Ph.B., '96, Brown Univ. , 

Principal Grammar School No. 3, 324 W. Gray St., Elmira. 
Mary H. Carroll. 

Private Teacher, Church St., Kingsbridge. . 

Susan F. Chase, B.L., Wis. Univ. ; D.Pd., Teachers' Coll., Buffalo Univ. 

Teacher of Literature and History, State Normal School, 139, 14th St., Buffalo. 
I, O. Crissy. 

1895. Assistant to Director, University Southern New York, 137 Eagle St., Albany. 
George B. Germann, A.B., Columbia Univ. 

Fellow in Education, Columbia University, 90 Norman Ave., Brooklyn. 
Charles C. Holden, Pd.M. 

1893. First Assistant M.D.,'Public School No. 39, Manhattan ; 39 W. i32d St, New York. 
John F. Hughes. 

Chairman Board of Education, 35 Charlotte St., Utica. 
Arthur Marvin, B.A., '91, M.A., '96, Yale. 

1897. Principal Union Classical Institute, 832 Union St., Schenectady. 
Edward Beverly Nelson, A.B., '73, A.M. (honorary), '94, Harvard Univ. 

Principal Central N. Y. Institution for Deaf-Mutes, 711 N. Madison St., Rome. 
Milton Noyes. 

Superintendent of Schools, Free Academy Building, Rochester. 
Vinton S. Pressler^ Civil and Mech. Eng. 

Principal Barton School of Industrial Arts, 23 Walnut St., Binghamton. 
C. N. Richards, B.S. 

Director Manual Arts Department, Teachers* College, Columbia University, New 
York. 
W. F. Vroom. 

1893. Teachers' College, 896 West End Ave., New York. 
J. C. Whter. 

Editor *• Art Education," 76, 5th Ave.. New York. 

NORTH CAROLINA 

life members 
1880. Emily M. Coe. 

1898. Principal of Normal Department, Red Springs Seminary, Red Springs. 
1884. Robert Bingham, A.M., '60, LL.D., '90, Univ. of N. C. 

1873. Superintendent of Bingham School, Asheville. 

active members 

1894. Edwin A. Alderman, Ph.B., Univ. of N. C. ; D.C.L., Univ. of the South. 

1892. President of University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. 

♦Died May 9, 1898. f Died July 17, 1898. 



Ohio] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1 099 

NORTH CAROLINA— Ctf«/»>«^</ 

1895. John J. Blair, A.B., '85, Haverford Coll., Pa. 

1890. Superintendent of Schools, Winston. 

1896. Charles D. McIver, A.B., '81, D.L.. '93, Univ. of N. C. 

President of State Normal and Industrial College, Greensboro. 
Dora B. Rogers. 

1898. Teacher of History, Literature, and Sciences, Kinsey Seminary, Wilson, 
1898. Philander P. Claxton, A.M., '86, Univ. of Tenn. 

Professor of Pedagogy, State Normal and Industrial College, Greensboro. 
G. A. Grimsley. ' 

Superintendent of Schools, 217 E. Lee St., Greensboro. 
J. Y. Jovnbr. 

Professor of English Literature, State Normal and Industrial College, Greensboro. 
D. Matthew Thompson, A.M., Butterford Coll. 

1891. Superintendent of Schools, Statesville. 

NORTH DAKOTA 

ACTIVE MEMBERS 

1894. Walter L. Stockwell, B.S., '89, Univ. of Minn. 

1891. Superintendent of Schools, Grafton. 
Mrs. Helen H. Stockwell, B.L., Univ. of Minn. 

Grafton. 

1895. George A. McFarland, B.S., '83, M.S., '86, Hiram Coll. 

1892. Principal State Normal School, Valley City. 
Webster Merrifield, A.B., '77, A.M.,'92, Yale. 

1891. President of State University of North Dakota, University, Grand Forks Co. 
LuRA L. Perrine, A.B., *8o, Albion Coll., Mich. 

1892. Teacher of Natural Sciences, State Normal School, Valley City. 

1896. Ralph H. Burns, A.B., Yale. 

Superintendent of Schools, Bathgate. 
Educational Association of North Dakota. 

President, Superintendent E. J. Taylor, Grand Forks ; Secretary, Superintenden 
A. M. Simpson, Forman. 
Joseph Kennedy, B.S., Univ. of Minn. 

1893. Professor of Pedagogy and Principal of Normal Department, University of North 

Dakota, 1102 Broadway, Grand Forks. 

1897. L. H. Allen, A.B., '87, E. Ind. Normal School. 

Superintendent of Schools of Richland Co., Wahpeton. 
Anna Barnum. 

Critic Teacher in State Normal School, Mayville. 
J. G. Halland, A.m., Luther Coll., la. 

State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Bismarck. 
W. E. Hoover, M.S., O. W. Univ. 

• Superintendent of Schools, Park River. 

Rosalie Pollock. 

State Institute Instructor, 210, 8th St. S., Fargo. 

OHIO 

LIFE directors 

r87o. Emerson Elbridge White, A.M., Western Reserve Coll. ; LL.D., '76, Ind. Univ. and Marietta Coll. 

Author and Lecturer, 387 E. Broad St., Columbus. 
1884. James H. Canfield, A.B., '68, A.M., '77, LL.D., '94, Williams Coll. 

1895. President of Ohio State University, 1873 N. High St., Columbus. 
1888. L. W. Day, A.M., '82, Hillsdale Coll. ; Ph.D., '84, Baldwin Univ. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, 506 High St., Canton. 

LIFE MEMBERS 

1866. Ulysses T. Curran, A.B., A.M., Miami Univ. 

Ex-Superintendent of Schools, 622 Columbus Ave., Sandusky, 
1870. Mrs. Delia Lathrop Williams, Pd.D., '94, N. Y. State Nor. Univ. 

1880. Instructor in English Literature and Normal Work, Ohio Wesleyan University, 
62 S. Liberty St., Delaware. 

1879. jReuben McMillan, A.M., '67, Western Reserve Coll. ; Ph.D., Franklin Coll., New Athens, O. 

£x- Superintendent of Schools of Young stown, Canfield. 

1880. *Hampton Bennett. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, Kings Mills. 
J. J. Burns, A.M., Washington and Jefferson Coll. ; Ph.D., '76, Ohio State Univ. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, 602 Washington St., Defiance. 
Charles E. Davidson, A.M., *87, Ohio Univ. 

1891. Trustee Ohio University, 59 W. Ely St., Alliance. 
Bettie a. Dutton. 

1870. Principal of Kentucky Street School, 94 State St., Cleveland. 
Mrs. Reuben McMillan. 

S. Broad St., Canfield. 
Lewis Miller. 

President Chautauqua University, Oak Place, Akron. 
John Bradley Peaslee, A.B., '63, A.M., '66, Dartmouth; LL.B., '67, Cincinnati Law Coll.; 
Ph.D., '78, Ohio State Univ. 

1895. Director of University of Cincinnati ; 1898, Member Union Board of High Schools, 
330 W. 4th St., Cincinnati. 



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1880. Esther A. Widner. 

21 Maple St., Dayton. 

1882. James A. Robert, A.M., *67, Yale; Ph.D., '83, Denison Univ. 

230 Sunset Ave., Dayton. 

1883. E. W. Gov, A.M., '58, Brown Univ. ; Ph.D.. '86, Princeton. 

1873. Principal of Hughes High School, Cincinnati. 

1884. C. W. Bennett, A.B., '66, A.M., '60, Ohio Wesleyan Univ. ; Ph.D., '89, Moores Hill Coll., Ind. 

1874. Superintendent of Schools, 218 W. Ash St., Piqua. 

1894. J. A. Shawan, A.B., '80, A.M., '83, Oberlin Coll. ; Ph.D., '93, Muskingum Coll. 

1889. Superintendent of City Schools, 1122 Bryden Road, Columbus. 

ACTIVE MEMBERS 

1879. William Nicholas Hailmann, A.M., '64, Univ. of Louisville ; Ph.D., '85, Ohio State Univ. 

1898. Superintendent of Instruction, Steele High School, Dayton, 
1884. E. A. Jones, A.M. 

1869. Superintendent of Schools, 138 E. Trcmont St., Massillon. 

1886. Christine Gordon Sullivan, A.M., Ph.D. 

1885. Supervisor of Art Instruction, Public Schools, cor. Harvey and Park Aves., Walnut 
Hills, Cincinnati. 

1887. Oscar T. Corson, A.M., '87. 

1891. State Commissioner of Common Schools, The Marion, Columbus. 

1889. Edwin B. Cox, A.B., '7^, Ohio Wesleyan Univ. 

1881. Supermtendent of Schools, 205 W. Church St., Xenia. 
Nathan L. Glover. 

1872. Teacher of Music, Public Schools, 627 E. Mill St., Akron. 
L. H. Jones. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, 190 Euclid Ave., Cleveland. 

1890. Louis D. Bonebrake, A.M., Ph.D. 

1898. Commissioner of Schools of Ohio, 1315 Forsythe Ave., Columbus. 
Mrs. Ada E. Laird. 

1892. Principal of Waverly School, 265 Franklin Ave., Cleveland. 
Anna M. Osgood. 

1893. Principal of Avondale School, 1348 Oak St., Columbus. 
J. P. Sharkey. 

1885. Superintendent of Schools ; 1893, Member of State Board of Examiners, Van Wert. 
Sophie Vance. 

1876. Grammar Department, P. O. Box 463, Van Wert. 

1891. Arthur Owen Jones. 

1890. Teacher of Drawing, Public Schools, 2315 H^hland Ave., Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. 
R. Anna Morris, Grad., '88, Anderson Nor. Sch. of Physical Training. 

1894. Special Teacher of Physical Culture, Public Schools, 34 Granger St., Cleveland. 
Ellen G. Reveley, Pd.D., '94, State Nor. Coll., Albany, N. Y. 

1892. Supervisor of Public Schools, 190 Euclid Ave., Cleveland. 

Charles W. Super, A.B., '66, Dickinson Coll.; A.M.,'8.i, Syracuse Univ. ; Ph.D., '74, 111. Wesleyan 
Univ. ; LL.D., '94, Dickinson Coll. 

1883. President of Ohio University ; 1896, Professor of Greek, ibid.y Dean of Faculty, no 
Union St., Athens. 
F. Treudley, A.B., '78, Univ. of Ind. 

1885. Superintendent of Schools, 623 Elm St., Youngstown. 
W. J. White. 

1410 E. 3d St., Dayton. 

1892. C. C. Miller, A.B., '83, Ohio State Univ. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, 719 W. North St., Lima. 
N. CoE Stewart, F.C.M. 

1867. Director of Music, Public Schools, 71 Jennings Ave., Cleveland. 
Matilda L. Walke. 

Twenty-sixth District School, 471 Riddle Road, Clifton Heights, Cincinnati. 

1893. Charles Haupert, A.B., '80, A.M., '83, Heidelberg Univ. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, and (1894) Member State Board of Examiners, 9 
College Ave., Wooster. 

M. A. KiMMEL. 

1880. Superintendent of Schools, Poland. 
Mrs. Caroline Newhall Lathrop. 

Principal of Normal School, 9th St., w. of John, Cincinnati. 
H. H. Raschig. 

1874. Principal of loth District School, 618 Prospect Place, Avondale, Cincinnati. 
S. D. Sanor, A.m., '98, Western Reserve Univ. 

1897. Student in Graduate School, Western Reserve University, 150 Hawthorne Ave., 
Cleveland. 
James W. Scott, A.B., Duquesne Coll. 

1890. Superintendent of Schools, Loudonville. 
William H. Scott, A.M., '65, Ohio Univ. ; LL.D., '84, Ohio Univ. and Ohio Wesleyan Univ. 
1883. Professor of Philosophy, Ohio State University, 131, 15th Ave., Columbus. 
Lucia Stickney, A.M., '95, Oberlin Coll. 

1877. Hughes High School, Cincinnati. 

1894. James W. Bashford, A.B., '73, A.M., '76, Univ. of Wis.; S.T.B., '76, Ph.D., '81, Boston Univ.; 

D.D., '90, Northwestern Univ. 

1889. President of Ohio Wesleyan University, 23 Oak Hill Ave., Delaware. 
J. Remsen Bishop, A.B., '82, Harvard. 

Principal of High School, Alpine Place, Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. 
W. W. Boyd, A.B., '84, A.M.. '86, Marietta Coll. 

1891. Superintendent of Schools, Paynesville. 
C. J. Britton. 

Superintendent of Schools, De Graff. 
Emma C. Davis. 

1893. Supervisor of Public Schools, 190 Euclid Ave., Cleveland. 



Ohio] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS no I 

1894. Arnold J. Gantvoort. 

1894. Professor of Music, College of Music, Cincinnati. 
Edward L. Harris, A.B., A.M., Ph.B. 

1889. Principal Central High School, Cleveland. 
Harriet L. Keelbr, A.B., '70, Oberlin Coll. 

X878. Assistant, Central High School, 93 Olive St., Cleveland. 
Charles P. Lynch, A.B., '86,.A.M., '89, Ph.D., '97, Allegheny Coll. 

1891. Teacher of Latin, Central High School, 146 Hawthorne Ave., Cleveland. 
£. £. Richards. 

Principal of High School, 24 E. Church St., Newark. 
William O. Thompson^ D.D., '91, Muskingum Coll. ; LL.D. 

1891. President of Miami University, Oxford. 
George R. Twiss, B.S., '85, Ohio State Univ. 

Head Science Teacher, Central High School, 142 Cornell St., Cleveland. 
Anna J. Wrig»it, A.B., '72, Oberlin Coll. 

West High School, 94 State St., Cleveland. 

1895. C. G. Ballou, B.S., O. Wes. Univ. 

Principal of High School, 116 Floyd St., Toledo. 
Charles S. Barrett, B.S., ^85, Hopedale Coll., O. 

1887. Principal 5th Ave. School^ 78 W. 9th Ave,, Columbus. 
Mary Blakiston, Ph.B., '93, Ohio State Univ. 

1898. Head of Department of Latin, East High School, Z117 Oak St., Columbus. 
Willis Boughton, A.B., Univ. of Mich. ; A.M., Dickinson CoH. 

1890. Professor of Rhetoric and English Literature, Ohio Univ., Athens. 
William Paxton Burris, Ph.B., '91, A.M., '94, DePauw Univ. 

1898. Superintendent of Schools, Salem. 
C. E. Carey, Ph.B. 

1897. Superintendent of Public Schools, 305 Mahoning Ave., Warren. 

William Wallace Chalmers, A.B., '87, Univ. of Mich. ; A.M., '89, Eureka Coll. ; B.Pd., '91, Mich 
State Normal. 

1898. Superintendent of Instruction, Toledo. 

S. T. Dial, A.B., '80, A.M., '84, Ohio Wes. Univ. ; Ph.D., '94, Syracuse Univ., N. Y. 

1890. Superintendent of Schools, Lockland. 
Clayton L. Dickey. 

1883. Superintendent of Schools, Clinton, Sharon, and Perry Townships, Worthington. 
George A. Howard. 

With American Book Co., Cincinnati. 
Anne H. King, B.L., '92, Univ. of Cincinnati. 

1894. Teacher in Public School, 3716 Morris Place, Cincinnati. 
Julia C. Kolbe. 

1896. Primary Teacher, 337 Milton St., Cincinnati. 
Annie Laws. 

Secretary International Kindergarten Union, 818 Dayton St., Cincinnati. 
S. Herrick Layton, B.S., '92, O. N. W. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, 49 Main St., Mechanicsburg. 
William R. Lazenbv, B.Agri., Cornell; M.Agri., Iowa Aeri. Coll. 

1881. Professor of Horticulture and torestry, Ohio State University, Columbus. 
Charles L. Loos, Jr., A.B., '69, A.M., '71, Bethany Coll., W. Va. 

1888. Head of English Department, Steele High School, 132 Salem St., Dayton. 
J. S. Lowe, A.M., '67. 

1891. Superintendent of Schools, 24 Henry St., Ashtabula. 
S. H. Maharry, A.Nl., '90, Muskingum Coll., New Concord, O. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, Millersburg, Holmes Co. 
S. K. Mardis, Ph.B., Pd.B., '03, Ohio Univ., Athens. 

x88i. Superintendent of Schools, Uhrichville. 
G. C. Maurer, Ph.M., '90, Univ. of Wooster. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, 409 W. Ray St., New Philadelphia. 
M. R. McElroy, A.B., '95, Univ. of Wooster. 

1897. Representative of The John Church Co., Cincinnati. 
W. W. McIntire, Ph.B., '96, Univ. of Wooster. 

1897. Manager School Music Department, The John Church Co., Cincinnati. 
Henry N. Mertz, A.B., '70, A.M., *8o, Bethany Coll. 

1891. Superintendent of Public Schools, La Belle Ave., Steubenville. 
Miami University. 

President, William O. Thompson ; Secretary, Anna J. Bishop, Oxford. 
Carrie E. Moores. 

1896. Teacher in College, College Hill, Hamilton Co. 
W. H. Morgan. 

Superintendent of Schools, City Hall, Cincinnati. 
Henry M. Parker, A.B., '59, A.M., '6^, Marietta Coll., O. 
1873. Superintendent of Public Schools, Elyria. 
J. W. Pfeiffer, B.S., Hopedale Coll.,0. 

1888. Superintendent of Schools, 141 Wooster Ave., Canal Dover. 
E. H. Prichard. 

Principal Third Int. (Gram.) School, Cincinnati; residence, Wyoming. 
R. E. Rayman. 

1897. Superintendent of Public Instruction, East Liverpool. 
W. S. Robinson, B.S., '91, M.S., '93, Mt. Union Coll. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, 28 Washington St., Ashland, 
William C. Skinner. 

1896. Superintendent of Manual Training, 2145 Ashland Ave., Toledo. 
Horace A. Stokes, A.B., '87, Ohio Wesleyan Univ. ; A.M., *q6, DenisonUniv. 

X897. Superintendent of Schools, 70 Lincoln Ave., Delaware. 
Margaret W. Sutherland. 

1889. Principal of Normal School, 1160 Neil Ave., Columbus. 

Charles F. Thwing, D.D., '88, Chicago Theo. Sem.; LL.D., '94, 111. Coll. and Marietta Coll. 

1890. President Adelbert College and Western Reserve University, Cleveland. 



II02 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION [Obio 

1895. J. S. Young, A.M., '98, Univ. of Mich. 

Z898. Superintendent of Schools, 301 Tiffin St., Fosioria. 

1896. P. J. Anderson. 

T895. Principal of Felton Ave. School, 648 E. Lone St., Columbus. 
J. J. Buss, A.B., *8i. A.M., *86, Obcrlin Coll. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, 512 E. Rensselaer St., Bucyrus. 

G. B. BOLBNBAUGH. , 

1897. Principal of High School, Station C, Cincinnati. 
Maris L. Bruot. 

1889. Teacher of Elocution and Oratory, Central High School, Cleveland. 
Howard Champun. 

1893. Superintendent of Writing, Public Schools, Station D, Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. 
Tress a M. Corcoran. * 

x886. Assistant Principal, 8th District, Normandie Apartments, Dayton. 

E. S. Cox, Lit.D. • 

X894. Superintendent of Public Schools, Sidney. 

F. B. Dyer, A.B. 

1886. Superintendent of Schools, Madisonville 
August F. Foerste, A.M., Ph.D., '90, Harvaid Univ. 

1893. Teacher of Physics, Steele High School, Dayton. 
W. L. Fulton, B.S., *95, Ohio Wes. Univ. 

Superintendent of Schools, Clyde. 
Jennie Gifford, B.S., '67, A.M., *8o, Nat. Nor. Univ., Lebanon, O. 

1874. Principal of Preparatory Department, Buchtel Coll., X07 S.Union St., Akron. 
Alfred E. Gladding, A.M., '91, Bethany ; Ph.D., '98, Mt. Hope. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, LaRue. 
J. P. Gordy, Ph.D., Leipzig Univ., LL.D. 

Professor of Pedagogy, Ohio State University, Columbus. 
Lemira W. Hughes. 

1893. Principal Normal Training School, The Lennox, Cleveland. 
J. W. Jones, B.S., N. Nor. Univ. ; B.P., O. Univ. 

Superintendent of the Ohio Institute for the Deaf, Columbus. 
Frederick Alwin King, A.M. 

Teacher of Latin and Greek, Hughes High School, ixo Huntington Place, Mt. 
Auburn, Cincinnati. 
Mrs. Frances W. Leiter. 

Superintendent Physical Education Department of The National W. C. T. U., aao 
W. Park Ave., Mansfield. 
Anna E. Logan. 

1896. Teacher in Intermediate Grade, Westwood, Cincinnati. 
J. V. McMillan. 

X893. Superintendent of Schools, Dennison. 
George M. Plumer. 

Principal of Ward School, 633, 4th St., Marietta. 
♦Wilbur V. Rood, A.B., '73, A.M., '76, Oberlin Coll. 

x88o. Principal of High School, X13 Adolph Ave., Akron. 
S. L. Rose. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, 319 N. 2d St., Hamilton. 
John H. Rowland, A.M. 

General Agent. American Book Co., 240 N. Main St., Delaware. 
Joseph H. Snyder, A.M., Heidelberg Coll., O. ^ 

1890. Superintendent of Schools, 169 Monroe St., Tiffin. 
Mary £. Stockleman. 

Buchtel College, Akron. 
Harriet E. Terrel. 

1890. Principal of Scranton Schools, 381 Jennings Ave., Cleveland. 
R. S. Thomas, Ph.B., Madison Univ. ; Ph.D., '98, Mt. Hope Coll. 

1898. Superintendent of Schools, 210 N. Prospect St., Akron. 
Anna M. P. Tucker. 

Principal of Anna M. P. Tucker School of Ethical and Physical Culture, 878 Case 
Ave., Cleveland. 
Charles Liggett Van ClevS, A.B., A.M., O. Wes. Univ., Delaware. 

Superintendent of Public Schools, Troy. 
William M. White, A.B., McNeely Nor. Sch. 

x868. Superintendent Union Schools, Mt. Pleasant. 
Ida M. Windgate, A.B., O. \y. Univ. 

Principal High School, Delaware. 

1897. Ella Beistle. 

1888. Principal xoth District, 31 E. McOwen St., Dayton. 
Charlotte J. Caldwell. 

Station K, Cincinnati. 
Cleveland Public Library. 

President, John C. Hutchins ; Librarian, William H. Brett, Cleveland. 
Cora M. Gayer. 

Special Teacher of German, 135 Miles Ave., Cleveland. 
Isabella A. Kolbb. 

Norwood Public School Teacher, 1891 Walker St., Cincinnati. 
Rose Morrison. 

1894. Teacher in Normal School, 257 Kennard St., Cleveland. 
Ohio State university Library. 

President, James H. Canfield ; Librarian, Olive Jones, Columbus. 
Mabel L. Pray. 

Director of Physical Training, 1727 Summit Ave., Toledo. 
John C. Ridge. 

X877. With the American Book Co., 2322 Nelson Ave., Mt. Auburn, Cincinnati 

♦Died June 21, 1898. 



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OHIO— Continued 

1897. Sylvester Scovbl, A.B., '^3, A.M., '56, Hanover. 

1898. Ex -President and Professor of Morals and Sociology, University of Wooster,Wooster. 
Julia C. Silcox. 

Teacher in 8th Grade, 137 Miles Ave., Cleveland. 
Edward M. Van Cleve, A.B., *86, A.M., '89, Ohio Wes. Univ. 

1803. Superintendent of Schools, Bamesville. 

MaRV-BbLKE WisTFALL. 

Principal zith District, Dayton. 

1898. Pbrla G. Bowman. 

1897. Associate Professor Domestic Science, Ohio State University, Hayes Hall, 
G>lunibus. 
Robert Brown Ewing, B.S., '85, Nat. Nor., Lebanon, O, 

1.895. Superintendent of Schools, Galliptolis. 
Harvey V. Merrick, A.B., '80, A.M., '83, Mt. Union Coll. 

x888. Superintendent of Schools, Cadiz. 
James E. Randall. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, Camden. 

P. N. SiGLER. 

1897. Member of Board of Education, 424 Grand Ave., Dayton. 
J. F. Smith, A.B., '8j, A.M., '90, Kenyon. 

1888. Principal High School, 130 Hancock St., Findley. 
Ralph Richard Upton, A.B., Yale; LL.B., LL.M., Columbian. 

X898. Principal High School, Chillicothe. 
Isaac Newton Van Tassel. 

Superintendent of Schools, 33 N. Prospect St., Bowling Green. 
Mary Walter. 

Primary Teacher, Public Schools, Pomeroy. 
Miss M. A. Woodmansbe. 

205 N. Broadway, Dayton. 

OKLAHOMA 

ACTIVE MEMBERS 

1892. David R. Boyd, A.B., [78, A.M., '81, Univ. of Wooster. 

1892. President of University of Oklahoma, Norman. 
1895. H. E. Thompson, B.S. 

Principal of Preparatory Department, A. and M. College, Stillwater. 
1898. L. W. Cole, B.Pd., S. w. Kan. Coll. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, El Reno. 
S. N. Hopkins. 

Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction and ex-officio Auditor, 411 N. Broad 
St., Guthrie. 
Edmund D. Murdaugh. 

President Territorial Normal School of Oklahoma, Edmond. 

OREGON 

LIFE DIRECTOR 

888. Charles Carroll Stratton, A.M., Willamette Univ. ; D.D., '79, Northwestern Univ., and '80, Ohio 
Wes. Univ. 

Portland University, University Park. • 

LIFE member 

1884. Henry M. James, A.B., '61, A.M., '64, Williams Coll. 

370, 14th St., Portland. 

active members 

1892. Edwin DeVore Ressler, A.B., '91, Qtterbein Univ. ; A.M., '97, Ohio State Univ. 

1897. Superintendent of Public Schools, Eugene. 
1895, J* H. Ackerman. 

1898. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Portland. 
E. B. McElroy, A.m., '83, Christian Coll. ; Ph.D., '84, Willamette Univ. 

1895. Professor of Ethics, University of Oregon, Eugene. 
1897. Charles Fribdel, Ph.D., *9s, Leipzig. 

Professor of Physics in University of Oregon, Eugene. 
X898. Frank Riglbr. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, 533 Yamhill St., Portland. 

PENNSYLVANIA 

life director 
1879. Teachers' Institute. 

. President, Dr. William H. Samuel ; Secretary, Mary Wallace, Philadelphia. 
Representative for 1898, Andrew J. Morrison, 1430 N. 7th St., Philadelphia. 

LIFE members 

1876. Edward Brooks, A.M., '58, Union Coll. ; Ph.D., *76, Lafayette Coll. 

1891. Superintendent of Schools, 7x3 Filbert St., Philadelphia. 



1X04 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION [Pennsylvania 

1879. Rachel Foster Avery. 

Somerton. 
Simon Gratz, A.M., Univ. of Pa. 

President of Board of Education, 1919 Spruce St., Philadelphia. 
Edward Shippbn. 

Ex -President Board of Education, 533 Wakiut St., Philadelphia. 

1880. Edgar Arthur Singer, Ph.D., '96, Univ. of Pa. 

1887. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, 4662 Penn St., Station F, Philadelphia. 
1884. Sarah A. Stewart. * • 

1615 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 
1891. Eliphalet Oram Lvte, M.S., Millersville; A.M., Ph.D., Franklin and Marshall Coll. 

1887. Principal Pennsylvania First State Normal School, Millersville. 

active members 

1879. George Morris Phiups, A.M^^ '74, Ph.D., *84, Bucknell Univ. 

1881. Principal of State Normal School, West Chester. 

1 881. Andrew J. Morrison. 

X883. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, 1430 N. 7th St., Philadelphia. 
1884. George H. Stout. 

1888. Supervising Principal of Boys' Grammar School. 3746 Powelton Ave.. Philadelphia. 
1887. Nathan C. Schabffer, LL,D., '95, Western Univ. of Pa. 

1893. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Harrisburg. 

1891. E. Mackey, A.B., '78, Mercersburg Coll. 

X896. Boys* High School, Reading. 

1892. Eliza A. Bishop. 

211 Pine St., Harrisburg. 
R. K. BuEHRLB. A.M., '78, Ph.D., '87, Franklin and Marshall Coll., Pa. 

1880. Superintendent of Schools, 408 Manor St., Lancaster. 
W. WiLBERFORCE Deatrick, A.B., '76, A.M., '79, Mercersburg Coll. 

1891. Professor of Psychology and Pedagogy, Keystone State Normal School, Kutztown. 
Mrs. Constance Mackenzie Durham. 

Formerly Director of Public Kindergartens, 4816 Florence Ave., Philadelphia. 
H. W. Fisher, Grad. State Nor. Sch., Millersville, Pa, 

1875. Supervisor 17th Ward Schools, 350 Lehigh Ave., Pittsburgh. 
Joseph K. Gotwals, A.M. 

1872. Superintendent of Schools, 19 E. Chestnut St., Norristown. 
Mary J. Lamberton. 

1891. Supervising Principal of George W. Childs School, 4403 Osage Ave., West Phila- 
delphia. 
E. C. Layers, A.M., Pd.D., Ph.D. 



Principal of High School, 324 Cattell St., Easton. 
" "^, Univ. of Pa. ; Ph.D., '91 _" 
1898. Head Training Teacher, State Normal School, California. 



Herman T. Lukens, A.M., '85, Univ. of Pa. ; Ph.D., '91, Jena. 



John A. M. Passmore, M.S., '62, State Nor. Sch., Millersville, Pa. 

1890. Agent American Book Co., 318 S. 42d St., Philadelphia. 
S. C. ScHMuCKBR, A.M., *85, M.S., '90, Muhlenberg Coll., Pa. ; Ph.D., '93, Univ. of Pa. 

Professor of Biological Sciences, State Normal School, 610 S. High St., West 
Chester. 
H. H. Spayd. 

1883. Principal of Public Schools, P. O. Box 310, Minersville. 
J. Liberty Tadd. 

1884. Director of Industrial Art School, 319 N. 32d St., Philadelphia. 
1893. C. A. Babcock, A.m., '71, LL.B., '83, Hamilton Coll. 

1883. Superintendent of Schools, 513 Petroleum St., Oil City. 
M.'G. Brumbaugh, A.M., *93, Ph.D., '94, Univ. of Pa. 

1893. President of Juniata College, and (1894) Professor of Pedagogy, University of 
Pennsylvania, 311 S. 40th St., Philadelphia. 
James A. Dewey, M.E.j '84, State Kor. Sch., Mansfield. 

1890. Superintendent of Schools, Newport Township, Wanamie. 
Loyal Freeman Hall, M.E.D., State Nor. Sch., Indiana, Pa. 

Principal of First Ward Schools, Springdale and McKean Sts., Butler. 
William Henry Samuel, Ph.D., '92, Univ. of Pa. 

1878. Supervising Principal Public Schools, 2505 N. 12th St., Philadelphia. 
Andrew Thomas Smith, Pd.D., '93, School of Pedagogy, Univ. of N. Y. 

1885. Professor of Pedagogy, State Normal School, West Chester. 
Pauline W. Spencer. 




1894. Emma 

Miss M.J. McCracken. 

1887. Assistant Principal, Franklin School, 4632 Center Ave., Pittsburgh. 
Frankun B. Sawvel, A.M., Hopedale Coll. ; Ph.D., '86, Wittenberg Coll. 

1890. Professor of English Literature and Philosophy, Tliiel College, Greenville. 
♦James F. C. Sickel. % 

1883. Assistant Superintendent of Schools, 637 N. 40th St., Philadelphia. 
Henry T. Spangler, A.B., '73, A.M., '76, Ursinus Coll. ; D.D., '94, Heidelberg Univ., O. 

1893. President Ursinus College, Collqgeville. 
Charles K. Witmer^ A.B.. '88, A.M., '91, Franklin and Marshall Coll. 

1893. Principal of High School, United States Hotel, Lebanon. 

1895. S. H. Albro, Ph.D., Colgate Univ. 

Principal of State Normal School, Mansfield. 
A. D. Colegrovb, A.m., '84, Allegheny Coll. 

1883. Superintendent of City Schools, 73 Euclid St., Corry. 

♦Died September, 1898. 



Pennsylvania] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1105 

1895. W. G. Gans. . 

1898. Principal of Union High School, Turtle Creek ; East Pittsburg. 
Mary Heins, B.E., '87, Keystone Nor. Sch., Kutztown. 
1887. Teacher in Public Schools, Eshbach. 
James Mac Alister, A.M., LL.D., Brown Univ. ; LL.B., Univ. of N. Y. ; Officier d'Acad^mie, Paris. 

1890. President of Drexel Institute, Philadelphia. 
Mrs. Mary E. Mumford. 

Member of Board of Public Education, 1401 N. 17th St., Philadelphia. 

B. F. Patterson. _ * 

Superintendent of Schools, iii George St., Pottsville. 
Thed Pershing, A.B., Princeton. 

Representative of Publishing House of Ginn & Co., 1229 Arch St., Philadelphia. 
Rev. J. W. Shan AH AN. 

1894. Superintendent of Parochial Schools, 48th St. and Lancaster Ave., Philadelphia. 
Sydney T. Skidmore. A.M., *8s, Amherst Coll. 

1893. Professor of Natural Sciences, Normal School, 1706 N. i8th St., Philadelphia. 
H. M. Trask. 

Agent for Silver, Burdette & Co., 1328 Arch St., Philadelphia. 
1S96. J. George Becht, M.S., Lafavette Coll. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, Lycoming County, Muncy. 
R. M. Cargo. 

1868. Principal Mt. Washington School, 127 Sycamore St., Pittsburgh. 
Watson Cornell. 

Supervising Principal Logan Grammar School, 1725 N. i6th St., Philadelphia. 
L. O. FoosE, A.M., *78, Penn. Coll., Gettysburg. 

1879. Superintendent of City Schools, 123 Chestnut St., Harrisburg. 
John Arthur Gibson, A.B., 'qi, Allegheny Coll. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, 418 N. McKean St., Butler. 
George Howell. 

Superintendent of Schools, 1007 Scran ton St., Scranton. 
W. L. MacGowan, A.B., Allegheny Coll. ; Ph.B. and Ph.M. 

1890. Superintendent of Schools ; office, East St. Building, Warren. 

C. B. McCabe. 

Principal of North Braddock Borough Schools, 1019 Halkett Ave., Braddock. 
S. R. McClure, A.m., '94, Ph.D., '97, Grove City Coll. 

1893. Principal of High School, 616 Jones Ave., North Braddock. 
Theodore B. Noss, A.m., '82, Ph.D., '83, Syracuse Univ. 

1883. Principal of State Normal School, California. 
W. Riddle. 

Educational Author, 314 N. Lime St., Lancaster. 
J. N. Smith. 

1875. Principal of 6th Ward School, 18 Franklin St., Allegheny City. 
JuDSON Perry Welsh, A.M., '84, Ph.D., '93, Lafayette Coll., Easton, Pa. 

1890. Principal of State Normal School, Bloomsburpf. 
Margaret Catharine Zillafro, M.E.D., State Nor. Sch., Edmboro. 

1893. Primary Teacher, 4th Ward Schools, 56 Kennedy St., Bradford. 

1897. Francis Burke Brandt, A. B., '92, Harvard; Ph.D., '95, Columbia. 

1896. Professor of Pedagogy, Central High School, 1637 S. 15th St., Philadelphia. 
C. E. Ehinger, M.D. 

Physical Director State Normal School, 15 Normal Ave., West Chester. 
The Free Library of Philadelphia. 

Librarian, John Thomson, 1217-1221 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 
Henry Houck. 

Deputy State Superintendent, Harrisburg. 
N. P. McNelis. 

Inspector of Parochial Schools, St. Bernard's Church, Indiana. 
State Normal School at Millersville. 

Principal, E. Oram Lyte, Millersville. 
State Normal School Library, Mansfield. 

Principal, S. A. Albro, Mansfield. 

1898. D. H. Bergey, A.m., 111. Wes. Univ. ; M.D., Univ. of Va. ; B.S., Univ. of Pa. 

1895. First Assistant, Laboratory of Hygiene, University of Virginia, 34th and Locust 

Sts., Philadelphia. 
Anna Bodler, M.S., '95, Mansfield, Pa., State Nor. Sch. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools of Potter County, Coudersport. 
A. J. Davis, M.S. 

1887. Principal State Normal School, Clarion, Pa. 
Franklin Spencer Edmonds, A.M., Cen. H. S., Philadelphia; Ph.B., Univ. of Pa. 

Assistant Professor of Political Science, Central High School, 1538 Centennial Ave., 
Philadelphia. 
J. R. Flickinger, A.B., '77, A.M., '80, Princeton. 

1896. Principal State Normal School, Edinboro. 

H. W. Golden, B.Didac, '90, M.Didac.,'92, Edinboro State Normal. 

1897. Principal 5th Ward Public Schools, Allegheny City ; 8 Dawson Ave., Bellevue. 
John W. Lansinger. 

State Normal School, Millersville. 
William A. Mason. 

1892. Director of Drawing in Schools, 212 W. Chelton Ave., Germantown. 
Jesse H. Michener, Ph.D., Univ. of Pa. 

Principal Grammar School, 4512 Regent St., Philadelphia. 
Rev. Eugene Murphy. 

Director of St. John the Baptist Parochial School, 146 Rector St., Manayunk, 
Philadelphia. 
William Smith Murray, B.S., '88. M.S., '93, Syracuse Univ. 

Principal of Graded and High School, Troy, Bradford Co. 
R. H. Pratt, Major U. S. A. ; LL.D., '98, Dickinson Coll. 

Superintendent Indian Industrial School, Carlisle. 



1 1 o6 NA TIONAL EDUCA TIONAL ASSOCIA TION [South Dakota 

PENNSYLVANIA— Continued 

X898. Eli M. Rapp. 

Superintendent of Berks County Schools, 115, 4th St., Hamburg. 
Edward Weldon. 

1898. President Bethlehem Borough School Board, 127 Wall St., Bethlehem. 
LiGHTNER Wither, Ph.D., '91, Leipzig, Germany. 

1893. Professor of Psychology, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. 

RHODE ISLAND 

UFB DIRECTOR 

1882. Thomas W. Bicknell, A.M., '60, Brown Univ. ; *78, Amherst Coll. ; LL.D., '84, Drary Coll. 

719-721 Industrial Trust Building, Providence. 

active members 

1891. Thomas B. Stockwell, A.M., *6s, Brown Univ. 

T875. Commissioner of Public Schools, Box 1432, Providence. 
Horace S. Tarbell, A.M., *62, Wesleyan Univ. ; LL.D., *96, Brown Univ. 
1884. Superintendent of Schools, 169 Power St., Providence. 

1892. Benjamin Baker, A.M., '78, Brown Univ. 

1890. Superintendent of Schools, to Mt. Vernon Court, Newport. 
George E. Church, A.B., '72, A.M., '78, Amherst Coll. 

1889. Principal Peace Street Grammar School, 37 Adelaide St., Providence. 
GiLMAN C. Fisher, A.B., '69, A.M., '86, Colby Univ. 

1892. Superintendent of Schools, no Central Ave., Pawtucket. 

1894. Walter Ballou Jacobs, A.M., '85, Brown Univ. 

1895. Associate Professor of Pedagogy, Brown University, 362 Point St., Providence. 
Abby L. Marlatt, B.S., '88, M.S., '90, State Agn. Coll., Kan. _ 

1894 Teacher of Domestic Science Manual Training, High School, 261 Benefit St., 
Providence. 

1896. Victor Frazee, A.B., '89, Dalhousie Coll., Halifax. 

1893. Teacher in East Side Hich School, 98 Prospect St., Providence. 
Henry Dwight Hervey, A.B., '89, A.M. ,"96, Denison Univ., Granville, O. 

1898. Superintendent of Schools, 80 Lyon St., Pawtucket. 
Ellbn Le Garde. 

1893. Physical Director of Schools, 10 Mawney St., Providence, 
Mrs. Ella M. Pierce. 

1891. Supervisor of Grammar and Primary Schools, 19 Lester St., Providence. 
Bessie M. Scholfield. 

Supervisor of Primary Work in Public Schools, 83 Vernon St., Providence. 
W. R. Whittle, A.B , '83, A.M., ♦88, Colby Univ. 

1891. Principal of Schools, 56 Elm St., Westerly. 

1897. The Rhode Island Normal School. 

Principal, Fred Gowing, Providence. 

SOUTH CAROLINA 

life MEMBER 

1891. Martha Schofield. 

1868. Founder and General Manager of Schofield Normal and Industrial School, Aiken. 

active MEMBERS 

1895. WiNTHROP Normal and Industrial College. 

President, D. B. Johnston, Rock Hill. 

1896. E. S. Dreher, A.m., '9^, Roanoke Coll., Salem, Va. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, Columbia. 
W. H. Hand. 

1893. Superintendent of City Schools, Chester. 

1897. C. A. Graeser, A.m., Charleston Coll. 

1898. Superintendent of Schools, Bennettsville. 

1898. J. Frank Fooshe. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, Blackville. 

J. S. Marquis, A.B., '87, A.M., '93, Lafayette Coll., Easton, Pa. 

1892. Principal Brainerd Institute, P. O. Box 235, Chester. 

SOUTH DAKOTA 

active MEMBERS 

1890. William H. H. Beadle, A.B., *6i, A.M., '64, LL.B., '67, Univ. of Mich. 

1889. President of State Normal School, Madison. 

1894. Mattie Jones. 

Teacher in Indian Industrial School, Flandreau. 
Kate Taubman. 

1895. Principal of High School, 514 S. Jay St., Aberdeen. 

1895. Frank Crane, B.S., Galesville Univ. 

Superintendent of Public Instruction, Pierre. 
Anna B. Herrig, Grad. Oswego Normal School. 

1898. Superintendent, Training Department, State Normal School, Madison. 
George M. Smith, A.B., '73, A.M., '77, Colby Univ. 

Professor of Greek and Pedagogy, University of South Dakota, Vermillion. 
Edmund J. Vert, Pd.D., '94, Ph.B., '96. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, 502 Lynn St., Yankton. 



Texas] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1 107 

SOUTH HAYiOTh— Continued 

i8g6. A. H. Avery. 

1894. Principal Public Schools, Woonsockct. 
1897. Alexander Strachan, A.M., *82, Univ. of Rochester. 

Superintendent of Schools, 71 Forest Ave., Deadwood. 

TENNESSEE 

LIFE DIRECTORS 

1886, William Robertson Garrett, A.M., '57, William and Mary Coll. ; Ph.D., *9t, Univ. of Nashville. 

1895. Professor of American History, Peabody Normal College, 813 S. Summer St., 

Nashville. 
1889. Board of Education of Nashville. 

President, J. L. Weakley; Secretary, William R. Payne, Nashville. 

active members 

1887, Wharton Stewart Jones, A.B., '73, Kentucky Univ. 

i88z. Principal of Memphis Institute, 501 Vance St., Memphis. 
1889. W. T. White, A.B., '77, A.M., '93, Univ. of Tenn. 

1885. Principal of Girls' Hi^h School, 508 Broad St., Knoxville. 
1892. Wiluam H. Payne, LL.D., Univ. of Mich. ; Ph.D., Univ. of Nashville. 

Chancellor of University of Nashville and President of Peabody Normal College, 16 
Lindsley Ave., Nashville. 

1894. A. T. Barrett, LL.D., ;8i, S. W. Univ. 

189Z. Superintendent of City Schools, xooi E. 9th St., Chattanooga. 

1895. John Braden, A.B., A.M., Ohio Wesleyan Univ. ; D.D., Iowa Wes. Univ. 

X867. President of Central Tennessee College, 8a Maple St., Nashville. 

1896. James A. Henry, A.B., '8^, Atlanta Univ. 

x886. Principal of Hip:h School, 207 Grove St, Chattanooga. 

1897. James C. BlasingamEj A.B., Univ. of Ga. 

President Holbrook Normal College, Fountain City. 
J. M. Guilliams, A.B., Central Nor. Coll. ; A.M., '98. 

1898. Professor of English Grammar and History, Holbrook Normal College, Fountain 
City. 
J. H. McCallie, B.S., Grant Univ. 

Superintendent of Schools, 233 Deaderick St., Knoxville. 
H. C. Weber. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, cor. Broad and Spruce Sts., Nashville. 

1898. William Riley Payne. 

1892. Secretary and Treasurer of Peabody Normal College; 1895, Secretary Board of 
Education, City of Nashville, 16 Lindsley Ave., Nashville. 

TEXAS 
active members 

1874. Alexander Hogg, A.M., '57, Randolph- Macon Coll. ; '74, William and Mary Coll ; '89, Univ. of Ala. 

1892. Superintendent of Schools, 303 Lamar St., Fort Worth. 
1883. Joseph Baldwin, A.B., '52, A.M., '56, LL.D., '90, Bethany Coll. 

Professor of Pedagogy, University of Texas, 1801 Congress Ave., Austin. 
1892. H. C. Pritchett, A.M., '78, Pritchett Institute, Glasgow, Mo. 

1891. Principal of Sam. Houston Normal Institute, Huntsville. 

1894. Oscar Henry Cooper, A.B., '72, Yale; A.M., LL.D., '91, Univ. of Nashville. 

Carthage. 

A. H. WiLKINS. 

Representative of American Book Co., 418 Main St., Dallas. 

1895. D. S. Bodenhamer, A.B., '70, A.M., '73, B.D., '74, Ph.D., '84, C.E., '9a, Cumberland Univ. 

Professor of Mathematics, Trinity University, Tehuacana. 
James M. Carlisle, A. B., '98, Cumberland Univ. ; A.M., '78, Emory Coll., Ga. ; LL.D., '98, Univ. of 
Nashville. 

1891. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Austin. 
J. M. Fendley, A.B., '82, Univ. of Nashville. 

1885. County Superintendent and Principal of Avenue L School, 320a Avenue N, 
Galveston. 
T. G Harris, A.B., '76, A.M., '80, Carson Coll., Tenn. 

1895. Superintendent of Schools, Austin. 
H. S. Parsons, A.B., '86. N. Ind. Nor. Sch. 

1896. Vice-President of Grayson College, Whitewright. 
W. S. Sutton, A.M., '84, Arkansas Univ. 

1897. Professor of Pedagogy, University of Texas, 1812 Congress Ave., Austin. 

1896. J. L. Long. 

Superintendent of Public Schools, High School, Dallas. 
George Tayloe Winston, B.L., '74, Cornell ; A.M., Davidson Coll. ; LL.D., Trinity. 
i8q6. President of University of Texas, Austin. 

1897. Charles T. Alexander. 

Superintendent of Schools, 1122 Columbus St., Waco. 
N. J. Clancy, Grad. State Nor. Sch. 

Superintendent of Schools, Mansfield. 
C. E. Foster, B.S.« E. Tex. Nor. 

Principal of School, Handley. 
John A. Moldstad, _A.B., '94, Luther Coll., Decorah, la. 

Principal of Lutheran College, Clifton. 



1 1 o8 NA TIONAL EDUCA TIONAL ASSOCIA TION [Washington 

1^y^k%— Continued 

1898. J. K. McBride, F.I., Peabodjr Nor. Coll. ; A.B., '93, Univ. of Nashville. 

Principal Salem School, Greenville. 
R. E. MiLLKR, A.B., Nat. Nor. Univ. 

President of Jefferson Davis College and Superintendent of Schools, Pittsburg. 

UTAH 

ACTIVE MEMBERS 

1892. Allen Allensworth, A.M. 

1886. Superintendent of Schools, 23 Fountain Square, Fort Douglas. 

1895. William Jasper Kerr, B.S., D.B. 

1894. President 01 Brigham Young College, Logan. 
J. F. MiLLSPAUGH, A.B., '89. Univ. of Mich. ; M.D., '83, Univ. of Pa. 

1890. Superintendent of Schools, 209. 13th East St., Salt Lake City. 
University of Utah. 

President, J. T. Kingsbury ; Secretary, David R. Allen, Salt Lake City. 

1896. M. Adelaide Holton. 

1897. Supervisor Primary School, 6 Thornton Ave., Salt Lake City. 

1897. A. O. Clark. 

Principal of High School, 1059, 3d St., Salt Lake City. 
Joseph M. Tanner. 

President of Agricultural College, Logan. 

VERMONT 

life member 

▼889. Edmund Wentworth Wright, A.B., '66, A.M., '69, Harvard Coll. 

Teachers' Examiner, Lunenburg. 

active members 

1894. Mason S. Stone, A.B., '83, Univ. of Vt. 

1892. State Superintendent of Education, Montpelier. 
1896. Herbert J. Jones, Ph.B., '94, Cornell Univ. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, St. Johnsbury. 

VIRGINIA 

ACTIVE members 

1894. John H. Bader. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, Staunton. 
William F. Fox, A.M., '58, Richmond Coll. 

1889. Superintendent of Schools, City Hall, Richmond. 
E. C. Glass. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, 622 Madison St., Lynchburg. 
Maximilian P. E. Groszmann, Pd.D., '93, New York Univ. 

" Montebello,*' University of Virginia, Charlottesville. 

1896. Albert H. Tuttle, M.S, '68, Penn. Coll. 

1888. Professor of Biology, University of Virginia, x West Lawn, University of Virginia, 
Charlottesville. 

1897. Celestia S. Parrish, Ph.B., '96, Cornell Univ. 

1893. Professor of Mathematics and Pedagogy in Randolph Macon Woman's College, 

Lynchburg. 

1898. Bessie Crawford Anderson. 

16 S. Coulter St., Staunton. 
M.M. Lynch. 

Superintendent of Schools, Winchester. 

WASHINGTON 

LIFE member 

1891. John Hull, A.M., '76, 111. Wes._ Univ. 

Urban, Sinclair Island. 

ACTIVE members 

1890. William E. Wilson, A.M., '75, Monmouth Coll., 111. 

1898. President Washington State Normal School, Ellensburg. 

1891. Frank J. Barnard. 

1890. Superintendent of Schools, Seattle. 

1895. J. T. Forrest, Ph.B., '83, Central Univ. of Iowa. 

1885. Superintendent of Schools, Chehalis. 
M. G. Royal, A.B., '75, A.M., '78, W. Univ., Salem, Ore. 

Olympia. 

1896. Reuben S. Bingham, A.B., A.M., Hamilton Coll. 

1896. Superintendent of City Schools, 6x6 Tacoma Ave., Tacoma. 
Charles F. Reeves, B.S., '78, M.S., '81, Pa. State Coll. 

1894. Professor of Modern Languages, University of Washington, Seattle; residence. 

Columbia City. 



Wisconsin] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1 109 

WASHINGTON— Co«/«««^</ 

1897. State Normal School at Ellbnsburg. 

President, W. E. Wilson, Ellensburg. 

1898. O. C. Whitney, B.L., '^, Puget Sound Univ. 

1895. Principal Bryant School, 704 S. I St., Tacoma. 

WEST VIRGINIA 

LIFE DIRECTOR 

1877. T. Marcellus Marshall. 

Glenville. 

LIFE MEMBER 

1870. William H. Cole, A.B.^ A.M., Ohio Wesleyan Univ. • 

1898. Superintendent of Schools, Huntington. 

active members 

1890. W. H. Anderson, A.M.j '89, Bethany Coll. 

1885. Superintendent of Schools, 45, 14th St., Wheeling. 

1891. J. Walter Barnes, A.M., West Virginia Univ. 

1892. Principal of State Normal School, Fairmont. 

BvRD Prillerman, B.S., '89, Knoxville Coll. ; A.M., '94, Westminster Coll. 

1895. Professor of English Language, West Virginia Colored Institute, Charleston. 

1894. Robert A. Armstrong, A.M., '90, West Virginia Univ. 

1893. Professor of English Literature, and (1897) Vice-President, West Virginia Univer- 

sity, Morgantown. 

1895. D. M. WiLUS. 

Principal Commercial Department, West Virginia University, Morgantown. 

1896. J. N. Deahl, A.B., '93, Harvard. 

Grafton. 
Charles W. Evans. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, Walnut Ave., Fairmont. 
Lucy Robinson. 

Supervisor of Music, 36 Virginia St., Wheeling. 

1897. George S. Laidley, A.B., West Va*Univ. 

Superintendent of Schools, Charleston. 
Frederic W. Sanders, A.B., '83, Coll. of City of N. Y. ; A.M., '92, Harvard Univ. ; Ph.D., '95 
Univ. of Chicago. 

1897. Assistant Professor of European History, West Virginia University, Morgantown. 
J. R. Trotter, A.M., '96, Harvard. 

State Superintendent of Free Schools, Charleston. 

WISCONSIN 

LIFE members 

1884. *George Sumner Albee, A.B., '64, Univ. of Mich. 

1871. President of State Normal School, Oshkosh. 
Alumni Association, State Normal School at Milwaukee. 

President, Lutie E. Steams; Secretary, Annette Rosenthal, Milwaukee. 
John Arthur Aylward, B.A., '84; B.L. (Law), '90, Univ. of Wis. 

Vilas Block, Madison. 
George Beck, M.S., '63, Univ. of Mich. 

514 N. Elm St., Platteville. 
Beloit City School Board. 

President, F. E. Converse; Secretary, A. N. Bort, Beloit. 
Board of Education of the City of Janesville. 

President, James Shearer ; Clerk, Fred. L, demons, Janesville. 
Board of Education, La Crosse. 

President, J. J. Fruit; Secretary, John P. Bird, La Crosse. 
Board of Education, Oshkosh. 

President, J. Howard Jenkins; Clerk, Dan Witzel, Oshkosh. 
Board of Education. Watertoavn. 
Board of Regents, State Normal Schools. 

President, A. E. Thompson, Oshkosh ; Secretary, S. S. Rockwood, Portage. 
Board of School Directors, Milwaukee. 

President, Frank M. Hoyt, 222 Prospect Ave. ; Secretary, Henry E. Legler, City 
Hall, Milwaukee. 
City Superintendents' and Supervising Principals' Association of Wisconsin. 

President, L. A. Williams, Fond du Lac; Secretary, J. H. Derse, Black River Falls, 
Jairus Harolin Carpenter, A.M., '74, Yale; LL.D., '76, Univ. of Wis. 

1868. Professor of Law, University of Wisconsin, 315 Wisconsin Ave., Madison. 
Willard H. Chandler. 

1895. State Inspector of High Schools, Madison 
Lewis Herbert Clark. 

1892. Professor of Mathematics, State Normal School, River Falls. 
County Teachers' Association, Milwaukee Coitoty. 

President, Herbert J. Piper, Bay View; Secretary, John E. Roch, S. Milwaukee. 
Philip Eden, Ph.B., '72, Univ. of Wis. 

601 Pine St., Platteville. 
John Q. Emery, A.M., Ph.B. 

1895. State Superintendent of Public Schools, Madison. 



1 1 1 NA TIONAL EDUCA TIONAL ASSOCIA TION [Wisconsm 

T884. John T. Flavin. 

1874. County Superintendent of Schools of Dodge County, Watertown. 
Lorenzo Dow Harvey^ Ph.D., '91, Mihon Coll. 

1893. President of State Normal School, 325, 33d St., Milwaukee. 
Andrew J. Hutton. 

1879. Institute Conductor, State Normal School, 1105 Main St., Whitewater. 
Charles H. Nvb. 

1893. Countv Superintendent of Schools of Grant County, sxs N. Adams St., Lan c as t er. 
W. D. Parker, A.M., Univ. of Wis. 

River Falls. 
John Barber Parkinson, A.B., A.M., Univ. of Wis. 

1885. Vice-President and (1867) Professor of Constitutional and International Law, Uni- 
versity of Wisconsin, 803 State St., Madison. 
PuBuc School Teachers of Janesvillb. 

Superintendent, D. D. Mayne ; Secretary, Lizzie A, Paterson, Jancsville. 
Samuel Shaw, A.M., '75, Univ. of Wis. 
• District Attorney, Crandon, Forest Co. 

Robert Closson Spencer. 

1863. President of Spencerian Business College, Broadway and Wisconsin St., Milwaukee. 
Joshua Stark, A.B., '48, Union Coll., Schenectady, N. Y, 

355 Farwell Ave., Milwaukee. 
State Historical Society of Wisconsin. • 

President, John Johnston, Milwaukee; Secretary, Reuben G. Thwaites, Madison ; 
Librarian, Isaac S. Bradley, Madison. 
State Normal School at Platteville. 

President, Duncan McGregor ; Secretary, Carol Goff, Platteville. 
John William Stearns, A.B., *6o, A.M., '64, Harvard ; LL.D., '74, Chicago Univ. 

1R88. Professor of Philosophy and Pedagogy, and (1897) Director of School of Education, 
Univ. of Wis., 512 Wisconsin Ave., Madison. 
I. N. Stewart, B.S., '63, Univ. of Wis. 

Eklitor, Staff of Milwaukee " Daily Journal," Box 134, Milwaukee. 
Teachers' Association of Wisconsin. 

President, G. G. Williams, West Superior; Secretary, W, H. Cheevcr, Milwaukee. 
Rev. William C. Whitford, A.B., '53, A.M., '58, Union Coll., N. Y. ; D.D., *8s, Blackburn Univ., 
Illinois. 

1858. President of Milton College, Milton, Rock Co. 

^ active members^ 

1884. Mrs. Eva D. Kellogg. 

Editor of " Primary Ekiucation," 337 Langdon St., Madison. 
1887. Albert Salisbury, Ph. D., Milton Coll., Wis. 

1885. President of State Normal School, Whitewater. 
r889. Sanford A. Hooper, A.B., *72, A.M., '83,^Beloit Coll. 

1893. Principal South Side High School, Milwaukee. 

1890. JuDSON E. Hoyt, A.B., '80, Univ. of Wis. 

Superintendent of Schools, 513 Wilson Ave., Menomonie. 

1891. Marie Doyle. 

1894. Supervisor of Practice, State Normal School, West Superior. 
1893. Mrs. Ella N. Allen. 

1897. Supervisor of Practice, State Normal School, Platteville 
I. C. McNeill. 

1896. President State Normal School, West Superior. 
Mrs. I. C. McNeill. 

West Siiperior. 
M. V. O'Shea, B.L., '93, Cornell. 

1895. Professor of the Science and Art of Education, University of Wisconsin, 431 Lake 

St., Madison. 
A. W. Tressler, A.B., '91* Univ. of Mich. 

1898. Principal of Schools, Ripon. 

1893. William George Bruce. 

Editor of ** American School Board Journal," 435 Hanover St., Milwaukee. 

1894. BuEL T. Davis. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, 71 Washington St., Oshkosh. 
R. B. Dudgeon, A.B., '76, Univ. of Wis. 

1891. Supenntendent of Schools, 520 Jefferson St., Madison. 
D.D. Mayne. 

1893. Superintendent of Schools, 336 S. Main St., Janesville. 
George P. Perry. 

Principal of 7th District School, I3i8 Caledonia St., La Crosse. 
Theron B. Pray, A.M., '73, Univ. of Chicago. 

President of State Normal School, 402 Pine St., Stevens' Point. 

1895. G. L. Bowman. 

1896. Teacher of Mathematics and Reading, State Normal School, 1713 Hughitt Ave., 
West Superior. 
Warren J. Brier. 

1898. President of State Normal School, River Falls. 
C. E. Brown. 

1034 Spaight St., Madison. 
C. R. Cross. 

Superintendent of Schools, Oconomowoc. 
W. H. Elson, A.B., Univ. of Ind. 

Superintendent of Schools, West Superior. 
Silas Y. Gillan, A.M., '87, 111. Wesley an Univ. 

1893. Editor " Western Teacher," 141 Wisconsin St., Milwaukee. 
Jonathan Piper, A.B., Iowa State Univ. ; A.M., Bowdoin Coll. 

Institute Instructor, Honiey Creek. 



Wisconsin] LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1 1 1 1 

1895. Ellen C. Sabin, A.M., '95, Univ. of Wis. 

1895. President of Milwaukee -Downer College, 614 Milwaukee St., Milwaukee. 

H. O. R. SlEFKRT. 

1896. Superintendent of Schools, City Hall, Milwaukee. 
H. A. SiMONDS, A.B., '8^, A.M., '86, Amherst Coll.^ 

1890. Superintendent of Schools and Principal High School, 934 Clark St., Stevens' Point. 
Carrie J. Smith. 

1894. Instructor in General History and English, State Normal School, River Falls. 
Rose C. Swart, A.M., '95, Univ. of Wis. 

1884. Inspector of Practice Teaching, State Normal School, 37 Elm St., Oshkosh. 
Samuel B. Todd, Ph.B. 

X E. Main St., Madison. 

E. V. Wernick. 

1895. President of Board of Education, Hillsboro. 

Charles F. A. Zimmerman, Ph.B., 'gj6, 111. Wes. Univ. ; A.M., '96, Charles City Coll. 
1888. Principal of 17th District School, 622 Otjen St., Milwaukee. 

1896. Walter Allen. 

1882. Principal lath District School, 502 Greenbush St., Milwaukee. 
William H. Beach. 

Professor of History and Civics, East Side High School, 229 Pleasant St., Milwaukee 
William O. ^ROWN. 

1894. Psincipal of East Side High School, 414 Stewart St., Green Bay. 
Arthur Burch. 

Assistant Superintendent of Public Schools, xi6, 32d St., Milwaukee. 
W. H. Chebver. 

1893. Stat^ Institute Conductor, 229, 23d St., Milwaukee. 
Otis C. Gross, B.S., '90, Univ. of Minn. 

i89i5. Superintendent of- Schools, 338 Oxford Ave., Eau Claire. 
Mary Hill. 

1801. Assistant Teacher, 3d District, 881 Mound St., Milwaukee. 
Harriett B. Merrill, B.S., '90, M.S., '93, Univ. of Wis. 

Instructor of Biology in High School, 661 Jackson St., Milwaukee. 
Kate S. Nelson. 

Grade Teacher, 110 Park Ave., Janesville. 
Mae E. Schreiber. 

Teacher of Reading, Literature, and Director of Library, Normal School, Milwaukee. 
Emma Willard Shrieves. 

1895. Physical Training Department, State Normal School, 2834 Cedar St., Milwaukee. 
George C. SHUTTS.Ph.M. 

Teacher of Mathematics and History, State Normal School, 306 Main St., White" 
water. 
J. L. Thatcher, B.L., '93, Univ. of Wis. 

1898. Principal of City Schools, Waupaca. 
R. A. Waterbury. 

933 Ruse St., N. La Crosse. • 

1897. R. L. Barton. 

189J. Superintendent of Schools, Chippewa Falls. 
Mrs. Helen E. Bateman. 

Teacher of Literature in National German -American Teachers* Seminary, 558-568 
Broadway, Milwaukee. 
John P. Bird. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, 904 Cass St., La Crosse. 
Julia Campbell. 

1880. Assistant Teacher in Public Schools, 7th Grade, 202, 24th St., Milwaukee. 
C. P. Gary. 

Supervisor of Practice Teaching, State Normal School, 1703 Cedar St., Milwaukee 
R. L. Clark. 

1897. Principal of School, 508 Washington St., Oshkosh." 
W. G. Clough, A.B., *75. 

Teacher in High School, Portage. 

F. E. Converse, B.L., '88, Univ. of Mich. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, Prospect Ave., Beloit. 

G. E. Culver. 

1893. Teacher of Physical Science, State Normal School, 1103 Main St., Stevens' Point, 
Eber Dafoe. 

Principal of High School, Plainfield. 
F. E. Doty, B.L. 

1897. Superintendent of Schools, Sparta. 
J. T. Edwards. 

Superintendent of City Schools, Marinette. 
Mrs. J. Q. Emery. 

Albion. 
A. L. Ewing, M.S., '8^, Cornell Univ. 

Professor of Natural Science, State Normal School, River Falls. 
Mrs. Medora Dodge Gammon, Grad. Froebel Asso., Chicago. 

1898. Training Department, State Normal School, 1116, i8th St., Milwaukee. 
Albert Guttman. 

1886. Principal of Schools, Manitowoc. 
N. A. Harvey, Ph.D. 

1896. Teacher in State Normal School, 2007 Hughitt Ave., West Superior. 
Mrs. P. H. Hewitt. , 

1897. Teacher in 3d Grade, 612 St. Clair St., Manitowoc. 
Ellen C. Lloyd Jones. 

Proprietor of Home School, Hillside. 
Jane Lloyd Jones. 

1887. Principal and Proprietor of Home School, Hillside. 




1 1 1 2 NA TIONAL EDUCA TIONAL ASSOCIA 7 ION [Wyoming 

VnSCO^SVS— Continued 

1897. W. W. Jones. 

Superintendent of Schools, Washburn. 
William T. Langley, B.S., Mich. Agr. Coll. 

Assistant Principal of High School, 2130 John Ave., West Superior. 
Mrs. W. T. Langley. 

2130 John Ave., West Superior. 
J. W. Livingston, Grad. State Normal School. 

1897. Institute Conductor in State Normal School, 4x9 Pine St., Stevens* Point. 
Emma J. Luebkb. 

1895. Principal of loth District Primary School No. x, 872, loth St., N. W. Station, Mil 

waukee. 
Mary L. Lugg. 

1893. Teacher in 17th District School, 219 Austin St., Milwaukee. 
Harriet Cecil Magee, Grad. Mt. Holyoke Coll., '82. 

1884. Director of Drawing, State Normal School, Oshkosh. 
C. O. Marsh. 

1893. Principal of High School, and (1898) Superintendent of Schools, X03 Clermont St., 

Antigo. 
E. C. M eland, B.L., '8^, Univ. of Wis. 

Principal of Windsor High School, De Forest. '. 

Charles O. Merica, A.m. 

1898. Superintendent Wisconsin Industrial School for Boys, Waukesha. 
Thomas B. Mills. 

Senator nth District, West Superior. 
John G. Nageler. 

1896. Principal of Primary School, 2517 Elm St., Milwaukee. 
Oliver Needham, Grad., '96, State Normal School. 

Student in Normal School, P. O. Box 30, Midway. 
Richard J. O'Hanlon. 

1892. Principal of 21st District School, 959, ist St., Milwaukee. 
Frank Ostrander. 

Regent of Normal Schools, West Superior. 
J. P. Peterson. 

1894. Superintendent of Schools, Polk County, West Denmark. 
Lorenzo D Roberts. 

'1889. County Superintendent of Schools, Shawano. 
J. F. Sims. 

1896. Teacher of Geography and Civics in State Normal School, River Falls. 
Edwin R. Smith. 

County Superintendent, Manitowoc. 
Harriet E. Smith. Grad. Oshkosh Nor. Sch. 

1892. Principal of i6th District Primary School, 2409 Cedar St., Milwaukee. 
Lizzie P. Swan. _ • 

1897. Librarian of State Normal School, Whitewater. 
J. W. Swiler. 

1880. Superintendent of State School for the Deaf, Delavan. 
State Normal School at Oshkosh. 

President, Oshkosh. 

Miss J. L. Terry. 

Teacher in Model Department, State Normal School, River Falls. 
J. M. Turner. 

Superintendent of Schools, Burlington. 
E. W. Walker. 

Institute Conductor, State Normal School, 1910 John Ave., West Superior. 
Edith M. Watson. 

1896. Kindergartner, 1611, 14th St., West Superior. 
A. W. Weber. 

Principal of High School, Fort Atkinson. 
♦Ellen G. Weeks. 



720 Ontario Ave., Sheboygan. 
Allen B. West, Grad,, '84, Whitewater State Nor. Sch. 



1893. Principal of High School, Lake Mills. 
H. A. Whipple. 

Principal of High School, Whitewater. 
William Hill Williams, A.B., '84, A.M., '87, Williams Coll. 

Teacher of ^Iathematics in State Normal School, Platteville. 
1898. Elizabeth Fleming. 

1896. Model Teacher Grammar Grade, River Falls. 
Thomas HicfooN Gentle. 

1898. Assistant Professor of Psychology aud Pedagogy, State Normal School, Platteville 
John Henry Mason, B.S., *82, Worcester Polytechnic Inst., Mass. 

Principal Stout Manual Traming School, Menomonie. 
A. H. Sage, B.S., '86, Cornell Univ. 

1893. Teacher of Phjrsics in Normal School, Oshkosh. 

Guy Allan Tawney, A.B., '93, A.M., '94, Princeton; Ph.D., '96, Leipzig. 

1897. Associate Professor of Mental Science, 674 College Ave., Beloit. 

WYOMING 

active members 

1894. Estellb Reel. 

1894. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Capitol, Cheyenne. 

1895. Henhy Merz, B.S., A.M., Blackburn Univ. 

1888. Professor of Philosophy and Social Science, University of Wyoming, 407, 9th St., 
Laramie. 



LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 1 1 1 3 

VnO^Y^G— Continued 

• 

1895. Emanuel Stuvkr, B.S., '77, M.S., '85, Nat. Nor. Univ., Lebanon, O. ; M.D., '80, Ohio Med. Coll, ; 
Ph.D., *9s, Wyo. Normal and Scientific Coll. 

1895. President Wyoming Normal and Scientific College, Rawlins. 
1897. J. O. Churchill. 

Superintendent of Schools, 2504 Ferguson St., Cheyenne. 
Library, Univbrsity of Wyoming. 

President, Frank Pierrepont Graves ; Librarian, Grace Raymond Hebard, Laramie 

ALASKA 

active member 
1895. Cassia Patton. 

T894. Teacher of School No. 2, Sitka, Alaska. 

CANADA 

active members 

1890. James L. Hughes. 

Inspector of Schools, cor. York and Richmond Sts. ; 58 Henry St., Toronto. 

1891. Samuel Bower Sinclair, A.M., '93, Univ. of Toronto. 

1893. Vice -Principal of Normal School, Ottawa. 
1895. Mrs. Ada M. Hughes, ^ 

Superintendent of Kindergartens, Public Schools, 58 Henry St., Toronto. 

HUNGARY 

ACTIVE MEMBER 

1893. B^LA Kr^csy, State High School Teacher's Diploma, '8x. 

State High School, 6th District at Budapest, VI Lovag Utca 18, Budapest, Hungary. 

MEXICO 

ACTIVE MEMBER 

1897. Mrs. Olive E. Weston, Grad., '85, of Froebel Kindergarten Asso. 

1896. Principal of Normal Kindergarten Department in Denny School, Puente de Alvarado, 

1441, City of Mexico. 

CORRESPONDING MEMBERS 

[See Minutes of Meeting of Board of Directors, Washington Meeting, p. 38; also Art. Ill, sec. 2, Constitu- 
tion, p. i] 

Miss Dorothea Beale, Principal of Ladies' College, Cheltenham, London, England. 

SiGNOR Luigi Bodio, Direttore Generale della Statistica del Regno, Roma, Italia. 

Professor Ferdinand Buisson, Professor of Education at the Sorbonne, Paris, France. 

Gabriel Compayr]S, Rector of the University at Lyons, France. 

Sir Joshua G. Fitch, LL.D., formerly Her Majesty's Inspector of Training Colleges and Lecturer on 
Education at the University of Cambridge, 13 Leinster Sq., Bayswater, W., London, England. 

S. S. Laurie, LL.D., Professor of the History and Institutes of Education in the University of Edinburgh, 
Scotland. 

Dr. E. Levasseur, Professor at the College of France, President of the Statistical Commission for 
Primary Instruction. 

Friedrich Paulsen, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy and Education in the University of Berlin, 
Germany. 

Michael Sadler, A.M., Director of Special Inquiries and Reports, Department of Education, 
Whitehall, S. W., London, England. 

Hon. E. Lyulph Stanley, Member of the London School Board. 



INDEX TO LIST OF 

LIFE DIRECTORS, LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 



(Capital letters following years indicate : D, Life Director; L, Life 
Member; A, Active Member.] 



AckcnniD, J. H.. On., 1803, A. 
Adaou. Cecilia. Iowa, 'M, A. 
Aiimi«,J.S.,N. Y.,iB96.A. 
Adee, J. N.. 1]].. iBo;, A. . 
Aariculn.™! Coll., Kan., 1897, A. 



Albetl.C. J., 111., iSq6, li 



en, C. I., 1 



.895. A. 

N. C, .B„. A. 



Alden, Mn. Am 
Aldtni»n,E.A 

Aldrid«e,Vin«L-. - ,-,-- 

Alcnndn, Chstlu T., T«., 1^97, A. 
Allen, Mn. Ella N., Wit., 1891, A. 
Allen, In W., III. .iStd.L. 
Allen, L.H.,N.D.,.S97.A, 
Allen, Waller, Wli„ 1B96, A. 
AtleiuiKinh, Allen, UiiOi. iGoi, A. 
Allej,F. S..Ky.,i896, A. 
Alleood, Boben V., Ala., 1898, A. 
AtIf»i.,J.I..llL.,.&i3. A. 
Aimonl, W:s.,Iiid., iSoi.A. 
Alumni Ahd.. Milwankee, Wis., 1884, 1 
Ambmse, H. T.. N. Y., 1B95. A. 
Amu, Chules H., Mass., ig^, A. 
Ambeiil Coll. Libraiy. Mau.. 1897, A. 
Amidon, L. E., Mich., 1896, A. 
Aodetson, Beuic C, Va., 1S98, A. 
AnderwD, Jolin J., fi. V., iSji, L. 
Andenon, P. J., Ohio, i8g«. A. 
Andenon, Mn. P. J., Ohio, tt^. A. 
Andeison, W. H., W. Va.. 18911, A. 

Aiey.?(iliv«C.'|'N. v., .87071. '' 

Aniiitione, Geo'ige P., Msm.,' 1896, A. 
ArmsimnE, G. W., Mo., 1S98, A, 
AmiBog. Robjn A^W,T.., ,894. A. 



Aueabur^, 

Aiely, M) 

Aym, Edwaid, Ind., t899, A. 
Ayra, Hmrlelta B., Cnfo., 1893, A 
Babcock, C. A., Pa., 1893. A. 
Breach, J, W., N, V„ 1894, A, 
Bader, Jobn H., Va.. .891, A. 
Baei. dan G., La.. 1897, A, 
Bsiley. Emma V.. Ill,, 1897, A. 
Bailey, M. A„ Kan.. 189s, A. 
BaileJ,Wal.erj..CaL.,.8,s. A. 
B.inl,Mn.J.H„N.Y.,.g97.A. 
Bakci. Benjamrn, R. 1., 1891, A, 



Baker, Thomai O , N. Y., 1B9J, A. 
Baker, W.H.,Ga.,T89D,L. 
Balcom, Arthur G.. N. J.. 189S. A, 
Baldwin, jDuph, Tu.. iB8j, A. 
Ballard, C. A.. MJnn., 1896, A. 
Ball ill, Tlioinat M., MaM.,iB^s, A. 
Ballou. C. C., Ohio, 189s. A. 
Baomd. Tessie, N. Y.. .897, A. 
Bancmft,M».gaTei. X. J.. 1897, A. 
Banker, Lizzie L,. Neb., 1890, A. 



Barnard, Tames U., Mo., .893. A. 
Barnard. Job, D, C, 1898, A. 
Barnes, Earl, Ual., iSgi, A. 
Bame.. Mr,. F. S., N. v., 1B96, A. 
Barnes, I. Walter, W. Va., 189., A. 
Banie»,0. P„Kan., i8a5,A/ 
Bamun.. Ann. N. D.,"597. A. 

Bati^!!; Cirnka s","6hlo,*i"a<ii. A, 
Barrett, H. M., Colo., 1895, A. 
Bamit, R. C, Iowa. 1896, A. 
Barrett, S. M., Mc, .897, A. 
, Battineer.WilliamN.,*I.J.,i89,,A 
Baralow. C. L., N. V„ t8o^- * 
Banholf, WiUiynj., Ill.,i 



Bartholomew, SusI 



- j:-;':fe.:^ 

Banon, R, L. Wiv, .897,A. 
Basconi, John, Mass., 1884. L. 
Bashlord, James W., Ohio, ttc 
Bass, E.E., Miss., 1S95 .A. 
B.SS, Georee F., Ind., .896, A, 
Bateman, Mr^. H. E., wis., ifi 



■,^*- 



j(.N.X 



Bayliss, Alfred, 

Beach,'Wrlliam'H!','Wi^ 
Beadle, wmiam H. H.. 
Beat, William. Iowa. i8< 
Real I. S. DeWiit, Neb., 
Beardshear, W, M.. low 
Beardiley. A. E„ Colo.. 
Beardsley.EliasJ., N. ' 
Beallys,Tr«nkD..N.Y 



Beegs, 
BesEi. S 



.1 H., Colo., 



1. 1S05. A. 
Hoanl. Wis,, 1 



INDEX TO LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 



iim 



Benedict, £. M., Ga., 1897, A. 

Benedict, W. H., N. Y., 1892, A. 

Benham, N. L., N. Y., 1895, A, 

Bennett. Charles A., III., 1896, A. 

Bennett, C. W., Ohio. 1884, L. 

♦Bennett, Hampton, Ohio, 1880, L. 

Bennett, Mrs. Lydia, N. J., x8q6, A. 

Benson, Christine, Cal., 1S97, A. 

Benton, Geore:e W., Ind., 1894, A. 

Bergey, D. H., Pa., 1898, A. 

Berlin, A. H., Del., 1896, A. 

Berry, B. D., 111., 1895, A. 

Bessey, Charles E., Neb., 1895, A. 

Bevans, Homer, 111., 1897, A. 

Bicknell, Thomas W., R. I., 1882, D. 

Billingsly, J. J., Iowa, 1895, A. 

Bingham, Reuben S., Wasn., 1896, A. 

Bingham, Robert, N. C, 1884, L. 

Birchard, C. C, N. Y., 1895, A. 

Bird, John P., Wis., 1897, A. 

Bishop, Eliza A., Pa., 1892, A. 

Bishop, T. Remsen, Ohio, 1894, A. 

Bishop, Nathan L., Conn., 1895, A. 

Bissell, Annie M., N. Y., 1895. A, 

Black, James C,, Ida., 1888, A. 

Black, S. T., Cal., 1895, A. 

Black, William H., Mo., 1895, A. 

Black, William J., 111., 1897, A. 

Blair, John J., N. C, 1895, A. 

Blaisdell, H. R., Ky., 1893, A. 

Blake, Mrs. E. M., Ark., 1898, A. 

Blaker. Mrs. E. A., Ind., 1896, A. 

Blakesley, O. J., Colo., 1896, A. 

Blakiston, Mary, Ohio. 1895, A. 

Blasingame, J. C., Tenn., 1897, A. 

Blewett, Benjamin, Mo.. 1897, A. 

Bliss, Fredenck L., Mich., 1895, A. 

Bliss, J. J., Ohio, 1896. A. 

Blodgett, A. B., N. Y., 1890, A. 

Blodgett, S. F., Mass., 1897, A. 

Board of Exl., Abilene, Kan., 1886, L. 

Board of Ed., Dodge City. Kan., 1886, L. 

Board of Ed., Janesville, Wis., 1884, L. 

Board of Ed., La Crosse, Wis., 1884, L. 

Board of Ed., Milwaukee, Wis., 1884, L. 

Board of Ed,, Nashville, Tenn., 1889, D. 

Board of Ed., Northficld, Minn., 1890, L. 

Board of Ed., Oshkosh, Wis., 1884, L. 

Board of Ed., Ottawa, Kan., 1886, L. 

Board of fkl., Sedgwick, Kan., 1886, L. 

Board of Ed.. Watertown, Wis., 1884, L. 

Board of Regents. State Nor. Sch., Wis., 1884, L. 

Bodenhamer, D. S., Tex., 1895, A. 

Bodler, Anna, Pa., 1898, A. 

Bodwell. Edwin J., Neb., 1895, A. 

Boice, H. B., N. J., i8<^, A. 

Bolenbaugh, G. B., Ohio, 1896, A. 

Bomberger, F. J., Minn., 1895, A. 

Bond, G. G., Ga., 1894, A. 

Bond, J. D., Minn., i8q6, A. 

Bonebrake, Lewis £)., Ohio, 1890, A. 

Boone, Richard G., Mich., 1884, A. 

Boston College, Mass., 1897, A. 

Bostwick, O. P., Iowa, 1891, A. 

Boughton, Willis, Ohio, 1895, A. 

Bouldin, Susie S., Md., 1898, A. 

Boutelle, C. M., Minn.. 1896, A. 

Bouton, Eugene, Mass., 1895, A. 

Bowers, H. W., Ind., 1896, A. 

Bowman, G. L., Wis., 1895, A. 

Bowman, Perla G., Ohio, 1898, A. 

Boyd, David R., Okla., 1892, A. 

Boyd, Mrs. Gaston, Kan., 1897, A. 

Boyd, Jennie, Ark., 1898, A. 

Boyd, W. W., Ohio, 1894, A. 

Boyden, Albert G., Mass., 1890, A. 

Boyden, Arthur C, Mass., 1897, A. 

Boyden, Wallace C, Mass., 1896, A. 

Boyer, E. R., 111., 1897, A. 

Boyle, Charles A,, Kan., 1897, A. 

Boyle, Edward, Ind., 1895, A. 

Braden, John, Tenn., 1895, A. 

Bradley, Charles A., Colo., 1893, A. 

Bradley, John E., 111., 1890, A. 

Bradley, Milton, Mass., 1892, A. 

Bradt, E. T., Mich., 1897, A. 

Brandegee, J . E., N. Y., 1896, A. 

Brandt, F. B., Pa., 1897, A. 



Brier, Warren J., Wis., 1895, A. 
Bright, O. T., 111., 1893, A. 
Bristol, E. N., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Britton, C. J., Ohio, 1894, A. 
Brock, H. Z., Mich., 1897, A. 
Brockett, Zue H., D. C, 1898, A. 
Broderick, Kate G., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Brooks, Edward, Pa., 1876. L* 
Brooks, Sarah C.^ Minn., 1894, A. 
Brown, C. E., Wis., 1895, A. 
Brown, Elias, D. C, 1898, A. 
Brown, Elizabeth V., D. C, 1898, A. 
Brown, Ellis W., D. C, 1898, A. 
Brown, Elmer E., Cal., 1891, A. 
Brown, Eugene, Iowa, 1897, A. 
Brown, George P., 111., 1880, L. 
Brown, George W., 111., 1893, A. 
Brown, George W., Mass., 1896, A. 
Brown, H. B., Ind^ 1895, A. 
Brown, Helen M., Colo., 1895, A. 
Brown, Jesse H., Ind., 1891, A. 
Brown, John F., Ind., 1896, A. 
Brown, Kate L.. Neb., 1897, A. 
Brown, LeRoy D., Cal., j888, D. 
Brown, Miss Marion, La., 1889, A. 
Brown, William O., Wis., 1896, A. 
Bruce, William G., Wis., 1893, A. 
Brumbaugh, M. G., Pa., 1893, A. 
Bruot, Marie L., Ohio, 1896, A. 
Bryan, William L., Ind., 1893, A. 
Buchanan, George V., Mo., 1894, A. 
Buchanan, John T., N. Y., 1890, A. 
Bucholz, L. W., Fla., 1898, A. 
Buechele, J. L., Iowa, 1897, A. 
Buehrle, R. K., Pa., 1892, A. 
Bulkley, Julia E., 111., 1895, A. 
Bunzel. Belle, Ark., 1898, A. 
Burch, Arthur, Wis., 1896, A. 
BurdJck, A. Hall, N. Y., 1892, A. 
Burk, Frederic L., Cal., 1892, A. 
Burke, Mrs. B. Ellen, N. Y., 1894, A. 
Burke, J. E., Mass., 1895, A. 
Burkett, G. F., Neb., 1897, A. 
Bums, James C., III., 1895, A. 
Bums, J. J., Ohio, 1880, L. 
Bums, Ralph H., N. D., 1896, A. 
Burris, William P., Ohio, iS^s, A. 
Burroughs, George S., Ind., 1895, A. 
Burton, R. W., 111., 1896, A. 
Busby, Isaac V., Ind., 1896, A. 
Bushnell, H. T., Iowa, 1897, A. 
Butler, Nicholas M., N. Y., 1885, D. 
Button, William J., 111., 1896, A. 
Butts, Annice B., 111., 1896, A. 
Buzzell, Delos, 111., 1897, A. 
Byington, S. Lillian, 111., 1895, A. 
Cahalan, Mary A., Ala., 1895, A. 
Caldwell, B. C., La., 1896, A. 
Caldwell, Miss C. J., Ohio, 1897, A. 
Caldwell. H. W.. Neb., 1806, A. 
Calkins, F. L., III., 1895. A. 
Call, A. D., N. Y., 1898, A. 
Cammack, Ira I., Mo., 1895, A. 
Camp, David N., Conn., 1892, A. 
Campbell, A. G., Kan., 1886, L. 
Campbell, Julia, Wis., 1897, A. 
Campbell, W. H., III., 1895, A. 
Canneld, James H., Ohio, 1884, D. 
Cannon, George L., Colo., 1895, A. 
Capen, Elmer H., Mass., 1896, A. 
Capen, Frank S., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Garden, A. D., Ark., 1898, A. 
Carey, C. E., Ohio, 1895, A. 
Carfrey, J. H., Mass., 1897, A. 
Cargo, R M., Pa., 1896, A. 
Carnsle, James M., Tex., 1895, A. 
Carlton, £. A., Mont., 1897, A. 
Caraagcy, J. A., Ind., 1895, A. 
Carpenter, I. H., Wis., 1084, L. 
Carpenter, Nellie M., ill., 1896, A. 
Carr, J. W., Ind., 1897, A. 
Carroll, C. F., Mass., 1895, A. 
Carroll, Mary H., N. Y., 1898, A. 
Carter, A. H., Ark., 1898, A. 
Cary, C. P., Wis., 1897, A. 
Case, Harriet F., Ind., 1898, A. 
Case, Richard, N. J., 1894, A. 
Casey, W. V., Colo., 1895, A. 



tii6 



NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION 



Gates, £. £., Md., 1898, A. 

Chadsey, Charles E., Colo., 1895, A. 

Chalmers, W. W., Ohio, 1895, A. 

Chamberlain, A. H., Cal., 1897, A. 

Champlin, Howard, Ohio, 1896. A. 

Chandler, John W., N. Y., 1890, A. 

Chandler, Willard H., Wis., 1884, L. 

Chapman, Frederick E., Mass., 1894, A. 

Charles, Thomas, III., 1888, A. 

Chase, Susan F., N. Y., 1898. A. 

Cheever, W. H., Wis., 1896, A. 

Cheney, Augustus J., 111., 1884, L. 

Cheney, Francis J., N. Y., 1891, A. 

Childs, Anna G., N. Y., 1897, A. 

Christy, A. B., Minn., 1897, A. 

ChristVi Anna H., Minn., 1897, A. 

Church, George E., R. I., 1892, A. 

Churchill, J. O., Wyo.. 1897. A. 

Clair, Francis R., N. Y., 1894, A. 

Clancy, Albert W., 111., 1892, A. 

Clancy, N.'J., Tex., 1897, A. 

Clark, A. O., Utah, 1897, A. 

Clark, Frank H., Colo., 1886, L. , 

Clark, John S.. Mass., 1892, A. 

Clark, L. H., Wis., 1884, L. 

Clark, R. L., Wis., 1897, A. 

Clark, W. A., Neb., 1895, A. 

Clarke, Elva E., Kan., 1894, A. 

Clarke, Etta I., Kan., 1894, A. 

Clarke, Francis D., Mich., 1897, A. 

Clarke, Jessie L., Kan., 1895, A. 

Claxton, P. P., N. C, 1898, A. 

Clendenen, T. C, 111., 1897, A. 

Cleveland Pub. Library, Ohio, 1897. A. 

Clough, W. G., Wis., 1897, A. 

Clute, Oscar, Ha., 1895, A. 

Cobb, Charles Newell, N. Y., 1894, A. 

Coddlngton, A. O., 111., 1893, A. 

Coe, Emily M., N. C, 1880, L. 

Cogswell, Francis, Mass., 1893, A. 

Colby, E. C, N. Y., 1896, A. 

Cole, Charles W., N. Y., 1892, A. 

Cole, L. W., Okla., 1898, A. 

Cole, William H., W. Va., 1870, L. 

Colegrove, A. D., Pa., 1895, A. 

Coleman, J. D. Ky., 1892, A. 

Colgrove, C. P., Iowa, 1897, A. 

Collins, J. H., 111.. 1895, A. 

Collins, John S.. Mo., 1897, A. 

Collins, Mrs. Julia H., 111., 1895, A. 

Columbia University. N. Y., 1895, A. 

Comings, Fannie S., N. Y., 1895, A. 

Comstock, Theodore B., Cal., 1895, A. 

Congdon, C. H., 111.. 1894, A. 

Conkling. W. E., Mich., 1896, A. 

Conley, George H.. Mass., 1897. A. 

Converse, F. E., Wis., 1897, A. 

Conway, Clara, 111., 1887, L. 

Cook, Charles F., Me., 1898, A. 

Cook, E. H., N. Y., 1872, D. 

Cook, Elizabeth B., 111., 1896, A. 

Cook, George B., Ark., 1895, A. 

Cook, Jennie, Ark., 1898, A. 

Cook, John W., 111., 1890, A. 

Cooley, Mrs. Alice W., Minn., 1896, A. 

Cooley, E. G. , 111., 18^7, A. 

Cooley, Frank W., Mich., 1895, A. 

Cooley, Le Roy C, N. Y., 1896, A. 

*Coon,H. C, N. Y., 1897, A. 

Cooper, Frank B., Iowa, 1894, A. 

Cooper, Frank Irving, Mass., 1893, A. 

Cooper, John, Ind.. 1897, A. 

Cooper, Oscar H., Tex., 1894, A. 

Coover, Nathaniel, Kan., 1886, L. 

Corbett, Henry R., 111., 1890, A. 

Corbin, J. C, Ark., 1898, A. 

Corcoran, Tressa M., Ohio, 1896, A. 

Cornell Univ. Library, N. Y., 1896, A. 

Cornell, Watson, Pa., 1896, A. 

Corson, O. T., Ohio, 1887, A. 

Corthell, W. L, Me.. 1892, A. 

Co. Teachers Asso., Milwaukee, Wis., 1884, L. 

Cox, Edwin B., Ohio, 1889, A. 

Cox, E. Morris, Cal., 1896, A. 

Cox, E. S., Ohio, 1896, A. 

Cox, Henry C, 111., 1895, A. 

Cox, Jean, N. J., 1897, A. 

Cox, Martin Luther, N. J., 1893, A. 



Coy, Emma, 111., 1897, A. 
Coy, E. W., Ohio, 1883. L. 
Crabbe, J. G.. Ky., 1897. A. 
Crabtree, J. W., Neb., 1895, A. 
Craig, Oscar J., Mont., 1892, A. 
Crane, Mrs. Charles R., 111., 1897, A. 
Crane, Frank. S. D., 1895, A. 
Crane, Julia E., N. Y., 1895, A. 
Cranston, R. W., Minn., 1896, A. 
Crissy, I. O., N. Y., 1898, A. 
Crist, Henry M.. N. Y., 1896, A. 
Crockett, May M., 111., 1895, A. 
Cropsey, Miss N., Ind., 1891, A. 
Crosier, M. E., Iowa, 1895. A. 
Cross, C. R., Wis., 1895, A. 
Crossley, J. J., Iowa, 1895, A. 
Crouch, Sarsui E., Mo., i§95. A. 
Crouse, Mrs. J. N., 111.. 1893, A. 
Cruikshank, Tames, N. Y., 1864, L. 
Culbertson, E. D. Y.. Iowa. 1895, A. 
Culver, G. E., Wis., 1897, A. 
Cummins, Mrs. M. S., Mont., 1897, A. 
Cunningham, J. B., Ala., 1895, A. 
Cupples, J. W., 111., 1896, A. 
Curran, Ulysses T., Ohio, 1866, L. 
Currier, E. H., N. Y., 1897, A. 
Curry, Robert, Neb., 1884, L. 
Curtis, A. E. Mich., 1896, A. 
Curtis, C. C, Minn., 1896, A. 
Curtis, Virgil G., Minn., 1892. A. 
Curtiss, Frederick A., Conn., 1894, A. 
Dafoe, Eber, Wis., 1897, A. 
Dalton. T. E., Ariz., 1898, A. 
Dana, Fenella, Kan., 1895, A. 
Daniels, J. W., Ida., 1898, A. 
Davidson, Charles £., Ohio, 1880, L. 
Davidson, William M., Kan., 1890, A. 
Davis, A. J., Pa.. 1898, A. 
Davis, Allan, D. C, 1895, A. 
Davis, Booth C, N. Y., 1896, A. 
Davis, Buel T., Wis., 1894, A. 
Davis, Charles M., N. J., 1893, A. 
Davis, Emma C, Ohio, 1894, A, 
Davis, Eva L.,Ark.. 1898, A. 
Davis, George b., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Davis, George W.. III., 1896, A. 
Davis, John w., N. Y., 1895, A. 
Davis. J. M., Iowa, 1898, A. 
Dawes, H. E., Neb., 1896, A. 
Dawson, H. T., N. Y., 1895, A. 
Day, L. W., Ohio, 1888, D. 
. Deahl, J. N., W. Va., 1896, A. 
Deane, Charles W., Conn., 1889, A. 
Deatrick, W. W., Pa., 1892, A. 
De Garmo, Charles, N. Y., 1889, A. 
Delano, Edward C, 111., 1895, A. 
Denfeld, Robert E., Minn., 1890, A, 
Denison, Hattie, Ark., 1898, A. 
Deupree. J. G,, Miss., 1897, A. 
Dewey, James A., Pa., 1893, A. 
Dewey, John. 111., 1897, A. 
Dewey. Melvil, N. Y., 1892, A. 
D ial, S. T, Ohio, 1895, A. 
Dick, Fred., Colo., 1895, A. 
Dickey, C. L., Ohio, 1895, A. 
Dietrich, Charles H., Ky., 1891, A. 
Dietrich, John, Colo., 1895, A. 
Dillman, L. M., 111., 1886, A. 
Dixon, B. V. B., La., 1897, A. 
Doane, Letitia L., 111., 1897, A. 
Dobson, W. D., Mo., 1897, A. 
Dodd, Arthur A., Mo., 1885, A. 
Dodge, M. Luella, HI., 1897, A. 
Dodge, William C, 111., 1896, A. 
Dodson, Mary F., Ky., 1892, A. 
Dolphin, N. E., Kan., 1895, A. 
Donohoe, Mary J., N. J., 1894, A 
Doron, W. A., Iowa, 1897, A. 
Doty, F. E., Wis.. 1897, A. 
Dougherty, Mabel E., Ill.,t 9 
Dougherty, N. C.,J11., 1887, D. 
Douglas, R. S., Mo.. 1897, A. 
Dow, J. J., Minn., 1896, A. 
Downes, J. M. N., Ky., 1894, A, 
Downing, A. S., N. Y., 1891, A. 
Doyle, Marie, Wis., 1891, A. 
Dozier, Melville, Cal., 1895, A, 
Draper, Andrew S., 111., 1888, A. 



INDEX TO LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 



Dreber, E. S., S. C, iS^. A. 
Docker, W.H., III., (89s, A. 
Du^eon, K. B., Wis., iSo., A. 
Dudley, Mn. E., Iowa. 1S97, A. 
Duntffl,, Laikin Mass., 1895. A. 
Dutham, Mn. C. M., Fa., iSgi, A. 
Dutton, Benie A., Ohio, 18S0. L. 
Duitati, S.T.,MaH.,.895,A. 
Dytt, F. B., Ohio.iSge.A. 
Dyei. Fcank R., Kan., 1S91, A. 
Eakins. Mts. Millie R., in., i8«6, A. 
n Wllliani R., N. v., 1S96, A 



EssntD. A'anen, La.7iB4S.' A 
Eaton, In T., ill., 1894, A, 
EaKHi, James F., lows, 1697, A. 
Ealon,5ohn,D. C.,.So3,A, 
Ebaueh, Z. C., Md., i^, A. 



Editor's Library, N. Y., 189J, A. 
Edmonds, F. S:, Pa.. iS^, A. 
Edmund, Gertnide, Masi., 1S97, A. 
Edson, A. W,. N. Y., 1896, A. 
Edwards. H. R„ Minn., 1897, A. 
EdwKds, J. T., Wis., .897, A, 
Ehiiwn, C, E^ Fa., 1807, A, 
Ela, CliiruB E„ 111., .S7, A. 
Elder, Ella C, N. Y., i£j, A. 
Elder, E. W., Colo., i8gs, A. 
EleaL Halbm J., N. Y., i8gi, A. 
ElSa, Charles W., Mass., 189a, A. 
Ellioa, J. F.. Ala., 1848. A. 
EUil, John C„ 111., 1B87, A. 
Ellii, William Auslia, Mich., 1887, A. 
E lawonfa, Henry W., N. Y.. 1896, A. 
E mer. Fiances A., Minn,, 1897, A. 
Elson. W. H., Wis., iSgi - 
Elwell. Mrs. 6. F.. W. J 
Ely, San ■■ ' 



™hY.,N/). "■&; 

n, HeniyKw.V 



Eneslmm, A. E., Minn., 1S95, A. 
Estee, jama A., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Evans, Charles H., Mo., 18S6, L. 
Evans, Charles W., W. Va., .896, A. 
Evani, Lawlon B., Ga., 1894. A. 
Evans, WiUiam F., Mo„ 1S9S, A. 
Ewing, A. L., Wis., 1807, A. 
Ewins, R. B.,Ohio.i^, A. 
Faiichild, £. T., Kan., 1886. L. 
Fairchild, Georee T., Ky., 1886, D. 
Fall, Deloc, Mich, rto. A. 
Fan.,JohnC„ Miss., ia97,A. 
Farley, D. H., N. J., rB^, A. 
Farley, George L., Neb., 1897, A. 
Fsmswonh, S. A., Minn., 1S94, A. 
Fan. F. D., 111., 1897, A. 
FaiTind Wilson, N. f., .895, A. 
Fanell, Edward D.. N. Y., 1890, A. 
Farreli, Mn. E. D., N. Y., iBg6, A. 
Fanon, M. Eliiaberh, III., 1897. A. 
Fay, Ena J., Minn., 1896, A. 
Fellier, Air>e M.. C^., 189;, A. 
Fell, Anna M., N. J., 1897, A. 
Fendley,!. M., Te«„ iBm, A. 
Fennm, Geoiee, N. Y., iBa6, A. 
Ferguson, E.E.. Mich., .696, A. 
Femald. H. C, Me., 189a, A. 
Fnli^riQiin H., 111., .^, A. 
Fshet, Gllman C.. R. I., 189a, A. 
Fiher, H. W., Pa., 1891, A. 
Fisk, Herben F., III., 1891, A. 
Fitch, Fenia %., Miciu, 1S90, A, 
K ti, Geoise ^ Mass., 1B9S, A. 
Fluiibboa, T. F., Ind., 189;, A. 
Ftlpatrkk, Fnmk A., Mass.. 1884, A. 
■"-■^,JohnT..Wis.'f8B,,L. 



Fooshe, J. ['rank, S. C, 1B98, A. 
FoDle, Maiy C„ III., 1897, A. 
Fotba.Aleiandet, 111.. 1876. L. 
Forbes, In L., Mich,, 1895. A. 
Forbes. John A., 111., 189B. A. 
Ford, Lyman H., Minn., 1S97, A. 
FoKsman, H. A., 111., 1806, A, 
Foresman, Roben, 111.. 1896, A. 



... -J.,.B93.A. 

-- , =x.,iB97,a: 

Fowler, W. K., Neb.. 189a, A. 

Fox, William F., Va., 1694, A. 

Franklin, George A,, Minn., r897, A. 

Ftaiee,Victor,R.I.,t856.A. 

FieePub. LibVjeneyCily, N.J., 1S97, A. 

Free Pub. LJb'y, Philadelphia, Fa., 1897, A. 

Free Pub. Lib'y, San Flanciso, Cal., 1897. A. 

Free Pub. Lib'y, Worcesiet, Mass., 1896, A. 

Freeman, J. H., III., 1893. A. 

Fiecmait, John T.. Md.. 1898, A. 

Freer, H. H., Iowa, iSB*, A. 

Freer, Paul C, Mich., 1^7. A. 

French, George W., N. YT. 1895, A. 

Fieach. Harlan F., N. Y., 1891, A. 

French, O. E,, Iowa, 189;, A. 

Fiiedbcie, William B., NT Y., 1S91. A. 

Friedel, tharles, 0« 1897, A. 

Friedman, Anna E., M. \., 189s. A. 

Frost. H. H.,Mich., 189;. A. 

■=■ --,1,J. M., III., " - 



'c::^ 



,.896, A. 



Fullon,^beii B., Miss.. 1894, 
Fulton, W. L., Ohio, 1896. A. 
Fultall, Lula M., Ark., 1898, A. 
Fulrall, Thomas A., Ark., tBBt, A. 
Gage, Nathaniel P.. D. C, 1898, A. 
Galbreath, L. H., N. Y., 1887, A. 
Gamble, GeoreC W,, Conn., 1896, A. 
Gammon, Mn. M. D., Wis., 1897, A. 
Cans, W. G., Pa., 1895, A, 
Ganlvootl. A. J., Ohio, 1894, A. 
Garrett, William R.. Tenn., 1886, 1>. 



Elmer. Md.. rS93. ^ 



en C, Neb., 189B, A. 
I, F., Ohio, 1896. A. 



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Graeser, C. A., S. C. 1897, A. 
Graham, Hugh A., Mich., z895> ^» 
Grandy, Mary A., Mass., 1893, A. 
Grant, Miss A. L., D. C, 1898, A. 
Grant, H. L, 111., 1896, A. 
Gratz, Simon, Pa., 1879, L. 
Gray, Thomas J., Minn., 1895, A. 
Green, James M., N. J., 189a, A. 
Greene, John A., N. Y., 1893, A. 
Greenlee, Ida K., Mass., 1893, A. 
Greenlee, L. C, Colo., 189a, A. 
Greenman, A. V., 111., 1897, A. 
Greenwood, J. M., Mo., 1886, D. 
Gregory, Beniamin C, N. J., 1894, A. 
* Gregory, John T., Ala., 1895, A. 
Griffith, E. W., N. Y.,1896, A. 
Griffith, George, N. Y., 1893, A. • 
Griffiths, G. C, 111., 1896, A. 
Grimsley, G. A., N. C, 1898, A. 
Gross, Otis C, Wis., 1896, A. 
Grossman, John H., 111., 1895, A. 
Groszmann, M. P. £., Va., 1894, A. 
Groves, Charles W., 111., 1896, A. 
Guden, Anna J., N. J., 1894, A. 
Guilliams, J. M., Tenn., 1897, A. 
Gunnison, Walter B., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Gumea, Jennie £., 111., 1897, A. 
Guss, Roland W., Mass., 1895, A. 
Guttmann, Albert, Wis., 1897, A. 
Gwynn, Henry B., Md., 1898, A. 
Hadley, Hiram, N. Mex., 1891, A. 
Hafford, F. S., Ariz., 1897, A. 
Hagerty, C. T., N. Mex., 1895, A. 
Haggett, George B., Ky.,T897, A. 
Haight, R. A., 111., 1895, A. 
Hailmann, W. N., Ohio, 1879, A. 
Hale, George D., N. Y., 1891, A. 
Hall, Caleb G., N. Y., 1885, D. 
Hall, Dana W., 111., 1891, A. 
Hall, Frank H., 111., 1897, A. 
Hall, G. Stanley, Mass., 1891, A. • 
Hall, Isaac Freeman, Mass., 1895, A. 
Hall, Loyal Freeman, Pa., 1893, A. 
Hall, Mary F., Wis., 1893, A. 
Hall, R. C., Ark , 1898, A. 
Hallam. Alfred, N. Y., 1896, A. 
Halland, J. G., N. D., 1897, A. 
Halleck, R. P.. Ky., 1897, A. 
Halsey, L. R., I>i., 1896, A. 
Halscy, R. H., N. Y., 1895, A. 
Hamilton, James M., Mont., 1895, A. 
Hamilton, K. I., Ind., 1896, A. 
Hamilton, William. D. C., 1898, A. 
Hammond, Jason £., Mich., 1895, A. 
Hancock, John A., 111., 1895, A. 
Hand, Laura, Minn., 1897, A. 
Hand, W. H., S. C, 1896, A. 
Hanks, L. L. L., Kan., 1897, A. 
Hanna, G. C, Ky., 1897, A. 
Hannan, James, 111., 1897, A. 
Hanus, Paul H., Mass., 1895, A. 
Hardy, Richard, Mich., 1894, A. 
Harison, W. B., N. Y., 1892, A. 
Harper, William R., 111., 1895, A. 
Harris, Abram, Me., 1898, A. 
Harris, Ada Van Stone, N. J., 1895, A. 
Harris, Edward L., Ohio, 1894, A. 
Harris, Henry E., N. J., 1893, A. 
Harris, Mary E., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Harris, T. G., Tex., 1895, A. 
Harris, William T, D. C, 1876, D. 
Harrison, Elizabeth, 111., 1895, A. 
Harrison, Miles W., Ind., 1896, A. 
Harrison, S. A., 111., 1897, A. 
Hart^ Albert Bushneli, Mass., 1895, A. 
Hartigan, Mary S. L., 111., 1895, A. 
Hartman, E. M., Mich., 1898, A. 
Hartman, Mary, 111., 1805, A. 
Harvard Coll. Library, Mass., 1895, A. 
Harvey, G. I., Mo., 1886, L. 
Harvey, L. D., Wis., 1884, L. 
Harvey, N. A., Wis., 1897, A. 
Haslup, Ida B., Colo., 1896, A. 
Hatch, W. E., Mass., 1897, A. 
Hatch, W. H., III., 18^5, A. 
Haupert, Charles, Ohio, 1893, A. 
Haupt, J. G., Neb., 1896, A. 
Haven, Caroline T., N. Y., 1896, A. 



Hawn, Linn Marie, N. J., 1805, A. 
Hayden, H. B., Iowa, 1897, A, 
Hayden, P. C, 111., 180s, A. 
Hayes, Frances C, N.Y., 1896, A. 
Hayes, H. E., N. Y., 189a, A. 
Hays, Dudley G., 111., 1897, A. 
Hay ward, Exlwaid, N. Y., 1895, A. 
Hayward, Emily A., 111., 1884, L. 
Hazen, David H., D. C, 1898, A. 
Heath, D. C, Mass., 1891, A. 
Heermans, Josephine, Mo., 1896, A. 
Heidler, S. H., 111., 1897, A. 
Heiermann, F. J., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Heineken, J. Y. D., N. J., 1894, A. 
Heins, Mary, Pa., Z89S, A. 
Helmer, Harry, 111., 1895, A. 
Henderson, Mrs. Kate A., 111., 1897, A. 
Hendrick, Welland, N. Y., 1895, A. . 
Hendricks, I. P., Mont., 1898, A. 
Hendrix College, Ark., 1897, A. 
Henninger, J. W^., 111., 1896, A. 
Henry, James A., Tcnn^ 1896, A. 
Hermanns, Edward F., Colo,, 1895, A. 
Herrig, Anna B., S. D., 1895, A. 
Hershman, W. H., Ind., 1896, A. 
Hertel, Charles, 111., 1895, A. 
Hervey, Henry D , R. 1., 1896, A. 
Hervey, Walter L., N. Y., 1895, A. 
Herzog, Peter, Mo., 1897, A. 
Hess, William C, N. Y., 1896, A. 
Hester, W. A., Ind., 1895, A. 
Hewes, W. D., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Hewett, Edwin C.,II1., 1884, L. 
Hewitt, Mrs. P. H., Wis., 1897, A. 
Hicks, Mrs. Mary Dana, Mass., 1890, A. 
Hill, Frank A., Mass., 1895, A. 
Hill, Mary, Wis., 1896, A. 
Himes, Florence B., N, Y.,1894, A. 
Hinemon, J. H., Ark., 1896, A. 
Hinman, Lydia, Iowa, 1895, A. 
Hinsdale, B. A., Mich., 1884, A. 
Hiser, W. S., Ind., 1898, A. 
Hiscj, Joseph C, 111, 1894, A. 
Hitch, K. M., 111., 1897, A. 
Hitte, Alice E., Neb., 1896, A. 
Hitz, John, D. C.,i88o, L. 
Hobbs, W. W., Minn., 1896, A. 
Hobe, Augusta W., Cal., 1889, L. 
Hodgdon, losephine E., N. Y., 188a, L. 
Hodgin, Charles E., N. Mex., 1895, A. 
Hodgin, Cyrus W., Ind , 1895, A. 
Hoegelsboer^er, Nora, D. C, 1898, A. 
Hofer, Amalie, 111., 1895, A. 
Hoffman, Benjamin F., Mo., 1897, A. 
Hoffman, Gaius, N^.,1894, A. 
Hogan, Louise E., D. C, 1898, A. 
Hogg, Alexander, Tex., 1874, A. 
Hogg, Miss F. O., Ark., 1898, A. 
Holden, B. A., Mich., 1897, A. 
Holden, C. C, N. Y., 1898, A. 
Hollingsworth, J. L., Fla., 1895, A. 
Holloway, J. L., Ark., 1895. A. 
« Holt, H. E., Mass., 1890, A. 

Holton, M. Adelaide, Utah, 1896, A. 
Homans, Amy Morris, Mass., 1891, A. 
Hooper, Sanford A^ Wis., 1889, A. 
Hoose, James H., Cal., 1879, L. 
Hoover, W. E., N. D., 1897, A. 
Hopkins, J.G., Minn.. 1894, A. 
Hopkins, L. Grace. Minn.. 1894, A. 
Hopkins, S. N., Okla., 1898, A. 
Horchem, B. J., Iowa, 1897, A. 
Hombeiger, J. A., 111., 1895, A. 
Houck, Henry, Pa., 1897, A. 
Houghau, Mrs. F. R., Colo., 1895, A. 
Houston, J. R., Ind., 1896, A. 
Howard, F. E., Conn., 1896, A. 
Howard, George A., Ohio, 1895, A. 
Howe, George H., Mo., 1898, A. 
Howe, S. B., N. Y., 1895, A. 
Howe. Wilbur W^ N. Y., 1895, A. 
Howell, George, Fa., 1896, A. 
HowelK Logan D., N. Y., 1894, A. 
Hoyt, C. O., Mich., 1897, A. 
Hoyt, Judson E., Wis., 1890, A. 
Hubbard, Mrs. E. A, HI., 1897, A. 
Hubbard, F. V., Minn., 1895, A. 
Hufford, George W., Ind., x894> A. 



INDEX TO LIPE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 



iit^ 



Hughes, Mrs. Ada M., Can., 1895, A. 
Hughes, Isaac H., Mo., 1898, A. 
Hughes, James L., Can., 1890, A. 
Hughes, John F., N. Y., 18^, A. 
Hughes, Lemira W., Ohio, 1896, A. 
Huling, Ray Greene, Mass., 1891, A. 
Hull, John, Wash., 1891, L. 
Hu 1, Lawrence C, N. J., 1893, A. 
Hull, Warren C, Mich., 1897, A. 
Humke, Albert £., Ind., 1893, A. 
Hunt, Lvdia L., Ariz., 1895, A. 
Hunt, Mary H.,Mass., 1887, D. 
Hunter, Thomas, N. Y., 1885, L. 
Hurd, George B., Conn., 1888, A. 
Hussey, A. W., 111., 1897, A. 
Hutton, A. J., Wis., 1884, L. 
Hutton, Charles £., Cal., 1895, A. 
Hyde, C. W. G., Minn., 1895, A. 
Hyde, Mary F., N. Y., 1892, A. 
Indiana State Library, Ind., 1897, A. 
Ingalls, Will C, N. J., 1894, A. 
Irwin, John S., Ind., 1880, L. 
'ackman, Wilbur S., III., 1895, A. 

ackson, Mrs. £. R., N. Mex., 1895, A. 

ackson, Joseph P., Colo., 1895, A. 

ackson, William R., Neb., 1896, A. 
^ acobs, G. Ovedia, 111., 1897, A. 
^ acobs, Walter Ballou, R. I., 1894, A. 
, ames, Henry M., Ore.. 1884, L. 
, ames, Sarah S., N. J., 1897, A. 

ameson, H. W.. N. Y., 1897, A. 

anney, B. T., D. C, 1898, A. 

enkins, Sara D., N. Y., 1895, A. 
♦Jenkins, William, 111., 1886, A. 
"enks, J. W., N. Y., 1896, A. 

esse, Richard H., Mo., 1893, A. 

ewett, A. v., Kan., 1886, D. . 
] ohn Crerar Library, III., 1897, A. 
] ohnson, Ernest Henry, Mass., 1893, A. 
' ohnson, H. M.> D. C., 1898, A. 

ohnson, J. A., III., 1897, A. 

ohnson, S. Arthur, Colo., 1894, A. 

ohnson, W. H., Mont., 1895, A. 

ohnstone, E. R., N. ^., 1896, A. 

ones, Arthur O., Ohio, 1891, A. 

ones, Daniel W., Mass., 1870, L. 

ones, E. A., Ohio, 1884, A. 
Jones, E. C. Lovd, Wis., 1897, A. 
'ones, Eklward N.,N. Y., i8i84, A. 
, ones, Emma F., III., 1897, A. 
'ones, Frank L., Ind., 1895, A. 
' ones, Herbert J., Vt., 1896, A. 
, ones, Jane Lloyd, Wis., 1897, A. 
, ones, J. W., Ohio, 1896, A. 

ones, L. H., Ohio, 1889, A. 

ones, Lizzie P., Mont., 1897, A. 
Jones, Mattie, S. D., 1894, A. 

ones, Myra, Mich., 1892, A. 

ones, Richard, N. Y., 1894, A. 

ones, Wharton S., Tenn., 1887, A. 
Jones, W. W., Wis., 1897, A. 

ordan, Charles M., Minn., 1893, A. 
joyner, J. Y., N. C, 1898, A. 
Judd, L. C, N. Y.,1896, A. 
Kalbach, Lewis A., D. C, 1898, A. 
Kamman, C. H., 111., 1897, A. 
Kane, T. F., N. Y., 1889, A. 
Kayser, Carl F., N. J., 1894, A. 
Keane, John J., D. C., 1889, L. 
Keating, J. F., Colo., 189 J, A. 
Keating, Mary K., Ky., 1894, A. 
Kedzie, Mrs. Nellie S., III., 1895, A. 
Keel, J. H., Ark., 1808, A. 
Keeler, Harriet L., Ohio, 1894, A. 
Kellogg, Amos M., N. Y., 1890, A. 
Kellogg, Mrs. Eva D., Wis., 1884, A. 
Kelly, Kate, La., 1896, A. 
Kelly, Lizzie, La., 1896, A. 
Kenaston, G. F., Ind., 1895, A. 
Kendall, C. N.. Conn., 1895, A. 
Kendall, F. A.. III., 1895, A. 
Kendall, F. M., 111.. 1895, A. 
Kenerson. Austin H., Mass.. 1895. A. 
Kennedy, James W., N. J., 1894, A. 
Kennedy, Joseph, N. D., 1896, A. 
Kennedy, P. P., Minn., 1897, A. 
Kenyon, Alpheus B., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Keppler, Mrs. W. S., Fla., 1894, A. 



Kerr, William J., Utah, 1895, A. 
Keyes, Charles H., Mass., 1895, A. 
Keyes, Mary A., Minn., 1897, A. 
Keyser, Roland S., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Kiehle, D. L., Minn., x88o, A. 
Kilbon, Geoige B., Mass., 1893, A. 
Kilboume, Erne J., III., 1895, A. 
Kimmel, M. A., Ohio, ^893, A. 
Kincannon, A. A., Miss., 1896, A. 
King, Anna H., Ohio, 1895, A. 
King, F. A., Ohio. 1896. A. 
King, Rachel, Conn., 1893, A. 
King, William F., Iowa, 1884. A. 
Kinsley, M. H., N. J., 1892, A. 
Kirk, John R., Mo., 1891, A. 
Kirk, Tliomas J., Cal., 1895, A. 
Kirkley, Sarah A., III., 1897, A. 
Kirkpatrick, £. A., Mass., 1897, A. 
Kleebeiger. George R., Minn., 1895, A. 
Klock, J. E., Mont., 1886, L. 
Knapp, Warren E., Colo., 1890, A. 
Kneil, Thomas R., N. Y., 1895, A. 
Knepper, George E., Idaho, 1898, A. 
Knight, J. A., Ala., 1898, A. 
KnispeUHenriette M., III., 1897, A. 
Kolbe, Isabella A.. Ohio, 1897, A. 
Kolbe, Julia C, Onio, 1895, A. 
Krall, G. W., Mo., 1898, A. 
Kratz, H. E., Iowa, 1890, A. 
Kraus Boeh^, Mrs. Maria, N. Y., 1896, A. 
Krecsy, Bela, Hungary, 1893, A. 
Kroh, Karl J., 111., 1897, A. 
Krohn, William O., 111., 1893, A. 
Knise, Edwina B., Del., 1891, A. 
Kuykendall, A. C, Ky., 1808, A. 
La^omarsino, Cynthia, N. Y., 1894, A. 
Laidley, George S., W. Va., 1897, A. 
Laird, Mrs. Ada E., Ohio, 1890, A. 
Laird, S. 6.. Mich., 1896, A. 
Lamb, Eli M., Md., 1894, A. 
Lamb, Rachel E., Md., 1894, A. 
Lambert, Vashti A., 111., 1895, A. 
Lamberton, Mary J., Pa., 1892, A. 
Lancaster, G., Minn., 1898, A. 
Landrum, L. M., Ga., 1897, A. 
Lane, Albert G., 111., 1884, D. 
Lane, Mrs. F. S., 111., 1894, A. 
Lang, Ossian H., N. Y., 1891, A. 
Langley, William T., Wis., 1897, A. 
Langley, Mrs. William T., Wis., 1897, A. 
Lansinger, J. W., Pa., 1898, A. 
Lapey, Louise M., N. Y., 1895, A. 
. Larimer, Henry G., Kan., x886, L. 
Lark^ F. E., Iowa, 1897, A. 
Larkins, Charles D., N. Y., 1895, A. 
La Taste, Lucien V., Ala., 1894, A. 
Lathrop, Mrs. C. N., Ohio, 1893, A. 
Lavers, E. C, Pa., 1892, A. 
Lawrence, Isabel, Minn., 1894, A. 
Laws, Annie, Ohio, 1895, A. 
Lawson, Florence, Cal., 1897, A. 
Lawton, Charles E., N. Y., 1896, A. 
^ Laylander, O. J., Iowa, 1895, A. . 
Layton, S. Herrick, Ohio, 1895, A 
Lazenby, William R., Ohio, 1895, A. 
Leach, Cephas H., HI., 1897, A. 
Leavell, Richard M., Miss., 1896, A. 
Le Conte, Joseph, Cal., 1895, A. 
Lee, James, N. Y., 1892, A. 
Le Garde, Ellen, R. I., 1896, A. 
Leipziger, Henry M., N. Y., 1891, A. 
Leiter, Mrs. Frances W., Ohio, 1896, A. 
Leland Stanford Univ., Cal., 1897, A. 
Lemon, Nora H., Neb., 1897, A. 
Leonard, Albert, N. Y., 1891, A. 
Leslie, Miss H. S., N. J., 1894, A. 
Leviston, Irwen, Neb., 1895, A. 
Lewellen, John O., Ind., 1896, A. 
Lewis, Leslie, III., 1895, A. 
Library, Univ. of Mich., 1898, A. 
Library, Univ. of Wyo., 1897, A. 
Light, C. M., N. Mex., 1895, A. 
Lightbody, William, Mich., 1896, A. 
Limerick, A. N., Kan., 1886, L. 
Lincoln Univ., 111^, 1897, A. 
Ling, Charles J., Colo., 1895, A. 
Lipscomb, Dabney, Miss., 1892, A. 
Little, Clara L., Colo., 1895, A. 



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Livingston, J. W., Wis., 1897, A. 
Locke, Jolm S., Mc, 1895, A. 
Logan, Anna £., Ohio, 1896, A. 
Long, J. L., Tex., 1896, A. 
Longan, G. B., Mo., 1897, A. 
Longstreth, Emma J., Pa., 1894, A. 
Look, Frances H., Mass., 1896, A. 
Loos, Charles L., Ohio, 1895, A. 
Lord, L. C, Minn., 1894, A. 
Lott, H. C, Mich., 1897, A. 
Lounsbery, Louise A., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Love. Nannie C, Ind., 1896, A. 
Lovell, Thomas B., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Low, Seth, N. Y., 1895, A. 
Lowe, J. S., Ohio, 1895, A. 
Lowther, L. A., Kan., 1897, A. 
Luckey, Edwin D., Mo., 1894, A. 
Luckey, G. W. A., Neb,, 1895, A. 
Luebke, Emma J.. Wis., 1897, A. 
Lugg, Mary L., Wis., 1897, A. 
Lukens, Herman T., Pa., 1893, A. 
*Lyman, F. A., N. Y,, 1897, A. 
Lynch, Charles P., Ohio, 1894, A. 
Lynch, Mary £., Minn,, 1897, A, 
Lynch, M. M., Va., 1898, A. 
Lynch, William H., Mo,, 1895, A. 
Lyon, Howard, N, Y., 1896, A. 
Lyon, Mary A,, N. J., 1897, A. 
Lyon, P. W., N. J., 1898, A. 
Lyon, W, F., Mich,, 1897, A, 
Lyser, Albert, Cal., 1898, A, 
Lyte, E. Oram, Pa,, 1891, L, 
NlacA lister, James, Pa., 1895, A. 
Macdona, Kate P., N. Y,, 1895, ^' 
MacDonald, A. H., Cal., 1898, A. 
MacDonald, John, Kan., 1886, L. 
MacDonald, Margaret, 111., 1896, A, 
MacGowanj W, L,, Pa,, 1896, A. 
Mack, William S., 111., 1895, A. 
Mackenzie, David, Mich,, 1896, A. 
Mackey, E., Pa., 1891, A, 
Mackey, William A,, N, Y., 1894, A, 
MacLean, George E,, Neb., 1897, A, 
Magee, Harriet C, Wis,, 1897, A, 
Magovern, Maiy A,, N. Y,. 1896, A, 
Maguire, Mrs. S, C, Mo., 1897, A, 
Manarry, S, H,, Ohio, 1895, A, 
Maitland, Mrs, Louise, Cal., 1898, A. 
Mandeville, James M,, Mich., 1896, A. 
Mankell, Nathalie M., N. Y,, 1896, A, 
♦Manley, R, M., Cal,, 1870. L, 
Mann, Emma, Ark., 1898, A, 
Manness, S. E,, N, J,. 1892, A, 
Marble, A. P,, N, Y,, 1880, D, 
Mardis, S. K., Ohio, 1895, A, 
Mark, E, H,, Ky., 1893, A. 
Marlatt, Abb^L., R. I,, 1894, A, 
Marquis. J. S., S. C, 1898, A. 
Marsn, C. O., Wis., 1897, A. 
Marshall, Carl C, Mich,, 1895, A, 
Marshall, T. Marcellus, W, Va,, 1877, D, 
Martin, Artemas, D. C, 1898, A. 
Martin, George H., Mass., 1893, A. 
Martindale, W. C, Mich., 1898, A. 
Martineau, J. E., Ark., 1898, A, 
Marvin, Arthur, N. Y., 1898, A, 
Mason, J. H., Wis., 1898, A. 
Mason, William A., Pa., 1898, A. 
Massee, J. Edman, N. Y., x89i6, A. 
Massey, John, Ala., 1894, A, 
Mather, I. F., 111., 1897, A. 
Mathews, Byron C, N. J., 1892, A. 
Maurer, G. C,, Ohio, 1895, A. 
Maxson, Henry My N. J., 1892, A. 
Maxwell, William H,, N. Y,, 1892, A, 
Maycock, Mark M.,N. Y., 1896, A, 
Mayne. D, D,, Wis,, 1894, A, 
McBride, J, K,, Tex., 1898, A. 
McBroom, George O,, Ky., 1892, A. 
McCabe, C. B., Pa., 1896, A. 
McCahan, Tohn E., Md,, 1891, A, 
McCallie, J, H,, Tenn., 1897, A. 
McCartney. Livingston, Ky., 1895, A, 
McCaslin, E, E,, D. C, 1898, A. 
McClintock,0. P. M., Kan., 1894, A, 
McClung, T, S,, Colo., 1895, A. 
McClure, S. R., Pa., 1896, A. 
McClurken, Mrs. E. G., Ga., 1896, A, 



McConathey, W. J., Ky,, 1896, A, 
McConnell. J, J,, Iowa, 1895, A. 
McCord, W, A,, Iowa, 1895, A, 
McCowen, Mary, III,, 1897, A. 
McCracken, Miss M.J. , Pa,, 1894, A. 
McCulloch, Maiy C. Mo., 1892, A. 
McCullougk J, F., III., 1896, A, 
McDaniel, C, M., Ind,, 1896, A. 
McElroy, E, B,, Ore,, 1895, A, 
McElroy, M, R., Ohio, 1895, A. 
McFadon, O. E., Iowa., 1896, A. 
McFarland, George A., N, D., 1895, A, 
McGhecj John S., Mo,, 1897, A, 
McGinniss, James, Ky,, 1893, A. 
McGljrnn, t, J,. 111.. 1895, A, 
Mclntire, W, w., Ohio, 1895, A. 
Mclver, Charles D., N, C, 1896, A. 
McKay, F, M., Ill,, 1897, A, 
McKee, J. Milford, N, Y., 1895, A. 
McKenny, Charles, Mich., 1897, A. 
McKillop, Anna, 111., 1897, A, 
McLaughlin, A. L., III., 18(95, A. 
xMcMillan, J, V., Ohio, 1896, A, 
* McMillan, Reuben, Ohio, 1879, L. 
McMillan, Mrs. Reuben, Ohio, 1880, L, 
McMurry, Charles A,, 111., 1890, A, 
McMurry, F, M., N, Y., 1895, A. 
McMurry, Mrs. Lida B,. III., 1896, A. 
McNaughton, James, Ariz., 1895, A. 
McNeal, Florence, Mo,, 1892, A, 
McNeill, I. C, Wis., 1892, A. 
McNeill, Mrs. I. C, Wis., 1892, A. 
McNelis, N. P., Pa., r897. A, 
McNevin. C, F,, Iowa, 1896, A. 
McVicar, Peter, Kan., 1886, L. 
Meacham, Adda V., 111., 1896, A. 
Mehan, J. M., Iowa, 1892, A. 
Mcland, E. C, Wis., 1897, A. 
Meleney, Clarence E,, N, Y,, 1896, A, 
Melhinch, Miss L. A., N. Y., 1897, A, 
Merica, C. O,, Wis., 1897, A. 
Merica, F, M,, Ind,, 1897, A, 
Merrick, H. V., Ohio, 1898, A. 
Merrifield, Webster, N. D., 1895, A. 
Merrill, Charles E,, N, Y,, 1894, A, 
Merrill, Edward C, N.J,, 1896, A, 
Merrill, Harriet B,, Wis,, 1896, A, 
Merrill, J. A,, Mo., 1807, A, 
Merrill, Jenny B., N, Y,, 1893, A, 
Merrill, J. T., Iowa, 1893, A, 
MertZj Henrv N,, Ohio, 1895, A. 
Merwin, J. B.. Mo,, 1871, L, 
Merz, Henry, Wyo,, 1895, A. 
Meserve, Aionzo, Mass., 1895, A. 
Metcalf, Robert C., Mass., 1892, A, 
Merger, Robert, N. J.. 1895, A, 
Miami University, Ohio, 1895, A. 
Michener, J, H„ Pa., 1898, A. 
Mickle, Robert A., Ala., 1895, A, 
Miller, Miss A. N,, Colo,, 1895, A, 
Miller, C, C, Ohio, 1892, A, 
Miller, George I,. Iowa, 1896, A. 
Miller, G. R., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Miller, J. H., Neb., 1886, L. 
Miller, Kelly, D. C, 1898, A. 
Miller, Lewis, Ohio. x88o, L, 
Miller, Lola M., Colo., 1898, A, 
Miller, Lucia M., Minn,, 1894, A, 
Miller, O, L,, 111,, 1896, A, 
Miller, R, E,, Tex., 1898, A. 
Milligan, Sarah 1., Mo,, 1897, A, 
Millis, William A., Ind,, 1896, A. 
Mills, Leida H,, Kan,, 1895, A. 
Mills, T, B., Wis,, 1897, A, 
Millspaugh, J, F,, Utah, 1895, A, 
Milne, James M,. N, Y,, 1890, A. 
Milne, John M,, N, Y., 1891. A. 
Milne, William J., N. Y., 1892, A. 
Miner, J. Perry, Neb,, 1896, A, 
Mitchell, Mary E,, Ark., 1898, A. 
Mitchell, M, S„ Kan,, 1895, A, 
Mitchell, W, R., 111., 1897, A. 
Moldstad, John A., Tex., 1897, A. 
Monlux, t, B., Cal., 1895, A. 
Monroe, E, S, Ind., 1897, A. 
Monroe, Will. S,, Mass,, 1893, A. • 
Monsarrat, Mrs, Laura L,, Ky., 1877, L. 
Monteser, Frederick, N. Y., 1894, A, 



INDEX TO LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 



II2I 



Montfort, R. V. K., N. Y., 1892, A. 
Montgomery, Dora, III., 1897, A. 
Montgomery, H. C, Ind., 1897, A. 
Montgomery, W. S., D. C., 1898, A. 
Montrose, Otis, N. Y., 1896, A. 
Moon, A. W., N. J., 1889, A. 
Moon, Kate £., Ala., 1895, A. 
Moon, Schuyler B., Md., 1898, A. 
Moore, A. C., 111., 1897, A. 
Moore, B. F., Ind., i89i6, A. 
Moore, Dora M^ Colo., 1895, A. 
Moorcs, Carrie E., Ohio, 1895, A. 
Morgan, R. T., 111., 1897, A. 
Morgan, W. H., Ohio, 1895, A. 
Morris, Harriet N., III., 1882, L. 
Morris, John, Ky., 18^6, A, 
Morris, R. Anna, Ohio, 1891, A. 
Morrison, Andrew J., Pa., i88i,A. 
Morrison, Rose, Ohio, 1897, A. 
Morse, Frank L., 111., 1897, A. 
Morss, Charles H., Mass., 1895, A. 
Mott, T. A., Ind., 1896, A. 
Mowry, William A., Mass., 1886, L. 
Mulfo«tl, A. Isabel, Mo., 1896, A. 
Mumford, Mrs. M. £., Pa., 1895, A. 
Munro, Alexander A., N. Y., 1891, A. 
Munroe, lames Phinney, Mass., 1895, A. 
Murdaugh, E. D., Okla., 1898, A. 
Murdock, F. F., Mass., 1898, A. 
Murlin, L. H., Kan., 1895, A. 
Murphy, Eugene, Pa., 1898, A. 
Murphy, George T., Mo., 1891, A. 
Murphy, Maggie, Ark., 1898, A. 
Murray, William S., Pa., 1898, A. 
Murrey, T. P., Ark., 1898, A. 
Myers, Will A., Ind., 1897, A. 
Nagel, J. J., Iowa, 1895, A. 
Nageler, J. G., Wis., 1897, A. 
Needham, O., Wis., 1897, A. 
Ncet, Mrs. Mary V., NIo., 1894, A. 
Nelson, E. B., N. Y., 1898, A. 
Nelson, Kate S., Wis., 1896, A. 
Newell, A. C, Iowa, 1896, A. 
Newell, Miss C. S., Kan., 1895, A. 
Newson, H. D., N. Y., 1895, A. 
Nichols, Fred R., 111., 1893, A. 
Nicholson, Manr E., Ind., 1885, A. 
Nielsen, Carl H., Cat., 1898, A. 
Nightingale, A. F., 111., 1886, A. 
Noel, Alex H., Mo., 1897, A. 
Nolen, A. Eugene, Mass., 1891, A. 
N. Dak. Ed. Assoc, N. D., 1896. A. 
N. Ind. Nor. Sch. Library, Ind., 1897, A. 
Norton, A. W., Neb., 1893, A. 
Norton, R. C, Mo., 1895, A. 
Norville, Josephine, Mo., 1895, A. 
Noss, Theodore B., Pa., 1896, A. 
Noyes, Milton, N. Y., 1898, A. 
Nunn, Janet H., Minn., 1896, A. 
Nussbaum. Sophie F. E„ D. C, 1898, A. 
Nye, Charles H., Wis., 1884, L. 
Nykirk, John B., Mich., 1892, A. 
O Brien, Mrs. Agnes, N. Y., 1894, A. 
0»Callaghan, W. F., N. Y., 1894, A. 
O'Connor, D. C, Neb., 1894, A. 
Ogg, R. A.. Ind., 1897, A. 
O'Hanlan, R. J., Wis., 1897, A. 
O'Keefe, Mrs. S. J., 111., 1896, A. 
Olds, Mary L., Minn., 1894, A. 
Oldt, F. T., Iowa, 1896, A. 
0*Leary, Kate S., 111., 1895, A. 
Olin, Arvin S., Kan., 1890, A. 
Oliver, Fanny E., 111., 1897. A. 
Olmstead, Emma G., Conn., 1896, A. 
O'Neill, A. A., D. C, 1898, A. 
Ormsby, F. B., 111., 1896, A. 
Orr, J. D., Kan., 1891, A. 
Osborne, A. E., Cal., 1898, A. 
♦Osborne, George L., Mo., 1889, A. 
Osenbaugh, C. M., Colo., 1895, A. 
Osgood, Anna M., Ohio, 1890, A. 
O'Shea, M. V., Wis., 1892, A. 
Ostrander, Frank, Wis., 1897, A. 
Owen, E. H., 111., 1897, A. 
Owen, Ermine, Mo., 1897, A. 
Owen, H. A., 111., 1897, A. 
Owen, Lincoln, Mass., 1896, A 
Owen, W. B., 111., 1896, A. 



Packard, S. S., N. Y., 1892, A. 
Packer, Ella L., Iowa, 1895, A. 
Page, R. S..I11., 1896, A. 
Palmer, A. N., Iowa^i896, A. 
Palmer, Charles S., Colo., 1895, A. 
Pa mer, E. D., Mich., 1894, A. 
Palmer, Francis B., N. Y., 1890, A. 
Parker, Alice N., D. C, 1898, A. 
Parker, Charles 1., 111., 1887, D. 
Parker, Charles V., Colo., 1887, A. 
Parker, C. M., 111., 1805, A. 
Parker, Francis W., 111., 1880, A. 
Parker, Henry M., Ohio, 1895, A. 
Parker, J. W., Ark., 1897, A. 
Parker, W. D., Wis., 1884, L. 
Parker, W. S., Mass., 1896, A. 
Parkinson, D. B., 111., 1897, A. 
Parkinson. John B., Wis., 1884, L. 
Parmenter, Charles W., Mass., 1895, A. 
ParTj S. S., Minn., 1895, A. 
Parrish, Celestia S., Va., 1897, A. 
Parrish, Ophelia A., Mo., 1896, A. 
Parsons, H. S., Tex., 1895, A. 
Passmore, John A. M., Pa., 1892, A. 
Patten, Frank C, Mont., 1897, A. 
Pattengill, Henry R., Mich., 1892, A. 
Patterson, B. F., Pa., 1895, A. 
Patton, Cassia, Alaska, 1895, A. 
Patton, Charles L., N. Y., 1886, A. 
Paxson, Everett E., Mont., 1889, A. 
Payne, Bertha, 111., r896, A. 
Payne, W. C, 111., 1896, A. 
Payne, William H.,Tenn., 1892, A. 
Payne, William R., Tenn., 1898, A. 
Peacher. A. L., Ark., 1896, A. 
Peairs, H. B., Kan., 1897, A. 
Peak, Charles N., Ind., 1896, A. 
Pearse, C. G., Neb., 1891, A. 
Pease, Alvin F., Mass., 1891, A. 
Pease, N. W., N. J., 1894, A. 
Peaslee, John B., Ohio, 1880, L. 
Peck, A. L., N. Y., 1897, A. 
Pendereast, W. W., Minn., 1894, A. 
Pennell, Calvin S., Minn., 1864, L. 
Perkins Institution, Mass., 1897, A. 
Perrine, Lura L., N. D., 1895, A. 
Perry, Elizabeth H., Mass., 1891, A. 
Perry, Geoi]ge P., Wis., 1894, A. 
Perry, William H., Ky., 1898, A. 
Pershmg, Thed., Pa., 1895, A. 
Peterson, J. P., Wis., 1897, A. 
Pfeiffer, J. W., Ohio, 1895, A. 
Phelan, W. W., D. C., 1898, A. 
Phelps, William F., Minn.. 1870, D. 
Philbrook, C. F.. 111., 1895, A. 
Philips, George M., Pa., 1879, A. 
Phillips, Hattie A., Iowa, 1886, A. 
Phillips, J. H., Ala., 1888, A. 
Pickard, Josiah L., Iowa, 1886, D. 
Pierce, Edward T., Cal., 1887, A. 
Pierce, Mrs. Ella M., R. I., 1896. A. 
Pierce, Lovich, D. C., 1898, A. 
Pierce, Mary R., 111., 1897, A, 
Pike, Joshua, 111., 1891, D. 
Piper, Jonathan, Wis.. 1893, A. 
Place, Mrs. C. L., Cal., 1896, A. 
Plapp, F. W., 111., 1897, A. 
Plimpton, George A., N.Y., 1894, A. 
Plumer, George M., Ohio, 1896, A. 
Poland, A. B., N. 1., 1892, A. 
Pollock, Jessie, Ark., 1898, A. 
Pollock, Rosalie, N. D, 1897, A. 
Pollock, Susan P., D. C., 1892, A. 
Posse, Baroness Rose, Mass., 1895, A. 
Powell, W. B., D. C, 1892, A. 
Powell, W. F., D. C, 1889, A. 
Power, Gussie, N. Y., 1887, A. 
Powers, James K., Ala., 1895, A, 
Pratt, R. H., Pa., 1898, A. 
Pray, Mabel L., Ohio, 1897, A. 
Pray, T. B., Wis., 1894, A. 
Preece, Mrs. Louise, Minn., 1894, A. 
Prentiss, H. W., Mo., 1897, A. 
Pressler, V. S., N. Y., 1898, A. 
Preston, J. R., Miss., 1890, A. 
Prettyman, E. B., Md., 1892, A, 
Prichard. E. H., Ohio, 1895, A. 
Prillerman, Byrd, W. Va., 1891, A.: 



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NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION 



Prince, John T., Mass., iSox. A. 

Pringlc, William J., III., 1896, A. 

Pritdiard, M. T., Mass., 1896, A. 

Pritchett, H. C, Tex., 1892, A. 

Proudfoot, Mrs. A. H.,I1I., 1897, A, 

Pub. Library of Detroit, Mich., 1897, A. 

Public-School Teachers, Janesville, Wis., 1884, L. 

Purer, Mary I., 111., 189b, A. 

Putnam, Mrs. Alice H., 111., 1893, A. 

Raab, Henry, 111., 1884, L. 

Race, S. J., Minn., 1895. A. 

Ralston, James M.^ N. J.» 1892, A. 

Ramsay, Charles C., Mass.« 1893, A. 

Ramsey, George J., La., 1889, A. 

Randall, J. E., Ohio, 1898, A. 

Rankin, A. W., Minn., 1893, A. 

Rapp, Eli M., Pa., 1898, A. 

Raschig, H. H., Ohio, 1893, A. 

♦Rassweiler, J. K., III., J897, A. 

Raub, A. N., Del., 1892, A. 

Rayman, R. E., Ohio, 1895, A. 

Raymond, Andrew V. V., N. Y., 1895. A. 

Read, 1. 1., Neb., 1898, A. 

Redfieul, Jennie L., Neb., 1895, A. 

Reed, A. A., Neb., 1895, A. 

Reel, Estelle, Wyo.. 1894, A. 

Reeves, C. E.. Wasn., 1896. A. 

Reid, James, Mont., 1895, A. 

Reiley, Cynthia E., Mont., 1895, A. 

Reinhart, J. Albert, N. T., 1894, A. 

Remington, Lew. D., Mioi., 1896, A. 

Rennick, Louise D., III., 1897, A. 

Rennie, Robert H., 111., 1897, A. 

Ressler, Edwin D., Ore., 1892, A. 

Reveley, Ellen G., Ohio, 1891, A. 

Reynolds, Charles B., Mo., 1895, A. 

Reynolds, J. H., Ark., 1897, A. 

Rhoads, McHenry, Ky., 1891, A. 

Rice, Emily A., N. T., 1892, A. 

Rice, Gratia L., N. V., 1889, A. 

Rice, J. M., N. Y., 1895, A. 

Richards, C. N., N. Y., 1898, A. 

Richards, E. E., Ohio, 1894, A. 

Richards, Mrs. E. H., Mass., 1898, A. 

Richards, Zalmon, D. C. 1857, D. 

Richeson, J., 111., 1897, A. 

Richmond, Sarah E., Md., 1876, L. 

Rickoff, Andrew J., Cal., 1881, D. 

Riddle, W., Pa., 1896, A. 

Rider, Andrew t., N. J., 1897, A. 

Ridge, J. C, Ohio, 1897, A. 

Rideeway, William C, Mo., 1898, A. 

Rightsell, J. R., Ark., 1898, A. 

Rigler. Frank, Ore., 1898, A. 

Riley Co. Ed. Assoc., Kan., 1886, L. 

Riley, Mrs. Matilda E., Mo., 1890, A. 

Riste, W. G., Kan., 1897, A. 

Rivers, W. W., Ark., 1895, A. 

Robbins, C. W., Mo., 1892, A. 

Robbins, George A., 111., 1897, A. 

Robert, James A., Ohio, 1882, L. 

Roberts, Flora, Ind., 1896, A. 

Roberts, Hester A., N. Y., 1894, A. 

Roberts, H. L., III., 1897, A. 

Roberts, L. D., Wis., 1897, A. 

Robertson, J. L., 111., 1897, A. 

Robertson, Powhatan W., D. C, 1896, A. 

Robinson, Albert R., 111., 1895, A. 

Robinson, Lucy, W. Va.. 1896, A. 

Robinson, Oscar D.. N. Y., 1892, A. 

Robinson, W. S., Onio, 1895, A. 

Rocheleau, W. F., 111., 1896, A. 

Rocholl, L. J., Minn., 1897, A. 

Rogers, Dora B., N. C., 1896, A. 

Rogers, J. N., Ga., 1897, A. 

Rogers, Josephine E., N. Y., 1893, A. 

Rogers, Lillian E., Mass., 1897, A. 

Rogers, Rovillus R., N. Y., 1895, A. 

*Rood, Wilbur v., Ohio, 1896, A. 

Roof, F. M., Ala., 1892, A. 

Roop, C. Y., Cal., 1886, L. 

Root. J. A., 111., X897, A. 

Rose, George E., Kan., 1886, L. 

Rose, S. L., Ohio, 1896, A. 

Roth, Anna C, Ky., 1897, A. 

Rounds, Charles C., N. Y., 1876, L. 

Rourke, Mary, Iowa, 1895, A. 

Rowe, Alex M., Minn., 1894, A. 



Rowe, H. M., Md., 1896, A. 
Rowe, Mary £., Ind., 1895, A. 
Rowe, Stuart H., Conn., 1898, A. 
Rowe, W. S.,Ind., 1895, A. 
Rowland, J. H., Ohio, 1896, A. 
Royal, M. G., Wash., 1896, A. 
Rudolf, Ida, Ky^ 189(6, A. 
Russell, James E., N. Y., 1895, A. 
• Russell, J. A., Mass., 1894, A. 
Ryan, George G., N. J., 1894, A. 
Ryon, C. M., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Sabin, Albert R.. 111., 1884, A. 
Sabin, Ellen C, Wis., 1895, A. 
Sabin, Henry, Iowa, 1889, A. 
Sage, A. H., Wis., 1898, A. 
Sage, W. v., Mich., 1896. A. 
Sale, A. R.. Iowa, 1897, A. 
Salisbury, Albert, Wis., 1887, A. 
Samuel, William H., Pa., 1893, A. 
Sanders, D. E., Mont., 1895, A. 
Sanders, F. W., W. Va., 1897, A. 
Sandison, Howard, Ind., 1896, A. 
Sanford, F., Caly^ 1897, A. 
Sanford, Henry K.., N, Y., 1895, A. 
Sanor, S. D., Ohio, 1893, A. 
Sargent, Dualey A., Mass., 1896, A. 
Sargent, Elisa A., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Saunders, Sara A., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Savage, Keed, 111., 1889, A. 
Sawhill, Thomas A., Kan., 1886, L. 
Sawvel, Franklin B., Pa., 1894, A. 
Sawyer, C. L., Minn., 1897, A. 
Saylor, J. F., Neb., 1896, A. 
Scarlett, Augustus, N._J., 1891, A. 
Schaeffer, Nathan C, Pa., 1887, A. 
Schauffler, Alfred T., N. Y., 1895. A. 
Schermerhom, Jane A., N. Y., 1895, A. 
Schiller. J. D., Mich., 1896, A. 
Schmuclcer, S. C, Pa,. i8q2, A. 
Schneider, Henry G., N. Y., X895, A. 
Schofield, Bertha, Minn., 1897, A. 
Schofield. Martha, S. C, 1891, L. 
Scholfield, Bessie M., R. I., 1896, A. 
Schreiber, Mae E., Wis., 1896, A. 
Schryver, Anna A., Mich., X896, A. 
Schurman, J. G., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Schuyler, Aaron, Kan., x886, L. 




Scott, E. H., 111., 1895, A. 
Scott, F. N., Mich., 1807, A. 
Scott, Harriet M., Mich., 1896, A. 
Scott, Izora, Colo., X897, A. 
Scott, James W., Ohio, 1893, A. 
Scott, O. C, 111., 1895, A. 
Scott, W. H., Ohio, 1893, A. 
Scovel, Sylvester, Ohio, 1897, A. 
Scudder, Myron Tracy, Conn., 1895, A. 
Scull, James F., Ind.^ 1895, A. 
*Searing, Ekiward, Minn., 1895, A. 
Searle, Miss S. M., N. J., 1893, A. 
Seaver, Edwin P., Mass., X893, A. 
Seeley, Charles D., N. Y., 189(6, A. 
Seeley, Levi, N. J., 1890, A. 
Seerley, H. H., fowa, X884, A. 
Sellars, D. Francis, III., 1896, A. 
Sclleck, W. F. F., Minn., i89i3, A. 
Scwall, May W., Ind., X897, A. 
Sexton, E. K., N. J., 1897, A. 
Shanahan, Rev. J. W., Pa., 1895, A. 
Sharkey, J. P., Ohio, 1890, A. 
Shaw, A. L., Mich., 1897, A. 
Shaw, Edward R., N. Y., 1893, A. 
.Shaw, Samuel, Wis., 1884, L. 
Shawan, J. A., Ohio, 1894, L, 
Shear, S. R., N. Y., X895, A. 
Shearer, W. J., N. J., 1895, A. 
Shearer, W. S., Iowa, 1897, A. 
Sheats, W. N., Fla., 1893, A. 
Sheber, Cora, Ark., 1898, A. 
Sheldon, William E., Mass., 1857, D. 
Shelley, W. H., Md., 1895, A. 
Shepard, George C, Mich, 1897, A. 
Shepard, Irwin, Minn., 1883, A. 
Sherwood, Jennie M., Ark., 1898, A. 
Shinn, Josiah H., Ark., 1890, A. 
Shippen, Edward, Pa., 1879, L. 



INDEX TO LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 



«, Julia. AA.,.S^A 
anoeiDAkert W. A., Mian., 1005, A. 
Shomey, GuTge H., 111.. 189;, A. 
Shrieves, Emma, Wis., iB^, A. 
Shuts, Gcoree C. Wis., O^, A. 
Sibley. Charles A., Mass., 189;, A. 
•Sickel, 1. F. C, Pa., 1894, A. 
Sieten, A. D. R., Wis., tGo;, A. 
Sielci. F. N., Ohio, 1898. A. 
Sifciw, Jul!. C, Ohio, 1897, A. 
Silke, LucyS., IJI., iS93,A. 
Silver, Edgar O., Mass.. 1894, A. 
Simtrw*]!, E. A.. Kan., .895. A. 
SlinondB, h^., Wis,, .895, A. 

Si"uir's''B„'c'an!!'l89i,A. 
Singer, Edgar A,, Pa,, i8St>, L. 
Sisson, E. 0.,I1I., i897iA. 
Skidmore, SydneyT., Pa., iSss, A. 
Skinner, CharleiTt., N. If., 1890, D. 
Skioiwr, WUIain C, Ohio, iB9j, A. 
•Skinner, W. H„ Neb.. 189s, A, 
Slack, H. W., Minn., 1897, A. 
Slude, Jamee P._^ 111., 1895, A, 
Sl.lon,W,F.,tia., i897,A. 
Slalon, W. M.,Ga., 1B94, A. 
Sl.ua.n,H.M Mich.,Ta«,A. 
Sloiine, Clyde, 111., 180S, A. 
Smallwood, Mabel E., Ill, 1S96, A. 
Smart, James H., Ind., iSjj, D. 
"—■'■■- ''■-A, I11.,tB9t " 
m H., Colo.. 



Smedl'ey, Evs 






Thoraaa, Pa., 1893, A 

^ naT.,li.C.,ie9s.A. 

Smith, Carrie J., Wis.. 1B95, A. 
Smith, Mil. Clinloo, D. Cf„ 1898, 1 
Smith,EdwinR., Wis., 1897, A. 
Smilh.E. E.,111., i396,A. 
Smith, E.R.. 111., iSot, a. 
Smith, EuleiB., Ga., 1BS7. A. 
Smith, F. P., K»n., 1S97, A. 
SmiIh,G M.,S.S.,ie9s.A. 

Smith, H E.. Wis., 189,, A. 

Si™:.hH ,Y.,iB9S,A. 

wa, iSgj, A. 

lio, ■BS,A. _ 



Smith! J ■ 



jmyth. W. S., 111.. 1895, A, 
Sno^ioda, Dora. Ky., 1897, A. 
Snow, Bonnie E., Minn., 1896, A. 
Sno». Francis H., Kan., 1S9}, A. 

Sn^«,A7j.,'ill.,'';89'7, A. ■ 
Snyder, E. R,.Colo.. iBss. *■ 
Snyder, Heniy.N. J., 1894, A. 
Snyder. Jessie M., Ga., .897, A. 
Snyder, J. H., Ohio, 1896, A. 
Snyder, 1 L., Mich.. 1889, A. 
Snyder, Lydia E,. III.. 1S9J, A. 



Slarrett, Mis. H. E., 111., 1B97, -A. 
State Aeri. Coli., Knn., .807, A. 
Stale HHstorical Siiciety, Wis., 1BS4, L. 
State Library, Mass., 1S9S, A. 
State Nor. .School. Cedar Falls, Iowa, 1S9;, A. 
State Not. School, Chico, Cai.. 1897, A, 
State Nor. lichool, Ellensbure, Wash., 1897, A. 
• Siatc Nor. School, Grefley, Colo., 1B97, A. 
State Nor. School, Los Angeles, Cal., 1897, A, 
State Nor. School, MansfiSd, Pa., 1S97, A. 
Slate Nor. School, Hilleisville, Pa., 1S97, A. 
State Nor. School, Moorhead, Minn., 1897. A. 
State Nor. School, Oshkosh, Wis., 1897, A. 
State Nor. School, Plaitevilie, Wis., 1SS4, L. 
State Nor. School, Providence, R. 1., 1897, A, 
SlaK Nor. School, San jose, Cal., .898, A. 
State Nor. School, St. Cloud, Minn., 1897, A. 
SutE Nor. School, Terre Haute, Ind., 1S97, A. 
State Nor. School, Trenton, N. J., 1897, A. 
State Noi. School. Westfleld, Mass., 1S97, A. 
State Not. School, Winona, Minn., 1897, A. 
Sute Teachers- Association of III., T890. D. 
Slate Univ. Ubiaiy, Ohio, 1897, A. 
Stearns, J. W„ Wlit, 1884. L. 
Steele, William L., 111., .890, A. 
Steere, E. A..Mont., 1896, A. 
Btehman,l.H.,lll.,.897,A. 
Stephens, 11. Morse, N. V., 1896, A. 
Stephenson, Lillie S., 111., 18^5, A. 
Stem, Menco, N. V., l83>, L. 
Stetson, W. W., Maine, 189;, A. 
Stevens, Moses C„ Ind., 1876, L. 
Stevens, Ploivden, Jr., N. Y., 1895, A. 
Stevenson, A. L., III.. 1807, A. 
Stevenson, William C. Kan., 1890, A. 
Stewart, 1. N., Wis., 1S84, L. 
Stewart, John A., Mich., 1884, A, 
Stewart, Joseph S., Ga., 189s, A. 
Siewan. N. C^, Ohio, t3^, A. 
Stemrt, Saiah A., Pa., 1SB4, L. 
Sticliney, Lucia, Ohio, 1893, A. 
Stitt,E.W.,N.V.,iB96,A. 
Stockleman, Mary £.. Ohio, 1896, A. 
Siockwell, Mis. Helen H., N.D., 1894, A. 
Siockwell, Thomas B., R. 1., 1891, A. 
Stockwell, Walter L., N, D., 1894, A. 
Stokes, Horace A., Ohio, 1895, A. 
Stone, Mason S., Vt., 1B94, A. 
Stoneroad, Rebecca D., D. C, 1896, A. 
Storm, A. v., Iowa, 1894, A. 
Stout, Georee H., Pa., 1884. A. 
Stout, Isaac H., N. V.,iS9D, A. 
Stout.J.D., Iowa,iB9S,A. 
Stowell, Thomas B.. N. Y., 1B91, A. 
Stischan, Aleiander, S. D,. 1897, A. 
Sliatford, W. R. I., Ind,, itoj. A. 

stiattonl r^'iick E., Minn.', isae, A. 

Stiong, Edwin A., Mich., 1S91, A. 
Strong.JamesW., Minn,,7895, A. 
Stubbs.l. E.,Nev., 1893, A. 
Study, J:n,, Ind., 1897, A. 
Slu.er,'E.Wyo..i895,A. 

Summers, Alexander, D. 'c, i3g8,*A. 
Super, Charles W., Ohio, i^i, A, 
Suplee, Etta, Iowa. tB9;, A. 
Suplee. Fannie, Iowa, ,89;, A. 
Supis. and Princ. Assoc., Wi^., 1884, L. 



II24 



NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION 



Taylor, Edward, Ky., 1896, A. 

Taylor, Henry J.. Iowa, 1W4, L. 

Taylor, J. F., Neb.. 1896, A. 

Taylor, Joseph S., N. Y., 1894, A. 

Teachers' Asso. of Cowley Co., Kan., 1886, L. 

Teachers* Asso. of Riley Co., Kan., 1886, L. 

Teachers' Association, Wis., 1884, L. 

Teachers* Institute. Philadelphia, Pa., 1879, D. 

Teague, Leamy, Ark., 1898, A. 

Templeton, J[. C, Cal.. 1894, A. 

Terrel, Harriet E., Ohio, 1896, A. 

Terrell, Mary C, D. C, 1898, A. 

Terry, Miss j . L., Wis., 1897, A. 

Thames, W. I., Miss, 1897, A. 

Tharpe, F. D., Mo., 1891, A. 

Thatcher, J. L., Wis., 1896, A. 

Thayer, Ada F., N. Y., 1896, A. 

Theilman, Louis, Mo., 1895, A. 

Thiry, J. H., N. Y., 1897, A. 

Thomas, D. W., Ind., 1896, A. 

Thomas, Mrs. Emma A., Mich., 1896, A. 

Thomas, Miss M. J. B., N. J., 1896, A. 

Thomas, R. S.,Ohio, 1896, A. 

Thompson, D. M., N. C, 1898, A. 

Thompson, E. C, Mich., 1894, A. 

Thompson, H. E., Okla., 1895, A. 

Thompson, John G., Mass., 1895, A. 

Thompson, Langdon S., N. J., 1876, L. 

Thompson. O. D., Mich., 1096, A. 

Thompson, T. E., Mass., 1897, A. 

Thompson, William O., Ohio, 1894, A. 

Thomson, Frank D., 111., 1895, A. 

Thudium, C. C, Mo., 1898, A. 

Thurber, Charles H., HI.. 1893, A. 

Thwing, Charles F., Ohio, 1895, A. 

Tibbf ts, Anna, Neb., 1894, A. 

Tibbetts, A. C, Minn.. 1895, A. 

Tiffany, A. J.. 111., 1897, A. 

Tillotson, D. C. Kan., 1886, L. 

Tinker, B. W., Conn., >897, A. 

Titus, Cynthia, Iowa, 1897, A. 

Todd, Emma J , 111., 1897, A. 

Todd, Samuel B., Wis., 1895, A. 

Tolman, Henry L., III., 1897, A. 

Tompkins, A.. III., 1896, A. 

Tompkins. Lillian M., Minn., 1898, A. 

Tormey, J. A., Minn.. 1897, A. 

Tower, Belle M., Mich., 1897, A. 

Tracy, Frank N., 111., 1896, A. 

Trant, Amelia Earle, N. V., 1896, A. 

Trask, H. M., Pa., 1895, A. 

Travell, Ira W., N. J., 1897, A. 

Tressler, A. W., Wis., 189a, A. 

Treudley, F., Ohio, 1891. A. 

Trotter, J. R., W. Va.. 1897, A. 

Tucker, Anna M. P., Ohio, 1896. A. 

Tulloch, Mrs. M., D. C. 1898, A. 

Turner, Alfred, Mass., 1895, A. 

Turner, J. E., III., 1895, A. 

Turner, J. M., Wis., 1897, A. 

Turner, Marie L., Mo., 1895, A. 

Tuttle, Albert H., Va., 1896, A. 

Tutwiler, Julia S., Ala., 1882, A. 

Twichell, Hattie, Mass., 1895, A. 

Twining, Nathan C, Cal., 1884, L. 

Twiss, George R., Ohio, 1894, A. 

Underbill, Volney, III., 1893, A. 

University of California, 1895, A. 

University of Georgia, 1895, A. 

University of lowa^ 1897, A. 

University of Michigan, 1898, A. 

University of Missouri, 1895, A. 

University of Nebraska, 1898, A, 

University of Omaha, Neb., 1897, A. 

University of State oit N. Y., 1893, L. 

University of Utah, 1895, A. 

Upton, R. R., Ohio. 1898, A. 

Vail, Henry H., N. Y., 1897, A. 

Vaile, E. O., 111.. 1895, A. 

Van Aken, Mrs. G., N. Y., 1894, L. 

Vance, Sophie, Ohio, 1890, A. 

Van Cleve, C. L., Ohio, i8ig|6, A. 

Van Cleve, Edward M., Ohio, 1897, A. 

Vandervort, C. R.. III., 1896, A. 

Vandyke, J. A., Minn., 1896, A. 

Van Liew, Charles C, Cal., 1894, A. 

Van Ostrand, B. D., Kan., 1896, A. 

Van Rensselaer, Martha, N. Y., 1894, A, 



Van Sickle, James H., Colo., 1893, A. 
Van Tassel, I. N., Ohio, 1898, A. 
Van Wie, Charles B.. ^la., 1895, A. 
Veatch^ Nathan T., 111., 1895, A. 
Vert, Edmund J., S. D., 1895, A. 
Virtue, G. O., Minn., 1898, A. 
Vose, L. D., 111., 1894, A. 
• Vroom, W. F., N. Y., 1898, A. 
Wabash College, Ind., 1895, A, 
Wade, Margaret I., N. J., 1894, A. 
Waite, Emma S., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Waldo, Eveline A., La., X897, A. 
Walke, Matilda L., Ohio, 1892, A. 
Walker, E. W., Wis., 1897. A. 
Walker, ^iss £., Minn., 1897, A. 
Walker, P. R., 111., 1890, A. 
Walrath, M. H., N. Y., 1896, A, 
Walsh, J. H., N. Y., 1895, A. 
Walter, Mary, Ohio, 1898, A. 
Walter, Saran J., Conn., 1898, A. 
Walton, George A., Mass., 1893, A. 
Ward, Henry B., Neb., 1897, A. 
Ware, N. E., Ga., 1896, A. 
Waring, J. H. N., Md., 1898, A. 
Warner, A. B., Iowa, 1894, A. 
Warr, J. W., III., 1895, A. 
Washburn, Kirk N., Mass., 1896, A. 
Waterbury, R. A., Wis., 1896, A. 
Watcrhouse, A. H., Neb., 1896, A. 
Waterman, Richard. 111., 1896, A. 
Watson, Edith M., Wis., 1897, A. 
Watt, W. E., 111., 1895, A. 
Weaver, E. W., Ky., 1897, A. 
Weaver, W. D., Ind., 1895, A. 
Weber, A. W., Wis., 1897, A. 
Weber, H. C, Tenn., 1897, A. 
Webber, Lottie, Ark., 1898, A. 
Webster, W. F., Minn., 1896, A. 
Weeks, C. W., 111., 1895, A. 
♦Weeks, Ellen G., Wis., 1897, A. 
Weld, Frank A^ Minn., 1895, A. 
Welles, Frank E., N. Y., 1895, A. 
Welsh, J. P., Pa., 1896, A. 
Weldon, Edward, Pa., 1898, A. 
Welton, William, 111., 1897, A. 
Wentz, Etta L., N. Y., 1896, A. 
Wemick, E. V., Wis., 1895, A. 
West, Allen B., Wis., 1897, A. 
West, Claude L., N. J., 1898, A. 
Westcott, Edith, D. C., x89iB, A. 
Westcott, O. S., 111., 1895, A. 
Westervelt, Z. F., N. Y., 1897, A. 
Westfall, Mary B., Ohio, 1897, A. 
Weston, Mrs. O. E., Mex., 1897, A. 
Wheatley, Emma, Neb., 1895, A. 
Wheaton, Ellen F., Minn., 1&97, A. 
Wheeler. Henry N., Mass., 185^, A. 
Wheelock, Charles F., N. Y., 1895, A. 
Whelpley, J. W.. D. C., 1898, A. 
Whipple, H. A., Wis., 1897, A. 
Whitcomb, Arthur K., Mass., 1893, A. 
White, Charles G., Mich., 1895, D. 
White, Daniel A^ III.. 1895, A. 
White, Emerson E., Ohio, 1870, D. 
White, H. C, Ga., 1896, A. 
White, J. T., Md., 1898, A. 
White, J. U., Mo., 1887, A. 
White, W. H., Mich., 1897, A. 
White, W. J., Ohio, 1891, A. 
White, William M., Ohio, 1896, A. 
White. W. T., Tenn., 1889, A. 
Whitetord, J. A., Mo., 1895, A. 
Whitford, William C, Wis., 1884, L. 
Whitman, B. L., D. C, 1895, A. 
Whitney, Allen S.. Mich., 1894, A. 
Whitney, M. A., 111., 1891, A. 
Whitney, O. C, Wash., 1898, A. 
Whitney, S. Emory, Mich., 1893, A. 
Whittemore, Henry, Mass., 1895, A. 
Whitde, W. R., R. I., 1896, A. 
Wiard, Louise A., Ky., 1896, A. 
Wickham, Kate M., Neb., 1895, A. 
Wicks, John F., 111., 1897, A. 
Widner, Esther A., Ohio, 1880, L. 
Wiley, William H., Ind., 1896, A. 
Wilkins, A. H., Tex., 1894, A. 
Wilkinson, J. I., Kan., x89i5, A. 
Wilkinson, J. N., Kan., 1884, A, 



INDEX TO LIFE AND ACTIVE MEMBERS 



1125 



Willard, F. E., Iowa, 1806, A. 
Williams Coll. Library, Mass., 1897, A. 
Williams, Mrs. Delia, Ohio, 1870, L. 
Williams, J. D., 111., 1896, A. 
Williams,!. W., Ind. T., 1898, A. 
Williams, Philo J., Kan., 1886, L. 
Williams, T. E., Ga,, 1895, A. 
Williams, Thyrza C. "' 



a., i89<, I 
H., AVis.. 



......»..», *....^<. ^., *'. J., 1897, A. 

Williams, William H., Wis.. 1897, A. 
Williams, William J., Neb., 1895, A. 
Williamson, J. E., Iowa, 1895, A. 
Willis, D. M., W. Va., 1895, A. 
Willis, H. B., N. J., 1892, A. 
Willis, W. Ay Iowa, 1884, L. 
Wilson, A. H., N. J., 1896, A. 
Wilson, Harry G., 111., 1895, A. 
Wilson, H. £., Ariz., 1895, A. 
Wilson, J. H., D. C, i8g3, A. 
Wilson, J. Ormond, D. C., 1880, D. 
Wilson, V. L., Iowa, 1897, A. 
Wilson, William E., Wash., 1890, A. 
Windgate, Ida M., Ohio, 1896, A. 
Wing, Jessie, Colo., 1895, A. 
Winne, James, N. Y., 1892, A. 
Winship, Albert E., Mass., 1892, A. 
Winston, George T., Tex., 1896, A. 
Winterton. Jessie M., N. Y., 1897. A. 
Winthrop Nor. Sch., S. C, 1895, A. 
Wirick, L. A., Mc, 1897, A. 
Wise, Henry A.. Md., 1885, A. 
Wise, W. J., Colo., 1895, A. 
Witchard, T. H., Ga., 1896, A. 
Witmer, Charles K., Pa., 1894, A. 
Witmer, Lightner, Pa., 1898, A. 
Witter, F. M., Iowa, 1897, A. 



Witter, J. C, N. Y., 1898, A. 
Wolfe, H. K., Neb., 1896, A. 
Wolfe, L. E., Ran., 1890, A. 
Wood, Court F., D. C, 1897, A. 
Wood, Emory M., Kan., 1889, A. 
Wood, James A., N. Mex., 1897, A. 
Wood, John A., Ind., 1898, A. 
Wood, O. M., Mo., 1893, A. 
Woodley, O. I., Mich., 1896, A. 
Woodmansee, Miss M. A., Ohio, 1898, A. 
Woods, Francis M., 111., 1896, A. 
Woodward, C. F., Iowa, 1897, A. 
Woodward, CM., Mo., t887, A. 
Woodward, J. C, Ga., 1897, A. 
Woody, H. G., Ind., 1893, A. 
Wooley, L. C, N. J., 1893, A. 
Worden, Mrs. E. D., Kan., 1897, A. 
Worthington, John D., Md,, 1893, A. 
Wright, A. M.. N. Y., 1893, A. 
Wright, Anna J., Ohio, 1894, A. 
Wright, Edmund W., Vt., 1889, L. 
Wright, L. L., Mich., 1896, A. 
Wright, William R., N. J., 1892, A. 
Wylie, Mrs. M. J. B., N. Y., 1891, L. 
Yerby, John U., Ala.. 1895, A. 
Yoder, A. H., Ind., 1896, A. 




Young, Robert G., 111., 1889, A. 
Ziek, Mary, Iowa, 1898, A. 
Zillafro, Margaret C, Pa., 1896, A. 
Zimmerman, Charles F. A., Wis., 1895, A. 
Zirkle, H. \V., Colo., 1898, A. 
Zook, Mrs. Laura, Mont., 1897, A. 



, ;'^ TStiO 



./\'r«#v 



CLASSIFIED MEMBERSHIP BY STATES 



IN THE 



NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION 

FOR THE YEAR 1898 — (WASHINGTON MEETING) 



State or Territory 



Total, 



North Atlantic Division, 
Soutli Atlantic Division, 
5outli Central Division, 
Nortli Central Division, 
Western Division, 
Poreisn> .... 
Unclassified, . 

North Atlantic Division- 
Maine, .... 

New Hampshire, 

Vermont, 

Massachusetts, 

Rhode Island, 

Connecticut, . 

New York, 

New Jersey, . 

Pennsylvania, 
South Atlantic Division- 
Delaware, 

Maryland, 

District of Columbia, 

Virginia, . 

West Virginia, 

North Carolina, 

South Carolina, 

Georgia, 

Florida, .... 
South Central Division- 
Kentucky, 

Tennessee, 

Alabama, 

Mississippi, 

Louisiana, 

Texas, .... 

Arkansas, 

Oklahoma, 

Indian Territory, 
North Central Division- 
Ohio, .... 

Indiana, . . * . 

Illinois, .... 

Michigan, 

Wisconsin, 

Iowa, .... 

Minnesota, 

Missouri, 

North Dakota, 

South Dakota, 

Nebraska, 

Kansas, .... 
Western Division- 
Montana, 

Wyoming, 

Colorado, . . 

New Mexico, . 

Arizona, 

Utah, .... 

Nevada, .... 



Idaho. 



7 



Washington, 
Oregon, . 
California, 
Alaska, . 

Canada, . 

Hunsrary, 

flexico, 

Ars:entine, 



Active Membership 



Life 
Directors 



38 



9 

4 

3 

18 

4 



2 

I 

5 

> • 

I 

3 

I 



I 
2 



3 

I 

6 
2 

X 

I 
2 



X 
2 



Life 
Members 



135 



23 

9 
2 

90 

II 



I 
3 

I 
10 

I 
7 



I 
3 

I 
2 

I 
I 



15 

3 
8 

34 

a 
2 

3 



4 
19 

I 
I 



I 
I 
7 



Active 

Members 

t 



1.779 



489 
126 

138 
888 

133 
5 



93 
14 
16 
208 
72 

77 

3 
19 
44 

8 
II 

8 

6 
23 

4 

28 

II 

17 

9 
ir 

19 
37 

5 

I 

132 

69 

233 

63 
102 

6x 
75 
59 
13 
9 
39 
34 

13 
5 

1- 

5 

7 

2 

3 

8 

5 
35 

I 

3 

I 

I 



Total 
Active 
Member- 
ship 



1.952 



521 

139 

143 
996 

148 

5 



3 
98 

15 

17 
223 

73 
85 

3 
20 

50 
8 

13 
10 

7 
24 

4 

31 
13 
17 
9 
II 

^9 
37 

5 

I 

150 
73 

247 
65 

136 
64 
78 
64 
13 
9 
43 
55 

14 
5 

45 
6 

5 

7 

a 

3 

9 

7 

44 

I 

3 

I 

X 



Associate 
Member- 
ship 



8,581 



971 
1,007 

1.445 
4,886 

264 

8 



3 
6 

8 

61 

21 

^4 
286 

99 
473 

6 

60 

332 

55 

1x6 

66 

85 

237 

50 

377 

235 
212 

91 

135 
238 

95 

55 

7 

1,163 
51B 

I.093 
314 
235 

319 
86 

731 
13 
36 
60 

327 

6 

3 

151 

21 

16 
18 



3 

3 

43 



I 
I 



Total 
Member- 
ship 



10,654 



1,492 
1,146 

1.589 
5,882 

412 

13 
120 



10 

6 

II 

159 

36 

31 

509 

172 

558 

8? 

382 

63 
129 

76 

92 

261 

54 

408 
248 
229 
100 
146 

257 

132 

60 

8 

i»3i3 

591 
1,340 

379 
361 

383 

164 

795 
a6 

45 
103 
382 

so 

8 

196 

27 
21 

25 

2 

3 

12 
ID 

87 

I 

9 

X 

a 



1 126 



RECORP OF MEMBERSHIP BY STATES 

m THE 

NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION 

FOR EACH YEAR FROM 1884-98, INCLUSIVE, 

Kxcepting for 1893, when no regular meeting was held. Heavier numbers show membership 

from the state in which the meeting for the year was held. 



State or Territory 


a 


ei 


V 

0. 




8 



a 
cs 

e 






2 

a 

2 


cs 

2 


a 


• 

> 
a 





s 
cs 


a • 
8 

.5 

c3 


13 


erage 
embership 




1884 

2,729 

792 


a 

1885 

623 
406 


e2 

1886 

1,197 
386 


6 
1887 

9."5 
773 


ei 

1888 

7,216 

803 


C8 

z 

1889 
1,984 

lOI 


C/3 
1890 

5,474 
795 


e2 

189T 

4,778 
426 


cs 

1892 
3,360 
1,187 


< 
1894 

5,915 
1,711 




3 

n 

1896 
9,072 
2,940 


189/ 

7,111 

942 


^ 


fS 


i^ 




1895 
11,297 


1898 






Total, . . . 


10,653 


80,526 


5,752 


North Atlantic Div., 


1,462 


1,492 


14,216 


1,015 


South Atlantic Div., 


77 


16 


31 


44 


"3 


128 


95 


151 


309 


271 


289 


237 


172 


1,146 


3,079 


219 


South Central Div., 


III 


19 


47 


370 


216 


1,074 


261 


417 


253 


460 


899 


419 


304 


1,588 


6,038 


459 


North Central Div., 


1,712 


176 


• 708 


7,671 


1,074 


642 


4,156 


2,933 


1,456 


3,357 


7,211 


5.083 


5,315 


5,882 


47,378 


3,384 


Western Div., • . 


26 


7 


25 


102 


4,974 


38 


122 


196 


104 


73 


1,403 


377 


366 


412 


8,225 


588 


Foreign, .... 


II 


I 


. a 


155 


36 


I 


45 


655 


51 


43 


33 


16 


12 


13 


1,072 


76 


Unclassified, . . 








• • 




• • 




• • 






• • 


• • 




120 


120 


• • 


North Atlantic Div.— 










Maine, . . . 
New Hampshire, 


21 


2 


5 


25 


II 


• a 


32 


30 


10 


5 


24 


7 


7 


10 


189 


13 


64 


6 


10 


23 


II 


.. 


32 


9 


5 


7 


27 


8 


6 


6 


214 


15 


Vermont, . . . 


43 


8 


3 


41 


4 


. 


40 


4 


20 


4 


13 


14 


15 


11 


290 


x6 


Massachusetts, . 


310 


145 


85 


277 


206 


28 


290 


114 


212 


52 


191 


197 


159 


159 


2,425 


173 


Rhode Island, . 


50 


13 


13 


29 


30 


4 


31 


42 


23 


12 


55 


35 


23 


36 


386 


27 


Connecticut, . . 


40 


18 


23 


36 


48 


4 


31 


18 


63 


13 


26 


43 


24 


31 


408 


29 


New York, . . 


143 


159 


91 


211 


210 


29 


228 


117 


611 


326 


521 


2,132 


411 


509 


5,7ox 


407 


New Jersey, . . 


40 


27 


35 


23 


41 


13 


12 


16 


65 


969 


168 


179 


no 


172 


1,698 


134 


Pennsylvania, . 


81 


28 


121 


iq8 


242 


23 


99 


76 


178 


323 


437 


325 


187 


558 


2,786 


199 


South Atlantic Div.— 


































Delaware, . . 


I 


• • 


4 




3 


I 


2 


5 


6 


8 


17 


II 


8 


9 


75 


5 


Maryland, . . 


5 


, 1 


10 


8 


17 


3 


7 


13 


49 


45 


53 


23 


31 


80 


345 


25 


District of Col., 


30 


I 


7 


12 


32 


13 


21 


10 


35 


24 


47 


29 


57 


382 


703 


50 


Virginia. . . . 


6 


4 


3 


2 


18 


12 


2 


8 


2 


24 


36 


21 


10 


63 


2JO 


15 


West Virginia, . 


15 


3 


3 


8 


6 


6 


27 


49 


20 


37 


49 


52 


16 


129 


419 


30 


North Carolina, 


3 


2 




2 


8 


12 


2 


13 


17 


15 


5 


14 


4 


76 


175 


13 


South Carolina, 


5 


4 


I 


2 


13 


22 


4 


18 


14 


52 


I 


31 


7 


92 


263 


19 


Georgia, . . . 


II 


I 


2 


ID 


16 


43 


2.' 


31 


163 


64 


62 


43 


30 


261 


760 


54 


Florida, . . . 


I 


I 


I 


., 


• • 


16 


7 


4 


3 


2 


19 


13 


9 


54 


129 


9 


South Central Div.— 


































Kentucky, . . 


33 


2 


8 


151 


22 


114 


39 


57 


42 


128 


176 


77 


98 


408 


1,355 


98 


Tennessee, 




12 


6 


5 


62 


83 


607 


97 


124 


57 


124 


66 


57 


25 


248 


1,573 


112 


Alabama, . , 




9 


I 


I 


16 


45 


123 


35 


79 


51 


41 


41 


59 


25 


229 


755 


54 


Mississippi, , 




7 


I 


2 


7 


10 


87 


44 


42 


36 


20 


49 


25 


19 


100 


449 


32 


Louisiana. 




3 


7 


8 


II 


7 


19 


13 


25 


21 


35 


108 


25 


42 


146 


470 


34 


Texas, . . 




22 


^i 


15 


55 


29 


89 


20 


53 


9 


82 


294 


99 


41 


257 


x,o66 


76 


Arkansas, 




22 


• * 


8 


67 


12 


29 


12 


34 


33 


25 


84 


63 


41 


132 


559 


40 


Oklahoma, . 




,. 


^ ^ 


., 










\ . 




4 


58 


14 


II 


60 


147 


25 


Indian Territory, 


3 


I 


• • 


I 


8 


6 


X 


3 


4 


I 


23 




2 


7 


60 


4 


North Central Div — 


































Ohio, .... 


T2I 


43 


67 


581 


225 


60 


361 


355 


178 


990 


592 


565 


357 


1,313 


5.808 


415 


Indiana, . . 




54 


15 


46 


418 


71 


89 


206 


149 


65 


258 


321 


250 


205 


591 


2,738 


196 


Illinois, . . 




354 


33 


164 


1,750 


222 


204 


625 


666 


214 


871 


1,495 


1,174 


785 


1,340 


9,895 


707 


Michigan, 




77 


12 


20 


273 


40 


29 


137 


259 


285 


155 


204 


589 


327 


379 


2,786 


198 


Wisconsin, . 




546 


18 


18 


486 


57 


28 


443 


222 


72 


143 


188 


413 


1,870 


361 


4.864 


347 


Iowa, . . . 


• 


304 


18 


87 


1,146 


96 


67 


572 


278 


no 


164 


x,o86 


578 


543 


383 


5,432 


387 


Minnesota, , 




132 


9 


II 


649 


58 


x6 


933 


118 


54 


86 


193 


303 


333 


164 


3,059 


219 


Missouri, . 




46 


II 


73 


625 


133 


68 


249 


320 


189 


435 


i,"3 


406 


285 


795 


4,748 


339 


North Dakota, . 














99 


32 


t6 


8 


28 


34 


53 


26 


982 




South Dakota, . 


'^i 


I 


5 


149 


8 


7 


109 


31 


20 


9 


78 


83 


xi8 


45 


70 


Nebraska . . , 


39 


5 


77 


634 


40 


10 


147 


220 


126 


127 


742 


363 


251 


103 


2,834 


202 


Kansas, . , . 


16 


XI 


190 


960 


124 


64 


275 


283 


127 


XXI 


i,i7X 


325 


187 


382 


4,226 


302 


Western Div.— 


































Montana, . . . 


3 


I 


I 


9 


4 


5 


37 


• 24 


9 


3 


15 


43 


78 


20 


252 


18 


Wyoming, 




I 


2 


2 


8 


8 


• • 


5 


13 


4 


2 


48 


7 


xo 


8 


J 20 


9 


Colorado, 




12 


2 


II 


40 


109 


8 


56 


114 


59 


58 


1,136 


177 


145 


196 


2,123 


152 


New Mexico, 




• • 




, ^ 


2 


26 


2 


I 


7 


5 




26 


16 


21 


27 


133 


13 


Arizona, . 




• • 




• • 


I 


45 


I 


X 




2 


2 


II 


6 


6 


21 


96 


10 


Utah, . . 




• • 


I 


3 


4 


127 


■ • 


• • 


10 


8 


4 


89 


37 


22 


25 


330 


28 


Nevada, . . 




I 




X 


6 


134 


• • 


I 


• a 


• ■ 


• • 


2 


5 


3 


2 


155 


10 


Idaho, I . 




• • 




. I 


• ■ 


12 


• ■ 


• • 


• • 


I 


1 


3 


xo 


6 


3 


37 


3 


Washington, 




X 




I 


3 


27 


I 


6 


18 


I 


2 


6 


16 


8 


12 


102 


7 


Orejjon, . . 




3 


I 


I 


II 


204 


8 


7 


5 


5 


^ , 


14 


9 


7 


10 


285 


20 


California, 




5 




4 


18 


4,278 


13 


8 


5 


10 


I 


53 


51 


56 


87 


4,589 


328 


Alaska, 




• • 




• • 


• • 


• • 






• • 


.. 


• • 


■ • 


• ( 




I 


I 


I 


Miscellaneous, • 




II 




• • 


143 


16 


■ • 


., 


5 


3 


2 


I 


2 


5 


4 


192 


14 


Canada, • • • 




• • 


I 


« • 


12 


20 


X' 


45 


650 


48 


41 


32 


14 


^ 


9 


891 


64 



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