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Composed  and  Printed  By 

The  University  of  Chicago  Press 

Chicago,  Illinois,  U.  S.  A. 


CONTENTS 


PAOX 

Act  of  Incorporation i 

By-Laws     - -- 5 

Certipicate  of  Incxjrporation 8 

Calendar  of  Meetings    --- lo 

General  Officers  for  1905-6  also  1906-7 12 

Board  of  Directors  for  1905-6  also  1906-7 12 

Departicent  Officers  for  1905-6  also  1906-7 14 

General  Officers  for  1907-8 -16 

Board  of  Directors  for  1907-8 -16 

Department  Officers  for  1907-8 17 

Report  of  Treasurer 20 

Report  of  Board  of  Trustees -'22 

Journal  of  Proceedings  of  General  Sessions 25 

Report  of  Committee  on  Resolutions — Declaration          -       -       -       -  29 

Minutes  of  Annual  Meeting  of  Active  Members 35 

Minutes  of  Meeting  of  Board  of  Directors,  1906-7          -       -       -       -  4* 

Minutes  of  Meeting  of  Board  of  Directors,  1907-8          -       -       -       -  46 

Report  of  the  Secretary  to  the  Board  of  Trustees        -       -       -       -  55 

Necrology  List 63 

List  of  Corresponding  Members 65 

List  of  Active  Members 67 

Index  to  Active  Membership  List         --------  223 

Statistical  Table  of  Active  Membership  to  January  i,  1908    -        -       -  246 

Statistical  Table  of  Membership  since  1895 247 

Inventory  and  Price-List  of  Publications 248 

Price-List  of  Reprints  from  the  Annual  Volumes  op  Proceedings          -  249 


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THE  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 
OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 

1857-1870 
The  National  Teachers*  Association 

Organized  August  26,  1857,  at  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania. 
Purpose — To  devote  the  character  and  advance  the  interests  of  the  profession 

of  teachings  and  to  promote  the  cause  of  .popular  education  in  the  United 

States. 

The  name  of  the  association  was  changed  at  Cleveland,  Ohio,  on  August 

iS>  1870,  to  the  "National  Educational  Association." 

1870-1907 

National  Educational  Association 

Incorporated  under  the  laws  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  February  24, 
1886,  under  the  name,  "National  Education  Association,"  which  was 
changed  to  "National  Educational  Association,"  by  certificate  filed 
November  6,  1886. 

1907- 

National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States 

Incorporated  under  <a  special  act  of  Congress,  approved  June  30,  1906, 
to  succeed  the  "National  Educational  Association."  The  charter  was 
accepted  and  by-laws  were  adopted  at  the  Fiftieth  Anniversary  Conven- 
tion held  July  10,  1907,  at  Los  Angeles,  California. 

AN  ACT  TO  INCORPORATE  THE  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIA- 
TION OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 
Be  it  enacted  by  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representdtivei  of  the  United  States  of  America 

in  Congress  assembled: 

Section  i.  That  the  following  named  persons,  who  are  now  the  officers  and  directors 
and  trustees  of  the  National  Educational  Association  a  corporation  organized  in  the 
year  eighteen  hundred  and  eighty-six,  under  the  Act  of  General  Incorporation  of  the 
Revised  Statutes  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  viz. :  Nathan  C.  Schaefifer,  Eliphalet  Oram 
Lyte,JohnW.Lansinger,  of  Pennsylvania;  Isaac  W.  Hill,  of  Alabama;  Arthur  J.Matthews, 
of  Arizona;  John  H.  Hinemon,  George  B.  Cook,  of  Arkansas;  Joseph  O'Connor,  Josiah 
L.  Pickard,  Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  of  California;  Aaron  Gove,  Ezekiel  H.  Cook,  Lewis 
C.  Greenlee,  of  Colorado;  Charles  H.  Keyes,  of  Connecticut;  George  W.  Twitmyer,  of 
Delaware;  J.  Ormond  Wilson,  William  T.  Harris,  Alexander  T.  Stuart,  of  the  District  of 
Columbia;  Clem  Hampton,  of  Florida;  William  M.  Slaton,  of  Georgia;  Frances  Mann, 
of  Idaho;  J.  Stanley  Brown,  ♦Albert  G.  Lane,  Charles  I.  Parker,  John  W.  Cook,  Joshua 
Pike,  Albert  R.  Taylor,  Joseph  A.  Mercer,  of  Illinois;  Nebraska  Cropsey,  Thomas  A. 
Mott,  of  Indiana;   John  D.  Benedict,  of  Indian  Territory;]  John  F.  Riggs,  Ashley  V. 

•Dtoeaatd. 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Storm,  of  Iowa;  John  W.  Spindler,  Jasper  N.  Wilkinson,  A.  V.  Jewctt,  Luther  D.  Whitte- 
more,  of  Kansas;  WilHasa  Henry  Bartholomew,  of  Kentucky;  Warren  Easton,  of  Louisiana; 
*John  S.  Locke,  of  Maine;  M.  Bates  Stephens,  of  Maryland;  Charles  W.  Eliot,  *Mary 
H.  Hunt,  Henry  T.  Bailey,  of  Massachusetts;  Hugh  A.  Graham,  Charles  G.White,  William 
H.  Elson,  of  Michigan;  ^William  F.  Phelps,  Irwin  Shepard,  John  A.  Cranston,  of  Minne- 
sota; Robert  B.  Fulton,  of  Mississippi;  F.  Louis  Soldan,  James  M.  Greenwood,  William  J. 
Hawkins,  of  Missouri;  Oscar  J.  Craig,  of  Montana;  George  L.  Towne,  of  Nebraska; 
Joseph  E.  Stubbs,  of  Nevada;  James  E.  Klock,  of  New  Hampshire;  James  M.  Green, 
John  Enright,  of  New  Jersey;  Charles  M.  Light,  of  New  Mexico;  James  H.  Canfield, 
Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  William  H.  Maxwell,  Charles  R.  Skinner,  ^Albert  P.  Marble, 
James  C  Byrnes,  of  New  York;  James  Y.  Joyner,  Julius  Isaac  Foust,  of  North  Carolina; 
Pitt  Gordon  Knowlton,  of  North  Dakota;  Oscar  T.  Corson,  Jacob  A.  Shawan,  Wells  L. 
Griswold,  of  Ohio;  Edgar  S.  Vaught,  Andrew  R.  Hickham,  of  Oklahoma;  Charles  Car- 
roll Stratton,  Edwin  D.  Ressler,  of  Oregon;  Thomas  W.  Bicknell,  Walter  Ballou  Jacobs, 
of  Rhode  Island;  David  B.  Johnson,  Robert  P.  Pell,  of  South  Carolina;  MbriU  Adelbert 
Lange,  of  South  Dakota;  Eugene  F.  Turner,  of  Tennessee;  Lloyd  E.  Wolfe,  of  Texas; 
David  H.  Christensen,  of  Utah;  Henry  O.  Wheeler,  Isaac  Thomas,  of  Vermont;  Joseph 
L.  Jarman,  of  Virginia;  Edward  T.  Mathes,  of  Washington;  T.  Marcellus  Marshall, 
Lucy  Robinson,  of  West  Virginia;  Lorenzo  D.  Harvey,  of  Wisconsin;  Thomas  T.  Tynan, 
of  Wyoming,  Cassia  Patton,  of  Alaska;  Frank  I{.  Ball,  of  Porto  Rico;  Arthur  F.  Griffiths, 
of  Hawaii;  C.  H.  Maxson,  of  the  Philippine  Islands,  and  such  other  persons  as  now  are 
or  may  hereafter  be  associated  with  them  as  officers  or  members  of  said  Association,  are 
hereby  incorporated  and  declared  to  be  a  body  corporate  of  the  District  of  Columbia  by 
the  name  of  the  "National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States,"  and  by  that 
name  shall  be  known  and  have  perpetual  succession  with  the  powers,  limitations,  and 
restrictions  herein  contained. 

Sec.  2.  That  the  purpose  and  object  of  the  said  corporation  shall  be  to  elevate  the 
character  and  advance  the  interests  of  the  profession  of  teaching,  and  to  promote  the  cause 
of  education  in  the  United  States.  This  corporation  shaU  include  the  National  Council 
of  Education  and  the  following  departments,  and  such  others  as  may  hereafter  be  created 
by  organization  or  consolidation,  to  wit:  the  Departments,  first,  of  Superintendence;  second, 
of  Normal  Schools;  third,  of  Elementary  Education;  fourth,  of  Higher  Education; 
fifth,  of  Manual  Training;  sixth,  of  Art  Education;  seventh,  of  Kindergarten  Education; 
eighth,  of  Music  Education;  ninth,  of  Secondary  Education;  tenth,  of  Business  Education; 
eleventh,  of  Child-Study;  twelfth,  of  Physical  Education;  thirteenth,  of  Natural  Science 
Instruction;  fourteenth,  of  School  Administration;  fifteenth,  the  Library  Department; 
sixteenth,  of  Special  Education;  seventeenth,  of  Indian  Education;  the  powers  and  duties 
and  the  number  and  names  of  these  departments  and  of  the  National  Coimdl  of  Education 
may  be  changed  or  abolished  at  the  pleasure  of  the  corporation,  as  provided  in  its  By-Laws. 
Sec.  3.  That  the  said  corporation  shall  further  have  power  to  have  and  to  use  a 
common  seal,  and  to  alter  and  change  the  same  at  its  pleasure;  to  sue  or  to  be  sued  in 
any  court  of  the  United  States,  or  other  court  of  competent  jurisdiction;  to  make  by-laws 
not  inconsistent  with  the  provisions  of  this  act  or  of  the  constitution  of  the  United  States; 
to  take  or  receive,  whether  by  gift,  grant,  devise,  bequest,  or  purchase,  any  real  or  personal 
estate,  and  to  hold,  grant,  convey,  hire,  or  lease  the  same  for  the  purposes  of  its  incorpora- 
tion; and  to  accept  and  administer  any  trust  of  real  or  personal  estate  for  any  educational 
purpose  within  the  objects  of  the  corporation. 

Sec  4.  That  all  real  property  of  the  corporation  within  the  District  of  Columbia, 
which  shall  be  used  by  the  corporation  for  the  educational  or  other  purposes  of  the  cor- 
poration as  aforesaid,  other  than  the  purposes  of  producing  income,  and  all  personal  prop- 
erty and  funds  of  the  corporation  held,  used,  or  invested  for  educational  purposes  afore- 
said, or  to  produce  income  to  be  used  for  such  purposes,  shall  be  exempt  from  taxation; 
^^  Deceased. 


ACT  OF  INCORPORATION 


provided,  however,  that  this  exemption  shall  not  apply  to  any  property  of  the  corporation 
which  shall  not  be  used  for,  or  the  income  of  which  shall  not  be  applied  to,  the  educational 
purposes  of  the  corporation;  and,  provided  further ,  that  the  corporation  shall  annually 
file,  with  the  Commissioner  of  Education  of  the  United  States,  a  report  in  writing,  stating 
in  detail  the  property,  real  and  personal,  held  by  the  corporation,  and  the  expenditure 
or  other  use  or  disposition  of  the  same,  or  the  income  thereof,  during  the  preceding  year. 

Sec.  5.  That  the  membership  of  the  said  corporation  shall  consist  of  three  classes  of 
membersr— viz.,  active,  associate,  and  corresponding — ^whose  qualifications,  terms  of 
membership,  rights,  and  obligations  shall  be  prescribed  by  the  By-Laws  of  the  corporation. 

Sec.  6.  That  the  officers  of  the  said  corporation  shall  be  a  President,  twelve  Vice- 
Presidents,  a  Secretary,  a  Treasurer,  a  Board  of  Directors,  an  Executive  Committee, 
and  a  Board  of  Trustees. 

The  Board  of  Directors  shall  consist  of  a  President,  the  First  Vice-President,  the  Sec- 
retary, the  Treasurer,  the  chairman  of  the  Board  of  Trustees,  and  one  additional  member 
from  each  state,  territory,  or  district,  to  be  elected  by  the  active  members  for  the  term  of 
one  year,  or  until  their  successors  are  chosen,  and  of  all  life  directors  of  the  National  Edu- 
cational Association.  The  United  States  Commissioner  of  Education,  and  all  former 
Presidents  of  the  said  Association  now  living,  and  all  future  PreSdents  of  the  Association 
hereby  incorporated,  at  the  close  of  their  respective  terms  of  office,  shall  be  members  of 
the  Board  of  Directors  for  life.  The  Board  of  Directors  shall  have  power  to  fill  all  vacancies 
in  their  own  body;  shall  have  in  charge  the  general  interests  of  the  corporation,  excepting 
those  herein  intrusted  to  the  Board  of  Trustees;  and  shall  possess  such  other  powers  as 
shall  be  conferred  upon  them  by  the  By-Laws  of  the  corporatioiL 

The  Executive  Committee  shall  consist  of  five  members,  as  follows:  the  President  of 
the  Association,  the  First  Vice-President,  the  Treasurer,  the  Chairman  of  the  Board  of 
Trustees,  and  a  member  of  the  Association,  to  be  chosen  annually  by  the  Board  of  Directors, 
to  serve  one  year.  The  said  committee  shall  have  authority  to  represent,  and  to  act  for, 
the  Board  of  Directors  in  the  intervals  between  the  meetings  of  that  body,  to  the  extent 
of  carrying  out  the  legislation  adopted  by  the  Board  of  Directors  under  general  directions 
as  may  be  given  by  said  board. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  shall  consist  of  four  members,  elected  by  the  Board  of  Directors 
for  the  term  of  four  years,  and  the  President  of  the  Association,  who  shall  be  a  member 
€x  officio,  during  his  term  of  office.  At  the  first  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  held 
during  the  annual  meeting  of  the  Association  at  whjch  tihey  were  elected,  they  shah  elect 
one  trustee  for  the  term  of  four  years.  All  vacancies  occurring  in  said  Board  of  Trtistees, 
whether  by  resignation  or  otherwise,  shall  be  filled  by  the  Board  of  Directors  for  the  unex- 
pired term;  and  the  absence  of  a  trustee  from  two  successive  aimual  meetings  of  the  board 
shall  forfeit  his  membership. 

Sec  7.  That  the  invested  fund  now  known  as  the  "Permanent  Fund  of  the  National 
Educational  Association,"  when  transferred  to  the  corporation  hereby  created,  shall  be 
held  by  such  corporation  as  a  Permanent  Fund  and  shall  be  in  charge  of  the  Board  of  Trus- 
tees, who  shall  provide  for  the  safe-keeping  and  investment  of  such  fund,  and  of  all  other 
funds  which  the  corporation  may  receive  by  donation,  bequest,  or  devise.  No  part  of  the 
principal  of  such  Permanent  Fund  or  its  accretions  shall  be  expended,  except  by  a  two- 
thirds  vote  of  the  active  members  of  the  Association  present  at  any  annual  meeting,  upon 
the  recommendation  of  the  Board  of  Trustees,  af  ter'such  reconunendation  has  been  approved 
by  vote  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  and  after  printed  notice  of  the  proposed  expenditure  has 
been  mailed  to  all  active  members  of  the  Association.  The  income  of  the  Permanent 
Fund  shall  be  used  only  to  meet  the  cost  of  maintaining  the  organization  of  the  Association 
and  of  publishing  its  annual  volume  of  Proceedings,  unless  the  terms  of  the  donation,  bequest, 
or  devise  shall  otherwise  specify,  or  the  Board  of  Directors  shall  otherwise  order.  It  shall 
also  be  the  duty  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  to  issue  orders  on  the  Treasiu-er  for  the  payment 
of  all  bills  approved  by  the  Board  of  Directors,  or  by  the  President  and  Secretary  of  the 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Association  acting  under  the  authority  of  the  Board  of  Directors.  When  practicable,  the 
Board  of  Tmstees  shall  invest,  as  part  of  the  Permanent  Fund,  all  surplus  funds  exceeding 
five  hundred  dollars  that  shall  remain  in  the  hands  of  the  Treasurer  after  paying  the  ex- 
penses of  the  Association  for  the  previous  year,  and  providing  for  the  fixed  expenses  and 
for  all  appropriations  made  by  the  Board  of  Directors  for  the  ensuing  year. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  shall  elect  the  Secretary  of  the  Association,  who  shall  also  be 
secretary  of  the  Executive  Conmiittee,  and  shall  fix  the  compensati<Mi  and  the  term  of  his 
office  for  a  period  not  to  exceed  four  years. 

Sec.  8.  That  the  principal  o&ct  of  the  said  corporation  shall  be  in  the  dty  of  Wash- 
ington, District  of  Columbia,  provided  that  the  meetings  of  the  corporation,  its  officers, 
committees,  and  departments,  may  be  held,  and  that  its  business  may  be  transacted, 
and  an  office  or  offices  may  be  maintained,  elsewhere,  within  the  United  States,  as  may  be 
determined,  by  the  Board  of  Directors,  or  otherwise  in  accordance  with  the  By-Laws. 

Sec.  9.  That  the  Charter,  Constitution,  and  By-Laws  of  the  National  Educational 
Association  shall  continue  in  full  force  and  effect  imtil  the  charter  granted  by  this  act  shall 
be  accepted  by  such  Association  at  the  next  annual  meeting  of  the  Association,  and  until 
new  By-Laws  shall  be  adopted;  and  that  the  present  officers,  directors,  and  trustees  of 
said  Association  shall  continue  to  hold  office  and  perform  their  respective  duties  as  such, 
until  the  expiration  of  the  terms  for  which  they  were  severally  elected  or  appointed,  and 
until  their  successors  are  elected.  That  at  such  annual  meeting  the  active  members  of 
the  National  Educational  Association,  then  present,  may  organize  and  proceed  to  accept 
the  charter  granted  by  this  Act  and  adopt  By-Laws,  to  elect  officers  to  succeed  those  whose 
terms  have  expired  or  are  about  to  expire,  and  generally  to  organize  the  "National  Educa- 
tion Association  of  the  United  States;"  and  that  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  corporation 
hereby  incorporated  shall  thereupon,  if  the  charter  granted  by  this  act  be  accepted,  receive, 
take  over,  and  enter  into  possession,  custody,  and  management  of  all  property,  real  and 
personal,  of  the  corporation  heretofore  known  as  the  Nati<Mial  Educational  Association, 
incorporated  as  aforesaid,  under  the  Revised  Statutes  of  the  District  of  Columbia  and 
all  its  rights,  contracts,  claims,  and  property  oH  every  kind  and  nature  whatsoever;  and 
the  several  officers,  directors,  and  trustees  of  such  last^amed  Association,  or  any  other 
person  having  charge  of  any  of  the  securities,  funds,  books,  or  property  thereof,  real  or 
personal,  shall  on  demand  deliver  the  same  to  the  proper  officers,  directors,  or  trustees 
of  the  corporation  hereby  created.  Provided^  That  a  verified  certificate  executed  by  the 
presiding  officer  and  secretary  of  such  annual  meeting,  showing  the  acceptance  of  the 
charter  granted  by  this  act  by  the  National  Educational  Association  shall  be  legal  evidence 
of  the  fact,  when  filed  with  the  recorder  of  deeds  of  the  District  of  Columbia;  and,  pro^ 
vided  further.  That  in  the  event  of  the  failive  of  the  Association  to  accept  the  charter 
granted  by  this  act  at  said  annual  meeting,  then  the  charter  of  the  National  Educational 
Association  and  its  corporate  existence  shall  be,  and  are  hereby  extended  until  the  thirty- 
first  day  of  July,  nineteen  hundred  and  eight,  and  at  any  time  before  said  date  its  charter 
may  be  extended  in  the  manner  and  form  provided  by  the  general  corporation  law  of  the 
District  of  Columbia. 

Sec.  10.  That  the  rights  of  creditors  d  the  said  existing  corporation,  known  as  the 
National  Educational  Association,  shall  not  in  any  manner  be  impaired  by  the  passage 
of  this  act,  or  the  transfer  of  the  property  heretofore  mentioned,  nor  shall  any  liability  or 
obligation,  or  the  payment  of  any  sum  due  or  to  become  due,  or  any  claim  or  demand, 
^n  any  manner,  or  for  any  cause  existing  against  the  said  existing  corporation,  be  released 
or  impaired;  and  the  corporation  hereby  incorporated  is  declared  to  succeed  to  the  obli- 
gations and  liabilities,  and  to  be  held  liable  to  pay  and  discharge  all  of  the  debts,  liabilities, 
and  contracts,  of  the  said  corporation  so  existing,  to  the  same  effect  as  if  such  new  corpora- 
tion  had  itself  incurred  the  obligation  or  liability  to  pay  such  debt  or  damages,  and  no 
action  or  proceeding  before  any  court  or  tribunal  shall  be  deemed  to  have  abated  or  been 
discontinued  by  reason  of  this  act 


ACT  OF  INCORPORATION 


Sec  II.  That  Congress  may  from  time  to  time  alter,  repeal,  or  modify  this  act  of 
incorporatioii,  but  no  contract  or  individual  right  made  or  acquired  shall  thereby  be  divested 
or  impaired. 

Approved  June  30,  1906. 

Accepted  and  adopted  as  the  Constitution  of  the  National  Education  Association  of 
the  United  States  by  the  active  members  of  the  National  Educational  Association  in  annual 
session  at  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  July  10,  1907. 


BY-LAWS 

(Adopted  at  meeting  of  active  members  held  in  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  July  10, 1907.) 

ARTICLE  I— MEMBERSHIP 

ACTIVE  MEliBESS 

SEcnoN  I.  Teachers  and  all  who  are  actively  associated  with  the  management  of 
educational  institutions,  including  libraries  and  educational  publications,  may  become 
active  members. 

Sec  2.  Any  eligible  person  may  become  an  active  member  upon  application  indorsed 
by  two  active  members,  and  the  payment  of  an  enrollment  fee  of  two  dollars  and  the  annual 
dues  for  the  current  year. 

Sec  3.  Active  members  only  shall  have  the  right  to  vote  and  to  hold  office  in  the 
Association,  in  the  National  Council  of  Education,  or  in  the  several  departments. 

Sec  4.  All  active  members  shall  pay  annual  dues  of  two  dollars,  and  shall  be  entitled 
to  the  volume  of  Proceedings  without  "coupon"  or  other  conditions. 

Sec  5.  The  annual  membership  fee  shall  be  payable  at  the  time  of  the  annual  con- 
vention, or  by  remittance  to  the  Secretary  before  September  first  of  each  year. 

Sec  6.  Any  active  member  many  discontinue  membership  by  giving  written  notice 
to  the  Secretary  before  September  first  in  any  year,  and  may  restore  the  same  only  on  pay- 
ment of  the  enrollment  fee  of  two  dollars  and  the  annual  dues  for  the  current  year.  A 
written  application  for  active  membership  shall  constitute  an  agreement  to  continue  such 
membership  and  pay  annual  dues,  unless  written  notice  of  discontinuance  is  sent  to  the 
Secretary  before  September  first  of  the  fiscal  year  for  which  such  discontinuance  shall  apply. 

CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS 

Sec  7.  Eminent  educators  not  residing  in  America  may  be  elected  by  t)^e  Board  of 
Directors  to  be  corresponding  members.  The  number  of  corresponding  members  shall 
at  no  time  exceed  fifty. 

Sec  8.  Corresponding  members  shall  be  entitled  to  the  volume  of  Proceedings  without 
the  payment  of  fees  or  other  conditions. 

associate  members 

Sec  9.  Any  person  on  paying  an  annual  membership  fee  of  two  dollars  may  become 
an  associate  member. 

Sec  la  Associate  members  may  receive  the  volume  of  Proceedings  in  accordance 
with  the  usual  "coupon"  conditions,  as  printed  on  the  membership  certificate. 

life  members 

Sec  II.  All  life  members  and  life  directors  shall  be  denominated  active  members  and 
shall  enjoy  all  the  powers  and  privileges  of  such  members  without  the  payment  of  annual 
dues. 

ROLL  OF  MEMBERS 

Sec  13.  The  names  of  active,  life,  and  corresponding  members  only  shall  be  printed 
in  the  annual  Yearbook^  with  their  respective  educational  titles,  offices,  and  addresses 
and  the  list  shall  be  revised  annually  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Association. 


NATION AJ.  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


ARTICLE  II— OFFICERS  AND  COMMITTEES 

Section  i.  The  President,  Vice-Presidents,  Directors,  and  Treasurer  shall  be  chosen 
by  the  active  members  of  the  Association  by  ballot,  unless  otherwise  ordered,  on  the  third 
day  of  each  annual  session,  a  majority  of  the  votes  cast  being  necessary  to  a  choice.  They 
shaU  continue  in  office  until  the  close  of  the  annual  session  subsequent  to  their  election  and 
until  their  successors  are  chosen,  except  as  hereinafter  provided. 

coiocrrTEE  on  resolutions 
Sec.  3.  At  the  first  session  of  each  annual  meeting  of  the  Association  the  President 
shall  appoint  a  Committee  on  Resolutions. 

COMMITTEE  ON  NOMINATIONS 

Sec.  3.  At  the  third  session  of  each  annual  meeting  of  the  Association  there  shall  be 
appointed  by  the  President  a  Committee  on  Nominations,  consisting  of  one  member 
from  each  state  and  territory  represented.  Such  a  committee  shall  be  appointed  by  the 
President  on  the  nomination  of  a  majority  of  the  active  members  from  such  state  or  ter- 
ritory present  at  the  meeting  called  for  the  purpose  of  making  such  nomination;  pravidedy 
however,  that  such  appointment  shall  be  made  by  the  President  without  such  nomination, 
when  the  active  members  in  attendance  from  any  state  or  territory  shall  fail  to  make  a 
nomination. 

Sec.  4.  The  meetings  of  the  active  members  of  the  several  states  to  nominate  members 
of  the  nominating  committee  shall  be  held  at  5:30  p.  m.  on  the  first  day  of  the  annual 
meeting  of  the  Association,  at  such  places  as  shall  be  annoimced  in  the  general  program. 

ARTICLE  III— DUTIES  OF  OFFICERS 

THE  PRESIDENT 

Section  i.  The  President  shall  preside  at  all  meetings  of  the  Association  and  of  the 
Board  of  Directors,  and  shall  perform  the  duties  usually  devolving  upon  a  presiding  officer. 
In  his  absence  the  first  Vice-President  in  order,  who  is  present,  shall  preside;  and  in  the 
absence  of  all  the  Vice-Presidents,  a  pro  tempore  chairman  shall  be  appointed  on  nomina- 
tion, the  Secretary  putting  the  question. 

THE  SECRETARY 

Sec.  2.  The  Secretary  shall  keep  a  full  and  accurate  report  of  the  proceedings  of  the 
general  meetings  of  the  Association  and  of  all  meetings  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  and  shall 
conduct  such  correspondence  and  transact  such  other  business  of  the  Association  as  the 
directors  oj  Executive  Conmiittee  may  assign,  and  shall  have  his  records  present  at  all 
meetings  of  the  Association  and  the  Board  of  Directors. 

THE  TREASX7RER 

Sec.  3.  The  Treasurer  shall  receive,  and  imder  the  direction  of  the  Board  of  Trustees 
hold  in  safekeeping,  the  current  income  of  the  Association;  shall  expend  the  same  only 
upon  order  of  said  board;  shall  keep  an  exact  account  of  his  receipts  and  expenditures, 
with  vouchers  for  the  latter;  which  accounts,  ending  the  first  day  of  July  in  each  jrear,  he 
shall  render  to  the  Board  of  Trustees  and,  when  approved  by  said  board,  he  shall  report 
to  the  Board  of  Directors.  The  Treasurer  shall  give  such  bond  for  the  faithful  discharge 
of  his  duties  as  may  be  required  by  the  Board  of  Trustees;  and  he  shall  continue  in  office 
until  the  first  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors  held  prior  to  the  annual  meeting  of  the 
Association  next  succeeding  that  at  which  he  is  elected,  and  until  his  successor  has  been 
elected  and  has  qualified. 

AUDITOR  OF  ACCOUNTS 

Sec.  4.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  President,  Secretary,  and  Treasurer  of  the  Asso- 
ciation to  appoint  annually  some  competent  person  to  examine  the  securities  of  the  Perma- 
nent Fund  held  by  the  Board  of  Trustees,  and  his  certificate,  showing  the  condition  of  the 
said  fund,  shall  be  attached  to  the  annual  report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees. 


ACT  OP  INCORPORATION 


CERTIFICATION  OF  BILLS 

Sec.  5.  The  President  and  Secretary  shall  certify  to  the  Board  of  Trustees  all  bills 
approved  by  the  Board  of  Directors. 

ARTICLE  IV— THE  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 
SEcnoN  z.  The  Board  of  Directors  shall  hold  its  regxilar  annual  meeting  at  the  place 

of  the  annual  convention,  and  not  less  than  two  hours  before  the  assembling  of  the  Assoda- 

tioo. 

Sec  2.  Special  meetings  may  be  held  at  such  other  times  and  places  as  the  board  or 

the  President  shall  determine. 

Sec  3.    Each  new  board  shall  organize  at  the  session  of  its  election. 

ARTICLE  V— THE  NATIONAL  COUNCIL  OF  EDUCATION 

OBJECTS  AND  DUTIES 

Section  i.  The  National  Coimcil  of  Education  shall  have  for  its  object  the  con- 
aderation  and  discussion  of  educational  questions  of  public  and  professional  interest; 
the  proposal  to  the  Board  of  Directors,  from  time  to  time,  of  suitable  subjects  for  investi- 
gation and  research,  and  the  reconunendation  of  the  amount  of  appropriations  that  should 
be  made  for  such  purposes;  the  appointment  and  general  supervision  of  such  special 
committees  of  investigation  and  research  as  may  be  provided  for  and  authorized  by  the 
Board  of  Directors  of  the  Association;  the  consideration,  discussion,  and  recommendation 
to  the  Board  of  Directors  for  disposition  of  all  reports  by  such  special  committees  of 
research  as  may  have  been  appointed  on  its  recommendation  or  by  its  authority;  the 
annual  preparation  and  presentation  to  the  Association  at  its  annual  convention  of  a 
report  on  "Educational  Progress  during  the  Past  Year;''  and  in  other  ways  shall  use  its 
best  efforts  to  further  the  objects  of  the  Association  and  to  promote  the  cause  of  education 
ingeneraL 

MEICBEXSHIP  OF  THE  COUNCIL 

Sec  3.  The  Council  shall  consist  of  sixty  members,  selected  from  the  membership 
of  the  Association.  Any  member  of  the  Association  identified  with  educational  work  is 
eligible  to  membership  in  the  Council. 

Sec  3.  The  Board  of  Directors  shall  annually  elect  five  members,  and  the  Council 
shall  elect  five  members,  each  member  to  serve  for  six  years,  or  until  his  successor  is  elected. 

Sec.  4.  The  aimual  election  of  members  of  the  Council  shall  be  held  in  connection 
with  the  annual  meetings  of  the  Association.  If  the  Board  of  Directors  shall  fail,  for  any 
reason,  to  fill  its  quota  of  members  annually,  the  vacancy  or  vacancies  shall  be  filled  by 
the  Council. 

Sec  5.  The  absence  of  a  member  from  two  consecutive  annual  meetings  of  the 
Council  shall  be  considered  equivalent  to  resignation  of  membership,  and  the  Coimcil 
shall  fill  vacancies  caused  by  absence  from  the  Council  as  herein  defined,  as  weU  as  vacan- 
cies caused  by  death  or  reagnation,  for  the  unexpired  term.  All  persons  who  have  belonged 
to  the  Council  shall,  on  the  expiration  of  their  membership,  become  honorary  members, 
with  the  privilege  of  attending  its  regular  sessions  and  participating  in  its  discussions. 
No  state  shall  be  represented  in  the  Council  by  more  than  eight  members. 

BY-LAWS  OF  THE  COUNCIL 

Sec.  6.  The  Council  may  establish  by-laws  for  its  government  not  inconsistent  with 
the  Act  of  Incorporation  or  of  the  By-Laws  of  the  Association,  provided  such  by-laws  shall 
be  submitted  to  and  approved  by  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  Association  before  they  shall 
become  operative. 

ARTICLE  VI— DEPARTMENTS 
SEcnoN  z.  A  department  shall  consist  of  those  members  of  the  Association  who  are 
especially  interested  in  the  consideration  of  a  particular  group  of  educational  problems. 


8  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

Each  department  shall  be  administered  by  a  president,  vice-president,  secretary,  and 
such  other  officers  as  it  shall  deem  necessary  to  conduct  its  affairs. 

Sec  3.  Each  department  shall  hold  its  annual  meeting  at  the  time  of  the  annual 
convention  of  the  Association,  except  the  Department  of  Superintendence,  which  may  hold 
^ts  annual  meeting  in  February  of  each  year,  or  at  such  other  time  as  may  be  determined 
by  the  officers  of  said  department. 

Sec.  3.  The  objects  of  the  annual  department  meetings  shall  be  the  discussion  of 
questions  pertaining  to  their  respective  fields  of  educational  work.  The  programs  of 
these  meetings  shall  be  organized  and  conducted  by  the  respective  presidents,  in  conference 
with,  and  under  the  general  direction  of,  the  President  of  the  Association.  Each  depart- 
ment shall  be  limited  to  two  sessions,  with  formal  programs,  at  the  time  of  the  annual 
convention,  except  that  a  third  session  for  business  or  informal  round-table  conference 
may  be  held  at  the  discretion  of  the  department  officers. 

Sec.  4.  Upon  the  written  request  of  twenty  active  members  of  the  Association  for 
permission  to  establish  a  new  department,  the  Board  of  Directors  may  grant  such  permis- 
sion. Such  new  department  shall  in  all  respects  be  entitled  to  the  same  rights  and  privileges 
as  the  departments  named  in  the  Act  of  Incorporation. 

ARTICLE  VII— MEETINGS 

Section  i.  The  annual  meeting  of  the  Association  shall  be  held  at  such  time  and 
place  as  shall  be  determined  by  the  Board  of  Directors. 

Sec.  3.  Special  meetings  may  be  called  by  the  President  at  the  request  of  five  directors. 

Sec.  3.  Any  department  of  the  Association  may  hold  a  special  meeting  at  such  time 
and  place  as  by  its  own  regulations  it  shall  appoint. 

Sec.  4.  No  paper,  lecture,  or  address  shall  be  read  before  the  Association  or  any  of 
its  departments,  in  the  absence  of  its  author,  nor  shall  any  such  paper,  lecture,  or  address  be 
published  in  the  volume  of  Proceedings,  without  the  consent  of  the  Association,  upon  the 
approval  of  the  Executive  Committee. 

ARTICLE  VIII— AMENDMENTS 
Section  i.  These  by-laws  may  be  altered  or  amended  at  any  annual  meeting  by  the 
unanimous  vote  of  the  members  present;  or  by  a  two-thirds  vote  of  the  members  present, 
provided  that  the  substance  of  the  alteration  or  amendment  has  been  proposed  in  writing 
at  a  previous  annual  meeting. 

NATIONAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

NOW  KNOWN  AS  THE 
NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 


CERTIFICATE 
of  Acceptance  of  Charter  and  Adoption  of  By-Laws  under  Act  of  Congress  approved  June 
30,  1906. 

We,  the  undersigned,  Nathan  C.  Schaefifer,  the  presiding  officer,  and  Irwin  Shepard, 
the  secretary  of  the  meeting  of  the  National  Educational  Association  held  at  Los  Angeles, 
California,  on  the  loth  day  of  July,  1907,  said  meeting  being  the  azmual  meeting  of  the  Asso- 
ciation held  next  after  the  passage  of  an  Act  of  Congress  entitled  "An  Act  to  Incorporate 
the  National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States;" 

Do  hereby  certify,  that  at  said  meeting  held  pursuant  to  due  notice,  a  quorum  being 
present,  the  said  Association  adopted  resolutions  of  which  true  copies  are  hereto  attached, 
and  accepted  the  Charter  of  the  National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States, 
granted  by  said  Act  of  Congress,  and  adopted  by-laws  as  provided  in  said  act  and  elected 
officers;  and  the  undersigned  pursuant  to  said  resolutions  and 


ACT  OP  INCORPORATION 


Do  hereby  certify  that  the  National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States  has 
duly  accepted  said  Charter  granted  by  said  Act  of  Congress,  and  adopted  by-laws,  and  is 
the  lawful  successor  to  the  National  Educational  Association. 

In  witness  whereof,  we  have  hereunto  signed  our  names  this  aoth  day  of  August, 
1907. 

(Signed)    Nathan  C.  Schaefter,  Presiding  Officer, 
(Signed)    Irwin  Shepasd,  Secretary, 
verification 


RESOLUTIONS  ADOPTED  BY  THE  ACTIVE  MEMBERS,   JULY   lO,   1907 

I.  Resolved^  That  the  National  Educational  Association  hereby  accepts  the  Charter 
granted  by  an  act  of  Congress  entitled  "An  Act  to  Incorporate  the  National  Education 
Association  of  the  United  States,"  passed  June  30,  1906,  and  that  the  President  and 
Secretary  of  this  meeting  be  authorized  and  directed  to  execute  and  file  with  the  Recorder 
of  Deeds  of  the  District  of  Columbia  a  verified  certificate  showing  the  acceptance  by  the 
Association  of  the  Charter  granted  by  said  act. 

3.  Resohedt  That  the  proposed  by-laws  of  which  notice  was  given  at  the  annual  meeting 
of  the  Association  held  on  July  6, 1905,  which  are  printed  in  fuU  in  the  journal  of  said  meet- 
ing, be  and  the  same  are  hereby  adopted  to  take  effect  immediately. 

3.  Resokued^  That  the  Association  adopt  as  its  corporate  seal  a  circle  containing  the 
tide  "National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States,"  and  the  dates  "1857-1907." 

4.  Resolved,  That  the  Association  do  now  proceed  to  elect  officers,  and  to  organize 
under  the  Charter  granted  by  the  Act  of  Congress. 


Filed  in  the  office  of  the  Recorder  of  Deeds  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  September  4, 
1907. 


CALENDAR  OF  MEETINGS 

NATIONAL  TEACHERS  ASSOCIATION 


iSsr-PHILADELPHIA.  PA.  (Oivanued) 
Jamcs  L.  Enos,  ChAinnan. 
W.  E.  Sheldon,  Secretary. 

i8s«— aNaNNATi,  omo 

Z.  RiCBAXDS,  President. 

J.  W.  BuLKLKY,  SecieUry. 

A.  J.  RiCKOFF,  Treasurer. 
X859— WASHINGTON,  D.  C. 

A.  J.  RiCKorr,  President. 

J.  W.  BuLKLBY,  Secretary. 

C  S.  PxNNXLL,  Treasurer. 
x86a-BUFFALO.  N.  Y. 

J.  W.  BuLKUY,  President. 

Z.  RiCBAKoe,  Secretary. 

O.  C.  Wight,  Treasurer. 
1861,  x86a— No  session,    i 
1863— CHICAGO.  ILL. 

John  D.  Pbilbsicx,  President. 

Jamb  Ceuixshank,  Seactary. 

O.  C  WioBT,  Treasurer. 


1864— OGDENSBURG.  N.  Y. 

W.  H.  Wells.  President. 

David  N.  Camp.  Secretary. 

Z.  R1CHAED8,  Treasurer. 
x86r-HARRISBURG,  PA. 

S.  S.  Gbeknb,  President. 

W.  E.  Sheldon,  Secretary. 

Z,  RicBAEDS,  Treasurer. 
x866— INDIANAPOUS,  IND. 

J.  P.  WicKEBSHAM,  President. 

S.  H.  WnrrB,  Secretary. 

S.  P.  Bates,  Treasurer. 


X867— No  ( 

x86&— NASHVILLE,  TENN. 

J.  M.  Gbeooey,  President. 

L.  Van  Bokkelen,  Secretary. 

James  Ceuieshanx,  Treasurer. 
X869-TRENTON.  N.  J. 

L.  Van  Bokkxlxn,  President. 

W.  £.  Ceosby,  Secretary. 

A.  L.  Babbee,  Treasurer. 


X870--CLEVELAND,  OHIO 

Daniel  B.  Haoab,  President. 
A.  P.  Mabblx,  Secretary. 
W.  E.  Cbosby,  TVeasurer. 


NAME  CHANGED  TO 

NATIONAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 


x87x— ST.  LOUIS.  MO. 

J.  L  PiCEABD,  President. 

W.  £.  Ceosby,  Secretary. 

John  Hancock,  Treasurer. 
x87a— BOSTON,  MASS. 

E.  E.  Whttb,  President 

S.  H.  Wnrrs,  Secretary. 

John  Hancock,  Treasurer. 
X873— ELMIRA,  N.  Y. 

B.  G.  NoETHBOP.  President. 

S.  H.  Whttb,  Secretary. 

John  Hancock,  Treasurer. 
X874— DETROIT,  MICH. 

S.  H.  White.  President. 

A.  P.  Maeble,  Secretary. 

John  Hancock,  lYeasurer. 
x87S— MINNEAPOUS.  MINN. 

W.  T.  Haeeis,  President. 

M.  R.  Abbott,  Secretary. 

A.  P.  Maeble,  Treasurer. 
X876— BALTIMORE.  MD. 

W.  F.  Phelps,  President 

W.  D.  Henkle,  Secretary. 

A.  P.  Maeble,  Treasurer. 


X877— LOUISVILLE.  KY. 

M.  A.  Newell,  President. 

W.  D.  Henkle,  Secretary. 

J.  Oemond  Wilson,  T^asurer. 
x87l^— No  session. 
X870— PHILADELPHIA,  PA. 

John  Hancock.  President. 

W.  D.  Henkle,  Secretary. 

J.  Oemond  Wilson.  Treasurer. 
1880— CHAUTAUQUA.  N.  Y. 

J.  Oemond  Wilson.  President. 

W.  D.  Henkle,  Secretary. 

E.  T.  Tappen,  Treasurer. 
x88i— ATLANTA,  GA. 

Jambs  H.  Smaet,  President. 

W.  D.  Henkle,  Secretary. 

E.  T.  Tappen,  Treasurer. 
1882— SARATOGA  SPRINGS,  N.  Y. 

G.  J.  Oek,  President. 

W.  E.  Sheldon,  Secretary. 

H.  S.  Tabbell.  Treasurer. 
1883— SARATOGA  SPRINGS,  N.  Y. 

E.  T.  Tappen,  President. 

W.  E.  Sheldon,  Secretary. 

N.  A.  Calkins,  Treasurer. 


CALENDAR  OF  MEETINGS 


II 


1884— MADISON.  WIS. 

Thomas  W.  Bickmsll,  President. 

H>  S.  Tahbkll,  Secretary. 

N.  A.  Calkins,  Treasurer. 
X885— SARATOGA  SPRINGS,  N.  Y. 

F.  Loins  SoLDAN,  President 

W.  £.  Shxldon,  Secretary. 

N.  A.  Calkins,  Tteasiirer. 
1M6— TOPEKA,  KAN. 

N.  A.  Calkins,  President 

W.  E.  Sheldon,  Secretary. 

E.  C.  HcwETT,  Treasurer. 
1887--CHICAGO.  ILL. 

W.  E.  Sheldon,  President. 

J.  H.  Cantikld,  Secretary. 

E.  C  Hewett,  Treasurer. 
1888— SAN  FRANaSCO,  CAL. 

Aakon  Gove,  President. 

J.  H.  Cantikld,  Secretary. 

E.  C  Hewett,  Treasurer. 
1889— NASHVILLE.  TENN. 

Albest  p.  Masble,  President 

J.  H.  Cantield,  Secretary. 

E.  C  Hewett.  Treasurer. 
1890— ST.  PAUL,  MINN. 

J.  H.  Caneield,  President 

W.  R.  Gabkstt,  Secretary. 

E.  C.  Hewett,  Treasurer. 
189X— TORONTO,  ONT. 

W.  R.  Gabkstt,  President 

E.  H.  Cook,  Secretary. 

J.  M.  Gbeenwood,  Treasurer. 
z89a— SARATOGA  SPRINGS.  N.  Y. 

E.  H.  Cook,  Preudent 

R.  W.  Stevenson,  Secretary. 

J.  M.  Gbeenwood,  Treasurer. 

1893— CHICAGO,  ILL. 

(IntematioDal  Congress  of  Education.) 

Albebt  G.  Lane,  President 

iBWDf  Sbspabd,  Secretary. 

J.  M.  Gbeenwood,  Treasurer. 
1894— ASBURY  PARK,  N.  J. 

Albebt  G.  Lane,  President. 

Ibwin  Shepabd,  Secretary. 

J.  M«  Gbeenwood,  Treasurer. 


1895— DENVER,  COLO. 

Nicholas  Mubbay   Butleb,  President. 
Ibwin  Shepabd,  Secretary. 
I.  C.  McNeill,  Treasurer. 

X896— BUFFALO,  N.  Y. 

Newton  C.  Douobebty,  President. 
Ibwin  Shepabd,  Secretary. 
I.  C.  McNeill,  Treasurer. 

X897— MILWAUKEE,  WIS. 

Chailks  R.  Skinneb,  President 
iBWDf  Shei»abd,  Secretary. 
I.  C.  McNeill,  Treasurer. 

1898— WASHINGTON,  D.  C. 

J.  M.  Gbeenwood,  President 
Ibwin  Shepabd,  Secretary. 
I.  C  McNeill,  Treasurer. 

1899— LOS  ANGELES.  CAL. 

£.  Obak  Lyte,  President. 
Ibwin  Shepabd,  Secretary. 
I.  C.  McNeill,  T^asurer. 

1900-CHARLESTON,  S.  C 

OscAB  T.  CoBSON,  President 
Ibwin  Shepabd,  Secretary. 
Cabboll  G.  Peabse,  Treasurer. 

1901— DETROIT,  MICH. 

Jakes  M.  Gbeen,  President 

Ibwin  Shepabd,  Secretary. 

L.  C  Gbeenlee,  Treasurer. 
X9oa— MINNEAPOUS,  MINN. 

William  M.  Beabdsheab,  President. 

Ibwin  Shepabd,  Secretary. 

Chables  H.  Keyes,  Treasurer. 
X903— BOSTON,  MASS. 

Chables  W.  Euot.  President 

Ibwin  Shepabd,  Secretary. 

W.  M.  Davidson,  T^asurer. 
X904— ST.  LOUIS,  MO. 

John  W.  Cook,  President. 

Ibwin  Shepabd,  Secretary. 

McHenby  Rhoads,  Treasurer. 
190S— ASBURY  PARK  and  OCEAN  GROVE,  N.  J . 

William  H.  Maxwell,  President 

Ibwin  Shepabd,  Secretary. 

James  W.  Cbabtbee,  Treasurer. 

X906 — No  session. 

1907— LOS  ANGELES.  CAL. 

Nathan  C.  Schaepfeb,  President. 
Ibwin  Shepabd,  Secretary. 
J.  N.  Wilkinson,  Treasurer. 


NATIONAL-  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

OFFICERS  FOR  1905-1906 

ALSO  FOR    1906-1907 


GENERAL  ASSOCIATION 

NATHAN  C.  SCHAEFFER Presideni Harrisbuii,  Pa. 

IRWIN  SHEPARD Secretary Winana,  Minn. 

JASPER  N.  WILKINSON Treasurer Emporia,  Kan. 

VICE-PRESIDENTS 

WiujAH  H.  Maxwzll,  New  Ywk,  N.  Y.  D.  B.  Johnson,  Rock  Hill,  S.  C 

Miss  N.  Ciopsxy,  Indianapolis,  Ind.  J.  A.  Shawan,  Columbus.  Ohio. 

J.  H.  HiNSiioN,  Little  Rock,  Aik.  H.  O.  Whxklik,  Burlington,  Vt 

Ed.  S.  Vauoht,  Oklahoma  Qty,  Okla.  J.  Y.  Joymbs,  Raleigh,  N.  C 

John  F.  Riggb,  Des  Moines,  Iowa.  John  W.  Spmouia,  WinSeld,  Kan. 

Joseph  O'Connoe,  San  Frandsoo,  CaL  J.  Stanley  Beown,  Joliet.  IlL 

BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES 

Nicholas  Mueeay  Botlbe,  Chairman. ...  New  York,  N.  Y Term  expires  July,  igo6 

*Albeet  G.  Lane.  . .'. Chicago,  HI Term  expires  July,  2907 

James  M.  Gexenwood Kansas  Qty,  Mo. Term  expires  July,  1909 

Nathan  C.  Schabffee Hairisburg.  Ps Ex  officio 

EXECUTIVE  COMMITTEE 

Nathan  C.  ScHAsrvEE President Harxisburg,  Pa. 

William  H.  Maxwell First  Vice-President New  York,  N.  Y. 

Jaspee  N.  Wileinson Treasurer Emporia,  Kan. 

*Albeet  G.  Lane Chairman  of  Board  of  Trustees  Chicago,  IlL 

Nicholas  Mueeay  Butlee Chairman  of  Trustees  from  Oa.  8, 1906. . .  New  York,  N.  Y. 

W.  T.  Habeb Member  by  Ekction Washington.  D.  C. 


Iewdv  Shepaed Secretary. . 


Winona,  Minn. 


BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 
Direoton  ez  oi&oio 


Nathan  C  Schaeppee,  Harrisbuig,  Pa. 
William  H.  Maxwell,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Nicholas  Mueeay  Butlee,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


Jaspee  N.  Wileinson,  Emporia,  Kan. 
*Albebt  G.  Lane,  Chicago,  IlL 
Iewin  Shepaeo,  Winona,  Minn. 


liife  Directors 


BicxNELL,  Thomas  W.,  Providence,  R.  I. 
BoABD  OP  Education,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
Butlee,  Nicholas  Mueeay,  New  Yo^,  N.  Y. 
Canpield,  James  H.,  New  Yoric,  N.  Y. 
CoOE,  E.  H.,  Madison,  Wis. 
CooE,  John  W.,  DeKalb.  IlL 
CoESON,  OscAE  T.,  Columbus,  Ohio 
EuoT,  Chaeles  W.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Gove,  Aaeon,  Denver,  Colo. 
Gbaham,  H.  a.,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Mich. 


Geeen,  J.  M.,  Teuton,  N.  J. 

Geeenwood,  J.  M.,  ELansas  City,  Ma 

Haeeis,  W.  T.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

•*Hunt,  Mas.  Maby  H.,  Boston,  Mass. 

JEWBTT,  A.  v.,  Abilene,  Kan. 

*Lane,  Albbet  G.,  Chicago,  IIL 

Lyte,  Euphalbt  Oeam,  Millarsville,  Pa. 

fMABBLB,  Albebt  P.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  . 

Mabshall,  T.  Mabcellus,  StouU  MOb,  W.  Va. 

Maxwell,  Woliam  H.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


^  Died  April  a6,  1906. 


*  Died  August  a  a,  xgo6. 
13 


fDied  March  2$^  1906. 


DIRECTORS  13 

Life  Directors— «0»/i»Mr4/ 

Pabxxk,  Chaud  I.,  CUcaco.  HL  State  TkAcem*  Association  of  Illinois. 

tPHELPS,  W.  F.,  St  P«il,  Minn.  SnukTiON,  C  C,  St.  Johns,  Oregon. 

Pkxakd,  Josiah  L..  Cupertino,  CsL  Taylor,  A.  R.,  Decatur.  HL 

Pkx,  Josbua,  JerseyviHe,  HL  Tiachki*s  iMsrmrrB,  Philadelphis,  Pa. 

Smnnat,  Cbaujb  IL,  Watertown,  N.  Y.  Whrb,  Chaius  G.,  Lake  Linden,  Mich. 

Scraah,  F.  Loub,  St  Louis,  Mb.  Wilson,  J.  Osmond,  Washington,  D.  C. 

%  Died  August  15,  igo7. 

Direoton  by  Election 
North  Aila$Uie  Division 

Maine « John  S.  Locks Saoo 

New  Hampshire James  E.  Klock Plymouth 

Vcnnont Isaac  Thomas Burlington 

Maasacfauaetts Hsney  T.  Bailet North  Sdtuate 

Rhode  labnd Walter  Ballou  Jacobs Providence 

Connecticut Chawt.es  H.  Keyes Haitford 

New  York James  C.  Byrnes New  York 

New  Jersey John  Enrigbt Freehold 

Pennsylvania John  W.  Lansinoer MiUexsviHe 

Souih  AOantie  Division 

Delaware George  W.  Twrmyer Wilmington 

Max^^and M.  Bates  Stephens Annapolia 

Dirtxkt  of  Cahimhia Alexander  T.  Stuart Washington 

Viiginia Joseph  L.  Jarman Farmville 

WestVhginia Ldcy  Robinson Wheeling 

North  Carolina J.  I.  Fousr Greensboro 

Sooth  Carolina Robert  P.  Pell SpartantMirg 

Geoigia William  M.  Slaton Atlanta 

Florida Clem  Hamfton Tallahaaaee 

South  Central  Division 

, W.  H.  Bartholomew Louisville 

Eugene  F.  Turner Nashville 

Isaac  W.  Hill Montgomery 

Miwaippi Robert  B.  Fulton  (for  xgos-6) Univexaity 

E.  E.  Bass  (for  1906-7) Greenville 

Louiriana Warren  Easton New  Orleans 

Texaa L  E.  Wolie SanAntonio 

Axkansas George  B.  Cook Hot  Springs 

(^lahoma Andrew  R.  HxCEAM(fori905'6)...:...  Oklahoma Qty 

Richard  V.  Temming  (for  1906-7) F^dmond 

Indian  Territory John  D.  Benedict Muskogee 

North  Control  Division 

Ohio Wells  L.  Griswold Youngstown 

T.  A.  MOTT Richmond 

J.  A.  Mbrcee Peoria 

Michigan WnuAM  H.  Elson  (for  X905-6) Grand  Rapids 

Wales  C.  Martindale  (for  1906-7). . . .  Detroit 

Wlaoonsin L.  D.  Harvey Menomonie 

Iowa A.  V.  Storm Iowa  Qty 

Minnesota John  A.  Cranston  (for  1905-6) St  Cloud 

A.  W.  Ranein  (for  1906-7) Minneapolis 

MisKuri W.  J.  Hawkins Wanensburg 

North  Dakota P.  G.  Knowlton Fargo 

Sooth  DakoU M.  A.  Lange Millbank 

Nebraska George  L.  Towne Uncobi 

Kansas L.  D.  Whrtemore Topeka 

Western  Division 

Montana Oscar  J.  Craig Missoula 

Wyoming T.  T.  Tynan Cheyenne 

Colorado L.  C.  Greenlee Denver 

New  Mexico C  M.  Light Silver  Qty 


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Directors  by  HXecXion^eoHtinued 

Arizona A.  J.  Matihxwb •. .  Tempe 

Utah D.  H.  Chustenson Salt  Lake  Qty 

Nevada J.  E.  Stubbs Reno 

Idaho A.  G.  Sxass Idaho  Falls 

Washington Edwakd  T.  Matbxs Bcllingham 

Oregon £.  D.  RnsLXE Monmouth 

California Asthux  H.  Chambeslain Pasadena 

Dtpemdtneies 

Alaska Cassia  Patton Sitka 

Porto  Rioo FiANK  H.  Ball Ssn  Juan 

Hawaii Aithur  F.  Gsotxths Honolulu 

Philippine  Ishinds E.  A.  Coddimoton Capis,  Panay 

DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS 
National  Counoil 

ELMER  ELLSWORTH  BROWN Frtsidemt Washington,  D.  C. 

AUGUSTUS  S.  DOWNING Vkt-Frtsidemt Albany.  N.  Y. 

J.  W.  CARR Secrttary Dayton.  Ohio 

ANNA  TOLMAN  SMITH BxecuUvt  CommUUe Washington,  D.  C 

HOWARD  J.  ROGERS ExeaUnm  CommiUee Albany,  N.  Y. 

JAMES  M.  GREENWOOD EscecuHvt  CommiUee ELansas  Qty,  Mo. 

Kindergarten 

MARY  C  MAY Presideni Salt  Lake  Qty,  Utah 

ELMER  E.  BROWN Vict-Fresidemt Washington,  D.  C 

MINNIE  WOOD SterHary Pasadena,  CaL 

Iilementary 

Mm.  ALICE  WOOD  WORTH  COOLEY    PruidetU Grand  Forks,  N.  D 

CLARENCE  F.  CARROLL Viu-Praidemt Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Mbs.  JOSEPHINE  HEERMANS Secretary Kansas  Qty,  Mo. 

Seoonduy 

EUGENE  W.  LYTTLE President Albany.  N.  Y. 

WILSON  FARRAND First  Viu-Presidmt Newark,  N.  J. 

EDWIN  TWITMYER Second  Viev-Prtsidemt BeOingham,  Wash. 

LEWIS  B.  AVERY Secretary Redlands,  CaL 

Higher 

WM.L.  BRYAN President Bkxnnington,  Ind. 

GEORGE  A.  GATES Vice-President Claxcmont.  Cat 

OSCAR  J.  CRAIG Secretary Missoula,  Moot. 

Normal 

JOHN  R.  KIRK President Kirksville.  Mo. 

D.  B.  JOHNSON Vice-President Rock  Hill,  S.  C. 

MARY  ALICE  WHITNEY Secretary Emporia.  Kan. 

Superintendence 

W.  W.  STETSON President Augusta.  Maine 

H.  H.  SEERLEY First  Vice-President Cedar  Falls,  Iowa 

R.  J.  TIGHE Second  Vice-President Asheville,  N.  C. 

J.  H.  HARRIS Secretary Minneapolis.  Minn. 

Manual 

FRANK  M.  LEAVITT President Roxbury,  Mass. 

CHARLES  R.  BATES Vice-President Port  Depodt,  Md. 

OSCAR  L.  McMXniRY Secretary Chicago,  111. 

Art 

EUGENE  C.  COLBY President Albany,  N.  Y. 

CLARA  A.  WILSON Vice-President Davenport,  Iowa. 

HELEN  E.  LUCAS Secretary Rochester.  N.  Y 


DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS  15 

Musio  . 

HAMLIN  £.  COGSWELL FruideiU Indiana.  Pa. 

Mas.  FRANCES  E.  CLARK Viu-PrtxideiU Mihraukec.  Wis. 

PHILIP  C  HAYDEN Stcretary Keokuk,  Iowa 

BuBiness 

H.  M  ROWE President Baltimore,  Md. 

JAMES  T.  YOUNG Viu-Presideni Philadelphia,  Pa. 

F.  F.  SHOWERS Secretary Stevens  Point.  Wia. 

Ohild-Study 

EDWIN  G.  DEXTER Prendatt Urbana,  111. 

HENRY  G.  GODDARD Vie^-PresidaU ^Tmeland,  N.  J. 

CHARLES  W.  WADDLE Secretary Gitdey.  Cok>. 

Bolenoe 

H.  A.  SENTER Presideitt Omaha,  Neb. 

IRVING  O.  PALMER Vice-President Newtonville.  Maas. 

FRANK  F.  ALMY Secretary Grinnell,  Iowa. 

Fhysleal 

E.  HERMANN  ARNOLD President New  Haven,  Conn. 

REBECCA  STONEROAD Vice-President Washington,  D.  C 

MAY  G.  LONG Secretary Mason  Gty,  Iowa. 

School  Administration 

J.  W.  McCLYMONDS President ,.  Oakland,  Cal. 

GRAFTON  D.  GUSHING Vice-President Boston,  Mass. 

WILLIAM  GEORGE  BRUCE Secretary Milwaukee,  Wis. 

HARLAN  P.  FRENCH Chairman,  Executive  Committee Albany,  N.  Y. 

liibraxy 

J.  N.  WILKINSON President Emporia,  Kan. 

EDWIN  WHITE  GAILLARD Vice-President NewYoxk,N.  Y. 

EVA  RUUN Secretary Peru,  Neb. 

Special  Sducation 

MATTHEW  N.  McIVER President Oshkosh,  Wis. 

JAMES  A.  FOSHAY Vice-President Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

FRANK  M.  DRIGGS Secretary Ogden,  Utah. 

Indian  Sduoation 

HARWOOD  HALL President Riverside,  CaL 

H-  F.  LISTON Vice-President Tacoma,  Wash. 

ESTELLE  REEL Secretary Washington,  D .  C. 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  OF 
THE  UNITED  STATES 


OFFICERS  FOR  1907-1908 


GENERAL  ASSOCIATION 

EDWIN  G.  COOLEY Pr$sideni Chicago.  DL 

IRWIN  SHEPARD Secrttttry Winona.  Miim. 

ARTHUR  H.  CHAMBERLAIN Trtasmrer Pasadena,  CaL 


Nathan  C  ScHAxrrBK,  HanisbunK.  P«- 
W.  H.  Elson.  Cleveland,  O. 
Cbaxlxs  H.  Judd,  New  Haven,  Conn. 
H.  A.  UsTEUD,  Pierre,  S.  D. 
J.  F.  Stillwkll,  Plioeniz,  Ariz. 
Joseph  U.  Hnx,  Emporia,  Kan. 


VICE-PRESIDENTS 

W.  A.  Clask,  Keainey,  Neb. 
Waltu  M.  Kun.  EQendak,  N.  D. 
W.  F.  G<MtDY,  Springfield,  Maas. 
J.  F.  KiMOSBUEY,  Salt  Lake  Oty,  Utah. 
Ellswobtb  E.  Robxy,  Kokomo,  Ind. 
Jambs  H.  Bakxb.  Boulder,  Cob. 


BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES 

Carroll  G.  Pxasss Milwaukee,  Wis Term  ezpixes  July,  1908 

James  M.  Greenwood Kansas  Qty,  Mo Term  ezpixes  July,  igog 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler.  Chairman....  New  York,  N.  Y Tenn  expires  July,  1910 

H.  B.  Brown Valparaiso,  Ind Term  ezpixes  July,  xgxx 

Edwin  G.  Cooley Chicago,  HI Bxofido 

EXECUTIVE  COMMITTEE 

Edwin  G.  Cooley Prestdent Chicaco,  IIL 

Nathan  C.  Schastfer Firsi  Vie^PresidetU HarrisbuiiKi  PR> 

Arthur  H.  Chamberlain Treasurer *. Pssadena,  CaL 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler Chairman,  Board  of  Trustees New  York,  N.  Y. 

W.  T.  Harris Member  by  mecHon Washington,  D.  C 


iRWDf  Shepard Secretary. . 


Winona,  Ifinn. 


BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 
Direoton  ez  oi&oio 


Edwin  G.  Cooley,  Chicago,  HI.  Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  Pasadena,  Cal. 

Naihan  C.  Scbaefeer,  Hairisbuxg,  Pa.  Nicholas  Murray  Boiler,  New  York.  N.  Y. 

Irwin  Shepard,  Winona,  Minn. 

Life  Direoton 


BicENELL,  Thomas  W.,  Proridenoe,  R.  I. 
Board  of  Education,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
Brown.  Elmer  Ellsworth.  Washington,  D.  C. 
Butler,  Nicholas  Murray,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Cantield.  James  H..  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Cook,  E.  H..  Madison.  Wis. 
Cook.  John  W.,  DeKalb,  IIL 
Corson,  Oscar  T,  Columbus.  Ohio. 
Eliot,  Chailks  W.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Gove,  Aaron,  Denver,  Colo. 
Graham,  H.  A.,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Mich. 
Green,  J.  M.,  Trenton,  N.  J. 
Greenwood,  J.  M.,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Harris,  W.  T.  Washington,  D.  C. 
JxwETT,  A.  v.,  Abilene.  Kan. 


Lyte,  Elxphalbt  Oram,  Millersville,  Pa. 
Marshall,  T.  Marcellus.  Stouts  Milk,  W.  Va. 
Maxwell.  Woliam  H..  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Parker.  Charles  I.,  Chicago,  111. 
Pickard,  Josiah  L,  Loa  Angeles,  Cal. 
Pike,  Joshua,  Jerseyville,  HI. 
ScHAEFFER,  Nathan  C,  HarrisbuTg,  Pa. 
Seinnzr,  Charles  R.,  Watertown,  N.  Y. 
SoLDAN,  F.  Louis,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
State  Teachers'  Association.  Illinois. 
Stratton,  C  C,  St.  Johns,  Oregon. 
Taylor,  A.  R..  Decatur,  111. 
Teachers'  Insttfute,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
White,  Chailks  G.,  Lake  Linden.  Mich. 
Wilson,  J.  Ormond,  Washmgton,  D.  C 


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DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS  17 

Directors  by  JESleotion 
N»ik  AOanHc  Division 

Maine Patson  Smttb Auburn 

New  Hampthixe James  £.  Klock Plymouth 

Vennont Mason  S.  Stonb Montpelier 

MuBachuaetts Johw  T.  Puncb West  Newton 

Rhode  Iskad. *. Waltbx  Ballou  Jacobs Providence 

Coimrftinit Chailim  H.  Kjcyes Haitford 

New  York James  C.  Byxnes New  York 

New  Jcaey John  Enuoht Freehold 

FumaylTania John  Moxsow Allegheny 

South  AOanUe  Division 

Delawaxe Geokoe  W.  Twrmyee.... Wilmington 

Maryland M.  Bates  Stephens Annapolis 

District  of  Cblumbis W.  T.  Hareis Washington 

VIrginis Joseph  L.  Jasman Farmville 

West  Viiginia Thomas  C  Miller Charleston 

North  Canrfina J.  I.  FonsT Greensboro 

Soath  Carolina D.  B.  Johnson Rock  Hill 

Georgia William  M.  Slaton Athnta' 

Florida Miss  Clem  Hampton Tallahassee 

South  Central  Division 

Kentucky W.  H.  Bartholomew Louisville 

TennesMe I.  C.  McNeill Memphis 

Alabama Isaac  W.  Hill Opelika 

MlsBiiaippi E.  E.  Bass Greenville 

LoQiaiasa Warren  Easton.  . .  ^ New  Orleans 

Texas Cree  T.  Wore Denton 

Arkansas George  B.  Cooe ^ Hot  Springs 

Oklahoma £.  E.  Balcomb Weatherford 

Indian  Territory John  D.  Benedict Muskogee 

North  Central  Division 

Ohio Henry  G.  Williams Athens 

Indiana Thomas  A.  Morr Richmond 

nUaais Walter  R.  Hatfield Chicago 

Mfefalgaa David  Mackenzie Detroit 

WisocDsin Charles  P.  Cart Madison 

Iowa P.  C  Hayden Keokuk 

MinncsoU S.  L.  Heeter St.  Paul 

MisBoori John  R.  Kire Kirksville 

North  DakoU N.  C.  Macdonald lidgerwood 

South  DakoU M  A.  Lanoe Pierre 

Nebraska George  L.  Towne linoobi 

John  Macdonald Topeka 

Wesiem  Division 

Oscar  J.  Craig Miasoula 

Wyoming Estelle  Reel Washington,  D.  C 

Colorado Charles  £.  Chadsey Denver 

New  Mezia> W.  H.  Deceer Gallup 

Arisooa A.  J.  Matthews Tempe 

Utah *. William  Allison Ogden 

Nevada J.  E.  Stubbs Reno 

Idaho S.  Belle  Chamberlain Boise 

Washington Edward  T.  Mathss Bellingham 

Oicgoa J.  H.  AcKEMAN Salem 

Caliloraia James  A.  Barr Stockton 


i8  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS 
National  Oounoil 

JOSEPH  SWAIN PresidetU Swuthmore.  Pa. 

JAMES  M.  GREEN Viet-PresidaU TVenton.  N.  J. 

JOHN  W.  CARR Secretary Dayton.  Ohio 

JAMES  M.  GREENWOOD Executive  CommitUt Kansas  Gty.  Mo. 

ELMER  ELLSWORTH  BROWN Executive  CommitUe Washingtoo,  D.  C 

W.  T.  HARRIS Executive  Committee Washington,  D.  C. 

Kindersarten 

BERTHA  PAYNE President Chicago.  HL 

BARBARA  GREENWOOD Vice-President Pomona.  Cal. 

HARRIET  ROCKWELL Secretary derdand.  O. 

Blementazy 

J.  K.  STABLETON President Bk)Oinii«ton.  lU. 

ADELAIDE  S,  BAYLOR Vice-President Wabash;  Ind. 

S.  BELLE  CHAMBERLAIN Secretary Boise.  Idaho 

Beoondarj 

GILBERT  B.  MORRISON President St  Louis.  Mo. 

H.  H.  CULLY First  Vice-President Oereland.  Ohio 

FLETCHER  DURELL Second  Vice-President Lawrencevilk,  N.  J. 

LEWIS  B.  AVERY Secretary Redlands,  CaL 

Higher 

OSCAR  J.  CRAIG President Missoula.  Mont. 

W.  O.  THOMPSON Vice-President Columbus.  Ohio 

ULUAN  G.  BERRY Secretary Bloomington.  Ind. 

Normal 

AUGUSTUS  O.  THOMAS President Kearney.  Neb. 

MORRIS  E.  DAILEY Vice-President SanJoe<.CaL 

HENRY  G.  WILLIAMS Secretary '. Athens.  O. 

Buperintendenoe 

FRANK  B.  COOPER President Sesttle.  Wssh. 

STRATTON  D.  BROOKS First  Vice-President Boston.  Mass. 

ELLA  C.  SULUVAN Second  Vice-President  Chicago.  UL 

GEORGE  B.  COOK Secretary Hot  Springs.  AA. 

Manual 

JESSE  D.  BURKS President Albany.  N.  Y. 

ANNA  C.  HEDGES Vice-President Brooklyn.  N.  Y. 

WILUAM  E.  ROBERTS Secretary Oevdand.  Ohio 

Art 

GEORGE  W.  EGGERS President Chicago.  Dl. 

MARY  A.  WOODMANSEE Vice-President Dayton,  Ohio 

FLORENCE  E.ELLIS Secretary OeteUnd.  Ohio 

Musio 

Mas.  FRANCES  ELLIOTT  CLARK....  President Milwaukee,  Wis. 

GEORGE  E.  KRINBILL Vice-President Bisbee.  Aria. 

IDA  M-  FISHER Secretary SanJos^CaL 

Business 

H.  B.  BROWN President Valpaniao.  Ind. 

JAMES  FERGUSON Vice-President San  Frandsco.  CaL 

JAMES  S.  CURRY Secretary Cleveland.  Ohio 

Child-Study 

WILLIAM  H.  BURNHAM President Worcester.  Mass. 

WILLIAM  L.  BRYAN Vice-President Bkxnungton.  Ind. 

M.  V.  O'SHEA Secretary Madison,  Wis. 

Bcienoe 

IRVING  O.  PALMER President NewtouTilk,  Mass. 

FRANK  F.  ALMY Vice-President Grinnell,  la. 

HENRY  KERR Secretary NoKVslk,  CsL 

Physical 

WILLLVM  W.  HASTINGS President SpringfieU,  Mass. 

CLARK  W.  HETHERINGTON Vice-President Columbia.  Mo. 

MARTHA  J.  JOHNSON Secretary Salt  Lake  Qty,  Utah 


DEPARTEMNT  OFFICERS  19 

Sohool  Administration 

W.  O.  THOMPSON Prusdeni Columbus,  O. 

J.  W.  McCLYMONDS Vice-Presidaa Oakland.  Cal. 

WHJJAM  GEORGE  BRUCE Seereiary Milwaukee,  Wia. 

Iiibrary 

JOHNR-  KIRK President Kirkaville.  Mo. 

MARY  EILEEN  AHERN Viu-President Chicago.IU. 

IDA  J.DACUS Secretary Rock  Hill,  S.  C. 

Speoial  ICduoation 

E.  R.  JOHNSTONE President \rineUnd,  N.  J. 

O.  H.  BURRITT Vice-President Bataria,  N.  Y. 

JENNIE  SMITH Secretary Eau  Claire.  Wis. 

Indian  Sduoation 

HARWOOD  HALL President Riverride,  CtL 

H.F.IJSTON Vice-President Taooma,  Wash, 

ESTELLE  REEL Secretary Washington.  D.  C. 

Teohnioai  Education 

LOUIS  C.  MONIN President Chicago,  HL 

A.  B.  STORMS Vice-President. Ames,  Iowa 

GEORGE  A.  MERRILL Secretary San  Francisco,  CaL 


TREASURER'S  REPORT 

TO  THE 

NATIONAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

July  i,  1906^  to  June  30,  1907 


J.  N.  WilkinBon,  Treasurer,  in  Aooount  with  the  National  Bdaoational  Association 


BALANCE  ON  HAND  JULY  x.    1906 

Balance  brought  forwaid  firomTVeaiuRr'i  report  for  year  ending  JunejOiXpod •ti5.847*oo 

RECEIPTS 

From  tranaportalion  lines  (Aabory  Park  Meeting): 

New  Yoric,  New  Haven  &  Hartfbcd  R.  R.  Co $  30.00 

Grand  Trunk  Railway a.oo 

Lehigh  Valley  Railroad go.oo 

Erie  Railroad as.oo 

Pennsylvania  Railroad  Co 6a. 00 

Ocean  Steamship  Co 5a. 00 

Old  Dominion  Steamship  Co S76.00 

Central  Railroad  of  New  JerMy 87.00 

New  York  Central  &  Hudson  River  Railroad 84s. 00 

Delaware,  Lackawanna  &  Western  Railroad 31.00 

New  York«  Ontario  &  Western  Railroad 38.00 

l0X5-O9 

Fl:om  Board  of  Trustees: 

Income  as  per  Report  of  Board  of  Trustees tTiSOQ.os 

From  Memberships,  Chicago  Meeting,  Department  of  SuperintendeDOe $x,x84.oo 

From  Secretary's  office  during  the  year: 

Membership  fees $8,604.00 

Enrollment  fees 580.00 

Exchange ao.6x 

Sale  of  bade  volumes 605.3a 

Sale  of  special  reports axx .85 

From  royalty  on  sale  of  Reports  of  Conmiittees  of  Ten  and  Fifteen 

From  interest  on  deposits  in  First  National  Bank  of  Chicago 

Total  receipts  for  the  year Ii33, 756 .  78 

DISBURSEMENTS 
Board  of  Trustees: 

For  investment $5,000.00 

For  expenses 387.44 

Executive  Committee  expenses: 

President .' 8x63. 4X 

First  Vice-President S5.00 

Treasurer '. 358.00 

Chairman  Board  of  Trustees 36.75 

Member  by  election xa7.ao 

General  Secretary's  office: 

Salary  of  Secretary $4,000.00 

Postage x,x83.8o 

Telegrams 339-94 

Freight  and  expreaa 40.78 

Qerical  services x,7a4.94 

Exchange .90 

ao 


$5.3$7-44 


$6x0.36 


TREASURER'S  REPORT  21 


Sutioaery  and  office  rapplks 184.74 

T^wKiW 957.1S 

Rent 600.00 

76.57 


l9,io8.8s 

|a.x7s-49 
$379.99 


Printing; 

Volumes  of  Proutdmgs  (6,500  Toliimcs),  farUiding  6.500  Index  Volumes S6,8o8. 70 

Reprints  firom  Tohunes 47*  50 

Special  reports 8x7.44 

Executive  Committee  Bulletins 888. as 

Miscellaneous 563.30 

EzpitSB  and  freight: 

Distribotion  of  volumes  and  reports |a,ooo.oo 

Mivfllanrous 171 .  49 

Spedal  appropriatkms: 

Committee  on  library  Inatraction $993 .  04 

Committee  on  Industrial  Education 86.88 

Annual  Convention  Qn  preparation  for  San  Francisoo  Convention): 

Department  expenses $376.03 

State  directors  and  managers  for  year  1905-6 36. 30 

Badges  for  Department  (rf  Superintendence 39.95 

Printing 34*  50 

Miscellaneous  (refund  of  expenses  of  A.  H.  Chamberlain  and  Jas.  A.  Bair  for 

securing  advance  membeiships,  San  Frandsco  Omvention) 500-39 

$1,085.40 

Uadasaified  expenses: 

Bonds  of  Secretary  and  IVeasurer $    50.00 

FIKng  cases xx.ao 

John  B.  Pine,  legsl  services,  incorporation 1 x,93o.  xa 

Sale  for  Secretary^  office 133 .  8x 

Auditing  books  of  Teasurer  and  Secretary 30.00 

Thmalations  for  Anmversary  VoUme 30.00 

Examination  of  securities 93.35 

Exchange  of  typewriter 50.00 

Multigrsph  (duplicating  machine) aso.oo 

Reports  Committees  of  Ten  and  Fifteen 3.75 

J.  S.  Wycr,  Jr.,  compiling  Bibliography  for  Anmversary  Volume 30.00 

Miss  Msrtha  Nebon,  compiling  General  Index 8ao.oo 

C  Alex  Nelson,  compiling  Index  to  1906  volume 44.60 

$3.406.83 

Total  disbursements  for  the  year $3X1976.35 

SUMMARY 
Receipts 

Balance  brought  forward  from  the  T^easurer'k  report  for  year  ending  June  30,  xoo6. .  $13,847 .  00 

Receipts  for  year  July  x,  xgo6,  to  June  30, 1907 xq,909.78 


•33.756.78 

DiAursemetUs 

Amount  transferred  to  Pennanent  Fund,  as  per  voucher  No.  X04 $5,000.00 

Total  expenses  far  year 26,976.35 

$3X,a76.35 

Bclame  im  Ireasmy^  June  jo,  1907 $3,480.43 

J.  N.  Wilkinson,  Treasurer. 

We,  the  wndmiignfd  'Hustees  of  the  National  Educational  Association,  hereby  approve  the  Report  of 
J.  N.  Wilkinson,  Treasurer. 

Nicholas  Murray  Bdtles,  Chairman^ 
James  M.  Greenwood, 
Nathan  C.  Schaeffkr, 

Board  af  Trustees. 


22  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

Oiicafo,  HL,  SeiiCeinber  aS,  1907 
Board  of  Thuteea.  National  Educatloo  Aaaodadoo  of  the  United  Statea, 
Gentlemen: — 

We  have  audited  the  booki  and  aoxninta  of  the  National  Educational  Aaaodation  of  the  United  Statea, 
as  kept  by  the  Secretary,  Irwin  Shepazd,  and  the  TVeaaurer,  J.  N.  WUkmson,  for  the  year  x9o6-7t  ud  com- 
pared  them  with  the  relative  vouchen,  cfaecka,  and  other  instnictiona,  and  find  the  hooka  to  be  oonect 

We  annez,  hereto,  a  copy  of  the  Tkeasuxer*8  Report  for  the  year  under  review,  which  we  have  checked  in 
detail,  and  we  certify  it  to  be  correct  and  in  accordance  with  the  booka. 

y oura  reapectfully, 

TBX  iNmNATIONAL  AUDR  COMPANY 

iBy  Jomr  McLaun,  Pnsideia. 


TWENTY-FIRST  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE  BOARD 

OF  TRUSTEES 

FOR  THE   YEAR   JULY  i,    1906^   TO   JUNE   30,    1907 


Los  Angkub,  CaXm,  July  8, 1907 
To  the  Board  of  Direeiors  0/  the  Natumal  Edncatumal  AssociaiiotK 

The  Board  of  Ttusteea  of  the  National  Educational  Aaaodatian  preaenta  the  foUowing  report  of  the  Perma- 
nent Fund  of  the  National  Educational  Aaaodation  and  ita  income  for  the  year  ending  June  30, 1907: 

REPORT  OF  THE  FUNDS  OF  THE  NATIONAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  FROM 
JULY  I,  zgo6,  TO  JULY  1,  1907 

PERMANENT  FUND 
OOLLSCnONS 

Caah  on  hand  July  x,  xoo6 $    7,450 

Receiyed  from  Treaaurer  of  Aaaodation s/»o 

Mortgagee  collected  as  follows: 

XQXQ  Wabash  Are.  (Thomaa) 5iOOo 

xaox  Irving  Pa^  Blvd.  (Wadhams) 3,000 

696-6a8  W.  Adams  St  (Baricer) 9.000 

3368  Kenmore  Ave.  (Dodge) >,5oo 

Bonds  collected  as  foUows: 

Ness  County 150 

,       Lemont  School soo 

f39,6oo 

KfVXSnfENTS 

West  Chicago  Park  bonds  (face  value,  $19,000) $19,000 

St.  Louis  &  San  Frandaoo  R.  R.  0>.  bonds  (face  value,  $7,000) 7.000 

Balance  on  hand  (cash) 6,600 

$39,600 

OONDmON  OP  FUND  JULY   X,   X906 

Mortgages  on  real  estate $50,500 

Kansas  school  bonds X50 

Illinois  municipal  and  achool  bonds 56.500 

Railroad  bonds 35.ooo 

Master's  certificate  of  sale 5.500 

Cash  on  hand  for  investment 7,450 

$i5S.xoo 

OOKDinON  07  FITND  JULY  X,   X907 

Mortgages  on  real  estate $31,000 

Illinois  municipal  and  school  bonds 75.000 

Railroad  bonds 43,000 

Master's  certificate  of  sale S.500 

Cash  on  hand  for  investment 6,600 

$160,100 


REPORT  OP  THE  BOARD  OP  TRUSTEES 


23 


INCOME  7X7ND 


$738a.8o 


$738a.8o 


Interest  00  real  esUte  mortgacea ^  I3.0S8.18 

Intoest  on  Kansas  bonds 4. 50 

Interest  on  Illinois  school  and  municipal  bonds 3.055.00 

Interest  on  railroad  bonds 1,400.00 

Interest  on  bank  balances uo.  la 

Discount  on  St.  Louis  and  San  Frandsco  R.  R.  Co.  bonds  bought 1,395.00 

DISBirSSigfKWTS 

Express  chaiges  on  Kansas  bonds  sold $         .45 

Premiuni  on  West  Chicago  Pa^  bonds  bou^t xao.oo 

Accrued  interest  on  West  Chicago  Park  bonds  bought a53«33 

Credited  account  of  National  Fduratinnal  Association  in  First  National  Bank  of  Chicago  7,509.09 

INTEREST  RECEIPTS  IN  DETAIL 

Terminal  R.  R.  AsB*n  coupons $  600.00 

Village  of  Morgan  Park  coupons 157. 50 

Ness  County  accrued  interest 4. 50 

West  Chicago  Park  coupons 760.00 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  R.  R.  Co.  coupons 800.00 

Chicago  Drainage  coupons a,ooo.oo 

Lemont  School  District  coupons X37* 50 

First  Mmtgage,  xaox  Irving  Park  Boulevard 7500 

Flist  Blortgage,  5603  Madison  Avenue 350.00 

Fint  Mortgage,  19x9  Wabash  Avenue X67 .  70 

First  Mortgage,  5339  Cornell  Avenue 495>oo 

Fust  Mortgage,  6a6  West  Adams  Street 335.00 

Fint  Mortgage,  5536  Jefferson  Avenue 500. 48 

First  Mortgage,  5x36  Hibbard  Avenue 950.00 

Fint  Mortgage,  9968  Kenmore  Avenue 135.00 

Fnt  Thut  and  Savings  Bank xxo.  r3 

$6,657.80 

STATEMENT   OF   SECURITIES    BELONGING    TO    THE   PERMANENT  FUND     OF     THE 

NATIONAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION,  JULY  x,  X907.  IN  CUSTODY  OF  FIRST 

TRUST  AND  SAVINGS  BA2>^,  CHICAGO 

ILLINOIS  MUNICIPAL  AND  SCHOOL  BONDS 


Kind  of  Bond 

Village  of  Morgan  Park,  111 

Village  of  Morgan  Park,  lU 

I^mont,  HI.,  School,  Nos.  so.  33,  34,  30, 33 
Chicago  Drainage  bonds,  Nos.  345x6  to 

34535. 

Chicago  Draixu^e  bonds,  Nos.  9459Z  to 

34635,  and  34636  to  94640 

West  CUcsgo  Park  bonds,  Nos.  xxox  to 

1x09 

West  Chicago  Park  bonds,  Nos.  6x5.  639, 

63o>  63X,  and  1343  to  1348 


Amount 


Rate  of 
Interest 


Interest  Payable 


Bond  Due 


f  9,500 
x,ooo 
3,500 

xo,ooo 

40,000 

9,000 

xo,ooo 


May  and  Nov. 
Tan.  and  July 
June  and  Dec. 

Dec  and  June 

Dec  and  June 

Apr.  and  Oct 

Apr.  and  Oct 


Nov.  I,  191 1 
July  I,  1913^ 
500  yearly;  Dec.  x 

Dec,  19x6 

Dec,  X9X7 

Apr.,  X9X8 

Apr.,  X919 


•75.000 


RAILROAD  BONDS 


Kind  of  Bond 


Amount 


Rate  of 
Interest 


Interest  Payable 


Bond  Due 


Tcnunal  R.  R.  Ass'n  of  St.  Louis  Nos. 

i6«x  to  x63as /  • 

Ptttsburg,    Lake   Erie    &  West  Virginia 

bonds,  Nos.  X3496  to  X3500  and  31336  to 

^  axaso 

St  Louis  Sl  San  Francisco  R.R.  Co.,  Nos. 

474S7. 4901a.  47S37.  S7S»4. 57373. 40670, 

47435 


fi5.ooo 

.  3O,0OO 

7.000 
S4a,ooo 


4% 
4% 
4% 


Jan.  and  July 
May  and  Nov. 
Jan.  and  July 


Jan.,  X953 
Nov.  X,  X94Z 
July,  1951 


24 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


FIRST  ICORTGAGES  ON  CHICAGO  KEAL  ESTATE 


Locadon  of  Real  Estate 


Amount 


Rate  of 
Intereit 


Interest  Payabfe 


Bond  Doe 


5x36  Hibbazd  Avcnoe  (Ritchie) 

5603  Madison  Avenue  (Lewis) 

5596-8  Jeffenon  Avenue  (Wallace). . 
5939~4i  Cornell  Avenue  (Dickinson) 


•  S/»o 

5,000 
10,000 
zx,ooo 


May  and  Nov.  x 
July  and  Jan. 
Apr.  and  Oct. 
Jan.  and  July 


Nov.  z,  Z008 
July  I,  xgoQ 
Oct.  z,  Z907 
Jan.xQ09 


«3i.< 


CERTIFICATE  OF  MASTER'S  SALE 

Location  of  Property 

Amount 

Rate  of  Interest 

Dale  of  Sale 

Atft9  T^ake  Avenue  (Hard) 

ts.soo 

5% 

Apr.  X907 

Respectfully  submitted, 

Nicholas  Muuat  Butus,  Chmkmun^ 

Jamis  lii.  GtXKNirOOD, 

Nathan  C  Schabwbs, 

Board  of  Tnuioes, 

The  above  and  f orcfotng  is  a  correct  statement  of  the  account  of  the  funds  of  the  National  Educational 
Association  from  July  x,  zoo6,  to  July  i,  X907.  as  the  same  appears  on  the  books  of  this  bank. 

FIRST  TRUST  AND  SAVINGS  BANK  OF  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

By  LouB  BoBOT, 

Trust  Offcot, 

CERTIFICATE  OF  EXAMINER  OF  SEC^URITIES 

Cbicaoo,  Ixx.,  June  xy.  X907 
I  have  this  day  examined  the  securities  named  in  the  foregoing  statement  made  by  Nicholas  Murra  y  Butler, 
chairman,  James  M.  Greenwood,  and  Nathan  C  Schaeffer,  membeis  of  the  Board  of  Thistees,  and  Louis 
Boisot,  trust  officer  of  the  First  Trust  and  Savings  Baxik  of  (3iicsco,  and  find  all  the  bonds  or  securities  in 
their  possession.  Edwin  G.  Ooolby,  Bxmmkm. 


JOURNAL  OF  PROCEEDINGS 

or 


FORTY-FIFTH  ANNUAL  CONVENTION 

07  THE 

NATIONAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

LOS  ANGELES,  CAL.,  July  8-ia,  1907 


SUNDAY  SERVICES 

Special  Sunday  services,  including  sermons  on  educational  topics,  were  held  in  several 
of  the  churches  of  Los  Angeles  in  recognition  of  the  educational  convention  to  occur  the 
following  week,  as  follows: 

In  the  Temple  Auditorium  by  Rev.  Robert  J.  Burdette.  Topic— "The  Divine 
Diploma;"  Text— '*Rabbi,  we  know  that  Thou  art  a  teacher  come  from  God." 

In  the  Cathdic  Cathedral  Rt.  Rev.  Thomas  J.  Conaty  preached  on  "The  Catholic 
Church  in  the  Educational  Movement." 

At  the  First  Congregational  Church  Rev.  William  Horace  Day  preached  in  the 
morning  on  the  topic,  "  Christ's  Call  to  the  Scholar,"  and  on  "  The  Pedagogy  of  Jesus" 
in  the  evening.  *^ 

Rev.  Frank  DeWitt  Talmage,  of  the  First  Presbyterian  Church,  spoke  on  "The 
Teacher's  Throne." 

Rev.  Robert  Mclntyre  preached  on  "The  Model  School  Teacher,"  at  the  First  Metho- 
dist Church. 

Rev.  J.  J.  Wilkins,  at  the  Episcopal  Pro- Cathedral,  preached  on  the  subject,  "  The 
Principles  of  Education." 

Rev.  Benjamin  Fay  Mills,  at  Blanchard  Hall,  delivered  a  sermon  on  the  topic, 
''The  Reform  of  Education." 

Rabbi  S.  Hecht,  at  the  Synagogue,  preached  on  the  subject,  "  Jewish  Progress  in 
Educational  Methods." 

OPENING  SESSION— Monday  Apternoon,  July  8 
The  forty-fifth  annual  convention,  being  the  fiftieth  anniversary  of  the  organization  of 
the  National  Educational  Association,  was  introduced  by  an  organ  concert  of  thirty 
minutes  by  Bruce  Gordon  ELingsley,  which  preceded  the  formal  opening.  The  con- 
vention was  called  to  order  in  the  Temple  Auditorium,  Los  Angeles,  by  President  Nathan 
C.  Schaeffer,  of  Pennsylvania,  at  2:30  p.  ic. 

Prayer  was  ofiFered  by  Rev.  Frank  DeWitt  Talmage,  of  the  First  Presbyterian  Church. 

Rev.  Robert  J.  Burdette  delivered  an  address  of  welcome,  to  which  response  was  made 
on  behalf  of  the  Association  by  Dr.  W.  T.  Harris,  of  Washington,  D.  C. 

A  vocal  solo,  "Aria,  from  Mignon,"  was  sung  by  Miss  Blanche  Ruby. 

Dr.  Nathan  C.  SchaefiFer,  of  Harrisburg,  Pa.,  president  of  the  National  Educational 
Association,  delivered  the  presidential  address  on  "How  Can  the  Schools  Aid  the  Peace 
Movement  ?" 

Miss  Blanche  Ruby  then  sang  a  solo,  "Spring,"  by  Henschel. 

Dr.  ^^^lliam  O.  Thompson,  president  of  Ohio  State  University,  offered  the  following 
dedaiation: 

25 


22  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

Cbicaflo,  HL,  September  aS,  1907 
Board  of  Trustees,  Natioiul  Edacatloo  Assoclarion  of  the  United  States, 
Gentlemen :~ 

We  have  audited  the  books  and  accounts  of  the  National  Educational  Association  of  the  United  States, 
as  kept  by  the  Secretary,  Irwin  Shepard,  and  the  Treasurer,  J.  N.  Wilkinson,  for  the  year  1906-7.  and  com- 
pared them  with  the  relative  vouchos,  chedu,  and  other  instructions,  and  find  the  books  to  be  oonect 

We  annex,  hereto,  a  copy  of  the  Tkeasurer^  Report  for  the  year  under  review,  which  we  have  checked  in 
detail,  and  we  certify  it  to  be  oonect  and  in  accordance  with  the  books. 

Yours  respectfully, 

TBX  iNmNATlONAL  AUDIT  COMPAMT 

iBy  Jomr  McLabkn.  Prutdemt, 


TWENTY-FIRST  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE  BOARD 

OF  TRUSTEES 

FOR   THE   YEAR   JULY  i,    i9<A   TO   JUNE   30^    1907 


Los  Angbus,  Cal.,  July  8. 1907 
Tc  the  Bwird  of  DtreOors  of  the  NoHonal  Educaiwnal  Assoeiaiiau: 

The  Board  of  'Hustees  of  the  National  Educational  AsMdation  presents  the  following  report  of  the  Perma- 
nent Fund  of  the  National  Educational  AsMdation  and  its  income  for  the  year  ending  June  30,  X907: 

REPORT  OF  THE  FUNDS  OF  THE  NATIONAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  FROM 
JULY  1.  1906,  TO  JULY  I,  1907 

PERMANENT  FUND 
OOLLBCnOMS 

Cash  on  hand  July  x,  1906 f    7,450 

Recdved  from  Treasurer  of  Association Svooo 

Mortgages  collected  as  follows: 

19x9  Wabash  Ave.  (Thomas) 5,000 

xaoi  Irving  Park  Blvd.  (Wadhams) 3,000 

6S6-698  W.  Adams  St.  (Baricer) 9.000 

a368  Kenmore  Ave.  (Dodge) SiSoo 

Bonds  collected  as  follows: 

Ncsi  (bounty X50 

^       Lemont  School 500 

f3S,6oo 


West  CSiicago  Park  bonds  (face  value,  $19,000) $19,000 

St.  Louis  &  San  Franciaco  R.  R.  0>.  bonds  (face  value,  $7,000) 7.000 

Balance  on  hand  (cash) 6,600 

IS9A» 

OONDinON  OP  FUND  JULY   X,   X906 

Mortgages  on  real  estate $50,500 

Kansas  school  bonds X50 

Illinois  municipal  and  school  bonds 56,500 

Railroad  bonds 35.000 

Master's  certificate  of  sale 5,500 

Cash  on  hand  for  investment 7,450 

$i5S.ioo 

CONDITION  OF  FOND  JULY   X,   X907 

Mortgages  on  real  estate $3x,ooo 

Illinois  municipal  and  school  bonds 75.000 

Railroad  bonds 4a,ooo 

Master*s  certificate  of  sale 5,500 

Cash  <Hi  hand  for  investment 6,600 

$i6o,xoo 


REPORT  OP  THE  BOARD  OP  TRUSTEES 


23 


INCOME  7UND 


Interest  on  real  estate  mortgages ^  S3,oS8.i8 

Interest  on  Kansas  bonds 4. 50 

Interest  on  lUinois  sdiool  and  municipal  bonds 31O55.00 

Interest  on  raihoad  bonds 1,400.00 

Interest  on  bank  balances xjo.ia 

Discoont  on  St  Louis  and  San  Frandsco  R.  R.  Co.  bonds  bou^t 1,395.00 

DISBtTSSSMXHTB 

Express  dhaiges  on  Kansas  bonds  sold $         .45 

Premium  on  West  Chicago  Park  bonds  bought xao.oo 

Accrued  interest  on  West  Chicago  Park  bonds  bought 953«33 

Oedited  account  of  National  Educational  Anodation  in  First  National  Bank  of  Chicago  7,509 .  oa 

INTEREST  RECEIPTS  IN  DETAIL 

Terminal  R.  R.  AsB*n  coupons f  600.00 

Village  of  Morgan  Park  coupons t57-  50 

Ness  County  accrued  interest 4. 50 

West  Chicago  Park  coupons 760 .  00 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  R.  R.  Co.  coupons 800.00 

Chicago  Drainage  coupons a.ooo.oo 

Lemont  School  District  coupons 137*50 

FaU  Mortgage,  laox  Irving  Park  Boulevard 75-oo 

First  Mortgage,  5603  Madison  Avenue 350.00 

First  Mortgage,  iqxq  Wabash  Avenue 167 .  70 

First  Mortgage,  5939  Cornell  Avenue 49S'Oo 

First  Mortgage,  6a6  West  Adams  Street 335.00 

First  Mortgage,  5536  Jefferson  Avenue 500. 48 

First  Mortgage,  5x36  Hibbard  Avenue 350.00 

First  Mortgage,  3968  Keimiore  Avenue 135.00 

First  Trust  and  Savings  Bank xxo.  is 


$7,883.80 


$7,883.80 


$6,657.80 

STATEMENT   OF   SECURITIES   BELONGING   TO    THE    PERMANENT     FUND     OF     THE 

NATIONAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION,  JULY  x,  X907.  IN  CUSTODY  OF  FIRST 

TRUST  AND  SAVINGS  BAJJK.  CHICAGO 

ILLINOIS  MUNICIPAL  AND  SCHOOL  BONDS 


Kind  of  Bond 

Village  of  Morgan  Paik,Ill 

Village  of  Morgan  Park,  in 

Lemont,  HI.,  School,  Nos.  30,  33,  34,  30, 33 
Chicago  Drainage  bonds,  Nos.  34516  to 

34535. 

Chicago  Draixuge  bonds,  Nos.  3459X  to 

34635,  and  311636  to  94640 

West  Qiicago  Park  bonds,  Nos.  iiox  to 

X  X09 

West  Chicago  Park  bonds,  Nos.  6x5,  639, 

630,  63X,  and  1343  to  X348 


Amount 


Rate  of 
Interest 


Interest  Payable 


Bond  Due 


$  3,500 
x,ooo 
3,500 

xo,ooo 

40,000 

9,000 

10,000 


Bffay  and  Nov. 
Jan.  and  July 
June  and  Dec 

Dec.  and  June 

Dec  and  Juite 

Apr.  and  Oct 

Apr.  and  Oct. 


Nov.  I,  X911 
July  I,  I9i3_ 
500  yearly;  Dec.  x 

Dec,  19x6 

Dec,  X9X7 

Apr.,  19x8 

Apr.,  X9X9 


$7SiO 


RAILROAD  BONDS 


Kind  of  Bond 


Amount 


Rate  of 
Interest 


Interest  Payable 


Bond  Due 


Terminal  R.  R.  AsB*n  of  St.  Louis  Nos. 

X63XX  to  16335 , 

Pittsburg,    Lake    Erie    &  West  Virginia 

bonds,  Nos.  X3496  to  X3500  and  31336  to 

3x350 

St.  Louis  &  San  FVaxunsco  R.R.  Co.,  Nos. 

47457. 490x3. 47537. 575X4. 57373. 49670. 

47435 


$x  5,000 


7,000 
$4«.ooo 


4% 


4% 


Jan.  and  July 
May  and  Nov. 
Jan.  and  July 


Jan..  X953 
Nov.  X,  X94X 
July,  X95X 


26      ^  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

The  teachers  of  the  United  States  of  America  assembled  in  the  National  Educational 
Association,  at  L.08  Angeles,  California,  July  8,  1907,  dewing  with  pleasure  and  satisfac- 
tion the  conditions  which  have  brought  about  the  Second  Hague  Conference,  adopt  the 
following  minute  as  suggesting  the  principles  to  which  they  adhere: 

We  believe  that  me  forces  of  this  world  should  be  organized  and  operated  in  the 
interests  of  peace  and  not  of  war;  we  believe  that  the  material,  commercial,  and  social 
interests  of  tne  people  of  the  United  States  and  of  the  whole  world  demand  that  the  energies 
of  the  governments  and  of  the  people  be  devoted  to  the  constructive  and  helpful  pursuits 
of  peace  and  that  the  people  be  relieved  of  the  burdens  of  providing  at  enormous  expense 
the  armaments  suggested  by  the  competitive  desire  for  supremacy  in  war;  we  further 
believe  that  the  fear  of  war  and  the  possibility  of  war  woula  alike  decline  if  the  govern- 
ments were  to  rely  more  upon  the  sentiment  of  the  people  and  less  upon  the  strength  of 
their  armies  and  navies.    We  recoounend  the  following  resolutions: — 

1.  We  indorse  and  commend  the  sentiments  expressed  in  the  annual  address  by  the 
President  of  this  Association. 

2.  We  urge  upon  our  representatives  at  the  Second  Hague  Conference  to  use  their 
influence  to  widen  the  scope  and  increase  the  power  of  the  Hague  Tribunal. 

3.  While  disclaiming  any  desire  to  suggest  a  program  or  to  urge  ^)ecific  action,  we  do 
urge  our  representatives  to  secure  the  most  favorable  action  possible  upon  international 
arbitration,  the  limitation  of  armaments,  the  protection  of  private  property  at  sea,  and  the 
investigation  of  international  disputes  by  an  mipartial  commission  before  the  declaration 
of  hostilities. 

4.  We  recommend  to  the  teachers  that  the  work  of  the  Hague  Conference  and  of  the 
Peace  Associations  be  studied  carefully  and  the  results  given  proper  consideration  in  the 
work  of  instruction. 

On  motion  the  declaration  was  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Resolutions  to  be  reported 
back  to  the  Association  with  recommendation  at  the  closing  meeting  of  the  Convention. 

An  address  on  "Education  and  Democracy"  was  given  by  President  A.  B.  Storms, 
of  Iowa  State  College,  Ames,  Iowa. 

The  following  Committee  on  Resolutions  was  appointed  by  President  Schaeffer: 

COMBflTTEE  ON  RESOLUTIONS 

Charles  C.  Van  Liew,  Chairman^  president  of  State  Normal  School,  Chico,  Cal. 
Walter  A.  Edwards,  president  of  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute,  Pasadena,  Cal. 
Francis  G.  Blair,  state  superintendent  of  public  instruction,  Springfield,  III. 
Gustavus  R.  Glenn,  president  of  North  Georgia  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College, 
Dahlonega,  Ga. 

5.  A.  Underwood,  principal  of  Westport  High  School,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

S.  Belle  Chamberlain,  state  superintendent  of  public  instruction,  Boise,  Idaho. 
William  £.  Hatch,  superintendent  of  schools,  New  Bedford,  Mass. 
Mau^e  B.  Hansche,  Commercial  High  School  for  Girb,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

The  convention  adjourned  to  meet  at  eight  o'clock  p.  m. 

SECOND  SESSION— Monday  Evenino,  July  8 

The  convention  was  called  to  order  at  eight  o'clock  P.  ic  by  President  N.  C.  Schaeffer, 
after  an  organ  prelude  by  Bruce  Gordon  Kingsley. 

Prayer  was  offered  by  Rev.  }.  P.  McKnight,  of  Los  Angeles. 

The  United  German  Male  Choruses  of  Los  Angeles,  under  the  direction  of  Heniy 
Schoenefeld,  director,  supplied  the  music  for  the  evening  and  opened  with  (a)  **  Der  Tag  des 
Herm,"  by  Kreutzer,  and  (6)  "In  Einem  kuehlen  Gnmde,"  by  Glueck. 

Hon.  Francis  E.  Leupp,  United  States  commissioner  of  Indian  affairs,  Washington, 
D.  C,  gave  a  brief  address  on  "  Indians  and  Their  Education." 

At  this  point  in  the  program.  President  Schaeffer  introduced  Dr.  Elmer  Ellsworth 
Brown,  United  States  commissioner  of  education,  and  president  of  the  National  Council 
of  Education,  as  presiding  officer  for  the  balance  of  the  evening  program,  which  was  a 
joint  session  of  the  General  Association  and  the  National  Council. 

President  Brown  introduced,  as  representing  the  National  Council,  Mrs.  Ella  Flagg 
Young,  principal  of  the  Chicago  Normal  School,  who  read  a  "Report  on  Educational 
Progress  During  the  Past  Two  Years." 


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The  session  closed  with  music  by  the  United  German  Male  Choruses,  who  sang, 
(a)  "Sturm-Beschwoerung,"  by  Duemer,  and  (f)  "Verlassen,"  by  Koschat. 
The  Association  then  adjourned. 

THIRD  SESSION— Tuesday  Evening,  July  9,  1907 

After  an  organ  prelude  by  Bruce  Gordon  Kingsley,  the  Association  was  called  to  order 
by  President  Schaeffer. 

Prayer  was  offered  by  Rev.  A.  W.  Atkinson,  of  Los  Angeles. 

Music— "Winter  Song,"  by  F.  W.  Bullard,  sung  by  the  Los  Angeles  Shrine  Quartet, 
William  James  Chick,  director. 

Honorable  M.  Uribe  y  Trancoso  of  the  Department  of  Education  of  the  Republic 
of  Mexico  was  introduced  by  President  Schaeffer.  In  response,  he  extended  to  the  con- 
vention "Greetings  from  a  Sister  Republic." 

Rt.  Rev.  Thomas  J.  Conaty,  Bbhop  of  Monterey  and  Los  Angeles,  delivered  an 
address  on  "The  Personality  of  the  Teacher." 

Music — "When  the  Com  is  Waving" — ^Dudley  Buck,  by  the  Los  Angeles  Shrine 
Quartet. 

"The  Economic  Relations  of  Education"  was  the  subject  of  the  closing  address  of 
the  evening  by  Dr.  William  O.  Thompson,  president  of  Ohio  State  University,  Columbus, 
Ohio.  T.  A.  Mott,  superintendent  of  schools,  Richmond,  Ind.,  led  in  a  discussion  of 
President  Thompson's  paper. 

The  following  Committee  on  Nominations  was  appointed  by  President  Schaeffer 
in  accordance  with  By-Law  No.  i: 

COMMITTEE  ON  NOMINATIONS 


Joseph  Swain,  Pennsylvania,  Chaihnan 

Alabama (vacant) 

Arizona Amoldas  H.  McClure 

Arkansas George  B.  Cook 

California Richard  D.  Faulkner 

Colorado Daniel  P.  Taytor 

Connecticut Charles  H.  Keyes 

Delaware (vacant) 

D.  of  Columbia. W.  T.  Harris 

Florida William  M.  Holloway 

Georgia (vacant) 

Idaho S.  Belle  Chamberlain 

Illinois John  D.  Shoop 

Indiana Robert  J.  Aley 

Indian  Territoryjohn  D.  Benedict 

Iowa F.  F.  Almy 

Kansas Edward  T.  Fairchild 

Kentucky William  H.  Bartholomew 

Louisiana (vacant) 

Maine (vacant) 

Maryland James  H.  Van  Sickle 

Massachusetts..  .William  E.  Hatch 

Michigan E.  E.  Scribner 

Minnesota John  W.  Olsen 

^fississippi B.  L.  Hatch 

Missouri James  M.  Greenwood 

After  announcement  that  the  Nominating  0>mmittee  would  meet  in  Children's  Hall, 
Auditorium  Building,  at  9  o'clock  A.  M.,  Wednesday,  the  convention  adjourned  to 
Thursday  evening,  July  11. 

FOURTH  SESSION— Wednesday  Evening,  July  10 
The  Association  was  called  to  order  by  President  Schaeffer  at  8  p.  M. 
Following  an  organ  prelude  by  Bruce  Gordon  Kingsley,  prayer  was  offered  by  Rabbi 
S.  Hecht,  of  Los  Angeles. 


Montana R.  J.  Cunningham 

Nebraska A.  O.  Thomas 

Nevada J.  E.  Stubbs 

New  Hampshire  (vacant) 

New  Jersey James  M.  Green 

New  Mexico Wm.  H.  Decker 

New  York Eugene  W.  Lyttle 

North  Carolina,  (vacant) 

North  Dakota.  .Mrs.  K.  B.  Macdonald 

Ohio Wells  L.  Griswold 

Oklahoma Ernest  E.  Balcomb 

Oregon Reuben  F.  Robinson 

Pennsylvania.. .  Joseph  Swain 
Rhode  Island. . .  (vacant) 
South  Carolina..!).  B.  Johnson 
South  Dakota..  .George  W.  Nash 

Tennessee I.  C.  McNeill 

Texas Lloyd  E.  Wolfe 

Utah D.  H.  Christensen 

Virginia (vacant) 

Wa^ngton E^win  Twitmyer 

West  Virginia. . .  (vacant) 

Wisconsin Lorenzo  D.  Harvey 

Wyoming Estelle  Reel 

Vermont (vacant) 


30  NA  TIONAL  EDVCA TtON  ASSOC! A  TtOH 

how  to  live  righteously,  healthfully,  and  happily,  and  that  to  accomplish  this  object  it  is 
essential  that  every  school  inculcate  the  love  of  truth»  justice,  purity,  and  beauty  thru  the 
study  also  of  biography,  history,  ethics,  natural  history,  music,  drawing,  and  the  manual 
arts. 

9.  The  National  Educational  Association  wishes  to  record  its  approval  of  the  increas- 
ing appreciation  among  educators  of  the  fact  that  the  building  of  chiu^acter  is  the  real  aim 
of  the  schools  and  the  ultimate  reason  for  the  expenditure  of  millions  for  their  maintenance. 
There  are  in  the  minds  of  the  children  and  youth  of  today  a  tendency  toward  a  disregard  for 
constituted  authority,  a  lack  of  respect  for  age  and  superior  wisdom,  a  weak  appreciation 
of  the  demands  of  duty,  a  disposition  to  follow  pleasure  and  interest  rather  than  obligation 
and  order.  This  condition  demands  the  earhest  thought  and  action  of  our  leaders  of 
opinion  and  places  important  obligations  upon  school  authorities. 

10.  The  National  Educational  Association  wishes  to  congratulate  the  secondary 
schools  and  colleges  of  the  coimtry  that  are  making  an  e£fort  to  remove  the  taint  of  profession- 
alism that  has  crept  into  students'  sports.  This  taint  can  be  removed  only  by  leading 
students,  alumni,  and  school  faculties  to  recognize  that  inter-school  games  siiould  be 
played  for  sportsmanshipi  and  not  merely  for  victory. 

11.  The  National  Educational  Association  observes  with  great  satisfaction  the 
tendency  of  cities  and  towns  to  replace  large  school  committees  or  boards,  which  have 
exercised  thru  subcommittees  executive  functions,  by  small  boards  which  determine 
general  policies,  but  intrust  all  executive  functions  to  salaried  experts. 

12.  Local  taxation,  supplemented  by  state  taxation,  presents  the  best  means  for  the 
support  of  the  public  schools,  and  for  securing  that  deep  mterest  in  them  which  is  neces- 
sary to  their  greatest  efficiency.  State  aid  should  be  granted  only  as  supplementary  to 
local  taxation,  and  not  as  a  substitute  for  it. 

13.  We  cannot  too  often  repeat  that  close,  intelligent,  judicious  supervision  is  neces- 
sary for  all  grades. 

14.  The  National  Educational  Association  approves  the  efforts  of  the  Simplified 
Spelling  Board  and  other  bodies  to  promote  the  simplification  of  English  spelling  by  the 
judicious  omission  of  useless  silent  letters,  and  the  substitution  of  a  more  regular  and 
intelligible  spelling  in  place  of  forms  that  are  grossly  irregular  or  anomalous,  such  amend- 
ments to  be  made  according  to  the  existing  rules  and  an^ogies  of  English  spelling,  with  a 
due  regard  to  the  standards  accepted  bv  scholars;  and  the  Association  hereby  approves 
the  simpler  forms  contained  in  the  list  ot  three  hundred  words  now  spelled  in  two  or  more 
ways,  published  by  the  Simplified  Spelliiu;  Board,  and  containing  the  twelve  simplified 
forms  now  used  by  this  Association  and  £rects  that  these  simpler  forms  be  used  m  the 
publications  of  the  Association  in  accordance  with  the  rule  now  in  force,  that  if  the  writer 
of  any  paper  published  by  this  Association  expressly  so  desires,  his  paper  shall  be  printed 
in  the  old  spelling. 

15.  Without  seeking  to  determine  the  merits  of  coeducation  versus  separation  of  the 
sexes  in  higher  institutions  the  Association  recognizes  that  at  present  the  demand  for 
separate  higher  instruction  for  women  is  greater  than  existing  colleges  for  women  can  supply. 
Moreover,  the  great  colleges  for  women  are  almost  all  grouped  in  one  section  of  the  country. 
We  urge  upon  the  attention  of  the  friends  of  higher  education  for  women  the  needs  of  the 
western  and  southern  states  for  this  kind  of  educational  institution. 

16.  The  Association  believes  that  secret  societies,  fraternities,  and  sororities  aire 
inimical  to  the  best  interests  of  schools  and  pupils,  and  we  urge  school  authorities  to 
abolish  them  in  all  secondary  and  elementary  schools. 

17.  In  teaching,  as  in  every  other  kind  of  work,  the  best  service  is  secured  by  finding 
the  individual  best  fitted  to  the  particular  place  as  indicated  by  training,  experience,  and 
meritorious  service;  the  National  Educational  Association  accordingly  heartily  approves 
a  merit  system  of  promoting  teachers  and  filling  vacancies.  We  assert,  furthermore,  that 
the  grounds  upon  which  a  teacher  may  apply  for  a  position  are  preparatory  training,  experi- 
ence, and  meritorious  service,  in  a  word,  professional  fitness,  alone;  and  that  the  use  of 
other  personal  and  political  arguments  is  immoral  in  the  teacher  and  a  serious  menace  to  a 
high  professional  standard. 

18.  The  Association  regrets  the  purely  theoretical  work  which  still  characterizes 
much  of  our  so-called  training  of  teachers,  especially  in  colleges  and  universities,  and  urges 
the  establishment  everywhere  of  training  and  practice  facilities  for  the  better  preparation 
of  teachers. 

19.  The  National  Educational  Association  believes  that  the  forces  of  this  world  should 
be  organized  and  operated  in  the  interests  of  peace  and  not  of  war;  we  believe  that  the  mate- 
rial, commercial,  and  social  interests  of  the  people  of  the  United  States  and  of  the  whole 
world  demand  that  the  energies  of  the  governments  and  of  the  people  be  devoted  to  the 
constructive  and  helpful  pursuits  of  peace  and  that  the  ]>eople  be  relieved  of  the  burdens  of 
providing,  at  enormous  expense,  the  armaments  suggested  by  the  competitive  desire  for 


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sttpremacjr  in  war.  We  further  believe  that  the  fear  of  war  and  the  possibility  of  war  would 
aluLe  dedme  if  governments  were  to  rely  more  upon  the  sentiment  of  the  people  and  less 
upon  the  strengm  of  their  armies  and  navies.  We,  accordingly,  indorse  and  commend  the 
sentiments  expressed  in  the  annual  address  by  the  president  of  this  Association.  We  urge 
apoQ  our  representatives  at  the  Second  Hague  Conference  to  use  their  influence  to  widen 
the  scope  and  increase  the  power  of  the  Hague  Tribunal.  While  disclaiming  any  desire  to 
suggest  a  program  or  to  uige  specific  action  we  do  urge  our  representatives  to  secure  the 
most  favorable  action  possible  upon  international  arbitration,  the  limitation  of  arma- 
ments, the  protection  of  private  property  at  sea,  and  the  investigation  of  international 
dilutes  by  an  impartial  commission  before  the  declaration  of  hostilities.  We  recommend 
to  teachers  that  the  work  of  the  Hague  Conference  and  of  the  peace  associations  be 
studied  carefully  and  their  results  given  proper  consideration  in  the  work  of  instruction. 

20.  The  Association  pledges  itself  anew  to  that  time-honored  conception  of  the 
teachers'  office  which  makes  it  one  of  unselfish  service  in  a  ^at  human  cause,  education; 
and  it  calls  upon  teachers  everywhere  to  remember  that  tfajs  conception  must  be  f unda- 
mtnial  in  the  establishment  and  conduct  of  their  professional  associations. 

Chaxles  C.  Van  Liew,  of  California,  Chairman; 

Walter  A.  Edwards,  of  California; 

S.  A.  Underwood,  of  Missouri; 

>  S.  Belle  Chaicberlain,  oi  Idaho; 

>  Francis  G.  Blair,  of  Illinois; 

»  Gustavus  R.  Glenn,  of  Georgia; 

3  WiLLiAic  £.  Hatch,  of  Massachusetts; 

4  Maude  B.  Hansche,  of  Pennsylvania. 

Committee  on  ResoluHons. 

After  the  reading  of  the  declaration  of  principles,  C.  P.  Cary,  of  Wisconsin,  moved 
the  adoption  of  the  report  as  read  by  Chairman  Van  Liew.    The  motion  was  seconded. 

J.  M.  Greenwood,  of  Missouri:  There  is  one  clause  in  section  fourteen  of  the  report 
of  the  Committee  on  Resolutions  which  is  mandatory  and  should  go  to  the  Board  of  Direc- 
tors. It  directs  that  three  hundred  words,  adopted  by  the  Simplified  Spelling  Board,  be 
used  in  all  the  publications  of  the  Association.  That  part  of  section  fourteen  should  go  to 
the  Board  of  Directors,  because  it  is  administrative  and  not  an  appropriate  matter  for 
consideration  and  action  at  this  time.  It  is  not  in  order  for  this  body  to  give  such  a  direction 
to  the  Secretary  of  the  Association 

Mr.  Cary:  I  agree  with  the  statements  just  made,  and  with  consent  of  my  second, 
I  withdraw  my  motion. 

A  rereading  of  section  14  was  called  for  and  it  was  read  by  Chairman  Van  Liew. 

Mr.  Greenwood:  I  move  to  strike  out  all  that  part  of  section  14  that  begins 
with  the  word  "direct."    Mr.  Cary  seconded  the  motion. 

E.  O.  Vaile,  of  Illinois:  Mr.  President,  I  regret  exceedingly  that  my  esteemed  friend 
has  forced  this  question  to  an  issue  here  and  now  The  clause  which  he  moves  to  strike 
out  is  the  vital  p>oint  in  the  resolution.     Can  we  afiFord  to  strike  it  out  ?    If  his  motion 

•The  official  copy  of  the  Declaration  of  Principles  which  was  filed  with  the  Secretary  was  not  signed  by 
any  members  of  the  Committee  on  Resolutions.  Altho  it  bore  the  typewritten  names  of  all  members,  it  was 
imown  that  some  members  were  not  present  at  Los  Angeles.  It  was  therefore  necessary  for  the  Secretary  to 
get  atttlmity,  by  correspondence,  from  each  member  of  the  Committee  for  attaching  the  respective  signatures 
to  the  report.  This  correspondence  led  to  the  fuU  authorization  of  the  signatures  of  the  four  members  first 
oamed,  altho  Miss  Chamberlain  states  that  she  opposed  the  adoption  of  section  14  until  such  time  as  it 
omld  receive  full  diacuaBioa  and  the  approval  of  the  active  members,  but  finally  agreed  to  it  because  she 
QBderttood  at  the  time  that  it  was  approyed  by  a  majority  of  the  Committee. 

a  Superintendent  F.  G.  Blair  and  President  G.  R.  Glenn  were  not  present  at  Los  Angeles  and  were  there- 
fore not  parties  to  the  report  They  however,  authorize  attaching  their  signatures  to  the  Declaration  of 
Pnoriples,  with  a  proviso  excepting  section  14.  They  both  express  dissent  from  the  mandatory  feature  of 
that  section  as  embodied  in  the  report. 

*  Superintendent  W.  E.  Hatch  authorizes  his  signature  »o  be  added  as  approving  the  report  with  the  excep- 
tion of  Section  14,  in  which  he  did  not  concur  so  far  as  it  "directed"  the  immediate  adoption  of  all  of  the 
new  fonns  recommrndftd  by  the  Simplified  Spelling  Board. 

«lln.  Maude  B.  Hansche,  autborisea  her  signature  to  be  added  with  non-approval  of  aection  14. 


33  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

prevails  the  whole  spelling  reform  moyement  will  be  throttled  in  the  house  of  its 
friends  and  this  great  organization  will  stand  .before  the  world  self-stultified  and 
discredited. 

We  all  noted  with  surprise  in  the  papers  this  morning  the  action  of  our  new  board  of 
directors  last  evening  instructing  our  secretary  to  use  hereafter  the  old  spellings  of  "tho," 
"thru,"  "thoro"  and  their  compoimds.  That  resolution  was  introduced  at  the  close  of  a 
strenuous  session,  after  some  directors  had  left  the  meeting  and  while  others  were  engaged 
in  the  committee-room.  No  notice  had  been  given  that  the  subject  would  be  brought  up. 
By  twelve  ayes  and  eight  nays,  and  without  any  discussion  whatever,  the  resolution  was. 
passed,  and  this,  the  largest  and  most  influential  educational  organization  in  the  world, 
was  made  to  appear  in  the  dispatches  this  morning  as  trifling  not  only  with  its  own  record 
and  dignity,  but  with  a  subject  which  by  its  own  example  and  teaching  for  ten  years  the 
public  has  begun  to  regard  as  worthy  of  serious  consideration.  This  resolution  was  intro- 
duced and  passed  not  only  in  defiance  of  fair  play  but  in  defiance  of  the  well-known  senti- 
ment of  a  large  majority  of  our  membership. 

This  is  the  first  instance  in  all  the  ten  years  of  this  spelling  agitation  among  us,  in  which 
any  important  action  has  been  proposed  without  giving  opportunity  for  full  discussion — 
the  first  instance  of  what  was  not  conspicuously  a  square  deal. 

The  real  question  before  us  is.  shall  we  indorse  this  reactionary  step  taken  by  our  board 
of  directors,  or  shall  we  assert  our  supremacy  and  countermand  its  order  ?  You  are  the 
supreme  court  to  settle  this  question.  I  cannot  think  for  one  moment  that  you  are  going 
to  strike  out  the  vital  clause  from  this  resolution. 

Ten  years  age  diis  organization  thru  its  board  of  directors,  instructed  its  secretary  to 
adopt  thereafter  in  all  official  publications  and  correspondence  such  simplified  spellings 
as  have  been  recommended  by  a  conunittee  consisting  of  Dr.  W.  T.  Harris,  Superintendent 
Soldan  of  St.  Louis,  and  Superintendent  Balliet  of  Springfield,  Mass. 

From  that  day  to  this  these  twelve  so-called  N.  E.  A.  short  spellings  have  been  used  in 
all  matter  put  forth  by  this  Association,  and  thru  the  influence  of  its  authority  and  example 
these  short  forms  have  grown  gradually  but  constantly  in  public  favor  and  use. 

For  four  years,  as  you  know,  a  proposition  was  pending  before  this  Association,  to 
give  a  considerable  sum  annually  to  foster  this  movement.  Altho  our  active  membership 
declared  itself  overwhelmingly  in  favor  of  the  proposition,  our  constituted  authorities  pre- 
vented action  upon  it  imtil  such  action  became  needless  thru  the  courage  of  one  of  our 
philanthropic  millionaires  who  stepped  into  the  breech  and  offered  the  necessary  funds, 
if  a  satisfactory  number  of  prominent  business  and  educational  men  would  positively  identify 
themselves  with  this  cause  and  take  personal  charge  of  the  expenditure  of  the  money  in 
promoting  it. 

This  explains  the  origin  of  the  Simplified  Spelling  Board,  the  creation  of  which  is 
directly  due  to  discussions  and  actions  in  this  body  or  in  the  Department  of  Superintend- 
ence, a  board  on  which  several  of  your  prominent  members  have  seats  and  an  influential 
voice.  On  this  board  there  is  not  a  man  whose  record  and  prominence  in  education, 
or  science,  or  literature,  or  business,  does  not  entitle  his  judgment  to  the  confidence  and 
indorsement  of  every  man  or  woman  in  or  out  of  this  Association.  There  is  not  a  single 
spelling  reform  zealot  or  fanatic  on  that  board.  They  are  level-headed,  sensible,  cautious, 
but  progressive  men — ^not  only  President  Roosevelt,  United  States  judges,  and  university 
presidents  and  professors,  but  the  editor-in  chief  of  every  English  dictionary  of  any  promi- 
nence either  in  this  country  or  in  England.  Not  a  man  among  them  who,  for  a  moment, 
would  countenance  any  extreme  or  impracticable  step. 

This  is  the  board  whose  first  practical  recommendation  our  committee  advises  us  to 
instruct  our  secretary  to  follow  hereafter.  Shall  we  stand  by  this  IxArd,  for  whose  existence 
we  are  so  largely  respon^ble,  or  shall  we  desert  it  at  this  critical  period  ? 

Everybody  knows  that  the  300  shorter  spellings  which  constitute  this  first  step  consist 
of  the  simpler  of  two  different  spellings,  both  of  which  are  fully  established  by  good  usage 


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and  dictionary  authority.  There  is  not  a  word  in  the  list  which  in  any  real  sense  can  be 
called  a  new  spelling. 

It  is  stated  by  those  who  ought  to  know  better  that  no  publications  have  as  yet  adopted 
the  N.  £.  A.  spellings;  that  these  spellings  have  made  no  headway.  I  hold  in  my  hand 
a  printed  list  of  over  100  periodicals  which  now  regularly  use  these  twelve  simpler  forms 
or  others  of  their  own  choosing.  Here  are  the  New  York  Independent^  the  Springfield 
Republican^  the  Toronto  Giobe,  the  Minneapolis  Journal,  the  Literary  Digest,  the  Medical 
World,  the  New  York  School  Journal,  and  a  number  of  scientific  and  trade  journals. 
One  of  the  leading  dailies  of  this  city  (Los  Angeles)  has  had  under  consideration  the  adop- 
tion of  the  N.  £.  A.  spellings.  Is  there  any  truth  or  sense  in  sajring  that  this  does  not 
indicate  progress  ?  What  more  can  reasonably  be  asked  ?  I  am  credibly  informed  that 
some  of  our  leading  monthlies  are  considering  the  formation  of  a  league  looking  to  the 
simultaneous  adoption  of  the  shorter  spellings  recommended  by  the  Simplified  Spelling 
Board.  So  potent  have  been  the  authority  and  example  of  this  Association  that  the  twelve 
N.  £.  A.  spellings  are  now  generally  regarded  as  fairly  well  authorized.  Today  you  will 
scarcely  find  an  educational  institution,  or  a  city  or  coimty  school  superintendent  or  exam- 
ining board  in  this  whole  country  outside  of  the  most  benighted  and  backwoods  districts 
who  wishes  or  dares  to  discriminate  against  these  short  spellings  when  they  appear  in  the 
manuscripts  of  pupils  and  teachers.  The  educated  public  now  clearly  accepts  them  as 
permissive  forms.  Yet»  in  spite  of  all  this,  we  are  now  compelled  to  combat  here  an 
effort  to  have  this  organization  turn  its  face  backward  in  this  matter  and  bring  upon  itself 
discredit  and  ridicule. 

Nothing  has  occurred  to  justify  this  backward  step.  The  cause  is  progressing.  A 
well  organized  board,  with  funds  in  hand,  almost  the  direct  ofiFspring  of  this  Association, 
is  now  in  the  field  to  head  this  movement.  It  deserves,  and  it  ought  to  have,  and  I  believe 
it  will  have,  our  indorsement  to  the  full  extent  indicated  in  the  resolution  reported  by  our 
committee. 

I  move  as  a  substitute  for  the  motion  now  pending  that  section  14  be  allowed  to  stand 
as  it  is. 

Pkssident  Schaeffer:  That  motion  would  be  out  of  order. 

Mb.  Vaile:  I  move  as  a  substitute  for  the  motion  now  pending,  that  section  14 
be  allowed  to  stand  as  read:   Seconded. 

PsssmEirr  Schaeffek:  That  motion  is  in  order  and  is  now  open  for  discussion. 

Mx.  Greenwood:  Ten  years  ago  I  was  one  of  eighteen  directors  who  voted  for  the  use 
of  the  list  of  twelve  words,  when  seventeen  directors  voted  against  it.  I  state  this  to  show 
that  this  has  been  understood  to  be  the  business  of  the  Board  of  Directors.  Now,  if  this 
mass  meeting  is  to  pass  on  matters  of  this  kind,  we  could  include  1,200  words  just  as  well  as 
30a  The  point  I  make  is,  that  it  is  the  Board  of  Directors  which  should  direct.  This  reso- 
lution proposes  to  direct  the  administrative  policy  of  the  Association  when  it  has  no  au- 
thority to  direct.  I  want  my  objection  to  go  on  record,  because  this  is  a  legal  question. 
We  can  here  in  this  meeting  express  our  opinions,  but  we  should  not  assume  to  direct  in 
matters  that  belong  to  the  administrative  body. 

Miss  Shirley:  I  am  in  favor  of  progress,  and  opposed  to  taking  any  backward  step. 
If  this  reform  spelling  was  good  last  year,  it  is  good  this  year.  I  know  of  no  higher  tribunal 
than  the  teachers  themselves.  If  our  directors  do  not  do  as  we  wish,  we  will  depose  them 
and  not  be  nm  by  a  clique.  Let  us  not  stultify  ourselves.  I,  as  a  teacher,  have  worked 
on  this  old  spelling  many  years;  as  a  pupil,  I  learned  it,  but  I  am  not  proficient  in  it  today. 
Let  us  have  something  that  is  sensible. 

Me.  Vaile:  I  am  sorry  that  my  friend  from  Missouri  has  befogged  this  question. 
The  Board  of  Directors  is  supreme  in  financial  and  administrative  questions,  but  this 
^)elling  question  is  not  an  administrative  question. 

Peesidemt  Schaeffek:  The  question  is  on  the  substitute  offered  by  Mr. 
Vaile. 


34  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

The  President,  in  answer  to  a  question,  stated  that  only  active  members  should  vote 
on  Mr.  Vaile's  motion  to  leave  section  14  as  read  by  Chairman  Van  Liew. 

Mr.  Vaile:  I  call  for  a  rising  vote. 

A  rising  vote  was  ordered,  which  resulted  in  the  motion  being  carried  by  309  to  a$. 
It  was,  however,  impossible  to  determine  if  all  voting  were  active  members  of  the  Asso- 
ciation. 

On  motion,  the  Declaration  of  Principles  was  then  adopted  by  a  general  vote  of  the 
convention,  the  vote  not  being  confined  to  active  members. 

Chairman  Van  Liew  then  read  the  balance  of  the  report  of  the  Committee  on  Reso- 
lutions as  follows: 

Resolved,  That  we  recognize  in  the  presence  at  our  meeting  of  an  official  delegation 
of  distinguished  representatives  of  the  Ministry  of  Public  Instruction  of  the  United  States 
of  Mexico,  an  event  of  the  first  importance  in  the  future  relations  of  the  American  republics. 
We  hail  their  coming  as  the  auspicious  beginning  of  educational  interchange  with  neigh- 
boring nations,  an  interchange  by  which  each  country  shall  learn  valuable  lessons  from  the 
other,  and  which  cannot  fail  to  be  of  the  utmost  importance,  therefore,  to  the  future  develop- 
ment of  both.  And  we  take  this  opportunity  to  transmit  to  the  teachers  of  the  Republic 
of  Mexico  the  assurance  of  our  very  great  interest  and  satisfaction  in  the  work  which  they 
have  aheady  accomplished,  and  are  now  striving  to  accomplish  thru  the  agencies  of  public 
instruction. 

Resolved,  That  we  express  to  Doctor  William  T.  Harris,  who  has  retired  since  our  last 
meeting  from  his  post  as  Commissioner  of  Education,  sentiments  of  deep  afiFection  and  high 
honor.  In  so  domg  we  would  bear  witness  to  our  very  high  appreciation  of  the  splencGd 
leadership  he  has  long  given  us,  of  the  intellectual,  moral,  and  professional  stimulus  we 
have  always  felt  from  it,  and  of  the  tremendous  value  of  his  far-reaching  labors. 

Resolved,  That  the  thanks  of  the  National  Educational  Association  are  due,  and  are 
hereby  most  cordially  tendered,  to  the  residents  of  Los  Angeles  for  their  lavish  and  hearty 
hospitality;  to  the  newspapers  of  Los  Angeles,  and  to  the  associated  press  that  have  fully 
recorded  the  proceedings  of  the  Association;  to  those  railroads  and  other  transportation 
companies  that  have  aided  in  bringing  about  a  large  membership  and  attendance;  to  the 
teacners  of  Los  Angeles  and  of  California  for  their  splendid  support  and  entertainment, 
especially  to  those  whose  services  upon  local  city  and  state  committees  have  made  the 
organization  and  conduct  of  the  meeting  a  success,  and  to  many  of  the  citizens  of  Cali- 
fornia and  Los  Angeles,  who  are  not  teachers,  but  whose  interest  in  the  Association  and 
efforts  in  behalf  of  this  convention  have  been  vitaL 

On  motion  the  resolutions  were  adopted  by  the  convention  in  a  rising  vote. 

Chairman  Van  Liew:  Mr.  Secretary,  in  behalf  of  the  Committee  on  Resolutions 
and  of  the  entire  Association,  I  move  the  adoption  of  the  following  resolution,  and  ask  you 
o  put  the  motion. 

Resolved,  That  the  thanks  of  the  Association  be  tendered  the  retiring  President,  Super- 
intendent Nathan  C.  Schaefifer,  of  Pennsylvania,  and  J.  N.  Wilkinson,  of  Kansas, 
the  retiring  Treasurer,  for  the  faithful  and  efficient  services  which  they  have  rendered  the 
Association  during  the  past  two  years. 

The  Secretary  put  the  motion  which  was  unanimously  carried  by  a  rising  vote  of  the 
entire  convention. 

Chairman  Van  Liew  then  presented  a  resolution  authorizing  the  President  to  appK>int 
a  committee  of  two  to  attend  a  conference  to  be  held  at  Middle  Bass  Island,  Lake  Erie, 
in  the  first  week  in  August,  by  the  National  Tax  Commission,  the  National  Mercantile 
Commission,  and  the  National  Grange,  for  the  purpose  of  considering  child-labor  and  com- 
pulsory education,  including  school  taxation  and  instruction  in  rural  schools. 

On  motion  of  Chairman  Van  Liew  the  resolution  was  adopted.  President  Schaeffer 
appointed  Superintendent  W.  H.  Elson,  of  Cleveland,  Ohio,  and  President-elect  E.  G. 
Cooley,  of  Chicago,  Illinois,  as  the  committee  representing  the  National  Elducation  As- 
sociation. 

Alexander  Hogg,  of  Texas,  presented  the  following  resolution  and  moved  its  adoption: 

Whereas,  Our  social  equilibrium  seems  to  be  very  unstable,  as  appears  in  strikes 
and  other  evidences  of  dissati^action  upon  the  part  of  one  class  of  our  citizens  in  opposition 
to  another  class,  and 


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Whereas,  there  is  a  wide  and  deep  estranffement  between  those  who  labor  with  both 
their  hands  and  brains,  and  those  who  labor  with  their  brains  alone,  and 

Whereas,  this  estrangement  has  grown  into  open  defiance  of  the  right  and  security 
of  property,  and 

WHEREAS,  peace  at  home,  good  feeling  among  our  own  citizens,  should  be  first  sought 
and  first  cultivated,  and  our  youth  should  bt  instructed  in  this  direction,  therefore 

Be  U  nsohed.  That  it  is  the  sense  of  this  association,  that  it  is  the  duty  of  the  teachers, 
of  thisRepublic,  to  enter  at  once  upon  a  systematic  source  of  instruction,  which  shall  embrace 
not  only  a  broader  patriotism,  but  a  more  extended  course  of  moral  instruction,  especially 
in  regard  to  the  rights  and  duties  of  citizenship,  the  right  of  property,  and  the  security 
and  sacredness  of  human  life. 

Upon  motion  the  resolution  was  adopted  by  vote  of  the  convention. 

The  president  appointed  £.  O.  Lyte  of  Pennsylvania  and  W.  A.  Edwards,  of  California! 
to  escort  President-dect  Edwin  G.  Cooley  to  the  platform. 

President  Schaeffer:  President  Cooley,  the  teachers  of  America  have  watched 
with  admiration  the  battles  for  good  schools  that  you  have  for  years  been  fighting,  and 
they  have  shown  their  appreciation  by  electing  you  President  of  this  Association.  I  now 
hand  to  you  this  gavel  as  the  symbol  of  authority,  with  the  hope  that  you  will  receive 
from  the  members  the  same  loyal  support  that  has  been  given  to  your  predecessor.  I 
now  take  pleasure  in  introducing  to  the  convention  President-^lect  Edwin  G.  Cooley  of 
the  National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States. 

President  Cooley:  Mr.  President,  ladies  and  gentlemen:  It  is  certainly  an  honor 
^o  be  prized  by  any  schoolmaster,  to  be  selected  as  presiding  officer  by  this  great  body. 
^  am  more  than  appreciative  of  the  honor  that  has  been  conferred.  I  cannot  expect  to 
have  the  opportunities,  even  if  I  had  the  power  and  ability,  to  push  to  a  successful  close, 
as  many  great  enterprises  as  have  fallen  to  my  predecessor.  I  feel  that  we  cannot  express 
too  highly  our  appreciation  of  what  he  has  done. 

I  hope  that  I  shall  see  the  teachers  of  the  East  as  well  as  the  West  at  the  next  meeting. 
I  s^hall  do  all  in  my  power  to  bring  about  a  successful  convention  in  1908.  I  cannot  say 
more  at  this  time.    I  thank  you  for  the  very  kind  reception  you  have  given  me. 

After  the  singing  of  "America,"  under  the  leadership  of  James  A.  Foshay,  of  Los 
Angeles,  the  President  declared  the  convention  adjourned  sine  die, 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 

BUSINESS  SESSION— la  m.,  Wednesday,  July  10,  1907 

MINUTES  OF  THE  ANNUAL  MEETING  OF  THE  ACTIVE  MEMBERS  OF  THE  NATIONAL 
EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

The  meeting  was  called  to  order  by  President  Nathan  C.  Schaeffer,  at  za  M.,  in  Choral 
Hall  of  the  Temple  Auditorium. 

President  Schaeffer:  The  first  business  on  the  docket  is  the  twenty-first  annua 
report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  which  has  been  approved  by  the  Board  of  Directors.  This 
report  is  in  print,  and  will  be  distributed.  It  will  not  be  read  unless  request  is  made.  The 
usual  action  is  to  accept  the  report,  and  to  order  it  printed  in  the  volume  of  Proceedings. 
(Copies  of  the  report  were  distributed  to  the  members.) 

S.  T.  Black,  of  California:  I  move  that  the  report  be  accepted  and  printed  in  the 
volume  of  Proceedings,    Motion  was  carried,  and  it  was  so  ordered. 

President  Schaeffer:  Next  on  the  docket  is  the  annual  report  of  the  Treasurer, 
which  has  been  approved  by  the  Board  of  Tnistees  and  the  Board  of  Directors.  The 
report  will  now  be  distributed,  and  similar  action  is  in  order  with  reference  to  this'report. 
(Copies  of  the  report  were  distributed.) 

George  H.  Stout,  of  Pennsylvania:  I  move  that  the  report  be  accepted  and  printed 
in  the  volume  of  Proceedings,    Motion  carried  and  so  ordered. 

President  Schaeffer:  Third  is  the  report  of  the  Secretary.  This  has  been  approved 
by  the  Board  of  Directors  as  printed,  and  will  be  distributed  to  the  members.  (Copies 
of  the  report  were  distributed.) 


36  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

£.  E.  ScRiBNER,  of  Michigan:  I  move  that  the  report  of  the  Secretary  be  received  and 
printed  in  the  volume  of  Proceedings.    Motion  was  carried,  and  it  was  so  ordered. 

President  Schaeffer:  Next  is  unfinished  business,  and  the  first  item  under  this 
heading  is  a  report  to  the  Board  of  Directors  by  the  Board  of  Trustees  on  the  act  of  incor- 
poration, and  the  action  of  the  Board  of  Directors  on  said  report.  The  Board  of  Trustees 
were  instructed  by  the  active  members  and  the  Board  of  Directors  at  the  Asbury  Park 
meeting  in  1905  to  secure  if  possible  the  passage  by  Congress  of  a  proposed  bill  granting 
the  Association  a  national  charter  of  incorporation.  As  you  have  been  officially  informed 
by  the  Secretary  the  act  incorporating  the  Association  was  passed  by  Ccmgress  and  approved 
by  the  president  of  the  United  States,  June  30, 1906.  We  will  hear  the  report  of  the  Board 
of  Trustees  to  the  Board  of  Directors  concerning  this  matter. 

Secretary  Shepard  read  the  report  and  the  recommendations  of  the  Board  of  Directois 
as  follows: 

To  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  National  Educational  Association: 

Gentlemen:  The  Board  of  Trustees  respectfully  report  that  pursuant  to  a  resolution 
adopted  at  the  annual  business  meeting  of  the  Association,  h?ld  on  Julv  6, 1905,  the  Board 
made  application  to  Congress  for  a  special  act  in  the  form  approvea  by  the  Association 
at  said  meeting,  to  incorporate  an  association  to  be  known  as  the  "National  Education 
Association  of  the  Unit«l  States"  to  succeed  and  continue  the  National  Educational 
Association. 

The  Board  further  report  that  said  act  was  passed  by  both  houses  of  Congress  with 
some  technical  amendments,  not  affecting  the  substance,  and  was  approved  by  the  Presi- 
dent and  became  a  law  on  June  30,  1906.  The  act  provides  that  it  shall  take  effect  when 
the  charter  thereby  granted  is  accepted  and  when  by-laws  are  adopted  by  the  members 
of  the  present  Association. 

The  Board  is  of  the  opinion  that  the  new  charter,  a  copy  of  which  b  attached,  ofifers 
the  Association  great  advantages  in  assuring  to  it  perpetuity  of  existence  and  a  national 
character,  in  safegruarding  its  funds,  and  generally  oy  increasing  its  powers  and  influence, 
and  therefore  unanimously  recommends  that  the  charter  be  acceptea  and  that  by-laws  be 
adopted  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  this  act. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  Chairman^ 
J.  M.  Greenwood, 
Nathan  C.  Schaeffer, 

Trustees, 

RESOLUTIONS    ADOPTED    AT    A    MEETING    OF  THE    BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS    HELD    AT   LOS 
ANGELES,  CAL.,  JULY  8,   I907 

Resolved,  That  the  Board  of  Directors  accept  the  report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  and 
unanimously  approve  the  recommendations  therein  contained; 

Resolved,  That  the  Board  of  Directors  recommend  the  adoption  by  the  Association 
of  the  foUowins  resolutions: 

I.  Resolved,  That  the  National  Educational  Association  hereby  accepts  the  charter 
granted  by  an  act  of  Congress  entitled  "An  Act  to  Incorporate  the  National  Education 
Association  of  the  United  States,"  passed  June  30, 1906,  and  tnat  the  President  and  Secretary 
of  this  meeting  be  authorized  and  directed  to  execute  and  file  with  the  recorder  of  deeds  of 
the  District  en  Columbia  a  verified  certificate  showing  the  acceptance  by  the  Association 
of  the  charter  granted  by  said  act. 

3.  Resolved,  That  the  proposed  by-laws,  of  which  notice  was  given  at  the  ahnual  meet- 
ing  of  the  Association  held  on  July  6,  1905,  which  are  printed  in  full  in  the  journal  of  said 
meeting,  be  and  the  same  are  hereby  adopted  to  take  effect  immediately. 

3.  Resolved,  That  the  Association  adopt  as  its  corporate  seal  a  circle  containing  the 
title  "National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States,"  and  the  dates  "1857-1907." 

^.'^esolved.  That  the  Association  do  now  proceed  to  elect  officers,  and  to  organize 
under  the  charter  granted  by  the  act  of  Congress. 

(Copies  of  the  Report,  of  the  Act  of  Incorporation  and  of  other  pai>ers  relating  thereto 
were  distributed  to  the  members.) 

O.  J.  Craig,  of  Montana:  I  move  that  this  report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  and  the 
recommendations  of  the  Board  of  Directors  be  received..  The  motion  was  carried  without 
an  opposing  vote. 


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Chables  H.  Ksyes,  of  Connecticut:  I  move  the  adoption  of  the  report  of  the  Board 
of  Trustees  and  of  the  resolutions  thereon,  passed  by  the  Board  of  Directors.  The  motion 
was  seconded. 

Mk.  Black,  of  California:  I  propose  that  we  consider  these  resolutions  separately 
and,  with  Mr.  Keyes's  permission,  I  move  the  adoption  of  resolution  No.  i.  The  division 
of  the  question  was  agreed  to  by  Mr.  Keyes. 

PxESiDENT  ScHA£FFER:  It  has  been  moved  and  seconded  that  resolution  No.  i  be 
adopted.    Are  you  ready  for  the  question  ? 

Miss  Elizabeth  Shisley,  of  California:  Mr.  President,  I  rise  to  take  exceptions 
to  section  seven  of  the  Act  of  Incorporation  so  far  as  it  refers  to  the  finances  of  the  Asso- 
ciation. I  see  that  the  permanent  funds  of  the  Association  are  by  this  section  placed  in 
the  hands  of  the  trustees.  Now,  of  course,  the  money  belongs  to  us;  it  is  the  teachers* 
money.  I  see  that  the  trustees  alone  can  make  recommendations  for  the  expenditure 
of  these  funds;  that  such  recommendation  can  be  referred  to  the  active  members  for 
approval  and  if  it  is  carried  by  a  three-fourths  vote  of  active  members  it  is  to  be  returned 
to  the  directors  and  they  have  the  power  to  strike  out  and  nullify  the  action  of  the  members. 
That  is,  we  leave  the  initiative  and  the  referendum  in  the  hands  of  committees. 

Now,  I  stand  for  democracy.  I  stand  for  this  National  Educational  Association  as 
an  association  of  the  teachers,  and  for  the  teachers,  and  by  the  teachers,  and  I  think  that 
the  provision  referred  to  in  section  seven  would  be  unsafe.  I  think  that  it  would  be  unbusi- 
ness-like,  and  I  think  it  would  be  undemocratic.  We  call  the  United  States  a  democratic 
government,  ]ret  we  would  put  our  finances  into  the  hands  of  a  committee  who  will  dictate 
to  us  what  we  shall  do  with  them.  Now,  men,  they  say,  are  masters  of  their  fortunes. 
You  pass  this  motion  accepting  the  act  of  Congress  and'  the  members  of  the  National 
Educational  Association  of  the  United  States  will  not  be  masters  of  their  fortunes,  so  far 
as  their  finances  are  concerned.  We  shall  have  erected  an  oligarchy  from  under  whose 
dominion  we  may  peer  about  and  find  ourselves  dishonored.  It  is  unsafe,  because  it  puts 
the  power  all  in  the  hands  of  a  few  trustees  and  we,  the  people,  have  nothing  whatevei  to 
say  about  what  shall  be  done  with  our  own  money. 

It  is  true,  and  "pity  'tis,  'tis  true"  that  graft,  as  you  know,  is  stalking  through  the 
American  cities.  Not  in  California  alone;  California  is  a  kindergarten  to  what  some  of 
the  cities  in  the  east  are.  Go  into  the  great  cities;  go  into  Chicago,  Milwaukee, 
Omaha,  New  York,  and  Philadelphia,  Mr.  President,  and  you  will  find  the  grafter  there 
with  his  money  bags  debauching  the  trustees  and  the  school  boards;  buying  special 
privileges.  You  will  see  the  great  American  concern,  with  its  thirty  pieces  of  silver,  buying 
the  superintendents  and  forcing  them  up  into  high  places. 

Now,  are  we  safe  in  running  the  risk  of  putting  our  property,  our  money,  into  the 
hands  of  people  who  may  be  bought  and  sold  ? 

Voice  from  the  audience:  You  elect  your  committees,  trust  them. 
President  Schaeffer:  The  lady  has  the  floor. 

Miss  Shirley:  I  say  that  it  is  undemocratic,  and  even  if  we  were  assured  that  every 
dollar  of  our  money  would  be  righteously  administered,  it  is  xmbusiness-like.  We  profess 
to  teach  the  pupils  of  America  business  principles.  When  they  pick  up  this  constitution 
they  will  see  that  the  teachers  are  not  capable  of  directing  their  own  business,  but  have  to 
put  it  into  the  hands  of  committees  who  will  do  the  work  for  them.  Now,  if  you  can  find 
in  the  confines  of  this  great  American  country,  any  business  man  who  will  conduct  his 
business  on  the  principles  of  that  section,  I  shall  be  siuprised.  Shall  the  teachers  tie  their 
hands  and  give  their  money  into  the  hands  of  a  committee  ?  Shall  they  have  no  voice 
whatever  in  the  administration  of  their  money,  or  say  what  shall  be  done  with  it  ? 

Now,  we  are  to  go  out  and  teach  business  principles.  If  we  are  unable  to  take  care 
of  our  own  business,  how  can  we  stand  up  before  the  youth  of  America  and  talk  to  them 
about  business  principles  ?  How  can  we  face  these  pupils  and  talk  of  democracy  when 
we  put  the  initiative  and  the  referendum  into  the  hands  of  a  committee  ?    Let  \is  vote  down 


38  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

this  resolution,  so  that  we  can  look  the  youth  of  America  in  the  face  when  we  talk  of  democ- 
racy. It  is  a  fact  that  we  need  to  guard  the  teachers  of  America  in  every  way,  and  we 
should  never,  in  our  own  business,  adopt  a  measure  that  is  so  undemocratic.  Mr.  President » 
I  thank  you. 

The  "question"  was  called  for  by  many  members. 

President  Schaefter:  Are  there  further  remarks?  All  in  favor  of  the  adoption 
of  the  first  resolution  read  in  your  hearing  say  **  aye;"  (An  apparently  unanimous  response 
of  ayes).   Opposed,  "no."     (No  opposing  vote  was  heard.) 

President  Schaeffer:  The  ayes  have  it.  The  resolution  is  adopted  and  the  charter 
granted  by  act  of  Congress  has  been  accepted  and  adopted  by  a  unanimous  vote  of  the 
active  members  of  the  National  Educational  Association. 

It  was  moved  and  seconded  that  the  second  resolution  be  adopted.  The  motion  was 
carried  without  opposing  vote  and  the  president  declared  the  propoSbd  by-laws  adopted 
without  amendment  by  unanimous  vote. 

On  motion  the  third  and  fourth  resolutions  were  successively  carried  by  unanimous  vote. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Greenwood,  of  Missouri,  seconded  by  Mr.  Carr,  of  Ohio,  the  four 
resolutions  recommended  by  the  Board  of  Directors  were  then  adopted  as  a  whole. 

Joseph  Swain,  of  Pennsylvania,  chairman  of  the  Committee  on  Nominations,  being 
called  upon  by  the  chair,  presented  the  report  of  that  Committee  as  follows: 
To  the  AcHve  Members  of  the  National  Education  Association: 

Your  Committee  on  Nominations  begs  leave  to  report  the  following  nominations  for 
officers  of  the  National  Education  Association  for  the  ensuing  year,  viz: 

President Edwin  G.  Cooley ' Illinois 

First  Vice-President Nathan  C.  Schaetper Pennsylvania 

Second  Vice-President W.  H.  Elson Ohio 

Third  Vice-President Charles  H.  Judd Connecticut 

Fourth  Vice-President H.  A.  Ustrud South  Dakota 

Fifth  Vice-President J.  F.  Stilwell Arizona 

Sixth  Vice-President Joseph  H.  Hill Kansas 

Seventh  Vice-President W.  A.  Clark Nebraska 

Eighth  Vice-President Walter  M.  Kern North  Dakota 

Ninth  Vice-President Wilbur  F.  Gordy Massachusetts 

Tenth  Vice-President J.  F.  Kingsbury Utah 

Eleventh  Vice-President Ellsworth  Robey Indiana 

Twelfth  Vice-President James  H.  Baker Colorado 

Treasurer Arthur  H.  Chamberlain California 

DIRECTORS 

Alabama Isaac  W.  Hill Opelika 

Arizona A.  J.  Matthews Tempe 

Arkansas George  B.  Cook Hot  Springs 

California James  A.  Barr Stockton 

Colorado Charles  E.  Chadsey Denver 

Connecticut Charles  H.  Keyes Hartford 

Delaware George  W.  Twitmyer Wilmington 

District  of  Columbia W.  T.  Harris Washington 

Florida Miss  Clem  Hampton Tallahassee 

Georgia William  M.  Slaton Atlanta 

Idaho S.  Belle  Chamberlain Boise 

Illinois Walter  R.  Hatfield Chicago 

Indiana Thomas  A.  Mott Richmond 

Indiana  Territory John  D.  Benedict Muskogee 

Iowa P.  C.  Hayden Keokuk 

Kansas John  MacDonald Topeka 

Kentucky W.  H.  Bartholomew Louisville 

Louisiana Warren  Easton New  Orleans 

Maine Payson  Smith Auburn 

Maryland M.  Bates  Stephens Annapolis 

Massachusetts John  T.  Prince West  Newton 

Michigan David  Mackenzie Detroit 


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Minnesota S.  L.  Heetsr St.  Paul 

Mississippi £.  £.  Bass Greenville 

Missouri John  R.  ELirk Kirksville 

Montana Oscar  J.  Csaig Missoula 

Nebraska George  L.  Towne Lincoln 

Nevada J.  E.  Sttjbbs.  . ; Reno 

New  Hampshire James  £.  Klock Plymouth 

New  Jersey John  Enright Freehold 

New  Mexico William  H.  Decker Gallup 

New  York James  C.  Byrnes New  York 

North  Carolina J.  I.  Fottst Greensboro 

North  Dakota Neil  C.  Macdonald Lidgerwood 

Ohio Henry  G.  Williams Athens 

Oklahoma Ernest  E.  Balcomb Weatherford 

Oregon J.  H.  Ackerman Salem 

Pennsylvania John  Morrow Allegheny 

Rhode  Island Walter  Ballou  Jacobs Providence 

South  Carolina David  B.  Johnson Rock  Hill 

South  Dakota M.  A.  Lange Pierre 

Tennessee I.  C.  McNeill Memphis 

Texas Cree  T.  Work Denton 

Utah William  Allison Ogden 

Virginia J.  L.  Jarman Farmville 

Washington Edward  T.  Mathes Bellingham 

West  Virginia Thomas  C.  Miller Charleston 

Wisconsin Charles  P.  Cary Madison 

Wyoming Estelle  Reel Washington,  D.  C. 

Vermont Mason  S.  Stone Montpelier 

Respectfully  submitted, 

Joseph  Swain,  Chairman, 
E.  T.  Fairchild 
Secretary. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Carr,  of  Ohio,  the  report  of  the  Committee  on  Nominations  was 
received,  and  the  Secretary  was  instructed  to  cast  the  ballot  of  the  members  present  for 
the  nominations  as  made.  The  Secretary  reported  the  ballot  cast  as  directed  and  the 
chairman  annoimced  the  nominees  elected  as  officers  for  the  ensuing  year. 

President-elect  Edwin  G.  Cooley,  being  called  for,  was  invited  to  the  rostrum  and  intro- 
duced by  President  Schaefifer.  Mr.  Cooley  spoke  briefly,  expressing  his  high  appreciation 
of  the  honor  conferred  by  election  to  the  office  of  president  of  the  newly  organized  National 
Education  Association  of  the  United  States  and  giving  assurances  that  his  best  efforts  would 
be  directed,  with  the  co-operation  of  the  members,  to  bring  about  a  successful  convention 
in  1908. 

C.  G.  Pearse,  of  Wisconsin:  Mr.  Chairman,  I  move  that  section  two  of  article  five 
of  the  by-laws  of  the  National  Education  Association,  adopted  this  date,  be  so  amended 
as  to  read  as  follows: 

Section  a.  The  Council  shall  consist  of  lao  members,  selected  from  the  membership 
(tf  the  Association.  Any  member  of  the  Association  identified  with  educational  work  is 
eligible  to  membership  in  the  Council. 

That  section  three  of  article  five  be  amended  so  as  to  read  as  follows: 

Section  3.  The  Board  of  Directors  shall  annually  elect  ten  members,  and  the  Council 
shall  elect  ten  members,  each  member  to  serve  for  six  years,  or  until  his  successor  is  elected. 

Mr.  Keyes,  of  Connecticut:  I  rise  to  a  point  of  order.  I  think  article  eight  of  the 
by-laws  just  adopted  provides  for  their  amendment.  This  article  reads  that  these  by- 
laws may  be  amended  at  any  annual  meeting  by  the  unaminous  vote  of  the  members  present 
or  by  a  two-thirds  vote  of  the  members  present,  provided  that  the  alteration,  or  amend- 
ment, has  been  proposed  in  writing  at  a  previous  annual  meeting.  The  motion  is  evidently 
not  in  order  since  the  amendment  has  not  been  proposed  in  advance.  I  should  like  to 
have  the  opinion  of  the  Counsel  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  on  this  point. 


40  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

PsESiDENT  ScHAEFFES:  I  think  the  active  members  will  be  pleased  to  hear  the  Opinion 
of  our  Counsel,  Mr.  Pine,  of  New  York,  as  to  whether  we  should,  or  can,  amend  the  by- 
laws before  the  Certificate  of  Incorporation  has  been  filed,  according  to  the  requirements 
of  the  act  of  Incorporation. 

Mr.  Pine,  of  New  York:  Mr.  Pi^dent;  it  is  my  opinion  that  under  the  by-laws, 
it  is  possible  to  adopt  the  amendment  proposed  by  Mr.  Pearae  only  by  unanimous  consent. 
I  should  think  it  would  be  more  regular  that  notice  be  given  at  this  meeting  in  order  that 
the  proposed  amendment  might  come  before  the  next  annual  meeting. 

Ms.  Peabse:  Mr.  Chairman,  in  view  of  the  opinion  of  Mr.  Pine,  I  will  give  the 
notice,  as  suggested,  and  let  the  matter  lie  over  imtil  the  next  annual  meeting. 

President  Schaeffee:  Notice  is  given  by  Mr.  Pearse  of  the  proposed  amendment 
which  will  come  up  for  action  at  the  next  year's  meeting. 

Mr.  Baker,  of  Colorado:  I  rise  to  speak,  representing  the  National  Association  of 
State  Universities,  preliminary  to  the  introduction  of  a  resolution.  As  it  is  important  that 
a  preliminary  explanation  be  made,  I  trust  that  the  Chair  will  be  willing  to  waive  the  for- 
mality of  reading  the  resolution  first. 

At  the  meeting  of  the  National  Association  of  State  Universities  held  in  Baton  Rouge, 
last  November,  a  report  on  the  question  of  a  national  university  was  made,  and  the  recom- 
mendations of  the  committee  on  that  subject  were  unanimously  adopted.  A  standing 
committee  was  appointed  to  further  the  cause,  consisting  of  President  Edmund  J.  James, 
of  the  State  University  of  Illinois,  President  W.  O.  Thompson,  of  the  State  University  of 
Ohio,  and  President  Brown  Ayres,  of  the  University  of  Tennessee.  This  committee  was 
instructed  to  ask  the  National  Educational  Association  to  appoint  a  committee  to  further 
the  cause  of  a  national  university,  or  of  some  kind  of  organization  which  would  enable  the 
students  of  this  country  to  use  the  many  facilities  in  Washington  which  are  extremely 
valuable  in  original  research. 

We  understand  that  the  Association  has  for  a  long  time  been  committed  to  the  idea 
of  some  kind  of  an  organization  at  Washington  that  would  facilitate  the  use  of  the  valuable 
and  extensive  government  collections.  We  are  not  asking  that  a  committee  of  investiga- 
tion be  appointed,  but  a  committee  to  appeal  to  Congress  to  take  up  the  matter  and  investi- 
gate it,  and  in  doing  so,  to  co-operate  with  the  movement  that  has  been  oiganized  by  the 
Association  of  State  Universities.  The  last  investigation  shows  two  things:  first,  that 
the  facilities  there  available  for  the  scholars  of  this  country,  and  of  the  world,  can  be  enum- 
erated under  some  seventy  distinct  heads,  with  many  subdivisions  under  some  of  these 
heads,  and  that  here  is  an  opportunity  to  promote  one  of  America's  greatest  educational 
interests. 

With  this  explanation,  I  will  give  way  to  President  W.  O.  Thompson,  the  only  member 
of  that  standing  committee  present,  who  will  ofiFer  the  resolution. 

President  Schaeffer:  President  Thompson  has  the  floor.    ^ 

Mr.  Thompson,  of  Ohio:  Mr.  Chairman,  the  explanation  which  has  been  made  by 
President  Baker  is  a  sufficient  introduction  of  the  resolution  which  I  shall  now  o£fer  and 
which  has  been  drawn  up  in  accordance  with  the  instructions  of  the  Association  of  State 
Universities  as  follows: 

Whereas,  The  National  Association  of  State  Universities  in  session  November, 
1906,  took  action  looking  toward  the  establishment  of  a  graduate  university  owned  and 
controlled  by  the  f  ederid  government,  and  appointed  a  permanent  committee  to  aid  the  cause 
and  to  present  the  matter  to  the  National  Educational  Association,  and  to  urge  the  nam- 
ing of  a  committee  instructed  to  co-operate  in  seeming  a  national  university;  therefore  be  it 

Resolved,  That  we,  the  active  members  of  the  National  Educational  Association 
reaffirm  the  previous  declarations  of  this  Association  concerning  the  establishment  of  a 
graduate  university  at  Washington,  D.  C,  and  express  our  belidf  in  the  wisdom  of  such 
a  university,  or  some  form  of  organization  that  shall  utilize  for  research  the  facilities 
assembled  in  Washington,  to  be  owned  and  controlled  by  the  federal  government;  that  a 
committee  of  three  be  appointed  to  promote  the  cause;  and  that  an  appropriation  not  to 


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exceed  $500  be  recommended  to  the  directors  to  provide  for  the  necessary  expenses  of  the 
committee. 

I  move  the  adoption  of  the  resolutions,  as  read.    It  was  seconded  and  carried. 

On  motion,  the  resolution  was  then  referred  to  the  new  Board  of  Directors  with 
request  that  the  desired  appropriation  of  $500  be  granted  for  the  expenses  of  the 
Committee. 

PsxsiDENT  Schaeffek:  The  Board  of  Directors,  whose  term  expires  tomorrow, 
adjourned  on  Monday  last  to  meet  at  the  call  of  the  chairman  should  a  meeting  be  neces- 
sary. The  chair  finds  that  no  such  meeting  is  necessary,  therefore  no  meeting  will  be  held. 
The  new  Board  of  Directors  will  hold  its  first  business  meeting  at  4:30  p.  m.,  Thursday, 
July  II,  in  the  Children's  Hall  of  the  Temple  Building. 

Mr.  Hailvey,  of  Wisconsin:  At  the  last  meeting  of  active  members  at  Asbury  Park, 
in  July,  1905,  amendments  were  proposed  to  the  by-laws  as  they  then  existed,  which  have 
not  yet  been  acted  upon.  I  believe  this  is  a  proper  matter  for  consideration  at  this  time 
and  therefore  move  that  these  proposed  amendments  be  laid  on  the  table.  The  motion 
was  carried  and  it  was  so  ordered. 

There  being  no  other  business,  a  motion  to  adjourn  was  made  and  carried  and  the 
chairman  declared  the  aimual  meeting  of  active  members  adjourned. 

I&wiN  Shepakd,  Secretary. 


PROCEEDINGS  OF  THE  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 
FOR  1906-1907 

The  annual  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors  was  called  to  order  in  Children's  Hall 
of  the  Auditorium  Building,  Los  Angeles,  California,  at  11:00  A.  M.,  July  8,  1907,  by 
President  Nathan  C.  Schaeffer.    The  following  Directors  responded  to  roll-call: 

Jasper  N.  Wilkinson,  Kansas;  Irwin  Shepard,  Minnesota;  J.  M.  Greenwood,  Missouri; 
W.  T.  Harris,  District  of  Columbia;  Eliphalet  Oram  Lyte,  Pennsylvania;  Charles  H.  Keyes, 
Connecticut;  L.  D.  Harvey,  Wisconsin;  Miss  Clem  Hampton,  Florida;  W.  H.  Bartholo- 
mew, Kentucky;  L.  E.  Wolfe,  Texas;  George  B.  Cook,  Arkansas;  John  D.  Benedict, 
Indian  Territory;  Wells  L.  Griswold,  Ohio;  T.  A.  Mott,  Indiana;  George  L.  Towne, 
Nebraska;  Oscar  J.  Craig,  Montana;  J.  E.  Stubbs,  Nevada;  Edward  T.  Mathes,  Washing- 
ton; A.  H.  Chamberlain,  California;  Nathan  C.  SchaefiFer,  Pennsylvania. 

Present,  twenty  directors. 

The  reading  of  the  minutes  of  the  last  meeting,  held  July  6,  1905,  was,  on  motion, 
dispensed  with,  and  the  minutes  were  approved  as  printed  in  the  volume  of  Proceedings 
of  the  Asbury  Park  meeting. 

The  Secretary  announced  the  formal  resignation  of  certain  directors.  On  motion, 
the  following  directors  were  elected  to  fill  the  vacancies: 

E.  E.  Balcomb,  of  Oklahoma,  to  succeed  Richard  V.  Temming,  resigned. 
W.  M.  Kern,  of  North  Dakota,  to  succeed  P.  G.  Knowlton,  resigned. 
John  MacDonald,  of  Kansas,  to  succeed  L.  D.  Whittemore,  resigned. 
S.  Belle  Chamberlain,  of  Idaho,  to  succeed  A.  G.  Sears,  resigned. 
Henry  D.  Sheldon,  of  Oregon,  to  succeed  E.  D.  Ressler,  resigned. 
Charles  H.  Ames,  of  Massachusetts,  to  succeed  Henry  T.  Bailey,  resigned. 
Joseph  Swain,  of  Pennsylvania,  to  succeed  John  W.  Lansinger,  resigned. 
W.  R.  Hatfield,  of  Illinois,  to  succeed  C.  M.  Baidwell,  resigned. 
I.  C.  McNeill,  of  Tennessee,  to  succeed  Eugene  F.  Turner,  resigned. 
Mrs.  Helen  L.  Grenfell,  of  Colorado,  to  succeed  L.  C.  Greenlee,  resigned. 
S.  L.  Heeter,  of  Minnesota,  to  succeed  A.  W.  Rankin,  resigned. 
John  R.  Kirk,  of  Missouri,  to  succeed  W.  J.  Hawkins,  resigned. 

Total  number  of  directors  present  at  this  meeting,  thirty-two. 

The  Twenty-first  Annual  Report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  for  the  year  July  i,  1906, 
to  June  30,  1907,  was  presented  and  printed  copies  of  the  same  were  distributed  to  the 
directors.  On  motion  of  Director  J.  M.  Greenwood,  the  reading  of  the  report  was  dis- 
pensed with  and  the  report  was  approved  and  ordered  printed  in  the  annual  voliune  of 
Proceedings, 

The  reports  of  the  Treasurer,  J.  N.Wilkinson,  of  Emporia,  Kan.,  for  the  years  1905-06 
and  1906-07  were  presented.  The  report  for  the  first  of  the  two  years  was  adopted  as 
printed  in  the  anniversary  volume.  The  report  for  1906-07  was  read  in  full  and  on  motion 
was  referred  to  the  Board  of  Trustees  for  audit  and  approval. 

The  report  of  Secretary,  Irwin  Shepard,  embodying  a  review  of  the  reports  of  the 
Secretary  from  1893  to  1907  was  next  presented  and  printed  copies  of  the  same  were  passed 
to  the  directors.  On  motion,  the  reading  of  the  report  was  dispensed  with  and  the  report 
was  approved  as  printed  in  the  anniversary  volume. 

Secretary  Shepard  then  made  a  brief  statement  with  regard  to  railroad  rates  to  the 
effect  that  certain  questions  remained  unsettled  between  the  Association  and  the  railroads 
of  the  Trans-Continental  Association  regarding  the  expense  of  validation  of  the  ticJcets 
for  return  of  National  Educational  Association  members  at  Los  Angeles.  Since  the  ques- 
tion was  a  complicated  one  the  Secretary  advised  that  it  be  referred  to  a  committee  lor 

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PROCEEDINGS  OF  THE  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS  43 

negotiation  and  settlement.  On  motion  of  Director  L.  D.  Harvey,  of  Wisconsin,  the 
entire  question  of  validation  and  other  expenses  ¥ras  referred  to  the  Executive  Committee 
and  Board  of  Trustees  with  power  to  act. 

The  Secretary  then  called  attention  to  the  action  of  the  Board  of  Directors  at  its 
meeting  July  4, 1905,  receiving  the  petition  of  Louis  C.  Monin,  dean  of  the  Armour  Institute 
of  Technology,  and  others,  for  the  organization  of  a  new  department  of  the  National 
Educational  Association  to  be  known  as  the  Department  of  Technical  Education.  This 
petition  was  referred  to  the  Executive  Conmiittee  of  the  Association  with  power  to  act. 
The  Secretary  reported  that  the  Executive  Committee  at  its  meeting  in  Louisville,  Ky » 
Feb.  28,  1906,  voted  to  approve  the  petition  and  to  authorize  the  establishment  of  the 
Department  of  Technical  EMucation.  On  motion  the  action  of  the  Executive  Committee 
was  approved  by  the  Board  of  Directors. 

In  the  absence  of  the  chairman  of  the  Board  of  Trustees,  Nicholas  Murray  Butler, 
of  New  York,  J.  M.  Greenwood,  of  Missouri,  secretary  of  the  Board,  read  the  following 
special  report  of  the  Trustees: 

To  th€  Board  0}  Directors  of  the  National  Educational  Association. 

Gentlemen:  The  Board  of  Trustees  respectfully  report  that  pursuant  to  a  resolution 
adopted  at  the  annual  business  meeting  of  the  Association,  Held  on  July  6,,  1905,  the  Board 
made  application  to  Congress  for  a  special  act  in  the  form  approvea  by  the  Association 
at  said  meeting,  to  incorporate  an  association  to  be  known  as  the  "National  Education 
Association  of  the  United  States"  to  succeed  and  continue  the  National  Educational 
Association. 

The  Board  further  report  that  said  act  was  passed  by  both  houses  of  Congress  with 
some  technical  amendments,  not  affecting  the  substance,  and  was  approved  by  the  President 
and  became  a  law  on  June  30,  1906.  The  act  provides  that  it  shall  take  effect  when  the 
charter  thereby  granted  is  accepted  and  when  by-laws  are  adopted  by  the  members  of  the 
present  Association. 

The  Board  is  of  the  opinion  that  the  new  charter,  a  copy  of  which  is  attached,  offers 
the  Association  great  advantages  in  assuring  to  it  perpetuity  of  existence  and  a  national 
character,  in  safeguarding  its  funds  and  generally  by  increasing  its  powers  and  influence, 
and  therefore  unanimously  recommends  that  the  charter  be  accepted  and  that  by-laws  be 
adopted  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  this  act. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

Nicholas   Murray   Butler,   Chairman, 
J.  M.  Greenwood, 
Nathan  C.  Schaeffer, 

Trustees, 

On  motion  of  Director  John  R.  Kirk,  of  Missouri,  the  report  was  accepted  and  the 
following  resolutions  were  unanimously  adopted. 

Resolved,  That  the  Board  of  Directors  accept  the  report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  and 
unanimously  approve  the  recommendations  therein  contained; 

Resolved,  lliat  the  Board  of  Directors  reconmiend  the  adoption  by  the  Association 
of  the  following  resolutions: 

1.  ResolvM,  That  the  National  Educational  Association  hereby  accepts  the  charter 
granted  by  an  act  of  Congresss  entitled  "An  Act  to  incorporate  the  National  Education 
Association  of  the  United  States,"  passed  June  30,  1900,  and  that  the  President  and 
Secretary  of  this  meeting  be  authorized  and  directed  to  execute  and  file  with  the  recorder 
of  deeds  of  the  District  of  Columbia  a  verified  certificate  showing  the  acceptance  by  the 
Association  of  the  charter  granted  by  said  act. 

2.  Resolved,  That  the  proposed  by-laws  of  which  notice  was  given  at  the  annual 
meeting  of  the  Assodation  held  on  July  6,  1905,  which  are  printed  in  full  in  the  journal 
of  said  meeting,  be  and  the  same  are  hereby  adopted  to  take  effect  immediately. 

3.  Resolved,  That  the  Association  adopt  as  its  corporate  seal  a  circle  containing  the 
title  "National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States,"  and  the  dates  "1857-1907." 

4*  Resolved,  That  the  Association  do  now  proceed  to  elect  officers,  and  to  organize 
under  the  Charter  granted  by  the  Act  of  Congress.  " 

The  Chairman  stated  as  the  next  order  of  business  the  election  of  three  trustees  to 
fill  vacancies  as  follows: 


44  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

One  Trustee  to  succeed  Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  for  the  term  to  expire  191a 
One  Trustee  to  succeed  N.  C.  Dougherty,  resigned,  for  the  term  to  expire  190S. 
One  Trustee  to  succeed  Albert  G.  I^e,  decea^d,  for  the  term  of  three  days  to  expire 
July  II,  1907. 

On  motion,  Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  of  New  York,  was  unanimously  elected  to  sue- 
ceed  himself  for  the  term  to  expire  July,  1910. 

The  names  of  C.  G.  Pearse,  of  Wisconsin,  and  £.  G.  Cooley,  of  Illinois,  were  put  in 
nomination  to  succeed  N.  C.  Dougherty,  resigned.  An  election  by  ballot  was  ordered. 
Charles  H.  Keyes,  of  Connecticut,  and  A.  H.  Chamberlain,  of  California,  acted  as  tellers. 
The  ballot  resulted  in  C.  G.  Pearse  receiving  fifteen  votes  and  £.  G.  Cooley  fourteen. 

The  Chairman  announced  the  election  of  C.  G.  Pearse  as  trustee  to  succeed  N.  C 
Dougherty,  resigned,  for  the  term  to  expire  1908. 

H.  B.  Brown,  of  Indiana,  was  on  motion  elected  to  succeed  Albert  G.  Lane,  deceased » 
for  a  term  of  three  days  to  expire  Thursday,  July  1 1, 1907. 

The  following  communication  was  read  by  the  secretary: 

Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  July  8,  1907 
To  Irwin  Shepard^  Secretary,  National  Educational  Association, 

Dear  Sir:  I  have  the  honor  to  submit,  herewith,  a  petition  signed  by  twenty-eight 
prominent  educators,  who  are  active  members  of  the  National  Educational  Association, 
askine  the  privilege  of  organizing  a  department  of  the  National  Educational  Association 
to  be  known  as  the  Department  oi  Rural  and  Agricultural  Education,  and  to  reouest  that 
you  will  present  this  petition  to  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  National  Educational  Associa- 
tion for  action  during  the  present  convention  of  the  Association. 

Very  respectfully, 

Dicx  J.  Crosby, 

Department  of  Agriculture, 

Washington,  D.  C. 

APPLICATION 

To  ihe  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  National  Educational  Association: 

In  view  of  the  widespread  and  active  interest  in  the  improvement  of  rural  schools 
and  in  the  development  and  extension  of  instruction  in  agriculture  and  the  allied  subjects 
of  natiue-study  and  school-gardemng  in  th«  colleges  and  public  schools  of  this  country, 
and  in  view  of  the  fact  that  there  is  now  no  national  organization  of  teachers  for  the  dis- 
cussion of  rational  methods  of  instruction  in  these  subjects,  the  undersigned  active  members 
of  the  National  Educational  Association  respectfully  request  permission  to  form  a  Depart- 
ment of  Rural  and  Agricultural  Education  co-ordinate  with  the  other  regularly  constituted 
departments  of  this  Association. 

Very  respectfully, 

John  L.  Aloes,  principal,  Vermont  Academy,  Saxtons  River,  Vt. 

E.  Benj.  Andrews,  chancellor.  State  University  of  Nebraska,  Lincoln,  Neb. 

Brown  Ayres,  president.  University  of  Tennessee,  Knoxville,  Tenn. 

L.  H.  Bailey,  director   College  of  Agriculture,  Cornell  University,  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 

W,  A.  Baldwin,  principal,  Hyannis  State  Normal  School,  Hyannis^  Mass. 

Charles  E.  Bessey,  professor  of  botany,  university  of  Nebraska,  Lincoln,  Neb. 

E.  C.  Bishop,  deputy  state  superintendent  of  public  instruction,  Lincoln,  Neb. 

Ernest  Burnham,  director,  rural  school  department.  Western  State  Normal  School^ 
Kalamazoo,  l^ch. 

Kenyon  L.  Butterfield,  president,  Massachusetts  Agricultural  College,  Amherst, 
Mass. 

W.  T.  Carrington,  state  superintendent  of  public  schools,  JefiFerson  City,  Mo. 

P.  P.  Claxton,  professor  of  education.  University  of  Tennessee,  Knoxville,  Tenn. 

Fassett  O.  Cotton,  state  superintendent  of  public  instruction,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

Dicx  J.  Crosby,  U.  S.  Department  of  Agriculture,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Delos  Fall,  professor  of  chemistry,  Albion  College,  Albion,  Mich. 

H.  B.  FRissELLy  principal  of  Hampton  Normal  ana  Agricultural  Institute,  Hampton, 
Va. 

Frank  H.  Hall,  secretary,  Illinois  Fanners  Institute,  Aurora,  HI. 

L.  D.  Harvey,  superintendent  of  schools,  Menomonie,  Wis. 

W.  M.  Hays,  assistant  secretary  of  agriculture,  Washington,  D.  C. 

R.  H.  jESSE,*president,  State  University  of  Missouri,  Columbia,  Mo. 

J.  Y.  JOYNER,  state  superintendent  of  publk  instruction,  Raleigh,  N.  C 


PROCEEDINGS  OF  THE  BOARD  OP  DIRECTORS  45 

O.  J.  KxxN,  superintendent  of  scbools,  Winnebago  Co.,  Rockford,  QL 

John  R.  KntK,  president.  State  Normal  School^  Kirksville,  Ma 

WnuAM  R.  Lazenby,   professor  of  horticultural  forestry,  Ohio  State  University, 

Columbus,  O. 
Tbos.  C  MnxKR,  state  superintendent  of  schools,  Charleston,  West  Va. 
J.  L.  Snydek,  president.  State  Agricultural  College,  Lansing,  Mich. 
W.  J.  Stevens,  principal,  Eugene  Field  School,  St  Louis,  Mo. 
A.  B.  Stosms,  president,  Iowa  State  College,  Ames,  Iowa. 
Geo.  H.  Whiicser,  superintendent  of  schools,  Berlin,  N.  H. 

On  motion,  the  petition  was  received  and  authority  was  granted  to  the  petitioners 
to  organize  a  new  department  of  the  National  Educational  Association  to  be  known  as 
The  Department  of  Rural  and  Agricultural  Education. 

The  Secretary  presented  a  communication  horn  Reuben  Post  Halleck,  chairman  of 
the  Coomiittee  of  Seventeen  on  Professional  Preparation  of  I£gh-School  Teachers.  This 
communication  transmitted  to  the  Board  of  Directors  the  report  of  the  Committee  with 
the  request  that  it  be  printed  and  that  appropriation  be  made  for  certain  expenses  which 
had  already  been  incuned  by  the  Committee.  On  motion,  the  communication  and  accom- 
panying report  was  referred  to  the  Department  of  Secondary  Education  for  recommenda- 
tion to  the  new  Board  of  Directors. 

A  communication  was  received  from  Director  James  H.  Canfidd,  of  New  York, 
submitting  a  petition  for  the  appointment  of  a  conunittee  of  investigation  of  the  relations 
of  the  home  to  the  school  and  of  home  economics.  On  motion  of  A.  H.  Chamberlain  the 
petition  was  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Investigations  and  Appropriations  of  the 
National  Council. 

There  being  no  further  business  the  Board  of  Directors  adjourned  subject  to  the  call 
of  the  President  if  it  should  be  found  necessary  to  hold  another  meeting  of  the  Board. 

Iewin  Shepaed,  Sectgtary. 


PROCEEDINGS    OF   THE    NE,W   BOARD    OF 
DIRECTORS  FOR  1907-1908 

The  meeting  of  the  new  Board  of  Directors  of  the  National  Education  Association 
for  the  year  1907-8  was  called  to  order  by  President  E.  G.  Cooley,  at  4:30  p.  m.,  July  la, 
1907,  in  Children's  Hall,  Temple  Auditorium,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

The  following  Directors  responded  to  the  call  of  the  roll: 

E.  G.  Cooley,  Illinois;  Nathan  C.  Schaeffer,  Pennsylvania;  Arthur  H.  Chamber- 
lain, California;  Irwin  Shepaid,  Minnesota;  J.  M.  Green,  New  Jersey;  J.  M.  Greenwood, 
Missouri;  Eliphalet  Oram  Lyte,  Pennsylvania;  George  B.  Cook,  Arkansas;  James  A. 
Barr,  Calif orma;  Charles  E.  Chadsey,  Colorado;  Charles  H.  Keyes,  Connecticut;  Miss 
Clem  Hampton,  Florida;  S.  BeUe  Chamberlain,  Idaho;  Thomas  A.  Mott,  Indiana; 
John  D.  Benedict,  Indian  Territory;  John  MacDonald,  Kansas;  W.  H.  Bartholomew, 
Kentucky;  David  MacKenzie,  Michigan;  S.  L.  Heeter,  Minnesota;  John  R.  Kirk, 
Missouri;  Oscar  J.  Craig,  Montana;  George  L.  Towne,  Nebraska;  W.  H.  Decker, 
New  Mexico;  N.  C.  MacDonald,  North  Dakota;  Henry  G.  Williams,  Ohio;  E.  E.  Balcomb^ 
Oklahoma;  John  Morrow,  Pennsylvania;  D.  B.  Johnson,  South  Carolina;  I.  C.  McNeill, 
Tennessee;  Cree  T.  Work,  Texas;  William  Allison,  Utah;  Charles  P.  Cary,  Wisconsin, 
Estelle  Reel,  Wyoming. 

Directors  present,  thirty-three. 

PRESIDENT  Cooley:  The  first  order  of  business  is  a  communication  from  the  Depart- 
ment of  Secondary  Education,  concerning  the  report  of  the  Committee  on  the  Professional 
Preparation  of  Teachers  which  was  referred  to  that  department  by  the  Board  of  Directors 
at  its  meeting  July  8,  with  request  that  it  be  reported  back  to  this  Board  at  this  time  with 
recommendations. 

The  secretary  read  the  communication  as  follows: 

To  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  National  Educational  Association: 

The  Departments  of  Secondary  Education  of  Normal  Schoob,  and  of  Higher  Educa- 
tion have  haa  under  consideration  the  report  of  the  committee  appointed  by  the  Secondary 
Department  at  its  meeting  in  Asbury  Park,  July,  1905,  on  the  Preparation  of  Teachers  for 
Secondary  Schools  and  said  departments  jointly  reconmiend  that  the  report  be  approved 
and  ordered  printed  by  the  Board  of  Directors,  both  in  the  volume  of  Proceedings  of  this 
meeting,  and  also  in  pamphlet  form  convenient  for  distribution.  Also  that  an  appropriation 
of  $30  be  made  to  reimburse  the  committee  for  clerical  expenses  in  preparing  the  report. 

(Signed)  Eugene  W.  Lyttle, 

President,  Department  of  Secondary  Education. 

DiRECTOX  Bartholomew,  of  Kentucky:  I  move  that  the  recommendation  be  con- 
curred in,  that  the  report  be  printed  as  recoomiended.  The  motion  was  carried,  and 
it  was  so  ordered. 

Secretary  Shepard  reported  that  the  following  resolutions  and  request  for  an  i^pit>> 
priation  had  been  referred  to  this  Board  by  the  Active  Members  of  the  Association  as 
follows: 

Extract  from  minutes  of  meeting  of  active  members  held  July  10,  inst. 

W.  O.  Thompson,  of  Ohio,  offered  the  following  resolution  and  moved  its  adoption: 

Whereas,  The  National  Association  of  State  Universities  in  session  November, 
1906,  took  action  looking  toward  the  establishment  of  a  graduate  university  owned  and 
controlled  by  the  federal  government,  and  appointed  a  permanent  committee  to  aid  the 
cause  and  to  present  the  matter  to  the  National  Educational  Association,  and  to  urge  the 
naming  of  a  committee  instructed  to  co-operate  in  securing  a  national  university,  therefore 
be  it 

Resolved,  That  we,  the  active  members  of  the  National  Educational  Association, 

46 


PROCEEDINGS  OF  THE  NEW  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS  47 

reaffiim  the  previous  declarations  of  this  Association  concerning  the  establishment  of  a 
graduate  university  at  Washington,  D.  C,  and  express  our  belief  in  the  wisdom  of  such  a 
university,  or  some  form  of  organization  that  shall  utilize  for  research  the  facilities  assembled 
in  Washington,  to  be  owned  and  controlled  by  the  federal  government;  thi^t  a  committee 
of  three  be  ai>pointed  by  the  President  of  the  Associ|ition  to  promote  the  cause;  and  that 
an  appropriation  not  to  exceed  $500  be  reconmiended  to  the  directors  to  pro» '  de  the  neces- 
sary expenses  of  the  committee. 

The  motion  was  duly  seconded  and  carried.  On  motion,  the  resolution  was  referred 
to  the  new  Board  of  Directors  with  the  request  that  the  desired  appropriation  of  $500  be 
granted  for  the  expenses  of  the  committee. 

Director  J.  M.  Green,  of  New  Jersey:  I  move  that  this  matter  be  laid  over  until 
the  next  meeting  and  that  when  presented  again  it  be  accompanied  by  a  review  of  what 
the  Association  has  already  done  in  the  direction  of  the  resolution  presented.  I  know  that 
there  was  for  many  years  a  standing  committee  on  this  subject  and  that  much  work  was 
done.  Doubtless  a.  review  of  the  work  of  this  committee  would  be  a  valuable  guide. 
(Seconded.) 

Director  O.  J.  Craig,  of  Montana:  This  movement  comes  from  the  National 
Association  of  State  Universities  and  was  adopted  by  that  Association  at  its  session  in 
Baton  Rouge,  La.,  in  November  last.  The  purpose  of  this  resolution  is  to  secure  the 
indorsement  and  co-operation  of  the  National  £>lucation  Association  as  stated  by 
President  Baker,  of  Colorado,  yesterday  in  the  meeting  of  Active  Members. 

Director  J.  M.  Greenwood,  of  Missouri:  I  hope  that  the  motion  to  postpone  will 
not  prevail,  but  that  action  may  be  deferred  until  the  report  of  the  Committee  on  Investi- 
gations and  Appropriations  be  received  since  the  matter  will  be  included  in  that  report. 

The  motion  to  postpone  until  the  next  meeting  was  withdrawn  by  Director  Green 
with  consent  of  the  one  who  seconded  the  motion.  It  was  then  moved  and  carried  that 
actk>n  on  the  matter  be  delayed  until  the  report  of  the  Committee  on  Investigations  and 
Appropriations  of  the  National  Council  had  been  presented. 

Director  N.  C.  Schaeffer,  of  Pennsylvania:  Section  eight  of  the  newly  adopted 
charter  t>f  the  Association  provides  that  the  principal  office  of  the  corporation  shall  be  in 
the  city  of  Washington,  D.  C.  This  is  in  accordance  with  the  usual  requirements  for  all 
associations  or  corporations  organized  by  special  act  of  Congress.  This  does  not,  however, 
prevent  the  Association  from  maintaining  an  office  or  offices  elsewhere  within  the  United 
States  for  the  transaction  of  business  as  may  be  determined  by  the  Board  of  Directors  or 
otherwise  in  accordance  with  the  by-laws.  I  therefore  offer  the  following  resolution  and 
am  authorized  to  state  that  Dr.  W.  T.  Harris  has  kindly  tendered  the  use  of  his  residence 
on  Fairmont  Street  in  the  city  of  Washington  as  the  principal  office  of  the  Association: 

Resolved^  That  pursuant  to  section  eight  of  the  charter,  1360  Fairmont  Street,  N. 
W.,  in  the  city  of  Washington,  D.  C.,  be,  and  the  same  is  hereby  designated  as,  the  principal 
office  of  the  National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States,  and  that  the  Honorable 
W.  T.  Harris  be  requested  and  authorized  to  act  as  the  representative  of  the  Association 
having  charge  of  such  office. 

I  move  the  adoption  of  the  resolution.  The  motion  was  seconded  and  carried  and  it 
was  so  ordered. 

DnlECTOR  Chas.  H.  Keyes,  of  Connecticut:  I  move  that  the  office  of  the  Secretary 
of  the  National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States  be  continued  in  the  city  of 
Winona,  in  the  state  of  Minnesota  as  heretofore,  and  that  this  office  shall  be  the  executive 
office  of  the  Association.    The  motion  was  seconded  and  carried. 

Director  Schaeffer:  The  following  resolution  should  be  acted  upon  at  this  time 
in  order  to  carry  out  the  provisions  of  the  new  charter  adopted  at  the  meeting  of  active 
members  yesterday. 


48  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

lUsohfed,  That  the  Board  of  Trustees  be  requested  to  have  prepared  a  suitable  design 
for  the  corporate  seal  of  the  National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States,  and  to 
submit  the  same  at  the  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors  to  be  held  in  July,  X90S. 

I  move  the  adoption  of  the  resolution. 

The  motion  was  seconded  and  carried,  and  it  was  so  ordered. 
President  Cooley:  The  Secretary  will  read  a  conmiunication  firom  the  National 
Coundl  of  Education. 

The  Secretaiy  read  the  following  communication: 

Irwin  Sh^p^rd^  S9cretary  Naiional  Educaiional  A  ssociation,  Los  A  ngeUs,  California: 

Dear  Sir:  I  am  directed  by  the  National  Council  of  Education  to  submit  through  jrou 
to  the  Board  of  Directors  the  following  report  of  the  Conmiittee  on  Investigation  and 
Appropriations  of  said  CoundL 

This  report  has  been  duly  accepted  and  unanimously  adopted  by  the  CoundL 

(Signed)  J.  W.  Cam, 

-  Secretary,  National  Council  of  Education. 

XEPOBI  OV  THE  OOmOTTEE  ON  INVESnOATIONS  AND  APPROPKIATIONS  TO  THE 
NATIONAL  COUNCIL  OV  EDUCATION 

The  Committee  on  investigations  and  appropriations  submits  the  following  report 
on  such  matters  as  have  been  regulaiiy  brought  bcsore  it  and  recommends  that  investiga- 
tions be  made  on  eadi  subject  mentioned  below.  The  Committee  also  recommends 
that  the  Board  of  Directors  be  requested  to  appropriate  the  amount  of  money  asked  for  in 
order  to  defray  the  necessary  expenses  of  each  of  the  several  committees  suggested. 

(i)  That  the  sum  ol  five  hundred  dollars  ($500),  or  so  much  thereof  as  may  be  necesr 
sary,  be  i4>propriated  to  make  a  preliminary  inquiry  into  the  contemporary  judgment  as 
to  the  culture  element  in  education,  and  the  time  that  should  be  devoted  to  the  combined 
school  and  college  course  and  that  the  president  of  the  Council  appoint  a  committee  of 
five  to  make  a  report  at  some  future  time  to  the  National  Council  of  Education  on  this 
subject. 

(2)  That  the  sum  of  five  hundred  dollars  ($500),  or  so  much  thereof  as  may  be  neces- 
sary, be  appropriated  to  defray  the  expenses  of  a  committee  to  be  appointed  by  the  presi- 
dent of  the  Council  to  investigate  and  submit  a  tentative  report  on  a  system  of  tearhing 
morals  in  the  public  scliools  oi  the  United  States. 

(3)  That  the  sum  of  five  hundred  dollars  (Sjoo)  or  so  much  thereof  as  may  be  neces- 
sary, be  appropriated  for  the  use  of  the  Committee  on  Industrial  Education  for  Rural 
Schools  ana  that  the  present  committee  of  five  be  reduced  to  three  to  be  i^pointed  by 
the  president  of  the  CoundL 

(4)  That  a  committee  be  appointed  by  the  president  of  the  Council  to  consider  and 
make  a  preliminary  report  on  the  shmtage  in  the  supplv  of  teachers,  conditions,  causes 
and  remedies,  and  that  the  sum  of  five  hundred  dollars  (9500),  or  so  much  thereof  as  may 
be  necessary,  be  appropriated  to  defray  the  expenses  of  this  committee. 

(5)  That  a  committee  be  appointed  by  the  president  of  the  Council  to  consider  and 
make  a  preliminary  report  on  provisions  for  exceptional  children  in  the  public  schools 
and  that  the  sum  of  five  hundred  dollars  ($500),  or  so  much  thereof  as  may  be  necessary, 
be  appropriated  to  defray  the  expenses  of  this  committee. 

J.  M.  Geeenwood,  Chairman, 

FSANK  A.  FlTZPATSICX, 

Elmee  E.  Bsown, 
Lorenzo  D.  Haevet, 

ComrniUee. 

DiEECTOK  John  R.  Kiek,  of  Missouri:  I  move  that  the  report  of  the  Committee 
on  Investigations  and  Appropriations  of  the  Council  be  recdved,  and  that  the  several 
committees  recommended  be  authorized  and  the  corresponding  appropriations  granted. 
The  motion  was  seconded  by  Director  George  B.  Cook,  of  Arkansas. 

Secretaey  Shepaed:  I  desire  to  ask  if  the  first  resolution  does  not  have  reference 
to  the  same  subject  as  is  imder  consideration  by  a  committee  now  in  existence  of  which 
President  Charles  W.  Eliot  is  chairman.  This  committee  made  a  report  of  progress  at 
the  Asbury  Park  meeting,  but  has  never  been  discharged.  Will  there  not  be  confusion  if 
a  new  committee  is  created  while  the  former  one  is  in  existence  ? 

DiEScroK  Greenwood:  I  am  one  of  the  five  members  of  the  conmiittee  of  which 
President  Eliot  is  chairman.    This  committee  was  appointed  in  1903  to  report  on  the 


PROCEEDINGS  OF  THE  NEW  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS  49 

adyisability  of  an  investigation  proposed  by  President  Baker  of  the  University  of  Colorado 
coDceming  the  contemporary  judgment  as  to  the  culture  element  and  economy  of  time  in 
education.  The  committee  was  imable  to  determine  just  what  President  Baker  had  in 
mind  as  the  field  for  the  proposed  investigation.  The  committee  made  what  it  considered 
as  a  final,  but  not  unanimous,  report  at  the  Aabury  Park  meeting.  It  was  therefore  thought 
advisable  by  the  Committee  on  Investigations  and  Appropriations  to  appoint  a  new 
committee  of  which  President  Baker  ought  to  be  chairman. 

On  motion,  it  was  ordered  that  each  recommendaticm  of  the  report  should  be  voted 
ttp(m  separately. 

After  some  discussion  it  was  ordered  that  the  recommendation  (at  the  appointment 
of  a  Committee  of  Investigation  into  the  "  Contemp<Mrary  Judgment  as  to  the  Culture 
Element  in  Education  and  the  Time  That  Should  Be  Devoted  to  Combined  School  and 
College  Courses"  be  approved  and  that  $500  be  appropriated  for  the  expenses  of  the 
committee. 

On  motion  of  Director  Estelle  Reel,  of  Wyoming,  recommendation  No.  9  was  approved 
and  $500  appropriated  to  defray  the  eiqpenses  of  a  committee  to  investigate- and  report  on 
a  "System  of  Teaching  Morals  in  the  Public  Schools  of  the  United  States." 

On  motion  of  Director  W.  H.  Bartholomew,  of  Kentucky,  recommendation  No.  3 
was  adopted  and  the  sum  of  $500  appropriated  for  the  use  of  the  committee  on  "Industrial 
Education  for  Rural  Schools."  It  was  also  ordered  that  the  present  committee  of  five 
should  be  reduced  to  a  committee  of  three  to  be  appointed  by  the  president  of  the  Council. 

On  motion,  recommendation  No.  4  was  adopted  and  it  was  ordered  that  a  committee 
be  appointed  by  the  president  of  the  Council  to  report  on  the  "Shortage  in  the  Supply 
of  Teachers,  Conditions,  Causes,  and  Remedies,"  and  that  the  sum  of  $500  be  appro- 
priated for  the  expenses  of  the  committee. 

On  motion,  recommendation  No.  5,  providing  for  a  committee  to  report  on  "  Provisions 
for  Exceptional  Children  in  Public  Schools,"  and  an  appropriation  of  $500  for  the  expenses 
of  the  committee  was  approved. 

On  motion  of  Director  Greenwood  the  Committee  on  the  Investigation,  proposed  by 
President  Baker,  as  to  the  culture  element  in  education  of  which  President  Eliot  was  chair- 
man was  discharged. 

On  motion  of  Director  Greenwood  the  resolution  concerning  an  appropriation  for 
the  expenses  of  a  committee  on  a  national  university  was  again  taken  up  for  consideration. 
President  James  H.  Baker,  of  the  University  of  Colorado,  being  present,  was  recognized 
by  the  chair  and  made  a  brief  explanation  of  the  purposes  of  the  proposed  investigation 
and  urged  favorable  action  upon  the  reconmiendation  of  the  active  members  that  the  pro- 
posed committee  be  appointed  and  the  sum  of  $500  be  appropriated  for  their  expenses. 

Following  a  discussion  by  Directors  Prince,  of  Massachusetts;  Greenwood,  of  Mis- 
souri; Towne,  of  Nebraska,  and  Craig,  of  Montana,  the  motion  of  Director  Green  of 
New  Jersey  was  renewed  that  action  on  the  question  be  deferred  for  one  3rear.  This 
motion  being  put  to  vote  was  lost. 

On  motion  of  Director  O.  J.  Craig,  of  Montana,  the  resolution  adopted  by  the  active 
members  was  ^proved  and  $500  appropriated  for  the  expenses  of  a  Committee  on  a 
National  University  to  be  app<nnted  by  the  President  of  the  Association. 

The  chairman  announced  that  the  next  order  of  business  was  the  election  of  a  trustee 
to  serve  four  years  to  succeed  H.  B.  Brown,  of  Indiana,  whose  term  expires  at  this  meeting. 

Director  T.  A.  Mott,  of  Indiana,  nominated  H.  B.  Brown  to  succeed  himself  as  trustee 
for  the  term  to  expire  19x1.  Director  Craig,  of  Montana,  seconded  the  nomination  and 
moved  that  the  secretary  be  instructed  to  cast  the  ballot  of  the  Board  of  Directors  for  H. 
B.  Brown  to  succeed  himself.  This  motion  was  seconded  and  carried.  The  ballot  was 
so  cast,  and  Mr.  Brown  was  declared  duly  elected. 

The  chairman  announced  the  next  order  of  business  to  be  the  election  of  a  member  of 
the  Executive  Committee  for  the  term  of  one  year  to  succeed  W.  T.  Harris,  term  expired. 


so  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

L.  D.  Harvey,  of  Wisconsin,  and  W.  T.  Harris,  of  Washington,  D.  C,  were  nominated  for 
this  office. 

On  motion,  it  was  ordered  that  the  directors  ballot  for  the  election  of  the  member  of 
the  Executive  Committee.  Directors  C.  P.  Gary,  of  Wisconsin,  and  E.  O.  L3rte,  of 
Pennsylvania,  were  appointed  to  act  as  tellers.  The  ballot  resulted  in  W.  T.  Harris 
receiving  nineteen,  and  L.  D.  Harvey  fifteen,  votes. 

On  motion,  of  Director  Green  of  New  Jersey,  W.  T.  Harris  was  declared  unanimously 
elected  as  a  member  of  the  Executive  Committee  to  succeed  himself. 

President  Cooley  named  as  a  committee  on  nominations  of  members  of  the  National 
Council  to  fill  vacancies:  Directors  J.  M.  Greenwood,  of  Missouri;  Charles  H.  Keyes, 
of  Connecticut;  O.  J.  Craig,  of  Montana;  William  Allison,  of  Utah,  and  T.  A.  Mott,  of 
Indiana.    The  Committee  on  request  of  its  chairman  were  excused  to  prepare  their  report. 

President  Cooley  annoimced  the  next  order  of  business  to  be  the  consideration  of 
invitations  for  the  next  convention. 

On  motion,  the  usual  roll  call  of  states  was  dispensed  with  and  the  chairman  was 
directed  to  recognize  a  representative  from  the  city  of  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

President  F.  H.  Haserot,  of  the  Cleveland  Board  of  Education  was  introduced  by 
President  Cooley  and  addressed  the  convention  at  some  length  extending  to  the  Board  of 
Directors  a  cordial  invitation  from  the  city  of  Cleveland  and  various  organizations  of  that 
city  and  of  the  state  of  Ohio  to  hold  the  next  annual  convention  in  that  city. 

After  brief  discussion  on  motion  of  Director  Henry  G.  Williams,  of  Ohio,  the  follow- 
ing resolution  was  adopted: 

Resolved,  That  this  Board  of  Directors  favors  holding  the  next  convention  of  the 
National  Education  Association  in  the  city  of  Cleveland,  Ohio,  provided  railway,  hotel, 
and  other  arrangements  are  made  satisfactory  to  the  Executive  Committee,  and  also  provided 
that  if  the  Executive  Committee  find  it  impnossible  to  secure  satisfactory  railway  rates 
and  other  arrangements  for  a  meeting  in  the  city  of  Cleveland,  they  are  hereby  authorized 
to  select  some  other  place. 

Following  this  action  Director  C.  P.  Cary,  of  Wisconsin,  announced  that  the  dty 
of  Milwaukee  desired  to  extend  an  invitation  to  the  Board  of  Directors  to  hold  the  convention 
for  1909  in  that  city. 

Director  Charles  E.  Chadsey,  of  Colorado,  announced  that  Denver  invited  the  Direc- 
tors to  select  that  city  for  the  convention  in  1909. 

Director  John  R.  Kirk,  of  Missouri,  announced  that  Kansas  City  would  invite  the 
Association  to  hold  its  meeting  in  that  city  in  1910. 

Director  W.  R.  Hatfield,  of  Illinois,  announced  that  Chicago  would  like  to  have  the 
convention  for  19 13. 

President  Cooley  announced  communications  as  the  next  order  of  business. 

The  Secretary  read  the  following  communication  from  the  Department  of  Manual 
Training: 

N.  E.  A.  Headquarters,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  July  11,  1907. 
Mr  Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary  Naiional  Education  Association,  City: 

Dear  Sir:  I  would  respectfully  inform  you  that  it  is  the  intention  of  the  Department 
of  Manual  Training  to  create  a  committee  for  the  purpose  of  investigating  the  subject  of 
courses  of  study  for  elementary  schools  and  to  make  r^uest  of  the  Board  of  Directors  for 
an  appropriation  of  $300  to  $500  to  defray  necessary  expenses. 

This  action  wiU  be  accomplished  by  means  of  the  following  resolutions  adopted  at 
the  meeting  of  the  department  this  Thursday  morning.  It  is  probable  that  a  committee 
vrill  present  the  matter  in  person  to  the  Boara  of  Directors  at  its  meeting  Thursday  after- 
noon. Frank  M.  Leavitt 

President,  Department  of  Manual  Training. 

SEPORT  OF  OOMUITTEE  ON  RESOLirriONS  OF  THE  MANUAL-TRAINING  DEPARTICENT  OF 
THE  NATIONAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  NOW  IN  SESSION,  JULY   II,    1907 

Whereas,  The  accumulative  work  of  the  department  during  the  last  two  years 
seeking  a  more  rational  statement  of  courses  of  manual  training,  seems  now  to  indicate  a 
necessity  for  some  definite  work  by  a  special  committee. 


PROCEEDINGS  OF  THE  NEW  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS  51 

Be  ii  therefore  resolved.  That  the  manual-training  department  of  the  National  Educa- 
tional Association,  now  in  session,  recommend  the  appointment  of  a  committee  for  die 
purpose  of  collecting  data  of  the  manual-training  work  done  thruout  this  country,  that 
suggestive  courses  adaptable  to  various  conditions  found  therein,  may  be  formulated  by 
them. 

Further  he  it  resohed.  That  this  committee  consist  of  three  persons  now  actively  engaged 
in  manual  training,  with  power  to  add  to  their  number,  a  superintendent  of  schools,  a 
teacher  of  art,  a  diild's  study  specialist,  a  grade  teacher,  and  a  representative  from  such 
other  departments  as  may  be  deemed  advisable  to  increase  the  efficiency  of  their  work. 

Be  it  further  resolved.  That  the  aforesaid  committee  of  three  be  appomted  by  the  presi- 
dent of  this  department. 

Be  it  further  resolved,  That  this  committee  be  appointed  for  a  term  of  two  years,  being 
requested  to  make  a  preliminary  report  at  the  next  meeting  of  this  association. 

Resolved,  That  a  committee  of  one  be  appointed  by  the  president  of  this  department  to 
make  formal  application  to  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  Association  for  an  appropriation 
to  defray  the  expenses  of  the  committee. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

Chas.  M.  Miller,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  Chairman, 

August  Ahrens,  Warrensburg,  Mo. 

Ada  F.  Blanchasd,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

Committee  on  Resolutions. 

DntECTOK  CusE  T.  WoxK,  of  Texas:  I  have  been  appointed  by  the  Conmiittee 
of  the  Manual  Training  Department  to  urge  favorable  action  on  the  report  which  you  have 
just  received  from  that  department. 

On  motion,  the  application  of  the  Department  of  Manual  Training  was  received  and 
approved  and  it  was  ordered  that  the  desired  committee  be  appointed  by  the  president 
of  the  Department  of  Manual  Training  and  that  $500,  or  so  much  thereof  as  may  be  neces- 
sary, be  appropriated  for  the  expenses  of  that  committee. 

DotECTOR  K  Oram  Lyte,  of  Pennsylvania,  presented  the  following  petition  and 
urged  its  adoption  by  the  Board  of  Directors: 

Whereas,  At  a  conference  held  February  25, 1^07,  between  the  officers  of  the  National 
Educational  Association  and  representatives  of  six  national  organizations  of  women — 
the  General  Federation  of  Women's  Clubs,  the  National  Consress  of  Mothers,  the  Associa- 
tion of  Collegiate  Alumnae,  the  National  Society  of  the  Daughters  of  the  American  Revolu- 
tion, the  Women's  Christian  Temperance  Union,  the  National  Council  of  Jewish  Women, 
and  the  Southern  Association  of  College  Women — ^the  desirability  of  co-operation  was 
recognized  and  certain  "suggestions  of  principles  of  imited  work  for  the  organizations 
represented"  adopted;   and. 

Whereas,  At  said  conference  a  committee  consisting  of  W.  W.  Stetson,  J.  Wj  Olsen, 
E.  H.  Mark,  Miss  M.  M.  Abbott,  Mrs.  F.  J.  Scott,  Mrs.  Susanna  Fry,  Mrs.  Georee  C. 
Sikes,  Mrs.  Henry  Solomon,  and  Miss  £.  A.  Sharp  was  appointed  to  formulate  the  follow- 
ing petition: 

"We  petition  the  National  Educational  Association  to  provide  for  the  organization 
of  a  department,  to  be  known  as  the  Educational  Department  of  National  Organizations 
of  Women,  in  order  that,  by  meeting  each  3rear  vrith  the  National  Educational  Association, 
these  national  societies  of  women  may  co-operate  more  successfully  with  each  other  and  with 
the  educators  of  the  country  in  bringing  the  home  and  the  school  into  more  helpful  relation;" 

Therefore,  we  the  undersigned  members  of  the  National  Elducational  Association 
respectfully  urge  that  the  said  petition  be  granted  and  that  provision  be  made  for  the 
organization  of  the  department. 

Elmer  Ellsworth  Brown  Nathan  C.  Schaeffer  L.  E.  Wolfe 

J.  D.  Burks  J.  W.  Olsen  E.  C.  Moore 

C.  G.  Pearse  A.  W.  Clancy  Ella  Flagg  Young 

J.  F.  Millspaugh  E.  O.  Vaile  Charles  H.  Keyes 

James  H.  Baker  Arthur  H.  Chamberlain  E.  O.  L)rte 

J.  A.  Shawan  E.  G.  Cooley  R.  G.  Boone 

O.  S.  Westcott  J.  M.  Green  A.  O.  Thomas 

Ella  C.  Sullivan  James  H.  Van  Sickle  Henry  Suzzallo 

W.  H.  Elson  J.  A.  Wood  Alexis  F.  Lange 

Mary  G.  Bamum  G.  E.  Maxwell  H.  W.  Baker 
Helen  L.  Grenfell 


$2  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

On  motion,  the  Board  of  Directors  voted  to  approve  the  petition  and  to  authorize 
the  petitioners  to  organize  a  department  to  be  known  as  the  Educational  Department 
of  National  Organizations  of  Women. 

Director  John  MacDonald,  of  Kansas:  At  a  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors 
in  Washington  in  1898,  they  adopted  certain  forms  of  spelling  for  twelve  words.  This 
action  was  carried  by  a  vote  of  eighteen  to  seventeen.  I  think  there  are  three  members 
present  in  this  Board  of  Directors  who  were  present  at  that  meeting.  The  change  in 
spelling  at  that  time  affected  twelve  words.  I  now  propose  that  action  be  rescinded  so  far 
as  it  applies  to  three  of  the  twelve  words.  Nine  years  is  sufficiently  long  to  find  out  whether 
the  American  press  and  American  people  are  going  to  follow  the  lead  of  the  Board  of 
Directors  at  its  Washington  meeting.  During  these  nine  years  the  American  press  has 
refused  to  have  anything  to  do  with  these  worcU.  I  therefore  offer  the  following  resc^ution 
and  move  its  adoption: 

Resohfed:  That  the  Secretary  of  the  National  Education  Association  be  hereby 
instructed  to  use  the  standard  spelling  in  the  printing  of  the  following  words  wherever 
they  may  occur  in  the  Proceedings  or  in  any  other  publications  of  the  Assodation:  Through 
in  all  its  compounds  and  variations;  Thorough  in  all  its  compounds  and  variati(xis; 
Though  in  all  its  compounds  and  variations. 

The  resolution  of  Director  MacDonald  was  adopted  by  a  vote  of  twelve  to  eight, 
thirteen  directors  not  voting. 

The  committee  on  the  nomination  of  members  of  the  National  Council  of  Education 
reported  through  its  chairman,  Charles  H.  Keyes,  of  Connecticut,  as  follows: 
To  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  National  EduaUion  Association: 

Your  Committee  on  nominations  of  members  of  the  National  Council  of  Education 
recommends  the  following: 

J.  H.  Phillips,  Birmingham,  Alabama,  to  succeed  himself,  term  expires  191a. 

Livingston  C  Lord,  Charleston,  Illinois,  to  succeed  himself,  term  expires  191a. 

James  H.  Baker,  Boulder,  Coloxudo,  to  succeed  himself,  term  expires  191a 

C.  C.  Van  Liew,  Chico,  California,  to  succeed  himself,  term  expires  191a. 

James  M.  Green,  Trenton,  N.  J.,  to  succeed  himself,  term  expires  191^. 

AuGUSTXTS  S.  Downing,  Albany,  New  York,  to  succeed  himself,  term  expires  1913. 

£.  H.  Marx,  Louisville,  Kentucky,  to  succeed  himself,  term  expires  19x3. 

T.  A.  MoTT,  Richmond,  Indiana,  to  succeed  Calvin  N.  Kendall,  term  expires  191  a. 

George  B.  Cook,  Hot  Srings,  Arkansas,  to  succeed  A.  R.  Taylor,  Decatur,  Illinois, 
term  expires  19x3. 

Stratton  D.  Brooks,  Boston,  Mass.,  to  succeed  Charles  D.  Mclver,  Greensboro, 
N.  C,  deceased,  term  expires  1913. 

O.  J.  Craig,  Missoula,  Mont,  to  succeed  Charles  F.  Thwing,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  term 
expires  1908. 

David  C.  Felmlxy,  Normal,  Illinois,  to  succeed  Albert  G.  Lane,  Chicago,  111., 
deceased,  term  expires  1908. 

David  B.  Johnson,  Rock  Hill,  S.  C,  to  succeed  Wul  L.  Bryan,  Bloomington,  Ind., 
term  expires  1908. 

Benjamin  Ide  Wheeler,  Berkeley,  California,  to  succeed  Wm.  R.  Harper,  Chicago, 
HI.,  deceased,  term  expires  1909. 

On  motion,  the  report  of  the  Committee  on  Nominations  of  members  of  the  Council 
was  accepted  and  adopted  and  the  nominees  were  declared  elected  to  the  several  terms 
indicated  in  the  report. 

There  being  no  further  business,  the  Board  of  Directois  adjourned. 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 

The  following  committees  were  appointed  subsequent  to  the  close  of  the  conven- 
tion in  accordance  with  the  authorization  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  as  noted  in  fore- 
going minutes. 

COMMITTEE  ON  A  NATIONAL  UNIVERSITY 

Benjamin  Ide  Wheeler,  president  of  the  University  of  California. 
James  B.  Angell,  president  of  the  University  of  Michigan. 
Charles  Van  Hise,  president  of  the  University  of  Wisconsin. 


PROCEEDINGS  OF  THE  NEW  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS  53^ 

COMMITTEE  ON  INDUSTRIAL  EDUCATION  FOR  RURAL  SCHOOLS 

Los£Mzo  D.  Hakvey,  superintendent  of  public  schools  and  Stout  training  schools, 
Menominee,  Wis.,  chairman, 

Elmek  Ellsworth  Brown,  United  States  commissioner  of  education,  Washington, 
D.C. 

0.  J.  Kern,  superintendent  of  schools,  Winnebago  Co.,  Rockford,  UL 

COMMITTEE  ON  TEACHING  MORALS  IN  THE  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS 

James  M.  Greenwood,  superintendent  of  schools,  Elansas  City,  Mo.,  chairman. 
Clifford  W.  Barnes,  International  Committee  on  Moral  Training,  Lake  Forest, 
UL,  chairman. 

Martin  G.  Brumbaugh,  superintendent  of  schools,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
William  L.  Bryan,  president  University  of  Indiana,  Bloommgton,  Ind. 
J.  W.  Carr,  superintendent  of  schools,  DtLjion,  Ohio. 

COMMITTEE  ON  SHORTAGE  IN  SUPPLY  OF  TEACHERS 

1.  C.  McNeill,  superintendent  of  Schools,  Memphis,  Tenn.,  chairman. 
David  Felmley,  president  State  Normal  School,  Normal,  111. 
James  M.  Green,  principal  State  Normal  School,  Trenton,  N.  J. 
Chas.  H.  Keyes,  superintendent  of  schools,  Hartford,  Conn. 

James  E.  Russell,  dean  of  Teachers  College,  New  York  City. 

COMMITTEE  ON  PROVISIONS  IN  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS  FOR  EXCEPTIONAL 

CHILDREN 

James  H.  Van  Sickle,  superintendent  of  dty  schools,  Baltimore,  Md.,  chairman. 

Andrew  W.  Edson,  associate  superintendent  of  city  schools.  New  York  City. 

Frank  Fttzpatrick,  93  Simmer  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Carroll  G.  Pearse,  superintendent  city  schools,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Lloyd  E.  Wolf,  superintendent  of  schools,  San  Antonio,  Tex. 

A  committee  on  the  culture  element  in  education  and  also  a  committee  on  manual 
training  (to  be  app<nnted  by  the  Department  of  Manual  Training)  were  also  authorized 
but  the  names  of  the  appointees  had  not  been  received  at  the  time  of  going  to  press. 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 


REPORT  OF  THE  SECRETARY 

OF  THE 

NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE 
UNITED  STATES 


Secretary's  Office,  Winona,  Minn.,  December  14,  1907 
To  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  National  Education  Association: 

Gentlemen:  In  submitting  report  of  the  business  of  the  Secretary's  ofl&ce,  for  the 
year  1905-06  permit  me  to  refer  you  to  the  "Review  of  the  Reports  of  the  Secretary" 
(pp.  731-4I)  Fiftieth  Anniversary  Volume),  By  that  report  it  will  be  seen  that  there  was  a 
slight  loss  in  the  number  of  active  memberships  last  year,  due  fargely  to  some  abatement 
of  interest  in  the  Association  by  members  of  a  certain  class  because  no  convention  was  held. 
While  the  loss  by  withdrawal  amounted  to  644,  and  46  by  death,  total  690,  there  were 
enrolled  603  new  members,  largely  from  those  holding  prominent  educational  positions 
who  desired  to  become  permanently  identified  with  the  future  work  of  the  Association. 

During  the  past  year,  1906-07,  it  will  be  seen  by  the  record  below,  and  in  the  summaries 
at  the  close  of  the  active  membership  list,  that  there  has  been  a  large  number  of  withdrawals, 
mostly  of  those  who  were  enrolled  at  the  Asbury  Park  and  Ocean  Grove  meeting  in  1905, 
because  of  local  and  temporary  interest  in  the  Association  at  that  time.  This  loss  is  also 
due  in  part  to  the  fact  that  of  the  entire  5,174  active  members  on  the  rolls  July  i,  1907, 
only  322  were  present  at  the  Los  Angeles  convention.  It  is  reasonable  to  expect  that 
continued  non-attendance  at  the  annual  conventions  will  result  in  loss  of  interest  and 
consequently  withdrawals  of  non-attending  members. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERSHIP  . 
The  growth  of  the  active  membership  of  the  Association  since  its  organization  is 
shown  by  the  following  table: 

TABLE  showing  AQTIVE  MEMBERSHIP  ENROLLMENT  SINCE  1895 


Year 


Meeting' 


Addi- 
tions 

Loss  by 
Death 

Loss  by 
With- 
drawal 

Total 
I/m 

Net 

Gain 

or  Loss 

1,464 

... 

467 

18 

56 

74 

393 

ago 

30 

175 

195 

95 

IS 

a6 

lai 

147 

asa 

3a 

tS9 

X9I 

117 

639 

x8 

13X 

139 

489 

S6a 

23 

134 

157 

405 

1.364 

17 

274 

agx 

1,073 

66s 

30 

381 

4X1 

254 

1,134 

25 

390 

415 

719 

603 

46 

644 

690 

87 

356 

23 

463 

486 

130 

Total 
Member- 
ship 


1895-96. . . 

X896-97-... 

1897-98.... 

I898-99... 

1899-X900. . 

X900-X90X.. 

i9oz-x9oa.. 

X9oa-x903. 

X903-1904. 

1904-1905  • 

1905-1906. 

1906-1907 - 


Buffalo 

Milwaukee 

Washington 

Los  Angeles 

Charleston 

Detroit 

Minneapolis 

Boston 

St.  Louis 

Asbury  Paric  and  Ocean  Grove. 

No  meeting 

Los  Angeles 


1,464 
1,857 
1,952 
2,204 
2,32  X 
a,8xo 
3,215 
4,288 
4.542 
5,26x 
5.174 
5.044 


The  enrollment  of  educational  institutions  is  distributed  as  follows: 

Universities  and  colleges 161 

Normal  schools 80 

Public  Libraries        162 

State  Departments  of  Education 13 

Public  schools 268 

New  York  city  239 

Other  cities  29 

Boards  of  education 18 

Other  educational  institutions 39 


Total 


741 


55 


56 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


RECEIPTS  AND  EXPENSES  OF  SECRETARY'S  OFFICE 

While  it  is  intended  that  all  revenues  of  the  Association  shall  be  paid  direct  to  the 
Treasurer,  the  Secretary  is  charged  with  the  collection  of  annual  dues  of  active  members 
not  attending  the  annual  conventions;  of  new  members  enrolled  at  other  times  than  during 
the  annual  convention;  of  receipts  from  the  sale  of  back  volumes,  reprints,  committee 
reports,  etc.  The  revenue  from  these  sources  is  reported  by  the  Secretary  to  the  Treasurer 
monthly. 

TABLE  OF  CASH  KECEIFTS  AT  THE  SECRETARY'S  OFFICE  SINCE  1895 


Year 


Act.  Mem.  Dues 
and  EnroU.  not 
Received  at  An- 
nual Meting 


Sales  of  Back 
Vermes 


Saks  of  Com- 
mittee Reports, 
etc. 


Total 


1806-97. . . 
1897-^. . . 
X898-99.. 
1899-1900 
1900-1901, 
X9ox-z9oa. 
1903-1903 
1903-1904 
X904--X90S 
X90S-X906 
X906-1907 


$1,363.35 
1,066.35 
1,604.33 
3,398.07 
3.436.26 
a,7S7-85 
3.620.49 
4ti5»»4 
4^399.00 
8,744.00 
7.203.35 
9.204. 6x 


•    X93-90 

37-25 

1.375-63 

406.70 

1.141-50 

853.65 

S63.15 
30.25 
831.62 
480.8s 
66X.30 
605.32 


•453  76 
ZX9.89 
677.35 
478.69 
903.39 
123.47 
997-79 
148.54 
319.58 
9XX.85 


ti.456-95 
x.103.50 
3^33 -63 
3,934.66 
5.955.11 
5,089.19 
4.785-93 
5,404.96 
5.42X.4X 
9*373 '39 
8,184.33 

10,031.78 


The  following  table  shows  the  expenses  of  the  Secretarsr's  office  since  the  establishment 
of  a  permanent  office  in  1898: 

TABLE  OF  CLASSIFIED  EXPENSES  AT  THE  SECRETARY'S  OFFICE  SINCE  1898 


Rent 

Year 

Postage 

Tele- 
crams 

^2f 

Ezpiess 

Clerical 
Service 

Statkn. 

ery  and 

Office 

Supplies 

Travel- 
iDg 

Miscrl- 
laneous 

with 
Heat, 
light 
&Care 

Salary 

Total 

x89»-x899 

•463.78 

•134.97 

•9X.53 

•595-45 

•1x8.44 

•975    9X 

.... 

•3.000 

•4,538.38 
5340.09 

X899-X900 

649.76 

X18.86 

55-44 

464  33 

X60.07 

398.63 

.... 

4.000 

Z900-X90X 

749  65 

53  49 

3X.I8 

563.70 

169.03 

139   95 

.... 

4.000 

5.696.1a 

190X-1903 

764.80 

71-63 

30.08 

689.35 

X14.15 

X48.4O     •  49.75 

.... 

4.000 

5.858.07 

X903-1903 

784.38 

69- 73 

799. X5 
1.485.41 

99-73 

998.30 

45.70 

•550 

4.000 

6.660.07 

X903-1904 

1.303.55 

136.99 

61.35 

180.30 

967.57 

137.37 

600 

4.000 

8,159.17 

X904^i90S 

1,639.67 

zoo. 56 

57.38 

1.509-85 
1.738.93 

149.12 

6x3.59 

56.53 

600 

4,000 

8,7x8.70 

X905-1906 

1,593.95 

97-34 

47.88 

129.65 

398.45 

46.60 

600 

4.000 

8,58x.40 

1906-X907 

Z.X83.80 

339-04 

40.78 

1,794.94 

184.74 

957- 15  1     77-47 

600 

4.000 

9,xo8.8a 

THE  FIXED  REVENUE 

The  receipts  from  the  Secretary's  office  and  from  interest  on  the  permanent  fund,  com- 
bined, constitute  a  fixed  and  growing  revenue  entirely  independent  of  the  receipts  from  the 
annual  convention,  as  follows: 

TABLE  SHOWING  RECEIPTS  FROM  SECRETARY'S  OFEICE  AND  EROM  INTEREST  ON  THE 
PERMANENT  FUND  SINCE  1895 


Year 


1895-96... 
X896-97... 
X897-98... 
X898-99... 
1899-X900, 
X900-X901. 
X90X-X903 , 

X903-X903, 
X903-1904 
X904-X905. 
1905-1906, 
X906-1907. 


Receipts  from 
Secretary'*  Office 


•x.456.35 
1.103-50 
3,433  63 
3,934-66 
5,955.11 
5,089.  X9 
4,785.93 
5,404.96 
5.491. 4X 
9.373.39 
8,184.9 

10,03  X 


?i 


Receipts  from 
the  Permanent  Fund 


•3,058.  X4 
3,8ox.95 
9,968.47 
3,164.  X3 
3,447. 19 
3.883.03 
3,841-93 
4,715.10 
6.573.98 
•  5.534.90 
6,559.44 
6,657.80 


Total 


•  4,514.39 
3.905.45 
5.703.09 
6,088.79 
8,703.  as 
8,973.9a 
8,637.15 
xo,xao.o6 
xi,995-39 
14*908.39 
14,736.67 
16,679.58 


REPORT  OF  THE  SECRETARY 


57 


THE  PERMANENT  FUND 

The  following  table  shows  the  growth  of  the  permanent  fund,  provided  for  by  the 
constitution,  and  the  interest  receipts  from  this  fund,  since  its  foundation  in  1886,  as  shown 
by  the  annual  reports  of  the  Board  of  Trustees. 

The  surplus  from  the  meetings  of  1884  and  1885  and  from  other  sources  was  turned 
over  to  the  Board  of  Trustees  at  the  time  of  the  incorporation  of  the  Association  as  the 
first  installment  ($3,400)  of  the  permanent  fund. 

TABLE  SHOWING  GROWTH  OF  THE  PERMANENT  FX7ND  FROM  1886-1906 


Year 


Additions  to  the 
pensanent  Fund 


Total  Amount  of 
Pennanent  Fund 


Revenue  from 
Permanent  Fund 


i886-«7... 
i88r^... 
1888^... 
1889-90... 
1890-91... 
z89x-93>*- 
1893-93- . . 
1593-M.. 
1894-95.-. 
1895-96... 
1896-97... 
1897-9S... 
1898-99  •- 
1899-1900. 
1900-X901 . 
1901-xpoa. 
1903-1903. 
1903-1904 
1904-190S 
1905-1906. 
1906-1907. 


T< 

a    . 

San  Frandsoo. 

Nashville 

St.  Paul 

Toronto 

Saratoga  Springs 

No  meeting 

AsbunrPvk 

Denver 

Buffalo 

Milwaukee > 

Washington 

Los  Angeles 

Charleston 

Detroit 

Ifinneapolis 

Boston 

St.  Louis 

Asbury  Park  and  Ocean  Grove. 
No  meeting 


i  1,175.00 

IZfZOO.OO 

9*335. 00 

4)000.00 

7,400.00 

3,600.00 

No  addition 

No  addition 

5,000.00 

9.961.75 

4,300.00 

4  738.»5 

xo,ooo.oo 

14,000.00 

No  addition 

10,000.00 

10,000.00 

fo'addition 
8,100.00 
5,000.00 


^o 


•  4,575. 06* 

15.675.00 

a5,ooo.oo 

39,000.00 

36.400.00 

40,000.00 

40,000.00 

40,000.00 

45,000.00 

54,961.75 

59,a6i.75 

64,000.00 

74,000.00 

88,000.00 

88.000.00 

98,000.00 

108,000.00 

147,000.00 

147.000. 00 

155,100.00 

160,100.00 


9  ao4-oo 
317.91 
943.15 
x.35a.a5 
x,66o.oo 
a,o49.i3 
3.183.64 
3.369.  x6 
3,058.96 
3058.14 
3,801.95 
3,568.47 
3.164. 13 
3.474.13 
3»M3.03 
3,841 .  33 
4.7x5.  xo 

6.573.98 

5i534.90 
6,553.44 
6,657.80 


*  1884  and  X885,  MaxUaon  and  Saratoga  Springs*  surplus  $3,400. 

ABANDONMENT  OF  THE  SAN  FRANCISCO  CONVENTION 
The  necessary  abandonment  of  the  convention,  appointed  to  be  held  in  San  Francisco 
in  July,  1906,  because  of  the  partial  destruction  of  that  city  by  earthquake  on  April  18, 
1906,  and  fire  on  following  days,  was  a  great  disappointment  to  the  officers  and  members 
of  the  Association.  All  local  arrangements  and  program  appointments  had  been  practically 
completed  and  there  was  every  promise  of  a  very  large  and  successful  convention.  It 
was  impossible  to  meet  in  San  Francisco,  or  in  that  vicinity.  It  was  deemed  impracticable 
at  that  late  date  to  reconstruct  programs,  transportation,  and  other  arrangements  to  insure 
a  successful  meeting  at  any  other  place. 

THE  ANNIVERSARY  VOLUME 

Later  it  was  decided  to  issue  in  place  of  the  annual  volume  of  Proceedings  for  1906,  a 
Fiftieih  Anniversary  Volume,  since  the  year  closed  the  first  fifty  years  of  the  Association's 
history.  It  is  uimecessary  in  this  place  to  review  this  volume,  which  is  now  in  the  hands  of  the 
members,  having  been  completed  and  shipped  to  all  members  early  in  June,  1907.  The 
delay  in  issuing  this  volume  was  due  to  the  great  labor  in  compiling  the  historical  and 
statistical  matter  and  in  preparing  the  General  Index  of  all  publications  during  the  fifty 
years.  It  was  at  first  intended  to  include  the  General  Index  in  the  Anniversary  Volume, 
but  it  was  found  mpossible  to  bring  all  the  matter  within  the  limits  of  a  single  volume. 
It  was  therefore  decided  to  issue  the  Index  in  a  separate  cloth-bound  volume.  Both 
▼olumes  were  sent  to  all  active  members. 

THE  FIFTIETH  ANNIVERSARY  CONVENTION 
It  had  been  the  general  desire  of  the  active  members  to  hold  the  Fiftieth  Anniversary 
C<mvention  in  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  in  July,  1907,  in  which  city  the  Association  was  organized 
cm  August  26,  1857. 


58  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

When  the  Executive  Committee  applied  to  the  Trunk  Line  Passenger  Association  in 
October,  1906,  for  the  usual  convention  rates  and  ticket  conditions,  they  were  met  by 
objections,  obstructions,  and  delays  until  January,  1907,  when  a  satisfactory  rate  was 
granted,  but  with  a  condition  limiting  the  return  on  convention  tickets  to  three  days  follow- 
ing the  convention.  Since  it  was  manifestly  impossible  to  bring  the  teachers  of  the  United 
States  together  in  convention  at  Philadelphia,  or  any  other  place,  under  such  a  limita- 
tion of  time  for  return,  the  Executive  Committee,  while  accepting  the  rate,  declined  to 
accept  the  limitation  on  the  tickets  for  return.  Every  possible  effort  was  made,  without 
success,  to  secure  from  the  lines  interested  in  the  Philadelphia  meeting  the  extension  on 
return  tickets  to  September  i.  No  extension  beyond  the  three  days  following  the  con- 
vention would  be  granted,  and  no  reasons  were  given  for  refusing  a  concession  which  had 
been  granted  by  all  railway  lines  for  all  conventions  of  the  N.  E.  A.  for  twenty  years.  Further 
negotiations  appearing  useless,  the  Executive  Committee  late  in  January  withdrew  their 
application  for  rates  for  a  meeting'  in  Philadelphia  and  accepted  the  invitation  of  Los 
Angeles  to  hold  the  Fiftieth  Anniversary  Convention  in  that  city.  The  fifty  or  more  lines 
of  the  Trans-Continental  Passenger  Association  and  the  Western  Passenger  Association, 
including  all  lines  west  of  Chicago  and  the  Mississippi  River,  joined  in  granting  the  same 
rates  and  ticket  conditions  as  had  prevailed  for  many  years,  with  stop-over  privileges  at 
all  points  on  both  going  and  returning  trips  and  extension  of  time  for  return  to  September 
15.  These  rates  were  adopted  by  all  lines  of  the  New  England  Passenger  Association, 
the  South  Eastern  Passenger  Association,  and  the  Canadian  Passenger  Association,  but 
concurrence  was  refused  by  the  Trunk  Line  Association,  and  the  Central  Passenger  Asso- 
ciation, largely  made  up  of  the  Trunk  Line  connections. 

About  this  time  the  Interstate  Conunerce  Commission,  presumably  on  the  complaint 
of  some  railway  company,  issued,  after  a  hearing,  an  administrative  order  to  the  effect 
that  the  plan  which  had  prevailed  for  twenty  years,  by  which  the  railway  lines  had  collected 
the  membership  fee  in  the  purchase  price  of  the  ticket,  was  illegal,  and  could  not  be  allowed 
for  the  Los  Angeles  meeting  as  proposed  by  the  trans-continental  lines.  The  Commission 
however,  ruled  that  it  would  be  legal  and  satisfactory  to  limit  the  validation  of  tickets  for 
return  to  bona  fide  members  of  the  Association.  This  plan  proposed  by  the  Commission, 
by  which  the  Association  should  collect  its  membership  fees  at  the  place  of  meeting  was 
quite  as  satisfactory  as  the  former  plan  by  which  the  railroads  had  collected  the  fees.  The 
order  was  promptly  accepted  by  the  Association  and  the  trans-continental  lines  and  a 
tender  of  rates,  revised  to  accord  with  the  ruling  of  the  Commission,  offered  to  all  connect- 
ing railway  lines  and  passenger  associations.  General  concurrence  was  prevented  by 
lines  hostile  to  the  Los  Angeles  meeting,  on  one  pretext  after  another,  until  the  Interstate 
Commerce  Commission  issued  a  supplementary  order  affirming  beyond  further  question 
the  rates  and  ticket  conditions  as  tendered  by  the  trans-continental  lines.  This  order, 
however,  was  promulgated  but  one  day  before  the  Los  Angeles  convention  tickets  w^ere  to 
be  placed  on  sale.  While  a  number  of  lines  of  the  Central  Passenger  Association  and  two 
lines  of  the  Trunk  Line  Association  accepted  these  rates  and  joined  in  the  sale  of  tickets 
from  New  York  city  and  intermediate  points,  the  majority  of  the  lines  of  these  two  asso- 
ciations did  not  concur,  altho  they  did  not  claim  that  there  was  any  longer  legal  objection 
to  the  rate. 

These  circumstances  had  a  very  unfavorable  effect  on  the  attendance  at  Los  Angelest 
since  the  rates  did  not  apply  from  a  large  part  of  the  territory  from  which  we  usually  have 
the  largest  membership.  Notwithstanding,  the  Los  Angeles  Convention  was  successful 
in  every  way,  and  in  point  of  membership  was  the  third  largest  in  the  history  of  the  Asso- 
ciation; Boston  (1903)  being  first,  and  Asbury  Park  and  Ocean  Grove  (1905),  second. 
The  total  registration  at  Los  Angeles  amounted  to  12,818,  exclusive  of  approximately 
4,500  active  members  not  present  at  Los  Angeles,  to  be  included  later  in  the  total  enrollment 
for  the  year.    The  corresponding  enrollment  at  the  Los  Angeles  Convention  in  1899  "^as 


Report  of  the  secret ary  ^9 

11,982,  increased  later  by  1,674  active  members  not  present  at  Los  Angeles,  making  a 
total  of  13,656  for  that  year. 

The  following  table  shows  enrollment  by  sections: 

North  Atlantic  States 716 

South  Atlantic  States 46 

South  Central  States 839 

North  Central  States 3,015 

Western  States 8,139 

Foreign 63 

Total 12,818 

It  is  worthy  of  note  that  the  state  of  California,  for  which  5,000  members  were  guar- 
anteed by  the  Los  Angles  Local  Committee,  had  an  enrollment  of  6,306;  Arizona,  which 
has  but  554  teachers,  according  to  the  latest  report  of  the  United  States  Commissioner  of 
Education,  furnished  583  members.  Texas  sent  458  members,  and  Utah  380 — the  highest 
number  from  these  states  at  any  convention. 

The  states  having  two  hundred  or  more  members  enrolled  at  the  Los  Angeles  meeting 
were:  California,  6,306;  Illinois,  761;  Arizona,  583;  Missouri,  467;  Texas,  458;  Utah, 
380;  Iowa,  294;  Kansas,  293;  New  York,  279;  Colorado,  258;  Ohio,  245;  Pennsylvania, 
239;  Nebraska,  2x6. 

SPECIAL   COMMITTEES 

COMMITTEE  ON  INDUSTRIAL  EDUCATION  IN  KUSAL  SCHOOLS 

L.  D.  Harvey,  superintendent  of  schools,  Menomonie,  Wis.,  chairman. 
L.  H.  Bailey,  director  of  College  of  Agriculture,  Cornell  University,  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 
Alfred  Bayliss,  state  superintendent  of  public  instruction,  Springfield,  111. 
W.  I.  Carrington,  state  superintendent  of  public  instruction,  Jefferson  City,  Mo. 
WiLLETT  M.  Hays,  agriculturist  at  Experiment  Station,  University  of  Minnesota,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn. 

This  committee  was  appointed  by  the  National  Council,  on  recommendation  of  the 
Committee  on  Investigation  and  Appropriations,  at  its  meeting  July  6,  1903  (see  Minutes 
of  the  Council,  Boston  volume  of  Proceedings,  pp.  307-309). 

The  Board  of  Directors  at  its  meeting  July  9,  1903,  appropriated  $500,  or  so  much 
thereof  as  might  be  necessary,  for  the  use  of  the  committee  (see  Minutes  of  the  Board  of 
Directors,  Boston  volume  of  Proceedings^  pp.  36,  37). 

At  the  meeting  of  the  Council  at  the  St.  Louis  meeting,  L.  D.  Harvey,  chairman,  made 
an  oral  report  of  progress  and  was  asked  to  make  a  complete  report  to  the  Council  at  its 
annual  meeting  in  1904.  The  committee  had  expended  but  $187 .95  of  its  appropriation 
of  $500,  leaving  an  unexpended  balance  of  $312.05  which  was  reappropriated,  and  an 
additional  appropriation  of  $500  was  made,  making  a  total  of  $812.05  available  for  the 
expenses  of  the  committee  for  the  year  1904-5  and  for  the  preparation  of  its  report  (see 
Minutes  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  St.  Louis  volume  of  Proceedings,  p.  39). 

This  committee  thru  its  chairman,  L.  D.  Harvey,  presented  to  the  National  Coimcil  of 
Education  a  printed  report  of  97  pages.  This  report  was  accepted  as  a  report  of  progress, 
at  the  meeting  of  the  National  Council  in  Asbury  Park  and  Ocean  Grove,  N.  J.,  July, 
1905,  and  the  committee  was  continued  for  the  purpose  of  pursuing  investigations  still 
further  in  accordance  with  the  plans  outlined  by  the  chairman,  L.  D.  Harvey,  and  set 
forth  in  a  communication  to  the  Board  of  Directors  (see  p.  54  of  Yearbook  for  1905). 
An  appropriation  of  $300  for  the  expenses  of  this  committee  for  the  current  year  was 
recommended  by  the  Committee  on  Investigations  and  Appropriations  of  the  Council 
and  authorized  by  the  Board  of  Directors  at  its  meeting  July  6,  1905. 

During  the  two  years,  1905-6,  1906-7,  the  committee  continued  its  investigations, 
expending  $290.99  of  the  appropriation  of  $300.  The  balance  pf  the  appropriation  was, 
under  the  rules,  covered  into  the  treasury  June  30, 1907. 


6o  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

At  the  Los  Angeles  Conventioii,  July,  1907,  the  chairman,  L.  D.  Harvey,  on  behalf 
of  the  committee,  presented  to  the  National  Council  a  report,  supplementary  to  the  report 
presented  at  the  Asbury  Park  meeting,  and  asked  that  the  conmiittee  be  discharged  and 
that  a  new  committee  of  three  be  appointed  to  continue  the  work  in  co-operation  with  the 
Department  of  Agriculture,  at  Washington,  D.  C,  and  to  make  reports  of  the  results  of 
their  investigations  to  the  National  Council  from  time  to  time;  also  that  a  new  appro- 
priation be  granted  to  pay  the  necessary  expenses  of  the  conunittee. 

Several  members  of  the  committee  who  found  it  impossible  to  continue  membership 
were  released  and  the  conmiittee  was  reorganized,  as  follows: 
LoKENZO  D.  Hakvey,  superintendent  of  public  schoob  and  Stout  Training  Schools, 

Menomonie,  Wis.,  chairman. 
EucEK  Ellsworth  Bkown,  United  States  Commissioner  of  Education,  Washington,  D.  C. 
O.  J.  Kern,  superintendent  of  schools,  Winnebago  Co.,  Rockford,  HI. 

An  Itppropriation  of  $500  for  the  expenses  of  the  committee  was  granted  by  the  Board 
of  Directors  (see  Minutes  of  meeting,  July  12,  1907,  pp.  48,  49). 

COMMITTEE  ON  UNIVERSAL  SYSTEM  OF  KEY  NOTATION 

E.  O.  Vaile,  Oak  Park,  111.,  chairman. 

F.  Louis  Soldan,  superintendent  of  instruction,  public  scho(^  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Thomas  M.  Balliet,  dean  of  School  of  Pedagogy,  New  York  University,  New  York  city. 
Aaron  Gove,  ex-superintendent  of  schools,  Denver,  Colo. 

Melvil  Dewey,  Lake  Placid  Club,  Essex  Co.,  N.  Y. 

This  conmiittee  was  appointed  by  the  Department  of  Superintendence  at  its  meeting 
in  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  in  1903  (see  Minutes  of  Department  of  Superintendence,  Boston  volume 
of  Proceedings,  p.  140).  A  report  was  made  to  the  same  department  at  its  meeting  at 
Atlanta,  Ga.,  in  1904  (see  minutes  of  Department  of  Superintendence,  St.  Louis  volume 
of  Proceedings,  p.  175). 

The  Board  of  Directors,  at  its  meeting  June  30,  1904,  granted  an  appropriation  of 
$200  as  a  contribution  toward  the  expenses  of  this  committee  in  conference  with  committees 
of  the  Modem  Language  Association  and  of  the  American  Philological  Association  in 
regard  to  a  universal  system  of  key  notation  for  indicating  pronunciation  and  to  recom- 
mend a  Phonetic  Alphabet  (see  Minutes  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  St.  Louis  volume  of 
Proceedings,  p.  39). 

This  committee  presented  thru  E.  O.  Vaile,  chairman,  a  report  of  the  Committee  on 
Conference  of  the  American  Philological  Association,  the  Modem  Language  Association, 
and  the  National  Educational  Association  at  the  Milwaukee  Meeting  of  the  Department 
of  Superintendence,  March  i,  1905  (see  p.  158  of  the  volume  of  Proceedings  for  1905). 
The  report  has  not  yet  been  printed  by  the  National  Education  Association. 

On  account  of  the  death  of  William  R.  Harper  January  10,  1906,  Melvil  Dewey  was 
appointed  to  membership  in  this  committee  to  fill  vacancy. 

No  meeting  of  this  committee  has  been  held  during  the  past  two  years. 

SPECL^L  COMMITTEES  APPOINTED  AT  THE  LOS  ANGELES 
CONVENTION 

Committee  on  industrial  education  in  rural  schools 
Special  reference  has  already  been  made  to  the  reorganization  of  this  committee. 

COMMITTEE  ON  TEACHING  MORALS  IN  THE  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 

James  M.  Greenwood,  superintendent  of  schools,  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  chairman. 
Clifford  W.  Barnes,  chairman,  International  Committee  on  Moral  Training,  Lake 

Forest,  111. 
Martin  G.  Brumbaugh,  superintendent  of  schools,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
William  L.  Bryan,  president  of  University  of  Indiana,  ,Bloomington,  Ind. 
J.  W.  Carr,  superintendent  of  schools,  Dayton,  Ohio. 


REPORT  OF  THE  SECRETARY  6l 

COmilTTEE  ON  SHOBXAGE  IN   THE  SUPPLY  OF  TEACHEBS 

L  C.  McNeiix,  superintendent  of  schools,  Mempliis,  Tenn.,  chairman. 

David  Felmley,  president  of  State  Norooal  University,  Normal,  111. 

James  M.  Green,  principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Trenton,  N.  J. 

Chaeles  H.  Keyes,  superintendent  of  schools,  Hartford,  Conn. 

James  £.  Russell,  dean  of  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York  city. 

COMMITTEE  ON  PKOVISIONS  IN  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS  FOB  EXCEPTIONAL  CHILDREN 

James  H.  Van  Sickle,  superintendent  of  dty  schools,  Baltimore,  Md.,  chairman. 
Andrew  W.  Edson,  associate  superintendent  of  city  schools.  New  York  dty. 
Frank  FItzpatrick,  No.  93,  Sunmier  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Carroll  G.  Pearse,  superintendent  of  city  schools,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Lloyd  £.  Wolfe,  superintendent  of  schools,  San  Antonio,  Tex. 

committee  on  a  national  university 
Benjamin  Ide  Wheeler,  president  of  State  University  of  California,  Berkdey,  Cal., 

chairman. 
James  B.  Angell,  president  of  State  University  of  Michigan,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 
Charles  R.  Van  Hise,  president  of  State  University  of  Wisconsin,  Madison,  Wis. 

An  appropriation  of  $500,  or  so  much  thereof  as  may  be  necessary,  was  made  by  the 
Board  of  Directors  for  the  expenses  of  each  of  the  five  above-named  conmiittees  (see 
Minutes  of  meeting  of  Board  of  Directors,  pp.  48, 49,  volume  of  Proceedings,  and  Yearbook). 

At  the  same  meeting  the  Board  of  Directors  (see  pp.  50,  51)  authorized  the  appoint- 
ment of  a  committee  by  the  Department  of  Manual  Training  in  Public  Schools  and  voted 
that  an  appropriation  of  $500,  or  so  much  thereof  as  may  be  necessary,  be  made  for  the  ex- 
penses of  said  committee.  This  committee  has  not  at  the  time  of  going  to  press  been 
appointed. 

A  conunittee  was  also  authorized  to  inquire  into  the  culture  element  in  education, 
and  an  appropriation  was  voted  for  its  expenses,  but  at  the  time  of  going  to  press  with  the 
Yearbook  the  committee  has  not  been  appointed. 

DEPARTMENT  COMMITTEES 
The  following  spedal  committees  have  been  appointed  by  the  several  departments 
of  the  Association,  and  will  make  report  to  the  respective  departments. 

COMMITTEE  OF  CONFERENCE  ON  SCIENCE  TEACHING  IN  SECONDARY  SCHOOLS 

Carroll  G.  Pearse,  superintendent  of  dty  schools,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Mason  S.  Stone,  state  superintendent  of  education,  Montpelier,  Vt. 
James  A.  Barr,  superintendent  of  city  schools,  Stockton,  Cal. 
Frank  D.  Boynton,  superintendent  of  dty  schools,  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 
W.  J.  S.  Bryan,  prindpal  of  Central  High  School,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

This  committee  was  appointed  by  the  Department  of  Superintendence  at  its  meeting 
in  Chicago,  HI.,  February  38,  1907,  in  response  to  a  communication  retdved  from  Pro- 
fessor C.  R.  Mann  of  the  University  of  Chicago,  inviting  the  department  to  appoint  a  com- 
mittee to  co-operate  with  similar  committees  of  seventeen  other  assodations  in  investigating 
questions  connected  with  the  teaching  of  sdence  in  secondary  schools.  Professor  Mann 
extended  the  invitation  as  chairman  of  the  joint  commission  of  the  various  sodeties  uniting 
in  this  work. 

OOMMirrEE  ON  co-operation  WITH  EDUCATIONAL  ORGANIZATIONS  IN  OTHER  COT7NTRIES 

W.  T.  Harris,' 1360  Fairmont  St.  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

EIucER  Ellsworth  Brown,  U.  S.  Commissioner  of  Education,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Joseph  Swain,  president  of  Swarthmore  College,  Swarthmore,  Pa. 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  president  of  Colimibia  University,  New  York  dty. 

James  M.  Greenwood,  superintendent  of  schools,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

This  committee  was  appointed  by  the  National  Coimdl  at  the  Los  Angeles  Convention, 
on  the  suggestion  of  the  President  of  the  Coundl,  Commissioner  Elmer  Ellsworth  Brown, 
to  consider  and  to  report  to  the  Coundl  what  steps  should  be  taken  toward  securing  co-op- 
eration with  various  organizations  in  other  countries  for  the  promotion  of  education. 


62  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

COlOdTTEE  ON  UNIYESSITY  ENTRANCE  EXAMINATIONS  IN  AKT 

A.  B.  Clark,  Leiand  Stanford  Tr.  University,  Cal. 

Henry  T.  Bailey,  editor  of  School  Arts  Book,  North  Sdtuate,  Mass. 

Florence  E.  Ellis,  supervisor  of  drawing,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

The  committee  was  appointed  by  the  Department  of  Art  Education  to  correspond 
with  educators  concerned  and  to  recommend  a  plan  for  securing  imiversity  entrance  exami- 
nations in  art,  and  to  make  report  to  that  department  at  the  annual  convention  in  1909. 

comuittee  on  relations  with  icusic  SUPERVISORS  conference' 

Mrs.  Frances  £.  Clark,  supervisor  of  music,  city  schools,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Ida  M.  Fisher,  director  of  music.  State  Normal  School,  San  Jos^,  Cal. 
George  £.  Kdiball,  supervisor  of  music,  Bisbee  and  Douglass,  Ariz. 
Philip  C.  Hayden,  director  of  music,  public  schools,  Keokidc,  la. 

This  committee  was  appointed  by  the  Department  of  Music  Education  to  establish, 
if  possible,  affiliated  relations  between  the  department  and  the  Music  Supervisors'  Confer- 
ence. 

COMMITTEE  ON  THE  PROBLEM  OP  THE  EXCEPTIONAL  CHILD 

M.  P.  E.  Groszmann,  director  of  school  for  nervoiis  and  atypical  children,  Plainfield,  N.  J. 
George  L.  Leslie,  director  for  department  of  science,  city  schools,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
F.  M.  Jack,  institute  conductor.  State  Normal  School,  River  Falls,  Wis. 
John  W.  Jones,  superintendent  of  the  Ohio  Institution  for  the  Deaf,  Columbus,  Ohio. 
Olin  H.  Burritt,  superintendent  of  the  New  York  State  School  for  the  Blind,  Batavia, 
N.  Y. 

This  committee  was  appointed  by  the  Department  of  Special  Education  to  recommend 
a  plan  for  investigating  the  problems  of  the  exceptional  child  and  to  report  at  the  annual 
meeting  in  1908. 

committee  on  admission  requirements  to  technical  colleges 

M.  E.  Cooley,  dean  of  the  Department  of  Engineering,  University  of  Illinois,  Urbana,  III- 
F.  A.  GoETZE,  dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Applied  Science,  Columbia  University,  New  York 

dty. 
A.  Marston,  dean  of  the  Division  of  Engineering,  Iowa  State  College,  Iowa. 
Ira  O.  Baker,  professor  of  Department  of  Civil  Engineering,  Universtiy  of  lUincns. 

Urbana,  lU. 
Frederick  W.  Atkinson,  president  of  Brooklyn  Polytechnic  Institute,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Harry  W.  Tyler,  professor  of  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  Boston,  Mass. 
D.  S.  Kimball,  professor  of  Sibley  College,  Cornell  University,  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 

This  committee  was  appointed  by  the  Department  of  Technical  Education  to  report 
at  the  annual  convention  in  1908. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary 


flecrologi? 

From  May,  1907,  to  January  i,  1908 


Reports  of  the  death  of  the  following-named  life  and  active  members  have  been 
received  since  May,  1907;  the  date  of  decease  follows  each  name. 

Oliver  Cromwell  Arey  (December,  1907)  .     ,     .     .  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

Clarence  D.  Baker  (December  14,  1906)     ....  Des  Moines,  Iowa 

George  S.  Beans  (October,  1907) Los  Angeles,  CaL 

Sarah  F.  Buckelew  (April  27,  1907) Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

Howard  Champlin  (June  3,  1907) Qndnnati,  Ohio 

EzEXiEL  Hanson  Cook  (November  8,  1907)  ....  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

J.  B.  Ojnningham  (November  11,  1907) Birmingham,  Ala. 

Edward  C.  Delano  (June  8,  1907) Chicago,  IlL 

Z.  C.  Ebaugh  (April  i,  1907) Reisterstown,  Md. 

S.  L.  Frogge  (August  2,  1907) Greenville,  Ky. 

Enoch  A.  Gastman  (August  3,  1907) Decatur,  111. 

RxjFD^  Henry  Halsey  (July  35,  1907) Oshkosh,  Wis. 

G.  R.  Hamhan  (April  34,  1907) Fort  Worth,  Texas 

Charles  Herbert  Harrington  (July  21, 1907)  .     .     .  Buda,  111. 

John  S.  Locke  (December  5  1907) Saco,  Me. 

C.  E.  Mann  (June  30,  1907) Batavia,  111. 

F&ED  B.  Maxwell  (November  6,  1907) Oa)L  Park,  111. 

Nathan  J.  Morrison  (April  la,  1907) li^chita,  Kans. 

William  H.  Payne  (June  18,  1907) Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 

Wii.  F.  Phelps  (August  22,  1907) St.  Paul,  Minn. 

B.  P.  Snow  (February  13,  1907) Alfred,  Me. 

Evelina  Williams  (July  3,  1907)        New  York,  N.  Y. 

Philo  Jesse  Williams  (March  21,  1907) Everett,  Mass. 

Total  23 


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LIST  OF  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING 

MEMBERS 

ARRANGED   EY   STATES,  CLASSES,  AND   YEARS   OF   CONTINUOUS  MEMBERSHIP 
REVISED  TO  DECEMBER   I,    I907 


The  marginal  figures  indicate  the  year  of  enrollment  as  active  members  by 
those  whose  names  immediately  follow.  The  indented  figures  indicate  year 
of  appaifUment  to  present  educational  position.  The  value  of  this  list  as  an 
educational  directory  depends  upon  its  accuracy  and  completeness;  all  mem- 
bers are  invited  to  contribute  to  this  end  by  furnishing  corrections  of  errors, 
however  slight,  and  by  supplying  omitted  data. 

The  institutions  enrolled  as  members  will  be  foimd  grouped  at  the  end  of 
the  list  for  each  state;  the  arrangement  is  alphabetical  by  years  in  the  order 
of  enrollment. 

CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS 

ENGLAND 
z8g8    Mkhael  Erhest  Sadler,  A.M.,  Trinity  Cdl.  and  Christ  Church,  Oxford;  LL.D.  (honorary),  'oa, 
Columbia  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Manchester. 

Secretary  of  the  Oxford  University  Extension  Ddegacy,  1885-95;  Student  and  Steward 
of  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  x8oo;^5;  Member  of  the  Royal  Commission  on  Sec- 
ondary Education,  1893-95;  Director  of  Special  Inquiries  and  Reports  in  the 
Education  Department.  X895-Z903;  Professor  of  History  and  Administration  of 
Education,  Victoria  University  of  Manchester,  since  1903;  Officierde  I'lnstructiqp 
Publique,  1904.  Address:  Eaatwood,  Weybridge. 
E.  Ltitlfh  Stanley,  A.B.,  '63,  A.M.,  '63,  Oxford  (Lord  Stanley  of  Alderiy). 

Member  of  the  Royal  Commission  on  Eaucation,  1886-87;  Member  of  the  London  School 

Board  since  1876,  formerly  Vice-Chairman  of  that  body,  1897;  Author  of  various 

artides  on  Educational  Subjects.    Address:   18  Mansfield  St.,  Portland  Place, 

London.  W. 

xooi     Cloudesley  S.  Henky  Brereton,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '90,  St.  John's  Coll.,  Cambridge;  B.  ^s  L.,  L. 

H  L.,  Univ.  of  Paris;  Offider  d'Acad^mie;  Officer  de  I'lnstruction  Publicue. 

Diviaionai  Inspector  to  the  London  County  Council  for  Modem  Languages;  Vice- 
President  of  the  International  Jury  for  Primary  Education  at  the  Paris  Exposition, 
1900;  Appointed  to  inquire  into  the  Teaching  of  Modem  Languages  in  Ireland, 
190X-X903;  Writer  on  Education  in  "Fortnightly  Review,"  "The  Times,"  "Saturday 
Review,"  etc.;  Author  of  various  Reports:  Addressed  the  National  Educational 
Association  of  the  United  Sutes  at  Detroit,  Mich ,  T901,  on  "The  Educational 
Crisis  in  England."  Address:  7  Cannon  Place,  Hampstead,  London,  N.  W. 
Fabxam  Ware.  B.  H.  Sc.,  'p4.  Universities  of  London  and  Paris. 

Ten  Years  Assistant  Master  in  Secondary  Schools  (Bradford,  1895-99);  occasional 
Examiner  to  the  Civil  Service  Commission;  occasional  Inspector  of  Secondary 
Schools  to  the  Board  of  Education,  and  contributor  to  "The  Morning  Post." 
Z899-190X;  Representative  of  the  Education  Committee  of  the  British  Royal 
Commission  at  the  Paris  Exposition,  1900;  Assistant  Director  of  Education, 
Transvaal,  X90X;  Acting  Director  ojf  Education,  Transvaal,  January  to  June, 
X903;  Member  of  the  Transvaal  Legislative  Council,  1903-5;  Director  of  Edu- 
cation, Transvaal,  X903-5.    Address:  64  Victoria  St.,  S.  W.,  London. 

SCOTLAND 

x8g6  SufOM  S0MERVILLE  Laurie,  A.M.,  F.R.S.E.,  L.L.D.  (honorary),  Univ.  of  St.  Andrews,  Edinbtu]sh 
and  Aberdeen;  Hon.  Fellow  of  the  Educational  Institute  of  Scotland,  and  of  the  Comemus 
Sodety,  Germany. 

Professor  of  the  Institutes  and  History  of  Education,  Edinburgh  University,  since  1876; 
Visitor  and  Examiner  to  Dick  Bequest  (educational)  Tmst  since  1856:  Secretary 
to  the  Endowed  Schools  (Scotland)  Commission.  187a;  Secretary  to  Association 
for  Promoting  Secondary  Education  in  Scotland,  founded  1876;  at  one  time  Presi- 
dent of  Teachers'  Guild  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireknd;  Member  of  Edinburgh 
University  Court;  Author  of  various  Philosophical  and  Educational  Books  and 
Articles.    Address:  22  George  Sq.,  Edinburgh. 

6s 


66  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Axiatlne 

FRANCE 

1898    Ferdinand  Buisson. 

Profesaor  of  Education  at  the  Sorboone.    Addrai:  30  rue  Bobillot«  Paris. 

J.  J.  Gabrixl  CovPAYsi,  Ph.D.,  1873. 

Professor  of  Philosophy,  Lro^es  de  Pau.  1865— de  Poitiert,  x868— de  Touloose,  187  x; 
Professior  of  Philosophy,  Faculty  of  Letters  of  Toulouse,  1874:  Profesaor  of  History 
of  Education,  Normal  School  of  FoDtenay  auz  Roses,  1880— Normal  School  of  St. 
Cloud,  1881;  &f  ember  of  Chambre  des  D^put^,  1881-89;  Rector  of  the  Academy 
of  Poitiers,  1890-95;  Rector  of  the  Academy  and  University  of  Lirons.  1895;  Cor- 
respoodinc  Merobo-  of  the  Institut  de  France,  xooi;  Rector  at  the  Univenity  off 
Lyons.  Inspector  g^n^ral  de  rUniversi(6  de  France.  Addnss:  Avenue  de 
Breteuil,  80,  Ly<nis,  France. 

PSKKB  Emils  Levasseur,  Doctor  (ad  Honoris),  Univ.  of  Columbia  and  Univ.  of  Budapest;  Litt.D., '56. 
Professor  of  letters  and  Rhetoric,  and  of  History,  at  several  Lyceums^  x868;  Professor 
at  the  CoUege  of  France  since  1868;  member  of  I'lnstitute  de  Frsnce.  .\cademie 
des  sciences  morales  et  politioues,  1868;  Professor  at  the  Institute  of  Aits  and 
Trades  1871-96,  and  at  the  School  oflPolitical  Science;  President  of  the  Associa- 
tion for  the  Secondary  Instruction  of  Young  Girls  at  the  Sorbonne  since  i88t; 
President  of  the  Statistical  Commission  of  Primary  Instructcnrs  since  1876;  Ad- 
ministrateur  du  College  de  France.  1902;  Corresponding  Member  of  the 
Academies  of  Prussia,  Sweden,  Hungary,  and  of  the  American  Academy  of 
Political  and  Social  Science.    Address:   Le  rx>Uege  of  France.  Paris. 

X90X    Charles  Bayet. 

Professor  of  History  and  Archaeology  of  the  Middle  Ages  at  the  University  of  Lyons,  1876; 
Rector  of  Academy  of  Lille,  1891;  Director  of  Primary  Education  to  the  Minister 
of  Public  Instruction,  1896;  Member  of  the  Higher  Council  of  Public  Instruction, 
1900:  Author  of  various  works  on  Archaeology  and  Hiatorv  of  the  Middle  Ages;  of 
a  volume  on  Byzantine  Art;  of  various  articles  on  Teaching.  Address:  S7,  rue 
Gay-Lussac,  Paris. 

UtoH  Bourgeois. 

Formerly  Minister  of  Public  Instruction;  Member  of  the  Chamber  of  Deputies.  Addrtss: 
rue  Palatine  Paris. 

£lie  Rabies. 

Fellow  in  Philosophy.  1866-69;  Professor  of  Philosophy  in  the  Lyceum  of  MonUubaxi, 
1869-73;  of  Tours,  1873;  of  Charlemagne  at  Paris,  1873-81;  Profesaor  tA  the 
Department  of  Philosophy  at  the  Superior  Normal  School,  x88i;  Director  of 
Secondary  Education  in  the  Ministry  of  Public  Instruction,  1889;  Author  <rf  various 
Philosophical  Treatises.    Address:  37.  rue  de  Fleurus,  Paris. 

Caiollb  SiB. 

Counselor  of  State;  Author  of  the  Law  of  December  si,  1880,  which  created  the  Seooodary 
Instruction  of  Young  Women;  Author  of  the  Law  of  June  39,  x88x,  which  crtated 
the  Normal  School;  Member  of  the  Committees  and  Jury  at  the  Universal  Expo- 
sitions of  1878,  1889,  and  1900.    Address:  65,  avenue  des  Champs-£lys£es,  Paris. 

GERMANY 

1898    Friedbich  Paulsen,  Ph.D.,  '71.  Berlin. 

Professor  of  Philosoi^y  and  Pedagogics,  University  of  Berlin,  since  X877.  Address: 
Stegliu  Fichtestrasse  31,  Berhn. 

ITALY 

X898    Luioi  BoDio,  LL.D. 

Counselor  of  State;  formerly  Commissioner  General  of  Emigration;  President  of  the 
Superior  Council  of  Statistics;  Meml>cr  of  various  Statistical  Societies  in  France, 
England,  Germany,  and  America;  Senator  of  the  Kingdom  of  Italy;  General  Secre- 
tary of  the  International  Institute  of  Statistics.    Address:   153  Via  Torino,  Rome. 

RUSSIA 

X90X      EUCRAPH   P.  KOVALEVSKY. 

Graduate  of  the  University  of  Moscow;  Secretary  of  the  Imperial  Senate  since  x8oo; 
Officer  of  the  Special  Missions  at  the  Ministry  of  Public  Instruction,  1893;  Dele- 
gate to  the  World's  Columbian  Exposition,  at  Chicago,  1893;  Director  of  the 
Pedagogical  Section  of  the  National  Exhibition  at  Nijni  Novgorod,  1896;  same 
at  Stockholm,  1897;  Director  of  the  Pedagogical  Commission  at  the  Paris  Expo- 
sition and  memlicr  of  the  International  Jury  of  Awards,  1900;  President  of  the 
Permanent  Commission  of  the  PopuUr  Conferences  and  I>ectures,  X903;  Author 
of  various  papers  on  Educational  Subjects.  Address:  Cattoine  Caiaal  X4«  St. 
Petersburg. 

ARGENTINE  REPUBLIC 

X90X    Joseph  Benjamin  Zctbiaur,  LL.D.,  '84,  Univ.  of  Buenos  Ayres. 

Professor  and  Assistant  Supervisor  of  Normal  Schools  and  National  CoUcses,  1881-^4; 
Inspector  of  the  Normal  Schools  and  National  Colleges,  1885-91;  Delegate  sent 
by  the  Minister  of  Public  Instruction  to  the  World's  Exposition  at  Paris  in  1889; 
Principal  of  the  National  College  of  Concepcion  del  Uruguay,  x8q3-^;  Director 
of  the  Section  of  Education.  iSoq;  Member  of  the  National  Board  of  Education, 
1899;  Delegate  to  the  Pan-American  Exposition  from  the  Province  of  Entre  Rios 
and  General  Board  of  Exlucation  of  the  Province  of  Corrientes,  also  Commissicmer 
to  Study  the  Elementary  Schools  and  Adult  Evening  Schools  of  the  United  States, 
1901.  Address:  care  of  National  Board  of  Education,  Buenos  Ayres,  Argentine 
Republic. 


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REPUBUC  OF  CHILE 

190X    Caslos  Sn.VA  Cbvz,  Graduate,  Univ.  of  Chile,  1890. 

Professcr  of  Spanish  and  Composition  at  the  "Liceo  Misuel  Luis  Amunitegui,"  San- 
tiago, 1895;  and  at  the  '^Institute  National  de  Chile."  1898;  Chief  of  Section  of 
Secondary,  Superior,  and  Special  Instruction  of  the  Ministry  of  Public  Instruction 
of  Chile,  X899;  Commissioner  in  charge  of  the  Educational  and  Library  Depart- 
ment of  the  Chile  exhibit  at  the  Pan-American  Exposition  of  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  and 
to  study  the  organization  of  Educational  Service  of  the  United  States,  1901. 
Address:   351  Breton  St.,  Santiago,  Chile. 

GiULLEUCO  pREUDENBintc  Cristi,  Ph.B.,  '97,  B.L.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Santiago,  Chile. 

Director  and  Chief  of  the  Schod  Department,  Patronato  Santa  Filomena,  1896;  Com- 
missioner Assistant  of  Chile  to  the  Pan-American  Exposition  (educational  depart- 
ment); Special  Commissioner  to  Study  the  Educational  Systems  in  the  United 
States  and  Europe,  1901.    Address:   CasiUa  841,  Santiago,  Chile. 

REPUBUC  OF  COSTA  RICA 

ZQox    Don  Joaquin  Besnasdo  Calvo. 

Minister  of  Costo  Rica.  1339,  z8th  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 


LIFE  DIRECTORS,  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


ALABAMA 


ACTIVE  ICEMBBXS 


1881    John  Massey,  A.B.,  '6a,  A.M.,  *7S.  LL.D.,  '70,  Univ.  of  .\la. 

1876,  President  ol  Alabama  Conference  Female  College,  Tuakegee. 
i88a    Julia  Shudwick  Tutwiler,  LL.D.,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1886,   Principal  of  Alabama  Normal  College,  Livingston. 
x8S8    John  Herbest  Phillips,  A.M.,  LL.D.,  '05,  Marietta  Coll.;  Ph.D..  Southern  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '06,  Univ. 
of  Ala. 
1883,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  3730,  lath  Ave.,  N.,  Birmingham. 
B895    Robert  Alexander  Mickle,  A.B., '86,  Davidson  Coll. 

Supervisor  of  Jefferson  Street  Primary  and  Grammar  School,  and  (1907)  Super- 
vising Prinapal  of  Boy's  High  School  and  other  grades.  Barton  Academy;  res., 
X007  Texas  5t.,  Mobile. 
James  Knox  Powers,  A.M.,  '73,  LL.D.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

190Z    Representative  of  the  B.  F.  Johnson  Publishing  Co.,  619  Wesleyan  Ave.,  Florence. 
X89S    Charles  A.  Brown,  C.E..  Ala.  Poly.  Inst 

i8o7»  Principal  of  Henley  School,  x  xa6,  X3th  St.,  S.,  Birmingham. 
Joseph  Dixon  Matlock. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  aai3,  7th  Ave.  N.,  Box  463,  Birmingham. 
1899    Daniel  Pinkney  Christenberry,  Pd.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '88,  Southern  Univ. 
1892,   Professor  of  Enf^ish,  Southern  University,  Greensboro. 
xgoo    John  William  Abercrombik,  A.B.,  '86.  Oxford  Coll.;  LL.B..  *88.  LL.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Ala.;  LL.D., 
'os,  Univ.  of  S.  C;  D.C.L.,  '07,  Univ.  of  the  South. 
190a,  President  of  University  of  Alabama,  University  P.  O. 
LuciEN  P.  GiDDENS,  A.B..  Southem  Univ. 

Z907,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Birmingham  College,  Birmingham. 
Charles  B.  Glenn,  M.Sc.,  '93,  Ala.  Poly.  Inst.;  A.B.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

1899,  Principal  of  Paul  Hayne  School,  911  S.  13th  St.,  Birmingham. 
Willard  J.  Wheeler. 

X896,   President  of  Wheeler  Bunness  CoU^^e,  1909^x91 7},  xst  Ave.,  Birmingham. 
Marshall  Clark  Wilson,  C.E.,  '76,  Univ.  of  Va. 

X897,  President  of  State  Normal  College,  648  Poplar  St.,  Florence. 
X90X     Joseph  M.  Dill,  A.M.,  Howard  Coll. 

190X,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  X34  S.  3ad  St.,  Bessemer. 
L«AAC  William  Hill.  A.B..  '80.  A.M.,  '81,  Emory  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Ala. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Opelika. 
James  Alexander  Moore.  B.P.,  Southem  Univ. 

Chairman  of  Faculty  of  Alabama  Girl's  Industrial  School,  Montevallo. 
HoPSON  Owen  Murfee.  B.Sc.,  'oa,  Marion  Mil.  Inst.;  A.B.,  A.M.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Va. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Marion  Institute,  Marion. 
Mrs.  J.  H.  Phillips. 

37ao,  xath  Ave.,  N.,  Birmingham. 
1993     S.  R.  BiriLER. 

X893,  Superintendent  of  Education  for  Madison  County,  Huntsville. 
Charles  Lewis  Floyd,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

X889,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  305  High  St.,  Montgomery. 
Harry  C.  Gunnels,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  Oxford  Coll.;  LL.B..  '91,  Univ.  of  Ala. 
X906,    State  Superintendent  of  Education,  Capitol,  Montgomery. 


6S  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

ALABAMA— CMlmMtf 

190S    Waltu  Evans  SniPLm ,  A.B.,  '91.  Oxford  CoU. 

1903,  Supemtendent  of  Public  SchooU,  Gadsden. 

1903     RlCBABO  A.  CLAnON. 

BustOfCM  Manager  of  ''Educational  Exchange."  Birmingham. 
SromcwALL  Jackson  Colx. 

1891,  Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.,  aai4,  xath  Are.,  N.,  Birmingham, 
William  J.  Edwaxim. 

Principal  of  Snow  Hill  Nonnal  and  Industrial  Institute,  Snow  HiH 

Jamzs  H.  Fostxr,  A.B.,  '84.  Howard  CoU.:  LL.B.,  '91,  State  Univ.  of  Ala. 
1893,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  907,  loth  St.,  Tuscaloosa. 

John  Y.  Graham,  B.Sc.,  '9a,  M.Sc.,  '94,  Princeton  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Munidi. 

1897,  Professor  of  Biologyt  University  of  AlabamA.  University  P.  O. 
William  Cornelius  Griggs,  A.B.,  '98. 

1907.   Principal  of  Henley  School,  Birmingham. 
RoBKXT  O.  MxEK,  A.B.,  '9a,  A.M.,  '93,  Southern  Univ. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  AttaOa. 
T.  W.  Palmxr,  A.M..  LL.D..  '06,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

X907,   President  of  Alabama  Girrs  Industrial  School,  Montevallo. 
Thomas  Richard  Walker,  B.Sc. 

1006.  Superintendent  of  CiCy  Schoola.  a3o8  Ave.  F,  Ensley. 
HxNRY  Jones  Woxincham.  A.B..  A.M.,  '93.  Howard  CoU. 

Secretary  of  State  Board  of  Examiners,  Department  of  Education,  Montgomery. 
X904    Edward  Frankun  Buchner,  A.B.,  '80,  Western  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '93.  Yale  Univ. 

X903.   Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Education.  Univeraaty  of  Alabama,  University  P.  O. 
Henry  J.  Fusch. 

1904,   President  of  Eighth  District  Agricultural  School,  Athens. 

1905  Flavius  T.  Appleby,  B.Sc..  'ox,  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Lock  Box  96,  Tuacumbia. 

Charles  Prxscott  Atkinson.  B.fk:..  '88,  A.M.,  '90,  Southern  Univ. 

X904,   Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy  and  Acting  Profesaor  of  History,  Southern  Univenity, 
Greensboro. 
Gboxce  Webster  Duncan,  Grad..  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Florence,  Ala.;  M.Sc.,  '98,  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 

Agent  for  Silver  Burdett  &  Co.,  Auburn. 
William  Francis  Feagin.  B.Sc..  M.Sc..  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 

Secretary  and  Member  of  State  Board  of  Examiners  of  Alabama  Department  of 
Education.  Montgomery. 
Isaac  W.  McAdosy. 

X904.  County  Superintendent  of  EducatUm,  351  a,  7th  Ave.,  Birmingham. 

Leonard  L  Vann,  A.M.,  '91.  Howard  Coll. 

X907.  President  of  Fifth  District  Agricultural  School,  Wetumpka. 
William  Coke  Watson. 

1904.  Teacherof  English  and  History,  Leighton  Avenue  Public  School.Boxyia.Anniston. 

1906  James  V.  Brown,  B.Sc..  '94.  M.Sc..  '95.  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  N.  Foster  St..  Dothan. 
David  Sinclair  Burleson,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  '98,  Milligan  Coll.;  A.M.,  Latin  and  Greek,  '98,  Univ. 
of  Va. 
X898,  Professor  of  Latin  and  English,  State  Normal  College;  res.,  615  Wesleyan  Ave., 
Florence. 
Joel  Campbell  Du  Bose,  A.B..  '78,  A.M.,  '8a.  Univ.  of  Ala. 

X906,  Associate  Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  University  of  Alabama,  University 
P.  O.,  express  office,  Tuscaloosa. 
J.  R.  E.  Lee. 

Director  of  Academic  Department,  Tuskegee  Institute,  Tuskegee  Institute  P.  O. 

Perry  M.  McNeil,  A.B.,  '93.  A.M..  '01.  Um'v.  of  NasbviUe. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Box  371,  Pratt  City. 
X907    J.  M.  Dannelly. 

Financial  Agent  for  Woman's  College,  Montgomery.  Ala.;    P.  O.  Box  56,  Mont- 
gomery. 
Thomas  McAdory  Owen,  A.B.,  LL.B.,  "87,  A.M.,  '93,  LL.D.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Ala. 

Director  of  Department  of  Archives  and  History,  State  Capitol,  MontgcHnery. 

Ida  Louise  Reveley,  Ph.B.,  'oj,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1905,  Teacher  of  Pedagogy  and  Biology,  State  Normal  School;  res.  50a  N.  Wood  Ave., 

Florence. 

institutions 
X897    Alabama  Polytechnic  Instftute. 

President,  Charles  Coleman  Thach;  Librarian,  J.  R.  Rutland,  AuburiL 
1899    State  Normal  School  at  Jacksonville. 

President.  William  Clarence  Daugette.  Jacksonville. 
X90X    State  Normal  College. 

Principal,  E.  M.  Shackelford,  Troy. 
X903    Alabama  Girls'  Industrial  School. 

President,  T.  W.  Pahner;  Secretary,  J.  Alex.  Moore,  Montevallo. 


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ALABAMA— CM/ifineJ 

1906    "Educational  Exchange.  " 

Busineas  Manager,  R.  A.  Clayton,  901-a  Title  Guarantee  Building,  Birmingham. 

SOUTBEKN  UNIVXSSTrY,  LIBRARY. 

President,  S.  M.  Hosmer;  Librarian,  D.  P.  CSiristenberry,  Greensboro. 
ARIZONA 

ACTIVE  MEMBBBS 

iSoS    Charles  F.  Philbroox. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Bisbee. 
1899    William  J.  Anderson,  B.Sc,  '97.  National  Univ.,  Chicago,  111. 

1899,  Art  Department,  Territorial  Nocmal  School,  Tempe;  res.,  346  S.  xath  Ave.,  Phoenix. 
A.  J.  Matthews. 

1900,  President  of  Tempe  Normal  School  of  Arizona,  Tempe. 

1903  George  E.  Krinbill. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  Bisbee  and  Douglas;  address,  Box  1533,  Bisbee. 

1904  J.  B.  Jolly. 

1900,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Prescott. 
Arnoldas  H.  McClure,  A.M.,  Ph.D. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Yuma. 

1905  Amanda  Hallbbrg  Runquest. 

Missionary,  Presbyterian  Home  Board,  Indian  School,  Tucson. 
X906    Charles  W.  Goodman. 

Superintendent  of  U.  S.  Indian  Industrial  School,  Phoenix. 
OLA7  Halvorson.  A.B.,  *oa,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1904.   Principal  of  High  School,  Clifton. 
Willxam  Morrison  Ruthrautp,  A.B..  'oa,  A.M.,  '05,  Wittenberg  Coll. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Tucson. 
J.  F.  Stilwell,  A.B..  '99.  A.M.,  '04,  Newberrv  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Phoenix. 
Aaron  Franklin  Wood,  A.B.,  '04. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  xa3  Union  St.,  Prescott. 
Z907    Dk  Esta  Cook. 

X906,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Douglas. 
J.  L.  Johnston. 

1900,  Teacher  of  Vocal  Music,  Tempe. 
W.  E.  Lctz. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Douglas. 
G.  Hampton  Madden. 

Principal  of  Crane  Public  School,  Yuma. 
Mary  £.  Post,  Grad.  of  Female  Coll.,  Burlington,  Vt. 

Superintendent  of  Primary  Department  and  Teacher  of  Spanish,  Yuma. 
Fanny  Alice  Smyser. 

X906,  Prindpal  of  Public  Schools.  Flagstaff. 

institutions 

X90Z    Northern  Arizona  Normal  School. 

President.  A.  N.  Taylor,  Flagstaff. 
Tkmpe  Normal  School  or  Arizona. 

President,  A.  J.  Matthews,  Tempe. 

ARKANSAS 

active  members 

1887    Thomas  A.  Futrall,  A.M.,  West  Tenn.  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Ark. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Arkansas  School  for  the  Blind,  Little  Rock. 

1895  George  B.  Cook,  A.M. 

X890,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  aoo  Garden  St.,  Hot  Springs. 

1896  John  H.  Hinemon,  A.M.,  '94,  Arkadelphia  Coll.,  and  'oa,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

X906,  President  of  Henderson  College,  Arkadelphia. 

1897  John  Hugh  Reynolds,  A.B.,  '9^,  Hendrix  Coll.;  A.M.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

190a,   Professor  of  uistory  and  Political  Science,  University  of  Arkansas,  FayetteviUe. 
190Z    J.  H.  Caldwell. 

i9o3t  Principal  of  High  School,  Prairie  Grove. 

190%      B.  W.  TORREYSON. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  8th  and  Louisiana  Sts.,  Little  Rock. 

X003    Jeeterson  G.  Isr. 

1892,  Prindpal  of  Capitol  Hill  High  School,  x6oo  Scott  St.,  Little  Rock. 
1904     Wm.  L.  Skaggs,  A.B.,  '87.  Carleton  Coll.;  M.Sc.,  '95,  Ohio  Univ.;  Pd.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

190X,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Paragould. 
T905     F.  C.  NoLEN,  A.B.,  '99,  Vandcrbilt  Univ. 

Principal  of  Fort  Steele  School,  Little  Rock. 
James  W.  Kuykendall. 

X905.  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools.  X09  N.  X7th  St.,  Fort  Smith. 


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X905    F.  W.  Miller,  A.B..  '89.  Hendrix  Coll. 

1905,  Supemtendent  of  Public  Schooli,  x6ii  Pecaa  St.,  Tezarkana. 
XQ06    William  A.  Crawfokd,  A.B..  '01,  Univ.  of  Ark. 

Deputy  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Inatniction.  Little  Rock. 

John  J.  Doyni. 

1906,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  SUte  House,  little  Rock. 
1^7    J.  G.  Cubage,  A.B.,  'oe,  Univ.  of  Ark. 

1907,  Principal  of  Ramble  School,  Hot  Springs. 

M.  A.  DORMAN.  ^ 

First  Assistant  Prindpsl.  High  School.  Prairie  Grove. 

institutions 
1897    Hendrdc  College. 

President,  Stonewall  Anderson;  Librarian,  L.  C.  Perry,  Conway. 

X90X    UNivEHsmr  or  Abkansas,  Library. 

President,  John  N.  Tillman;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Stella  Roystoo  Lawrence,  Fayetteville. 

CAUFORNM 

LIFE  DIRECTOR 

1886    JosiAB  Little  Piceard,  LI^D.,  '70,  Chicago  Univ.  and  Bcloit  Coll.,  '94.  Bowdoin  Coll. 

£x-Prnident  of  State  University  of  Iowa;   address  49  R.  F.  D.  No.  la,  Cupertino, 
Santa  Clara  Co. 

LIES  VEXfBEBS 

X877    Mrs.  Anna  Kalfus  Spero. 

P.  O.  Box  405,  Berkeley. 
1879    James  Harmon  Hoose,  A.M.,  '64,  Ph.D. ,  '73.  Syracuse  Univ. 

i8q6,   Department  of  Philosophy  and  History,  University  of  Southern  California,  ixax  W. 
31st  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
x88o    Emily  M.  Coe. 

Retired  Kindergartner;  P.  O.  Box  1135,  Riverside. 
x88a    Harriet  N.  Morris,  A.M.,  '86,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

Georgia  St.,  Univcraty  Heights,  San  Diego. 
X884    John  William  Stearns,  A.B.,  '60,  A.M.,  '64,  Harvard  Coll.;  LL.D..  '74f  Chicago  Univ. 
3355,  ad  St.,  San  Diego. 
Nathan  Crook  Twining.  A.B.,  '6i.  A.M..  *6s,  Ph.D. 
X380  Rubio  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
1886    C.  Y.  Roop. 

634,  x8th  St..  Oakland. 
X887    Charles  Sumner  Young,  A.M..  Ohio  Wcs.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

W.  S.  Collins  Bldg..  Los  Angeles. 
x888    Rebecca  F.  English. 

189X,   Teacher  of  Methods,  Sute  Normal  School;  res.,  153  S.  xoth  St.,  San  Jo8<. 
Joseph  O'Connor. 

1898,  Principal  of  Mission  High  School,  4x5  Capp  St.,  San  Francisco. 

X889    Mrs.  Augusta  W.  Hobe  Classen. 

1896  Green  St.,  San  Franciscn. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

X888    J.  P.  Greeley. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  State  School,  Whittier. 

X889    Edward  T.  Pierce,  LL.B..  '77,  Union  Univ.;  P.D.,  '93,  N.  Y.  Nor.  Coll. 

Ex-President  of  State  Normal  School  at  Los  Angeles;  res..  Sierra  Madre  St..  Sierra 
Madre. 
x89a    Allen  Allensworth.  A.M..  '84.  Roger  Williams  Univ..  Lieut.  Col.  U.  S.  Army  (retized). 
820  W.  30th  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
Frederic  Burk,  B.L.,  '83,  Univ.  of  Cal.;  A.M.,  '9a,  Leiand  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  Ph.D.  ,'98.  Clark  Univ. 

1899,  President  of  State  Normal  School,  Powell  St.  near  Clay,  San  Francisco. 
X893    James  A.  Foshay  A.M..  Univ.  of  So.  Cal.;  Pd.D.,  '98,  N.  Y.  Nor.  Coll. 

Ex-Supcrintendcnt  of  Schools,  1023  W.  6th  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
X894    Ellwood  p.  Cubberley,  A.B.,  '91,  Ind.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '02.  Ph.D.,  '05.  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Professor  of  Education,  Leiand  Stanford  Jr.  University,  Stanford  Uni>'er«ity. 
Joseph  C.  Templeton,  A.B.,  '99.  Leiand  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X907,   Supervising  Principal  of  High  School,  Palo  Alto. 
Charles  Cecil  Van  Liew,  Ph.D..  '93.  Jena. 

1899,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Chico. 
1895    MoTT  H.  Arnold,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M..  '90,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  of  Imperial  Valley  Union  High  School,  Imperial. 
D.  R.  Augsburg,  B.P.,  '84,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1898,   Director  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  X914,  xxth  Ave.,  East  Oakland. 
Lewis  B.  Avery,  B.Sc.,  '83,  Tal>or  Coll. 

1895.    Principal  of  High  School  and  (1906)  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Redlands. 
Walter  J.  Bailey,  A.M.,  '00.  Bates  Coll. 

1 90 1,    Principal  of  Ijos  Angeles  Military  Academy,  Commonwealth  Ave.,  near  West  Lake 
Park,  Los  Angeles. 


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1895  Samuel  T.  Black. 

1895,  President  of  State  Normal  School,  San  Diego. 

Theodou  B.  Comstock,  B.  Ajcri., '68,  Pa.  State  Coll.;  B.Sc.,  '70,  D.Sc.,  '86,  Cornell  Univ. 

8a 7  Beacon  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
Tboxas  J.  KiKK. 

Vice-President  of  Heald'b  Bosincss  Training  Schools,    1737  Santa  Clara  Ave.,  Ala- 
meda. 
Jesse  F.  Millspaugb,  A.B^  '79,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M..  '04. 

X904,  President  of  State  Normal  School,  zes.,  1433  Bonnie  Brae  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
John  B.  Monlux,  A.M.,  'Si,  Iowa  Sute  Univ. 

1903,  Deputy  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1703  W.  33d  St.,  Los  Angeles. 

1896  Mes.  MaegarztZillafkoAoa]|s,M.E.D.,*89.    St  Nor.  Sch.,Edinboro,Pa.;  Pd.M.,  *04,N.Y,  Univ. 

laa  San  Antonio  St.,  Mountain  View. 
£.  MoBBis  Cox,  A.B.,  Haverford  Coll. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  728  Slater  St.,  Sanu  Rosa. 
HsHEY  MoBSE  Stephens,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.. 'oa,  Oxford.  Enf^land. 

1894,  Professor  of  History  and  Director  of  Umversity  Extension  Department,  University 
of  California,  Faculty  Club,  Beikeley. 

1897  Cbebtxne  M.  Benson. 

X905,   Principal  of  Staunton  Avenue  School,  1045  Ingraham  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
Aethue  Henky  Chaicbeelain,  B.Sc.,  '03,  A.M.,  '03,  Columbia  Univ. 

1896,   Dean  and  Professor  of  Education,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute,  377  N.  Los  Robles 
Ave.,  Pasadena. 
J.  O.  Chtjbchill. 

1903,  Principal  of  Union  High  Schod,  Hollywood. 
A.  H.  MacDonald. 

z88o.   Prindpal  of  Lincoln  School,  407  Fair  Oaks  St..  San  Francisco. 
Feenando  Sanioed. 

Z891,   Professor  of  Physics,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  University;  res.,  450  Kingsley  Ave.,  Palo 
Alto. 

1898  James  A.  Baeb. 

x89Xt  Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools,  1407  E.  Channel  St.,  Stockton. 
MoEEis  Elmee  Dailey,  A.m.,  '97,  Ind.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  'ox,  Drake  Univ. 

X9oo»   President  of  State  Normal  School,  San  Jos^. 
David  Staee  Joeoan,  M.Sc.,  '73.  Cornell  Univ.;  M.D.,  '75.  Ind.  Med.  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '78.  Butler  Univ.; 
LL.D.,  '86,  Cornell  Univ.,  and  'oa.  Johns  Hopums  Univ. 

Z891,  Preudent  of  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  University,  Stanford  University. 
Cbch.  Wiet  Maek,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Padfic. 

1904,  Principal  of  Crocker  Grammar  School,  320  Frederick  St.,  San  Francisco. 
X899    OsMBB  Abbott,  A.B.,  '00,  Oberlin  Coll. ;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Jena. 

1899,   Prinapcd  of  Washington  Union  High  School,  R.  F.  D.,  Oleander. 
Hugh  J.  Baldwin. 

1899,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Courthouse,  San  Diego. 
Cabolyn  L.  Bbyant. 

X104  W.  Kensington  Road,  Los  Angeles. 
HoNOEA  D.  Cannon. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Pomona. 
Mdimie  Coultbb,  A.B^  '98,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

935  Cleveland  Ave.,  Santa  Rosa. 
Jesse  Geoeoe  Cboss,  A.M.,  '68,  McKendree  Coll. 

The  J.  G.  Cross  School  of  Eclectic  Shorthand,  Monrovia. 
Waltee  a.  Edwaeds,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  LL-D.^  'oa,  Knox  Coll. 

X907,   Vice-Principal  of  Los  Angeles  High  School;  res..  408  S.  Orange  Grove  Ave.,  Pasa- 
dena. 
W.  S.  Edwaeds,  A.M.,  '9a.  Alfred  Univ. 

ax4  W.  Islay  St.,  Santa  Barbara. 
Richaed  Douglas  Faulkneb,  B.L.,  '77,  Univ.  of  111. 

X906,   Principal  of  Horace  Mann  Grammar  School,  Valencia  St.,  bet.  aad  and  a3d  Sts., 
San  Frandsco. 
J.  H.  Fbancis,  A.B.,  A.M. 

X904,  Pxindpal  of  Polytechnic  Hi^  School,  11x7  Elden  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 
Hattie  F.  Gowee. 

1896,  Assistant  Teacher  of  Slc^d,  965  Ingrahm  Place,  I^os  Angeles. 
James  D.  Gbaham,  A.B..  '88,  A.M.,  '03.  Univ.  of  Toronto. 

X907,   Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  8a x  W.  Ocean  Ave.,  Long  Beach. 
Adam  Feancb  Gunn. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  555  Market  St.,.San  Francisco. 
Jqlzus  C  Hammel,  A.B.,  '94.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1898,   Prindpal  of  George  Dewey  School,  444  £•  iQt^  St.,  Oakhmd. 
Ljllxan  D.  Hazbn. 

X905,  Prindpal  of  First  Street  School,  x66o  Shatto  St..  Los  Angeles. 
T.  L.  Heaton,  B.L.,  LL.B.,  '80,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X90S,  Deputv  Superintendent  of  Schools,  San  Francisco,  and  Lecturer  in  Education,  Uni* 
vemty  of  California;  res.,  3536  Benevue  Ave.,  San  Frandsco. 

W.  H.  HOITSH. 

X895.  Prindpal  of  High  School,  axz  East  Ave.  5^1  Los  Angeles. 


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xSqq    Aonss  E.  Howe,  A.B.,  '97,  LeUnd  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

x897i  Inrtructor  in  History,  Sute  Normal  School,  San  Joa^. 
O.  P.  Jenkins,  A.B.,  A.M..  Moore's  Hill  CoQ.;  M.Sc.  Ph.D;.  Ind.  Univ. 

1891,   Professor  of  Physiology,  Leland  Stainford  Jr.  University,  Stanford  University. 
Bust  Oenon  Kinney,  A.B./971  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1901,   Head  of  Department  of  History  and  Economics,  High  School,  607  S.  Spring  St.. 
Los  Angles. 
J.  W.  McClymonds,  A.B.,  '71.  Westminster  Coll.,  Pa. 

1888,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  447, 34th  St.,  Oakland. 
Fkederick  N.  H.  Meyek,  A.B.,  '03.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1906,  President  and  Lecturer  for  California  Guild  of  Arts  and  Crafta,  iBas  California  St., 
San  Frandsco. 
Ebnest  Caseoll  Mooee.  A.B.,  'm,  LL.B.,  '94,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '96,  Columbia  Univ.;  Ph.D., 
'98,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 
X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Chamber  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  Los  Angeles. 
Ernest  H.  Moshee. 

XO06.   Principal  of  Schools,  1633  Cedar  St.,  Berkeley. 
Francis  Oliver  Mower,  A.B.,  '78,  Bates  Coll. 

1897,   Principal  of  High  School,  1x3  Seminary  St.,  Napa. 
Pete  Wixorr  Ross,  B.Sc.,  A.B.,  'oa  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X904,   Principal  of  Middletown  Grammar  School,  aoso  State  St..  San  Diego. 
Mrs.  Julia  Cole  Sherwood. 

X906.  Teacher  in  Eden  Vale  District,  Hayward. 
Mrs.  Harriet  Buroick  Shorkley. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  578,  X7th  Street.  Oakland. 
SosAN  G.  Stokes,  A.M.,  '04,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X904,  Teacher  of  Science,  Union  High  School,  Orange. 
Anna  M.  Stovall. 

X89X,  Supervisor   and    Normal   Instructor   of  Golden  Gate    Kindexgarten  Aasodatioiv 
San  Frandsco. 
John  Harvey  Strine. 

Ex-Superintendent  of  Los  Angeles  County  Schools.  Downey. 
Francis  A.  Swanger,  M.S.D..  '93.  Mo.  State  Nor.,  Kirksville;  A.M.,  '98,  Willamette  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School.  Viaalia. 
John  Swett,  A.M.  (honorary),  Dartmouth  Coll. 

Martinez,  Contra  CosU  Co. 
WiNTiELD  Scott  Thomas,  A.B.,  '89,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

X903,  University  Examiner  of  SchooLs  and  Assistant  Professor  of  Education,  University  of 
California,  3848  Telegraph  Ave.,  Berkeley. 
Daniel  H.  White. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Solano  County,  Fairfield. 

X900    Willum  Edward  Andrews,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '88.  Blackburn  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *oo.  111.  Wes.  Univ. 
X907,   Prindpal  of  High  School,  San  Bernardino. 

Robert  Armstrong,  M.D.,  '68,  Jefferson  CoU. 

Author  and  Publisher  of  "Glossography  "  and  Glossal  Alphabet,  Rock  Park,  Ramooa. 
W.  F.  Hughes. 

1906,  Prindpal  of  Euclid  Avenue  School,  145  W.  33d  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
George  Arthur  Merrill,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

X894,   Prindpal  of  California  School  of  Mechanical  Arts,  and  (1894)  Director  of  Wil- 
merding  School  of  Industrial  Arts,  i6th  and  Utah  Sts.,  San  Francisco. 

190X    J.  N.  Bowman,  A.B.  '96.  A.M..  Ph.D.,  '00.  Heidelberg  Univ. 

X906,   Professor  of  History,  University  of  California;  res.,  3223  Woolsey  St.,  Beikeley. 

EsTELLE  Carpenter,  Grad.  Tomlins  Inst,  of  Music. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  City  Schools,  and  in  State  Normal  School,  1448  Willard 
St.,  Sta.  F,  San  Francisco. 

Jesse  A.  Ellsworth,  A.B..  '86,  A.M..  '89.  Middlcbury  Coll. 

Padfic  Manager  of  The  Macmillan  Co.,  San  Francisco;  temporary  address,  Lode 
Box  369,  Berkeley. 

Efner  a.  Farrinoton,  A.B..  '86.  Oberlin  Coll. 

1906,  Instructor  in  Sdence,  High  Schools,  Monrovia. 

Wilbur  A.  Fiske,  A.M.,  De  Pauw  Univ. 

1907,  Department  of  Geology  and  Mineralogyt  Ocddental  College,  Los  Angeles;    res^ 

495  Cypress  Ave.,  Pasadena. 

Augusta  L.  Franck,  A.B.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Cloris. 

Frank  Kyselka,  LL.B.,  '94.  LL.M.,  '05.  Columbian  Univ. 

X900,   Superintendent  and  Special  Disbursing  Agent,  Hoopa  Valley  Indian  Agency  aad 
School,  Hoopa. 

Mary  Agnes  Lang. 

1891,  Prindpal  of  Jefferson  Street  School,  301  S.  Grand  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 

Philip  Sheridan  Woolsey,  B.L.,  '95.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

Representative  of  AJancrican  Book  Co..  163  Grove  St.,  San  Francisco. 

X903    Jakes  Cullen  Bryant,  A.B.,  '00,  LeUnd  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X904,   Teacher  of  Matliematics  and  Chemistry,  High  School,  San  Joa^;  res.,  Los  Gatos. 


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xgoa     Silas  Wright  Moumtz. 

Director  and  Instructor  in  Vocal  Music,  Harmony,  History  and  J*ublic  School 
Music,  The  Mounts  Music  School;  res.,  Y.  M.  C.  A..  Fresno. 

Tbomas  R.  Ckoswell,  A.B..  '91,  Bowdoin  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '90,  Clark  UniT. 

3651  Rooieo  St.,  Los  Angdes. 
W.  G.  HAKTKANrr. 

Manager  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  565  Market  St.,  San  Fandsco. 
Hasbkouck  O.  Palen. 

F.ducational  Department,  Milton  Bradley  Co..  147-151  Grove  St.,  San  Francisco. 

Mas.  Georgia  A.  Wiard,  Grad.,  '96,  Nebr.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

Teacher  in  Graded  School,  Chula  Vista;  express  office.  National  Qty. 

X905     Rt.  Rb\\  Thomas  J.  Conatt,  A.B.,  '69.  Holy  Cross  Coll.,  D.D..  '89,  Georgetown  Univ.;  J.C.D..  '96' 
Laval  Univ.,  Quebec. 
Bishop  of 'Monterey  and  Los  Angdes;  717  S.  Burlington  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 

BiRNEY  H.  DomnELL,  Ph.B.,  '98.  Univ.  of  CaL 

1899,   Vice-Principal  of  Polytechnic  High  School,  6313  Pasadena  Ave.,  Los  Angelas. 

Flora  T.  Edgecohb,  Grad. '05,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Worce^er,  Mass. 

1907.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  938  Lincoln  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
Grace  E.  Everett. 

1901,   Supervisor  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  an  N.  Church  St.,  Grass  Valley. 

Alexis  Everett  Frye,  LL.B.,  '90*  A.M.,  '07,  Harvard  Univ. 
Educational  Author,  Highland. 

Mrs.  Albert  Evans  Mxllieen,  A.B.,  '97,  Cornell  Uu'v. 
CcMTOonui,  Kings  Co. 

Homer  B.  Spragub,  A.B.,  *«.  A.M.,  *sk,  Yale  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  *73.  Univ.  of  N.  Y. 


OUE,  A.B.,  '«.  A.M.,  'S^.  Yale  UOU. 
809  Grand  View  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 


JETVERSON  Taylor,  A.B.,  '73,  A.M.  '76,  Colby  Coll. 

1901,   Principal  ot  High  School,  (xpos)  Supervising  Principal  of  Grades,  and  (1907)  Presi- 
dent of  County  Board  of  Education;  res.,  419  £^  St.  Ontario. 
Laura  B.  Wore. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Presbyterian  Mission  School  for  Indian  Children,  North  Fork. 

X904    John  A.  Cranston.  B.Sc.,  St  Lawrence  Univ. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  305  Cypress  Ave.,  Santa  Ana. 
Ella  Victoria  Dobbs. 

1904,  Instructor  in  Elementary  Manual  Arts,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute,  960  E. 
Cotorado  St.,  Pasadena. 

Grenville  C.  Emery.  A.B.,  '68,  A.M.,  '70,  Bates  Coll.;  Litt.D.,  '04. 

1890,   Head  Master  of  The  Harvard  School,  Western  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 

Frederic  Ernest  Farrincton.  A.B.,  '94,  Harvard  Univ.;  A«M..  'oa,  Ph.D.,  '04.  Columbia  Univ. 

X904,  Assistant  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  California,  Berkeley. 
Fred  F.  Jefeers. 

X90X,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  41 1  Kipling  St.,  Palo  Alto. 

Benjamin  Franelin  Stacey,  A.B.,  B.D.,  '98,  Lombard  Coll.;  A.  M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Ariz. 

X904,  Head  of  Department  of  History  and  Economics,  Throop    Polytechnic    Institute; 
Pasadena. 
1905     Frank  A.  Bouellb. 

X906,   Principal  of  Fourteenth  Street  School,  8a4  Mallard  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
Loins  N.  BirrTNER. 

Martinez. 
John  Edgar  Coover,  Pd.B.,  '98,  Colo.  State  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  '04,  A.M.,  '05,  Lehuid  Stanford  Jr. 
Univ. 
X907,  Principal  of  Union  High  School,  Dixon. 

James  Franklin  Chamberlain.  Ed.B.,  and  S.B.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1895,   Department  ot  Geography,  State  Normal  School,  Los  Angeles;  res.,  33  N.  Hudson 
Ave.,  Pasadena. 
Harry  Trumbull  Cliyton,  Ph.B.,  '95,  Yale  Univ. 

X907,   Assistant  Professor  of  Physics,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute;  res.,  87 x   N.  Lake 
Ave..  Paj    ■ 


Henry  Kerr,  B.Sc.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1905.  Prindpal  of  Escelsior  Union  High  School,  Norwalk. 
William  H.  Lanodon. 

District  Attorney,  35x0  Bush  St.,  San  Frandsco. 

Morris  C.  James,  A.B.,  'pa,  Johns  Honkins  Univ. 

1899,   Prindpalof  the  High  School,  a6xa  Regent  St.,  Berkeley. 

Duncan  MacKinnon,  A.B.,  Lelaiui  Stanford,  Jr.  Univ. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1648  D  St.,  San  Diego. 

Wayne  Prescott  Smtih,  A.B.,  '93,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Woostcr. 
X905,   Head  of  Department  of  History,  State  Normal  School,  Los  Angeles. 

Paul  Eve  Stewart,  L.L.  '03,  Peabody  Coll. 

X90S,  Prindpal  of  Wilson  School,  5  Ford  Place,  Pasadena. 


74  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [CdilornU 

CAUFORNIA— Cm/mimI 

1905  D.  J.  Sullivan. 

With  the  Americma  Book  Company,  1x68  Ellis  St.,  Saa  Fnndsoo. 

1906  Lester  W.  Baktlett,  A.B.,  '05,  Whemton  Coll. 

1937.   Student  at  University  of  California,  Berkeley. 
A.  Hakvey  Collins.  A.B.,  '^,  Univ.  of  Ind. 

Sujpervising  Principal  of  Schools,  and  Principal  of  High  School,  Badillo  and  First 
St.,  Covida. 
AsTHUE  L.  Hamilton. 

1906,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schonb,  836  N.  Raymond  Ave.,  Pasadena. 
Charles  C.  Hughes.  Grad.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  1423  Cottage  St.,  Alameda. 
Anna  Hyle,  Grad.,  '00,  Kindergarten  Coll. 

In  care  of  W.  F.  Bloom.  Oleander. 

0.  A.  Johnson,  B.Sc.  '00.  Valparaiso  Coll.:  A.B.,  *o6.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

^       1907.  Principal  of  High  School,  P.  O.  Box  33,  Santa  Rosa. 
Charles  E.  Keyrs.  A.M..  '01.  Marietta  CoU. 

X900.  Principal  of  Lafayette  School;  res..  468  Oakland  Ave.,  Oakland. 
Edgar  L.  MrrCHEL,  A.B..  *oi,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1903,   Principal  of  Union  High  School,  Santa  Maria. 
James  O.  Osborn,  B.L..  *ox,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  565  Market  St.,  San  Francisco. 

1907  John  Ho\'ey  Allen,  B.Sc.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1906,  Assistant  in  Physics,  University  of  California;  res.,  »si2  Bancroft  Way.  Berkeley. 
Miss  Lew  A.  Ball. 

6a6,  8th  St.,  Oakland. 
Edward  S.  Ballbnger. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  Seventh-Day  Adventist  Parochial  Schools,  257  S.  HUl  St..  Los 
Aiigeles. 

Charles  Emqry  Barber,  .\.B..  *o4,  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Principal  of  Occidental  Academy;  res..  5105  Echo  St.,  Los  Angeles. 

Mary  G.  Barnum,  B.L.,  '94.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1906,  iSrincipal  of  Academic  Department,  Cumnock  School;  res..  1500  Ftguenta  St.,  Los 

Angeles. 
F.  K.  Barthel. 

Head  of  Wood  Department,  Polytechnic  High  School,  San  Francisco. 
Bertha  Hirsch  Baruch,  A.B.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Southern  Cal. 

X905.   Editor  of  "  Practical  Ethics,"  Sunday  Times  Magazine,  x  168  W.  38th  St.,  Lo«  Angeles 
Phares  a.  Behannesey. 

President  and  Founder  of  Syrian  Natknal  Library,  xaas  S.  Vermont  St.,  Los  Angeles. 

M.  C.  Bettinger.  A.B..  *o4,  Syracuse  Univ. 

X903,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  3606  S.  Flower  St.,  Los  Angeles. 

Miss  A.  H.  Billings.  B.L.,  '91   Smith  CoU.;   Ph.D..  *98.  Yale  Univ. 

English  Department,  State  Normal  School,  Los  Angeles. 

Frank  F.  Bunker,  Ph.B.,  *ox,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

Assistant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools;  41  x  W.  46lh  St.,  Los  Angeles, 
J.  M.  BuRK,  A.B.  '03.  Nebr.  Wes.  Univ. 

Master  of  Anderson  Academy,  Irvington. 
Ray  E.  Chase,  A.B.,  '09,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

Prinapal  of  Union  High  School,  St.  Helena. 
Herbert  F.  Clark. 

X903,   Supervising  Principal  of  Grammar  Schools,  149  Ivor  A\t..  Hollywood. 

1.  C.    COLCORD. 

Superintendent  of  Parochial  Schools,  Hraldsburg. 
Harry  Ludwig  Colestock,  A.B.,  '04,  Columbian  Univ. 

Burlingame. 
Charles  Thompson  Conger,  A.B.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Mixm. 

1907,  Instructor  in  History,  Ventura  High  School;  res.,  576  W.  5th  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
C.  H.  CovELL,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.  ' 

X906,   Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  Chino. 
Raymond  Cree. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Riverside  County,  Courthouse,  Riverside. 
Moses  S.  Cross,  A.B.,  '81.  Northwestern  Univ.;   A.M.,  *84,  B.D.,  '03,  D.D.,  Univ.  of  the  Pacific. 

Acting  PresideiU  of  University  of  the  Pacific;  res.,  755  Emory  St.,  San  Jos^ 
Percy  Erwin  Davidson,  A.B^  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M.,  Harvard  Univ. 

Acting  Assistant  Professor  of  Education,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  University,  Stanford 
Umversity. 
Helena  Ddiock. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  El  Modena;  res.,  1675  W.  a«d  St..  Los  Angeles. 
James  Ferguson.  A.B.,  'go,  A.M.,  'ox,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1905,   Head  of  Departnient  of  Commerce,  Mission  High  School,  Burlingame. 
Ida  M.  Fisher. 

Director  of  Music,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  456  E.  Santa  Clara  St.,  San  Joa^. 
Albie  Naomi  Fletcher,  PIlB.,  '05,  Kalamazoo  Coll.  and  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

3a X  Grand  Ave.,  Alhambra. 


Califarnia]         UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  75 

CALIFORNIA— Cffff/MiMMl 

1907     William  W.  Fogo.  B.Sc.,  '9a,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

X906,   Plindpal  of  High  School,  Nevada  Qty. 
John  Fryer,  LL.D.,  Alfred  Univ. 

1895,  Professor  of  Oriental   Languages  and  liteiature,  University  of  California;  res., 
2620  Duxant  Ave.,  Berkeley. 
Isabel  Garwood,  A.B.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

Teacher  in  Modesto  Grammar  School.  1402  B  St.,  Hayward. 
Wallace  Kendall  Gaylord,  S.B.,  *93,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1893,   Professor  of  Chemistry,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute;    res.,  75  N.  Hudson  Ave., 
Pasadena. 
Arnold  L.  Gesell,  Ph.B.,  ^03,  Univ.  of  Wb.;  Ph.D..  *o6.  Clark  Univ. 

1906,  Department  ojf  Psychology,  State  Normal  School,  Los  Angeles. 
J.  Z.  Gilbert,  Ph.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '95,  Kans.  St.  Univ. 

X904,   Department  of  Biology,  High  School;  res.,  3300  Griffin  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 
Barbara  A.  Greenwood. 

Z90X,   Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  Public  Schools,  133  W.  Center  St.,  Pomona. 
Joseph  M.  Hamilton. 

X905,   Principal  of  Crescent  School,  Crescent  Qty. 
Mrs.  M.  a.  Harper. 

Instructor  in  Physical  Education,  639  S.  Grand  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 
Mrs.  Cordelia  E.  Hays. 

Superintendent  of  Mono  County  Schools,  Bridgeport. 
Mrs.  IifOGENE  W.  Huey. 

Principal  of  Ward  School,  Upland. 
Edward  Hyatt. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Sacramento. 
Carrie  E.  Johnson. 

1906,   Teacher  of  Sloyd,  731  Cypress  Ave.,  Pasadena. 
Lucy  K.  Johnston,  Grad.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  San  Diego,  Cal. 

X907,   Principal  of  School,  Pacific  Beacn. 
Mark  Keppel,  Ph.B.,  '93,  San  Joaquin  Valley  Coll. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  1354  Bond  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
Mrs.  Mark  Keppel. 

Z354  Bond  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
E.  E.  Knepper,  A.B.,  '91.  Heidelberg  Univ. 

X907,   Supervising  Priixcipal  of  Schools,  Monrovia. 
Emily  O.  Lamb. 

Teacher  in  State  Normal  School,  Albatross  Inn,  San  Diego. 
Alexis  F.  Lanos,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Z907,   Head  of  Department  of  Education,  University  of  California;  res.,  2629  Haste  St., 
Berkeley. 
George  L.  Leslie,  B.Sc.,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

Dixector  of  Departments  of  Science,  City  Schools,  Box  1303,  Los  Angeles. 
Ernest  J.  Lickley,  LL.B.,  *o6.  Coll.  of  Law,  Univ.  of  So.  Cal. 

Principal  of  Paxental  and  Special  Schools;  res.,  929  S.  Figueroa  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
C.  E.  Locke,  M.Didac.,  '96,  Iowa  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  Ph.B.,  '99.  Leandcr  Clack  Coll.;  A.M.,  *o6,  Univ. 
of  So.  Cal. 
Teacher  of  History,  Polytechnic  High  School;  res.,  2973  Roxbury  St.,  Los  Angeles. 

J.   O.   LOVEJOY. 

President  of  the  Tulare  Free  Library  Association,  Tulare. 
Ora  Lovejoy. 

1905,  Teacher  in  Qty  Schools,  743  N.  Maltman  Ave..  Los  Angeles. 

K.   C.   LUBRtCK. 

Principal  of  Schools,  Covena. 
Harry  G.  Lucas.  A.B.,  '05.  Healdsburg  Coll. 

X905,   Principal  of  Fernando  Academy,  San  Fernando. 
Ella  Alferetta  Ludwig,  A.B.,  *9o,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Vice-Prindpal  of  High  School;  res.,  175  E.  Center  St.,  Pomona. 
Leona  May  Marrick.  . 

Whittier. 
Allen  B.  Martin,  B.Sc.,  *97,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X904,   Principal  ot  High  School,  305,  6th  St.,  Marysville. 
Olivia  Rbbkkah  McCabb. 

1906,  Supervoor  of  Sloyd,  Montecito;  res.,  Lompoc. 
H.  H.  McCutchan. 

Principal  of  Atlantic  Avenue  School,  5x7  W.  9th  St.,  Long  Beach. 
C.  L.  McLane. 

X899,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  471  Nielsen  Ave.,  Fresno. 
William  Earl  McLaughlin.M.  Accts.,  *oo.  Mount  Angel  Coll. 

190S,   Principal  of  Commercial  Department,  High  School;  res.,  1825  Everett  St.,  Alameda. 
A.  S.  McPherron,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Oberlin  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  San  Bernardino  County  Schools,  503  W.  Colton  Ave.,  Redlands. 
Ada  J.  Miller,  Ph.B.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X905,  Associate  Professor  of  English,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute;  res.,  107  Ford  Place, 
Paj    * 


76  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [CaHfoniU 

CAUrOt^NlA—Contimued 

1907    DeWitt  Clinton  Montgomeky,  A.B.,  'oi,  A.M.,  'oa. 

Superintendent  of  Schook  of  Sonoma  Count),  Santa  Rota. 

J.  J.    MOKGAN. 

Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  511  W.  pth  St.,  Long  Beach. 
George  U.  Moyse,  A.B.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Cat. 

Principal  of  High  School.  5th  and  K  Sts.,  Glendak. 
Etta  Velida  Neibel,  B.L.,  *o6,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1907,  Teacher  in  City  Schools,  1713  Heller  St.,  Long  Beach. 
Mrs.  Alice  R.  Norton. 

1906,  Teacher  in  PuUic  Schools,  806  Bryant  Sf..  Palo  Alto. 
Adolfh  John  Olson,  Ph.B..  and  Ed.B.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X907,   Principal  of  Union  High  School,  Elsinore. 
Milton  R.  Paricelee,  litt.B..  *o7,  Pd.M.,  '04.  Mich.  Nor.  Coll. 

1907,  Assistant  Head  Master  of  Harvard  Military  Academy,  cor.  W.  i6th  St.  and  Western 

Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 
Virginia  Pease. 

Principal  of  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute,  Elementary  School;    res.,  989  N.  Los 
RoUes  Ave.,  Pasadena. 

A.  C.  Pece.  A.M.,  '70,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X905,   Principal  of  Commercial  Department,  Lassen  County  High  School,  SusanviUe. 
M.  R.  Pendleton. 

Principal  of  23d  Avenue  School,  Los  Angeles;  res.,  Long  Beach. 

H.   F.   PiKNELL. 

1904,  Superintendent  oi  Gty  Schools,  San  Pedro. 
Max  Alaric  Plumb,  B.Sc.,  '97.  Tufts  Coll. 

1907,  Instructor  in  Mechanics  and  Mathematics,  Lack  School,  i6th  and  Utah  Su.,  Saa 
Francisco. 
Mrs.  Mary  A.  Ramsdell. 

Supervising  Principal,  Public  Schools,  lai  N.  Eastlake  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 
W.  P.  Rankin,  A.M.,  *9i- 

Teacher  of  Sdenoes,  High  School;  res.,  501  N.  Locust  St.,  Visalia. 
L.  A.  Read,  M.Sc.,  '99.  lU.  Coll. 

1906,  Prtsident  and  Business  Manager,  Padfic  Union  College,  Healdsburg. 

B.  W.  Reed. 

1896,   Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  834  E.  sSth  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
Amelia  A.  Schmierer,  A.B.,  *o5. 

1907,  Teacher  of  German  and  Latin«  High  School,  Chico. 
Eva  R.  Schneider. 

1901,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Rocklin. 
A.  May  Sharp,  Pd.B.,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

846  S.  Ohio  St.,  Los  Angeles. 

E.  D.  Sharpe,  A.m.,  '07,  Union  Coll.,  Nehr. 

1907,   Director  of  Normal  Department,  Pacific  Union  College,  Healdsburg. 
John  L.  Shearer. 

1879,   Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  9  Seminary  St.,  Napa. 
Everett  Shepardson,  A.M.,  '9a,  Indiana  Univ. 

1906,   Supervisor  of  Training  School,  State  Normal  School;    res.,  1147  Santee  St.,  Los 
Angeles. 
Elizabeth  Shirley. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  307  S.  Hall  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
James  Fred  Smith,  B.Sc.,  *73,  New  Hampshire  Coll.;  A.M.,  *85,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  A.B.,  '00,  Lelaiul 
Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 
1900,   Principal  of  High  School,  43  McCoy  Ave.,  Campbell. 
Elizabeth  Spong. 

Teacher  in  Grammar  School,  Shingle. 
Lucy  Sprague.  A.B.,  '00,  Raddiffe  CoU. 

1906,   Dean  of  Women,  and  Assistant  Professor  of  English,  University  of  California;  res., 
1435  Ridge  Road,  Berkeley. 
Mary  E.  T.  Stevens,  A.M.,  *93,  Oberlin  Coll. 

X907,   Teacher  in  Independence  Grammar  School,  Bishop. 
John  D.  Sweeney. 

1906,   President  of  Tehama  County  Board  of  Education,  iia6  Lincoln  St.,  Red  Bluff. 
Lewis  M.  Terman.  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  '03,  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '05.  Clark  Univ. 

1906,   Department  of  Child-Study  and  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School,  Los  Angeles. 
Gertrude  M.  Thomas.  A.B.,  '03. 

Leland  Stanford  Jr.  University,  Box  963,  Stanford  University. 

F.  Mervyn  Thompson,  B.L.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

Teacher  of  History  and  German,  Washington  Union  High  School,  R.  F.  D.  No.  a. 
Oleander. 

G.  S.  Trowbridge,  A.M.,  *8o,  Iowa  St.  Univ. 

Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  Alhambra. 
H.  La  V.  Twining,  A.B.,  '06,  Univ.  of  So.  Cal. 

Department  of  Physics  and  Electrical  Engineering,  Polytechnic  High  School;   res.. 
1308  Calumet  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 
J.  FRANKLDf  Walker,  A.B.,  '06,  Albion  Coll. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School,  Anaheim. 


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X907    Ma«y  J.  Wesitall. 

1907,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Skyland. 
Benjamin  Ide  Wheeler,  A.B.,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Heidelburg  Univ.,  Gemany;  LL.D.,  Harvard, 
Yale,  Princeton,  Columbia,  Johns  Hopkins. 
President  of  University  of  California,  x8ao  Scenic  Ave.,  Berkeley. 
Mrs.  Sophia  Atwood  Pool  Whcelek. 

X903,   Curator  of  Antonio  F.  Coronel  Collection,  Chamber  of  Commerce;  res.,  aioj  E. 
ist.  St.,  Los  Angeles. 

LtTLU  E.  WHtTE. 

Superintendent  of  Shasta  County  Schools,  Redding. 

A.V.  WiLDCOOSE. 

Director  of  Manual  Training,  High  School,  Ventura. 
Geokce  W.  Wood. 

1907.   Teacher  of  Blacksmithing  and  Forging,  1631  Trinity  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
G.  A.  Young. 

1906,   Principal  of  School,  Downey. 

iNSTmrrioNs 
1895     University  of  Caluornia. 

President,  Benjamin  Ide  Wheeler;  Librarian,  J.  C.  Rowell,  Berkeley. 

1897  LeLAND  StANIORD  JlTNIOR  UNIYERSrTY. 

President,  David  Starr  Jordan;    Librarian,  George  Thomas  Clark,  Stanford  Uni- 
versity. 
Pdblic  Library  of  San  Francisco. 

Secretary,  George  A.  Mullin,  San  Francisco. 
State  Normal  School  at  Crico. 

President,  C.  C.  Van  Liew;  librarian.  Susan  T.  Smith,  Chico. 
State  Normal  School  at  Los  Angeles. 

President,  Jesse  F.  Millspaugh;  Librarian,  Elizabeth  H.  Fargo,  Los  Angeles. 

1898  State  Normal  School,  Library,  San  lost. 

President,  Morris  Elmer  Dailey;  Librarian,  Ruth  Royce,  San  J096. 

1899  California  State  Library. 

Librarian,  J.  L.  Gillis,  Sacramento. 
Pomona  College,  The. 

President,  George  A.  Gates;  Acting  Librarian,  Frances  Foote,  Claremont. 
xgoo    Public  Library,  Los  Angeles. 

Librarian,  Charles  F.  Lummis,  Los  Angeles. 
190a    State  Normal  School  at  San  Diego. 

President,  Samuel  T.  Black,  San  Diego. 
1903    Free  Public  Library,  Sacramento. 

Librarian,  L.  W.  Ripley,  Sacramento. 
XQ04    Alameda  Free  Public  Library. 

President,  George  H.  Mastick;  Librarian,  F.  B.  Graves,  Alameda. 
C906    Library,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Santa  Clara  County. 

County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  D.  T.  Bateman,  Hall  of  Records,  San  Jos^. 
Mechanics- Mercantile  Library,  San  Francisco. 

Librarian,  F.  B.  Graves,  99  Grove  St.,  San  Francisco. 
Pasadena  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Miss  N.  M.  Russ,  Pasadena. 
UNivExsmr  of  Southern  California. 

President,  George  F.  Brovard;  Librarian,  Sarah  K.  Miller,  Los  Angeles. 
1007    A.  K.  Smiley  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Antoinette  M.  Humphreys,  Redlands. 

COLORADO 

LIFE  director 

1883  Aaron  Gove,  A.M.,  '78,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

Ex-Superintendent  of  Sdiools,  care  of  **  Colorado  School  Journal,'*  room  408,  Charles 
Bldg.,  Denver. 

life  members 

1884  Emily  A.  Hayward,  A.M.,  Antioch  Coll. 

3334  Bryant  St.,  Denver. 
b8S6     Frank  Howard  Clark,  B.Didac,  '83,  Univ.  of  Kans.;  A.M.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1905,   President-Treasurer  of  The  Centennial  School  Supply  Co.,  and  Editor  of  "Rocky 
Mountain  Educator,"  1735  Stout  St.,  Denver. 

ACTIVE  members 

xSSa    James  H.  Baker,  A.B.,  '73.  .\-M.,  '76,  LL.D..  '9a.  Bates  Coll. 

Z893,  President  of  University  of  Colorado,  Boulder. 
Robert  H.  Bbggs,  B.Sc,  '68,  HI.  Coll.;  M.Sc.,  '00,  Ft  Worth  Univ.;  A.M.,  '00,  Denver  Univ. 

1880,  Principal  of  Whittier  School;  res.,  3184  S.  Milwaukee  St.,  University  Park. 
%aS^    Z.  X.  SifYDER,  B.Sc.,  '76,  A.B.,  '78,  Ph.D.,  '85,  Wavnesburg  Coll. 

X89X,  President  of  State  Normal  School  of  Colorado,  Greeley. 
aS9»    Lews  C.  Geeknlee,  Grad.  '78,  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Edinboro,  Pa.;  A.M.,  '95,  Waynesbuxg  ColL 

Z904,  Suporintendcat  of  Schools,  1051  Marion  St,  Denver. 


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COhOKADO-ConHtuud 

xSga    William  Hbnay  Smilby,  A.B..  '77,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Denver. 

X893,  Principal  of  East  Side  High  Scbool,  11 15  Race  St..  Denver. 
1893    Charles  A.  Bradley,  '77i  U.  S.  Mit  Acad. 

1894.  Principal  of  Manual  Training  High  School,  Denver;  res.,  R.  F.  D.  No.  i,  Blontclair. 
James  W.  Scott,  A.B..  '95.  Duqueane  ColL 

1899,   Principal  of  Lowell  School;  res.,  794  E.  Yampa  St.,  Colorado  Sprinck 
X895    H.  M.  Barrett.  A.B..  '00,  A.M.,  '93.  Allegheny  Coll. 

X903,  Prinapal  of  Central  Hi|^  School.  Pueblo. 
A.  E.  Brardslby,  B.Sc..  '78,  Cornell  Univ.;  M.Sc..  '98,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

Z893,  Professor  of  Biology,  Sute  Normal  School.  14 la,  toth  St.,  Greeley. 
Georoe  Lyman  Cannon.  A.M.,  '00.  Denver  Univ. 

Z887,   Instructor  in  Geology  and  Biology.  East  Side  High  School,  1914  Pennsylvania  St., 
Denver. 

William  V.  Casey. 

X893,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  8ao  Pine  St.,  Boulder. 
Charles  Ernest  Chamey,  A.B..  '93.  A.M.,  '93.  Leland  .Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;   A.M.,  *94.   Ph.D., 
'97.  Columbia  Univ. 
x897>   Assistant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  3827  W.  jad  St.,  Denver. 
Fred  Dick,  A.M.,  Hamilton  CoU. 

Q^orado  Teachers*  Agency,  336-337  Empire  BIdg.,  Denver. 
John  Dietrich. 

X896,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  9sa  N.  Weber  St..  Colorado  Springs. 
.     Elwood  Waite  Elder,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  '94.  Princeton  Univ. 

X900,  Instructor  in  Physics,  East  Side  High  School,  Denver;  P.  O.,  Montdair. 
John  B.  Garvin,  B.Sc.,  '86,  Univ.  of  III. 

189a,  Instructor  in  Chemistry,  East   Side  High  School,  Dist.  No.  x;  res.,  4545  Grow 
St.  Denver. 
John  Francis  Keating,  A.B.,  '93,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  A.M.,  *o6,  Univ.  of  Denver. 
X896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  South  Side,  1637  Carteret  Ave.,  Pueblo. 
Clara  Louise  LrrrLE,  A.B.,  *o7.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1891.  Teacher  in  Maria  Mitchell  School,  Denver. 
Dora  M.  Moore. 

1893,  Principal  of  Corona  School,  1031  Emerson  St,  Denver. 
Emanuel  Stuver.  B.Sc.  •77.  M.Sc./Ss.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  M.D.,  •80,  Ohio  Med.  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '95. 
Wyo.  Nor.  and  Scientific  Coll. 
3x6  £.  Oak  St.,  Ft.  Collins. 
X896    GuRDON  R.  Miller,  Ph.B.,  '93*  Syracuse  Univ. 

X905,  Department  of  History  and  Sociology.  State  Normal  School;  res.,  X865,  xoth  Ave., 
Greeley. 
Mrs.  Z.  X.  Snyder. 

Greeley. 
X898    Emily  H.  Miles. 

X904.   Teacher  of  Drawing,  West  Side  High  School,  147  W.  xst  Ave,  Denver. 
Richard  H.  Pratt,  Brig.  Gen.  U.  S.  A.  (retired);  LL.D.,  '98.  Dickinson  Coll. 

Room  705  E  and  C  Building;  res.,  The  Perrenoud,  X7th  and  Emerson  Sts.,  Denver. 
H.  W.  ZiRKLE,  A.B.,  '83.  Polytechnic  Inst.,  Va.;  A.M.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

189a,    Principal  of  Elmwood  School,  365  Sherman  Ave.,  Denver. 
X899    Charles  Bartlett  Dyke.  A.B..  '98.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M..*99,  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,   Instructor  in  Education,  University  of  Colorado,  and  (1907)  Head  Master  in  State 
Preparatory  School;  res.,  907,  xxth  St,  Boulder. 
Richard  D.  Ewing,  B.Sc,  '96,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

x9oa.  Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  P.  O.  Bos  X043,  OAando  Springs. 
Mrs.  Helen  Loring  Grenfell,  A.M..  '04*  Univ.  of  Denver. 

1905,  Professor  of  Philosofny  and  Dean  of  Women,  Colorado  State  Agricultural  fVlWffy^ 

Fort  Collins;  address,  1364  Columbine  St.,  Denver. 
Homer  S.  Philips,  Ph.B.,  '83,  Oskaloosa  CoD. 

1890,   Principal  of  Byers  and  Logan  Schools;  res.,  84  S.  Sherman  Ave.,  Denver. 
Elizabeth  Hope  Skinner. 

1895,   Principal  of  Louisa  M.  Alcott  School;  res.,  3500  Boulevard  F,  Denver. 
Henry  B.  Smith.  A.B..  *94.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M..  '96.  Moore's  Hill  CoU. 

X897.   Instructor  in  Latin.  West  Side  High  School,  368  S.  Grant  Ave..  Denver. 
X900    Daniel  E.  Phillips,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Nashville;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Oaik  Univ. 

x8q8.   Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Education,  University  of  Denver,  University  Park. 
X90X    Will  Grant  Chambers,  M.Sc,  '06.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Indiana,  Pa.;  A.M.,  '97,  Lafayette  Coll. 

1904.    Professor  of  Psychology.  State  Normal  School;  res.,  1941.  xoth  Ave.,  Greeley. 
Walter  Hammond  Nichols,  B.Sc,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  '01,  Columbia  Univ. 

XX65.  1 3th  St.,  Boulder. 
Daniel  Pomeroy  Taylor,  A.B.,  *oo,  A.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Monte  Vista. 
X903    C.  Valentine  Kirby. 

1903,   Instructor  in  Art  and  Manual  Training.  Manual  Training  Hidi  Sdiool:  res.,  xacc 
Emerson  St.,  Denver.  ** 

1903    Frederick  P.  Austin,  Ph.B.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

X903.   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  P.  O.  Box  agj.  Leadville. 
Henry  White  Callahan,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ph.D. 

Head  Master  of  Colorado  State  Preparatory  School,  Bookier. 


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COLORADO— CMi^iMf 

1905    Amnztte  £.  Fkrbis,  A.B.,  *a6,  Univ.  of  Ind.;  A.M.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Colo, 
xgoa,  Principal  of  High  School,  620  E.  Main  St.,  Trinidad. 
Fkank  H.  Hopkins,  B.Sc..  Tarkio  Cdl^  and  '01,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

xgoa,   Principal  of  Blanco  County  High  School  and  (1904)  Superintendent  of  City  and 
County  Schoob,  Meeker. 
Alice  Marie  Ksackowuek,  B.S.,  and  B.Ed.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicaga 

1906,  Training  Teacher,'  State  Normal  School;  res.,  17x7,  xoth  Ave.,  Greeley. 
Fkank  Ernest  Thompson,  A.B.,  'ox,  Leland  Stanford  Tr.  Univ. 

1907.  Profeaaor  of  Education,  University  of  Colorado;  res..  1734  Walnut  St.,  Boulder. 
Fkank  F.  Tbokpson,  B.L..  '96.  Mo.  St.  Univ. 

X904,   Supt.  of  Schoob,  804  Rudd  Ave.,  Cannon  City. 
X904    Kathekine  L.  Craio. 

X905,  Sute  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  xass  Downing  Ave.,  Denver. 
Makgarkt  Giddings. 

X903,  Supervisor  of  Kindergartens  and  First  Primary  Grade.  X55X  Downing  Ave.,  Denver. 
A.  Gideon,  B.L.,  'pa,  Univ.  of  Cinnnnati;  Ph.D.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Marburg,  Germany. 

X903,   nofessor  of  Modem  Languages,  Colorado  State  Normal  School,  1863,  xoth  AvCi, 
Greeley. 
TBokas  B.  McDonough. 

Superintendent  ci  Schoob,  Montrose. 
Bektkand  De  Ralph  Pakker,  Jr.,  Ph3.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Julesburg. 
RxsARD  Parsons. 

Principal  of  Columbian  School,  xax  Pearl  St.,  Denver. 
Helen  M.  Pratt. 

Teacher  in  Ashland  School,  53  x  Emerson  St.,  Denver. 
George  W.  Smith,  Ph.B.,  '96,  A.M..  'oa. 

Principal  of  Schools,  Hayden;  express  office,  Wolcott 
Charles  W.  Waddle,  A.B.,  'ox.  A.M.,  '03,  Colorado  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '05.  Clark  Univ. 

X905,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Training  School  and  Training  Teacher,  Upper  Grammar 
Grades,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  192$,  xoth  Ave.,  Greeley. 
XQOS    George  W.  Loomis,  A.B..  '86,  A.M.,  '96,  Albion  CoU. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schoob,  District  No.  x,  Centennial  Bldg..  Puebto. 
Emory  E.  Smiley,  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Denver. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  Durango. 
X906    John  Hervey  Allen,  A.B.,  *84,  A.M.,  *9X.  Haverford  Coll. 

X904,    Supeiintendent  of  Qty  Sdioob.  s»5  Ouray  Ave.,  Grand  Junction. 
Dorothea  K.  Bbggs,  A.B.,  '06,  Denver  Univ. 

X906,   Professor  of  German,  Denver  University;  res.,  a  184  S.  Milwaukee  St.,  Univexsity 
Park. 
Frederick  B.  Bolles. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Rocky  Ford. 
William  T.  Fletcher,  B.Sc..  '00,  Pacific  Univ.;  A.M..  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Dbtrict  No.  x.  Centennial  High  School.  Pueblo. 
Louise  Morris  Hannum,  B.Sc.,  '91,  Welleslev  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '94.  Cornell  Univ. 

X898,  Dean  of  Girb.  and  Head  of  English  Department,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  X717 
xoth  Ave.,  Gxeeky. 
DoRus  R.  Hatch,  A.B..  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Denver. 

Principal  of  Hyde  Park  School.  408  Charles  Building,  Denver. 
Milton  C.  Potter,  Ph.B.,  '95.  Albion  Coll.;  Ph.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1903.  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  Idaho  Springs. 
Stantord  L.  Stoner,  A.B.,  '09,  Ohio  North.  Univ.;  B.Sc.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X905.   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  8ax  Harrison  Ave.,  Leadville. 
R.  W.  Whalen. 

X905.  Supervisor  of  Writing.  Public  Schoob,  xx8  N.  Weber  St.,  Cok>rado  Springs. 
1907      M.  C.  BOALS. 

Palbade. 
Charles  E.  Carter,  A.M.,  '04,  Ph.D.,   '06,  Univ.  of  M. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  District  No.  6,  Weld  County,  Greeley. 
W.  E.  Knapp. 

Principal  of  Cheltenham  School;  res.,  xa4o  Ogden  St.,  Denver. 
Mrs.  Emma  Gertrude  Leake,  Ph.B.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Colo.;  Pd.M.,  'f>8.  New  York  Univ. 

Representative  of  Horace  K.  Turner  Co.,  Art  Ezhitnts  for  Schools,  Boston,  Mass.; 
res..  Hotel  Belvidere,  Denver. 

INSTrrUTIONS 

1897     State  Normal  School  at  Greeley. 

President,  Z.  X.  Snyder;  Secretary,  Vernon  McKelvey,  Greeley. 
looa     UNivERsmr  or  Denver,  Library. 

ChanceUor,  H.  A.  Buchtel,  University  Park. 
University  of  Colorado,  Library. 

President,  James  H.  Baker;  Librarian,  Alfred  E.  Whitaker,  Boulder. 
igoj     Public  Library,  Denver. 

librarian,  Charles  R.  Dudley,  Denver. 
1905     CoBUMS  Library  or  Colorado  College. 

President,  William  F.  Slocum,  Librarian;  M.  D.  Ormea,  Colorado  Springs. 


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CONNECTICUT 

Lin  MEMBER 

1871    James  B.  Meiwin. 

1867.  Editor  of  **  American  Journal  of  Education,"  Lecturer  on  Literary  and  Educatiooal 
Subjects.  Middlefiefd. 

ACriVK  MEMEEIS 

1879    DAvm  N.  Camp.  A.M..  '53.  Y^le  CoU. 

1855,   President  of  New  Britain  Library,  0  Camp  St.,  New  Britain. 
1889    Chaelbs  W.  Deane,  A.M..  '84.  PluD.,  '9a,  Allegheny  Coll. 

1893,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3676  Main  St,  Bridgeport. 

1895  Nathan  Ljee  Bbhop. 

1877,  Superintendent  of  Central  District  Schools,  7  Huntington  PL,  Norwich. 
Chaelbs  H.  Keyes,  A.B.,  '78,  St.  Johns  CoU. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  South  District,  9  Madison  St.,  Hartford. 

1896  E.  Heemann  Aenolo,  M.D.,  '04,  Yale  Uniy. 

1895,  Director  of  New  Haven  Normal  School  of  Gymnastics,  46  York  Sq.,  New  Haven. 

1897  Beel«  Wrioht  Tinkee.  A.B.,  '88.  A.M..  '89,  Bates  CoO. 

1897,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  98  Randolph  Ave..  Waterbury. 

1898  Asthcte  Deerin  Call,  Ph.B.,  *o6.  A.M.,  '05.  Brown  Univ. 

1904.   Supervising  Principal  of  Second  North  District,  18  Shultas  PI.,  Hartford. 

1899  Wateemam  Rtmjs  Buenham. 

1904,   Corporate  Member  of  Norwich  Free  Academy  Corporation,  36a  Main  St.,  Norwich 
WnjJAM  NoETB  Rice,  A.B.,  '65,  A.M.,  '68,  Wesleyan  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '67.  Yale  CoU.;  LL.D.,  '86.  Syrm- 
cuse  Univ. 
1867,  Professor  of  Geology,  Wesleyan  University,  31  College  PL,  Middletown. 
1901    Ralph  L.  Baldwih. 

1904,  Supervisor  of  Music,  PubUc  Schools,  81  Tremoot  St.,  Hartford. 
Feeoeeick  St.  John  HrrcHCOCK. 

1906,   Principal  of  the  Manual  Training  and  Industrial  School;  res.,  48  Granite  St.,  New 


Mas.  Helen  Brown  Keyes. 

9  Madison  St..  Hartford. 
Clinton  S.  Marsh,  A.B.,  '91,  ComeU  Univ. 

X906,  Superintendant  of  Township  Schools,  WaUingford. 
Willis  I.  Twrcrell.  A.B.,  Middlebury  CoU. 

Principal  of  West  Middle  School,  31  Atwood  St..  Hartford. 
X9oa    Mrs.  Maey  R.  Gale  Davis,  Pd.M.,  '04,  Sch.  of  Ped.,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Educational  Lecturer,  865  Iranistan  Ave.,  Bridgeport. 
W.  Allen  Drushel,  B.Sc.,  '96,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.B..  '05,  Yale  Univ. 

1905,  Graduate  Student  in  Yale  University,  47  Lake  PL.  New  Haven. 
Mbs.  Martha  Keug  Genths,  Ph.D.,  '00.  Univ.  of  Heidelberg,  Germany. 

190a,   Instructor  in  Beacon  School,  24  Sumner  St.,  Hartford. 
Frank  Oscar  Jones.  A.B.,  '97,  Brown  Univ.;  A.M.,  '07,  Yale  Univ. 

1900,   Supervising  Principal  of  Dwight  District,  450  Edgewood  Ave.,  New  Haven. 
Feed  A.  Verplanck,  A.B..  '88,  Yale  Univ. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  and  Principal  of  State  Training  Sdiool,  S56  Main  Su 
South  Manchester. 
1903    Frank  Herbert  Beede.  .A.B..  '83.  Yale  Univ. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  87  Orange  St.,  New  Haven. 
Frank  Warren  Eaton.  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

1899,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Naugatuck. 
Charles  Daniel  Hine,  A.B..  LL.B.,  Yale  Univ.;  LL.B..  Towa  St.  Univ. 

Secretary  of  State  Board  of  Education,  Capitol  Building,  Hartford. 
Stanley  H.  Holmes.  A.B..  '87,  A.M..  '90,  Colby  CoU. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  a8o  Arch  St..  New  Britain. 
Benjamin  Jepson. 

1865,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  294  lAurence  St.,  New  Haven. 
Maud  V.  Keyes. 

1906.  Teacher  in  Horace  Mann  School,    Teachers  College;    res.,  499  W.  135th  St., 
New  York;  home  address,  9  Madison  St..  Hartford. 
LouB  Benton  Matthias,  B.C.S..  '89,  B.Sc..  '93.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1898.    Principal     of    Commercial    Department.   High    School,    37    Buckingham     St., 
Bridgeport. 
Mes.  Maud  Kino  Murphy,  A.B.,  '88,  Vassar  CoQ. 
306  Livingston  St.,  New  Haven. 
Wilbur  F.  Nichols,  A.R.,  '80.  A.M.,  *8s,  Amherst  CoU. 

Supervising    Principal,  Public  Schoob,  Eaton   District,  31  Livingston  St,  New 
Haven. 
A.  E.  Peteeson,  A.B.,  '9a,  A.M.,  '07,  Tufts  CoU. 

1905,   Principal  of  High  School,  Danbury. 
Alice  E.  Reynolds. 

1898,   Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  328  Main  St,  West  Haven. 
Edward  Armington  Sammis.  Ph.B.,  '05,  Brown  Univ. 

1896.  Head  of  Commercial  Department,  and  Master  of  High  School.  60  Grove  St..  Stun* 
ford. 


Ddawaie]        UPE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  8l 

CONNECTICUT— Cm<mm««(I 

T903    Edwabd  B.  Sellew,  A.B.,  '90,  WiUianu  CoU. 

X904.  Supervismg  Principal,  Lovell  District,  807  Orange  St.,  New  Haven. 
S.  P.  WiLLAXo,  A.B.,  Yak  Uoiv. 

Agent  of  State  Board  of  Education,  Colchester. 
Clasence  H.  Woolsby,  A.B.,  'go.  Harvard  Univ.;  LL.B.,  *9a,  New  York  Univ.;  A.M.,  '95,  Ph.D., 
*97,  Washington  Univ. 
X906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3a  Brainerd  Ave.,  Middletown. 

1904  Walter  D.  Hood,  A.B.,  '94,  Yale  Univ. 

190J,  Superintendent  of   Schools  of  Shelton   and  Stratford;   res.,    245    Coram    Ave., 
Shelton. 
John  Maddox. 

1907,  Principal  of  Windham  High  School,  Willimantic. 

1905  Edwin  C  Andkews.  A.B..  *8o,  Williams  Coll. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  149  S.  Cliff  St.,  Ansonia. 
Feane  a.  Bessy,  A.B.,  '07,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Conn. 

X907,  Head  of  English  Department,  High  School.  8  Foster  St.,  Danbury. 
Henxy  T.  Buss,  M.Sc,  *oo.  Harvard  Univ. 

X904.  Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  xaa  Windham  St.,  Willimantic. 
Cbasles  Httbbasd  Jddd,  A.B..  '94,  Ph.D.,  '06. 

Piofcasor  of  Psychology,  and  (X907)  Director  of  the  Psychological  Laboratory,  Yale 
University;  res.,  3 18.  Willow  St.,  New  Haven. 
John  Russexj.  Peseins,  A.B.,  '89.  A.M.,  '9a.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X904,   Principal  of  Normal  School;  res.,  7a  Deerhill  Ave.  Danbury. 

1906  Habsy  M.  Gebsy.  A.B.,  '98,  Colby  CoU. 

X903,  Educational  Director  of  Hillyer  Institute,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Night  School,  Drawer  xo, 
Hartford. 
X907    Edwasd  p.  Chestes. 

X906,  Teacher  of  Mechanical  Drawing  and  Manual  Training.  60  Prest  St.,  Box  593,  New 


Shebkan  I.  GsAVES,  A.B.,  '94.  Bates  Coll. 

Supervising  Principal  of  Strong  District,  x86  Grand  Ave.,  New  Haven. 
Lb  La  Place  Habdino.  B.Sc,  '06,  Rhode  Island  Coll. 

Teacher  of  Mathematics  and  Science,  Manual  Training  School;  res.,  360  Broad  St., 
New  London. 

Jaxes  £.  Madican. 

x89a,  Prixujpal  of  Webster  School;  res.,  605  N.  Main  St.,  Waterbury. 

DfSTinrrioNs 

S899    CoNMEcncuT  Agsicultdsal  College. 

President,  Rufus  W.  Stimson;  Librarian,  Edwina  M.  Whitney,  Storra. 
X90X    Boabd  or  Education,  New  Haven,  Conn. 

Superintendent,  F.  H.  Beede,  New  Haven. 
Fbzb  Public  Libsasy,  New  Haven. 

Librarian,  W.  K.  Stetson,  New  Haven. 
Yale  Uniyebsity,  Libsasy. 

President,  Arthur  T.  Hadley;  Secretary,  Anson  Phelps  Stokes,  Jr.;  librarian,  John 
Christopher  Schwab,  New  Haven. 
XQoa    Haetvobd  Theological  SmnNASY. 

President,  W.  Douglas  Mackenzie;  librarian,  Charles  S.  Thayer,  Case  Memorial 
library,  Hartford. 
New  Bbitain  Institute. 

Care  of  David  N.  Camp,  New  Britain. 
Silas  Bbonson  Libsasy. 

President  of  library  Board,  John  O'Neill;  librarian,  Helen  Sperry,  Grand  St., 
Waterbury. 
1903    AicsoNiA  Libsasy,  The. 

librarian,  Anna  Hadley,  Ansonia. 
Pebcuson  Libsasy. 

President,  Jas.  B.  Williams;  librarian,  Miss  E.  Van  Hoevenberg,  Stamford. 
Stbattobd  Libsasy  Association. 

President,  George  W.  Fairchild;  librarian,  Frances  B.  Russell,  Stratford. 
s<»o4    The  Pece  Libbasy,  Norwich  Free  Academy. 

Principal,  Henry  A.  Turell;  Librarian,  Helen  Marshall,  Norwich. 

DELAWARE 
active  membess 

x8oo    Geobob  W.  TwmfYSE,  A.M.,  '83.  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.;  M.Sc.,  '90.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Mansfiekl, 
Pa.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Lafayette  CoU. 

X900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1x09  Jefferson  St.,  Wilmington. 
X89X     Edwoia  Blanche  Ksuse,  A.M.,  '00,  Lincoln  Univ. 

X876,  Principal  of  Howard  High  School,  ao6  E.  xoth  St.,  WUmington. 
X896    A.  H,  Bbzun,  A.M.,  '88,  Hamilton  CoU. 

x888,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  804  W.  8th  St.,  WUmington. 


82  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Cohimbi* 

CONNECTICUT— C<w/tiMMrf 
190a    Maky  M.  Turner. 

189a,  Principal  of  the  WiUard  Hall  Grammar  Scbod;  ict..  looi  Madiaon  St.,  Wilmiogton. 
1903    Arthur  R.  Spaio,  A.B.,  '93,  Wilmington  Coll.;  A.M.,  '94,  Haverford  CoU. 

X90J,  Supenntendent  of  Free  Schoob  of  New  Cattle  County,  505  W.  axst  St..  WilmingtoiD. 
X905    Floyd  Palmkr  Johnson,  A.B.,  '00,  Cornell  Univ. 

In  charae  of  Boya'  High  School,  and  Teacher  of  Latin  and  Greek.  4th  and  West 
St8.,  Wilmington. 
Herschel  a.  Norvis,  A.B.,  '97,  A.M.,  '98,  Princeton  Univ. 

1899,  Principal  of  Wilmington  Friends'  School,  819  Waihington  St.,  Wihnington. 

INSTrrUTIONS 

1901    Principals'  Round  Table,  Wilmington. 

Librarian,  Mary  C.  I.  Williams,  Wilmington. 
WiufiNCTON  Institute  Free  Library. 

Librarian,  Arthur  L.  Bailey,  Wilmington. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

LIEB  DIRECTORS 

1876    William  Torrey  Harris,  A.M.,  '69,  Yale;  LL.D.,  '70,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  '94t  Univ.  of  Pa.;  'oSi  Yale  Univ.; 
'96,  Princeton  Univ.,  AM.,  Ph.D.,  '93.  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '99.  Umv.  of  Jena, 
Germany. 
Ex-Commissioner  of  Education  of  the  United   States,  1360  Fairmont  St,  N.  W., 
Washington. 
1880    Jakes  Ormond  Wilson.  A.M.,'74i  Dartmouth  Coll. 

x89a,  Secretary  of  American  Colonization  Society,  450  Pennsylvania  Ave.,  N.  W.,  Wadi- 
ington. 

LIFE  MEMBERS 

1870    John  Wesley  Hoyt,  A.M.,  Ohio  Wcs.  Univ.;  M.D.,  Eclectic  Med.  Coll.,  Cincinnati.  O.;  LLJ>.  Uiut. 
of  Mo. 
Chdrman  of  National  University  Committee  of  400,  The  Victoria,  Washington. 
1876    Samuel  S.  Laws,  D.D. 

1733  Q  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington, 
1880    John  Hrrz. 

1887.  Superintendent  of  Volta  Bureau,  i6ox,  35th  St.,  Washington. 
1884    Alex.  Graham  Bell,  LL.D.,  Ph.D.,  M.D. 

133 1  Connecticut  Ave.,  Washington. 

active  members 

1891    Elmer  Ellsworth  Brown,  A.B.,  '80.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D.,  '90.  Halle. 

1906,   Commissioner  of  Education  of  the  United  States,  Bureau  of  Education,  Washington. 
1894    Susan  Plessner  Pollock.  Grad.  of  Kg.  Nor.  Inst.,  Berlin,  Prussia. 

Principal  of  Kindergarten  Normal  Institution;   res.,  1516  Columbia  Road,  N.  W., 
Washington. 
189s    Allan  Davis.  B.Sc..  '90,  M.Sc.,  '96,  Columbian  Univ.;  LL.M.,  '03,  Nat.  Law  School.  Washington. 
1890,   Principal  of  Business  High  School,  900,  nth  St.,  S.  £.,  Washington. 
Anna  Tolman  Smith. 

Bureau  of  Education,  Washington. 
1896    Rebecca  Stoneroad,  Grad.,  Oswego  Nor.  Sch.;  M.D.,  '03,  Nat.  Univ. 

1889,  Director  of  Physical  Training,  Public  Schools,  Webster  School,  loth  and  H  Sta.. 

Washington. 

1898  Elizabeth  V.  Brown. 

1904,  Director  of  Primary  Instruction,  1357  Euclid  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
William  Hamilton,  A.B.,  '84.  Moravian  Coll..  Pa.;  A.M.,  '94,  Ph.D..  '01,  Columbia  Univ. 

1890,  Agent  of  Bureau  of  Education  for  Alaska  and  (1904)  Lecturer  in  Department  of  His- 

tory, George  Washington  University;  address.  Bureau  of  Education,  Washington. 
Mrs.  Nora  Lindbnberg  Hoecelsbesger. 

1887,  Teacher  of  German,  Central  High  School,  1305  Q  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
HosMER  M.  Johnson. 

1900,  Supervising  Principal,  Public  Schools;  res.,  1404  Emerson  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington 
Artemas  Martin,  A.M.,  '77,  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '8a.  Rutgers  CoU.;  LL.D.,  '85,  Hillsdale  CoU.;  FeDoW 

of  the  A.  A,  A.  S. 
U.  S.  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey.  Editor  and  Publisher  of  the  '*  Mathematical  Maga- 
zine," and  of  the  "Mathematical  Visitor,"  15 10,  9th  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
WnmELD  Scott  Montgomery,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,'o6.  Dartmouth  CoU.;  M.D.,  '90,  Howard  Univ.,  Med. 
Dept. 
Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  191a,  nth  &.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
LoviCK  Pierce,  A.B.,  '60.  Emory  CoU. 

1893,  Chief  Clerk  in  Bureau  of  Education,  911  Massachusetts  Ave.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
Alex.  Summers,  B.Sc.,  '76.  A.M.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

1894,  Statistician  in  U.  S.  Bureau  of  Education,  Washington. 

1899  Arthur  U.  Craig,  B.Sc.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

1901,  Teacher  of  Mechanical  Drawing,  Armstrong  Manual  Training  School,  Wsjhinct«s; 

res.,  ReaUichne,  Anacostia. 


Florida]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  83 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA-Om^iiMttl 

X899    EowAiD  AuiM  Fat,  A.B.,  '6a,  A.M.,  '65,  Uniy.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D.,  '8x,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1866.  Professor  and  Vice-President,  Gallaudet  College,  3  Kendall  Green,  Washington. 
MzRRnx  EowAKDS  Gates,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '73,  Univ.  of  Rochester;  Ph.D.,  '80,  Univ.  of  St.  of  N.  Y.; 
LL.D.,  '8a,  Princeton  Univ.   and  Univ.    of  Rochester,  'pa,  Williams   Coll.  and 

Columbia  Univ.;  L.H.D.,  '86,  Columbia  Univ. 
Ex-President  of  Rutgers  College  and  of  Amherst  College.  1309  Rhode  Island  Ave., 
Washington. 
Harlan  Updegrafp.  A.M..  '98,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,  Chief  of  Alaska  Division,  Bureau  of  Education,  Washington. 
Z900    F.  W.  Booth.  B.Sc.,  '77.  Iowa  St.  Agri.  Coll. 

1890.  General   Secretary  of  American  Association  to  Promote  the  Teaching  of  Speech  to 
the  Deaf,  1525.  35th  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
WiLLUM  E.  CiiANCELZx>K,  A.B.,  '8o,  A.M..  'pc.  Amherst  Coll. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Dbtrict  of  Columbia,  Franklin  School,  Washington. 
Loms  L.  Hooper,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M., '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

X900,   Head  Master  of  The  Washington  School  for  Boys,  3901  Wisconsin  A\-c.,  Washington. 
Alexander  T.  Stuart,  Ph.B.,  '69,  A.M.,  '04,  Columbian  Univ. 

1906,  Director  of  Intermediate  Instruction,  Franklin  School;  res.,  3106,  17th  St.,  N.  W.. 

Washington. 
I93Z    Dice  J.  Crosby,  M.Sc.,  '00,  Mich.  Agri.  Coll. 

Agricultural  Education  Expert,  Office  of  Experiment  Stations,  U.  S.  Department  of 
Agriculture,  Washington. 
Mart  Ella  Given. 

1898,  Principal  of  Chevy  Chase  School,  1761  U  St.,  Washington. 
Lucy  Ella  Moten,  Grad.,  '75,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Salem,  Mass.,  and  '83,  Spencerian  Bus.  Coll.;  M.D., 
'97*  Med.  Coll.,  Howard  Univ. 
1883.  Principal  of  Washington  Normal  School  No.  a;  res.,  738, 4th  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
190a    James  A.  Burns,  C.S.C..  Ph.D.,  Catholic  Univ.  of  America. 
1900    President  of  Holy  Cross  CoUege,  Brookland. 
Richard  D.  Harlan,  A.B.,  '8x,  A.M.,  '84,  D.D.,  'oa,  Princeton  Univ.j   L.LD.,  '04,  Union  Univ. 

1907,  Special  Representative  of  the  George  Washington  University  Movement,  George 

Washington  University,  Washington. 
P.  M.  Hughes,  A.B.,  '86,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.B.,  '90,  LI..M.,  'ox,  Columbian  Univ. 
X906,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  318  B  St..  S.  E.,  Washington. 

1903  John  A.  Chamberlain,  B.Sc.,  '87,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

X906,   Supervisor  of  Manual  Trainiixg,  Public  Schools,  Franklin  School,  Washington. 
Laura  Drake  Gill,  A.B.,  '8t,  A.M.,  '8*5,  Smith  Coll.;  D.C.L..  '07,  Univ.  of  the  South. 

1907,  President  ol  Association  of  Collegiate  Alumnae,  Z3a6  Z9th  St.,  Washington. 
WnxET  M.  Hats,  M.Agri.,  '85,  Iowa  St.  Coll. 

X904,   Assistant  Secretary  of  Agriculture,  Department  of  Agriculture,  Washington. 
Ernest  Lawton  Thurston,  C.E.,  '03,  Columbian  Univ. 

Head  of  I^partment  of  Business  Practice  and  Training,  High  Schools,  1449  Irving 

1904  John  P.  S.  Neligh. 

Head  Resident,  Neighborhood  House.  Sodal  Settlement,  456  N  St.,  S.  W.,  Wash- 
ington. 
X905    William  W.  Black.  A.B.,  '98;  A.M.,  '90.  Univ.  of  111. 

X906,   Supervising  Principal,  3d  Division,  District  of  Columbia;  res.,  35x8,  X3th  St.,  N.  W., 
Washington. 
Herbert  Augustine  Smith.  A.B.,  '89,  Ph.D.,  '97,  Yale  Univ. 

Editor  for  the  Forest  Service,  U.  S.  Department  of  Agriculture,  Washington. 

1906  John  F.  Fenlon,  A.M.,  '9^,  St.  Mary's  Univ.,  Md.;  D.D.,  '00.  Minerva  Univ.,  Rome. 

X903,   Rector  of  St.  Austm"^  College,  Brookland;  express  office.  University. 
Sarah  E.  Simons.  A.B.,  '97,  A.M.,  '00,  Leland  Stanfotd  Jr.  Univ. 

Head  of  English  Department,  High  Schools  (white);    res.,  i4ao,  N  St.,  Washington. 

1907  H.  F.  Lowe,  B.Sc.,  *o3.  George  Washington  Univ. 

1895,   Principal  of  Congress  Heights  School;  res.,  a  15,  5th  St.,  N.  E.,  Washington. 

institutions 
xQoa    George  Washington  University,  The. 

President,  Charles  Willis  Needham;  Librarian,  Alfred  F.  W.  Schmidt,  15th  and  H. 
Sts.,  Washington. 
tgos    Public  Library  op  the  District  op  Columbia. 

librarian,  George  F.  Bowerman,  Washington. 
X906    Catholic  UNiVERsrrY  op  America,  The. 

Rector,  Rt.  Rev.  D.  J.  O'Coimell;  Assistant  Treasurer,  Rev.  George  A  Dougherty 
Washington. 
Howard  UmvERsrrY,  Library' 

President,  Wilbur  P.  Thirkield;  Librarian.  Flora  L.  P.  Johnson,  Washington. 

FLORIDA 

active  members 
1888    George  B.  Hurd. 

Principal  of  Orange  Park  Normal  and  Manual  Training  School,  Orange  Park. 
1893    WauAM  N.  Sheats,  A.B.,  '73.  A.M.,  '76,  Emory  Coll. 

X906.  Principal  of  Leon  County  High  School,  Tallahassee. 


84  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [G«asi« 

FLORIDA-Cm/^inmI 

1896    Nathan  Benjamin  Yoitno,  A.B..  '88,  A.M.,  'gxi  Oberlin  Coll. 

zgoi.  President  of  State  Normal  aad  Industrial  School,  Tallahassee. 
i8g8    LuDWio  Wilhelm  Bucbbolz,  A.M.,  '04,  Fla.  St.  Coll. 

1005.  Dean  of  State  School  for  Teachers,  Florida  State  CoUefe  for  Women,  Tallahasaee. 
1900    Miss  Cum  Hampton. 

Z905.  Chief  Clerk,  Department  of  Education,  Tallahassee, 
zgoi    Maky  Sydney  Johnston. 

1905,   Professor  of  Latin  and  Mathematics,  State  School  for  Teachers,  Florida  Female 
College,  Tsllahassee. 
Z903    John  C.  Calhoitn,  B.Sc.,  C.E., '7a,  A.M.,  '73t  Washington  and  Lee  Univ. 

1900,   Professor  of  German  and  Romanic  Languages,  Florida  State  College,  Tallahassee. 
John  William  McCluno,  B.Sc.,  '86,  Westminster  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  1900  Morgan  St.,  Tampa. 

1904  William  D.  Caen.  B.Sc.,  '91.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  of  Bfarion  County,  Ft.  King  Ave..  Ocala. 
Albeet  a.  Mdefhkee,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  *oa,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

X905.  President  of  Florida  Sute  CoUi«e  for  Women,  Tallahassee. 
J.  A.  Oemond. 

Marianna. 
RoBEET  M.  Ray,  A.B.,  'go,  dinton  Coll. 

Principal  of  Graded  and  High  School,  Plant  Qty. 

1905  R.  Eeic  Hall,  B.E..  '89. 

County  Superintendent  of  PuUic  Instruction,  Court  House,  BfiamL 
William  S.  M.  Pinkham.  ' 

Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  of  St.  John's  County,  St.  Augustine. 

1906  William  M.  Holloway. 

1905,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Tallahassee. 

INSTrrtTTlON 

1899    John  B.  Stetson  Univebsxty. 

President,  Linoohi  Hulky,  DeLand. 


GEORGIA 

ACTIVE  MEMBEES 

1887    Eitlee  B.  Smith,  A.M.,  '83,  Emory  Coll. 

1895,  Department  of  English  and  Dean  of  Faculty,  State  Normal  School,    1226  PrinoB 

Ave.,  Athens. 

1894  Otb  Ashmobe,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Savannah. 
GeoBOE  Glenn  Bond,  A.M.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1891,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Qty  Hall,  Athens. 
Lawton  B.  Evans,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  639  Telfair  St.,  Augusta. 
William  Mabtin  Slaton,  A.M.,  '91,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  PuJ^lic  Schools,  143  Jackson  St.,  Atlanta. 

1895  GusTAVUS  Richabd  Glenn,  IJ..D.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Nashville,  and  '08.  Peabodv  Nor.  CoU. 

President  of  North  Georgia  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  Couege,  DahlonegB. 
Joseph  Spenceb  Stewabt,  A.B.,  '83,  Emory  Coll.;  A.M.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

X903,  Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  University  of  Georgia,  ia6  Millrdgff  Ave.,  Athena. 

1897  Leonidas  M.  Landkum,  A.B.,  '76,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1897,  Assistant  Supenntendent  of  Schools  and  Secretary  of  Board  of  Education,  45  W. 

Harris  St.,  Atlanta. 
William  F.  Slaton,  A.M.,  '51,  Emory  Coll.,  and  '94,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

Superintendent  Emeritus  of  Public  Schools  (1879-1907),  336  Courtland  St..  Atlanta. 
Jessie  May  Snydbb. 

Student  at  University  of  Chicago;  home  address,  Columbus. 

1898  Caeleton  B.  GmsoN,  A.M.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  318,  nth  St.,  Beallwood,  Qrfumbus. 

1899  James  C.  Habrb,  A.M.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1893,  Supermtendcnt  of  Public  Schools,  Z03,  3d  Ave.,  Rome. 

1900  B.  K.  Benson. 

Agent  for  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  301  Lucile  Ave.,  Atlanta. 
Mabion  Luther  Brittain,  A.B.,  '86,  Emory  Coll. 

X900,  Superintendent  of  Fulton  County  Schools,  Court  House,  Atlanta. 
William  Campbell  Warpield. 

Southern  Manager  for  The  Macmillan  Company,    Fourth  National  Bank  Bldg., 
Atlanta. 
Mbs.  Walton  H.  Wiggs. 

x6o  W.  North  Ave.,  AtlanU. 


Gcorsia]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  85 

GEORGIA'-CMifiiMd 

xocx>     Rkhasd  R.  Wkxcbt,  A.B.,  A.M..  Atlanta  Univ.;  LL.D.,  Wilbcrforce  Univ.,  Ph.D. 

1891,  Presided  of  SUte  Industrial  CoUege,  Colkge. 
iQox     Eoomx  C.  Branson,  A.M.,  '07.  Trinity  ColL,  N.  C,  and  '08,  Univ.  of  Naahvilie. 
1900,  President  of  Georgia  State  Normal  School,  Athena. 
Edwin  Aldine  Pound,  A.B.,  Emory  Coll. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Waycross. 
Thsodore  Toepel,  M.D.,  W  QtXL.  of  Physidans  and  Surgeons,  Atlanta. 

1899,  Physical  Director,  and  (1906)  Director  of  Hygiene.   Public  Schools,  929  Candler 

Bldg.,  Atlanta. 
Joseph  Hsney  Walkee,  A.B., '87,  Univ.  of  Ga. 
507  S.  Hill  St.,  Giiffin. 
190a    Joseph  Coachman  Waedlaw,  A.B.  and  A.M., '05,  Emory  Coll. 

1905,  Pnrfessor  ci  Pedagogy  and  Director  of  Normal  Department,  Georgia  Normal  and 

Industrial  CoUege,  Millcdgeville. 
Wade  H.  Wood. 

Z903,  Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Sandersville. 
1903    Eknsst  W.  Childs,  A.B.,  '96,  Mercer  Univ. 

Assistant  Principal  of  6th  District  Agricultural  School.  BamesviUe. 
B.  C.  Davis. 

1889,  Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  S14  Rawaon  St.,  Atbnta. 
Thomas  Harey  Gaisxtt. 

1903,  Principal  of  Girls'  High  School,  41s  Reynold  St.,  Augusta. 
Charles  H.  S.  Jackson,  A.M.,  LL.D^Mercer  Univ. 

President  of  Bessie  Tift  CoUege,  Forsyth. 
WnxiAM  Heard  Kilpatrick,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  'pa,  Mercer  Univ. 

Z907.  Student  at  Columbia  University,  New  York;  home  address.  White  Plains. 
Georoe  Frane  Oliphant,  A.M  ,  99,  Um'v.  of  Ga. 

X906,    Superintendent  of  Georgia  Academy  for  the  Blind,  Macon. 
Mansfield  Theodore  Peed.  A.M.. '78,  Randdph-Macon  Coll.,  Va. 

1889,  Professor  of  Pure  Mathematics  and  Astronomy,  Emory  CoUegei  Oxford. 
LnrroN  B.  Robeson,  A.B.,  Emory  CoU. 

Managing  Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.,  las  N.  Pryor  St.,  AtlanU;  res..  Marietta. 
F.  F.  Rows,  A.B.,  '96.  A.M.,  'oS.  Davidson  CoU. 

1900,  President  of  R.  E.  Lee  Institute,  Thomaston. 
iga4     R.  J.  H.  De  Loach,  A.B..  '98,  A.M..  '06,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1906,  Botanist  in  Charge  of  Plant-Breeding  and  Plant-Pathology,  Georgia   Experiment 

SUtion;  res.,  535  Hill  St.,  Griffin. 
Thomas  Jaceson  Wooiter.  Grad.,  *8i.  W.  Va.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  L.I..  '85,  Peabody  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B., 
•89.  Univ.  of  W.  Va.;  A.M..  '93.  Univ.  of  Nashville.  Ph.D.,  ♦00, 
Z903,   Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Education,  University  of  Georgia;  res.,  347  Hill  St., 
Athens. 

1905  N.  H.  Ballard,  B.E.,  Univ.  of  Ga.    ' 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  906  Richmond  St.,  Brunswick. 
Luther  M   Bloitnt,  A.B.,  W.  Nannie  Low  Worthen  Coll. 

X904,  County  School  Commissioner,  Wrightville. 
Carleton  B.  Chapman. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools  of  Macon  and  Bibb  Counties,  a45  Bond  St.,  Maoon. 
Frank  Taylor  Long,  A.B.,  '04,  Mercer  Univ. 

1907,  Assistant  Prinapal  of  High  School,  Griffin. 

1906  R.  H.  Powell,  Jr..  A.B.,  ^94.  Mercer  Univ.;  A.M.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1906,   Professor  of  English,  Georgia  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  MiUedgeville. 

1907  A.  L.  Brewer,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Nashville;  L.I..  Peabody  Coll. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Tallapoosa. 
Mrs.  Adell  G.  Helmer. 

Author  of  "A  Study  in  Cotton,"  Atlanta. 
Charles  B.  Mathews,  A.B..  '97,  Univ.  of  Ga.,  and  *oj,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob,  Grimn. 
Peter  V.  Rice. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Grammar  Schools,  Bowman. 

institutions 
X89S    Atulnta  University. 

President,  Rev.  Edward  Twichell  Ware;  Librarian,  Mary  Elizabeth  Lane,  Atlanta. 
University  op  Georgia.  Library. 

ChanceUor,  David  C.  Barrow;  Librarian,  D.  Burnet,  Athens. 
Y899    Mercer  UNivERsriY,  Library. 

President,  S.  Y.  Jameson;  Librarian,  Sallie  G.  Boone,  Macon. 
S90X    Board  op  Education  op  Fulton  County. 

County  Superintendent,  M.  L.  Brittain,  Atlanta. 
Emory  College,  Library. 

President,  J.  E.  Dickey;  Librarian,  H.  H.  Stone.  Oxford. 

1905  Marist  Coixegb. 

President,  John  E.  Gunn,  D.D.;  Librarian,  Rev.  George  S.  Rapier,  389  Ivy  St., 
Atlanta. 

1906  Georgia  Normal  and  Industrial  College. 

President,  M.  M.  Parks;  Librarian,  Kathrine  Greer,  MiUedgeville. 


86  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Illinois 

IDAHO 

ACTIVX  MEMBEIS 

1R95    J.  E.  TuiNEK,  A.B.,  '94.  A.M.,  '96,  Lincoln  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Payette. 
James  E.  Williamson.  A.B..  '8a,  A.M.,  '87.  Wabash  CoU. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  11 14  Fort  St.,  Boise. 
1898    John  W.  Dancels,  A.B., '  76.  A.M..  '79.  Bates  CoU. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  Bank  St.,  Wallace. 

Z901    James  A.  MacLean,  A.B..  'pa,  Univ.  of  Toronto;  A.M.,  '93,  Ph.D.,  '94,  Columbia  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '05. 
Univ.  01  Colo. 
Z900,   President  of  the  University  of  Idaho,  Moscow. 
Waltbs  R.  Sidess,  B.Sc.,  '91,  Fremont  Nor.  Sch. 

1899.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  730  N.  Garfield  Ave.,  Pocatello. 
190a    Alfsed  C.  Carlson,  A.B.,  'po,  .VM..  '97.  Yak  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  Weiscr. 
1903  Benjamin  Ray  Crandall,  B.Sc.,  '99,  Alfred  Univ.;  Pd.B..  '05,  Univ.  of  Wyo.;  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of 
Denver. 
1907.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Idaho  Falls. 
Emma  Flint  Wilkins. 

1907,   Teacher  in  City  Schook.  ai9  N.  14th  St.,  Boise. 

1905  Willlam  Reed  Bishop,  Ph.B,  '97,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1904,   Supervisor  of  Training  School  and  Teacher  of  Pedagogy,  Psychology,  and  History 
of  Education,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  sio»  9th  Ave.,  Lewislon. 
A.  G.  Seaks. 

190a.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Idaho  Falls. 

1906  Geobce  Andrew  Axline.  A.B.,  '9a,  .A.M..  'q<s.  Paraons  CoU. 

1904,  President  of  State  Normal  School,  Albion. 
S.  Belle  Chamberlain. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.  Boise. 
Charles  F.  Romig.  A.B.,  '96,  Park  Coll. 

1907,  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  Kimberly. 

1907  Charles  Carter,  M.Sc.,  '97,  B.Sc.,  '94. 

1905,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School,  ^bion. 

AURILLA  J.   ChANEY. 

Teacher  in  Lincoln  School;   res.,  aos  E.  Ban  St.,  Boise. 
H.  D.  Cheney,  A.B.,  '95,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  A.M..  '99,  Harvard  Univ. 

Instructor  in  Latin  and  German,  The  Academy  of  Idaho.  Pocatello. 
Mary  V.  Davis. 

1907,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  6oa  Hays  St.,  Boise. 
Arthur  W.  Phillips. 

1907,   Principal  of  Schools,  Gibbonsville. 
Henry  L.  Talkington.  A.B.,  '88,  A.M..  '91.  Dniry  Coll. 

1899,   Department  of  American  History  and  Civics,  State  Normal  School,    lath  Ave.  and 
lath  St.,  Lewiston. 

INSTrrUTION 

190a    University  or  Idaho. 

President.  Jas.  A.  MacLean;  Librarian,  Belle  Sweet,  Moscow. 
1906    State  Normal  School,  Lewiston. 

President.  George  H.  Black,  Lewiston. 

ILLINOIS 

LI7E  DIRECTORS 

1886  Albert  Reynolds  Taylor,  Ph.B.,  '7a,  Ph.D.,  '8a,  Lincoln  Univ. 

1901,   President  of  the  James  Milliken  University,  313  W.  Main  St.,  Decatur. 

1887  Charles  I.  Parker. 

Principal  of  South  Chicago  High  School,  893,  71st  PL,  Chicago. 

1890  John  Williston  Cook,  A.M.,  '86,  Knox  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '9a,  Blackburn  Univ. 

1899,   President  of  Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  De  Kalb. 

1891  Joshua  Pike,  A.B.,  '65,  A.M.,  '68,  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1874,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Jerseyvilie. 

LIPE  MEMBERS 

1864    J.  F.  Eberhardt. 

107  Dearborn  St.,  Chicago. 
1870    Ira  Wilder  Allen,  A.B.,  '50.  Hamilton  Coll.;  A.M.,  '5a,  Antioch  ColL;  LL.B.,'63,  Albany  Law  Sch.; 
LL.D..  '74.  Union  Chrbtian  CoU. 

5718  Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 
1880    George  P.  Brown. 

Editor  of  ** School  and  Home  Education,"  304  E.  Wahiut  St.,  Bkxxnington. 

active  members 

1879    William  Nicholas  Hailmann,  A.M.,  '64,  Univ.  of  Louisville;  Ph.D.,  '85,  Ohio  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  Psychology,    Chicago  Normal  School,    441  W.  65th  St., 
Chicago. 


flfiBoiBj  UPE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  87 

ILLINOIS-Coii/»«fl(ed 

1S84    AiBZXT  R0BBIN8  Sabin,  a.m.  (honorary),  '68.  Middlebury  CoU. 

xQox,   Principal  o^^rving  Park  School;  res.,  9509  N.  44th  Court,  Irving  Park,  Chicago. 

1886  Louis  Milton  Diij.man. 

Educadonal  Publisher,  $21  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
AncTTSTus  F.  NiGBTDfGALE,  A.B.,'66,  A.M.,  '69,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn.*,  Ph.D., '91,  Upper  Iowa  Univ.; 
LL.D.,  'ox,  Sunpson  Coll. 
x9oa,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Cook  County,  X997  Sheridan  Road.  Chicago. 

1887  John  Cole  Ellis. 

Educational  Publisher,  American  Book  Company,  sax  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 

1889    O.  F.  Basbous. 

x866.  Principal  of  Kent  School,  51a  N.  Court  St.,  Rockford. 
i8go    Hekry  R.  Corbett,  B.Sc.,  '89,  Hastings  Coll.:  Ph.M.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

FjL-State  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Nebraska;  Abbotsford  Road,  Kenilworth. 
Chables  Alexander  McMukry,  Ph.D..  '88,  Halle. 

Department  of  Psychology  and  Education,  State  Normal  School,  DeKalb. 
William  Lucas  Steele,  A.M.,  '80,  Monmouth  CoQ.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  ICnoz  Coll. 

1885,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  46a  N.  Cherry  St.,  Gaksburg. 
William  C.  Stevenson,  Grad.  '89,  Kans.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  LL.B.,  'oa,  Columbian  Univ. 

X904,   Director  of  School  of  Commerce  and  Finance,  The  James  Millikin  University;  res. 
945  W.  WUliam  St..  Decatur. 
Pfxeg  R.  Walker. 

1884,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  716  N.  Church  St.,  Rockford. 
1891     Mary  E.  Doyle. 

X907,   Student  at  The  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  56x5  Monroe  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Herbert  F.  Fisk.  A.B.,  '60,  A.M.,  '63,  D.D.,'88,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn.;  LL.D.,  '99,  Allegheny  Coll.,  and 
'04,  Northwestern  Univ. 
1888,  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Northwestern  University,  x6a5  Judson  Ave.,  Evanston. 
Dana  Warren  Hall,  A.M.,  '93,  Colby  Coll. 

X894,    High  School  and  College  Department,  Giim  &  Co.,  37S-388  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
1893     C.  M.  Bardwell. 

X896,  Superintendent  of  East  Side  Schools,  60  S.  Lincob  Ave.,  Aurora. 
Mrs.  M.  E.  Ferris-Gettemy,  M.  L.,  '97*  Knox  Coll. 

a46  N.  Academy  St.,  Galesburg. 
Herman  T.  Lukens,  A.M.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Pa  ;   Ph.D..  '91.  Jena. 

X907,  Teacher  in  Francis  W.  Parker  School;  res.,  550  Webster  Ave.,  Chicago. 

Henry  Talbot. 

1899,  Supervisor  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  Monroe  Annex,  East  St.  Louis. 
1893    John  J.  Allison. 

ax6  Iowa  Ave.,  Joliet. 
Orvtlle  T.  Bright. 

1903,  Principal  of  James  R.  Doolittle  School,  65x5  Harvard  Ave.,  Chicago. 

Archibald  O.  Coddington.  Latt.M.,  '8j.  Univ.  of  III. 

X906,   Principal  of  Graeme  Stewart  School;  res.,  938  Summerdale  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mrs.  John  N.  Ceouse. 

1890,  Principal  of  Chicago  Kindergarten  College,  xaoo  Michigan  Boul.,  Chicago. 
Fred  R.  Nichols. 

189 1.  Teacher  of  Physics,  Richard  T.  Crane  Manual  Training  High  School;  res.,  905 

W.  Van  Buren  St.,  Chicago. 
Mrs.  Alice  H.  Putnam. 

x88i.   Superintendent  of  Chicago  Froebel  Association,  5515  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Lucy  S.  Silke. 

1893,  Special  Teacher  in  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  3307  Rhodes  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Alice  E.  Sollitt. 

1899,  Principal  of  Kenwood  School,  4oao  Prairie  Ave.,  Chicago. 

Volney  Ubiderhill,  Ph.B.,  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1875.  Principal  of  Carpenter  School,  Chicago;  res.,  70X  Washington  Ave.,  Wilmette. 
z8o4     Charles  H.  Congdon. 

Publisher,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 

Ira  T.  Eaton. 

Publisher,  Eaton  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave..  Chicago. 
Mrs.  Albert  G.  Lane,  B.Sc.,  '65,  Genessee  Coll.;  M.Sc.,  *8o,  Syracuse  Univ. 

430  W.  Adams  St.,  Chicago. 
Livingston  C.  Lord,  Pd.D.,  *oo,  LI«.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  111. 

1898,  President  of  Eastern  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  Charleston. 

1895     John  Nichols  Adee,  Ph.B.,  '91,  Northwestern  Univ. 

X907,   Superintradent  of  Schools,  West  Batavia. 
O.  P.  Barnes. 

Publisher,  378-388  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
WnxiAM  H.  Campbell. 

X899,   Principal  of  D.  S.  Wentworth  School,  6037  Kimbazic  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Joseph  H.  Collins,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  La  Grange  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  City  Public  Schools,  71S  S.  7th  St.,  Springfield. 
Henry  C.  Cox,  A.M.,  '73*  Abingdon  Coll. 

X884,  Principal  of  Farragut  School,  a  3d  St.  and  Spaulding  Ave.,  Congress  Park,  Chicago. 


88  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Xmnoit 

ILLINOIS~CiHilmii«(l 

1895  May  M.  CiocKiTr. 

1891,  Principal  of  Irving  School.  8a3  Broadway,  Quifty. 

JoasFH  Hiwrrr  Feeemam,  A.M.,  '88,  Bates  Coll. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  Illtnob  Schools  for  the  Blind,  Jacksonyilk. 
WxtxiAic  M.  GiFTiN,  A.M.,  '8a,  Lawrence  Univ.;  Pd.D.,  '94.  Sute  Nor.  Coll.,  N.  Y. 

z889t  Principal  of  Frances  E.  Willard  School;  res.,  7643  Union  Ave.,  Chicaco. 
Newell  D.  Gilbekt,  A.B..  '79.  A.M.,  '8a,  lU.  Wes.  Univ. 

1901,  Director  of  Practice  School.  Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  DeKalh. 
Jakes  Linooln  Goodknigbt,  A.B.,'7x,  Ciunbertand  Univ.;  B.D.,'79l Union  I'l^^*  Sem.,  N.  Y.;  DJ>., 

'00,  WaynesbuTK  CoU.;  LL.D..  '03.  Cumberland  Univ. 
X904,  Half -Owner  and  Business  Manager.  The  Courier  Co.,  sao  Tremont  St.,  Lincoln. 
Robert  A.  Haigbt,  A.B.,  '7s.  A.M.,  '78.  Pd.D.,  '07,  Shortleff  Coll. 
188 z.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1139  Watren  St.,  Alton. 

Elizabeth  Haeeison. 

Principal  of  Chicago  Kindergarten  College,  zaoo  Michigan  Boul.;   res.,    300  N. 
Waller  Ave.,  Austin  Sta.,  Chicaga 
Maby  S.  L.  Hartioan,  M.D..  '05,  Harvey  Med.  Coll. 

X903,    Principal  of  The  Harvard  School.  6758  Wentworth  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mary  Haeticann,  A.M.,  '88,  Lombard  Univ. 

x88a.  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  XUinois  State  Normal  School,  ao9  Normal  Ave.,  Narmal. 
William  H.  Hatcb. 

1902,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Oak  Park. 

Harry  Helmer. 

Agent  for  D.  C  Heath  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.;  res.,  34  Aldine  Sq.,  Chicago. 

Charles  Hertel,  M.Sc.,  Cent.  Wes.  Coll. 

1894,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  St.  CUir  County,  Courthouse,  Belleville. 

Amalie  Hofee. 

1906,  Principal  of  Pestalozzi-Froebel  Kindergarten  Training  School,  Chicago  Commoas^ 
res.,  x8o  Grand  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Feamcis  AirsTiif  Kendall. 

x888.  Superintendent  of  Schools  (East  Side);   (1894)  Secretary  and  Manager  of  Diinaia 
Pupils'  Reading  Circle,  31  £.  Jefferson  Ave.,  Naperville. 

ErrXE  J.  KlLBOURNE. 

X891,  Head  Assistant  in  Kenwood  Schod,  5313  Washington  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Vashti  a.  Lambert. 

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

1890,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  5605  Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 
William  S.  Mace. 

as  S.  4th  St.,  Aurora. 
J.  J.  McGlynh. 

x888.  Teacher  of  Sdenoe,  High  School;  Royal  Hotel,  East  St.  Louis. 
Kate  S.  O'Leaby. 

z88a.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  ao8  S.  Hickory  St.,  JoUet. 
C.  M.  Parker. 

1887.  Publisher  of  '*Tbe  School  News."  613  W.  Adams  St.,  TaykrviUe. 
Erastus  H.  Scxyrr. 

Publisher,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 

LnxiE  S.  Stephenson. 

1898,  Teacher  in  6th  Grade,  Park  Ridge  School,  xoa8  Dempster  St,  Evanstoa. 
Frank  D.  Thomson,  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  '95.  Knox  Coll. 

i89Sf  Principal  of  High  School.  539  N.  Cherry  St..  Galesburg. 

Samuel  B.  Todd.  A.B..  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

Agent  for  American  Book  Company,  s^^  Wabash  Ave.;  res.,  Union  League  Club, 
Chicago. 
Edwin  O.  Vaele. 

435  N.  Grove  Ave.,  Oak  Park. 
William  Edward  WaYt.  Ph.D.,  '00,  Taylor  Univ. 

1885,   I^incipal  of  Graham  School;  res.,  7131  Princeton  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Oliver  S.  Westcx)TT.  A.M..  '56,  Sc.D.,  'pa,  Brown  Univ. 

1883.    Principal  of  Robert  A.  WaUer  High  School.  Chicago;  res.,  145  S.  7th  Ave.,  Maywood. 
Daniel  A.  Whitb,  A.B.,  '83,  Harvard  Univ.:  LL.B..  '9a,  Lake  Forest  Univ. 

1896.  Principal  of  Everett  School,  405,  33d  St.,  Chicago. 
Harry  G.  Wilson. 

X879,   Representative  of  American  Book  Co..  sax  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 

1896  Mary  Eileen  Ahern. 

Editor  of  "Public  libraries,"  156  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
C.  J.  Albert,  B.Sc.  and  A.M.,  '78,  Baldwin  Univ. 

Manager  of  the  Albert  Teachers'  Agency,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Aljeed  Bayliss,  M.Sc.,  '73.  Hillsdale  Cdl. 

Principal  of  Western  Illinois  State  Normal  School;  res.,  aas  W.  Carroll  St.,  Mjt- 
comb. 
Charles  A.  Bennett,  B.Sc.,  '86,  Worcester  Polytechnic  Inst. 

1897,  Professor  of  Manual  Arts.  Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute,  axid  Editor  of  ' 

Training  Magazine;"  res.,  4a4  Columbia  Terrace,  Peoria. 


mmoi^  UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  89 

ILUNOIS-CM/MNMrf 

i8g6     William  J.  BxrrroN. 

Editorial  Department,  American  Book  Co.,  531-531  Wabash   Ave.;    res.,    5619 
Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mbs.  EuzAfecTH  Blanchakd  Cook,  B.L.,  '65,  A.M.,  '7a,  Wheaton  Coll. 

President  of  Chicago  Woman's  Educational  Union,  3x6  Washington  Boul.*,  Chicoga 
Geoeob  W.  Davis. 

189a,  Prindpol  of  Hawthorne  School,  83a  Judson  Ave.,  Evanstoa. 
WlLUAM  T.  Dix. 

Secretary  of  the  Thomas  Charles  Co.,  80  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
William  Cums  Dodge. 

1900,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  aa68  Kenmore  Ave.,  Chicago. 


Hugh  Austin  Fobesman,  A.M.,  '90,  Lafayette  Coll. 
Educational  Publisher  (Scott,  T 


,  Foresman  &  Co.),  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
G.  Cbablbs  Gbitfitbs. 

1893,  Principal  of  Motley  School,  57x5  Midway  Park,  Austin  Sution,  Chicago. 
JoBM  W.  Henningeb,  B.Sc., '8x,  M.Sc., '84.  LL.B.,  '91,  McKendxee  Coll.;  Ph.M. 

Graduate    Student,    University   of    Chicago;    res.,    6433    Monroe  Ave.,  Chicago; 
,  home  address,  Vandalia. 

Maboabtct  MacDonald. 

x886.   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  6314  Stewart  Ave.,  Chicago. 
James  F.  McCullough. 

Agent  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave..  Chicago. 
Mbs.  Lida  B.  McMubby. 

X9oo»  Training  Teadier,  Primary  Department,  Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School;  res., 
aaJW.  Locust  St..  DeKalb. 

Mbs.  Sabab  J.  CVKBErE. 

1885,  Principal  of  Beaubien  School,  Chicago;  res.,  Arlington  Heights. 
F.  B.  Obmsby. 

1895,  Principal  of  Perkins  Bass  School,  6550  Lafayette  Ave.,  Englewood  Station,  Chicago. 
W.  B.  Owen. 

Agent,  Publishing  House,  Ginn  &  Co.,  Chicago;  res.,  851  Grove  St.,  Jacksonville. 
Cbablbs  Newton  Peak,  A.B.,  '84,  Moore's  Hill  Coll.;  Ph.B.,  '86.  Ind.  Univ. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  535  £.  College  Ave.,  Greenville. 
Maby  L  Pxtbeb. 

1893,  Principal  of  La  Fayette  School,  1825  E.  Roaooe  St.,  Chicago. 

W.  F.  ROCHELEAU. 

1899,  Editor  of  Educational  Publications,  236  Leiaod  Ave.,  Ravenwood,  Chicago. 
Mabel  E.  Smalcwood. 

1893,  Teacher  of  Biology,  Hoyne  Manual  Training  High  School;  res.,  430  W.  Adams  St., 
Chicago. 
Edwabd  E.  Smtih,  A.B.,  B.Sc 

xa5  LaSaDe  St.,  Chicago. 
Fbankldi  N.  Tbacy. 

i88x,   Superimendent  of  Qty  Schools,  3x6  Harrison  Ave.,  Kankakee. 
John  J.  Wilkinson,  Ph.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Leipzig. 

190a,   Professor  of  English,  Elmhurst  College,  303  Kenilworth  Ave.,  Elmhurst. 
Jambs  Douglas  Williams,  A.M.,  '73,  Hillsdale  Coll. 

Maiu^ter  of  Mayiiard,  Merrill  &  Co.,  ao3  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicago. 
1897     Rkhabo  H.  Allin>  B.D.,  '6a,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

Manager  of  School  Map  and  Globe  Department,  Rand,  McNally  &  Co.;  res.,  xax 
Franklin  Ave.,  River  Forest,  Chicago. 
Faitl  Valxntinb  Bacon,  A.B..  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

Agent  for  Allyn  &  Bacon,  Publishers,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
William  J.  Babtholf,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  HI.;  B.Sc.,  Ind.  Nor.  Sch. 

1888,  Principal  of  Von  Humboldt  Sdiool;  res.,  xx  Roslyn  PL,  Chicago. 
J.  Stanley  Bbown,  A.B.,  '89,  Denison  Univ.;  A.M.,  '91,  Arlington  Coll. 

X893,  Superintendent  and  Principal  of  Township  High  School,  1x5  Dewey  Ave.,  JoUet. 
Edwin  Gilbebt  Cooley,  Ph.B.,  '05,  The  Univ.  of  Chicago;   LL.D.,  Univ.  of  III. 

X900,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Tribune  Building,  Chicago. 
Mbs.  Cobnelia  S.  Cbane. 

•  3559  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicago. 
LxrrriA  L.  Doane. 

X898,  Teacher  in  Public  Day  Schools  for  the  Deaf,  x^  S.  St.  I^uis  Ave.,  Chicago. 
M.  Ldella  Dodge,  Grad.,  '05,  Columbia  CoU.  of  Exoression. 

X898,  Teacher  in  Alexander  Beaubien  School,  Chicago;  res.,  X315  Lyman  Ave.,  Ravens- 
wood,  Chicago. 
Maby  C.  Foote. 

1891,   Principal  of  School,  x33o  Charles  St.,  Rockford. 
Mbs.  Medoba  Dodge  Gammon.  Grad.,  Froebel  Asso.,  Chicago,  and  Milwaukee  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1905.   Kindergarten  Director,  13x5  Lyman  Ave.,  Ravenswood,  Chicago. 
Maby  Gillespie. 

X893,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Winnetka. 

Abtrijb  V.  Gbeenman. 

Superintendent  of  West  Aurora  Public  Schools,  948  Galena  St.,  Aurora. 
Fbank  Haven  Hall. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  Illinois  Farmers'  Institutes,  487  N.  Lake  St.,  Aurora. 


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1897  Herbeit  B.  Hatdbn. 

1900,  Supermtendeatof  City  Schooh,!  105, 9oCh  St.,  Rode  Iilaiul. 
Dudley  Grant  Hays,  LL.B.,  '03,  Lake  Forest  Univ.;  LL.M..  '04.  m.  Coll.  of  Law. 

1905,   Principal  of  Eugene  Field  School;  res.,  807  Estes  Ave.,  Rogers  Paik,  Chicago. 
Samuel  H.  HBiDLEm. 

933  S.  5th  St.,  Springfield. 
Mis.  Ella  A.  Hubbard. 

1898,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  4"  N.  Eastern  Ave.,  Joliet 
C.  H.  KAiacAmf,  B.L.,  Univ.  of  111. 

X903,   Principal  of  McKlnley  School,  2408  Main  St.,  Peoria. 
Charles  D.  Lowry. 

X907,   District  Superintendent  of.  Public  Schools,  807  Kenihrorth  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mary  T.  McCowen. 

1905,  Head  of  Deaf  Oral  Department,  Chicago  Normal  School;  res.,  51a  N.  Normal  Park- 

way. Chicago. 
Amma  McKillop. 

x886,  Head  Assistant  in  Graham  School,  740  W.  47th  PI.,  Chicago. 
John  A.  Moldstad.  A.B.,  '04.  Luther  Coll.,  and  '00,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  B.D..  *o6,  Concordia  Sem. 

Paslor  of  St.  Mark's  Lutheran  Church;  res..  90a  N.  4ad  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Royal  T.  Morgan.  A.B.,  '74.  A.M.,  '77.  )Vheaton  Coll. 

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

Principal  of  Burr  School,  6432  Monroe  Ave-,  Chicago. 
Daniel  Baldwin  Parkdyson,  A.M.,  '74*  Ph.D., '98.  McKendree  Coll. 

1898,   President  of  Southern  Illinois  Normal  University,  401  W.  Wafaiut  St.,  Carixndale. 
Mary  Rexd  Piercr. 

1898,   Music  Department,  American  Book  Co.,  5S1-S31  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Frederick  Wtlliam  Plapp,  A.B.,  '85.  A.M.,  '91,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1890,  Assistant  in  Jefferson  High  School,  3549  N.  4ad  Ave.,  Irving  Parit  Station,  Chicago. 
Robert  H.  Rennie. 

X889,  Principal  of  Gresham  School,  817  W.  87th  St.,  Chicago. 
Wn.LXAM  S.  Shearer. 

Publishing  firm  of  Newaon  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Eva  a.  Smedley. 

1898,  Principal  of  Noyes  Street  School,  Evanston;  res.,  138  Wells  St.,  Chicago. 
Edwin  R.  Smith. 

General  Agent  for  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  378-388  Wabash  Ave.;  res..  Victoria  Hotel, 
Chicaga 
John  H.  Stehman. 

x88i.   Principal  of  Avondale  School,  1571  Kimbell  Ave..  Logan  Sq.,  Chicago. 
Albert  LeRoy  Stevenson,  B.Sc.,  '8a,  N.  Ind.  Nor.  Sch. 

1885,  Principal  of  Lincoln  Elementary  School,  486  N.  Cbtfk  St.,  Chicago. 

1898  Catharine  Goggin. 

Teacher  in  Gty  Schools,  537  La  Salle  Ave.,  Chicago. 

John  Calvin  Hanna,  A.B.,  '81.  A.M.,  '84,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1898,   Principal  of  Oak  Park  and  River  Forest  Township  High  School,  485  N.  Grove  Ave., 
OakParic. 
Abram  W.  Harris,  A  B.,  *8o.  A.M..  '83.  Wesleyan  Univ.;   Sc.D..  '04;   Bowdoin;   LL  D..  *oo.  Univ. 
of  N.  Brunswick;  LL.D.,  'oa.  Univ.  of  Me.;  LL.D.,  '04.  Wesleyan  Univ. 
X906,   President  of  Northwestern  University.  1745  Chicago  Ave.,  Evanston. 

George  Henry  Howe,  Ph.B.,  '87.  111.  Wes.  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '90. 

1901,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  University;  res.,  408  Normal  Ave..  Normal. 

Franklin  Winslow  Johnson,  A.B..  *qi,  A.M..  '94,  Colby  Univ. 

Dean  of  University  High  School;  res..  5601  Washington  Ave.,  Chicago. 

Vebnon  GRiFPfTH  Mays.  Ph.B.,  '94.  Albion  Coll.;  A.M.,  'oc,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  418  S.  Galena  Ave.,  Dixon. 
Chauncey  F.  Newkirk. 

Manager  of  Educational  Department,  Rand.  McNally  &  Co.,  160  Adams  St.;   rcs.« 
a48a  N.  Hermitage  Ave.,  Chicago. 
J.  H.  Pugh. 

Agent  for  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  6a6  Decatur  St.,  Lincoln. 

1899  J.  Edward  Bangs. 

6036  Monroe  Ave..  Chicago. 

Francis  G.  Blair,  B.Sc.,  '97.  Swarthmore  Coll. 

X906.   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  639  S.  ad  St.,  Springfield. 

Louis  James  Block,  A.B.,  '68,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  Washington  Univ. 

1895,   Principal  of  Marshall  High  School,  6x4  Washington  Boul.,  Chicago. 

Wayland  J.  Chase,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '80,  Brown  Univ. 

1898,  Assistant  Professor  of  History,  and  (1899)  Dean  of  the  Academy  of  The  University 
of  Chicago;  res.,  3304  Ebuda  St.,  Morgan  Park. 

George  Victor  Clum,  A.B.,  '03.  Ohio  State  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Wis. 
1898,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Earlville. 

Ida  M.  Cook. 

x886.  Principal  of  Nathanad  Greene  School,  3^7  Prairie  Ave.,  Chicaga 


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1899  MbS.  MiWY  E.  GtLBMlT.        • 

Principal  of  Longfellow  School,  3307  Prairie  Ave..  Chicago. 
William  Gardnek  Hale,  A.B.,  '70,  Harvard  Coll.;   LL.D.,  '95,  Union  Coll.,  and   '96.  Princeton 
Univ. 
189a,  Profeasor  and  Head  of  Department    of  Latin,  The  University  of  Chicago,  5757 
Lexington  Ave.,  Chicago. 
WncnzLD  Scott  Hall,  B.Sc.,  '87,  M.D^  '88,  M.S.,  '89.  Northwestern  Univ.,  Chicago;  M.D.,  '94, 
Ph.D.,  '9<,  Leipxig,  Uennany. 

1895,  Professor  of  Physiology  in  Northwestern  University  Medical  School,  2431-3437 

Dearborn  St.,  Chicago;  res.,  Berwyn. 
IsA  Woods  Howkrth,  A.B.,  '93.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '94,  Ph.D.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

190a,  Assistant    Professor  of  Sociology,  The    University    of    Chicago;    home    address, 
Valparaiso,  Ind. 
Jeptha  E.  Lemon.  A  B.,  '83,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1894,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  5a8  Maple  Ave..  Blue  Island. 

AmTBONT  MmOLETON. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  119  W.  Moxon  Ave.,  Dwight. 
R.  Kkable  Row,  A.B.,  '97,  Queen's  Univ.,  Can. 

Publisher,  at 5  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
John  J.  Scbobdcgei. 

1876,   Dean  of  Harvard  Preparatory  School.  4651  Drezel  Boul.,  Chicago. 
Dblos  H.  Smalley. 

Representative  of  Atkinson,  Mentzer  &  Grover,  350  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago;  home 
address.  Fond  du  Lac.  Wis. 
Alexander  Smith,  B.Sc.,  '86,  Edinburgh  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '89,  Munich  Univ. 

X894,   Professor  of  General  Chemistry,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 

£UA  C.  SblXIVAN. 

1900.  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Victoria  Hotel,  Chicago. 
Estus  Eugene  Webster,  A.B.,  'o^,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Washington. 
Eugene  Alonzo  Wilson,  M.Pd.,  '99.  Mich.  Nor.  Coll.;  A.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3330  Oak  Park  Ave.,  Berwyn. 
George  W.  Webster,  M.D.,  '8a.  N.  W.  Univ.  Med.  Sch. 

Professor  of  Physical  Diagnosb  and  Clinical  Medicine,  Northwestern  University 
Medical  School,  70  State  St.,  Chicago. 

1900  Cornelia  Dorothy  Bingham. 

Z905,  AsBstant  Head  of  Deaf  Oral  Department,  Chicago  Normal  School;    res.,  5xa  N. 
Normal  Parkway,  Chicago. 
Claude  Brown. 

X898,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  547  S-  South  St.,  Princeton. 
George  N.  Carman,  A.B..  '81,  A.M..  '06.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1896,  DisBCtor  of  Lewis  Institute,  Madison  and  Robey  Sts.,  Chicago. 

David  Felmley.  A.B..  '81.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  LL.D.,  'o^,  Univ.  of  III.;  L.H.D..  '06,  Blackburn  Univ 

1900,  President  of  lUinois  State  Normal  Umversity;  res.,  207  N.  School  St.,  Normal. 
Edwin  Osgood  Grover,  B.L.,  '94»  Dartmouth  Coll. 

Editor  for  and  member  of  firm  of  Atkinson,  Mentxer  &  Grover,  350  Wabash  A\-e., 
Chicago. 
Samuel  E.  Harwood,  A.M.,  '9a,  Ind.  Univ. 

1893,   Department  of  Pedagogy  and  Training,  Southern  Illinois  Normal  University,  Car- 
bondale. 
Manfred  James  Holmes,  B.L..  '01,  Cornell  Univ. 

1897,  Professor  of  Psychology,  Illinois  State  Normal  University,  703  S.  Broadway,  Normal. 
Robert  Lee  Hughes,  A.B.,  '95,  A.M.,  '90,  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1904,   Principal  of  I^uis  Nettelhorst  School,  1339  Berteau  Ave.,  Irving  Park,  Chicago. 
Samitel  B.  Hursb,  A.M.,  '06,  Lombard  Coll. 

190a,  Head  Teacher  of  English,  and  (1906)  Vice-Principal  of  Western  Illinois  State  Normal. 
School;  res.,  611  W.  Adams  St.,  Macomb. 
O.  J.  SLern. 

1898,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  a  16  Paris  Ave.,  Rockford. 
Newman  Miller,  Ph.B.,  '93t  Albion  Coll. 

1900,  Director  <rf  The  University  of  Chicago  Press,  55x5  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Edward  Carlton  Page,  A.B.,  '88,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1899,  Professor  of  History,  Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  3aa  Augusta  Ave., 

DeKalb. 
George  H.  Rocxwood,  A.B.,  '79i  A.M..  '8a,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1900,  Principal  of  Ausdn  (Chicago)  High  School,  aa8  N.  East  Ave.,  Oak  Park. 
E.  C.  Rosseter,  A.M.,  '73.  MarietU  CoO. 

Principal  of  MediU  High  School,  a  14  S.  Howard  Ave.,  Austin,  Chicago. 
John  D.  Shoop. 

1901,  Principal  of  Holden  School,  6938  Stewart  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Jesse  Lowe  Smtth. 

XQoa,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ax9  Central  Ave.,  Highland  Park. 
John  Kay  Stableton,  B.Sc..  '8a,  A.M.,  '87,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X897,  Superintendent  of  City  Sduxds,  xxi  E.  Locust  St.,  Bloomington. 
G.  Warren  Taylor. 

Principal  of  Schools.  Ridgeley;  res..  xa4i  W.  Washington  St.,  Springfield. 


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iQoo    Henry  Silas  Tibbits,  A.B.,  '86.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1890,  Principal  of  John  Spry  School,  Chicago;  res.,  Riverside. 

Maby  £.  Vauchan. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  4^5  Warren  Are.,  ducago. 

Mbs.  Ella  Flago  Yodnc.  Ph.D.,  'oo.  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1905,  Principal  of  Chicago  Normal  School,  6547  Harvard  Ave.,  Chicago. 
X901    James  E.  Akmstbong,  A.M.,  'o<.  Univ.  of  111. 

1891,  Principal   of   Englewood    High    School;   res.,   X0638   Prospect    Ave.,    Washington 

Heights,  Chicago. 

E.  T.  Austin,  B.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X903,  Principal  of  Sterling  and  Coloma  Township  High  School,  40X,  5th  Ave.,  Sterling. 
MntiAM  Beslky. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  541  Genesee  St.,  Waukegan« 
HcNBY  E.  Bkown,  Ph.B.,  '99,  Iowa  Coll. 

1903,   Principal  of  High  School,  ma,  soth  St.,  Rock  Island. 

H.  C.  Cheney.  A.B.,  Yale  Univ. 

Western  Manager  for  Charles  Scribner's  Sons,  151  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 

Fred  D.  Crawshaw,  B.Sc.,  '96,  )\orcester  Poly.  Inst. 

1893,   Principal  of  Franklin  School,  115  Callender  Ave.,  Peoria. 

FBiiMCBS  Dickinson,  M.D.,  '83.  Woman's  Med.  Coll. 

President  of  Harvey  Medical  College,  307  N.  Oark  St.,  Chicago;  address  for  X907-*S. 
Orange  City,  Fla. 

James  C.  Dockrxll. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  $»i  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Samuel  J.  Ferguson,  B.Sc.,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Rock  Island  County,  1040,  sad  St.,  Rock  Island. 
A.  Flanagan. 

Publisher,  a66  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Caroline  Grote. 

X906,  Western  Illinois  State  Normal  School.  61  x  W.  Adams  St.,  Macomb. 
Margaret  A.  Haley. 

Teacher  of  Sixth  Grade  Elementary  Schools,  340a  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Celia  Hefteb. 

1886,  Teacher  in  City  Schools,  4347  Champlain  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Barron  Bennett  Jackson,  A.B.,  '90.  Bebit  ColL;  A.M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 

X907,  Superintendent  oi  Schools,  Moline. 
A.  P.  Johnson. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  936  W.  Illinois  St.,  Urbana. 
Homer  H.  Kincsley,  A.B.,  '81,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

x886,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  xaa9  Judson  Ave.,  Evanstoo. 
Rosa  A.  Lang. 

1883,  Teacher  in  Arnold  School,  97  Lincoln  PI.,  Chicago. 
Frank  Albert  Larck,  A.M.,  '86.  Northwestern  Coll. 

Principal  of  Harriet  Beecher  Stowe  School,  cor.  Wabansia  Ave.  and  Balkm  SL, 
Chicago. 
Louts  Briggs  Lee.  B.L.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  xo8  Wesley  Ave.,  Oak  Park. 
Charles  L.  Manners,  LL.B.,  '88,  McKendree  Coll. 

Principal  of  High  School,  54S  N.  lath  St.,  East  St.  Louis. 
Anna  T^  Itf  ayev 

1888,   Teacher  in  City  Schook,  759  W.  13th  St.,  Chicago. 
Jambs  Rariden  MeeK|  A.B.,  '97.  Ind.  Univ. 

1907,  TcAcher  in  Austin  High  School,  5710  Midway  Park,  Austin  Sta.,  Chicago. 
George  J.  Miller. 

Student  at  the  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  65a  E.  57th  St.,  Chicago. 
Louis  Celestin  Monin,  Ph.D.,  '9a,  Lake  Forest  Univ. 

1893,   Professor  of  Economics  and  Philosophy,  and  ( 1903)  Dean  of  Cultural  Studies,  Armour 
Institute  of  Technology,  and  Dean  of  Armour  Scientific  Academy,  3250  Prairie 
Ave.,  Chicago. 
SiGEL  E.  Raines,  A.B.,  '97.  -Ind.  Univ. 

X903«   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  a4a  Walnut  St.,  Freeport. 
Edwahd  S.  Smith. 

Manager  of  Educational  Publishing  Co.,  aa8  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicaga 
Margaret  Stuart. 

x88a,  Teacher  in  City  Schools,  537  La  Salle  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mary  E.  Tobin. 

1899,  Principal  of  Hammond  School,  824  Jackson  Boul.,  Chicago. 
John  A.  Wadhams,  M.Sc.,  Hillsdale  CoU. 

X890,   Principal  of  James  Monroe  School;  res.,  9453  Lowell  Ave.,  Chicago;  exprcas  office. 
Irving  Park. 

Adda  P.  Wertz,  A.M. 

Training  Teacher,  Southern  DUnois  Normal  University,  Carbondale. 
Charles  Zueblin,  Ph.B.,  '87,  Northwestern  Univ.;  B.D.,  '89,  Yale  Univ. 

X9oa,  Professor  of  Sociology,  The  University  of  Chicago,  38  Madison  Park,  Chicago. 


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190a     S.  H.  BoHM,  Ph.B.,  '97,  DePauw  Univ. 

1902,  Superinteodent  of  Schools,  an  S.  Sycamore  St.,  CentraUa. 
GcomcB  A.  B&owN,  C.E.,  'Si,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1897,   Assistant  Editor  of  "School  and  Home  Education,*'  x  1 1 1  N.  Prairie  St. ,  Bloomington. 
LucT  E.  Browning.  Ph.B.,  and  Ed.B.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907,   Supervisor  of  Primarv  Schoc^  and  Kindergartens,  Public  Schools,   laa  Calumet 
Ave.,  Calumet,  Mich.;  home  address,  Elgin. 
HoKACE  G.  BirrLBK. 

X9oa,  Representative  of  Hc&ry  Hdt  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Otis  W.  Caldwkll,  Ph.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907,   AsKxiate  Professor  of    Botany,    The    University   of    Chicago,  and    Supervisor   of 
Nature  Study  in  Elementary  School,  Chicago. 
Lotus  D.  ComiAN,  A.B.,  '05,  Ind.  Univ. 

X907,   Supervisor  c^  Training  School,  Eastern  Illinois  State  Normal  School;   res.,  830  S. 
7th  St.,  Charleston. 
Aaeon  HoDoiiAN  Cole,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Colgate  Univ. 

X905,   Instructor  in  Biology  and  Projedion,  Chicago  Normal  School,  tea  a  Monroe  Ave., 
Chicago. 
Neixie  C.  Collins. 

1901,  Teacher  of  Shorthand  and  Typewriting.  High  School,  569  Monmouth  Boul.,  Gales- 
buig. 
LaxjE  Ceiitenton. 

1894,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  1508  N.  Francesco  St.,  Chicago. 
Heney  H.  Edmunds. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  606  N.  Grant  St.,  Clinton. 
Ada  M.  Fleming. 

x895t   Music  Department,  Ginn  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Lin  H.  GRiEriTH,  B.Sc.,  '87.  Franklin  Coll. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  45a  N.  Jackson  St.,  Danville. 

FeaneDiceinsonHaddoce,  A.B.,'oo  Olivet  CoU. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Box  256,  Champaign. 
B.  F.  Haet,  M.Sc.,  '95.  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1900.  Director  of  Commercial  Department,  Township  High  School,  436  Wright  St.,  La  Salle. 
James  B.  McManus. 

1899.  Superinteodent  of  City  Schools,  La  Salle. 
O.  L.  Manchesteb,  A.B..  '86,  A.M..  •89.  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.D..  '06,  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

1891,  Teacher  of  Latin,  German,  and  Economics,  Sute  Normal  University,  705  S.  Broad- 
way, Nonnal. 
Ida    Mighell,  Ph.B.,  '91,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1894,  Principal  of  Bryant  School,  1580  Jackson  Boul.,  Chicaga 

W.  M.  MOETON. 

Agent  of  American  Book  Co.,  5a  i  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mas.  Mary  Darrow  Olson.  A.B.,  '82,  Allegheny  Coll. 

1890,   Prindpal  of  McCosh  School,  6a6o  Jackson  Park  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Maby  O'Reilly. 

1895,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  180  Humboldt  Boul.,  Chicago. 
Charles  H.  Ostrander. 

Prindpal  of  William  Penn  Nizon  School,  1104  Tripp  Ave.,  Chicago. 
SwEN  Franelin  Parson. 

1899,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School;    res.,  305  Col- 
lege Ave..  DeKalb. 
Bertra  Payne,  Ph.B. 

190X,  Head  of  Kindergarten  Training  Department,  School  of  Education,  The  University 
of  Chicago,  5744  Monroe  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mary  O.  Pollard,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '00,  Middlebury  Coll. 

X905,   Instructor  in  English,  High  School;  res.,  1415  Maple  Ave.,  Evanston. 
Gilbert  P.  Randle. 

X9oa,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Mattoon. 
Grace  Reed,  A.B.,  '84,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  LL.B.,  '06,  Kent  Coll.  of  Law. 

x8i94,   Prindpal  of  John  B.  Drake  School,  3716  Forest  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Hannah  Schve. 

1890,  Prindpal  of  Mulligan  School,  527  Dearborn  Ave..  ChicKgo. 
Robert  M.  Smith,  A.M.,  Glasgow  Univ. 

i899«   Supervisor  of  Manual  Training  and  Household  Arts,  6a8  Tribune  Building,  Chicago. 
Rt.  Rev.  J.  Lancaster  Spalding.  A.M.,  LL.D.,  'oa,  Columbia  Univ.;  S.T.D.,  '65,  Univ.  of  Louvahk; 
LL.D.  '04,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
Bishop  of  Peoria,  607  Madison  Ave.,  Peoria. 
Claudius  Ulysses  Stone,  B.Sc.,  '01,  W.  111.  Nor.  CoU. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  Peoria  County  Schools.  510  Hamilton  Boul.,  Peoria. 
WnxB  E.  Tower,  B.Sc,  '94.  Univ.  of  111. 

x897t  Instructor  m  Englewood  High  School,  444  N.  Normal  Parkway,  Chicago. 
George  Edgar  Vincent,  A.B.,  '85,  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D., 'od,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X900,   Professor  in  Department  of  Sociology,  The  University  of  Chicago,  5737  Lexington 
Ave.,  Chicago. 
1903    Rkbaed  H.  Arms,  A.B.,  '90,  Harvard  Univ. 

Proprietor  of  The  Oxford  School,  2x41  Calumet  Ave.,  Chicago. 


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1903     Clitfokd  Webster  Barnes,  A.B.,  '89.  R.D.,  'pa,  Yale  Univ.;  A.M..  '93*  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Honorary  Secretarv  and  Chairman  ot  Executive.  InternaUonal  Committee  on  Moral 
Training.  Lake  Forest. 
Nellie  T.  Baynes. 

1894,   Teacher  in  City  Schools,  553  LaSalle  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Sakah  J.  Baynes. 

1887.  Teacher  in  City  Schools,  553  LaSalle  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Benjamin  Franklin  Buck,  A.B..  '03.  Univ.  of  Mirh. 

1 901,   Principal  of  Lake  View  High  School,  W.  Ashland  and  Irving  Puk  Boul.,  Chicago. 
Herbert  E.  Cobb,  A.B..  '87,  A.M.,  '90,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1896,  Instructor   and  (1906)    Professor  and  Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  Lewis 
Institute,  Chicago. 

George  A.  Coe,  Ph.D.,  '91,  Bo^on  Univ. 

1891,   Professor  of  Philosophy.  Northwestern  University.  6ao  Clark  St.,  Evanston. 
Clarence  Elmer  Comstock,  A.B.,  '88.  A.M..  '91.  Knox  Coll. 

1897,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute,  Peoria. 
G.  W.  Conn.  Jr. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  McHenry  County  Schools,  Woodstock. 
Lillian  S.  Cushman. 

1903,   Instructor  in  Art,  School  of  Education,  The  University  of  Chicago,  6030  Jackson 
Park  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Minna  C.  Denton,  B.Sc.,  '00.  A.M.,  '01.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,  Instructor  in  Lewis  Institute,  Chicago. 
Theresa  J.  Donnelly. 

1898,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  487  Dearborn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Frank  D.  Farr. 

Western  Manager  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co..  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Earl  B.  Person,  Art  Master,  '83,  Mass.  Nor.  Art.  Sch. 

1884,  Teacher  of  Mechanical  Drawing  and  Machine  Design,  Chicago  Manual  Traininc 

School,  and  (1906)  Department  of  Engineering.  The  University  of  Chicago,  359  E. 

58th  St.,  Chicaga* 
Elizabeth  G.  Finkler. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  x8ax  Oakdale  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Stephen  A.  Forbe^.  Ph.D..  '84,  Ind.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  'oj,  Univ.  of  111. 

Professor  of  2o0logy,  University  of  Illinois,  1209  Springfield  Ave.,  Urbana. 
George  D.  Fuller.  A.B.,  '01,  McGill  Univ. 

1907,  Instructor  in  Botany,  School  of  Education,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
Horace  N.  Herrick,  A.B..  '90.  Har>-ard  Univ.;  A.B.,  '86.  A.M.,  '91,  Eureka  Coll. 

1897,   Teacher  of  Greek  and  Latin.  R.  A.  Waller  High  School  384  Sunnyside  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Thomas  Franklin  Holcate.  A.M.,  '89,  Univ.  of'  Toronto;    Ph.D.,  '93,  Clark  Univ.;  LL.D.,  *os, 
Univ.  of  III. 
1893,    Professor  of  Applied  Mathematics,  (looa)  Dean  of  the  College  of  Liberal  Aria, 
Northwestern  University.  617  library  St..  Evanston. 
WnxiAM  Thomas  Jackson,  A.B..  '89,  A.M.,  *9o.  Eurel«  Coll.;  A.B.,  '94,  Harvard  Univ. 

1901,   Professor  of  Physics,  Eureka  College,  Eureka.  * 
Mary  Frances  Keane. 

1888,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools  554  E.  Division  St.,  Chicago. 
C.  Riborg  Mann,  A.B.,  '90,  Columbia  Univ.-  Ph.D.,  '95.  Berlin. 

1896,   Associate  Professor  of  Ph>'sics,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
L.  B.  Mansell.  A.B..  Ewinff  Coll. 

1901,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Farmington. 
Mrs.  Frances  Pearson  Meeks.  Pd.M.,  '04,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll.;  Ph.B..  111.  Wes.  Univ." 

1905,   Teacher  of  History,  High  School,  Spring  Glen,  Danxille. 
Joseph  Aaron  Mercer,  A.B.,  '71,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

i88a,    Principal  of  Lincoln  School,  304  Flora  Ave.,  Peoria. 
Walter  Reynolds  MrrcHELL,  B.Sc.,  '87,  Univ.  of  111. 

Department  of  Biology,  Hyde  Park  High  School,  433  E.  57th  St.,  Chicago. 
Alexander  A.  Moll,  A.B.,  '86,  Oberlin  Coll.;  A.M.,  '89,  Hopetlale  Nor.  Coll. 

1891,   Teacher  in  Brainerd  School;  res.,  6435  Jackson  Ave..  Chicago. 
Mrs.  Emma  A.  Nayt>or,  B.Sc,  '7a,  Lincoln  Univ. 

1896,  Principal  and  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Mason  City. 
Eleanor  D.  O'Connor. 

1897,  Teacher  in  Nathanael  Greene  School,  7140  Emerald  Ave.,  Chicaga 
Christopher  S.  Ogle>'EE.  B.Sc..  '04.  D.Sc,  '05,  l.tntoln  Univ. 

189s,   Instructor  in  Biology,  Lincoln  College,  1006  N.  Union  St.,  Lincoln. 
Matilda  A.  RrrrER. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  1029  W.  Montrose  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Jennie  E.  Slack. 

Teacher  in  Huron  Street  School,  265  £.  Huron  St.,  Chicago. 
Spencer  R.  Smith,  A.B.,  Mich.  Univ. 

Principal  of  Wendell  Phillips  High  School,  4515  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Philip  J.  Stoneberg.  .\.B..  'go,  A.M.,  '01.  Knox  Coll.;  A.M.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

Bishop  HiU. 
Miss  Frank  E.  Tremain. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  886  Warren  Ave.,  Chicago. 


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1903     Susannah  Ushxe,  B.Sc.,  '98,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1904,  Assistant  Professor  of  Household  Science,  University  of  Illinois,  1007  W.  Illinois 
St.,  Urbana. 
Maxy  -E.  Vance. 

1895,  Principal  of  Julia  Ward  Howe  School,  5729  Midway  Park,  Austin.  Chicago. 

Clyde  Weber  Votaw  A.B.  '88,  Amherst  CoU.;  B.D.,  '91,  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '96.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 
1907,  Associate  Professor  of  New  Testament  Literature,  The  University  of  Chicago,  5517 
Washington  Ave.,  Chicago. 

X904     G.  B.  Aftlecx,  A.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Manitoba,  Canada. 

1906,   Physical  Director,  Central  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  153  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 
Chasles  Feank  Atkinson. 

President  of  firm  of  Atkinson,  Mentser  &  Grovcr,  School  Book  Publishers,  350-352 
Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Feancis  B.  Atkinson. 

5005  Vincennes  Ave.,  Chicago. 

Fekdeeick  G.  Bonskr,  B.Sc..  *oi,  M.Sc.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  111. 

1906,   Director  of  Normal  Training  School,  State  Normal  School;   res..  717  W.  Adams 
St.,  Itlacomb. 
Walter  F.  Botes. 

XQoa,  Superintendent  of  Knox  County  Schools,  751  N.  Kellogg  St.,  Galesburg. 
Thomas  H.  Brigcs,  A.B.,  '96,  Wake  Forest  CoU.  and  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1900,   Instructor  in  English,  Eastern  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  Charleston. 
Theodore  C.  Burgers,  A.B.,  '83,  Hamilton  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1904,  Director  of  Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute,  220  Clara  St.,  Peoria. 
John  Ellsworth  Clum,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '98.  Heidelberg  Univ. 

1898,  Principal  of  High  School,  Earlville. 
Matxe  a.  CbBB. 

Z906,  Kindergartner  in  City  Schools,  Z087  Perry  St.,  Chicago. 
Harry  Adelbert  Dean. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Kane  County,  Geneva. 
W.  W.  Earnest. 

Student  at  University  of  Illinois;  res.,  908  W.  Illinois  St.,  Urbana. 
Charles  H.  Elliott, 

190a,   Superintendent  of  Township  High  School;  res.,  300  S.  Elm  St.,  Centralia. 
Henry  Benedict  Fisher,  A.B.,  '96,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Gencseo. 
Jasper  N.  Hunt.  A.M.,  '7s.  Allegheny  Coll, 

Representative  of  Educational  Publications,  521  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
H.  J.  Jokisch,  B.Sc.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Hinsdale. 
Silas  Jones,  A.B., '92,  Eureka  Coll. 

1900,  Professor  of  Sacred  Literature,  Eureka  College,  Eureka. 

James  Kire,  A.B., '71.  A.M.,'74. 

1895,   Higher  Matbnnatics  and  Methods,  Soutlwm  Illinois  Normal  University,  Carbondale. 

'    J.  O.  Leslie.  A.B.,  A.M. 

1888,   Principal  of  High  School,  Ottawa. 
Thomas  Wilson  Lingle,  A.B.,  '93,  Davidson  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Leipzig  Univ.;  Grad.,  'ox,  Princeton 
Theol.  Sem. 

1905,  President  of  Blackburn  College,  and  Professor  of  German  and  History,  Carlinville. 
Daniel  P.  MacMillan.  A.B.,  '95,  Arcadia  Coll.,  Nova  Scotia;  Ph.D.,  '99,  Urtiv.  of  Chicago. 

190a,   Director  of  Department  of  Child  Study  and  Pedagogic  Investigation,  Public  Schools, 
Room  808,  143  Dearborn  St.,  Chicago. 
Francis  M.  McKay^  B.L..  Univ.  of  III. 

1895,  Pnncipol  of  Anderson  School,  134  Warren  Ave.,  Chicago. 

Thomas  H.  McMichael,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '89,  Monmouth  Coll.;  D.D.,  '03,  Westminster  CoU. 

1Q03,  President  of  Monmouth  College,  Monmouth. 
G.  W.  L.  Meeker. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  129  W.  Pine  St.,  Canton. 
Charles  W.  Minaro,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Ph.D.,  '94,  HI-  Wcs.  Univ. 

Principal  of  Marquette  School,  Chicago;  res.,  518  N.  4th  Ave.,  Maywood. 
George  William  Myers.  B.L.,  '88,  M.L..  '91,  Univ.  of  111.:  Ph.D..  '96,  Univ.  of  Munich,  Bavarin. 

1901,  Professor  of  Teaching  of  Mathematics  and  Astronomy,  College  of  Education,   The 

University  of  Chicago;   res.,  480  E.  72d  St.,  Bryn  Mawr,  Chicago. 
Effix  M.  Pike. 

1903,   Principal  of  LongfeUow  School,  116  Marion  St.,  Oak  Park. 
D.  Walter  Porrs. 

1896,  Principal  of  Horace  Mann  School,  East  St.  Louis. 
Bertrand  Clifton  Richardson,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M..  '96,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  536  £.  7th  St.,  Alton. 
Flora  C.  St.  Clair. 

1897,  Teacher  of  the  Deaf,  Chicago  Normal  School;  res.,  653a  Perry  Ave.,  Chicaga 
Frederic  L.  Sims  B.Sc.  'oa,  De  Pauw  Univ.,  and  '03,  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1906,   Principal  of  New  Trier  Township  High  School,  Kenilworth. 
Frederick  James  Volney  Skiff,  A.M.,  '05,  Colo.  CoU. 

1894,  Director  of  Field  Mu9eum  of  Natural  History,  Chicago. 


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igo4    Geraed  T.  Smith,  A.B.,  '96,  Albion  Coll. 

Z906,  Sttperintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Library  Building.  Peoria. 
I.  Haary  Todd. 

Prindpftl  of  Longfellow  School,  331  Missouri  Ave..  East  St.  Louis. 
Mildred  Esther  White. 

1906,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  165  N.  Kedzie  Ave.,  Chicago. 

Eva  Blaine  Whttuore. 

1884 1  General  Superintendent  of  Chicago  Free  Kindergarten  Association,  sio  E.  s^d  St. 
Boul.,  Chicago. 

William  F.  Yoimo. 

Vice-President,  Benj.  H.  Sanborn  &  Co..  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicaflo. 
1905    Edward  Anderson.  • 

Superintendent  of  Schools.  113  N.  Walnut  St.,  Springfield. 

William  Dawson  Armstrong. 

Musical  Director  of  Shurtleff  College  and  the  Western  Military  Academy,  400  Danforth 
St..  Alton. 
W.  D.  Bannister.  A.B.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  2737  Holbrook  Ave.,  Cairo. 
ZoNiA  Baber.  B.Sc..  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1901,  Head  of  Department  of   Geography.    School    of    Education,  The    University    of 
Chicago;   res..  5623  Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 

William  Harvey  Chamberlain.  Grad.  III.  St.  Nor.  Univ. 

1906,  Principal  of  Cyrus  U.  McCormick  School,;  res.,  6036  Ingkside  Ave.,  Chicago. 

Mrs.  Mary  D.  Chambers.  B.Sc..  '05.  Columbia  Univ. 

Instructor  in  Chemistry  and  Home  Eocwomics,  Rockford  College,  Rockford. 

Emma  M.  Church. 

1907,  Director  of  Chicago  Academy  of  Fine  Arts,  6  Madison  St.,  Chicago. 
Lsandrr  Dallas  Ellis,  A.B..  *96.  Univ.  of  Kans. 

1 90s,  Superintendoit  of  City  Schools,  X15  Keokuk  St.,  Lincoln. 
WtLLARD  C.  Gore.  Ph.D.,  'oi. 

1903,  Assistant  Professor  of  Psychology,  The   University  of  Chicago.  5329  Greenwood 

Ave,  Chicago. 
Horace  A.  Hollister.  A.B..  '88.  A.M..  'p6.  State  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

X902,   High  School  Visitor  Umversity  of  lUincns;  res.,  106  K.  Green  St.,  Champaign. 

Mary  S.  Mack.  B.Sc..  '02.  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,   Princii»l  of  Teachers'  Training  School;  res.,  looi  William  Boul.,  Springfield. 

John  H.  McMillan.  A,B.,  *74.  A.M..  '78,  Ind.  St.  Univ.;  Litt.  D..  '98.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1890,   Professor  of  Latin,  Monmouth  College.  815  E.  Broadway,  Monmouth. 

Oscar  Lincoln  McMurry,  B.Sc.,  *oi,  Columbia  Univ. 

Supervisor  of   Manual   Training,  Chicago  Normal  School,  68th  St.  and  Stewart 
Ave.,  Chicago. 
Eugene  D.  Merriman,  A.B..  '05,  Cornell  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  304  E.  Menominee  St.,  Belvidere. 
John  E.  Miller. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  92Sd  Baugh  Ave.,  East  St.Louia. 

Orris  J.  Milliken. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Sumner  School,  Chicago;    res.,  cor.  Prairie  and   Irving  Aves., 
Wheaton. 
Orett  Lyman  Munger. 

9  Drczel  Square.  Chicago. 

Mrs.  C.  M.  Parker. 

With  "The  School  News."  6x3  W.  Adams  St..  Taylorvillc. 

F.  O.  Perkins. 

Western  Manager  of  Longmans.  Green  &  Co.,  Publishers,  203  Michigan  Ave.. 
Chicago. 
Louise  S.  Quackenbush. 

1878,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  553  W.  6ist  St..  Chicago. 
Walter  Dill  Scott.  A.B.,  Northwestern  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Letnag,  Germany. 

1907,   Professor  of  Psychology  and  Director  of  Psychological  Laboratory.  Northwestern 
University;  res.,  2036  Orrington  Ave.,  Evanston. 
Charles  H.  Smith.  M.E.,  »85.  Cornell  Univ. 

Teacher  of  Physics,  Hyde  Park  High  School,  and  Editor  of  "School  Science  and 
Mathematics,"  5406  Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mrs.  Constance  BARLow-SMrrR. 

1903,   Instructor  in  Music,  in  Charge  of  PubUc  School  Music,  School  of  Music,  Univer- 
sity of  Illinois;  res.,  606  Lincoln  Ave.,  Urbana. 
Z.  M.  Smith.  A.B.,  *oi,  A.M..  'o^.  De  Pauw  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School,  1107  Grant  St.,  Danville. 
James  H.  Tufts,  A.B..  *84.  LL.D..  '04.  Amherst  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '92.  Freiburg. 

1892,  Professor  of  Philosophy,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
Charles  M.  Turton.  A.M.,  '86.  Syracuse  Univ. 

1893,  Instructor  in  Physics  and  Chemistry,  South  Chicaiio  High  School,  and  Publisher  .of 

"School  Science  and  Mathematics;"  res.,  440  Kenwood  Terrace,  Chicago. 
Carroleane  Tyrrell. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  459  W.  Randolph  St.,  Chicago. 


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1905  W.  H.  WBDEin. 

Sdwol  Book  Publisher,  aoj  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicaga 

LUZXB  E.  WOOSTEK. 

Author  and  School  Book  Publisher.  aa8  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 

1906  Nathaniel  Butleb,  A.M.,  '76.  LL.D..  *o4.  Colby  CoU. 

Dean  of  the  College  of  Education,  The  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  5601  Biadison 
Ave.,  Chicago. 
Cbebxophes  J.  Byeke. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Moloney  Bldg.,  Ottawa. 
Anna  B.  Craxpion. 

Superintendent  of  Ogle  County  Schoob.  500  N.  4th  St.,  Oregon. 
Feed  L.  Chaeles,  B.Sc.,  '94,  M.Sc,  '95.  Northwestern  Univ. 

1899,  Professor  of  Biology,  and  Head  of  Science  Department,  Northern  Illinois  State  Nor- 
mal School;  res.,  336  College  Ave.,  DeKalb. 
Habey  ViCTOE  Chttbcr,  Ph.B.,  '94.  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Z899,  Principal  of  J.  Sterling  Morton  High  School,  Qyde. 
M.  G.  Claek,  A.M.,  *98.  Greer  Coll. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  aio,  6th  St.,  Streator. 
Nathan.  PoBTBE  Colwell,  M.D.,  *oo.  Rush  Med.  CoU. 

X906,  Secretary  of  the  Council  on  Medical  Education  of  the  American  Medical  Associa- 
tion, Z03  Dearborn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Heitby  Fbeoebice  Cofb. 

1906,  General  Secretary  of  The  Religious  Education  Association,  153  LaSalle  St.,  Chicaga 
Db  Wnr  Elwood.  B.Sc.,  '95.  Lawrence  Univ. 

19031  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Charleston. 

W.   R.  FOSTEB. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  LaSalie  County,  537,  ad  Ave.,  Ottawa. 

WiLLABD  L.  GEEMAN. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Polo. 
Cybus  Stovee  Gbove. 

x9oa,  Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Freeport. 
Walteb  Raymond  Hattield. 

1906,  Principal  of  Elementary  School;  res.,  6030  Monroe  Ave.,  Chicago. 
John  Henby  Hexl,  A.B..  '95.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Z903,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  asao  Isabella  Ave.,  Morgan  Park. 
WnxiAX  Rdssbll  Hobnbaeeb,  A.M.,  '90.  De  Pauw  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  of  John  M.  Smyth  School;  res.,  33x7  Ivison  Ave.,  Berwyn. 
RoscoE  M.  Ihbio,  Ph.B..  'ox,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

408  Oak  St..  Danville. 
Wiluah  H.  Ives,  A.M..  Syracuse  Univ.;  LL.B..  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Resident  Director  and  Western  Manager,  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave., 
Chicago. 

EOKXTND  W.  JeFFBIES. 

Secretary  of  American  Manual  Training  Co.,  383-385  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Chaeles  E.  Joiner.  B.Sc..  'ox.  A.M..  '95.  Ewing  Coll. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Rochelle. 
Wabben  Jones.  A.B..  'oa,  Univ.  of  HI. 

1905  >  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Elbum. 
RoBEBT  Jakes  Kellogg,  A.B.,  'pz,  Ph.D..  '96.  Cornell  Univ. 

Z903,  Professor  of   Modem  languages,  The  James  Millakin  University;    res.,  748  W. 
Ekiorado  St.,  Decatur. 
Chaeles  E.  Lawyeb.  B.Sc.,  '98.  Knox  CoU. 

Principal  of  Uigh  School;  res.,  358  W.  Pine  St.,  Canton. 
Clabence  H.  LEVrrr. 

X90Z,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Belvidere. 
John  A.  Long.  A.M..  'pz,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Library  Bldg.,  Joliet. 
William  Y.  Ludwig. 

Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Court  House.  Danville. 

Fbank  L.  Milleb,  A.B.,  ^82,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ.;  A.M.,  *85.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

189a,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  154x0  Lexington  Ave.,  Harvey. 

B.  C.  MOOBE. 

Superintendent  of  McLean  County  Schools,  Bloomington. 
James  G.  Moobb. 

Su))erintendent  of  Schools,  Lexington. 
Mbs.  Maby  Boombb  Page. 

Director  of  Chicago  Kindergarten  Institute,  40  Scott  St.,  Chicaga 
Abthtjb  B.  Rowell,  A.B..  '05.  Yankton  CoO. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Glencoe. 
R.  L.  Sandwice.  A.B..  '95,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1903,  Principal  of  Deerfieki  Township  High  School;  res.,  aa9  Central  Ave.,  Highland  Park. 
Henby  Fiel«>  Stoitt. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Genoa. 
Daniel  A.  Teab.  Ph.D..  '06,  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1895*   Principal  of  Wm.  Gladstone  School;  les.,  5a3a  Greenwood  Ave.,  Chicago. 


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ILLINOIS-Cm/mmi/ 

1906  E.  £.  Wheeler. 

Member  of  Firm  of  W.  H.  Wheeler  &  Co,,  aoj  Midufui  Ave.,  Chicago. 
John  Hamilton  Whiiten. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Oaaisa. 

1907  Ross  Allen  Baker,  A.M.,  '07.  De  Pauw  Univ. 

1907,  Department  of  Physics  and  Chemistry,  High  School;  res.,  408  N.  Oak  St.,  DanviUe. 
Frederick  W.  Buchholz.  A.B..  '89,  Oberiin  Coll.;  B.L..  'm.  Chicago  CoU.  of  Law. 

X9oa,   Head  of  the  Department  of  Mathematics.  Chicaco  Normal  School;  res.,  68 18   St. 
Lawrence  Ave.,  Chicago. 
John  Gaylord  Coulter.  A.B.,  '05,  Lake  Forest  Univ.;  Ph.B..  '99,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1906,  Professor  of  Biotogy,  IIDnois  State  Normal  Univcrnty,  NormaL 
Harriet  B.  Davis. 

1906,  Pmdpal  of  Robert  Emmet  School;  res.,  698  Winthrop  Ave.,  Chicago. 
F.  H.  DoEDEN,  A.B.,  *o4,  Univ.  of  HI. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Eureka. 
George  William  Eggbrs. 

1906,  Head  of  Department  of  Graphic   Arts,  ChicaffD  Nonnal  School;  res.,  6936  Yale 

Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mary  Ann  Kromer. 

1907,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  High  School,  Blonmington, 
John  P.  Mentsxr.  Ph.B.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Member  of  firm  of  Atkinson,  Mentzer  &  Grover,  350  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicafo. 
Ernest  E.  Olp,  A.B.,  *oo.  Northwestern  Univ. 

Manager  of  Chicago  Office.  Fiak  Teachers*  Agency,  303  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicaga 

institutions 

UEE  DIRECrOR 

1890    State  TXacrei's  Association  of  Illinois. 

President,  D.  B.  Parkinson,  Carbondale;  Secretary,  Miss  Caroline  Grate,  Macomb. 

ACnVE  MEMBERS 

X897    John  Crekar  Library,  The. 

Librarian,  Clement  W.  Andrews,  Chicago. 
LiNcouf  College  of  The  James  MaLiKiN  University. 
President,  J.  H.  McMurry,  Lincoln. 

1898  Chicago  Public  LmRARv,  The. 

librarian,  Frederick  H.  Hild,  Chicago. 
Illinois  State  Normal  University. 

President,  David  Felmley;  librarian,  Ange  V.  Milner,  NormaL 
Newberry  Library. 

President  of  Board  of  Trustees,  E.  W.  Blatchford;  librarian,  J.  V.  Cheney,  ChicBco. 

1899  Office  of  Suferintendent  of  Ptblic  Instruction.  State  of  Illinois. 

Superintendent.  Francis  G.  Blair,  Springtietd. 
Eastern  Illinois  State  Normal  School. 

Presitlent,  Livingston  C.  Lord;  Librarian,  Mary  J.  Booth,  Charleston. 
Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School. 

President,  John  W.  Cook;  Librarian.  Madeline  W.  MiUier,  DeKalb. 
Public  Library,  Rockford. 

Librarian,  Jane  P.  Huhbell,  Rockford. 
School  of  Education.  The  University  of  Chicago. 

Dean,  Nathaniel  Butler;  Librarian,  Irene  Warren,  Chicago. 
Southern  Illinois  Normal  University. 

President.  Daniel  B.  Parkinson;  librarian,  Edna  Hester,  Carbondale. 
The  University  of  Chicago. 

President,  Harry  Pratt  Judson;  librarian,  Zella  .\llen  Dixson,  Chicago. 
UNiVERsmr  OF  Illinois,  Library. 

President,  Edmund  J.  James;  Acting  librarian,  F.  K.  W.  Drury,  Urbana. 
Wheaton  College. 

President,  Charles  A.  Blanchard.  Ulie^ton. 

1900  Armour  iNsrrruTE  of  Technology. 

President,  F.  W.  Gunsaulus;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Julia  Beveridge,  Chicsgo. 
Oak  Park  Public  Library. 

President,  H.  A.  Taylor;    Librarian,  Mabel  A.  Thain,  Oak  Park.  ' 

190X    Gail  Borden  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Katherine  L.  Abbott,  Spring  and  Milwaukee  Sts.,  Elgin. 
Peoria  Public  Library. 

President.  John  E.  Keene;  librarian.  E.  S.  Willcox,  Peoria. 
190a    Columbia  College  of  Expression.  The. 

President,  Mary  A.  Blood;    Secretary,  J.  B.  Kaufman,  7th  Floor,  Steinway  Hall. 
Chicago. 
Evanston  Public  Library. 

librarian,  Mary  B.  Lindsay,  Evanston. 
Illinois  State  Library. 

State  Librarian,  ex-cfficic  James  A.  Rose,  Springfield. 


Indiana]  UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  99 

lUANOlS—ConHiwed 

igoa      LOMBAIO  COLXJBOK. 

President.  Lewis  B.  Fisher;  Dean,  Frederick  W.  Rich,  Galesbuis. 

Frestdrat,  H.  J.  Kiekhoefer;  Librarian,  S.  L.  Umbach,  Naperville. 
NOKTRWESTEKN  UifivEssmr,  LnSABY. 

President,  Abram  Winegardner  Harris;    Assistant   Librarian,    LodiUa  Ambrose, 
Evanston. 
Vfwsnxs  Iluhois  Stats  Nosmal  School. 

Principal.  Alfred  Bayliss,  Macomb. 
1904    East  St.  Louis  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  J.  Lyon  Woodrufl,  8th  St.  and  Broadway,  East  St.  Louis. 

ROCKIORD  COLLEOK. 

President,  Julia  H.  Gulliver.  Rockiord. 
1906    Hapgood's,  Chicago,  lU. 

President,  H.  J.  Hapgood,  Hartford  Bldg..  140  Dearborn  St.,  Chicago. 

INDIANA 
lite  membzr 

1S76    Moszs  Cobb  Stxvxns,  A.M.,  '83,  Earlham  Coll. 

Z883,  Professor  of  Higher  Mathematics  (Emeritus),  Purdue  University.  135  Russell  St. 
Lafayette. 


acttvb  ; 
1885    Mary  E.  Nicholson. 

Principal  of  Normal  School,  1217  Broadway,  Indiana  polb. 
x888    James  C.  Black,  Pd.M.,  '94,  Pd.D.,  '95.  Sch.  of  Ped.,  Univ.  of  City  of  New  York. 

190a,  Head  of  Department  of  History,  High  School,  304  W.  ijth  St.,  Anderson. 
Z890    Anna  Suter. 

X901,  Principal  of  the  High  School  Department  in  Spelman  Seminary,  Atlanta,  Ga.;  home 
address,  5903  E.  Washington  St.,  Indianapolis. 
X89X    Miss  N.  Cropsey. 

1894,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1219  College  Ave.,  Indianapolis. 
Z893    WnxiAM  Lowe  Bryan.  Ph.D.,  '93.  Gark  Univ. 

X903,  President  of  Indiana  Um'versity,  8is  N.  College  Ave.,  Bloomington. 
William  P.  Hart,  B.Sc.,  '81,  M.Sc.,  '88.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  53  Poplar  St.,  Huntington. 
Horace  G.  Woody,  B.Sc.,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  608  S.  Locust  St.,  Greencastle. 


1894 


George  W.  Benton,  A.B..  '84.  A.M.,  '87,  Wabash  CoU. 

X903,  Pnndpal  of  Shortridge  High  School,  Indianapolis. 


1895    H.  B.  Brown,  A.M. 

President  of  Valparaiso  University,  53  Jefferson  St.,  Valparaiso. 
Frank  W.  Cooley,  B.Sc.,  '81,  M.Sc.,  '86,  Lawrence  Univ. 

190a,  Superintendoit  of  Schools,  7th  and  Vine  Sts.,  Evansville. 
Thomas  F.  Fttzccbbon,  Grad.,  '90.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  '97,  Ind.  Univ. 
X90X,  Superintendent  ot  Public  Schools,  734,  7th  St.,  Columbus. 
Cyrus  Wilburn  Hodgin.  A.M.,  '88.  Earlham  CoH. 

1887,   Professor  of  History,  Earlham  College,  aaa  Central  Ave.,  Richmond. 
Calvin  N.  Kendall.  A.B..  '8a.  Hamilton  Coll.;  A.M.,  'co.  Yale  Univ. 

X900.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  31a  N.  Meridian  St.,  Indianapolis. 
X896    George  F.  Bass. 

Bookseller,  Indiana  Pythian  Bldg.,  cor.  Pennsylvania  St.,  and  Massachusetts  Ave., 
Indianapolis. 
Mrs.  Eliza  A.  Blaker. 

President  of  Teachers'  College  of  Indianapolis;  res.,  3330  N.  Meridian  St.,  Indian- 
apolis. 
Robert  I.  Hamilton. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  Box  X17,  Vincennes. 
Joseph  R.  Houston,  M.Sc.,  '03,  Moore's  Hill  Coll. 

1896.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schook,  .\urora. 
C  M.  McDaniel  B.Sc.,  '85,  A.M.,  '93. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  393  Hohman  St.,  Hammond. 
William  A.  Millis,  A.M.,  Ind.  Univ. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  607  S.  Water  St.,  Crawfordsville. 
Benjamin  F.  Moorb. 

x899«  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  6x8  W.  5th  St.,  Marion. 
Thomas  Abbott  Mott,  A.M.,  '98,  Earlham  Coll. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Garfield  bchool,  Richmond. 
Howard  Sandison,  A.M.,  '89,  Ind.  Univ. 

X890,   Vice-Presid^t  of  Indiana  State  Normal  School,  404  N.  Center  St.,  Terre  Haute. 
William  H.  Wiley  A.B.,  '64,  A.M.,  '67,  Butler  Univ. 

Educational  Writer,  451  N.  7th  St.,  Terre  Haute. 
X897    Adelaide  Steele  Baylor,  Ph.B..  '97,  The  Univ.  of  Chicago 

X903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  108  £.  Hill  St.,  Wabash. 


lOO  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Indiana 

UfDlANA-'Omtinmd 

X897     Casl  J.  KSOR. 

1907.  President  of  Normal  College  of  G^roinastict  of  the  North  American  Gymnastic 
Union,  Lock  Box  167,  Indianapolis. 
FiAMCB  M.  MiRirA,  B.Sc.,  '06,  Wm.  Taylor  Univ.;  Ph.B..  '97,  The  Univ.  of  Chicafo. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  Garreu. 
Edwin  S.  Momoc.  Ph.B..  '06,  m.  Wesleran  Univ.:  A.M..  '97,  Hanover  Coll. 

190s,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  701  N.  Gentry  St.,  Frankfort. 
Hemsy  C.  Montoovesy.  A.B..  '80.  A.M..  '86,  Hanover  Coll.;  A.M..  '91.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

189a,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ai?  N.  Walnut  St.,  Seymour. 
Wnx  A.  Myess.  A.B..  '96,  A.M.,  '99.  Ind.  Univ. 

X906,  Principal  of  High  School.  6jo  N.  Jeffenon  St.,  Hartford  O'ty. 
RoBEiT  Alkxandbs  Ooo,  B.Sc.,  '7a  A.M.,  'oa,  Ind.  Univ. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools  ax6  W.  Sycamore  St.,  Kokomo. 
Justin  N.  Study,  A.M.,  '731  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Ft.  Wayne. 

1898  Edwaed  G.  Bauman,  Grad.,   *90,  Ind.   St.  Nor.   Sch.;  Ph.B..   '96,  IlL   Wes.  Univ.;  A.M..  *o8. 

Cent.  Wes.  Coll.,  and  '09.  lU.  Wes.  Univ. 
X903.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  8a9  Main  St..  Mt.  Vernon. 
Fassbtt  a.  Cotton.  A.B.,*oa.  Butler  Univ.;  Ph.B., 'oa.  The  Univ.  of  Chicago;  IX.D..  *o5.  Franklin 
Coll.  X903,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Room  37,  State  House, 
Indianapolis. 
Mss.  Lauxa  Dale  Floyd. 

906,  145th  St.,  East  Chicago. 
John  Andeison  Wood.  Grad.,  '89.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  '97.  A.M.,  'oa,  Ind.  Univ. 
X898,   Supenntendent  of  City  Schools.  laio  Clay  St.,  La  Porte. 

1899  Chablis  H.  Copeland,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M..  '97,  Ind.  Univ. 

1897.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  409  S.  Main  St.,  Fairmount. 
FEank  F.  Heighway.  B.Sc.,  *88.  Valparaiso  Univ. 

Z896,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Crown  Point. 
Orvillb  C.  Pratt,  Ph.B.,  'os.  De  Pauw  Univ. 

1907.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Clinton. 

1900  Rurus  J.  Dearborn,  Grad.,  '00,  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  '04,  Ind.  Univ. 

1905,  Head  of  Department  of  History,   Indiana  Central  University.  University  HeightB, 

TfM^i*napnH«- 

JOHN  W.  Hamilton. 

1890,  Superintendent  of  Schook,  Monticello. 
LuciEN  B.  O'Dell. 

X90X,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  711  N.  Meridian  St.,  Braail. 
WiLUAM  C.  Smtfr. 

1905,  General  Director  of  Winona  Technical  Institute,  1500  E .  Michigan  St.,  Indiana poliB. 
James  Harvey  Tomlin. 

1894,  Superintendent  ci  Schools,  197  W.  Broadway,  Shelbyville. 
Harry  Bruce  Wilson,  A.B..  '05.  Ind.  Univ. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  83 1  N.  Main  St.,  Decatur. 
WiLUAM  A.  Wirt,  Ph.B.,  '98,  De  Pauw  Univ. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Gary. 
190X    Mrs.  Frances  M.  Beach,  Grad.,  '8t.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

187 7i  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  8x0  Wahiut  St.,  Tore  Haute. 
Mrs.  Essx  Bissell  Dakin,  B.Sc,  '80,  Cornell  Univ. 

1893,  Head  of  Department  of   Mathematics,  and  (1905)  Assistant  Principal  of  High 
School,  410  W.  Washington  St.,  South  Bend. 
Mantbed  W.  Deputy,  B.Sc.,  '9>.  So.  Ind.  Nor.  Coll.;  A.B.,  '04.  A.M.,  '05.  Ind.  Univ. 

Z905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob.  Cohimhia  Qty. 
James  H.  Jeftbey.  A.B.,  '98,  Ind.  Univ. 

190Z.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  337  S.  A  St.,  Gas  City. 
Cbablbs  S.  Meee,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Ind. 

190X,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School,  Elwood. 

James  B.  Pearcy,  Ph.B.,  '88,  Butler  Univ. 

X90S.    Superintendent  of  Schools,  413  W.  zath  St..  Anderson. 

Oscar  Morton  Ptitencer,  A.B.,  '96,  Ind.  Univ. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  an  £.  Broadway,  P.  O.  Box  683.  Alexandria. 
George  L.  Roberts,  A.B.,  '94.  Ind.  St.  Univ. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  445  **The  Johnson,"  Muncie. 
Francis  M.  Stalees,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Princeton  Univ. 

X904,   Professor  of  History  of  Education,  Indiana  Sute  Normal  School,  9x4  S.  5th  St.,Ten« 
Haute. 

X903    Oscar  R.  Baker. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  161  South  St.,  Winchester. 
Ellis  H.  Drake,  Grad.,  '94.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  '04,  Ind.  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  431  Monger  Block,  Elkhart. 
Eldo  Ljewis  Hendricks,  A.B.,  '94,  Franklin  Coll.j  A.M.,  '99,  Ind.  Univ 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Delphi. 
RoBEBT  L.  Kellky,  Ph.B.,  *88,  Earlham  CoU.;    Ph.M.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Chicago;    LL.D.,  '07,  De 
Pauw  Univ. 
1903,   President  of  Earlham  College;  res.,  308  Central  Ave.,  Richmond. 


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INDIANA-Coii/MMMtf 

190a     Henky  Lester  Smitb,  A.B.,  'o8i  A.M.,  '09.  Ind.  St.  Univ. 

1905,  Superviang  Principal  of  Schoob,  Indianapolis;  res.,  314  N.  Washingtoa  St.,  Bloom- 

ingtoQ. 
1903    Georgia  A.  Alexander. 

1899,  Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  807  N.  Pennsylvania  St.,  Indianapolis. 

Robert  J.  Aley,  A.B.,  A.M..  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1891,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Indiana  University,  and  (1903)  Editor  of  **  Educator  Jour- 
nal," ao9  Forest  PI.,  Bloomington. 
Louis  A.  Bacon. 

Z903,  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schoob,  919  N.  Pennsylvania  St.,  Indian- 
apolis. 
Edward  Bailey  Birge,  A.B.,  '01,  Brown  Univ..  Mus.B.,  '04,  Yale  Univ. 

X901,  Supervisor  oi  Music,  Public  Sdioob,  1912  N.  Pennsylvania  St.,  Indianapolis. 
Lydia  R.  BiJiicH. 

1899,  Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schoob,  43a  Fulton  St,  Indianapolis. 
Anna  Brockhausen,  A.B.,  '07,  Indiana  Univ. 

1901,   Supervising  Principal  of  Schoob,  The  Wyandot,  xia  £.  Ohio  St.,  Indianapolis. 
Adelaide  Carman. 

Z896,   Principal  of  Music  Department,  Indiana  Institution  for  Education  of  the  Blind; 
res.,  933  N.  Pennsylvania  St.,  Indianapolis. 
E.  Kate  Carhan. 

933  N.  Pennsylvania  St.,  Indianapolis. 
D.  R.  EllaAarger,  A.B..  '93,  Ind.  Univ. 

1895.  Principal  of  High  School,  31  S.  15th  St.,  Richmond. 

William  Chester  Goble,  Grad.,  'oa,  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schoob,  aaz  £.  North  St.,  Greenfield. 

Ernest  O.  Holland,  A.B.,  *95,  Ind.  Univ. 

X907,  Junior  Processor  of  Educaticm,  Indiana  University,  Bloomington. 
Richard  Otto  Johnson. 

X889.  Superintendent  of  Indiana  State  School  for  the  Deaf,  cor.  State  and  Washington  Sts., 
Indianapolis. 
Charles  Allen  Prosser,  A.B.,  DePauw  Univ.;  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Lomsville. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1330  Elm  St.,  New  Albany. 
Ellsworth  Robey. 

X904,  Superintendent  of   County  Schoob,  and  Member  of  State  Board  of  Education. 
Kokomo. 
igo4    Harold  Barnes,  A.B.,  '92,  Kans.  Univ. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Princeton. 
Harry  O.  Buzzaird. 

Superintendent  of  Monroe  County  Schoob,  413  £.  4th  St.,  Bloomington. 
John  C  Hall,  A.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  111. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  City  School,  3x0  La  Porte  Ave.,  Whiting. 
Edwin  Lee  Holton,  A.B.,  04,  Ind.  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob.  55  N.  nth  St.,  Noblesville. 
Jacob  W,  Holton,  A.B.,  '03,  Ind.  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  SulUvan. 
Samuel  Wertz,  A.M.,  Hartsville  Coll. 

x888.   Principal  of  High  School,  X303  Pearl  St.,  Columbus. 
Z905     William  E.  Baugh,  A.B.,  '03,  Howard  Univ. 

1904,  Teacher  in  City  Schoob,  x3X3  W.  35th  St.,  Indianapolis. 
R.  Katharine  Beeson. 

Supervisor  of  Elementary  Schoob,  Stockton  House,  Lafayette. 

John  A.  Bergstrom,  A.B.,  '80,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn.;  Ph.D.,  '94,  Clark  Univ. 

X903,   Professor  of  Education  and  Director  of  the  Psychological  Laboratory,  Indiana  Uni- 
versity; res.,  X37  Forest  PL,  Bk>omington. 
Jacob  Grant  Collicott,  A.B.,  Ind.  Univ. 

Prindpal  of  High  School,  1x3  Powell  Ave.,  Evansville. 
Homer  L.  Cooe. 

Manager  of  State  Teachers'  Bureau  of  Indiana,  330X  W.  Washington  St.,  Indian  • 
apolis. 
WnoTELD  AuGiTSTus  Denny,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ind.  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School,  135  W.  8th  St.,  Anderson. 

Frederice  Louis  Fagley,  B.Sc.,  *o5,  M.Sc..  *o7,  Moore's  Hill  Coll. 

Professor  of  History  and  Science  of  Education,  and  Head  of  Normal  Department 
Moore's  Hm  College.  Moore's  HiU. 

LULA  COBLEIGH  GrOVE. 

X904,   Supervising  Prindpal  of  Qty  Schoob,  3.1;  The  Wyandot,  Indianapolb. 

C.  McHenry  Marble,  Ph.B.,  '85,  B.Pd..  *oo. 

X904>  Superintendent  of  Public  Sdioob,  414  E.  Chestnut  St.,  Jeffeisonville. 
Sarah  L.  Montgomery,  A.M. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Indiana  Girb'  School,  Indianapolb. 

Alva  Otis  Neal,  B.Sc.,  '93.  M.Sc..  '05,  Franklin  Coll. 

X907,   Superintoident  of  Oty  Schoob,  51  N.  Water  St.,  Franklin. 


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INDUNA— CMlffiiMf 

igo5    Mks.  Jaues  M.  Noel. 

1895,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  313  E.  St.  CUir  St.,  Indianapolis. 
ErrzL  RusKiN  Ray.  A.B..  '01.  A.M..  *oa,  lod.  Univ. 

Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  2419  Talbott  Ave.,  Indianapolb. 
William  H.  Sanders.  A.^.,  *o5.  A.M..  *96,  Ind.  Univ. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  333  S.  Grant  St.,  Bloomington. 
Joseph  Hisam  Scroll.  Grad.,  *93.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.R..  '98.  Ind.  Univ. 
1904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  635  N.  Jackson  St..  RushviUe. 

1906  Fkancis  E.  Andkews.  A.B..  *u,  A.M..  *84.  Marietta  Coll.;  Grad.  '94.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1904,  Principal  of  High  School;  res..  421  Mechanic  St.,  Jenersonville. 
Maky  L.  Clark. 

X896,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Instnictioo,  Public  Schools,  36  Matilda  St.,  Huntington. 
Cbakles  CLiTfOED  CoLEMAN.  Ph.B..  *o4.  A.M.,  'oj,  DcPauw  Univ. 

.    1906.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  High  School  Bldg..  Brazil. 
WiLBEi  R.  CuETB,  B.Sc..  '95,  Valparaiso  Univ. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Lake  County  Schools,  Crown  Point. 
Ellis  Buekz  Gibbs,  A.B.,  Ind.  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  North  Manchester. 
Wm.  M.  Heikey,  B.Sc.,  'Ss.  M.Sc.,  V- 

1907,   Teacher  of  Science,  High  School,  Huntington. 
RoBEKT  F.  HiGHT,  A.B.,  'SB.  Ind.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Lafayette. 
Louis  W.  Keeles.  Ph.B..  *oo.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  709  Spring  St..  Michigan  Qty. 
Maky  A.  Keki.  A.B..  *o<,  Ind.  Univ. 

1901,   Principal  of  Central  School;  res.,  4x6  E.  ad  St.,  Bkmmingtoo. 
W.  P.  Morgan.  A.B.,  *oo,  Ind.  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools.  1633  S.  5th  St..  Terre  Haute. 
J.  Edward  Newell.  A  B.,  *o7,  A.M..  *oa,  Otterbein  Univ. 

X905,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  4335  Baring  Ave.,  East  Chicago. 
John  Franklin  Ncner. 

Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  3x6  W.  ad  St.,  Mishawaka. 
Carl  Brosius  Spitth. 

X906,    Physical  Director  of  Sodaler  Tumverein  and  ( 1907)  of  Normal  College  of  North  Amcr> 
ican  Gymnastic  Union;  res.,  German  House,  Indianapolis. 
James  Wilson  Stott,  A.B..  '03,  A.M.,  '07,  Ind.  Univ. 
X905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Brook ville. 

1907  Lillian  Gay  Berry,  A.B.,  '99.  A.M.,  '04.  Ind.  Univ. 

Z907,   Associate  Professor  of  Latin,  Indiana  Uniwrsity;    res.,  418  W.  Washington  St., 
Bloomington. 
William  O.  Hiatt,  A.B.,  •94.  Ind.  Univ. 

1904,   Principal  of  Frankfort  High  School;  res.,  558  S.  Clay  St.,  Frankfort. 
Herbert  Irrig,  A.B.,  *03,  Ind.  Univ. 

1903,   Teacher  of  History,  High  School,  Columbia  City. 
B.  E.  Myers,  A.B.,  *o4,  Ind.  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Bicknell. 
Thomas  W.  Records,  A.B.,  '01.  Ind.  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Liberty. 
Wilson  P.  Shortridge,  A.B.,  '07,  Ind.  Univ. 

Z907,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Hope. 
John  Sylvanus  Umble,  A.B.,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1906,   Teacher  of  German.  High  School;  res..  7x1  Store  St..  Mt.  Vernon. 
R.  Bernhard  von  Kleinsmid.  A.B..  A.M..  Northwestern  Univ. 

Professor  of  Education  and  Principal  of  Academy,  De  Pauw  University,  Greencastle. 
Herman  Wimmer. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  576  E.  Sherman  St..  Windfall. 

INSTrrUTIONS 

1895    Wabash  College. 

President,  George  L.  Mackintosh;  librarian,  H.  S.  Wedding,  Crswfordsville. 
1897    Indiana  State  Library. 

State  Librarian,  Demarchus  C.  Brown,  State  House,  Indianapolis. 
Indiana  State  Normal  School. 

President,  William  W.  Parsons,  Terre  Haute. 

Valparaiso  UNivERsmr. 

President,  H.  B.  Brown;  Librarian,  O.  P.  Kinsey,  Valparaiso. 

1899  Indiana  UNivERsmr.  LraRARv. 

President  William  Lowe  Bryan:  Librarian,  W.  E.  Jenkins,  BloomingtOQ. 

1900  BtTTLER  COLLZOE,  LIBRARY  (BONA  THOMPSON   MEMORIAL). 

President,  Scot  Butler;  Librarian.  Margaret  Carlisle,  Indianapolis. 
1904    Elkhart  Carnegie  Library. 

Librarian,  EUa  F.  Corwin,  Elkhart. 
1906    Emeline  Fairbanks  Memorial  Library. 

Librarian,  Mn.  Sallic  C.  Hughes,  Terre  Haute. 


Iowa)  UPE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  103 

INDIANA-CM/mflMrf 

1907    Eaalbaic  College,  Ldrasy.       » 

President,  Robert  L.  Kelly;  Librarian,  Harlow  Lindley,  Richmond. 
HuNTZNCTON  Cmr  Free  Ldrasy. 

President  of  Library  Board,  William  P.  Hart;  Librarian,  Winifred  F.  Ticer,  Hun- 
tington. 

IOWA 

LIVE  KSMBERS 

1884    Whxxam  a.  Willis,  A.B.,  '69,  A.M..  '65.  Beloit  CoU. 

Proprietor  and  Principal  of  Iowa  City  Academy,  508  Church  St.,  Iowa  City. 
i88q    Rt.  Rev.  John  J.  Keane,  D.D.,  Laval;  LL.D..  Harvard  Univ. 
xgoo,   Archbi&hop  of  Dubuque,  Dubuque. 

ACTIVE  MEintKRS 

1884     Hamlxne  H.  Freer,  B.Sc,  '60,  M.Sc,  '78,  A.B.,  '80.  A.M.,  '83,  Cacnell  Coll. 

1870,   Professor  of  Economics  and  Sociology,  Cornell  College;  res.,  603, 6th  St.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
William  Fleicher  Kino.  A.B.,  >57.  A.M.,  '60.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  D.D.,  '70,  VL  Wes.  Univ.;  LL.D., 
'87,  State  Univ.  of  Iowa  and  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 
1863,  President  of  Cornell  College,  Mt.  Vernon. 
1889     Henry  Sarin,  A.M.,  Amherst  Coll.;  LL.D..  '93,  Drake  Univ.;  'p4t  Cornell  Coll.;  '95,  State  Univ.  of  Iowa. 
£z-Sute  SuperiiUendent  of  Public  Instruction,  axo  Manhattan  Block,  Des  Moines. 
Homer  H.  Seerley.  Ph.B.,  '73*  B.D.,  '75,  A.M.,  '76,  LL.D.,  '01.  State  Univ.  of  Iowa:  '98,  Peon  CoO. 
1866,  President  of  Sute  Normal  School;  res.,  2403  Normal  St.,  Cedar  Falls. 
i8go     OzRO  Patterson  Bostwice,  A.B.,  '78,  Lombard  CoU. 

1889,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3x3,  8th  Ave.,  Clinton. 

1894  Ashley  Van  Storm,  Ph.B.,  '08,  m.  Wes.  Univ. 

X907.  Professor  of  Public  School  Agricultural  Extension,  Iowa  State  College;  res.,  615 
Duff  St.,  Ames. 

1895  James  Johnson  Bzllinosley,  B.Sc.,  '9a,  Valparaiso  CoU. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Paiillina. 

E.  D.  Y.  Culbertson,  B.D.,  '80,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Cedar  FaUs,  la. 

R.  F.  D.  5,  Fairfield. 
O.  E.  French. 

Acting  Principal  of  High  School,  Clarinda;  res.,  6oa  N.  Maple  St.,  Creston. 
Philip  Caoy  Hayden. 

x8oa.  Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  729  Franklin  St.,  Keokuk. 
Joseph  Jasper  McConnell,  A.B.,'76,  B.Didac,  '78,  A.M..'8o,  St.  Univ.  of  Iowa;  LL.D.,'04,  Coe  CdL 

190X,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  1734  B  Ave.,  Cedar  Rapids. 
J.  J.  Nacel.  Ph.B.,  '98,  in.  Wes.  Univ. 

1870,  Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  4,  906  W.  Locust  St.,  Davenport. 
Franklin  T.  Oldt,  A.M..  Lafayette  CoU. 

189s,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1^40  Locust  St.,  Dubuque. 
Etta  Suplee. 

Supervisor  of  Primary  Training,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  X14  E.  9th  St.,  Cedai 
Falls. 

1896  Amplias  Hale  Avery. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Spencer. 
RicBARo  C.  Barrett.  A.M.,  '94,  ComeU  CoU.;  LL.B.,  '04,  Drake  Univ. 

X904,  Professor  of  Civics,  State  CoUege  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Ames. 
Austin  Norman  Palmer. 

President  of  Cedar  Rapids  Business  CoUege  and  Editor  of  "American  Penman, *' 
Cedar  Rapids. 
Z897    Horace  T.  Bushnell. 

1873,   Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  8,  330  South  Ave.,  Davenport« 
Irene  Garrette. 

1897,  Principal  of  Jefferson  School,  708,  3d  Ave.,  Cedar  Rapids. 
B.  J.  Horcbem. 

1898,  Principal  of  Audubon  School,  3x5  Bluff  St.,  Dubuque. 

F.  E.  Lark. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Monona  County,  Onawa. 
George  Edwin  MacLean,  Ph.D.,  '83,  Univ.  of  Leipzig;  LL.D.,  \s*  WiUiams  Coll. 

1899,  President  of  the  State  University  of^  Iowa,  Iowa  City. 
V.  L.  Wilson. 

General  Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  222  N.  WapeUo  St.,  Ottumwa. 
FiNLEY  M,  WirrER,  B.Sc.,  A.M.,  '76,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

X90X,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Muscatine  County,  4th  and  Cherry  Sts.,  Muscatine. 
1899     Edwin  Diller  Starbuck,  A.B..  Ind.  Univ.;  A.M.,  Harvard  Um'v.;  Ph.D..  Clark  Univ. 

X906,   Professor  of  Philosophy,  State  Umversity  of  Iowa;   res.,  Iowa  Ave.  and  Evans  St., 
Iowa  City. 
Epoo    Fredericx  E.  Bolton  B.Sc.,  '93,  M.Sc.  '961  XSmv.  of  Wis.*^  Ph.D.,  '08,  Clark  Univ. 

1900,  Director  of  School  of  Education,  State  Umversity  of  Iowa,  10x9  College  St.,  Iowa 

City. 
William  F.  Cramer.  A.M.  and  M.Sc..  Cornell  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  6ox  Coming  St.,  Red  Oak. 


EY,  ja.oc.,  v^muicoine  nor.  oca.,  ra.0.»  weHcrn  nor.  kahi. 

1893,   President  of  the  Western  Normal  College,  Shenandoah,  and  of  Southern  loira  Normal 
'  "'       '  "  tdoah. 


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lO^Ar-ConUmmd 

1900    I.  C.  Hux. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Plymouth  County  Schools,  Le  Mara. 

Thomas  B.  Hution,  B.  Sc.,  'pi,  Iowa  St.  Coll. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  xjia  Court  St..  Le  Mara. 

Charles  Eldred  Shelton,  A.M.,  '8a,  LL.D.,  'oa,  Iowa  Wca.  Univ. 

1899,  President  of  Simpaon  CoUece,  IndianoU. 

190X    Hill  McClelland  Bell,  A.B.,  '90.  A.M.,  '99.  Drake  Univ.*,  IX.D.,  '05,  Simoon  CoD. 

1905.  President  of  Drake  University;  res.,  1091,  a6th  St.,  Des  Moines. 

Francis  M.  Fultz,  Ph.B..  *86,  A.M^  '89,  St.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  xoi8  Jefferson  St.,  Burlington. 

J.  M.  HussEY,  M.Sc..  Chillicothe  Nor.  Sch.;  Pd.B.,  Western  Nor.  Coll. 

'"'resident  of  the  Western  Normal  C< " 
School,  Bloomfield;  res.,  Shenan« 
J.  C.  Kino. 

Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  lao  Story  St.,  Boone. 

O.  J.  McManus,  B.Didac.,  '94.  M.Didac,  '96. 

1900,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  and  (ipoa)  Member  of  State  Board  of  Edu- 

cational Examiners,  ixxo  E.  Pierce  St.,  Council  Blu&. 

AoNAH  Cliiton  Newell,  B.Sc.  in  E.E.,  '9a,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1894,  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  loii,  i8th  St.,  Des  Moines. 

Z.  C  Thornburg,  B.  Didac.,  '93.  M.  Didac,  '96. 

X906,   Director  of  Correspondence  School,  Highland  Park  College.  Des  Moines. 

190a    Clarhae  Budde,  Grad.,  '05,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Winona,  Minn. 
Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  Blarcus. 

William  Franklin  Chevalier,  A.M.,  Marietta  CoU. 

tool,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  a  17,  4th  St.,  Muscatine. 

J.  W.  DiCKMAN,  Ph.B.,  '88,  Ph.M.,  •91.  Upper  Iowa  Univ.;  A.M.,  '04,  ComeU  CoU.;  D.Sc..  '07,  111. 
Wes.  Univ. 
1898,   Professor  of  EcoDomics  and  Sociology  and  Vice-President,  Upper  Iowa  University. 
Fayette. 
F.  W.  Elsb,A.B.,'96.  PennColl.;A.M..'97,  Haverford  Coll.;  M.Didac., '01,  Iowa  Sc.  Nor.  Sch. 

X905,   Superintendent  of   City  Schools,  301  N.  A  St.,  Oskakxwa;  (1907)    Post  Graduate 
Student,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago,  III. 
W.  H.  McCauley. 

President  of  Capital  Qty  Commercial  College,  4th  St.  and  Grand  Ave.,  Des  Moines. 

Cap  E.  Miller,  M.Didac,  Iowa  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1902,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Keokuk  County,  Sigoumey. 
W.  M.  Stevens. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  191 1  Pierce  St.,  Sioux  City. 
William  H.  Stoner. 

General  Agent  for  American  Book  Co.  in  Iowa,  69a,  X7th  St.,  Des  Moines. 
X903    Ethelda  Burce,  Ph.B..  '89,  ComeU  Coll. 
Mt.  Vernon. 
C.  A.  FuLLERTON,  M.Didac,  la.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1897,   Professor  of  Vocal  Music,  Iowa  State  Normal  School,  34x6  Normal  St.,  Cedar  Falla. 
George  Henry  Mullin. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  ioa9  Central  Ave.,  Fort  Dodge. 
A.  W.  Stuart,  A.B.,  '63.  A.M..  '66,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  2x7  W.  WoodUtnd  Ave.,  Ottumwa. 
X904    Edwin  F.  .Adams.  A.B.,  '87.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

General  Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.,  418  S.  6th  St.,  Cedar  Rapids. 
William  Aldrich. 

1904.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Board  of  Education  Office,  Keokuk. 
Charles  H.  Bailey.  B.Sc,  'ot.  Columbia  Univ. 

X905,   Director  of  Manual  Training,  State  Normal  School;   res.,  723  Walnut  St.,  Cedar 
Falls. 
R.  B.  Crone,  Ph.B.,  '97,  St.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  312  E.  7th  St.,  Washington. 
Mrs.  Eliza  G.  Kleinsorge.  Pd.M.,  '04,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Greeley,  Colo. 

Des  Moines. 
Mary  Jean  Miller. 

X904.  Head  of  Kindergarten  Department,  Rochester  Training  School  for  Teachers,   aoS 
East  Ave.,  Rochester,  N.  Y.;  home  address,  "Bluff  View,"  S.  xath  Ave.,  Mar- 
shalltown. 
Howard  T.  Ports. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Prairie  City. 
Charles  F.  Pye,  B.Sc.  'oa,  Cornell  Coll. 

1902,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Guttenberg. 
John  Franklin  Riggs,  M.Sc.  '87,  Pd.D..  '05,  Iowa  Wes.  Univ.,  LL.D.,  '07,  ^mpson  OJL 

1904,  State  Superintendent  of  Pubhc  Instruction,  loox,  aoth  St.,  Des  Moines. 
John  P.  Ryan,  A.B.,  Cornell  Univ. 

190a,   Professor  of  Public  Speaking,  xxxo  West  St.,  Griimell. 


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lOV/A—ConHmued 

1904  C.  R.  SCKOOGR*  B.Sc.,  '91,  Lenox  CoU. 

Editor  of  "Midland  Schools,"  Des  Moines. 
Albert  Boynton  Stoucs,  A.M.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Mich.;   D.D.,  *oo,  Lawrence  Univ.;    LL.D.,    '03, 
Drake  Univ. 
igo3.  President  of  Iowa  State  College,  Ames. 

1905  Wesley  N.  Cutfosd,  B.Sc.  '98,  Des  Moines  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  306,  5th  Ave..  Coundl  Bluffs. 
J.  FoKSYTH  Crawvord.  A.B.,  '95,  A.M.,  '97,  Princeton  Univ. 

1907.  Professor  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  Tabor  College,  Tabor. 
William  Om  Riddell,  A.M.,  Bellevue  Coll. 

i905t   Superintendent  of  Schools,  500  Good  Blodi,  Des  Moines. 
igo6     WiLLLUf  F.  Baui,  Ph.B,  *o3,  A.M.,  *o7,  Drake  Univ. 

1904.  Dean  of  Ncnnal  Department,  Drake  University;  res.,  2514  Kingman  Ave.,  Des 


W.  A.  BsANDEMBUSG,  Ph.B.,  Drake  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  aos  S.  College  St.,  Mason  City. 
Hugh  S.  Burroif,  A.B.,  •01,  A.M.,"  'oa,  B.  Didac.,  '04,  Ph.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

Z907,   Professor  of  Education,  Cornell  College,  Mt.  Vernon. 
A.  L.  Claek,  B.Sc.  in  M.E..  Uoiv.  of  Mich. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Company,  Des  Moines. 
Mkbton  E.  Ciosixk. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Avoca. 

Olivei  Morton  Elliott,  A.B.,  Marietta  Coll.  A.M.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 
1903.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  813.  6th  St.,  Sheldon. 

Ernest  W.  Fellows,  A.B.,  '94,  Iowa  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Denison. 

WnxiAM  E.  Hamilton,  A.M.,  '70,  Iowa  Wes.  Univ.;  D.D.,  '91,  Simpson  Coll. 
1886,   Professor  of  Philosophy,  Simpson  College,  Box  37.  Indianola. 

Fbbd  D.  Merritt.  A.M..  '99,  Ph.D.,  *oi,  St.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Waterloo  (East). 

Aaron  Palmer. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  in  N.  3d  St.,  Marshalltown. 

Maurice  Ricker,  B.S..  '9a,  Drake  Univ. 

1906,  Principal  of  West  High  School;  res.,  1039,  19th  St.,  Des  Moines. 

E.  L.  RiCKXRT,  A.B..  'or.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

Z907,  Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools.  Maquoketa. 

Frank  L.  Smart.  A.B..  '06.  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools;  res.,  625  E.  14th  St.,  Davenport. 

C.  C.  WnxARD,  Ph.B.,  '03,  Drake  Univ. 

1905,  Teacher  of  History,  High  School,  Spencer. 


John  E.  Winter,  A.B.,  *oa.  Hope  Coll.;  A.B.^  »o6.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Infractor  in  Greek  and  English.  Northwestern  Classical  Academy,  Box 

V  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

of  Physics,  Iowa  College,  Grinnell. 


1907    Frank  F.  Almy,  B.Sc.,  '90,  Umv.  of  Nebr, 

Orvillb  J.  Green. 

1907.   Superintendent  of  Sac  and  Fox  Indian  Training  School,  Toledo. 

Anson  Marston,  C.E.,  "89,  Cornell  Univ. 

189a,   Professor  of  Civil  Engineering,  and  (1904)  Dean  of  Division  of  Engineering,  Iowa 
State  College,  Ames. 

James  Carleton  Nelson.  B.Sc..  '90,  A.M.,  '93,  Hanover  Coll. 

1907.  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  401  N.  4th  St.,  Marshalltown. 

Frederick  Owen  Norton,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  *95.  Kentucky  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 
1907,  Dean  of  College  ci  Liberal  Aits,  Drake  University;   res.,  2930  Brattleboro  Ave., 
Des  Moines. 

wsTmrrioNs 
1897    State  Normal  School,  Cedar  Falls. 

Preddent,  H.  H.  Seerley,  Cedar  Falls. 
State  UNTVEssiTy  or  Iowa. 

President,  George  Edwin  MacLean;  Librarian,  M.  G.  Wyer,  Iowa  City. 
X900    Iowa  College. 

Prendent,  J.  H.  T.  Blain;  Librarian,  M.  H.  Douglas,  Grinnell. 
X90X    Iowa  State  College,  Library. 

President,  A.  B.  Storms;  Librarian,  Vina  £.  Clark,  Ames. 
1903    Cob  College,  Library. 

President,  W.  WUberforce  Smith;  librarian,  Mary  I.  Amidon,  Cedar  Rapids. 
Iowa  State  Library. 

State  Librarian,  Johnson  Brigham,  Des  Moines. 
X906    Davenport  Pitblic  Library. 

Librarian,  Grace  D.  Rose,  Davenport. 


lo6  MATIOHAL  education  A^SOCtATlON  [tUasi* 

KANSAS 

LI7X  DOUCCTOS 

x886    A.  V.  JBWETT,  A.B.,  'o,  Mkldlebury  CoU. 

LIFE  wnntwrn 
Andesson  Grifpith  Camfbzll. 

Coundl  Grove. 
Nathanixl  Coov'ek. 

Attorney  at  Law,  Wibon. 

EdWAXD  T.  FAntCHILD. 

1907,  Sute  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  State  Houae,  Topeka. 
Hensy  G.  LARDCBa,  LL.B.,  '81,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Attorney  at  Law,  535  Kansaa  Ave.,  Topeka. 
A.  H.  Limerick. 

Secretary  of  Chautauqua  Assembly,  1503  E.  xxth  Ave.,  Winfidd. 
John  MacDonald. 

Editor  of  "Western  School  Journal,"  734  Kansas  Ave.,  Topeka. 
J.  H.  Miller. 

Secretary  of  Extension  Work,  Kansas  Agricultural  CoUefe,  Manhattan. 
Thomas  Watson  Roach,  A.B.,  '70,  M.Sc.,  '90.  Mt.  Union  0)11., 

1903,   President  of  Kansas  Weal^an  University,  SaUna. 
George  E.  Rose,  B.D.,  '83.  Univ.  of  Kans.;  M.Sc..  '08,  Kans.  St.  Agri.  CoU. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Rosedale. 
Thomas  A.  Sawhill,  A.B.,  '74,  Amherst  Coll. 

Postmaster  Concordia. 
Aaron  Schuyler,  A.M.,  '60,  O.  Wes.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  St,  Otterbein;  Ph.D..  '08,  Kans.  Wes.  Univ. 

Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Higher  Mathematics,  Kansas  Wesleyan  University,  1316 
S.  Santa  F6  St.,  Salina. 
Edmund  Stanley,  A.M.,  '91,  Penn  Coll. 

1898,  (Resident  of  Friends'  University.  1813  University  Ave.,  Wichita. 
D.  C.  TnxoTSON. 

621  Filmore  St.,  Topeka. 

Acxn 

1886    Arvin  S.  Olin,  A.B.,  '9a,  Ottawa  Univ.;  A.M.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

1899.  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Kansas,  1134  Louisiana  St.,  Lawrence. 
189X    Frank  Russell  Dyer,  A.M.,  '88.  Pd.M.,  '93,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '9a,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Manager  for  Kansas  Central  Newspaper  Association,  609  N.  Topd^a  Ave.,  Wichita. 

1893  Francis  Huntington  Snow,  A.B.,  '62,  A.M.,  '65,  Ph.D.,  '81,  Williams  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '90,  Princeton  Univ. 

1866,   Professor  of  Organic  Evolution,  Systematic  Entomology,  and  Meteorology,  Univcr- 
sity  of  KaniMH,  1345  Louisiana  St.,  Lawrence. 

1894  Elva  Enola  Clarke. 

1893,  Librarian  of  State  Normal  School,  1025  Constitution  St.,  Emporia. 
O.  P.  M.  McClintoce. 

X897,   Principal  of  Clay  School,  1311  Buchanan  St,  Topeka. 

1895  Fenella  Dana. 

1889,  Principal  of  Ward  School,  913  Tyler  St.,  Topeka. 

L.  H.  MuRLiN,  A.B..  '01,  S.T.B..  '9a,  De  Pauw  Univ.;  D.D.,  '97,  Cornell  CoU.;  S.T.D.,  '97,  Denver 
Umv.;  B.D.,  '99.  Garrett  Biblical  Inst. 

1894,  President  of  Baker  University,  Baldwin. 
Miss  C.  S.  Newell. 

1890,  Teacher  in  PubUc  Schools,  917  W.  14th  St.,  Topeka. 
Walter  Garver  Riste. 

Principal  of  Decatur  Coimty  High  School,  Oberlin. 
David  F.  Shirk,  A.B.,  '05,  Friends'  Univ..  Wichita,  Kans. 

X9oa,   Superintendem  of  City  Schools,  330  E.  loth  St.,  Newton. 
Nathan  T.  Veatch,  Grad.,  *8i,  St.  Nor.  Univ.,  lU. 

X90X,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  525  Mound  St.,  Atchison. 
John  William  Wilson.  A.B.  .  '90.  Drake  Univ. 

1896,   Principal  of  Atchinson  County  High  School,  Effingham. 
X897    Mrs.  Gaston  Boyd. 

Teacher  of  Voice  and  Physical  Culture,  408  W.  Broadway,  Newton. 
Charles  A.  Boyle. 

X893,   Director  of  Department  of  Music,  State  Normal  School,  831  Constitution  St.,  Emporia. 
L.  A.  Lowtheh,  A.B.,  'p4.  State  Univ. 

1896,   Supenntendent  of  City  Schools,  6x7  Exchange  St.,  Emporia. 
H.  B.  Peairs. 

Superintendent  of  HaskeU  Institute,  Indian  Industrial  Training  School,  Lawrence. 
Frank  P.  Smith,  A.  B.,  '78.  Ind.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '90,  Baker  Univ. 

1894,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1026  Ohio  St.,  Lawrence. 
X898    George  E.  Knepper,  Ph.D. 

President  of  Highland  University,  Highland. 
X899    John  Hamlin  Glotfelter. 

Vice-President  and  Director  of  Training,  Kansas  State  Normal  School;  reai,  lotc 
Sute  St.,  Emporia. 


Kansas]  UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  107 

KANSAS-C^iUNMMil 

1899  1*-  S.  Johnson. 

825  Tremoat  St.,  Manhattan. 
John  Wesley  Spindles,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '95,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  B.L.,  '82.  Cincinnati  Law  Sch. 
X891,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  laxa  Menor  St.,  Winfield. 

1900  Thomas  B.  HsNmY,  A.B.,  'p&  Univ.  of  Kans. 

3x5  N.  gtn  St.,  Independence. 
ZQox     Carsik  Goddard. 

190 1,   Principal  of  Garfield  School,  430  W.  xoth  St.,  Topeka. 
HoaACB  Z.  WcBES,  Grad..  '02,  Mich.  Nor.  Coll. 

X902,   Profeasor  of  School  Administration,  Kansas  State  Normal  School,  Emporia;   1907-8, 
Fellow  in  Michigan  Normal  College,  2x4  Forrest  Ave.,  Ypsilanti,  Mich. 
Z903     Robert  P.  Knight,  Ph.B.,  '97,  Chaddock  Coll. 

190X,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Qty  Hall,  Wichita. 
Frank  Strong,  A.M.,  PhJ).,  Yale  Univ. 

190a,   ChancdUv  of  University  of  Kansas,  Lawrence. 
1903    Elizabeth  G.  Flagg,  A.B.,  '98,  St.  Univ.  of  Wyo. 

X904.   Teacher  of  Mathrmatira,  High  School,  Cor.  9th  and  Minnesota  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 
George  W.  Kendrick. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  aast  5th  Ave.,  Leavenworth. 
Alice  B.  Patterson,  B.Sc,  A.B..  A.M..  Monmouth  Coll. 

Instructor  in  Latin  and  German,  High  School,  6x3  W.  8th  St.,  Topeka. 

C.  SUHNER  RiSDON. 

X9oa,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  7x1  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Independence. 
Herbert  Taylor  Sixfhems,  Ph.B.,  '88,  A.B.,  '89,  Adrian  Coll.;  S.T.B.,  '91,  Boston  Univ.;  A.M.. 
*93,  Han^rd  Univ. 
X896,  Profeasor  of  Church  History,  Kansas  City  University,  Tennyson  Heights,  Kansas 
Qty;  (1908)  Student  at  The  University  of  Chicago,  5430  Lexington  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Luther   Denny  WRrriEMORE,  A.M..  '84.  Amherst  Coll.;  Litt.D..  Washburn  Coll. 
X904,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  in  care  of  Board  of  Education.  Topeka. 
Z904    B.  K  I.EWIS,  A.B.,  '01,  A.M.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Kansi 

190a,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Eureka. 
Eowof  Minor. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Kickapoo  Training  School,  Horton. 
Mrs.  Nannie  E.  Painter. 

X904,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools  408  S.  Ehn  St.,  Pittsburg. 
M.  E.  Pearson. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  193a  N.  X4th  St.,  Kansas  City. 
William  S.  Picxen. 

X9oa,  Principal  of  Western  Branch  State  Normal  School,  Hays. 
X905    Sanders  W.  Black 

Teacher  of  Agriculture  and  Horticulture,  Cherokee  County  High  School,  Columbus. 

D.  M.  Bowen. 

X895,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Library  Bldg.,  Fort  Scott. 
William  S.  Hbttsner,  A.B..  '93,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X90X,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  X04  Adams  St.,  Junction  City. 
M.  Louise  Jones.  A.M.,  '89,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Head  of  cngUsh  Department,  Sute  Normal  School,  909  Mechanic  St.,  Ehipona. 
George  S.  Murray. 

X905,  Head  of  Department  of  Commerce,  Kansas  State  Normal  School,  Emporia. 
Mary  Alice  WnrrNEY,  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X889,  Head  of  Department  of  American  History  and  Law.  Kansas  State  Normal  School; 
res.,  8a7  Market  St.,  Emporia. 
1906    Felix  E.  Held,  A.B.,  *oa,  A.M.,  '07.  Coll.  of  Emporia. 

X906,   Dean  of  the  College  of  Emporia;  res.,  4x3  Cottonwood  St.,  Emporia. 
JosEFH  Henry  HAl.  A.B.,  '86.  A.M.,  '89.  Northwestern  Univ.;  D.D..  '06.  Baker  Univ. 

X906,   President  of  Kansas  Sute  Normal  Schools.  15x5  Highland  Place,  Emporia. 
Andrew  J.  Lovett,  A.B.,  '79,  A.M.,  '83.  Northwestern  Univ. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  629  E.  5th  St.,  Cherryvale. 
W.  S.  Reese,  Ph.B..  '85.  Ph.M..  *88,  Otterbcin  Univ.;  D.D.,  '90.  York  Coll. 

X903,   Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Pedagogy,  Campbell  College.  Holton. 
Jeremiah  Milton  Rhodes.  A.B..  '94,  Ind.  St.  Univ.;  A.M..  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

X90X,   Professor  of  History,  Kansas  Sute  Normal  School;  res.,  1127  State  St.,  Emporia. 
Rowland  Henry  RrrcHiE,  Ph.B.,  '00,  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Professor  of  Themes  and  Public  Speech,  Kansas  State  Normal  School;   res.,  83a 
Merchant  St..  Emporia. 
Elmer  E.  Slubs,  B.Sc..  '91.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Harper. 
X907    A.  M.  Bogle,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '83,  Muskingum  Coll. 

X899,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School;  res.,  408  N.  7th  St.,  Kansas  City. 
M.  Friedman. 

X906,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Haskell  Institute,  Lawrence. 
William  B.  Kinnear. 

Supervisor  of  Public  School  Music,  Minneapolis. 
H.  L.  MnxER,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

X903,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  300  Woodlawn  St.,  Topeka. 


lo8  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Kentucky 

KANSAS-CMMifliMf 

1907    Edgak  Francb  RiLry,  A.B.,  Baker  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicafo. 

1907.   Profeanr  of  School  Administnuion,  Sute  Normal  School;  ret.,  38  E.  xath  Av«^ 
Emporia. 
J.  M.  WiNSLOW.  A.M. 

Principal  of  High  School;  rca.,  809  N.  loth  St..  Kansas  Qty. 


1886    BoAKO  OF  Education,  Abilenb. 

President,  H.  A.  Snyder;  Secretary,  H.  E.  Ackers,  Abilene. 
BoAKO  OF  Education.  Dodok  City. 

President,  P.  H.  Young;  Clerk.  W.  T.  Coolidge,  Dodge  City 
BoAKD'oF  Education,  Cttt  of  Ottawa. 

Pre^dent,  J.  E.  Bycrs;  Clerk,  F.  A.  Waddle.  Ottawa. 
BoAKD  OF  Education,  Scdowick. 

Superintendent.  Robert  N.  Halbert;  Clerk,  G.  P.  Schouten.  Sedgwick. 
Riley  County  Educational  Association. 

President,  Jennie  B.  Broughton.  Randolph;  Secretary,  Alpha  V.  E.  Johnson,  Ran- 
dolph. 
TcACBEBS*  Association  of  Cowley  County. 

President,  Mary  H.  Lewis;  Secretary,  Edith  E.  Turner,  WinheM.  . 

AcnvB  wnmrm 

1897    Kansas  State  Agbicultueal  College.       . 

President,  Ernest  R.  ^nchols;  Librarian,  Anne  M.  Boyd.  Manhattan. 

1899    Midland  College. 

President,  Rev.  M.  F.  Trosell;  Librarian.  Robert  J.  Peters.  Atchison. 

X900    Fkee  Public  Ldbaky.  Topeea. 

President,  John  K.  Mulrane;  Librarian.  Mrs.  E.  S.  Lewis,  Topeka. 

190a    University  of  Kansas,  Library. 

ChancdUv,  Frank  Strong;  Librarian.  Carrie  M.  Watson,  I^awrence. 
1903    Baker  UNivEBsrry,  Libbary. 

President,  L.  H.  Murlin;  Librarian,  Mrs.  E.  M.  Wood,  Baldwin. 
1905    Kansas  State  Library. 

Librarian,  J.  L.  King,  Topeka. 
State  Normal  School  of  Kansas.  LmRARY. 

President,  Joseph  Henry  Hill,  Emporia. 
Western  Branch  Kansas  State  Normal  School.  Library. 

Principal,  W.  S.  Picken;  Librarian.  Lulu  M.  Bice,  Hays. 

KENTUCKY 
life  membeb 

1877    William  Henry  Bartholomew,  LL.D.,  'oa.  Ky.  St.  Coll. 

1881,   Principal  of  Girls'  High  School,  436  E.  Gray  St.,  LouisviUe. 

ACTIVE  members 

1889    George  J.  Ramsey,  A.M..  '80,  Hampden  Sidnev  Coll.;  LL.D..  'qS.  S.  W.  Presbyterian  Univ. 

1907,  Professor  of  Education,  Central  University  of  Kentucky,  Danville. 
1891    McHenry  Rhoads,  A.M.,  West  Ky.  Coll.;  Ph.M.,  Hartford  Coll. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  535  Griffith  Ave.,  Owensboro. 

1893  Edgar  H.  Mark. 

1894,  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  430  W.  Walnut  St.,  Louisville. « 

1894  Arthur  Cary  Fleshman,  A.M.,  Columbian  Univ. 

1907,   Department  of  Pedagogy,  Kentucky  State  College,  Lexington. 

1895  Livingstone  McCartney. 

X903,   Superintendent  ci  Schools,  cor.  Center  and  Green  Sts.,  Henderson. 

1896  John  Morris,  A.M.,  '03,  Ohio  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  MSddlesborough. 
Ida  Rudolf. 

1895.  Principal  of  the  Monsarrat  School,  3427  W.  Chestnut  St..  Louisville. 

1897  John  Grant  Crabbe,  A.B..  A.M..  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  Pd.M..  Ohio  Untv. 

1890,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  316  £.  Winchester  Ave..  Ashland. 
John  Milton  Guilliams,  A.B..  *8a.  Cent.  Nor.  Coll.;  A.M.,  98. 

2906,   Teacher  in  West  Kentucky  State  Normal  School;  res.,  630,  nth  St.,  Bowling  Green. 
Reuben  Post  EUlleck,  A.B.,  '81,  A.M.,  '06.  Yale  Univ. 

Principal  of  Boys'  High  School,  1340,  3d  Ave.,  Louisville. 

Anna  C.  Roth. 

X905,  Teacher  of  English,  Commercial  High  School;  res.,  3441  W.  Chestnut  St.,  LouisviOeiy 

1898  John  Wirt  Dinsmore,  A.M.,  '03,  Berea  Coll. 

1900,   Dean  of  Normal  Department  and  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Berea  Q^ge,  Berea. 
Miles  Eugene  Marsh,  A.B.,  '03,  Oberlin  Coll. 

Dean  of  Academy  of  Berea  Collie,  Berea. 


Kentucky]         LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  109 

KENTUCKY— CMlmtiAl 

X898     William  H.  Peuy«  A.M..  '93.  Kv.  St.  Uniy. 

Principal  of  Public  Schools,  3909  W.  Walnut  St.,  Louisville. 
1899  Isaac  Mitcheli.,  B.Sc..  '80.  A.B.,  *8i.  Nat.  Nor.  Sch.:  A.M..  '97,  Hanover  Coll. 

Principal  of  S.  W.  Buchanan  Collegiate  Institute,  CampbellsviUe. 
1901     James  W.  Bkadnes,  B.Sc.,  '94,  A.B.,  '96,  Tri-State  Nor.  Coll. 

X898,   Principal  of  High  School,  818, 17th  St.,  Ashland. 
EsNEST  P.  Chapin,  M.E..  Vl>  Cornell  Univ. 

X9031  Principal  of  Manual  Training  High  School,  15  Crescent  Court,  Louisville. 
GcoKGE  Allen  Hubbell,  B.S.,  '90,  A.M.,  '91.  Antioch  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Columbia  Univ. 

Ftofessorof  Soaology,  Kentucky  University;  res.,  124  CooAtitution  St.,  Lexington. 
W.  T.  St.  Claie,  A.B.,  '80,  A-M.,  '97,  Cenire  CoU.,  K7. 

1887,   Head  of  Latin  Department,  Male  High  School,  1428  Garvin  PL,  Louisville. 
Feedesick  Floyd  Thwino.  A.B..  '89,  Oberlin  Coll. 

X903,  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Manual  Training  High  School,  2214  Brook  St.,  Louisville. 
1903     Faustin  S.  Delany,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M..  '96,  Wilberforce  Univ. 

X906,   Director  of  Colored  Department,  Kentucky  Institution  for  Education  of  the  Blind, 
X507  Haldeman  Ave.,  Louisville. 
Clabeson  W.  Hoitseb,  M.D.,  '00.  Louisville  Nat.  Med.  Coll. 

x88a.   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School,  xaoo  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Louisville. 
Alfeeo  Livincston,  B.Sc.,  '87.  Southern  Nor.  Sch. 

X906,  Principal  of  High  and  Manual  Training  School;  res.,  526  Washington  St.,  Henderson. 

1903  J.  Bybon  LaRue. 

1901,   President  of  Owensboro  College,  1503  Frederica  St.,  Owensboro. 
Ends  Spenceb. 

X893,  President  of  Spencerian  Commercial  School,  6th  and  Main  Sta.,  Louisville. 

1904  Fbedebice  J.  COBL. 

1899,   In  chaive  of  Drawiog  Department,  Du  Pont  Manual  Training  High  School,  S.  E. 
cor.  Brook  and  Oak  Sts.,  Louisville. 
Alexandeb  Reed  Millioan.  A.B.,  '61,  A.M.,  '64,  LL.D.,  'oa,  Ky.  Univ. 

1870,  Professor  of  Latin,  Kentucky  University,  376  S.  Broadway,  Lexington. 
Ibeml  T.  Myebs,  Ph.D.,  '00,  Yale  Univ. 

1903,  Dean  of  Women's  Department,  Kentucky  University,  T Lexington. 

Sabah  Logan  Rogebs,  Grad.,  Teachers  Coll.,  New  York. 

i904t   Primary  Supervisor,  Public  Schools,  119  W.  St.  Catherine  St.,  Louisville. 

1905  Elizabetb  Gbaeme  Babboub,  A.B..  '96,  Bryn  Mawr  Coll. 

Head  of  English  Department,  Girls'  High  School;  res.,  iaa3,  4th  Ave.,  Louisville* 
J.  P.  W.  Bbousb. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  xo6  College  St.,  Somerset. 
Thomas  Cbittenden  Chebby.  A.B..  '90.  Southern  Nor.  Sch. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  College  St.,  Bowling  Green. 
D.  S.  Clingeb,  B.Sc.,  '03,  Nor.  Normal  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  X035  E.  ad  St.,  Maysville. 
Geobge  Buxbbidge  Fbazee,  Jb.,  B.M.E.,  'oa,  Ky.  State  Coll. 

X903.   Teacher  in  Manual  Training  High  School,  108  E.  Jacob  St.,  Louisville. 
Joseph  William  Ibeland,  A.B..  'oa,  A.M.,  '03,  Centre  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  Logan  Ave.,  Stanford. 
Maby  K.  Keating. 

X903,   Principal  of  California  School;  res.,  403  W.  Broadway.  Louisville. 
A.  J.  KiNNAMAN,  A.B..  '90,  A.M.,  *oo,  Indiana  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  'oa.  Clark  Univ. 

X906,   Dean  ot  Pedagogy,  Western  State  Normal  School,  Bowling  Green. 
R.  G.  LowBEY,  A.B.,  Central  Univ  ,  Ky. 

X890,   Principal  of  High  School,  Nicholasville. 
James  Kennedy  Pattebson,  A.M.,  '59,  Ph.D.,  '75.  Hanover  Coll. ;  LL.D.,  Lafayette  Coll. ;  F.  R.  H  S.,  "So. 

1869,    President  of  State  College  of  Kentucky,  College  Campus,  Lexington. 
S.  S.  Robinson,  A.B.,  '03,  Centra]  Univ. 

Prindpal  of  Schools,  Owenton. 
HoMEB  OscAB  Sluss,  A.B.,  '95.  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1444  Madison  Ave.,  Covington. 
Jessie  Stewabt. 

Head  of  the  Department  of  Mathematics.  Girls'  High  School,  1331  Brook  St.,  Louisville. 
HVilliam  H.  Thabp,  \M.,  'ra.  M.M.  Coll. 

Prindpal  of  University-FIexiier  School,  1047  Second  St.,  Louisville. 
X906    H .  H.  Chebby. 

President  of  the  Western  Kentucky  State  Normal  School,  Bowling  Green. 
H.  L.  Eby.  A.B..  '06,  Nat.  Nor.  Um'v. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schods,  303  Taylor  Ave.,  Bellevue. 
Cabolina  Kopmeieb. 

x88a,  Prindpal  of  Portland  School;  res..  1408  Washington  St.,  Louisville. 
A.  S.  Maceenzie,  M.A.,  '9a.  Univ.  of  Glasgow,  Scotland;  F.  R.  S.  L. 

X899.   Professor  of  English  and  Logic.  State  College  of  Kentucky,  Box  ao8,  Lexington. 
J.  E.  Manndc,  B.Sc..  •81.  Cent.  Nor.  Coll ;  Pd.B. 

Acting  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Normal  Department,  Berea  College,  Berea. 
Thomas  B.  McCabtney,  Jb..  A.B.,  '95,  MiUigan  Coll.;  A.M.,  'oa.  Ph.D..  'oa.  Univ.  of  Va. 

'  X9oa,   Professor  of  Greek,  and  (1906)  Dean  of  Faculty,  Kentucky  University,  Lexington. 


no  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Louiatau 

KENTUCXY-CoirfMMKrf 

Z906    Ellswosth  Regenstein 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  533  £.  4th  St.,  Newport. 
Bettie  M.  Robinson.  A.B..  Gec^getown  Coll. 

1905.  Principal  of  Hign  School,  Lancaster;  home  address,  Campbellsville. 
Christian  Fesoinand  Ruiiold,  LL.B.,  *o9,  A.B.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

X905,  Acting  Professor  of  Chemistry  and  Physics.  Clark  Lecturer  on  Stimulants  and 
Narcotics,  and  (1906)  Acting  Dean,  Berea  College,  Bcrea. 
RoscoE  T.  WHrmNCHiLL.  Pd.B.,  *o3.  Ky.  St.  Coll. 

X906.  Assistant  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  333  W.  5th  St.,  Owensboro. 
X907    Caroline  B.  Bouecaed. 

189a,  Supervisor  of  Music,  City  Schools,  xoa4  Hepburn  Ave.,  Louisville. 
Augusta  F.  Bsonnes,  B.Sc.,  '06,  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

Assistant  in  English  and  German,  Girls'  High  School:  res.,  193a,  ist  St.,  Louisville. 
Clarence  Campbell  Freeman,  A.B.,  ^83,  A.M.,  '88,  Kentucky  Univ. 

Professor  of  English,  Georgetown  College,  Box  67a,  Georgetown. 

UfSTITUTIOMS 

190a    Berea  Collkob«  Library. 

President*  William  G.  Frost;  Librarian,  Euphemia  K.  Corwin,  Berea. 

Z904    Louisville  Free  Public  I..ibrarv. 

Librarian,  William  F.  Yust,  Louisville 
1906    Lexington  Pitblic  Library. 

Librarian.  M.  K.  Bullitt,  Lexington. 


LOUISIANA 
active  members 

1889    Miss  Marion  Brown,  Grad.,  '77.  Peabody  Nor.  Sem..  and  '88,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Oswego,  N.  Y. 

X9oa,  Vice-Prindpal  of  McDonogh  High  School  No.  3,  740  Esplanade  Ave.,  New  Orleans. 

1893  George  SouLi. 

President  of  Soul^  Commercial  College  and  Literary  Tnwtitute,  603  St.  Chailea  St., 
New  Orleans. 

1894  Miss  H.  A.  Suter. 

1878,   Principal  of  McDonogh  High  School  No.  a,  636  Jackson  Ave.,  New  Orleans. 

189s    Warren  Easton,  A  B.,  '71,  B.Sc..  St.  Univ.  of  La. 

1888,   Superintendmt  of  Schools,  606  Commercial  Alley,  New  Orleans. 

X896    B.  C.  Caldwell. 

X896,  President  of  Sute  Normal  School.  Natchitoches. 

Eveline  A.  Waldo. 

1885,  Kindergarten  Trainmg  Teacher,  1337  State  St.,  New  Orleans. 
X897    Clara  G.  Baer,  Grad.,  '91,  Posse  Gymnasium,  Boston. 

X891,   Professor  of  Phvsical  Education,  Newcomb  College,  Tulane  University,  a7aa  St. 
Charles  Ave.,  New  Orleans. 

1899  James  Edwin  Addicott,  B.Sc.,  '04.  A.M.,  '05.  Columbia  Univ. 

X904,   Principal  of  Newman  Manual  Training  School,  183 1  Peters  Ave.,  New  Orleans. 

1900  C.  H.  Carson,  Jr.,  A.B.,  '83,  Emory  Coll. 

1898,   Professor  of  Chemistry  and  Physics,  Louisiaiu  Industrial  Institute.  Ruston. 
190X    Nicholas  L.  A.  Bauer,  B.Sc.,  '97.  A.M.,  '99,  Tulane  Univ. 

1 901,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  3425  Canal  St.,  New  Orleans. 
John  Robinson  Connitf.  A.B..  '94.  Tulane  Univ. 

1901,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  4013  Prytania  St.,  New  Orleans. 
R.  W.  Pereins.  A.B.,  '7*.  A.M.,  '7s.  Ph.D.,  '9?.  Bucknell  Univ. 
1901,   President  of  Leland  University,  New  Orleans. 
190a    Edwin  Boone  Craighead,  A.B.,  '83.  A.M.,  '88,  Central  College;  LL.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  D.C.U, 
'07,  Univ.  of  the  South. 

1903,  President  of  The  Tulane  University  of  Louisiana,  New  Orleans. 
1903    Morton  A.  Aldrich,  A.B.,  *95i  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '97,  Halle. 

190X,   Professor  of  Economics  and  Sociology,  TuUme  University  of  Louisiana,  New  Orleans. 
James  B.  Aswell.  A.B..  '93,  Peabody  Coll.;  A.M..  '98,  Univ.  of  Nashville;  LL.D.,  '07.  Univ.  of  .Ark. 

1904,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Education,  State  House,  Baton  Rouge. 

Joseph  Marr  Gwinn,  A.B.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  Pd.B..  '93,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Warrensburg,  Mo.;  A.M., 
'07,  Columbia  Univ. 
1907,   Department  of  Educaticm,  Tulane  University  of  Louisiana,  New  Orleans. 
Jessie  Spearikg,  A.B.,  '05,  Newcomb  Coll. 

1905,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School;  tes..  871  Cotton  St..  Shreveport. 
X904    Edwin  Lewis  Stephens,  A.B.,  '9a,  La.  Slate  Univ.;  Pd.M.,  '97,  Pd.D.,  '99,  New  York  Unjv. 

X900,  President  of  Southwestern  Louisiana  Industrial  Institute,  and  Editor  of  "  Ti^iimana 
School  Review."  Lafayette. 
Stephen  S.  Thomas,  A.B.,  '96.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Baton  Rouge. 
1905    Lenesse  Joseph  Alleman,  A.B..  '9a.  A.M.,  'oS.  Christian  Brothers  Coll.,  Tenn. 
X9C7,   State  Institute  Conductor,  408  N.  Boulevard,  Baton  Rouge. 


M^dnc]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AT4D  COkRRSPONDlNCr  MEMBERS  lii 

hOmSlASX—Conlinned 

1905  Thomas  D.  Boyd,  A.M.,  *7a,  IX.D.,  '97. 

President  of  T^iisiana  State  University,  Baton  Rouge.  ^ 

Cykits  J.  Bkown. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Iberville  Parish,  Plaquemine. 
Mabgaxet  C  EUnson.  L.  of  I..  Peabody  Nor.  Coll. 

iQOx,  Principal  of  New  Orleans  Normal  School,  1142  Constance  St.,  New  Orleans. 

ROBEST  ElfMET  HlNGLE. 

1904.  County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Pt.  de  la  Hache. 
Victor  Leandes  Roy.  B.Sc.,  *9o. 

X904,   Superintendant  of  Parish  Schools  of  Avoyelles  and  Lafayette;  res.,  Marksville. 
D.  B.  Sbowaltss.  B.E.,  '88,  M.E..  '90,  Juniata  Coll. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Ascension  Parish,  Donaldson ville. 

1906  S.  A.  Alleman,  A.B..  '98,  La.  St.  Univ. 

1905,  Parish  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Napoleon  ville. 
H.  J.  Beadle,  A.B.,  'oa.  A.M.,  '97,  B.Sc.,  '01,  Jefferson  Coll., 

1893,   Professor  of    English;   1903,  Head  of  Bookkeeping  Department,  Jefferson  College. 
St.  James  College,  Convent. 
Tntonry  Oscas  Bsown.  B.Sc.  '80.  Nor.  Sch..  Dickson.  Tenn. 

X899.   Principal  of  Onachita  Point  High  School  and  (1906)  Superintendent  of  Public  Edu- 
cation of  Onachita  Parish;  res.,  ao7  Miro  St.,  Monroe. 
B.  F.  Dudley,  B.Sc..  '88. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  1505  Hodges  St..  Lake  Charles. 
W.  G.  Evans. 

1905,  Parish  Superintendent  of  Schools,  335,  a3d  Ave.,  Covington. 


Clabence  Chessington  Henson.  A.B..  '90,  A.M.,  '03,  Columbia  Univ. 
X907,  Superintendent  of  Parish  Schools,  Alexandria. 


Chbistophes  Edwin  Ives,  A.B.,  '90.  La.  St.  Univ. 
X907»  Priiodpal  of  High  Schod,  Amite. 
John  E.  Keeny. 

President  of  Louisiana  Industrial  Institute,  Ruston. 
John  McNbese. 

x888,  Parish  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  1x05  Reid  St.,  Lake  Charles. 
Gbosce  W.  Reid. 

X904.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  701  Jackson  St.,  Monroe. 
Charles  F.  Trudeau. 

X905,   Parish  Superintendent  of  Schools.  New  Roads. 
1907     Leslie  J.  Kavanagh,  A.M.,  '97. 

Superintendent  of  Catholic  Education,  Archdiocese  of  New  Orleans,  2406  Napoleon 
Ave.,  New  Orleans. 
Lily  C.  Whitaxer. 

Principal  of  McDonogh  Public  School  No.  9,  and  President  of  New  Orleans  College 
of  Oratory;  res.,  849  Camp  St.,  New  Orleans. 

institutions 
1901    New  Orleans  Normal  School. 

Principal  Miss  Margaret  C.  Hanson;  librarian,  Grace  Leeds,  1x43  Constance  St., 
New  Orleans. 
xgo6    Assumption  Parish  Teachers'  Association. 

President,  Charles  J.  O'Farrell;  Treasurer,  Miss  Anna  K.  Fey,  Napoleonville. 
State  Normal  School,  Natchitoches. 

President,  B.  C.  CaldwcU,  Natchitoches. 

MAINE 

LITE  MEMBER 

X889    Edmund  Wekiwortr  Wright,  A.B.,  '66.  A.M.,  '69,  Harvard  Coll. 
I,   Principal  of  High  School,  Old  Orchard. 


X901, 


ACnVX  MEMBERS 


1890    MERRrrr  Caldwell  Fernald,  A.B.,  '61,  A.M.,  '64,  Ph.D..  '8x,  LL.D.,  'oa,  Bowddn  Coll. 

Professor  of  Philosophy,  £merit\is,  University  of  Maine,  54  Main  St.,  Oxono. 
jSga     W.  J.  CoRTHELL,  A.B.,  '57,  A.M.,  '60,  Waterville  CoU.,  LL.D.,  '88,  Colby  Univ. 


1895    William  Wallace  Stetson,  LL.D. 

395  Minot  Ave.,  Auburn. 
X90X    Mtbon  E.  BEmnerr. 

F<z-Superintendent  of  Schools,  Sanford. 
Walter  Earls  Russell,  A.B.,  '93,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

X905,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Gorbam. 
William  Henry  Snyder,  A.B.,  '85,  D.Sc.,  Colby  Coll.;  A.M.,  '88,  Harvard  Univ. 

Wayne. 
Charles  Lincoln  White,  A.B.,  '87*  A.M.,  '90,  Brown  Univ.;  D.D.,  '02,  Bowdoin  Coll. 
X90X,   President  of  Colby  College,  33  College  Ave.,  Waterville. 
x9oa    Viola  Marie  White. 

1888.  Instructor  in  Geography,  Botany,  and  Geometry,  State  Normal  School,  Gorham. 


112  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  (Muyland 

xgoj    ALntED  WaLiAMS  Anthony,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Brown  Univ.;  D.D.,  'oa,  Bates  Coll. 

1887,    Professor  in  Cobb  Divinity  School,  Bates  College,  336  College  St..  Lewiston. 
Mks.  Bertha  M.  Babb. 

Prindpol  of  School  of  Domestic  Science,  43  Casco  St.,  Portland. 
Geosob  H.  Babb,  M.E..  '90,  UniT.  of  Maine. 

1897,  Instructor  in  Department  of  English  and  Psychology,  Gorham  Norma]   School 
Gorham. 
M.  Grace  Ficcett,  A.B.,  '96,  Tufts  Coll. 

1897,  Instructor  in  Department  of  English  and  Psychology,  Gorham  Ncnmal  School,  Gorham. 


Drew  T.  Harthorn,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  *g-t,  Colbv  Coll. 
.     Prindpsl  of  Wilton  Academy,  Wilton. 


WoxiAic  Dewrt  Hyde,  A.B.,  '79.  Harvard  Coll.;  D.D.,  Harvard  Univ.,  and  Bowdoin  Coll.;  LLJ>., 
Syracuse  Umv 
President  of  Bowdoin  College,  Brunswick. 
Edgar  Alonzo  Kaharl,  A.B.,  '90,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1905.  Principal  of  High  School.  167  Main  St.,  Brunswick. 
George  H.  D.  L'Amoureux,  A.B.,  *o4,  A  M.,  '97.  Colby  Coll. 

X905,   Principal  of  R.  W.  Tiaip  Academy,  Kittery. 
Edward  H.  McLacblin,  A.B.,  '8t,  A.M..  '86,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

190 1,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  60  Pearl  St.,  Bath. 
George  Colby  Purington,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M..  '8x,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1883.  Principal  of  Sute  Normal  School,  58  High  St.,  Farmington. 
Mary  Abigail  Stevens. 

X895,  Head  of  English  Department,  High  School,  374  Main  St.,  Lewistoo. 
Rt.  Rev.  Louis  S.  Walsh,  D.D. 

Roman  Catholic  Bishop  of  Portland.  307  Congress  St.,  Portland. 
X904    Lucy  Hale  Tafley. 

Superintendent  of  Teachers'  Professional  Department,  Spelman  Seminary,  AtkntB, 
Ga.;  home  address.  West  Brooksville. 
X905    George  Emory  Fellows.  Ph.D.,  '90.  Berne;  L.H.D.,  'oa.  Lawrence  Univ.;  LL.D.,  'oa,  Bowdoin  ColL 

190a,   President  of  The  University  of  Maine,  Orono. 
X906    William  H.  Brownson,  A.B  .  '77.  A.M..  *o6,  Colby  Univ. 
X905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Portland. 

Payson  Smith,  A.M.,  '03,  Tufte  Coll. 

X907,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  185  Main  St..  Auburn. 
1907    Daniel  Wolvord  La  Rue,  Pd.B.,  '01,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  East  Stroudsburg,  Pa.;  A.B.,  '04,    A.M.,    '05, 
Dickinson  Coll.;  A.M.,  '07.  Harvard  Univ. 
X907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  51  Green  St..  Augusta. 
Farnsworth  G.  Marshall,  A.B..  'o^,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1906,  Principal  of  Cony  High  School,  Augusta. 

De  Forest  Henry  Perkins,  Ph.B.,  '00.  A.M.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Maine;  LL.B.,  *o6,  Univ  of  IlL 
X9oa,   Principal  of  Skohegan  High  School;  res.,  a6  Turner  Ave.,  Skohegan. 

institutions 
X903    Bates  College,  Library. 

President,  George  C.  Chase;  Librarian,  Caroline  A.  Woodman,  Lewiston. 
Unwerstty  of  Maine,  Library. 

President,  George  Emory  Fellows;  Librarian,  Ralph  K.  Jones,  Orono. 
X906    Portland  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Alice  C.  Furbush.  Portland. 
X907    Thompson  Free  Library. 

Librarian,  Miss  M.  E.  AveriU,  Dover. 

MARYLAND 

life  member 

X876    Sarah  E.  Richmond. 

1875,   Vice-Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  3508  Madison  Ave.,  Baltimore. 

active  members 

x88s    Henry  Alexander  Wise,  Grad.  of  Va.  Mil.  Inst. 

X900,   First  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  xi  W.  Mulberry  St.,  Baltimore. 
X891    John  E.  McCahan,  A.M.,  '69.  Dickinson  CoU. 

1884,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  507  N.  Carrollton  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
x89a    James  H.  Van  Sickle.  A.B.,  '96.  A.M.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  Instruction,  School  Adininistration  Building,  1519  Tjn<tfn  Ave., 
Baltimore. 
X894    Eli  M.  Lamb. 

X864,   Associate  Principal  of  Friends'  School,  143a  McCuIloh  St.,  Baltimore. 
1896    Daniel  C.  Gilman,  A.B..  A.M.,  LL.D.,  Yale  Coll..  Harvard  Coll..  etc. 

President  Emeritus  of  Johns  Hopkins  University,  and  Ex-President  of  The  Carnegie 
Institution  of  Washington;  res.,  614  Paric  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
Harry  Marc  Rowe,  Ph.D.,  '9a.  Wayncsburg  Coll. 

Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  the  Sadler-Rowe  Co..  ai  W.  Fayette  St.,  Baltimore. 
X897    Itora  Scott,  A.M.,  '05.  Columbia  Univ. 

X006,   Assistant  Dean  of  National  Park  Seminary,  Forest  Glen. 


Mai^aad]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  113 

MARYLAND-CoiilAiMtf 

1898    Thomas  Fkll.  A.M.,  Ph.D..  LL.D. 

1886,  President  of  Sc.  John's  College,  Annapolis. 

Eumt  Gatis. 

Director  of  Laboratory  of  Psychology  and  Psycfauigy,  Chevy  Chase  Circle,  Chevy 
Chase. 

AlBEKT  J.  GMmDXK. 

i8g6,   Vice-Prindpal  of  School  Na  6a,  and  Instructor  of  Latin  and  Gennan  in  Preparatory 
School  Department;  res.,  607  Lennox  St.,  Baltimore. 

Edkuicd  D.  Murdauoh. 

Principal  of  Sute  Nonnal  School  No.  a,  Frostburg. 
Maxtin  Bates  Stcphsns.  A.M..  '90.  Didihison  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Washington  Coll. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Education,  Annapolis;  res.,  Denton. 

John  Thomas  Whitc,  Grad..  '78.  Mercersburg  Coll.;  A.B.,  '78.  A.M.,  '84.  Franklin  and  Marshall  CoIL 
X900,  County  Superintendent;  Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  Board  of  School  Commissionen, 
2A  S.  George  St.,  Cumberland. 

i8q9    Edwakd  H.  GairriN,  D.D..  Amherst  Coll.;  LL.D.,  Princeton  Univ.;  '05.  Williams  Coll. 

1889,   Professor  of  the  History  of  Philosojdiy  and  Dean  of  the  College  Faculty,  Johns  Hop> 
kins  University,  Baltmiore. 

1900  Edwin  Hebden,  A.M.,  '01,  Dickinson  Coll. 

Principal  of  Group  "A"  Public  Schools;  School  No.  47,  Eastern  and  Patuxent  St., 
StaUonL,  Baltimore. 
Mrs.  Elizabeth  E.  Pitpin. 

1894,   Vice-Prindpal  of  High  School,  Denton. 

1901  Vxscn.  MoBES  HiLLTER,  A.B.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 

Head  Master  of  Calvert  School,  xo  W.  Chase  St.,  Baltimore. 

JACXW  Grape.  A.B.,  '86,  A.M..  '89,  St.  John's  CoU.,  Md. 

X9oa,  Group  Pzindpal  of  Schools,  2430  N.  Calvert  St.,  Baltimore. 

2909    Albert  S.  Cook,  A.B..  '95.  Princeton  Univ.;  A.M.,  '06. 

Superintendent  of  Baltimore  County  Schools,  Towson,  Sta.  A,  Baltimore. 

1903  WiLLARO  C.  AlDRICR. 

1896,   Instructor  in  Manual  Training,  Jacob  Tome  Institute,  Port  Deposit. 

Herbert  Ernest  Austin.  B.Sc.,  '90,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

1893.  Professor  of  Sciences,  State  Nonnal  School,  334  E.  aad  St.,  Baltimore. 

John  Shaw  French,  A.B.,  Bowdoin  Coll.;  Ph.D..  Clark  Univ. 

X898.   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Jacob  Tome  Institute,  Port  Deposit. 

James  Frederick  Hopkins. 

1906.   Director  of  Maryland  Institute,  Mt.  Royal  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
Sarah  PiELERT. 

1891,   Principal  of  School  6,  District  15.  Baltimore  County.  Bengies. 

Ira  Rrmsen.  A.B.,  '65,  ColL  of  Qty  of  N.  Y.;  M.D..  '67,  CoU.  Phys.  &  Surg.,  N.  Y.;  Ph.D.,  *7o,  Gflt- 
tingen;  LL.D.,  Columbia,  Princeton,  Yale,  Toronto.;  D.C.L.,  '07,  Univ.  of  the 
South. 
X901,  President  of  Johns  Hopkins  University,  Baltimore. 
Elxanora  Robb. 

X90X,  Vice-Prindpal  of  School  No.  38,  X037  N.  Eutaw  St.,  Baltimore. 
Arthur  Francis  SicrrH.  A.B.,  '9a,  A.M..  '97.  West.  Md.  Coll. 

X900,   Prindpal  of  Central  Hiish  School,  Box  xa.  Looaconing. 

1904  Caroline  A.  Drought. 

xoox,  Prindpal  of  School  39;  res..  901  Cold  Spring  Lane,  Baltimore. 
J.  Montgomery  Gambrill. 

1906,  Head  of  the  Department  of  History  and  Civics,  Baltimore  Polytechnic  Institute, 
and  Editor  of    Atlantic  Educational  Journal;"  axoa  Chelsea  Terrace,  Baltimore. 
Shadracb  Simpson,  Ph.D. 

County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Westminster. 
Anne  Belle  Townsend. 

Tkaining  School  for  Nurses,  Johns  Hopkins  Hospital,  Baltimore. 
X905    Mary  E.  Ford. 

X904,  Teacher  of  English,  SUte  Normal  School  No.  a.  Frostburg. 
William  J.  Holloway. 

X903.   Prafeasor  of  Physics,  and  Manual  Training,  State  Nonnal  School;  res.,  17x4.  xoth 
St..  Baltimore. 
Cora  B.  Jackson,  A.B. 

Teacher  of  English.  High  School.  513  Mosher  St.,  Baltimore. 
Edward  Martin  Noble,  A.B..  and  A.M.,  Washington  Coll.;  A.B..  Swarthmore  Coll. 

County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Denton. 
H.  T.  Pratt. 

Supervisor  of  Practice,  1934  Druid  Hill  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
OUN  R.  Rice,  A.B..  '99,  Dickinson  CoU. 

Prindpal  of  BeaU  High  School,  Frostburg. 
Margaret  M.  Robinson. 

1889,  Prindpal  of  Girls*  High  School.  Frederick;  address  for  i907>  Fallston. 

GzoRCE  Washington  Ward,  Ph.D.,  '97,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

X905,   Prindpal  of  Sute  Nonnal  School.  Lafayette  and  CarroUton  Aves.,  Baltimore. 


1X4  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Majsadiosetu 

MARYLAND-Cm/wucJ 

X905    Henry  Skinnsk  West,  A.B.,  '93,  Ph.D.,  'qq.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

xpo6,  Assistant  Superintendent  <n  Public  Instruction,  Schod  Administratioa  Building, 
Baltimore. 
AscHiBALD  C.  WnxisoN,  A.B..  '8c,  West.  Md.  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  01  Alkgany  County  Schools,  Box  504,  Cumberland. 
1906    OscAK  B.  CoBLENTZ,  A.B.,  'oi,  St.  John's  Coll.,  Md.,  B.L..  *o7,  Univ.  of  Md. 
Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Frederick  County,  Frederick. 
Thomas  h.  Gibson. 

1905,  Professor  of  English,  Maryland  State  Normal  School;  res.,  841  N.  Fremont  Ave., 

Baltimore. 
Edwasd  W.  Haviland. 

1899,  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  History  and  Science  in  Forms  II  and  I,  The  Jacob  Tom« 
Institute,  Port  Deposit. 
RoBEKT  H.  Weight.  B.Sc.,  '97,  Univ.  of  N.  C. 

1906,  Principal  of  Eastern  High  School,  Broadway  and  North  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
X907    Haeeist  E.  Ebaugh,  A.B.,  '02.  Woman's  Coll.  of  Baltimore. 

X906,   Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Eastern  High  School,  Baltimore;  res.,  Reistentown. 

INSTrriTTIONS 

X899    Johns  Hopeins  UmvEBsmr. 

President,  Ira  Remsen;  Librarian,  N.  Murray,  Baltimcve. 
Woman's  College  of  Feedeeice,  The. 

President,  J.  H.  Apple;  Librarian,  Susan  Garrott,  Frederick. 
X9oa    Washington  Coitnty  Free  Library,  Hagebstowm. 

President  of  Board  of  Trustees,  Edward  W.  Mealey;  librarian,  Mary  L.  TItcomK 
Hagerstown. 
X903    Woman's  College  of  Baltimobe,  The. 

President,  John  F.  Goncher;  Registrar,  C.  M.  Probst,  St.  Paul  and  33d  Sts.,  Balti- 
more. 
X905    Baltoioee  City  College,  Library. 

Principal.  Frauds  A.  Soper;  Librarian,  Alice  W.  Reins,  Howard  and  Center  Sts., 
Baltimore. 
Public  School  Library,  Administration  Building. 

Clerk  to  Superintendent.  Flora  M.  Pfoutz,  Madison  and  Lafayette  Aves.,  Baltimore. 
1906    Enoch  Pratt  Free  Library. 

Librarian,  Bernard  C.  Steiner,  Baltimore. 
Jacob  Tome  Instttitte. 

Direaor.  Frauds  Ransom;  Librarian,  Mary  R.  Caldwell,  Port  Deposit. 


MASSACHUSETTS 

LIFE  DIECCTOE 

x89a    Cbables  W.  Eliot,  A.B.,  '53,  Harvard  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '69,  ^B^Uiams  Cbll.,  Princeton  Univ.,  '70,  Yale 
Coll. 
X869,  President  of  Harvard  University.  17  Quincy  St.,  Cambridge. 

life  members 

1884    John  Bascom,  LLJ>.,  '73,  Amherst  Coll.,  and  '05,  Univ.  of  Wb.;  D.D.,  '75,  Iowa  CoO.;  LLJ>..  '07. 
>^Uam^CoU. 

Ez-Profeasor  of  Political  Sdence,  Williams  College,  Park  St.,  Wilfiamstown. 
x886    William  Augustus  Mowry,  A.M.,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Bates  Coll. 

Writer  and  Lecturer,  17  Riverside  Sq.,  Hyde  PaA. 

active  membees 
1884    Feane  a.  FrrzpATRicE. 

93  Summer  St.,  Boston. 
1888    Will  S.  Monroe.  A.B..  '94,  Lcland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1896,   Department  of  Pedagogy  and  Psychology,  State  Normal  School,  Westfield. 

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

Principal  Emeritus  of  State  Normal  School,  Bridgewater. 
John  E.  Bradley.  Ph.D..  '79.  Univ.  of  N.  Y.;  A.B..  '65.  A.M..  '68,  LL,D.,  '93.  Williams  CoU. 
190Z,   Distria  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Randoli^. 

1891  Granville  Stanley  Hall,  A.B.,  '67,  A.M.,  '70,  LL.D.,  '8q.  Williams  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '78,  Harvard  Univ.; 

LL.D.,  '88.  Univ.  of  Mich,  and  'oa,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1888,  President  of  Clark  University,  04  Woodland  St.,  Worcester. 
Daniel  C.  Heath,  A.B.,  '68,  A.M..  '71,  Amherst  Coll. 

1876,   Educational  Publisher,  120  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Amy  Moeris  Homans. 

1889,  Director  of  Boston  Normal  School  of  Gymnastics,  97  Huntington  Ave.,  Boston. 
Ray  Greene  Hulinc,  A.B.,  '69,  A.M..  '72,  D.Sc.,  '94,  Brown  Univ.;  A.M.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 

1893,   Head  Master  of  English  High  School,  17  Hurlburt  St.,  Cambridge. 
Alvin  F.  Pease,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78.  Brown  Univ. 

X898,   With  N.  £.  Publishing  Co.  and  Winship's  Teachers'  Agency,  a9A  Beaon  St.,  Boston. 


iusetts)  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  1 1  5 

MASSACHUSETTS-CM/ffiiMl 

189 1     Elizabeth  Helen  Pekry. 

X891,  Teacher  of  Drawingi  State  Normal  School,  Bridgewater. 

John  Tilden  Prince,  Ph.D., '80,  Univ.  of  Leipzig. 

X883,  Agent  for  Massachusetts  Board  of  Education,  15  Temple  St.,  West  Newton. 

189a    Oblamdo  Merriah  Baker. 

Publisher,  499  Main  St.,  Springfield. 

MaroN  Bradley. 

Founder  of  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  43  Croos  St.,  Springfield. 
Robert  Comport  Metcalf.  Litt.D..  '05.  Tufta  Coll. 

Educational  Bureau,  a  Wildwood  Terrace,  Winchester. 

William  Wells  Tapley.    ^ 

Assistant  Treasurer  and  Manager,  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  Springfield. 

George  Augustus  Walton,  A.M.,  Williams  CoU. 

Ex-Agent,  State  Board  of  Education  from  1869-95*  68  Chestnut  St.,  West  Newton. 
Arthur  K.  WRncoMB,  A.B.,  '73,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X891,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  City  Hall,  Lowell. 
Albert  Edward  Winship,  Litt.D.,  '98. 

Editor  of  "Journal  of  Education,"  29A  Beacon  St.,  Boston. 

1893  Frank  Irving  Cooper. 

Wayland. 
George  H.  Martin.  A.M.,  '79.  Amherst  Coll.;  Litt.D..  '05,  Tufts  Coll. 

X904.  Secretary  of  Massachusetts  Board  of  Education,  588  Summer  St..  West  Lynn. 

Charles  Herbert  Thurber.  Ph.B.,  '86,  Cornell  Univ.;  A.M.,  '90,  Haverford  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  Clark 
Univ. 
X903,  Member  of  firm  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  Publishers,  29  Beacon  St.,  Boston. 

1894  Frederick  Elmer  Chapman. 

X890,  Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  xa6  Oxford  St.,  Cambridge. 
Benjamin  C.  Gregory^  A.B.,  CoU.  of  Qty  of  N.  Y.;  L.H.D.,  Rutgers  Coll. 
X9oa,   Superintendent  of  Schoola,  23  Clark  Ave.,  Chelsea. 

189s    Sarah  Louise  Arnold,  A.M.  (honorarv),  'oa.  Tufts  Coll. 

190a,   Dean  of  Simmons  College,  Boston;  res.,  9  Crescent  Ave.,  Newton  Centre. 
Clarence  C.  Birchard. 

X901,  Educational  Publisher,  aai  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 

J.  E.  Burke,  A.B..  '90.  A.M..  '93,  Colby  Coll. 

1904,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Boston;  res.,  66  Alban  St.,  Dorchester  Ccnti« 
Roland  W.  Guss,  Grad.,  '81.  Sute  Nor.  Sch.,  Pa.;  A.B.,  '88,  A.M., 'pi,  Wes.  Univ..  Conn. 

X897*  Instructor  m  Natural  Science,    State    Normal  School,  405  Church  St..    Nortl, 
Adams. 

Paul  Henry  Hanot.  B.Sc.,  '78.  Um'v.  of  Mich.;  LL.D..  '06.  Univ.  of  Colo.^ 

X90X,  Professor  of  the  Theory  and  Practice  of  Education,  Harvard  University,  15  Phillips 
PL,  Cambridge. 

Albert  Busbnell  Hart,  A.B.,  '80,   Harvard  Univ.;    Ph.D.,  '83,  Freiburg,  Baden;  LL.D.,  'oa, 
Richmond  Coll.;  '05,  Tufts  Coll.;  and  '07.  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
X897,   Professor  of  History,  Harvard  University;  res.,  19  Craigie  St.,  Cambridge. 

Alonzo  Meserve. 

x886,  Prindpal  of  Bowdoin  School,  87  Linden  St.,  Allston  Sution,  Boston. 

Charles  H.  Morss,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '82,  Harvard  Univ. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Summit  Road.  Medfoitl. 

James  Phinney  Munroe,  B.Sc.,  '8a,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 
Author,  79  Summer  St.,  Boston. 

Charles  W.  Parmentcr,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  '86,  Ph.D.,  *9K,  Tufts  Coll. 

X894,   Head  Master  of  Mechanic  Arts  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  80  Upland  Road,  North 
Cambridge. 

Baroness  Rose  Posse. 

x89a.  Editor  of  "Posse  Gymnasium  Journal"  and  (1896)  Director  of  Posse  Gymnasium, 
ao6  Massachusetts  Ave..  Boston. 

Charles  Arthur  Sibley.  A.B..  '87.  Amherst  CoU. 

Member  of  Firm  of  C.  A.  Sibley  &  Co.,  lao  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 

Sidney  Fuller  Smtth.  Grad..  '84,  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.;  M.Sc..  '01.  M.P.L.,  '04,  George  Washington 
Univ.;  LL.B..  'oa.  LL.M.,  '03.  Nat.  Univ. 
1907,   Rindge  Manual  Training  School,  Cambridge;  res..  7  Hampden  St..  Swampscott. 

John  Gilbert  Thompson,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M..  'oa,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1895,   Prindpal  of  State  Normal  School,  11  Weymouth  St.,  Fitchburg. 

Henry  Whittemore,  A.B.,  '66,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

X898,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  State  St.,  Framingham. 

1896    Charles  H.  Ames,  A.B.j  '70,  A.M.,  '73.  Amherst  Coll. 

Educational  Publisher  with  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  lao  Boylston  St.,  Boston;  res.,  300 
Highland  St.,  West  Newton. 

George  Peters  Armstrong,  B.Sc.,  '03,  Harvard  Um'v. 

X896,  Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  Belmont  and  (1906)  Lexington,  a?  Orchaxd  St.,  Bel- 


1x6  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [u.^r^^^^ 

MASSACHUSETTS- CMl^Mftf 

1896  WnxiAM  Clinton  Batis,  A.B.,  '77,  Hanrard  Coll. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  13  Forest  St.,  Cambridge. 
Wallace  C.  Boyden,  A.B..  '83,  A.M.,  '86.  Amherst  Coll. 

X900,  Head  Master  of  Boston  Normal  School;  res.,  sax  Walnut  St.,  NewtooTillc. 
Gbokob  W.  Bsowm. 

x886.  Principal  of  Jadunan  School,  38  High  St.,  Newburyport. 
Joseph  G.  Edccsly. 

X875.  Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools,  37  Atlantic  Ave.,  Fttdiburg. 
HcNXY  Dwioar  Hekvey,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '96.  Deniaon  Univ. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Maiden. 
Heibekt  J.  Jones.  Ph.B.,  '94,  Cornell  Univ. 

X900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Central  Worcester  Union,  Holdcn. 
LnooLN  Owen.  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  *pa.  Colby  Univ. 

1893,  Master  of  Rice  Training  School,  53  Montview  St.,  West  Rasbary. 
Walter  Scott  Parkek,  B.Sc.,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1894,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  School  Committee  Rooms,  Maaon  SL, 

Boston. 
Myron  T.  Prttchard,  A.B^^  '78,  Boston  Univ. 

Btfaster  of  Everett  School,  Boston;  res.,  125  School  St.,  Rozbury. 
Dudley  A.  Sargent,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78.  S.D..  '94*  Bowdoin  Coll.;  M.D..  '78,  Yak  Univ. 

x88o.  Director  of  Hemenway  Gymnasium,  Harvard  University,  37  Everett  St.,  Cambridge. 
F.  E.  Spauloing.  A.B..  '89,  Amhentt;  Ph.D.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Leipsig. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  NewtonviUe. 
Knuc  N.  Washburn. 

One  of  the  Publishers  of  Webster's  International  Dictionary,  499  Mam  SL,  Springfidd. 
Richard  Waterman.  B.Sc..  '9a,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

Secretary  to  Edward  A.  Filene,  of  William  Filene's  Sons  Co.,  453  Washington  St., 
Boston. 

1897  Carl  Edward  Bacon,  A.B.,  Harvard  Univ. 

Allyn  &  Bacon,  Publishers,  173  Tremont  St.,  Boston 
Arthur  C.  Boyden,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '81,  Amherst  Coll. 

1906.  Principal  of  Sute  Normal  School,  Bridgewater. 
Jacob  H.  Carprey.  Ph.B.,  '93,  Ph.M.,  '95,  Syracuse  Univ. 

X905.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  136  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Wakefield. 
Gertrude  Edmund,  Ph.D..  '93,  B.Sc.,  '96,  New  York  Univ. 

X898,  Principal  of  Training  School  for  Teachers,  Lowell. 
William  Edwin  Hatch,  A.B.,  '75.  A.M.,  '78,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

x888.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  166  William  St.,  New  Bedford. 
Edwin  A.  Ktrkpatrick.  B.Sc.,  '87,  Ph.M.,  '89,  Iowa  St.  Coll. 

1897*   Department  of  Psychology  and  Child  Study,  State  Nonnal  School,  Fitchburg. 
Thomas  E.  Thompson. 

x895t   Superintendent  of  Schools,  109  Walnut  St.,  Leominster. 

1898  Edward  O.  Clark. 

X903,  New  England  Manager  for  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  xso  Boylaton  St..  Boston. 
George  Wells  Fitz,  M.D.,  '91. 

483  Beacon  St.,  Boston. 
Wilbur  Fisk  Gordy,  A.M.,  'oa,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  and  '03,  Marietu  Coll. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  37  Avon  Place,  Springfield. 
Leonard  Worcester  Williams.  A.B.,  '95,  Hanover  Coll.;   A.M.,  '99,  Princeton  Univ.;   Ph.D., 
'01,  Brown  Univ. 

1907,  Instructor  in  Har\'ani  Medical  School,  Boston;  res.,  4  Fayette  Park,  Cambridge. 
Frank  Fuller  Murdock.  A.M.,  '00,  Williams  CoO. 

1896,  Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  375  Church  St.,  North  Adams. 
Mrs.  Ellen  H.  Richards.  A.B.,  ';o,  A.M.,  '73.  Vas-iar  Coll.;  S.B.,  '73,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tecb. 

1884,   Instructor  in  Samtary  Chemistry,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technok)gy,  Boston. 
X899    Lyman  Richards  Allen,  B.Sc.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

X898,  Instructor  in  History  and  Geography,  State  Nonnal  School,  Lawrence  Ave.,  North 


William  A.  Baldwin,  B.Sc.,  '07.  Harvard  Univ. 

1897.  Principal  of  Sute  Normal  School,  Hyannis. 
Isaac  B.  Burgess.  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  ^86,  Brown  Univ. 

X907,  Sub-master  in  Cambridge  Latin  School,  Broadway  near  Trowbridge  St.,  Cambridge. 
Frank  F.  Coburn,  A.B.,  '70,  Amherst  Coll. 

Principal  of  State  Nonnal  School,  Lowell. 
Edwin  H.  Hall,  Ph.D.,  '80,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '05,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

X895,   Professor  of  Physics  Harvard  University,  30  Langdon  St.,  Cambridge. 
Charles  H.  Haskins,  A.B.,  '87.  Ph.D..  '90,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

X9oa,   Professor  of  History,  Harvard  University,  15  Presoott  Hall,  Cambridge. 
May  E.  Murray. 

X904,  "Kindergarten  Review,"  The  Dorchester,  Hawley  St..  Springfield. 
J.  Asbury  PmcAN. 

1906,   Principal  of  Salem  Normal  School;  res.,  a66  Lafayette  St.,  Salem. 
William  T.  Sedgwick.  Ph.D.,  '81,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1883,   Professor  of  Bioloey,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  and  (X897)  Curmtcr  of 
The  Lowell  Institute,  491  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 


UMMchuaetts}  UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  117 

MASSACHUSETTS— Cim^MMMd 

1890    Mauiicb  B.  SiOTH.  A.B.,  '05.  Amherst  CoU. 

X904,  Teacher  in  High  School;  res.,  255  Lafayette  St.,  Salem. 
Chaujes  F.  Wabnes,  A.B.,  '79,  A.M.,  '83,  Colby  CoU. 

X898,   Principal  of  The  Technical  High  School,  Elliott  St.,  Springfield. 
Elizabeth  Josephine  Woodwabd. 

Principal  of  Private  School,  319  Marlborough  St.,  Boston. 

1900  Chablbs  F.  A.  CiTBBiEB,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M^  '88,  Harvard  Univ. 

189X,   Professor  of  Hist<lry,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  Boston. 
Saeab  Fulleb. 

«869,   Principal  of  the  Horace  Mann  School  for  the  Deaf,  xaa  Concord  St.,  Newton  Lower 
Falls. 
Mis.  Elloe  Cablisle  Ritley. 

X9oa,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1247  Commonwealth  Ave.,  Boston. 
Elmek  I.  Shepaxd.  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  '04,  Williams  CoU. 

X903,   Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Williams  Collie,  WiUiamstown . 

1901  F.  a.  Bagnall,  A.B.,  '90,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

X90X,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  Summer  St.,  Adams. 
Steatton  D.  Bbooes,  A.B.,  V,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pd.B.,  '90,  Pd.M.,  '99,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  CoU.;  AJ^.,  '04. 
Harvard  Univ. 
X906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  School  Committee  Building,  17  Ranelegh   Road, 
Boston. 
DiTDLEY  R.  COWLES,  L.I.,  JoS*  William  and  Mary  CoU. 

With  D.  C  Heath  &  Co.,  lao  Boyiston  St.,  Boston. 
Alice  Louise  Habbis. 

X907,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Room  14.  City  HaU,  Worcester. 
Eowaxd  R.  Goodwin,  A.B.,  '76  A.M.,  D.C.L.,  Bates  CoU. 

X894,  Principal  of  Classical  High  School,  15  Germain  St.,  Worcester. 
Fbanelin  S.  Hoyt.  B.Sc.  '03,  Boston  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

X907,  Editor,  Educational  Department,  Houghton,  Mifflin  &  Co.,  4  Park  St.,  Boston. 
Geoege  W.  Holden. 

President  of  the  Holden  Patent  Book  Cover  Co.,  231  Main  St.,  Springfield. 
Miles  Cabteb  Holden. 

Secretary  of  the  Holden  Patent  Book  Cover  Co.,  53  HUhnan  St..  Springfield. 
Heney  Lefavoub,  A.B.,  '83,  Ph.D..  '86,  LL.D.,  *oa,  WiUiams  CoU.,  and  '05,  Tufts  CoU. 

1901.  President  of  Simmons  College,  Boston. 
Feank  Hebbebt  Palmee,  A.B..  '75.  A.M.,  '78,  Amherst  CoU. 

X900,  Managing  Editor  of  "Education,"  Room  at,  50  Bromfield  St.,  Boston. 
Fbane  Edson  Pablin,  A.M.,  '89.  Bates  CoU. 

X900,  Superimendent  of  Schools,  Quincy;  res.,  19  Winthrop  Ave.,  WoUaston. 
Bextbax  C  Richabdson,  A.B.,  '98,  Colby  CoU. 

X903,  Sub-master  of  Rice  Trainmg  School,  3  Gaylord  St.,  New  Dorchester. 
Alpebd  L.  Saben,  A.B.,  '03,  A.M.,  '96.  Dartmouth  CoU. 

X899,  Prindpai  of  High  School,  as  School  St.,  Manchester. 
190a    Rkhabd  Cobb,  A.B.,  'oa,  Harvard  Univ. 

X904,  Head  Master  of  MUton  Academy,  MUton. 
H.  F.  CuTLEB,  A.B.,  '86,  Amherst  CoH.,  A.M.,  '04. 

X890,  Principal  of  Mt.  Hermon  Boys'  School,  Mt.  Hermon. 
Ibvino  H.  Gamwell,  A.B.,  '96,  Brown  Univ. 

X901,  Superintendent  of  Schoob  and  Principal  of  High  School,  cor.  Main  and  High  Sts., 
FranklixL 

E.  E.  Gaylobd. 

X899,   Director  of  Commercial  Department,  High  School;  res.,  a 7  Baker  Ave.,  Beverly. 
Fbane  M.  Gilley,  A.B.,  '80,  Harvard  Univ. 

x88a,  Instructor  in  Physics  and  Chenustry,  High  School;  res.,  ax  John  St.,  Chelsea. 
Adcitstus  H.  Kelley,  A.M.,  '75,  Colby  Univ. 

x888,   Prindpai  of  Lyman  School;  res.,  57  Montview  St.,  W.  Rozbury  District,  Boston. 
Abthue  Oblo  Nobton,  A.M.,  '90,  Harvard  Univ. 

1899,  Instructor  in  Harvard  University,  6x  Sparks  St..  Cambridge. 

Maby  E.  Pabkes,  a.  B.,  '88.  Wdlesley  CoU.;  A.M.,  '98.  Univ.  of  Pa.,  and  '99.  Raddiffe  Coll. 

1905,  Assistant  Profeisor  of  Education,  Simmons  CoUege;  res.,  164  Newbury  St.,  Boston. 
Cbaeles  L.  Simmons,  Ph.B.,  Taylor  Univ.;  A.M..  Gale  CoU. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  66  Western  Ave.,  Westfidd. 
Cbaeles  E.  Stevens,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '89,  Bates  CoU. 

1894,  Superintoodent  of  Schools,  Stoneham  and  Saugus,  9  Cedar  Ave.,  Stoneham. 
1903    Ons  Hebvey  Adams,  A.B.,  '79,  A.M.,  '83.  WiUiams  CoU. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  2$  Pleasant  St.,  Leicester. 
John  Cbaeles  States  Andbew,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ.;  S.  T.  B.,  'oa,  Andover  Theol.  Sem. 
Instructor  in  History  and  Commerdal  Geography,  High  School,  Lynn;  res.,  Crest 
Ave.,  Beachmont. 
Mbs.  Fannie  Febn  Andbews,  A.B.,  'oa,  Raddiffe  CoU. 

Lecturer  and  Writer  on  Educational  Subjects.  378  Newbury  St.,  Boston. 
Melvqjjb  a.  Abnold. 

1894,   Prindpai  of  the  Renfrew  School,  a9  Summer  St.,  Adams. 

F.  G.  Atwell,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X90X,  Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  Templeton,  Hubbardson,  PhiUipston,  and  Royalston; 
res.,  4  Prospect  St.,  BaldwiitsvUle. 


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1903    Asa  Geokce  Bakzr,  A.B.,  '8S,  Amherst  Coll. 

Of  the  G.  &  C.  Merriam  Company.  6  Cornell  St.,  Spriog6eld. 
Fred  C.  Baldwin,  B.Sc.,  '8x.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1893,  Master  of  Forster  School,  106  Sycamore  St.,  Somerville. 
Mrs.  Lucia  Galz  Barber. 

Private  Studio,  Mental-Physical  Education,  The  Ludlow,  Copley  Sq.,  BmCoii. 

Thomas  H.  Barnes,  A.M..  'os  (honorary).  Tufu  CoU. 

X869,   Master  of  Gaston  School,  Boston;  res.,  773  Broadway,  South  Boston. 
Arthitr  J.  Bean,  B.Sc,  '89,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

X904,   City  Director  of  Manual  Training,  13  Hackfeld  Road,  Worcester. 
Hector  L.  Belble,  A.B.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

Z900,   Principal  of  John  R.  Rollins  School,  6  Sheridan  St.,  Lawrence. 
Frank  Howe  Benedict.  A.B.,  *oi.  Tufts  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools.  Aubum-SuttMi  District,  Sutton;  express  office,  Millbary 
Cla&ence  John  Blake,  M.D.,  '65.  Harvard  Univ. 

Professor  of  Otology,  Medical  Department,  Harvard  University;  res.,  aa6  Marlbor- 
ough St..  Boston. 
Mrs.  Clarence  John  Blake. 

226  Marlborough  St.,  Boston. 
Clifford  S.  Braodon.  A.B.,  *oo,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1906,   Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  Technical  High  School;  res.,  37  Dresden  St., 
Springfield. 
Percy  Sbiklds  Brayton,  A.B.,  '99,  Harvard  Univ. 

X903,   Head  of  Department  of  Physics,  High  School,  Medford;  res.,  X36  Allston  St.,  West 
Medford.     ' 
James  W.  Brehaut,  A.B.,  '92,  Harvard  Univ. 

189S,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  37  Grove  St..  North  Attleborough. 
Frank  E.  Briggs,  A.B.,  '94.  Bowdoin  CoU. 

X906,   Principal  of  High  School,  Lancaster. 
James  H.  Buroeit. 

Sub-master  in  Bennett  School,  Boston;  res..  22  Chestnut  St.,  Dedham. 
KsNYON  L.  Butterfteld,  B.Sc.,  '91.  Mich.  Agri.  Coll.;   A.M.,  *o3.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Z906,   President  of  Massachusetts  Afpicuhural  College,  Amherst. 
Stephen  Perkins  Cabot,  A.B.,  '92.  Harvard  Univ. 

1901,  Teacher  of  Modem  Languages,  St.  George's  School, Newport.  R.  I.;  res..  73  Chestnut 
St.,  Boston. 
Mrs.  Ella  Lyman  Cabot. 

1905,  Member  of  Massachusetts  Board  of  Education  and  Member  of  Raddiffe  Council, 

190  Marlborough  St.,  Boston. 
Seth  Howard  Chace,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '96,  Brown  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Tewksbury-Dracut  District,  97.  18th  St..  LowelL 
J.  Henry  Clagg. 

Z905,   Principal  of  Hosmer  Grammar  School;  res.,  306  Scho(4  St.,  Watertown. 

Elua  L.  Clark. 

Principal  of  the  Sarah  Fuller  Home,  93  Wobum  St.,  West  Medford. 
George  I.  Clapp,  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

Z903,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  47  Montvale  Ave.,  Wobum. 
Leslie  Linwood  Cleveland,  A.B.,  '93,  Williams  Coll. 

1907,  Head  Master  of  High  School,  Quincy. 

BiTRTON  M.  Clough,  A.B..  '00,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

X906,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  31  Summer  St.,  Easthampton. 

C.  O.  Louis  Collin,  M.D.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

Instructor  in  Anatomy  and  Gymnastics,  Boston  Normal  School  of  Gymnastics,  07 
Huntington  Ave.,  Boston. 
Francis  Joseph  Conlin,  A.B.,  '01,  Harvard  Univ. 

190X,   Teacher  in  High  School,  16  Bayswater  St..  East  Boston. 
John  M.  Connolly,  .\.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '92,  Holy  Cross  Coll.;  M.D.,  'oo.  Harvard  Univ. 

Teacher  in  Harvard  University  Medical  School,   and   Medical  Inspector,  Boston 
Public  Schools;  res.,  183  Harvard  St.,  Dorchester  Centre. 
William  C.  Crawford,  A.B.,  '82,  A.M.,  '85.  Colby  Coll. 

1903,    Master  in  Washington  Albton  District.  Boston;  res.,  596  Cambridge  St.,  Albtoa. 
Grafton  Dijlaky  Cushing,  A.B.,  A.M..  LL.B.,  Harvard  Univ. 

168  Beacon  St.,  Boston. 
Thomas  W.  Davis,  A.B.,  '66,  Williams  Coll. 

X901,   Master  of  Harvard  School,  Cambridge;  res.,  55  Waverley  St..  Waverley. 

Mary  E.  HGhn  Dern. 

Teacher  of  Mathematics  and  History  of  .\rt.  Punchard  Free  School,  173  Main  St., 
Andover. 
George  Elusworth  Dawson.  A.B.,  *87,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D..  '97,  Clark  Univ. 

1903.   Professor  of  Education,  Mt.  Holyokc  College;  res.,  2x4  Belmont  Ave.,  Spring6eld. 
Orlendo  Wales  Dimick. 

X882,   Principal  of  Wells  School,  Boston;  res.,  13  Russell  Ave..  Watertown. 
Wimfred  Nichols  Donovan,  A.B.,  '92,  A.M.,  '95,  Colby  Coll. 

X90X,   Assistant  Professor  of   Biblical  Interpretation,  Newton  Theological  Institutiou,  aj 
Ripley  Terrace.  Newton  Center. 


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1903     Mamgaket  L.  Doyle,  Grad.,  '99,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Framingfaam,  Mass. 

1893,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Framingham;  res.,  33  Harrison  St.,  Natick. 
Fkamk  Dbkw,  A.B.,  '90,  and  A.M.,  '91,  Indiana  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '95,  Oark  Univ. 

1896,  Teacher  of  Psychology  and  School  Hygiene,  State  Normal  School.  43   Channing 
St.,  Worcester. 
Gakxett  Dbofpebs,  A.B.,  '86,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Political  Economy,  Williams  College,  Williamstown. 
LuTHZi  F.  Elliott. 

190S,  Superintendent  of  Qril  Service  Department,  Boston,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Private  Laboratcuies; 
res.,  23  Franklin  St.,  Watertown. 

AlfOUTTA  E.  ESILMAN. 

x88a.  Assistant  Teacher  in  George  Putnam  District,  Ellis  Mendell  School,  66  School  St., 
Rozbury. 
Geoboe  William  Evans,  A.B.,  '83.  Harvard  Univ. 

1905,  Head  Master  of  Charlestown  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  17. Everett  Ave.,  Upham's 
Comer. 
Waltex  Eucose  Fernald,  M.D.,  *8i,  Bowdoin  Med.  Colt. 

18S7,    Superintendent  of  Massachusetts  School  for  the  Feeble  Minded,  Waverley. 
Albert  Garduter  Fisher,  A.B.,  70,  A.M.,  '78,  Brown  Univ. 

Proprietor  of  Fisher  Teachers'  Agency,  lao  Tremont  St.,  Boston. 
Lestex  a.  Freeman. 

1898,  Superintradent  of  Schools  of  Fozborough  and  (1905)  Seekonk;  res.,  93  Comstock 

Ave.,  Providence,  R.  I. 
George  E.  Gay,  A.M.,  '75,  Bates  Coll. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  ax  Newcomb  St..  Haverhill. 
Mary  Anna  Gove. 

1896,  Teacher  in  George  Putnam  School,  Boston;  res.,  19  Dizwell  St.,  Rozbury. 
Emma  Beede  Gitlliver. 

X907,  Master  of  Dillaway  School,  Boston;  res.,  53  Ashford  St.,  AUston. 
Mrs.  Hiram  Halc,  Grad.,  '8a,  N.  E.  Cons,  of  Music. 

Private  Teacher,  118  Charles  St.,  Boston. 

Nathan  C.  Hamblin. 

X901,  Principal  of  Tabor  Academy,  Marion. 
Walter  Irving  Hamilton. 

X905.   Principal  of  Thomas  Donaghy  School,  27  Buttonwood  St.,  New  Bedford. 
George  Harris,  D.D.,  '83,  Amherst  Coll.,  '99,  Harvard  Univ.,  '01,  Yale  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '99,  Dart- 
mouth CoU. 
1899*  President  of  Amherst  College,  Amherst. 
WxLUAM  Walter  Hastings,  A.B.,'86,  A.M.,'93,  Maryvillc  Coll.:  A.M.,'94,  Ph.D.,  '96,  Haverford  Coll. 
Instructor  in  International  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Trainmg  School,  1086  State  St.,  Springfield. 
William  Moore  Hatch,  A.B.,  '86,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '89,  LL.M.,  '00,  Columbian  Univ. 

New  Eogland  Manager  for  Silver,  Burdctt  &  Co.,  aai  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 
Ernest  L.  Hayward,  A.B.,  'go,  Amherst  Coll. 

1895,  Teacher  of  German  and  History,  High  School,  148  High  St.,  Taunton. 
Harriet  S.  Hayward. 

1899,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  37  Wyman  St.,  Brockton. 

Caroline  Hazard,  A.M.,  '99  (h<»xorary),  Univ.  of  Mich.;   Litt.D.,  '99,  Brown  Univ.;   LL.D..  '05 
Tufts  Coll. 
1899,   President  of  Wellesley  College,  The  President's  OflBice,  Wellesley. 
Schuyler  F.  Herron,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '97,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School  Bldg.,  cor.  Washington  St.  and  Parkway, 
Winchester. 
Ijllie  Anderson  Hicks. 

1899,   Supervisor  of  Training,  State  Normal  School,  Bridgewater. 

Lola  A.  L.  Hill. 

1883,  Assistant  in  Wells  School.  37  Pinckney  St.,  Boston. 
George  Preston  Hitchcock,  A.B.,  '9a,  Amherst  Coll. 

190S,  Headmaster  of  High  School,  64  Brington  Road,  Brookline. 
Charles  A.  Hobbs,  A.6.,  '80,  A.M.,  '84,  Harvard  Univ. 
Private  Tutor,  6  Sidney  St.,  Watertown. 
Franklin  W.  Hobbs,  S.B.,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

x9oa,   Chairman  of  School  Committee.  78  UpUnd  Road,  Brookline. 
William  W.  Howe,  A.B.,  '95.  Harvard  Univ. 

X907,   Submaster  ot  Henry  L.  Pierce  School,  37  Kingsdale  St.,  Dorchester. 
Alfred  F.  Howes,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '92,  Amherst  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Southern  Berkshire  District.  Sheffield. 

Mrs.  Mary  Bates  Hunt. 

X90X,   Principal  of  Hancock  Grammar  School,  6x  Winifred  Road,  Brockton. 
S.  C.  Hutchinson,  A.B.,  '9a,  A.M.,  '95,  Syracuse  Univ. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Wayland,  Dover,  and  Sudbury;    res.,  5  Damon  St., 
Cochituate. 
AcNXS  Irwin,  LL.D..  '95,  Univ.  of  West.  Pa.;  Litt.D.,  '99.  Univ.  [of  Pa.;  LL.D.,  '06,  St.  Andrews, 

1894.  Dean  of  Radcliffe  College,  Cambridge. 
ASHER  Johnson  Jacoby,  Pd.M.,  '98,  New  York  Univ. 

190X.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Milton;  res.,  46  Belcher  Circle,  East  Milton. 


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igoj    William  A.  Jornston,  B.Sc.,  'oa,  Maas.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

X906,   Aaaoaate  Proiesaor  of  Mechanical  Enfjneering.  Maa— jchuaetta  Innitii^g  M  Tmr\ttyr\^mj 
Boston. 
Mary  Elbabxth  Jones.  A.B.,  '8a,  A.M.,  '85.  Vaaiar  Col;    M.D.,  '90,  N.  Y.  Infirmary   for 
Women  and  Children. 

zgox,  Preridcnt  of  Ladies'  Physiological  Institute  and  Lecturer  in  Medicine,  8  James  St., 
Station  A,  Boston. 
Frzde&ioc  Lincoln  Kendall,  A.B.,  '90.  A.M.,  '93,  Carleton  CoQ.;  and  A.B.*  '91,  Harvard  UniT 

X899,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Chehnafocti,  Carlisle,  and  DunsUble;  res.,  Chelmsford. 
Frederic  W.  Kinoman. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Walpole  and  Medfield;  res.,  Common  St.,  Walpok. 
Thos.  H.  H.  Knight. 

1897,  Master  of  Girls*  High  School,  Boston;  res..  133  MehxMe  St.,  MehxMe  Highlands. 
Gaetano  Lania,  BSc.,  C.  and  M.E.,  Univ.  of  Va.)  Cav.  dei  S.S.  Maurizio  e  Lazaio. 

ProfpsMir  of  Applied  Mechanics  m  Charge  of  the  Department  of  Medumical  Engl* 
neering,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  aa  W.  Cedar  St.,  Boston. 
GusTAr  Larsson. 

Principal  of  Sloyd  Training  School.  59  N.  Bcnnet  St.,  Boston. 
Watson  Clark  Lea,  Ph.B.,  '03,  Oberlin  Coll.;  A.M.,  'oa.  Harvard  Univ. 

X907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Randolph-Avoo-Holbrook  District;  res.,  Holbrook. 
FLORENCE  Edgente  Leadbetter. 

Assistant  in  Roxbury  High  Schod,  Boston;  res.,  867  South  St.,  RosUndale. 
Maud  Gertrude  Leadbetter. 

X907,  Assistant  in  East  Boston  High  School;   res..  867  South  St.,  Roslindale. 
Frank  M.  I^eavitt. 

1893,  Assistant  Director  of  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  Public  Latin  School,  Beaton; 
res.,  33  Akron  St.,  Roxbury. 
HoMBR  Pierce  Lewb.  A.B.,  '74,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  3  Monadnock  Road.  Worcester. 
Leo  Rich  Lewis.  A.B.,  Tufts  Coll.;  A.B.  and  A.M.,  Harvard  Univ. 

Z895.   Profeasorof  History  and  Theory  of  Music,  TufU  College;  Bob  336.  Tufts  College,  P.O. 
Arthur  A.  I<incol1«. 

X897.  Sub-master  of  Mather  School,  39  Perdval  St.,  Dorchester. 
John  MacDuftie,  A.B.,  '84,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '95,  Lombard  Coll. 

X890,   Principal  of  the  MacDuffie  School  for  Girb,  183  Central  St.,  Springfield. 
James  Mahoney,  A.B..  '84^  Amherst  CoU. 

1888,  Master  of  English  High  School,  370  Beacon  St..  Back  Bay.  Boston. 
Frank  M.  Marsh,  A.B.^  '99,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '99,  Boston  Univ. 

X90X,  Supenntendent  of  Schools,  65  Green  St.,  Fairhaven. 
Bertha  M.  McConkey. 

X903.  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools  and  Kindergartens,  xo  Monmouth  St.,  Springfield 
James  H.  McCurdy.  M.D.,  '05;  M.  P.  £. 

X907,  International  Training  School  of  Young  Men's  Christian  Assodation,  93  Westfocd 
Ave.,  Springfield. 
James  R.  McDonald,  A.B.,  '89,  Williams  Coll. 

X904,  Muiager  of  Educational  Department,  Little,  Brown  &  Co.,  Boston;   85  Brooka 
StTWest  Medford. 
W.  V.  McDuTFEE,  A.B.,  *o3,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  A.M.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

X896.  Head  of  Classical  Department.  High  School,  37  Spring  St.,  Springfield. 
Henry  C.  Metcalf,  A.B.,  '94,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D., '97,  Berlin. 

Professor  of  Political  Sdence.  Tufts  College;  P.  O.,  Tufts  College. 
Charles  Sturtevant  Moore.  A.B..  '73,  A.M.,  '00,  Harvard  Univ. 

X903,  Assistant  Recorder  of  Harvard  College,  xo  Frost  St.,  Cambridge. 
Joseph  Roswell  Hawley  Moore,  A.B.,  '90.  A.M.,  '06.  Boston  Univ. 

Graduate  Student.  Han-ard  Univeraity;  res.,  36  Whittier  St..  Sta.  B.,  Cambridge. 
Horace  Henry  Morse,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  'ox.  Harvard  Univ. 

X906,  Head  of  Department  of  History,  Mt.  Hermon  Boys'  School,  Mt.  Hermon. 
Cora  A.  Newton. 

1899,   Prindpal  of  Harrington  Normal  and  Training  School,  390  Union  St.,  New  Bedford. 
Fred  H.  Nickerson,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '89.  Bates  Coll. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  77  Upham  St.,  Melrose. 
Pbilo  G.  Noon,  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

X907.  Sub-master  of  Harvard  School.  Boston;  res.,  84  Sycamore  St.,  Somerville. 
C.  Maud  Norris,  A.B.,  '01,  Smith  Coll.,  A.M.,  '03,  Boston  Univ. 

1903,  Teacher  of  English,  High  School,  Maiden;  res.,  560  Massachusetts  Ave.,  Cambridge. 
Caleb  A.  Page,  A.B.,  A.M..  Bowdotn  CoU. 

1893,  Prindpal  01  High  School,  Methuen. 
CoRWiN  F.  Palmer,  A.B.,  '93,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.  (honorary),  Muskingum  CoO. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  6  Summer  St.,  Andover. 
Charles  Francis  Park,  S.B.,  '93,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

X906,  Associate  Professor  of  Mechanical  Engineering,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Tech- 
nology, Boston. 
WiLLUM  DwiGHT  PARKINSON,  A.B..  '78.  Dartmouth  CoU.;  LL.B.,  '8i,  National  Univ. 

X898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Waltham. 


A.  S.  Pearse,  B.Sc.,  '00,  A.M..  '04,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X907,  Teaching  Fellow  m  ZoOkigy,  Harvard  University;  res.,  19 


Prentiss  St.  Cambridge. 


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1903     Frank  J.  Peaslee,  A.M.,  '88.  Colbv  Univ.,  Ph.D.,  'oa,  American  Univ. 
XQoi,  Superintendent  ot  Schools,  68  Baker  St.,  Lynn. 
Mabshall  LivmcsTON  Pekxin,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '76,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '89,  Gfittittgen. 

1891,   Profesaor  of  Germanic  Languages,  Boston  University,  and  (1893)  Superintendent  of 
Schools,  Wdlesley;  resTWashington  St.,  Wellesley  6tlls. 
Mes.  Annie  Moselby  Pessy. 

1898,   Principal  of  Peiry  Kindergarten  Normal  School,  x8  Huntington  Ave.,  Bostoa. 
John  Heney  I^illsbury,  A.6.,  '74,  A.M.,  '77,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

X899,  Principal  and  Proprietor  ot  Wahan  School,  1690  Beacon  St.,  Waban. 
William  E.  C.  Rtch,  A.B.,  '70.  A.M.,  '73,  Bates  Coll. 

1891,  Master  of  Christopher  Gibson  Grammar  School,  Boston;   res.,  99  Moreland  St., 
Rozbury. 
Frederic  H.  Ripley. 

1898,  Principal  of  Longfellow  Scho(^,  1247  Commonwealth  Ave.,  Boatoo. 
Albert  Robinson,  A.B.,  '95,  Colby  CoU. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  11  Warren  St.,  Peabody. 
Jennie  E.  Rogers. 

X903,  Teacher  in  Highland  Grammar  School,  Lowell;  res.,  Byfield. 
Peter  Rocs. 

1896,  Director  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  34  Sacramento  St.,  Cambridge. 
Georce  Rugg,  A.B.,  '8^,  Amherst  Coll.;  A.M.,  '03,  Harvard  Univ. 

X903f   Supenntendent  of  Schoob  of  Princeton,  Sterling,  and  Westminster;  address,  P.  O. 
Box  xas,  Princeton. 
Ammie  Coolidge  Rust. 

Froebel  School  of  Kindergarten  Normal  Classes,  Pierce  Bldg.,  Copley  Sq.,  Boston. 
Joseph  F.  Ryan.  A.B..  '97,  Dartmouth  ColL 

New  England  Manager  for  D.  Appleton  &  Co.,  xao  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 

EUNKE  J.  SnCPSON. 

x8  Hovey  St.,  Newton. 
Robert  Orange  Small,  A.B.,  '96,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

X903,   Supenntendent  of  Schocds  of  Grafton  and  Upton;  res.,  Graftoo. 
J.  Angeline  Smith. 

1907,  Training  School,  State  Normal  School,  Taconic  Hall,  North  Adams. 
Edward  Southworth. 

1878,  Master  of  Mather  School,  Boston;  res.,  94  Greenleaf  St.,  Quincy. 
Gordon  A.  Southworth. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  40  Greenville  St.,  Somerville. 
Mrs.  Margaret  J.  Stannard. 

Principal  of  The  Garland  Kindergarten  Training  School,  19  Chestnut  St, Boston. 
Lucy  Harris  Syvonds. 

Principal  of  Kindergarten  Training  School,  8a  St.  Stephen  St.,  Boston. 
Henry  P.  Talbot,  S.B.,  '85.  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.;  Ph.D..  '90.  Leipzig. 

1899,  Professor  of  Inorganic  and  Analytical  Chemistry,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Tech- 

nology, Boston. 
Harriet  Caroline  Taylor,  A.B.,  '99,  Radcliffe  CoU. 

Teacher  of  German  and  English,  Rozbury  High  School;  res.,  50  AUston  Heights, 
Allston. 
Edgar  E.  Thompson,  B.Sc..  '7^,  Mass.  Agri.  Coll. 

1891,  Supervising  Principal.  Public  Schools,  5  Jaques  Ave.,  Worcester. 
Mary  Kingsley  TiBBtrs,  A.B.,  '89,  Univ.  of  New  Brunswick,  Canada. 

1904,  Assistant  in  West  Roxbury  High  School.  Boston;   res.,  14  Greenough  Ave.,  Jamaica 

Plain. 
Walter  Bradley  Tripp. 

1891,  Teacher  of  Dramatic  Expression,  Emerson  College  of  Oratory,  and  (1899)  Professor 
of  Oratory,  Boston  College;  339  Huntington  Ave.,  Boston. 
Frederic  Allison  Tupper,  A.B.,  '80,  Harvard  Univ. 

i899t  Head  Master  of  Brighton  High  School,  7  Menlo  St.,  Brighton  District,  Boston. 
H-  W.  Tyler,  S.B.,  '84,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.;  Ph.D.,  '89,  Erlangen. 

1893,   PVofeaaor  of  Mathematics,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  491  Boylston 
St.,  Boston. 
Frank  Vogel,  A.B..  A.M..  Harvard  Univ. 

Professor,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology;  res.,  95  Robinwood  Ave..  Jamaica 
Plain. 
Mrs.  Lue  Stuart  Wadsworth. 

Past  National  Patriotic  Instructor  of  National  Woman*s  Relief  Corps,  19  Greenwich 
Park,  Boston. 
Arthur  B.  Webber,  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Um'v. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Littleton. 
Sarah  Southworth  Webber. 

Private  Teacher  of  Gymnastics,  379  Highland  St.,  West  Newton. 
Charles  H.  Westcott. 

1897,  Sub-master  of  High  School,  135  Hawthorne  St.,  Maiden. 
Frederic  A.  Wheeler,  A.B.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Monson. 
Cbables  T.  C.  WHrrooMB,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Amherst  Coll. 

X895.  Head  Master  of  High  School,  8x  Ash  St.,  Brockton. 


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1903    Mausice  p.  Whits«  A.B.,  LL.B. 

X902.  A«istant  Suprrintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Masoa  St.,  3oatoo;  res.,  ay  Wal)inc« 
ford  Road,  Brighton. 

Frank  W.  Whitney,  A.B.,  '79,  Boston  Univ. 

1897,   Principal  of  High  School,  3  Blarion  Road,  Watertown. 

Feank  Bkanton  Wigst.  A.B..  '96,  Boston  Univ. 

Principal  of  Grammar  School,  Wanrick.  R.  I.;  res..  Federal  St.,  Reading. 

Charles  A.  WnxiAics,  A.B..  '88,  Wniiams  Coll.;  A.M.,  '9s.  Harvard  Univ. 
1897,   Principal  of  High  School,  51  Felton  St.,  Hudson. 

Charles  Talbot  Woodbury,  A.B.,  '95,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1903,   Principal  of  High  School  X7i  Highland  Ave..  Fitchbuig. 

Edward  M.  Woodward.  A.B., '85.  Amher^  Coll. 

Principal  of  South  High  School,  736  Pleasant  St..  Worcester. 

Frederick  R.  Woodward,  A.B.,  'oa,  Williams  Coll. 

1895,  Department  of  MJathematics,  High  School,  x68. 6th  St.i  Lowell. 

John  Henry  Wright,  A.B.,  73,  LL.D..  *ox,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '01,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

Professor  of  (vreek  and  Dean  of  The  Graduate  School  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  Harrard 
University,  38  Quincy  St.,  Cambridge. 
X904    Mrs.  O.  M.  Baker. 

7  Dartmouth  Terrace,  Springfield. 
William  H.  Burnham.  A.B.,  '8a,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '88,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1896,  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Clark  Uni^rrsity.  Worcester. 
Edward  H.  Eldridce,  A.M.,  '95.  Ph.D..  '07,  Temple  CoD. 

X9oa,    Director  of  Secretarial  School,  Simmons  College.  Boston. 
Gertritde  £.  Gaylord.  A.B., '00,  Mt.  Holyoke  CoD. 

X907.  Teacher  of  French  and  German,  Kimball  Union  Academy,  Meriden,  N.  H.;  home 
address,  85  CoUegc  St..  South  Hadley. 
Anna  Jane  McKzao,  Ph.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X903,  Associate  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Wellesley  College,  4s  College  Hall,  Wellesley. 
JoRGEN  Conrad  Peterson,  A.B.,  'o4L  Harvard  Univ. 

X906,   Principal  of  High  School,  Norfolk. 
Augustine  I*.  Rafter,  A.M.,  '9a,  Boston  CoU. 

X905,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Boston;  res..  41  Bradlee  St.,  Dorchester. 
Miss  Tbbodate  L.  Smtth.  A.B.,  'Sa,  A.M.,  '84.  Smith  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '96,  Yale  Univ. 

189a,   Research  Assistant  to  G.  Stanley  Hall,  Clark  University,  Worcester. 
X905    Henry  Turner  Bailey. 

1903,   Editor  of  "The  School  Arts  Rook,"  North  Scituate.  _ 
Clarence  Elwood  Brockway,  A.B..  '78,  Bates  Coll. 

1899.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  Hanover  St.,  West  Springfield. 
W.  H.  H.  Bryant,  A.M..  '00,  Bates  CoU. 

X891,   Senior  Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.  in  New  England,  a9  Beacon  St.;  res.,  xo  Berwick  Park, 
Boston. 
John  Sioth  Burlry,  Ph.B.,  '99,  M.Sc..  '05.  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Conn. 

1905,    Instructor  in  English.  B.  M.  C.  Durfee  High  School  291  High  St.,  FaU  River. 
Paul  W.  Carhart.  Ph.B..  V,  Yale  Univ. 

With  G.  &  C.  Merriam  Co..  499  Main  St..  Springfiekl. 
John  A.  De  Camp,  A.B.,  *oo.  AM.,  '06,  Williams  Coll. 

1900,  Principal  ot  High  School,  Southworth  Ave.,  WllUamstown. 
Charles  H.  Howe,  A.B..  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1895.   Principal  of  High  School.  97  Chestnut  St.,  Wakefield. 
Allen  P.  Keith. 

Principal  of  John  H.  Clifford  School,  a 7  Robeson  St.,  New  Bedford. 
Irving  O.  Palmer.  A.B..  '87.  A.M..  '90,  Colby  Coll. 

1897,  Science  Master,  Newton  High  School,  46  Otis  St..  Newtonville. 
James  Duncan  Phillips.  A.B.,  '97.  Harvard  Univ. 

Manager  of  Educational'  Department.  Houghton,  Mifflin  &  Co..  4  Park  St..  Boaton. 
James  Sturcis  Pray.  A.B..  '95.  Harvard  Univ. 

1905,  Assistant  Professor  of  Landscape  Architecture,  Harvard  University,  Cambiidfle. 
Charles  Irving  Rice. 

1899,   Director  of  Music.  Public  Schools,  6  Melville  St.,  Worcester. 
Bernard  M.  Sheridan.  A.M..  Boston  Coll. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Lawrence. 
X906    Wellington  E.  Aiken,  Ph.B..  '01.  A.M.,  '03.  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1906.  Head  of  English  Department,  Mt.  Hermon  School.  Mt.  Hermon. 
Harris  W.  Baker.  Ph.B.,  '01.  Yale  Univ. 

With  G.  &  C.  Merriam  Co..  108  Harvard  St.,  Springfield. 
Alfred  G.  Bookwalter,  A.B.,  '97.  A.M..  '01,  Yale  Univ. 

State    Educational  Secretary.  Y.  M.  C.  A.  for  Massachusetts  and   Rhode  Islaad 
167  Tremont  St.,  Boston;   res.,  Springdale,  North  Wilmington. 
Robert  E.  Burke,  B.Sc.,  '99.  Harvard  Univ. 

X907,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Boston  Public  Schools;  res.,  xs6  M.  St..  South  Boston. 
Fayette  K.  Concdon,  A.B..  '94,  A.M.,  '07.  Syraoise  Univ. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  30  Pomeroy  Terrace.  Northampton, 


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1906  Clahence  M.  Hall,  B.Sc.,  '98,  M.Sc..  '99,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

igo6,  Teacher  of  Sdcnce,  Central  High  School,  69  Sherman  St..  Springfield. 
CLxnON  Fremont  Hodge,  A.B.,  '83,  Rjpon  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  "^  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

X906,   Professor  of  Biology,  OxA  University,  Worcester. 
James  P.  Portek.  A.B.,  *o8.  A.M..  '01,  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '05.  Clark  Univ. 

X904,  Instructor  and  (1907)  Assistant  Professor  of  Psychology,  Collegiate  Department. 
Clark  University,  Worcester. 

1907  Oris  P.  Dellincer,  A.B.,  '05,  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '07,  Clark  Univ. 

X907,   Instructor  in  Biology,  Clark  College,  Clark  University,  Worcester. 
Ralph  £.  Files,  A.B..  '9^ .  Bates  Coll. 

XQojt   Principal  of  High  School;  res..  a8  Columbia  Park,  Haverhill. 
Lawrence  Daniel  Fogo. 

Educational  lecturer  and  writer,  Springfield  Union,  Springfield. 
Jane  B.  Patten,  S.B.,  *o6,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1906,   Instructor  in  Biology,  Simmons  College,  Fenway,  Boston;  res..  South  Natick. 
Frank  Palmer  Speare. 

1896,   Educational  Director,  Boston  Young  Men's  Christian  Association,  458  BoylstcMi  St., 
Boston. 

institutions 

189s    Harvard  College,  Library. 

President,  Charles  W.  Eliot;  Librarian,  William  C.  Lane,  Cambridge. 
X897    Amherst  College. 

President,  George  Harris;  Librarian,  W.  I.  Fletcher.  Amherst. 
Boston  College. 

President,  Thomas  I.  Gasson;  Librarian,  Joseph  A.  Murphy,  Boston. 
Perkins  Institution  and  Ma-ssachusetts  School  for  the  Blind. 

Director.  Edward  E.  Allen,  East  Broadway,  South  Boston. 
Westtield  State  Normal  School. 

Principal,  Clarence  A.  Brodeur,  Westfield, 
Williams  College,  Library. 

President.  Henry  Hopkins;  librarian,  Charles  H.  Burr,  Williamstown. 
Z898    Citt  Library  Association  of  Springfield. 

President,  Nathan  D.  Bill;  librarian.  Hiller  C.  WeUman,  Springfield. 
Free  Public  Library  op  the  Cmr  of  Worcester. 

librarian,  Samuel  Swett  Green,  Worcester. 
Smith  College. 

President,  L  Clark  Seelye;  librarian,  Miss  J.  A.  Clark,  Northampton. 
State  Library  of  Massachusetts. 

State  librarian,  C.  B.  Tillinghast,  State  House,  Boston. 
State  Normal  School^  Fitcrburg. 

Prinapal,  John  G.  Thompson,  Fitchburg. 
1900    Massachusetts  Insttfute  of  Technology. 

Secretary,  D.  P.  Bartlett;  Acting  librarian,  Robert  P.  Bigelow,  491  Boylston  St., 
Boston. 
Public  Library  of  the  City  op  Boston. 

librarian,  Horace  G.  Wadlin,  Copley  Sq.,  Boston. 
Public  Library,  Maldkn. 

librarian.  Miss  L.  A.  Williams,  Maiden. 
Salem  Public  Library. 

librarian,  Gardner  M.  Jones,  Salem. 

SOMERVILLE  PUBLIC  LIBRARY. 

librarian,  S.  W.  Foss,  Somerville. 
State  Normal  School.  Salem. 

Prinapal,  J.  A.  Pitman;  Secretary,  Louise^C.  WeUman,  Salem. 
Wkluslby  College,  Library. 

President,  Miss  Caroline  Hazard;  librarian,  Caroline  F.  Pierce,  Wellesley. 
190X    Adams  Public  Library. 

librarian,  Lucy  C.  Richmond,  Adams. 
College  op  the  Holy  Cross. 

President,  Rev.  Thomas  E.  Murphy,  S.  J.;   Prefect  of  Studies,  Rev.  William  F 
Clark.  S.  J.,  Worcester. 
Forbes  Library. 

librarian,  W.  P.  Cutter,  Northampton. 
FkEE  PiTBLic  Library,  New  Bedford. 

librarian,  George  H.  Tripp,  New  Bedford. 
North  Adams  Public  Library. 

librarian,  Mabel  Temple,  North  Adams. 
Public  Library  of  Fitchburg. 

Librarian,  George  E.  Nutting,  Fitchburg. 
Public  Library,  Lynn. 

President,  Walter  O.  Faulkner;  librarian.  Harriet  Louise  Matthews.  Lynn. 
1903    A2fDOVER  Theological  Seminary,  Library. 

librarian,  Owen  H.  Gates,  Andover. 


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190a      BOSTOM  UMIVEttSITY. 

President,  W.  E.  Huntington;  Librarian,  T.  B.  Lindsay,  688  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Cambudob  Pttblic  Libkaby. 

Librarian,  Clarence  W.  Ayer,  Cambridge. 
Mt.  Holyouc  College. 

President,  Miss  Mary  Emma  WooUey;  Librarian,  Miss  B.  E.  Blakdy,  South  Hadley. 
SnofOHS  College. 

President,  Henry  Lefavour;  Librarian,  Mary  E.  Robbins,  Boston. 
Taithton  Pxtblic  Ldraby. 

Librarian,  Joshua  E.  Crane,  Taunton. 
1933    FiTZ  PtTBLic  LiBKARY,  Chelsea. 

Librarian,  Medora  Jennett  Simpson,  Chelsea. 
Hills  Ldbaby  or  the  Newton  Theological  iNSTrnrnoN. 

President,  Nathan  £.  Wood;  Librarian,  Geo.  E.  Horr,  Newton  Center. 
Manchester  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  D.  L.  Bingham,  Manchester. 
Newboryport  Public  Lib&ary. 

Librarian,  J.  D.  Parsons,  Newburyport. 
.  Public  Library  op  Brookline. 

Librarian,  Louisa  M.  Hooper,  BroekUne. 
Public  Library,  Lawrence. 

Librarian,  Wm.  A.  Walsh,  Lawrence. 
X904    Brockton  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Frank  H.  Whitmore,  Brockton. 
igo5    Clark  Univerbity.  Library. 

Librarian.  Louis  N.  Wilson,  Worcester. 
Radcliffb  College,  Library. 

President,  Le  Baron  Russell  Briggs;  Librarian,  Caroline  Farley,  Cambridge. 
X906    Greenfield  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  May  Ashley,  Greenfield. 
Haverhill  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  John  G.  Mouhon,  HaverhilL 
J.  V.  Fletcher  Library. 

Librarian.  Mary  P.  Bunce,  Westford. 
Medforo  Public  Library. 

librarian,  Mary  E.  Sargent,  Medford. 

MICHIGAN 

LIFE  directors 

1895    Hugh  A.  Graham,  A.B.,  '87.  A.M.,  '9s,  Albion  CoU.;  A.B.,  '00.  UniT.  of  Mkfa. 
xgoi.   Commissioner  of  Schoob  of  Isabella  County,  Mt.  PleaaanL 
Charles  G.  White,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '81,  Ph.D.,  '90. 

X884,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Lake  Linden. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

X884    John  A.  Stewart.  A.  B.,  '75,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1894,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  908  Van  Buren  St.,  Bay  Gty. 
x88s    Edwin  A.  Strong,  A.B.,  '58,  A.M.,  '6^.  Union  CoU. 

1885,   Professor  of  Physical  Sciences,  Sute  Normal  College,  ia7  Nonnal  SL,  YpsOantL 
X887    William  Austin  Ellis,  LL.B.,  '95.  Detroit  CoU.  of  Law;  Grad.,  '83,  Mich.  State  Nor.  CoD. 
1885,    Principal  of  Duffield  Union  School;  res.,  1465  John  R.  St.,  Detroit. 

1889  Lewis  Henry  Jones. 

190a,   President  of  State  Nonnal  CoUege,  730  Forest  Ave.,  YpsilantL 
J.  L.  Snyder.  A.B.,  '86.  Ph.D..  '91.  Westminster  CoU. 

.  1896,   President  of  Michigan  Sute  Agricultural  CoUege,  Agricultural  CoUege  P.  O. 

1890  Ferris  S.  Fitch,  A.B.,  '77,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

331  £.  Jefferson  St.,  Ann  Arbor. 
Henry  Elton  Kratz.  A.M.,  '77,  Ph.D.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  23  Church  St..  Calumet. 
1893     GiLMAN  C.  Fisher.  A.B..  '60.  A.M.  '86,  Colby  Univ. 

R.  F.  D.  5,  Muskegon;  express  office,  Muskegon  Heights. 
John  B.  Nykirk,  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '88,  Hope  CoU. 

1895,  Professor  of  EngUsh  Language  and  Literature,  Hope  CoUege,  Holland. 
Henry  R.  Pattengill,  B.Sc.,  '74,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1896,  Editor  of  "Moderator-Topics,"  430  Townsend  St.,  Lansing. 
William  Robins  Wright,  A.B.,  *ox,  A.M..  '04,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

IOCS.    Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  106  lincoln  St..  Benton  Harbor. 

1893  Lee  Earll  Amtdon,  A.B.,  '92.  Mich.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

1808,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  406  W.  Flesheim  St.,  Iron  Mountain. 
Lawrence  Cameron  Hull,  A.B.,  '77.  A.M.,  '971  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903.   President  and  Superintendent  of  Michigan  Military  Academy,  Orchard  Lake 

1894  J.  Remsen  Bishop,  A.B.,  '82.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

Principal  of  Eastern  High  School,;  res..  986  Jefferson  Ave.,  Detroit. 


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1804    £.  D.  Pauier,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '93,  Hillsdale  CoU.;  A.M., *97>  Univ.  of  Mich. 
1905.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  St.  Johns. 
Hehbekt  M.  Slauson,  Ph.B.,  '77,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools  433  S.  5th  Ave.,  Ann  Arlxv. 
DusAND  William  Springer,  B.Sc.,  *96,  Albion  Coll.;  C.P.A..  '06. 

1893,  Director  of  Business  Department,  High  School,  857  Tappan  St.,  Ann  Arbor. 
Allsn  S.  Whitney,  A.B.,  '85.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1899,  Pinofesaor  of  Education,  University  of  Midiigan;  res.,  18  Cutting  Apartments,  Ann  , 

Arbor. 

1895  Frederick  W.  Arbory  A.B.  '83,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Michigan  Representative  of  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  loa  N.  Grand  Boulevard  East, 
Detrdt. 
Frederick  Leroy  Bliss,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.^  'ox  (honorarv).  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1899,   Principal  of  Detroit  Umversity  School,  69  Frederick  Ave.,  Detroit. 
William  Gibson  Coburn,  A.B.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X895.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  4  West  St.,  Battle  Creek. 

1896  Warren  E.  Conklino,  Grad.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  CoU. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  404  Orchard  St.,  Dowagiac 
Augustus  E.  Curtis,  A.B..  '66,  A.M.,  '70,  Union  CoU. 

Inkructor  in  Latin,  X13  W.  Maumee  St.,  Box  aos,  Adrian. 
Edgar  E.  Ferguson,  B.Pd.,  '96,  M.Pd.,  '99,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  CoU. 

1895,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  5a6  Bingham  Ave.,  Sault  Ste.  Marie. 
Samuel  B.  Laird,  M.Sc.,  '96,  McKendree  CoU.-^  B.Pd.,  '95.  Mich  St.  Nor.  CoU.;  A  M.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903,  Prcrfessor  of  Psychology,  Michigan  State  Ncarmal  CoUege,  318  Forest  Ave.,  Ypailanti. 
William  Liohtbody,  B.Sc.,  Mich.  Agri.  CoU.;  Pd.B.,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  CoU. 

Principal  of  Higgios  School,;  res.,  535  CampbeU  Ave.,  Detroit. 
David  MacKenzie,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,  Principal  of  Central  High  School;  res..  861  Cass  Ave.,  Detroit. 
John  Dowlino  Schiller,  A.M.,  '87,  Hillsdale  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  306  S.  4th  St.,  NUes. 
Omar  D.  Thompson.  • 

Commisdoner  of  Schools  of  Macomb  County,  Romeo. 
I.UTBER  L.  Wright,  A.B.,  '77,  Ripon  CoU. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Lansing. 

1897  Francis  D.  Clarke,  C.E.,  Univ.  of  Mich 

Superintendent  of  Sute  School  for  the  Deaf,  FUnt. 
Delos  Fall,  B.Sc.,  '7s.  M.Sc.,  '8a,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  D.Sc.,  '98,  Albion  CoU. 

ProfeMor  of  Chemistry,  Albion  CoUege,  xioi  Michigan  Ave.,  Albion. 
Joseph  M.  Frost,  A.M..  Hobart  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Hackley  School,  Muskegon. 
Nathan  Albert  Harvey,  Ph.D.,  '00,  lU.  Wes.  Univ. 

1904,   Department  of  Pedagogy  and  Psychology,  Michigan  Sute  Normal  CoUege,  aaj 
Summit  St.,  Ypailanti. 
Charles  O.  Hoyt,  A.M.,  Albion  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Jena. 

1899,  Professor  of  Science  and  History  of  Education.  State  Normal  CpUege,  417  Forest 

Ave.,  Ypailanti. 
Wales  C.  Martindals,  LL.B.,  Detroit  CoU.  of  Law. 

1894,  Supenntendent  of  Schools,  145a  Grand  River  Ave.,  Detroit. 
Fbed  Newton  Scott,  Ph.D.,  '80,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Professor  of  Rhetoric,  University  of  Michigan,  1351  Washtenaw  Ave.,  Ann  Arbor. 
Arthur  L.  Shaw,  B.Sc.,  '94,  OUvet  CoU. 

R.  F.  D.  4a,  Box  39,  Oshtemo;  express  office,  Matawan. 

1898  Elmer  A.  Lyman,  A.B.,  '86,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1898,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Sute  Normal  CoUege,  ia6  N.  Washington  St.,  Ypsilanti. 
DiMON  H.  Roberts,  A.B.,  '9a.  A.M.,  '95,  Amherst  CoU. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Training  School,  Michigan  State  Normal  College,  307  W.  Con- 

gress St.,  YpsUanti. 
Z899    Woodbridge  N.  Ferris. 

1884,   President  of  Ferris  Institute;  res.,  515  £1^  St.  Big  Rapids. 
Ellsworth  Gage  Lancaster,  A.B.,   '85,  A.M.,  '88,  Amherst   CoU.;    Ph.D.,  '97,  Clark   Univ  ; 
LL.D..  '05.  Colorado  CoU. 
1904,  President  of  OUvet  CoUege,  OUvet. 
W.  J.  McKone,  B.Pd.,  '01,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  CoU. 

1898.   Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  no  Irwin  Ave.,  Albion. 
Fbzdkrick  Edwards  Searle,  A.B.,  '93,  Williams  CoU. 

1901,  Director  of  Home  Department,  Detroit  University  School,  Detroit. 
James  W.  SnocoNS,  B.Sc.  '74*  M.Sc^  '79,  HiUsdale  CoU.* 

1889,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  6x5  Saginaw  St.,  Owoaso. 
Ecgsne  Clarence  Warriner,  A.B..  'ox,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  413  Sheridan  Ave.,  Saginaw. 
X900    L.  R.  Abbott,  B.Sc..  EI.  Eng..  '94.  B.Sc..  Mech.  En^..  '95.  Worcester  Poly.  Iiut. 

X906,   Director  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  17  CampbeU  Place,  Grand  Rapids. 

Lewis  Flint  Anderson,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Toronto;  Ph.D.,  '07,  Clark  Univ. 

Instructor  in  Psychology  and  Education,  Northern  State  Normal  School;  res.,  347 
E.  Hewitt  Ave.,  Marquette. 


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MICHIGAN— CMilMMtf 

1900    Oliveb  G.  Frederick,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X901,  Aaatsum  Superintendeat  of  Schools,  50  Broadway,  Detroit. 
Charles  W.  Mickens,  B.L.,  '99,  A.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

i904«   Superinteodent  of  Public  Schools,  M  S.  Main  St.,  Adrian. 
Clara  Wood  Mincins. 

1904,   Head  of  Kindeqrarten  IValning  Department,  Alma  College,  Alma. 
Jennie  Louise  Tromas. 

Director  of  Thomas  Normal  Training  School,  17  N.  Grand  Boul..  W.,  Detroit. 
J.  H.  Trybom,  A.B.,  '96.  Harvard  Univ. 

Director  of  Manual  Training,  City  Schools,  50  Miami  Ave.,  Detroit. 
George  Stockton  WArrs. 

1904,   Superintendent  of  Manual  Ttaining,  State  Normal  School,  616  W.  Wahiut  St.,  Kala- 


190X    George  R.  Berkaw,  Ph.B.,  '91.  Albion  CoU. 

X907,   Pnncipal  of  Russell  School,  310  Vinewood  Ave.,  Detroit. 
James  Irven  Bricker,  A.B.,  '94.  Pd.B.,  '95,  A.M..  '97.  Hillsdale  CoU. 

X905.   Principal  of  Arthur  Hill  High  School,  119  S.  Bond  St.,  Saginaw.  W.  S. 
Ernest  Burnham,  Ph.B.,  '96.  A.M.,  'oa,  Albion  CoU. 

X904,   Director  of  Rural  School  Department,  Western  Sute  Normal  School  509  S.  Rose  St^ 
Kalamazoo. 
Ernest  P.  Clarke,  B.Sc.,  Mich.  Acri.  Coll. 

1899.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  xxo8  Sute  St.,  St.  Joseph. 
Albert  P.  Cook,  A.M.,  '99. 

190a,   Secretary  and  Assistant  Treasurer  of  Alma  CoUege;  re9.,,6ii  W.  Center  St..  Alma. 
Webster  Cook,  A.M.,  '86.  Ph.D.,  '87,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1899.   Principal  of  High  School,  516  Thompson  St.,  Saginaw. 
Edward  Page  CumtiNcs.  Ph.B.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  104  S.  Logan  St.,  Lansing. 
John  P.  Everett,  A.B.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  14  Lincoln  Ave.,  Mt.  Clemens. 
Edward  Everett  Gallup.  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.   * 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Chelsea. 
Ralph  Stillman  Garwood.  A.B..  '9a,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  51a  E.  Mansion  St.,  Marshall. 
Charles  T.  Grawn.  Pd.M.,  '97.  Mich.  St .  Nor.  CoU.;  A.M.,  '04.  Columbia  Univ.,  and  '06,  Univ. off 
Mich. 
Principal  of  Central  State  Nonnal  School;  res.,  301  High  St..  Mt.  Pleasant. 
W.  E.  Hansom.  Ph.B.,  '^7,  Albion  CoU. 

1903,  Supenntendent  of  Schools.  430  Oak  St.,  Manistique. 
Shattuck  O.  Hartwell  A.B.,  '88.  Amherst  Coll. 

Z901,   Superintoident  of  Schools,  809  W.  Walnut  St.,  Kalamasoo. 
Regenia  R.  Heller. 

1906,   Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  PubUc  Schools,  Charlevoix  Apartments,  Detroit. 
Arthur  Scott  Hudson,  A.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Big  Rapids. 
Fred  A.  Jefpers,  Pd.M..  '06,  St.  Nor.  CoH..  Mich. 

Superintendcait  of  Schools,  Atlantic  Mine. 
Richmond  H.  Kirtl.and.  A.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  705  Grand  Ave.,  Menominee. 
Eugene  Iji  Rowe.  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '98.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

193a,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Box  a38,  Hancock. 
Walter  F,  Lewis,  B.Sc.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  813  Prospect  St.,  Port  Huron. 
Edward  C.  McCarthy. 

1900,  Director   of    Commercial    Department,  Western  High    School,    90    Spruce     St., 

Detroit. 
W.  A.  Morse.  A.B..  '06.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903,  Principal  of  Western  High  School,  376  Vinewood  Ave.,  Detroit. 
E.  C.  Nardin,  Ph.B.,  '81,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pd.B.,  '90,  St.  Nor.  CoU..  Mich. 

Ashley. 
Richard  R.  Putnam,  B.Sc.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X898,   Department  of  Physical  Science  and  Mathematics,  Eastern  High  School,  521  Sheridan 
Ave.,  Detroit. 
Charles  C.  Root,  Grad.,  '00,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  CoU.;  Pd.B..  '06. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Box  666,  Shelby. 
Eliphalet  Ernest  Strieker. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  201  Oak  St.,  Ishpeming. 
Ambrose  M.  Shotwell. 

1904,    Librarian  of   Emplovment  Institution  for  the  BUnd,   Houghton  Ave.,   Sacinaw, 
W.  S. 
Laura  J.  Soper. 

190a,  Teacher  of  Music   in  Thomas  Normal  Training  School,  550  Woodward  Ave., 
Detroit. 
Charles  Lyle  Spain,  A.B.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Prinripal  of  Detroit  Normal  Training  School,  and  Supervisor  of  First,  Seoood,  and 
Third  Grades,  la?  Melbourne  Ave.,  Detroit. 


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MICHIGAN— CMlmtiAJ 

190 1    GzoKCE  Robert  Swain^  A.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1900,  Prinapal  of  East  Side  High  School,  309  N.  Lincohi  Ave.,  Bay  City. 
TzianxTO!!  P.  Twiggs^  LL.B.,  *o6,  Detroit  CoU.  of  Law. 

Prinapal  of  Bi^p  School,  5x7  Lincaln  Ave.,  Detroit. 
Mrs.  Mary  L.  Veentliet. 

Proprietor  and  Principal  of  Alpena  Business  CoU^e,  CoUqpe  St.,  Alpena. 
190a    Sarah  B.  Goodman. 

X907.  Kindergartner,  a  10  Barday  St.,  Grand  Rapids. 
Clara  Wheeler.  Grad..  Grand  Rapids  Kg.  Tr.  Sch. 

1905,   Principal  of  Kindergarten  Training  School,  33  Fountain  St..  Grand  Rapids. 

1903  Wm.  B.  Arbaugh,  A.B.,  'oS.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1 903,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  607  Ellis  St.,  Ypsilanti. 
Nellie  Austtn. 

1905,  Secretary  of  the  Kindergarten  Asaociation  and  Training  School,  185  Barday  St^ 

Grand  Rapkls. 
Lklza  B.  Crabbe. 

Teacher  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  Saginaw,  E.  S.;  res.,  709  Sheridan 
Ave.,  Saginaw. 
Carrie  B.  Jewett. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  113  Fountain  St.,  Grand  Rapids. 
Mary  EorrHA  O'Brien. 

X903,  Teacher  in  Everett  School,  res.,  371  E.  Fort  St.,  Detroit. 
Madde  Elliott  Scollen. 

190a,   Instructor  in  Domestic  Ait,  PubUc  Schools,  371  E.  Fort  St.,  Saginaw. 
Leon  Lewis  Tyler,  LL.B.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.B.,  '06,  Earlham  Coll. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  316  Garden  St.,  Three  Rivers. 

1904  ALvm  N.  Cody,  B.Sc.,  'oi,  M.Sc.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ao7  W.  8th  St.,  Flint. 
Cbas.  E.  Cullen,  A.M..  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  44a  Norway  St.,  Norway. 
F.  Dayton  Davis,  Ph.B.,  Ph.M. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  14 18,  5th  St.,  Escanaba. 
R.  R.  N.  Gould,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1901,  Principal  of  Central  High  School,  416  W.  Wahiut  St.,  Kalamaaoo. 
Philipp  Huber. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  aa3  N.  Oakley  St.,  Saginaw,  W.  S. 
James  H.  McDonald,  A.M.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

189s,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Rapid  River. 
Gity  D.  Smith,  A.B.,  '98,  Kalamasoo  Coll.,  and  '00,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ao7  N.  Harrison  St.,  Ludington. 
EorrH  May  Stone. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  401  Main  St.,  Jaduon. 
190s    WiLLB  T.  Bishop,  M.Sc.,  Olivet  Coll. 

1005,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  303  College  Ave.,  Holland. 
Thomas  C.  Blaisdell.  A.B..  *88,  A.M.,  '90,  Syracuse  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1906,  Professor  of  Englbh  Literature,  MichigaQ  State  Agricultural  College   Agricultural 

College  P.  O. 
Kendall  P.  Brooks,  A.B.,  '97.  Alma  Coll.;  A.M.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  517  Spruce  St.,  Marquette. 
George  H.  Curtis,  A.B.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Gaylord. 
Irene  Louise  Getty. 

County  Commissioner  of  Schoob,  Kalkaska. 
Isaac  B.  Ghjert,  B.Sc..  Olivet  Coll. 

1901,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  440,  6th  St.,  Traverse  City. 
WiLLiA  David  Hill,  Grad.  '88,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Crystal  Falls. 
James  Hamilton  Barcroft  Kaye,  A.B.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Mich.^;  A.M.,  'oa,  Albion  CoU. 

1904,    Prindpal  of  Northern  State  Normal  School,  Marquette. 
George  A.  McGee,  Grad.  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Ypsilanti,  Mich. 

1904,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  430  E.  Stimson  St.,  CadiUac. 
John  T.  McManis,  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Professor  of  Psychology  and  Education,  State  Normal    School,  81  a  S.  West  St., 
Kalamazoo. 
George  Edward  Parker,  A.M.,  '90,  Detroit  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '09.  Detroit  Coll.  of  Law. 

1907,  Supervisor  of  Night  Schoob,  Ungraded  Schoob,  and  Summer  Playgrounds,  1058 

Trumbull  Ave.,  Detroit, 
Ok«  Schxtrtz,  A.B.,  '78,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1 90 1,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Negaunee. 
WnxiAM  H.  Wentworth. 

1906,   Student  at  University  of  Michigan,  Ann  Arbor;  home  address,  Hart. 
1906    T.  W.  Clemo.  A.B.,  '96,  Albion  Coll. 

1904.   Superintendent  of  Schoob.  Republic. 
WiLUAM  Albert  Greeson.  A.M.,  '79.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  City  Hall,  Grand  Rapids. 


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MICHIGAN— C^m/mtMJ 

1906    Marion  W.  Longman. 

X905,   Superintoident  of  Schools,  OUego. 
Edward  M.  McElboy.  B.Sc..  'qj.  Mich.  Agri.  Coll..  and  '07.  Univof  Mich. 
X907.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  151  N.  Hudson  St.,  Coldwater. 
H.  D.  NoTT. 

Representatiw  of  American  Book  Company.  530  East  St.,  Flint. 
DwiGHT  Bryant  Waldo.  A.M..  'go.  Albion  Coll. 

igo4.  Principal  of  Western  State  Normal  School;  res.,  4x0  Locust  St.,  Kalamaioo. 
William  H.  Woodley.  A.B..  Pd.M..  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob.  Charievoix. 
X907    Jessie  M.  Hdoes,  Pd.\i..  '00.  New  Mex.  Nor.  Univ. 

905.   Principal  of  Charlevoix  County  Normal  School,  Charlevoiz. 

xMsnnrrioNt 

1897  Public  Library  or  DsTRorr. 

Librarian,  Henry  M.  Utley,  Detroit. 

1898  General  Library,  UNiVERsmr  or  Michigan. 

President,  James  B.  AngeU;  librarian,  Theodore  W.  Koch,  Ann  Arbor. 

1899  Northern  State  Normal  School. 

Principal,  James  H.  B.  Kayc,  Marquette. 

1900  Hillsdale  College. 

President,  Joseph  W.  Maude;  librarian,  Jean  Martin,  Hillsdale. 
Michigan  State  Normal  College  Library,  Ypsilantt. 

President,  Lewis  H.  Jones;  librarian.  Miss  G.  M.  Walton,  YpailatttL 
X90X    Kalamazoo  Public  Library. 

librarian,  Miss  I.  C.  Roberts,  Kalamaxoo. 
Michigan  State  Library. 

State  Librarian,  Mrs.  Mary  C.  Spencer,  Lansinf. 
190a    Central  State  Normal  School,  Library. 

Principal,  C.  T.  Grawn;  Librarian,  Miss  M.  L.  Convtrae,  Mt.  Pleaiaiit. 
Department  op  Public  Instruction,  State  op  Michigan. 

Superintendent,  L.  L.  Wright,  Lansing. 
Michigan  Agricultural  College,  Library. 

President,  J.  L.  Snyder;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Linda  E.  Landon.  Agcknltiml  Cnlletg. 
Public  Library  op  the  Calumet  and  Hecla  Mining  Co. 

Librarian,  Mrs.  E.  S.  Grierson,  Calumet. 
1903    HoYT  Public  I<ibrary. 

librarian,  Harriet  H.  Ames,  Saginaw. 

1905  Western  State  Normal  School. 

Principal,  Dwight  Bryant  Waldo;  Librarian,  Esther  Braley,  Kalamaaoo. 

1906  Carnegie  Public  Library,  Iron  Mofntain. 

Librarian,  Sabra  L.  Nason,  Iron  Mountain. 
Grand  Rapids  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Samuel  H..  Ranch,  Ryeraon  Public  Library  Building.  Grand  Rapids. 

MINNESOTA 
active  members 

1883    Irww  Shepard,  A.B.,  '71.  A.M.,  '74,  Ph.D.,  '93.  Olivet  Coll. 

1893,   Secretary  of  National  Education  .Association,  xi8  W.  Wabasha  St.,  WinooB. 
X890    Robert  Eduard  Denfeld.  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  78.  Amherst  Coll. 

1885,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Central  High  School,  Duluth. 
Albert  Worthincton  Cijiscn,  Grad..  '71.  Nat.  Nor.  Sch. 

1880.  Publisher  American  Book  Co.,  2516  Humboldt  Ave.,  South  Minneapolis. 
1893    Charles  Morison  Jordan.  Ph.D.,  'pa.  Tufts  Coll. 

iSga,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  6x5  £.  i8th  St.,  Minneapolb. 
A.  W.  Rankin,  A.B.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Professor  of  Education.  College  of  Education,  University  of  lifinneaota.  9x5,   6th 
St..  S.  E.,  Minneapolis. 
X894    George  B.  ArroN,  .^.B.,*8 1,  A.M.,  87,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1893,   State  Inspector  of  High  Schools,  x6oi  University  Ave.,  S.  E.,  MinneapoKa. 
Isabel  Lawrence. 

187Q,    Superintendent  of  Training  Department,  Normal  School,  4x7,  ad  Ave.,  S.,  St.  Cknad. 
Mary  L.  Olds. 

1889,   Principal  of  Washington  School,  Central  High  School,  Duluth. 
Mrs.  Louise  Preece. 

Author  of  the  Prewf  System  of  Physical  Training  and  Supervisor  of  Physical  Train- 
ing, Public  Schools.  3217,  14th  Ave..  S..  Minneapolis. 
189s    John  A.  Hancock.  M.L..  '90,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  A.M..  '03.  Iceland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1 90 1,   Director  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School,  Box  563,  Mankato. 
Irwen  Leviston,  A.B.,  '8a.  A.M.,  '88,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

iQoo,    Ex-Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  480  Grand  Ave.,  St.  Paul. 
Wafte  a.  Shoemaker.  Pd.D..  '98,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

X9oa,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  713.  ist  Ave.,  S.,  St.  Qoud. 


LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  129. 

MINNESOTA— Coniwifec; 

1895    James  W.  Stbono,  A.B.,  '58,  A.M.,  '61,  D.D.,  '7a.  Bcloit  CoU.;  LL.D.,  '96,  HI.  Coll. 

President  Emeritus  of  Carleton  College,  108  College  Ave.,  North&eld. 
Adolfh  C.  TraBKTTS. 

X900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Blue  Earth  City. 
FsANX  A.  Weld,  A.M. 

1899,  President  of  State  Normal  School,  Moorhead. 
X896    C  A.  Ballabd,  B.Sc.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Z899,  Department  of  Biological  Sdence,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  604,  8th  St.,  S.,4kIo3r- 
head. 

R.  W.  CSAMSTON. 

X903,  Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  404  E.  36th  St.,  Minneapolis. 
James  J.  Dow,  A.B..  '74,  A3i.,  '78,  LJiD.,  '99,  Carleton  CoU. 

1875,  Supomtendent  of  School  tor  ue  Blind,  Faribault. 
M.  Adelaide  Holton. 

190  X,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  Hampshire  Arms,  Minneapolis. 
Helen  Ford  Staples. 

190a,  Critic  Teacher,  State  Normal  School,  Winona;   1907,  Student  at  Teachers  College; 
res.,  lajo  Amsterdam  Ave.,  New  Yoric,  N.Y. 
JoHH  A.  Vandyee,  '87,  Ph.B..  '89.  Pd.B..  '90.  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1906.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Coleraine. 
WiLUAM  FEANELDf  Webstee,  A.B.,  '86,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1895,  Prindpai  of  High  School,  loas,  5th  St.,  S.  E.,  Minneapolis. 
1897    William  A.  Baetlett,  B.Sc.,  '87,  A.M.,  '90,  Iowa  CoU. 

1896,  Prindpai  of  High  School,  227  W.  Sanborn  St.,  Winona« 
Heebest  R.  Edwards,  Ph.B.,  '91,  Alfred  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Worthington. 
Geo.  a.  Franrldt,  Grad.,  '77.  So.  lU.  Nor.  Univ., 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  406  Mankato  St.,  Austin. 
P.  P.  Kennedy,  B.Sc.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  St.  Peter. 

ri¥A»Tw  L.  Sawyer,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '91,  Dartmouth  CoU;  LL.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

£x-Prindpai  of  South  High  School,  1916  Columbus  Ave.,  Minneapolis. 
Hiram  Worcester  Slace. 

1876,  Prindpai  of  Teacher's  Training  School,  735  Olive  St.,  St.  Paul. 
i8q8     E.  T.  Crrcrett,  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '88,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

Z894,  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  10 1  S.  Broadway,  New  Ulm. 
DxEDRiCB  A.  Grussendorp,  B.Sc.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  Scnools.  Fairfax. 
James  H.  Harris.  A.B..  '91,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,  Supervisor  of  Grammar  and  Intermediate  Grades,  525  S.  5th  St.,  Minneapolis. 
z8q9    Dietrich  Lance. 

X906,    Prindpai  of  Humboldt  High  School,  St.  Paul. 
Edward  M.  Lebnerts,  B.Sc.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X907,  Assistant  Professor  of  Geography,  University  of  Minnesota,  PUlsbury  Hall,  Minneapo> 
lis. 
ARTHirR  C  Rogers,  B.Sc.,  '77.  EarUiam  CoU.;  M.D..  '83,  Univ.  of  Iowa;  LL.D.,  '05,  EarUiam  CoU. 

1885,  Superintendent  of  Minnesota  School  for  Feeble-Minded  and  Colony  for  Epileptics, 
Faribault. 
1900    Joseph  S.  Gaylord,  A.M.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

1808,   Professor  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School,  Winona. 
Guy  E.  Maxwell,  A.m.,  '99,  Columbia  Univ. 

Z904,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Winona. 
John  W.  Olsen,  B.Sc.,  '97,  Valparaiso  CoU. 

X90Z,   State  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Instruction,  706  Robert  St.,  St.  Paul. 
Darius  Steward,  A.B.,  '75*  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School,  519  S.  3d  St.,  StiUwater. 
X901    John  B.  Brown,  M.Sc.,  '93*  Kans.  Agri.  CoU. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  Indian  Training  School,  Morris. 
Mrs.  Charles  H.  Budd. 

Z887.   Teacher  of  Piano,  Voice,  and  Harmony,  Windom  Institute,  Montevideo. 
Elting  H.  Comstoce.  B.Sc.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  M.Sc. 

X906.  Instructor  in  Mathematics.  School  of  Mines,  University  of  Minnesota,  Minneapolis. 
Charles  R.  Frazier,  B.L.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Wb. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schook,  3x5  W.  Wabasha  St.,  Winona. 
Mrs.  Hattie  Smith  Fuller. 

1890,   Supervisor  of  Music,  406  Mariners  Lane.  Albert  I^ea. 
George  F.  James,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '87,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D.,  '94,  HaUe. 

X9oa,   Dean  of  the  College  of  Education,  University  of  Minnesota;  res.,  308,   i8th  Ave., 
S.  E.,  Minneapolis. 
X903     Lapayette  Buss,  A.B.^  Carleton  CoU. 

1904,  Supermtendent  of  City  Schools,  4x3  Cedar  St.,  Vurginia. 
£.  W.  BoRANNOM,  A.M.,  '9a,  Univ.  of  Ind. 

190 1,   President  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  2323  E.  5th  St.,  Duluth. 
EzjfER  N.  BoNNELL,  B.Sc.,  'o6.  lowa  St.  CoU. 

X907,   Prindpai  01  Parental  School;  res.,  509  La  Fayette  Ave.,  St.  Paul. 


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190a    S.  A.  Chaxxman.  A.B.,  '88,  A.M..  '98,  AucuaUna  Coll. 

1906.  State  Inspector  of  Graded  Schoob,  1107,  7tb  Sl,  S.  E.  Mbmeapolift. 
LucxAN  West  Cbaitcy,  A.B..  •78,  B.Sc.,  70,  M.Sc.,  '8a.  Carktoo  CoB. 

1883,  Profeasor  of  Biolonr.  Cartetoo  Colkfe.  Northfiekl;  (1907-8)  Spcdal  Afent    U.  S. 
Bureau  of  UUior  Study  of  Women  and  ChiUivn  m  dangcnm 
Bureau  of  Labor,  Washingtoii,  D.C 
SncoN  Wabo  GiLFDf,  A.M.,  B.Sc.,  Bucknell  Univ. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Scboob  of  St.  Louis  GNUty,  Virginia. 
Chr]stoph£b  W.  Hall,  AM. 

1880,   Professor  of  Geolosy  and  Mineralogy,  UniTCiaty  of  Minnffnta,  8oj  Vmnnkf  Avc^ 
S.  £.,  MinnfapoRs. 
H.  S.  HnjJEBOE,  .\.B.,  '81,  A.M.,  '85,  Luther  Coll. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Scboob,  Benson. 
J.  Coutn  Hutchinson,  A.B..  '76,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1894,  Professor  of  Greek  Language  and  Lateratnrc,  Untvcrnty  of  Minnesota;  ics.,  j8o6 

Blaisddl  Ave..  Minneapolis. 
Loins  N.  Isaacs. 

1904,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  South  St  Paul. 
J.  W.  Klinkeb,  A.B.,  '87,  Ohio  Nor.  UniT. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Appleton. 
Mae  Lebmann,  Grad.,  '98,  St.  Nor.  Sdi.,  Mankato,  Minn. 

X9oa,  Teacher  of  History,  Grammar  Grades,  Public  Sdkools.  Box  xo6,  Albert  Lea. 
Rev.  Edwakd  Alexius  Limdcrem,  A.B.,  'ox,  GoataTus  Adolphus  ColL;  B.D.,  '06,  Augnstana  Theol. 
Sem. 
^Iieaton. 
James  M.  McConncll. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  9x8  S.  Front  Sc,  MsnkstOb 
Eaa  E.  McIntiee,  A.B.,  '84.  A.M..  '86,  Colby  UniT. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  155  Lincoln  Ave^  Crookaton. 
Chaeles  Watson  Newhall,  A.B.,  '93,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  Shattuck  School,  FaribanlL 
Cyxus  Nobthsop,  A.B.,  '57,  LL.B.,  '59.  LL.D..  "86.  Yak  Univ.;  '04.  Univ. of  Wis.;  and  HI.  Coll..  '05. 
S.  Car.  CoU. 
X884,  President  of  University  of  Bdinnesota,  519,  lotb  Ave.,  S.  £.,  Minneapolis. 
J.  E.  Paintbb. 

1893,  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  6x3  E.  Franklin  Ave,  Minneapolia. 
Mas.  Minnie  Swertland  Pabbt. 

1895,  Training  Teacher,  Slate  Normal  School,  Mankato. 
Chablss  W.  Pobteb. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  High  School.  Park  Rapids. 
EoGAB  L.  Pobteb,  A.B..  '87.  Carleton  Coll. 

1903.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Hastings. 
Cabolyn  M.  Robbins. 

1889.  Training  Teacher,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  507  S  ad  St^  Mankain 
Hans  W.  Schmidt. 

X907,   Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  634  Iglehart  St,  St.  Paul 
C.  G.  ScHULZ,  A.M.,  '08,  Augustana  Coll. 

Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.  Capitol,  St.  Paul 
CoNBAD  G.  Selvic.  A.B..  '07.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Glencoe. 
Chables  Alden  SMma,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '77,  .\mherst  Coll. 

1899,   Principal  of  Central  High  School.  Hunter's  Park,  Duhxth. 
Seloen  F.  Smyseb.  Ph.B..  '91,  De  Pauw  Univ.;  A.M.,  '01,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

X9oa,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Morris. 
Mxlo  H.  Sttabt,  A.B.,  '98,  Ind.  Univ. 

Principal  of  Qcveland  High  School;  res..  905  Arkwright  St..  St  Paul 
Stella  L.  Wood. 

Superintendent  of  Kindergarten  Normal  School,  307,  9th  St.,  S.,  MiniM^apnlty 
X903    S.  Lillian  Blaisdell. 

1902.  Primary  Methods  Training  Teacher.  State  Normal  School;  337  S.  Broad  St.,  Man- 

kato. 
Theda  Gildemsister,  A.M..  Clarksburg  Coll.;  B.Sc..  Teachers  Coll..  Columbia  Univ. 

Acting  Principal  of  Elementary  School  and  Teacher  of  Pedagogy,  Skate  Nonnal 
School;  res..  64  E-  sth  St.,  Winona. 
LyxHa  T.  Lagebstbom,  B.Sc.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Mizm. 

1907,   Assistant  in  East  High  School;  res.,  3310  South  Emerson  Ave.,  Minneapolis. 
William  J.  Marquis. 

1901,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Two  Harbors. 
Mabgabet  McLean. 

Principal  of  State  School  for  the  Feeble-Minded.  Faribault 
Eugene  M.  Phillips,  Ph.B.,  '05.  Hamlin  Univ. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  Oakwood  Paik,  Albert  Lea 
William  Henry  Salluon.  A.B..  '94.  A.M.,  '07,  Yale  Univ.;  D.D.,  '04,  Oucsgo  TheoL 

IQ03,   President  of  Carleton  College,  Northfield. 
B.  Evelyn  Weston. 

1886,   Principal  of  Monroe  School,  3516  Elliot  Ave., 


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1904    BcrsTON  O.  Grekning,  Ph.B.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  509  Jones  St.,  Evdeth. 
John  N.  Greer.  A.B.,  B.Sc.,  '8a,  A.M.,  '85.  Iowa  CoU. 

189a,  Principal  of  Central  High  School,  2629  Pleasant  Ave.  Minneapolis. 
Herman  E.  Hendricks,  A.B.,  '01,  A.M.,  '03,  Northwestern  CoIL 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Sleepy  Eye. 
Anne  M.  Hughes. 

1904,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Sawyer  House,  Stillwater. 
P.  J.  KuNTZ,  Ph.B.,  '96,  Hedding  CoU. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ax6  E.  School  St.,  Owatoona. 
J.  K.  McBroom,  B.Sc.,  '99,  Carleton  Coll. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Excelsior. 

1904  L.  A.  Osn^,  LL.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Ala.:  Ph.B.,  'or,  and  A.M.,  '05,  lU.  Wes.  Univ. 

American  National  Bank  Bldg.,  St.   Paul;    address  for  1908,  Rincon  Antonio, 
Oax.,  Mez. 

1905  Margaret  J.  Evans,  A.B..  *69.  A.M.,  '73,  L.H.D..  '98. 

1874.  Professor  of  English  Literature  and  Dean  of  Women,  Carleton  College,  Northfield. 
Rudolph  Geiser,  B.Sc..  '00,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Frazec. 
Edgar  George,  A.B.,  Mercersbuig  Coll. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Northfield. 
S  L.  Hester,  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  6a9  Marshall  Ave.,  St.  PauL 
A.  N.  Oeias,  M.Sc.,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

1899,  Principal  of  South  High  School,  a5x6  Colfax  Ave.,  S.,  Minneapolis. 
FtETCHER  Harper  Swift,  A.B.,  '08,  Dartmouth  Coll.;   B.D.,  '03,  Union  Theol.  Sem.;  A.M.,  '04, 
Ph.D.,  'os,  Columbia  Univ. 
1907,  Attistant  Professor  of  History  of  Education,  College  of  Education,  University  of 
Minnesota,  Minneapolis. 
Florence  M.  Weston,  B.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Teacher  in  East  High  School,  a  107  Colfax  Ave.,  S.,  Minneapolis. 

1906  C.  H.  Barnes.  A.M..  '06.  Parker  CoU. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools.  WeUs. 
H.  L.  Brown.  Pd.B.,  '94.  Iowa  CoU. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  St.  James. 
Harriet  Irene  Carter.  B.Sc.,  *o6,  Columbia  Univ. 

Critic  Teacher,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  ia6  W.  Wabasha  St.,  Winona. 
A.  N.  Farmer,  A.B..  '99*  Carleton  CoU. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  603,  4th  Ave.,  S.,  St.  Ck>ud. 
VntGiL  L.  Jones,  A.B.,  •99.  Univ.  of  N.  C;  A.M.,  *oi,  Carson-Newman  Coll. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Faribnult. 
Amalxb  Ndc. 

X905,  Teacher  of  German,  Mechanic  Arts  High  School;  res.,  596  Laurel  Ave.,  St.  Paul. 
John  L.  Silvernale,  Ph.B.,  Hamline  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Red  Wing. 

Gregory  Destter  Walcott,  A.B.,  '97,  Brown  Univ.;  A.M..  '99,  Ph.D.,  '04,  Columbia  Univ.;  B.D., 
'00,  Union  Theol.  Sem.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
1907,   Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Psychology,  HamUne  University;  res.,  1489  Hewitt  Ave., 
St.  Paul. 

1907  Anna  E.  Anderson. 

1906,  Principal  of  Smith  School;  res.,  301  St.  Albans  St.,  St.  Paul. 
E.  H.  Bradley. 

xgoa,   Principal  of  Grade  School;  res.,  427  Beacon  Ave.,  St.  Paul. 
Margaret  M.  Brooks. 

Z900,  First  Primary  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Worthington. 
Julian  C.  Bryant,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mnn. 

1883,   Principal  of  School,  139  E.  Congress  St.,  St.  Paul. 
Lisbeth  M.  Butler. 

1885,   Principal  of  Gorman  School;  res.,  591  Iglehart  School,  St.  Paul. 

Harold  O.  Cady. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Pine  Island. 
Cynthia  J.  Cornwell. 

1898,  Teacher  in  School  for  the  BUnd,  Faribault. 
Mary  Alice  Emerson.  A.B.,  '9a,  A.M.,  '05,  Wellesley  Coll. 

1907,  Acting  Professor  of  English  Literature,  Carleton  College,  Gridley  HaU,  Northfield. 
V.  K.  Froula,  A.B.,  '98,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1907,   Prindpisd  of  Central  High  School;  res.,  737  Osceola  Ave.,  St  Paul. 
Julie  C.  Gauthier. 

X894,   Supervisor  of  High  School  Drawing;  res.,  Hotel  Wdlard,  St.  Paul 
Jennie  E.  Ginn. 

1889,   Principal  of  Hawthorne  School,  The  Minnesota,  St.  Paul. 
A.  G.  Herrmann. 

1904,   Assistant  Supervisor  of  Physical  Training,  City  Schools,  59  Irving  Park,  St.  Paul. 
C.  J.  Herrmann. 

1894,   Supervisor  of  Physical  Training,  City  Schoob,  59  Irvine  Park,  St.  Paul. 


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X907    Edgab  C.  Hicbiz.  A.B..  in  Ed..  Univ.  of  Minn. 

•     1907.  Superintendent  of  Sdioob,  Canby. 
Margaret  Lennon 

1887,  Principal  of  McKinley  School.  The  Marlborough.  Summit  Ave..  St.  Paul. 
Freeican  Ellsworth  Lurton.  M.Sc.,  Carleton  CoU.;  A.M..  Upner  lovra  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Ewinc  ColL 

1907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  5a  i,  8th  St.,  S.,  Moorhead. 
Helen  M.  O'Kzzre. 

1Q07.   Principal  of  McClellan  School;  res.,  xoai  Portland  Ave.,  St.  Paul. 
Adolpu  John  Olson,  Ph.B.  and  Ed.B.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Brandoo. 
W.  H.  Ormx. 

1905,   Principal  of  U.  S.  Grant  School;  res.,  The  Minnehaha.  St.  Paul. 
B.  M.  Pbzlan. 

Principal  of  Longfellow  School,  Prior  and  Iglehait  Aves.,  St.  Paul. 
Helen  Mary  Reynolds. 

1907,  Principal  of  the  Primary  Department,  State  Normal  School;  res..  227  S.  Broad  St., 
Mankato. 
Harriet  E.  Ruddy. 

189X,   PrindpsI  of  Phalen  Park  School,  Payne  Ave.  and  Rose  St..  St.  Paul. 
Frederick  William  Sardeson.  A.B..  '01.  M.Sc.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Minn.:  Ph.D.,  '95.  Freiburg. 

190S,  Assistant  Professor  <A  Paleontology,  University  of  Minnesota;  res..  4x4  Harvard  Si., 
Minneapolis. 
Mary  R.  Stahl. 

Principal  of  Jefferson  School;  res.,  Hotel  Clintoo,  4th  Ave.  and  Gnat  St.,  Minne- 
apo&r 

ONS 


LITE  MEMBER 

1890    Board  or  Education,  Independent  School  District  No.  3,  Northfidd. 
President,  John  Street;  Clerk.  W.  F.  Crary,  NorthaekL 

ACriVZ  MEMBERS 

1807    State  Normal  School  at  Moorhead. 

President,  Frank  A.  Weld,  Moorhead. 
State  Normal  School  at  St.  Cloud. 

Presidem,  Waite  A.  Shoemaker;  Librarian,  Gertrude  Cambdl.  St.  Oood. 
State  Normal  School  at  Winona. 

President,  Guy  £.  Maxwell;  Librarian,  Mary  Grsnt,  Winona. 

1898  MiNNKAFOLIS   ATHENiCUM. 

President,  J.  E.  Bell;  librarian.  Katharine  Patten,  Minneapolis. 

1899  State  Normal  School  at  Mankato. 

Preiadent,  C.  H.  Cooper,  Mankato. 
X900    UNiVERsrrY  OF  Minnesota,  General  Library. 

President,  Cyrus  Northrop;  Librarian,  James  Thayer  Gtrould,  Minnfpnlis. 
X90X    Department  of  Public  Instruction,  State  of  Minnesota. 

Superintendent,  J.  W.  Olsen,  Capitol,  St.  Paul. 
St.  Paul  Public  LraRARY. 

President,  E.  A.  Young;  librarian,  Mrs.  Helen  J.  McCaine,  St  PauL 
190a    OwATONNA  Free  Public  Library. 

Librarian.  Miss  E.  H.  Plumb;  Secretary.  Herman  Schmidt,  Owatonna. 
School  of  AcRicuLTrRE.  University  of  Minnesota. 

Principal,  D.  D.  Mayne;  Librarian,  Mary  S.  Mdntyre,  Sc  Anthooy  Park. 
St.  John's  Universfty. 

President.  Rt.  Rev.  Peter  Engrl;  Librsrian,  Alexius  Hoffman,  CoUcgeviUe. 
X903    Carleton  College.  Library. 

President,  William  H.  Salbnon;  Librarian,  Eleanor  G.  Gladstone,  North6eld. 
Winona  Free  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Jeannette  A.  Clarke,  Winona. 
1904    Public  Library  of  Duluth. 

librarian,  Lydia  M.  Poirier.  Duluth. 
X906    State  Normal  School.  Duluth. 

President,  £.  W.  Bohannon.  Duluth. 
X907     Northwestern  School  Supply  Co. 

President,  I.  A.  Thorson.  X4th  Ave.  and  4th  St.,  S.E.,  Mixmeapolis. 

MISSISSIPPI 

active  members 
1890    James  Rhea  Preston,  A.M. 

1898,   President  of  Belhaven  College,  Natchez. 
X89S     E.  E.  Bass.  B.L.,  '83.  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1884,   Superintendent  uf  City  Schools,  709  N.  Broadway,  Greenville. 

1896  Richard  M.  Leavell,  A.B.,  **;q,  Univ.  of  Miss.;  LL.D.,  '89,  Miss.  Coll. 

i8go.   Professor  of  P^osophy  and  Political  Economy,  University  of  Mtssxsstppi,  University. 

1897  John  Greer  Deupree.  A.B.,  A.M.,  Howard  Coll.;  LL.D.,  S.W.B.,  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

1896.   Professor  of  PedaKoi^y  (iqo.^).  Dean  of  Department  of  Educatioa,  and  (1905)  Pto> 
fessor  of  Greek,  University  of  Mississippi,  University. 


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X897    John  Clayton  Fant,  A.M.,  'ga,  Emory  and  Henry  Coll.;  Pd.M.,  'qa.  New  York  Univ. 
1896,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  z8th  St.  and  36th  Ave.  Meridian 
W.  I.  Tbames,  Grad.,  N.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.B. 

President  of  South  Mtssiasippi  College,  Hattiesbuig. 
Z899    Ctvus  Hamlin.  D.D..  '93.  Beloit  CoU. 

1896,  Dean  ^Tougaloo  University  for  Colored  People,  Tougaloo. 
B.  M.  Walkzb.  B.Sc,  '83.  M.Sc,  '86.  Miss.  Agri.  and  Mech.  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Chicaga 
x888.   Professor  of  Mathematics,  and  (looa)  Director  of  School  of  Engineering,  Mississippi 
Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College,  Agricultural  College  P.  O. 

1905  D.  A.  Hill,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Miss. 

1903,   Principal  of  Booneville  Institute  and  Member  of  State  Textbook  Commission,  Boone- 
vilk. 
Walter  Thurston  Pate. 

State  Agent  of  the  American  Book  Company,  Jackson. 
C  E.  Saunders,  B.Sc. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Greenwood. 

1906  John  Pdickney  Carr. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  3x3  Behnont  St.,  Vicksburg. 
Frilkt  B.  Woodley,  A.M.,  HarpervOIe  Coll. 

X901,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  417  Walnut  St.,  Hattiesbuig. 

1907  Benjamin  L.  Hatch.  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Miss. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Greenville. 

INSTITUTIONS 

zgoa    MissBsiFn  Agricultural  and  Mecbancial  College. 

President,  J.  C.  Hardy;  Librarian,  T.  W.  Davis,  Agricultural  College  P.  O. 
1903    UNnrEiSTTY  or  Mississippi. 

Vice-chancellor.  Alfred  Hume,  University  P.  O. 

MISSOURI 

LITE  DIRECTORS 

1S77    F.  Louis  Soldan,  LL.D.,  '8^,  South  Carolina  Univ. 

x895i   Superintendent  of  Instruction,  Public  Schools,  3634  Flad  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
x886    J.  M.  Greenwood,  A.M.,  '73,  LL.D.,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

18741   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1313  Oak  St.,  Kansas  City. 

LOT  MEMBER 

1SS6    Charles  Henry  Evans,  A.M.,  '78,  William  Jewell  Coll. 

1877,   Editor  of  "American  College  and  Public  School  Directory,"  9x5  Locust  SC,  St  Louis. 

ACTIVE  members 

18S7    James  U.  White,  M.S.D. 

X899.   Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools,  806  Main  St.,  Brookfield. 
Calvin  Milton  Woodward,  A.B.,  '60,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '84,  LL.D.,  '05.  Washington  Univ. 
X870,   Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Applied  Mechanics;  (1871)  Dean  of  School  of  Engi- 
nemng  and  Architecture,  and  (1879)  Director  of  Manual  Training  School,  Wasa- 
ington  University;  30x3  Hawthorne  Boul.,  St.  Louis. 

1890  Mrs.  Matilda  Evans  Riley. 

1887,  Director  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  533  Pendleton  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 

1891  John  R.  Kirk.  LL.D.,  '07.  Mo.  Wes.  Coll.  and  Park  Coll. 

1899,  President  of  Sute  Normal  School,  315  E.  Pierce  St.,  Kirksville. 
F.  D.  Tharpe. 

1899,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Public  Library  Building.  9th  and  Locust  Sts., 
Kansas  Qty. 
1893    RfCBARD  Henry  Jesse,  LL.D.,  'px.  Tulane  Univ. 

X891,  President  of  University  of  Missouri,  Columbia. 
Mary  Cltfton  McCulloch. 

1883,  Supervisor  of  Public  Kindergarten.  5889  Cates  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Florence  McNeal  Porter. 

Real  Estate  Broker,  X007  Oak  St..  Kansas  City. 
X89J    James  Underwood  Barnard. 

X897,   City  School  Principal,  32x1  E.  xath  St.,  Kansas  City. 
X894    George  Victor  Buchanan,  A.M..  '94,  McKendree  CoU. 

X893.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  614  W.  7th  St.,  Sedalla. 
Joseph  C.  Hisey. 

1898,  Representative  of  Giim  &  Co.,  Densmore  Hotel,  Kansas  City. 
AxTBUR  B.  Warner. 

X906,  Head  of  English  Department,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  316  S.  Marion  St.,  Kirks- 
ville. 
s8q5    William  Henry  Black,  A.M.,  '76,  Wavnesburg  Coll.;  D.D.,  '88,  Cumberland  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '03, 
Westminster  CoU.  and  '07,  Washington  Univ. 
x889>  President  of  Missouri  VaUey  CoUege,  405  CoUege  St.,  MarshaU. 
IXA  L  Cammack,  B.Sc.,  '84,  EarUiam  Coll. 

X90X,  Principal  of  Central  High  School.  Kansas  City, 


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1895    Sabah  Elizabxtb  Ciouch,  B.  L.,  La  Gnoge  Coll. 

1905,  Profcuor  of  Mathematics  and  Pedagogy,  La  Grange  College,  La  Grange. 

J.  A.  KooMTZ,  M.S.D..  '96,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  KirksvUe,  Mo.;  A.B..  '01,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ 

1905.  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools.  242  N.  Folger  St.,  CanoUtoo. 
William  Hnntv  Lynch,  A.B.,  '68,  A.M.,  '7a,  Univ.  of  Mo. 
Principal  of  Schoob,  Cabool. 

Louis  TBsiLMAinf,  B.Sc.,  'Ss,  M.Sc.,  '90.  Univ.  of  Mo. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Bonne  Terre. 

Edmund  J.  Vert,  Pd.D..  '94.  Ph.B..  '96,  Ph.  D..  '98. 

igo7,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School,  Joplin. 
John  A.  WHiTEfOiD. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Gty  Schoob,  loth  and  Felix  Su.,  St.  Joseph. 
1S96    Amelia  C.  Fsuchts. 

First  Assistant,  Central  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
Mas.  Josephine  W.  Heermans.  A.B.,  '05.  Park  Coll.,  A.M.,  '07  Columbia  Univ. 
1891,  Principal  of  Whittier  School,  Lorraine  ApartmenU,  Kansas  City. 
1897    Robert  L.  Barton. 

1899,   Principal  of  Ralph  Waldo  Emerson  School,  5595  Cabanne  Ave.,  St  Louis. 
Ben  Blewett,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '79,  Washington  Univ. 

1897,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Instruaion,  Public  Schools,  9th  and  Locust  Sta,  St.  Louis. 
John  S.  Collins,  A.B.,  '7a,  Univ.  of  Miss. 

1903,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Instruction,  Public  Schoob.  3103  Eads  Ave.,  St.  Louis 
Peter  Herzog. 

1883,   Principal  of  Blair  School,  3219  Bailey  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Alex.  H.  Noel. 

1880,  Principal  of  Grant  School,  1323  Geyer  Ave..  St.  Louis. 
John  Ricbeson,  M.Sc..  '80,  A.M.  (honorary).  '84.  Ewing  Coll. 

1905,  Principal  of  St.  Louis  Industrial  School,  617  Dover  Place,  St.  Louis. 
[898    G.  W.  Armstrong,  B.Sc.,  '71,  Eureka  CoU. 

1889,  Principal  of  Chace  School,  14th  St.  and  Paseo;  res.,  3530  Park  Ave.,  Kansas  City . 
Joseph  Doliver  Elliff,  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  A.M. 

1934,   High  School  Inspector  for  the  University  of  the  State  of  Missouri,  Columbia. 
William  Prentice  Evans,  A.B.,  '84,  Washington  Univ. 

1907,   Principal  of  Hodgen  School,  6618  Vermont  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
E.  E.  McCaslin,  A.B.,  '9a,  .\.M.,  '95,  .\ntioch  Coll. 

1904,  Principal  of  Lafayette  School,  4x52  Washington  Boul.,  St.  Louu. 
Oliver  Stigall,  B.S.D.,  '91,  M.S.D..  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Kirtsville.  Mo. 

1899,   Representative  of  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  3619  Olive  St.,  Kansas  City. 
C.  C.  Thudium,  A.m.,  M.Sc.,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Washington. 

1899  William  J.  S.  Bryan,  A.B.,  '73,  A.M..  '05,  Washington  Univ. 

1895,  Principal  of  Central  High  School,  3746  Windsor  PI.,  St.  Louis. 
W.  T.  Carrington. 

President  of  Sute  Normal  School,  Springfield. 
Washington  Strother  Dearmont.  Pd.B.  and  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '89,  Mo.  Sute  Univ.,  Litt.   D.,   '07, 
Westminster  CoU. 
1899,   President  of  State  Normal  School.  903  CoUege  Hill  Place.  Cape  Girardeau. 
Gilbert  Burnet  Morrison,  A.M.,  '03,  Washington  Univ. 

1896,  Principal  of  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis;  res.,  Webster  Groves. 

1900  Gabriel  Nelson  Grlsham,  A.B.,  '78,  Brown  Univ.;  A.M.,  '86,  Roger  Williams  Univ. 

1889,  Principal  of  Lincoln  High  School,  1434  Howard  St.,  Kansas  City. 
Gertrude  Longenecker. 

1905,  Supervisor  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School,  411  S.  High  St..  KirksvUlr. 
Robert  B.  D.  Simonson,  A.B.,  '?<,  A.M..  '78,  Hope  Coll. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  330  Miller  St.,  Jefferson  Gty. 

190 X    Mrs.  Mary  Edwards  Griffin. 

189 1,    Principal  of  Lowell  School,  37th  and  Madison  Sts.,  Kansas  Gty. 
Carlos  Ira  Ingerson.  B.Sc..  '79.  Valparaiso  Nor.  Sch..  Ind.;  LL.B.,  '80.  Cent.  Law  Sch.  of  Ind. 
1893,   Instructor  in  Physics,  Central  High  School.  4906  Fountain  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 

Edward  F.  Jackson,  A.B.,  '81,  M.E.,  '83,  A.M.,  '00,  Washington  Univ. 

1895,   Latin  Master,  Smith  Academy.  4400  Morgan  St.,  St.  Louis. 
T.  A.  Johnston,  A.M.,  '75,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

188 1,  Superintendent  of  Kemper  Military  School,  Boonville. 
Isaac  Nichols  Judson,  A.B..  '73,  Yale  Univ. 

1880.  Head  Assistant  in  Central  High  School.  St.  Louu. 
Edward  G.  Lyle. 

RepresenUtive  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  3818  Cleveland  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Lowell  M.  McAfee,  A.M.,  '80,  Park  Coll.;  LL.D..  '03,  Knox  Coll. 

1903,    President  of  Park  College,  Parkville. 

John  Wilson  Million,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '01,  William  Jewell  Coll. 

1897,  President  of  Hardin  College,  Mexico. 
Ophelia  A.  Parrish. 

X903,   Librarian  of  State  Normal  School,  1x6  E.  Jefferson  St.,  Kirksville. 


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zgoi    Cakl  G.  Rathmann. 

AflBisUnt  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Board  of  Education  Bldg..  9Ch  and 
Locust  Sts.,  St.  Louis. 
William  Schxttlxk,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '77,  Washington  Univ. 

1904.  Assistant  Ftindpal  of  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
S.  A.  Umdeswood. 

Principal  of  Westport  High  School,  3632  McGee  St.,  Kansas  Gtj. 
William  Wade  Waltkks,  B.S.D.,  '89,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  KirksviUe,  Mo. 

x8g9.  Principal  of  Eliot  School,  xiaz  Etxel  Terrace,  St.  Louis. 
John  V.  Wettls. 

x8g9.  Principal  of  Clay  School,  3239  Harper  St.,  St.  Louis. 
1903    B.  F.  Allen,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Atlanta  Univ.;    Ph.D.,  Morris  Brawn  CoIL;   LL.D.,  Wilberforce  Univ. 
X903,   President  of  lincohi  Institute,  Jefferson  Qty. 
FiANCis  E.  Cook,  A.M.,  Williams  CoU. 

1869,  Principal  of  Wayman  Cnm  School,  436a  Moi^an  St.,  St.  Louis. 
RJCHABD  H.  Embekson,  B.Sc.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

X907,  Department  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy.  Fifth  District  Nonnal  School;  res.,  407  S. 
Main  St.,  Maryville. 
HowASD  A.  Gass. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  and  Editor  of  "Missouri  School  Jour- 
nal," 3x9  E.  High  St.,  Jefferson  Qty. 
W.  D.  Gkoys,  M.S.D.,  '9a.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Kirksville,  Mo. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  City  Public  Schools,  laa  Plant  Ave.,  Webster  Groves. 
Ifis.  Masy  Hogan  Ludlxtm. 

1890,  Instructor  in  Physical  Culture,  Central  High  School,  44sa  N.  Belle  St,  St  Looia. 
Helen  Moose  Phillips.  Ph.B.,  '01.  Washington  Univ. 

18991  Principal  of  Phillips  School,  3643  Washington  Boul.,  St.  Louis. 
Cbaxles  E.  WrrTEE,  A.B.,  '97,  Northwestern  Univ.;  A.M.,  '04,  Washington  Univ. 

1903,  Principal  of  Fremont  School,  5a6a  McPherson  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 

1903    Lewis  Dabwin  Ames,  litt.  B.,  '99.  Univ.  of  Mo.;  A.B.,  '01,  A.M..  'oa,  Ph.D.,  '04,  Harvard  Univ. 

X903.  Assistant  ProfcsKir  of  Mathematics,  Univeraity  of  Missouri,  Westmount,  Columbia. 
Anna  Vandalaove  Henkel. 

1905.  Teacher  of  Drawing.  Teachers'  College,  a6i4a  St.  Vincent  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Thomas  M.  Johnson,  A.B..  '»x.  A.M.,  '75*  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame. 

President  of  Board  of  Education,  Osceola. 
Madeline  Lasae. 

Head  Assistant  in  Grammar  School,  56ao  Minnesota  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
William  H.  Maktin,  A.B.  03,  Mo.  Valley  CoU. 

1897.   Principal  of  Morse  School;  res.,  3xa6  Tracy  Ave.,  Kansas  Qty. 
GaoiOE  BiELCHEK,  A.  B.,  '98,  Drury  Coll. 

X907,   Department  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  1107  Bardell  St.,  Springfield. 
Walteb  McNab  Milleb.  B.Sc..  '85,  Ohio  St.  Univ.;  M.D.,  Cooper  Med.  Coll. 

1933.   Professor  of  Pathology  and  Bacteriology,  University  of  Missouri,  Columbia. 
Stanley  H.  Moore. 

1904,  Head  Assistant  in  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
Mas.  Fannie  Ball  Peekin. 

Associate  Principal  and  Teacher  of  English  in  the  Principia,  15  Prindpia  Park,  St 
Louis. 
HOBACE  C.  SmalLjA.B.,  'ox.  Harvard  Univ. 

xoox    Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Manual  Training  High  School,  3877  MarreU  Ave.,  Kansas 
Qty. 
Wilbelm  Rebs  Vickboy,  Ph.B.,  Washington  Univ. 

X904,  Principal  of  Manual  Training  School  of  Washington  University,  990X  Rauschen- 
bacn  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Mabt  L.  Williams. 

Principal  of  Gratiot  School.  5500  Cates  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
19^4    John  H*  Andbews. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Pattonsburg. 
Geobcx  Fbedebic  Aykes,  Ph.D..  '97,  Westminster  Coll. 

President  of  Lmdenwood  College  for  Women,  la  College  St.,  St.  Charles. 
Sabab  E.  Bell. 

1906.  Head  Assistant  in  Cote  BriUiante  School,  xxsx  Walton  Ave..  St.  Louis. 
BAaby  J.  Beady. 

X898,  Primary  Supervisor,  Public  Schools,  331a  Csroline  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Isabel  G.  Bbislin. 

x899>  Second  Assistant  in  Crow  School,  9935  Dixon  St..  St.  Louis. 
Bzulah  Bbunnkb. 

Principal  of  Intermediate  Department  and  Supervisor  of  Drawing.  Training  School. 
State  Normal  School;  res..  417  S.  Holden  St.,  Warrensburg. 
P.  M.  Buck,  Jb.,  A.B.,  '97.  A.M.,  '98,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.:  A.M..  '00,  Harvard  Univ. 

X900.  Head  of  Department  of  English,  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
Helen  M.  Bubbell. 

X899,  Teacher  of  Domestic  Science,  Summer  High  School.  37x5  S.  Compton  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
William  M.  Butleb.  A.B..  CoU.  of  N.  J. 

X905,    Assistant  Principal  of  Yeatman  High  School,  3636  Osage  St.,  St.  Louis. 


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X904    Mrs.  Anna  Snzed  Caisms. 

Preadent  of~Fore9t  Park  University,  St.  Louis. 
Maky  £.  Cars. 

1895,  First  Primary  Aaaiatant  in  Washington  School,  5044  Raymond  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Alice  M.  Connors. 

1907,  First  Aasistaat  in  Rock  Spring  School,  6348  Famous  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Katk  £.  Crowlky. 

igoo.   Second  Assistant  in  Sherman  School,  391  a  Sheridan  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Annis  E.  Cuno. 

1900,  Head  Assistant  in  Fremont  School,  4aox  Washington  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Chestxr  Bickforo  Curtis,  B.L.,  '89,  M.L.,  '93,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X905.   Anistant  Principal  of  Central  High  School.  Grand  Ave.  and  Windsor  PI.,  St.  Louts. 
Fannik  E.  Dbkenoa. 

First  Assistant  in  Dozaer  School,  4833  Fountain  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  Sarah  E.  Dillon. 

Z893,  Principal  of  Benton  School,  3867  Page  Boul.,  St.  Louis. 
Stephen  Arnold  Dodclass,  'B.Sc.,  99.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,   Head  Assistant  in  Central  High  School,  5543  Von  Versen  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
R.  C.  F.  DuNBAUFT,  A.M.,  Williams  CoU. 

xSga,  Head  Assistant  in  Central  High  School,  4023  Peck  St.,  St.  Louis. 
William  C.  Dyer. 

1884,   Principal  of  Franz  Sigel  School,  Allen  and  McNair  Avcs.,  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  Gertrude  Edmondson. 

1895,   Principal  of  Ashland  School,  3717  Warwick  Boul.,  Kansas  City. 
WiLLUU  Lewis  Eieenberrt,  B.L.,  '03,  Mt.  Morris  Coll.;  B.Sc.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,  First  Assistant  in  MciCinley  High  School;  res.,  4333  Russell  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
LiLLiE  R.  Ernst,  Ph.B.,  '93.  Washington  Univ.,  .\.M.,  '07. 

Principal  of  Cote  Bnlliante  School,  3513  Halliday  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Allen  Gehman  Eschbach,  A.B.,  '03,  Harvard  Univ. 

X904,  Insl^ctor  in  the  Classics,  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
Amalia  Fett. 

X895,  First  Assistant  in  Shepard  School,  44x6  S.  Broadway,  St.  Louis. 
Mathilde  Feussner. 

X90X,  Head  Assistant  in  Shepard  School,  3004  McNair  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
J.  Arthur  Freehan. 

1898,  Principal  of  Wheatley  School,  4003  Finney  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Henrietta  Frohard. 

Acting  Principal  of  Duncan  Avenue  School,  304  S.  Leffingwell  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Josephine  Garricues. 

1895,   Principal  of  Froebel  School;  res.,  3501  Pestalozsi  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Emma  Charlotte  Goebel. 

1903,  Second  Assistant  in  Roe  School,  6604  Mitchell  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
David  E.  Gordon. 

i899i  Principal  of  L'Ouverture  School,  37x5  S.  Compton  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Andrew  J.  Gossin. 

1900,   Second  Assistant  in  Sumner  High  School,  4415  Lucky  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Robert  A.  Grant,  B.C.S.,  Tri-Stale  Nor.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X904,   CommercialDepartmcntYeatman  High  School,  St.  Louis,;  xcs.,  Webster  Groves  Sla. 
Carrie  E.  Griffitb. 

1900,   Second  Assistant  in  Central  High  School,  5089  Cabanne  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Fannie  B.  GRirrrrH. 

1898,  Primary  Supervisor,  Public  Schools,  5089  Cabanne  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 

SaLLIS  W.   GRIPflTH. 

1889,  Principal  of  Dozaer  School,  5089  Cabanne  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
W.  W.  Griffith,  M.Sc.,  'oo.  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Ferguson. 
Frances  J.  Gxterdan. 

X903,   First  Assistant  in  Chouteau  School,  3454  Pestalozzi  St.,  St.  Ix>uis. 
William  J.  Haweins,  Ph.B..  '00.  Mo.  Valley  Coll. 

1906,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Warrensbuig. 
Mrs.  Atlanta  E.  Hecker. 

1905,  Assistant  in  Industrial  School,  30x8  Pine  St.,  St.  Louis. 

Earle  Raymond  Hedrice,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,'oi,  GOttingaa, 
Germany. 

X903,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  University  of  Missouri,  303  S.  9th  SL,  rnlytrit^j^. 
Emily  Mai  Helbio. 

X906,   First  Assistant  in  Cote  Briliiante  School,  x8i6  Cora  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  Caroline  C.  Helms. 

1890,  Second  Assistant,  Public  Schoob,  43^8  W.  Belle  PI.,  ^.  Louis. 
Ottilie  Herzog. 

1906,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schoob,  33x9  Bailey  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Ernest  Godfrey  Hoffsten,  B.Sc.  'oi,  Ph.D.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1904.  Teacher  of  English,  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
Gertrude  M.  Hogan. 

1894,  Principal  of  Douglas  School,  3837  Page  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 


Mimri)  UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  X37 

UlSSOVRl-Conimmd 

igo4    H.  H.  Holmes.  B.Sc..  '85,  So.  Ind.  Nor.  Coll. 

1906.  Vkx-Prindpal  of  Central  High  School.  Kansas  City. 
jEssn  B.  Hough. 

1903,   First  AsBstant  in  Dozier  School,  109  E.  Essex  Ave.,  Kirkwood. 
William  Hnniy  HnmiAN,  A.B.,  '95,  Denison  Univ. 

1903,  Teacher  in  Soinner  High  School,  3537  Lawton  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Alice  C  Hoth.  « 

1898,  Head  Assistant  in  Choateau  School,  aja9a  Virginia  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Walter  Edgas  Johnson,  A.B.,  '94.  Drake  Univ.. 

Head  of  German  Department,  High  School,  ao8  S.  aoth  St.,  St.  Joseph. 

RoHERT  Grant  Kinkead,  A.B..  '8a,  A.M.,  '85,  Marietta  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '84,  Univ.  of  Qndnnati 
Superintendent  of  Schools,  ax4  £.  Jefferson  St.,  Kirkwood. 

B.  F.  KiZER,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Wittenberg  Coll. 

1903,   Director  of  Department  of  English  Manual  Training  High  School,  3538  Olive  St., 
Kansas  City. 

GmsoM  D.  Knopf,  A.B.,  'ox,  Ind.  UniT. 

1903,  Principal  of  Carroll  School,  3941  Washington  BouL,  St.  Louis. 
George  Platt  Knox,  B.Sc.,  '9^,  Cornell  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  Yealman  High  School,  Garrison  and  Palm  Aves.,  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  Fannie  L.  Lachmumd,  Ph.B..  '84,  Washington  Univ. . 

X904,  Assistant  in  Teachers'  College;  res.,  3935  Castkman  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 

Arthur  D.  Langston,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  '85.  Oberiin  Coll. 

X894,  Principal  of  Duipas  School,  3540  S.  Jefferson  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 

Albxrt  B.  Lawyer,  A.B.,  Washington  Univ. 

1901,  Principal  of  Ames  School,  14th  and  Herbert  Sts.;  res.,  5715  Qemens  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Charles  Lrckronk,  A.Bm  '00,  A.M.,  '03,  Indiana  Univ. 

Assistant  Prhidpal  of  Manual  Training  School,  Washington  University,  St.  Louis. 
William  A.  Lewis,  B.Sc.,  '96,  A.M.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

E9oa,  Department  of  History,  Central  High  School,  Kansas  City. 
Ella  M.  Locue. 

X899,  Second  Assistant  in  Shields  School,  3833  Flad  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Charlotte  A.  Lynch. 

1895,   Second  Assistant  in  Chouteau  School,  355a  Olive  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Joseph  H.  Marelet. 

X900,   Principal  of  Switser  School,  ax4  E.  35th  St.,  Kansas  City. 
George  N.  Martin. 

X906,  Principal  of  Farragut  School,  5584  Maple  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Junius  L.  Mertam,  A.B.,  '95.  Oberiin  Coll.;  A.M.,  'oa.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

1905,   Professor  of  Theory  and  Practice  of  Teaching  and  Acting  Dean,  Teachers'  College, 
University  of  Missouri,  Columbia. 
A.  R.  Morgan,  B.S.D.,  'oa,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Klrksville.  Mo. 

1899,  Principal  of  Sherman  School,  3490  Flad  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Nell  G.  Nicholson. 

1899,  Fixst  Assistant  in  Field  School,  5036  Cabonne  Ave..  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  Mary  Brown  Parks. 

Teacher  of  Ehn  Springs  Public  School;  res.,  Bagnell. 
Genevieve  Phslan. 

X900,  Second  Assistant  in  Fremont  School,  4917  Maple  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Ada  E.  Plass. 

x89a.   Second  Assistant  in  Grant  School,  3948  Copelin  Ave.,  St.  Louis.  « 

John  B.  Quinn,  A.M.,  '85,  Christian  Bros.  Coll. 

1893,  First  Assistant  in  Central  High  School  and  (1905)  Chief  of  Attendance  Office,  Board 

of  Education;  res.,  4595  Cote  Brilliante  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
John  H.  Rare. 

X900,  Principal  of  Arlington  School,  16x5  Burd  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Ira  Richardson,  Ph.B.,  '97,  Central  Coll. 

X907,  Student  at  Columbia  University,  New  York  city;  home  address,  Shelbina 
Mr.s.  Mary  £.  Robinson. 

X878,  Principal  of  Baden  School,  8x47  Church  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Wallb  Gibson  Rowe.  A.B.,  '97,  Yale  Univ. 

1898,  Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  Smith  Academy,  St.  liouis. 
Jessb  Saicderson. 

X899.  Principal  of  LoogfeDow  School,  39x5  Campbell  St.,  Kansas  City. 
Johanna  Schmidt. 

1899,  Director  of  Kindergarten,  Shepard  School,  3547  Wisconsin  Ave.,  St  Louis. 
Katk  Schneider.  Grad.,  St.  Louis  Nor.  Sch. 

1904,  First  Assistant  in  Humboklt  School;  res.,  xoi8  S.  4th  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Helen  ScHWANER. 

1903,  First  Assistant  in  Irving  School;  res.,  3405a  Pestalozzi  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Chablbs  H.  Slater,  Ph.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X904,  Head  of  Department  of  Physics,  Wm.  McKinley  High  School;  res.,  4x76a  Castleman 
Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Mabgaret  K.  Slater.  Grad.. '70.  St.  Louis  Nor.  Sch. 

1894,  Principal  of  Rock  Spring  School;  res.,  4338  Page  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 


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X904    I.  J.  Smxth. 

1893,   Principal  of  Adams  School,  5474  Qemena  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Massball  S.  Snow,  A.B.,  '6<,  A.M..  '68,  Harvard  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '05.  WaahinstoD  Univ. 

1870,   Profeasor  of  History  and  Dean  of  CoUefe,  Waahingfon  University,  St.  Louis 
Thomas  Edwin  Spxncer. 

1903,  Principal  of  Irving  School,  11x5  Aubert  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Frank  O.  Sfohuui.  , 

1904,  Principal  of  Schools,  Hermann. 
Wyandotte  Jakes  Stevens,  A.M.,  '83,  Nor.  Normal  Univ. 

1901,  Principal  of  Eugene  Field  School;  res.,  4043  Juniata  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Phxlo  S.  Stevenson,  A.B.,  '94,  Washington  Univ. 

Principal  of  Webster  School;  res.,  4434  Westminster  PL,  St.  Louis. 
Maris  E.  Stocker. 

1893,   First  Assistant  in  Franz  Sigcl  School;  res..  a8xo  Eads  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
L.  W.  Teuteberc.  A.B..  Washington  Univ. 

1907,   Principal  of  Divoll  School;  les..  5880  Etzd  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Aug.  O.  Thornton. 

X900,  Director  of  Manual  Training,  Sumner  High  School;  res.,  905  W.  Kansas  Sl,  St. 
Loub. 
Laura  J.  Tichenor. 

1905,  Principal  of  Canterbury  School;  res.,  3906  Botanical  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Stella  Trueblood. 

1898,  Third  Assistant  (Drawing)  in  Yeatman High  School;  res.,  5943  Maple  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  Rose  A.  Tucker. 

1881,   Second  Assistant  in  Blair  School;  res..  2708^  N.  aist  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Franklin  M.  Underwood.  A.B.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1903,   Principal  of  Rose  Fannmg  School;  res.,  363a  Blaine  Ave.,  St.  Louia 
Jamis  L.  Usher,  A.B.,  '89,  Howard  Univ. 

1900,   Principal  of  Delany  School;  res.,  aaa3  California  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Elma  J.  Webster. 

1889,  Principal  of  Hamilton  School;  res..  1305  E.  3xst  St.,  Kansas  City. 
JosKFH  M.  White  A.B.,  '8x,  A.M..  'oa,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1103  Garrison  Ave.,  Carthage. 
Walter  H.  Wilcox. 

X897,   Principal  of  Jackson  School;  res.,  433  Foote  Ave.,  Webster  Groves. 
Margaret  L.  Yore,  A.B.,  Visitation  Acad. 

1899,  First  Assistant  in  Primary  Grade,  Patridi  Henry  School;  res.,  iiaoa  Ailanthus St. , 

St.  Louis. 

1905  L.  Kate  Biggs,  B.Sc.,  La  Grange  Coll. 

1899,  Principal  of  Horace  Mann  School;  res.,  36x8  Forest  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 
J.  A.  Drushel,  A.B.,  '95.  A.M.,  *97.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.:  A.B..  '05.  Yale  Univ. 

1905,  Department  of  Natural  Science,  Teachers  College.  Park  and  Theresa  Sts.,  St.  Louis. 
Samuel  McKnicht  Green,  B.S.D..  '85.  Third  Dist.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Mo. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Missouri  School  for  the  Blind;  res.,  3815  Magnolia  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Katharine  Hausperger. 

Teacher  in  Sherman  School;  res.,  5368  Bartmer  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 

R.  A.  KissACK. 

1904,  Head  Assistant  in  Yeatman  High  School;  res.,  a9xa  Pahn  St.,  St.  Louis. 
T.  Wilson  Lewis,  A.M.,  LL.B. 

1906,  President  of  The  Lewis  Business  University,  Simpson  Bk)ck,  Kansas  City,  Kans.; 

res.,  1 7 16  Broadway,  Kansas  City. 
EifKA  J.  Lockett. 

1890,  Principal  of  Linwood  School;  res.,  3618  Forest  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 
A.  F.  Smith. 

1889,  Teacher  of  English.  Central  High  School;  res..  3312  Olive  St..  Kansas  Oty. 
RoMEO  A.  West. 

Secretary  and  Librarian,  Lincohi  Institute,  Jefferson  City 

John  D.  Wilson. 

Dean  of  Faculty,  and  Department  of  Theory  and  Practice  of  Educatioa,  State  Normal 
School;  res.,  1401  £.  Filmore  St.,  Kirksville. 
John  W.  Withers.  A.M..  '02.  Ph.D..  '04,  Yale  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  Teachers  College;  res.,  5105  Fairmount  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  Josephine  Siloke- Yates.  A.M..  '03. 

looa,   Professor  of  English  and  History,  Lincohi  Institute,  Jefferson  Qty. 

1906  Werrett  Wallace  Charters,  Ph.D.,  '04,  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X907,   Acting  Professor  of  Theory  of  Teachmg,  Teachers  College,  University  of  MisaoYiri, 
Columbia. 
Almina  George.  „       «     .  „, 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Training  School,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  Estes  Hotel,  Warrens- 
Durg. 
John  Storms,  B.Sc. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Nevada. 
Frank  C.  Touton.  Ph.B.,  'oi.  Lawrence  Univ. 

X904,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Central  High  School;  res.,  3S38  Hamsoa  Boul., 
City. 


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MISSOURI-CiNi/ti>tie<< 

1907    August  Ahkens. 

igo7.  Director  of  Mantml  Training,  State  Normal  School,  Wanrensbuig. 
Cbaxlss  Ammkiman,  A.B.,  '9a,  De  Pauw  Univ.;  A.M.,  *97.  111.  St.  Univ. 

i903f  Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  McKinley  High  School;  res.,  3971  Russell  Ave., 
St.  Louis. 
E.  M.  Cabtkk,  Bs.  in  Ed.,  'o^,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

Inspector  of  Rural  Schools  for  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Je£ferson  City. 
HcncEK  Mastxzn  Cook,  B.Sc.,  *9o.  A.M.,  *o6.  La  Grange  Coll. 
President  of  SUte  Normal  School,  Maryville. 
J.  C.  EowAKDS,  B.L.,  '99,  A.M..  '06.  Univ.  of  Mo. 

X9C7,   Principal  of  Lincoln  School;  res.,  3826  Labadie  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
M.  Tesesa  Fikn. 

1899.  Supervisor  of  Music,  High  School,  Normal,  and  Grammar  Schools,  Central  High  School, 

St.  Louis. 
Clark  W.  Hetbzsington,  A.B.,  '05,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1900,  Profenor  of  Physic^  Education  and  Director  of  Department,  University  of  Misaouri, 

Columbia. 
G.  H.  Rkavb,  Pd.M..  '06.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Warrensbuxg.  Mo. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Burlington  Junction. 
J.  B.  Rogers,  A.B.,  '9^  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Chillicothe.  Mo. 

1907,  Schocd  Commissioner  of  Monroe  County,  Madison. 
J.  M.  Stevenson. 

Principal  of  Scarritt  School;  res.,  3661  £.  9U1  St,  Kansas  City. 

INSTITUTIONS 

1895    UmvERSiTv  or  Missouri. 

President,  R.  H.  Jesse;  Secretary,  J.  G.  Babb.  Columbia. 

1900  Free  Public  Library,  St.  Joseph. 

President,  J.  W.  Atwill;  librarian,  Purd  B.  Wright,  St.  Joseph. 
St.  Louis  Public  Library. 

librarian  and  Secretary,  F.  M.  Crunden,  9th  and  Locust  Sts.,  St.  Looit. 

1901  St.  Louis  UmvERsmr.  Library. 

President,  W.  Banks  Rogers;  Librarian,  H.  B.  MacMahon,  St.  Louis. 

1903  Park  College. 

President,  Lowell  M.  McAfee;  Secretary  and  Librarian.  Austin  D.  Wolfe,  ParkYille. 

1904  Carroll  School  Association. 

Secretary,  Lawrence  Moskop,  3931  S.  Compton  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
St.  Louis  Mbbcamtile  Library  Association. 

librarian,  Wm.  L.  R.  Gifford,  St.  Loub. 
St.  Stanislaus  Seminary. 

President,  Rev.  Joseph  Grimmelsman;  Librarian,  Matthew  Gtfming,  Florissant. 
X905    Kansas  City  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Mrs.  Carrie  Westlake  Whitney,  9th  and  Locust  Sts.,  Kansas  Qty. 
State  Normal  School,  Warrknsburg. 

President.  William  J.  Hawkins;  Librarian,  Flora  B.  Roberts,  Warrensburg. 
1906    Missouri  State  Normal  School,  Third  District. 

President,  W.  S.  Dearmont;  librarian,  R.  S.  Douglass,  Cape  Girardeau. 
Sedalia  Pubuc  Library. 

Assistant  Librarian,  Marguerite  McDaniel,  Sedalia. 
X907    Westminster  College,  Library. 

President,  David  R.  Kerr;  Librarian,  W.  H.  Kerr,  Fulton. 

MONTANA 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

1880    Robbrt  Gut  Young,  M.Sc.,  '771  Upper  Iowa  Univ.;  Ph.M.,  '88,  Cornell  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  'os,  Mont 
Wes.  Univ. 
1900,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  High  School  Building,  Box  1413,  Butte. 
189a    Oscar  J.  Craig,  A.M.,  De  Pauw  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Wooster  Univ. 

President  of  University  of  Montana,  University  Ave.,  Misaoula. 
1895    Cynthia  Elizabeth  Reiley,  B.Sc. 

1895,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  University  of  Montana,  809  E.  Cedar  St.,  Missoula. 
1899    S.  D.  Largekt. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Bach-Cory  Block,  Great  Falls. 
190X    Randall  J.  Condon,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  'oa,  Colbv  Coll. 

x9oa,  Soperinteiadent  of  Schools,  506  N.  Rodney  St.,  Helena. 
190a    W.  C.  Ryan,  A.B., '05,  M.Sc.,  '98,  N.I.  Nor.  Sch. 

X903,  Prmdpal  of  Sweet  Grass  High  School,  Big  Timber. 
190J    William  M.  Aber,  A.B.,  '78,  Yale  Univ. 

Professor  of  Latin.  University  of  Montana,  Missoula. 
ipo4    LocY  Hamilton  Carson.  Ph.B.,  '08.  The  Univ.  of  Chicago;  A.M.,  '99,  Univ.  of  HI. 
X90X,   Professor  of  English,  Montana  State  Normal  College,  Dillon. 
RjsDON  J.  Cunningham. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  7^0  Babcock  St.,  W.,  Boseman. 
Eix>lSE  Knowles,  I^.B.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Mont. 

1898,  Instructor  of  Drawing.  University  of  Montana,  Box  34,  Missoula. 


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XQ04    Henry  H.  Swain,  A.B..  '84.  Beloit  Coil.;  Ph.D.,  '97,  UniT.  of  Wis. 

1931,  President  of  Monuna  State  Normal  College,  DiIUml 
Lewis  Tekwiluoeb. 

1903,  Principal  off  Park  Coonty  High  School,  Livingston. 

1906  J.  Ulysses  Williams. 

X906.  Soperintendent  of  Schools.  3x0  So.  6th.  St.,  E.  Missoula. 

1907  W.  F.  Book,  A.M.,  Indiana  Univ.;  Ph.D..  Oaric  Univ. 

Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Edacatioo,  Univeisity  off  Mnntana.  Miwoula, 
L.  k.  FooTE,  B.L.,  OtUwa  Univ. 

Principal  of  Beaverhead  County  High  School.  DUlon. 
Elizabeth  Twining  Hall,  A.B..  *oo  A.M.,  *oi.  Univ.  of  III. 

1907,  Teacher  off  English,  High  School;  res.,  The  Leooaid,  Butte. 

INSTITUTIONS 

1899  Montana  State  College  or  Agbicultubb  and  Mechanic  Abts. 

President,  James  M.  Hamilton,  Bozeman. 

1900  Fbee  Public  Libbaky,  Butte. 

Librarian.  Granville  Stuart,  Butte. 
190a    State  Boabd  or  Education. 

Superintendent,  W.  E.  Harmon,  Helena. 
1903    Helena  Public  Libbaby. 

Librarian,  Marguerite  Bowden,  Helena. 
1906    Missoula  Public  Libbaby. 

Secretary,  Wm.  M.  Aber;  Librarian,  Grace  M.  Stoddard,  Missoula. 

NEBRASKA 

LITE  MEMBEB 

1880    Mas.  Gbace  B.  Sudbobouob. 

1898.  Teacher  in  High  School.  320  S.  36th  St..  Omaha. 

active  membebs 

1890    Lizzie  L.  Bankeb. 

X90X,   Principal  of  Leavenworth  School;  res.,  7x0  S.  17th  Ave.,  Omaha. 
William  Mehabo  Davidson,  A.B..  Kansas  Univ.;  Pd.D. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Instruction,  508  City  Hall,  Omaha. 
189a    William  Kibe  Fowleb. 

President  of  The  Fowler  Publishing  Co.,  ijai  S.  aad  St.,  Lincohi. 
1894    Anna  M.  Tibbets,  A.R.,  '04.  St.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1893,   Principal  of  Grammar  School,  1833  G  St.,  Lincoln. 
X895    Chables  Edwin  Bessey,  B.Sc..  '69.  M.Sc.,  '7a.  Mich.  Agri.  CoU.;  Ph.D..  '79,  Univ.  of  Iowa;  LL-D^ 
'98.  Iowa  Coll. 
1884.   Professor  of  Botany  and  Dean  of  College  of  Science,  Univeraity  of  Nebraska.  1507 
R.  St.,  lincohi. 
Edwtn  J.  Bodwell,  B.Sc..  '88,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

Superintehdent  of  Schools,  a  15  S.  xith  St.,  Norfolk. 
W,  A.  Clabk,  A.B.,  '7a,  A.M    '8^.  Pd.D..  '94*  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  AJd.,  '90.  Harvard  Univ  ;  Ph.D.,  'oo, 
Univ.  of  Chicago. 
Professor  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy.  State  Normal  School,  7ao  W.  a3d  St.,  Kearney. 
James  W.  Crabtbee. 

X904,  President  of  State  Normal  School,  Peru. 
G.  W.  A.  LucEEY,  A.B.,  '94.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '00.  Columbia  Univ. 

1895,   Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Nebraska,  X439  R  St.,  TJncoln. 
A.  L.  McLauchlin. 

Representative  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  1535  C  St.,  Lincohi. 
Albert  Alison  Reed,  A.B..  '98,  Univ  of  Nebr. 

X907,   Inspector  of  Accredited  Schools,  and  Associate  Professor  of  Secondary  Education, 
Univeraity  of  Nebraska,  Lincoln. 

Chables  W.  Weeks. 

Director  of  Music,  Fremont  Normal  School,  and  Supervisor  of  Music,  City  Scboob; 
res.,  337  E.  Military  St.,  Fremont. 
1896    HowABD  Walter  Caldwell,  Ph.B..  *8o,  A.M.,  '94.  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  Ph.M. 

189a,  Professor  of  American  History  and  Politics,  Univeraity  of  Nebraska.  511  N.  x6th  St., 
Sta.  A.,  Lincoln. 
William  R.  Jaceson,  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

x9oa,   Professor  of  Education,  and  Principal  of  Normal  School,  Nebraska  Weskyan  Uni* 
vcraity.  University  Place. 
Harry  Kibee  Wolfe,  A.B.,  '80,  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '86,  Leipog. 

Professor  of  Educatioiul  Psychology,  Univeraity  of  Nebraska;    res.,  xyay  J  St., 


1897    Frederic  W.  Sanders,  A.B.,  '83,  Coll.  off  City  of  New  York;  A.M.,  ^2,  Harvard  Univ.;  PhJ>.,  95. 
Univ.  of  ChicaKo. 

X905,  Principal  of  High  School,  1547  S.  aad  St..  Lincoln. 
1899    E.  Benjamin  Andrews,  LL.D..  '84,  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  D.D.  '84,  Colby  Univ. 

1900,   Chancellor  off  Univeraity  of  Nebraska,  Station  A,  Lincoln. 


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NEBRASKA— Cra#iiiifcrf 

1899  RoBEST  J.  Barr. 

ifiSa,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1015  W.  Division  St.,  Grand  Island. 
J.  A.  Beattxe.  A.M..  '76.  Bethany  Coll.;  LL.D. 

Z904t  Department  of  Economics  and  Sociology,  Coiner  University,  1453  Q  St,  Lincoln. 
John  D.  French. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  728  Hastings  Ave,  Hsstings. 

1900  Grorob  L.  Towne,  A.B.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Editor  of  "Nebraska  Teacher,"  134  N.  izth  St.,  Lincofai. 
I93I    A.  L.  Cavdvess,  Ph.B.,  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

1990,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  804  D  St..  Fairbury. 
W.  H.  Gardner,  B.Sc. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  lath  and  Main  Sts.,  Fremoot. 

David  Bennett  Gilbert,  B.Sc..  *9o*  A.B.,  '91.  Central  Nor.  CoU.  and  '07,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

835  Union  St.,  Fremont. 
James  Arnott  McLean,  Ph.B.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Ez-Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  3105  J  St.,  South  Omaha. 
Mrs.  Lizzie  A.  Richards. 

843  S.  aad  St..  Omaha. 
1909    Irving  S.  Cutter,  B.Sc.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1900,  State  Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.,  134  N.  ixth  St.,  Lincofai. 
Clark  A.  Fulmer,  Ph.B..  *a8,  Nebr.  Wes.  Univ. 

1903.  Superintenaent  of  Qty  Schools,  700  Lincoln  St.,  Beatrice. 
Henry  H.  Habn,  A.M.,  '95.  North  West.  Univ. 

X900,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Blair. 
WiLUAM  Frederick  Kunze,  B.Sc,,  '97,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1808  Harney  St.,  Omaha. 
James  W.  Skarson,  A.M..  '99,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Profeasor  of  English  and  Literature,  State  Normal  School,  Peru. 

1903  Clara  B.  Mason. 

Principal  of  Training  School,  Millard  Hotel.  Omaha. 
H.  A.  Senter,  B.Sc.,  »o3,  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  Ph.D,,  '96,  Heidelberg. 

Head  of  Department  oif  Chemistry,  and  Libnuian,  High  School;  res.,  4304  Harney 
St..  Omaha. 

1904  E.  C.  BsHOP.  Pd.B.,  *97,  Linooln  Normal  Univ.;  B.Sc.,  '06,  Nebr.  Wes.  Univ. 

1905,  Deputy  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  1845  Cherry  St.,  Lincohi. 
Clara  F.  Cooper. 

1905.  Principal  of  Teachers'  Training  Class,  508  Qty  Hall,  Omaha. 
J.  M.  Pile,  A.M.,  B.Sc. 

President  of  Normal  Colfege,  Wayne. 

William  Logan  Stephens,  A.B.,  '89.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1903*  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Lincoki. 

Augustus  O.  Thomas.  Ph.D..  '96.  Amity  Coll. 

President  of  SUte  Normal  School,  9th  and  a3d  Sts.,  Kearney. 

Martha  Taylor  WRrmER,  A.B.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  A.M.,  '05,  Ewing  CoU. 
X906,  Dean  of  Women,  Bellevue  College,  Bellevue. 
igo5    Charles  Arnot. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Schuyler. 
WnxiAM  H.  Clsmmons.  A.M. 

President  of  Fremoot  College,  Fremont. 
Roy  Wesley  Eaton,  B.Sc,,  B.Pd.,  *o^.  Fremont  Coll. 

X907,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Geneva. 
Luther  E.  Mumpord,  A.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.  for  State  of  Nebraska,  1000  Market  St.,  Beatrice. 
Jasper  L.  McBrien. 

3tate  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  7x6  S.  x8th  St.,  Lincoln. 
Edwin  L.  Rouse. 

X907,   Profesaor  of  Elementary  Education  and  Superintendent  of  Training  Department, 
Nebraska  Sute  Normal  School,  Peru . 
Eugene  Buren  Sherman,  A.B.,  *9«,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  State  Industrial  School  for  Boys,  Kearney. 
Walter  Wells  Stoner.  A.B..  '03,  Otterbein  Univ. 

x9oa.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  428  College  Ave.,  York. 
1906     George  Burgert.  B.Sc..  '98.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  a3d  St.,  bet.  7th  and  8th  Aves.,  Kearney. 
Isaac  A.  Downey. 

State  Inspector  of  Normal  School  Training  in  High  Schools,  717  S.  17th  St.,  Lincohi. 
Joseph  Richard  Fulk.  A.B.,  '03.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Hebron. 
Nathaniel  M.  Graham.  A.B.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  33d  and  J  Sts.,  South  Omaha. 
Lxonidas  Raymond  Hiogins,  A.B.,  '84.  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '98.  Cornell  Univ. 

X903,   Professor  of  Greek  and  Latin,  Grand  Island  College,  Grand  Island. 
EuzABSTB  Kingsbury.  Ph.B..  *87.  Buchtel  CoU.;  A.M..  '04.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X900,  Teacher  of  Latin  and  German,  Nebraska  Normal  College,  Wayne. 


142  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION         [New  Hampshin 

NEBRASKA— CmlMtMf 

1906    Gestsxtdk  Nokton  Rowan,  A.B..  '05,  A.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1906,  Teacher  of  History  and  Mathematics.  High  School;  res.,  1645  K  St.,  Lincoln. 
W.  A.  YoDM   A.B.,  'o^,  Nebr.  St  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Douglas  County  Schools,  Court  House,  Omaha. 
igo7    Clee  Applzgate. 

1907,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Union. 
Geokcb  D.  Cauiinoton,  Jh. 

1904,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Auburn. 
Feed.  M.  HuyrEs,  A.B.,  '0$,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Ashland. 
John  A.  Woodabd. 

19071  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Havelock. 


x8o7    Bellevue  College. 

President,  Rev.  Guy  W.  Wadsworth;  Librarian,  Rachel  Ferguson.  BcOevue. 
1898    Omaha  Public  Ldrary  and  Museum. 

President,  Lewis  S.  Reed;  Librarian,  Edith  Tobitt,  Omaha. 
Univebsity  or  Nebbasea. 

Chancellor,  E.  Benjamin  Andrews;  Librarian,  Walter  K.  Jewett,  Lincoln. 
1901    Depabtment  op  Public  Instbuction,  State  op  Nebbasea. 

Superintendent,  J.  L.  McBiien,  Capitol,  LincohL 
X90S    Cbeighton  UNivEBsmr. 

President,  Rev.  M.  P.  Dowling:  Librarian,  James  J.  Cuiran,  Omaha. 
DoANE  College. 

President,  David  B.  Perry;  Librarian,  Wm.  E.  Jillaoa,  Crete. 
Nebbasea  State  Nobmal  School  at  Peru. 

President,  James  W.  Crabtree,  Peru. 
X905    Nebbasea  Wesleyan  University,  Library. 

Librarian,  May  Ingles,  University  Place. 
Z906    Lincoln  City  Libbaby. 

President  of  Library  Board,  S.  L.  Geisthardt;  Librarian,  E.  Joanna  Hagey,  T-i««*i»> 
X907    Nebbasea  State  Nobmal  School  at  Kearney, 

President,  A.  O.  Thomas;  Librarian,  Anna  V.  Jennings,  Kearney. 
South  Omaha  Public  Libbaby. 

Librarian,  Jane  H.  Abbott,  South  Omaha. 

NEVADA 

ACTIVE  MEMBEBS 

X895    Joseph  Edwabd  Stubbs,  A.B..  '73.  A.M.,  '76.  D.D.,  'ck>,  LL.D.,  '05,  Ohio  Wcs.  Univ. 
X894,  President  of  Nevada  Sute  University,  Reno. 

1897  Gbobob  Benjamin  Hagcett,  B.Sc.,  '75,  Grand  River  Inst. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  U.  S.  Indian  Industrial  Training  School,  Owyhee. 
J907    Waltbb  Judson  Hunting,  A.B.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Box  534.  Carson  City. 
Jeanne  Elizabeth  Wieb,  A.B..  '01,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.,  Univ. 

1899,  Professor  of  History,  University  of  Nevada,  and  (1904)  Secretary  of  Nevada  Histori- 

cal Society.  834  N.  Center  St.,  Reno. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 

lipe  mzmbeb 
1886    James  E.  Kloce. 

1900,  Principal  of  Stete  Normal  School,  Plymouth. 

ACTIVE  MEMBEBS 

1898  Chables  F.  Cooe.  A.B.,  '91.  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

X906,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  11  Pitman  St.,  Concord. 

1899  John  Augustus  Bbown,  A.B.,  '79,  Harvard  Univ. 

x886,  Member  of  School  Board  and  (1889)  Trustee,  Robinson  Female  Seminary,  33  Pine 
St.,  Box  X44«  Exeter. 
X900    Henry  C.  Mobbison.  A.B.,  *95.  Dartmouth  Coll.;  M.Sc..  *o6.  New  Hampshire  CoU. 
1904.  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Sute  Library.  Coococd. 
Z901    Chables  W.  Bicepord,  A.B.,  '87,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Z077  UnicMi  St.,  Manchester. 
X9oa    Ernest  L.  Silveb.  B.L.,  '99,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X905.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  6  Highland  St.,  Portsmouth. 
Habby  Pbeble  Swett.  A.B..  \\,  Amherst  Coll.;  A.M.,  '05.  Harvard  Univ. 

X905.  Principal  of  tligh  School,  76  Pine  St.,  Franklin. 
Geobge  H.  Whttcher,  B.Sc..  '81.  N.  H.  Coll.  of  A.  &  M.  Arts. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  20  Madigan  St..  Berlin. 
Z903    Hablan  p.  Ame.v.  A.B.,  '79.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M..  '86.  Williams  Coll. 
Principal  of  the  Phillips  Exeter  Academy,  Exeter. 
William  John  Ballou.  A.B..  '97.  Brown  Univ.;  B.D..  'oi ,  Hartford  Theol.  Sen. 
P.  O.,  Hudson;  ex.  off.,  Thornton's  Ferry. 


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NEW  HAMPSHIR£-CM/M«crf 

1993    Hablan  Mklvillb  Bisbeb,  A.B.,  'gS,  Bowdoin  Coll.;  A.M..  '05,  Harvard  Univ. 
1905,  Principal  of  Robinson  Seminary,  87  Front  St.,  Exeter. 

W.  H.  CUMMINGS.  A.M. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Claremont. 
Channino  Folsom,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '85,  Dartmonth  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Newmarket  and  Epping.  R.  F.  D.,  Newfields. 
HxufAN  Hasrkll  Horne,  A.B.  and  A.M.,  '95,  Univ.  of  N.  C;  A.M.,  '97,  Ph.D.,  '99,  Harvard  Univ. 

1905,  Profeasor  of  Philosophy,  Dartmouth  College,  Hanover. 
Clarence  E.  Keixey,  A.B.,  '73,  Harvard  Coll. 

1903.   Principal  of  Nute  High  School,  Milton. 
A.  H.  Reyes,  Ph.D.,  Brown  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Dover. 
NoEMAN  J.  Page,  A.B.,  '9^ ,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  A.M..  '99,  Boston  Univ. 

1907,   Supervismg  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  Lisbon. 
Sheeman  E.  Phillips. 

Canterbury. 
S.  W.  RoBEETSON,  A.B..  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

X905.  Principal  of  High  School,  98  Wakefield  St.,  Rochester. 
WiLBELM  Segeeblov,  A.B.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 

1899,   Instructor  in  Chemistry,  PhiUips  Exeter  Academy,  Exeter. 
XQos    John  C.  Kistland,  }e..  A.B.,  *9o,  A.M..  '93,  Hobart  Coll. 

1897,  Professor  of  Latin,  The  PhiUipB  Exeter  Academy,  E{eter. 
1907    Elsie  Daniels  Faibbanks,  A.B.,  '08,  Wellcsley  Coll. 

X899,  Teacher  in  High  School;  res.,  537  Hanover  St.,  Manchester. 
Habey  E.  Walker,  A.B.,  'ox,  Bowdoin. 

X906,   Principal  of  High  School,  37  Front  St.,  Exeter. 
Everett  T.  Whitfobd,  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  '03,  Brown  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Pittsfield,  Pembroke  and  AUenstown  Supervisory  District;  res., 

institutions 
1898    New  Hampshire  State  Library. 

Librarian,  Arthur  H.  Chase,  Concord. 
X9oa    DARmouTH  College,  Library. 

Librarian,  Marvin  Davis  Bisbee,  Hanover. 
New  Hampshire  College  op  Agricitltitre  and  Mechanic  Abts,  Library. 

President,  William  D.  Oibbs;  Librarian,  Gertrude  Whittemore,  Durham. 
1903    New  Hampshiee  State  Normal  School. 

Principal,  J.  £.  lUock;  Librarian,  Herbert  H.  Lamaon,  Plymouth. 
X906    City  Library,  Manchester. 

Librarian,  F.  Mabel  Winchell,  Manchester 
Public  Libeary,  Dover. 

Librarian,  C.  H.  Garland,  Dover. 

NEW  JERSEY 

LIPE  DIEECTOR 

X893    James  M.  Geeen,  A.M.,  '84,  Dickinson  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  HI.  Wes.  Univ. 

X889,  Principal  of  Sute  Normal  and  Model  Schools,  55  N.  Clinton  Ave.,  Trenton. 

.      LIPS  MEMBEES 

1876    Alexander  Forbes,  A.M. 

Institute  Instructor  and  Lecturer,  Mount  Holly. 
Lelia  E.  Patrtdoe. 

Teacher,  Lecturer,  Reader,  Author,  and  Institute  Instructor,  Laurel  Springs. 
Langdon  Shook  Thompson,  A.M.,  '84.  Marietta  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  '91,  Univ.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 
1889,  Supervisor  of  Drawing.  Public  Schools,  645  Bergen  Ave.,  Jersey  City. 
S884    Sabab  a.  Stewart. 

Avon  by  the  Sea. 

ACTIVE  MF.MBF.RS 

1887    Ebenezeb  MackA,  A.B.,  '78,  Mercersburg  Coll. 

1902,   Supervising  Principal  of  City  Schools,  314  Hamilton  Ave.,  Trenton. 
X889    W.  F.  Powell. 

572  Clinton  St.,  Camden. 
1893     Levi  Seeley,  A.M.,  '83,  Williams  Coll.;  Ph.D., '86,  Leipzig. 

X895,  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School,  48s  W.  State  St.,  Trenton. 
189X     Eael  Babnes,  A.M.,  '89,  Ind.  Univ.;  M.Sc.,  '90*  Cornell  Univ. 

Lecturer  for  The  American  Society  for  Extension  of  University  Teaching,  3708 
Walnut  St.,  Montdair. 
1899     Sabab  Y.  Ely. 

X887,   Supervisor  in  High  and  Grammar  Departments  of  State  Model  School,  5a  Carroll 
St.,  Trenton. 
M.  H.  Kinsley,  B.Sc,  '88,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

190X,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Hudson  County,  Manual  Training  Building;  res.,  506 
Park  Ave.,  Hoboken. 


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NEW  JERSEY— CtfMltiiMtf 

z89a    Jams  M.  Lewis. 

1877,  Prindptl  of  Primary  School  No.  8,  pQ  Mercer  St.,  Jeney  Gty. 

S.  Ekvin  Manness,  A.M.,  '96.  Univ.  of  Teon. 

i9o6»  Principal  of  i8th  Avenue  School,  625  Mt  Prospect  Ave.,  Newark. 

Henby  M.  Maxson.  A.m.,  '80,  Amherst  CoU.;  Pd.D..  '04,  AHred  Univ.    * 
189a,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  661  W.  7th  St.,  Plainfieki. 

Addison  B.  Poland,  A.M.,  '76,  Wes.  Univ.,  Coon.;  Ph.D.,  '90.  Univ.  of  City  of  N.  Y. 

1901,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  915  S.  i6th  St.,  Newark. 
Emily  A.  Rice,  Pd.D.,  '9a.  Albany  Nor.  CoU. 

Teacher  of  Private  Classes,  77  Clark  Ave.,  Ocean  Grove;   winter  lesidenc*,  116 
Church  St ,  Charleston.  S.  C. 
Randall  Spauldino,  A.B.,  '70,  Yale  Coll. 

1874,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  276  dazemont  Ave.,  Montdair. 

JOTHAM  WALKEK  WaKEMAN. 

1865,  Principal  of  School  No.  6,  550  Summit  Ave.,  Jersey  Qty. 
H.  Bkewstek  Willis. 

1886,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Middlesex  Co.,  185  Livingston  Ave,  New  Bnin^ 
wick. 

1893  Chaxles  B.  Gilbert.  A.B..  Williams  CoU. 

Lecturer  on  Education,  Western  Reserve  University:  address,  sa  King  St..  Engle- 
wood. 
Hbney  E.  Haekis. 

i879«  PrindiShl  of  Grammar  School  No.  i .  W.  5th  St.,  Bayonne. 
Mbs  S.  M.  Seaelb. 

1893,   Principal  of  Primary  Department,  Public  School  No.  sj,  cor.  Romaine  and  Pavonia 
Aves.,  Jersey  City. 
Lewis  C.  Wooley,  A.M.,  '03.  Rutgers  CoU. 

1878,  Principal  of  Joseph  Wood  School,  136  E.  Front  St.,  Trenton. 

1894  RiCHABD  Case,  A.M.,  '81,  Brown  Univ. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Trenton  Ave.,  Point  Pleasant. 
Maximilian  P.  E.  Geosimann,  Pd.D.,  '93,  New  York  Univ. 

1900,  Director  of  Grosonann  School  for  Nervous  and  Atypical  Children,  Watdmng  Crest, 
Johnston's  Drive,  PUinfield. 
J.  F.  D.  Heinbken. 

1899,  Supervising  Prindpal  of  Public  Schools,  East  Brunswick  Township;  res.,  oor.  Main 

and  School  Sts.,  P.  O.  Box  43.  MUltown. 
Gaius  HomiAN. 

1881,   Principal  of  Schools,  Bound  Brook. 

James  Wilmeb  Kennedy,  A.M.,  '01.  New  York  Univ. 

1907,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3  Emmett  St.,  Newark. 
Hbneietta  S.  Leslie. 

1885,  Principal  of  PubUc  School,  Box  a6,  Blackwood. 
N.  W.  Pease. 

1867.   Prindpal  of  MorreU  Street  School  No.  a,  a8  Catherine  St.,  Eliabeth. 

J.  Albebt  Reinhabt,  Ph.D.,  *ai,  Syracuse  Univ. 

i88a,   Prindpal  of  High  School,  534  E.  a 7th  St.,  Patenon. 
Ebwin  H.  Schuyler,  Grad.,  *76.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Albany.  N.  Y.;  A.M.,  '93.  Princeton  CoU. 

1884,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Dr.  Julius  Sachs'  CoUegiate  Institute,  38  W.  59tli  St,  New 
York  City;  res.,  Haworth. 

Henby  Snydeb,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '88,  Lafayette  CoU. 

189a,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  4a  Madison  Ave.,  Jersey  City. 

189s    Eugene  Bouton,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '8x,  Yale;  Ph.D.,  '8a.  Syracuse  Univ. 

1904,  Supemsang  Prindpal  of  Schools,  za  Winsor  PI.,  Glen  Ridge. 

Wilson  Fabband,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '89,  Princeton  CoU. 

Z90X,  Head  Master  of  Newark  Academy,  544  High  St.,  Newark. 

W.  J.  Sheabeb,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '90,  Pd.D.,  'oa,  Dickinson  CoU. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  City  of  Elizabeth  and  County  of  Union,  txoo  Anna  St., 

1896    Charles  J.  Baxter,  A.M.,  '05,  Rutgers  CoU. 

1896,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  949  W.  State  St^  Trenton. 

Mrs.  Lydia  A.  Bennett. 

1895,   Prindpal  of  School  No.  3.  Midland  Township,  cor.  Broad  St.  and  Harold  Ave. 
Box  X03,  Leonia,  Bergen  County. 

Habby  B.  Boice,  M.D.,  *88,  New  York  Univ.  Med.  Sch. 

1891,   State  Normal  School.  Trenton;  address,  TitusviUe. 

Mbs.  Millie  Ryan  Eaklvs. 

38  Oakwood  Ave.,  Arlington. 

D.  H.  Fabley. 

Teacher  in  State  Normal  and  Model  Schools,  5x5  E.  Sute  St.,  Trenton. 

E.  R.  Johnstone.  ,     . 

1900,  Superintendent  of  New  Jersey  Training  School  for  Feeble- Minded,  Vmeiand. 

Edwin  C.  Mebbill. 

Secretary  of  the  Charles  E.  MerriU  Co.,  44^60  E.  23d  St.,  New  York;  res.,  33  Waahing:- 
ton  St.,  East  Orange. 


New  Jeatf]     UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  145 

NEW  JERSEY'-ConHnmed 

1896    O.  I.  WooDLKV,  MJ*d.,  'ox.  Bikh.  Nor.  CoQ.;  A.B.«  '01,  Albioa  CoD.;  \M,,  'oa,  Cohunba  UiUT 
X904,  Saperinteodent  of  Schools,  Passaic 

X897      MaKGAXET  BAMCSOfT. 

Principal  of  BanoDft-Coz  Training  School,  Main  St.,  Haddonfield.  • 

Mbs  Jkam  W.  Cox. 

"CnmpCoo,"  2  Main  St.,  Haddonfield. 
Amma  M.  Fxll,  M.E.L.,  Pennington  Sem. 

X893,  Pxindpal  of  Cadwalader  School  No.  ax,  310  W.  State  St.,  Tkenton. 
E.  K.  Sexton.  FdM.,  'oa.  New  York  Univ. 

X894,  Prinapsil  of  Central  Avenue  Granunar  School,  X03  S.  xxth  St.,  Newark. 
IsA  WzNTBXOP  TiAVKLL,  A.B.  '90,  WHUams  CoD. 

1893,  Principal  of  High  School,  Plainfiekl. 

1898  S.  V.  Abkowsmitb. 

X897,  Superintendent  of  Schoola,  X03  Maple  Ave.,  Red  Bank. 

AiTHum  Gramt  Baloox. 

Principal  of  Franklin  Grammar  School  and  (1907)  Supervisor  of  Evening  Schools 
and  Lectures,  167  Mt.  Prospect  Ave.,  Newark. 
Anha  BoPLsm.  M.Sc,  '05.  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Mansfield,  Pa.;  Ph.B.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 
X90X,  Teat^  of  Theory,  Newark  Normal  and  Training  School,  Newaii. 

1899  EowASD  H.  DuTCHEit,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

X89X,  Principal  of  Eastern  School,  87  N.  Munn  Ave.,  East  Orange. 
J.  HowASD  HuLSArr.  A.M.,  '98,  Ph.D.,  '01,  HI.  Wes.  Univ. 

X89X,   Supervising  Principal,  100  Susaez  St,  Dover. 
A.  Lesoy  Jones,  A.B.,  '95,  Williams  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Columbia  Univ. 

1905,   Preceptor  in  Philosophy,  Princeton  University,  Princeton. 
Teiobm  Joseph  Savtr,  A.M.,  '94,  Ursnus  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  'oa.  New  York  Univ. 

X90X,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools  and  (1907)  Superintendent  of  Union  County 
Sdboob,  43  Ron  Pl«ce«  Westfidd. 
J.  Alfbed  WnsoN.  B.Sc.,  '97,  M.Sc.,  '05,  Rutgers  Coll. 

X907,  Principal  01  Abington  Avenue  School;  res.,  49  Mapes  Ave.,  Newark. 

1900  Vernon  L.  Davby,  A.B.,  Comelt  Univ. 

1890,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3a  Munn  Ave.,  East  Orange. 
James  L.  Hays. 

President  of  New  Jersey  State  Board  of  Education,  X04  Clinton  Ave.,  Newark. 
X90Z     Hbnsy  C.  Ksebs. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  North  Plainfield;  and  (1909)  Superintendent  of 
Schools  of  Somerset  County:  res.,  a3  Fairview  Ave.,  North  Plainfieid. 


John  C.  McLaury.  Ph.B.,  '99.  Ph.D.,  '01,  HI.  Wes.  Univ.;  Pd.B.,  '95,  Pd.M.,  '97,  St.  Nor.  CoH. 
Albany,  nTy.;  Pd.D.,  '05,  N.  Y.  Univ. 
X900,  Principal  of  Seventh  Avenue  School,  Newark;  res.,  4a  S.  Maple  Ave.,  East  Orange. 


Mrs.  Jennie  Prentiss  Ward. 

X13  Prospect  Ave.,  Newark. 
George  A.  West. 

X885,  Principal  of  Public  School,  Raritan. 
W.  Spader  Willis. 

X898,  Principal  of  Normal  and  Training  School,  459  High  St..  Newark. 
190a     Frank  W.  Bowen. 

Representative   of    the    Christopher    Sower    Co.,    PubUshen,    304    S.    5th  St., 
Camden. 
James  E.  Bryan,  A.B.,  '90,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  41a  linden  St.,  Camden. 
Sarah  A.  Dynes,  Ph.B.,  '94,  Cornell  Univ. 

1895,  Head  of  Department  of  History  and  Civics,  State  Normal  School,  s'l  E.  SUte  St, 
Trenton. 
X903    Arthur  Pierce  Butler,  A.B.,  '88,  Harvard  Univ. 

X898,   Associate  Principal  of  Morristown  School,  Morristown. 
John  Enricht. 

Superintendent  of  Monmouth  County  Schools,  and  Principal  of  High  School,  39 
Court  St.,  Freehokl. 
Samuel  Ashbel  Farrand,  A.M.,  '60,  Princeton.  *7o  Williams,  '76.  N.  Y.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '79,  Princeton. 
X859,  Headmaster  of  Newark  Academy;  res.,  544  High  St.,  Newark. 

Crrzstophbr  Gregory,  A.B.,  '73,  Coll.  of  City  of  N.  Y. 

X889,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  4x0  Broadway,  Station  B.  Long  Branch. 
Fred  Voimey  Lester,  A.B.,  »86,  A.M.,  '96.  Colgate  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '04,  HI.  Wes.  Univ. 
a37  Westfiekl  Ave.,  Elizabeth. 

George  Morris,  B.Sc.,  '89,  Rutgere  Coll.;  A.M.,  *oi.  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,  Supcrintfndcnt  of  Schools,  x6x  Washington  St.,  Bloomfield. 

George  Ripley  Pinxham,  A.B..  '87,  A.M.,  '90,  Brown  Univ. 

Z905,  Supervising  Pnndpal  of  South  St.  Public  School,  Newark;  Educational  Lecturer  and 
Writer,  Graduate  Student  in  Education,  The  School  of  Pedagogy,  New  York 
University,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Fred  S.  Shepherd,  A.B.,  ^84.  A.M.,  *87,  Beknt  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X899,   Superintendent  of  Pubhc  Schoob,  509  Asbury  Ave.,  Asbury  Park. 
William  H.  Smiih,  A.B.,  '95.  Harvard  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  Stockton  School;  res.,  30  Grove  PI.,  East  Orange. 


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X903    Louis  Frankun  Snow,  Ph.B.,  '87.  Brown  Univ.;  A.B.,  *89.  A.M.,  *90,  Hairard  Univ.;  PI1.D.,  *o3, 
Columbia  Univ. 
160  Market  St.,  Newark. 
Fkank  a.  Tibbbits. 

1906,  Head  of  Buaneas  Department,  High  School,  50  Fulton  Ave.,  Jersey  City. 

H.  H.  Tucker,  A.B..  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Bates  Coll. 

iQojt   Principal   of  Lawrence  Street  School.  Newark;    res.,  41J  Richmond  Ave.,  South 
Orange. 
William  A.  Wetzel,  A.B..  'qi,  Lafayette  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '95,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1900,  Prmdpal  of  Public  High  School,  Trenton. 

Fbancis  Call  Woodman,  A.B.,  '88,  Harvard  Univ. 

1898,   Head  Master  of  Morristown  School,  Monistown. 
190S    Julia  A.  Asay. 

1901,  First  Assistant  in  Garfield  Grammar  School,  115  N.  37th  St.,  Camden. 
J.  Bkocnasd  Betts. 

1876,   Assistant  SUte  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Stat^  House,  Trenton. 

William  Bbhop,  B.Sc.  '80,  Haverford  Coll. 

Member  of  Committee  in  Charge  of  Westtown  Boarding  School,  Milton  Ave.  axKl 
Broad  St.,  Rahway. 

Charles  W.  Blakxslek,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '89,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Conn. 

Z893,   Vice-Prindpal  of  Chattle  High  School,  ao?  Chelsea  Ave.,  Long  Branch. 

Charles  B.  Boyer. 

1893.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  31  S.  Stenton  PI.,  Atlantic  Qty. 

Eva  E.  Brigos,  B.Sc.,  '04.  Columbia  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  Higlf  School;  res.,  soi  4th  Ave.,  Aabury 
Park. 

Josbfhinb  K.  Brunyate.  .A.B.,  A.M.,  Dickinson  Coll. 
728  Wesley  Ave.,  Ocean  City. 

Clara  Stewart  Burrough. 

Z900,   Principal  of  Manual  Training  and  High  School,  605  N.  ad  St.,  Camden. 
Lucy  M.  Chase. 

First  Assistant  in  High  School;  res.,  4a  Ridge  Road,  Rutherford. 

Mary  Elizabeth  CorFiN,  Pd.M.,  '94.  Pd.D..  '96,  New  York  Univ.;  B.Sc..  '05,  Adelphi  Coll. 

i877i   Vice-Prindpal  of  High  School;  504,  7th  Ave.,  Asbury  Park. 
Daytd  B.  Corson. 

Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  775  Lake  St.,  Newark. 

Harriett  Buell  Crane. 

Vice-Prindpal  of  School  No.  10;  res.,  108  Stiles  St.,  Elizabeth. 

C.  M.  Dalrymple,  Pd.M.,  B.Sc.,  New  York  Univ. 

1905,  Prindpal  of  Grammar  School,  No.  a,  Hackensack. 

Edoar  Dawson,  A.B.,  '95,  Davidson  Coll.;  A.M.,  '09.  Univ.  of  Va.;  Ph.D..  'oa,  Leipzig. 

1906,  Preceptor  in  History,  Politics,  and  Economics,  Princeton  University;   res..  Brand- 

mead  St.,  Princeton. 
Fletcher  Durell,  A.B.,  '79,  Ph.D.,  '87,  Princeton  Coll. 

Head  of  Mathematical  Department,  Lawrenceville  School,  Lawrencr/iUe. 

W.  B.  Du  RiE,  B.Sc.,  '71,  A.B.,  '76,  Pd.B.,  '05,  Nat.  Nor,  Univ. 

Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  34,  Jersey  City;  res.,  56  Jaques  Ave.,  Rahway. 

George  M.  Ellis,  B.Sc.,  '01,  M.Sc,  '03.  Alfred  Univ. 

1904,   Prindpal  of  High  School;  res.,  808  Central  Ave.,  Ocean  Qty. 

Griselda  Ellis. 

Critic  Teacher  in  Model  School.  State  Normal  School;  res.,  3098. 6th  St.,  Newazk. 
Helen  R.  Emery. 

1898,   Teacher  in  Grammar  School,  504,  4th  Ave.,  Asbury  Park. 

Laura  J.  Ennis. 

Teacher  in  Public  School,  ai,  535  Pavooia  Ave.,  Jersey  Qty. 
Lydia  K.  Ennis. 

Vice-Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  i ,  535  Pavonia  Ave.,  Jersey  Qty. 
Powell  G.  Fithian. 

1900,   Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  405  Linden  St.,  Camden. 
Henry  Herbert  Goddard.  A.B..  '87,  A.M..  '89.  Haverford  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '99.  Qark  Univ. 

1906,   Director  of  Psychological  Research.  New  Terse v  Training  Sdftool  for  FeeUe-Minded 
Boys  and  Girb;    res.,  714  Elmer  St.,  Vineland. 
William  H.  Grenelle. 

Supervising  Prindpal  of  Hawthorne  Schools,  North  BattnoB. 
Matthew  Carter  Hamilton,  A.B.,  'oi.Thiel  Coll.;  A.M.,  '05.  New  York  Univ. 

Z907,   Principal  of  Central  Elementary  and  High  School,  Irviagton;  res.,  37  Elizabeth  Ave., 
Newark. 

W.  L.  R.  Haven.  A.M..  '67. 

1869,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  7  Mt.  Keroble  Ave.,  Morristown. 

Daniel  Tilton  Hendrickson,  Ph.B..  Providence  Univ.;  A.M.,  '06.  Ewing  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Fanwood  Township  Schools,  Lock  Box  ix,  ScoCdi  FIbIim,  UnaoB 
County. 


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1905    NswTON  Clark  Holdhidgr,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  '95,  Colsate  Univ. 
1897,  Supervisiiig  Principal  of  Schools,  Haxnnunton. 
Jans  V.  Hobslky. 

Head  Anifltaiit  in  School  Na  i  Aimez,  43  Orient  Ave.,  Jeney  Qty. 
Homes  G.  House. 

1905,  Supervising  Prindpsl  of  Schoob,  Livingston;  res.,  29a  Main  St.,  Madison. 
HsNSY  BuDD  Howell,  A.B.,  '86.  Lafayette  Coll.;  A.M.,  '98,  Columbia  Univ. 

Principal  of  School  No.  ax,  Jersey  City;  res.,  Phillipsburg. 
Maky  Harrison  Howell,  A.B,,  '96.  Wells  CoU. 

Teacher  in  High  School,  CoatesvilkrPa.;  home  address,  133  Broad  St.,  Newark. 
Katharine  A.  Hughes. 

Z893,   Principal  of  School  No.  8,  rax  Grove  St.,  Elizabeth. 

A.   M.  HULBERT. 

X90X.  Principal  of  Schools,  Park  Ridge. 
Alexander  C.  Humfhreys,  M.E.,  '81,  Stevens  Inst.:  D.Sc.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Pa.;  LL.D.,  '03,  Columbia 
Univ.,  '07,  New  York  Univ.,  and  Princeton  Univ. 

1903.  President  d  Stevens  Institute  of  Technology,  Hoboken. 
Anna  Marie  Keidel. 

1895,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  ax  Hartwell  St.,  New  Brunswick. 
Ernest  B.  Kent,  Ph.D.,  Columbia  Univ. 

Z907,   Director  of  Manual  and  Industrial  Training,  Public  Schools;  res.,  17  Madison  Ave., 
JerKy  Qty. 
Oliver  B.  Kern.  A.B..  Franklin  &  Marshall  Coll.;  A.M.,  *o6.  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,  Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  2x5  N.  4th  St.,  Camden. 
Frank  Howard  Lloyd. 

X903,   Principal  of  School  No.  6,  Perth  Amboy;  res..  Main  St.,  Matawan. 
Nellie  Lucina  Mann. 

X903.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  293  Clifton  Ave.,  Newark. 
Joseph  Madison  McCallie,  A.B.,  '87,  Univ.  of  Teim. 

Principal  of  Centenmid  Grammar  Sdxool,  55  Model  Ave.,  Trenton. 
Rebecx:a  McClurr. 

First  Assistant  in  Newton  Street  Grammar  School,  348,  Z3th  Ave.,  Newark. 
Emma  A.  McCoy, 

1896.  Teacher  in  High  School,  Somerset  PI.,  New  Brunswick. 
Ernest  T.  McNutt.  A.B.,  '98.  West.  Md.  Coll. 

1904,  Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  Belvidere. 
George  E.  Mecaroee. 

Supervising  Principal  of  Chester  Township  Public  Schools,  313  S.  Church  St.,  Moores- 
town. 
M.  Alice  Metcalf. 

Kindergartner,  44  Montgomery  PI.,  Trenton. 
Julia  A.  Minihan. 

X888,   Principal  of  School  No.  a,  344.  7th  St.,  Jersey  City. 
H.  J.  Neal,  A.m.,  '91.  Dickinson  CoU. 

X903,   Supervisor  of  Schools,  137  Fourth  St.,  Lakewood. 
Martha  F.  Nelson. 

1896,  librarian  of  New  Jersey  State  Normal  School,  907  Edgewood  Ave.,  Trenton. 
G.  Henry  Osborn. 

X907,   Principal  of  Schools,  WoodcM  Lake. 
William  F.  Overhan.  A.B.,  Haverford  Coll. 

Principal  of  Moorestown  Friends'  Academy,  200  E.  Central  Ave.,  Moorestown. 
Joseph  W.  Pwcus.  Agri.B.,  '98,  Conn.  Agri.  Coll. 

Agricultural  Director,  and  President  of  Board  of  Education,  Woodbine. 
Annie  L.  Poheroy.  B.L.,  '96,  Mt.  Holyoke  Coll. 

Teacher  of  English  and  History,  Dearborn- Morgan  School,  443  Main  St.,  Orange. 
George  Howard  Reed. 

Mazuiger  of  Educational  Department,  Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co.;  res.,  65  Crescent 
Ave.,  Jersey  Qty. 
SiisAN  \.  Reilly. 

1895,  Instructor  in  Geography,  State  Normal  School,  Trenton;  res.,  53  Main  St.,  Lam- 
bertviUe. 
Ida  E.  Robinson. 

1897,  Principal  of  School,  365  Franklin  St.,  Bloomfield. 
Andrew  Scarlett. 

1893,   Principal  of  Oakwood  Ave.  School,  Orange;  res.,  56  S.  xith  St.,  Newark. 
Mrs.  Elsie  M.  Seguin. 

Principal  of  Seguin  Physiological  School  for  Children  of  Arrested  Mental  Develop* 
mcnt,  370  Center  St.,  Orange. 
John  C.  Sharps. 

1898,  Principal  of  Blair  Academy,  Blairstown. 

Elmer  C.  Sherman,  A.B.,  '83.  A.M.,  '85,  Hamilton  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  New  York  Univ. 

X904.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Englewood. 
Frame  H.  Sommer,  LL.B.,  LL.M..  J.D.,  New  Yoric  Univ. 

Professor  of  Law,  New  York  University,  and  Member  of  Board  of  Education,  956. 
6th  Ave.,  Newark. 


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X905    Louisa  Standinoks. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  93,  84  Bentky  Ave.,  Jeney  City. 
Amos  F.  Stauffbk.  A.B..  *9i.  A.M.,  '04 .  Lafayette  Coll. 

1904,   Principal  ci  School  No.  33,  Romaine  and  Pavonia  Aves.,  Jeney  Qty. 
D.  T.  Steelman. 

Superintendent  of  Gloucester  County  Schools,  439  S.  Broad  St.,  Gkisboio. 
Etta  H.  Steklican. 

Stedmanville;  express  office,  Linwood. 
Edith  P.  Stkiicek,  A.B.,  *o9,  Barnard  Coll.;  A.M.,  *oo,  Columbia  Univ.    ' 

1901,  Teacher  m  Miss  Jaoobi's  School,  New  Yorit;  ics..  8  S.  Maple  Ave.,  East  Onuffe. 
Gkokce  Teaoue,  A.B.,  *o^,  New  York  Univ. 

Supervising  Principal  of  Schoob,  Bernards  Inn.  Bemardsville. 
Elmer  R.  Vactos. 

Teacher  of  Science.  High  School;  res..  The  Colonial,  x6i  Palisade  Ave.,\Vest  Hoboken. 
Bessie  B.  Wakwice. 

1893.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  6  N.  Main  St.,  Medfoid. 
HowAKD  S.  Wilson. 

190X,   Principal  of  Graded  School,  Keasbey;  res.,  New  St.,  MeCuchen. 
B.  C.  Woostee,  B.Sc..  Teachers  Coll. 

xgo5,  Superintendent  of  Bergen  County  Schoob,  Court  House,  Hackensack. 
X906    Laura  J.  Bennett. 

Vioe-Prindpal  of  Burnett  St.  School,  3S  Burnett  St.,  Newark. 
William  J.  Bickett. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  84  Esterbrook  Ave.,  Rahway. 
Charles  E.  Boss. 

1898,  Principal  of  Public  School,  86  Passaic  St.,  Hackensack. 
James  H.  Christie.  B.Sc..  St.  Lawrence  Univ.:  M.Sc..  LLB. 

X900.  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  71  W.  30th  St.,  Bayonne. 
Pearl  Read  Cowles. 

X9oa,  Instructor  in  Manual  Training,  The  Ringwood  School,  Ringwood  Manor. 


Archibald  M.  Dice,  A.B..  'oi,  A.M..  '06.  Colby  Coll. 

1905,  Supervising  Principal  of  Schoob,  Main  St. ,  Keyport. 


John  Jaceson,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  ^97,  Georgetown  Univ. 

X9oa,   Associate  Headmaster,  Newman  School,  Hackensack. 
Allton  H.  Sherman.  A.B.,  '78,  Yale  Coll. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  West  Orange;  res.,  104  QeveUad  St.,  Orange 
J.  W.  Tbompson. 

1889,   Principal  of  Mt.  Hebron  School,  Montclair;  res.,  18a  Summit  Ave.,  Upper  Mont- 
dair. 
George  J.  Vocel,  A.B.  *9x.  Cornell  Univ. 

1905,  U*rindpal  of  High  School;  res.,  5a  State  St.,  Hackensack. 
John  R.  Wilson. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  7>7  E.  a3d  St.,  Patcrson. 
X907    Margaret  Baird. 

1891,   Vice- principal  of  Eighteenth  Avenue  Grammar  School;    res.,  xoa  Sherman  Ave., 
Newark. 
Wallace  Woodward  Barezr,  A.B.,  *os.  Harvard  Univ. 

X905,   Instniaorin  Languages,  Morris  Academy;  res.,  73  Washington  St.,  Monistown. 
Olivia  C.  Bartolette. 

X9oa,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Raritan. 
Ernest  A.  Farrington,  M.D.,  *oa,  Dunham  Med.  Coll.;   B.S.,  *o4.  Coil,  of  the  Acad,  of  the  New 
Church. 
1907.  In  charee  of  Department  of  Experimental  Psychology,  Bancvtrft-Cox  Training  School, 

Charles  Edward  Snyder. 

1903,   Senior  Master.  Lakewood  School,  Lakewood. 

institutions 
1897    Free  Public  Library  op  Jersey  City. 

President.  John  J.  Voorhees;  Librarian,  Esther  £.  Burdick,  Jersey  Qty. 
New  Jersey  State  Normal  School. 

Principal,  James  M.  Green,  Trenton. 
193 X    Free  Public  Library,  Trenton. 

President.  F.  W.  Roebling;  librarian,  Adam  J.  Strcrfim,  Tjrenton. 
State  Library  of  New  Jersey. 

State  Librarian,  Henry  C.  Buchanan,  Trenton. 
1933    Free  Public  Library,  Montclair. 

President,  Nathan  T.  Porter,  Jr.;  Librarian,  S.  Augusta  Smith,  Churdi  St,  Mont- 
clair. 
Free  Public  Library  of  Neware. 

Librarian  and  Secretary,  J.  C.  Dana,  Newark. 
Passaic  Public  Library. 

librarian.  Miss  J.  M.  Campbell,  City  Hall,  Passaic. 
X904    Atlantic  Cmr  Free  Public  Library. 

librarian,  Alvaretu  P.  Abbott,  cor.  Pacific  and  Illinob  Aves.,  Atlantic  City. 


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X904    East  Oianok  Frkx  Public  Libkaky. 

librarian,  Frances  L.  Rathbone,  East  Orange. 

PLADVrXELD  PUBUC  LmRARY  AND  READING  RoOM. 

Acting  Librarian,  F.  M.  Bowman,  Plainfidd. 
X905    Bakkingek  High  School,  Newark. 

Principal,  W.  E.  Steams;  Librarian,  K.  E.  Rudd.  Newark. 
Board  or  Education,  Platntield. 

President,  J.  B.  Probaaco;  Superintendent,  H.  M.  Maxson,  Plainfield. 
Broadway  School,  Camden. 

Principal,  Elizabeth  Anderson;  Librarian,  Laura  S.  Schrack,  Broadway  and  Clintoa 
Sts..  Camden. 
TftB  Center  School,  Bloomtield. 

Principal,  Lizae  Otis,  Bloomfield. 
£.  A.  Stevens  Girls  Grammar  School,  Camden. 

Principal,  Fkvence  Hughes,  4th  and  Washington  Sts..  Camden. 
High  Bridge  Public  School. 

Principal,  C.  E.  A.  Walton,  High  Bridge. 
High  School,  Bayonne. 

Principal,  Preston  H.  Smith,  Bayonne. 
Madison  Pubuc  Library. 

Librarian,  Bertha  Selina  Wildman,  Madison. 
Manual  Trainimo  and  High  School. 

Principal,  Clara  S.  Burrougfa,  Haddon  and  Newton  Aves.,  Camden. 
Matawan  Graded  School. 

Principal.  W.  A.  Miller;  Librarian,  Joel  A.  Walling,  Matawan. 
Neptune  Township  High  School. 

Principal.  L.  A.  Doren.  Ocean  Grove. 
PiTBUc  High  School.  Red  Bank. 

Principal.  S.  V.  Arrowsmith,  Red  Bank. 
Public  School  Library,  Camden. 

Librarian,  Laura  S.  Schrack,  Broadway  and  Clinton  Sts.,  Camden. 
Public  School  Library.  Ego  Harbor  Cfty. 

Principal  and  Librarian,  H.  M.  Cressman,  Egg  Harbor  City. 
School  No.  2,  Jersey  City. 

Principal,  Julia  A.  Minihan.  Erie  St..  Jersey  City. 
South  Orange  Public  School. 

Superintendent,  H.  W.  Foster,  South  Orange. 
Stevens  Institute  op  Technology. 

President,  Alex.  C.  Humphreys;  Librarian,  Enid  M.  Hawkins,  Hoboken. 
Teachers  Consulting  Library. 

Supervising  Principal,  E.  Mackey,  High  School,  Hamilton  and  Chestnut  Sts.,  Trenton. 
West  Hoboken  Public  School  Library. 

Superintendent,  E.  J.  Tomlinson,  School  No.  i.  West  Hoboken. 
1006    Free  Public  Library.  Hoboken. 

President  of  Board  of  Trustees,  George  H.  Steil;  Librarian  and  Secretary,  Thomas 
Ford  HatfieU,  Hoboken. 

NEW  MEXICO 
active  members 

zSqx    Hiram  Hadlxy,  AJhL.  '85.  Earlham  Coll. 

Ex-Territorial  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Mesilla  Park. 
1895    Clarence  T.  Hagerty,  B.Sc.,  'go.  M.Sc.,  '95,  Notre  Dame  Univ. 

1891,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  College  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Las  Cruces. 
Charles  E.  Hodoin,  Grad.,  '81,  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  Pd.B.,  '93,  Univ.  of  N.  Mcx. 

1897,   Principal  of  Normal  Department,  University  of  New  Mexico,  Albuquerque. 
Charles  M.  LigbTj  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  City  of  New  York  and  Nor.  Sch.  of  Kans. 
1896,   Prmdpal  of  Normal  School  of  New  Mexico,  Silver  City. 

1897    Hugh  A.  Owen,  B.Sc. 

X900,   Head  of  Science  Department,  Normal  School  of  New  Mexico.  Silver  City;  address 
for  1907,  Student  at  The  University  of  Chicago,  1 1  Snell  Hall,  Chicago,  111. 
James  Alpheus  Wood^  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  '80. 

i899i   Supenntendent  of  City  Schools,  303  E.  Palace  Avenue.  Sanu  F^. 
zgoa    Wellington  D.  Sterling.  B.L.,  '09,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  3x5  Lead  Ave..  Albuquerque. 
I90J     RlTPERT  F.  ASPLUND,  A.B.,  '96.  III.  CoU. 

xgoa,   Professor  <rf  Latin  and  Greek,  University  of  New  Mexico,  410  S.  7th  St.,  Albuquerque. 

James  Elton  Clark.  Pd.M. 

1907,  Territorial  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.  400  Don  Gaspar  Ave..  Santa  F6. 

1907    WnxzAM  H.  Decker,  B.E. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Gallup. 
R.  R.  Larkin,  B.Sc..  N.  Mex.  A.  and  M.  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Las  Vegas;  res.,  624.  lath  St..  East  Las  Vegas. 


150  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [New  York 

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1907    John  Robkstson  Macasthus,  A.B..  '93*  Univ.  of  Manitoba;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Oiicaco. 

1903,  Professor  of  Enclish,  New  Mexico  Anicultural  and  Mechanical  College,  Box  105, 
Agricultural  College;  express  office,  MesiUa  Park. 

msTirvTiON 

190a    New  Mkxioo  Colueos  op  Aokicultuu  and  Mechanic  Aris. 

President,  Luther  Foster;    Librarian,  Lucy  M.  Lewis,  Mesilla  Park;  P.  O.,  Agri- 
cultural College. 

NEW  YORK 

LIFE  DnZCTOKS 

1884  jAMis  H.  Canvbld,  A.B.,  *68,  A.M.,  *77.  LL.D.,  '94.  Williams  Coll.;  Litt.D.,  'oa.  Oxford,  England. 

1899,   Librarian  of  Columbia  University,  New  York. 

1885  Nicholas  Mukiay  BirrLSK,  A.B.,  '8a,  Ph.D.,  '84,  Columbia  Coll. 

1889,   President  of  Columbia  University,  119  E.  3oih  St.,  New  York. 
S890    Charles  Rufus  Skinner,  A.M.,  '90.  Hamilton  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '95.  Colgate  Univ.;  LittJ).,  *oz,  Tufts 
CoU. 
Ex-Stale  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Watertown. 
William  H.  Maxwell,  A.B.,  '7a,  A.M..  '74.  Queen's  Univ.,  Ireland;  LL.D..*oi.  Columbia  Univ. 
Z898.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  The  City  of  New  York,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 

LIFE  MEMBERS 

1857    James  Cruikshane,  LL.D.,  '6a. 

Retired  Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  la,  and  Secr.^tary  of  Council  of  Brook- 
lyn iDstitttte  of  Arts  and  Sciences.  ao6  S.  Oxford  St.,  Brooklyn. 
1870    WnxiAM  Edward  Crosby. 

Literary  and  Educational  Writer,  544  W.  147th  St.,  New  York. 
188a    Josephine  E.  Hodgdon,  Pd.M.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  City  of  New  York. 

Ex-Principal  of  Intermediate  School  No.  no,  29  E.  a9th  St.,  New  York. 
Menco  Stern. 

1879,  Professor  of  German  Language  and  Literature,  Stern's  School  of  Languages,  38  E. 
6oth  St.,  New  York. 

1884  Mrs.  Georgiana  Van  Aken. 

1858,   Principal  of  Day  School,  Five  Points'  Mission,  63  Park  St.,  New  York. 

1885  Thomas  Hunter.  A.M.,  *66,  Columbia  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '77.  WillUms  Coll.;  LL.D..  N.  Y.  UniT. 

1869,   President  Emeritus  of  Normal  College,  ao79,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 


i88a    Walter  S.  Goodnough. 

1890,   Director  of  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  Borou^  of  Brooklyn, 
New  Yorii,  151  Madison  St.,  Brooklyn. 
1884    Richard  G.  Boone,  A.M.,  De  Pauw  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Ohio  Univ. 

1903,  Editor  of  '^Education"  and  Institute  Conductor,  586  V.  C.  P.  Ave..  Park  Hill.  Yonkers. 
Edward  N.  Jones,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M..  '86,  Ph.D.,  '93.  Hamilton  Coll. 

1904,  Principal  of  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers;  res.,  i  Midland  Ave.,  White 

Plains. 

1886  Charles  L.  Patton. 

University  Publishmg  Co.,  a7-a9  W.  a3d  St.,  New  Ysrk. 

1887  GussiE  Power. 

1880,  Teacher,  535  Warren  St.,  Hudson. 

1888  Andrew  S.  Draper,  LL.B.,  '71,  Union  Univ.;   LL.D.,  '89,  Colgate  Univ.,  '03,  Columbia  Univ.,  '05, 

Univ.  of  lU. 
X904,   Commissioner  of  Education  for  the  State  of  New  York,  Albany. 

1889  Charles  DeGarmo,  Ph.D.,  '86,  Halle,  Germany. 

1898,  Professor  of  Science  and  Art  of  Education,  Cornell  University,  809  E.  State  St., 

Ithaca. 
Thomas  Francis  Kane,  A.B..  '9a,  Cornell  Univ. 

1899,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  George  Wm.  Curtis  High  School,  Richmond  Borough,  s 

WaU  St.,  New  Brighton,  S.  I. 
Gratia  L.  Rice. 

1893,  State  Director  of  Teachers'  Institutes.  Education  Department,  State  of  New  York; 
home  address,  CassviUe;  express  office,  Richfield  Junction. 
1899    C.  W.  Bardeen,  A.B.,  '69.  Yale  Coll. 

1874.    Editor  of  "School  Bulletin,"  406  S.  Franklin  St.,  S>Tacuse. 
Andrew  Burr-  Blodcett,  Pd.D.,  'oa,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1889,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  ia7  Burnet  Ave.,  Syracuse. 
John  T.  Buchanan,  A.M.,  Central  Coll. 

1897,   Principal  of  De  Witt  Clinton  High  School;    res.,  37  Hamilton  Terrace,  New  York. 
John  W.  Chandler,  Ph.D.,  '77,  Univ.  of  State  of  New  York. 

Jordan. 
Edward  D.  Farrell,  A.M..  '67,  CoU.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

1889,    District  Supermtendent  of  Schools,  163  E.  X34th  St.,  New  York. 


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NEW  YORK-CoiHtmied 

1891    Vmcnrr  Aldudgb,  A.M.,  'Sx,  Syracuse  Univ.,  M.D. 

1889.  Teacher  in  Manual  Training  High  School,  3a  Qarkaon  St.,  Brooklyn. 

Fbancb  Johw  Chemxy,  A.B.,  *7a,  A.M.,  '75,  Ph.D.,  '89,  Syracuse  Univ. 

X891.   Principal  of  SUte  Normal  and  Training  School,  45  Church  St.,  Cortland. 

AucDSTUS  S.  DowNiKO,  A.M.,  Pennsylvania  Coll.:  Pd.D.;  LL.D.,  '06.  Syracuse  Univ. 
X904,  Third  Assistant  Commissioner  of  Education,  141  S.  Allen  St.,  Albany. 

Matthxw  J.  Elgas,  A.B..  '6a,  A.M.,  '63,  Montreal  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '69,  St.  John's  CoU. 

X896,  District  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  xai  W.  87th  St.,  New  York. 

Haklan  p.  French,  A.B.,  '68,  A.M.,  '7X.  Amherst  Coll. 

x895f  Proprietor  of  Albany  Teachers'  Agency,  81  Chapel  St.,  Albany. 

Geokck  David  Hale,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '73*  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

X059  Lake  Ave.,  Rodiester. 
OSSIAN  H.  Lano. 

1895.  Editor  of  "The  School  Journal,"  "Educational  Foundadons,"  and  "Teachers  Maga- 

zine." II-X5  E.  34th  St.,  New  York. 

Hemey  M.  Leifhcee,  A.M.,  Cofl.  of  City  of  N.  Y.;  Ph.D.,  "88,  Columbia  Coll.;  LL.D.,  Union  Coll. 

1896,  Supervisor  of  Lectures,  Board  of  Education,  New  York  city,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 

EU.EN  G.  Reveley,  Pd.D.,  '94.  N.  Y.  Sute  Nor.  Coll. 
349  Westcott  St.,  Syracuse. 

Thomas  B.  Sxowell.  A.B..  '6«,  Genesee  Coll.;  A.M..  '68,  Ph.D.,  '81,  Syracuse  Univ. 

X889.  Principal  of  State  Normal  and  Training  School,  6  Le  Roy  St.,  Potsdam. 
189a    Mes.  Ella  N.  Allen. 

34i  Eagle  St.,  Utica. 
Thomas  O.  Bakee.  A.B..  '86,  A.M.,  '9a,  Ph.D..  '06,  Nor.  Univ..  Ohio;  PdJ)..  '96,  N.  Y.  UniT. 
X901,   Ftindpal  of  School  No.  44,  437  Hancock  St.,  Brooklyn. 

Emmet  Belenap,  A.B..  '80,  A.M.,  '83.  Marietta  CoU. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Sdiools,  247  East  Ave.,  Lockport. 

W.  H.  Benedict,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Hamilton  Coll. 


lEDiCT,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Hamilton  Coll. 

1889,   Principal  of  School  No.  8,  531  W.  3d  St.,  Ehnira. 


A.  Hall  Buedice. 

1890,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  14.  4  Harrison  St,  Stapletoa. 

Cbaeles  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  Coll.;  LL.D..  'oa,  Syracuse  Univ.  and  Alfred  UniT. 

1905,   President  ci  American  Library  Institute,  Lake  Placid  Club,  Lake  Pladd. 
Geoeoe  Fenton. 

X890,  Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  40  Olbiaton  St.,  Utica. 

Masy  F.  Hyde. 

Author  of  "Practical  Lessons  in  the  Use  of  English,"  "Practical  English  Grammar," 
"Two-Book  Course  in  English."  etc.,  908  Main  St.,  Binghamton. 
James  Lee,  M.D.,  '86.  Bellevue  Hospital  Med.  Coll. 

x89a,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  456  W.  141  St.,  New  York 
William  J.  Milne.  A.B.,  '68,  A.M.,  '71,  Ph.D.,  '77,  Rochester  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '78,  De  Pauw  Univ. 

President  of  New  York  Sute  Normal  College,  Albany. 
OscAE  D.  RoBiNaoN.  Ph.D..  '87.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

x886.   Principal  of  High  School,  501  Sute  St.,  Albany. 

1893     Andeew  W.  Edson.  A.B.,  '78^  A.M.,  '81.  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1897,   Associate  City  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Park  Ave.  and  59th  St.,  New  York. 
HXNEY  P.  Emekson.  A.B.,  '71,  A.M.,  '74,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

x893»   Superintendent  of  Education,  laa  CoUege  St.,  Buffalo. 
John  Aethcr  Greene,  A.M.,  '00,  Colby  Univ  . 

1896,  Manager  of  American  Book  Co.,  100  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
Jenjvy  Biggs  Meeeill,  Pd.D.,  'oa.  New  York  Univ. 

1896,   Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  Boroughs  of  Manhattan  and  the  Bronx,  xxa  E.  8x5t  St., 
New  York. 
Josephine  E.  Rogers. 

Principal  of  PuMic  School  No.  ia6;  res.,  541  Lexington  Ave.,  New  York. 

X894     Feed  Washington  Atkinson,  A.B..  '00,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  \jt\p7\g. 

1904.  President  of  Polytechnic  Institute  of  Brooklyn,  55  Pineapple  St.,  Brooklyn. 

Frane  D.  Beattys,  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '88,  Wcsleyan  Univ. 

Manager  of  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  85,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Feamcis  R.  Claie. 

1904,  Auditor  of  Accounts.  Department  of  Finance,  Qty  of  New  York;  res..  North  Boule- 
vard, CoUege  Point 
Cbaeles  Newell  Cobb,  A.B.,  '77,  and  A.M.,  '80,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1893,   Inspector  of  New  York  State  Education  Department,  36  N.  Pine  Ave.,  Albany. 
Cynthu  Lagomarsino. 

X884,  Teacher  in  Five  Points  Ladies'  Home  Mission  Day  School,  63  Park  St.,  New  York. 
William  A.  Mackey. 

1899,   Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  53,  59  Huntington  Ave.,  Buffalo. 


152  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  INew  York 

NEW  YOKKr^otUhnud 

1804    Chakles  E.  Mcbkill. 

President  of  Charles  E.  Merrill  Co.,  Educational  Publishers,  44  E.  ajd  St.,  New  York. 
Frederick  Montesee,  Ph.D.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Vienna,  Austria;  Pd.D.,  '03.  New  York  Univ. 

1897,   First  Assistant  and  Head  of  German  Deportment,  De  Witt  Clintoo  High  School, 
605  Van  Courtlandt  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
W.  F.  (yCALLAGHAN,  A.B.,  Harvard  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  58,  and  (1902)  Lecturer  in  Catholic  Summer  School  of 
America,  3'7  W.  sad  St.,  New  York. 
George  A.  Pumfton. 

Educational  Publisher,  70,  5th  Ave.,  New  Yoric. 

Hester  A.  Roberts. 

z886,   Prindpal  of  Elementary  School  No.  10,  a  W..ia0th  St.,  New  York. 
Edoar  O.  Silver,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Brown  Univ. 

Publisher,  President  of  the  Corporation  Silver,  Burdett  &  Company,  85,  5th  Ave, 
New  York.  i—      ;>  ^ 

Joseph  S,  Taylor,  Pd.D.,  'ga.  New  York  Univ. 

xgoa,   District  Superintendent  of   Schools,  aa75   Loring  Place,  University  Heights,  New 
York. 
i8o«    Samuel  Houston  Albro,  Ph.D.,  Colgate  Univ. 
^  Woodside,  Central  Ave..  FredooU. 

H.  T.  Ambbosb. 

President  of  American  Book  Co.,  Publishers,  100  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
Middlesex  A.  Bao-ey,  A.M.,  '77t  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Conn. 

1899,   Department  of  Mathematics,  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers;  res.,  Lewis 
Parkway,  Yonkers. 

Thomas  M.  Balliet. 

X904,   Dean  of  School  of  Pedagogy,  New  York  University,  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
Ida  C.  Bender,  M.D.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Buffalo,  Med.  Dept. 

1893,   Supervisor  of  Primary  Grades,  731  EUicott  St.,  Buffalo. 
Clarence  Franklin  Carroll,  A.B., '81,  Yale  Univ. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  8  Girton  PI.,  Rochester. 
Fannie  S.  Comings. 

1893.  Assistant  Prmapal  of  Grammar  School  No.  77, 183,  8th  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
JULU  E.  Cbane. 

1884,   Teacher  of  Vocal  Music,  State  Normal  School,  and  Director  of  Crane  Normal  Imti- 
tute  of  Music,  91  Main  St.,  Potsdam. 
Henby  Thomas  Dawson,  A.B.,  '8a,  111.  Wes.  Univ.;  Ph.D. 

Publisher,  11 33  Broadway,  New  York. 
Samuel  T.  Dutton.  A.B.,  A.M.,  Yale  Coll. 

Z900,   Professor  of    School  Administration,  Teachers  Colkge,  Cdumbia  Univcrsty,  W. 
laoth  St.,  New  York. 

Ada  Van  Stone  Harbis. 

1897.  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  and  Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  ao7    East 
Ave.,  Rochester. 

Edward  Haywaro.  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '9a,  Union  Coll. 

1901,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  103  Mohawk  St.,  Cohoes. 
Welland  Hendrick,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  *Bx,  Colgate  Univ. 

Z898,   First  Assistant  in  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers,  680  St.  Nicholas  Ave.,  New 
York. 
Walter  L.  Hervey,  A.B.,  A.M..  Ph.D.,  '03,  Princeton  Univ. 

1898,  Examiner  of  Board  of  Education,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
Wilber  W.  Howe. 

Author,  St.  Johnsville. 
Thomas  R.  Kneil,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Conn. 

Z892,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School  Building,  Saratoga  Springs. 
Louise  M.  Ij^pey. 

190a,  Assistant  Prindpal  of  Delaware  Avenue  School  No.  16,  731  EUicott  St.,  Buffalo. 
Charixs  D.  Ijirkins,  Ph.B.,  '81,  Pd.D.,  '04.  Alfred  Univ. 

1893.  Prindpal  of  Manual  Training  High  School,  22s  Argyle  Road,  Brooklyn. 

Seth  Low,  LL.D.,  '89,  Amherst  Coll.;  '90,  Univ.  of  State  of  N.  Y.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  Harvard  Univ.. 
Trinity;  '96.  Princeton  Univ.;  '05.  Yale  Univ. 
Ex- Mayor  of  Greater  New  York,  30  E.  64th  St.,  New  York. 
J.  Milford  McKee,  A.m.,  Ph.D.,  'oi,  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

1898,   Principal  of  West  Side  School,  lai  Valentine  St.,  Mt.  Veraon. 
Frank  Morton  McMurry,  Ph.D.,  Jena. 

1898,   Professor  of  Theory  and  Practice  of  Teachimc,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  Uni- 
versity, New  York;  res.,  9  Hillside  Drive,  Park  Hill,  Yonkers. 
Henry  Dorsey  Newson,  A.B.,  '7a,  West.  Md.  Coll. 

President  of  Newson  &  Co.,  Publishers,  37 and  29  W.  a3d  St.;  res.,  160  W.  io6th  St., 
New  York. 
Andrew  V.  V.  Raymond.  A.B..  '75,  D.D.,  '87,  Union  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '94.  Wlliams  CoH. 

1894,  President  of  Umon  College,  College  Hill,  Schenectady. 
J.  M.  Rice,  M.D.,  '81,  CoU.  of  Phys.  and  Sur.,  N.  Y. 

Editor  of  "The  Forum,"  45  E.  4»d  St.,  New  York. 
RoviLLUS  R.  Rogers,  A.B.,  Oberlin  Coll. 

890,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  6a 7  E.  6th  St.,  Jamestown. 


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NEW  YOWL-Conimmd 

1895  Jaices  £asl  Russell,  A.B..  '87,  Cornell  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '94,  Leipzig;  LL.D.,  '03.  Dickinson  CoU.  and 

•05,  Univ.  of  Colo. 
189S.  Dean  of  Teachers  College.  Colombia  University,  500  W.  laist  St.,  New  York. 
HraatY  R.  Sanford.  A.B.,  '61,  A.M..  '64,  Genesee  Coll.;  A.M.,  '73.  Syracuse  Univ.;   Ph.D.,  '94, 
Union  Univ. 
1885,  State  Institute  Conductor,  and  Chairman  of  State  Board  of  Examiners  for  Teachers* 
Licenses  of  New  York.  135  Elm  St.,  Penn  Yan. 
Alvkkd  T.  Schauttlxs,  A.B.,  '65,  A.M.,  '68,  Williams  CoU. 

igoa.   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  the  City  of  New  York;  res.,  a86a  Marion  Ave. 
Bedford  Park. 
Henky  G.  Schneider.  B.Sc.,  '87,  CoU.  City  of  New  York. 

x888,   Second  Assistant  in  PubUc  School  No.  10,  Bronx;  res..  610  W.  47th  St.,  New 
York. 
Myron  Tracy  Scudder,  A.B.,  '8a,  A.M.,  '86,  Rutgers  CoU. 

1899,   Principal  of  Sute  Normal  School,  New  PalU. 
Sylvester  R.  Shear. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  74  Fair  St.,  Kingston.    * 
Plowimn  Stevens,  Tr.,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Coll.  City  of  New  York. 

Pnndpal  of  Pubtic  School  No.  6,  Bronx;  res.,  aia6  Washington  Ave.,  New  York. 
JoHV  H.  Walsh,  A.B..  '73,  A.M.  '89,  Georgetown  CoU.;  LL.B.,  *&o,  Columbia  Coll. 

193a,   Associate  Citv  Superint.-ndent  of  Schoob,  The  City  of  New  York;  res.,  850a  Fort 
Hamilton  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 

CHftRLBS  F.  Whbklock,  B.Sc.,  '73,  ComeU  Univ.;  LL.D..  '05,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

Chief  of  Division  of  Examinations,  Department  of  Educaticm,  State  of  New  Yorii; 
res.,  71  Cliff  St.,  Canajohaiie. 

1896  Mrs.  Amelia  D.  Alden,  Grad.,  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

1895,  Teacher  of  EngUah  and  History,  Boulevard,  Westerkigh,  West  New  Brighton. 
Edward  N.  Bristol. 

Book  PubUsher.  a9  W.  a3d  St.,  New  York. 

Edgene  C.  Colby. 

1905,  Sute  Director  of  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  State  of  Nrw  York;  res.,  39  Rut- 
gert  St.,  Rochester. 
Lb  Roy  C.  Cooley,  A.M.,  Ph.D. 

1874,   Professor  of  Physics,  Vassar  CoUege,  a  Reservoir  Sq.,  Poughkeepsie. 

Henry  M.  Crist. 

Manager  of  New  York  Office,  MUton  Bradley  Co.,  xi  £.  i6th  St.,  New  York. 

Booths  Colwell  Davis,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '93.  Alfred  Univ.;  B.D.,  '93.  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '96,  Nat. 
Nor.  Univ.;  DJD.,  '01,  Alfred  Univ. 

1895,  President  of  Alfred  University,  a6  Main  St.,  Alfred. 
George  Samler  Davis,  B.Sc.,  CoU.  of  City  of  New  York. 

x888,   AsBociate  City  Superintendent  of  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.;    res.,  34a  W.  85th  St.,  New 
York. 
WnxiAM  Reed  Eastman,  A.B..  '54.  Yale  Coll.;  B.L.S..  '9a.  M.L.S..  '06.  Univ.  of  N.  Y. 

189a,  Inspector  of  Public  Libraries,  and  (1906)  Chief  of  Division  of  Educational  Exten- 
sion, New  York  State  Education  Department.  State  Library,  Albany. 
Ella  C.  Elder. 

1898,  Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  86  Delaware  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
Henry  William  Ellsworth,  Grad..  Fredonia  Acad. 

Author  and  PubUsher  of  Schoolbooks,  ia7  Duane  St..  New  York;  res.,  Mont  Vale, 
N.J. 
James  A.  Estes,  A.M.,  Alfred  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  17  MarshaU  Ave.,  GloversviUe. 
John  Huston  Finley.  A.B..  '87.  A.M.,  '90,  Knox  CoU.;  LL.D.,  Princeton  Univ.,  Park  CoU..  Knox 
CoU.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  and  Tulane  Univ. 
1903,   President  of  College  of  The  City  of  New  York;  res.,  St.  Nicholas  Terrace,  New 
York. 
Robert  Forzsman. 

Educational  Publisher.  SUver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  85,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Charles  Eugene  Gorton,  Ph.B.,  '71.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pd.D..  '06,  Alfied  Univ. 

1884,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  55  Hawthorne  Ave.,  Yonkers. 
Elbert  W.  GRiFrrrn,  Ph.B.,  Ph.D.,  lU.  Wes.  Univ.;  A.  M.,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn. 

1899.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  6  Pearl  St.,  Glens  FaUs. 
Walter  B.  Gunnison,  A.B..  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Ph.D.,  '93. 

1896.  Principal  of  Erasmus  HaU  High  School,  77  WUson  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Caroline  T.  Haven. 

1884.  Principal  of  Kindergarten  Department,  Ethical  Culture  School,  Central  Park,  West, 

and  63d  Sts.,  New  York. 
William  C.  Hess,  B.Sc.,  '67,  M.Sc.,  '71.  CoU.  of  City  of  N.  Y. 

1885,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  30,  and  (1896)  Principal  of  East  Side  Evening  High 

School;  res.,  6ai  N.  Lefferts  Ave.,  Richmond  HiU,  New  York. 
Alpheus  B.  Kenyon,  B.Sc.,  '74.  M.Sc.,  '77,  D.Sc..  'os,  Alfred  Univ. 

1874,   Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Graphics,  and  (1891)  Registrar  of  Alfred  University 
33  S.  Main  St.,  Alfred. 
Mrs.  Maria  KRAUs-BoELTt. 

1873,   Principal  of  Kratis  Seminary  for  Kindergartners;  res.,  Hotel  San  Remo,  146  Central 
ParkW.,  New  York. 


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S896    Charles  E.  Lawton. 

1889,  Prmdpd  of  Central  Gmnnur  School,  46  Seward  Ave.,  Auburn. 
Thomas  Bailey  Lovell,  A.B.,  '6a,  A.M..  '65,  Univ.  of  Rochester;  LL.D.,  '00,  Hohart  Coll. 

189a,   Principal  of  High  School,  70a  Chilton  Ave.,  Niagara  Falls. 
Masy  a.  Magovekn. 

1906,   Prindaal  of  Public  School  No.  76,  Manhattan.  Lexington  Ave.  and  68th  St.,  New 

J.  Edman  Masses,  A.B.,  '7^.  A.M.,  '76,  Hamilton  Coll. 

Ez-Supenntcndent  of  Schools,  706  Church  St..  Herkimer. 
Claeencs  E.  Mbleney,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '79*  Colby  Univ.;  LL.D. 

1896,   Anociate  City  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York  dty;  res..  370 
McDonough  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Otis  Monteose. 

189s.   Principal  of  Haldane  High  School,  Coldspring.  Putnam  Co. 
HowAED  J.  Rogers.  A.B.,  '84.  Williams  Coll.;  LL.D.,  Northwestern  Univ.;  A.M.,  ^04,  Columbia 
Univ. 
First  Assistant  Commissioner  of  Education,  Sute  of  New  York,  Albany. 
Chaeles  M.  Ryon. 

x9oa,  Supervisor  of  Penmanship,  i  jo  Elmendorf  St.,  Kingston. 
Saea  a.  Saundees,  Grad.,  '73.  Cortland  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1895.  SuDerintendent  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  40  College  St.. 

Brockport. 
Feank  a.  Schhidt,  Pd.D.,  '91.  New  York  Univ. 

X904,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  30.  Manhattan;  res.,  420  W.  S47th  St.,  New  York. 
Mae  E.  Scbeeisee. 

x9oa.   Institute  Instructor  in  Language  and  Literature,  Imperial  Hotel,  New  York. 
Jacob  Gould  Schurmahl  A.B.,*77,  A.M.,'78,  Univ.  of  London:  D.Sc..'78,  Univ. of  Edinburgh;  LLJ>., 
'9a,  Columbia  Univ.,  'ox,  Yale  Univ.,  and  oa,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh. 
x89a,   President  of  Cornell  University,  Ithaca. 
Bonnie  E.  Snow. 

Editorial  Department,  Prang  Educational.Company,  xx3  Univcnity  PL,  New  York. 
Maey  V.  Squire. 

Assistant  in  School  No.  39,  X9  Marigold  Ave.,  Buffalo. 

Edwabd  Walmsley  Stitt,  M.Sc.,  '8x.  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  Pd.M.,  '07.  Pd.D.,  '00,  N.Y.  Unir. 

X903,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  613  W.  x79th  St.,  Washington  Heights,  New  York. 
Aheua  Eaele  Trant,  M.D.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Buffak>. 

X897,   Principal  of  Boys'  Denirtment.  Instructor  in  Psychology  and  Physiology,  Mastea 
Park  High  School,  "The  Markeen,"  Main  and  Utica  Sts.,  Buflak>. 
M.  H.  Walrath,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '9a.  Syracuse  Univ. 

1896,  Principal  of  High  School,  Box  544,  Troy. 
X897    Jessie  H.  Banceoft. 

:8q3.   Assistant  Director  of  Physical  Training,  Public  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York, 
C.  L.  Baestow,  A.B.,  Union  CoU. 

Msnager  of  Educational  Department,  The  Century  Co.,  Union  Sq.,  New  York. 
Enoch  Henry  Currier,  A.M.,  '9a,  Nat.  Deaf  Mute  Coll.,  D.  C. 

1893,   Principal  of  New  York  Institution  for  Deaf  and  Dumb,  W.  163d  St.  and  Fort  Wash- 
ington Ave.,  SUtion  M,  New  York. 
John  Dewey,  A.B.,  '79,  Univ.  of  Vt.;  Ph.D..  '84.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X904,   Professor  of  Philosoj^y,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Anne  J.  Faeley. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  183,  Manhattan;  res.,  1334  Lexington  Ave.,  New  York . 
Henry  W.  Jameson,  A.B.,  '7a.  Yale  CoU. 

X890,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  W.  1x9th  St.,  New  York. 
Edward  Lord,  A.M.,  '94.  Dartmouth  CoU. 

190a,   General  Manager  of  Educational  Department,  Charles  Scribner's  Sods,  153,  5th 
Ave.,  New  York. 
Adolph  L.  Peck. 

1880,   Librarian  of  GloversviUe  Free  library,  Gloversville. 
Henning  Webb  Prentis,  Grad.,  '71.  Univ.  of  Va. 

190a,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  44,  570  Jefferson  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
GusTAVE  StraubenmCller,  A.B. 

1906,   Associate  City  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Edgecombe  Road,  near  ]7oth  St.,  New 
York. 

John  Henry  Thiry. 

Secretary  of  Local  School  Board,  District  4i>  Queens  County,  181  Academy  St., 
Long  Island  City. 
Henry  Hobaet  Vail,  A.B.,  '60,  LL.D.,  '97,  Middlcbury  CoU. 

Publisher,  32a  W.  7Sth  St.,  New  York. 
Eli  W.  Weaver,  BE..  '86,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  MillersviUe,  Pa.;  M.Pd.,  '04.  N.  Y.  Univ. 

190 1,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Boys'  High  School,  as  Jefferson  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Zenas  Freeman  Westervelt,  LL.D.,  '95.  Rochester  Univ. 

X876,   Superintendent  of  Rochester  School  for  the  Deaf,  945  St.  Paul  St.,  Rochester. 
William  Stearns  White,  Ph.B.,  "So,  Albion  CoU. 

RepresenUti^'e  of  the  American  Book  Co.,  xoo  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
1898    Susan  F.  Chase,  A.B.,  Wes.  Univ.;  A.M.,  Milton  CoU.;  Ph.D.   Teachers  CoU..  Buffalo  Univ. 

Teacher  of  Literature  and  Psychology,  Sute  Normal  School.  37,  xsth  St.,  Buffakx 


New  York)         LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  155 

NEW  YORK— CMfoiraed 

1898      W.  E.  COCHKANE. 

Vke-Prestdent  of  Prang  Educational  Co.,  113  University  PI.,  New  York;    res..  137 
Rich  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
I.  O.  CSISSY. 

1895,  Inspector  of  Business  Education,  University  of  State  of  New  York,  140  S.  Swan 

St.,  Albany. 
RiCBASD  Elwood  Dodgb,  A.B.,  'go,  A.M.,  '94,  Harvard  Univ. 

1896,  Profesaor  of  Geography,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  Univerdty,  New  York. 
John  T.  Frexmam,  B.Sc.,  '83,  M.Sc.,  '87.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

xgos.  Superintendent  of  Schools.  High  School.  Schenectady. 
George  B.  GEUfAim,  A.B.,  '95.  Ph.D.,  '99,  Columbia  Univ. 

X903.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  130,  66  Midwood  St.,  Brooklyn. 
H.  WiLLAED  Gray. 

Publisher,  ax  £.  X7th  St.,  New  York. 
Chahi.es  L.  Harrington,  A.B.,  '70.  A.M.,  '95,  Amherst  CoU. 

X905,   Lecturer,  and  Supervisor  o!  Lectures  and  Concerts  for  Brooklyn  Institute  of  Arts  and 
Sciences,  50a  Fulton  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Edwin  S.  Harris,  A.M..  '86,  Union  Coll. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  a68  Pawling  Ave.,  Troy. 
Charles  C.  Holden.  Pd.M. 

1904,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  17.  Bronx,  City  Island,  New  York;  res.,  15  Beach  Av. 

Mamaroneck. 
Eugene  W.  Lytile,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '81,  Ph.D.,  '9s,  Hamilton  Coll. 

X898,   Inspector  of  University  of   the  Sute  of   New  York,  New  York  State  Education 
Depaztmcnt,  Capitol,  Albany. 
William  Smith  Murray.  B.Sc.,  '88,  M.Sc..  '93.  Srracuae  Univ. 

Graduate  Student,  Columbia  Umversity;  res..  419  W.  laxst  St.,  New  York. 
Edward  Beverly  Nelson,  A.B.. '73,  A.M.  (honorarv),  '94.  Harvard  Univ. 

Room  No.  7.    The  Lorraine."  35  Oswego  St.,  Utica. 
Vinton  S.  Paessler.  A.M..  '01,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

x897i   Pnndpal  of  Bark>w  School  of  Industrial  Arts,  6  Gary  St.,  Binghamton. 
C.  R.  Richards,  B.Sc.,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1898,   Director  of  Manual  Thuning  Department,  Teachen  College,  Columbia  University, 
New  York. 
SrOART  H.  Rows,  A.B.,  '90,  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '95,  Jena  Univ.,  Germany. 

X904,   Head  of  Department  of  Psychologv  and  Pedagogy,  Brooklyn  Training  School  for 
Teachers;  res.,  xo6o  A  Sterling  Pi.,  Brooklyn. 
Mary  S.  Snow.  Ph.M..  '96,  Univ.  of  Msine. 

X901,   Instructor  in  Normal  Methods  and  Supervisor  of  Practice  Teaching,  Department  of 
Domestic  Sdcnce,  Pratt  Institute,  Brooklyn. 
Edward  Lee  Thorndiee,  A.B.,  '95,  Wes.  Univ.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D., 
'98,  Columbia  Univ. 
X904,  Professor  of  Educational  Psychology,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;  res., 
530  W.  X33<1  St.,  New  York. 
Sherman  Williams,  Pd.D., '94*  Albany  Nor.  CoU. 

1898,  Institute  Instructor  for  State  of  New  York,  xo  Grove  Ave.,  Glens  Falls. 
1899    Frederice  B.  Abbott.  Ph.D.,  '98.  Martyn  Call. 

1907,  Teacher  in  Manual  Traming  High  School;  res.,  48a,  7th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Darwin  L.  Bardwrll,  A.B.,  '83.  A.M.,  '88.  Amherst  Coll. 

X93a,  District  Supermtendent  of  City  Schools,  6x  St.  Marks  PI.,  New  Brighton. 
Jesse  D.  Burxs,  Ph.B.,  '91,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  M.L.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Cal.;  Ph.D.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  Teachers  Training  School,  X07  Lake  Ave.,  Albany. 
Herbert  Grigos. 

With  Stiver,  Burdett  &  Co. .  85.  5th  Ave. ,  New  York ;    res. ,  88 x  Flatbush  Ave. ,  Brook- 
lyn. 
Albert  Ross  Hill.  A.B.,  '9a,  Dalhousic  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '95,  Cornell  Univ. 

1907,   Professor  of  Philosophy  of  Education,  Director  of  School  of  Education,  and  Dean 
of  CoUege  of  Arts  and  Sdencxs;  res.,  6x1  E.  Seneca  St.,  Ithaca. 
Pnaip  M.  Hull,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '79,  Hamilton  Coll.,  N.  Y. 

1899,  Institute  Conductor,  Clinton. 

Henry  Johnson,  B.L..  '89,  Univ.  of  Minn.;  A.M..  *oa,  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Professor  of  History,  Teachera  CoUege,  Columbia  University;  res.,  6ao  W.  xi6th  St., 

New  York. 
Grant  Karr,  Ph.D.,  Jena. 

Teacher  of  General  Principles  of   Education  and    Observation,  Training  School 
for  Teachers;  res.,  411  W.  ixsth  St.,  New  York. 
John  Kennedy. 

1893,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Batavia. 
J.  E.  NeCollins,  B.L.,  '9a,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X90X,  With  American  Book  Co.,  xoo  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
Charles  E.  Nichols. 

1894,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  xs3  Stevens  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
Edward  A.  Page,  LL.B.,  '73,  Columbia  Univ. 

1884,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  77.  Boys,  Manhattan,  400  E.  86th  St.,  New  York. 
Henry  Carr  Pearson,  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ. 

X903,    Principal  of  Horace  Mann  Elementary  School,  Columbia  University;  res.,  501  W. 
xaoth  St.,  New  York. 


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1899    JuLiKT  Pearson. 

i860.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  68,  Primary,  Manhattan,  116  W.  198th  St.,  New  York. 

WnXIAM  E.  PULSIVCK. 

Educational  Publisher,  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  aas,  4th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Edward  B.  Rawson,  B.Sc.,  '81,  Mass.  Agri.  Coll. 

1897,  Pnndpal  of  Friends'  Seminary,  aa6  E.  x6th  St.,  New  York. 
John  Franklin  Rkioart,  A.B.,  Dickinson  Coll. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  a,  New  York;  res.,  31  F.ucHd  Ave.,  Yonkers. 
M.  Augusta  Requa,  M.D.,  '03,  Women's  Coll.,  N.Y.  Infirmary;  Pd.M.,  '96,  LL.B.,  '07,  New  York 
Univ.;  Grad.,  *88,  Anderson's  Nor.  Sch.  of  Gymnastics. 
1896,   Supervisor  of  Phyiical  Education.  Public  Schoob,  55  W.  sad  St..  New  York. 
EDrru  A.  Scott. 

1904,  Principal  of  Normal  Training  School,  Sdo  St..  Rochester. 

David  Samuel  Snedden,  A.B.,  ^97,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M..  *oi,  Columbia  Univ. 

Adjunct  Professor  of    Educational  Administration.  Teachers'  College.  Columbia 
University,  New  York. 
Edward  L.  Stevens  A.B..  '90,  A.M..  '93,  Hamilton  Coll.;  L.H.D..  '06,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1898,  Associate  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
Ralph  Stockhan  Tare,  B.Sc.,  '91,  Harvard  Univ. 

1896.   Professor  of  Physical  Geography,  Cornell  University,  i  East  Ave.,  Ithaca. 
John  F.  Woodhull,  A.B.,  '83,  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '99,  Columbia  Univ. 

1888,   Professor  of  Physical  Science,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York, 
igoo    Woodpord  D.  Anderson,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ph.D. 

1903,  Teacher  of  Commercial  Branches,  Washington  Irving   High  School,  ia4  E.  x6th 
St.,  New  York. 
Charles  W.  D.  Coepin. 

With  American  Book  Company,  100  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
James  B.  T.  Demarest.  Pd.M.,  '08,  New  York  Univ. 

X903.   Prinopal  of  Public  School  No.  19,  344  E.  X4th  St.,  New  York. 
Clyde  Fuist,  A.M.,  '95,  Dickinson  Coll. 

x9oa.   Secretary  of  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Elbert  A.  Gruver,  A.B.,  '9a,  Gettysburg  Coll. 

1899,  Superintendent    and    Principal   of    Institution   for   the   Improved   Instruction   of 

Deaf-Mutes,  904  Lexington  Ave.,  New  York. 

George  K.  Hawkins.  A.M.,  '94*  Union  Coll.;  D.Sc.,  '05.  St.  I^wrence  Univ. 

X898,   Principal  of  State  Normal  and  Training  School,  79  Court  St.,  Plattsburgh. 

Bertram  A.  Lenpest,  B.Sc..  '90.  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.;  Ph.D.,  '05.  Yale  Univ. 

1905,  Director  of  Mechanical  Drawing  nnd  Manual  Training,  Manual  Training    High 

School;  res.,  457  E.  agth  St.,  Brooklyn. 
William  McAndrew,  A.B.,  '86,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

190a,   Principal  of  Washington  Irving  High  School;    res.,  9758  Kingsbridge  Terrace,  New 
York. 
Elmer  S.  Redman,  A.M.,  '9^,  Ph.D.,  '98.  HI-  Wealeyan  Univ.;  A.M.,  '03,  Alfred  Univ. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  51  Genesee  St.,  HomeU. 
Jacques  W.  Redway.  F.R.G.S. 

Geographer  and  Author,  39  E.  4th  St.,  Mt.  Veraon. 
Albert  Henry  Wiloox.  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

1900,  Principal  of  East  High  School,  Alexander  St.  Rochester. 

1901    William  Chandler  Bagley.  B.Sc.  '95,  Mich.  Agri.  Coll.,  M.Sc.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  Ph.  D..  'oo,  Cor- 
nell Univ. 
X906,  Superintendent  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School.  Oswego. 

Frank  David  Boynton.  A.B..  *9X,  Middlebury  Coll.;  A.M.,  '94.  Hamilton  Coll.;  PJ.D.,  '03,  Syra- 
cuse Univ. 
1900,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  114  S.  Geneva  St.,  Ithaca. 

Percy  I.  Bugbee,  A.M.,  D.Sc.,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1898,   Principal  of  Sute  Normal  School,  x8  Wahiut  St.,  Oneonta. 

Eliza  A.  Caterson. 

1894,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  ax,  Bronx.  E.  ajad  St..  WakefieW,  New  York;  res,. 
WUliaxxisbridge. 
Marshall  Ware  Downing,  A.B.,  '94,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1903,   Head  of  Department  of  Latin  and  Greek,  High  School,  733  S.  Beech  St.,  Syracuse. 
James  M.  Edsall. 

1902,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  84x8  Bay  Parkway,  Brooklyn. 
Amos  William  Farnham. 

1894,   Teacher  and  Supervisor  of  Geography,  Oswego  Sute  Normal  School,  141  W.  4th  St., 
Oswego. 
Charles  Robert  Gaston,  Ph.B.,  '96,  Ph.D.,  '04.  Cornell  Univ. 

1900,   Teacher  of  English.  Richmond  fiill  High  School,  Queens;  res..  949  Park  PI.,  Brooklyn. 
S.  B.  Heceman,  Ph.B..  *93,  Earlham  Coll.;  A.B.,  '94.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05,  Ph.D.,  '06,  Univ. 
of  Pa. 

1906,  Instructor  in  German,  College  of  the  City  of  New  York;   res.,  313  ConvexU  Ave., 

New  York. 
Kathryn  I.  Hewitt.  Grad..  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Oswego.  N.  Y. 

Assistant  Sup-no'^ndnst  of  New  York  State  Training  School  for  Girls,  Lock  Box  R, 
Hi'dson. 


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XQOi     Martha  Hyde. 

1006,  Student  at  Teachera  College,  Columbia   Unl\'ersity;   res.,  1230  Amsterdam  Ave., 
New  York. 
F.  P.  Keppel,  A.B.,  '98,  Columbia  UniT. 

X902,   Secretary  of  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
JoHM  Henry  MacCracken,  A.B.,  'qa,  A.M.,  '97,  New  York  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '90,  Halle- Wittenben. 

1903,  University  Syndic,  New  York  University,  Washington  Sq.,  East,  New  York. 
JOHH  Angus  MacVannel,  A.M.,  '94^  Toronto  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,  Professor  of  the  Philoaophy  of  Education,  Columbia  University,  4x1  W.  xxsth  St., 

New  York. 
C.  T.  McFarlane,  Ph.B..  Pd.M.,  Pd.D..  '03,  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

X901,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School.  Campus,  Brockport. 
Ernest  L.  MERrrr,  A.B.,  '91.  Wesleyan  Univ.:  A.M..  '03,  Yale  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School,  8a,  ad  Ave.,  Gloversville. 
Harrison  T.  Morrow^  B.  Sc.,  *88. 

1900,  Supenntendent  of  Schools,  a  58  Guy  Park  Ave.,  Amsterdam. 
Harvey  N.  Ott,  Ph.B.,  '89,  Albion  Coll.;  Ph.M.,  '91,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

General  Manager  of  Spencer  Lens  Co.,  367-373.  7th  St.,  Bufialo. 
Albertus  D.  Perkins,  A.B.,'86.  Cornell  Univ. 

X894.   Central  New  York  Agent,  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  X5  Argyle  St.,  Cortland. 
James  J.  Shetpard,  A.B.,  Harvard  Univ. 

1902,  Principal  of  New  York  High  School  of  Commerce,  155  W.  65th  St.,  New  York. 

David  Eocene  Smth.  Ph.B.,  '81,  Ph.M.,  '83,  Ph.  D.,  '87,  I.L,D.,  '05,  Syracuse  Univ.;  Pd.M.,  '98, 
Mich.  Nor.  Coll. 
X90X,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Haviland  Stevenson. 

With  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co..  85.  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Thomas  Whitney  Surbtte. 

18941  Staff   Lecturer  for  American  University  Extension  Society,  Philadelphia;   (1899) 
Lecturer  for  Brooklyn  Institute,  and  (X903)  Lecturer  on  Music,  Teadiers  College, 
Columbia  Unix'ersity,  40  W.  9th  St.,  New  York. 
REtrBEN  A.  Taylor. 

190 1,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  710,  4th  St.,  Niagara  Falls. 

Richard  S.  Thomas,  A.B.,  '87,  Yale  Univ.;  LL.B.,  '89,  Columbia  Univ. 

Member  of  the  firm  of  Gixm  &  Co.,  70,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
MARGARrr  E.  Tuoer. 

1891,  Principal  of  South  Side  School,  cor.  Carolina  and  German  Sts.,  Herkimer. 


190a    Alfred  Willis  Abrams,  Ph.B.,  '91,  Cornell  Univ. 

State  Inspector  of  Schools,  ax,  and  Ave.,  lUon. 


Henry  Harold  Ballard,  A.B.,  *88.  Ph.D..  ^93.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1906,   Principal  of  Northport  High  School,  Northport,  L.  I.,  New  York. 
Ezra  Wilkins  Benedict,  A.B.,  '91,  Middlebury  Coll. 

1900,   Phndpal  of  High  School,  Warrensburg. 
Wallace  Buttrice.  D.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

Secretary,  of  the  General  Education  Board,  Member  of  General  Educatbn  Board 
and  ScNithem  Education  Board,  and  General  Agent  of  the  John  F.  Slater  Fund  for 
the  Education  of  Freedmen,  a  Rector  St.,  New  York. 
John  Jameson  Chickertno,  A.M.,  Amherst  Coll.;  LL.M.,  Columbian  Univ. 

189S,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Borough  of  Queens,;  res.,  80  Madison  Ave., 
New  Yoik. 
Halsey  M.  Collins.  A.B.,  '96.  Amherst  CoU. 

Representative  of  Charles  E.  Merrill  Co.,  4  Charles  St.,  Cortland. 
HoLLis  Ellsworth  Dann,  Mus.  D. 

1903,   Professor  of  Music  and  Head  of  Department  of  Music,  Cornell  University,  507  E. 
Seoeca  St.,  Ithaca. 
Gertrude  Earhart. 

Student  at  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;  res.,  430  W.  iiSth  St.,  New  York. 
Lida  B.  Earhart,  A.B..  'ox  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,   Instructor  in  Elementary  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New 
York. 
George  M.  Forbes,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '81,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

1881,   Professor  of  Philoaophy  and  Pedagogy,  University  of  Rochester,  335  Dartmouth 
St.,  Rochester. 
Charles  Stearns  Hartwell,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  *88,  Amherst  Coll. 

1894,   Teacher  of  English,  Boys'  High  School,  473  Madison  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Emma  A.  Johnson. 

1903,   Principal  of  Model  School,  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers;  res.,  a   W. 
1 20th  St.,  New  York. 
Leah  E.  Lindsey,  A.B.,  '94,  Cornell  Univ. 

1897,  Teacher  of  Latin  and  Greek,  High  School,  ax  x  Lock  St.,  Lockport. 
James  Edward  Mason,  D.D.,  '96,  Livingstone  CoU. 

Professor  of  Political  Economy,  Livingstone  College;  home  address,  107  Columbia 
Ave.,  Rochester. 
C.  S.  McLean. 

Stale  Agent  for  Silver.  Burdett  &  Co.,  85,  5th  Ave.,  New  York;  home  address,  ao6  W. 
Beard  Ave.,  Syracuse. 


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1903    Fa£D  HzESMANCS  McAD.  A.M..  '92.  Hamilton  Coll.;  Pd.M.,  '98,  N.Y.  Univ.  Sch.  of  Ped. 

zgoo,   PrindpAJ  of  Public  Schools  Nos.  la  and  78,  Boctnich  of  Queens,  New  York;  res., 
331  Lincoln  Sc.,  Flushing. 

COLUVBUS  N.  MlLLABD. 

1896,  Supervisor  of  Grammar  Grades,  837  Richmond  Ave.,  Bullala 
Paul  Monioe,  A.B..  A.M..  Ph.D..  'p?.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Profesjor  in  the  History  of  Education,  Teachers  College,  Cohimbia  UniveTsity.  New 
York. 
Vncn.  PlETTYMAH,  A.B.,  •9a,  A.M.,  '95,  Dickinson  Coll.;  Pd.D..  'o^. 

1895,  Principal  of  Horace  Mann  High  School,  Broadway  and  W.  laoth  St..  New  York. 
Hensy  Smith  Prttchett.  Ph.D.,  Munich;    LL.D..  Univ.  of   Pa.,  Harvard.  Yale.  Johns  Hopkins, 

WiUiams. 
President  of  Carnegie  Foundation  for  the  Advancentent  of  Teaching.  542.  5th  A%-c., 
New  York. 
AiTBUR  W.  Richards. 

1899,  Director  of  Shop  Work,  The  Ethical  Culture  Schools,  3J  Central  Puk,  Weal,  New 

York. 
C.  O.  Richards. 

1886.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  ao6  Orchard  Road,  Solvay. 
Charlottr  Whitney  Stoddard. 

1896,  Supervisor  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  ma  S.  Sute  St..  Syracuse. 
LiBBic  Jaynf.  Sweetlamd. 

1906,   Teacher  in  Public  School.  Dryden. 
Thomas  Tapper.  Fellow  Am.  Coll.  of  Musicians.  Univ.  of  the  State  of  N.  Y. 

Lecturer,  Author,  and  Editor  of  "Musician."  100  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
Morgan  Washburn.  Grad.,  '78.  Oswego  Nor.  and  Tr.  Sch. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  36.  Bronx.  New  York;  res.,  Denson  Ave. ,  Westchestec 
Sarah  R.  Watedw.  Pd.M..  '91,  New  York  Univ. 

1905,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  62,  Manhattan.  157  W.  xa4th  St..  New  York. 
Alta  Wiggins. 

1900,  Director  of  Physical  Training,  Public  Schools,  409  Eknwood  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
Joseph  F.  Wingebach,  B.Sc.,  '89,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

1905,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  118;  res..  176a.  &4th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
t9oj    Allan  Abbott,  A.B.,  '06,  Harvard  Univ. 

1932,  Teacher  of  English,  Horace  Mann  High  School,  laoth  St.,  New  York. 
William  Sleeper  Alorich.  M.E.,  '84,  Stevens  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1901,  Director  of  Thomas  S.  Clarkson  Memorial  School  of  Technology,  51  Biain  St., 

Potsdam. 
Clara  American. 

1896,   Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  127,  Manhattan;  res..  lao  E.  86th  St.,  New  Yock. 
William  W.  Applbton. 

D.  Appleton  &  Co..  436,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Teresa  L.  Atkinson. 

1886,    Principal  of  Primary  Department.   Public   School   No.   89.  Primary.   Manhattan, 
Clinton  Ave.,  Huguenot  Pork.  New  RcKhclle. 
Ulysses  Fayette  Axtf.ll,  A.B.,  '08.  Colgate  I'niv. 

190a,   Principal  of  Tuxedo  Union  School,  Tuxedo  Park.' 
Sacl  Badanes,  A.M.,  Columbia  Univ.:  D.Didac.  Pd.D..  New  York  Unir. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  84,  Glcnmore  and  Stone  Avcs.,  Brooklyn. 
Bdrton  M.  Balch,  A.B.,  *0S,  A.M.,  '08,  Hamilton  Coll. 

1896,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Boyi'  High  School,  31  M.idLson  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Elizabeth  Bkauan,  Grad.,  '78.  Si.  Louis  1L%.  Tr.  Sch.-,  A.B.,  '02,  Teachers  Coll. 

1902,  Head  of  Kindergarten  Training  Department  and  Department  of  Psychology,  Folts 

Mission  Institute,  Herkimer. 
Martin  G.  Benedict.  .\.B..  '82,  A.M..  '8<,  Ph.D.,  '94. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  119  State  St.,  Utica. 
Lyman  A.  Best.  B.Sc..  '88,  Cornell  Univ. 

1889,    Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  108;  Secretary  Board  of   Retirement.  Department 
of  Education;  res.,  748  Carroll  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Katherine  D.  Blake. 

Principal  of  Giri's  Department,  Public  School  No    6,  Manhattan;    res.,  104   W. 
84th  St.,  New  York. 
Annah  Prentice  Biood.  B.Sc.,  *o6.  Teachers  Coll..  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Teacher  of  English,  East  Side  EvcninR  High  Schcxil  for  Women;  (1937)  Teacher  of 

English.  Departmental  Section,  Grammar  School  No  38,  Manhattan;  res..  403  W . 
xxSlhSt.,  New  York.    . 
Thomas  J.  Boyle,  LL.B.,  '01,  New  York  Univ. 

1906,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  69,  Manhattan;   251  Cambrian  PI.,  Hxishing,  New 

Margaret  F.  Brangan. 

1899,    Principal  of  Primary  Department,  Public  School  No.  172,  Manhattan;  res.,  477  W. 
i44ih  St.,  New  York. 
Homer  C.  Bristol.  A.B.,  '74,  Rochester  Univ.;  A.M.,  '96,  New  York  Univ. 

1807.    Principil  of  Public  School  No.  10?,  los  Herkimer  St..  Brooklyn. 
Edwin  C.  Broome.  Ph  B.;  A.M.,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '02,  Columbia  Univ.;  LL.B. 

1906.  Superintendent  of  Elementary  Department,  Adelphi  Academy  and  Instructor  in  Edu- 
cation and  Psychology,  Adelphi  College,  Brooklyn. 


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1903     Memzo  Boslinoavc.  Ph.B.,  Syractiae  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  of  High  School,  Worcester. 

AsKTOS  P.  Burroughs,  B.Sc.,  'oo,  Colgate  Univ. 

1904,   Principal  of  High  School,  Kent  Ave.,  Salamanca. 
Katharine  R.  Callahan. 

I0O3,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  1x5;  res.,  376  £,  x6th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
J.  McK.  Cattell,  A.B.,  Lafavette  Coll.;  Ph.D..  Leipzig;   LL.D.,  '07,  Lafayette  Coll. 

i8go.   Professor  of  Psychology,  Columbia  University;  res.,  Garrison. 
OsKYN  P.  CoNANT,  A.B.,  '79,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

^bliaher,  Member  of  Firm  of  Giim  &  Co.,  70,  sth  Ave.,  New  York. 
John  P.  Conroy,  M.D.,  '93,  New  York  Univ. 

1897.  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  179.  Manhattan;  res.,  167  W.  94th  St.,  New  York. 
Agnes  A.  Cording. 

X906,   Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  84.  Queens;  res.,  9  Skillman  Ave.,  Long 
Island  City. 

C.  Ward  Crampton,  M.D.,  '00,  Columbia  Univ. 

Assistant  Director  of  Physical  Training.  City  Schoob,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 

Charles  O.  Dewey,  A.B., '85,  Syracuse  Univ.;  Ph.D., '90,  Univ.  of  N.  Y.;  LL.B., '04.  St.  Lawrence 
Univ. 
Principal  of  Public  School  No.  136;  res.,  467  McDonough  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Henry  Nash  Dickinson,  A.B.,  '89.  Amherst  Coll. 

X906,  Teacher  of  Latin.  Manual  Training  High  School,  res..  X99  Kingston  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Cornelia  A.  Dike,  A.B. 

1933,  English  Department,  Wadleigh  High  School,  Manhattan;  648  W.  158th  St.,  New 

Julia  C.  Dixon. 

1895,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  67,  xo6  Adelphi  St.,  Brooklyn. 
John  Doty. 

1899.  Principal  of  Public  School  No  ax,  Manhattan,  222  Mott  St.,  New  York 
John  Dwysr,  A.M.,  'oj,  St.  John's  CoU.,;  Pd.M.,  Pd.D.,  New  York  Univ. 

1902,   Distnct  Superintendent  of  Schools,  764  West  End  Ave.,  New  York. 
JnuA  L.  Eiche. 

1904,  Head  of  Department,  Public  School  No.  57.  Manhattan;  res.,  446  E.  85th  St.,  New 

York. 

Mrs.  Kate  A.  Erwin. 

New  Salem,  Albany  Co. ;  express  office,  X'oorhesville. 

Charles  S.  Estes,  A.B.,  '84,  Colby  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '95,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

Latin  Department,  Erasmus  Hall  High  School,  365  St.  James  PL,  Brooklyn. 
Ella  A.  Fallon. 

Assistant  Principal  of  Training  School,  State  Normal  School,  New  Paltz. 

Mamie  Fay. 

1898,  Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  Schools  Nos.  78  and  X2,  New  York;  res.,  Hillside  Ave., 

Corona. 

Edwin  W.  Foster. 

Instructor  in  Manual  Training  High  School,  Brooklyn;  res.,  Central  Park,  Long 
Island. 

H.  Delmar  French,  A.M.,  '01,  Iitt.D.,'oa,  St.  John's  Coll. 

X906,  Instructor  in  Ethics,  and  (1900)  Secretary  of  the  Department  of  Philosophy,  Brook- 
lyn Institute  of  Arts  and  Sciences;  res.,  457  Park  PI.,  Brooklyn. 

Arthxtr  F.  Gardner,  A.M.,  BuckncU  Univ. 

1905,  Head  of  Latin  Department,  High  School,  Larch  Ave.,  Troy. 
BCaude  Gardner. 

1900,  Teacher  of  Drawing,  Girls'  High  School,  60a  Franklin  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 

Edward  J.  Goodwin.  A.B.,  '7a,  Litt.D.,  ^95,  Bates  Coll;  L.H.D.,  '05.  Amherst  Coll. 

1934,  Second  Assistant  Commissioner  of  Education,  Education  Department,  Albany. 

JEANETTE  E.  Graham,  Ph.B.,  '04,  State  Nor.  Coll.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 
1894,   Instructor  in  State  Normal  School,  New  Paltz. 

Magnus  Gross,  B.Sc.,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

First  Assistant  in  Public  School  No.  6,  Boys,  Manhattan;  res.,  620  W.  X79th  St  , 
New  York. 
Luther  Halsey  Gulick,  M.D.,  '89,  Univ.  of  New  York. 

1902,  Director  of  Physical  Training,  City  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 

IdaHahn. 

Class  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  15,  210  National  Ave.,  Corona,  L.  I. 

Frank  Hankinson.  B.E..  B.Sc..  M.Sc..  State  Nor.  Sch..  West  Chester.  Pa.;  B.Sc.,  New  York  Univ 

1903,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Manual  Training  High  School,  185  Prospect  Park  W., 

Brooklyn. 
Frank  F.  Harding,  Ph.B.,  '84,  Columbia  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

X894,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  zx;   res.,  715  Greene  Ave..  Brooklyn. 

EuzA  A.  Harris.  Pd.M.,  '92,  New  York  Univ. 

s894«  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  84,  Boys;  res.,  44  Patchen  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 


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1894    Chailes  E.  Mg^Bit'- 

Preaident  of  Charks  E.  Merrill  Co.,  EducatJonal  Publiahera,  44  E.  2sd  St.,  New  York. 
Frederick  Monteser,  Ph.D.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Vienna,  Austria;  Pd.D.,  '03,  New  Yoric  Univ. 

1897,   First  Assistant  and  Head -of  German  Department,  De  Witt  Clinton  High  School, 
60s  Van  Courtlandt  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
W.  F.  (yCALLACHAN,  A.B.,  Harvard  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  58,  and  (igoa)  Lecturer  in  Catholic  Summer  School  of 
America,  317  W.  sad  St.,  New  York. 
George  A.  PLDfrroN. 

Educational  Publisher,  70,  sth  Ave.,  New  York. 
Hester  A.  Roberts. 

1886,   Pzindpal  of  Elementary  School  No.  10,  a  W..iagth  St.,  New  York. 
Edgar  O.  Silver,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M..  '86,  Brown  Univ. 

Publisher,  President  of  the  Corporation  Silver,  Burdett  8c  Company,  8$.  sUh  Ave., 
New  York.  t— /      »  :> 

Joseph  S.  Taylor,  Pd.D.,  V*.  New  York  Univ. 

xQoa,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  aa7s   Loring  Place,  University  Heights,  New 
York. 
189s    Samuel  Houston  Albro,  Ph.D.,  Colgate  Univ. 

Woodside,  Central  Ave.,  Fredonia. 
H.  T.  Ambrose. 

President  of  American  Book  Co.,  Publishers,  100  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
MroDLESKX  A.  BAn.EY,  A.M.,  '77,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Conn. 

1899,  Department  of  Mathematics,  New  York  IVaining  School  tor  Teachers;  res.,  Lewis 

Parkway,  Yookers. 
Thomas  M.  Balliet. 

X904.   Dean  of  School  of  Pedagogy,  New  York  University,  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
Ida  C.  Bender,  M.D.,  '90.  Univ.  of  Buffalo,  Med.  Depl. 

1893,   Supervisor  of  Primary  Grades,  731  EUicott  St.,  Buffalo. 
Clarence  Franklin  Carroll,  A.B., '81,  Yale  Univ. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  8  Girton  PI.,  Rochester. 
Fannie  S.  Comings. 

1893.  Assistant  Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  77, 183,  8th  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Julia  E.  Crane. 

Z884,  Teacher  of  Vocal  Music,  Sute  Normal  School,  and  Director  of  Crane  Normal  Insti- 
tute of  Music,  91  Main  St.,  Potsdam. 
Henry  Thomas  Dawson,  A.B.,  '8a,  111.  Wes.  Univ.;  Ph.D. 

Publisher,  11 33  Broadway,  New  York. 
Samuel  T.  Dittton,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Yale  Coll. 

1900,  Professor  of   School  Administration,  Teachers  Cbllege,  Cohmibia  UnivcrBty,  W. 

zaoth  St.,  New  York. 

Ada  Van  Stone  Harris. 

1897.  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  and  Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  aoy    East 
Ave.,  Rochester. 

Edward  Hayward,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '93,  Union  Coll. 

Z901,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Z03  Mohawk  St.,  Cohoes. 
Welland  Hendrick,  A.B..  '80,  A.M.,  '83,  Colgate  Univ. 

1898,  First  Assistant  in  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers,  680  St.  Nicholas  Ave.,  New 

York. 
Walter  L.  Hervey,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '03,  Prhiceton  Univ. 

1898,    Examiner  of  Board  of  Eclucation,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
Wilber  W.  Howe. 

Author,  St.  Johnsville. 
Thomas  R.  Kneil,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Wesleyan  Univ..  Conn. 

1892,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School  Building,  Saratoga  Springs. 
Louise  M.  Ijipey. 

190a,   Assistant  Principal  of  Delaware  Avenue  School  No.  16,  731  EUicott  St.,  Buffalo. 
Charmes  D.  Ijirkins,  Ph.B.,  '81,  Pd.D.,  '04.  Alfred  Univ. 

1893,  Principal  of  Manual  Training  High  School,  92s  Argyle  Road,  Brooklyn. 

Seth  Low,  LL.D.,  '89,  Amherst  Coll.;  '90,  Univ.  of  State  of  N.  Y.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  Harvard  Univ.. 
Trinity;  '96.  Princeton  Univ.;  '05.  Yale  Univ. 
Ex-Mayor  of  Greater  New  York,  30  E.  64th  St.,  New  York. 
J.  Milford  McKee,  A.m.,  Ph.D.,  '01.  lU.  Wes.  Univ. 

1898,    Principal  of  West  Side  School,  lai  Valentine  St.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
Frank  Morton  McMdrry,  Ph.D.,  Jena. 

1898,   Professor  of  Theory  and   Practice  of  Teaching,  Teachers  CoU^^e,  Columbia  Unl* 
versity.  New  York;  res.,  9  Hillside  Drive,  Park  Hill,  Yonkers. 
Henry  Dorsey  Newson.  A.B..  '7a,  West.  Md.  Coll. 

President  of  Newson  &  Co.,  Publishers,  a 7 and  ao  W.  a3d  St.;  res.,  160  W.  io6th  St., 
New  York. 
Andrew  V.  V.  Raymond.  A.B..  '7s,  D.D.,  '87,  Union  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '9^  Williams  Coll. 

1894,  President  of  Union  College,  College  Hill,  Schenectady. 
J.  M.  Rice,  M.D.,  '81.  CoU.  of  Phys.  and  Sur.,  N.  Y. 

Editor  of  "The  Forum,"  45  E.  4»d  St.,  New  York. 
RoviLLUS  R.  Rogers,  A.B.,  Oberlin  Coll. 

890,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  6a 7  E.  6th  St.,  Jamestown. 


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1895    James  Earl  Rdssell,  A.B.,  *87,  Cornell  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '94,  Leipzig;  LL.D.,  '03,  Dickinson  Coll.  and 
•05,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1898,  Dean  of  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  500  W.  xaist  St.,  New  York. 
HzzAY  R.  Saniord.  A.B..  '61.  A.M.,  '64,  Genesee  Coll.;   A.M.,  '73,  Syracuse  Univ.;   Ph.D.,  '94. 

Union  Univ. 
1885,  State  Institute  Conductor,  and  Chairman  of  State  Board  of  Examiners  for  Teachers* 
Licenses  of  New  York,  135  Elm  St.,  Penn  Yan. 
Alfred  T.  Schauftlsr,  A.B.,  '65,  A.M.,  '68,  Williams  CoU. 

190a,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  the  City  of  New  York;  res.,  a86a  Marion  Ave. 
Bedford  Park. 
Henry  G.  Schneider,  B.Sc.,  '87,  Coll.  City  of  New  York. 

z888,   Second  Assistant  in  Public  School  No.  zo,  Bronx;  res.,  610  W.  47th  St.,  New 
York. 
Myron  Tracy  Scudder,  A.B.,  '8a,  A.M.,  *86,  Rutgers  Coll. 

Z899,   Principal  of  Sute  Normal  School,  New  Paltz. 
Sylvester  R.  Shear. 

Z9oa,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  74  Fair  St.,  Kingston.    * 
Plowdon  Stevens,  Jr.,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Coll.  City  of  New  York. 

Pnndpal  of  Public  School  No.  6.  Bronx;  res.,  aia6  Washington  Ave.,  New  York. 
John  H.  Walsh,  A.B.,  '73.  A.M.  '89,  Georgetown  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '83,  Columbia  CoU. 

X93a,   Associate  Citv  Superintendent  of  Schoc^,  The  City  of  New  York;  res.,  850a  Fort 
Hamilton  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 

Charlfs  F.  Whsblock,  B.Sc.,  '73,  Cornell  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '05,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

Chief  of  Divunon  of  Examinations,  Department  of  Education,  State  of  New  York; 
res.,  7z  Cliff  St.,  Canajoharie. 

1896    Mrs.  Amelia  D.  Alden.  Grad.,  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

z895«   Teacher  of  English  and  History,  Boulevard,  Westerleigh.  West  New  Brighton. 
Edward  N.  Bristol. 

Book  Publisher,  ag  W.  a3d  St.,  New  York. 

Eugene  C.  Colby. 

X905,   State  Director  of  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  State  of  New  Yorii;  res.,  39  Rut- 
gert  St.,  Rochester. 
Lb  Roy  C.  Cooley,  A.M.,  Ph.D. 

Z874,  Professor  of  Physics,  Vasaar  College,  a  Reservoir  Sq.,  Poughkeepsie. 

Henry  M.  Crist. 

Manager  of  New  York  Office,  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  11  E.  x6th  St.,  New  York. 

Soothe  Colwell  Davis,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '93.  Alfred  Univ.;  B.D.,  '93.  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '96,  Nat. 
Nor.  Univ.;  d7d..  'oz,  Alfred  Univ. 

1895,  President  of  Alfred  University,  a6  Main  St.,  Alfred. 
George  Samler  Davis,  B.Sc.,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York. 

1888,   Associate  City  Superintendent  of  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.;    res.,  34a  W.  85th  St.,  New 
York. 
William  Reed  Eastman.  A.B..  '54.  Yale  Coll.;  B.L.S.,  '9a,  M.L.S.,  '06,  Univ.  of  N.  Y. 

z89a,  Inspector  of  Public  Libraries,  and  (1906)  Chief  of  Division  of  Educational  Exten- 
sion, New  York  State  Education  Department,  State  Library,  Albany. 
Ella  C.  Elder. 

Z898,   Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  86  Delaware  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
Henry  WnxuM  Ellsworth,  Grad..  Fredonia  Acad. 

Author  and  Publisher  of  Schoolbooks,  za7  Duane  St.,  New  York;  res.,  Mont  Vale, 
N.J. 
James  A.  Estee,  A.M.,  Alfred  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob,  17  Marshall  Ave.,  Gloversville. 
John  Huston  Finley.  A.B..  "87.  A.M..  '90,  Knox  Coll.;  LL.D.,  Princeton  Univ.,  Park  Coll.,  Knox 
Coll..  Univ.  of  Wis.,  and  Tulane  Univ. 
1903,   President  of  College  of  The  City  of  New  York;  res.,  St.  Nicholas  Terrace,  New 
York. 
Robert  Foresman. 

Educational  Publisher.  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  85,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Charles  Eugene  Gorton,  Ph.B.,  '71.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pd.D.,  '06.  Alfted  Univ. 

1884,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  55  Hawthorne  Ave.,  Yonkers. 
Elbert  W.  GRiFFrrn,  Ph.B.,  Ph.D.,  111.  Wes.  Univ.;  A.  M..  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn. 

1899.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  6  Pearl  St.,  Glens  Falls. 
Walter  B.  Gunnison,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Ph.D..  '93. 

1896,  Principal  of  Erasmus  Hall  High  School,  77  Wilson  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Caboline  T.  Haven. 

1884,  Principal  of  Kindergarten  Department,  Ethical  Culture  School,  Central  Park,  West, 

and  63d  Sts.,  New  York. 
William  C.  Hess,  B.Sc.,  '67,  M.Sc.,  '71.  Coll.  of  City  of  N.  Y. 

1885,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  30,  and  (1896)  Principal  of  East  Side  Evening  High 

School;  res.,  6a z  N.  Lefferts  Ave.,  Richmond  Hill,  New  York. 
Alpheus  B.  Kenyon,  B.Sc.,  '74.  M.Sc,  '77.  D.Sc..  'o^.  Alfred  Univ. 

1874,   Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Graphics,  and  (Z891)  Registrar  of  Alfred  University 
33  S.  Main  St.,  Alfred. 
Mbs.  Maria  Kraus-BoeltA. 

1873,   Principal  of  Kraus  Seminary  for  Kindergartners;  res.,  Hotel  San  Remo,  Z46  Central 
ParkW.,  New  York. 


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1896  Chaklxs  E.  Lawton. 

1889,  Prindpd  of  Central  Gramnur  Schooli  46  Seward  Ave.,  Auburn. 
Thomas  Bailey  Lovell,  A.B.,  '6a,  A.M..  '65,  Univ.  of  Rochester;  LL.D.,  '00,  Hol>art  CoU. 

Z892,   Principal  of  High  School,  70a  Chilton  Ave.,  Niagara  Falls. 
Masy  a.  Magovekn. 

X906,   Princioal  of  Public  School  No.  76,  Manhattan,  Lexington  Ave.  and  68th  St.,  New 

J.  Edman  Massek,  A.B..  '73.  A.M.,  '76,  Hamilton  CoU. 

Ex-Supenntendent  of  Schools,  706  Church  St.,  Herkimer. 
Clakence  E.  MelbneY;  A.B.j  '76,  A.M.,  '79,  Colby  Univ.;  LL.D. 

1896,  Associate  City  Superintendent  of  Schools,  500  VtA  Ave.,  New  Yoi^  city;  res..  570 

McDonough  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Otis  Montrose. 

189  5,   Principal  of  Haldane  High  School,  Coldspring,  Putnam  Co. 
HowAxo  J.  Rogers.  A.B.,  *84,  Williams  Coll.;   LL.D.,  Northwestern  Univ.;  A.M.,   '04,  Columbia 
Univ. 
First  Assistant  Commissioner  of  Education,  State  of  New  York,  Albany. 
Charles  M.  Ryon. 

X9oa,   Supervisor  of  Penmanship,  130  Elmendorf  St.,  Kingston. 
Sara  A.  Saunders,  Grad.,  '73.  CortUnd  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  40  College  St., 

Brockport. 
Frank  A.  Schmidt,  Pd.D.,  '91,  New  York  Univ. 

X904.  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  30,  Manhattan;  res.,  4*0  W.  147th  St.,  New  York. 
Mae  E.  Schreiber. 

190a,   Institute  Instructed  in  Language  and  Literature,  Imperial  Hotd,  New  York. 
Jacob  Gould  Schurman,  A.B..'77,  A.M.,'78,  Univ.  of  London:  D.Sc., '78,  Univ. of  Edinburgh;  LL,D., 
'9a,  Columbia  Univ.,  '01,  Yale  Univ.,  and  'oa,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh. 
z89a.   President  of  Cornell  University,  Ithaca. 
Bonnie  E.  Snow. 

Editorial  Department,  Prang  Educational.Company,  113  University  PL,  New  York. 
Mary  V.  Squire. 

Assistant  in  School  No.  39,  19  Marigold  Ave.,  Buffalo. 

Edward  Walmsley  Stwt,  M.Sc.,  '81,  CoU.  of  City  of  New  York;  Pd.M.,  '07,  Pd.D.,  '00,  N.Y.  Univ. 

1903,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  613  W.  Z79th  St.,  Washington  Heights,  New  York. 
Amelia  Earls  TRAirr,  M.D.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Buffalo. 

1897,  Principal  of  Boys'  Department.  Instructor  in  Psychology  and  Physiology,  Masten 

Park  High  School,  "The  Markeen,"  Main  and  Utica  Sts.,  Buffak>. 
M.  H.  Walrath,  A.B.,  '89.  A.M.,  '9a,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1896,  Principal  of  High  School,  Box  544,  Troy. 

1897  Jessie  H.  Bancroft. 

1893,   Assistant  Director  of  Physical  Training,  PubUc  Schools.  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York, 
C.  L.  Barstow,  A.B.,  Union  CoU. 

Manager  of  Educational  Department,  The  Century  Co.,  Union  Sq.,  New  York. 
Enoch  Henry  Currier,  A.M.,  '9a,  Nat.  Deaf  Mute  Coll.,  D.  C. 

1893,   Principal  of  New  York  Institution  for  Deaf  and  Dumb,  W.  163d  St.  and  Fort  Wash- 
ington Ave.,  Station  M,  New  York. 
John  Dewey,  A.B.,  '79.  Univ.  of  Vt.;  Ph.D..  '84,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1904,  Professor  of  Philoaoi^y,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Anne  J.  Farley. 

Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  183,  Manhattan;  res.,  1334  Lexington  Ave.,  New  York . 
Henry  W.  Jameson,  A.B.,  '7a.  Yale  CoU. 

1890,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  W.  119th  St.,  New  York. 
Edward  Lord,  A.M.,  '94.  Dartmouth  CoU. 

190a,   General  ManaKer  of  Educational  Department,  Charles  Scribner's  Sons,  153,  5th 
Ave.,  New  York. 
Adolph  L.  Peck. 

1880,   Librarian  of  Gloversvflle  Free  Library,  Gloversville. 
Henning  Webb  Prentis,  Grad.,  '71,  Univ.  of  Va. 

190a,    Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  44,  570  Jefferson  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 

GUSTAVE  STRAUBENHt^LLER,  A.B. 

Z906.   Associate  City  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Edgecombe  Road,  near  170th  St..  New 
York. 
John  Henry  Thiry. 

Secretary  of  Local  School  Board,  District  41.  Queens  County,  181  Academy  St.. 
Long  Island  City. 
Henry  Hobart  Vail,  A.B.,  '60,  LL.D.,  '97,  Middlebury  CoU. 

Publisher,  3aa  W.  75th  St.,  New  York. 
Eli  W.  Weaver,  B.E.,  '86,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Millersville.  Pa.:  M.Pd.,  '04,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Z901,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Boys*  High  School,  2$  Jefferson  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Zenas  Freeman  Westervelt,  LL.D.,  '95,  Rochester  Univ. 

1876,   Superintendent  of  Rochester  School  for  the  Deaf,  945  St.  Paul  St.,  Rochester. 
William  Stearns  WnrrE,  Ph.B.,  "89,  Albion  CoH. 

Representative  of  the  American  Book  Co.,  100  Washington  Sq.,  New  Y<»k. 

1898  Susan  F.  Chase,  A.B.,  Wes.  Univ.;  A.M..  Milton  CoU.;  Ph.D.   Teachers  CoU..  Buffalo  Univ. 

Teacher  of  Literature  and  Psychok>gy,  State  Normal  School.  37,  zsth  St.,  Buffab. 


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NEW  YOKSi-Conhnued 

I89S      W.  E.  COCBSANE. 

Vice-President  of  Pnng  Educational  Co.,  1x3  University  PL,  New  York;    res.,  137 
Rich  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon. 

I.  O.  CUBSY. 

1895.   Inspector  of  Business  Education,  University  of  State  of  New  York,  140  S.  Swan 
St..  Albany. 
Richard  El  wood  Dodge,  A.B.,  'po,  A.M.  '94,  Harvard  Univ. 

Z896,  Professor  of  Geo^phy,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
John  T.  Freeman.  B.Sc..  '83,  M.Sc.,  '87,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School,  Schenectady. 
George  B.  Gbrmann,  A.B.,  '95,  Ph.D.,  '99.  Columbia  Univ. 

1902,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  130,  66  Midwood  St.,  Brooklyn. 
H.  Wxllard  Gray. 

Publisher,  ax  E.  17th  St.,  New  York. 
Charles  L.  Harrington,  A.B.,  '70.  A.M.,  '95,  Amherst  CoU. 

Z905,    Lecturer,  and  Supervisor  of  Lectures  and  Concerts  for  Brooklyn  Institute  of  Arts  and 
Sciences,  50a  Fulton  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Edwin  S.  Harris,  A.M.,  '86,  Union  Coll. 

1904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  a68  Pawling  Ave.,  Troy. 
Chari.rs  C.  Holden.  Pd.M. 

1904,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  17,  Bronx,  City  Island,  New  York;  res.,  15  Beach  Av. 

Mamaroneck. 
Eugene  W.  Lyttlb,  A.B.,  '78.  A.M.,  '8x,  Ph.D.,  '95.  Hamilton  Coll. 

1898,   Inspector  of  University  of  the  State  of  New  York,  New  York  Sute  Education 
Department,  Capitol,  Albany. 
William  Smith  Murray.  B.Sc.,  '88,  M.Sc.,  '93,  Syracuse  Univ. 

Graduate  Student,  Columbia  Umversity;  res.,  419  W.  xaist  St.,  New  York. 
Edward  Beverly  Nelson,  A.B.. '73,  A.M.  (honorary),  '94,  Harvard  Univ. 

Room  No.  7,    The  Lorraine,"  35  Oswego  St.,  Utica. 
VnrroN  S.  Paessler^  A.M.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

x897>   Pnndpal  of  Barlow  School  of  Industrial  Arts,  6  Gary  St.,  Binghamton. 
C.  R.  Richards,  B.Sc.,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1898.  Director  of  Manual  Thuning  Department,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University, 
New  York. 
Stuart  H.  Rowe,  A.B.,  ViYale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '9$.  Jena  Univ.,  Germany. 

X904,   Head  of  Department  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  Brooklyn  Training  School  for 
Teachers;  res.,  1060  A  Sterling  Pi.,  Brooklyn. 
Mary  S.  Snow.  Ph.M.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Maine. 

X901,   Instructor  in  Normal  Methods  and  Supervisor  of  Practice  Teaching,  Department  of 
Domestic  Science.  Pratt  Institute,  Brooklyn. 
Edward  Lee  Thorndiee,  A.B.,  '95,  Wes.  Univ.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D., 
'08,  Columbia  Univ. 
X904,  Professor  of  Educational  Psychology,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;  res., 
530  W.  ia3d  St.,  New  York. 
Sherman  Williams,  Pd.D.,  '94f  Albany  Nor.  Coll. 

1898,  Institute  Instructor  for  State  of  New  York,  xo  Grove  Ave.,  Glens  Falls. 
X899    Frederick  B.  Abbott,  Ph.D.,  '98,  Martvn  Call. 

X907.  Teacher  in  Manual  Traming  High  School;  res.,  48a,  7th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Darwin  L.  Bardwkll,  A.B.,  *8^,  A.M.,  '88,  Amherst  CoU. 

X93a,  District  Supermtendent  of  City  Schools,  6x  St.  Marks  PI.,  New  Brighton. 
Jesse  D.  Burks.  Ph.B..  '91,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  M.L.,  '94.  Univ.  of  Cal.;  Ph.D.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  Teachers  Training  School,  107  Lake  Ave.,  Albany. 
Herbert  Griggs. 

With  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  85,  5th  Ave..  New  York;    res.,  881  Flatbush  Ave.,  Brook- 
lyn. 
Albert  Ross  Hill,  A.B.,  '9a,  Dalhousie  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '95.  Cornell  Univ. 

1907,   Professor  of  Philosophy  of  Education.  Director  of  School  of  Education,  and  Dean 
of  College  of  Arts  and  Sciences;  res.,  611  E.  Seneca  St.,  Ithaca. 
Philip  M.  Hull,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '79,  Hamilton  Coll.,  N.  Y. 

1899,  Institute  Conductor,  Clinton. 

Henry  Johnson,  B.L.,  '89,  Univ.  of  Minn.;  A.M..  'oa,  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Professor  of  History,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;  res.,  6ao  W.  ii6th  St., 

New  York. 
Grant  Karr,  Ph.D.,  Jena. 

Teacher  of  General  Principles  of   Education  and    Observation,  Training  School 
for  Teachers;  res.,  41  x  W.  xxsth  St.,  New  York. 
John  Kennedy. 

x893,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Batavia. 
J.  E.  NeCollins,  B.L.,  '9a,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X90X,  With  American  Book  Co.,  xoo  WasUngton  Sq.,  New  York. 
Charles  E.  Nichols. 

1894,  Superintendent  of  City  Schods,  153  Stevens  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
Edward  A.  Page,  LL.B.,  '73,  Columbia  Univ. 

1884,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  77,  Boys,  Manhattan,  400  E.  86th  St.,  New  York. 
Henry  Carr  Pearson.  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ. 

X903.   Principal  of  Horace  Mann  Elementary  School,  Columbia  University;  res.,  501  W. 
xaolh  St.,  New  York. 


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NEW  YORK— C>fi/tfiiiA/ 

1899    JuLiKT  Pear<;on. 

i860,   Principil  of  Public  School  No.  68.  Primary.  Manhattan.  116  W.  ia8th  St.,  New  York. 
William  E.  Pulsitek. 

Educational  Publisher,  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  aas.  4th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Edwakd  B.  Rawson.  B.Sc,  '81,  Mass.  Agri.  CoU. 

1897,  Principal  of  Friends'  Seminary,  aa6  E.  i6th  St.,  New  York. 
John  Franklin  Rkioakt,  A.B.,  Dickinson  Coll. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  a,  New  York;  res.,  31  Euclid  Ave.,  Yonkers. 
M.  Augusta  Requa,  M.D.,  '93,  Women's  Coll..  NY.  Infirmary;   Pd.M..  '96,  LL.B.,  '07,  New  York 
Univ.;  Grad.,  "SS,  Anderson's  Nor.  Sch.  of  Gymnastics. 
1896.   Superviaor  of  Physical  EducaUon,  Public  Schoob.  55  W.  sad  St..  New  York. 
Editu  a.  Scott. 

1904,  Principal  of  Normal  Training  School,  Sdo  St.,  Rochester. 

David  Samuel  Snedden,  A.B.,  '97,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '01.  Columbia  Univ. 

Adjunct  Professor  of    Educational  Administration.  Teachers'  College,  Columbia 
Univenity,  New  York. 
EowAED  L.  Stevens  A.B..  '90.  A.M.,  '93.  Hamilton  Coll.;  L.H.D..  '06,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1898,  Associate  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
Ralph  Stockman  Tare.  B.Sc.,  '91.  Harvard  Univ. 

1896,   Profeaaor  of  Physical  Geography,  Cornell  University,  i  East  Ave.,  Ithaca. 
John  F.  Woodhull.  A.B..  '8».  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '99.  Columbia  Univ. 

1888,   Professor  of  Physical  Science,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York, 
igoo    WoooroRD  D.  Anderson.  A.B.,  A.M..  Ph.D. 

1903.  Teacher  of  Commercial  Branches,  Washington  Irving  High  School,  124  E.  i6th 
St.,  New  York. 
Charles  W.  D.  Cotpin. 

With  American  hock.  Company,  100  Washington  Sq..  New  York. 
James  B.  T.  Demarest,  Pd.M.,  '08,  New  York  Univ. 

X903,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  19,  344  E.  14th  St.,  New  York. 
Clyde  Furst.  A.M.,  '95,  Dickinson  CoU. 

1902,   Secretary  of  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Elbert  A.  Gruver.  A.B..  '92,  Gettysburg  Coll. 

1899,  Superintendent   and    Principal   of    Institution   for   the   Improved   Instruction   of 

Deaf-Mutes,  904  Lexington  Ave..  New  York. 

George  K.  H'^wktns,  A.M.,  '94,  Union  Coll.;  D.Sc,  'os.  St.  lawrenoe  Univ. 

1898,   Principal  of  State  Normal  and  Training  School,  79  Court  St.,  PlatUbuigh. 

Bertram  A.  Lenfest,  B.Sc..  '90,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.;  Ph.D..  '05.  Yale  Univ. 

1905,  Director  of  Mechanical  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  Manual  Training    High 

School;  res..  457  £.  29th  St..  Brooklyn. 
William  McAndrew.  A.B.,  '86,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1902,  Principal  of  Washington  Irving  High  School;    res.,  2758  Kingsbridge  Terrace,  New 
York. 

Elmer  S.  Redman.  A.M.,  '94,  Ph.D..  '98,  HI.  Wesleyan  Univ.;  A.M.,  '03,  Alfred  Univ. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  51  Genesee  St.,  Uomell. 
Jacques  W.  Redway,  F.R.G.S. 

Geographer  and  Author,  39  E.  4th  St..  Mt.  Veraon. 
Albert  Henry  Wn/X5x,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M..  '96.  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

1900,  Principal  of  East  High  School,  Alexander  St.   Rochester. 

X901    William  Chandler  Bagley.  B.Sc.  '95.  Mich.  Agri.  Coll..  M.Sc.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  Ph.  D..  *oo,  Cor- 
nell Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School.  Osweso. 

Frank  David  Boynton,  A.B..  '91,  Middlebury  Coll.;  A.M.,  '94  Hamilton  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  '03,  Syra- 
cuse Univ. 
1900,   Superintended  of  Public  Schools,  114  S.  Geneva  St.,  Ithaca. 

Percy  I.  Bugbee,  A.M.,  D.Sc..  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1898.   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  18  Wahiut  St^  Oneonta. 

Eliza  A.  Caterson. 

1894.    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  ai,  Bronx,  E.  23 ^d  St.,  WakcfieU,  New  York;  res., 
Williamsbridge. 
Marshall  Ware  Downing,  A.B..  '94,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1903,  Head  of  Department  of  Latin  and  Greek,  High  School,  733  S.  Beech  St.,  Syracuse. 
James  M.  Edsall. 

1902,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  8418  Bay  Parkway,  Brooklyn. 
Amos  William  Farnham. 

1894,   Teacher  and  Supervisor  of  Geography,  Oswego  State  Normal  School,  141  W.  4th  St., 
Oswego. 
Charles  Robert  Gaston,  Ph.B..  '96,  Ph.D.,  '04.  Cornell  Univ. 

1900,   Teacher  of  English,  Richmond  Hill  High  School.  Queens;  res..  949  Park  PL,  Brooklyn. 
S.  B.  Heckman,  Ph.B..  '93.  Earlham  Coll.;  A.B.,  '94,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05,  Ph.D..  '06.  Univ. 
of  Pa. 
1906,   Instructor  in  German,  College  of  the  City  of  New  York;   res.,  313  Convent  Ave., 
New  York. 
Kathryn  I,  Hewitt,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Oswego,  N.  Y. 

Assistant  Sur"^"'^"'^''^'  of  New  York  State  Training  School  for  Girls.  Lock  Box  R, 
Hvdson. 


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1901     Mastha  Hyde. 

1906,  Student  at  Teachers  G>llege,  Columbia   University;   res.,  lajo  Amsterdam  Ave., 
New  York. 
F.  P.  Keppel,  A.B.,  '98.  Columbia  Univ. 

zgoa,   Secretary  of  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
JOHM  HXNSY  MacCracken,  A.B.,  *QA.  A.M..  '97.  New  York  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  'go.  Halle-Wittenben. 

1903,   University  Syndic,  New  York  University,  Washington  Sq.,  East,  New  York. 
John  Angus  MacVannel,  A.M.,  '94,  Toronto  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Columbia  Univ. 

X904,   Professor  of  the  PhikMophy  of  Education,  Columbia  University,  411  W.  zzsth  St., 
New  York. 
C  T.  McFaxlane,  ^h.B..  Pd.M..  Pd.D.,  '03,  St.  Nor.  CoD.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

X90Z,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School.  Campus,  Brockport. 
Ebnest  L.  MEEmr,  A.B.,  '91,  Wcsleyan  Univ.:  A.M.,  '03,  Yale  Univ. 

1905.   Principal  of  High  School,  8a,  ad  Ave.,  Gloversville. 
Hareisos  T.  Moksow,  B.  Sc.,  *88. 

1930,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  358  Guy  Park  Ave.,  Amsterdam. 
Hasvey  N.  Ott,  Ph.B.,  '89,  Albion  CoU.;  Ph.M.,  '91.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

General  Manager  of  Spencer  Lens  Co.,  367-373.  7th  St.,  Bufialo. 
Albertus  D.  Perkins,  A.B./86,  Cornell  Univ. 

1894,   Central  New  York  Asent,  D.  C.  Heath  8c  Co.,  15  Argyle  St.,  Cortland. 
James  J.  Sheppard,  A.B.,  HarvaFd  Univ. 

1933,  Principal  of  New  York  High  School  of  Commerce,  155  W.  65th  St.,  New  York. 

David  Eugene  Smtth,  Ph.B.,  *8i,  Ph.M.,  '83,  Ph.  D.,  '87,  LL.D.,  '05,  Syracuse  Univ.;  Pd.M.,  '98, 
Mich.  Nor.  Coll. 
190X,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Haviiand  Stevenson. 

With  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co..  85.  Sth  Ave.,  New  York. 
Thomas  Whitney  Surbtte. 

1894,  Staff   Lecturer  for  American  University  Extension  Society,  Philadelphia;   (1899) 
Lecturer  for  Brooklyn  Institute,  and  (1903)  Lecturer  on  Music,  Teaoiers  College; 
Columbia  Univernty,  40  W.  9th  St..  New  York. 
Reuben  A.  Taylor. 

190 1,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  7x0,  4th  St.,  Niagara  Falls. 
Richard  S.  Thomas.  A.B.,  '87,  Yale  Univ.;  LL.B..  '89.  Columbia  Univ. 

Member  of  the  firm  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  70,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Margaret  E.  Tuoer. 

189X,  Principal  of  South  Side  School,  cor.  CaroUna  and  German  Sts.,  Herkimer. 
X9oa    Ai.rRED  Willis  Abrams,  Ph.B.,  '91,  Cornell  Univ. 

Sute  Inspector  of  Schools,  at,  and  Ave.,  Uion. 
Henry  Harold  Ballard.  A.B..  *88.  Ph.D..  '93.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

X906.   Principal  of  Northport  High  School.  Northport.  L.  I.,  New  York. 
Ezra  Wilxins  Benedict,  A.B.,  '91,  Middlebury  CoU. 

X900,   PHndpid  of  High  School,  Warrensburg. 
Wallace  Buttrick.  D.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

Secretary,  of  the  General  Education  Board,  Member  of  General  Education  Board 
and  Southern  Education  Board,  and  General  Agent  of  the  John  F.  Slater  Fund  for 
the  Education  of  Freedmen,  a  Rector  St.,  New  York. 
John  Jameson  CHirKERtNO,  A.M.,  Amherst  Coll.;  LL.M..  Columbian  Univ. 

1898.   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Borough  of  Queens.;  res.,  80  Madison  Ave., 
New  Ya£ 
HAUttY  M.  Collins,  A.B.,  '96,  Amhent  Coll. 

Representative  of  Charles  E.  Merrill  Co.,  4  Charles  St.,  Cortland. 
Holus  Ellsworth  Dann,  Mus.  D. 

1903,   Professor  of  Music  and  Head  of  Department  of  Music,  Cornell  University,  507  E. 
Seneca  St.,  Ithaca. 
Gbrtritde  Earhart. 

Student  at  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;  res.,  430  W.  iiSth  St..  New  York. 
Lida  B.  Earhart,  A.B..  '01  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,   Instructor  m  Elementary  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New 
York. 
George  M.  Forbes,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '81,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

x88x,   Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Pedagogy,  University  of  Rochester,  335  Dartmouth 
St.,  Rochester. 
Charles  Stearns  Hartwell,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  '88,  Amherst  Coll. 

1894,  Teacher  of  English,  Boys'  High  School,  473  Madison  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Emma  A.  Johnson. 

190a,   Principal  of  Model  School.  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers;  res.,  a   W. 
laoth  St..  New  York. 
Lkah  E.  Lindsey,  A.B.,  '94,  Cornell  Univ. 

1897.  Teacher  of  Latin  and  Greek,  High  School,  an  Lock  St.,  Lockport. 
James  Edward  Mason,  D.D.,  '96.  Livingstone  Coll. 

Professor  of  Political  Economy,  Livingstone  College;  home  address,  107  Columbia 
Ave.,  Rochester. 
C  S.  McLean. 

State  Agent  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  85,  sth  Ave.,  New  York;  home  address,  ao6  W. 
Beard  Ave.,  Syracuse. 


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1903    Fr£d  Hccbmance  MsiiD,  A.M.,  'oj,  Hamilton  Coll.;  Pd.M.,  '98,  N.Y.  Univ.  Sch.  of  Ped. 

xgoo.   Principal  of  Public  Schools  N06.  la  and  78,  Borough  of  Queens,  New  Yoric;  res^ 
331  Lincoln  St.,  Flushing. 
Columbus  N.  Millard. 

1896,   Supervisor  of  Grammar  Grades,  837  Richmond  Ave.,  Buflala 
Paul  Monioe,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ph.D..  '^7.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Professor  in  the  History  of  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University.  New 
York. 
VnciL  PnETTYMAN.  A.B.,  'pj,  A.M.,  W  Dickinson  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  '05. 

1895 •   Principal  of  Horace  &fann  High  School,  Broadway  and  W.  laoth  St..  New  York. 
Henry  Smith  PRrrcHErr.  Ph.D.,  Munich;    LL.D..  Univ.  of   Pa.,  Harvard,  Yale.  Johns  Hopkins, 
Williams. 
President  of  Carnegie  Foundation  for  the  Advancement  of  Teaching.  543,  5th  Ave., 
New  York. 
Arthur  W.  Richards. 

1899*   Director  of  Shop  Work,  The  Ethical  Culture  Schools,  33  Central  Park,  Weal,  New 
York. 
C.  O.  Richards. 

1886,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  ao6  Orchard  Road,  Solvay. 
Charlotte  WnrrNEv  Stoddard. 

X896,    Supervisor  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  xiia  S.  State  St.,  Syracuse. 
LiBBiE  Jaynf.  Sweetland. 

1906,  Teacher  in  Public  School,  Dryden. 
Thomas  Tapper,  Fellow  Am.  Coll.  of  Musicians,  Univ.  of  the  State  of  N.  Y. 

Lecturer,  Author,  and  Editor  of  "Musician."  100  Washington  Sq.,  New  Yoi^. 
Morgan  Washburn,  Grad..  *78,  Oswego  Nor.  and  Tr.  Sch. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  36.  Bronx,  New  York;  res.,Denson  Ave.,  Westchestec 
Sarah  R.  Watews,  Pd.M.,  '91,  New  York  Univ. 

Z905,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  6a,  Manhattan.  157  W.  xa4th  St.,  New  York. 
Alta  Wiggins. 

1900,  Director  of  Physical  Traim'ng,  Public  SchooU,  409  Elm  wood  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
Joseph  F.  Wingebach,  B.Sc.,  '89,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

1905,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  118;  res.,  176a.  84th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
t903    Allan  Abbott,  A.B.,  '06,  Harvard  Univ. 

1933.  Teacher  of  English.  Horace  Mann  High  School,  xaoth  St.,  New  York. 
William  Sleeper  Aldrich,  M.E.,  '84,  Stevens  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1 901,  Director  of  Thomas  S.  Clarkson  Memorial  School  of  Technology,  51  Main  St., 

Potsdam. 
Clara  American. 

1896,   Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  ia7,  Manhattan;  res.,  lao  E.  86th  Sc,  New  Yak. 
William  W.  Appleton. 

D.  Appleton  &  Co..  436,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Teresa  L.  Atetnson. 

1886,   Principal  of  Primary  Department.  Public  School  No.   89.  Primary,  Manhattan, 
Clinton  Ave.,  Huguenot  Park,  New  Rochelle. 
Ulysses  Fayette  Axtf.ll.  A.B.,  '08.  Colgate  Univ. 

X9oa,   Principal  of  Tuxedo  Union  School,  Tuxedo  Park.' 
S%CL  Badanes,  A.M.,  Columbia  Univ.;  D.Didac,  Pd.D..  New  York  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  84,  Glenmore  and  Stone  Aves.,  Brooklyn. 
Burton  M.  Balch,  A.B.,  '95,  A.M.,  '98.  Hamilton  Coll. 

1896,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Boys'  High  School,  31  Madison  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Elizabeth  Bkauan,  Grad.,  '78,  .St.  Louis  K?.  Tr.  Sch.;  A.B.,  'oi.  Teachers  Coll. 

1903,    Head  of  Kindergarten  Training  Department  and  Department  of  Psychology,  Folts 
Misaon  Institute,  Herkimer. 
Martin  G.  Benedict.  .\.B.,  '83,  .\.M.,  '85,  Ph.D.,  '94. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1 19  State  St.,  Utica. 
Lyman  A.  Best,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Cornell  Univ. 

1889,   Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  108;  Secretary  Board  of   Retirement,  Department 
of  Education;  res.,  748  Carroll  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Katherine  D.  Blake. 

Principal  of  Girl's  Department,  Public  School  No    6,  Manhattan;    res.,  104  W. 
84th  St.,  New  York. 
Annah  Prentice  Bm)od,  B.Sc.,  '06.  Teachers  Coll..  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Teacher  of  English,  East  Side  Ewning  High  School  for  Women;  (1957)  Teacher  of 

English,  Departmental  Section,  Grammar  School  No  38,  Manhattan;  res.,  403  W . 
115th  St.,  New  York.    . 
Thomas  J.  Boyle,  LL.B.,  '91,  New  York  Univ. 

1906,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  69,  Manhattan;   351  Cambrian  PI.,  Flushing,  New 
YorkT 
Margaret  F.  Brangan. 

1899,    Principal  of  Primary  Department,  Public  School  No.  17a,  Manhattan;  res.,  477  W^- 
i44ih  St.,  New  York. 
Homer  C.  Bristol.  A.B.,  '74,  Rochester  Univ.;  A.M.,  '96,  New  York  Univ. 

1807,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  lo^,  105  Herkimer  St.,  Brooklvn. 
Edwin  C.  Broome.  Ph  B.;  A.M.,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Columbia  Univ.;  LL.B. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Elementary  Department,  Adelphi  Academy  and  Instructor  in  Edu- 
cation and  Psychology,  Adelphi  College,  Brooklyn. 


NewYorkl       UPE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  159 

NEW  YORK— CoHimued 

rgo3    Menzo  Borlingascc,  Ph.B.,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1907,   Principal  of  High  School,  Worcester. 

AuTTTS  P.  Burroughs,  B.Sc..  'oo,  Colgate  Univ. 

1904,  Principal  of  High  School,  Kent  Ave.,  Salamanca. 
Katharine  R.  Callahan. 

looa.  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  115;  res.,  376  E«  x6th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
J.  McK.  Cattell,  A.B.,  Lafayette  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  Leipzig;   LL.D.,  '07,  Lafayette  Coll. 

x8go.   Professor  of  Psychology,  Columbia  University;  res.,  Garrison. 
OSMYN  P.  CoNANT,  A.B.,  '79,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

I^blisher,  Member  of  Firm  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  70,  sth  Ave.,  New  York. 
John  P.  Conroy,  M.D.,  '93,  New  York  Univ. 

1897,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  179,  Manhattan;  res.,  167  W.  94th  St.,  New  York. 
Acnes  A.  Cording. 

1906,   Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  84,  Queens;  res.,  9  Skillman  Ave.,  Long 
Island  City. 

C.  Ward  Crampton,  M.D.,  '00.  Columbia  Univ. 

Assistant  Director  of  Physical  Training.  City  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 

Charles  O.  Dewey,  A.B.,  *8s.  Syracuse  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '90,  Univ.  of  N.  Y.;  LL.B.,  '04.  St.  Lawrence 
Univ. 
Principal  of  Public  School  No.  136;  res.,  467  McDonough  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Henry  Nash  Dickinson.  A.B..  '89,  Amherst  Coll. 

Z906,  Teacher  of  I^tin.  Manual  Training  High  School,  res..  199  Kingston  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Cornelia  A.  Dike,  A.B. 

1932,   English  Department,  Wadleigh  High  School,  Manhattan;  648  W.  X58th  St.,  New 

JuuA  C.  Ddcon. 

1895.  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  67,  106  Adelphi  St.,  Brooklyn. 
John  Doty. 

1899.   Principal  of  Public  School  No  21,  Manhattan,  222  Mott  St.,  New  York 
John  Dwyxr,  A.M.,  '05,  St.  John's  CoH..;  Pd.M.,  Pd.D.,  New  Yoric  Univ. 

1902,   District  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  764  West  End  Ave.,  New  York. 

Julia  L.  Eiche. 

1904,  Head  of  Depeutment,  Public  School  No.  57.  Manhattan;  res.,  446  E.  85th  St.,  New 
York. 

Mas.  Kate  A.  Erwin. 

New  Salem,  Albany  Co.;  express  office,  VoorhesviUe. 

Charles  S.  Estrs,  A.B.,  '84,  Colby  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '95,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

Latin  Department,  Erasmus  Hall  High  School,  265  St.  James  PI.,  Brooklyn. 
Ella  A.  Fallon. 

Assistant  Principal  of  Training  School,  State  Normal  School,  New  Palu. 
Mamie  Fay. 

1898,  Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  Schools  Nos.  78  and  12,  New  York;  res..  Hillside  Ave., 

Corona. 
Edwin  W.  Foster. 

Instructed  in  Manual  Training  High  School,  Brooklyn;  res.,  Central  Park,  Long 
Island. 

H.  Delmar  French,  A.M.,  '01,  Iitt.D.,*o2,  St.  John's  Coll. 

1906,  Instructor  in  Ethics,  and  (1900)  Secretary  of  the  Department  of  Philosophy.  Brode- 
lyn  Institute  of  Arts  and  Sciences;  res.,  457  Park  PI.,  Brooklyn. 

Arthur  F.  Gardner,  A.M.,  Bucknell  Univ. 

X905,  Head  of  Latin  Department,  High  School,  Larch  Ave.,  Troy. 

Maude  Gardner. 

X900,   Teacher  of  Drawing,  Girls'  High  School,  602  Franklin  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 

Edward  J.  Goodwin.  A.B..  '72.  Litt.D.,  '95.  Bates  Coll;  L.H.D..  '05.  Amherst  Coll. 

1934,   Second  Assistant  Commissioner  of  Education,  Eklucation  Department,  Albany. 

Jeahette  E.  Grabaic,  Ph.B.,  '04,  State  Nor.  Coll.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 
1894,   Instructor  in  State  Normal  School,  New  Paltz. 

Magnus  Gross,  B.Sc.,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

First  Assistant  in  Public  School  No.  6,  Boys,  Manhattan;  res.,  620  W.  X79th  St  , 
New  York. 

Luther  Halsey  Gulick,  M.D.,  '89,  Univ.  of  New  York. 

1902.  Director  of  Physical  Training,  City  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 

Ida  Hahn. 

Class  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  15,  210  National  Ave.,  Corona,  L.  I. 

Frank  Hankwson,  B.E.,  B.Sc..  M.Sc..  State  Nor.  Sch.,  West  Chester,  Pa.;  B.Sc.,  New  York  Univ 

1903,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Manual  Training  High  School,  185  Prospect  Park  W., 

Brooklyn. 
FRAxnc  F.  Hardino,  Ph.B.,  '84,  Columbia  Um'v.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Woostcr. 

X894,  Prindpalof  Public  School  No.  11;    res.,  7«S  Greene  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 

EuzA  A.  Harris,  Pd.M., '92.  New  York  Univ.  «      ., 

1894,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  84,  Boys;  res.,  44  Patchen  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 


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'^^  '     looi,  Assistant  in  Mathematics,  Wadleigh  High  School,  Manhattan;  res.,   x8  W.  107th 

St.,  New  York. 
Dorothea  C.  Hiss,  A.M.,  '03,  New  York  Univ. 

ZO03.  Tutor  in  Normal  College  of  City  of  New  York;  res.,  6ai  N.  Lefferts  Ave.,  Richmond 
Hill,  New  York. 
Ida  Ikelheimee. 

190 1,   Principal  of  Public  School    No.    68,    Manhattan;    res..    117   E.   56th  St.,    New 

Henry  Edward  Jenkins,  B.Sc..  '75.  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York;  LL.B.,  '79,  Columbia  Coll. 

1 90 1.  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  171,  Manhattan,  s  Sheridan  Sq.,  New  York. 
Joseph  Kahn,  B.Sc.,  'oo,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  A.M.,  '03,  Pd.M..  Ph.D.,  '03,  New  York  Unlv 

1904,  Teacher  in  The  High  School  of  Commerce,  Manhattan,  and  Instructor  in  PhUosopby. 
New  York  University;  res..  5  E.  106th  St..  New  York. 

CoROELU  S.  Kilmer. 

1805.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  94.  Manhattan;  3a  W.  68th  St.,  New  York. 
Van  Evrie  Kilpatrick,  A.B.,  '91.  A.M.,  '94,  Syracuse  Univ. 

I93X,   Acting  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  53,  ao6th  St.  and  Broadwajr,  New  York. 

Josephine  E.  Lane. 

1902,  Ktndergartner,  Gere  School;  res.,  a  18  Erie  St.,  Syracuse. 

Marion  B.  B.  Langzettel. 

Instructor  in  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;  res.,  414  W.  xx8th  St.,  New 
York. 
Mary  E.  Latham. 

1897,  Principal  of  Bryant  Grammar  School,  14  Elm  St.,  Homdl. 
Mrs.  Minnie  Q.  LEDwrrH. 

190X,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  109,  Girls;  res.,  453  Marion  St,  Brooklyn. 

Caroline  B.  Le  Row. 

Teacher  of  Reading,  Girb'  High  School,  Brooklyn;  res.,  59  W.  89th  St.,  Manhattan. 
New  York. 
F.  Pare  Lewis,  M.D.,  '76. 

President  of  Board  of  Managers,  New  York  Sute  School  for  the  BliiH;  res.,  454 
FrankUo  St.,  Buffalo. 
Albert  E.  Linder,  A.B.,  'po,  A.M.,  '9a,  Princeton  Univ. 

Co-Principal  of  Mohegan  Lake  School,  Mohegan. 
James  E.  Lough,  A.B.,  'oi,  Miami  Univ.,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '95.  Ph.D.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

1931,    Professor  of  Experimental  P.sychology,  School  of  Pnlagogy.  New  York  UniinerBity, 
Washington  Sq..  East,  New  York. 
Nathan  J.  Lowe.  Pd.B..  '93.  St.  Nor.  Coll..  Albany.  N.  Y. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  i.  Richmond,  Tottenville. 
Henry  Ludwic,  Jr..  B.Sc.,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  A.M..  New  York  Univ. 

190a,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  145,  Brooklyn;  res..  775  Carroll  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Edwin  E.  MacCready. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Manual  Training  High  School,  Syracuse. 
Hannah  L.  Mattinson. 

Preceptress  in  High  School,  Orchard  Road.  Solvay. 
Walter  Martin  Mohr.  B.Sc..  '89,  Coll.  City  of  New  York;  A.M..  '98.  LL.B..  'oi.  New  York  Univ 

1891,   Instructor  in  Manual  Arts,  Public  Schools,  2901  Valentine  Ave.,  New  York. 
Mary  F.  Mo  ran. 

1993,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  40,  Manhattan,  New  York. 
James  Smith  Morey. 

189X,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  134;  res.,  laii  Ditmas  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Mrs.  Anna  B.  Moriarty. 

1901,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  86;  res.,  601  Halsey  St.,  Brooklyn. 
William  J.  Morrison,  B.Sc.,  '96,  Swarthmore  Coll. 

1903,  Instructor  in  History  and  Principles  of  Education.  Brooklyn  Training  School  for 

Teachers;  res.,  319  Stratford  Road,  Brooklyn. 
Arthur  Henry  Norton.  B.Sc..  '99.  SYracu.se  Univ. 

1904.  Principal  of  The  Cook  Academy,  Montour  Falls. 
Emily  Nosworthy,  A.B.,  '01.  Nor.  Coll.,  New  York. 

1903,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  180  W.  83d  St.,  New  York. 
MaryC.  O'Brien. 

189a,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  96,  Primary,  Manhattan,  476  E.  i4ad  St.,  New  York. 
Thomas  S.  O'Brien,  A.M.,  '70,  LL.D.,  '04,  Coll.  of  St.  Francis  Xavier;  Ph.D.,  'ox,  New  York  Univ. 

1896,   Assodale  City  Superintendent  of  Schools,  65  W.  70th  St.,  New  York. 
Robert  C.  Ocden.  A.M.,  '02.  Yale  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '03,  Tulane  Univ. 

Member  of  The  General  Kducation  Board  and  The  Southern  Education  Board; 
McmlxT  of  the  Broad  of  Trustees  of  Tuskeirce  Institute;  President  of  Southern 
Education  Board  Conference  for  Education  in  South  and  Board  of    Triistees  of 
Hampton  Institute,  135  E.  56th  St.,  New  York. 
Emma  G.  Olmstead. 

Student  in  New  York  University,  New  York;  home  address,  70  Elm  St.,  Potsdam. 
Frank  R.  Page,  A.B  ,  '96,  Har>'ard  Univ. 

1907,   Head  Master  of  Staten  Island  Academy,  New  Brightoa 
Eleanor  Parry,  M.D.,  '94.  Woman's  Med.  Coll.  of  N.  Y.  Infirmary. 
749  Madison  Ave.,  New  York. 


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X903     James  E.  Peabody,  A.B.,  '93,  Williams  Coll.;  A.M.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

Head  of  Depaitment  of  Biology,  Morris  High  School,  Bronx,  New  York;  res.,  Scars- 
dale. 
Metta  L.  Pessons,  A.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

190a,  Teacher  of  Methods  and  Principal  of  Trainuig  School,  State  Normal  School,  New 
Paltz;  home  address,  13  Monroe  Heights,  Cortland. 
Mybon  C.  Plough. 

1897,   Superintendent  and  Principal  of  High  School,  14  Lake  St.,  Hammondsport. 
Emily  C.  Powers. 

X900,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  67,  Brooklyn;  res.,  56  Macon  St.,  Brooklyn. 
John  F.  Quioley. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  x,  Queens;  res.,  z6  Ely  Ave.,  Long  Island  City. 
Mamy  E.  QuntN. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  135;  res.,  209  Hopkinson  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Timothy  L.  Roberts. 

X893,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  5a  Oneida  St.,  Utica. 
John  C.  Rockwell. 

1900,   School  Ccxnmissioner,  First  District,  Westchester  County;   res.,  371  King  St.,  Port 
Chester. 
JcLius  Sachs,  A.B.,  '67,  Columbia  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '71,  Rostock,  Germany. 

X9oa,   Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  X49  W. 
8zst  St.,  New  York. 
Margaret  Scott. 

X904,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  50,  Queens;  res.,  67  Greenpoint  Ave.,  Long  Island  City. 
Arthur  M.  ScRiFniRE,  A.M.,  '8S,  Hamilton  Coll. 

X890,   Principal  of  Higli  School,  New  Hartford. 
Epbraim  Cutler  Shedd.  A.B.,  '93,  Marietta  Coll.;  A.M.,  '03,  Princeton  Univ. 

X90X.  Instructor  in  Latin  and  Greek,  Heathcote  Hall,  Rye. 
Albert  Shiels,  A.B.,  '86,  CoU.  of  Oty  of  New  York;  Pd.M.,  '96,  A.M.,  '99.  New  York  Univ. 

X899,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  326,  5th  St.,  Manhattan,  New  York. 
Charles  F.  Simons. 

X889,  Principal  of  Curtis  School,  Richmond;  res.,  xa8  St.  Paul's  Ave.,  Tomi^insviile. 
Samuel  J.  Siawson. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Olean. 
William  Alexander  Smith,  A.B.,  '90,  Williams  Coll. 

1933,   Superintendent  of  Sdiools,  23  Hooker  Ave.,  Poughkeepsie. 
Benjamin  Jefferson  Stanton. 

X903,  Teacher  of  Mathematics  and  Elementary  Science,  Public  School  No.  17,  Richmond, 
New  York;  res.,  34  Marion  Ave.,  Tqppkinsville. 
Willlam  E.  Stark,  A.B.,  *o^^  A.M.,  '01,  Harvard  Univ. 

1933,  Principal  of  High  School  Department,  Ethical  Culture  School,  Central  Park  West  and 
63d  St.,  New  York. 
Seth  Thayer  Stewart,  A.B.,  '73,  Yale  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '7s,  Columbia  Coll. 

X896.   District  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  857  Prospect  PI.,  Brooklyn. 
Grace  C.  Strachan.  ^ 

X900,  District  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  293  Henry  St.,  Brooklyn. 
James  Suluvan,  A.B.,  '94.  A.M.,  '95,  Ph.D.,  '98.  Harvard  Univ. 

Principal  of  Boys  High  School,  Putnam  and  Marcy  Avcs.,  Brooklyn. 
Kennincton  L.  Thompson,  A.B.,  '00,  Cornell  Univ. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  Schools  and  Principal  of  High  School,  Cattaraugus. 
Maitbice  J.  Thompson,  A.B.,  '89,  Rutgers  Coll. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  6,  Male  Department,  Manhattan;  res.,  41  E.  85th 
St..  New  York. 
S.  H.  Thompson,  A.B.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X907,   Student  at  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;  res.,  417  W.  laxst  St.,  New  York. 
Harry  F.  Towle,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '91,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X906,   Principal  of  Curtis  High  School,  Richmond;  res.,  1x5  Montague  St.,  Brooklyn. 
James  F.  Tuthill.  A.B.,  *8a,  Cornell  Univ. 

X89X,   Superintendent  of  Schools  and  Principal  of  High  School,  156  Highland  Ave.,  Middle- 
town. 
Lewis  H.  Tuthill,  A.M.,  '85,  Cornell  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '07,  New  York  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  x6;  res.,  3370  Brooklyn  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 

Amasa  Walker. 

Manaoer  of  Educational  Department,  Longmans,  Green  &  Co.,  93,  5th  Ave.,  New 

MiRLAM  Elizabeth  Wheeler,  Pd.D.,  '97,  Sch.  of  Ped.,  New  York  Univ. 

X897,  Head  of  Department.  Public  School  No.  63,  Manhattan;  res.,  1x7  E.  3d  St.,  New 
Yoric. 
Eddy  R.  Whitney,  A.B.,  '89,  M.Sc.,  '9*.  Hamilton  Coll. 

X890,   Head  of  Science  Department,  and  (1905)  Principal  of  High  School,  30  North  St., 
Binghamton. 

EVARGEUNE  E.  WhTTNEY. 

1898.  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  473  Madison  St..  Brooklyn. 
Mis.  Mary  E.  Williams. 

X896,  Director  of  Domestic  Science,  Public  Schools,  New  York;  res.,  Sedgwick  Park, 
Fordham  Heiirhts. 


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1903    Aethuk  L.  WnxisTON,  S.B.,  '8q,  BIms.  Inat.  of  Tech. 

1898,   Director  of  Department  of  Sdence  and  Technology,  Pratt  Institute,  Ryerson  Sc^ 
Brooklyn. 
Thomas  D.  Wood,  A.M..  '91.  Oberlin  Coll.;  M.D.,  '01.  Columbia  Univ. 

190X.   Pcofeasor  of  Physical  Education,  Columbia  University  and  Teachers  College,  New 
York. 
Elizabeth  Ash  Woodward,  Grad.,  Philadelphia  Nor.  Sch. 

X901,   Kindergarten  Teacher,  Public  School  No.  56:  res.,  aj  Garden  PI.,  Brooklyn. 
X904    Benjamin  Richard  Andrews,  A.B.,  'ox,  A.M.,  '03,  Cornell  Univ. 

Secretary  of  Departments  of  Domestic  Economy,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  Uni- 
veraity.  New  York. 
Mrs.  Rtta  Tryon  Bartholomew. 

1906,   Director  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  348  S.  3d  Ave.,  Mt.  Vemoo. 
Russell  H.  Bellows,  B.Sc.,  A.M..  *o2,  Columbia  Univ. 

1903,  Supexiotendent  of  Schools,  2405, 12th  Ave.,  Watcrvliet. 
Frank  H.  Collins. 

X898,  Director  of  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  New  York  dty;  res.. 
Port  Chester. 
Anna  Maria  Cooley,  B.Sc.,  '03,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,  Instructor  in  Domestic  Art,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  xaoth  St.. 

W.,  New  York. 
Thomas  M.  Donohue,  B.Sc.,  '94,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

1895,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  87,  Boys;  res..  1240  Franklin  Ave..  New  York. 
LiBBiE  J.  Fxjinton. 

1875.  .Principal  of  Public  School  No.  47,  Padfic  St.  near  3d  Ave.,  Bftx)klyn. 
Edwin  W.  Fielder. 

Editor,  D.  Appleton  &  Co.,  436  5th  Ave..  New  York. 
Anna  E.  Harvey. 

Professor  of  Froebelian  Methods,  Adelphi  College,  Brooklyn. 
Russell  Hinman. 

With  American  Book  Company,  xoo  Washington  Square,  East,  New  York. 
George  B.  Hodge,  B.Sc.,  C.E., '87,  Pd.M.,  '01. 

Educational  Secretary,  Intematioiud  Committee  Y.  M.  C.  A.  3  W.  29th  St.,  New 
York. 
Mrs.  Annie  L.  Jessup. 

1896,  Director  of  Domestic  Art,  Public  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  Yotk. 
Joseph  French  Johnson.  A.B.,  '78.  Harvard  Coll. 

Dean  of  New  York  University  School  of  Commerce,  32  Waverly  PI.,  New  York. 
Ellen  Murray. 

1901,   Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  38,  Bronx.  3d  Ave.  and  X57th  St.,  New  York. 
Ernesto  Nelson. 

Special  Argentine  Educational  Coramissionrr.  American  Institute  of  Social  Service, 
39th  St.  between  7th  and  8th  Aves.,  New  York. 
LuELLA  A.  Palmer,  B.Sc..  *o6.  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Teacher  in  Speyer  School.  Teachers  College:  res.,  235  E.  x8th  St..  New  York. 
Francis  E.  Randall. 

9  Ft.  Washington  Ave.,  New  York. 
Ella  Lee  Requa. 

SS  W.  S2d  St.,  New  York. 
Emma  M.  Requa,  B.Sc.,  Nor.  Coll. 

1906,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Normal  College;  res..  55  W.  ssd  St.,  New  Yorii. 
F.  Grace  Seymour. 

X903,   Principal  of  Alfred  Street  School,  86  Carroll  St.,  Binghamton. 
George  Arthur  Smith,  A.B.,  'q6,  Yale  Univ. 

•  190S,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  2,  21  Morseraere  PI.,  Yonko^. 
190S    Frances  Holmes  Abbot,  A.B.,  '94.  Mt.  Holyoke  CoU.;  A.M.,  '00.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1901,   Teacher  of  English,  Curtis  High  School,  New  Brighton.  S.  I.;   home  address,  43X 
William  .St..  East  Orange.  N.  J. 
John  S.  Adams. 

Representative  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  516  Madison  Ave.,  .\lbany. 
William  C.  Allen,  B.Sc..  'os.  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  and  A.M..  '05.  New  York  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  of  Public  School   No.  41.  Brooklyn;   res.,  103  W.  88th  St.,  Manhattan. 

New  York. 
William  R.  Anderson. 

Principal  of  Millbrook  Memorial  School,  Milllvook. 
WiLUAM  B.  -\sPiNWAtL,  A.B.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ.;  Pd.B.,  '00,  Pd.M.,  *oi,  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Albanv.  N.  Y^\ 
Ph.D..  '04.  Univ.  of  Paris. 
X906,   Assistant  to  President,  and  Professor  of  History  and  Philoaophy  of  Educaticn,  State 
Normal  College,  loo  Willett  St.,  Albany. 
Frances  M.  Athy. 

X901,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  105;  res..  177,  6th  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Lola  M.  Au. 

1889,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  13,  Bronx,  357  E.  23Sth  St.,  Woodlawn,  New  York. 
Edgar  M.  Barber,  B.Sc.,  '90.  Valparaiso  Coll.;   C.P.A..  'oo.  Univ.  St.  of  New  York. 

X898,  Teacher  in  Harlem  Evening  High  School  for  Men,  641  Washington  St.,  Office,  U.  S. 
Appraiser,  New  York. 


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xgos     Edgar  S.  Babney.  A.B.,  C.E..  ^,  A.M.,  *87,  D.Sc..  '04,  Union  CoD. 

1893.   Principal  of  Hebrew  Technical  Institute,  36  Stuyvesant  St.,  Manhattan,  New  York. 
Guy  H.  Baskekville,  A.B.,  *os.  Syracuse  Univ. 

X905.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  93  Orawaupum  St.,  White  Plains. 
Mastha  B.  Bayles. 

1903,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  15,  New  York;  res.,  ai  S.  15th  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
HoKEB  Phelps  Beach. 

Manager  of  Eagle  Pencil  Co.,  377-379  Broadway,  New  York. 
Stella  S.  Beard. 

X895.  Teacher  of  English,  High  School,  Far  Rockaway. 
Martha  A.  Beechsr,  Ph.B..  W,  Syracuse  Univ.:  A.M..  'o?.  Columbia  Univ. 

X903,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  East  High  School;  res.,  41  Brighton  St.,  Rochester;  home 
address,  Livonia  Center. 
WiLHELMiNA  C.  Beller,  B.Sc..  *04,  A.M..  *o6.  Columbia  Univ. 

1899,  Teacher  in  Model  School,  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers,  51  E.  X33d  St. 
New  York. 
Mrs.  Elizabeth  P.  Bemis. 

Editor  of  "Normal  Instructor,'*  "Primary  Plans,"  and  "Teachers  World,"  2394 
7th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Charles  A.  Benedict.  Ph.B.,  *oo.  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

X904.  Principal  of  High  School,  6  Catherine  St.,  Port  Jervis. 
Florence  Berminghax. 

Teacher  of  Graduating  Class,  Public  School  No.  x  19,  Girls,  Manhattan,  aoa  W. 
138th  St.,  New  York. 
Teresa  E.  Bernbolz. 

Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  9,  ao3  W.  87th  St..  Manhattan,  New  York. 
Fannie  E.  Best. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  9,  Borough  of  Richmond;  res..  New  Dorp,  S.  I. 
Laura  Black. 

X900,   Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  2a;  res.,  76X  Westminster  Road.  Brooklyn. 
Charles  Winne  Blessing,  A.B.  *8S,  A.M.,  *oi,  Union  Coll.;  S.T.B.,  ^93,  Boston  Univ. 

1903,  Principal  of  School  No.  7,  Albany;  res.,  Sliiagerlands. 
Cora  E.  Bowen. 

X893,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  147;  res.,  80  Willoughby  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Grace  Bowtell,  Pd.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  New  York. 

1904,  Assistant  to  Principal,  PubUc  School  No.  75,  Manhattan;  res..  331  Ridgewood  Ave., 

Brooklyn. 
Henriette  Braker. 

1898,   Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  140;  res.,  607,  xith  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Edwin  R.  Brooks. 

Salesman  for  F.  W.  Devoe  &  Co.,  School  Water  Cobrs,  xox  Folton  St.,  New  Yodc. 
R.  E.  Brown,  Ph.B..  '91,  Alfred  Univ.;  Pd.B..  N.  Y.  St.  Nor.  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  163  E.  Main  St.,  Granville. 
Robert  L.  Browne,  A.B.,  '97,  Coll.  of  the  Citv  of  N.  Y. 

X89S,  Instruaor  m  Public  School  No.  74,  Manhattan,  813  E.  x68th  St.,  New  York. 
WnxLUC  B.  Brubaker.  M.Sc..  '96.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Millersville,  Pa.;  Pd.M.,  '04,  New  York  Univ. 

X895,  Teacher  of   Mathematics.  Polytechnic  Preparatory  School,  Brooklyn;    res.,  Bald- 
win, L.  I. 
Elizabeth  H.  Bunnell,  A.B.,  '94,  Mt.  Holyoke  Coll.;  A.M.,  'oa,  Columbia  Univ. 

Assistant  Teacher  of   English,  Training  School  for  Teachers,  Prospect  Place  near 
Nofitrand  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Edward  Bush. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  x8;  res.,  289  Hewes  St.,  Brooklyn. 
James  C.  Byrnes,  B.Sc..  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York;  Ph.M.,  New  York  Univ. 

1898,   Member  of  the  Board  of  Examiners,  Park  Ave.  and  59th  St.;  res.,  12$  W.  X3ad  St., 
New  York. 
William  A.  Campbell. 

X898,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  247  New  York  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Laura  Charlton. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  54,  Manhattan,  4  W.  129th  St.,  New  York 
George  H.  Chattield. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  51.  Manhattan,  519  W.  44th  St.,  New  York. 
Percival  Chubis. 

Director  of  English,  Ethical  Culture  School,  33  Central  Park,  West,  New  York. 
John  Holley  Clark.  A.B.,  '70.  A.M..  '78.  Union  Coll. 

1897,  Principal  of  Flushing  High  School,  331  Sanford  Ave.,  Flushing.  L.  I. 

Oscar  E.  Coburn,  M.Sc.,  *99- 

X898,   Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  8;  res.,  X39  W.  Sidney  Ave..  Mt.  Vernon. 
Ida  Coe. 

X894,  Head  of  Department,  Public  School  No.  184,  Manhattan;  res.,  53  Woodbine   St. 
Brooklyn. 
Louis  B.  Cohn.  A.B.,  '03,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

X904,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  30,  Manhattan;  res.,  736  Home  St.,  Bronx,  New  York. 
Jkssib  Bliven  Colburn. 

X905,  Aaststant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  62,  Intermediate,  Manhattan;  rea.,  8  W. 
xo3d  St..  New  \Wk. 


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Elizabeth  Comtow,  A.B.,  '04,  Swarthmore  Coll.;  Ph.B.,  '06.  A.M.,  'oa.  Cornell  Univ. 

1905.  Teacher  of  German.  Richmond ^HUl  High  School,  173  Elm  St.,  Richmond  Hill,  L.  I. 
Geoscianna  Conrow,  A.D.,  '99,  A.M.,  '02,  Cornell  Univ. 

1905,    Instructor  in  French,  Vassar  College,  Poughkeepsie. 

EVIS  COENCY. 

Assistant  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  37,  Queens.  30  Wilson  Ave.,  Flushing,  L.  L 
John  B.  Cottrell,  A.  B..  '03,  Alfred  Univ.;  A.M.,  '00,  New  York  Univ. 

1899,   Teacher  of  the  Graduating  Class,  Public  School  No.  19;  res.,  cor.  S.  ad  and  Keap 
Sts.,  Brooklyn. 
Nathan  D.  Ceam. 

With  Silver,  Buidett  &  Co.,  8s,  5th,  Ave.;  res..  718  St.  Nicholas  Ave.,  New  York. 
WiLUAM  Albeet  CsAunc,  A.B..  Adelphi  Coll.;  A.M.,  '04.  Columbia  Univ. 

1898,   First  Assistant  in  Curtis  High  School,  10  Franklin  Ave.,  New  Brighton.  Richmond, 
New  York. 
W.  X.  Ceidee.  Ph.B.,  '98.  111.  Wes.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  »oi.  Taylor  Univ. 

Proprietor  of  Rome  Teachers'  Agency,  xxi  W.  Embargo  St.,  Rome. 
W.  James  Crbt,  Ph.B.,  '07.  A.M..  '99.  Dickinson  Coll. 

X907.   Principal  of  Chappaqua  Mountain  Institute,  Chappoqua. 

Beenard  Cronsos,  A.B.,  Coll.  City  of  N.  Y.;  Pd.  M..  Pd.D.,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  135.  Manhattan,  180  Wooster  St.,  New  York. 

Feedeeick  F.  Ceooeee,  B.Sc.,  *o8.  Coll.  Oty  of  New  York. 

1898,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  6,  Manhattan;  res.,  la  Dcnnison  St..  White  Plains. 
New  York. 
Fanniebblle  Cttetts. 

Director  of  Kindergartens,  Boroughs  of  Brooklyn  and  Queens,  Hotel  Mohawk, 
Washington  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Margaret  Davidson. 

1901,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  134,  4th  Ave.  and  13th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Kaey  Cadirts  Davis,  Ph.D.,  '00,  Cornell  Univ. 

1907.   Dean  of  New  Yoric  State  School  of  Agriculture,  Canton. 
Peter  E.  Demarest,  Pd.D.,  '91,  New  York  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  'oa,  American  Univ. 

Principal  of  Bryant  High  School;  res.,  11  E.  87th  St..  New  York. 
John  H.  Denbigh. 

Principal  of  Morris  High  School,  Bronx;    res.,  3603  Mariaa  Ave.,  Fordham,  New 
York. 
Lewis  H.  Denton. 

1891,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  a6,  Richmond'^,  res.,  7  Fisk  Ave.,  Westerleigh,  West 
New  Brighton.  New  York. 
Beenaed  J.  Devlin,  A.B.,  '88,  CoU.  Qty  of  N.  Y.;  A.M.,  '93,  Coll.  of  St.  Francis  Xarier;  Pd.M^  '©S, 
N.  Y.  Univ. 
X903,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  13,  Bronx,  938  E.  X75th  St.,  New  York. 
Mrs.  Maby  C.  Donohtte. 

X904.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  aS;  res.,  84  Decatur  St.,  Brooklyn. 
TmoTHY  F.  Donovan. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  x8,  Richmond,  Port  Richmond,  New  York. 

Philip  Dowell,  A.B.,  '85,  Ph.D.,  '00.  Augxistana  Coll.;  Ph.B.,  '95,  A.M.,  '96,  Yale  Univ. 

1902,  Teacher  of  Biology.  Curtis  High  School;  res..  la  Bond  St.,  Port  Richmond,  New  York. 
Irwin  W.  Driehatt;,  B.Sc.,  '00.  Univ.  of  Cincinnati;  A.M..  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

X906,   Teacher  of  Science.  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers;  res..  434  Livingston 
Hall,  XX 5th  St.  and  Amsterdam  Ave.,  New  York. 
Frances  M.  Driscoll. 

X898,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  60;  res.,  X30,  6th  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
John  J.  Driscoll. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  x6,  Richmond,  Madison  Ave.,  Tompkinsville.  S.  I. 
William  F.  Dunbar,  B.Sc.,  '07,  New  York  Univ. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  33;  res.,  91  Omcord  St.,  Bnx^lyn. 
Edwin  Lyell  Earle,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M.,  '03,  Columbia  Univ.:  Ph.D.,  '03,  Roman  UUv. 

1905,    President  of  New  York  Froebel  Normal  Institute,  and  Special  Extension.  Depart- 
ment of  Pedagogy,  Lecturer,  Brooklyn  Institute  of  Arts  and  Sciences;    res.,  59 
W.,  96th  St..  New  York. 
Bdwin  L.  Earp,  Ph.D.,  '01,  I.eipzic. 

X904,   Head  of  Department  of  Sociology,  Syracuse  University,  703  University  Ave.,  Syracuse. 
Heeilan  L.  Ebelino,  Ph.D.,  '91,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

X903,   Assbtant  Professor  of  Latin  and  Greek,  Hamilton  College,  Clinton. 
Isaac  N.  Failoe,  A.M.,  '78,  Oluo  Wes.  Univ. 

X897.   Principal  of  Richmond  Hill  High  School,  Elm  St..  Richmond  Hill,  New  Yoric. 
Elizabeth  E.  Farrell.  B.Sc.,  New  York  Univ. 

X906,   Inspector  of  Ungraded  Classes,  Department  of  Education,  500  Park  Ave..  New  York 
Evelyns  A.  Feek. 

X903,   Instructor  of  Training  Class,  a  Grove  St.,  Baldwinsville. 
Camille  Fontaine,  B.^.L..  '75,  IJcende  en  Droit.  '78,  Paris. 

X903,   Chairman  of  Romance  Language  Department,  High  School  of  Commerce,  x«s  W 
6sth  St.,  New  York. 
Cornelius  E.  Franklin,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Union  CoD.,  N.  Y.       , 

190X,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  New  York;  res.,  43  Elmhurst  Ave.,  Ehnhurst,  \^  I. 


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1905     Joseph  A.  Fripf,  A.  B.,  '7?.  Coll.  of  Qty  of  New  York;  A.M.,  '08.  New  York  Univ. 

iQoo,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  79,  Manhattan,  4a.  xst  St.,  New  York. 
Isaac  K.  Funk,  D.D.,  '00.  LL.D.,  'qS,  Wittenberg  Coll. 

President  of  the  Funk  &  Wagnalls  Company,  44-60  E.  ajd  St.,  New  York. 
Edwin  White  Gaillard. 

Supemsor  of  Work  with  Schoob.  New  York  Public  Library,  >09  W.  23d  St.,  New 
York. 
Ellen  M.  Gallaghee. 

X904.  Teacher  in  Curtis  High  School,  Richmond;  res.,  33a  W.  56th  St.,  New  York. 
Pauline  I.  Geballe,  A.B.,  '04.  Smith  Coll. 

X907,  Teacher  of  Science,  High  School;  res.,  44  Jefferson  St.,  Salamanca. 
A.  F.  Gilmoke,  A.B.,  '92,  A.M..  *9S.  Bates  Coll. 

1895,   With  American  Book  Co.,  100  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
W.  Gkant  Goodwin,  M.Sc  '90,  A.M.,  '97,  Cornell  Univ. 

X900,   Asastant  Teacher  of  History,  Curtis  High  School,  Richmond;  res.,  1464  Lezingtoo 
Ave.,  New  York. 
Rum  E.  Gkangeb. 

1901,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  137,  Saratoga  Ave.,  Brooklju. 
FoBEST  Grant. 

X904,   Instructor  in  Drawing  and  Design,  High  School  of  Commerce,  ^18, 1  ath  St.,  Brooklyn. 
TwcPERANTE  GsAY,  A.B.,  *o3,  Adelphi  Coll. 

1895,  Assistant  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  141;  res..  516  Nostrand  Ave..  Brooklyn. 
Mary  Wolcott  Green,  A.B.,  *^s*  Syracuse  Univ. 

X903,  Teacher  of  Latin,  German  and  Science.  Public  School  No.  30,  Port  Richmond.  New 
York;  res.,  57  Prospect  St.,  West  New  Brighton,  New  York. 
John  Grifun. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  135  Ii\-ingston  St„  Brooklyn. 
Harry  Howard  Halsted,  A.B..  '04,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

X904,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  58;  res.,  137  W.  xo4th  St..  New  York. 
Jakes  P.  Haney,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  M.D.,  *92.  Columbia  Univ. 

1896,  Director  of  Art  and  Manual  Training,  Qty  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 

George  L.  Hanley. 

1900,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  49,  494  Ashland  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
Henry  Earl  Hard,  A.B.,  ^87,  Yale  Univ. 

X906,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  149;  res.,  199  Sterling  PI.,  Brooklyn. 
Horace  G.  Healey,  B.Sc.,  '07.  Valparaiso  Univ. 

1904,   Teacher  in  High  School  of  Oxxunerce;  res.,  777  Prospect  PI..  Brooklyn. 

Henry  J.  Hexdenis. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  83.  1309,  xst  Ave.,  Manhattan.  New  York. 
Sdion  Hxrsdansky.  B.Sc..  '99.  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York;  A.M..  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

X907,   Instructor  m  De  Witt  Clinton  High  School;  res.,  xoaS  Faile  St.,  Bronx,  New  York. 

Frederick  C.  Hodgdon,  A.B.,  '94.  Tufts  Coll. 

With  Ginn  &  Company,  70,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Minnie  Loitisz  Hutchinson. 

Director  of  Sewlngand  Constructive  Work,  Public  Schools,  Boroughs  of  Brooklyn 
and  Queens,  98  Hancock  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Alice  Jackson. 

X90X,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  150;  res.,  Manhattan;  res.,  6x5  W.  X4ad  St.,  New  York. 
Lucy  Jay. 

1886,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  54.  Manhattan;  res..  Kingsbridge,  New  York. 
John  J.  Jenkins,  PAD..  '00,  New  York  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  15,  Queens;  res.,  i6a  Clinton  St.,  Corona,  L.  I. 
Theopbilits  Johnson. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  xi,  Queens,  3d  St.,  Woodside,  L.  L 
EMMA  L.  Johnston,  A.B..  '99,  Adelphi  Coll. 

X904,  Principal  of  Brooklyn  Training  School  for  Teachers.  Prospect  PI.  near  Nostrand  Ave.  * 
Brooklyn. 
Martin  Joyce. 

X900,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  7,  Queens,  Richmond  Hill,  L.  I. 
Catharinb  F.  Kavanagr. 

Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  x88,  Boys,  Manhattan;    res.,  37  N.  Port- 
land Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Carrie  Wallace  Kearns. 

X901.  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  X05,  Manhattan,  969  E.  4th  St.,  New  York. 
David  J.  Ksator,  A.M.,  'oo,  NashviUe  CoU. 

X898,  Principal  of  School  No.  23.  Richmond,  40  Central  Ave.,  Mariner's  Harbor,  S.  I. 
Cecil  A.  Kidd. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  184,  Manhattan,  31  W.  ix6th  St.,  New  Yoric. 
Clarence  D.  Kingsley,  B.  Sc.,  *97.  Colgate  Univ.;  A.M.,  *o4,  Columbia  Univ. 

X904,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Manual  Training  High  School,  381,  6th  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
BdiLiNCA  L.  Klein. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  75,  419  E.  sad  St.,  New  York. 
Margaret  Knox,  Pd.M.,  *oa.  N.Y.  Univ.  Sch.  of  Ped. 

190X.  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  15.  Manhattan,  478  Mott  Ave.,  New  York. 


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igos    William  A.  Kottman,  B.Sc..  '86.  Coll.  of  aty  of  New  York;  A.M..  '05.  Columbia  Unir. 

1904,  PrindpaJ  of  Public  School  No.  7,  ManhatUm:  res.,  00  Chrystie  St.,  New  York. 
Hugh  Henry  Lansing,  A.B.,  '93,  Williams  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School  Bldg.,  Watervliet. 
£.  G.  Lantiian,  A.M. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  39a  Irving  Ave.,  Port  Chester. 

JOSBPBIKE  M.  LaWLOS. 

1897,  Principal  of  Public  Schools  No.  17  and  x8,  Queens,  ao6  Barclay  St,  Flushing.  U  L 
Glenn  Max  Lee.  Ph.B.,  '04,  Hobart  Coll. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Elmira  Heights. 
Eugenie  C.  Levis. 

1903,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  134,  Manhattan;  res.,  99  Horatio  St.,  New  Yoik. 

FlANK  W.   LiLLEY. 

Western  Agent,  Educational  Department,  Eagle  Pencil  Co.,  Oarenoe. 

Ida  B.  LncDHEiMEB.  Pd.M.,  New  York  Univ. 

1900.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  38.  Manhattan;  res..  356  W.  ia9th  St..  New  Yoik. 

Samuel  McCune  Lindsay,  Ph.B.,  '92,  Univ,  of  Pa.;  Ph.D..  '92,  Halle. 

1906,   Professor  of  Social  Legislation,  Columbia  Umversity,  New  York 

Henry  R.  LiNvaLE.  .A.B.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Kans.;  A.B..  'gj,  AM.,  'os.  Ph.D.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 
1897.   Teacher  of  Biology.  De  Witt  Clinton  High  School.  Man)iattan,  New  York. 

DwioHT  R.  LrrrLE,  A.B.,  'oo,  Williams  Coll.;  A.M..  '03.  Pd.M..  '04.  New  York  Univ. 

X905,   Lecturer  in  Education,  Polytechnic  Institute,  and  (1907)  Principal  of  Froebd  Acad- 
emy; res.,  377  E.  lath  St.,  Brooklyn. 

MORUS  LoEB,  A.B.,  '83.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '87.  Berlin  Univ. 

1894,  Professor  of  Chemistry,  New  York  University,  373  Madison  Ave..  New  York. 
John  A.  Ijoope. 

Principal  of  Public  Schools  Nos.  33,  34,  35,  36,  and  49,  Queens;  res.,  Palatina  Ave., 
HolKs.  New  York. 
Helen  E.  Lucas. 

1899.  Super\'isor  of  Drawing.  City  fkrhools.  30  Anson  Place.  Rochester. 
Charles  W.  Lyon.  Ph.B. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3410  Clarendon  Road,  Brooklyn. 
William  Harrison  Mace.  Ph.D.,  Jena. 

1891.  Professor  of  History  and  Political  Science,  Syracuse  University,  137  Coll^ie  PI, 
Syracuse. 
Mrs.  Cora  B.  Mackey. 

1883.  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  129.  Brooklyn;  res..  36  McAuley  PI.,  Jamaica.  L.  I. 
Donald  C  MacLaren,  A.B..  '79,  A.M.,  •8a.  Princeton  Univ. 

1899,  Instructor  in  Mathematics  and  Greek,  De  Witt  Clinton  High  School,  83  Washington 
PI.,  New  York. 
John  T.  Manninc,  A.B..  '93,  Manhattan  Coll.;  A.M..  *o6.  Columbia  Univ. 

1896.  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  8,  Bronx.  3001  Marion  .Ave.,  Bronx,  New  York. 
Frank  A.  Manny,  A.B.,  A.M..  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Ethical  Culture  School;  res.,  4x4  W.  xx8th  St.,  New  York. 
Mary  S.  Marot. 

Director  of  Children's  Work  at  Hartley  House  Settlement;  res.,  413  W.  46th  SL,  New 
York. 
Alfred  De  B.  Mason. 

1905,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  44.  441  Lafayette  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Marion  J.  Mayo.  A.B..  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.M.,  Pd.D.,  New  York  Univ. 

190S,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Hi^h  School  of  Commerce,  16-18  W.  loist  St.,  New  York. 
Alec  G.  McAllister,  A.M..  '97.  Tufts  Coll. 

1895,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  40,  1354  Bergen  St.,  Brooklyn. 
LsABELiA  .A.  McCabe. 

Priadpol  of  Public  School  No.  93,  Primary.  Manhattan,  ix  E.  x3oth  St.,  New  York. 
Belle  C.  McClellan. 

1885,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  57.  50  E.  134th  St.,  New  York. 
Thomas  J.  McEvoy,  A.B..  *p7,  A.M.,  'ox,  Amherst  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '06,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

X90X,   Principal  of  McEvoy  School  of  Pedagogy,  306  Fulton  St.,  Brodclyn. 
Mary  E.  McQuirk.  Pd.M.,  '04,  New  York  Univ. 

1899,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  46,  Aqueduct,  Queens,  Hatch  Ave.,  oca.  Grafton  Avs., 

Ozone  Park.  New  York. 
Kate  A.  N.  Mee. 

x883,   First  Asmstant  and  Acting  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  34,  Bronx;  res.,  73  E.  lajd 
St.,  Manhattan,  New  York. 

Mary  Jerome  Merrttt. 

1889,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  39.  cor.  Columbia  and  Amity  Sts.,  Brooklyn. 
Clara  Millington. 

1900,  Assbtant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  133.  356,  9th  St..  Brooklyn. 
Harriette  Melissa  Mills. 

X906,   Head  of  Department  of  Kindergarten  Education,  Froebel  Normal   School,  eg  W. 
96th  St.,  New  York. 
Mrs.  Martha  J.  Minshull,  Grad.,  '94,  Nor.  Coll.,  New  York. 

X906.   Head  of  Department,  Public  School  \o.  11 3;  res.,  65  Morton  St.,  Brooklyn. 


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1905    Arthus  C.  Mitcbell,  Ed.B.,  *oo,  Alfred  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  x6,  Queens;  res.,  149  Madison  Ave.,  Flushing,  L.  I., 
New  York. 
Thzodose  C.  Mitchill,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  'oi.  Columbia  Univ. 

xgoz,  First  Aanstant  in  English.  Boys'  High  School,  Brooklyn,  and  (1904)  Principal  of 
New  York  Evening  High  School  for  Men,  Manhattan;  res.,  335  W.  56tb  St., 
Manhattan,  New  York. 

FHANK  K.  MONTIORT. 

1893,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  57,  Queens,  New  York;  res.,  Bayside,  L.  I. 
Fkank  R.  Mookx,  A.M.,  *77.  Colgate  Univ. 

Principal  ot  Commercial  High  Schpol,  zoi  Halsey  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Hugo  Newman,  B.Sc.,  '85.  CoU.  of  City  of  New  York;  Pd.M..  '00,  New  York  Univ. 

1901,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  33,  Bronx,  458  W.  isad  St.,  New  York. 
Joseph  Newman,  A.B..  '97,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York:  M.Sc.,  '00,  New  York  Univ. 

1898,   Instructor  in  Chemistry,  Commercial  High  School;  res.,  355  £.  xa4th  St.,  Manhat- 
tan, New  York. 
John  T.  Nicholson. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  186,  Manhattan;  res.,  6x4  W.  X48th  St.,  New  York. 
John  T.  Noxjin. 

1903,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  36,  Bronx,  Bedford  Park,  New  York. 
WnxiAM  NoYES,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '05.  Amherst  Coll. 

X903,  Instructor  in  Teachers  Collie,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Masga&xt  F.  0*Connell. 

Z90X,  Principal  of  Elementary  School  No.  31.  Manhattan;  res.,  77  W.  94th  St.,  New  York. 
WzzxxAM  O'Flaherty,  A.B.,  A.M. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  40.  Bronx,  xoo  E.  Sxst  St..  Manhattan,  New  York. 
Maey  J.  C.  O'Neil. 

397,  xat  St.,  Brooklyn.  , 

CHASX.BS  E.  O'Neo,  A.B.,  CoD.  of  City  of  New  York;  LL.B.,  New  York  Univ. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  X7,  Driggs  Ave.  and  N.  5th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Susan  M.  Oss,  A.B.,  Ursuline  Coll. 

Z878,   Teacher  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  475  Van  Buren  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Chart.es  E.  Overholser,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Harvard  Univ. 

X905,   Teacher  of  German,  Boys'  High  Sdux>l,  25  JefiFerson  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Martha  H.  Patton. 

X90X,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  35,  Bronx;  res.,  x66o  Monroe  Ave.,  New  York. 
Allen  Pecxham. 

With  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  85.  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Mrs.  Elua  S.  Pell. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  96.  Girls,  Manhattan,  New  York. 
Anna  L.  Phuxips,  A.B.,  '05,  Adeli^  Coll. 

X905,   Teacher  in  charge  of  Eastern  District  High  School  Aimex;  res.,  353  Steuben  St, 
Brooklyn. 
Ellen  M  Phillips,  Pd.M.,  '01,  New  York  Univ. 

Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  131,  Manhattan,  615  W.  J36th  St.,  New  York. 
Elizabeth  L.  Plaisted. 

X900,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  184,  Manhattan;  res.,  14  W.  isTth  St.,  New  York. 
Laxtra  Potter. 

190X,  Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  87,  363  Putnam  Ave.,  Bnx^lyn. 
Francis  W.  Powers,  A.B.,  '93,  CoU.  Dty  of  New  York. 

x8$4.   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  83,  Manhattan;  res.,  745  Jefferson  Ave..  Brooklyn. 
Isabelle  L.  Pratt. 

X898,  Appointment  Secretary  and  (1907)  Recorder,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University; 
res.,  33  X  W.  104th  St.,  New  York. 
William  Lotns  Rabenort,  B.Sc.,  A.M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,  Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  9,  Bronx;  res..  315  W.  97th  St.,  New  York. 
Esle  F.  Randolph.  A.B.,  '03.  A.M..  '04,  Pd.D.,  '06,  Salem  CoU. 

Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  8,  Richmond,  Midland  Road,  Great  KiUs. 
Jazzos,  E.  Rector,  Pd.D.,  '95,  New  York  Univ. 

X900,   Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  4,  Manhattan,  203  Rivington  St.,  New  York. 
Rudolph  R.  Reeder,  Ph.D.,  Columbia  Univ. 

Superintcndem  of  the  New  York  Orphanage,  Ha.stings-on-Hudson. 
Margaret  A.  Regan. 

X904,   Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  X07,  Manhattan;  res.,  373  W.  loth  St.,  New  York. 
Feederice  J.  Reilly,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  '93,  Xavier  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '96,  New  York  Univ. 

X90X,   Teacher  of  Graduating  Class,  Public  School  No.  xo,  Bronx;  res.,  444  St.  Nicholas 
Ave.,  New  York. 
Julia  Richman. 

X903,   District  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  9  Montgomery  St.,  New  York. 
Alice  E.  B.  RrrrER,  A.B.,  '04.  Adelphi  CoU.;  A.M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907.   Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  534;  res.,  66  E.  asth  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Charles  C.  Roberts. 

Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  35,  Manhattan;  res.,  106  S.  xoth  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
John  S.  Roberts,  Pd.M.,  A.M.,  New  York  Univ. 

Prindpal  of  PuUic  School  No.  63.  Intermediate,  Hester  and  Essex  Sts.,  Manhattan, 
New  York. 


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1005    Anna  E.  Rodney. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  10,  Girls,  Bronx;  ret.,  39  E.  3 ad  St.,  Manhartan. 
New  York. 
Frank  Rollins,  Ph.D.,  '02,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904.   Principal  of  Stuyvestant  High  School,  Manhattan;  rei.,  t^s  E.  ajd  St.,  New  York. 
Annib  Louise  Roy. 

190a,  Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  83,  Manhattan;  res.,  a  E.  ia8th  St.,  New 
York. 
Rebecca  Rusk. 

1880,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Marlborough. 
T&OMAS  Joseph  Ryan. 

1901,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  xg.  Queens;  res.,  133  Franklin  Are.,  Brooklyn. 

Adda  Peael  Saceett,  B.Sc,  Pd.M.,  '03.  Pd.D.,  '04,  New  York  Univ. 

1000,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  15,  New  York;  res.,  Sidney. 
ElOCA  J.  Salbeeg. 

i88a,   Teacher  in  Elementary  School;  res.,  a66  W.  X26th  St.,  Manhattan,  New  York. 
C.  Augusta  Sanoeb.  ' 

1895.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  83,  Primary;  res.,  479  W.  isad  St.,  New  York. 

Sabab  Elizabeth  Soott,  A.M.,  'oS,  Adelphi  Coll. 

X905,  Principal  of  Pubuc  School  No.  140,  Grammar,  6oth  St.,  near  4th  Ave.,  BrooklyiL 
Richabd  a.  Seabing,  A.B. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  aa6  Bryant  St.,  North  Tonawanda. 
Claba  E.  Sharp. 

X906,  Teacher  in  PuUic  School  No.  x6,  Richmond,  New  York;  res.,  57  Jackson  St.,  Tomp- 
klnsville,  S.  I. 


Edgab  Ditbs  Shimer,  A.B.,  '7f  A.M.,  '77,  Ph.D.,  '87,  Muhlenberg  CoU. 
X896,   Dbtria  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools  104  Union  Ave., 
Maby  Sbibes. 

5.   Princii 

TYork, 


Jamaica. 

1895.  Princinal  of  Public  School  No.  13a,  Manhattan;  res.,  479  W.  xsad  St.,  Sta.  M.. 
New  Y 


Amna  a.  Short. 

X903.  Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  51,  Brooklyn;  res.,  xao  Washington  PI..  Manhattan, 
New  York. 
Mbs.  Mabtra  Smth. 

190X,   Prindpal  of  School,  Highland. 
Maude  Sicn-H. 

X903,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  38,  Queens,  New  York;   res.,  Springfield  Ave.,  Spring- 
field, L.  I. 
M.  Kate  Smith. 

X904,   Assistant  Supervisor  of  Drawing,  143  Woodworth  Ave.,  Yookers. 

SAMinEL  McKee  SicrrH.  Ph.B..  '77.  Cornell  Univ. 

1902,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  X7,  Richmond;  res.,  a  Hamilton  Park,  New  Brighton* 
S.  I. 
Helen  A.  Stein. 

1897.   Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  13,  Girls,  Manhattan,  158  E.  7ad  St..  New  York. 
Edwabd  Du  Bois  Stryker,  Pd.M.,  '00,  New  York  Univ. 

First  Assistant  Teacher,  Public  School  No.  34,  Bronx,  73a  E.  X74th  St.,  New  York. 
IIABFI.I.A  Sullivan. 

X897,   Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  170,  Girls.  Manhattan;  res.,  37  W.  xxxth  St.,  New 

Amna  L.  Suter. 

1900,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  40;  res.,  483  Park  PI.,  Brooklyn. 
Annie  Sutherland. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  x88,  Boys.  Manhattan,  287  W.  4th  St.,  New  York. 
Henry  Suzzallo.  A.B.,  '99,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M..  '02,  Ph.D.,  os,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,   Adjunct  Professor  of  Elementary  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University, 
New  York. 
T&OMAS  H.  Sweeney. 

X897.  Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  6,  Queens,  New  York;  res.,  387  Elm  St.,  Astoria,  L.  I. 
Emma  Sylvester,  Pd.M.,  'oo.  New  York  Univ. 

X906,  Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  35;  res.,  6x  Queen's  Ave.,  Flushing,  L.  I.,  New  York. 
Mary  E.  Tate. 

Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  45,  Girls,  Manhattan,  225  W.  a4th  St.,  New  York. 
Jennie  Viola  Terry. 

Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  34.  Richmond;  res.,  a  Wiener  PI..  Tompkinsville. 
Charles  Francis  Thelluson,  A.B..  '06,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  LL.M.,  '00,  New  York  Univ. 

X905,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  2x8  Lafayette  St..  Manhattan,  New  York. 
Jacob  Theobald,  Jr.,  A.B.,  '08.  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York. 

X898,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  30,  Manhattan;  res.,  ao3  W.  io8th  St.,  Manhattan. 
New  York. 
Alfred  C.  T&ompson.  A.B.,  '9a,  Yale  Univ. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  22  School  St.,  Auburn. 
Iawbxncb  a.  Toepp. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  xx,  Richmond,  New  Yorit  dty;  res.,  lifermotc  Ave 
West  New  Brighton. 


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X905    Gestsude  M.  Tkafragsn. 

Z898,   Teacher  in  chaz^e  of  Publk  School  No.  38,  Queens,  New  York;  res.,  55  Union 
Ave.,  Jamaica. 
LoviSB  E.  TucKZS,  A.B.,  '00.  Addphi  CoU.;  A.M.,  '01,  Columbia  Univ. 

X904,   Professor  of  Education,  College  of  Saint  Angela,  New  Rochellc;  res.,  483  Putnam 
Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
LoBA  A.  TuKNES,  A.B..  '04,  Oberlin  Coll.;  Pd.  M. 

xgo6.  Head  of  English  Department.  High  School,  4a  Catherine  St..  Poughkeepsie. 

MAaCAKKTTA  UlHLEIN. 

1896,  Principal  of  Public  School  Na  54;  res..  265  Bedford  Park  Boul.,  New  York. 
Mat  B.  Van  Axsdale,  B.Sc,  Columbia  Univ. 

Instructor  in  Physical  Science,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University  and  Horace 
Mann  School;  les.,  457  W.  lajd  St..  New  York. 
Edcax  Vandsrbilt,  M.Sc.,  '69,  CoU.  Gty  of  New  York. 

Princtpal  of  Public  School  No.  55.  Manhattan,  140  W.  aoth  St.,  New  York. 
Eldom  M.  Van  Dusen. 

Z903,  Teacher  in  Commercial  Department,  Far  Rockaway  High  School,  Far  Rockaway. 
WnxiAM  T.  Vlymen,  A.B.,  *8i,  A.M.,  '84;  Princeton  Univ.:  Ph.D.,  'oi.  New  York  Univ. 

1900,  Principal  of  Eastern   District   High    School,    Brooklyn;    res.,    379    Front    St, 

Hempstead. 
William  F.  Vkoom. 

1898,   Instructor  in  Shop  Work,  Public  School  No.  5,  Manhattan;  res.,  xo  St.  Ificholas 
Terrace,  New  York. 
AcNss  Wallace. 

First  Assistant  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  96,  G.,  Manhattan;  res.,  144  E.  48th 
St,  New  Yorit. 
Agnes  L.  Wai.sb. 

1901,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  31,  Manhattan,  421  W.  44th  St.,  New  York. 
Maey  a.  Wakd. 

1897.  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  89;  res.,  276  Decatur  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Mas.  Ellen  E.  Kenyon  Warnek,  Pd.D.,  Univ.  of  N.  Y. 

Author  of  "The  Culture  Readers,"  in  care  of  D.  Appleton  &  Co..  436,  5th  Ave  , 
New  York. 
Henry  Waters,  A.M..  Lewisburg  Univ. 

Co-Principal  of  Mohegan  Lake  School,  Mohegan. 
Rachel  J.  Whaur. 

1904,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.    x88,   Girls,   Manhattan;    res.,  597   Decatur  St., 
Brooklyn. 
Mary  Low  Williams. 

X903,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  31,  Manhattan;  res.,  18  Hancock  St.,  Brooklyn. 
James  F.  Wilson,  A.B.,  '94,  Leland  Sunford  Jr.  Univ.;   LL.B.,  '04,  New  York  Law  Sch. 

1904,   First  Assistant  in  History,  Stuyvesant  High   School;   res.,  235   £.  23d  St.,  New 
York. 
Clementine  D.  Witte. 

X903,  Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  xa.  Manhattan;  res.,  51  Turner  Place, 
Flatbush,  Brooklyn. 
Mrs.  H.  a.  Woodward. 

X909,   In  charge  of  Preparatory  Department,  Syms  Schod,  265  Circuit  Road,  New  Rochdle. 
Moses  Yeaton. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  80;  res.,  1x71,  45th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
1906    Elizabeth  M.  Ball. 

x88a,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  z8.  Bronx;  res.,  501  Courtlandt  Ave.,  New  York. 
Franklin  T.  Baker.  A.B.,  Dickinson  Coll.:  A.M..  Columbia  Univ. 

1893,  Professor  of  English,  Teachers  College,  New  York;  res.   Park  Hill,  Yonkers. 
Jessica  E.  Beers,  Pd.M.,  '98.  N.  Y.  Univ. 

1889,  Principal  of  Elmwood  School;  res.,  2x3  Bryant  St..  Buffalo. 
A.  R.  Brubacher,  A.B..  '97.  Ph.D..  '02.  Yale  Unjv.  i 

Principal  of  Union  Classical  Institute  and  Schenectady  High  School,  a  N.  Wendell 
Ave.,  Schenectady. 
John  B.  Corcoran. 

Z907,   Manual  Training  Instructor,  320.  4th  St.,  S.,  E.,  Miimeapolis,  Minn;   permanent 
address,  Millers. 
William  J.  Deans.  B.Sc..  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  520  W.  3d  St.,  Elmira. 
Stephen- Pierce  Dctgoan.  B.Sc..  '90,  M.Sc.,  '96,  Coll.  City  of  New  York;  A.M.,  '00,  Ph.D.,  '02, 
Columbia  Univ. 
1906,   Associate  Professor  of  Education,  College  of  the  City  of  New  York,  11  Myrtle  St  , 
White  Plains. 
Burt  B.  Farnsworth.  Ph.M. 

1904,   Educational  Director,  23d  St.  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  215  W.  23d  St.,  New  York. 
Elizabeth  Hall. 

Z907,   Supervisor  of  Primary  Work,  High  School  Annex,  Schenectady. 
Cornelius  J.  Heatwole.  , 

Student  at  Columbia  University;  res.,  423  W,  ii8th  St.,  New  York. 
Patty  Smtth  Hill. 

X906.   Instructor  in  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;   res.,  5x5  W.  Z22d  St.,  New 
York. 


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1906  Helen  Louise  Johnson.  B.Sc.,  '04.  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

30  Paddock  St.,  Watertown. 
Waxeen  J.  KiBBY,  A.B.,  '01,  Hanrard  Univ. 

Principal  of  Commercial  Department  Utica  Free  Academy;  res.,  131  Miller  St,  Utica. 
John  Knox,  A.B..-'87.  A.M..  'go.  Brown  Univ. 

With  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co..  Publishers.  335.  4th  Ave..  New  York. 
Naoici  Nokswokthy.  B.Sc..  *oi.  Ph.D..  *o4,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904.  Instructor  in  Psychology,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  Univervty;    res.,  557  W. 

ia4th  St.,  New  York. 
George  D.  Ornee,  E.E.,  'go,  Columbia  Univ. 

Educational  Director  of  Bedford  Branch  Y.M.C.A..  i  iai-35  Bedford  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Susan  S.  Osgood. 

Third  Vice-Prindpal.  and  Head  of  Hbtory  Department,  High  School;  res.,  78  Dickin- 
son St.,  Binghamton. 
Elizabeth  Sage. 

Instructor  in  Domestic  Art,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;    res.,  2337 
Broadway,  New  York. 
Charles  Payson  Gurley  Scott.  A.B..  '78.  A.M..  '81,  Ph.D.,  '81,  Lafayette  Coll.:  Utt.  D..  *o7. 

Philologist.  Etymologist,  Lexicograt^ier;   Etymolo|(ical  Editor  of  the  Century  Dic- 
tionary; (1883)  Secretary  of  the  Simplified  Spelling  Board,  x  Madison  Ave.   New 
York;  res.,  150  Wood  worth  Ave.,  Yonkers. 
George  D.  Strayer.  A.B.,  '03,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '05.  Columbia  Univ. 

X907,   Adjtmct  Ptofessor  of  Elementary  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University, 
New  York. 
J.  M.  T&OMPSON.  Ph.B. 

1906.  Institute  Conductor,  State  of  New  York,  Dundee. 
Edwin  G   Warner.  A.B.,  '85.  Amherst  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '93.  New  York  Univ. 

1885,   Head  of  Latin  Department,  Polytechnic  Preparatory  School;  res.,  56  Montgomery 
PI.,  Brooklyn. 
George  M.  WaEY.  A.B..  '90.  A.M..  '03.  Union  Coll..  N.  Y. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob,  36  W.  5th  St.,  Dunkirk. 

1907  May  Alden. 

X906,   Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  51  Genesee  St.,  Homell. 
John  G.  Bowman,  A.B.,  '90.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

Assistant  Secretary  of  the  Carnegie  Foundation  for  the  Advancement  of  Teaching, 
543,  sth  Ave.,  New  York. 
Gertrude  E.  Breen. 

379  State  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Lucy  A.  Brennan. 

Teacher  in  PubUc  School  No.  13,  Bronx;  res.,  357  E.  335th  St.,  New  York. 
Myron  T.  Dana,  Ph.B.,  Pd.D. 

1906,  Principal  of  State  Nonnal  and  Training  School,  Fredonia. 
Margaret  M.  Fennell. 

3064  Bathgate  Ave.,  New  York. 
Frederick  Arthur  Goetie.  M.Sc.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,  Dean  of  School  of  Mmes,  Engineering  and  Chemistry,  Columbia  University,  New 

York. 
Thomas  C.  Hallican,  B.Sc.,  '90.  Coll.  of  the  Oty  of  New  York;  LL.B..  '95.  New  York  Univ;  A.M., 
'03,  Columbia  Univ. 

1906.  Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  89;  res.,  185  Audubon  Ave.,  New  York. 
Anna  C.  Hedges.  B.Sc.,  '03,  A.M.,  '04,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907.  Suprxintendent  of  Hebrew  Technical  School  for  Girb,  383  Central  Park  West,  New 

May  Jackson. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  106,  Manhattan,  Lafayette  near  Spring  St.,  New  York. 
Helen  Kinne. 

Professor  of  Domestic  Science,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  Ycx-k. 
Elsie  W.  Kornman,  Pd  M.,  '95.  New  York  Univ. 

1936,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  13,  Manhattan;  res.,  543  Manhattan  Ave.,  New  York. 
Herbert  Martin,  A.B.,  '99,  A.M.,  '00,  New  York  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '05.  Yale  Univ. 

1906,   Head  of  Department  of  Pedagogy,  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers,   704 
E.  169th  St.  New  York. 
John  B.  Pine,  A.B. 

Trustee  of  Columbia  University,  63  Wall  St.,  New  York. 
Agnes  Stowell,  B.L.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

Teacher  in  Brooklyn  Training  School  for  Teachers;  res.,  148  Jackson  St.,  Broddyn. 
LvNN  M.  Saxton.  B.S.,  '97;  M.S..  'oo.  Latavette  Coll. 

1903.   Instrurtor  in  The  College  01  the  City  of  New  York,  New  York. 
Hester  Pardee  Tefft,  A.B.,  '05.  Cornell  Univ. 

1905.  Teacher  in  High  School,  Millbrook;  res.,  98  Church  St.,  Little  Falls. 
Calvin  Thomas.  A.B..  '74,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  '77.  LL.D.,  '04. 

1896,   Professor  of  Germanic  Languages  aiid  Literature,  Columbia  University,  New  York . 

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1895  Columbia  Univeksitt. 

Presideat,  Nicholas  Murray  Butler;  librarian,  Tames  H.  Canfidd;  Secretary,  F.  P. 
Keppel,  New  York. 

1896  Cornell  UNiVESsmr,  Libraky. 

President,  J.  G.  Schurman;  librarian,  George  W.  Harris,  Ithaca. 
i8g8    Bryson  Library,  Teachers  College. 

librarian.  Miss  E.  G.  Baldwin,  Momingside  Heights,  xaoth  St..  W.,  New  York. 
Straotse  Pubuc  Library. 

President,  J.  Wm.  Smith;  Librarian,  Eackiel  W.  Mundy,  Syracuse 
Vassar  Colleos,  Library. 

President,  James  M.  Taylor;  Librarian,  Frances  A.  Wood,  Poughkeepsie. 
1890    BuEEALO  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Walter  L.  Brown;  Assistant  Librarian,  Mrs.  H.  L.  Elmendorf,  Buffalo. 
New  York  Public  Library. 

Director,  John  S.  Billings,  Astor  Library  Building,  425  Lafayette  St.,  New  York. 
New  York  Uniyersfty,  School  of  Pedagogy. 

Dean,  Thomas  M.  Balliet;  Secretary.  James  E.  Lough,  Washington  Sq.,  East,  New 
York. 
Port  Jervis  Free  Library. 

Librarian,  Elizabeth  G.  Thome,  Port  Jervis. 

State  Normal  School,  New  Paltz. 

Principal.  Myron  T.  Scudder,  New  PalU. 
Teachers  College,  Department  op  Manual  Trainino. 

Director,  C.  R.  Richards,  New  York. 
X900    State  Normal  and  Trainino  School.  Oswego. 

Principal,  L  B.  Poucner,  Oswego. 

State  Normal  School  Library,  Brockport. 

Principal,  Charles  T.  McFarlane;  Chairman  of  Library  Committee,  Charles  D. 
Seefy,  Brockport. 
zgox    Brooklyn  Public  Library. 

Chief  Librarian,  Frank  P.  Hill,  36  Brevoort  Pl.,  Brooklyn. 

College  op  St.  Francis  Xavier. 

President,  Rev.  Thomas  J.  McCluskey,  S.  J.,  30  W.  i6th  St.,  New  York. 
Pratt  Institutk  Free  Library. 

Librarian,  Isabel  Ely  Lord,  Ryeraon  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Queens  Borough  Library. 

President,  John  Kirk;   Librarian,  Miss  J.  F.  Hume,  Office,  xox  East  Ave.,  Long 
Island  Qty. 
State  op  New  York,  Education  Department. 

Commissioner,  Andrew  S.  Draper,  Albany. 
Unxversity  op  Rochester. 

President,  Rush  Rhees;  Assistant  Librarian,  H.  K.  Phinney,  Rochester. 
KQoa     Canbxus  College. 

President,  Rrv.  Augustine  Miller;  Librarian,  Francis  S.  Betten,  651  Washington 
St.,  Buffalo. 
Colgate  University,  Library. 

President,  George  E.  Merrill;  Librarian,  D.  F.  Estes,  Hamilton. 
General  Education  Board. 

Secretary,  Wallace  Buttrick,  a  Rector  St.,  New  York. 
State  Normal  School,  Cortland.  Library. 

Prinapal,  Frauds  J.  Cheney,  45  Church  St.,  Cortland. 
State  Normal  School,  Plattsburoh. 

Principal,  George  K.  Hawkins,  Plattsburgh. 
X90J    Oneonta  Normal  School. 

Principal,  Percy  I.  Bugbee,  Oneonta. 
1904    New  York  Trade  School. 

President,  R.  Fulton  Cutting:  Superintendent,  H.  V.  Brill.  ia6o.  ist  Ave. ,  New  York. 
»9os    Alumni  As$ocl\tion,  Npw  York  Training  School  por  Teachers. 

President,  Leo  I.  Kearney;  Treasurer,  Helen  Regan,  527  W.  X56th  St.,  Manhattan, 
New  York. 
Class  Teachers'  Organization  op  Brooklyn. 

President.  John  B.  Cottrell,  Public  School  No.  ig,  cor.  South  ad  and  Keap  Sts., 
Brooklyn. 
Ethical  Culture  School. 

Superintendent.  Franklin  C.  Lewis;   Secretary,  Matilde  Kitzinger,  Central  Park, 
West,  and  63d  St.,  New  York. 
New  York  Froebel  Normal  Institute. 

Superintendent,  E.  Lyell  Earle;    Head  of  Department  of  Kindergarten  Training, 
Harriette  M.  Mills,  59  W.  06th  St..  New  York. 
Male  Teachers'  Organization. 

Treasurer,  William  M.  Simmons,  x84th  St.  and  Grand  Ave.,  Bronx,  New  York. 
The  Loyola  School. 

Prindpal,  Rev.  William  O'Brien  Pardow,  S.J.;  Secretary,  Francis  X.  Delany,  S.J., 
6s  Br83d  St.,  New  York. 


172  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  New  Yort 

NEW  YORK-CmUnhmI 

1906  Adelphi  College. 

President.  Charles  Herbert  LeTennore*.  Librarian,  Mabel  Farr,  Brooklyn. 
Barnard  College. 

President,  Nicholas  Murray  Butler;  Dean,  Laura  Drake  Gill,  New  York. 

College  ow  the  City  of  New  Yore,  The. 

President,  John   Huston  Finley.  St.  Nicholas  Terrace  and  139th  St.  West,  New 
York. 
FoRDHAU  University. 

President,  Daniel  J.  Quinn,  S.J.;  Secretary.  J.  F.  Quirk,  SJ..  New  York. 
Geneseo  State  Normal  School. 

Principal  James  V.  Sturges;  Librarian.  Ida  M.  Mendenhall,  Geneseo. 
Hapgoods,  New  York. 

President,  H.  J.  Hapgood;  Secretary,  M.  B.  Wiley,  305-309  Broadway,  New  YoA. 
Manhattan  College. 

President,  Rev.  Brother  Peter;  Librarian,  Rev.  Brother  Cyprian,  New  York. 

Mercantile  L&raxy  Association  op  New  York. 

Librarian,  W.  T.  Peoples,  New  York. 
New  Rocbblle  Public  Library. 

Librarian.  Elizabeth  C.  Stevens.  New  Rochelle. 
Rochester  Athenaeum  and  Mechanics  iNSTrrin-E. 

President  of  Board  of  Directors,  Lewis  P.  Ross;  Secretary,  John  A.  Stewart,  Roches- 
ter. 
Polytechnic  Preparatory  School,  Brooklyn. 

Principal.  Alvan  E.  Duerr;  Librarian.  Jessie  Harris,  99  Livingstone  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Syracuse  University. 

Chancellor,  James  Roscoe  Day.  Syracuse. 
Wells  College. 

President,  Rev.  Geo.  M.  Ward;  Librarian,  Alice  Sanborn.  Aurora. 

1907  Library  of  New  York  University. 

Librarian,  Belle  Corwin,  University  Heights,  New  York. 

UST  OF  PUBUC  SCHOOLS  OF  THE  CITY  OF  NEW  YORK 

1993    Board  of  Education  of  the  City  op  New  York. 

President,  Edgerton  L.  Winthrop,  Jr.;   Secretary.  A.  Emerson  Palmer,  Park  Ave. 
and  59th  St.,  New  York. 

BOROUGH  OF  THE  BRONX 

Public  School  No.  3,  Primary,  Courtlandt  Ave.,  and  15 7th  St. 

Principal.  Josephine  Hammer. 
PiTBLic  School  No.  5,  2436  Webster  Ave. 

Prmdpal,  William  J.  Kennard. 
Public  School  No.  18,  501  Courtlandt  Ave. 

Principal,  Elizabeth  M.  BaU. 
Public  School  No.  ax,  E.  aa^h  St.,  Williamsbridge. 

Principal,  Eliza  A.  Caterson. 
PiTBLic  School  No.  35,  East  149th  St.  and  Union  Ave. 

Principal,  Frank  A.  Young. 
Public  School  No.  a6,  Bumside  and  Andrews  Aves.,  Morris  Heights. 

Principal,  C.  E.  Hoefling. 
Public  School  No  27,  147th  and  x48th  Sts. 

Principal,  Th(Mnas  J.  Meighan. 
Public  School  No.  a^  135th  St.  and  Cypress  Ave. 

Principal,  John  T.  Maguire. 
Public  School  No.  35.  163d  St..  bet.  Grant  and  Morris  Aves. 

Prmcipal,  EUen  C  Gilbert. 
1905    Morris  High  Scnooi^  i66th  St.  and  Boston  Road. 

Principal,  John  H.  Denbigh. 
Public  School  No.  2,  Primary,  xdoth  St.  and  3d  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Kate  Van  Wagenen. 
Public  School  No.  3,  xsTth  St.,  and  Courtlandt  .Ave. 

Principal,  Charles  M.  Baboock. 
Public  School  No.  7.  Kingsbridge  Ave.  and  23  ad  St.,  Kingsbridge. 

Prindpal,  Isaac  B.  Sprague. 
Public  School  No.  10,  Grammar,  Eagle  Ave.  and  163d  St. 

Prindpal,  Evandcr  Childs. 
Public  School  No.  la,  ad  St..  Westchester. 

Prindpal.  John  F.  Condon. 
Public  School  No.  13,  E.  ai6th  St.,  Williamsbridge. 

Prindpal,  Bernard  J.  Devlin. 
Public  School  No.  14,  Eastern  Boul.,  Throg's  Neck. 

Prinapal,  Philip  O'Ryan. 
Public  .School  No.  17.  Fordhara  St.,  City  Island. 

Prindpal,  Charles  C.  Holden. 


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NEW  YOKKr-CoHtmrnd 

1905  Public  School  No.  ao,  Fox  and  x67th  Sts. 

Principal,  Mary  A.  Curtis. 
Public  School  No.  a  a,  349  E.  x4oth  St. 

Acting  Principal,  Elizabeth  C.  Kelly. 
Public  School  No.  30,  141.^  St.  and  Brook  Ave. 

Principal,  Mary  A.  Conlon. 
Public  School  No.  38,  xoth  St.  and  3d  Ave. 

Principal,  Ellen  Murray. 

1906  Public  School  No.  43.  Washington  and  Wendover  Aves. 

Principal.  Wm.  P.  McCarthy. 

BOBOUGH  or  BROOKLYN 

1903    Boys'  High  School,  Marcv  and  Putnam  Aves. 

Principal,  James  Sullivan. 
Eastern  District  High  School,  Drisgs  Ave.  and  S.  3d  St. 

Principal.  William  TTVlymen. 
Erasmus  Hall  High  School,  Flatbush  Ave. 

Principal.  W.  B.  Gunnisoa. 
Manual  Training  High  School,  7th  Ave.  and  4th  St. 

Principal,  Charles  D.  Larkins. 
Pitblic  School  No.  3,  Hancock  St. 

Principal,  LaSallc  H.  White. 
Public  School  No.  5,  DuflSeld  and  Johnson  Sts. 

Prmdpal,  William  J.  (yLeary. 
Public  School  No.  7, 141  York  St. 

Prmdpal,  Edith  Hortoo. 
Public  School  No.  8,  Middagh  St.,  near  Heni^  St. 

Principal,  Mary  Walsemann. 
Public  School  No.  10,  7th  Ave.,  17th  St.  and  Prospect  Ave. 

Principal,  Oliver  C.  Mordorf. 
Public  School  No.  13,  Degraw  St. 

Prindpal.  Wallace  S.  S.  Newton. 
Public  School  No.  14,  Navy  and  Concord  Sts. 

Principal,  Ellen  F.  Quinn. 
Public  School  No.  15,  3d  Ave.  and  State  St. 

Prindpal,  Andrew  J.  Sherman. 
Public  School  No.  aa,  Java  St. 

Prindpal,  Laura  Black. 
Public  School  No.  33,  Conselyea  and  Humboldt  Sts. 

Prindpal,  Everett  Barnes. 
Public  School  No.  34,  Arion  Place,  cor.  Beaver  St. 

Prindpal,  Augusta  D.  Moore. 
Public  School  No.  as,  787  Lafavette  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Frecferic  W.  Mar. 
Public  School  No.  a6.  Grammar.  Quincy  St..  near  Ralph  Ave. 

Prindpal.  Frank  IC.  Perkins. 
Public  School  No.  ao,  Amity  and  Columbia  Sts. 

Prindpal,  Mary  Jerome  Merritt. 
Public  School  No.  ^x,  Dupont  St.  and  Manhattan  Ave. 

Prmdpal,  Bryan  J.  Reilly. 
Public  School  No.  47.  Padfic  and  Dean  St5.,  near  3d  Ave. 

Prindpal.  Libbie  J.  Eginton. 
Public  School  No.  ^o,  S.  4th  St.,  near  Havcmeyer. 

Pnndpil,  Emma  L.  Fortune. 
Public  School  No.  ^x,  Medcer  Ave.  and  Humboldt  St. 

Prmdpal.  Anna  A.  Short. 
Public  School  No.  s^^  EUery  St.,  near  Broadway. 

Prindpal,  Emily  J.  Black. 
Public  School  No.  57,  Primary,  Rdd  Ave.  and  Van  Buren  St. 

Prindpal,  Elenore  E.  FJliott. 
Public  School  No.  63,  Hinsdale  and  Liberty  Sts. 

Prindpal,  Honor  E.  Quinn. 
Public  School  No.  68,  Bushwick  Ave.  and  Kosdusko  St. 

Prindpal,  Fannie  A.  Irvine. 
Public  School  No.  69,  Ryerson  St.,  near  Myrtle  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Margaret  J.  McCo(«y. 
Public  School  No.  74,  Kosdusko  St. 

Prindpal,  Charles  E.  Springmeyer 
Public  School  No.  75.  Grammar,  Eversfreen  Ave.  and  Ralph  St. 

Prindpal.  WiUiam  S.  MiUs. 
Public  School  No.  84.  Girls.  Glenmore  Ave ,  cor.  Stone  Ave. 

'Prindpal.  Lydla  A.  Mills. 
Public  School  No.  86,  Irving  Ave.  and  Harman  St. 

Prindpal.  Mrs.  Anna  B.  Moriarty. 


174  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [New  York 

NEW  YORK— CmUmnmI 

1903    Public  School  No.  8S,  Thames  St.  and  Vandenroort  PI. 

Priadpol,  iEgesu  Beck. 
Public  School  No.  91,  Albany  Ave. 

Principal,  Georgiana  E.  Brown. 
Public  School  No.  104,  5th  Ave.  and  gad  St. 

Prindpu,  Arthur  D.  Stetaoo. 
Public  School  No.  xo6,  Putnam  and  HamburK  Avo. 

Principal,  Joseph  V.  Witherbee. 
Public  School  No.  no.  Monitor  St  and  Driggs  Ave. 

Pfindpal,  Charles  Penrine. 
Public  School  No.  hi,  cot.  Vanderbilt  Ave.  and  Sterling  PL 

Principal,  Emily  G.  Bridgham. 
Public  School  No.  i  13,  Evergreen  Ave.,  Moffat  and  Channcey  Su. 

Priodpal,  Mary  C  V.  Connolly. 
Public  School  No.  ii^  Ave.  K  and  E.  38th  St. 

Principal,  Moses  Becker,  Jr. 
Public  School  No.  laa,  66-8a  Harrison  Ave. 

Principal,  James  J.  Reynolds. 
Public  School  No.  125,  Blake,  cor.  Rockaway  Ave. 

,  Principal,  Mary  £.  Quinn. 
Public  School  No.  ia6.  Grammar.  Meserok  Ave.  and  Lorimcr  St. 

Principal,  Frederic  L.  Luqueer. 
Public  School  No.  i  a  7,  7th  Ave.  and  79th  St. 

Prindpol,  John  J.  Malarkcy. 
Public  School  No.  133,  Butler  St.,  near  4th  Ave. 

Principal,  Anna  G.  Bauer. 
Public  School  No.  136,  4th  Ave.  and  40th  St. 

Prindpal,  Charles  O.  Dewey. 
Public  School  No.  137,  Saratoga  Ave.  and  Bainbridge  St. 

Prindpal,  Ruth  £.  Granger. 
Public  School  No.  140,  60th  St..  west  of  4th  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Sarah  E.  Soott. 
190S    Brooklyn  Tr.\ininc  School  for  Teachers,  Prospect  PI.  and  Nostrand  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Emma  L.  Johnston. 
Girls'  High  School,  Nostrand  Ave.  and  Halsey  St. 

Prindpal,  Wm.  L.  Fdter;  Librarian,  Mary  E.  Hall. 
Public  School  No.  4^  Berkeley  PI.  and  sth  Ave. 

Prindpal,  T.  F.  Downey. 
Public  School  No.  6,  Baltic,  near  Smith  St. 

Prindpal,  Clara  C.  Calkins. 
Public  School  No.  ao,  Union  Ave.,  near  North  ad  St. 

Prindpal.  Matilda  C.  Skene. 
Public  School  No.  ai.  McKibbin  St.,  near  Graham  Ave. 

Prindpal.  Beatrice  Presswood  King. 
Public  School  No.  33,  Ileyward  St.,  near  Broadway. 

Prindpal,  Caroline  R.  Gipoer. 
Public  School  No.  34,  Norman  Ave.  and  Eckford  St. 

Prindpal,  James  T.  Carey. 
Public  School  No.  30,  6th  Ave.,  cor.  8th  St. 

Prindpal,  Mary  McSwyny;  Librarian.  Ada  CaUaghan. 
Public  School  No.  4a,  St.  Mark's,  near  Classon  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Elizabeth  F.  Doherty. 
Public  School  No.  43.  Bocrum  St..  near  Manhattan  Ave. 

Prindpal,  James  A.  O'DonnelL 
Public  School  No.  45.  Lafayette  and  Classon  Aves. 

Prindpal,  Purvis  J.  Behan. 
Public  School  No.  53.  17  Starr  St. 

Prindpal,  Mrs.  Alice  E.  B.  Ritter 
Public  School  No.  60,  4th  Ave.  and  aoth  St. 

Prindpal,  Frances  M.  Driscoll;  Librarian,  Nora  A.  Daly. 
Public  School  No.  73,  McDougall  St.  and  Rockaway  Ave. 

Prindpal.  W.  T.  B.  S.  Imlay. 
Public  School  No.  77,  ad  St.,  and  7th  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Channing  Stebbins. 
Public  School  No.  8a,  4th  Ave.,  cor.  36th  St. 

Prindpal.  Mrs.  Minnie  Q.  Ledwith. 
Public  School  No.  85,  Evergreen  Aw.  and  Eldert  St. 

Prindpal,  Arthur  C.  Perry,  Jr. 
Public  School  No.  87.  Herkimer  St.  and  Radde  PL 

Prindpal,  Ella  KeUy. 
Public  School  No.  89,  Ncwkirk  Ave.  and  E.  31st  St. 

Prindpal,  Mary  A.  Ward. 
Public  School  No.  00.  Church  Ave.  cor.  I^ooist  St. 

Prindpal.  Mary  E.  O'Donnell. 


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NEW  YORK-CrafMNMl 

xgos    Public  School  No.  100,  2965  W.  3d  St. 

Principal,  Joseph  T.  Griffin. 
Public  School  No.  xo<.  Fort  HamQton  Ave.  and  59th  St. 

Prinapal,  Helen  M.  Cumn. 
Public  School  No.  107.  X3th  St.  and  8th  Ave. 

Prinopal,  Sarah  B.  Van  Brunt. 
Public  School  No.  la^.  Irving  Ave.,  oor.  Suydam  St. 

Prinapal,  Joseph  G.  Furey. 
Public  School  No.  lao,  Quincy  St.  and  Stuyvesant  Ave. 

Prindpal,  £d.  P.  Crowell. 
Public  School  No.  134.  i8th  Ave.  and  Ocean  Parkway. 

Principal,  James  S.  Morey. 
Public  School  No.  X4t,  McKibben.  Leonard,  and  Bocnim  Sts. 

Principal.  Anna  M.  Ohson. 
Public  School  No.  143.  Havemeyer  and  N.  6th  Sts. 

Pnnapal,  Carrie  Ikdhetmer. 
Public  School  No.  X4;t  Central  Ave.  and  NoU  St. 

Prinapal,  Henry  Ludwig,  Jr. 
1906    Public  School  No.  x»,  Adelpht  St.,  near  Myrtle  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Willis  A.  Huntley. 

borough  of  xanhaitan 

X903    New  Yobk  Training  School  for  Teachers,  320  W.  xaoth  St. 

Prindpal,  Edward  N.  Jones. 
Model  School  of  the  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers,  341  £•  xiQth  St. 

Prindpal,  Emma  A.  Johnson. 
Public  School  No.  x.  Boys,  8  Henry  St. 

Prindpal  Benjamm  Veit. 
Public  School  No.  x.  Girb.  8  Henry  St. 

Prindpal,  Mary  R.  Davis. 
Public  School  No.  5,  Primary,  xa4  Edgecombe  Ave 

Prudpal,  Ella  F.  Whalen. 
Public  School  No.  ^,  Boys,  194  Edgecombe  Ave. 

Pnndpal,  Henry  Caasidy. 
Public  School  No.  6.  Girb,  85th  St.  and  Madison  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Katharine  D.  Blake. 
Public  School  No.  8,  99  King  St. 

Prindpal,  Michael  E.  Devlin. 
Public  School  No.  9.  West  End  Eve.  and  Sad  St. 

Prindpal,  Teresa  £.  Bemholx. 
Public  School  No.  10,  Primary,  St.  Nicholas  Ave.  and  xiyth  St. 

Prindpal,  Hester  A.  Roberts. 
Public  School  No.  xa,  371  Madison  St. 

Prindpal,  Elise  W.  Kommann. 
Public  School  No.  13.  Girls,  939  E.  Houston  St. 

Prindpal,  Helen  A.  Stein. 

Public  School  No.  13,  Primary,  939  E.  Houston  St. 

Prindpal,  Sarah  A.  Robinson. 
Public  School  No.  15.  7*8  sth  St. 

Prindpal,  Margaret  Knox. 
Public  School  No.  x8.  Boys,  xai  E.  sxst  St. 

Prindpal,  Burtis  C.  Magie. 
Public  School  No.  ao.  Girls,  Rivinston  and  Forsyth  Sts. 

Prindpal,  Mary  Maclay. 
Public  School  No.  33,  Mulberry  and  Bayard  Sts. 

Prindpal,  Joseph  D.  Reardon. 

Public  School  No.  as.  Boys,  330  5th  St. 

Prindpal,  Charles  C.  Roberts. 
Public  School  No.  ao.  16  Albany  St. 

Prindpal,  James  G.  Smith. 
Public  School  No.  30,  330  E.  88th  St. 

Prindpal,  Frank  A.  Schmidt. 
Public  School  No.  3a.  Boys,  357  W.  35th  St. 

Prindpal,  Samuel  Ayres. 
Public  School  No.  3a.  Primary,  357  W.  35th  St. 

Prindpal,  Elizabeth  C.  O'Rourke. 
Public  School  No.  38.  Clarke  St. 

Pnndpal,  Ida  B.  Lindheimer. 
Public  School  No.  39,  Boys.  335  E.  xa^h  St. 

Prindpal,  Theodore  B.  Barringer. 

Public  School  No.  40.  3*0  E.  aoth  St. 

Prindpal,  Joseph  K.  Van  Denburg. 

Public  School  No.  44.  5  Hubert  St. 

Prindpal,  Edward  R.  Maguire. 


176  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [NewYoik 

NEW  YORK—CMi/tfMtfi 

1903    Public  School  No.  48,  \2a  W.  aSth  St. 

Priadpal,  Sadia  E.  Baird. 
Public  School  No.  40.  237  E.  37lh  Si. 

Principal,  James  R.  Petttgrew. 
Public  School  No.  50,  Girls,  an  E.  aoth  St. 

Principal,  Caroline  Emanuel. 
Public  School  No.  51.  519  W.  44th  St. 

Principal.  Geo.  U.  Chatfield. 
Public  School  No.  53.  Girls.  207  E.  79th  St. 

Principal,  Margaret  M.  Slaltery. 

.  .  351-35, 

Principal,  Alice  V.  Parle. 

Public  School  No.  58,  3I7  W.  jad  St. 

Principal,  WiUia.^  F.  O'Callaghan. 
Public  School  No.  67,  lao  W.  46th  St. 

Principal,  Edward  J.  McNally. 
Public  School  No.  68. 116  W.  zaSth  St. 

Principal,  Ida  Ikclhcimer. 
Public  School  No.  69.  las  W.  54th  St. 

Principal.  Thomas  J.  Boyle. 

Public  School  No.  70.  «o7  E.  75th  St. 

Principal,  George  White. 
Public  School  No.  73,  209  E.  46th  St. 

Principal,  Hannah  W.  De  Milt. 
Public  School  No.  75.  as  Norfolk  St. 

Principal.  Frederick  A.  Berghane. 
Public  School  No.  77,  Girls,  ist  Ave.,  cor.  85th  St. 

Principal,  Matilda  B.  Lcmlein. 
Public  School  No.  8a.  Boys.  70th  St.  and  ist  Ave. 

Principal,  Henry  J.  Heidenis. 
Public  School  No.  85, 117th  St.  and  ist  Aw. 

Principal,  Mary  H.  Donohue. 
Public  School  No.  86,  Primary,  Ijcxington  Ave.  and  96th  St. 

Principal,  Ada  A.  Brennan. 
Public  School  No.  88,  300  Rivington  St. 

Principal,  Susie  A.  Griffin. 
Public  School  No.  9a.  Broome  and  Ridge  Sts. 

Principal,  Mrs.  Annie  E.  Boyne. 
Public  School  No.  96.  Primary,  A\-e.  A  and  8ist  St 

Principal,  Mary  C.  O'Brien. 
Public  School  No.  105. 169  E.  4th  St. 

Principal,  Carrie  W.  Keams. 
Public  School  No.  106,  Lafayette,  near  Spring  St. 

Principal,  May  Jackson. 
Public  School  No.  107.  a 7a  W.  lolh  St. 

Principal,  Margaret  A.  Regan. 
Public  School  No.  laa,  i^o,  ist  Ave. 

Principal,  Margaret  B.  Milton. 
Public  School  No.  xa6,  536  E.  lath  St. 

Principal.  Josephine  E.  Rogers. 
Public  School  No.  ia7,  s^S  W.  37th  St. 

Principal,  Clara  American. 
Public  School  No.  130,  143  Baxter  St. 

Principal,  Mary  A.  Underbill. 
Public  School  No.  141,  46a  W.  58th  St. 

Principal.  Kate  A.  Walsh. 
Public  School  No.  147.  289  E.  Broadway. 

Principal,  William  L.  Ettinger. 
Public  School  No.  150,  320  E.  96th  St. 

Principal,  Alice  Jackson. 
Public  School  No.  168.  Girls,  105th  St.,  near  ad  Ave. 

Principal,  Cecilia  A.  Francis. 
Public  School  No.  169.  Audubon  Ave.,  x68th  and  i6Qth  Sts. 

Principal,  John  T.  Nicholson. 
Public  School  No.  170,  Girls.  37  W.  iiith  St. 

Principal,  Isabella  Sullivan. 
Public  School  No.  170,  Primary.  37  W.  nith  St. 

Principal,  Mrs.  Eloise  K.  Fisher. 
Public  School  No.  171,  ii  E.  103d  St. 

Principal,  Henry  Edward  Jenkins. 
Public  School  No.  17a,  io8th  St.  East,  near  ad  Ave. 

Principal,  Margaret  F.  Brangan. 
Public  School  No.  174.  xas  Attorney  St. 

Prinapal,  Elizabeth  J.  Hofer. 


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NEW  YORK^otainued 

1903  Public  School  No.  i77i  66  Market  St. 

Principal,  Mary  L.  Brady. 

Public  School  No.  179,  140  W.  load  St, 

Prinapol,  John  P.  Cooroy. 

Public  School  No.  199,  X37th  St.  and  Amsterdam  Ave. 
Acting  Principal,  Samuel  Langer. 

1904  Public  School  No.  76,  68th  St.  and  Lexington  Ave. 

Principal,  Mary  A.  McGovem. 

Public  School  No.  t6o,  Primary,  Rivington  and  Suffolk  Sts. 
Principal,  Lottie  A.  Norcott. 

1905  High  School  of  CoHiierce.  155  W.  65th  St. 

Principal,  J.  J.  ShepiKurd. 

Stuyvesant  High  School,  345  E«  'S^^  St. 
Principal.  Frank  Rollins. 

Wadleich  High  School,  1x4th  St.,  west  of  7th  Ave. 
Principal,  John  G.  Wight. 

Public  School  No.  6.  Bovs,  85th  St.  and  Madison  Ave. 
PrindpaJ,  Maurice  J.  Thompson. 

Public  School  No.  7,  Chrystie  and  Hester  Sts. 
Principal,  William  A.  Kottman. 

Public  School  No.  ii,  314  W.  17th  St. 

Principal  John  H.  Grotecloss. 

Public  School  No.  16,  208  W.  13th  St. 

Principal,  Josiah  H.  Zabriakie. 

Public  School  No.  a6, 124  W.  30th  St. 

Principal,  Ruius  A.  Vance 

Public  School  No.  28,  257  W.  40th  St. 

Principal,  Mrs.  Clara  H.  Raynor;  Librarian,  Nora  F.  Coughlan. 

PiTBUc  School  No.  33,  Primary,  418  W.  a8th  St. 

Principal,  Alida  S.  WUllams. 
Public  School  No.  34, 108  Broome  St. 

Principal,  I.  Edwin  Goldwass^. 
Public  School  No.  36,  710  E.  9th  St. 

Principal,  Ellen  T.  O'Brien. 
Public  School  No.  37. 113  E.  87th  St. 

Principal,  Margaret  P.  Duggan. 
Public  School  No.  41,  Girls,  36  Greenwich  Ave. 

Principal,  Katherine  Bevier. 
Public  School  No.  46,  9x5  St.  Nicholas  Ave. 

Principal,  William  A.  Boylan. 
PuBuc  School  No.  59.  228  E.  57th  St. 

Principal.  Mary  C.  McGuire. 
Public  School  No.  63,  Girb,  1x7-127  E.  «d  St. 

Principal,  Helena  A.  Hulskamp. 
Public  School  No.  71, 188,  7th  St. 

Principal,  Urania  D.  Secord. 
Public  School  No.  73,  Girls,  Lexington  Ave.  and  xo6th  St. 

Pruidpol,  Helen  M.  Fanning. 
PiTBLic  School  No.  77.  Boys.  400  E.  86th  St. 

Principal,  Edward  A.  Page. 
PuBUC  School  No  78.  Girls,  362  Pleasant  Ave. 

Principal,  Kate  M.  Falvery. 
Public  School  No.  83,  Boys,  Primary,  2x6  E.  xxoth  St. 

Principal,  C.  Augusta  Sanger. 
Public  School  No.  87,  Boys.  77th  St.  and  Amsterdam  Ave. 

Principal,  Edward  H.  Boyer. 
Public  School  No.  93  <  Girls.  Amsterdam  Ave.  and  93d  St. 

Principal,  Mrs.  Emma  S.  Landrine. 
Pubuc  School  No.  94.  Amsterdam  Ave.  and  68th  St. 

Pnndpal,  Cordelia  S.  Kihner. 
Public  School  No.  96,  Girls.  Ave.  A  and  8ist  St. 

Principal,  Mrs.  Eliza  S.  PelL 
Public  School  No.  104. 4x3  E.  x6th  St. 

Principal,  Isabella  F.  Wright. 
Public  School  No.  xxi.  7  Downing  St. 

Prinapal,  Mary  F.  Maguire. 
Public  School  No.  117, 170  E.  77th  St. 

Prinapal,  Mary  S.  Cunningham. 
Public  School  No.  121,  227  E.  T02d  St. 

Principal,  Teresa  C.  Burke. 
Public  School  No.  124,  29-31  Horatio  St. 


o.  124,  29-31 
Prinapal,  £1 


lugenie  C.  Levie. 


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NEW  YOKm—CmUinmed 

1903  Public  School  No.  laj,  180  Woostcr  St. 

Principal,  William  J .  Henwood. 
Public  School  No.  131,  972  E.  2d  St. 

Principal.  Ellen  M.  Phillips. 
Pl'bmc  School  No.  x3S'  «»t  Ave.  and  5"t  St. 

Principal,  Kate  M.  Stephens. 
Public  School  No.  151.  ©ist  St.  and  First  Aw. 

Principal,  Mrs.  Agnes  O'Brien. 
Public  School  No.  166,  13a  W.  80th  St. 

Principal.  Thomas  Moore. 
Public  School  No.  168,  Primary,  losth  St.,  near  ad  Ave. 

Principal,  Millicent  Baum. 
Public  School  No.  185,  410  E.  66th  St. 

Prinapal,  Anne  J.  Farley, 
Public  School  No.  188,  Girls,  Lewis,  cor.  Third  St. 

Principal,  Mary  F.  McAleer. 
Public  School  No.  xqo.  303  E.  82d  St. 

Principal,  Sarah  Goldie. 

borough  op  qoebms 

igo3    Jamaica  High  School,  Union  and  Hillside  Ave.,  Jamaica. 

Principal,  Charles  J.  Jennings. 
Newtown  High  School,  Chicago  Ave.,  Elmhurst 

Principal,  James  D.  Dillingham. 
Public  School  No.  5,  Academy  St.,  near  Grand  Ave.,  Long  Island  City. 

Principal,  Matthew  D.  Quinn. 
Public  School  No.  76,  Montgomery  and  Congress  Aves.,  Laurel  Hill. 

Principal,  Kate  R.  Hickey. 
Public  School  No.  78  and  la,  Maiirice  Ave.,  Winfield. 

Principal,  Fred  H.  Mead. 
xgo5    Bryant  High  School,  Wilbur  Ave.,  Academy  and  Radde  Sts..  Long  Island  Qty. 

Principal,  Peter  £.  Demarest. 
Flushing  High  School,  a3i  Sanford  Ave..  Flushing. 

Principal,  John  HoUey  Clark;  Librarian,  Jean  Ely. 
Public  School  No.  4.  Prospect  St.  and  Becbe  Ave.,  Long  Island  City. 

Principal,  Robert  L.  Conant. 
Public  School  No.  9,  Munson  St.,  Long  Island  City. 

Principal,  Melvin  Hix. 

Pdblic  School  No.  11,  Second  and  Third  .Sts..  Woodside,  L.  I. 

Principal,  I'heophilus  Johnson. 
Public  School  No.  17,  Myrtle  Ave.,  Corona,  L.  I. 

Principal,  Josephine  M.  Lawlor. 
Public  School  No.  31,  Bell  Ave.,  Bayside. 

Principal,  George  W.  Dorland. 
Public  School  No.  3a.  Lakeville  Road,  little  Neck.  L.  I. 

Principal.  Anna  Brett. 
Public  School  No.  44<  Boulevard  and  Academy  Ave.,  Rockaway  Beadi. 

Principal,  Wm.  M.  Gilmore. 
Public  School  No.  57,  Curtis  Ave.,  Morris  Park,  L.  I. 

Principal,  Frank  K.  Montfort. 
Public  School  No.  58.  Walker  Ave.,  Woodhaven. 

Principal,  Cyrus  £.  Smith. 
Public  School  No.  68,  Bergen  and  Rathjen  Aves.,  Evergreen,  L.'  I.,  Dist.  44. 

Principal,  Franc  C.  Ellis. 
Public  School  No.  80,  135-141  Greenpoint  Ave.,  Long  Island  City. 

Principal,  John  J.  Dempsey. 

BOROUGH  OF  RICHIIOHD 

X903    Public  School  No.  i,  Academy  Place,  Tottenville. 

Principal,  Nathan  J.  Lowe. 
Public  School  No.  14,  Broad  and  Brook  Sts.,  Stapleton. 

Principal.  A.  Hall  Burdick. 
Curtis  School,  Public  School  No.  iq,  Greenleaf  Ave, 

Principal.  Charles  F.  Simons. 
Public  School  No.  a3,  Andros  Ave.,  Mariner  Harbor,  S.  I. 

Principal,  David  J.  Keator. 

1904  Public  School  No.  17,  Prospect  Ave..  New  Brighton,  S.  I. 

Principal,  Samuel  McK.  Smith. 
X905    Curtis  High  School.  Hamilton  Ave.  and  St.  Marks  PI.,  New  Brighton,  S.  I. 

Principal,  Harry  F.  Towle. 
Public  School  No.  3,  School  St.,  Prince  Bay. 

Prmdpal,  Gould  J.  Jennings. 
Public  School  No.  4.  Fresh  Kill  Road,  Krcischer>'ille,  L.  I. 

Teacher  in  charge.  Henry  F.  Albro. 


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NEW  -^OKIL-Cinainmd 

ZQOS    PuBUc  School  No.  8.  Linwood  Aw..  Great  Kills. 

Principal.  Esle  F.  Randolph. 
Public  School  No.  13.  Penosylyaaia  .\\-e..  Rosebank. 

Principal,  Sheldon  J.  Pardee. 
Public  School  No.  ao,  Hebeiton  Ave.,  Port  Richmond. 

Principal,  Eugene  G.  Putnam. 
PuBUC  School  No.  36.  Richmond  Turnpike,  LinoleumTille. 

Principal,  Lewis  U.  Denton. 

NORTH  CAROLINA 

lite  mbmber 

18S4    Robert  Blngham,  A.M.,  '63.  LL.D..  'go,  Univ.  of  N.  C. 

X873,   Superintendent  of  Bingham  School.  AshcviUe. 

active  members 

189S    George  H.  Crowell,  Ph.D.,  '9a,  Univ.  of  N.  C;  Ph.D..  '06.  Central  Univ..  lU. 
1897,   Superintendent  of  Graded  Schools,  High  Point. 
James  Yadkin  Joyner.  Ph.B.,  •8x,  Univ.  of  N.  C. 

1903,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  304  E.  Jones  St.,  Raleigh. 
D.  Matt  Thompson.  A.M. 

1891,  Superintendent  of  City  Public  Schools.  335  E.  Broad  St.,  StatcsviUe. 
Lydia  a.  Yates. 

1904,  Teacher  in  Public  School,  N.  4th  St.,  Wilmington. 
1000    WiLUAM  C.  A.  Hammel. 

1888,   Director  of  Manual  Arts  and  Physics,  State  Normal  and  Industrial  CoUcgc;  res., 
ioa7  Spring  Garden  St.,  Greensboro. 
Paul  J.  Long. 

1897.   County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Jackson. 
R.  W.  MrrcHELL.  A.B..  '05.  Nat.  Nor.  Uiiiv. 

1905,  Principal  of  City  High  School,  8  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Asheville. 
Richard  Joseph  Tiohe. 

1930,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  63  Orange  St.,  Asheville. 
igoj    Henry  W.  Spray. 

Canton. 
Francis  P.  Venable.  Ph.D..  •81,  GMtingen;  LL.D..  'o^,  Univ.  of  Pa.:  D.Sc.,  '04,  Lafayette  ColL 
1930,  President  of  University  of  North  Carofina,  Chapel  Hill. 

1905  Julius  Isaac  Foust,  Ph.B. 

Z907,  President  of  North  Carolina  State  Normal  and  Industrial  College;  res.,  999  Spring 
Garden  St.,  Greensboro. 
Isaac  C.  Griftin. 

1903.  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob.  Liberty  and  Ellis  Sts.,  Salisbury. 
Charles  Alphonso  Smtth.  Ph.D.,  '93,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Miss. 

1907,   Head  of  Department  oiF  English  and  (1902)  Dean  of  Graduate  Department,  University 
of  North  Carolina,  Chapel  Hill. 
Cora  Strong,  A.B..  *o3,  Cornell  Univ. 

Assistant  in  Mathematics,  St  ate  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Greensboro. 
J.  W.  Trackston. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Company,  Raleigh. 
X906    Eugene  C.  Brooks. 

1907,  Department  of  Education.  Trinity  Collie,  Durham. 

wstttutions 

1898    North  Carolina  State  Normal  and  Industrial  College. 

President,  J.  I.  Foust,  Greensboro. 
1809    UmvERsmr  of  North  Carolina,  Library. 

President,  F.  P.  Venable;  librarian,  Louis  R.  Wilson,  Chapel  Hill. 

1933  Shaw  Universtty. 

President,  Charles  Francis  Meserve;   Librarian,  Alice  M.  Emerson,  Raleigh. 

1934  North  Carolina  College  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Library. 

President.  Geo.  T.  Winston;   Librarian,  Miss  £.  W.  Stockard,  West  Raleigh 

1906  Davtoson  College. 

President,  Henry  Louis  Smith;  Libraiian,  Cornelia  Shaw,  Davidson. 
Public  Library,  Greensboro. 

Libraran  Bettie  D.  Cakiwell,  Carnegie  Building,  Greensboro. 

NORTH  DAKOTA 
active  members 

t886    Fbxdsiick  E.  Stratton.  A-B.,  '71.  A.M..  '74.  Williams  Coll.:  Ph.D.,  '91,  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

1906,  Dean  of  Fargo  College  and  Professor  of  Greek,;  res..  833,  6th  St.,  S.,  Faigo. 


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NORTH  DMLOTK-OmUntud 

1894    Walter  L.  Stockwell,  B.Sc.,  '89,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1903,   Sute  Superintendent  of  Public  Instnaction,  Bivnarck. 
Mrs.  Helen  H.  Stockwell,  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 
Grafton. 
iS^S    George  A.  McFarland,  B.Sc.,  '83,  M.Sc.,  *86,  A.M..  '06,  Hiram  Coll. 

1892,  Prindpi&l  of  State  Normal  School.  Valley  Qty. 
Webster  Merrifield,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  '9a,  Yale  Univ. 

Z891,   President  of  State  University  of  North  DakoU,  University. 
LuRA  L.  Perrins,  A.B.,  '80.  Albion  CoU. 

Z893,  Teacher  of  Geography  and  Geokigy;  State  Normal  School;  res..  609  Normal  Ave., 
Valley  Qty. 

1896  Mrs.  Alice  W.  Cooley. 

Educational  Author  and  Lecturer.  104.  4th  Aw.,  S.,  Grand  Forks. 
Joseph  Kennedy,  B.Sc.,  '86,  A.M.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1893,  Professor  ol  Philosophy  and   Education,  and   Dean  of    Teachers  Colkge,  The 

Um'versity  of  North  Dakota,  iiia  University  Ave.,  Grand  Forks. 

1897  J.  G.  Halland,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  I-uther  Coll. 

1903,   Professor  of  History  and  Political  Science,  Agricultural  College,  Agricultural  CaUege. 
W.  E.  Hoover,  M.Sc.,  '87.  Ohio  Northern  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  60a.  13th  St.  S..  Faxgo. 

1900  GEORG7.  W.  Hanna,  B.Didac.,  '94,  M.Didac,  '99,  Highland  Park  CoU. 

1899.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  6ao  Normal  Ave..  Valley  City. 

1901  A.  J.  Ladd,  A.m..  '00,  Ph.D.,  •04,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905,   Professor  of  Education,  University  of  North  Dakota;  res.,  879  Belmont  Ave.,  Grand 
Forks. 
190a    P.  S.  Berg,  B.Sc.,  '93.  Mt.  Union  C^ll. 

Superintendent  of  ichoob,  Dickinson. 
EorrH  E.  Brant,  Grad.  Nor.  Tr.  Dept..  Conservatory  of  Music.  Detroit,  Mich. 

Z903.   Director  of  Departments  of  Music  and  Drawing,  State  Normal  School,  Mayvilk. 
Ernest  R.  Brownson. 

Member  of  Board  of  Management,  State  Normal  School,  Valley  CUy. 
Mrs.  Mattie  M.  Davis. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Cass  County,  388.  7th  Ave.,  S.,  Fargo. 

A.  E.  Dunphy. 

1899,   Director  of  B£aaual  Training,  State  Manual  Training  School,  EUendale. 
Andrew  A.  Love,  A.B.,  '88,  Oberlin  Coll. 

Manager  of  Love  Teachers'  Agency.  Broadway,  Fargo. 
George  S.  Thomas,  A.M.,  '70,  Univ.  of  Va.;  Ph.D.,  '88,  Univ.  of  I^pr.ig,  Germany. 

i893>   Professor  of  Latin  and  Dean  of  College  of  Liberal  Arts.  University  of  North  Dakota, 
University. 
Clyde  R.  Travb,  Ph.B.,  'oa.  HI.  Wcs.  Univ. 

1898,   Prof(»sor  of  Mathematics  and  ( 1907)  Vice-President  of  State  Normal  School,  Mayville . 
Daniel  Webster  Tucker.  A.B.,  '99,  A.M.,  '03,  Indiana  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  of  Schools,  Fingal. 

Lake  G.  Watson,  Ph.B.,  '00,  Earlham  Coll.;  A.M.,  'oa,  Columbia  Univ. 

Z903,   Supervisor  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School,  Mayville. 

B.  P.  Chapple,  B.L.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Superintendent  of  School  for  the  Blind,  Bathsate. 
Thomas  A.  Hillyer,  Ph.B.,  '00.  Univ.  of  Chica^pn;  A.M.,  '01,  Harvard  Univ. 

President  of  State  Normal  School,  Mayville. 
J.  Nelson  Kelly,  A.M.,  Emory  and  Henry  Coll.;  LL.B.,  Lake  Forest  Univ. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  521  S.  5th  St.,  Grand  Forks. 
Josephyne  M.  Paulsen. 

Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Fcssendcn.. 
Mrs.  Katrine  Belanger  M.\cdonald.  A.B..  'oa,  Univ.  of  N.  Dak. 

1904,  Princiiial  of  State  High  School.  Lidgcrwood. 

Wallace  Nelson  Stearns,  A.B.,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.,  and  Harvard  Univ ;  A.M.,  D.B.,  '96.  Harvard 
Univ.;   Ph.D..  'oo  Boston  Univ. 
Professor  of  Biblical  Languages  and  Literature,  University  of  North  Dakota;   xes.« 
409  S.  6th  St..  Grand  Forks. 

1904  Neil  C.  Macdonald,  A.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  N.  Dak. 

1903,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Lidgcrwood. 
Ida  Margaretta  Montgomery,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Ncbr. 

305  Elizabeth  St..  Valley  City. 
Bert  E.  Groom. 

Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Langdon. 

1905  Mrs.  Una  Brasfield  Herrick. 

1905,  Director  of  Gjrmnasium  and  Dramatic  and  Oratorical  Departments,  State  Normal 

School,  in  care  of  Cottage  Dormitory,  Valley  City. 
Walter  M.  Kern.  A.B.,  '04,  Ind.  St.  Univ. 

Z905,   President  of  State  Manual  Training  School.  EUendale. 
Prrr  Gordan  Knowi.ton.  A.B..  '00,  Oberlin  Col!.;   A.M.,  'ga.  Harvard  Univ.;   Ph.D.,  '96.  T^p»|^ 

1897,  Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Economics,  Fargo  College,  413,  7th  Ave.,  S.,  Faisow 
Joseph  F.  McLain.  A.  B..  '00,  Univ.  of  N.  Dak. 

Z907,   Principal  of  High  School,  Towner. 


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NORTH  DhSLOTK—Contmued 

IQ06    Ryland  M.  Black,  A.B.,  *9C,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Richland  County,  Wahpeton. 
Edwasd  p.  Robertson,  A.M.,  '88,  D.D.,  *oo.  Hamline  Univ. 

1899,  President  of  Wesley  CoUege  of  North  Dakota,  594  Belmont  Ave.,  Grand  Forks. 

ZNSTITUnONS 

X896    Educational  Association  of  North  Dakota. 

President,  V.  P,  Squires,  University;  Secretary,  A.  P.  Hollis,  Normal  School,  Val- 
ley aty. 

1899  Stats  Universtty  of  North  Dakota. 

President,  Webster  Merrifield;  Secretary,  J.  W.  Wilkerson,  University. 

1900  Statk  Normal  School,  Matvillb. 

President,  Thomas  A.  HiUyer,  Mayville. 
1902    Dbfartiont  07  Public  Instruction,  Stats  of  North  Dakota. 
Superintendent,  W.  L.  Stockwell,  Bismarck. 
Stats  Normal  School  of  North  Dakota. 

Principal,  George  A.  McFarland;  Librarian,  Mabel  G.  West,  Valley  Qty. 

OHIO 

LIFE  DIRECTOR 

1887    Oscar  Taylor  Corson,  A.M.,  '87,  LLD.,  '07,  Wooster  Univ. 

Editor  of  *'Ohio  Educational  Monthly,"  and  Institute  Lecturer,  57  £.  Main  St. 
Columbus. 

LIFE  MEMBERS 

1866    Ulysses  Thompson  Curran,  A.B.,  '56,  Miami  Univ.;  B.L.,  '7a,  Qndnnati  Law  Coll. 

Member  of  Board  of  Examiners,  City  Teachers,  6aa  Columbus  Ave.,  Sandusky. 
X870    William  H.  Cole.  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ohio  Wef.  Univ. 

Sabina. 

L.  E.  HOLDEN. 

Lake  Shore  Boul.,  N.  E.  Bratenahl,  Cleveland. 
Mrs.  Delm  Lathrop  Williams,  Pd.D.,  'o4»  N.  Y.  State  Nor.  Univ. 
6a  S.  liberty  St.,  Delaware. 
x88o    J.  J.  Burns,  A.M.,  '76,  Washington  and  Jefferson  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '86,  Ohio  State  Univ. 

189s,   Corresponding  Secretary  of  Ohio  Teachers'  Reading  Circle,  6a8  Holgate  Ave.,  De6anoe. 
Charles  C.  Davidson,  A.M.,  '87,  Ohio  Univ. 

1891,  Trustee  of  Ohio  University,  59  W.  Ely  St.,  Alliance. 
Bettib  a.  Dutton. 

1870,   Principal  of  Kentucky  Street  School,  94  State  St.,  Cleveland. 
Mrs.  Reuben  McMillan. 

a  18  Spring  St.,  Youngstown. 
John  Bradley  Peaslee,  A.B.,  '63,  A.M.,  '96,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '66,  Cincinnati  Law  Coll.; 
Ph.Dn  '79»  Ohio  State  Univ. 
3318  Warsaw  Ave.,  Cincinnati. 
Esther  A.  Widner. 

iaa4  N.  Main  St.,  Dayton. 
188a    James  A.  Robert,  A.M.,  '67,  Yale  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '83,  Deniaon  Univ. 
3363  Guy  St..  Cindnnati. 

1883  E.  W.  Coy,  A.M.,  *s8.  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.  D.,  '86,  Princeton  Coll. 

1873,   Principal  of  Hughes  High  School,  CoU^e  Hill,  Cincinnati. 
S884    C.  W.  Bennett,  A.B.,  '66,  A.M.,  '69,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '89,  Moore's  HUl  Coll. 
Z874,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  a  18  W.  Ash  St.,  Piqua. 
Jacob  Albright  Shawan,A.B.,'8o,  A.M.,'83.0berlin  Coll.;  Ph.D.  (hon.), '04,  Muskingum  CoU. 
1889,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  xiaa  Dryden  Road,  Columbus. 

ACnvE  members 

1884  Edmund  A.  Jones,  A.B.,  '65,  A.M.,  *68,  Amherst  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Ohio  Univ. 

fQ04,   State  Commissioner  of  Common  Schools,  337  £.  Broad  St.,  Columbus. 

1889  Edwin  B.  Cox,  A.B.,  '74*  A.M.  (hon.).  '07.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

188 1,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  aos  W.  Church  St.,  Xenia. 
Nathan  L.  Glover. 

1873.  Teacher  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  303  E.  Mill  St.,  Akron. 

1890  Mrs.  Ada  E.  Laird. 

189a,   Principal  of  Waverly  School,  4103  Franklin  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
J.  P.  Sharkey. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools;  (1893),  Member  of  State  Board  of  Examiners,  Van  Wert 
William  H.  Vocel. 

1899,  Sutxrintendent  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools.  3535  Fairview  Ave.,  Hyde  Park,  Cin- 


1891    Arthur  Owen  Jones,  B.Sc.,  *oo  A.M.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

1901,   Art  Master,  Woodward  High  School;  res.,  3315  Highland  Ave.,  Walnut  Hills  Cin- 
cinnati. 
Frederick  Treudley,  A.B..  '78,  Univ.  of  Ind.;  A.M..  '06.  Hiram  Coll. 

1903.   Professor  of  Philosrjphy  and  Sociology,  Normal  College,  Ohio  University;  res.,  34 
Mulberry  St.,  Athens. 


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189a    Charles  Christian  Miller,  A.B.,  '83,  Ph.D.,  '03.  Ohio  Univ. 

President  of  Lima  College;  res.,  701  W.  North  St..  Lima. 
Matilda  L.  Walke. 

X873,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  471  Riddle  Rxwd,  Cincinnati. 
1893    Charles  Haupert,  A.B..  '80.  A.M.,  '83.  Heiddbers  Univ.-^  Ph.D.,  '00,  Wooster  Univ. 
1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  506  N.  Anglaise  St.,  WapakoneU. 
M.  A.  KnocEL. 

1880,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Poland. 
H.  H.  Raschio. 

1865,   Principal  of  zoth  District  School;  rts.,  618  Prospect  PI.,  Avoodale,  Cinnnnati. 
S.  D.  Sanor,  A.M.,  '98,  LL.B..  '99,  Western  Reserve  Unir. 
1904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Homeworth. 
William  Henry  Scott,  A.M.,  '65,  Ohio  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '84,  Ohio  Univ.  and  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1883,  Professor  of  Philosophy,  Ohio  State  University;  address.  Clintonviile,  Franklin  Co. 
Lucia  Sticeney,  A.M.,  '95,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1900,  Teacher  in  East  High  School;  res.,  6016  Frsnklin  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
1804    William  W.  Boyd,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '86.  Marietta  Coll. 

1907.   Dean  of  College  of  Education,  Ohio  State  University,  res.,  56  N.  Monroe  Ave.,  Co- 


Emma  C.  Davis. 

1893.  General  Supervisor  of  Public  Schools,  466  Rockwell  Building,  Clevehnd. 
Arnold  J.  Gantvoort. 

1894,  Musical  Director.  Teacher  of   Public  School  Music  and  Sight  Reading,  Lecturer 

on  History  and  Aesthetics  of  Music.  College  of  Music,  Cinnnnati. 
Edward  L.  Harris.  A.B..  A.M..  Ph.B..  Syracuse  Univ. 

1889,   Principal  of  Central  High  School;  res.,  a  a  50  Euclid  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Charles  P.  Lynch.  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '80,  Ph.D.,  '97.  Allegheny  CoU. 

Z906.   Principal  of  West  High  School.  7300  Franklin  Ave.,  Qeveland. 
William  Oxley  Thompson,  D.D.,  '91,  Muskingum  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '97,  Western  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1899.  President  of  Ohio  State  University,  Columbus. 
George  R.  Twiss,  B.Sc.,  '85,  Ohio  State  Univ. 

1894.  Head  of  Department  of  Science,  Central  High  School,  res.,  a  186  E.  49th  St.,  Cleveland. 

Anna  Jane  Wright,  A.B.,  '72,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1879,  Teacher  in  High  School;  res.,  6016  Franklin  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
189s    Charles  S.  Barrett,  B.Sc.,  '85,  Hopedale  Coll. 

1900,  Principal  of  South  High  School;  res.,  78  W.  9th  Ave.,  Columbus 
Charles  E.  Brown. 

With  American  Book  Co.,  1335  Schofield  Building,  Cleveland. 
WrLLiAM  Paxton  Bhrris,  Ph.B.,  *oi.  A.M..  '94,  De  P.iuw  Univ.;  A.M.,  '01.  Han-ard  Univ. 

Professor  of  the  History  and  Philosophy  of  Education,  and  Dean   of    CoUege  for 
Teachers,  University  of  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati. 
Charles  E.  Carey.  Ph.B.,  A.M.,  Weslcyan  Univ. 

1897,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  306  Park  Ave.,  Warren. 

William  Wallace  Chalmers,  A.B.,  '87.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M..  '89.  Eureka  Coll.;  Pd.B.,  '91,  Midu 
State  Nor.  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '04.  Hpi.lclberg  Univ. 

1898,  President  of  City  Board  of  £z;umncrs.  aaao  Maplewood  Ave..  Toledo. 
Stephen  Trimble  Dial,  A.B..  *8o.  A.M.,  '84,  Ohio  Wr%.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '94,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  116  Hillside  Ave.,  Lockland. 
William  Harris  Elson.  A.B.,  Indiana  Univ. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Instruction,  School  Headquarters;    res..  1768  E.  89th  St.,  Cleve- 

Herbert  Thomas  Kincaid.  A.B.,  '83.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

Classical  Department,  Steele  High  School;  res.,  39  W.  McPheraon  St..  Dayton. 
Anne  H.  King,  B.L.,  '9a,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

1904.  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Wahiut  Hills  High  School,  Z333  Chapel  St.,  CindnnatL 
Jitlia  C.  Kolbe. 

1893,   Primsry  Teacher  and  Teacher  of  German.  Norwood;  res.,  337  Milton  St.,  Cincio- 
nati. 
Annie  Laws. 

President  of  the  Gndnnati  Kindergarten  Association,  a9a7  Reading  Road,  Cincinnati. 
S.  Herrick  Layton,  B.Sc.,  B.L..  A.M..  Ph.D. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  114  W.  High  St.,  Fostoria. 
William  Rane  Lazenby,  B.Agri.,  Cornell;  M-Agri.,  Iowa  Agri.  Coll. 

188 1,   Professor  of  Horticulture  and  Forestry,  Ohio  State  University,  and  (1894)  Secretary 
of  Ohio  Medical  University;  res.,  348  W.  8th  Ave.,  Columbus. 
Charles  Louts  Loos.  Jr..  A.B..  '60,  A.M..  '71.  Bcth.iny  Coll..  W.  Va. 

1899,  Principal  of  Steele  High  School;  res..  824  N.  Broadway,  Dayton. 
S.  H.  Maharry,  A.M..  '90,  Muskingum  Coll. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  37  N.  Gamble  St.,  Shelby. 
S.  K.  Mardis,  Ph.B.,  Pd.B.,  '93,  Ohio  Univ.;  Pd.D. 

1903.   Superintendent  of  Public  SchooU,  529  Trenton  St.,  Toronto. 
George  C.  Maurer.  Ph.B..  Ph.M.,  'o^,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1893.    Superintendent  of  Schools.  409  W.  Ray  St.,  New  Philadelphia. 
W.  W.  McIntire.  Ph.B..  Ph-M.,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1903,  Principal  of  Norwood  High  School;'  res.,  a  106  Grand  St.,  < 


Ohio]  UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  183 

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189s    Robert  Edgas  Rayman,  M.Sc.,  A.M.,  N.  W.  Ohio  Nor.  Coll. 

1897,   Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  i  Pine  St.,  East  Liverpool. 
WnxiAM  Sbksxan  Robinson.  B.Sc.,  '01.  M.Sc,  '95,  Mt.  Union  G>11. 

1905.  Sute  Agent  for  the  MaaniUaa  Co.,  738  W.  Main  St.,  Kent. 
WiujAM  Shcsican  Rowr.  A.B.,  '9a.  De  Pauw  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Sdiools,  2x5  £.  5th  St.,  Greenville. 
Maeoarkt  W.  Suthebland. 

1889,  Principal  of  Columbus  Normal  School;  res.,  45  N.  17th  St.,  Columbus. 
Chables  F.  Thwxno.  D.D..  '88.  Chicago Theol.  Sem.;  LL.D..  '94.  111.  Coll.,  Marietta  Coll.,  Waynesburg 

Coll..  and  Wa^ns^n  and  Jefferson  Col). 

1890,  President  of  WesteraReserve  University  and  Adelbert  College;  res.,  11 109  Bellflower 

Road,  Qeveland. 
i8g6    Fbank  S.  Alley,  A.M.,  Moore's  Hill  Coll. 

1906,  Salesman  for  Hopper  Stationery  Co.,  Greenfield. 
Gbobob  B.  Bolbnbaugr. 

1907,  Principal  of  Evanston  School;  res.,  565  Delta  Terrace,  Station  C,  Cincinnati. 
Gbamvxllb  Webster  Brumbaugh,  M.E.,  '89,  Juniata  Coll. 

1896,   Principal  of  Garfield  School;  res.,  1601  W.  ad  St.,  Dayton. 
Frank  B.  Dyer,  A.B.,  '79,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '05.  Miami  Univ. 

1Q03.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  5437  Burch  Ave..  Cincinnati. 
AnousT  Frederic  Foerste,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '90,  Harvard  Univ. 

1893,  Teacher  of  Physics  and  Geology,  Steele  High  School;    res.,  10x7  Grand   Ave., 

Dayton. 
Warren  L.  Fulton,  B.Sc.,  *9S,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Rural  Schools,  44  Butler  St.,  Bryan. 
Francis  Heisrmann.  S.J. 

1900,  President  of  St.  John's  College;  res.,  807  Superior  St.,  Toledo. 
M.  A.  Henson. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Jackson. 
John  W.  Jones.  B.Sc..  N.  Nor.  Univ.;  B.P.,  O.  Univ.;  A.M.,  'oa,  GaUaudet  CoU. 
189s,  Superintendent  of  the  Ohio  Institution  for  the  Deaf,  Columbus. 
Mrs  Frances  Waite  LsmER. 

1890,  National  Superintendent  of  Physical  Education,  Department  of  the  National  W.  C. 
T.  U.,  and  National  W.  C.  T.  U.  Lecturer,  aao  W.  Park  Ave.,  Mansfield. 
Anna  Elizabeth  Logan.  A.M.,  '06.  Miami  Univ. 

X9oa,   Prindpol  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  College,  Miami  University,  Oxford. 
J.  V.  McMillan. 

x9oa.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  313  Washingtiyi  St.,  Marietta. 
George  M.  Pluxsr. 

Principal  of  Ward  School;  res.,  6a3  4th  St.,  MarietU. 

John  H.  Rowland,  A.M. 

General  Agent  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  79  N.  Ohio  Ave..  Columbus. 
Joseph  H.  Snyder,  B.Sc.,  '83,  Ohio  Cent.  Coll.;  A.M.,  '93,  Heidelberg  Coll. 

X904t  Assistant  State  Commissioner  of  Common  Schools,  State  House,  Columbus. 
Harriet  E.  Terrel. 

X890,   Principal  of  South  Case  School;  res.,  381  a  Carnegie  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Charles  Liggett  Van  Cleve,  A.B.,  '79.  A.M..  'Sa,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  School  Headquarters;    res..   1917  Jefferson  Ave., 

1897  Frank  H.  Ball. 

X905,  Director  of  Manual  Arts,  Public  Schools,  Third  Floor.  City  Hall.  Cincinnati. 

Ella  Bebtle. 

1888,  Principal  of  Van  Cleve  School,  xoth  District;  res.,  31  E.  McOwen  St.,  Dayton 
John  W.  Carr.  A.B..  '85,  A.M.,  '90.  Ind.  Univ. 

X90S.  Superintendent  of  Instruction,  City  Schools,  36  Oxford  Ave..  Dayton. 
Rose  Morrison. 

1894,  Kindergartner  and  Assistant  in  City  Normal  School;  res.,  2204  E.  49th  St.,  Cleveland. 
Rev.  Sylvester  F.  Scovel,  A.B.,  '53,  A.M.,  '56,  Hanover  Coll. 

1883-89,   President  of  University  of  Wooster;   (1883)  Professor  of  Morals  and  Sociology, 
University  of  Wooster;  res.,  185  N.  Beall  Ave.,  Wooster. 
Edward  Marlay  Van  Cleve,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M..  '80.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Ohio  State  School  for  the  Blind,  Main  and  Parsons  Ave.,  Columbus. 
T.  Howard  Winters,  A.B.,  '06,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1901,  Principal  of  Kingsbury  High  School;    res.,  173  Washington  St.,  Ironton. 

1898  James  M.  Carr,  B.Sc.,  'ox,  Muskingum  Coll. 

X906.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  509  N.  ad  St.,  Barberton. 
Jkssb  S.  Johnson,  Ph.B.,  '9a,  De  Pauw  Univ. 

X900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  57  Lincoln  Ave.,  Salem. 
Edmund  D.  Lyon,  A.B.,  '8a,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.,  A.M. 

Principal  of  Woodward  High  School,  Sta.  M..  Cincinnati. 
Gillxspix  K.  Lyons. 

With  the  American  Book  Co..  3130  I.Awrence  Ave.,  Toledo. 
Davto  R.  Major,  B.Sc..  '90.  Wabash  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '06,  ComeU  Univ. 

X901,  Ptofesnr  of  Psychology,  Ohk>  State  University,  Columbus. 


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1808  Jambs  E.  Randall. 

tu^a,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Camden. 
W.  C.  Reedes. 

1893,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Steele  High  School,  R.  R.  a.  Dayton. 
WnxzAM  E.  Roberts. 

Supervisor  of  B£aaual  Training  in  Public  Schools,  Rockwell  Building,  Clevdand. 
F.  J.  ROLLEK,  A.B.,  '%i,  A.M..  '83.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1888,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  34  Main  St.,  Niles. 
J.  F.  SmTB.  A.B..  '8s.  A.M.,  '90.  Kenyon  Coll. 

1888,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  130  Hancock  St.,  P.  O.  Box  577.  Findlay. 
Maby  Walter. 

Primary  Teacher,  Public  Schools,  Pomeroy. 
Oliver  A.  Wrioht.  A.B.,  'oa,  Adelbert  Coll.,  Western  Reserre  Univ. 
665  Oakwood  Ave.,  Columbus. 

1809  C.  L.  Cronebauoh.  B.Sc..  '87,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1004.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  a4  South  East  St.,  Massillon. 
Charles  William  Dabmey.  A.B.,  '73.  Hampden-Sidney  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '80,  G^ktingen;  LL.D.,  '01,  • 
Yale  Univ.,  and  ]{ohns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1904.  President  of  University  of  Cincinnati,  3483  Evans  PI.,  Qifton.  Cincinnati. 
Harrison  L.  Frank,  A.M.,  '79,  Olterbein  Univ. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  314  S.  Sute  St.,  Marion. 
JOKN  A.  Heizer,  B.Sc,  '00,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1900,  Principal  of  Guilford  School;  res..  aoi6  Hudson  Ave.,  Norwood,  rinnnnati. 
William  D.  Lash,  A.M.,  '74,  Ohio  Univ. 

1878,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Zanesville. 
E.  A.  Ferguson  Porter. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Co..  300  Pike  St..  Cincinnati. 
Christlan  F.  Rapp. 

Principal  of  Harrison  School;  res.,  431  Elm  St.,  Cincinnati. 
Wilbur  S.  Strickland,  B.Sc.,  '87.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1901,  Principal  of  Sherman  School;  res.,  aoos  Hudson  Ave.,  Norwood,  rinnnnati. 
John  Wesley  Swartz,  A.B.,  '96,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

RepresenUtive  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  64  Grasmere  St.,  East  Cleveland. 
Frances  E.  Thomson,  Ph.B.,  'g*.  Oberlin  Coll. 

Z887,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  600  E.  Smith  Road,  Medina. 
John  S.  Weaver,  A.B.,  '67.  A.M.,  '70,  Wittenberg  Coll. 

1905,  Teacher  in  High  School;  res.,  331  N.  Fountain  Ave..  Springfield 
1900    Alexander  D.  Beechy,  A.B.,  '80,  Mt.  Union  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  Wooster  Univ. 

1891,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  ao  Summit  St.,  Norwalk. 
George  W.  Burns,  A.B.,  Bethiny  Coll.,  W.  Va.;  A.M.,  Farmers'  Coll. 

1879.  Principal  of  District  School  No.  18;  res.,  4233  Langland  St..  Su.  A.  CinctnnatL 
NovETUS  H.  Chaney.  .A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '84,  Wilmington  Coll.;  A.M.  'ga,  Ph.D.,  '93,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

zgoa,  Supmntendcnt  of  City  Schoob.  334  Custer  Ave..  Youngstown. 
Fletcher  S.  Coultrap,  A.B.,  '7^,  A.M.,  '78,  Ohio  Univ. 

X907.   Professor  in  Ohio  University,  Athens. 
J.  P.  Cummins,  A.M.,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

Principal  of  aad  District  School;  rts.,  3453  Evans  PI.,  CindnnaU. 
NETtiE  Fillmore. 

1879,  Teacher  in  Woodward  High  School;  res.,  4ao  HofAins  St.,  Cindnnad. 
Franklin  Paul  Geiger,  B.C.S.,  A.B.,  '94.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

tgoa.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  807  Wahiut  St.,  Canal  Dover. 
Albert  B.  Graham. 

Superintendent  of  Agricultural  Extension,  College  of  Agriculture,  Ohio  State  Univer- 
sity, Columbus. 
I.  C.  GuiNTHER,  B.Sc.,  '90,  A.M.,  '00,  N.  W.  O.  N.  Univ. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  333  W.  Main  St.,  Gallon. 
J.  M.  Hamilton.  A.B..  '93.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  4a4  E.  Main  St.,  Lebanon. 
H.  V.  HoTCHKiss,  Ph.D.,  Alleghenv  Coll. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  436  E.  Buchtel  Ave.,  Akron. 
Sardine  Prfssley  Humphrey.  B.Sc..  '95,  Rio  Grande  Coll.;  A.M..  '06,  Ohio  Univ. 

1897,  Superintendent  of  Pubuc  Schools,  aaa  Park  Ave.,  Iromon. 
Norman  Edward  Hutchinson. 

Z900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  sai  N.  Wayne  St.,  Kenton. 
LuRA  B.  Kean,  Ph.B.,  '89,  Ph.M.,  'ga,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1897,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  153  N.  Buckeye  St.,  Wooster. 
Lee  R.  Knight. 

1889,  Prindpal  of  Perkins  Normal  School,  373  Carroll  St.,  Akron. 
Charles  A.  Krout,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M..  '90,  Wittenberg  Coll. 

1900,   Superintendtnt  of  Schools.  Tif&n. 
Herbert  R.  McVay,  Ph.B.,  'go.  Ohio  Univ. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  loas  Walnut  Ave.,  Sidney. 
William  Henry  Meck,  A.B..  'm.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  .\.M.,  'g8,  Miami  Univ. 

1895,   Teacher  of  History,  Civics,  and  Commercial  Law,  Steele  High  School,  and  (189S) 
Member  of  Stale  Board  of  School  Examiners,  axxS  E.  3rd  St.,  Dayton. 


Ohio]  UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  185 


I  goo    John  Evans  Mouis.  B.Sc.,  '84,  M.Sc..  '87,  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

189a,  Sttperinteodent  of  Public  Schools,  ao8  £.  Oxford  St.,  Alliance. 


OHIO— CMfimMf 

uis.  B.Sc.,  '84.  M.S 
Sttperintendent  of  F 
H.  W.  MniOfA. 

Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Steele  High  School;  res.,  51  Drake  Ave..  Dajrton. 
Alfskd  Ttlek  Pesry,  A.B.,  *8o,  A.M., 'pi,  D.D.,  *oi,  Williams  CoU. 

XQoo,  Presideat  of  Marietta  College;  res.,  axo,  5th  St.,  Marietta. 
Aktbuk  Powell,  A.B.,  "So,  A.B£.,  *8s,  Oberlin  Coll.:  Pd.D..  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

xgo3,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  6th  and  Vandevcer  St.,  Middletown. 
Edward  D.  Robests,  A.B.,  'to,  A.M..  '07,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

xgo4,  Principal  of  McKJnley  Scnool,  1630  Dudley  St.,  Cincinnati;  (1907).  Graduate  Student 
at  Columbia  University,  New  York.  N.  Y. 
Ella  A.  Rothe. 

Teacher  of  yth  Grade,  Public  Schools,  Marburg  Flat  3,  258  Ludlow  Ave,  Cliftoo, 
Cincinnati. 
William  McKendree  Vance,  A.B.,  '83.  A.M.,  '86,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  45  Oak  Hill  Ave.,  Delaware. 

0.  Perry  Voorhss,  B.Sc.,  '79.  N.  Nor.  Univ. 

X900,   Principal  of  Oyler  School,  Cincinnati. 
HoKER  B.  WiLLiAics,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M., '04,  Ohio  Northern  Univ. 

1898    Superintendent  of  Schools,  and  (1904)  Member  of  State  Board  of  School  Examinen 
1033  Adams  St.,  Sandusky. 
X901    Walter  H.  Aiken. 

Superintendent  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  Sution  K,  Cincinnati. 
Peter  D.  Amstutz. 

X907,  Superintendent  of  Pleasant  Township  Schools,  Pandora. 
F.  E.  AssENBEiiCER,  A.B..  '9<,  Capitol  Univ. 

1902.  Principal  of  Noiinal  Department.  Lima  OJlege;  res..  521  N.  Jameson  Ave.,  Uma. 
Frank  Pulerbauob  Bachkan.  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Columbia  Univ. 

Professor  of  Ifistory  and  Principles  of  Education,  Ohio  University,  Athens. 
John  K.  Baxter.  A.M..  '93.  Hiram  Coll. 

1905.  Supmntrndent  of  Public  Schools,  X104  N.  Qeveland  Ave..  Canton. 
Charles  J.  Brooks. 

1992.   Principal  of  Avondale  School;  res.,  1550  Ruth  Ave.,  Cindnoati. 
Edwin  N.  Brown.  A.M.,  '84,  LL.B.,  '87,  Ph.D., 'oa,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Ohio  Sute  School  for  the  Blind;  res.,  2550  N.  High  St.,  Columbus. 
Forrest  Baker  Bryant,  A.B.,  '99.  Otterbein  Univ. 

1907.  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  118  High  St..  Eaton. 
Helen  Hutchinson  Cowing,  B.L.,  '92  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

Teacher  of  EngUsh.  West  High  School.  Cleveland. 
Francis  Eugene  Crane. 

X897.   Principal  of  Columbian  School;  res.  3643  McCormick  Rood,  Hyde  Park,  Cincinnati. 
Warren  Darst,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '83,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

X902,    Lecturer  on  Pedagogy  and  English,  State  Normal  School,  Oxford;  home  address, 
5629  Washington  Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  > 

Benjamin  Marshall  Davb.  B..Sc..  '90.  M.Sc.   '9a.  Butler  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

X905,  Professor  of  Natural  History,  Miami  University,  Brice  Hall,  Oxford. 
Frederick  William  Dearness. 

1901,    Principal  of  xath  District  Schod;  res.,  a654  Harrison  Ave.,  Westwood,  Cincinnati. 
Charles  F.  Dutton,  Jr.,  A.B.,  '93,  Oberlin  Coll. 

X894.  Teacher  of  Science,  West  High  School;  res.,  1464  W.  77th  St.,  N.  W.  Cleveland. 
Frank  Rogers  Ellis. 

Asastant  Manager  of  American  Book  Co.,  300  Pike  St..  Cincinnati. 
Charles  S.  Fay,  A.B.,  Oberlin  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  325  Reilley  Ave.,  Wyoming.  Station  R.  Cincinnati. 
J.  M.  H.  Frederick,  A.B.,  '86,  Amherst  CoU. 

X895,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  and  (1905)  County  Examiner.  1 5  \Va3ar  Ave .,  Lakewood. 
Wells  L.  Griswold,  Ph.B..  '94,  .\.M..  'o«.  Oberlin  Coll. 

X93X,   Principal  erf  Rayen  School;  res.,  102  Woodbine  Ave.,  Youngstown. 
MiRON  Elisha  Hard,  A.M.,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  194  Church  St.,  Chillicothe. 
Benjamin  B.  Harlan.  B.Sc..  '76. 

X904.    Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Steele  High  School;  rrs..  128  Cambridge  Ave.,  Dayton. 
HE.*aiY  Harrison  Helter,  A.B.,  '91,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  43  Marion  Ave.,  Mansfield. 
Warren  E.  Hicks.  Pd.M.,  '02.  Mich.  Nor.  Coll. 

X906,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools.  1719  E.  Sad  St.,  Cleveland. 

1.  N.  Keyser,  Ph.B.,  '90,  Baldwin  Univ. 

1901,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  314  Lafayette  Ave.,  Urbana. 
WnxiAM  H.  Kirk,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '90.  Baldwin  Univ. 

1891,   Supenntaadent  of  Schools,  28  Grasmere  St.,  East  Cleveland. 
Joseph  Kxug. 

1872.   Professor  of  German  Language  and  Literature,  Central  High  and  Normal  Schools; 
res.,  58x1  Thackeray  Ave.,  S.  E..  Cleveland. 
William  McClaxn,  Jr.,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '05,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X90X,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  £.  High  St.,  London. 
John  Edward  McGavREY.  A.B.  '95.  Ind.  Um'v. 

X898,   Principal  of  Qeveland  Normal  School;  res.,  167  Whitman  St.,  Cleveland 


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1901    Henry  C.  Mucklzy. 

1903,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1x435  Ashbury  Ave.,  deveUnd. 
J.  C.  Oldt,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M..  '93. 

1890.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Put-in-Bay. 
Cordelia  L.  O'Neill. 

190S.   Principal  of  Marion  School;  res.,  1701  E.  8ist  St.,  devehuid. 
F.  B.  Pearson,  A.M.,  '88,  Wooster  Univ. 

Principal  of  East  High  School;  res.,  135  Wilson  .Ve.,  Columbus. 
John  William  Perrin,  A.M.,  '89.  Wabash  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '95.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1905.   librarian  of  Case  Library;  res.,  80  Bell  Ave..  Cleveland. 
Thomas  P.  Pierce. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Harrisoo. 
Harry  L.  Srnger,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M..  'o"?,  Univ.  of  Cindnnad. 

1905.  Teacher  in  Woodward  High  School;  res.,  3306  Woodbum    Ave.,   Walnut  Hills. 
Cincinnati. 
Oscar  M.  Soule,  B.Sc.,  93,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  9  Lake  Ave.,  Franklin. 
Cbarles  Edwin  Stevens. 

Principal  of  Association  Institute  School  of  Commeroe  and  Finance;    res.,  1677, 
8sth  St..  N.  E..  Cleveland. 
Clarence  Birch  Stoner,  A.B..  '96,  Otterbein  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mt.  Gilead. 


John  L.  Trisler.  Ph.D..  Heidelberg  Univ.;  Pd.M..  Ohio  St.  Nor.  Univ. 
'*»uperintendcnt  of  Schools  a    '  "^  '      *  " 
Ave.,  Hart  well. 


1884,   Superintendent  of  Schools  and  School  Examiner  ol   Hamilton  County,  737  Stuisea 


Callie  King  Walls. 

1905,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  8  Sunnyside  Driveway,  Atbras. 
F.  D.  Ward,  B.Sc.,  '79.  N.  W.  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1905,    Principal  of  Normal  Department,  Baldwin  University;  res.,  169  Beech  St.,  Bcrca. 
Henry  G.  Williams,  A.M. 

1903,   Dean  of  State  Normal  College,  Ohio  University,  and  Editor  and  Publisher  of  the 
"Ohio  Teacher,"  Athens. 
John  A.  Wright,  B.Sc.,  '01,  Valparaiso.  Coll. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools  and  County  School  Examiner,  Libetty  Center. 
Lewis  Edwin  York,  B.Sc..  '94.  Ph.B.,  'oa.  Ph.M.,  '04,  Mt.  Union,  CoU. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  15  S.  loth  St.,  Martins  Ferry. 
John  W.  Zeller,  Ph.M.,  Mt.  Union  CoU.;  A.M..  Ph.D.,  FindUy  CoU. 

1877,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  3x1  £.  Linci^  St.,  Findlay. 
1903    Millard  Fillmore  Andrew.  B.Sc.,  '91.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1903,   Principal  of  35th  District  School;    res.,  WardeU  opposite  Epworth  Ave.,  Sta.  L* 
Cincinnati. 
Howard  E.  Axline. 

1901,  Principal  of  Hicks  School,  Cleveland;  res.,  45  Robinwood  Ave.,  Lakewood. 
GtJY  Potter  Benton.  A.M.,  D.D..  Baker  Univ.;   LL.D..  '06.  Upper  Iowa  Univ 

President  of  Miami  University;  res..  313  E.  High  St.,  Oxford. 
Starr  Cadwallader,  A.B.,  '03,  A.M.,  '96.  HamUton  CoU. 

1935,    Secretary  of  Qeveland  Sdiool  of  Art.  1944  E.  xi6th  St..  Cleveland. 
H.  H.  Cully,  A.B..  '87.  Mt.  Union  CoU. 

1935.   Principal  of  GlenviUe  High  School;  res.,  496  E.  xosth  St.,  Cleveland. 
£.  Antoinette  Ely.  A.M.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

Principal  of  Bartholomew-Clifton  School.  Evans  PI.,  Evanswood,  Clifton,  Cincinnati. 
Luther  E.  Everett,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,   99,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1 90 1,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  sx  E.  First  St..  UhrichsviUe. 
Charles  S.  Howe,  B.S.,  '78,  Mass.  Agri.  CoU.  and  Boston  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '87.  Wooster  Univ.;  D.Sc., 
'05,  Armour  Inst.  Tech. 

1903,   President  of  Case  School  of  Api^ed  Science,  Cleveland. 
Gborge  W.  Knight,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '83,  Ph.D..  '8^  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X885,    Professor  of  American  History  and  PoUtical  Science,  Ohio  State  University;  res., 
85  Jefferson  Ave.,  Columbus. 
E.  L.  Mendenhall,  B.Sc.,  '91.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.B.,  '03.  A.M.,  '94,  S.  N.  Univ. 

1905.    Superintendent  of  Old  Soldiers'  and  Sailors'  Orphans'  Home  Schools,  Xcnia. 
Harvey  C  Minnich,  M.Sc,  '89,  A.M..  'oo,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1903,    Dean  of  State  Normal  CoUcge  of  Miami  University,  Oxford. 
Calvin  Thomas  Northrop. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  360  Main  St.,  Coimeaut. 
Ward  Higley  Nye,  A.B.,  '01,  Obcrlin  CoH. 

1903,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Obcrlin. 
Margaret  A.  O'Ownor. 

1899*   Principal  of  Graded  Schools,  South  School,  Dowd  St.,  Lakewood. 
George  D.  Pettee,  A.B..  '87,  A..M..  '93,  Yale  Univ. 

1930,   Principal  of  University  School,  Cleveland. 
Herman  S.  Piatt.  A.B.,  A.M..  Univ.  of  lU,;  Ph.D..  Univ.  of  Strassburg. 

190X,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Coshocton. 
May  H.  Prentice. 

1895,   Instructor  in  City  Normal  Training  School;  res.,  136  Courtland  St.,  Clevdand. 


Ohjoj  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  187 

OBlO-~C0mtmued 

190a    HoMKK  C.  Pmob,  B.Sc  (Agri.).  Ohio  St.  Univ.;  M.Sc.  (Agri.),  Cornell  Univ. 

1903,   Dean  of  College  of  Agricoltttre  and  Domestic  Saience,  Ohb  State  University,  Columbus. 
Maxy  a.  Vbnablb. 

1894,  Teacher  in  Primaxy  Grade,  Lakewood  Schools,  3603  Archwood  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Elmkr  Ellsworth  Wolfe,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Bucknell  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '9$%  Richmond  Coll. 

XQ03.    Principal  of  Academy  of  MarietU  College;  res.,  232,  5th  Sr.,  Marietta. 
FaxD  MoRLiN  YoiTMANS,  LL.B.,  Cindnnati  Law  Sch. 

190a,   Principal  of  S.  P.  Chase  School;  res..  a6xa  Erie  Ave.,  Hyde  Pari,  Cindnnati. 
iQoj    Lucy  D.  Ambbosc. 

1880,  Teacher  in  Fourth  Intermediate  School.  36aa  Gilbert  Ave..  Wahiut  Hills,  Cincinnati. 
EuLY  Ball. 

1885,  Teacher  in  High  School;  res.,  35  E.  3d  St..  Portsmouth. 
Elizabeth  Day  Bell,  Ph.M..  '90,  Otterbein  Univ. 

1900,   Principal  of  High  School,  Wellington. 
Ella  E.  BBrrc. 

X90X,  Teacher  of  Drawing,  Art  Department,  Hughes  High  School;  res.,  axoo  Grand  St., 
Walnut  Hills.  Cindnnati. 

Oscar  Cbusman,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M..  '93.  In<)-  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '96,  Univ.  of  Jena. 

Professor  of  Paidology  and  Psychology,  Ohio  University;  res.,  77  N.  Congress  St., 
Athens. 


i  P.  Clark,  B.Sc.,  '79,  Grand  River  Inst.;  A.M.,  Mt.  Hope  CoU. 
President  of  New  Lyme  Institute,  South  New  Lyme. 
Maria  Clinton  Collins.  B.L..  '99-  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

Z90I,    Principal  of  Collegiate  School  for  Girls;  res.,  1337  McMillan  St.,  Wahiut   Hills. 
Cincinnati. 
W.  P.  Cope,  A.B.,  '7a,  A.M.,  '75.  Hiram  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '90.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1885.   Pnndpal  of  High  School;  res.,  933  Dayton  St.,  Hamilton. 
Lottie  M.  Cosker. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  1339  Myrtle  Ave.,  Zanesville. 
James  S.  Citrry. 

1905.  Teacher  in  Commercial  Department,  Central    High    School,    Cleveland;   res..  98 
Alameda  Ave..  Lakewood. 
Morton  L.  Dartt.  M.E.,  '93,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Mansfield,  Pa. 
1903,   Prindpu  of  Biayflower  School,  Cleveland. 
Georoe  C.  Dietrich,  Ph.B.,  '98,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

1993.  Prindpal  of  High  School;  res.,  1x15  Washington  St.,  Sandusky. 

John  O.  Falkinburg,  A.M..  '00,  Ky.  Mil.  Inst. 

1884,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  9  Independence  St.,  Home  City. 

Alma  S.  Fick.  A.B.,  '04.  A.M..  '98,  Univ.  of  Cindimati. 

X89S.  Teacher  of  English,  Literature,  and  Latin,  Wahiut  Hills  High  School;  res..  x8a8 
Fairfax  Ave.,  Cindimati. 

Edna  Hermine  Fick.  A.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Cindnnati. 

Teacher  in  High  School,  Madison ville;  res.,  x8a8  Fairfax  Ave.,  Cindnnati. 
Martin  Hensel. 

1896,   librarian  of   Public  School  library,   Department  of  Public  Instruction,  189  £. 
Mound  St.,  Columbus. 
JvN.'^ETrE  F.  Jackson. 

X99a,   Supervisor  of  Primary  Grades,  Public  Schools,  68  Mentor  Ave.,  CleveUnd. 
Jennie  B.  Johnson. 

1890.   Principal  of  Brownell  School,  Suite  6,  The  Sawyer,  Cleveland. 
Darrell  Joyce,  A.B.,  '03.  Miami  Univ. 

X903.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  501  Prytania  Ave.,  Hamilton. 

RjcM.\RO  J.  Kjefcr,  B.Sc.,  '03,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ.;  A.B.,  '02,  Hddelberg  Univ. 

1903,  Superintenaent  of  Schools,  S.  Main  St.,  Upper  Sandusky. 
Anna  Florenhne  Lillio. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  7697  Sagamore  Ave.,  N.  E.,  Cleveland. 
Elesha  S.  Loomis,  Ph.D.,  '83,  W<K>ster  Univ. 

1895,   Head  of  Dc'pirtment  of  .Mathematics,  West  High  School.  Cicv  land;  home  address. 
391  Front  St.,  Bcrea. 
Clara  May,  A.B.,  '94.  Oberlin  CoU. 

1933,   Assistant  Prindpil  of  Kindergarten  Training  School,  59  N.  Main  St.,  Oberlin 
Malcolm  Ross  McElroy,  A.B.,  B.M..  '95,  A.M.,  '98.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1907,   Teacher  of  Chonistry  and  Physics,  High  School;  res.,  61x5  Epworth  Ave.,  Madison- 
ville. 
Mary  McGowan. 

1888,  Teacher  in  Intermediate  Department,  Hyde  Park  School;    res..  1329  Chapel  St., 
Cincinnati. 
Bertha  Emeline  Montgomery.  Pd.M.,  '04,  Univ.  of  City  of  New  York. 

1895,   Prindpal  of  Kindergarten  Training  School,  and  Director  of  Kindergartens,  aax  Forest 
St.,  Oberlin. 
Oscar  E.  Oi.in,  .A.M.,  '97,  Kans.  Agri.  Coll. 

x8^,   Professor  of  Economics  and  History  and  Instructor  in  Philosoi^y,  Buchtel  College; 
res.,  476  Orchard  Court,  Akron. 
Ira  Clarence  Painter.  A.B..  '99.  Denison  Univ. 

X906,   Prindpal  of  High  School;  res.,  1326  Maple  Ave..  ZanesviUe. 


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njo3    Isaac  Franklin  Patterson.  A.M..  'q8.  Richmond  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  '04.  Scio  Coll.;  LL.B.,  Baldwin  Univ. 
1894,   Assistant  Principal  of  South  High  School;  res.,  4106  E.    91st  St.,  Cleveland. 
WnxiAic  Foster  Peirce,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  'qj,  Amherst  Coll.;  L.H.D.,  '96,  Hobart  Coll. 

1896,  President  of  Kenyon  College,  Gambler. 
Jasper  Newton  Pinkerman. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Amity  Public  Schools,  Democracy. 

ThOICAS  L.  SnCSCERMON. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Ridge  Ave.,  Pleasant  Ridge. 
WiLLiAK  Earlb  Sttlwell,  A.B.,  *ox,  A.M.,  '03,  Harvard  Univ. 

X903,   Head  Master  of  University  School;  res.,  843  E.  Ridgeway  Ave.,  Avon,  Cincinnati. 
Louise  B.  Thoicpson,  A.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

1900,  Teacher   in   Woodward  High  School;    res.,    5401    Montgomery  Road,    Norwood, 

Cincinnati. 
Fred  H.  Warren,  A.B.,  96,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1903.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  E.  Walnut  St.,  Hillsboro. 
Julia  A.  Wilmot.  A.M.,  Obcriin  Coll. 

188 1,   Prindpal  of  Orchard  School;  res.,  8508  Cedar  Ave,  Cleveland. 

1904  Charles  A.  Arustrono,  A.B..  '93,  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1901,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  xixo  Chance  Ave.,  Canton. 
W.  S.  Cadman. 

1897,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  4229  Grove  Ave.,  Norwood,  Cincinnati. 
H.  E.  CoNARD,  B.Sc.,  Belmont  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  GaUipolis. 
Susan  A.  Dillin. 

1893,   Principal  of  Broadway  School;  res.,  5415  Euclid  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Florence  E.  Ellis. 

1906,  Supervisor  of  Drawing,  School  Headquarters,  Cleveland.      , 

Harvey  S.  Gritver,  A.B.,  'oa,  Otterbein  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Worthington. 
Franklin  H.  Kendell,  A.B..  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1901,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ao5  Mentor  Ave.,  Painesville. 
Olla  Fern  Kiepfer,  A.B.,  '95.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

Graduate  Student  and  Instructor  in  Preparatory  Department,  University  of  Wooater, 
Wooster. 
Mrs.  Clara  DAVis-KLEinc. 

1890,   Teacher  of  Biology,  Walnut  Hills  High  School,  Cincinnati;   res.,  soai  Moore  St„ 
Madisonville. 
Mrs.  Marie  Burt  Parr. 

X901,  Super^isor  of  Music,  Public  Schooh.  Room  466,  Rockwell  Building;  res.,  94  Elsi* 
nore  St.,  E..  Cleveland. 
Wilson  A.  Purr,  B.Sc..  '95.  Burhtel  Coll. 

1907,  Agent  of  American  Book  Co.,  1335  Schofield  Bldg.,  Cleveland. 

Joshua  Dean  Sihkins,  B.Sc.,  '80,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  LL.B..  '81.  Iowa  St.  Univ.;  A,M.,  '04,  Ohio  Univ. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  113  N.  4th  St.,  Newark. 

Paul  H.  Wright,  A.B.,  *ox,  Wilmington  Coll. 

Z907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Oregonia. 

1905  Laura  £.  Aldrich. 

i897>   Teacher  in  Wahiut  Hills  High  School.  3393  Kemper  Lane,  Walnut  Hills,  CincinnatL 
Albert  Clinton  Alleshouse,  A.M..  '01,  Wittenberg  Coll. 
X906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Huron. 

James  F.  Barker,  M.E.,  '93,  Cornell  Univ. 

Principal  of  Technical  High  School,  Qeveland. 
Edgar  Ewino  Brandon,  A.M..  '97,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  Docteur  d'Unive^^it^,  '03,  Paris  France. 

1898,  Professor  of  Romantic  Languages,  Miami  University;  res.,  aox  Church  St..  Oxford. 
Carey  Boggess. 

X894,   Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools,  513  S.  Wittenberg  Ave.,  Springfield. 
Ehily  Cain. 

1899,  Principal  of  West  School;  res.,  xzx  Brockley  Ave.,  Lake  wood. 
H.  A.  Cassidy. 

Superintendent  of  Public  School,  Lancaster. 
Edwin  Watts  Chubb.  A.B..  '87,  A.M.,  '90,  Litt.D.,  '96,  Lafayette  Coll. 

Dean  of  the  College  of  Liberal  Arts,  Ohio  University;  res.,  51  Park  PL,  Athens. 
T.  D.  Douthett. 

Agent  for  American  Book  Company,  1314  Schofield  Bldg.,  Cleveland. 
M.  Jay  Flannery,  Ph.B.,  '01,  Heidelberg  Univ. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Sabina. 
John  William  Hall,  B.Sc..  '01.  Teachers  Coll.;  A.M..  'os.  Columbia  Univ. 

X905,   Professor  of  Elementary  Educati(»i,  University  of  Cindnnati,  Cindimati. 
Amy  I.  Herripp,  B.Sc.,  '04.  Burhtel  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Streetsboro  Schools,  Kent. 
John  C.  Heywood,  M.D. 

Prindpal  of  x6th  District  and  Intermediate  School.  33x7  Vine  St.,  Qndimati. 
Franklin  T.  Jones,  A.B.,  '97.  Adelbert  Coll.;  A.M..  '01.  Western  Pveserve  Univ. 

1903,   Teacher  of  Science,  University  School;  res.,  3035  Adelbert  Road,  S.E.,  OevelaxKL 


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OBIO—Comtinued 

1905  M.  Foster  Lewis,  A.B.,  'p8.  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

1904,  Teacher  in  Central  High  School;  res.,  Suite  9,  The  Verne,  cor.  E.  79th  St.,  and 

Carnegie,  Cleveland. 
Chables  Allen  Marple,  B.Sc.,  '85,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

Z906.  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Central  High  School.  3046,  69th  St..  S.  E.,  Cleveland. 
Clara  Mayer. 

1894,  Principal  of  Grammar  School,  Cleveland;  res.,  148  Belle  Ave..  Lakewood. 
Charles  Wesley  McClure.  A.B.,  '77.  A.M..  '80.  Wabash  Coll. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Germantown. 
Charles  Moore  Merry.  Ph.B. 

Superintendent  of  Schools.  Madisonville;  res.,  4719  Beech  St..  Madisonville,  Sta. 
M,  Cincinnati. 
Julia  A.  Mulrooney. 

1889.  Principal  of  Outhwaite  School,  41  Belmore  Road,  Cleveland. 
John  E.  Olivenbauv,  B.Sc.  in  M.E.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Maine. 

1907,  Instructor  in  Mechanics,  Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  2x60  Murray  Road,  S.  £., 
Cleveland. 
Henry  A.  Redfield. 

18991  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Nottingham. 
J.  J.  Rogers. 

1893,  Director  of  Drawing.  Shaw  High  School  and  East  Cleveland  Public  Schools;  res., 

X0608  Wilbur  Ave..  Clevehuid. 
GusTAVB  A.  Ruetenie.  A.M.,  '05.  Calvin  Coll. 

1894.  Principal  of  South  High  School,   Cleveland. 
Mrs.  Pauline  Steixem. 

1905,  Member  of  Board  of  Education,  aaa8  Scottwood  Ave.,  Toledo. 
John  Altred  Tatt,  A.B.,  '04,  Dickinson  CoU. 

190a.   Teacher  in  High  School;  res.,  zas  W.  Church  St..  Newark.  % 

Charles  A.  Tilden.  Ph.B.,  'ot,  Adelbert  Coll..  West.  Resenre  Univ. 

1903.  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Qeveland  Heights. 
James  T.  Tuttle. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  xai  West  Temple  St.,  Washington  C  H. 
Bertha  B.  Waoar. 

Z899,   Principal  of  Grammar  School;  res.,  a.  The  Hazel,  Lakewood  Ave.,  Lakewood. 

Frane  p.  WnrrNEY,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M..  '07.  Oberlin  Coll. 

1901,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  934  Baldwin  St.,  Cpllinwood. 

1906  Huco  J.  Antony.  A.B.,  '04,  A.M..  '05.  St.  Francis  Coll. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Minster. 

Frank  W.  Ballou.  B.Sc.  in  Ed.,  '04.  Teachers  Coll..  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,   Assistant  Professor  of  History  and  Principles  of  Education,  Collqpe  for  Teachers, 
University  of  Cincinnati,  Cmdnnati. 
J.  Reuben  Beachler,  A.B..  Earlham  Coll. 

1907.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Piqua. 
CLinoN  E.  Bratten.  B.Sc..  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.,  Lebanon,  O. 

Z903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  WayncsviUe. 
Carrie  E.  Broadwell. 

Z904.   Principal  of  Elementary  School,  Halle  School;  res..  5503  Franklin  Ave..  Geveland. 
George  Buck.  A.B..  '98,  A.M..  '01.  Wittenberg  Coll. 

Z906.   Prindpal  of  East  High  School;  res.,  1435  W.  5th  St..  Dayton. 

MiNA  B.   COLBURN. 

Supervisor  of  Public  School  Kindergartens  and  Superintendent  of  Kindergarten 
and  Training  School;  res.,  6  Linton  St.,  Linton,  Cincinnati. 

John  Edgar  Collins.  B.Sc..  *9a.  Nat.  Nor.  Um*v.;  A.B..  'oi  Ohio  Was.  Univ. 
Z906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  10Z3  Buckland  Ave.,  Fremont. 

Laura  K.  Collister. 

Z904,  Prindpal  of  Doan  School;  res.,  ao6x  K  96th  St..  Cleveland. 
Bessie  M.  Corlett. 

190a,   Prindpal  of  Miles  School;  res.,  8706  Tioga  Ave.,  S.  E..  Cleveland. 
Charles  W.  Cookson,  A.B..  Pd.B.,  '95,  A.M..  '07.  Ohio  Univ. 

Z906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  1x4  Raper  St.,  Troy. 
Ida  M.  Deighton. 

1896,   Prindpal  of  Willard  School;  res..  58Z3  Franklin  Ave.,  Cleveland. 

Arthitr  L.  Gantz,  Ph.B..  '00.  Otterbein  Univ. 

Z903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Clyde. 
William  Backus  Guitteau,  Ph.B..  '97.  Ohio  St.  Univ.;  A.M..  *oi,  Cornell  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '04,  Univ. 
of  Pa. 
Z905.   Prizidpal  of  Central  High  School;  res..  The  Monterey,  Toledo. 
Hannah  Handler. 

Z903.   Prindpal  of  Elementary  School.  33x8  Hohnden  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
William  Taylor  Harris.  A.B..  Harvard  Univ. 

Prindpal  of  Walnut  Hills  High  School,  Cincinnati;  res.,  3810  Spencer  Ave.,  Nor- 
wood. 
Elmer  A.  Hotchkiss,  A.B..  'oa,  B.Sc..  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

T907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  183  Center  St.,  Ashtabula. 


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OmO— Continued 

igo6    Saxab  E.  Hyre.  A.M.,  '05.  Buchtel  Coll. 

Member  of  Board  of  Edacatioa,  3325  Archwood  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Gbobce  B.  Landis.  A.B..  Findlay  Coll.;   A.M..  Obcrlin  Coll. 

State  Educational  SecreUry  of  Ohio  Young  Men's  Christian  Association,  51  x  Schuhz 
Building,  Columbus. 
H.  A.  LiND,  Ph.B..  '00.  Wooster  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Strasbuig. 
Masgakzt  McCarthy. 

1906,  Principal  of  Case  School;  res.,  4517  Clinton  St..  N.W.,  Cleveland. 
Rose  L.  McCoart. 

Principal  of  North  Doan  School;  res.,  157 J  E.  22A  St.,  N.  E.,  Cleveland. 
Royal  I«.  Melendy.  A.B.,  '03.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Assistant  Professor  of   Sociology,  University  of  Cincinnati;    res.,  81  j  Dayton  St^ 
Cincinnati. 
William  Hugh  MrrcHELL.  A.B..  '08.  A.M..  '04,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

igo6.   Instructor  in  Mathematics  and  History.  University  School,  Cleveland. 
Fred  L.  Pauly,  B.Sc.,  '03,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.,  Lebanon.  Ohio. 

Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Science,  Lebancm  University;   res..  14  S.  Mechaaic 
St.,  Lebanon. 
Frank  Eugene  Reynolds. 

1905.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  664  Clinton  St. ,  Defiance. 
Preston  W.  Search. 

Educational  Lecturer,  Wyoming. 
T.  W.  Shmp. 

igo3.  Superintendent  of  Schools.  W.  ad  St..  Delphos. 
Emma  L.  Shuart. 

1894,  Principal  of  Fairmont  School;  res.,  10301  Wilbur  Ave.,  S.  E.,  Cleveland. 

Henry  M.  Shutt,  A.B..  '96.  Scio  Coll.,   Ph.B..  '03.  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

1905.  Teacher  of  English  and  History.  High  School;  res..  714  E.  ad  St..  Canton. 
Louise  W.  Sterling. 

z894>  Principal  of  Sibley  School;  res.,  aoaa  E.  8»d  St.,  Cleveland. 
Mary  G.  Strachan. 

1902,  Principal  of  Warner  School;  res.,  4268  Warner  Road,  Cleveland. 
W.  C.  Washburn.  M.D..  '97.  Cincinnati  Coll.  of  Med.  and  Surg. 

1897,   Principal  of  xith  District  School;  res.,  1817  Chase  St.,  Cincinnati. 
Jennie  R.  Wilson.  • 

Principal  of  Stanard  School;  res.,  1694  E.  85th  St.,  Cleveland. 
1907    Charles  A.  Arganbright,  A.B..  '06,  Miami  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Box  503,  Bluffton. 
Charles  W.  Barrows. 

Bookseller  and  Publisher,  1881  E.  8ad  St.,  Oeveland. 

Edwin  C.  Baxter,  A.B.,  '03,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

Assistant  Secretary  of  The  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Cleveland. 

John  Brady  Bowman,  A.B.,  "oj,  A.M..  '03.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1903,  Professor  of  Pedagogy.  Mount  Union  College;  res.,  605  W.  State  St.,  Alliance. 
Dan  F.  Bradley.  D.D.,  '04. 

2905  W.  14th  St.,  Cleveland. 
May  French. 

1895,  Principal   of  Lawn  School,  cor.  W.  Madison  and  Warren  Sts.,  Cleveland;     res. 

Lakewood. 
Joseph  Travelli  Glenn,  A.B.,  '08.  Wooster  Univ. 

1906,    Principal  of  High  School.  E.  Columbus  St.,  Kenton. 
Thomas  Warrington  Gosling,  A.B.,  '04,  A.M.,  '04.  Yale  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  English,  Hughes  High  School;  res.,  3527  Middleton  Ave. 
Cincinnati. 
F.  H.  Haserot. 

President  of  Board  of  Education,  1786  Crawford  Road,  Cleveland. 
Mary  E.  Howlett. 

1892,   Principal  of  Public  School;  res..  5106  TiUman  Ave.,  N.  W.,  Cleveland. 

Lucie  M.  Leick. 

1889,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  1464  W.  loist  St.,  Cleveland. 
Thomas  A.  McCaslin. 

1416  Williamsoo  Bldg.,  Cleveland. 
William  Thomas  Morgan. 

Superintendent  of  Twin  Township  Public  Schools,  Ross  County,  BoumeviUe;  express 
office,  Storms. 
Charles  C.  Patterson,  A.B.,  '8^.  A.M..  '87. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  430  W.  High  St.,  SpringfieU. 
Clarence  H.  Roblson,  A.B..  '95.  A.M.,  '97,  Northwestern  Univ. 

Graduate  Student  in  Education,  Teachers  College,  New  York;   home  address,   cat 
CaldweU  St,  Piqua. 
Harriet  D.  Rockwell. 

Director  of  Kentucky  Public  School  Kindergarten,  9308  Hough  Ave.,  Clevelaiid. 
R.  W.  Solomon*,  A.M.,  'oa,  Ohio  Northern  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Cuyahoga  Falls. 


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OHIO-CM/Mnerf 

1907    Maiy  a.  Woodmansee. 

1899*   Supervisor  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  119  S.  Williams  St.,  Dayton. 

tNSTmmoNs 
1895    Miami  Untversity. 

librarian,  Rev.  Wm.  J.  McSurdy,  Oxford. 
1897    Cleveland  Public  Libraby. 

librarian,  William  H.  Brett,  Cleveland. 
Ohio  Stats  UmvEBsmr. 

President,  William  O.  Thompson;  librarian,  Olive  Jones,  Columbus. 
189S    NoBMAL  School,  Dayton. 

Principal,  Grace  A.  Greene,  Dayton. 
i399    Tbe  Westebn  College  for  Woken. 

Acting  President,  Mary  A.  Sawyer;  librarian,  Grace  E.  Derby,  Oxford. 
1900    Denison  Unxvebsity,  Library. 

librarian,  Mrs.  Kate  Shepard  Hines,  Granville. 

1902  Obeblin  College,  Libraby. 

President,  Henry  C.  King;  Librarian,  Azaiiah  S.  Root,  OberliiL 
Ohio  State  Library. 

Sute  Librarian,  C.  B.  Galbreath,  Capitol  Bldg.,  Columbus. 
Otterbein  UNivEBsmr. 

President.  Rev.  Lewis  Bookwalter;  Librarian,  Tirza  L.  Barnes,  Westerville. 

1903  Dayton  Public  Lobar y  and  Museum. 

Librarian,  Linda  M.  Clatworthy,  Da>ton. 
Kenyon  College,  Libbary.  . 

President,  William  F.  Pierce;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Ellen  D.  Devol,  Gambler. 

1904  Library  op  Adelbbrt  College  op  Westebn  Reserve  University. 

Librarian,  £.  C.  Williams.  Cleveland. 

1905  Toledo  Pubuc  Library. 

Librarian,  Willis  F.  Sewall.  Toledo. 

1906  Department  op  Common  Schools.  State  op  Ohio. 

State  Commissioner  of  Common  Schools,  Edmund  A.  Jones,  Columbus. 
Lake  Erie  College  and  Seminary. 

President,  Mary  Evans.  Paincsvillc. 
UNivERsrrY  OP  Cincinnati. 

President.  Charles  W.  Dabney;  Librarian.  Charles  Albert  Read,  Cincinnati. 

1907  Ohio  Wesleyan  University. 

President,  Herbert  Welch;  L'brarian,  Russell  B.  Miller,  Dclawaze. 

OKLAHOMA 

life  members 

1884    George  Bece,  M.Sc,  '63.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X901,   U.  S.  Soiool  Supervisor,  Chickasaw  Nation,  Tishomingo. 
x886    G.  I.  Habvey. 

Wagoner. 

ACTIVE  MEMBEBS 

1884    Jasper  N.  Wilkinson. 

1319  Emporia  St.,  Muskogee. 
1893     David  R.  Boyd,  A.B.,  '73,  A.M.,  '81,  Ph.D..  '98,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1892,   President  of  University  of  Oklahoma,  Norman. 
X895    H.  Edgar  Thompson,  B.Sc.,  '88,  So.  Nor.  Sch.,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 

1907,   Secretary  of  Board  of  Education,  3  Main  St.,  Bene  3a,  Ralston. 
1897    Steven  Melvil  Barrett,  B.Sc.,  '05,  Drury  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools  and  Editor  of  "Oklahoma  School  Herald,'*  Norman; 
address,  614  Avenue  A,  Box  273,  Lawton. 
X901     Charles  Sumner  Davis,  Grad.,  '97,  Kans.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1905,   Editorial  Clerk,  U.  S.  Geological  Survey,  740  Harvard   St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
D.  C;  home  address,  Chilocco. 
Austin  Elgin  Wilbbb,  Grad.,  '98.,  Pd.M.,  '07.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll.;  A.B.,  ^03,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903,   Professor  of  Psychology  and  Education,  and  Vice-President,  Southwestern  Territorial 
Normal  School  of  Oklahoma,  Weatherford. 
1902    John  Downing  Benedict. 

1899.   Superintendent  of  Schools  for  Indian  Territory,  Muskogee. 
Moa    A.  Gbant  Evans. 

1898,   President  of  Henry  Kendall  College,  Tulsa. 

Charles  Evans,  B.Sc.,  I.ebanon. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Ardmore. 
John  Blackstone  Tayix)R,  A.B.,  A.M.,  '95,  Hartford  Coll. 

X906.    Superintendent  of  Schools,  India  Temple  St.,  Oklahoma  City. 
1904    Mary  F.  Russell. 

X906.  Monitress  in  Public  School,  Sallisaw. 
X90S     £bmest  Elwell  Baltomb.  A.B.,  '03.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

Department  of  Agriculture  and  Physiography,  Southwestern  State  Normal  School, 
Weatherford. 


192  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  fOitton 

OKLAHOMA-^m/tViiMtf 

X905    Mrs.  F.  S.  Sodtbwick. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  Anadarko. 
1Q06    Calvin  Ballasd. 

1899,   United  States  School  Supenrisor,  Chocuw    Nation  in    Indian    Tenitory,  South 
McAkster. 
Tbomas  W.  Conway. 

President  of  State  Normal  School.  818  Normal  St..  Alva. 
J.  E.  Dyche,  A.B..  '99,  Kan.safl  Univ. 

1907.  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Guthrie. 
R.  N.  LiNViLLE.  Pd.M..  *o5.  St.  Sch.,  Kirksville.  Mo.:  A.B..  'oa.  A.M..  '05.  Drake  Univ. 

Professor  of  History.  Qvics,  and  Economics.  Southwestern  State  Normal  School. 
Weatherfoid. 
William  Z.  Smrw.  A.B.,  '96,  Ind.  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  1035  J  St.,  POry. 

institittions 
1899    The  University  of  Oklahoma. 

President,  David  R.  Boyd;  Librarian,  M.  J.  Ferfuson,  Norman. 
1905    Northwestern  Normal  School.  Library. 

President,  T.  W.  Con*ay.  Alva. 

1907      SODTHWESTEEM  STATE  NoRMAL  SCHOOL. 

President,  James  R.  Campbell;  Librarian,  Rose  Christy,  Weatherford. 


OREGON 

LIFE  DUECTOR 

1888  *Chasles  Careoll  Stratton,  A.M.,  D.D.,  '80,  Willamette  Univ.;  D.D.,  '79,  Northwestern  Univ^  XIL. 
and  '80,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 
Ex-President  of  Portland  University,  St.  Johns. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

189s     Edwin  DeVore  Ressler,  A.B.,  '91,  Otterbein  Univ.;  A.M.,  '97,  Ohio  State  Univ. 

X9oa,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Monmouth. 
1895    J.  H.  AcKERMAN,  Ph.D..  '06.  Oregon  Agn.  Coll. 

1899,   Sute  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  144  S.  xgth  St.,  Salem. 
William  Jasper  Kerr.  B.Sc..  D.Sc. 

1907,   President  of  Oregon  Agricultural  College,  CorvalUs. 
X899    J.  S.  Landers,  B.Sc.,  '87,  Nor.  Ind.  Nor.  Sch. 

X9oi6,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  X15  Long  St.,  Pendleton. 

190X    Claitde  C  Covey. 

Superintendent  and  Special  Disbursing  Agent,  Indian  SerWce,  Warmspring. 
Heman  Burr  Leonard.  B.Sc..  '95.  Univ.  of  Mich.;   Ph.D..  *o6.  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1906,  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  University  of  Oregon;  res.,  659  Patterson  St.,  Eugene. 
Horace  G.  Wilson. 

1905,   Superintendent  and  Special    Disbursing  Agent,  U.  S.  Indian  Service,  Klamath; 
express  office,  Klamath  Falls. 
X903     Sheldon  Franklin  Ball.  A.B..  'oa,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907,  Princ'tpal  of  Atkinson  School.  ArleU  Sta.,  Portland. 
Harry  Means  Crooks,  A.B.,  '99,  Wooster  Univ. 

1905,   President  of  Albany  College,  Albany. 
X907    Lilian  Edna  Amos. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  853  Hawthorne  Ave.,  Portland. 
R.  F.  Robinson,  LL.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Oregon. 

1904,    Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  City  Hall,  Portland. 
Henry  D.  Sheldon.  A.B.,  '96.  A.M.,  '97.  Lcland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  'oo,  Clark  Univ. 
l^ofcssor  of  Pedagogy   University  of  Oregon;  res  ,  374  E.  xith  St.,  Eugene. 
Mrs.  Lillie  D.  Thomas. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  506  E.  i6th  St.,  Porthmd. 
Esther  W.  Wuest. 

Supervisor  of  Drawing,  6x4  Broadway,  cor.  E.  i6th  St.,  Portland. 

institutions 

1899    Tualatin  Academy  and  Pacific  Univf-rsfty. 

President,  W.  N.  Fcrrin;  Librarian,  Joseph  W.  Marsh,  Forest  GrofC 
190X     State  Normal  School,  Monmouth. 

President.  Edwin  De  Vore  Ressler;  Librarian,  J.  B.  V.  Butler,  Monmouth. 
1933    Library  Association  of  Portland,  Oreoon. 

President  of  Library  Board,  C.  A.  Dolph;  Librarian,  Mary  Francses  laom,  Ttb  ^^H 
Stark  Sts..  Portland. 
X906    Southern  Oregon  State  Normal  School,  Ashland. 

President,  B.  F.  Mulkey,  Ashland. 


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PENNSYLVANIA 

LITE  DRECTOKS 

18S7    Nathan  C  ScHASFm,  LL.D.,  '95.  Western  Univ.  of  Pa.;  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  D.D. 

1893,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Harrisburg;  home  addreaa,  546  W.  Jamei 
St.,  Lancaster. 
1891    EuPRALET  Oram  Lyte.  M.Sc.,  Millersville  St.  Nor.  Sch.  Pa.;  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 

1887,   Prinapal  of  First  Pennsylvania  State  Normal  School,  Millersville. 

LITE  MEMBESS 

1876    Edwabd  Bbooks,  A.M.,  '58,  Union  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '76,  Lafayette  Coll.,  Washington  and  Je£Feraon  Coll. 
Ex-Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  5971  Drezel  Road,  Philadelphia. 

1879  Mss.  Rachel  Foster  Aveby. 

Swarthmore. 
SniON  Grate,  A.M..  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Ex-President  of  Board  of  Education,  1919  Spruce  St.,  Philaddphia. 

1880  Edgar  Arthur  Singer.  Ph.D.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1887.  Aaoaate  Superintendent  of  Schools,  466a  Penn  St.,  Frankford,  Philadelphia. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

X879    George  Morris  Philips.  A.M.,  '74.  Ph.D..  '84.  Bucknell  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '06.  Temple  Coil. 

x88i.   Principal  of  Sute  Normal  School,  West  Chester. 
x8Sx     Andrew  J.  Morrison,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '01. 

1898,   Principal  of  Northeast  Manual  Training  School,  1430  N.  7th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
1884    Georcb  H.  Stout. 

1888,  Supervising  Principal  of  Newton  Boys'  Combined  School,  3746  Powelton  kft^ 

Philadelphia. 
X889    A.  W.  Moon,  A.B.,  '05,  Indian.i  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

X906.  Pkindpal  of  High  School,  WalUngford;  P.  O.,  Swarthmore. 
xSgs    Elba  A.  Bishop. 

Teacher,  axi  Pine  St.,  Harrisburg. 
R.  K.  BuEHRLE,  A.M.,  '78,  Ph.D.,  '87  (honorary).  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 

x88o,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  408  Manor  St.,  Lancaster. 
ViRcn.  G.  Curtis,  A.M..  Tufts  CoU. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School,  Corry. 
W.  WiLBERFORCE  Deatrick,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '79,  Mercersburg  Coll.;  D.Sc.,  '03,  Franklin  and  Marshal] 
Coll. 
X89X,  Professor  of  Psychology  and  Higher  English,  Keystone  Sute  Normal  School,  Kuts- 
town. 
H.  W.  FlSHER.  Grad.,  SUte  Nor.  Sch.,  Millersville,  Pa. 

X875,  Supervisor  of  17th  Ward  Schools,  350  Lehigh  Ave.,  E.  E.,  Pittsbux^^ 
Mary  J.  Lambbrton. 

1891,  Supervising  Principal  of  George  W.  Childs  School,  4403  Osage  Ave.  ,West  Phikdelpfaia. 
Enoch  C.  Layers,  A.B..  Univ.  of  Chicago;  Ph.D.,  111.  Wes.  Univ.;  Pd.D.,  New  York  Univ. 

X894,   Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  and  Teacher  of  Pedagogy,  Public  High  School, 
136  Porter  St..  Easton. 
S.  C.  SCBMUCKER,  A.M.,  '85,  M.Sc.,  '90,  Muhlenberg  Coll.,  Pa.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X895*  Proieflaor  of  Biological  Sciences,  State  Normal  School,  Roaedale  Ave.,  West  Cheater. 
H.  H.  Spayd. 

1883,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Box  310,  Minersville. 
J.  Ldbrty  Tadd. 

1884.  Director  of  Public  Industrial  Art  School,  The  Normandie,  West  Philadelphia. 
X893     C.  A.  Babcock,  A.M.,  '77,  LL.B.,  '83,  Hamilton  Coll. 

X883,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  110  Bisscll  Ave.,  E..  Oil  Qty. 
M.  G.  Brumbaugh,  A.M..  '93,  Ph.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  LL.D. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Scnools.  3324  Walnut  St..  Philadelphia. 
Loyal  Freeman  Hall,  B.E.D.,  '91,  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Indiana,  Pa. 

X893,  Supervising  Principal  of  Centre  Ave.  Schools.  41a  Lookout  Ave.,  Butler. 
William  Henry  Samuel,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1878^   Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schoob,  2505  N.  lath  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Andrew  Thomas  Smtih,  Pd.D.,  '93,  Sch.  of  Ped.,  Univ.  of  N.  Y. ;  A.M.  (honorary),  '03,  Lafayette  Coll. 

X899,   Principal  of  Sute  Nonnal  School,  Mansfield. 
Pauline  W.  Spencer. 

X893,  Teacher  of  Hiatorv  and  Philosophy  of  Education,  Philadelphia  Normal  School, 
34a X  Race  St..  Philadelphia. 
Joseph  Swain,  B.L.,  '8^.  M.Sc,  '85,  Ind.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '93.  Wabash  CoU. 

x893t  President  of  Swarthmore  College,  Swarthmore. 
X894     Henry  T.  Spancler,  A.B.,  '7%,  A.M.,  '76,  Ursinus  Coll.;  D.D.,  '94,  Heidelberg  Univ. 

1903-1904.   President  and  (1905)  Treasurer  of  Ursinus  College,  Ollegeville. 
Chabiw  KillingerWitmer,  A.B..  '88,  A.M.,  '91,  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '04,  Yale  Univ. 
Main  St.,  Pahnyra. 
XS95     W.  G.  Gans. 

X903,  Principal  of  Schools,  634  Air  Brake  Ave.,  Wilmerding. 
Jakes  Mac  Alister,  A.M.,  LL.D.,  Brown  Univ.,  and  Univ.  of  New  York;  Officer  d'Acadfmie,  Paris. 

x89x*  Ptcsident  of  Drexel  Institute,  Philadelphia. 


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X896    J.  Geosge  Becht,  M.Sc..  A.M.,  Lafayette  Coll.:    D.Sc.,  '04,  BuckncU  Univ.;  '07.  Lafayette  ColL 
X904,   Principal  of  Clarion  State  Norxnal  School,  Clarion. 
R.  M.  Casgo. 

x868,  Supervising  Principal  of  Mt.  Washington  Schools.  1 1  Grandview  Ave.,  Pituborc- 

John  Asthuk  Gdson,  A.B.,  '91,  AUeghenv  Coll. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  701  N.  McKean  St.,  Butler. 

William  Leboy  MacGowan,  A.B.,  Allegheny  Coll.,  Ph.B.;  Ph.M. 

1890,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  aia  Concwango  Ave.,  Warren. 
Theodgee  B.  Noss,  A.M..  '8a,  Ph.D.,  '83,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1883,   Principal  of  SUte  Normal  School,  California. 

JiTDSON  Perey  Welsh,  A.M.,  '84.  Ph.D.,  '93.  D.Sc.,  'oj.  Lafayette  Coll. 

X906,   Vice-President  of  Pennsylvania  State  College,  State  College  P.  O. 

XS97    FsANCis  BiTEKE  Brandt,  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '95,  Columbia  Univ. 

X896,  Head  of  Department  of  Pedagogy,  Central  High  School,  4337  Larchwood  Ave.,  Wert 
Philadelphia. 

Clyde  Ebmest  Ehinoek,  M.D.,  '80,  Chicago  Horn.  Med.  Coll. 

1890,  Physical  Director  and  Instructor  in  Hygiene,  State  Normal  School,  100  Roaedale  Ave, 
West  Chester. 

Heney  Houck,  A.m.,  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 

Deputy  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Harrisburg. 
Eli  M.  Rapp. 

X896,   Superintendent  of  Berks  County  Schools,  X15  N.  4th  St.,  Hamburg. 
X898    David  Hendricks  Bergey,  B.Sc.,  '84,  M.D.,  '8^  Univ.  of  Pa.;  A.M.,  '94.  lU-  Wes.  Univ. 

X903,   Assistant  Professor  m  Bacteriology,  University  of  Pennsylvania,  34th  and  Locust  Sts.^ 
Philadelphia. 
Franklin  Spencer  Edmonds,  Ph.B.,  '93,  LL.B..  '03,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X904,  Assistant  Professor  of  Law,  Swarthmore  College.  Honorary  Lecturer  on  Political 
Science,  Central  Hish  School,  and  (1906)  Member  of  Board  of  Public  Education; 
res.,  614  Franklin  Bldg..  Philadelphia. 

Maurice  Fels,  A.B.,  '83,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.B.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Pa. 
4305  Spruce  St.,  Pniladelphia. 

J.  R.  Flickinger,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  '80,  Princeton  Univ..  D.Sc.,  '00,  Bucknell  CoU. 
X930,   Principal  of  Central  State  Normal  School  Lock  Haven. 

H.  W.  Golden,  B.Didac.,  '90.  M.Didac.,  '9a.  Edinboro  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1897,  Principal  of  5th  Ward  Public  School,  cor.  Page  and  Fulton  Sts.,  Allegheny  City;  res., 

8  Dawson  Ave.,  Bellevue. 

Samitel  Hamilton.  Ph.D.,  '00,  Grove  City  CoU. 

1886.  Superintendent  of  County  Schoob,  Holland  Ave.,  Braddock. 
John  W.  Lansinger,  Sc.M.,  '86.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Millersville,  Pa. 

Teacher  and  Treasurer,  State  Normal  School,  Millersville. 
William  Albert  Mason. 

xSga,   Director  of  Drawing  in  Public  Sdaools  of  Philadelphia,  a  xa  W.  Chdten  Ave.,  German- 
town. 
Jesse  H.  Michener,  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X906,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  45xa  Regent  St.,  Philadelphia. 

William  Noetlinc,  A.M.,  'so.  C.E.,  Union  Coll..  N.  Y;  Pd.D..  Susouehanna  Univ. 
Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Susquehanna  University,  Seiinsgrove. 

Mary  Craig  Peacock. 

X894,   Teacher  in  Normal  School,  Philadelphia;  res.,  Torresdale. 
Margaret  S.  Prichard. 

Head  of  Department  of  Psychology,  Philadelphia  Normal  School.  X3th  and  Sprins 
Garden  St.,  Philadelphia. 

Ezra  M.  Sparlin,  A.B..  "Ss,  A.M..  '88,  Univ.  of  Rochester;  Ph.  D..  '03.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1905,   Principal  of  Stevens  High  School;  res.,  347  College  Ave.,  Lancaster. 
Elizabeth  S.  Tait. 

1893,  Teacher  of  Methods  in  English,  Philadelphia  Normal  School,  x3or  Spring  Gartlen 
St.,  Philadelphia. 

LiOHTNER  Wffmer,  Ph.D.,  '91,  Leipzig,  Germany. 

1893,   Professor  of  Psychology,  University  of  Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia. 
1899    George  D.  Gideon. 

Publisher,  X4ra  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia. 

Benjamin  Wiestling  MrrcHELL.  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Princeton  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '88,  Washington  and 
Jefiferaon  Coll. 
1897,   Professor  of  I^tin  and  Head  of  Department  of  Andent  and  Modem  Languacea, 
Central  High  School;  res.,  4326  Pine  St.,  Philadelphia.  ' 

Jambs  H.  Penniman,  A.B.,  '84,  Yale  Univ. 

1886,   De  Lancey  School,  4336  Sansom  St.,  Philadelphia. 

Frank  M.  Shelton,  B.S.,  '99.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1907,   Professor  of  Physics  and  Mathematics,  Central  High  School;  res.,  333  CoUias  A've. 
Pittsburg. 
Joseph  R.  Smith,  M.D..  '53.  Univ.  of  Buffalo;  A.M.,  '51.  LL.D.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Mich. 
Brigadier  General  U.  S.  Army,  a  135  Spruce  St.,  Philadelphia. 


Pnmsylvania]    LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  19J 

PENNSYLVANIA-C<m<»i»i«erf 

1899    Gbacs  Eogak  Spieglb.  M.D./gS,  Woman's  Med.  Coll.  of  Pa. 

1893,  Teacher  of  Hygiene  and  Director  of  Physical  Training,  Philadelphia  Nonnal  School 
for  Girls,  2115  N.  i3th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Chakles  W.  Turmkr,  A.B.,  Colby  Coll. 

Agent  for  Si]>-er,  Burdett  &  Co.,  ijaS  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Mks.  Lucy  L.  W.  Wiisom.  Ph.D.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1893,   Head  of  Departaient  of  Nature  Study  and  Geography,  Nonnal  School,  xjox  Spring 
Garden  St.,  Philadelphia. 
X900    O.  H.  Bakeuess,  M.E.,  '79.  Bloomsburg  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Pa.;  A.M.,  '90.  Lafayette  Coll. 
1903,   Chair  of  Pedagogy,  State  Nonnal  School,  Bloomsburg. 
A.  L.  Edgekton  Csouter,  A.M.,  '85,  Gallaudet  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '93,  Univ.  of  111. 

Superintendent  of  Pennsvlvania  Institute  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb,  7406  Gennantown 
Ave.,  Mt.  Airy,  Philadelphia. 
William  Wilson  Fry. 

Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  the  Palmer  School,  Mercantile  Lilnrary  Building,  loth 
and  Chestnut  Su..  Philadelphia. 
Cheesmam  a.  Hexrick,  Ph.D.,  '99.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Director  of  School  of  Commerce,  Central  High  School,  Broad  and  Green  Su.,  Phila- 
delphia. 
Robert  W.  Himelick. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  483  McKee  Ave.,  Mooessen. 
Evelyn  Holmes. 

37 II  Walnut  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Mary  Hitnter  Mayer. 

i897>   Principal  of  Girls'  High  School,  144  N.  5th  St.,  Reading. 
Rev.  p.  R.  McDevitt. 

Superintendent  of  Philadelphia  Parish  Schools,  ax  S.  13th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
James  Lane  Pennypacker,  A.B.,  '8o,  Harvard  Coll. 

Direaor  of  Christopher  Sower  Co.,  Educational  Publishers,  6x4  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia. 
igoi     CwARi.TH  H.  Brelstord. 

1906,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  District  No.  3,  3434  N.  Broad  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Smttb  Bcrnbam,  Ph.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '98,  Albion  Coll. 

1898,  Profesior  of  History,  Sute  Norma]  School;  res.,  13  Normal  Ave.,  West  Chester. 
CuFiORO  B.  Connelley. 

X906,  Assistant  to  Director.  Head  of  School  for  .Apprentices  and  Journeymen,  Carnegie 
Technical  Schools,  Schenley  Park,  Pittsburg 
Russell  H.  Conwell,  LL.B.,  '65.  Albany  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '98,  Temple  Coll. 

X887,   President  of  The  Temple  College.  2020  N.  Broad  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Milton  C  Cooper.  B.Sc..  '05.  Temple  Coll. 

X906,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools.  5319  Greene  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Andrew  Thompson  Dodthett,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  '01,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  •©3,  Nat.  Univ.,  Chicago.  HI. 

President  of  the  Swedenborg  Correspondence  University;   res.,  821  First  National 
Bank  Building.  Uniontown. 
John  Coitlter  Hoceenbbrry.  A.B..  '99.  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.  '06.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X903,  Head  of  Department  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy.  SUte  Nonnal  School,  California. 
Anderson  Hoyt  Hopkins.  Ph.B.,  •92.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905.  Librarian  of  Carnegie  Library  of  Pittitburg,  Pittsburg. 
V.  K.  Irvine,  A.B.,  '9$.  Coll.  of  N.  J. 

1897,   Prinapal  of  High  School,  Box  163.  Butler. 
J.  Irvin  Robb. 

1903,   Profesaor  of  History  and  Economics,  Northeast  Manual  Training  High  School, 
Philadelphia:  res.,  Bryn  Mawr. 
1909     Samuel  Andrews. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  314  Stratford  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Charles  S.  Foos,  A.M. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1528  Mineral  Spring  Road,  Reading. 
R.  H.  HOLBROOK,  Ph.D..  '80.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

In  charge  of  S.  S.  High  School;  res.,  53  S.  Oakland  Sq.,  Pittsburg. 
Joseph  Howerth,  A.B.,  Cornell  Univ. 

X933,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  135  Church  St.,  Shamokin. 
Paul  Kreuzpointner. 

Institute  Lecturer,  1400,  3d  Ave.,  Altoona. 
H.  C.  MissiMER,  A.M.,  '7>.  Yale  Coll. 

1890,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Public  Library  Building,  Erie* 
George  Leslie  Omwake.  A.B..  '98,  A.M.,  '01,  Ursinus  Coll.;  D.B.,  'ox,  Yale  Univ. 

1903,   Dean  of  Ursinus  College,  CollegeviUe. 
J.  Monroe  Willard,  Utt.D.,  'oj.  Cent.  High  Sch.,  Philadelphia.  Pa. 
«  X898,   Principal  of  Philadelphia  Nonnal  School  for  Girls,  130X  Spring  Garden  St.,  Phila- 

delphia. 
A.  Duncan  Yocum,  Ph.B.,  '89,  Dickinson  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Professor  of  Pedagogy,  University  of  Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia;  res.,  203,  8th  St., 
Chester. 
too3     Anna  Esteixa  Acelin.  A.B..  '86.  A.M..  '80.  Wayncsburg  Coll.;  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  English,  Hisph  School;  res.,  131  x  Singer  Place,  Wilkinsburg. 
Chasles  C.  Boyer,  A.m..  '88.  Muhlenberg  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '94,  Wooster  Univ. 
X898,   Vice-Prindpal  of  Keystone  State  Normal  School    Kutztown. 


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1903    Olin  Howard  Burritt.  A.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Pennsylvania  Institution  for  Instructioa  of  the  Blind,  Oveibrook. 
Laura  H.  Carmell,  A.B.,  Litt.D.,  'oj,  Temi^e  Coll. 

1905,  Dean  of  the  College  Corporation,  The  Temple  College.  Philadelphia. 
Edfth  H.  Chapman.  Ph.B..  '01,  Boston  Univ. 

igo4.   Teacher  in  York  Collegiate  Institute;  res.,  xa6  S.  Duke  St..  York. 
Oliver  Perry  CoRiniAN,  A.M..  '89,  Cent.  High  Sch..  Philadelphia;  Ph.D.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1906,  District  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Ogden  School,  422  Church  Lane,  Phila- 

delphia. 
William  Harper  Davis,  A.B.,  '00,  Princeton  Univ. 

X904,   Instructor  in  Psycfaolagy  and  Philosophy,  Lehigh  University.  South  Bcthldiem. 
Jeannettb  M.  Eaton. 

X901,  Vice-Principal  of  Belmar  School;    res.,  7036  Frankstown  Ave.,  Pittsbuig. 

William  F.  Gibson. 

1907,  Instructor  in  Boys  High  School,  Reading. 
David  A.  Harman,  A.M.,  Pa.  Coll. 

x88i,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  131  N.  Church  St.,  Hazetton. 
Paul  A.  Herr.  A.B..  '991  A.M.,  '01.  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 

1907,  Department  of  Science,  Boys'  High  School,;  res.,  214  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Lancaster. 
George  Ellsworth  Johnson,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '90.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Playground  Association,  413  Bijou  Bldg..  Pittsburg. 
Addison  L.  Jones,  A.M.,  'oa,  Lafavette  Coll. 

1888,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  3a  S.  Church  St.,  West  Chester. 
C.  £.  Karlson. 

1903,  Director  of  Manual  Training  in  Grades  and  High  School,  Altoona. 

Rev.  Oscar  Schultz  Kriebel.  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  and  B.D.,  '9a,  Oberlin  Coll.;   DD.,  '07,  Franklin 
and  MarshaU  CoU. 
Principal  of  Perkiomen  Seminary,  Pennsburg. 
L.  E.  McGiNNES,  A.M.,  '99i  Lebanon  Valley  Coll. 

1888,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  158  S.  ad  St..  Steelton. 
Franklin  P.  Miller,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  'oa,  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 

X90X,   Professor  of  Physical  Science  and  German,  Keystone  Sute  Normal  School,  Kutztowa. 
Gardner  Bruce  Milnor,  A.B.,  '07.  A.M.,  '00,  Lafayette  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Lycoming  County,  Muncy. 
George  W.  Moore,  A.M.,  Dickinson  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Chester  County  Schools,  Ercildoun. 
Mabel  H.  Nissley,  M.E.,  '96.  Shippensburg  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

Senate  Library,  Capitol,  Harrisburg;  home  address,  Hummelatown. 
Louis  Nusbaitm,  A.B.,  '9.3.  Cent.  High  Sch.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  Ph.B.,  '99,  III.  Wes.  Univ. 

Supervising  Principal  of  Horace  Binney  School;  res.,  143  N.  Sharpnack  St..  Phila- 
delphia. 
George  W.  Phillips,  D.Sc.,  '99,  Bucknell  Univ.;  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '8x,  Lafayette  Coll. 

X9oa,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  164a  Sando-son  Ave.,  Scranton. 
A.  C.  Rothermel,  A.B..  '91.  A.M..  '93.  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  *o6,  Dickinson  Coll. 

1899,  Principal  of  Keystone  State  Normal  School,  Kutztown. 
Florence  Rothermel.  M.E..  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Kutrtown.  Pa.;  A.B..  Dickinson  Coll. 

1902,  Teacher  of  Algebra,  Keystone  State  Normal  School,  Kutztown;  address,  316  Carteret 
Ave.,  Camden,  N.  J. 
Isaac  H.  Russell.  Ph.B..  *86,  Cornell  Univ. 

1899*    Principal  of  North  East  Boro  Schools,  North  East. 
Edward  Rvnearson.  A.B.,  *93,  A.M..  '96.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

r9oa.   Director  of  High  Schools.  5608  Howe  St.,  Pittsburg. 
Alered  Newlin  Seal,-  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1899,   Professor  of  Chemistry  and  Physics,  Gtrard  College,  Philadelphia;  405  Wister  St., 
Germantown. 
Emily  Juanita  Shields,  Grad.,  Indiana  Nor.  Sch.,  Pa. 

Teacher  in  Homewood  Public  Schools,  5471  Broad  St..  £.  E..  Pittsbuig. 
Stephen  G.  Simpson,  A.B.,  '96.  A.M.,  '99,  I^fayette  Coll. 

X9oa,   Head  of  English  Department,  High  School,  219  S.  xoth  St.,  Eastoo. 
A.  G.  C  Smith. 

X887,   Superintendent  of  County  Public  Schools,  33  E.  Jefferson  St.,  Media. 
C.  V.  Smtth,  A.M.,  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 

1905    Principal  of  Kittaiming  Academy;  res.,  360  N.  Jefferson  St.,  Kittanning. 

J.  B.  Smith,  Ph.D. 

Teacher  in  State  Normal  School,  California. 

Harris  Alvin  Spotts.  A.B.,  *o4,  Bucknell  Univ. 

X903,   Principal  of  Lycoming  County  Normal  School,  Muncy. 

Francis  J.  Stein. 

1904,  Principal  of  Stein  Business  College,  Educational  Author  and  PaU-sher,  S458  N   «k^ 

.St.,  Philadelphia.  ^      ^'* 

Levi  J.  Ulmer,  B.Sc.,  *oa,  M.Sc.,  '07.  Bucknell  Univ. 

X903,   Department  of  Science,  High  School;  res.,  xoi  Parkwood  St.,  WiUiamsport. 
Homer  J.  Wightman. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  804.  6th  Ave.,  Altoc  na. 


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1904  Daniel  Fleshei,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '83,  Ph.D.,  '88.  Pa.  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Scfiods,  45  S.  6th  St.,  Columbia. 
J.  Kklso  Gixen. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Cumberland  County,  xxo  W.  South  St,  Carlisle. 
Best  M.  LbSuul 

X906,  Director  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  Boys'  High  School,  Reading. 
HEXvnf  Ultsses  Roop.  A.B.,  AM.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 

1897,  Pxesident  ol  Lebanon  Valley  College,  Cdlege  Ave.,  AnnviUe. 
WnxiAX  A.  Stecbex. 

1906.  Director  of  Physical  Education,  PubUc  Schools,  696  City  Hall.  Philadelphia. 
JojfAS  Elwood  Wacnek,  B.Sc.,  'oa,  M.Sc.,  *o5.  Pa.  Sute  CoU. 

X905,  Piindpal  of  High  School,  Penn  St.,  Bellefonte. 
J.  Elwood  Wrerky,  A.B.,  *oi.  Grove  Oty  Coll.;  A.M.,  '05. 

xgox.  Principal  of  Boro  Schools,  Coraopolis. 
H.  £.  WxNNEK,  A.M.,  '04,  Grove  City  CoU. 

X906,  Principal  of  x6th  Ward  Schools,  40th  St.  and  Liberty  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Heuov  K.  Yeekes. 

Supervising  Principal  of  George  H.  Thomas  School,  X5x6  WiUington  St.,  Philadelphia. 

1905  Jemnie  M.  Aceesmam. 

X904,  Teacher   of   Methods  and  Principal   of  Model   School,    State    Normal   School. 


J.  M.  Beikey,  A.M..  Pa.  Coll. 

Pxiildpal  of  Oakland  Sub-District  Schools;  res.,  3443  Bouquet  St.,  Pittsburg. 
Jobs  Cf.KingKi  Becrtel,  M.E..  '04,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  West  Chester,  Pa. 

X907,  Assistant  m  Botany,  University  of  Pennsylvania,  sop  Franklin  Dormitory.  Phila- 
delphia. 
WnxiAX  W.  BntDSALL,  A.M.,  EarUiam  CoU. 

X903.  Principal  of  Philadelphia  High  School  for  Girb,  x7th  and  Spring  Garden  Sts.*,  PhiU- 
delphia. 

WnUAM  M.  BOWEN. 

President  of  Directors'  Department,  State  Educational  Association  of  Penxisylvania, 
630  Bdadison  St.,  Chester. 

GEOmSY  BtJCEWALTES. 

X896,   Supervising  Principal,  Public  Schools,  Mt.  Vernon  School,  3d  and  Cathenne  Sts., 
Philadelphia.  • 

May  R.  Caioland. 

Supervising  Principal  of    Harmer  School.  3x4    Earlham  Terrace,  Germantown, 
Philadelphia. 
Hamloi  E.  Cooswetx,  Mus.M.,  '03,  Syracuse  Univ. 

X906,  Director  of  Normal  Conservatory  of  Music,  Indiana. 
T.  S.  Davis. 

Z9oa,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Blair  County,  R.F.D.  No.  x,  Altoona. 
Wallace  Petes  Dice,  A.B.,  '79.  A.M..  "Sa,  Brown  Univ. 

x8ox,  X895.  X898  Professor  of  Greek  and  Latin,  State  Normal  School,  429  N.  Wahiut  St, 
Westchester. 
Walton  Jay  Dietbice,  Ph.B..  Lafayette  Coll. 

Vice-Prindpal  of  High  School,  Jersey  Shore. 
FiXDEBiCE  E.  DowNES,  Ph.B.,  '93.  A.M..  '96,  Pd.D.,  '05,  Dickinson  CoU. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  181  x  N.  ad  St.,  Harrisburg. 
JciEPBiNE  G.  Duke.  Grad.,  '04.  New  School  of  Methods.  Boston,  Mass. 

X906,  Director  of  Music,  PubUc  Schools,  157  Washington  Ave.,  Phoenizville. 
Paul  Moore  Dtsast,  B.Sc.,  *o4,  Washington  and  Jefferson  CoU. 

X895.  Professor  of  Physics,  Central  High  School;  res.,  a 23  Coltart  Sq.,  Pittsburg. 
Elizabeth  Tsoth  Eckabd. 

Z904.  Teacher  in  Edward  Gratz  School;  res.,  X3ai  N.  15th  St.,  Phikdelphia. 
Thomas  A.  Edwards.  A.B..  '86.  A.M.,  '89. 

Professor  of  Pedagogy  and  Dean  of  Department  of  CoUege  for  Women.  BuckneU 
University.  Lewisburg. 
Edward  Doolittle  Fitch.  M.D.,  '87,  N.  Y.  Horn.  Med.  CoU. 

X898,  Instructor  in  Algebra,  Dc  Lancey  School,  Philadelphia;  res.,  x  S.  Olive  St.,  Media. 
Sabah  H.  Gilbert.  M.Sc..  '8x.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  MiUersviUe,  Pa. 

x88i,  Teacher  in  State  Normal  School,  MiUersviUe. 
AoMALD  P.  Gleason,  B.Sc.,  '87,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

X905.  Principal  of  Technical  High  School  and  W.  T.  Smith  Manual  Training  School;  res.. 
947  Clay  Ave.,  Scranton. 
Cabolime  Hadley,  A.B.,  '06,  Swarthmore  CoU.;  A.M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 

Swarthmore. 
S.  H.  Hadley,  A.B.,  '98,  Grove  City  CoU. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schook,  9  Elm  St.,  Sharon. 
Mbs.  Maude  Bingham  Hansche.  Ph.B..  '96,  Univ.  of  Cal.;  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X900,  Teacher  of  German  and  Physics,  Commercial  High  Sduml  for  Girls;  res..  4^6  S, 
4ad  St.,  Philadelphia. 
D.  S  Hartline,  A-B..  '97.  A.M.,  '00,  T.afavette  CoU. 

X897,  Head  of  Department  of  Bblogy.  State  Normal  SchoQ],  Bloomsbuig. 

Maby  L.  Hess,  B.L.,  '95.  AUentown  CoU. 

Teacher  in  Grammar  School,  HeUertovrn, 


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1905    A.  D.  HoRTON,  A.B..  '98.  A.M..  '00,  Allegheny  Coll. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  New  Kensington. 
J.  H.  Huimwixs,  Iitt.B.,  '83,  Cornell  Univ. 

1904,  Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  310  York  Ave.,  Towanda. 
Mavgakkt  L.  HuxmsEviLLK. 

X905.  Assistant  Supervisor  of  Music.  PuUic  Schools,  231  W.  Vine  St..  Lancaster. 
Herman  T.  Jones. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Cambria  County,  Ebensburg. 
J.  Horace  Lamdis,  A.M.,  '94.  Ursinus  Coll. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools  of  Montgomery  Co..  507  Hamilton  St..  Norristown. 
Robert  E.  Laramy,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M..  '99,  Lehigh  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob,  511  Gay  St.,  Phoenixville. 
Susan  C.  Lodge.  M.Sc..  *96,  St  Nor.  Sch.,  West  Chester.  Pa. 

1896.  Principal  of  Philadelphia  Collegiate  Institute,  1720  .^rch  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Abram  S.  Lokgenecker.  Pd.M. 

Principal  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  Sute  Normal  School,  MillersviUe. 
Francis  Sylvester  McGuigan.  M  Sc.,  'oR.  Pa.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B..  '03.  St.  John's  Coll. 

1907.   Supervisor  of  Public  Schools,  Pittston;  res.,  63a  N.  Washington  Ave.,  Scranton. 
John  L.  Meyer,  A.B..  '93,  A.M.,  '96,  Lebanon  Valley  Coll. 

Teacher  at  Oceanport,  N.  J.;  home  address  R.  F.  D.,  a,  Annville. 
Elmer  E.  Michener. 

1897.  Supervising  Principal  of  Bayard  Taylor  School;  res.,  3733  N.  i6th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Clarissa  A.  MorFrrr. 

1905,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Pittsburg;  res.,  911  North  Ave.,  Wilkinsburg. 
Ernest  Clapp  Noyes,  A.B.,  'p8.  Yale  Univ.;  A.M..  '00,  Harvard  Univ. 

1906,  Department  of  English,  Fifth  Avenue  High  School;  res..  6015  Stanton  Ave.,  Pittsboiv- 
H.  A.  Oday,  Ph.B. 

190a,  Principal  of  Schools,  Honesdale. 
James  Joseph  Palmer,  A.B.,  '99.  Allegheny  Coll. 

1905,   Borough  Superintendent  of  Schools,  147  Plum  St.,  Greenville. 
Mrs.  Amanda  Rdcstine,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Kutztown.  Pa.,  and  NefT  Coll.  of  Oratory,  Combs  ColL 
of  Music. 
Principal  of  School,  VaUey  Forge;  res.,  1039  Charlestown  Ave,.  Phoenizvilk. 

Fred  W.  Robbins.  Ph.B.,  Bucknell  Univ. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  224  S.  High  St.,  Bethlehem. 

S.  Janet  Sayward. 

1893,   Principal  of  Miss  Sayward's  School,  6063  Drrzd  Road,  Philadelphia;   res..  Over- 
brook. 

Charlotte  S.  Schmerker. 

X904,   Supervisor  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools.  396  Union  St.,  AUentown. 

Mary  E.  Severs. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  3348  N.  a9th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Robert  Barclay  Spicer.  A.B.,  '90,  Swarthmore  Coll. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Friends'  Schools  in  Pennsylvania,  New  Jersey,  and  Delaware;  re&.» 
X40  N.  15th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Laitea  B.  Staley.  B.E..  '86,  M.E.,  '88.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Shippensburg,  Pa.;   Grad.  '04,  New  School  of 
Metnoda,  Boston,  Mass. 
1897,   Director  of  Music,  Lower  Merion  District,  Ardmore. 
Foster  H.  Starkey.  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '94.  Bucknell  Univ. 

1897,  Vice-Principal  and  Professor  of  Latin,  State  Normal  School,  West  Chester. 
William  Sherman  Steele.  A.M..  Hamilton  Coll.;  LL.B..  Urn' v.  of  Mich. 

1905,   Principal  of  High  School,  i6aa  State  St.,  Hairisburg. 
Reed  B.  Teftrice.  A.M..  '01,  Grove  City  Coll. 

X907,  Deputy  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Harrisburg. 

Mrs.  Mary  E.  Van  Waoonen. 

X889.  Supervisor  of  Drawing,  Public  Schoob,  X53  N.  Craig  St.,  Pittsburg. 
George  Wheeler,  B.Sc.,  '05.  Temple  Coll. 

X906,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools.  aa6  W.  Johnson  St..  Philadelphia. 
J.  W.  F.  Wiletnson,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '96,  Princeton  Univ. 

1898,  Department  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School,  Clarion. 

James  D.  Woodring.  A.M..  '81,  Muhlenburg  Coll.;  D.D..  'oa.  Central  Pa.  Coll. 
X9oa,   President  of  Albright  College,  Myerstown. 

James  T.  Yotmc,  Ph.D.,  '95.  Halle,  Germany. 

Director  of  Wharton  School  of  Finance  and  Commerce,  University  of  PennsylTanias 
Logan  Hall,  Philadelphia. 
X906    Robert  T.  Adams,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Allegheny  Coll.;  A.M..  '07,  Univ.  of  Pa. 
X899,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  437  Chestnut  St.,  Lebanon. 
John  H.  Alleman.  B.Sc.,  '92,  Palatinate  Coll.;  A.B.,  '00,  Lebanon  Valley  Coll.;  A.M.,  '03,  Ph.D., 
'07,  111.  Wes.  Univ. 
X9oa,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  33  W.  Scribncr  Ave.,  Du  Bois. 

James  L.  Allison. 

X9oa,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  1320  Wood  St.,  Wilkinsburg. 

James  E.  Ament.  LL.D.,  '06.  Kentucky  Univ. 

X906,   Principal  of  SUte  Normal  School,  Indiana. 


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X906    S.  S.  Baker.  B.Sc.,  '93.  Washington  and  Jefferson  CoU. 

X905,   Principal  of  St.  Clair  Schools;  res.,  737  Brown  St.,  E.  E.,  PittsbuiK- 
BiKD  T.  BAI.DWIN,  B.Sc.,  '00,  Swarthmore  Coll.;  A.M..  '03,  Ph.D.,  '05.  Harvard  Univ. 

1905,  Professor  of  Psychologv  and  Education.  West  Chester  State  Normal  School,  and  (1906) 
Lecturer  in  Psychology  and  Education,  Swarthmore  College;  res..  West  Chester. 
James  J.  Bevan,  M.Sc..  '96.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  West  Chester.  Pa. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Carbon  County,  68^  Broadway,  Mauch  Chunk. 
William  W.  Bkown. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1215  Erie  Ave.,  Philadelphia. 
J.  W.  Cooper,  M.S.,  '84,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Millersvillc,  Pa. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  34  N.  Jardin  St.,  Shenandoah. 
William  W.  Cottingham.  LL.D.,  *oo  Lafayette  Coll. 

1853.  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  49  S.  ad  St.,  Easton. 
Framcis  R.  Coyne. 

1905.   Boro  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Old  Forge. 
Sara  Ellen  Croner. 

1904,  Assistant  Principal  of  Mt.  Washmgton  Schools;  res.,  904  Meirimac  St.,  Pittsburg. 

M.   W.   CUMMINOS. 

X903.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Susquehanna  St.,  Olyphant. 
Samuel  H.  Dean. 

1893,  Superintendent  of  Boro  Schools,  451  West  Ave.,  Mt.  Carmel. 
James  Geary  Dell,  M.E.,  '04,  Juanita  Coll. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Huntingdon  County  Schools,  1x31  Moore  St.,  Huntingdon. 
Werner  E.  De  Turck,  A.B.,  '05,  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 

X905,  Instructor  in  Latin  and  French,  Keystone  State  Normal  School,  Kutxtown. 
Robert  F.  Ditchburn. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Pamaqua. 
W.  N.  Ehrhart. 

X896,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  30  E.  Mahanoy  Ave.,  Mahanoy  City. 
WnxiAM  C.  EsTLER.  Grad..  '79,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Millersville.  Pa. 

X889,  Borough  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  3d  and  Spruce  Sts.,  No.  X07,  Ashland. 
William  W.  Evans,  M.E. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Columbia  County  Schools,  403  Iron  St.,  Bloomsburg. 
Joseph  B.  Gabrio. 

X899,  Superintendent  of  Hazle  Township  Schoob,  140  W.  Broad  St.,  Hazleton. 
A.  D.  Glenn. 

X906,  Deputy  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Box  348,  Harruburg. 
Urie  Lee  Goroy,  A.B.,  '94.  A.M..  '97,  Washington  Coll. 

X90X,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mt.  Pleasant. 
Clyde  C.  Green,  M.E.,  '98,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Slippery  Rock,  Pa.;  Ph.B.,  '03,  A.M.,  '07,  Grove  City  ColL 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  17 19,  4th  Ave.,  New  Brighton. 
C.  F.  Hoban.  A.M.,  *o6,  Mt.  St.  Mary's  Coll. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  506  Dudley  St.,  Dunmore. 
Elmer  A.  Jacoby,  A.B.,  '05.  A.M..  '00,  Jjehkh  Univ. 

1899,  Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  and  (1904)  Vice-Principal  of  Perkiomeii 
Seminary.  Pennsburg. 
Frank  H.  Jarvis.  M.E.,  Ph.B. 

Superintendent  of  Common  Schoob,  Wyoming  Co.,  Slocum  St.,  Tunkhannock. 
Sara  Etta  Johnston.  A.B.,  '94,  A.M..  '95.  Westminster  Coll. 

X901,  Assistant  Prinapal  of  Monesscn  High  School;  res.,  476  McKee  Ave.,  Monessen. 
Frank  Koehler,  M.E..  '971  Keystone  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.M.,  '03,  Ursinus  Coll. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  Monroe  Co.,  Gilbert,  Ex.  Office,  Wdssfort. 
Amos  E.  Kraybill,  Pd.B.,  '04.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Millersville,  Pa.;   A.B.,  '04,  Franklin  and  Marshall 
Coll.;  A.M..  '05.  Harvard  Univ. 

X906,  Principal  of  Boys'  High  School;  res.,  6oa  W.  Wahiut  St.,  Lancaster. 
Elmer  E.  Kuntz.  A.B.,  '97,  A.M.,  '98,  Dickinson  Coll. 

X905,  Superintexident  of  Borough  Schoob,  E.  Patterson  St.,  Lansford. 
Ella  Levy,  M.E..  '80.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Lock  Haven,  Pa. 

X894,  Aanstant  in  Bellefonte  High  School,  Bdilesbuig. 

M.  J.  Lloyd,  M.  E.,  '87.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Mansfield.  Pa. 
X903,  Superintendent  of  Scnoob,  Taylor. 

Chas.  Lose,  A.M.,  '90,  Bucknell  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  235  £.  3d  St.,  WiUiamsport. 
Sarah  Ndcon  Lowry. 

X890,  Teacher  in  John  S.  Hart  School,  and  (1906)  Supervising  Prindpal;  res.,  1945  E. 
Cumberland  St..  Phibdelphia.  1-    «-•  •«.  ^;> 

Thomas  S.  March,  Ph.D.,  Lafayette  Coll. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  N.  Maple  Ave.,  Greensburg. 

Blanche  H.  McCann. 

X905,  AsBbtant  Principal  of  Mt.  Washington  Schoob,  109  Amabell  St..  Pittsburg. 

WnxiAM  DwiGHT  McFarland.  A.M.,  '89.  Ph.D.    'op.  Bellevue  Coll.,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X903,  Head  of  Academical  Department,  High  School;  res.,  337  Atwood  St.,  Pittsburg. 

J.  M.  McLaughlin.  B.Sc.,  '00.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

X90S,  Teacher  of  Science,  South  High  School,  cor.  McKee  Place  and  Bates.  PitUburg. 


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1906  Mary  Y.  McReynolds.  ,_ 

1895.  Stenographer  in  Department  of  Public  Instruction  of  Pennajrlvama;  res.,  soi  W. 
Sute  St.,  Harrisburg. 
John  Daniel  Mxese,  Ph.M.,  '87.  A.M..  'ox,  Franklin  and  ManhaU  CoO.;   Utt.D..  '07,  Heidelbeis 
Univ. 
1894,   Head  of  Department  of  English.  Southwestern  Sute  Normal  School,  Lock  Box  los, 
California. 

MaITDS  £.   MiLHOLLAND. 

1905,  Assistant  Principal  of  Mt.  Washington  School;  res..  34  Cresson  Ave.,  Pittsbuig. 
John  Morbow. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Box  177.  Allegheny. 
James  N.  Muis.  B.Sc..  '04.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  507  Napoleon  St.,  Johnstown. 
Grant  Norrb,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M..  Alleghenv  Coll. 

1903,  Supermtendent  of  Bradoock  Bocough  Schools,  ao6  Camp  Ave.,  Braddock. 
H.  U.  Nvbart.  M.E.,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Bk)omsburg.  Pa. 

x9oa,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Newport  Township,  Glentyon  St.,  Glenlfon 
Paul  M.  Pearson.  A.B..  '91.  A.M.,  '95.  Baker  Univ. 

X903,  Professor  of  Public  Speaking,  Swarthmore  College,  Swarthmore. 
S.  H.  Rkploglk. 

1906,  Principal  of  Central  Grammar  Schools;  res.,  aooo,  ad  Ave.,  Altoooa. 
William  Lincoln  Rutherford. 

1905.  Instructor  in  History,  High  School;  res.,  488  McKee  Ave.,  Monessen. 
Aaron  Reist  Rutt.  A.B.,  '93.  A.M..  '96.  Pa.  Coll. 

1905.   Superintendent  of  Lower  Marion  Public  School,  Ardmore. 
Elizabeth  R.  Seed. 

1884.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  a?  Natches  St.,  Pittsburg. 
Livingston  Seltzer. 

Superintendent  of  Schuylkill  County  Schools.  PotUville. 
David  M.  Sensenig.  M.Sc..  '70.  St.  Nor.  S^h..  Millcrsville.  Pa. 

1879.  Professor  of  Mathematics.  State  Normal  School,  West  Chester. 
Robert  C.  Shaw,  A.B..  A.M.,  Washington  and  Jefferson  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Westmoreland  County,  130  Division  St.,  Greensbars- 
Ida  M.  Slater. 

1894.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  ax8  Virginia  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Charles  W.  Stine,  B.L.,  Ohio  Northwestern  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  York  County,  Court  House,  York. 
J.  C.  Taylor. 

'893.   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Lackawaima  Co..  1660  Capouse  Ave..  Scrantoa. 
William  E.  Tobias.  B.E.,  *89.  M.E.,  '9a,  Cent.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Pa.;  A.B.,  Allegheny  Coll. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Qearfield  County,  Clearfield. 
noMER  K.  Underwood.  A.B.,  '99,  Washington  and  Jefferson  Coll.;    A.M.,  *ox,  Yale  Univ. 

X901,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  707  Beaver  St.,  Sewickiey. 
Willis  Y.  Welch,  M.Sc.,  '07.  Bucknell  Univ. 

1899,  Department  of  Science,  Qarion  State  Normal  School,  Clarion. 
Samuel  S.  Willard.  A.B  .  '76,  A.M..  '79.  Pennsylvania  Coll. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Perry  County,  New  Bloomfield. 
William  A.  Wilson.  A.B..  '87,  A.M..  '9.1.  Colsate  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  642  Broadway.  Milton. 
Clinton  Rogers  WoooRUFr,  A.B..  '86   Philadelphia  H.  S.;  Ph.B.,  "89,  LL.B.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Fa. 
703  North  American  Bldg.,  Philadelphia. 

1907  Arthur  C.  Baird,  A.B..  Univ.  of  Wooster.  • 

1905.  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School;  res.,  509  lincofai  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Robert  L.  Burns. 

X906,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3509  N.  i8th  St.,  PhQadelphia. 
Isaac  Douchton.  A.B.,  '06.  Hanard  Cniv. 

1906,  Instructor  in  H\g\i  School;  res.,  4x3  Gay  St.,  Phoaxixville. 
J.  Linwood  Eisenbero,  A.B..  '06.  Ursinus  Coll. 

1905,  Principal  of  Schools  3^9  Church  St.,  Royersford. 
Caroline  Hubbell  Hall.  Grad..  '88.  Cook  County  Nor.  Sch.,  111. 

1904.  Principal  of  MukS  Hall's  KindcTKartcn  and  Primary  Schocrf,  ao8  Shady  Ave.,  Pitts- 

burg. 
George  Miller  Tones.  Ph.B.,  '96.-Cniv.  of  Pa. 

1906,  Instructor  in  English  and  Commercial  Branches,  High  School;  res.,  5a  N.  4th  St., 

Reading. 
Ralph  L.  Johnson.  A.B..  '07,  A.M.,  'oo,  Ursinus  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Upper  Darby  Towaship  Schools,  Llanerch,  Dclawaure  Co., 
Joseph  J.  Kehler.  M.E.,  'ox,  Ke>'stone  Nor.  Sch.,  Kurtztown,  Pa.;  A.B.,  '04,  Lafayette  Coll. 

1906.    Principal  of  High  School;  res..  402  .\Iauch  Chunk  St.,  Pottsville. 
Levi  Walter  Mengel,  Ph.G.,  '91,  Philadelphia  Coll.  of  Pharmacv. 

i897«   Instructor,  azid  (1900)  Vice-principal  of  High  School;  res.,  739  Peim  St.,  ReadiQ^. 
Walter  MrrcHELL,  A.M.,  '80,  Mt.  Union  Coll..  Ph.D..  Alle«rheny  Coll. 

X907,    Professor  of  Mathematics.  State  Normal  School,  California. 
Hxibext  S.  PtTTNAM.  A.M.,  *93,  Lafayette  CoU. 

X896,   Superintendent  of  Bradford  County  Schools,  34  Huston  St.,  Towanda. 


Pennsylvama]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  20I 

PENNSYLVANIA— Owrfwuerf 

1907    May  W.  Sfeecb.  • 

1904,  Teacher  m  Fifth  Avenue  High  School,  Reynolds  and  Homewood  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
J.  E.  Wallace  Wallin,  A.B.,  'qt,  Augustana  CoU.^  A.M.,  *99.  Ph.D.,  'oi,  Yale  Univ. 

ProfesBor  of  Psvchology  and  Pedagogy,  and  Acting  Vice-Principal,  State  Nonnal 
School,  East  Stroudsbuxg. 
Lemuel  Whttaeee.  A.B..  '81.  Columbia  Coll.:  A.M.,  *94«  Columbia  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '03,  Univ.  of  Pa. 
1907,   Prindnj  of  Southern  Manual  Training  High  School,  Broad  and  Jackson  Sts.,  Phila- 

Maky  S.  Zane. 

190X,   Head  Teacher  in  Home  for  Deaf   Children,   Befanont  and   Monument   Aves.,. 
Philadelphia. 

AUCIA  M.  ZlEEDAN. 

XQ06.  Pennsylvania  State  Museum,  Harrisburg. 

INSTITUTIONS 
LITE  DIBECTOS 

1879    Tbachees*  Institute  ot  the  Cmr  or  Philadelphia. 

President,  Geoffrey  Buckwalter;   Secretary  Mary  A.  Wallace,  9x3  S.  i6th  St,  Phila- 
delphia. 

ACTIVE  MEMBEKS 

X897    The  Fees  Libeaey  oe  Philadelphia. 

Librarian  and  Secretary,  John  Thomson,  13x7-1331  Chestnut  St.,  Philadelpha. 
FxBST  Pennsylvania  State  Noemal  School,  Millebsville. 

Principal,  EUphalet  Oram  Lyte,  Millersville. 
State  Nobkal  School  Libbaby,  Manspteld. 

Principal,  Andrew  Thomas  Smith,  Mansfield. 

1898  Keystone  LrrEBABv  Society  op  the  Keystone  State  Nobmal  School. 

Librarian,  W.  W.  Deatrick,  Kutztown. 
Philomatbban  Litebaby  Society,  Keystone  State  Nobhal  School. 

Kutztown. 
Univebsitt  op  Pennsylvania,  Libbaby. 

Provost,  Charles  C.  Harrison;  Librarian,  Morris  Jastrow,  Jr.,  Philadelphia. 

1899  Altoona  Mechanics'  Libbaby  and  Readino  Room  A.ssociation. 

Chairman  of   Library   Committee,   Charles   B.  Dudley;   Librarian,  Elizabeth  L. 
Snyder,  Altoona. 
Bbyn  Mawb  College. 

President,  Miss  M.  Carey  Thomas;  Librarian,  Isadore  Gilbert  Mudge,  Bryn  Mawr. 
Cabneoie  Libbaby  op  Pixtsbubg. 

Librarian,  Anderson  H.  Hopkins,  Schenley  Park,  Pittsburg. 
DicEiNsoN  College. 

President,  George  Edward  Reed,  Carlisle. 
Indiana  Nobhal  School  op  Pennsylvania. 

Principal,  James  E.  Ament;  librarian.  Mrs.  Walter  Mitchell,  Indiana. 
Lehigh  Univebstty. 

President,  Henry  S.  Dxinker,  South  Bethlehem. 
ScBANTON  Public  Libbaby. 

Librarian,  Henry  J.  Carr,  Scranton. 

SOUTHWKSTEBN  StATE  NoBMAL  ScHOOL,  CaLIPOBNTA. 

Principal,  Theodore  B.  Noss;  Librarian,  Aima  M.  Shutteriy,  California. 
Pedagogical  Libbaby.  Boabd  op  Public  Education,  Depabtment  op  Superintendence. 

Superintendent,  M.  G.  Brumbaugh;  Librarian,  Lillian  lone  MacDowell,  Room  696 
Gty  HaU,  Philadelphia. 

1900  The  Pennsylvania  State  College. 

Preskient  pro  tempore,  James  A.  Beaver;  Librarian  Erwin  W.  RunWe,  State  College. 
Z90Z     Cabnegie  Fbee  Libbaby  op  Allegheny. 

Librarian,  Edward  Ernest  Eggers,  Allegheny. 
Pennsylvania  State  Libbaby. 

State  Librarian,  Thomas  L.  Montgomery,  Harrisburg. 
T9oa     Cabnegie  Fbee  Libbaby  op  Bbaddoce. 

Librarian,  George  H.  Lamb,  Braddock. 
Cabnegie  Public  Libbaby  op  Bbadfobd. 

President  of  Board  of  Managers,  R.  B.  Stone;  Librarian,  Susan  L.  Sherman,  Brad- 
ford. 

SWABTHMOBE  COLLEGE  LiBBABY. 

President,  Joseph  Swain;  Librarian,  John  Russell  Hayes,  Swarthmore. 
Waynesbubg  College. 

Acting  President,  J.  F.  Bucher;  Librarian,  Mary  Dtnsmore,  Waynesburg. 
190  J    Ebie  Public  Libbaby. 

Librarian,  Jean  A.  Hard,  Erie. 
Mbbcantile  Libbaby  Company. 

President,  John  F.  Lewis;  Librarian,  T.  Wilson  Hedley,  loth  above  Chestnut  St., 
Philadelphia. 
1905    Bayabd  Taylob  School,  Philadelphia. 

Principal,  Elmer  £.  Michener,  Randolph  above  Venango  St.,  Philadelphia. 
John  F.  Habtbanpt  School,  Philadelphia. 

Principal,  Emma  R.  Wilson.  7th  St..  and  Boston  Ave.,  Philadelphia. 


ao2  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  (Rhode  Idand 

PENNSYLVANlA-^«i/miMrf 

X905    Joseph  Leidy  CoifBiNED  School,  Philadelphia. 

Principal,  Margaret  Robinaoa,  4ad  and  TbompMO  Sts.,  PhiUdelphiii. 
Minnie  Mdeooch  Kendbick  School,  West  Philadelphia. 

Supervising  Principal,  Laura  J.  Ashmore.  38th  and  Powelton  Ave.,  Weit  Philadeli»liui. 
M.  W.  Baldwin  School,  Philadelphia. 

Principal.  Martha  H.  Dunn,  i6th  and  Porter  Sts.,  Philadelphia. 
Paschallville  School.  Philadelphia. 

Principal,  ComeUua  J.  Walter,  Woodknd  Ave.  and  70th  St..  Philadelphia. 
Rutledob  School,  Philadelphia. 

Principal,  Harrison  Walton,  7th  and  Nonis  SU..  PhiUdelphia. 
Western  UNivERsrrY  ot  Pennsylvania. 

Chancellor,  Rev.  S.  B.  McCormick;  librarian,  Catherine  Elstoo,  Allegheny. 
1006    Birmingham  Sub-District  School.  PrrrsBiTRG. 

Principal.  Margaret  M.  Miller.  S.  15th  St.,  Pittsburg. 
Carnegie  Libbaby  op  Homestead. 

Librarian.  W.  F.  Stevens,  Homestead. 
Cbntbal  State  Normal  School. 

Principal.  J.  R.  Flickinger,  Lock  Haven. 
COLPAX  Sitb-District  School.  Pittsburg. 

Principal.  Margaret  A.  Frew.  Solway  and  Wightman  St.,  Pittsbuxg. 
Cumbebland  Valley  State  Nobmal  School.  Library. 

Acting  Principal.  William  M.  Rite.  Shippensbuig. 
Geneva  College,  Library. 

President,  W.  H.  George;  Librarian,  George  Kennedy,  Beaver  Falls. 
Bamcxxx  School  Facitlty,  PmsBUBo. 

Principal.  Kate  A.  Barry,  Webster  and  7th  Ave.,  PitUburg. 
Holmes  School.  Oakland  Sub-Distbict.  Pittsbubg. 

Assistant  Principal.  D.  A.  Brown,  PitUburg. 
Hjmewood  Sitb-Distbict  Schools,  PmsBURG. 

Principal,  C.  H.  Gaswood,  Hamilton  and  Lang  Aves..  Pittsburg. 

LmOOLN  SlTB'DlSTBICT  SCHOOL,  PrTTSBUBG. 

Principal,  L.  P.  Grevcs.  Larimer  School,  Pittsburg. 
LiTCKXY  School,  PmsBURc. 

Principal.  J.  A.  Snodgrass,  444  Oneida  St.,  Pittsbuig. 
Mt.  Albion  Schools.  PmsBURG. 

Principal.  William  A.  Proudfit.  McCandless   School,  Butler  St.  and   McCandleaB 
Ave..  Pittsbuig. 
North  School,  PrrrsBUBo. 

Principal.  G.  M.  Parker,  cor.  Duqueane  Way  and  8th  St.,  Pittsbttig. 
Pennsylvania  State  Museum. 

Director  of  Museum,  Thomas  L.  Montgomery,  Harrisbuig. 
Pboendcvillb  Public  Library. 

Secretary,  R.  E.  Laramy;  Librarian,  Almira  Pennypocker,  PhocnixviUe. 
St.  Claib  Sub-District  Schools.  PrrrsBUBo. 

Principal.  S.  S.  Baker,  Bane  Building.  Femleaf  St.,  Pittsbuig. 
State  Normal  School,  Bloomsbubg. 

Principal,  D.  J.  Waller,  Bloomsburg. 
State  Nobmal  School,  Edinboro. 

Principal,  John  F.  Bigler;  Librarian.  Miss  Annie  L.  Wilson.  Fxlinboro. 
igi;    Berks  Coitnty  Teachers'  Reading  Union. 

Secretary,  Nicholas  H.  Fisher,  R.  F.  D.  No.  3,  Hamburg. 
Keystone  State  Normal  School. 

President,  A  C.  Rothermd,  Kutztown. 
Pennsylvania  College  por  Women. 

President,  H.  D.  Lindsay;  Secretary,  Miss  Sidney  Colestock,  Pittsbuig. 
PnrsBtniG  Teachers'  Association. 

President.  Caroline  E.  Malick;  Vice-President,  Anna  B.  McConneU,  1003  Beascmcr 
Bldg.,  Pittsburg. 

RHODE  ISLAND 
lipe  director 
188a    Thomas  Williams  Bicknell,  .\.M.,  '6o,  Brown  Univ.,  '78,  Amherst  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '84,  Dmry  CoU. 
Author,  Editor,  Publisher,  and  Manufacturer,  254  Pleasant  St.,  Frovidenoe. 

active  members 
189a    George  Everett  Church,  A.B.,  *7a,  A.M., '78,  Amherst  Coll. 

1889,   Principal  of  Peace  Street  Grammar  School,  43  Adelaide  Ave.,  Providence. 
1894    Walter  Ballou  Jacobs,  A.B.,  '8a,  A.M.,  '85,  Brown  Univ. 

1895,   Professor  of  Theory  and  Practice  of  Education,  Brown  University;  res.,  310  Oliftey 
St..  Providence. 
Abby  Lillun  Mablatt.  B.Sc.,  '88.  M.Sc.,  'go.  State  Agri.  Coll.,  Kans. 

1894.   Department  of  Household  Economics,  Technical  High  School;  res.,  14  George  St., 
Proridence. 
1896    Mbs.  Ella  M.  Pierce. 

190a,   Principal  of  Webster  Avenue  Training  School;  194  Daboll  St.,  Providence. 


Soath  CaiolinaJ  UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  203 

RHODE  ISLAND-CM/MflMd 

1896    Bissn  M.  ScHOLncLD. 

1903,  Director  of  Kindergartois  and  Schools  for  Feeble-Minded  Children,  190  Knight  St^ 
Providence. 
i8g8    David  Webstem  Horr,  A.M.,  '7j.  Brown  UniT.;  '61,  Middlebury  CoQ. 

X864,  Principal  of  EngUah  High  School,  40  Humboldt  Ave.,  Providence. 

1899  Sasah  Dtee  BAxms. 

XQoa,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Providence;  res.,  Manton. 
Waltes  £.  Ranger,  A.B..  '79.  A.M.,  *83,  Bates  Coll.  and  '04,  Univ.  of  Vt.;  LL.D..  '07,  Bates  Coll. 

1905,  Stale  Commiasioner  of  Public  Schods,  State  House,  Providence. 

1900  Ella  L.  Sweeney. 

x9oa.  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3a  Summer  St..  Providence. 
X901    WnxiAsc  H.  P.  Faunce,  A.B..  '80,  A.M.,   '83.  D.D.,  'o5.    Brown    Univ.;    'oi.  Yale    Univ.;  '03, 
Harvard  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '04,  Baylor  Univ.;  and  '06,  Univ.  of  Ala. 
X899,   President  of  Brown  University;  res..  x8o  Hope  St.,  Providence. 
igoa    Chablfs  Edwaed  Dennis,  Jr.,  A.B^  '88,  A.M.,  '00.  Ph.D.,  '05.  Brown  Univ. 

X90X,  Principal  of  Hope  Street  High  School,  114  Taber  Ave.,  Providence. 
WiLLLUc  HoLDEN  Eddy,  A-B.,  'oj,  A.M.,  '93,  Ph.D.,  '99,  Brown  Univ. 

X905,   Principal  of  Mesaer  Street  Grammar  School,  666  Angell  St.,  Providence. 
Hesbest  W.  Lmx,  A.B.,  '74,  Harvard  Univ. 

X900,   &iperintendent  of  Schools,  35  Powel  Ave.,  Newport. 
Walyee  H.  Small,  A.B.,  '78,  AM.,  *8a,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X9oa,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  4a  Adelphi  Ave.,  Providence. 
X903    Daniel  Alva  Cbandall,  A.B.,  '03,  Alfred  Univ. 

1907,   Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  Milton,  Vt.;  res.,  Rockville. 
Fbank  O.  Draper,  A.B..  '86.  A.M..  *89.  Brown  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  ao4  High  St..  Pawtucket. 
C.  Edwaio  Fisher,  A.B.,  '98,  St.  Lawieoce  Univ. 

1903,    Department  of  Mathematics  and  Matheraatical  Sciences,  Rhode  Island  Normal 
School;  res.,  a3a  Pleasant  Street,  Providence. 
Marion  D.  Fulton.  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '98,  Ewing  Coll. 

1905,   Eastern    Representative   of  Powers   &   Lyons  Publishing  Co.,  36  Division    St., 
Providence. 
CtaARLBsLGAYES,  A.B.,'90,  A.M.,  *o6,  Brown  Univ. 

X899,   Principal  of  Pleasant  Street  School;  res.,  5  Jay  Street,  Westeriy. 
WnxiAM  H.  Holmes,  Jr.,  A.B..  97,  Colby  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Westerly. 
Ltman  G.  Horton. 

1903.   Principal  of  the  East  Greenwich  Academy,  Pence  St.,  East  Greenwich. 
Nathan  Gardner  Kingsley. 

1893,    Principal  of  Doyle  Avenue  Grammar  School;  res.,  605  Hope  St.,  Providence. 
Wendell  A.  Mowry.  A.B.,  '93.  A.M.,  '94,  Brown  Univ. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  51  Illinois  St.,  Central  Falls. 
Katharine  Upham  Peirce,  A.B..  '89,  Vassar  Coll. 

189S.  Teacher  in  English  High  School;  res.,  135  E.  Manning  St.,  Providence. 
LnoY  G.  Staples,  .\.B.,  '00,  Bates  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Town  of  Burrillville;  res.,  Pascoag. 
1905    Isaac  O.  Winslow,  A.M.,  '81,  Brown  Univ. 

X899,   Principal  of  Grammar  School;  res.,  50  Elton  St.,  Providence. 

INSTITirrXONS 

1897    Rhode  Island  Normal  School. 

Principal,  Charles  S.  Chapin;  Librarian,  Mary  E.  Makepeace,  Providence. 
1809    Hareis  iNSTrrrrE  Library. 

librarian.  Miss  Ama  Howard  Ward,  Woonsocket. 
1901     Bbown  University. 

President,  W.  H.  P.  Faunce;  librarian,  H.  L.  Koopman,  Providence. 
zgoj    Rhode  Island  College  op  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Art<;. 

President,  Howard  Edwards;  librarian,  Lillian  M.  George,  Kingston. 
1904     Phovxdence  Public  Library. 

librarian,  William  E.  Foster,  Washington  St.,  Providence. 

SOUTH  CAROLINA 

lipe  member 
iSqx     Martha  Schopield. 

1868,  Founder  and  General  Manager  of  Schofield  Normal  and  Industrial  School  for  Colored 
Youth,  Aiken. 

active  members 

1895     David  Bancropt  Johnson,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  '80,  Univ.  of  Tenn.;  LL.D.,  'o<.  S.  Car.  Coll. 

1895.   President  of  Wintnrop  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Rock  Hill. 
X896     £•  S.  Drerer,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '93.  Roanoke  Coll. 

1895,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1333  Washington  St.,  Columbia. 
'William  Harvey  Hand. 

'     1906,   Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  University  of  South  Carolina;   res..  University 
Campus,  Columbia. 


X898 


John  S.  Maequb.  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '93,  Lafayette  Coll. 
1899.   Principal  of  Brainerd  Institute,  Box  235, 


Chester. 


204  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [South  Dakou 

SOUTH  CAROUSA-^imtmued 

1899  HsNRY  P.  Akcres,  A.B.,  '58,  A.M.,  '67.  Coll.  of  Charleston. 

1885,  Superinleodent  of  City  Schools  74  Rutledge  Ave.,  Charleston. 
John  J.  McMahan,  A.B.,  '86,  A^.,  '88,  S.  Car.  ColL 

1 1 18  Senate  St.,  Columbia. 
William  Knox  Tatb,  A.B.,  '9a,  A.M.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

1898,  Principal  of  Memminger  Normal  School*,  res.,  131  Coming  St..  Charleston. 

1900  James  Tbomas  Colkman,  B.Sc.,  '86,  S.  C.  Mil.  Acad. 

Principal  of  Schools,  Summerville. 
Pattesson  Warolaw,  A.B.,  '80,  Erskine  Coll. 

X894,   Professor  of  Pedagogy,  South  Carolina  Cc^ege;  res.,  831  Sumter  St.,  Columbia. 

1903  Leonard  T.  Baker.  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '93,  Coll.  of  Charleston. 

1906,  Associate  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  University  of  South  Carolina,  Columbia. 
Arthur  L.  Manchester,  A  G.O. 

Director  of  Music  and  Professor  of  Voice  Culture,  Singing  and  Theory  of  Music. 
Converse  CoUege;  res.,  46a  £.  Main  St.,  Spartanburg. 
Oscar  B.  Martin.  A.B.,  '93,  Furman  Univ. 

1903,   State  Superintendent  of  Education,  Capitol,  Coliuibia. 
Albert  J.  Thackston,  A.B.,  '92,  Furman  Univ. 

X897,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  61  Whitman  St.,  Orangeburg. 

1904  James  A.  B.  Scherer,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '95.  Roanoke  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '97.  Pa.  Coll.;  IX.D.,  '05,  S.  C.  Coll. 

19041   President  of  Newberry  College,  Newberry. 

1905  Abraham  C.  Osborn.  A.B..  A.M.,  D.D..  LL.D. 

President  of  Benedict  CoUege,  Columbia. 
Robert  Paine  Pell,  A.B.,  '8x,  Litt.D.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  N.  C. 
190a,   President  of  Converse  CoUege,  Spartanburg. 
X907    Ida  J.  Dacus. 

Librarian  of  Caznegie  Library  of  Winthrop  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Rock  Hill. 
Thomas  McNider  Sdo'Son,  Jr.,  A.B.,  '01,  Randolph  Macon  CoU.;  A.M.,  '07.  Univ.  of  Va. 

X907,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Converse  College;  res..  468  £.  Main  St.,  Spartanbui^. 

msTiTxrnoNs 

190X    Winthrop  Normal  and  Industrial  College. 

President,  D.  B.  Johnson,  Rock  Hill. 
190a    UNivERsmr  OP  South  Carolina. 

President,  Benjamin  Sk>an;  Librarian,  Margaret  H.  Rion,  Columbia. 
Clemson  Agricultural  College,  Library. 

President,  P.  H.  MeU;  Ubrarian,  K.  B.  Trcsoot,  Clemson  College  P.  O. 

SOUTH  DAKOTA 

active  members 
1875    Fayette  L.  Cook. 

President  of  South  Dakota  State  Normal  School,  Spearfish. 
X890  .William  H.  H.  Beadle,  A.B.,  '6x,  A.M.,  '64.  LL.n.,  '67,  LL.D.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1880.  President  of  State  Normal  School,  and  (1905)  Professor  of  History,  Madifffn 
1893    A.  Wellington  Norton,  .\.B.,  '73,  A.M.,  '76,  LL.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

1903,   Educational  Author,  Lock  Box  8aa,  Madison. 
X894    Mattib  Jones. 

1893.   Teacher  in  Riggs  Institute,  Flandrcai*. 
1895    Frank  Crane,  A.M.,  Gale  Coll. 

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court,  Pierre. 
Anna  B.  Herrig,  Grad.,  Oswego  Nor.  Sch.,  N.  Y. 

X898,  Superintendent  of  Trainins  Department,  State  Normal  School,  Madison;    home 
address,  82a  Adams  St.,  Saginaw,  Mich. 
George  M.  Smith,  A.B.,  '73,  A.M.,  '77,  Colby  CoU. 

X89X,   Professor  of  Modem  Languages,  Literature,  and  Pedagogy,  University  of  Soath 
Dakota,  Vermilion. 
X897    Alexander  Strachan.  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '82,  Univ.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

1893,   Principal  of  High  School  and  Superintendent  of  Schools,  9  Van  Buren  St.,  Dcadwood. 
X899    Edward  Elliott  Collins,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  S.  Dak. 

Ex-Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Vermilion. 
X901    Anson  H.  Bigelow,  B.Sc.,  '87,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  xai  May  St.,  Lead. 
William  W.  Ewing. 

Teacher  in  U.  S.  Indian  School,  Piene. 
SivERT  A.  Jordahl,  B.L.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1898,    Teacher  in  Luthoran  Normal  School,  xxa4  Nort(m  Ave.,  Sioux  Falls. 
George  Williston  Nash,  B.Sc.,  '91,  M.Sc.,  '95,  Yankton  Coll. 

X905,   President  of  State  Normal  and  Industrial  School;  res.,  aa3,  9th  Ave.,  E.,  Aberdeen. 
Helen  S.  Peabody. 

1885,   Principal  of  All  Saints  School,  Sioux  Falls. 
G.  J.  Schellenger. 

1907.   Superintendent  of  Walworth  County  Schools,  Selby. 
Edward  C.  Scovel. 

Teacher  in  Ring  Thunder  Day  School.  Rosebud  Agency.  Rosebud. 


UPE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS 


205 


SOUTH  DAKOTA-CoN/tM«ed 

1901     Samdel  Wjexs.  A.B.,  '80,  Northweatem  Univ.;  Ph.D..  'of,  Univ.  of  Jena. 

X905,  Vice-President,  Dean  of  School  of  Education,  and  Professor  of  the  History  and  Philoto  • 
phy  of  Education,  Dakota  Wesleyan  University,  Mitchell. 
I0O9     Casl  J.  MOHN. 

Kidder. 
Tbomas  Nicholson,  A.B.,  *03,  A.M..  '9s.  Northwestern  Univ.;  D.D.,  '98,  Iowa  Wes.  Univ.,  and 
'os.  Garrett  Bib.  Inst. 
President  of  DakoU  Wesleyan  University.  811  Sanborn  St.,  S.,  Mitchell. 
M.  M.  Rambe. 

Ez-State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  613  Van  Epps  St.,  Mitchell. 
AnRTTm  H.  Swmoue.  B.Sc.,  '87,  A.M.,  '08,  M.Sc.  '00,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  Kingsbury  County,  De  Smet. 
CLAtt  MoNTGOiasY  VouNO.  Ph.B.,  '83,  Ph.M.,  '86,  Ph.D.,  ^oi,  Hiram  Coll. 

Professor  of  History  and  Social  and  BiUical  Science,  and  Dean  of  College  of  Arts  and 
Sdenoes,  University  of  South  Dakota,  Vermilion. 
1003    Wm.  p.  Dunlevy,  A.B.,  '97,  Oberlin  Coll. 
Canning. 
FasEMAN  H.  Horr,  A.B..  '91,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  axx,  6th  Ave..  E.,  Mitchell. 
Mosrrz  Aoelbeet  Lance. 

Office  of  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.  Pierre. 
Belle  M.  Munger,  Grad..  '93,  Oberlin  Coll. 

190a.   Principal  of  Public  Schools.  Custer. 

1904  FsANKLiN  B.  Gault.  A.M.,  Cornell  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1906,  President  of  University  of  South  Dakota,  Vermilion. 
Ella  Gestkxtde  Kmc. 

X903,  Teacher  of  Music,  Riggs  Institute,  Flandreau. 

1905  George  L.  Brown,  M.Sc.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Mo.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Astronomy,  South  Dakota  Agricultural  College, 
Brookings. 

A.  B.  Hess,  Pd.B.,  M.E..  A.B..  Ph.D. 

1903.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  5x9,  5th  Ave.,  Madison. 

B.  Malcolm  Ijiwrence,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Colby  CoU. 

X905,   Instructor  in  Mathematics  and  Physics,  State  Normal  School,  Madison. 
RUTUS  BuEL  McClenon,  A.B.,  '78.  A.M.,  '81,  Williams  Coll. 

1904.  Professor  of  Latin  and  Pedagogy,  South  Dakota  Agricultural  College,  8ox,  9th  St., 

Brookings. 

1906  Wiluam  B.  Mooney,  Pd.B..  'oa,  Pd.M.,  '03,  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Greeley,  Colo. 

Superintendent  of  Training  School.  South  DakoU  State  Normal  School,  Spearfish. 
H.  a.  Ustrud. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Pierre. 

1907  U.  S.  Earls,  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Wooster;  A.M.,  '03;  Pd.B.,  '07,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll. 

X907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  733  Fremont  Ave.,  Dell  R&pids. 
Charles  Lee  Fillebrown,  A.M. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Douglas  County,  Armour. 

W.  R.  MOBERLY. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Spearfish. 
iNSTrrirriONS 
iiS97     South  Dakota  State  College  or  Acricttlture  and  Mechanic  Arts. 

President,  Robert  L.  Slagle,  Brookings. 
1933    Hearst  Free  Library. 

Librarian,  Katharine  E.  Gold,  Lead. 
X907     Yankton  College,  Ldrary. 

President,  Henry  Kimball  Warren;  Librarian,  Helen  E.  Minor,  Yankton. 

TENNESSEE 
active  members 
xSSo     W.  T.  White,  A.B..  '77.  A.M.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

X885.  Principal  of  Girls'  High  School.  508  Broad  St..  Knozville. 

1893     I.  C.  McNeill. 

X907,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Room  514,  Tennessee  Trust  Building,  Memphis. 
x8q4     Richard  Jones.  A.M.,  '81.  Iowa  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  Heidelberjj,  Germany. 

1898.   Professor  of  Literature,  Vanderbilt  University,  Vanderbtlt  Campus,  Nashville. 

1897  Henri  C.  Weber. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Vauxhall  and  McGavock  Sts.,  Nashville. 

1898  Philander  Priestley  Claxton,  A.B..  '83.  A.M.,  *86.  Univ.  of  Tenn.;  litt.D..  '06,  Bales  Coll. 

X903.   Professor  of  Science  and  Art  of  Teaching,  University  of  Tennessee,  KnoxviUe. 
Warren  W.  Phelan.  A.B..  '94.  A.M..  'q6.  Columbia  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  Columbian  Univ 

1905,   Professor  of  Political  Science  and  Pedagogy,  University  of  Chattanooga,  Departments 
at  Athens,  Athens. 
xooo    H.  Elmer  Bierly,  A.M.,  '9a.  Princeton  Univ.  ^  _ ,.  ^    ^^     ^ 

X934.   Professor  of   Philosophy,    University  of  Chattanooga,  and  Editor  of  ''Southern 
Educational  Review,"  Chattanooga. 
George  W.  Gordon,  B.Sc..  'so.  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

Ex-Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  6th  Fk>or.  Goodwyn  Institute,  Memphis. 


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TENNESSEE— CM/i»iMf 

1900  IsBAKL  Hyman  Peres,  A.B.,  '89,  LL.B.,  '01,  A.M.,  '99,  Yale  Univ. 

Ex-Presideot  of  Board  of  Education,  Memphis  Trust  Building.  Monphis. 
EuoENS  F.  Turner. 

1905,  Registrar  of  Uoivenity  of  Tennessee.  Medical  Department;  res.,  631.  ad  Ave., 

Nashville. 

190 1  A.  C.  Webb. 

1900,   Supervisor  of  Penmanship  and  Drawing,  309  Wilbum  St.,  Nashville. 
190a    WiCKLiFFE  Rose,  A.M.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

Dean  of  Peabody  College  for  Teachers;  res.,  loai  Belmont  Ave..  Nashville. 

1903  Gordon  M.  BENn.EY,  B.Sc.,  '00,  A.M..  '01,  Cornell  Univ. 

Instructor  inZodlogy.  Histology,  and  Entomology,  and  Assistant  State  Entomologist  of 
Tennessee,  University  of  Tennessee,  Knoxiille. 
Albert  M.  Harris,  A.B.,  '01,  A.M.,  'oa,  Cornell  CoU. 

1903,  Associate  Professor  of  Public  Speaking  and  Debate,  Vanderbilt  University;  res.,  15 

Garland  Ave..  Nashville. 
McG.  Incrum. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School,  Minor  Hill;  express  office,  Pulaski. 
C.  Tyrold  Kirrpatricr,  A.B.,  *94»  A.M.,  '03,  Vanderbilt  Univ. 

1900,  Teacher  of  Latin,  Fogg  High  School,  and  (1906)  Head  of  Latin  Department,  Qty 
Schools;  res..  70a  Woodland  St..  Nashville. 
Seymour  A.  Mynders,  A.B.,  '80,  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Knozville. 

1904  Brown  Ayers,  Ph.D..  Stevens  Inst,  of  Tech.;  LL.D..  Washington  and  Lee  Univ.,  S.  C.  CoU^  Tulane 

Univ..  Univ.  of  Ala.;  D.C.L.,  Univ.  of  the  South. 
1904*  President  of  University  of  Tennessee,  Knox^nlle. 

J.  W.  HUEY. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Spring  St.,  Springfield. 
Ira  LANDRrni,  B.Sc.,  '88,  LL.B.,  '89,  LL.D.,  '03,  Cumberland  Univ. 

1904,  Regent  of  Belmont  College,  i  £.  Behnont  Circle,  Nashville. 
John  H.  Pence,  A.B.,  'oi,  Washington  Coll. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  303  Irish  St.,  Greeneville . 

1905  Albert  T.  Barrett.  A.M..  LL.D..  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Education.  Peabody  College   for   Teachers;  res..  1043*  3d  Ave.   &• 
Nashville. 
Elker  Brmon  Waller.  A.B.,  '8a,  A.M..  '9a,  Union  Coll. 

1891,   Professor  of  Mathematics.  Maryville  College,  Maryville. 
H.  D.  Wyatt.  M.D.,  '67.  A.M..  74.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1894.   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  527  Chestnut  St.,  Chattanooga. 
1907    Samuel  Francis  Howard,  A.B.,  '88.  A.M..  '89.  Ph.D.,  '94,  Cumberland  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Humboldt. 

INSTrrUTIONS 
LIFE  director 

1889  Board  of  Education  op  Nashville. 

President,  A.  £.  Howell;  Superintendent,  H.  C.  Weber.  Nashvilk. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

1899    Ward  Seminary  for  Young  Ladies. 

President,  John  Diell  Blanton,  Nashville. 
Z901    University  of  Tennessee,  Library. 

President,  Brown  Ayres;  librarian,  Sabra  W.  Vought,  Knoxville. 
Vanderbilt  University. 

Chancellor,  J.  H.  Kirkland;  Librarian,  William  J.  Vaughn,  Nashville. 
1904    George  Peabody  College  for  Teachers.  Uni^rrsity  of  Nashville. 

Chancellor.  Jas.  D.  Porter;   Librarian,  Jennie  E.  Lauderdale.  Nashville. 

1906  Carnegie  Library  of  Nashville. 

Librarian,  Mary  Hannah  Johnson,  Nashville. 

TEXAS 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

1874    Alexander  Hogg,  A.M.,  '57i  Randolph-Macon  Coll.;  '74^  William  and  Mary  Coll.; '89,  LL.D.,  '00, 
Univ.  of  Ala. 
X900,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools  and  Editor  of  "Texas  and  Pacific  Quarterly,"  301 
Lamar  St.,  Ft.  Worth. 

1890  Lloyd  E.  Wolfe. 

1933,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  1800  San  Pedro  Ave.,  San  Antonio. 
189a    H.  C.  PRrrcHETT,  A.M.,  '73.  Pritchett  Coll. 

1891,   Principal  of  Sam  Houston  Normal  Institute,  HuntsviUe. 

1894  Oscar  Henry  Cooper,  A.B.,  '7a,  Yale  Coll.;  A.M.,  LL.D.,  '91,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

193a,   President  of  Simmons  College,  Abilene. 

A.  H.   WiLXINS. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  4x8  Main  St.,  Dallas. 

1895  J.  M.  Fendley,  A.B.,  '8a,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

1885,   County  Superintendent,  and  Principal  of  Avenue  L  School,  3303  Avenue  N,  Galvcstoo. 


Texas]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  207 

TEXAS— C0fi/«fifl«e<l 

1895    Thokas  G.  Hamis,  A.B.,  '76.  A.M.,  '80,  Carson-Newman  CoU. 

1903,   Prieaident  of  State  Normal  School,  San  Marcos. 
W.  S,  Sdtton.  A.B..  '78.  A.M.  •84.  LL.D.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Ark. 

1897.  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Texas,  xia  W.  i8th  St.,  Austin. 
1897    Noel  Jackson  Clancy,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1905,  Statistical  Clerk  in  State  Department  of  Education,  Austin. 
Frank  C.  Patten. 

1903,   librarian  of  Rosenberg  library,  Galveston. 

1899  Isaac  MEHxriT  Agard.  A.B..  Vp.  A.M.,  *84.  Amherst  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1906,  President  of  TfUotson  College.  Austin. 

1900  Edward  Levoisier  Blacksheak,  A.B.,  '81,  A.M..  '02,  Tabor  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '03,  Wilberforce  Univ. 

1896,  Principal  of  Sute  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Prairie  View. 
C.  H.  Maxson.  B.Sc.,  *9T.  B.D.,  '99.  St.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1907,  President  of  Bishop  College,  Marshall. 
190a     W.  D.  BiTTLER,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Bethel  Coll. 

'  1906,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  North  Texas  State  Normal  School,  Denton. 

Alexander  Caswell  Ellis,  A.B.,  '94.  Univ.  of  N.  C;  Ph.D.,  '97.  Clark  Univ. 

1897,  Associate  Professor  of  The  Sdence  and  Art  of  Education,  University  of  Texas;  res., 

aao4  San  Antonio  St..  Austin. 

1903  John  Lee  Brooks,  A.M.,  '93i  Southwestern  Univ.;  B.D.,  *oo,  Drew  Theol.  Sem. 

Wills  Point. 
William  C.  Lawson,  B.  Sc.,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  Pd.B.,  A.B.,  American  Univ.  of  Harriraan. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  Bryan. 
Arthttr  LsrEVRE.  C.E..  *94.  Univ.  of  Tex.,  and  *85.  Univ.  of  Va. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Victoria 
Arthur  Newell  McCallum.  A.B.,  '87,  Davidson  Coll. 

X903.  Superintendent  of  Schools.  2608  Rio  Grande  St.,  Austin. 
Georce  a.  Newton,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Trinity  Univ. 

1907.   Superintendent  df  Publ  c  Schools,  Itasca. 
W.  H.  Pool,  A.B.,  ^87  A.M.,  '07,  Baylor  Univ. 

189a.  Dean  of  Baykv  University  Academy:  res.,  looi  Speight  St.,  Waco. 

Edward  E.  Rall,  M.Didac.,  *95,  Iowa  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B..  '00,  Univ.  of  Iowa;  Ph.D..  '03,  Yale  Univ. 
1905,   Instructor  in  Education,  University  of  Texas,  2410  University  Ave.,  Austin. 

1904  W.  H.  Attebery,  A.B.  and  B.Sc.,  Savoy. 

X896,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  801  W.  Rusk  St.,  Marshall. 
Robert  B.  Cousins,  A.B.,  '82,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.  Capitol,  Austin. 
J.  H.  Grove,  A.M.,  '03.  Baylor  Univ. 

X890,  Teacher,  and  (1896),  President  of  Howard  Payne  College,  Brownwood 
Oscar  Arthur  Hans2en. 

1903,  Director  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools.  996  Bryan  St.,  Dallas. 
Paul  Whitfield  Horn.  A.M.,  '88.  Central  CoU. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  228  Emerson  Ave.,  Houston. 
Jakes  Thomas  Johnson,  A.B., 'ox.  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

X907.   Chairman  of  Faculty  and  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Texas  Baptist  University,  Sta.  A, 
Dallas. 
G.  P.  Putnam. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  625  N.  El  Paso  St.,  El  Paso. 
Myra  M.  Winchester. 

Principal  of  Fort  Worth  Kindergarten  College;  res.,  328  Adams  St.,  Fort  Worth. 
Cree  T.  Work. 

1902,  President  of  College  of  Industrial  Arts.  Denton. 

1905  Carl  Hartman,  A.B.,  *o2,  A.M.,  04,  Univ.  of  Tex. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  of  Travis  County,  203  E.  i6th  St..  Austin. 
F.  B.  Hughes.  B.Sc..  Vanderbilt  Univ. 

X904.  Superintendent  of  School,  Denison. 
Thomas   L.  Toland,  L.I.,    Peabody  Nor.  Coll.;    A.B.,  '92.  Ashland  Coll.;  Litt.B.,  '94,  Univ.  of 

X905.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Port  Arthur. 
X906     W.  F.  Barnett. 

X902.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Itasca. 

Walter  F.  Doughty.  A.B..  Univ.  of  Tex. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Marlin. 

Peyton  Irving.  Jr.,  A.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Tex. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schools  Brenham.* 

John  C.  Lattdcore,  M.Sc..  '96,  Baylor  Univ. 

X899.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  1134  S.  5th  St..  Waco. 

John  L.  Long. 

X893,  Superintendent  o(  Schools.  High  School.  Dallas. 

M.  H.  Moore. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  1323  Gould  St.,  North  Fort  Worth. 

Edward  B.  Stover.  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 
Z906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mexia. 


2o8  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Uah 

igo7    A.  S.  Blankenship,  B.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Texas. 

1907.  County  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Gatesnlle. 
Jamzs  W.  Lowbsr.  Ph.D..  'So.  Syracuse  Univ.;  F.E.I.S..  Scotland;  F.R.A.S.,  London. 

1895.   University  Lecturer,  Texas  Christian  Univenity,  1x3  E.  i8th  St..  Austin. 

DtSTTTUnOlffS 

1898    Univusitt  of  Texas. 

President.  David  F.  Houston;  Librarian,  P.  L.  Windsor,  Austin. 
1003    CARNxdtE  LmKAXY  OF  San  Antonio. 

President,  E.  H.  Terrell;  Librarian,  Benjamin  Wyche,  San  Antonio. 
1904    SouTHWiST  Texas  State  Normal  School. 

Principal.  Tbomas  G.  Harris.  San  Marcos. 
X906    Casneob  Ldsaxy,  Fort  Worth. 

President.  W.  B.  Paddock;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Charles  Scfaeuber.  Fort  Worth. 
State  Department  of  Education. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Robert  B.  Cousins,  Austin. 


UTAH 

ACTIVE  MEMBFRU 
1897      RO6ALIX  POLLOCX. 

1901,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools.  Kensington  Flats,  Salt  Lake  Gty. 
1899    J-  L.  Brown.  Pd.B..  '98,  Brigham  Young  Univ.;  B.Sc.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904.  Principal  of  Normal  School,  Brigham  Young  University,  344  N.  3d  West  St,  Proto. 
1901    WiLUAM  Allison.  Univ.  of  Utah. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  2667  Washington  Ave.,  OiM^n. 
David  H.  Chrbtensen. 

190 1,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  6  Capitol  Ave.,  Salt  Lake  City. 
George  A.  Eaton.  A.B..  A.M.,  '92.  Harvard  Univ. 

1039.   Principal  of  High  School,  University  Club,  Salt  Lake  City. 
Mary  Carter  May. 

1897.   Director  of  Kindergarten  Department,  State  Normal  School,  University  of  Utah, 
Salt  Lake  Gty. 
A.  C.  Nelson,  D.B.,  Ph.B. 

Sute  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  153  Qty  and  County  Buildinc.  Salt  Lak* 
City. 
190a    David  E.  Cloyd,  A.M.,  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn.;  A.M.,  Columbia  Univ. 
Principal  of  High  School.  Ogden. 
William  A.  Wetzell. 

1901.  Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools.  Templeton  Building,  Salt  Lake  QCy. 

1904  George  W.  Decker.  Ph.B..  '91.  Univ.  of  Utah. 

1904,   Principal  of  Southern  Branch  Normal  School,  Cedar  City. 

1905  Horace  H.  Cummings.  B.Sc..  '05.  Univ.  of  Utah. 

1906.   Genera]  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  the  Church  of  Jesus  Christ  of  Latterday  Saints. 
44  E.  South  Temple  St..  Salt  Lake  Cily. 
William  S.  Rawi.ings. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  373  E.  4th  North  St..  Provo. 
Mathonihah  Thomas.  LL.B..  *oo,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X904,   Member  of  Board  of  Education,  468,  7th  Ave..  Salt  Lake  Gty. 
X906    George  H.  Brimhall.  D.Dtdac.  '97.  L.D.S.  Church. 

1902,  President  of  Brigham  Young  University;  res.,  356  N.  ist  St.,  Ptovo. 
John  H.  Coombs. 

1904.  Principal  of  Lafayette  School;  res.,  274  Canyon  Road   Salt  Lake  Gty. 
Joseph  Jensen.  B.Sc..  '02,  Harvard  Univ. 

Hatch. 
Delbert  W.  Parratt. 

1905.  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  City  Schoob,  330  E.  12th   South  St.,  Sak  Lake 

Gty. 
1907    W.  E.  Archibald,  A.B.,  *8o,  Brown  Univ. 

Supervising  Principal  of  Public  School,  Morgan. 
Frane  M.  Driggs. 

Superintendent  of  the  School  for  the  Deaf  and  Blind,  Ogden. 
Lars  Echart  Eggertsen.  Pd.B..  '95.  Brigham  Younjf  Univ.;  D.B. 

1905.   Superintendent  of  Utah  County  Schools,  41  East  8th  North  St.,  Ptovo. 

Principal  of  Schools,  390  S.  5th  West  St..  Prow. 
Martha  J.  Johnson. 

190S,   Supervisor  of  Physical  Education.  South  3d  E.  St.,  Salt  Lake  City. 
J.  T.  Kingsbury,  Ph.B..  A.M.,  Ph  D..  III.  Wes,  Univ.;  D.Sc.  (hon.).  Univ.  of  Utah. 

1897,   President  of  University  of  Utah;  res.,  222,  12th  East  St.,  Salt  Lake  Gty. 
James  H.  Linford,  B.Sc..  D.B. 

1900.   President  of  Brigham  Young  College;  res.,  116  W.  xst  South  St,  Logan. 


Vermont]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  209 

VTAH-CoiHiumed 

1907      A.   U.  MiMEK. 

Superintendent  of  Sanpete  County  Scboob.  Fair  View. 
G.  M.  MniooBD. 

Superintendent  of  City  Sdioob,  Murray. 
John  S.  Welch. 

Supervisor  of  Granunar  Grades,  Public  Schools,  xoa?  E.  6th  South  St.,  Salt  Lake 

ntSTTTUnONS 

1895    Univzssity  op  Utah. 

President,  J.  T.  Kingsbury;  librarian,  Esther  Nelson,  Salt  Lake  Gty. 
1898    Bricbam  Young  College. 

President,  James  H.  Linford,  Logan. 
1903    Agejcultusal  College  of  Utah,  Libeary. 

Prtsident,  John  Andreas  Widtaoe;  Librarian,  Elizabeth  Church  Smith,  Logan. 

VERMONT 

ACTIVE  MEKBESS 

1894    Mason  S.  Stone,  A.B.,  '83,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

igo5,  Superintendent  of  Education,  Montpeher. 

1898  John  L.  Alges,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '05,  Brown  Unir. 

1904*  Prinapal  of  Vermont  Academy,  Saztons  River. 

1899  Isaac  Thomas,  A.B.f  '8r,  A.M.,  '84,  Yale  Univ. 

1898,  Pnndpal  of  Edmunds  High  School,  305  Main  St,  Burlington. 
1901     Charles  H.  Dunton,  A.B.,  '70,  Univ.  of  Vt.;  D.D.,  '87,  Syracuse  Univ. 
x877<   Principal  01  Troy  Conference  Academy,  Poultney. 
Phhjp  R.  Leavenworth,  A.B.,  '93,  Yale  Univ. 

1897,  Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Castleton. 
1903    Winthrop  p.  Abbott,  A.B..  '93,  A.M.,  '96,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1907.  Superintendent  of  Scfaoob  of  Proctor,  Pittsford.  Rutland,  and  Chittenden;    res.,  9 
High  St.,  Proctor. 
F.  W.  Carrier,  A.B.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1932,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  West  Rutland. 
Merritt  Darrow  Chfttenden,  A.B.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1904*  Principal  of  Bellows  Free  Academy,  Fairfas. 
Clarence  H.  Devpsey,  A.B.,  '95,  Boston  Univ. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  64  Summer  St.,  St.  Johnsbory. 
Samuel  Hodcman  Erseine.  A.B.,  '91.  Bowdoin  Coll. 

x8o7.  Principal  of  High  School.  23  N.  Main  St.,  Rutland. 
Alvan  a.  Kempton,  A.B.,  Brown  Univ. 

1004.  Principal  of  Brigham  Academy,  Bakers&eld. 
John  H.  Morley.  A.B..  '63,  A.M..  '66.  LL.D..  '00,  WilHaras  Coll. 

1906,  Pastor  of  the  Congregational  Church,  Springfield. 
H.  J.  Stannard. 

1893,  Principal  of  Barton  Academy;  res.,  9  Harrison  Ave.,  Barton. 
Carl  Vernon  Tower.  A.B.,  A.M.,  'oS.  Brown  Univ.:  Ph.D..  '98,  Cornell  Univ. 

1902.  Professor  oi  Philosophy,  University  of  Vermont,  92  Brookes  Ave.,  Burlington. 

1905  Fred  J.  Brownscombe.  A.B.,  Ohio  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  39  State  St.,  Montpelier 
Henry  O.  Wheeler,  A.B..  '67,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  335  S.  Union  St.,  Burlington. 
Harlan  N.  Wood,  A.B  ,  *9a.  A.M.,  '99.  Amherst  Coll. 

1004.  Instructor  in  Greek  and  Latin,  St.  Johnsbury  Academy,  3  Main  St.,  St.  Johnabory. 

1906  W.  A.  Beebe.  A.B..  '89,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1889,   Principal  of  People's  Academy,  Morrisville. 
Edward  Day  Collins,  A.B..  '96.  Ph.D.,  '99.  Yale  Univ. 

X904,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Steams  St.,  Johnson. 
A.  E.  TuTTLE.  A.B.,  »70.  A.M..  '84.  Bates  Coll. 

X904,  Principal  of  High  School;  res..  44  School  St.,  Bellows  Falls. 
X907    James  Richmond  Childs,  A.B.,  '03,  Amherst  Coll. 

X907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  South  Barre  and  WQliamstown;  res..  South  Barre. 
E.  L.  Haynes.  A.B..  Bates  Coll. 

X907.  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Southern  Vermont,  Box  287,  Readsboro. 
Carlton  D.  Howe,  A.B.,  '98,  M.Sc.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Pubhc  School  Union,  Essex  Junaion. 
Bert  Emery  Merriam,  A.B.,  '94,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1902,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  iz  South  St.,  Bello?rs  Falls. 
Donald  T.  Page,  A.B.,  '01,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X907,  Principal  of  Brigham  Academy,  Bakersfield;  express  office,  East  Fairfield. 
BxADLST  C.  RoDGERS,  A.B.,  '98,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X903,  Principal  of  High  School,  and  (1906)  County  F.xaminfr  of  Teachers,  Vergennes. 
Jessie  I.  Ross. 

X907,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Grand  Isle. 
LiMWOOD  Taet. 

1907,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Post  Mills. 


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VEKtAONT-OrnHmued 

1907    Edwasd  S.  Watson,  A.B.,  '05.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1907,   Superinteadent  of  Schools  of  Newport  District,  Newport. 

IMSTirUIlON 

I99Z    UmvEisiry  or  Verkont,  Librasy. 

Librarian.  Edith  E.  Clarke.  Burlingtoo. 

VIRGINIA 

ACTIVE  IfEUBEIS 

1894    Edwin  A.  Aldebman,  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  N.  C;  D.C.L.,  '96.  UnlT.  of  the  South;  LL.D..  '90,  Tuhtne 
Univ..  *o2,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  '04,  Columbia  Univ.,  and  '05,  Yale  Univ 
1934,   President  of  University  of  Virginia,  Charlottesville. 
John  H.  Badek,  A.B..  '85,  Washington  and  Lee  Univ. 

McGaheysville. 
William  F.  Fox,  A.M..  '58,  Richmond  Coll. 

1889.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  City  Hall.  Richmond. 
Robert  B.  Fulton.  A.B.,  '60,  A.M.,  '7a,  Um'v.  of  Miss.;  LL.D..  '93,  Univ.  of  Na-^thville. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  the  Miller  Manual  Labor  School.  Miller   School   P.  O.,  Albe- 
marle County. 
Edward  C.  Glass. 

i879i  Superintendent  of  Schools,  63a  Madison  St.,  Lynchburg. 
1898    Maurice  M*.  Lynch. 

1886,    Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Frederic  County  and  of  City  of  Winchester,  and  Member 
of  State  Board  of  Education,  la  Rouss  Ave.,  Winchester. 
AucB  N.  Parker. 

1901,  Director  of  Kindergarten  Training  School  and  (1905)  Supervisor  of  Public  Kinder- 
gartens, 510  E.  Franklin  St.,  Richmond. 
Sarah  J.  Walter. 

Principal  of  Training  Department,  Hampton  Normal  and  Agricultural   Institute, 
Hampton. 
X900    Holus  Burke  Frissell,  D.D.,  '00.  Howard  Univ.;  S.T.D.,  Harvard  Univ.;  LL.D.,  'ox.  Yale  Univ. 
X893,   Principal  of  Hampton  Normal  and  Agricultural  Institute,  Box  xo,  Hampton. 
W.  H.  Keister. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Franklin  St.,  Harrisonburg. 
X9oa    Andrew  J.  Gray,  Jr. 

Manager  of  Agency  Department,  B.  F.  Johnson  Publishing  Co.,  Richmond. 
Theodore  Hough,  A.B..  '86,  Ph.D..  '93,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

X907,   t^teaaor  of  Physiology,  University  of  Virginia,  Charlottesville. 
Willis  A.  Jenkins,  A.B.,  William  and  Mary  Coll. 

Member  of  State  Board  of  School  Inspectors  and  Examiners,  and  Secretary  of  VirgxaiA 
Summer  School  of  Methods,  X14,  34th  St.,  Newport  Newt. 
1903    William  Holmes  Davis,  A.B.,  '92,  Randolph  Macon  Coll. 

1905,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  xxx4  Main  St.,  Danville. 
Maria  P.  Duval. 

X899,   Principal  of  Virginia  Female  Institute,  Staunton. 
Mrs.  Jane  Clark  Hill,  A.B.,  '01,  Oberlin  Coll. 

Manassas. 
Joseph  L.  Jarman,  A.B.,  Emory  and  Henry  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '06,  Hampdcn-Sydney  Coll. 

X9oa,   President  of  State  Female  Normal  School,  Farmville. 
Elmer  E.  Jones,  B.Sc.,  '94,  Monmouth  Coll.;  A.M..  'ot,  Univ,  of  Cote. 

Professor  of  Psychology,  State  Normal  School  of  Virginia.  Faxmville. 
Margaret  G.  Kino. 

Principal  of  Ghent  Kindergarten.  308  OUiey  Road,  Norfolk. 
James  Morris  Page,  A.M.,  '85,  Randolph  Macon  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '87,  Ldprig. 

X896,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  and  Dean  of  University  of  Virginia,  Chartettesville. 
Georoe  p.  Phenix. 

1904 ,   Superintendent  of  Academic  and  Normal  Departments,  Hampton  Institute,  Hampton. 
Ernest  Shawen,  L.I.,  'o4,  A.B.,  '99,  William  and  Mary  Coll. 

1903,    Principal  of  Brambleton  Grammar  School  No.  a;  res.,  a  13  Rose  Ave..  Norfolk. 
X904    Minnie  Bronson,  A.M.,  '89,  Upper  Iowa  Univ. 

Chief  of  Departments  of  Social  Economy  and  the  Arts  and  Crafts,  Jamestown  Extk>- 
Norfolk. 


Julian  A.  C.  Chandler,  Ph.D..  '96,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;   LL.D.,  '04,  Richmond  Coll.;    A.M.. 
'pa,  William  and  Mary  Coll. 
Editor  of  "Virginia  Journal  of  Education,"  Richmond. 
J.  Franklin  Messenger,  A.B.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Kans.;  A.M.,  'oi,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *o3.  Columbia 
Univ. 
1905,  Instructor  in  Psychotegy  and  Education,  Virginia  State  Normal  School,  FaxmviDe 
Charles  Cardoza  Poindexter,  B.Sc.,  in  Agri.,  'ot,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

1907,   Director  of  Agriculture  for  the  American  Church  Institute  for  N^roes,  St.  Paul 
Normal  and  Industrial  School,  Lock  Box  149,  Lawrence ville. 
Robert  Henry  Sheppe,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M.,  and  Ph.B.,  '99.  Randolph  Macon  Coll. 
X899,   Principal  of  Public  Schods,  Bigstone  Gap. 
X905    James  C.  Harwood,  A.B.,  '9a,  Richmond  Coll. 

X90S,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  a6x8  E.  Franklin  St.,  Richmond. 


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Z905    Albbst  H.  Hill,  A.B.,  '87,  Richmond  Coll. 

1904,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  162a  W.  Grace  St.,  Richmond. 
Chablcs  G.  Maphis. 

1905,  Member  of  Sute  Board  of  Examiners,  540  Park  St..  Charlottesville. 

Bruce  Ryburn  Payne,  A.B.,  '06.  A.M.,  'oa,  Trinity  Coll.;  A.M.,  '03,  Ph.D.,  '04,  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Professor  of  Psychology,  University  of  Virginia,  Jefferson  St.,  Charlottesnlle. 

E.  H.  RiTSSELL. 

Member  of  State  Board  of  Examiners  and  Inspectors,  Department  of  Public  Instruc- 
tion, Rkhinond. 
Z906    JiTLiAN  A.  BuRRUSS,  B.Sc.,  '98.  Va.  Poly.  Inst.;  A.M..  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

1903,  Director  of  Manual  Traming,  Public  Schools.  Room  3,  Floor  4,  City  Hall,  Richmon.i. 
1907    Lee  Bidgood,  A.B.,  ^05.  A.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Va. 

X906,   Professor  of  History  and  Social  Sdenoes,  State  Female  Normal  School,  Farmville. 
Laetitia  M.  Snow,  A.B.,  '95,  Woman's  Coll.  of  Baltimore;  Ph.D..  '04,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1904,  Head  of  Department  of  Biology,  State  Normal  School,  Box  300,  Farmville. 
Abthub  D.  Wright,  A.B.,  A.M..  '04,  Coll.  of  William  and  Mary. 

1906.  Principal  of  Baker  School,  P.  O.  Box  15,  Richmond. 

INSTTrOTIONS 

1899    The  Hampton  Norval  and  Aoricttltural  iNSTrroTE. 

President,  Rev.  H.  B.  Frissell;  Librarian,  Miss  L.  E.  Herron,  Hampton. 
State  Female  Normal  School. 

President,  J.  L.  Jarman;  librarian,  Alice  B.  Dugger,  Farmville. 
xgoz    Washington  and  Lee  UNivRRsmr. 

President,  George  H.  Denny,  Lexington. 
1905    Department  of  Pitblic  Instruction  of  Virginia. 

Secretary  of  Board  of  Education,  R.  C.  Steames,  Richmond. 

WASHINGTON 
active  members 

1890    William  Edward  Wilson,  A.M.,  '75.  Monmouth  Coll. 

1898,  Principal  of  Washington  State  Normal  School,  EUensburg. 
xS9X    Frank  J.  Barnard. 

1901,  Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  3  ia-313  Walker  Bldg.,  Seattle. 

1894  Frank  B.  Cooper. 

iQoi,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  901,  7th  Ave..  N.,  Seattle.  ^ 

1895  John  T.  Forrest,  Ph.B.,  '83,  Central  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1899,  Department  of  Mathematics,  Sute  Normal  School;  res.,  438  High  St.,  Bellingham. 

1896  Charles  Francis  Reeves,  B.Sc.,  '78.  M..Sc.,  '81,  Pa.  St.  Coll. 

431 X,  xoth  Ave..  N.  E.,  Seattle. 
Albert  Henry  Yoder,  A.B.,  '93,  Ind.  Univ. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  71  x  Carr  St.,  Tacoma. 
X897    James  Albert  Tormby,  B.L..  '95,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  923  E.  8th  Ave.,  Spokane. 
x8g8    George  Lancaster,  Ph.B.,  '09,  Wes.  Univ.,  111. 

1905,  Superintoiaent  of  Schools,  Arlington. 
J.  D.  Stout,  B.Sc.,  '83,  Valparaiso  Coll. 

193 1,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Dayton. 
O.  C.  Whitney,  B.L.,  '96,  Pugct  Sound  Univ. 

1895,   Principal  of  Bryant  School,  704  S.  i  St.,  Tacoma. 
1899     Fannds  p.  Farnsworth.  B.L.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1907,  Instructor  in  Latin,  High  School,  Tacoma. 

Ezra  Eliot  Lollar.  A.B.,  '93,  Otterbein  Univ.;  Grad.  '96,  St,  Nor.  Sch.,  Terre  Haute,  Ind. 

1907,   Instructor  in  English,  High  School,  Spokane. 
J.  H.  Morgan,  A.M.,  '79,  Furman  Univ. 

1893,  Vice-Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  301  E.  loth  St..  EUensburg. 
Charles  S.  Tilton,  Pd.B.,  '01,  Vashon  Coll. 

1900,  Principal  of  Seward  School,  1136,  loth  Ave..  Seattle. 
Jessie  Birdena  Wilcox. 

1901,  Department  of  History,  State  Normal  School,  EUensburg. 
X90X     MisA  H.  Aasved. 

1905,  Teacher  in  City  Schools.  82a  S.  G  St.,  Tacoma. 
H.  MoRELAND  Cook,  Ph.B.,  '01,  A.M.,  'oa,  Taylor  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  406  W.  ist  St.,  16  and  17  Post  Office  Bk)ck,  Aber- 
deen. 
H.  Galen  Lut.l,  Grad..  Mich  St.  Nor.  Coll..  Ypdlanti;  A.B.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Associate  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Washington;   res.,  5643,  aoth  Ave., 
N.  E.,  Seattle. 
Harry  M.  Shafer,  B.Sc.,  '87,  M.Sc.,  '90.  Eureka  CoU.;  A.B.,  '99,  A.M.,  '00,  Harvard  Univ. 

X903,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Cheney. 
Chaxles  M.  Sherman,  A.B.,  '93.  Ph.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  'Ph.D.,  '95. 
1905,  Principal  of  LoweU  School,  Tacoma. 


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1933    W.  F.  Bailet,  B.L.,  Pufet  Sound  Univ. 

1903,  Principal  of  Parkland  Scboob,  4540  South  M  Sl,  TaoMWU 
Alfked  L.  Bkown. 

1906.  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Wenatcbee. 
Mxs.  Werner  Eccertb. 

X614  Montgomery  Ave.,  Spokane. 
WxLLiAM  George  McCarthy,  A.B.,  'o<.  Univ.  of  Wash. 

1S91,  Principal  of  South  School.  16x0  £.  Mercer  St.,  Seattle. 
Edwin  Twitmyer,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Franklin  and  Marshall  CoO. 

Bellinghani. 
S.  W.  Yerkes. 

1897,  Principal  of  B.  F.  Day  School,  3910  Aurora  Ave.,  Seattle. 

1903  W.  F.  Adams. 

Teacher  in  Grant  School.  1709  S.  7th  St..  Tacoma. 
Emma  C.  Hart.  A.B. 

x83a,  X3th  Ave.,  Seattle. 
Thomas  Franklin  Kane,  A.B..  '88,  De  Pauw  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '95.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

President  of  University  of  Washington,  Seattle. 
Frederice  M.  Padelford,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '99.  Colby  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '99.  Yale  Univ. 

Professor  of  Enghsh  Language  and  Literature,  University  of  Washington,  Seattle. 
Anna  Jennie  Pelton,  B.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Wash. 

1898,  Teacher  in  Public  Schoob,  16x7,  Sth  Ave.,  N.,  Seattle. 

F.  W.  Rhoades.  B.Sc.,  '99.  Iowa  St.  Coll. 

1907,  Instruaor  in  High  School;  res..  2003  Boren  Ave.,  Seattle: 

1904  Julian  Eugene  Buchanan,  B.Sc.,  '98,  Univ.  of  liiich. 

190X,   Head  of  Department  of  Physical  Sdenoe,  State  Normal  School,  Cheney. 
Charles  H.  Deane. 

Teacher  in  John  B.  Allen  School;  res.,  406,  dad  St.,  N.  W.,  Seattle. 
Mrs.  Mary  E.  Jenne. 

X898,   Princijpal  of  High  School,  (1907)  Student  at  Washington  State  College,  Stevens  HaB, 
P.  O.  Box  477.  Pulhnan. 
John  Adams  Kingsbury. 

1904,  Principal  of  Green  Lake  School,  Seattle;  address  for  1907,  Hartley  Hall,  Columbim 

University.  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Nettie  A.  Sawyer.  Ph.B.,  '00,  Iowa  Coll. 

190a,   Primary  Supervisor,  Public  Schools,  928,  13th  Ave.,  Seattle. 

A.  N.  Thompson.  Pd.B.,  '97.  Cote.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  Ph.B..  'co,  Coterado  Coll. 

1907,   Supervisor  of  Training  School.  State  Normal  School;  res.,  535  High  St.,  Bellinghani. 

1905  William  D.  Bay,  B.L.,  '00.  Southern  Nor.  Sch..  Huntington.  Tenn. 

1907,   Superintexulcnt  of  Lewb  County  Schools,  Centralia. 
W.  N.  Garlick.  A.B.,  '03.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1906,  Assistant  in  English,  High  School;  res.,  812  S.  Ainsworth  Ave.,  Tacoma. 
Edward  T.  Mathes,  M.Sc.,  Heidelberg  Univ.;  Ph.D..  Univ.  of  Omaha. 

1899,  Principal  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  539  High  St.,  Bellingham. 

B.  W.  Johnson. 

1905,  Director  of  Manual  Training.  Public  Schoob,  1104.  Sth  Ave.  W.,  Seattle. 
Hiram  Calvin  Sampson.  A.B.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Ind. 

1905,   Professor  of  Education,  Washington  State  College,  Pullman. 

1906  Timothy  M.  Alcorn.  B.Sc..  '03,  Kans.  Wes.  Univ.;  A.B.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Wash. 

X906,   Principal  of  Public  Schoob,  Shelton. 
Nellie  Anne  Gray. 

1907,  Dean  of  Women,  State  Normal  School,  Normal  Dormitory,  Bellingham. 

G.  B.  HoAC. 

1907,   Supervisor  of  Manual  Truning,  Public  Schoob,  i8ia  Hoyt  Ave.,  Everett. 
Paul  Schencr  Filer,  A.B.,  *oa.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

X907,  Instructor  in  Englbh,  High  School;  res.,  431  S.  Pine  St.,  Spokane. 
Henry  F.  Hunt. 

Vice-Principal  of  High  School,  and  Head  of  Latin  Department;  res.,  616  N.  An- 
derson St..  Tacoma. 
George  Edward  Marker.  A.B..  '03,  Univ.  of  TU.;   A.M..  '04,  Teachers  Coll..  Columbia  Univ. 

1905.   Professor  of  Education  and  Director  of  Training  School,  State  Normal  School, 
Cheney. 
Eugene  E.  Romig.  B.Sc..  Central  Coll.,  Huntington.  Ind. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Arlington. 
Edward  O.  Sisson,   B.Sc.,  '86,  Kans.  Agri.  Coll.;  A.B.,  93.   Univ.  of  Chicago;  Ph.D.,  '05,  Har- 
vard Univ. 
X906,   Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Washington;  res.,  1833  Ravenna  Boul.,  Seattle. 
X907    Ruth  C.  Hoppman. 

X903,   Supervising  Principal  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School,  Ellenabuig. 
J.  L.  Hunt,  A.B..  '06,  Wash.  St.  Coll. 

Teacher  of  Latin  and  Englbh.  Johnson  High  School.  Pullman. 
James  F.  Illingwokth,  B.Sc.,  '00,  Pomona  Coll.;  A.M..  *oi.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  Biotegy,  High  School;  res.,  aaox  Harvard  Ave.,  N.,  Seattle. 
R.  B.  Kellogg,  A.B„  '05,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1907,    Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  Centralia, 


WeatVuginia]  UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  213 

WASHINGTON-Om/liiwrf 

Z907    WnxiAM  Haxoin  Lucas,  A.B.,  Ky.  Univ. 

1906,   Principal  of  Ron  School,  Seattle. 
Jamxs  E.  McKown,  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Principal  of  lincob  High  School;  res..  528  N.  6oC]i  St.,  Seattle. 
Etbkl  C.  Odcblin,  a  B..  'oj.  Univ.  of  Idaho. 

1906.  Teacher  in  PubUc  Schools.  Rathdnim;  res.,  R.  R.  No.  3,  Palouae. 
AxTHCR  R.  PxiKST,  A.B..  '91,  A.M..  '94,  DePauw. 

1905,  Dean  of  the  College  of  Liberal  Arts,  University  of  Washington.  4536  14th  Ave., 
N.E.,  University  Station,  Seattle. 
Etta  M.  Stuakt,  Grad.,  '03,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Chico,  Cal. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  3316  Colby  Ave.,  Everett. 

ZNSiliUllOIIS 

1897  Washinoton  State  Nokkal  School  at  Ellbnsbuko. 

Principal,  W.  E.  Wilson,  Ellensbnrg. 

1898  UmvnsiTY  OP  Washington. 

President,  T.  F.  Kane;  Librarian,  W.  E.  Henry,  Seattle. 
Z900    Belunobam  Stats  Nokkal  School. 

Principal,  E.  T.  Mathes,  Bellingham. 
1901    Seattle  Public  LtBEAav. 

Ufararian,  Judson  T.  Jennings,  Seattle. 
Whttiian  College. 

President,  Stephen  B.  L.  Penrose;  Librariaa,  Arminda  L.  Fix,  Walla  Walla. 
Z90S    Stats  Nokkal  School.  Chenxy. 

Prinopal.  Harry  H..  Shafer,  Cheney. 

1905  Stats  College  of  Washington.  Ldraky. 

President,  Enoch  A.  Bryan;  Librarian,  Gertrude  Sazton,  Pullman. 

1906  Washington  Stats  Libraky. 

Sute  Librarian.  J.  M.  Hitt.  Olympia. 

WEST  VIRGINU 

LETS  director 

1877    T.  Marcellos  Marshall. 

Stoats  Mills;  express  office,  Bumsville. 

active  members 
Z891     Byrd  Proxerman,  B.Sc.,  '89,  Knoxville  Coll.;  A.M.,  '04,  Westminster  Coll. 

1892,   Professor  of  English  Language,  West  Virginia  Colored  Institute,  Institute  P.  O. 
1894    Robert  Allen  Armstrong,  A.B.,  '86.  A.M.,  '89,  W.  Va.  Univ.,  and  '03,  Harvard  Univ. 

1901,   Head  of  English  Department,  West  Virginia  University,  107  High  St.,  Morgaintown. 
1896    Jasper  Newton  Deahl,  A.B.,  '93,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

X901,   Professor  of  Education,  West  Virginia  University,  414  ^^^  St.,  Morgantown. 
Lucy  Robinson. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  11  a  S.  Front  St.,  Wheeling. 
X900    Hervey  B.  Work.  A.B.,  '93.  .\.M.,  '96.  Univ.  of  Wooster 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Schmulbach  Building,  Wheeling. 
xgox     Thomas  Condft  Miller,  A.M.,  '9a,  West  Virginia  Univ. 

State  Superintendent  of  Free  Schools,  Capitol,  Charleston. 
Lawrence  J.  Corbly,  A.B.,  '90,  Univ.  of  W.  Va.;  A.M.,  '96. 
1896,   Preddent  of  Marshall  College,  Huntinjston. 
X903    George  E.  Hubbs. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Cameron. 

Daniel  Boardman  Purinton,  A.M.,  W.Va.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Nashville;  LL.D.,  '89,  Deni- 
son  Univ. 
1901,   President  of  West  Virginia  University,  Morgantown. 
John  C.  Shaw,  B.Sc.,  'oa.  M.Sc.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

1901,  Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Glenville. 
Z905     Charles  S.  Brillbs,  A.B.,  ^92,  A.M.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1904,   Principal  of  High  School,  54i  S.  Penn  St.,  Wheeling. 
Ira  Benton  Bttsh.  A.B.,  *oo,  West  Va.  Univ. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  417  5th  Ave.,  Hinton. 
Joseph  Rosier. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  72a  Benoni  Ave.,  Fairmont. 
1906     Ethel  Carls.  A.B..  'o«.  W.  Va.  Univ. 

1905.  Prinapal  of  High  School,  Mannington. 
WnxiAM  H  Wayt,  A.B..  '07.  W.  Va.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  St.  Marys. 
X907     Edda  E.  Ringbll. 

Principal  of  Centre  School,  2234  Main  St.,  Wheeling. 
George  W.  Brindls,  M.E.,  *9s.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  West  Chester,  Pa. 

1904.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  P.  O.  Box  6551  Martinsbuxg. 
Mary  RxppETTO. 

Principal  of  Webster  School.  2735  Eoff  St..  Wheeling. 
Joseph  W.  Stayman,  Ph.B.,  '94,  A.M..  '97.  Dickinson  Coll. 
1903,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Keyser. 


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institutioks 

1899  West  Virginia  Umiversity. 

President,  D.  B.  Purinton;  Librarian,  Nathaniel  L.  Goodrich,  Morgantown. 

1900  State  Normal  School^  West  Liberty. 

Prinapol.  Lorain  Fortney,  West  Liberty. 

1901  Public  Library,  Wheeling. 

Superintendent,  Hervey  B.  Work,  Wheeling. 
1905    Department  of  Free  Scuools. 

State  Superintendent  of  Free  Schools,  Thos.  C.  Miller,  Charleston. 

WISCONSLN 

LITE  MEMBERS 

1884    John  Arthur  Aylward,  A.B.,  '84,  B.L.,  '90.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
Vilas  Block,  Madison. 
Jairus  Harvlin  Carpenter,  A.M.,  '74,  Yale  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '76,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Emeritus  Jackson  Professor  of  Law,  University  of  Wisconsin,  315  Wisoonain  Ave^ 
Madison.  - 
Lewis  Herbert  Clark. 

189a,   Professor  of  Mathematics.  State  Nonnal  School,  River  Falls. 
Philip  Eden,  Ph.B.,  '72,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

601  Pine  St.,  Platteville. 
John  Q.  Emery,  A.M.,  Beloit  Coll.,  Ph.B. 

X903.   State  Dairy  and  Food  Commissioner,  R.F.D.  No.  41,  Edgerton. 
Lorenzo  Dow  Harvey,  Ph.D.,  '91,  Mikon  CoU. 

1903.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools  and  Stout  Training  Schools,  xoa,  4th  Ave.  N. . 

Menomonie. 
Andrew  J.  Hutton. 

190 1,   Superintendent  of  Wisconsin  Industrial  School  for  Boys,  Waukesha. 
Charles  H.  Nye. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Grant  County,  aia  N.  Adams  St.,  Lancaster. 
W.  D.  Parker,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

P.  O.  Box  454.  River  Falls. 
John  Barber  Parkinson,  A.B.,  '60,  A.M.,  '63.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1885,    Vice-President,  and  (1893)  Professor  of  Constitutional  and  International  Law,  Uni- 
versity of  Wisconsin,  803  State  St.,  Madison. 
Samuel  Shaw,  A.M.,  '75.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Lawyer,  Crandon,  Forest  Co. 
Robert  Clo<;son  Spencer. 

1863,   Founder  and  President  of  Spencerian  Business  College, Wiaooosin  St.  and  Broadwny. 
Milwaukee. 
Joshua  Stark,  A.B.,  '48,  Union  Coll..  N.  Y. 

176  Martin  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Isaac  Newton  Stewart,  B.Sc.,  '63,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Formerly  Editor  of  "Milwaukee  Journal."  731  North  St.,  Appleton. 
Charles  Frederick  Viebahn. 

Chairman  of  the  State  Board  of  Examiners,  703  Western  Ave.,  Watertown. 
189 1    John  Hull,  A.M.,  '76,  III.  Wes.  Univ. 

3009  Sute  St.,  Milwaukee. 

ACrrVE  MEMBERS 

1887    Albert  Salisbury,  Ph.D.,  Milton  Coll. 

1885,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Wliitewater. 
1891    Carroll  Gardner  Pearse. 

1934,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  City  Hall,  Milwaukee. 
X89J     M.  Vincent  O'Shea.  B.L.,  'o^.  Cornell  Univ. 

1895,    Professor  of  the  Science  and  Art  of  Educaticm,  University  of  Wiaooosin,  140  Laofdon 
St.,  Madison. 
Albert  Willis  Tressler,  A.B.,  '91,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1900,    Inspector  of  Schools,  University  of  Wisconsin,  446  N.  Charter  St.,  Madison. 

1893  William  George  Bruce. 

Editor  of  "American  School  Board  Journal,"  447  Hanover  St.,  Milwaukee. 

1894  Richard  B.  Dudgeon.  A.B.,  '76,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

i8qi,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  115  N.  Carroll  St.,  Madison. 
Theron  B.  Pray,  A.M.,  '72,  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Ex-President  of  State  Normal  School,  402  Pine  St.,  Stevens  Point. 
189s    Garlen  L.  Bowman. 

1904,  Principal  of  Dunn  County  Training  School  for  Teachers,  Wilson  Ave.,  and  3d  St. 

Menomonie. 
Warren  J.  Brier. 

1898,    President  of  State  Nonnal  School,  610,  3d  St.,  River  Falls. 
Silas  Y.  Gillan,  A.M..  '87.  HI.  Wes.  Univ. 

1892,    Editor  of  "Western  Teacher"  and  of  "American  Journal  of  Education,"  141  Wis- 
consin  St.,  Milwaukee. 


Wisconsin]        LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  215 

WlSCONSlS'-CotUimied 

189s    ExxsN  C  Sabin,  A.M..  'ost  Univ.  of  Wb. 

xSgi,   Prcaiaent  of  Milwaukee-Downer  College,  Milwaukee. 
llosK  C  Swart,  A.M.,  '95.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1884,  Supervisor  of  Practice  Teaching,  State  Normal  School,  37  Ehn  St.,  Oshkoah. 

1896  Waltzi  Axxen. 

1899,   First  Assistant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  93a  Hackett  Ave.,  Milwaukee. 
W.  H.  Chsevek,  Pd.B.,  Pd.M.,  St.  Nor.  Coll..  Ypsilanti,  Mich. 

1899,   Vice-Presideilt  of  State  Normal  School  and  State  Institute  Conductor,  3510  Sycamore 
St.,  Milwaukee. 
Mary  Hill. 

1869,  Assistant  Teacher,  170  Mason  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Katz  S.  Nelson. 

1884,   Principal  of  Webster  School,  no  Park  Ave.,  Janesville. 
GsoRCE  C.  SHurrs,  Ph.B. 

190 1,   Conductor  of  Institutes,  State  Normal  School,  605  Main  St.,  Whitewater. 

1897  C.  P.  Gary,  B.Sc.,  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X903,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Madison. 
Franklin  E.  Converse,  B.L.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1897.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  740  Broad  St.,  Beloit. 
Georcc  Eber  Davoe. 

1905,   Principal  of  High  School,  Wautoma. 
Ellen  C.  Lloyd  Tones. 

1887,  Associate  Principal  and  Proprietor  of  Hillside  Home  School,  Hillside. 
Jane  Lloyd  Jones. 

1887,   Associate  Principal  and  Proprietor  of  Hillside  Home  School,  Hillside. 
FIZDCUCE  G.  Kraege,  B.L.,  '89,  M.L.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1897,   Principal  of  High  School,  and  Superintendent  of  Pubhc  Schools,  Masomanie. 
EiocA  J.  Luebke. 

X895,   Principal  of  xoth  District  Primary  School  No.  4. 87a,  xoth  St. ,  N.  W.  Sta. ,  Milwaukee. 
Charles  McKenny,  B.Sc.,  '81,  Mich.  Agri.  Coll.;  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '9a,  Olivet  Coll. 

X900,   President  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  3444  Prairie  St.,  Milwaukee. 
E.  C.  MZLAND,  B.L.,  '89,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X895,   Principal  of  Windsor  Township  High  School,  De  Forest. 
James  A.  Merrill,  S.B.,  '93.  Harvard  Univ. 

X900,   Department  of  Science,  State  Normal  School,  1935  John  Ave.,  Superior. 
RicHARO  J.  C^Hanlon,  Grad.,  '9a.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Oshkosh,  Wis. 

Principal  of  aand  Distria  School,  38th  and  Clarke  Sts.,  Milwaukee. 
J.  P.  Peterson. 

•  1894,   School  Treasurer,  Polk  County,  Luck. 
Lorenzo  D.  Roberts,  Ph.B.,  '71,  Albion  Acad,  and  Nor.  Inst. 

x888,   County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Main  St.,  Shawano. 
John  F.  Sms. 

X906,  President  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  300  Brawley  St.,  Stevens  Point. 
Pbebb  Swan. 

X897,   Librarian  of  Gleaner's  Library,  556  Public  Ave.,  Beloit. 
Elmer  W.  Walker. 

x9oa,   Superintendent  of  Wisconsin  State  School  for  the  Deaf,  Delavan. 
A.  W.  Weber.  Ph.B..  'ox,  Ph.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X906,  Assistant  in  Education,  University  of  Wisconsin;  res.,  70X  Langdon  St.,  Madison. 
H.  a.  Whipple. 

Representative  of  Houghton,  Mifflin  &  Co..  Waterloo. 
William  Hill  Williams,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Williams  Coll. 

X897,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School,  Pbtteville. 
X898    Thomas  Hicdon  Gentle. 

X900,  Director  of  Training  School,  State  Normal  School,  Platteville. 
Adolfhus  H.  Sage,  B.Sc.,  '86,  Cornell  Univ. 

1893,   Professor  of  Physics,  State  Normal  School,  417  Wisconsin  Ave.,  Oshkosh. 
E899     Edward  Charles  Elliott,  B.Sc.,  '95,  A.M.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  Ph.D..  '05.  Columbia  Univ. 

1905,   Associate  Professor,  and  (1907)  Professor  of  Education,  ITniversity  of  Wisconsin: 
res.,  Hamilton  Apartments,  Madison. 
John  A-  Hagemann,  Ph.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Schools  and  Principal  of  High  School,  Ft.  Atkinson. 
Burton  E.  Nelson. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1715  Wisconsdn  St.,  Racine. 
X900    Mrs.  Ida  Hood  Clark. 

1903,   Director  of  Manual  Training.  Public  Schools,  City  Hall,  Milwaukee. 

Richard  Cecil  Hughes.  A.B.,  '84,  A.M..  '87,  D.D.,  '00,  Wooster  Univ. 
X90X,   President  of  Ripon  College,  Ripon. 

Foster  H.  Irons,  Grad.,  '90,  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

1933,   Direaor  of  Manual  Training,  Blaine  Manual  Training  School,  Superior. 

H.  F.  Leverenz. 

X899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3030  N.  8th  St.,  Sheboygan. 

Aucz  H.  Shultes. 

x886,   Supervisor  of  Practice,  State  Normal  School.  River  Falls. 


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E90X    Feanx  M.  Jack,  A.M..  '93*  Beloit  CoU. 

X906.  InsUtttte  Conductor,  State  Namud  School,  River  Falls. 
Samukl  Adams  Lynch,  L.B.,  Pd.B.,'9a,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  A.M.,  '00,  Vniv.  of  Chicago. 
X905,    Principal  of  Blaine  High  School,  1703  Hughitt  Ave.,  Superior. 
igoa    Mbs.  Maxy  Davison  Bradfokd. 

1906,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Work  and  Theory  and  Practice  in  Primary  Teaching,  Stout 
Training  Schools,  Menomonie. 
Anna  R.  Camp.  Ph.B.,  *97,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

1897,  Private  Teacher  of  Deaf,  635  MendoU  Court,  Madison. 
Mary  R.  Camfbkll. 

Research  Student.  The  University  of  Chicago.  Medical  Department;   home  addxeas, 
X84.  15th  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Mis.  Frances  Elliott  Clark. 

X903,   Supervisor  of  Music,  1728  Wells  St.,  Milwaukee. 
William  Henry  Hickok. 

X903<  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  328  Edison  St.,  Antigo. 
Junius  T.  Hooper,  B.L..  '9a,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  917  7th  Ave.,  W.,  Ashland. 
H.  H.  Liebenbero,  B.Sc..  '97,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

190a,  Principal  01  Buffalo  County  Training  School,  Alma. 
John  W.  LrvmcstoN. 

X904,  President  of  State  Normal  School;  res.  167  Bailey  Ave.,  Platteville. 
S.  H.  Mktcalp. 

X895,  Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  Menomonie. 
WiLLARD  Nathan  Parker,  B,Sc.,  '90.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Editor  of  "Wisconsin  Journal  of  Education,"  aj  E.  Main  St.,  Madison. 
John  R.  Sherrick,  Ph.B..  '85.  Earlham  Coll. 

1897,   Teacher  of  Latin,  State  Normal  School,  705  Center  St.,  Whitewater. 
Howard  Lafayette  Wilson.  A.B.,  '89.  Ind.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '00.  Harvard  Univ. 

X902.   Teacher  of  History,  State  Normal  School,  River  Falls. 
H.  S.  YoUKER,  B.Sc.,  '94.  M.Sc.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Ww. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  X083,  3d  St ,  S.,  Grand  Rapids. 
igoj    AoNEs  Otis  Bricham. 

X003,   Director  in  Physical  Training,  State  Normal  School,  Platteville. 
Emma  M.  Cowles,  Ph.B.,  *oa.  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1895,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Milwaukee-Downer  College,  Milwaukee. 
W.  C.  HA2ZARD,  A.B.,  *95,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

State  Agent  in  Wisconsin  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  453  Jefferson  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Elizabeth  R.  McCormick. 

189 1.   Teacher  in  Nelson  Dewey  School;  res.,  339  W.  6th  St.,  Sta.  A,  Superior. 
ViNNEDGE  M.  Russell. 

X903,   Director  of  Manual  Training,  State  Normal  School,  Platteville. 
Charles  H.  Sears,  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Clark  Univ. 

190X,  Teacher  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School,  Milwaukee. 
Maurice  H.  Small.  A.B.,  •87,' Colby  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '05.  Clark  Univ. 

X903,   Chairman  of  Department  of  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School;  res..  x6x  Franklin  Aw., 
Oshkosh. 
Silas  B.  Tobey. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  6ia  E.  Jefferson  St.,  Wausau. 
LiNDSEY  Webb,  A.B.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1900,  Prinnpal  of  i8th  District  School  No.  x,  645  Cass  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Frances  Wettstelv. 

X J06,   Principal  of  School  for  the  Deaf,  aa4,  34th  St.,  Milwaukee. 

1904    L.  H.  Boleno,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  River  Falls,  Wis. 

X906,   Instructor  in  Physics,  West  Side  High  School;  res..  1121  S.  8th  St    Manitowoc 

Jou.s  Caixahan. 

1901,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  500,  ist  St.,  Menasha. 
George  A.  Chamberlain.  .\.B..  'qi.  Harvard  Univ. 

1903,  Principal  of  East  Division  High  School;  res.,  301  Ogden  Ave.,  Milwaukee. 

Mrs.  Anna  Schaffer  CRrrroN. 

X903,    State  Inspector  of  Schools  for  the  Deaf,  Department  of  Education,  Capitol  Madisoo. 
GusTAV  W.  Gehrand.  Ph.B.,  '03.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  xio,  xoth  St..  Baraboo. 

Walter  C.  Hewtit.  Pd.B..  '91.  Pd.M..  '02,  Mich.  Nor.  Coll. 

State  Institute  Conductor,  109  Ehn  St ,  Oshkosh. 

George  Henry  Landgraf.  B.L..  '02,  Univ.  of  Wis 

1904,  Superintendent  of^City  Schools,  1024  Cook  St..  Marinette. 

Edgar  Stanley  Martin,  A.B..  '98. 

X90X,    Principal  of  John  G.  McMynn  School,  720  Main  St.,  Radne. 

Edwin  Thomas  O'Brien.  Ph.B.,  •01.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
1904,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Perlin. 

O.  J.  Schuster,  B.Sc..  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X903,   State  Institute  Conductor,  Normal  School.  Platteville. 


WiacoDsin]        LIFE,  ACTIVE^  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  217 

WISCONSIN-CM/imietf 

1904  John  Alfred  White. 

Instructor  in  Commercial  Studies  and  Business  TVaining,  North  Division  High  School ; 
res..  637,  a 7th  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Orro  E.  Wielamd,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1899,  Department  of  German,  High  School;  res.,  141  S.  13th  St.,  La  Crosse. 

1905  Anna  Wood  Blackmer,  A.B.,  '01,  WeUesIey  CoU. 

1905,  Teacher  of  Methods,  and  Supervisor  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School, 
Whitewater. 
James  B.  Borden.  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  A.M.,  Milton  Coll. 

1897,  Assistant  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Madison. 
Edward  Monroe  Beeman,  B.L..  '93,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  117  Church  St.,  Neenah. 
Thomas  W.  Boyce. 

1894.   Principal  of  First  District  School;  res.,  836  Van  Buren  St.,  Milwaukee. 
William  C.  Bruce. 

With  the  "American  School  Board  Journal,**  447  Hanover  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Howard  D.  BRtTNDAcr.. 

X905,   Supervisor  of  Manual  Training-  Public  Schools,  and  Teacher  in  the  Stout  Training 
School;  res.,  19x4  8th  St.,  Menomonie. 
George  Fred  Buxton. 

X905,   Director  of  Stout  Maniuil  Training  School  for  Teachers,  8x5,  6th  St.,  Menomonie. 
Margaret  Canty. 

X904,   Principal  of  33d  District  School  No.  a;  res.,  936  National  Ave.,  Milwaukee. 
Jos.  V.  Collins,  Ph.M..  '70,  Ph.D..  '86,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

Teacher  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  2x7  Division  St.,  Stevens  Point. 
Robert  L.  Cooley. 

1903,   Principal  of  i6th  Dbtrict  School  No.  i;  res.,  a  10},  33d  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Walter  Fenno  Dearborn.  Ph.D..  'oc.  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,   Assistant  Professor  of  Education.  University  of  Wisconsin;  res.,  a  18  W.  Gilman  St., 
Madison. 
Emma  J.  Gardner. 

X894,   First  Aasbtant  in  xath  District  School  No.  a;  res.,  676  Wilson  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Hermann  Charles  Henderson,  A.B..  '95.  Univ.  of  Chicago:  A.M..  '98.  Univ.  of  New  Brunswick. 

190a,  Teacher  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  Slate  Normal   School;   res.,  aaxa  Sycamore 
St.,  Milwaukee. 
Albert  Ernest  Kacel. 

X904,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools.  563  Scott  St..  Milwaukee. 
John  A.  H.  Keith,  A.B.,  '99.  A.M.,  '00.  Howard  Univ. 

X907,   President  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  83  E.  Irving  St.,  Oshkoch. 
William  E.  Maddotr.  A.B..  '04.  Harvard  Univ. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1507,  x4th  St.,  Superior. 
Matthew  N.  McIver.  Ph.B..  '93.  Bcloit  Coll. 

X906.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  144  Elm  St.,  Oshkosh. 
Jessie  B.  Montgomery.  Grad.,  '95,  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

X903,   Critic  in  Granunar  Department,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  305  N.  Elm  St.,  Platte- 
ville. 
Herman  E.  Owen. 

Department  of  Public  School  Music,  Wisconsin  University  School  of  Music,  6x5 
State  St.,  Madison. 
Frank  K.  Srcurist,  M.Sc.,  Ph.D.,  '98,  Lafayette  Coll. 

1900,  Teacher  of  Rhetoric  and  Literature,   State  Normal  School;  res.,   934  Clark   St., 

Stevens  Point. 

F.  F.  Showers,  B.L.,  '03.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

President  of  JBusiness  College,  Stevens  Point. 
John  Henry  Stauff.  A.B.,  *og,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X907,   Superintoiaent  of  City  Public  Schools,  i  ith  and  Rawson  Aves.,  South  Milwaukee. 

r.  J.  ZiMMERS. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  x68  English  Court,  Kenosha. 

1906  Oliver  E.  Gray. 

1898.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  PlatteviUe. 
Thomas  Lloyd  Jones.  B.Sc.  '96,  Univ.  of  \y]s. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  38a  Wisconsin  Ave.,  Wauwatosa. 

G.  F.  Loomis,  A.B..  '96,  A.M..  *oi.  Beloit  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Main  St.,  Oconto. 

E.  L.  Luther,  A.B..  '95.  Olivet  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  534  Lincoln  St.,  Ripon. 

G.  J.  Roberts,  A.B..  '92.  Pcnn  Coll.;  A.M..  *oi,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Merrill. 

X907    Edith  Smtth  Davis,  A.M.,  '8a,  Lawrence  Univ. 

Director  of  Bureau  of  Scientific  Temperance  Investi^tion  and  Superintendent  of 
Scientific  Temperance  Instruction,  Woman's  Christian  Temperance  Union,  3913 
Brown  St.,  Milwaukee. 

Max  Grqcbsch. 

X903.  Director  of  National  German-American  Teachers*  Seminary,  558-68  Broadway. 
MUwaokee. 


2l8  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  (WUcDosiii 

WISCONSIN-CMlwiMrf 

-^..  '09,  Un 

XQox,   Prindpu  of  High  School,  lahpeming.  Mich.;  home  addreas,  ViroquA. 
Nellie  Minehan. 

1893,  Vice-Prindpal  of  Seventh  District  School;   res.,  166  Biddle  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Jennie  Coknelia  SicrrB. 

1895.   Principal  of  Oral  Day  School  for  the  Deaf;  1934  S.  River  St.,  Eau  Claire. 

DUSTTTirnONS 

lite  membees 

1884    Aluicni  Association,  State  Normal  School  at  Milwaukee. 

Proident,  Charles  McKenny;  Librarian,  Delia  G.  Ovitx,  Milwaukee. 
ATHBNiKuiK  Society  or  State  Normal  School  at  Platteville. 

Librarian,  Miss  B.  A.  Gardner,  Plalteviiie. 
BELorr  Cmr  School  Board. 

Superintendent,  F.  E.  Converse;  Clerk.  E.  C.  Hehn,  Bek>it. 
Board  or  Education  op  the  Crrv  or  Janesville. 

President,  S.  B.  Buckmaster;  Clerk,  S.  C.  Bumham,  Janesville. 
Board  ow  Education,  La  Crosse. 

President,  William  Luening;    Superintendent,  John  P.  Bird,  High  School  Bldg; 
La  Crosse. 
Board  or  Education,  Oshkosh. 

President,  Albert  E.  Krippene;  Clerk,  Daniel  Witael,  Oshkosh. 
Board  or  Regents,  State  Normal  Schools. 

President.  J.  A.  Peacock.  Oconomowoc;  Secretary.  William  Kittle.  Madison. 
Board  or  School  Directors,  Milwaukee. 

President,  Aug.  S.  Lindemann.  apia  Highland  BouL;  Secretary,  Frank  M.  Harbacb, 
City  Hall.  Milwaukee. 
City  Suteriktendents'  and  Supervising  Principals'  Association  or  Wisconsin. 

President,  H.  S.  Youker,  Grand  Rapids;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  R.  E.  Loveland. 
Darlington. 
Milwaukee  Principals'  .Assocution. 

President.  D.  H.  Schuler;  Secretary,  J.  J.  Finan,  Sixth  District  School  No.   i.  lilil. 
waukee. 
Philadelphian  Society  or  State  Normal  School  at  Platteville. 

President.  Grant  A.  German;  Secretary,  Gilbert  Brereton,  Platteville. 
Public  School  Teachers  or  Janesville. 

Superintendent,  H.  C.  Buell;  Secretary,  Liuie  A.  Paterson,  JanesviOe. 
State  Historical  Society  or  Wisconsin. 

Secretary  and  Superintendent,  Reuben  G.  Thwmites,  Madison. 
State  Normal  School  at  Platteville. 

President,  John  W.  Livingston;  Librarian,  Miss  B.  A.  Gardner,  Platteville. 
Teachers'  Association  or  Wisconsin. 

President.  M.  H.  Jackson,  Grand  Rapids;  Secretary,  Katherine  Williams,  Milwaukee. 

active  members 

1897  State  Normal  School.  Oshkosh. 

President,  John  A.  H.  Keith;  Librarian.  Ella  Goodwin  Parmele,  Oshkosh. 

1898  Milwaukee  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  George  W.  Peckham,  Milwaukee. 
State  Normal  School,  Whttewatek. 

President,  Albert  Salisbury,  Whitewater. 

1899  Lawrence  Universtty. 

President,  Samuel  Plants;  Librarian,  2^1ia  Smith,  Appleton. 

1900  Superior  State  Normal  School,  LraRARY. 

President,  V.  £.  McCaskill;  Librarian,  Harriet  L.  Eaton,  Superior. 
Z9oa    BELorr  College,  Library. 

Acting  President,  Geo.  L.  Collie;  Librarian.  James  A.  Blaisdell,  Beloit. 
RiPON  College,  Library. 

President,  Richard  C.  Hughes;. Librarian,  Fk>rence  C.  Hays,  Ripon. 
1903    Gilbert  M.  Simmons  Library,  Kenosha. 

President.  W.  W.  Strong;  Librarian.  Mrs.  Clara  P.  Barnes,  Kenosha. 
1905    Milwaukee  Teachers*  Association, 

President,  Emma  J.  Gardner;   Corresponding  Secretary,  Henriette  Utermark,  Mil- 
waukee. 
UNTVERsmr  or  Wisconsin.  Library. 

Librarian.  Walter  M.  Smith,  Madison. 
J906    Arabut  Ludlow  Memorial  Library. 

Librarian.  Katherine  Smock.  Monroe. 
Kei  logo  Public  Library. 

President  of  Board  of  Directors,  S.  D.  Hastings;  Librarian,  Deborah  B.  Martin, 
Green  Bay. 
State  Normal  School,  River  Falls. 

President.  W.  J.  Brier.  River  Falls, 


Fhifippine  Islands]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AXD  CORRESPOXDIXG  MEMBERS  219 


WYOMING 


1894    EsTELLB  Rekl.  K.Sc^  '8o,  Uiut.  of  nL  ftnd  Univ.  of  Wjno. 

x&gS,  Geoenl  SupcriMendem  of  Indnn  Sdwofe;  addreas.  Roam  asa,  Iiidian  Office,  Wasb- 
.D.C 


1895  HzNKY  Mekz,  B^^  A.M..  Blackborn  Unrr. 

1888,  Praiesaar  of  GcnnanaiMl  Social  Science,  Uomraty  of  Wytmiing.  237.  StliS^^^ 

1896  O.  J.  Blakeslet.  B.Sc..  Pd.D.,  '06. 

1906,  Soperintaident  of  Gty  Schools.  Rock  Spring 

John  Fkanklin  Bbowm,  Ph3.,  "Sq,  A.M..  '05.  EarllLim  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  *g6.  ConieD. 

igo4.    Proicaaor  of  Education  and  Principa]  of  the  Normal  School.  Uniwxsty  of  Wirooiing, 
Laramie. 
xooi    Akthxtk  E.  Fakmes.  B.L..  *ox.  Fenton  CoD.;  Pd.B..  *o5.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  City  SrhnoK  Rawlms. 
190a    FiAMCB   EDifUiCD   Mathent,   Ph3.,  *98,  BcTta  CoO.;    Pd.M.,  *oo,  Unir.  of  Wyo.;    A.M.,   '04. 
Univ.  of  Denver. 
Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Casper. 
1905    H.  W.  QuAXNTAMCE,  D.C.L..  *oa,  Columbian  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '04,  Univ.  of  ills. 

X905.   Associate  ProfesMr  of  Political  Eoonomy.  and  Principal  of  Sdiool  of  Ommerce, 
University  of  Wyoming,  Laramie. 
X906    A.  D.  Cook. 

igo7.  State  Saperintendcnt  of  Public  Instruction.  P.  O.  Box  438,  Cheyenne. 
Feank  W.  Lee. 

Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools.  3x2.  gth  St..  Laramie. 
S.  S.  Stocewell,  M.  Didac,  Ph.B..  '01.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

xQos,   Supeiintendcnt  of  Schools,  iii  East  aoth  St.,  Cheyenne. 
OscAB  E.  SwANSON.  B.Sc.,  'oi,  Valparaiso  CoD. 

X906.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  244-  4th  St..  Evanston. 

mSTlTUTIOS 

1897    The  Unxvessity  or  Wyomno. 

President.  Frederidc  Monroe  Tisdel;  Librarian,  Grace  Raymond  Hebard,  Laramie. 

ALASKA 

active  member 
1895    Cassia  Patton. 

1894,  Teacher  of  Sdiool  No.  a,  Sitka. 

CUBA 

ACTIVE  MEMBES 

1934    SoRO  L6VBZ-M1SANDA,  Ph.D.,  National  Univ.,  Cuba. 

X904,  Technical  Commissioner  of  Education  for  Cuba,  and  (tgos)  Chief  of  Inspectors, 
Department  of  Public  Instruction,  and  (1Q07)  Aisistant  Professor  of  Classical 
fjingiiages.  National  University;  res..  117  ^limas  St.,  Havana. 

HAWAII 

ACTIVE  MEMBEXS 

1895    Allxe  M.  Felkes,  Grad.,  '84,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  San  Jos^.  Cal. 

XQCi,   Principal  of  Kaahumanu  School,  E.  Manoa  St.,  Honolulu. 

1000    Mss.  NncA  L.  D.  Fkasbi. 

1900,   Principal  of  the  Kalulani  School,  1804  College  St.,  Honolulu. 
T905    Cbaelbs  W.  Baldwin. 

1900,  Normal  Inspects,  First  Circuit,  Honolulu. 

AsTHUS  Floyd  GRirrrrHs,  Ph.B.,  '97,  A.M.,  '09,  St.  Lawrence  Univ.;  A.B.,  '99,  Harvard  Univ. 

xgoa.   President  of  Oahu  College,  Honolulu. 
1905    Perley  Leonard  Horne,  A.B.,  '92,  A.M.,  '94.  Harvard  Univ. 

X904,   President  of  Kamehameha  Schools,  Honolulu. 
1907     Stanley  Livingston,  A.B..  'oa  Oberlin. 

X9oa.  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Kamehameha  Schools,  Honolulu. 

PAN.\MA 

S894    David  C.  O'Connor.  A.B.,  '89,  A.M..  '93,  Alleghenv  Coll. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  Canal  Zone  Public  Schools,  Gorgona,  Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of 
Panama. 

PHILIPPINE  ISL.\NDS 
.  acti\e  members 

1899    Henry  S.  Townseno,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '83,  Univ.  of  Des  Moines. 

1901,  Diviaon  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  of  the  Division  of  Tayabas,  Luccna, 

Tayabas. 
1903    John  W.  Cdrtb,  Grad..  '01,  Tex.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1907,  Principal  of  Woodworking  Department,  Philippine  School  of  Arts  and  Trade, 

Box  429,  Manila;  present  address,  Tucson,  Ariz.,  U.  S.  A. 
S904    A.  W.  Cain,  A.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

X907,   Supervisor  of  Schools,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 


220  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  tCanacU 

PHILIPPINE  ISUiSnS-Ctrntkiiud 

1904    ScNORA  Mabu  del  Pilab  Zakora. 

Instructor  in  In^ar  NcMinal  School;  res.,  51  Calle  Nona,  Sta.  Cruz,  Manila. 
LeRoy  R.  Sawyer,  A.B.,  *oo,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1907,  In  charge  of  Industrial  Eihibit,  Bureau  of  Education.  Manila. 
XQos    Charles  E.  Wright,  B.Sc.,  '00.  A.M..  '04,  Grove  City  Coll. 

Diviaon  Superintendent  of  Schools,  CaKayan,  Misamls. 
X906    WnxiAM  F.  MoNTAVON.  A.B.,  98,  Notre  Dame  Univ. 

X006.  Division  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Paaig,  Rizal. 
1907    G.  N.  Anderson. 

Division  Superintendent  of  Schools,  San  Fernando,  Pampanga . 

PORTO  RICO 

active  members 
1893    Obediah  M.  Wood. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  for  the  District  of  Bayam6n,  Bayani6n. 
1898    Edwin  Grant  Dexter,  B.Pd.,  '91.  A.M.,  '9a.  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '99,  Columbia  Unir. 

Commissioner  of  Education  for  Porto  Rico,  Forteleza  a,  Son  Juan. 
190X    Enrique  C.  Hernandez,  A.M.,  '89,  Univ.  of  Madrid. 

X903,    F.Tamining  Superintendent,  Department  of  Education,  San  Juan. 
X903    Susan  D.  HmmNCTON,  A.B..  '00,  Welleslev  Coll. 

Principal  of   Practice  Soiool,  Normal  Department,  University  of  Porto  Rioo,  Rio 
Piedras;  home  address,  ao6  Broadway,  Norwich,  Conn. 
X903    Mrs.  Grace  E.  Mowry  Harris. 

Care  of  Henry  A.  Harris,  Department  of  the  Interior,  San  Juan. 
1904    Everett  W.  Lord,  A.B.,  '00,  Boston  Univ.;  A.M.,  '06. 

X9oa,   Assistant  Commissioner  of  Education  of  Porto  Rico,  San  Juan. 

JOSEFXNA  SaBAT  MbNDIN. 

x9oa,  Grade  Teacher,  Catafio  School;  res.,  9  Tanca  St.,  San  Juan. 
Roger  L.  Conant,  A.B.,  '95.  Columbia  Univ. 

190a,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Yauco. 
X906    E.  N.  Clopper.  B.Sc.,  '07.  Bethany  Coll. 

1907,   General  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools  of  Pc»to  Rico,  San  Juan. 
Francisco  Rodriguez  Lopez. 

1906,   Aaing  Principal  of  PuUic  Schools,  Guadia  St.  Guayanilla. 

INSTrrUTION 

190a    Department  op  Education  of  Porto  Rico. 

Commissioner,  Edwin  Grant   Dexter;    Acting  Commissioner,  Everett  W.   Lc«d, 
San  Jvan. 

ARGENTINE  REPUBLIC 

ACnVB  MEMBER 

X904    Mrs.  Sara  C.  Eccleston. 

Directress  of  Escuela  Normal  N.  Americana,  and  Honorary  President  of  NaUon&l 
Association  of  Kindergartners.  Care  of  United  States  Consul,  Buenos  Aires. 

INSTTTUTION 

X907    Library  op  the  National  Board  op  Education.  Buenos  Aires. 
Rodriguez  PefU  950,  Buenos  Aires. 

AUSTRALIA 

active  members 
190 X    Elias  John  Forbes. 

189a,   Manager  of  Australian  Branch,  G.  &  C.  Merriam  Co.,  8  Spring  St.,  Sydney,  Kew 
South  Wales. 
X903    Walter  Beavis. 

Senior  Inspector  of  Schoob.  54  Watt  St.,  Newcastle.  New  South  Wales. 
Archibald  Daniel  McKenzie. 

Inspector  of  Schools,  Department  of    Public  Instruction,  "Moscotte,"  South  St. 
Morrickville,  New  South  Wales. 
Thomas  Waleer. 

1898,  Inspector  of  Schools  of  New  South  Wales,  "Marathon,"  Livingstone  Road.  Mcu-- 
nckville.  New  South  Wales. 

BRAZIL 

ACTIVE   MEMBER 

190a    Horace  M.  Lane,  M.D.,  '78,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  LL.D.,  'oa,  N.  Y.  Um'v. 

X899,   President  of  Mackenzie  College.  Oxxsola^as,  184,  S.  Paulo. 

CANADA 

LIPE  MEMBER 

1891    Mrs.  Mary  J.  B.  Wylie. 

Deer  Park,  Toronto,  Ont. 

active  members 
1890    James  L.  Hughes. 

1874,   Chief  Inspector  of  Schools.  58  Henry  St.,  Toronto. 


Indial  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  iil 

CANADAr-ConHnued 

189X    Samuel  Bowei  Sinclau.  A.M.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Toronto;  Ph.D.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1893,  Vice-Principal  of  Normal  School,  Ottawa. 
1894    Mrs.  Ada  M.  Hughes. 

Qty  Hall,  Toronto.  Ontario. 
George  Herbert  Locke.  A.B./93,  A.M.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Toronto. 

X907,  Dean  of  School  of  Education,  MacDooald  College,  Ste  Anne  de  BcUevue,  P.  Q. 
Z903    Arthur  E.  Hearn.  A.B.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Manitoba. 

X903,  Principal  of  Aberdeen  School;  res.,  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  Portage  Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
Alex.  McKay. 

1883,  Supervisor  of  Schools,  P.  O.  Box  184,  Halifax,  Dartmouth,  Nova  Scotia. 
1903    Thomas  Allardvce  Brough,  A.B.,  Queen's  Univ.,  Kingston,  Can. 

1905,  Instructor  in  English,  Vancouver  High  &hool;  res.,  X351, 9th  Ave.,  Vancouver,  B.  C. 

1906  Gerhard  Richard  Lomer,  A3..  '03.  A.M.,  '04.  McGill  Univ. 

1903,  Instructor  in  Englisn.  McGill  University,  and  (1906)  I.<ecturer  in  Education,  McGill 
Normal  School;  res.,  150  Durocher  St.,  Montreal,  Quebec. 
Daniel  McIntyre,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  *93,  Univ.  of  Manitoba. 

X885.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  School  Board  Offices,  Winnipeg. 
James  Collins  Miller,  B.Sc.,  '07,  Throop  Poly.  Inst. 

1907,  Assistazu  Principal  of  Normal  School;  Box  487,  Calgary,  Alberta. 
igo7    Arthur  Melville  Scott,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Toronto;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Goettingen. 

1906,  Superintendent  df  Schools,  507,  x3th  Ave.,  East,  Calgary,  Alberta. 

institutions 

Z903    Department  of  Education  of  Nova  Scotia. 

Superintendent,  A.  H.  MacKay,  Education  Office,  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia. 
Education  Department  of  Ontario,  Library. 

Historiographer,  J.  George  Hodgins;  Librarian,  H.  R.  Alley,  Tortmto,  Ontario. 
2903    Provincial  Normal  School,  Triiro,  Nova  Scotia. 

Principal,  David  Soloan,  lYuro,  Nova  Scotia. 

CHILE 

ACTIVE  MEMBER 

1907  Dario  E.  Salas,  Ph.B.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Chile;  Pd.D.,  '07,  New  York  Univ. 

X905,   Professor  in  Normal  School;  res.,  1547  San  Diego  St.,  Santiago. 

INSTITUTION 

1901    Library  of  Congress  of  Chile. 

librarian,  Adolph  Labatut,  Santiago. 

CHINA 

ACTIVE  MEMBER 

IQ03    C.  M.  Lacey  Sites,  Ph.D. 

Imperial  Polytechnic  College,  Nanyang  College,  Shanghai. 

ENGLAND 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


190Z    Alice  Ravenhill. 

Maida  Vale.  London.  W. 


Educational  Deoartment.  W.  R.  C.  C,  Yorkshire;  res.,  952  Lauderdale  Mansions, 
"  ' !,  Londc 


1903    Joseph  Robert  Heape.  J.P. 

1903,  Vice-Chairman.  Educational  Committee,  Chairman  of  Technical  School  Sub-Com< 
mittee.  Glebe  House,  Rochdale. 


189a,  Prudpal  of  The  Maria  Grev  Training  College;   3  N.  Mansions,  Burton  Road 


X906     Alice  Woods,  Grad.,  Girton  Coll..  England. 
-**--    **rindpal  of  The  Maria  ^ 
Brondesbury,  London, 

institution 
190a     Fkex  Public  Library,  Manchester. 

Librarian,  Charks  W.  Sutton,  Reference  Library,  King  St.,  Manchester. 

HUNGARY 
active  1 


1893     B±LA  KRicsY,  State  High  School  Teacher's  Diploma,  '81. 

Pr^csflor  of  the   Royal  State  High  School,  6th  District  at  Budapest,  VI  Felao 
Erdosoz  5,  Budapest. 

INDIA 

1907     PxNAKiPRASAD  M.  Desai,  A.B.,  'oi,  Bombay;  A.M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ.,  N.  Y. 
Educational  Department,  Baroda  state,  Baroda. 
Rev.  D.  J.  Fleming. 

X904,  Professor  in  Forman  Christian  CoUege,  Lahore,  Punjab. 


d2i  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  CWal« 

JAPAN 

ACnVB  ITFIfBWH 
OfSTITUTIONS 

X900    Imperial  Libkaiy  of  Japan. 

Librarian,  I.  Tanaka,  Uyeno  Park,  Tokyo. 
igo6    Yamagucri  Public  Libraky. 

Librarian.  T.  Saao,  YainacQchi. 

MEXICO 

ACnVZ  MEMBERS 

1904  Francis  Ernest  Lloyd,  A.B.,  'pi,  AM.,  'os.  Princeton  UniT. 

Director  of  Investigations.  Continental-Mexican  Rubber  Company,  ITda.  de  Cedros, 
Mazapil,  Zac. 

1905  GunxERMO  A.  Sherwell. 

1902,  Teacher  of  Science  of  Education,  Escuela  Normal,  Jalapa,  Vera  Cnu. 

1906  Edrique  Herrera  Moreno.  M.D..  '85,  Coll.  of  City  of  Mexico. 

Director  of  Preparatory  College  of  Jalapa,  Alba  No.  8,  Jalapa.  Vera  Cruz. 

1907  Juan  Leon. 

Assistant  Superintendent  of  Technical  Instruction,  Normal  School,  City  of  Mesdoo. 
Guy  C.  Wilson,  Pd.B. 

Principal  of  Juarez  State  Academy.  Colonia  Juarez,  Chihuahua. 

NEW  ZEALAND 

ACTIVE  MEMBER 

X906'  Thomas  Reid  Fleming,  A.M..  LL.B. 

1906,    Inspector  of  Schools,  Education  Board,  Wellingtoa. 

institution 
1905    PcTBLic  Library,  Wellington. 

Librarian,  Herbert  Baillie,  Wellington. 

RUSSIA 

ACTIVE  MEMBER 

X907    F.  MijUEF,  Grad  ,  *8o,  Naval  Coll.;  Certif.  for  Teach.  French,  '85. 
Librarian  of  Teclmological  Institute,  Petersburg. 

SCOTLAND 
1907    Alex.  Morgan,  M.A..  D.Sc..  Edinbuigh  Univ. 

1903 1  Principal,  Provincial  Training  Coll..  i  Midmar  Gardens,  Edinburgh. 

SWEDEN 
active  members 

1904  Mats  Dalborg. 

1905,   Acting  Principal,  3  Idung,  Stockholm 
Anna  H.  J.  Danielsson,  Grad.,  88,  Roval  Nor.  Coll.,  Stockhohn. 

1903,  Principal  of  Girk'  High  School,  Kalmar. 

SWITZERLAND 

ACTIVE  MEMBER 

1905  Charles  Sitlikovvski.  M.E..  '03,  Lw6w,  Galicia,  Austria. 

13  Rome  Ave.,  Fribourg. 

TURKEY 

ACTIVE   MEMBER 

1901    Lucius  O.  Lee.  D.D..  '97.  Tabor  Coll. 

1 88 1,  Professor  of  Systematic  Theology,  etc..  Theological  Seminary,  Maraah;  addreaa  (Open 
English  Mail,  via  London)  care  of  Movses  Aahjian,  Alexandietta. 

INSTrrUTION 

active  member 
1903    Robert  College  op  Constantinople. 

President,  C.  Frank  Gates.  Constantinople.    (Open  English  Mail  via  London.) 

WALES 
institution 
active  member 
X900    Caroipp  Free  Public  Libraries. 

Librarian,  John  Ballinger,  Central  library,  (Cardiff. 


INDEX  TO  LIST  OF 

LIFE  DIRECTORS,  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


[The  names  of  Life  Directors  and  Life  Members  are  printed  in  italics.^ 


Aasred.  Mina  H.,  Wash.,  'oi 
Aber,  l^Uiam  M.,  Mont.,  '03 
Ahboct,  Allan,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Abbot,  F.  B.,  N.  Y..  '09 
Abbott.  Frances  H..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Abbott.  L.  R.,  Mich.,  'oo 
Abbott,  Osmer,  Cal.,  '99 
Abbott,  Winthrop  P.,  Vt.,  '03 
Abcrcrombie,  J.  W.,  Ala.,  '00 
Abraxns,  Alfred  W..  N.  Y.,  '02 
Ackerman,  Jennie  M.,  Pa.,  '05 
Ackennan,  J.  H.,  Ore.,  '95 
AcUin,  Anna,  Pa.,  *o% 
Adams  Pub.  Iib*y,  Mass.,  '01 
Adams,  E.  F.,  la-,  '04 
Adams.  J.  S.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Adams.  Mrs.  M.  Z.,  Cal.,'96 
Adams,  O  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
Adams.  Robt.  T..  Pa.,  '06 
Adams,  W.  F..  Wash..  '03 
Addicott,  J.  £.,  La.,  '99 
Adee,  J.  N-,  111.,  '9S 
Adeibert   College,    Western    Re- 
serve University,  Ohio,  '04 
Addphl  College.  N.  Y.,  '06 
AiSeck.  G.  B..  lU.,  '04 
Acard.  I-  M.,  Tex., '99 
A^cultural  Coll.,  Conn.,  '99 
Agricultural  Coll.,  Kan.,  '07 
AiEricultural  CoU.,  Mich.,  oa 
Agricultural  Coll.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Agricultiiral  Coll.,  Miss.,  'oa 
Agricultural  Coll.,  N.  H..  'oa 
Agricultural  Coll.,  N.  Mez.,  'oa 
Agricultural  Coll.,  N.  C,  '04 
Agricultural  Coll.,  R.  I.,  '03 
Agricultural  Coll.,  S.  D.,  '97 
Agricultural  Coll.,  Utah,  'oa 
iaSem,  Mary  E.,  111.,  '96 
Ahrens,  August.  Mo.,  '07 
Aiken,  W.  £..  Mass..  '06 
Aiken,  ^^alter  H  ,  Ohio,  '01 

''.- 1    r'Mf^  B.,  Mmn.,  'q4 

A.  K.  Sixiilcy  Pub  Lib'y,  Cal.,  '07 
AIa,  Oirls'   InduM   Srhool,  '03 
Ala-  Polytfch-  Instil u re,  '97 
Ala-  St.  Nor.  CijUeaet  '01 
Alsracda  Pub.  Lib>.  Cal,,  '04 

Aibe^.  c.  I,  m.vj 

.Mbro.  S-  H  .  N.  V..  '95 
Alcom .  T    M.  Wsjjh.,  '06 
Aldco^  Amelia  D.,  K.  Y./96 
Aldrn,  MaF.  N  Y     07 
AldemkAn,  fc-  -V,  V;i .  'a^ 
Aldnch.  LjHiri  E.,  Olitu,  05 
Aldrich,  M.  A.,  La.,  '03 
jS^u^  WJflard  C,  Md..  '03 
Ai^lricb,  "WTKarn,  la.,  '04 
/S^idtC  William  S.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Aldridl^e,  Vincent,  N.  Y..  '91 
yy^^anider,  oeorgu  A..  Ind.,  03 
Aley,  Rol>ert  J.,  Ind.,  '03 
AlS-.  John  L.,  Vt.,  '98 

Allcinaii,  1-.  J..  La.,  05 
ADenxaai^  S-  A.,  La.,  06 
Afl^-n    B    F-»  Mo.,  'oa 
Ag^Sf^EllaN.,N.Y..'9a 
3^!  Ira  W..  TXU  '70 
S^  Jolm  H  .,  CaL,  '07 


AUen.J.  H..  Colo.,  '06 
Allen,  Lyman  R.,  Mass.,  '99 
Allen,  Walter,  Wis.,  '96 
AUen,  Wm.  C,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Allensworth,  Allen.  Cid.,  ^92 
AUeshouse,  A.  C  Ohio,  '05 
Alley,  Frank  S.,  Ohio,  '96 
Allin,  R.  H.,  lU.,  '97 
Allison,  Tames  L.,  Pa.,  '06 
Allison,  I.  T.,  lU.,  '93 
Allison,  William,  Utah,  'ox 
Ahny,  Frank  F.,  Iowa, '07 
Altoona  Mech.  Lib'y,  Pa.,  '99 
Al.  Asso.  N.  Y.  Tr.  Sch.,  N.  Y.. 

Al.  Asso,,  MUwauku,  Wb.,  '84 
Ambrose.  H.  T.,  N.  Y.^  '95 
Ambrose.  Lucy  D.,  Ohio,  03 
Amen,  Harlan  P.,  N.  H.,  '03 
Ament.  Jas.  £.,  Pa..  '06 
American,  Clara,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Ames,  Chas.  H.,  Mass..  '96 
Ames,  Lewis  D.,  Mo.,  '03 
Amherst  CoU.  Lib'y,  Mass.,   '97 
Amidon,  L.  £.,  Mien.,  '93 
Ammerman,  Chas.,  Mo.,  '07 
Amos,  Lilian  £.,  Ore.,  '07* 
Amstutz,  Peter  D.,  Ohio,  '01 
Anderson,  Anna  E..  Minn.,  '07 
Anderson,  Edw.,  III..  '05 
Anderson,  G.  N.,  Phil.  Is.,  '07 
Anderson,  L.  F.,  Mich.,  '00 
Anderson,  W.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Anderson,  Wm.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Anderson,  W.  J..  Ariz.,  '99 
Andov-er  Theo.  Sem..  Mass..  'oa 
Andrew,!.  C.  S.,  Mass.,  '03 
Andrew,  M.  F.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Andrews,  Benj.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Andrews,  E.  Benj..  Nebr.,  '99 
Andrews.  E.  C.  Conn..  '05 
Andrews,  Mrs.  F.  F.,  Mass.,  '03 
Andrews.  F.  E..  Ind..  '06 
Andrews,  John  H.,  Mo.,  '04 
Andrews,  Samuel,  Pa.,  'oa 
Andrews,  Wm.  E.,  Cal.,  '00 
Ansonia  Librarv,  Conn.,  '03 
Anthony,  Alfred  W.,  Maine,  '03 
Antony,  Hugo  J..  Ohio,  '06 
Appleby,  F.  T..  Ala..  '05 
Applegate,  Clee.,  Neb:.,  '07 
Appleton,  W.  W..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Arabut  Ludlow  Mem.  Lib'y,  Wis., 

'06 
Arbaugh,  Wm.  B.,  Mich..  '03 
Archer,  Henry  P.,  S.  C,  '99 
Arrhibald,  W.  E.,  Utah   '07 
Arganbright,     Chas.    A.,    Ohio, 

'07 
Arizona  Nor.  Sch.,  Tempe,  '01 
Armour  Inst,  of  Tech..  111.,  '00 
Arms,  Richard   H.,   111.,  '03 
Armstrong.  Chas.   A.,   Ohio,   '04 
Armstrong.  Geo.  P.,  Mass.,  '96 
Armstrong,  G.  W.,  Mo.,  '98 
Armstrong,  James  E.,  111.,  '01 
Armstrong,  R.  A.,  W.  Va.,  '94 
Armstrong,  Robert.  Cal.,  '00 
Armstrong.  Wm.  D.,  111.,  '05 
Arnold,  E.  H.,  Conn.,  '96 

223 


Arnold,  Melville  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Arnold,  Mott  H..  Cal.,  95 
Arnold,  Sarah  L.,  Mass.,  '95 

Amott,  Charles.  Nebr.,  '05 
Arrowsmith,  S.  V.,  N.  J..  '98 
Asay,  Julia  A.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Ashmore,  Otis,  Ga.,  '94 
AspinwaU,  Wm.  B.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Asplund;  Rupert  F.,  N.  Mex.,  '03 
Assenhemier,  F.  E.,  Ohio,  '01 
Assumption  Parish  Tchrs.  Asaoc^ 

La..  '06 
As*dl..l.LT.  ih.    !;3  .   'o^ 
Aiht^Uiium  Si^tUiy,   Wis.,    84 
Athv,  1-rancrs,  M..  K.  Y.,  '05 
Aikmvjn,  C-  F,^  111*.  '<S4 
Ailiinscm,  Cha*.  P.,  Ala.,  '05 
AikjD.«n»  Fraud*  0,,  111.,  '04 
Alkinfon,  Fred  W.,  N.  Y..  '94 
Atkin^/TD,  Tertfti  L..  N.  Y.,  '03 
A(l;tutri  Univ..  Ga,,  *9< 
Atlaniic   City  Fuc    Tub.   Lib'y 

N.  J.,  *OA 

Attebery,  VV.  H.,  Tex.,  '04 
Atwell,  F.  G.,  Mass.,  '03 
Au,  Lola  M.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Augsburg,  D.  R.,  Cal.,  ^95 
Austin,  E.  T.,  111.,  '01 
Austin,  Frederick  P.,  Colo.,  '03 
Austin,  Herbert  E.,  Md.,  '03 
Austin,  Nellie,  Mich.,  '03 
Avery,  A.  H.,  Iowa,  '96 
Avery,  Lewis  B.,  Cal.,  '95 
Avery,  Rachel  F.,  Pa.,  '79 
Axline,  G.  A.,  Idaho,  '06 
Axline,  H.  E.,  Ohio,  'oa 
AxteU,  U.  F..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Aylward,  John  A.,  Wis.,  '84 
Ayres,  Brown,  Tenn.,  '04 
Ayres,  Geo.  F.,  Mo.,  '04 
Babb,  Mrs.  B.  M.,  Maine,  '03 
Babb,  George  H.,  Maine,  '03 
Babcock,  C.  A.,  Pa.,  '93 
Baber,  Zonia.  III.,  '05 
Bachman,  Frank  P.,  Ohio,  *oi 
Bacon,  Carl  E.,  Mass..  '97 
Bacon,  Louis  A.,  Ind.,  '03 
Bacon,  Paul  V.,  111.,  '97 
Bader,  John  H..  Va.,  '04 
Badanes,  Saul,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Baer,  Clara  G^  la.,  '97 
Bagley.  Wm.  C.  N.  Y..  '01 
Ba^rnall,  F.  A.,  Mass.,  '01 
Bailey,  Chas.  H.,  Iowa,  '04 
Bailey,  Henry  T.,  Mass.,  '05 
Bailey,  M.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Bailey,  Walter  J.,  Cal.,  '95 
Bailey.  W.  F.,  Wash.,  'oa 
Baird,  Arthur  C,  Pa.,  '07 
Baird,  Margaret,  N.  J.,  '07 
Bakeless.  O.  H.,  Pa.,  '00 
Baker  Univ.  Lib'y,  Kan<(.,  '03 
Baker,  Asa  G.,  Mass.,  '03 
Baker.  Franklin  T..  N.Y..  '06 
Baker,  Harris  W..  Mass..  '06 
Baker,  las.  H.,  Colo.,  '84 
Baker,  Leonard  T.,  S.  C,  '03 
Baker,  O.  M.,  Mass.,  'ga 
Baker.  Mrs.  O.  M..  Mass.,  '04 
Baker,  Oscar  R.,  Ind.,  'oa 


324 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Balcer,  Roai  A^  IQ.,  '07 
Baker,  S.  S..  Pa..  '06 
Baker.  Thos.  O..  N.  Y.,  '9a 
Balch,  Burton  M.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Balcom,  A.  G^  N.  T.,  '98 
Balcomb.  E.  £.,  Okla..  '05 
Baldwin.  Bird  T.,  Pa..  '06 
Baldwin,  Chas.  W.,  Hawaii,  '03 
Baldwin.  Fred  C.  Mass..  '03 


Baldwin.  H.  J..  Cal..  '99 

Baldwin  (M. " 

Pa..  'OS 


W.)  Sch..  Phila.. 


Baldwin,  R.  L.,  Conn..  '01 
Baldwin,  Wm.  A.,  Mass.,  '99 

Ball.  EUzabeth  M..  N.  Y..  '06 
BaU.  Emily.  Ohb,  '03 
Ball.  Frank  H..  Ohio.  '97 
Ball,  Miss  Lew  A.,  Cal.,  '07 
Ball.  Sheldon  F.,  Oregon.  '93 
Ballard,  C.  A.,  Minn.,  '96 
Ballard,  Calvin«  Okla.,  '06 
Ballard.  H.H..^.Y..'oj 
Ballard,  N.  H..  Ga..  *os 
Ballenger,  E.  S..  Cal.,  '07 
Balliet,  Thos.  M.,  N.  Y..  '95 
BaUou,  Frank  W.,  Ohio,  '06 
BaUou,  WilUazn  J.,  N.  H..  '03 
Baltimore  Qty  CoU.  Ub'y.  Md., 

Ba^ooft,  Jessie  H.,  N.  Y..  '97 
Bancroft,  Margaret.  N.  J.,  '97 
Bangs.  J.  Edward,  lU..  'm 
Banker,  Lizzie  L.,  Nebr.,  '90 
Bannister.  W.  D..  111..  '05 
Barber,  Chas.  E.,  Cal.,  '07 
Barber,  F^gar  M..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Barber,  Mrs.  Lucia  G.,  Mass.,  '03 
Barbour.  Elizabeth  G..  Ky.,  '05 
Barbour,  O.  F..  111..  '89 
Bardccn,  C.  W..  N.  Y.,  '90 
Bardwdl.  C.  M..  lU.,  '9a 
Bardwell  D.  L.,  N.  Y.,  '09 
Barker,  James  F..  Ohio.  \>5 
Barker.  W.  W..  N.  J.,  '07 
Barnard  College.  N.  Y..  '06 
Barnard,  Frai^  j.,  Wash.,  '91 
Barnard,  James  U.,  Mo.,  ^93 
Barnes.  C.  H.,  Minn..  '06 
Barnes,  Clifford  W..  111..  '03 
Barnes,  Earl,  N.  J..  '91 
Barnes,  Harold,  Ind.,  '04 
Barnes.  O.  P.,  III.,  '9S 
Barnes,  Sarah  D.,  R.  I.,  '99 
Barnes,  Thomas  H.,  Mass..  '03 
Bamett,  W.  F.,  Tex.,  '06 
Barney,  Edgar  S.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Bamum,  Mary  G.,  Cal.,  *o7 
Barr,  Jas.  A.,  Cal.,  *o8 
Barr,  Robert  J..  Nebr.,  '99 
Barr.  W.  F.,  Iowa.  '06 
Barrett.  Albert  T..  Tcnn.,  '05 
Barrett.  Chas.  S.,  Ohio,  '95 
Barrett,  H.  M.,  Colo.,  'os 
Barrett,  R.  C,  Iowa,  '96 
Barrett,  S.  M..  Okla.,  V)? 
Barringer  High  School,  Newark, 

N.  J.,  -05 
Barrows,  Chas.  W.,  Ohio,  '07 
Barstow,  C.  L.,  N.  Y..  '97 
Barthcl,  F.  K.,  Cal.,  '07 
Barthoif.  Wm.  J.,  lU.,  '07 
Bartholomew,  u.  K.,  Ohio,  *o3 
Bartholomew,  Mrs.  R.  T..  N,  Y.. 

Bartholomew,  W.  H.,  Kv..  '77 
Bartlett,  Lester  W..  Cal.,  '06 
Bartlctt,  Wrr..  A..  Minn.,  '97 
Barton,  R.  L..  Mo..  '97 
Bartolettc.  Oli\Ta  C.  N.  J.,  '07 
Banich.  Bertha  H.,  Cal..  '07 
Bascom,  John,  Mass.,  '84 
Basker>'ille.  Guy  H..  N.  Y..  '05 
Bass,  E.  E..  Miss  ,  '05 
Bass.  Geo.  F.,  Ind..  '06 
Bates  CoDeiie  Lib'y,  Maine,  '03 
Bates.  Wm.  C.  Mass..  '96 
Bauer,  N.  L.  A.,  La.,  ^01 


Baugh.  Wm.  E..  Ind.,  '05 
Bauman,  E.  G.,  Ind.,  '98 
Baxter,  Chas.  J,,  N.  ).,  '96 
Baxter,  Edwin  C,  Ohio,  '07 
Baxter,  J.  K..  Ohio.  '01 
Bay.  W,  D..  Wash..  '05 
Bayard  Taylor  Sch.,  PhiU.,  Pa., 

BayiU  Mftrtha  B..  N.  Y..  '05 
Bayliss,  Alfred,  111..  '06 
Baylor,  Adelaide  S.,  Ind..  '97 
Baynes,  Nellie  T..  lU..  '03 
Baynes,  Sarah  J.,  111., '03 
Beach.  Mrs.  Frances  M.,  Ind.,  »oi 
Beach.  Homer  P..  N.  Y..  '05 
Beachler,  J.  R.,  Ohio,  '06 
Beadle.  H.  J.,  La.,  '06 
Beadle,  Wm.  H.  H..  S.  Dak.,  '90 
Beaman,  Elizabeth.  N.  Y..  '03 
Bean.  Arthur  J.,  Mass.,  '03 
Beani.  Stella  S.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Beardsley.  A.  E.,  Colo.,  '9S 
Bcattie,  J.  A.,  Nebr..  '99 
Beattys.  Frank  D.,  N.  Y..  '94 
Beavis,  Walter.  Australia,  '05 
Becht.  1.  Geo.,  Pa.. '96 
Bechtel.  John  C.  Pa.,  '05 
Beck,  Geo.,  Okla..  '84 
Beebe.  W.  A..  Vt..  '06 
Beecher,  Martha  A.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Becchy.  A.  D.,  Ohio,  '00 
Beede,  F.  H.,  Conn.,  '03 
Bceman.  Edw.  M..  Wis.,  *os 
Beers.  Jessica  E..  N.  Y..  '06 
Becaon.  R.  Katharine.  Ind.,  '05 
Beggs,  Dorothea  K..  Colo..  '06 
Beggs,  Robert  H..  Colo.,  '84 
Behannesey,  P.  A.,  Cal.,  '07 
Beistle,  Ella,  Ohio,  '07 
Belisle,  Hector  L.,  Nlass.,  '03 
Belknap,  Emmet,  N.  Y.,  '93 
BeU,  Ahx.  Graham,  D.  C,  '84 
Bell,  Elizal)eth  D..  Ohio,  '03 
Bell.  Hill  M..  Iowa,  'ox 
Bell,  Sarah  E..  Mo..  '04 
Boiler.  Wilhelmina  C,  NY..  '05 
Bellevue  College.  Nebr.,  '97 
Bellingham  Nor.  Sch.,  Wash.,  *oo 
BeUows.  Russell  H.,  NY..  '04 
Beloit  Coll.  Lib'y,  Wis.,  'oa 
BeMt  School  Board,  Wis..  '84 
Bemis,  Mrs.  Eliz.  P..  N.V..  '05 
Bender,  Ida  C.  N.  Y.,  '95 
Benedict,  Chas.  A.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Benedict,  Ezra  W..  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Benedict,  F.  H..  Mass..  '03 
Benedict,  J.  D.,  Okla.,  'oa 
Benedict,  M.  G..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Benedict,  W.  H.,  N.  Y..  'oa 
Bennett.  Chas.  A.,  III.,  '96 
Bennett,  C.  W.,  Ohio,  '84 
Bennett,  Mrs.  L.  A..  N.  J.,  '96 
Bennett.  Laura  J..  N.  J..  '06 
Bennett,  Myron  E.,  Maine,  'ox 
Benson,  B.  K.,  Ga.,  '00 
Benson,  Christine  M.,  Cal..  'o7 
Bentley,  Gordon  M.,  Tenn.,  '03 
Benton.  Geo.  W.,  Ind.,  '94 
Benton,  Guy  Potter,  Ohio,  'oa 
Berea  College  Lib' v.  Ky.,  'oa 
Berg,  P.  S.,  N.  Dak.,  *oa 
Bcrgey,  D.  H.,  Pa..  '98 
Bergstrom.  John  A..  Ind..  '05 
Berkaw,  Geo.  R.,  Mich.,  'ox 
Berkey,  J.  M..  Pa..  '06 
Berks    Co.    Teachers*    Reading 

Union,  Pa.,  '07 
Berlin,  A.  H..  Del..  '96 
Bermingham,    Florence,    N.    Y., 

'os 
Bemholz,  Teresa  E.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Berry,  Frank  A.,  Conn.,  '05 
Berry,  Lillian  G..  Ind.,  '07 
Besley,  Miriam,  111.,  'oi 
Bessey,  Chas.  E.,  Nebr.,  '95 
Best.  Fannie  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Best,  Lyman  A,,  N.  Y.,  '03 


Bettinger,  M.  C,  Cal.,  '07 
BettsTj.  B.,  N.  J.,  'os 
Bevan.  James  J..  Pa.,  '06 
Bickect,  William  J.,  N.  J..  '06 
Bickforti,  Chas.  W.,  N.  H.,  'ox 
BiekneU,  Thos.  W„  R.  I.,  '8a 
Bidgood.  Lee.  Va.,  '07 
Bierly,  H.  Khncr.  Tenn.,  '99 
Bigebw,  Anson  H.,  S.  Dak.,  '01 
Biggs,  L.  Kate,  Mo.,  '0% 
BiOIngs.  Miss  A.  H.,  Cal..  '07 
Billingsley.  J.  J.,  Iowa.  '95 
Bingeir  Edda  £..  W.  Va..  '07 
Bingham,  Cornelia  D.,  111.,  '00 
Bingham,  Robt.,  N.  C.  '84 
Birchard.  C.  C.  Mass..  '95 
Birdsall,  Wm.  W..  Pa.,  '05 
Birge,  Edward  B..  Ind.,  '03 
Birmingham    Sub.    Dtst.    Scfa. 

PittsDurgh,  Pa..  *o6 
Bisbee,  Harlan  M..  N.  H..  '03 
Bishop,  E.  C,  Nebr..  '04 
Bishop,  Eliza  A..  Pa..  '9a 
Bishop.  T.  Remsen.  Mich.,  '94 
Bishop,  Naduux  L.,  Conn.,  '95 
Bi-shop,  William,  N.  1.,  'os 
Bishop,  William  R.,  Idaho,  '05 
Bishop.  Willis  T..  liiich..  '05 
Black.  Jas.  C,  Ind.,  '88 
Black,  l^ura.  N.  Y.,  'os 
Black,  Ryland  M.,  N.  Dak.,  '06 
Black,  S.  T.,  Cal.,  '95 
Black.  S.W..Kans.,  ^05 
Black.  Wm.  H..  Mo.,  '95 
BUck.  Wm.  W..  D.  C.  '05 
Blackmer,  Anna  W..  Wis.,  'os 
filackshear,  E.  L..  Tex..  '00 
Blaich,  Lydia  R.,  Ind..  '03 
Blair.  Francis  G.,  III.,  '99 
Blaisdell,  S.  IJllian,  Minn..  '03 
Blaiadell.  Thos.  C,  Mich..  '05 
Blake,  Clarence  J.,  Ma.ss.. '03 
Blake,  Mrs.  Clarence  J.,  Mass..  *o3 
Blake,  Katherine  D.,  N.  Y..  '03 
BUker,  Mrs.  E.  A..  Ind..  '06 
Blakesiee,  Charles  W.,  N.  j7,  '05 
Blakesley.  O.  T.,  Wyo..  '96 
Blankenship,  A.  S.,  Tez.,  '07 
Blessing,  Chas.  W..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Blcwett.  Ben.  Mo..  '07 
Bliss,  Frederick  L.,  Mich.,  '95 
Bliss,  Lafayette,  &Unn.,  'oa 
Block,  Louis  J..  lU.,  '99 
Blodgett.  A.  B.,  N.  Y..  '90 
Blood,  Annah  P.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Blount,  Luther  M.,  Ga.,  '05 
Boals,  M.  C,  Colo.,  '07 
B.  of  Ed„  Abilene,  Kans.,  '86 
B.  of  Ed.,  BHoit,  Wis.,  '84 
B.  of  Ed.,  City  of  New  York.  N 

Y.,  'oi 
B.  of  Ed.,  Dodge  City,  Kans.,  '86 
B.  of  Ed.,  Fulton  Co.,  Ga.,  'ox 
B.  of  Ed.,  JanesviUe,  Wis.,  '84 
B.  of  Ed.,  La  Crosse,  Wis.,  '84 
B.  of  Ed.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  '84 
B.  of  Ed.,  Nashville,  Tenn.,  '89 
B.  of  Ed.,  New  Haven,  Conn.,  'ox 
B.  of  Ed.,  Northfield,  Minn.,  '93 
B.  of  Ed.,  Oshkosh,  Wis.,  84 
B.  of  Ed.,  Ottawa,  Kans.,  '86 
B.  ofEd.,  Plainfield,  N.  J..  '05 
B.  of  Ed.,  Sedgwick,  Kans..  '86 
B.  of  Regents,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Wis. 

'84 
Bodler.  Anna,  N.  J.,  '98 
Bodwell,  Edwin  J.,  Nebr.,  '95 
Boggess.  Carey.  Ohio,  '05 
Bogle,  A.  M.,JCans.,  '07 
Bohannon.  E.  W.,  Minn.,  *oa 
Bohn,  S.  H.,  lU.,  'oa 
Boice,  H.  B.,  N.  J..  '06 
Bolenbaugh.  G.  B.,  Ohio,  '96 
Boleng.  L.  H..  W^is.,  '04 
Bolles.  Frederick  B..  Cok>..  '06 
Bolton,  Frederick  E.,  Iowa,  '00 
Bond,  G.  G.,  Ga.,  '94 


INDEX  TO  UFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


225 


Boanel],  E.  N.,  Minn.,  'oa 
BoDser  Frederick  G.,  111.,  '04 
Book,  W.  F.Mant..  *o7 
Bookwalter.  Alfred  G..  Mass.  '05 
Booac.  Richard  G^  N.  Y.,  '84 
Booth,  F.  W..  D.  C,  '00 
Borden,  James  B.,  Wis.,  '05 
Boas.  Chas.  E.,  N.  J..  '06 
Boston  College.  Mass.,  '97 
Boston  University.  Mass.,  'oa 
Bostwicit,  O  P  *  Wa,  V 
Bowilc.  Krank  A..  Cil  ,   05 

Eoutoa,  Eju^ma,  S.  I,,  "o^ 
iWiwfl),  Cor*  E.*  X.  v.*  '05 
hawva,  D.  M.,  K.111S..  *a$ 
Bfwow  Fnuik  VV'    N.  I.,  ^oa 
Boireck.  Wm,  M.  Pa„  V? 
Bowman^  G*  L.^  Wis.*  *os 
B^^vBUkD,  1*  B*.  Ohio.  '07 
BcrtnnMi^  %hii.  G.,  X,  V.,  '07 
Boinsaii,  J,  N,,  Cal,,  '01 
Bwftea,  Grace,  N.  V..  V 

Bcrd,  DaTid  R.,  OkJa.,  *9a 
fi<^  Mrs.  Gaston,  Kans.,  '97 
Boyd.  Thos.  D..  La..  '05 

:. ,.],  u\  w.,  lif.i..  \.. 

BiTfictt,  Arthur  1  4j7 

B<7d^!B,  WaJkM  L...  :.i '96 

fitopcr,  Cbarks  H.,  .S.  J.  05 
Bfljcf,  Ckti.  C.»  Pa-,  'oj 
Boyes.  W.  F.,  UU  '04 
Boflr,  Cba*.  A.*  Kab^.,  'qj 
»ffFJe.nionia*J.,  N.  Y./qj 
Boyatoii,  F,  D  .  N.  V.,  'oi 
Braiiford.  Majy  D.,  Wi%  '03 
Btjdley,  Clias-  A,.  Colo.,  '03 
&iadkrr,  Dan  F,,  Qhbj,  "07 
Eadlry.  E.  H-,  Mbii..  "07 
Uradky,  luhfl  E.,  Ma*>.,  ^90 
Bridley.  SliltfJn*  Hum^,  *93 


BraJter,llcnriette,  N.  V-.  05 


Bnuly,  Mary  J.',  Mo.,  '04 
Bracdon,  C.  S..  Mass., ' 


Brandon,  Edgar  E..  Ohio.  '05 
Brandenburg.  W.  A..  Iowa,  '06 
Brandt,  Francis  B.,  Pa.,  '97 
Brangan,  Margaret  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Branson,  E.  C,  Ga.,  'ox 
Brant,  Edith  E.,  N.  Dak.,  'oa 
Bntten,  Clifton  E..  Ohio.  '06 
Brawley,  Annie  G.,  Mass.,  '03 
Brayton,  Percy  S.,  Mass.,  '03 
Breen,  Gertrude  E.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Brehant,  James  W.,  Mass.,  '03 
Biennan,  Lucy  A.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
BreisforJ,  Chas.  H.,  Pa.,  '01 
Brewer,  A-  L.,  Ga.,  '07 
Bricker,  Jas,  I.,  Mich..  *oi 
Bridgetown  High  School,  N.  J.,  '05 
Brier,  Warren  J.,  Wis.,  '95 
Briggs.  Eva  E..  N.  T..  »os 
Briggs,  Frank  E..  Mass.,^03 
Briggs,  Thomas  H..  111.,  '04 
Brigfaam  Young  Coll.,  Utah,  '98 
Brigham,  Agnes  O.,  Wis.,  '03 
Bright,  Orvflie  T..  lU.,  '93 
Brines.  Chas.  S.,  W.  Va.,  '05 
Brimhall.  Geo.  H..  Utah.  '06 
Brindle.  George  W.,  W.  Va.,  '07 
Brislin.  Isabel  G.,  Mo..  '04 
Bristol,  E.  N.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
BrisioL  Homer  C,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Brite.  EUa  E.,  Ohio,  '03 
Brittam,  M.  L.,  Ga.,  '00 
Broadway  Sch.,  Camden,  N.  J., 

'05 
Broadwell.  Carrie  E..  Ohio..  '06 
Brockhausen,  Anna,  Ind.,  '03 
Brockton  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mass.,  '03 
Brockway.  Clarence  £.,  Mas.s.,  '05 
Braaner,' Augusta  F.,  Ky.,  '07 
Brooscm.  Minnie.  Va.,  '04 
Brooklyn  Pub.  Ub'y.  N.  Y.,  'ox 


Brooklyn  Tr.  Sch.  for  Teachers, 

N.  v.,  'OS 
nr.H>V»,  Charles  J.,  Ohio,  '01 
hrm^h:^,  Edw.,  Pa.,  '76 
Iw  .  '  4,  Edwin  R.,  N.  Y..  '05 
lir  ,,ki,  Eugene  C.  N.  C.  '06 
Ik^xjks,  John  L.,  Tex.,  '03 
Broc^k*.  kendaU  P..  Mich..  '05 
Bfictiiiki,  Margaret  M.,  Minn.,  '07 
pr, .,L  s,  Stratton  D.,  Mass..  '01 
biijuuie,  Edwin  C,  N.  Y.,  ^03 
Brough,  T.  A.,  Can.,  '03 
•Brouse.  T.  P.  W..  Ky.,  '05 
Brown  Univ.  Library,  R.  I.,  'ox 
Brown,  Alfred  L.,  Wash.,  'oa 
Brown,  C.  A.,  Ala.,  '98 
Brown,  C  E.,  Ohio,  ^9$ 
Brown,  Claude,  111.,  '00 
Brown,  Cyrus  J..  La..  '05 
Brown,  Edwin  N.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Brown,  Elizabeth  V.,  D.  C,  '98 
Brown,  Ehner  E..  D.  C,  '91 
Brown,  Geo.  A.,  111., 'oa 
Brown,  Geo.  L.,  S.  Dak.,  '05 
Brovm,  Geo.  /*.,  111..  '80 
Brown,  Geo.  W..  Mass.,  '96 
Brown,  H.  B.,  Ind.,  '95 
Brown,  H.  L..  Minn.,  '06 
Brown,  Henry  E.,  111..  *oi 
~  '         Minn..  *ox 

L.,  Utah,  *99 
ames  V..  Ala.,  '06 
ohn  A..  N.  H.,  '99 
ohn  F.,  Wyo.,  'q6 


.  Stanley,  111.,  '97 
tfarion.  La.,  '89 


Brown.  R.  E.,  N.  Y.,  os 
Brown.  Timothy  O.,  La.,  '06 
Brown,  Wm.  W,  Pa..  '06 
Browne,  Robert  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Browning,  Lucy  E.,  111.,  'oa 
Brownscombe,  Fred  J.,  Vt.,  '05 
Brownson,  E.  R.^N.  Dak.,  'oa 
Brownson.  Wm.  H..  Maine.  *o6 
Brubacher,  A.  R.,  N.  Y..  '06 
Brubaker.  Wm.  B.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Bruce,  Wm.  C,  Wis.,  '05 
Bruce,  Wm.  G.,  Wis.,  '93 
Brumbaugh,  G.  W.,  Ohio.  '96 
Brumbaugh,  M.  G.,  Pa.,  '93 
Bnmdage,  Howard  D.,  VVLi.,  '05 
Brunner,  Beulah,  Mo.,  '04 
Brunyate,   Josephine    K.,  N.  J., 

'05 
Bryan,  Tas.  E.,  N.  J^  *oa 
Bryan,  Wm.  J.  S.,  Mo.,  '99 
Bryan,  Wm.  L.,  Ind.,  '93 
Bryant  High  School,  New  York, 

N.  Y., 'OS    ^ 
Bryant,  Miss  C.  L..  Cal.,  '99 
Bryant.  Forrest  B..  Ohio,  'ox 
Bryant,  Jas,  C,  Cal.,  'oa 
Bryant,  Julian  C,  Minn.,  '07 
Bryant,  W.  H.  H.,  Mass.,  '05 
Bryn  Mawr  Coll.,  Pa.,  '99 
Bryson  Library,  Teachers*  Coll., 

N.  Y.,  '98 
Buchanan,  Geo.  V.,  Mo.,  '04 
Buchanan,  J.  E.,  Wash.,  '04 
Buchanan,  John  T.,  N.  Y,  '90 
Buchholz,  Frederick  W.,  lU..  '07 
Buchholz.  L.  W.,  Fla.,  '98 
Buchner,  Edward  F.,  Ala.,  '04 
Buck,  B.  F.,  lU.,  '03 
Buck,  Geo..  Ohio.  '06 
Buck,  P.  M.,  Jr.,  Mo..  '04 
Buckwalter,  Geoffrey.  Pa..  '05 
Budd,  Mrs.  Charles  H.,  Minn.,  'ox 
Budde,  Clarmae,  Iowa,  'oa 
Buehrle,  R.  K.,  Pa..  '9a 
Buffalo  Pub.  Library.  N.  Y.,  '99 
Buffum,  Hugh  S..  Iowa,  '06 
Bugbee.  Percy  I..  N.  Y..  '01 
Bunker.  F.  F..  Cal..  '07 
Bunnell,  Elizabeth  H.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Burdett,  James  H..  Mass.,  '03 
Burdick,  A.  Hall,  N.  Y.,  '9a 


Rynce,  Ethtlda,  Iowa,  'gj 
Burjjvrtn  Geo..  Nebf-i  'oO 
Burgess.  L  U.,  Mass.,  '» 
Bur^scsi,  I'LeodoTf  C*  III*,  ^04 
btifk,  Fr«lcr)c.  Cal.,  "^j 
Hurt,  J.  M-,  CaJ.,  ^07 
Burke,  L  E.,  Mass.,  '95 
Burke,  Robert  E,,  Miu^..  '06 
Burk^  J.  IJ,  N.  v.,  'o.^ 
liurlrson.  Dk  S.f  Ala,,  'a6 
Bur  Icy,  John  S.^  Mais  ,  'e>s 
Burlins^mc,  Meai4>,  N\  Y.,  ^03 
BujTiham,  Emcai,  Mith.,  *oi 
Bumham»  Smith.  Pn.,  'oi 
Burnhdtn.  Win.  H^  Maj«.,  '04 
Burn  ham,  IV,  R    Conn,,  '99 
BufTVs,  G.  W.,  Obici,  *oo 
Bums,  J H mi's  A*,  D,  C.  *qi 
Buffti.  J  J  ,  Ohio,  "Sk* 
Bums,  Rob!.  L.,  Pa     07 
Burr  Henrv  T.,  Criun     qj 
Burrcll,  Helen  ^3.,  Afo.,  *o4 
Brims.  Wm.  P.,  Ufsin,  \j^ 
Burriii,  Olin  H..  i^.,  *oi 
BiLTTriijfih,  flam  5.,  K.  J,.  '0$ 
Burriiuehfl,  A.  P.,  K.  V.,  *e3 
Burruss,,  J,  A.,  Va.,  '06 
iiisAh,  EfJwaH,  N,  v.,  'cf 
Bu»h.  Jm  R..  VV.  Va.,  'o^ 
But-hneU,  H.  T.,  Iowa,  *^-} 
Butler  CoUcise^  lod.,  '00 
Butlrr,  jlrltitir  P.,  N.  J.^  'o* 
Busier,  H.  G„  III.,  ^02 
Buller,  tisbcth  M„  Mlun,,  b? 
Bu?ler,  N'ithatiLcl,  LL.  '06 
Buitfr,  XLhoia^  M .,  N.  Y.,  *8s 
Butler,  S    R  ,  Ala.,  '02 
Hill  Jet,  W   D.,  Tti.n'oj 
Buiicrn  W  m.  D.,  Mo.,  *o4 
BuUer.  Wm.  M.,  Mo..'o4 
Butte  Free  Pub.  Lib'y.  Mont..  '00 
Butterfield,  K.  L..  Mass.,  '03 
P-— -r-r  hovAi^  N..  CaL,  'os 
I  ■  Hi    1.,  IIL'96 

i.:m.  ....  Uilfift!  jJ.  V./oa 

r.^i.iL..Ti.  u+o  y.,  wis,  '0$ 

Bu^ajnl,  Harry  O.,  IndM  '04 
ByrtJe.  Chri**ophcr  L,  III,  *o6 
Hvthc*.  Jiimt-'iC.,  \.  Y.,  *o^ 
Cabot.  Mrs.  Ella  L,,  Mas***  '03 
Otbot,  Stcpbcti  i'.»  Ma.sji.^  '03 
Caiiman^  \V.  S  ,  Obi^*  '04 
C^^IwolladtrH,  ^itjur,  Ohio,  'oj 
Cadjf,  H.  n.,  Minn  ,  '07 
OUn,  A.  \V.,  Phil.  U..  '04 
Cain.  Emily,  Qhio,  '0^ 
Cainvi,  MfA.  Anna  S,,  Mo.,  '04 
CaMwril.  H.  C,  L3./96 
t;il!'.Mll.  H.  VV.,  Ntbr.,  V 
C^hJwdl.  J    H.,  A/k./oi 
C^J.K^dl,  nil.  W.,  llL/oa 
Cjithfjuo*  John  Cf  FLt.H  *oi 
California  Stale  LiUrary.  '9Q 
Call,  Artliur  D.,  Conn  ,  't;^ 
Callahan,  John,  Wis.,  ^04 
Callahan.  Henry  VV.,  Colo.,  '03 
Callahan,  Katharine  R.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Calumet   &  Hecla   Mining  Co. 

Lib'y,  Mich.,  'oa 
Cambridge  Pub.  Lib'y.  Mass..  'oa 
Cammack,  Ira  I.,  Mo.,  '95 
Camp.  Anna  R.,  Wis.   'oa 
Camp,  David  N..  Conn.,  '79 
Campbell.  A.  G.,  Kans.,  '86 
Campbell.  Mary  R.,  Wis.,  'oa 
CampbeU,  W.  H.,  111.,  '95 
CampbeU.  Wm.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Canfeld,  Jas.  H..  N.  Y.,  '84 
Canisius  College,  N.  Y.,  '02 
Cannon,  Geo.  L..  Colo.,  '95 
Cannon,  Honora  D.,  Cal..  '99 
Canty.  Margaret.  Wis.,  'o^, 
Cardiff    Free    Public    Libraries, 

Wales.  '00 
Carey,  C.  £.,  Ohio,  '95 
Carfrey.  J.  H..  Mass.,  ^97 
Cargo,  R.  M.,  Pa..  '96 


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NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


C*rhart,  Paul  W..  Mau.,  'qs 
C»r!*.  EihfiJ,  W.  Vft..  '^ 
Carletoti  Coll.  Lib'y,  Mum./a 
CarLsiTjn,  Alfr^  C  ►  ItkJno,  'oj 
CuTDftfi,  Adeluttr,  tikd.,  'oj 
Carman.  E  K^tCn  Ind  <  "oj 
CirniJin,  Gto.  N..  111.*  ^oo 
Cim,  W.  D..  FU,,  '04 
CamciKir^^^'yH  AlWhenT.  Pa  /01 

Cortiegie  Ub>,  Bradiord,  Pa  ^  '01 
Caraiirit  LibVn  Fort  VVttfth,  Te*., 

'06 
Carnegie  Lib'y,  Homestead,  Pa., 

'06 
Carnegie  Iib*y,  Ixoa  Mountain, 

Mich.,  '06 
Carnegie  lib'y,  Nashville,  Tenn., 

•06 
Carnegie  lib'y,  Pittsburg,  Pa^  '99 
Carnegie  lib'y,  San  Antonio.Tez., 

'03 
Camell,  Laura  H.,  Pa.,  '03 
Caroland,  May  R.,  Pa..  '05 
Carpenter,  Estelle,  Cal.,  '01 
Carpenter,  J.  H.,  Wis.,  '84 
Carr,  James  M.,  Ohio,  '98 
Carr,  John  P.,  Miss.,  '06 
Carr,  John  W.,  Ohio,  '97 
Carr,  Mary  E.,  Mo..  '04 
Carrier,  F.W.,Vt.,  ^03 
Carrington,  George  D.,  Jr.,  Nebr., 

'07 
CarnngtoD,  W.  T.,  Mo.,  '99 
Carroll  Sch.  Patrons'  Asao.,  Mo., 

'04 
CarroU,  C.  P..  N.  Y.,  '95 
Carson,  C.  H.,  Jr.,  La.,  ^00 
Carson,  Lucy  H^  Mont.,  '04 
Carter.  Charles  E..  Colo.,  '07 
Carter,  Chas.,  Idaho,  '07 
Carter.  E.  M..  Mo..  '07 
Carter.  Harriet  I.,  Minn.,  *o6 
Cary,  C.  P.,  Wis.,  '07 
Case.  Richard.  N.  J..  '94 
Casey,  W.  V..  Colo.,  '05 
Cassidy.  H.  A,  OhiaVs 
Caterson.  Eliza  A..  N.  V.,  '01 
CatholicUniv.  of  America.  D.  C. 

CatteU,  J.  McK..  N.  Y.  '03 
Caviness,  A.  L.,  Nebr.,  'ox 
Center  Sch..  Bloomfield.  N.  J..'os 
Cent.  St.  Nor.- Sch.,  Mich.,  ^>j 
Cent.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Pa.,  '06 
Chace,  Seth  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
Chadsey,  Chas.  E.,  Colo..^95 
Challman,  S.  A.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Chahncrs,  W.  W..  Ohio,  '95 
Chamberlain.  A.  H.,  Cal..  '97 
Chamberlain,  Geo.  A..  Wis.,  '04 
Chamberlain.  T.  A.,  D.  C.  'o^ 
Chamberlain,  James  F.,  Cal..  ^05 
Chamberlain,  S.  Belle,  Idaho.  '06 
Chamberlain,  Wm.  H.,  lU.,  '05 
Chambers.  Mrs.  Mary  D.,  III.,  '05 
Chambers,  Will  G.,  Colo.,  '01 
Chimpirm.  AnnA  B,.  lU,.  '06 
Ch^ncdlor,  Wm   E  .  D.  C. 'oo 
ChHit]iiief,  J    A.  C.  Va.,  *o4 
CbnTiiiler,  Johjj  W.,  N.  V.,  '90 
Chanty,  Auiil^  1.,  Idnilin.  *07 
Ch;ififyj  Lurieij  W*  Mina.,  'oa 
Ckid-rv,  N.  H.,  OhK>,  'oq 
Chi^pio,  E,  P.,  Ky.,  'oi 
Chipman,  C   B.,  Gt,,  'oj 
Chupfrtan,  Kdith  H.,  Pi,,  Vj 
CbApnun,  F  E-.  Mtm.,  '94 
Chapnfc,  fe  P ,  H.  Dak..  -Dj 
Ch^irkr-.  FruJ    L    Til.  'oG 
Charltoo,  L<iu;<^  ri.'.  V.,  *as 
Chartera.  W.  W.,  Mo.,  '06 
Chase.  Lucy  M.  N.  J.,  '05 
Chase,  Ray  E.,  Cal..  ^07 
Chase,  Susan  F.,  N.  Y..  '98 
Chase,  Wayland  J.,  HI.,  '00 
Chatfield.  George  H.,  N.  ¥..  '05 


Cbeever,  W.  H.,  Wis.,  '06 
Cheney,  Francis  J.,  N.  Y.,  '91 
Cheney,  H.  C,  111.,  '01 
Cheney,  H.  D..  Idaho,  '07 
Cherry.  H.  H..  Ky..  '06 
Cherry,  T.  C.  Ky..  'oj 
Cheater,  E.  P.,  Ccnn.,  '07 
Chevalier,  W.  F.,  Iowa,  'oa 
Chicago  Pub.  Library.  111.,  '08 
Chickering.  John  J.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Childs,  Ernest  W.,  Ga..  '03 
Childa,  J.  R..  Vt..  '07 
Chittenden,  M.  D.,  Vt.,  '03 
Chrisman,  Oscar,  Ohio,  '03 
Christie.  James  H.,  N.  J..  ^06 
Christenberry,  D.  P..  Ala.,  'op 
Christenson,  D.  H.,  Utah,  '01 
Chubb,  Edwin  W..  Ohio.  '05 
Chubb.  Perdval.  N.  Y.,  '05 
Church.  Emma  M..  111..  '05 
Church,  Geo.  E.,  R.  I.,  '9a 
Church.  Harry  V..  lU..  '06 
Churchill,  J.  O.,  Cal..  '97 
aty  UbV.   Manchester,   N.  H, 

'06 
City  Lib'y.  Springfield,  Mass.,  '98 
Clagg,  J.  Henry,  Mass.,  '03 
ClaSf,  Francis  R.,  N.  Y..  '94 
Qair  Sub-Dist.  Sch.,  Pa.,  *o6 
Clancy.  Albert  W.,  Minn.,  '90 
Clancy,  Noel  J.,  Tex.,  '97 
CUpp,  George  I.,  Mass.,  '03 
Qark  University.  Mass..  '05 
Clark.  A.  L..  Iowa.  '06 
Clark,  Edward  O.,  Mass.,  '98 
Qark,  Elixa  L..  Mass. .  '03 
Clark,  Frances  E.,  Wis.,  'oa 
Clark,  Frank  H.,  Colo.,  '86 
Clark,  Herbert  F.,  Cal..  '07 
Clark,  Mrs.  Ida  H..  Wb.,  '00 
Clark,  James  E..  N.  Mex..  '03 
Clark,  John  H..  N.  Y..  '05 
Clark,  L.  H.,  Wis..  '84 
Clark,  Mary  L..  Ind..  '06 
CUrk.  M.  G.,Ill..'o6 
Clark,  Reed  P..  Ohio,  '03 
Clark.  W.  A.,  Nebr..  '95 
Clarke,  Elva  E..  Kans..  '94 
Clarke,  Ernest  P.,  Mich.,  '01 
Clarke,  Francis  D.,  Mich.,  '97 
Class  Tchrs.  Organiz.  of  Brooklyn, 

N.  Y..  'OS 
Classen,  Mrs.  A.  W.  H.,  Cal.,  '89 
Claxton,  P.  P.,  Tcnn..  '98 
Clayton,  R.  A.,  Ala.,  '03 
Clemmons.  Wm.  H..  Nebr.,  '05 
Clcmo.T.  W.,Mich..  '06 
Clemson  Agri.  Coll..  S.  C.  'oa 
Clendencn.  T.  C,  III.,  'o? 
Cleveland  Pub.  Lib'y,    Ohio,   '97 
Cleveland.  Leslie  L..  Mass.,  '03 
Clifford.  Chas.  C  Ind..  '06 
Clifford,  W.  N..  Iowa,  '05 
Clifton.  Harry  T..  Cal.,  'os 
Clinger.  D.  S.,  Ky..  '05 
Clopper,  E.  N..  Porto  Rico.  '06 
Clough,  Burton  M.,  Mass..  '03 
Cloyd.  David  E.,  Utah,  'oa 
Clum,  George  V.,  Ul.,  '99 
Clum,  John  E..  111.,  '04 
Cobb.  Chas.  N..  N.  Y.,  '94 
Cobb.  H.  E..  111..  '03 
Cobb.  Matie  A..  III..  '04 
Cobb.  Richard,  Mass..  'oa 
Coblentr,  Oscar  B..  Md..  '06 
Cobum  Lib'y  ^f  Colo.  Coll.,  '05 
Cobum,  F.  r .,  Mass.,  '09 
Cobum,  Oscar  E..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Cobum.  Wm.  G.,  Mich..  '95 
Cochrane.  W.  E.,  N.  Y..  '98 
Coddington,  A.  O.,  III.,  '93 
Cody,  Alvin  N..  Mich.,  '04 
Coe  Coll«je,  Iowa,  '03 
Coe,  Emily  M.,  Cal..  '80 
Coe.  George  A..  III.,  '03 
Coe.  Ida,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Cofl^,  C.  W.  D.,  N.  y.,  '00 


Coffin.  Mary  E..  N.  J.,  'o*- 
CoSman,  Lotus  D.,  111.,  'oa 
Cogswell.  Hamlin  E.,  Pa..  '05 
Cohn,  I^uis  B.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Colbum.  Jessie  B.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Colbura.  Mina  B..  Ohio.  '06 
Colby,  E.  C.  N.  Y.,  '96 
Colcord,  I.  C.  Cal.,  '07 
Cole.  Aaron  H.,  111.,  'oa 
Cole,  Chas.  W.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Cole,  StonewaU  J.,  Ala.,  ^03 
Cole,  Wm.  H.,  Ohio.  '70 
Coleman.  John  T..  S.  C,  '00 
Cokstock.  H.  L.,  Cal..  '07 
Colfax  Sub-Dist.  Sch..  Pittsburg, 

Pa.,  '06 
Colgate  University,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
College,  Agri.,  of  Kans.,  '97 
College  of  Agri.  of  R.  I.,  '03 
College  of  the  City  of  New  York, 

'06 
College,  Amherst,  Mass.,  '97 
College,  Bellevue.  Nebr..  '97 
College,  Boston,  Mass.,  97 
College,  Brig.  Young.  Uuh,  '98 
College,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.,  '99 
College,  Butler,  Ind.,  '00 
College,  Canisius,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
College,  Conn.  Agri..  '99 
College,  Da>idson.  N.  C..  '06 
College.  Dickinson.  Pa.,  '09 
College,  Earlham.  Ind.,  '07 
College,  Emory,  Ga.,  '01 
College.  Ga.  Nor.  and    In     5   . 

'06 
College,  Geneva,  Pa..  '06 
College  for  Tchrs.,  Geo.  Pea"  hi  :> . 

Tcnn.,  '04 
College,  Hendriz.  Ark.,  '97 
CoUege,  HiUsdale,  Midi.,  '00 
CoUege  of  the  Holy  Cross,  Man^ 

'01 
College,  Iowa,  Grinndl,  '00 
College,  Iowa  State,  Ames,  '01 
College,  Lake  Erie.  Ohio,  '06 
College,  Lincoln,  lU..  '97 
CoUege.  Manhattan,  N.  Y..  '06 
College,  Midland,  Kans.,  '99 
College,  Montana  State,  '99 
College,  Mt.  Holyoke,  Mass..  'oa 
College,  Pennsylvania  State,  '00 
College,  Pomona,  Cal..  '99 
College.  Raddiffe.  Mass..  '05 
College,  Ripon,  Wis.,  'oa 
CoUege,  Rockford,  lU..  '04 
CoUege   of   St.   Frauds   Xavier, 

N.  Y.,  '00 
CoUege.  Smith.  Mass.,  '98 
CoUege,  South  Carolina,  'ca 
College.  South  Dak.  Agri.,  '09 
College,  State,  of  Washington.  '05 
CoUege,  Vassar,  N.  Y.,  '98 
CoUege,  Wabash.  Ind..  '95 
College.  Waynesburg,  Pa..  '02 
College,  Wellesley,  Mass..  '00 
College,  WdU,  N.  Y.,  '06 
College,  Westminster,  Mo.,  '07 
CoUege.  Wheaton,  lU.,  '99 
College.  WTiitman,  Wash.,  'oi 
CoUege,  WilUams,  Mass.,  '97 
College,  Woman's,  Md.,  '99 
College.  Yankton.  S.  Dak..  '07 
ColUcolt,  Jacob  G..  Ind.,  'os 
ColUn,  C.  O.  L.,  Mass.,  'oj 
CoUins.  A.  Harvey.  Cal.,  '06 
Collins,  C.  I..  Mich.,  '03 
Collins.  Ed.  D..  Vt..  '06 
ColUns  Fvdward  E.,  S.  Dak.,  '99 
Collins,  Frank  H..  N.  Y..  '04 
CoUins.  Halsey  M.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
CoUins.  I.  H..  ni..  '05 
ColUns.  John  E.,  Ohio.  '06 
Cf^ins.    c^  S.,  Mo.,  '97 
ColUns.  Jos.  v..  Wis.,  'os 
CoIUm,  Maria  C,  Ohio.  '03 
Collins,  Ndlie  C.  Ul.,  'oa 
.CoUister,  Laura  K.,  Ohio.  '06 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


2^7 


CohimbU  Con.  of  Express.,  Ill./oa 
Colttmbia  Uaiversity,  N.  Y.,  '95 
CoIweU.  Nathan  P..  111..  06 
Comings,  Fannie  S.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Comstock,  C  E.,  111.,  '03 
Comstock.  E.  H..  Minn..  '01 
Comstock,  T.  B.,  Cal.,  '95 
Conam,  Osmyn  P.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Conant,  Roger  L..  P<»to  Rico,  '05 
Conard,  H.  E.,  Ohio.  '04 
Conaty,  Thomas  J.,  Cal.,  '03 
Ondoo,  Randall  J.,  Mont.,^oz 
Coagdon,  C.  H.,  Ul..  '94 
Congdon  F.  K..  Mass..  '06 
Caaga,  Chas.  T.,  Cal,.  '07 
Conklingj  W.  E.,  Mich.,  '96 
Conlin,  Francis  J.,  Mass.,  '03 
Conn,  G.  W.,  Jr.,  lU..  '03 
Connecticut  Agri.  Cculege,  '99 
Connelley,  C.  B.,  Pa.,  *ox 
Cooniff.  John  R.,  La.,  'ox 
Connolly,  John  M.,  Mass.,  '03 
Connors,  Alice  M.,  Mo.,  '04 
Conrow.  Elizabeth,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Conrow,  Georgiana,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Cooroy,  John  P.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Converse,  F.  E.,  Wis.,  '97 
Conway.  Thos.  W..  Okla.,  »o6 
ConweO,  Russell  H..  Pa.,  'ox 
Cook,  A.  D..  Wyo.,  '06 
Cook,  Albert  P.,  Mich.,  '01 
Cook,  Albert  S.,  Md.'oa 
Cook,  Chas.  F.,  N.  li.,  '98 
Cook,  DeEsta.  Ari*.,  '07 
Cook,  EKzabcth  B.,  lU.,  '96 
Cook,  Fayette  L.,  S.  Dak.,  *7S 
Cook,  Frauds  E.,  Mo.,  *oa 
Cook,  Geo.  B.,  Ark.,  '05 
Cook,  H.  Moreland,  Wash.,  'ox 
Cook.  Homer  L.,  Ind.,  '05 
Cook,  Homer  M.,  Mo.,  '07 
Cook.  Ida  M.,  lU..  '99 
Cook,  John  W.M.^ 
Cook,  Webster,  Mich.,  'ox 
Cookson,  Charles  W..  Ohio,  '06 
CooJey.AnnaM^N.  Y.,'o4 
Cooky,  Mrs.  A.  W.,  N.  Dak.,  '96 
Cooley.  E.  G.,  m.  '97 
Cooley,  F.  W.,  Ind..  '95 
Cooley,L.C.,N.  yLV 
CooJey,  Robert  L..  v(ris.,  '05 
Coomhi.  John  H.,  Utah,  '06 
Cooper,  Clara  F.,  Ncbr.,  '04 
Cooper,  F.  B.,  Wash.  '94 
Cooper,  F.  I..  Mass.,  ^3 
Cooper,  T.  W.,  Pa.,  '06 
Cooper,  Milton  C,  Pa.,  '01 
Cooper,  O.  H.,  Tex.,  '94 
Coovcr,  John  E,  Cal.,  *os 
Coover,  Nathaniel,  Kans.,  '86 
Cope.  Henry  F..  111.,  '06 
Cope,  W.  P.,  Ohio.  '03 
Copeland,  Chas.  H.,  Ind.,  '99 
Corbett,  Henry  R..  lU.,  '90 
Corbly.  Lawrence  J.,  W.  Va.,  'oa 
Corcoran.  John  B..  N.  Y.,  '06 
Cording,  Agnes  A.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Corl,  Frederick  J.,  Ky.,  '04 
Corlett,  Bessie  M.,  Ohio.  '06 
ComcD  Univ.  Library,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Coraey,  Evie,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Comroan,  O.  P.,  Pa.,  '03 
Comw^,  Cynthia  J.,  Miim.,  '07 
Corson,  David  B.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Corson,  O.  T.,  Ohio,  '87 
Corthetl.  W.  J.,  Maine,  '92 
Cosner,  Lottie  M.,  Ohio,  '03 
Cottingfaam.  Wm.  W..  Pa.,  '06 
Cotton,  F.  A.,  Ind.,  '98 
CottreU.  John  B.,  N.  Y^  '05 
Coulter,  J.  G.,  111.,  '07 
Coulter,  Minnie,  Cal.,  '09 
Coultrap,  F.  S..  Ohio,  '00 
Couans,  R.  B.,  Texas,  '04 
Coven,  C  H..  Cal.,  »o7 
Covry,  Claude  C.  Or^n.  '01 
Coving.  Helen  H.,  Ohio,  '01 


Cowk^,  Dudley  ft.,  Mam.,  *oi 

C4jwlc5   IViifl  R.,  N.  J.,  'oa 
C«JS,  liAwin  B.,  Ohio,  'fig 
Cox.  E.  Moms,  Cal,,  *^ 
Cox.  Hrory  C,  m,  V 
Cox,  Jean  W.,  N.  J.,  ^97 
Cijy,  E.  W,  Ohio,  '83 
CDyne.  Frattd^  R.,  Pa..  *cA 
Crftbbf,  I.  G  .  Ky,  *^7 
CrabbP,  UlLu  B.,  Mlth..  '03 
Crabtrce.  J    W.,  Nebr^  '05 
CraU,  Arthur  U.,  O.  C.,  'go 
Ctm,  KatlicrJnc  L.,  Ct>l« .  ^04 
Craijt,  Qscw  J.,  Mont..  '93 
Cfytijihca'i,  E.  B.,  1ji-.  "oi 
CiiiiJi,  M-utian  D,  N\  Y.,  'o^ 
Cramer,  W.  F..  Iowa,  '00  ^ 
Crampton,  C.  Ward,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Cranaall,  Benj.  R.,  Idaho,  '03 
CrandalL  D.  A.,  R.  I..  '03 
Crane,  Cornelia  S.,  111.,  '97 
Crane,  F.  E.,  Ohio,  '01 
Crane,  Frank,  S.  Dak,  '95 
Crane,  Harriet  B.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Crane,  Julia  E.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Crane,  Wm.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Cranston,  John  A..  Cal.,  '04 
Cranston,  R.  W.,  Minn.,  '96 
Crawford,  J.  Forsyth,  Iowa,  '05 
Crawford,  Wm.  A..  Ark.,  '06 
Crawford,  Wm.  C,  Mass..  '03 
Crawshaw,  Fred  D.,  III.,  '01 
Cree,  Raymond,  Cal.,  '07 
Creighton  Univ.,  Nebr.,  '03 
Crider,  W.  X.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Crissy,  L  O.,  N.  Y^  '08 
Crist,  Henry  M.,  N.  Y„  '96 
Crist,  W.  James,  N.  Y..  '05 
Critchett,  E.  T.,  Minn^  '98 
Critton,  Mrs.  Anna  S.,  wis.,  04 
Crittenton.  Lillie,  111.,  '02 
Crockett,  May  M.,  111.,  '95 
Crone.  R.  B.,  Iowa,  '04 
Cronebaugh,  C.  L.,  Ohio,  '99 
Croner,  Sara  E.,  Pa.,  '06 
Cronson,  Bernard,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Crooker,  F.  F.,  N.  Y.,  'o? 
Crooks,  H.  M.,  Oregon,  ^03 
Cropsey,  Miss  N.,  Ind.,  '91 
Crosby,  Dick  J.,  D.  C,  '01 
Crosby,  W.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '70 
Crosier,  Merton  E.,  Iowa,  '06 
Cross,  J.  G.,  Cal;,  '09 
Crofls,  Moses  S.,  Cal.,  '07 
Croswell,  Thos.  R.,  Cal.,  'oa 
Crouch,  Sarah  E.,  Mo.,  '95 
Crouse,  Mrs.  J.  N.,  111.,  \»3 
Crouter,  A.  L.  E.,  Pa^  '00 
Crowell,  Geo.  H.,  N.  C.,  '98 
Crowley,  Kate  E.,  Mo.,  '04 
Cruikshank,  Jas.,  N.  Y.,  '57 
Cubage,  J.  G.,  Ark.,  '07 
Cubberly,  E.  P.,  Cal.,  '94 
Culbertson,  E.  D.  Y.,  Iowa,  '95 
CuUcn,  Chas.  E..  Mich.,  '04 
Cully,  H.  H.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Cumberland  Valley  St.  Nor.  Sch., 

Pa..  '06 
Cummings,  Edw.  P.,  Mich.,  '01 
Cummings,  Horace  H.,  Utah,  '05 
Cummings.  M.  W.,  Pa..  '06 
Cummings,  W.  H.,  N.  H.,  '03 
Cummins,  J.  P.,  Ohio,  '00 
Cunningham,  Catherine  A.,  Mo., 

'04 
Cunningham,  R.  J.,  Mont.,  '04 
Cuno,  Annie  E.,  Mo^  '04 
Curran,  Ulysses  T.,  Ohio,  '66 
Currier,  C.  F.  A.,  Mass.,  '00 
Currier,  E.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Curry,  James  S.,  Ohio,  '03 
Curtis  High  School,  New  York, 

N.  Y.,  '05 
Curtis  Sch.,  New  York,  N.  Y..  '03 
Curtis,  A.  E.,  Mich.,  '96 
Curtis,  Chester  B.,  Mo.,  '04 


Curtis,  FanniebeUe,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Curds,  Geo.  H.,  Mich.,  '05 
Curtis,  J.  W.,  Phil.  Is.,  '03 
Curtis,  Virgil  G.,  Pa.,  '92 
Curtis,  Wilbur  R.,  Ind.,  '06 
Gushing,  Grafton  D.,  Mass.,  '03 
Cushman,  Lillian  S.,  111.,  '03 
Cutler,  H.  F.,  Mass.,  'oa 
Cutter,  Irving  S.,  Nebr.,  'oa 
Dabney,  C.  W.,  Ohio,  '99 
Dacus,  Ida  J.,  S.  C,  '07 
Dafoe,  Geo.  Eber,  Wis.,  '97 
DaUey,  M.  E^  Cal.,  '98 
Dakin,  Mrs.  Esse  B.,  ind.,  'ox 
Dalborg,  Mats,  Sweden,  '04 
Dalyrm^e,  C.  M.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Dana,  Fenella^ans.,^9S 
Dana,  Myron  T.,  N.  V.,  '07 
Daniels,  J.  W.,  Idaho,  *98 
Danielsson,  Anna  H.  J.,  Sweden, 

DaSn,  HolHs  E,.  N.  Y„  '03 
r>tmnclly,  J,  M-,  Ala.,  '07 
Dtirst<  Warrra,  Ohio.  '01 
Datlmmih  ColJ.  Uh'v,  N.  H.,  'oa 
Darit,  Morton  L.,  Ohb.  'oj 
Davenport  Tub,  Lib'y,  Iowa,  '06 
DflVev.  VtrtiDB  L,  N.  J.,  'o» 
DaviJjtfn.  Chas.  C.,  Ohb,  *8o 
Uavidsfin  CoSlfgi^,  N.  C,  *d6 
Da'vid'kjnH.  Marg^iret.  N.  V-,  '05 
D*vidMMi.  Percy  E„  Cal.,  '07 
Davidson.  Win.  M.,  Nubr.*  'flo 
Davis,  Allan,  D.  C,  '95 
Davis,  B.  C  ^  Ga.,  "03 
Davja,  B,  M  .  Ohio.  ^01 
Davis.  Bwjthe  C,  N.  Y.,  'gft 
D^n^,  Charles  S,,  Okla,,  'oj 
Davis,  Edith  S.,  Wis.,  "07 
Dads,   l^mma  C,   Obio^  *^4 
fJiivi^,  K.  Dayton,  Mith..  '04 
DavLs  Geo.  S.,  N.  Y.,  '9ft 
Davi-i,  G».  W..  lU..  V 
r».ivis  Harriel  B.  Hi.,  '07 

Davis,  Mary  V.,  Idaho,  '07 
Davis,  Mrs.  M.  M.,  N.  Dak.,  'oa 
Davis,   Mrs.  M.   R.  G.,  Conn., 

'oa 
Davis,  Thomas  W.,  Mass.,  '03 
Davis,  T.  S.,  Pa.,  'os 
Davis,  Wm.  Harper,  Pa.,  '03 
Davis,  Wm.  Holmes,  Va.,  '03 
Dawson,  Edgar,  N.  J..  '05 
Dawson,  Georae  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
Dawson,  H.  T..  N.  Y.,  '95 
Dayton  Pub.  Lib'y,  Ohio,  '03 
Deahl,  J.  N.,  W.  Va.,  '96 
Dean,  H.  A.,  lU.,  '04 
Dean,  S.  H.,  Pa.,  '06 
Deane,  Chas.  H.,  Wash.,  '04 
Deane,  Chas.  W.,  Conn.,  '89 
Deans,  WiUiam  J.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Dearborn,  Rufus  J.,  Ind.,  '00 
Dearborn,  Walter  F.,  Wis.,  '03 
Dearmont,  W.  S.,  Mo.,  '99 
Dcarness,  F.  W.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Deatrick,  W.  W..  Pa^,  '9a 
De  Camp,  John  A.,  \lass..  '05 
Decker,  Geo.  W.,  Utah,  '04 
Decker,  Wm.  H.,  N.  Mex.,  '07 
DeGarmo,  Chas.,  N.  Y.,  '89 
Dcighton,  Ida  M.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Delany,  Faustin  S..  Ky.,  'oa 
Dell.  J.  G.,  Pa..  '06 
DelUnger,  Oris  P..  Mass.,  '07 
DeLoach,  R.  J.  H.,  Ga.,  '04 
Demarest,  J.  B.  T.,  N.  Y., '00 
Demarest,  Peter  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Dempsey,  Clarence  H.,  Vt.,  '03 
Denbigh,  John  H..  N.  V.,  '05 
Denfeld,  Robt.  E..  Minn.,  V 
Denison  Univ.  Lib'y,  Ohio,  '00 
Dennis,  Chas.  E..  Jr.,  R.  I.,  'oa 
Denny,  Winfield  A..  Ind.,  '05 
Denton,  Lewis  H.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Denton,  Minna  C,  111.,  '03 


228 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Dept.  of  Ed.,  N.  Y..  »oi 
Dept.  of  Ed.,  Nova  ScocU,  'oa 
Dept.  of  Ed.,  Ontario,  'oa 
Dept.  of  Ed.,  Porto  Rico,  'oa 
Dept.  of  Ed.,  Texas.  '06 
Dept.  of  Pub.  Instr.,  III.,  '99 
Dept.  of  Pub.  Instr.,  Mich.,  Voa 
Dept.  of  Pub.  Instr.,  Minn.,  '01 
Dept.  of  Pub.  Instr.,  Nebr.,  *oi 
Dept  of  Pub.  Instr.,  N.  Dak.,  'oa 
Dept.  of  Pub.  Instr.,  Va.,  '05 
Dept.  of  St.   Comm'r  of  Com. 
Scha..  Ohio,  '06 

Dtm,  Marv  E,  Hfthn.  MiM..  '03 
Daal  F.  M  .  Indii,  '07 
De  IVck.  W.  E.  Pft, -06 
Detiprw,  J.  C,  MiiSi  '97 
Uevljn,  licnvju-d  J.,  ?f    Y,,  '05 
Dewey.  Chitfle*  0„  NY.,  '03 
Dewey,  John,  N.  V.,  *Q7 
DcHcv,  Mdvil  N.  Y  ,  V 
jJeWiM  rlinn.n  tl    ^k]     S.Y.,'03 
De^i^  ■    ■  l^iu-.  'gS 

Dbl. 

Dick.  Archibald  M..  N.  J.,  '06 
Dick,  Fred,  Colo.,  '95 
Dick,  Wallace  P..  Pa.,  '05 
Dickinson  College,  Pa.,  '90 
Dickinson,  Frances,  111.,  '01 
Dickinson.  H.  N..  N.  Y..  '03 
Dickman,  J.  W.,  Iowa,  'oa 
Diekenga,  Fannie  E.,  Mo.,  '04 
Dietrich,  Geo.  C,  Ohio,  '03 
Dietrich,  John«  Colo.,  '95 
Dietrick.  W.  J.,  Pa.,  '05 
Dike,  Corneha  A.,  N.  Y..  '03 
DiU.  Joseph  M.,  Ala.. 'ox 
Dillin,  Susan  A.,  Ohio.  '04 
Dillon,  Mrs.  Sarah  E.,  Mo.,  '04 
DiUman,  L.  M..  III..  '86 
Dimick,  Orlando  W..  Mass.,  '03 
Dimock,  Helena,  Cal.,  '07 
Dinsmore.  J.  W.,  Ky.,  '98 

|V»^kl>.,m.  Rolrt.  F.,  Pfct  '06 

r  ■  ■.  r ,  Tti.,  '96 

L'.JL-_;Ji,  ^.iiiC,  s.  Y.. '<1J 

Dofiiie  L^Jt^^e^  Nehr,,  ox 
Ikuuie,  Letitja  L..  UL^  '07 
Dobba,Dla  V..Ca1..*u| 
DockriUJiLi.  ClU./ci 
Dodge,  M.  LufJla,  m  ,  '^1 
Dod*i?.  R.  E.,  N.Y./gS 
Dodaf.  Wm.  C,IU./9<^ 
Dotdcn,  F.  H.,  \\l,  07 
DoDJien,  BHt  CaL  'as 
DoiuieLly,  TercAB  J,  lU.,  '03 
Dodflhut,  Mm.  Mjj¥  C,  N.  Y.. 

'05 
Donohue,  Thomas  M.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Donovan,  Timothv  F.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Donovan,  W.  N.,  Mass.,  '03 
Dorman,  M.  A.,  Ark.,  '07 
Doty,  John,  N.  Y.  '03 
Doughton.  Isaac.  Pa..  '07 
Doughty.  Walter  F,.  Tex..  '06 
Douglass,  S.  A.,  Mo.,  '04 
Douthett,  A.  T.,  Pa.,  '01 
Douthctt,  Thos.  D.,  Ohio,  '03 
Dow,  Tas.  J.,  Minn.,  '96 
DowcQ,  PhiUp.  N.  Y..  '05 
Downes,  Frederick  E.,  Pa.,  '05 
Downey,  I.  A..  Nebr,.  '06 
Downing,  A.  S..  N.  Y.,  '91 
Downing,  M.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Doyle,  Margaret  L.,  Mass.,  '03 
Doyle.  Mary  E..  111..  '91 
Doyne,  John  J..  Ark..  '06 
Drake.  Ellis  H.,  Ind..  'oa 
Draper,  Andrew  S.,  N.  Y.,  '88 
Draper.  Frank  O*.  R.  I.,  '03 
Dreher.  E.  S..  S.  C,  '96 
Drew,  Frank.  Mass.,  '03 
Driehaus.  Irwin  W..  N.  Y..  '05 
Driggs,  Frank  M.,  Utah,  '07 
Driscoll.  Frances  M.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
DriscoU,  John  J..  N.  Y.,  '05 


Droppers,  Garrett,  Ma«..  '03 
Drought,  Caroline  A.,  Md.,  '04 
Drushel«  A.  W.,  Conn.,  'oa 
Dnishel,  J.  A.,  Mo.,  '05 
Du  BoM.  joe!  C,  Ala..  *o6 
Dudgeon,  R.  B.,  Wis.,  '94 
Dudley.  B.  F.,  La..  '06 
Duggan,  S.  P..  N.  Y., '06 
Duke,  Josephine  G.,  Pa.,  05 
Dunbar,  WmTF..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Duncan,  Geo.  W.,  Ala..  '03 
Dunhaupt.  R.  C.  F.,  Mo.,  ^04 
Dunlevy,  Wm.  P.,  S.  Dak.,  '03 
Dunphy,  A.  E.,  N.  Dak.,  'oa 
Dunton,  Charles  H.,  Vt.,  '01 
Durell,  Fletcher,  N.  J.,  '03 
Du  Rie,  W.  B.,  N.  J.,  ^05 
Dutcher,  Edw.  H.,  N.  J.,  '99 
DutUm,  BeUu  A.,  Ohio. '80 
Dutton,  Chas.  F.,  Jr.,  Ohio,  '01 
Dutton,  S.  T.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Duval,  Maria  P.,  Va.,  ^03 
Dwye-,  John,  N.  Y.,  '03 
DycheJ.  E  ,  OkU..  06 
Dyer,  F.  B.,  Ohio,  '96 
Dyer,  Frank  R..  Kans.,  '91 
Dyer,  Wm.  C,  Mo.,  '04 
Dyke,  Chas.  B..  Colo..  '99 
Dynes,  Sarah  A..  N.  J.,  ^oa 
Dysart,  Paul  M..  Pa.,  '05 
Eakins,  Mrs.  MUUe  R..  N.  J.,  '96 
Earhart,  Gertrude,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Earhart,  Lida  B..  N.  Y.,  'oa 
F^rle,  E.  Lyell.  N.  Y..  'os 
Earlham  College  Lib'y.,  Ind..  '07 
Earls,  U.  S.,  S.  Dak.,  '07 
Earnest,  W.  W.,  lU.,  '04 
Earp,  Edwin  L..  N.  Y..  '05 
East.  Dist.  High  Sch..  New  York, 

N.  Y.,  '03 
E.  A.  Stevens,  G.  Gr.  Sch.,  Cam- 
den, N.  J.,  '05 
E.  111.  St.  Nor.  School.  111.,  '99 
Eastman,  Wm.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Easton,  Warren,  La.,  '95 
East  Orange  Free  Public  Library, 

N.  J.,  '04 
E.  St.  Louis  Public  Lib'y,  111.,  '04 
Eaton,  F.  W.,  Conn.,  '03 
Eaton,  G.  A.,  Utah,  *oi 
Eaton,  Ira  T.,  111.,  '94 
Eaton,  Jeannette  M.,  Pa.,  '03 
Eaton,  Roy  W..  Nebr..  05 
Ebaugh,  Harriet  E.,  Md.,  '07 
Ebeling,  Herman  L.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Ebtrkardi,  J.  F.,  lU.,  '64 
Eby.   H.  L..  Ky., '06 
Ecdeston,  Mrs.  Sara  C,  Argen- 
tine Rep.,  '04 
Eckard.  Eliz.  T.,  Pa..  '05 
Eddy,  William  H.,  R.  I.,  'oa 
Eden,  Phaip,  Wis.  'Sa 
Edgecomb,  Flora  F.  T..  Cal.,  '03 
Edgerly,  Jos.  G..  Mass.,  '96 
Edmonds,  F.  S..  Pa..  '98 
Edmondaon,  Mrs.  Gertrude,  Mo., 

*o4 
Edmund,  Gertrude,  Mass..  '97 
Edmunds,  Henry  H.,  III.,  'oa 
EdsaU,  James  M.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Edson,  A.  W..  N.  Y..  '03 
Educational  Asso.,  N.  Dak., '96 
Educational  Exchange.  Ala..  '06 
Education  Dept.  of  Ontario,  Can. 

'oa 
Edwards,  H.  R.,  Minn.,  '97 
Edwards,  J.  C.  Mo.,  '07 
Edwards,  Thos.  A..  Pa..  '05 
Edwards,  W.  A..  Cal..  '99 
Edwards,  Wm.  J.,  Ala.,  '03 
Edwards,  W.  S..  Cal..  '99 
Eggers,  Geo.  Wm..  111..  '07 
Eggerth,  Mrs.  Werner,  Wash.,  'oa 
Eggertson.  Lars  E..  Utah,  '07 
EgRcrtson,  S.  P.,  Utah,  '07 
Eginton.  IJbbic J.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Ehinger,  Qyde  E.,  Pa..  '97 


EhrhMt.W.N..P«..'o6 
Eiche.JuliaL..  N.  Y..'o3 
Eikenberry,  W.  L.,  Mo.,  *o4 
Eisenberf,  J.  linwood,  Pa.,  '07- 
Elder,  EOa  C,  N.  y7'96 
Elder.E.  W.,  Colo^'95 
edridge,  Edward  H.,  Mass.,  '04 
Elgas,  Mathew.  J..  N.  Y.,  '91 
EUoi,  Chas.  W.,  Mass.,  '9a 
Elkhart  Carnegie  Library.  Ind. 

•04 
Ellabarger,  D.  R.,  Ind..  '03 
£lliff,J.  D..Mo.,'98 
Elliott,  C.  ±,  111.,  ^4 
EUiott,  E.  C,  Wis..  '99 
Elliott,  J.  F.,  Ala.,  '98 
EUiott,  L.  F.,  Mass.,  '03 
Elliott,  Oliver  M.,  Iowa,  '06 
EUis,  A.  CasweU  ^ex..  'oa 
Ellis,  Fk)renoe  E.,  Ohio.,  '04 
Ellis.  Frank  R..  Ohio  'ox 
Ellis,  George  M.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Ellis,  Griaelda,  N.  J..  '05 
Ellis,  John  C,  Dl.,  '87 
Ellis,  Leander  D.,  Hi.,  '05 
Ellis,  Wm.  Austin,  Mich.,  '87 
Ellsworth,  Henry  W.,  N.  Y..  '96 
Ellsworth.  Jesse  A..  Cal.,  'ox 
Else.  F.  W.,  Iowa,  'oa 
Elaon.W.H.,Ohio,'9S 
Ely,  E.  Antoinette,  Ohio.  *oa 
Ely,  Sarah  Y.,  N.  J.,  '9a 
El  wood,  DeWitt.  lU.,  '06 
Emberson,  R.  H..  Mo.,  'oa 
Emeline  Fairbanks  Mem.  Lib'y, 

Terre  Haute,  Ind..  '06 
Emerson,  Henry  P.,  N.  Y..  '93 
Emerson,  Mary  Alice,  Minn..  '07 
Emery,  Grenville  C,  Cal..  '04 
Emery,  Helen  R.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Emery,  John  Q.,  WU„  '84 
Emory  College  Lib'y,  Ga.,  'ox 
English,  Rebecca  F.,  Cal..  '88 
Ennis,  Laura  J.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Ennis,  Ly-dia  K.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Fjioch  Pratt  Free  lib'y,  n.-d 

more,  Md..  '06 
Enrighi,  John,  N.  T.,  '03 
Erasmus  Hall  H.  Sch.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Erie  Public  Library,  Pa„  '03 
Em.st,  lillie  R..  Mo.,  '04 
Fjskine.  S.  IL,  Vt.,  '03 
Erwin,  Mrs.  Kate  A.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
F.schbach,  Allen  G.,  Mo.,  '04 
Estlman,  Amoritta  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
F.stee,  Jas.  A.,  N.  Y..  '96 
Estes,  Charles  S.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Ethical  Culture  Sch.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Evans,  A.  Grant,  Okla..  '03 
Evans,  Charles,  Okla.,  '03 
Ei-ans,  Chas.  H.,  Mo.,  *86 
Evans,  Geo.  W.,  Mass..  '03 
Evans,  Lawton  B.,  Ga.,  '94 
Evans,  Margaret  J.,  Minn.,  '05 
Evans.  W.  G.,  La..  'o5 
Evans,  Wm.  P.,  Mo.,  '98 
Evans.  Wm.  W.,  Pa.,  '06 
Evanston   Free  Pub.   Lib'y,  UL, 

*oa 
Everett,  Grace  E.,  Cal.,  '03 
Everett,  John  P.,  Mich.,  '01 
Everett,  L.  E.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Ewing,  R.  D.,  Colo.,  '99 
Ewing,  W.  W.,  S.  Dak..  '01 
Fagley.  Fred  K,  Ind.,  'os 
Faflor,  Isaac  N.,  N.  Y..  'os 
Fairbanks,  Elsie  D.,  N.  H..  '07 
Pairchiid,  E.  T.,  Kans.,  '86 
Falkinburg,  T.  O.,  Ohio,  '03 
Fall,  Delos,  Mich.,  '07 
Fallon,  EUa  A.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Fant,  John  C,  Miss.,  '97 
Faris,  John  W..  Idaho,  '03 
Farley,  Anne  J.,  N.  Y.,  '97 
Farley.  D.  H.,  N.  J.,  '96 
Farmer.  A.  N..  Minn..  '06 
Farmer,  Arthur  E.,  Wyo..  'ox 


n.'dti- 


INDEX  TO  UFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


229 


Fanlttni,  Amos  W.,  N.  Y., 'ox 
Farasworth.  Burt  M.,  N.  Y..  '06 
Faznsworth,  Fannk  P.,  Wash..  '99 
Fair.  Frank  D..  lU..  '03 
Farrand,  Samuel  A.,  N:  T.,  '03 
Farrand,  Wilson,  N.  J..  %s 
FarTen.E<iw.D.,N.Y..'90 
Farrdl.  Elizabeth  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Farrincton.  Efner  A.,  Cal..  '01 
FazringtOD,  Frederic  E.,  Cal.,  '04 
Far  Rockaway  High  Sch..  New 

York,  N.  Y.,  *os 
Faolkner,  R.  D.,  Cal..  '09 
Faunce.  Wm.  H.  P.,  R.  I.,  *oi 
Fay.  Charles  S.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Fay,  Edw.  A„  D.  C.  '99 
Fay,  liamie,  N.  Y..  '03 
Feagin,  Wm.  P.,  Ala.,  'of 
F^TEvelyne  A.,  N.  Y.,  'o< 
Fdker,  AlSe  M.,  Hawaii,  '95 
Fdl,  Anna  M..  N.  J.,  '97 
Fdl,  Thomas,  kd.,  '98 
FeUows,  eTW.,  Iowa.  '06 
FeUows,  Geo.  E.,  Maine,  '05 
Fdmley,  David,  ID.,  '00 
Feb,  Maurice,  Pa.,  '98 
Fendley.J.  M.,  Tex., '95 
Fenlon.  John  F.,  D.  C.  '06 
Feanell.  Margaret  M.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Fentoo,  Geo..  N.  Y..  '9* 
Fergoaon  library.  Conn.,  '03 
Fergnsan,  E.  E.,  Mich.,  '96 
FergoHo,  James,  Cal.,  '07 
Ferguson,  S.  J.,  IIL,  'ox 
FcnakJ,  M.  C,  Maine,  '90 
Fenuki,  W.  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
Ferris,  Annette  £.,  Colo.,  '03 
Fenia.  W.  N.,  Mich.,  '99 
Ferson.  E.  B.,  Dl.,  '03 
Fett,  Amalia,  Mo.,  '04 
Fenaaner,  Mathilde,  Mo.,  '04 
Fick,  Ahna  S.,  Ohio.  '03 
Tick.  Edna  H..  Ohio.  '03 
Fickett,  M.  Grace,  Maine,  '03 
Fielder,  Edwm  W.,  N.  Y..  '04 
Filer,  Paul  S.,  Wa^.,  '06 
FOea.  Ralph  E.,  Mass..  '07 
FiDebreim,  Chas  L.,  S  Dak.,  '07 
Filhnore,  Nettie,  Ohio,  '00 
Fnkkr,  Elizabeth  G..  111., '03 
Fniley,TohnH..  N.  Y., '97 
Finn,  M.  Teiesa,  Mo.,  '07 
Fisher,  A.  G..  Mass.,  '03 
Faher,  C  Edward,  R.  I., '03 
Fuher.  Gihnan  C,  Mich.,  '99 
Faher.  H.  B.,  111.,  '04 
Fiaber,  H.  W.,  Pa.,  '92 
Foher,  Ida  M.,  Cal.,  '07 
Fisk,  Herbert  P.,  III.,  '91 
Fiskc.  WDbur  A.,  Cal..  'ox 
Fitch,  Edw.  D.,  Pa.,  '05 
Fitch,  Ferria  S..  Mich.,  '90 
Fithian,  Powell  G.,  N.  J..  '05 
Fitz  Pub.  Lib>,  Chelsea,  Mas8.,'o3 
Fitz,  Geo.  W..  Mass.,  '98 
Fitzgibbcn,  T.  P.,  Ind.,  '95 
Fitzpatrick,  F.  A.,  Mass.,  ^84 
Flagg,  Elizabeth  G.,  Kans.,  '03 
Flanagan.  A.,  HI.,  'ox 
Flannery.  M.  Jay,  Ohio,  '05 
Fidsher,  Daniel.  Pa..  '04 
Fleming,  Ada  M..  111.,  '02 
Fleming,  D.  J.,  India.  '07 
Fleming.  Thos.  R..  Australia.  '06 
Fleshman,  Arthur  C,  Kv.,  '94 
Fletcher,  AbUe  N..  Cal.,  '07 
Fletcher.  Wm.  T..  Colo..  '06 
Flickinger,  J.  R.,  Pa.,.  '98 
Floyd.  Charles  L..  Ala.,  'oa 
Floyd,  Laura  D..  Ind.,  '98 
Flushing  High  Sch..  New  York, 

N.  Y.,  'os 
Foerste,  A.  F..  Ohio,  '96 
Fogg,  Lawrence  D..  Mus.,  '07 
Fogg.  Nathan.  N.  Y.,  '05 
Fogg.  Wm.  W..  Cal..  '07 
Fobom,  Channing.  N.  H.,  '03 


Fontaine.  Camille.  N.  Y..  '05 
Foos.  Charles  S..  Pa.,  'oa 
Foote,  L.  R.,  Mont..  '07 
Footc.  Mary  C,  HI.,  '97 
Forbei  Library,  Mass..  ^01 
Forbes,  Alexander,  N.  J.,  '76 
Forbes,  E.  J.,  Australia.  '01 
Forbes,  George  M.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Forbes.  Stephen  A..  111..  '03 
Ford,  Mary  E..  Md..  '05 
Fordham  university,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Foreaman.  H.  A.,  111..  '96 
Foresman,  Robt.,  N.  V.,  '96 
Forrest,  J.  T.,  Wash..  '95 
Foshay.  Jas.  A.,  Cal..  '93 
Foster.  Edwin  W..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Foster.  James  H.,  Ala..  '03 
Foster.  W.  R..  lU.,  '06 
Foust.  J.  I.,  N.  C,  'os 
Fowler.  W.  K.,  Ncbr..  '9a 
Fox.  Wm.  F..  Va.,  '04 
Frands,  T.  H.,  Cal..  ^99 
Franck,  Augusta  L..  Cal.,  '01 
Frank.  Harrison  L.,  Ohio,  '99 
Franklin,  Cornelius  E.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Franklin,  Geo.  A.,  Minn..  '07 
Eraser,  Mrs.  N.  L.  D.,  Hawaii,  '00 
Frazee,  Geo.  B..  Ky..  '05 
Frader,  Chas.  R.,  Mixm.,  '01 
Frederick.  J.  M.  H..  Ohio,  '01 
Frederick.  O.  G.,  Mich.,  '00 
Freeman,  C.  C,  Ky.,  '07 
Freeman,  J.  Arthur.  Mo..  '04 
Freeman.  J.  H..  111..  '9s 
Freeman,  John  T.,  N.  Y..  '98 
Freeman,  X.  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Freer,  H.  H..  Iowa.  '84 
French.  Harlan  P.,  N.  Y.,  '91 
French,  H.  Delraar,  N.  Y..  '03 
FVench.  John  D.,  Nebr.,  '99 
French.  John  S.,  Md..  '03 
French,  May.  Ohio,  '07 
French.  O.  E..  Iowa.  '95 
Friedman.  M..  Kans.,  '07 
Fripp.  Jos.  A.,  N.  Y..  '05 
FrisidL  H.  B.,  Va..  '00 
Froebel  Nor.  lait..  N.  Y..  '05 
Frohard.  Henrietta,  Mo.,  '04 
Frost,  J.  M.,  Mich.,  '97 
Froula,  V.  K.,  Minn.,  \^ 
Fruchtc.  Amelia  C,  Mo.,  '96 
Fry,  WUliam  W.,  Pa..  '00 
Frye,  Alexis  E.,  Cal.,  '03 
Fryer,  John,  Cal.,  '07 
Fuller,  Geo.  D..  lU.,  '03 
Fuller,  Mrs.  Hattie  S..  Minn.,  'ox 
Fuller,  Sarah.  Mass.,  ^00 
Fulk,  Joseph  R..  Nebr., '06 
Fubner,  C.  A..  Ncbr.,  'oa 
Fulton  Co.  Bd.  of  Ed.,  Ga..  'ox 
Fulton,  Marion  D.,  R.  I.,  '03 
Fulton,  Robt.  B.,  Va.,  '94 
"  Fulton.  W.  L.  Ohio.  '96 
Fultz.  Frands  M.,  Iowa,  *ox 
Funk.  Isaac  K..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Furst,  Clyde,  N.Y., '00 
Fusch,  Henry  J.,  Ala..  '04 
Futrall,  Thos.  A.,  Ark.,  '87 
Gabrio,  Joseph  B.,  Pa.,  '06 
Gail  Borden  Pub.  Lib'y.  111.,  '01 
Gaillard,  Edw.  W.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Gallagher.  Ellen  M..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Gallup,  £.  E..  Mich.,  '01 
Gambrill,  T.  M.,  Md.,  '04 
Gammon,  Mrs.  M.  D.,  111..  '07 
Gamwell,  Irving  H.,  Mass.,  'oa 
Gans.  W.  G.,  Pa.,  '05 
Gantvoort,  A.  J.,  Ohio,  '94 
Gantz,  Arthur  L.,  Ohio,  '06 
Gardner,  Arthur  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Gardner,  Emma  J.,  Wis.,  '05 
Gardner,  Maude,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Gardner,  W.  H.,  Nebr.,  '01 
GarUck,  W.  N.,  Wash..  '05 
Garrett,  T.  H.,  Ga.,  '03 
Garrette,  Irene,  Iowa,  '07 
Garrigues,  Josephine,  Mo..  '04 


05 


Garvin.  John  B.,  Colo.,  '95 
Garwood,  Isabel,  Cal.,  '07 
Garwood,  Ralph  S.,  Mich.,  'ox 
Gass.  H.  A..  Mo.,  'oa 
Gaston,  Chas.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Gates.  Charles  I..  R.  I..  '03 
Gates,  Elmer,  Md..  '98 
Gates,  Merrill  E.,  D.  C,  '99 
Gault,  F.  B..  S.  Dak.,  '04 
Gauthier,  Julie  C,  Minn..  '07 
Gay,  George  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
GaylOTd,  L.  £.,  Mass..  'oa 
Gaylord,  Gertrude  E.,  Mass..  '04 
Gaylord,  J.  S.,  Minn.,  *oo 
Gaylord,  W.  K.,  Cal.,  '07 
GebaUe,  PauUne  I..  N.  Y.,  \ 
Gehrand.  G.  W\.  Wis.,  '04 
Geiger,  F.  P.,  Ohio.  '00 
Geiser,  Rudolph,  Minn..  'o« 
Gen'l  Education  B'd.  N.  Y.,'oa 
Gen'l  Lib'y,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  '98 
Geneaeo  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Geneva  CoUese,  Pa.,  '06 
Genthe,  Martha  Krug,  Conn.,  'oa 
Gentle.  Thomas  H..  Wis..  '9JB 
George,  Almina,  Mo.,  '06 
Geo.  Peabody  Coll.  for  Tchrs., 

Teim.,  '04 
Geo. Washington  Univ.,  D.  C,  'oa 
George,  Edgar,  Minn.,  '05 
Georgia  Nor.  and  Indust.  CoU. 

Ga.,  '06 
German.  Willard  L..  IH,  '06 
Germann,  Geo.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Gerry.  Harry  M.,  Conn.,  '06 
CfeseU,  Arnold  L.,  Cal..  '07 
Gettemy,  Mrs.  M.  E.  F..  111.,  '9a 
Getty.  Irene  L.,  Mich.,  '05 
Gibbs,  Ellis  B.,  Ind.,  '06 
Gibson,  C.  B..  Ga..  '98 
Gibson.  John  A.,  Pa.,  '96 
Gibson,  Thomas  L.,  Md..  '06 
Gibson,  Wm.  F.,  Pa.,  '03 
Giddens,  L.  P.,  Ala.,  '00 
Giddings,  Margaret,  Colo.,  '04 
Gideon.  Geo.  D.,  Pa.,  '99 
Gideon.  A.,  Colo..  '04 
Giffin.  W.  M..  m..  '95 
Gilbert  M .  Simmons  Lib'y,  Wis.,'03 
Gilbert.  C.  B.,  N.  J..  '93 
Gilbert,  D.  B.,  Nebr.,  '01 
Gilbert,  Isaac  B.,  Mich.,  '05 
Gilbert,  J.  Z.,  Cal.,  '07 
GUbert,  Mrs.  M.  E.,  Dl.,  '99 
GUbert,  Newell  D.,  111.,  '9S 
Gilbert,  Sarah  H.,  Pa.,  '05 
Gildemeister,  Theda,  Minn.,  '03 
Gill,  Laura  D..  D.  C.,  '03 
Gillan,  Silas  Y.,  Wis.,  '95 
Gillespie,  Mary,  111..  '97 
Gilley,  Frank  M.,  Mass.,  'oa 
Oilman,  Danid  C,  Md.,  '96 
Gilmore,  A.  F.,  N.  Y..  'os 
Gilpin,  S.  W.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Ginn,  Jennie  E.,  Minn..  '07 
Giris'  High  School,  New  York. 

N.  Y.,  'os 
Given,  Miss  M.  E.,  D.  C,  'ox 
Glass.  Edward  C.  Va..  '04 
Glcason.  Ronald  P.,  Pa.,  '05 
Glenn.  A.  D.,  Pa.,  *o6 
Glenn.  Chas.  B.,  Ala.,  '00 
Glenn,  G.  R.,  Ga.,  'oS 
Glenn,  Joseph  T.,  Ohio,  '07 
Glotfclter,  J.  H.,  Kans.,  '99 
Glover.  Nathan  L.,  Ohio,  '89 
Gminder,  A.  J.,  Md.,  '98 
Goble,  William  C,  Ind.,  '03 
Goddard,  Carrie,  Kans.,  *oi 
Goddard.  Henry  H.,  N.  J.,  'os 
Goebd,  Emma  C,  Mo.,  '04 
Goetrc,  F.  A..  N.  Y., '07 
Goggin.  Catherine,  ID.,  '98 
Golden,  H.  W.,  Pa.,  '98 
Goodknight.  J.  L.,  Dl.,  '95 
Goodman,  Chas.  W.,  Ariz..  '06 
Goodman,  Sarah  B.,  Mich.,  'oa 


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NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


G^octnmifK  W.  S.,  N.  Y-,  '8a 

Goodrich,  J.  F.,  Mkti,,  'oi 
Goodwin.  E.  1,.  N   v..  '03 
GiKxlwiii,  £.  R.p  Mii^..  '01 
GoTclwtii,  VV.  Gmn!,  M  V.,  '05 
Gordon.  Divid  E.^  Mo,,  '04 
Gordonp  G.  W,.  Teim.>  '00 
Gordy  U   L..  Pa,.  '06 
Cordy,  W,  R.  Ma-is.*  *t^ 
Gort,  'ftlllard  [  .,  lU.,  'os 
Gorton.  ChM,  E,.  N.  V..  '96 
GoSHD,  A  J ,  Mo..   04 
Gosling,  TliFia.  W  ^  Obio,  *a7 
Gould,  R.  R.  N  ,  Mith,,  '04 
Gffrr,  Aof&n,  Colo.,  'Hj 
Gove^  Mary  A..  Ma-SS^.  '03 
Gdwct.  Hatlic  F  ,  CiL,  *w 
Gnluun,  Allwrt  B,,  Ohio*  '00 
Graiutm,  R»gh  A.,  Midi.,  '95 

Grdmin.  Jemoettc  E  ,  N   Y.,  '03 
GniHajT!,  Jobti  Y,,  Ala.,  '03 
Graham,  N.  M-.  Nchr.,   ofl 
Gram,  Sch,,  J,  W,  filiiikle,  Cam- 
den, N.  J..  *C5 
Gnijn.     Sch.,     Riehiird     Fetters, 

CamdtTU  S.  J.,  *qs 
r,r.in,i  W4i«u(-  ruh  |jh\%  Mich., 

Granger,  Ruth  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Grant,  Forrest,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Grant,  Robert  A..  Mo.,  '04 
Grape,  Jacob,  Md..  'oi 
Gratt,  Simon,  Pa.,  *79 
Graves,  Sherman  I.,  Conn.,  '07 
Grawn.  Chas.  T.,  Mich.,  '01 
Gray,  Andrew  J..  Jr.,  Va.,  'oa 
Gray,  H.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Gray,  Nellie  A.  Wash..  *o6 
Gray,  Oliver  E..  Wis.,  '06 
Gray.  Temperance,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Greeley,  T.  P.,  Cal.,  '88 
Green,  Clyde  C.,  Pa.  '06 
Green,  Jos.  M.,  N.  J.,  '9a 
Green,  J.  Kelso,  Pa.,  '04 
Green,  Mary  W.,N.Y.,^5 
Green,  OrvUle  J.,  Iowa,  '07 
Green,  S,  M.,  Mo.,  '05 
Greene,  John  A.,  N,  Y.,  '93 
Greenfield  Pub.  Lib'y.  Mass.,  *o6 
Greening,  Burton  O..  Minn.,  '04 
Greenlee,  L.  C,  Colo.,  '9a 
Greenman.  A.  V.,  111..  '97 
Greenwood,  Barbara  A.,  Cal.,  '07 
Greenwood,  7.  M.,  Mo.,  '86 
Greer,  John  N.,  Minn.,  'o^ 
Greeson,  Wm.  A..  Mich.,  *o6 
Gregory,  Benj.  C.  Mass.,  '94 
Gregory,  Christopher,  N.  J.,  '03 
Crenelle,  Wm.  H.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Grenfell,  Helen  L.,  Colo.,  '99 
Griebsch,  Max,  Wis.,  '07 
Griffin,  E.  H.,  Md.,  '99 
Griffin,  I.  C,  N.  C,  '05 
Griffin,  John.  N.  Y.,  '05 
Griffin,  Airs.  MaryE.,  Mo.,  'oi 
Griffith,  Carrie  E.,  Mo,,  '04 
Griffith.  E.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Griffith,  Fannie  B.,  Mo.,  '04 
Griffith,  L.H.,IU.,'oa 
Griffith,  Sallic  W.,  Mo..  '04 
Griffith,  W.  W.,  Mo.,  '04 
Griffiths,  A.  F.,  Hawaii,  '03 
Griffiths.  G.  C,  HI.,  '96 
Griggs,  Herbert,  N.  Y..  '99 
Griggs,  Wm.  C,  Ala.,  '03 
Grisham.  G.  N.,  Mo.,  '00 
Grlswold,  Wells  L.,  Ohio,  '01 
Groom,  Bert  E.,  N.  Dak.,  '05 
Gross,  Magnus  N.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Groszmann,  M.  P.  £.,  N.  J.,  '94 
Grote,  Caroline,  111.,  '01 
Grove,  Cyrus  S.,  HI..  '06 
Grove,  J.  H.,  Texas,  '04 
Grove,  Lula  C.,  Ind.,  '05 
Grove,  W.  D.,  Mo.,  *oa 
Grover,  Edwin  O.,  111.,  *oo 


Grussendorf,  D.  A.,  Minn.,  '98 
Gruver,  E.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Gruver,  Harvey  S.,  Ohio,  '04 
Guerdan,  Frances  J.,  Mo.,  '04 
Guilliams,  J.  M.,  Ky.,  '97 
Guinther,  1.  C,  Ohio.,  *oo 
Guitteau,  Wm.  B.,  Ohio,  '06 
GuUck,  Luther  H..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Gulliver.  Emma  B.,  Mass.,  '03 
Gunn,  A.  F.,  Cal.,  '99 
Gunnels,  H.  C,  Ala.,  'oa 
Gunnison,  W.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Gus!s,  Roland  W.,  Ma.ss.,  '95 
Gwinn,  J.  M.,  La..  '03 
Haddock,  F.  D.,  III.,  'oa 
Hadley,  Caroline,  Pa.,  '05 
Hadley,  Hiram,  N.  Mex.,  '91 
Hadley,  S.  H.,  Pa.,  '05 
Hagemann,  J.  A.,  Wis.,  '09 
Hagerty,  C.  T.,  N.  Mex.,  ^95 
Haggett.  Geo.  B.,  Nev..  '97 
Hahn,  Henry  H..  Ncbr.,  'oa 
Hahn,  Ida,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Haight.  R.  A.,  lU.,  '05 
Hailmann,  W.  N.,  111.,  '79 
Hale,  Geo.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '91 
Hale,  Wm.  G.,  Ul„  '99 
Haley,  Margaret  A.,  III.,  '01 
HaU,  CaroUne  H.,  Pa.,  '07 
Hall.  Clarence  M.,  Mass.,  '06 
Hall.  C.  W.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Hall,  Dana  W.,  111.,  '91 
Hall,  Edwin  H.,  Mass.,  '99 
HaU,  Elizabeth.  N.  Y..  '06 
Hall,  Elizabeth  T.,  Mont.,  '07 
Hall,  Frank  H.,  III.,  '97 
Hall,  G.  Stanley,  Mass.,  '91 
Hall,  Mrs.  Hiram,  Mass.,  '03 
Hall,  John  C,  Ind.  '04 
Hall,  John  W.,  Ohio,  '05 
Hall,  Loyal  Freeman,  Pa.,  '93 
Hall,  R.  Eric,  Fla.,  '05 
Hall,  Winfield  S.,  111.,  '99 
Halland.J.  G.,  N.  Dak.. '97 
Halleck,  Reuben  P.,  Ky.,  '97 
Halligan,  Thoe.  C,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Halsted.  Harry  H.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Halvorsen,  Olaf,  Ariz.,  '06 
Hamblin,  Nathan  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Hamilton,  Arthur  L..  Cal.,  '06 
Hamilton,  Jos.  M„  Cal.,  '07 
Hamilton,  J.  M.,  Ohio,  '00 
Hamilton,  J.  W.,  Ind.,  '00 
Hamilton,  Matthew  C,  N.  J.,  '05 
Hamilton,  R.  I.,  Ind.,  '96 
Hamilton,  Samuel,  Pa..  '98 
Hamilton,  Walter  I..  Mass.,  '03 
Hamilton,  Wm.,  D.  C,  'q8 
Hamilton,  W.  E.,  Iowa,  '06 
Hamlin,  Cyrus,  Miss.,  '99 
Hammel,  J.  C^  Cal.,  '99 
Hammel,  W.  C.  A..  N.  C,  '00 
Hampton  Institute,  Va.,  '09 
Hampton,  Mi.ss  C,  Fla.,  'oo 
Hancock,  John  A.,  Minn.,  '95 
Hancock  Sch.  Faculty,  Pittsburgh, 

Pa.,  '06 
Hand.  W.  H.,  S.  C,  '96 
Handler,  Hannah,  Ohio.  '06 
Haney.  Jas.  P.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Hankinson,  Frank,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Hanlcy,  Geo.  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Hanna,  G.  W.,  N.  Dak.,  '00 
Hanna,  John  C,  III.,  '98 
Hannum.  Louise  M..  Colo.,  '06 
Hansche,  Maude  B.,  Pa.,  '05 
Hanson,  Marfi;aret  C.,  La.,  '05 
Hanson,  Willis  E.,  Mich.,  'oi 
Hanszen,  Oscar  A.,  Tex.,  '04 
Hanus,  Paul  H.,  Mass.,  '95 
Hapgoods,  Chicago,  III.,  '06 
Hapgoods,  N.  Y..  '06 
Hard,  Henry  E.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Hard,  Miron  E.,  Ohio,  '01 
Harding,  Frank  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Harding,  Lee  L.,  Conn.,  '07 
Harlan,  B.  B.,  Ohio,  '01 


Harlan,  Richard  D.,  D.  C,  'oa 
Harman,  David  A.,  Pa.,  '03 
Harper,  Mrs.  M.  A..  Cal.,  '07 
Harrington,  C.  L.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Harris  Inst.  Lib'y,  R.  I.,  '99 
Harris,  Abram  W..  III.,  '98 
Harris,  Ada   Van   Stone,  N.  Y.. 

Harris,  Albert  M.,  Tenn.,  '03 
Harris,  Alice  L.,  Mass ,  '01 
Harris.  Edw.  L.,  Ohio,  '94 
Harris.  Edwin  S.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Harris,  Eliza  A.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Harris.  George,  Mass.,  '03 
Harris,  Mrs.  Grace  Mowry,  Porto 

Rico,  '03 
Harris,  Henry  E.,  N.  J..  '93 
Harris,  James  C,  Ga.,  '99 
Harris,  James  H.,  Minn.,  '98 
Harris,  Mary  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Harris,  T.  G..  Tex..  '05 
Harris,  Wm.  T.,  D.  C,  '76 
Harris,  Wm.  Taylor,  Ohio.  '06 
Harrison,  Elizabeth,  111.,  '95 
Hart,  Albert  B.,  Mass.,  '95 
Hart.  B.  F.,  111.,  'oa 
Hart,  Emma  C.  Wash.,  '03 
Hart.  Wm.  P-,  Ind.,  '93 
Hartford  Theo.  Sem..  Conn.,  'oa 
Harthom,  Drew  T.,  Maine,  '03 
Hartigan,  Mary  S.  L.,  UL,  '95 
Hartline,  D.  S.,  Pa.,  '05 
Hartman,  Carl,  Texas,  '05 
Hartmann,  Mary,  111.,  '95 
Hartranft.  W.  G..  Cal..  'oa 
HartwcU,  Chas.  S.,  N.  Y.,  '02 
Hartwell,  S.  O.,  Mich.,  '01 
Harvard  Coll.  Lib'y,  Mass.,  '95 
Harvey,  Anna  E.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Harvey.  G.  /.,  Okhi.,  ^86 
Harvey,  L.  D.,  Wis.,  "84 
Harvey,  N.  A.,  Mich.,  '07 
Harwood,  Jas.  C,  Va.,  '05 
Harwood,  Samuel  E.,  111.,  'oo 
Haserot,  F.  H.,  Ohio.  '07 
Haskins,  C.  H.,  Mass  ,  '99 
Hastings,  Wm.  W.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hatch,  Benj.  L.,  Miss.,  '07 
Hatch,  Dorus  R.,  Colo..  '06 
Hatch,  W.  E.,  Mass.,  '97 
Hatch.  W.  H.,  ni.,  '95 
Hatch,  Wm.  M.,  Mass..  '03 
Hatfield,  W.  R.,  lU.,  '06 
Haupert,  Chas.,  Ohio,  '93 
Hausperger.  Katharine,  Mo.,  '05 
Haven,  Caroline  T.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Haven,  W.  L.  R..  N.J.. '05 
Haverhill  Pub.  Lib'y.  Mass..  '06 
Haviland,  Edw.  W..  Md..  '06 
Hawkins,  Geo.  K.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Hawkins,  W.  J.,  Mo.,  '04 
Hayden,  H.  B..  lU.,  '97 
Hayden,  P.  C,  Iowa,  '95 
Haynes,  E.  L.,  Vt..  '07 
Hays,  Cordelia  E.,  Cal.,  '07 
Hays,  Dudley  G..  III.,  '07 
Hays,  James  L.,  N.  J.,  00 
Hays,  WUlet  M..  D.  C,  '03 
Hayward,  Edw.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Hayward.  E.  L..  Mass.,  '03 
Hayward,  EmUy  A.,  Colo.   '84 
Hayward.  Harriet  S..  Mass..  '03 
Hazard.  Caroline,  Mass..  '03 
Hazcn.  Lillian  D..  Cal..  '99 
Hazzard.  W.  C,  Wis.,  '03 
Healey,  Horace  G-  N.  Y.,  '05 
Heape.  Jos.  R..  Eng.,  'oa 
Heam,  Arthur  E.,  Can.,  oa 
Hearst  Free  Lib'y,  S.  Dak.,  '03 
Heath,  D.  C.  MiUis..  '03 
Heaton,  T.  L.,  Cal.,  '99 
Heatwole.  Cornelius  J..  N.  Y.,  '05  " 
Hebden,  Edwin.  Md.,  '00 
Heckcr,  Mrs.  Atlanta  E.,  Mo.,  'o^ 
Heckman,.S.  B..  N.  Y.. '01 
Hedges,  Anna  C,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Hcdrick,  Earlc  R.,  Mo..  '04 


WDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


n^ 


Heennans.  Joeephine  W.,  Mo.,  'q6 
Heeter,  S.  L.,  Minn.,  '05 
Hefter,  Celia,  HI.,  'ox 
Hddenis,  Henry  t.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Hetdler,  S.  H.,  ni.,  '97 
Heiermann,  Francis,  Ohio,  '96 
Heigh  way,  F.  F.,  Ind..  '09 
Heil,  John  H.,  HI.,  '06. 
Heincken,  J.  F.  D.,  N.  J.,  '94 
Hetncy.  Wm.  M.,  Ind.,  '06 
Heizer,  John  A.,  Ohio,  '90 
Helbig,  Emily  Mai,  Mo.,  ^04 
Held,  Felix  £..  Kans..  *o6 
Helena  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mont.,  '03 
Heller,  Regenia  R.,  Mich.,  'ox 
Hehner.  Mrs.  AdcU  G.,  Ga.,  '07 
Helmcr,  Harry,  111.,  *95  j 

Helms,  Caroline  C,  Mo..  '04 
Helter,  Henry  H.,  Ohio,  *oi 
Henderson,  Hermann  C. .  Wis. ,  '04 
Hendrick,  Welland,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Hendricks,  E.  L.,  Ind.,  'oa 
Hradricks,  Herman  E.,  Minn.,  '05 
Hendrickson,  Daniel  T..  N.  J.,  '05 
Hendrix  College,  Ark.,  '97 
Henkel,  Vandalaine.  Mo.,  '03 
Henninger,  J.  VV.,  111.,  '96 
Henry,  T.  B.,  Kans.,  *oo 
HenseU  Martin,  Ohio,  '03 
Benson,  C.  C.  T.i,.  '06 
Henscm,  M.  .4.,  Ohio,  *q6 
Hernandez,  E  C,  P.  R.,  'ox 
Herr.  Paul  A.,  Pa.,  'oj 
Hernck,  C.  A-,  Pa..  *o^ 
Herrick,  Horace  N.,  III.,  '03 
Hcrrick,  Mrs.  Una  H.,  N,  Dak.,'os 
Herriff,  Amy  I..  Ohio,  "o^ 
Herrig,  Anna  B.,  5.  D^.,  '9S 
Herrmann.  A.  G.,  Minn..  '07 
Herrmann.  C.  T.,  Minn.,  *07 
Hcrrod.  Schuykr  F.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hertel,  Charles,  HI., '95 
Hervey,  Henry  D.,  Mass.,  '96 
Herrey,  Walter  L..  N.  Y.,  '95 
Herzog,  Ottilie,  Mo.,  '04. 
Herzog,  Peter,  Mo.,  '97 
Hess,  A.  B..  S.  Dak.,  '05 
Hess,  Dorothea  C,  N.  Y., " 
Hess,  Mary  L.,  Pa.,  '05 
Hess,  Wm.  C,  N.  Y.,  '96 


'03 


Hester,  W.  A.,  Ky.,  'os 
-    ■     •       n,  ChtfkW., 


•07 


Hethenngton,  Clark  W.,  Mo., 
Heusner.  Wm.  S.,  Kans.,  05 
Hewitt,  Kathryn  I.,  N.  Y.,  'ox 
Hewitt,  Walter  C.  Wis.,  '04 
Hcywood,  John  C,  Ohio,  '05 
Hiatt.  Wm.  O.,  Ind.  '07 
Hickok,  W.  H.,  Wis.,  'oa 
Hicks,  Lillie  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hicks,  W.  E.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Higbie,  Edgar  C.,  Minn.,  '07 
Higgins.  Leonidas  R.,  Nebr.,  '06 
High  Bridge  Pub.  Sch.,  N.  J.,  '05 
High  School  of  Commerce,  New 

York,  N.  Y.,  'os 
High  School,  Bayonne,  N.  J.,  '05 
High  School,  CurU«.  N.  Y.,  '05 
Hish  School  Far  Rockaway.N.Y., 

*oS 
High  School,  Flujihing,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Hi^    School,    GirUi,    Brooklyn, 

N.Y., 'os 
High  School,  Morris,  N.  Y.,  '05 
High  School,  Newark,  N.  J.,  '05 
Hi^h  School,  Red  Bank,  N:  J. ,'05 
High  School,  Stuwesant,  N. Y.,'os 
High  School,  Wa^ileigh.  N.  Y.,  ^s 
Hight,  Rob't  T.,  Ind.,  '06 
Hin,  Albert  H..  Va.,  '05 
Hill,  Albert  Ross.  N.  Y.,  '99 
HUl,  D.  A.,  Miss.,  'os 
Hfll,  I.  W.,  Ala.,  'ox 
HiU.  Mrs.  Tanc  Clark,  Va.,  '03 
Hill.  Joseph  H.,  Kans.,  '06 
HilU  Lula  A.  L.,  Mass.,  '03 
HiU.  Mary,  WU.,  '96 
HiU,  Patty  S.,  N.  Y.,  '06 


Hill,  Willia  D.,  \fich.,  'os 
Hillcboe,  H.  S.,  Minn  'oa 
Hills  LIb'v,  Newton  Theo.  Inst., 

Mass.,  '03 
Hillsdale  College,  Mich.,  '00 
HUlyer,  Thomas  A.,  N.  Dak.,  '03 
HUlyer,  Virgil  M.,  Md.,  '01 
HimeUck.  R.  W.,  Pa.,  '00       • 
Hlmes,  Tessie  M.,  Mich.,  '07 
Hine,  Charles  D.,  Conn.,  '03 
Hinemon,  J.  H.,  Ark.,  'ij/b 
Hingle,  Robert  £.,  La.,  '05 
Hinman,  Russell,  N.  Y.,  'o^ 
Hirsdansky,  Simon,  N.  Y.,  05 
Hise,  I.  C,  Iowa.  *oo 
Hiscv,  Jos.  C,  Mo.,  '04 
Hitchcock,  F.  S.,  Conn.,  'ox 
Hitchcock,  G.  P.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hitt,  John,  D.  C.  '80 
Hoag,  G.  B.,  Wash..  '06 
Hoban.  C.  F,.  Pa..  "06 
Hobbs,  Charles  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hobbs,  FrankUn  W.,  Mass.,  '03. 
Hoboken  Free  Pub.  Lib'y,  N.  J., 

'06. 
Hockenberry,  J.  C,  Pa.,  '<^ 
Hogdon,  Frederick  C.  N.  Y..  '05 
Hodgdon,  Josephine  £.,  N.  Y.,  '8j 
Hodge.  C.  F.,Mass..  '06 
Hodge,  George  B.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Hodgin,  Chas.  E..  N.  Mex.,  '9s 
Hodgin,  Cyrus  W.,  Ind.,  '05 
Hoegel^>erger,  Nora,  D.  C.,  '98 
Hofer,  Amalie,  HI.,  '9s 
Hoff,  Freeman  H.,  S.  Dak.,  '03 
Hoffman,  Gaius,  N.  J.,  '94 
Hoffman,  Ruth  C,  Wash.,  '07 
Hoffsten,  Ernest  G.,  Mo.,  '04 
Hogan,  Gertrude  M.,  Mo.,  '04 
Hogg,  Alex.,  Tex.,  '74 
Holbrook,  R.  H.,  Pa.,  'oa 
Holden,  C.  C.,N.  Y.,'98 
Holden,  Geo.  W..  Mass.,  '01 
Holden,  L.  E.,  Ohio.  '70. 
Holden,  Miles  C,  Mass.,  '01 
Holdridgc,  N.  C,  N.  I..  '05 
Holgate,  Thomas  F.,  III.,  '03 
Holland,  Ernest  O.,  Ind.,  '03 
HoUister,  Horace  A..  111.,  '05 
Holloway,  Wm.  J.,  Md.,  '05 
HoUoway.  W.  M..Fla..'o6 
Holmes,  Evelyn,  Pa  ,  *oo 
Holmes.  H.  H.,  Mo..  '04 
Holmes,  Manfred  J.,  111.,  '00 
Holmes  School.  Pittsburgh,  Pa., 

'06 
Holmes  Stanley  H..  Conn.,  '03 
Holmes,  Wm.  H..  R.  I.,  '03 
Holton,  Edwin  Lee,  Ind.,  ^04 
Holton,  I.  W.,  Ind.,  '04 
Holton,  Miss  M.  A.,  Minn.,  '96 
Homans,  Amy  M.,  Mass.,  '91 
Homewood  Sub-Dist.  Sch's  Pitts- 
burgh. Pa..  06 
Hood,  Walter  D.,  Conn.,  '04 
Hooper.  J.  T.,  Wis.,  'oa 
Hooper,  Louis  L.,  D.  C,  '00 
Hoose,  James  H.,  Cal.,  '79 
Hoover,  W.E.,N.  Dak., '97 
Hopkins.  \.  H..  Pa.,  '01 
Hopkins,  Frank  H.,  Colo.,  '03 
Hopkins.  James  F..  Md..  '03 
Horchcm.  B.  J.,  Iowa,  '97 
Horn,  P.  W..  Texas,  '04 
Hombaker.  Wm.  R.,  111.,  '06 
Home,  H.  H.,  N.  H.,  'o^ 
Home,  Perley  L.,  Hawaii,  '05 
Horslev,  Tane  V..  N.  J.,  '05 
Horton,  A.  D.,  Pa..  '05 
Horton,  Lyman  G.,  R.  I.,  '03 
Hotchkiss.  E.  A.,  Ohio,  '06 
Hotchkiss.  H.  V.,  Ohio,  '00 
Houck,  Henry,  Pa.,  '97 
Hough,  Tessie  B.,  Mo.,  '04 
Hough.  Theodore,  Va.,  'oa 
House,  Homer  Q.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Houscr.  C.  W.,  Ky.,  'oa 


'05 


Housh,  W.  H.,  Cal.,  '09 
Houston,  J.  R.,  Ind.,  '96 
Howard,  Samuel  F.,  Tenn.,  '07 
Howard  Univ.  T.ih'y,  T>.  C,  '06 
Howe,  Affnt'*  E.,  Ci\., '«( 
Hctwt*,  Ciirlton  D»^  Va.,  ^07 
Htiwe,  Churies  H  ,  Melss.,  '05 
Hfjwc^  Charles  S-,  Ohio,  'os 
1L,.VA  Geo,  H,,  ilL/93 
il.jwc,  Wilbur  \\\,  N.  v.,  '95 
HrJWL-  Will.  W.,  Ma^s..  ^oj 
H^mrlL  Henry  H,  X.  1.  W 
Hnwell.  Mary  H..  NT  J, '05 
Ho^vcrth,  Ira  W..  IW,^ 
HfjwLTth,  JofleT>h,  Pa-,  'oa 
Hnfrrs,  A.  F,,  Mms-^  '03 
Hoffltit,  Mary  E..  Ohic^  'qj 
Hiiiyi  Pub.  U.h*y,  Sagmaw,  Mich. 

*o3 
Hoyt,  Charles  O.,  Mich.,  '97 
Hoyt,  David  W.,  R.  I.,  '98 
Hoyt,  Franklin  S.,  Mass.,  '01 
Hoyt,  J.  W.,  D.  C,  '70 
Hubbard,  Mrs.  E.  A.,  Dl.,  '97 
HubbeU,  George  A.,  Ky..  '01 
Hubbs,  Geo.  E.,  W.  Va.,  '03 
Huber,  Philipp,  Mich.,  '04 
Hudson,  Arthur  S.,  Mich..  '01 
Huey,  Mrs.  Imogene   W.,  Cal., 

Huey,  J.  W..  Tenn..  '04 
liijlTTr  in,  W.  H.,  Mo..  *04 
Hu«he^.  Mrs.  Ada  M.,  Can.,  '94 
H'ifc!lu      \nnc  M.,  Minn.,  '04 
Hughes,  Cnas.  C.  Cal.,  '06 
Hughes,  F.  B.,  Texas,  '05 
Hughes,  Tas.  L..  Can.,  '$& 
Hughes,  Katharine  A.,  N.  J.,  'o 
Hughes,  P.  M.,  D.  C.  *oa 
Hughes,  R.  C,  Wis.,  '00 
Hughes.  R.  L.,  111..  '00 
Hughes,  W.  F.,  CaJ..  '00 
HiJbcrt.  A.  M.,  N.  J..  '05 
Huling,  Ray  Greene,  Mass.,  '91 
HvU,  John,  Wa    '91 
Hull,  Lawrence  C..  Mich.,  '93 
Hull,  Philip  M.,  N.  Y..  '09 
Hulsart,  J.  Howard,  N.  J., '99 
Humphreville,  Margaret  L.,  Pa., 

'05 
Humphrey,  S.  P.,  Ohio,  '00 
Humphreys,  .\lex.  C,  N.  J..  '05 
Humphries,  J.  H.,  Pa,,  '05 
Hunt,  Henry  F..  Wash..  'c« 
Hunt,  J.  L .  Wash.,  '07 
Hunt,  I.  N.,  111.,  '04 
Hunt,  Mrs.  Mary  B.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hunter,  Fred  M..  Nebr..  '07 
Hunter,  Thomas,  N.  Y.,  '85 
Hunting.  W.  J..  Ncv..  '07 
Huntington.    City    Free    Lib'y., 

Ind.,  '07 
Huntington,  Susan  D.,  P.  R.,  'oa 
Hurd,  Geo.  B.,  Fla.,  '88 
Hursh,  Samuel  B.,  111.,  '00 
Hussey,  J.  M.,  Iowa,  '01 
Hutchinson,  I.  C,  Minn.,  'oa 
Hutchinson,  Minnie  L..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Hutchinson,  N.  E.,  Ohio,  '00 
Hutchinson,  S.  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Huth,  Alice.  Mo.,  '04 
HuUon,  A.  J.,  Wis.,  '84 
Hyatt,  Edward,  Cal..  '07 
Hutton,  Thos.  B.,  Iowa.  '00 
Hyde,  Martha,  N.  Y..  'ox 
Hyde,  Mary  F..  N.  Y.,  'ya 
Hyde,  Wm.  DeW..  Mame,  '03 
Hyle,  Anna,  Cal.,  »o6 
Hyre.  Sarah  E.,  Ohio,  '06 
Ilurig,  Herbert,  Ind.,  '07 
Ihriff,  Roscoe  M.,  111..  '06 
Ikelheimer.  Ida,  N.  Y..  '03 
niingworth.  J  F..  Wash..  '07 
Illinois  State  Lib'y,  'oa 
Illinois  State  Nor.  Univ.,  '98 
Imperial  library  of  Japan,  *x> 
Indiana  Nor.  Sch.  of  Pa.,  '99 


232 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Indiana  State  Library,  '97 
Indiana  State  Nor.  Sch.,  '97 
Indiana  Univ.  Librao'i  '99 
Ingerson,  Carl  I.,  Mo.,  '01 
Ingnim,  McG.,  Tcnn.,  '03 
Iowa  CollQ^e,  Grinnrll,  '00 
Iowa  St.  CoU.  Lib'yi  Ames,  'ox 
Ivj^.i   Suie   Ulj.'v,  Dea   MGines, 

"oj 
Ireland.  Joseph  W.,  K^,  'qs 
1^M1S  Fosicr  il.^  VVi*.,  *do 

Irwin*  Ajjni>s,  Miua..  'oj, 
Isaacis,  l^iuia  K.,  Minn  »  'oj 

Ivo.  C.  E..  La,.  *o6 

hfli,  Wm.  H..  lU..  -qfi 
"ack,  Fraak  M.^  Wis.i  '01 

atktfari.  Alicr.  N.  V..  *q% 

atfeion,  B*  B„  lU  ,  'oi 

ackspn.  Cord.  M.,  NtJ..  'of 
jick jmn,  Chas-  It-  S^  tia-f  '03 

ack*Miin,  EHw-  V.,  Mil.,   'ot 


/luikiOD  jAnnctl*  ¥y,  Ohio,  bj 

/iick^in.  Juho,  N.  T.,  *o6 

,  ack«»,  alay.  N.  Y-  '07 

^  adiMiti,  Wid.  K  ,  NcfiT,.  'flfi 

^  ackMKi,  W  m.  T  ,  111.,  'oi 

]  acob  Tttme  Inslilute  Mii.  *o6 

^  acob»,  Wjilipr  Uallcm,  R.  I.»  '9. 


amraija,  11.   \V..  N,  Y,,    97 

J  finis,  I'Vaok  II  rt  t'-i.,  *e/j 

ay.  Lucir,  N.  Vh.  "oCj 

ffi^er^,  Y.  ¥.,  Ci].,  ^04 

eflcT*.  Fred  A-,  Mich.^  'oi 

Tltrey^  J.   H..  Ini.,   'ol 
;  cffrir*,  Edmuud  W.  Ill   'ofi 

Imltuis,  Heory  K,,  Nh  Y-»  "ssj 
|[t4^kia%  Jotm  J  ,  N    V  ,   oi 

enkins,  O.  I^*,,  C*!  <  'u9 

uikinst  Willis  A  ,  Va  .  'oj 

enAan,  Jtiwpb.  Vi^..  '06 
iFpson,  llrtij.,  CniMi..  'o,j 
limey    CUy   Pub.    U^>.  N  J., 

'07 
Jesse,  Richard  H..  Mo.,  *02 
jessup,  Annie  L.,  N.  Y.,  *o4 
JewtU,  A.  v.,  Kans..  '86 
Jewelt,  Carrie  B.,  Mich.,  '03 
John  B.  Stetson  Univ.,  FI.1.,  '99 
John  Crerar  Library,  111.,  '97 
John    F.  Hartranft  Sch.,  Phila., 

Pa.,  'os 
fohns  Hopkins  Univ.,  Md.,  '99 
[ohnson,  A.  P.,  111..  '01 
ohnson.  B.  W..  Wash..  '05 
[ohnson,  Carrie  E.,  Cal..  '07 
fohnson,  D.  B.,  S.  C,  'os 
fohnson,  Emma  A.,  N.  Y.,  *o3 
'ohnson,  Flovd  P.,  Del.,  '05 
[ohnson.  F.  W..  111.,  '98 
[ohnson,  Geo.  E.,  Pa.,  '03 
ohnson,  Helen  L.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
ohnson,  Henry,  N.  Y.,  '90 
[ohnson,  H.  M.,  D.  C,  '98 
ohnson,  James  T.,  Texas,  '04 
ohnson,  Jennie  B.,  Ohio,  '03 
ohnson,  Jesse  S^  Ohio,  '08 
ohnson,  Joseph  F.,  \.  Y.,  '04 
[ohnson,  >Iartha  J.,  Utah,  '07 
ohnson.  O.  A..  Cal..  '06 
ohnson,  Ralph  L.,  Pa.,  '07 
.ohnson,  Richiird  O.,  Ind.,  '03 
\  ohnson,  Theophilus,  N.  Y.,  '05 
]  ohnson,  Thos.  M..  Mo.,  '03 
'ohnson,  T.  S.,  Kans.,  '99 
]  ohnson,  W.  E.,  Mo.,  '04 
'  ohnston,  Emma  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Johnston,  J.  L.,  Ariz.,  '07 


[ohnston,  Lucy  K.,  Cal.,  '07 
[ohnston,  Mary  S.,  Fla.,  '01 
[ohnston,  Sara  E.,  Pa.,  '06 
[ohnston,  T.  A.,  Mo,,  '01 
[ohnston,  W.  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
ohnstone,  E,  R..  K.  J  .  '06 
oiner.  CIils,  E. .  Ill,  '06 
okisch.  H.  J.»  la,  '04 
oily,  J.  h  .  Aril,,  '04 
ones,  Addiioq  L..  J**.,  I03 
ones,  A.  Ixroy.  N.  T.  ''^ 
[ones,  Arthur  O^,  Ohio,  'gi 
[ones,  E.  C.  Lluird*  Wii..  '07 
ones,  Edmund  A.,  Ohio*  *#4 
ones,  Edwiind  N.,  N.  V,,  'S4 
ones,  Elhncr  K.^  Va.,  '03 
ones,  Franklin  1".,  f  Jhi ;,  '0% 
ones,  Frank  O.,  Conn.,  *oa 
[ones,  George  M.,  Pa.,  '07 
ones,  Herbert  J.,  Mass.,  '96 
ones,  Herman  T.,  Pa.,  '05 
ones,  Jane  Lloyd,  Wis.,  ^97 
ones,  John  W.,  Ohio,  '96 
.ones,  Ijewis  H.,  Mich.,  '89 
,  ones,  Mary  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
/ones,  Mattie,  S.  Dak.,  '94 
ones,  M.  Louise,  Kans.,  '05 
ones,  Richard,  Tenn.,  '94 
ones.  Silas,  111.,  '04 
ones.  Thomas  L..  Wis.,  '06 
ones.  Yirgil  L.,  Minn.,  '06 
ones.  Warren,  111.,  '06 
ordahl,  Sivert  A.,  S.  Dak.,  *oi 
ordan,  Chas.  M.,  Minn.,  '93 
ordan,  David  Starr,  Cal.,  '08 
osei^  Leidy  Comb.  Sch.,  Phila., 

Pa.,  'os 
'oyce,  Darrcll,  Ohio,  '03 
oyce,  Martin,  N.  Y.,  *os 
oyncr,  I.  Y.,  N.  C,  '98 
udd,  Chas.  H..  Conn.,  '05 
ud.Hon,  Isaac  N.,  Mo.,  '01 
.  V.   Fletcher  Lib'y,  Westford. 
Mass.    '06 
KaKel,  All>ert  E..  Wis..  '05 
Kaharl,  Edgar  A.,  Maine,  '03 
Kahn,  Joseph,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Kalamazoo  Pub.  Lib'y,  ^lich.,  '01 
Kammann,  C.  H.,  HI.,  '97 
Kane,  T.  F.,  N.  Y..  '89 
Kane,  Tho*.  F..  Wash.,  '03 
Kansas  City  Pub.  Lib'y.  Mo..  '05 
Kansas  State  Agri.  Coll.,  '97 
Kansas  State  Lib'y,  '05 
Karlson,  C.  E.,  Pa.,  '03 
Karr,  Grant.  N.  Y..  '99 
Kavanagh,  Rev.  Leslie  J.,  La.,  '07 
Kavanaugh,  Catharine  F.,  X.  Y., 

'05 
Kaye,  James  H.  B..  Mich.,  '05 
Kean,  Lura  B.,  Ohio,  'oo 
Keane,  John  7.,  Iowa,  '89 
Kcane,  Mary  F.,  111.,  '03 
Kearney  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Nebr.,  '07 
Kearns  Carrie  W..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Keating,  T.  F.,  Colo.,  '95 
Keating,  Mary  K.,  Ky.,  '05 
Kcalor,  Davis  J.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Keeler.  L.  W..  Ind..  '06 
Keeny.  John  E.,  La.,  '06 
Kehler,  J.  J.,  Pa.,  '07 
Koidel,  Anna  M.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Keister.  Wm.  H.,  Va.,  'oo 
Keith,  Allen  P.,  Mass  ,  'os 
Keith,  John  A.  H.,  Wis.,  '05 
Kclley,  Aug.  H.,  Mass.,  '02 
Kellcy,  Clarence  E.,  N.  H.,  '03 
Kellogg  Pub.  Lib'y.  Green  Bay, 

Wis..  '06 
Kellogg.  R.  B..  Wash.,  '07 
Kellogg.  Robert  J..  III..  '06 
Kelly,  J.  Nelson,  N.  Dak., '03 
Kelly,  Robert  L.,  Ind.,  '02 
Kcmpton.  Ah'an  A..  Vt.,  '03 
Kendall,  C.  N.,  Ind.,  '95 
Kcncjall.  F.  A.,  111..  'oS 
Kendall,  F.  H.,  Ohio,  '04 


Kendall.  F.  L.,  Maa&^  *o3 
Kendrick,  Geo.  W.,  Kans.,  '03 
Kennedy,  las.  W.,  N.  J.,  '94 
Kennedy,  lohn«  N.  Y.,  '99 
Kennedy,  Jos.,  N.  Dak.,  '96 
Kennedy,  P.  P.,  Minn.,  '97 
Kent,  Ernest  B.,  N.  T.,  '05 
Kenyoa  College  Lil/y,  Ohio,  '05 
Kenyon,  A.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Keppel,  F.  P.,  N.  Y.,  'oi 
Keppel,  Mark,  Cal.,  '07 
Keppel,  Mn.  Mark,  Cal.,  '07 
Kern,  O.  J.,  HI.,  'oo 
Kern,  Oliver  B.,  N.  J..  '05 
Kern,  Walter  M.,  N.  Dak.,  '05 
Kerr,  Henry,  Cal.,  '05 
Kerr.  Mary  A..  Ind..  '06 
Kerr,  Wm.  J.,  OregoQ,  '95 
Keyes,  A.  H.,  N.  H.,  '03 
Keyet.  Chas.  E.,  Cal..  '06 
Keyes,  Chas.  H..  Conn.,  '95 
Keyes,  Mrs.  Helen  B.,  Conn.,  *oi 
Keyes,  Maud  V..  Conn.,  '03 
Keyser,  I.  N.,  Ohio,  '01 
Keystone  Lit.  Soc.,  Pa.,  '08 
Keystone  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Pa.,  *o7 
Kibby,  Warren  J.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Kidd,  Cecil  A.,  N.  Y.,  'os 
Kiefcr,  OUa  F.,  Ohio,  '04 
Kiefer,  R.  J.,  Ohio,  '03 
Kilboume,  Ei95e  J.,  111..  '95 
Kilmer,  Cordelia  S.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Kilpatrick,  V.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Kilpatrick,  W.  H.,  Ga.,  '03 
Kimmel,  M.  A.,  Ohio,  '93 
Kincaid,  Herl)ert  T.,  Ohio,  \s 
King,  Anne  H.,  Ohio,  '95 
King,  Ella  G.,  S.  Dak.,  '04 
King.  T.  C,  Iowa,  '01 
King,  Margaret  G.,  Va.,  *o3 
King,  Wm.  F.,  Iowa,  '84 
Kingman,  F.  W.,  Mass.,  '03 
Kingsbury.  Elizabeth.  Nebr..  *o6 
Kingsbury,  John  A.,  Wash..  '04 
Kingsbury,  J.  T.,  Utah,  '07 
Kingslcy,  Clarence  D.,  .\.  Y.,  '05 
Kingsley,  Homer  H.,  III.,  'ox 
Kingslev,  Nathan  G.,  R.  I.,  '03 
Kinkead,  R.  G.,  Mo.,  '04 
Kinnaman.  A.  J.,  Ind..  '05 
Kinne,  Helen.  N.  Y.,  '07 
Kinnear,  W.  B..  Kans.,  '07 
Kinney,  Burt  O.,  Cal.,  '99 
Kinsley,  M.  H.,  N.  J^,  92 
Kirby,  C.  Valentine,  Colo.,  *oa 
Kirk,  James,  111.,  '04 
Kirk,  John  R.,  Mo.,  '91 
Kirk,  Thos.  J.,  Cal.,  *9S 
Kirk.  W.  H.,  Ohio,  '01 
Kirkpatrick,  C.  T.,  Tenn.,  *o3 
KirVpatrick,  E.  A.,  Mass.,  '97 
Kirtland,  John  C,  Jr.,  N.  H.,  '05 
Kirtland,  R.  H.,  Mich.,  »oi 
Kissack.  R.  A.,  Mo.,  '05 
Kizer,  B.  F..  Mo.,  '04 
Klein.  Milinca  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Klemm,  Mrs.  Clara  D.,  Ohio,  *o4 
Klinker,  J.  W.,  Minn..  '02 
Klock,  J.  F..,  N.  H.,  ^86 
Knapp,  W,  E.,  Colo.,  '07 
Kneil,  Thos.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Knepper,  E.  E.,  Cal.,  '07 
Knepper,  Geo.  E.,  Kans.,  '98 
Knight,  Geo.  W..  Ohio,  'oa 
Knight,  I-ee  R.,  Ohio,  *oo 
Knight,  R.  F.,  Kans.,  '02 
Knight,  T.  H.  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
Knopn,  Gideon  D.,  Mo.,  '04 
Knowles,  Eloiae,  Mont.,  '04 
KnowUon,  P.  G.,  N.  Dak..  '05 
Knox,  Geo.  Platt,  Mo.,  '04 
Knox.  John,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Knox.  Margaret,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Kochlcr,  Frank,  Pa..  '06 
Kolbe,  JuKa  C,  Ohio,  '95 
Koontz,  J.  A.,  Mo.,  '9s 
Kopmdcr,  Carolina,  Ky.,  '06 


INDEX  TO  UFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


233 


Kominaim,  Ebk  W.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Kottman.  Wra.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Krackowuer.  Alice  M.,  Cob.,  '05 
Kraege,  F.  G.,  Wis.,  '97 
Kraiz,  Henry  £.,  Mich.,  '90 
Kraus-Boelt/,  Mrv  M.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
KraybiU.  A.  E..  Pa..  *o6 
Krrbs,  H«3iry  C,  N.  J.,  '01 
Kr^csy,  B«la,  Hungary,  '93 
Kreuzpcnntner,  Paul,  Pa.,  *oa 
Kriebel    O.  S,,  Pa..  '03 
Kxinbill.  Geo.  r..,  Arir.,  '02 
Kroh.  Carl  J..  Ind.,  '97 
Kronwr,  Mary  A.,  Uf,  '07 
Krout.  Chas.  A.,  Ohio,  *oo 
Knig.  Joseph,  Ohio,  '01 
Kruse,  Edwina  B.,  Del.,  '91 
Kttntz,  Elmer  E..  Pa..  '06 
K.uat£,  P.  J.,  Minn.,  '04 
Kuiue.  Wm.  F..  Ncbr.,  'oa 
KuykendaU.  J.  W..  Ark.  '05 
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Lachmund,  Mrs.  Fannie  L.,  Mo., 

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Lagerstrom,  Lydia  T.,  Minn.,  '03 
Lagomarsino,  Cynthia,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Latrd,  Mrs.  Ada  E.,  Ohio,  '90 
Laird,  Samuel  B.,  Mich.,  '96 
Lake  Erie  College.  Ohio.  '06 
Lamb,  Eli  M.,  Md.,  '94 
Lamb,  Emily  O.,  Cal.,  '07 
I^ambert,  Vashti  A^,  111.,  '95 
Lamberton,  Marv  J..  Pa.,  '9a 
L'Amoureux.  G.  H.  D.,  Maine, '03 
Lanca.Mer,  E.  G..  Mich.,  '99 
Lancaster.  Geo.,  Wash.,  'g8 
Landers,  J.  S.,  Oregon,  '99 
I^andgraf,  Geo.  H..  Wis..  '04 
Lindis,  Geo.  B.,  Ohio,  '06 
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Laodrith,  Ira,'Temi.,  '04 
Landnim,  L.  M.,  Ga.,  '97 
Lane.  Mx».  Albert  G.,  ML,  V, 
Lane,  Horace  M.,  Brazil,  'oa 
Lane,  Josei^ne,  N.  Y.,  *o3 
Lang,  Mary  A.,  Cal.,  'ox 
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Lang,  Rosa  A.,  111.,  '01 
Langdon,  Wm.  H.,  Cal.,  '05 
Lange,  A.  F.,  Cal..  '07 
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Langston,  Arthur  D.,  Mo.,  '04 
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Lansing,  Hugh  H.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Lansinger,  J.  W.,  Pa.,  '08 
Lantman.  E.  G.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Lanza,  Gaetano,  Mass.,  '03 
Lapey,  Louise  M.,  N.  Y.,  '93 
Lara<ny.  Robert  E.,  Pa.,  '05 
Larck,  F.  A,^I11„  »oi 
Largent,  S.  D.,  Mont.,  '99 
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Lark,  F.  E.,  Iowa.  '97 
Larkin,  R.  R.,  N.  M.. '07 
Larkins,  Chas.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
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Larsson.  Gustaf,  Ma.s9.,  '03 
LaRue.  D.  W..  Maine,  '07 
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Lasar,  Nladeline,  Mo.,  '03 
Lasb,  William  D.,  Ohio,  '99 
Latham.  Mary  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Lattimore.  John  C,  S.  Dak.,  '06 
Lavrrs,  Enoch  C,  Pa..  '98 
Lawlor,  Jovphine  M.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Lawrence  Univ.,  Wis.,  '99 
Lawrence,  B.  Malcolm,  S.  Dak., 

Lawrence,  Isabel.  Minn.,  '94 
Laws,  Annie,  Ohio,  'oS 
Ltnes,  S.  S.,  D.  C.  '76 
Lawson,  Wm.  C,  Texas.  '03 
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Lawyer,  Chas.  E..  lU.,  '06 
Layton,  S.  Herrick,  Ohio,  '95 
Lazenbv,  Wm.  R..  Ohio,  '95 
Lea,  Watson  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Leadbetter,  Florence  E.,  Mass., '03 
I.eadbetter,  Maud  G.,  Mass.,  '03 
Leake,  Mrs.  Emma  G..  Colo.,  '07 
Leavell,  Richard  M.,  Miss.,  '96 
Leavenworth,  P.  R.,  Vt.,  '01 
I>eavitt,  Frank  M.,  Mass.,  '03 
I^eckrone,  Chas.,  Mo.,  '04 
Ledwith,  Minnie  Q.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Lee.  Frank  W.,  Wyo..  '06 
Lee,  Glen  Max.  N.  Y.,  *o5 
Lee.  J.  R.  E.,  Ala.,  '06 
Lee.  James,  N.  Y.,  '9a 
Lee.  L.  B.,  111.,  '01 
Lee,  Lucius  O..  Turkey,  '01 
Lefavour,  Henry,  Mass.,  *ox 
Lefevre,  .Arthur,  Texas,  '03 
I.ehigh  University,  Pa.,  '99 
Ijehnerts,  E.  M.,  Minn.,  '99 
Leick.  Lucie  M.,  Ohio,  '07 
Leifniger,  Henry  M.,  N.  Y.,  '91 
Leismann,  Mae,  Minn.,  *oa 
Leiter,  Mrs.  F.  W.,  Ohio.  '96 
Lcland  Stanford,  Jr..  Univ.,  Cal., 

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liemon,  J.  E.,  HL,  '99 
Lcnfest.  B.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
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Leon,  Juan.  Mexico,  '07 
Leonard.  U.  B..  Oregon,  'ox 
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Lewis,  M.  Foster,  Ohio,  '05 
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Lewis,  W.  F.,  Mich.,  'ox 
Lewis,  Wm.  A.,  Mo.,  '04 
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Libnry,  Altoona  Mech.,  Pa.,  '99 
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Library,    Baltimore    City    Coll., 

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library,  Boston.  Mass.,  '00 
Library,  Brockton,  Mass.,  '04 
Library,  Brcokline.  Mass.,  '03 
IJbrary,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  'ox 
library,  Bryson,  N.  Y.,  '98 
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libiary,  Butte,  Mont.,  '00 
librarr.  Calumet  and  HecU  Min- 
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Library,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  'oa 
library,  Carnegie,  Allegheny,  Pa., 

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Library,  Carnegie,  Braddock,  Pa., 

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Library,  Carnegie,  Bradford,  Pa., 


Library    Carnegie,  Fort  Worth, 

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Library,    Carnegie,    Homestead, 

Pa..  '06 
Library,  Carnegie,  Iron  Mountain, 

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Library,      Carnegie,     Nashville, 

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Library,  Carnegie,  Pittsburg,  Pa., 

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Library,  Chicago.  111..  '98 
Library,  Cleveland,    Oluo,    '97 
library,  Cobum.  Colo.,  '05 
library.  Congress,  Chile,  'ox 
library,  Davenport.  Iowa.  '06 
library,  Dayton,  Ohio,  '03 
library,  Denver,  Nebr.,  '03 
library,  Detroit,  Mich.,  '97 
library,  Disl.  of  Col.  Pub.,  D.  C, 

library,  Dover.  N.  H..  '06 
Library,  Duluth,  Minn.,  '04 
Library,  East  Orange  Free  Pub., 

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library,  East  St.  Louis,  III.,  '04 
library,  Elkhart  Carnegie,  Ind., 

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library,  Enoch  Pratt.  Baltimore, 

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library,  Erie,  Pa.,  'o^ 
Library,  E/anston,  III.,  'oa 
library,  Fairbanks.  Teire  Haute, 

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library,  Fitchburg,  Mass.,  'ox 
Library,  Fits,  Chelsea,  Mass.,  '03 
Ubrary,  J.  V.  Fletcher,  Westford, 

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library,  Gail  Borden,  III.,  '01 
library,  Harris  Inst.,  R.  I.,  '99 
library.  Hoboken,  N.  J..  '06 
library,  Howard   Univ.,  D.  C, 

'06 
Library,  Hoyt,  Saginaw,  Mich., '03 
library,  Huntington  Free,  Ind., 

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Library,  Imp.,  Japan,  '00 
library,  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  '97 
Library,  Tohn  Crerar,  111.,  '97 
library,  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  '01 
Library,  Kansas  City.  Mo.,  '05 
library,  Lawrence,  Mass.,  '03 
library,  Lincoln  City.  Nebr.,  *o6 
library,  I..08  Angeles,  Cal.,  '00 
Library,  Lvnn,  Mass.,  '01 
library,  Madison  Pub.,  N.  J.,  '05 
library,  Maiden,  Mass.,  '00 
library,  Manchester,  England,  'oa 
library,  Manchester,  Mass.,  '03 
library.  Manchester,  N.  H..  '06 
library,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  '98 
library,  Mjpls.  Ath.,  Minn.,   '98 
library.   Mechanics  Mercantile, 

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Library.  Missoula.  Mont.,  '06 
library,  Montctair,  N.  J.,  '03 
Library,  National  Board  of  Edu- 
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library,  Newark,  N.  T.,  '03 
library,  New  Bedford,  Mass.,  'ox 
library,  Newberry,  111.,  '08 
library,  Newburyport,  Mass.,  '03 
library,  N.  H.  State,  'oT 
library,  New  Haven,  Cc 
library,  New  York  Public,  '09 
Library.  New  York  State,  N.  Y., 

'93 
library.   North    Adams,    Mass., 

'ox 
library,  Northwestern  Nor.  Sch. 

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Library,  Oak  Park.  III.,  '00 
library.  Omaha,  Nebr.,  '98 
library,  Owatonna,  Minn.,  'oa 
Library,  Passaic,  N.  J.,  '03 
library,  Ped.,  SupC.  of  Scbs.,  Pa. 

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'03 
library,  Peoria,  lU.,  '01 
library,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '07 
Library.  Plainficld  Pub.,  N.  J.,  '04 
library.  Port  Jervis,  N.  Y.,  'gp 
Library,  Pratt  Inst.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Library,  Providence,  R.  L,  '04 
Library,  Pub.  Sch..  Bait..  Md.,  '05 
Library,     Pub.    Sch.,    Camden, 

N.  J.,  '05 
Library,  Pub.  Sch.,  Effg  Harbor 

City,  N.  J.,  '05 
Library,  Queens  Boro,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Library,  Rockford,  111.,  '09 
Library,  Sacramento,  Cal.,  '03 
Library,  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  '00 
Library,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  '00 
Library,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  'ox 
Library,  Salem,  Mass.,  *oo 
Library,  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  '97 
Library,  Scranton,  Pa.,  *o9 
Library,  Seattle,  Wash.,  \3i 
Library,  Somcrville,  Mass.,  '00 
Library,  South  Omaha,  Nebr.,  '07 
Library,  Springfield,  Mass.,  '98 
Library,  State,  Cal.,  '99 
Library,  State,  Ind.,  '97 
Library,  State,  Mass.,  '98 
Library.  State,  N.  H.,  '98 
library,  Stratford,  Conn.,  '03 
Library.    Supt.   of  Schs.,  Santa 

Clara  Co..  Cal..  '06 
Library,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Library,  Taunton,  Mass.,  'oa 
Library,  Tchrs.    Consult.,    Tren- 
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Library,  Toledo  Pub.,  Ohio,  '05 
Library,  Topeka,  Kans.,  *oo 
Library,  Trenton,  N.  T.,  '01 
Library,  Wellington.  N.  Z.,  '05 
Library,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  '05 
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Library,  Wheeluig,  W.  Va.,  '01 
Library,  Wilmington.  Del.,  '01 
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Library,  Worcester,  Mass.,  '98 
Library,  Yaraaguchi.  Japan,  '05 
Lickley,  Ernest  T.,  Cal.,  '07 
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Lightbody,  Wm.,  Mich.,  '96 
Lilley,  Frank  W..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Lillig,  Anna  F.,  Ohio,  '03 
Limerick,  A.  iV..  Kans..  '86 
Lincoln  City  Lih'y.  Nebr.,  '06 
Lincoln  College,  111.,  '97 
Lincoln,  A.  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Lincoln  Sub-Dist.  Sch.,  Pa.,  '06 
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Little,  rhfvight  R..  N.  Y..  '05 
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Lloyd,  Frank  H.,  N.  J.,  '05 
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I.,ockctt,  Emma  J..  Mo..  '05 
Ixxlge,  Susan  C,  Pa..  '05 
Loeb,  Morris,  N.  Y-.  '0% 
Logan,  Anna  E.,  Ohio,  '96 
Logue,  Ella  M.,  Mo.,  '04  ^ 


Lollar.  Ezra  £..  Wash.,  '99 
Lombard  CoU.,  lU.,  'oa 
Lomer  Gerhard  R.,  Can.,  '06    . 
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I.ongcneckcr,  Abram  S.,  Pa.,  '05 
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Longman.  M.  W..  Mich.,  '06 
Loomis,  Elisha  S..  Ohio.  '03 
Loomis,  G.  F.,  Wis..  '06 
Loomis,  Geo.  W.,  Colo.,  '05 
Loopejohn  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Loos.  Cnas.  L..  Ohio,  '95 
Lopez,  FrandacD  R.,  Porto  Rico, 

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Lopez,  Miranda  S.,  Cuba,  '04 
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Lord,  Everett  W.,  P.  R.,  '04 
Lord.  Livingston  C,  III.,  '94 
Lose.  Chas.,  Pa.,  '06 
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Lovejoy,  J.  O.,  Cal.,  '07 
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Lowe,  H.  F.,  D.  C,  '07 
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Lowrcy,  R.  G..  Ky..  '05 
Lowry,  Charles  D.,  111.,  '97 
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Loyola  School,  The,  N.  Y.,  '05 
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Lucas,  Wm.  H.,  Wash.,  *o7 
Luckey  School,  Pittsburgh,  Pa., 

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Luckey,  G.  W.  A.,  Nebr.,  '95 
Ludlum,  Mrs.  M.  H.,   Mo.,  'oa 
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Lukens,  Herman  T,  111..  '9a 
Lull,  Herbert  W.,  R.  I.,  'oa 
Lull,  H.  Galen,  Wash.,  'oi 
Lurton.  F.  E.,  Minn..  '07 
Luther.  E.  L..  Wis..  '06 
Lutz,  W.  E..  Ariz.,  '07 
Lyle.  Edward  G.,  Mo.,  'oi 
Lyman,  Elrrcr  A.,  Mich.,  '98 
Lynch.  Charlotte  A.,  Mo.,  '04 
Lynch,  Chas.  P..  Ohio.  '94 
Lynch,  M.  M.,  Va.,  '98 
Lynch,  S.  A.,  Wis.,  '01 
Lynch,  Wm.  H.,  Mo.,  '95 
Lyon,  Charles  W.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Lyon,  Edmund  D.,  Ohio,  '98 
Lyons,  G.  K.,  Ohio,  '98 
Lyte,  E.  Oram,  Pa.,  '91 
L\-ttle,  Eugene  W.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Mar.^lister,  Jas.,  Pa.,  '95 
Macarthur.  John  R.,  N.  Mex..  '07 
MacCracken, J.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
MacCready,  E.  E  ,  N.  Y.,  '03 
MacDonald,  A.  H.,  Cal.,  '98 
MacDonald,  John,  Kans.,  *86 
Macdonald,  Mrs.  Katrine  B.,  N. 

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Mackey,  Cora  B.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Mackenzie,  A.  S..  Ky..  '06 
MacKenzie,  David,  Mich..  '96 


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Mackey,  Wm.  A.,  N.  Y..  '94 
Mackinnon,  Duncan,  Cal.,  '05 
MacLaren,  Donald  C..  N.  Y.,  '05 
MacLean,  Geo.  £.,  Iowa,  '97 
MacLean,  Jas.  A.,  Idaho.  '01 
MacMUUn,  D.  P.,  Ul.,  '04 
Macrae.  Mary  E..  X.  Y.,  \>3 
Mac\annel,  J.  A..  N.  Y..  '01 
Madden.  G.  Hampton,  Ariz.,  '07 
Maddock.  Wm.  E..  Wis.,  '05 
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Madigon,  James  E.,  Conn.,  '07 
Madison  Public  lib'y,  N.  J..  '05 
Magovem,  Mary  A.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Manarry,  S.  H.,  Ohio,  '95 
Mahoney,  James,  Mass.,  03 
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Male  Tchcs.  Assoc..  Bronx,  N.  Y., 

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Manchester   Pub.   Lib'y,  Mass., 

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Manchester,  A.  L.,  S.  C,  '03 
Manchester,  O.  L.,  111.,  'oa 
Manhattan  College,  N.  Y..  '06 
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Mansell.  L.  B.,  III.,  '03 

Man.  Tr.  H.  Sch.,  Brooklyn,  N. 

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Manual  Tr.  High  Sch.,  Camden, 

N.  J.,  'o^ 
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Marble.  C.  McHenry.  Ind.,  '05 
March,  Thos.  S..  Pa.,  '06 
Mardis,  S.  K.,  Ohio,  '95 
Marist  College,  Ga..  '05 
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Markley,  T.  H.,Mo., '04 
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Martin,  Edgar  S.,  Wis.,  '04 
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Mason,  Wm.  A.,  Pa.,  '98 
Mass.  Inst.  Technology,  *oo 
Massee,  J.  Edman,  N.  Y..  '90 
Massey,  John,  Ala..  '8x 
Matawan  Gr.  Sch..  N.  J.,  'os; 
Matheny,  F.  E.,  Wyo.,  'oa 
Mathes.  Edward  T..  Wash..  '05 
Mathews,  Chas.  B..  Ga..  '07 
MatlcKk,  J.  D..  Ala.,  '98 
Matthews,  A,  J.,  Ariz.,  '99 
Matthias.  L.  B.,  Conn.,  '03 
Mattinson.  Hannah  L.,  N.  Y.,  *oj 
Maurer,  G.  C,  Ohio,  '95 
Maxson,  C.  H.,  Texas,  '00 
Maxson,  Henry  M.,  N.  J., '9a 
Maxwell,  Guy  E.,  Minn.,  ^00 
Maxwell,  Wm.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '9a 
May,  Clara,  Ohio,  '03 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AMD  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


^35 


Hay,  Mary  C,  Utah,  'ox 
Mayer,  Aima  L.,  111.,  'ox 
Mayer,  Clara.  Ohio,  *o5 
Mayer,  Mary  H.,  Pa.,  'oo 
Mayo,  Marion  J..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Mays,  Vernon  G.,  111..  '98 

^ItAlliiiiT,  Met:  G.  JV.  V..  "05 

UcBrDQca.  J.  K.,  Mian,.  '04 
McCalXn  Uat^Ila.  N.  Y..  '05 
McCahe^  Olivia  R.,  CaJ..  'o? 
McCahaii.  JohD  E.,  Md.,  <»r 
McCaltk.  S  M,  K.  J.  '05 
HcCaDum,  Snhux  S*  Tei  .^  -03 
MtCaan.  flLmth  B,,  Pa^,  oft 
MiCanliy.  E*Iw.  C..  Mick.,  'ot 
McCarthy,  Mafgarvt.  Ohio    '06 
McCarthy.  W.  G..  Wash.,  'oa 
McCannrr.  I  JvinK^tcmr,  Ky,*  '95 
McCiutney,  Tboa.  B  .  Ky.,  oC 
llcGa#ltn,  £,  £  .  Mo,.  gS 
McOutifL.  T.  A-  Ohio,  ^07 
McCayky.  W.  H.*  Iowa,  oa 
McClaiiLt  Wm.»  Jr,  Ohio,  'ot 
IkCkOan.  BcU?  C  .  N\  Y.,  '05 
McCfcnm.  R.  B..  S  Dak..  *o^ 
McClinlocit.  O.  P,  M..  Rans  .  "94 
MtOua^  John  W,,  FU.t  'oj 
McOiire.  AnncKtiii-t  11..  Axit.  *o4 
JltDure,  Chiu.  W,,  ObkK  of 
McClun?,  Kcf>rtta.  N  J-.  'os 
McClvraan.U,  J.  \V.,  Cal.,  'w 
McCoirt.  Rr>4e  L,.  Ohio.  '06 
McConkrv,  Bertha  M  ,  Mass.H  '03 

HcCoondt,  J.  M  ,  Mma  ,  'd3 
McGotmick.  UU.  R.,  is..  d| 
IfcCo^en,  MaiT  T„  111.,  *g7 
MfCoT.  Emma  Ah  ^^^  J*.  *oj 

Mc  Cult  bin.  H.  H.*  Cd..  07 
JFtDifiifJ,  C  M.,  In!,,  Vi 
McDesia.  Rev   P   R.,  Pa..  Vy 
McUnniild,  laiL  H.,  Micb.,  ^04 
McDonald,  J.  R.,  Mass.,  '03 
McOonough,  Thos.  B.,  Colo.,  '04 
McDuffee,  W.  V.,  Mass.,  '03 
McEhoy,  Edward  M..  Mich..  '06 
McEhoy,  M.  R^  Ohio,  '03 
McEvoy,  Thos.  J.,  N.  Y..  '05 
McFarland,  Geo.  A.,  N.  Dak.,  '95 
McFarland,  VVm.  D.,  Pa.,  '06 
McFarlanc.  C.  T.,  N.  Y.,  'ox 
McGee,  George  A.,  Mich.,  '05 
McGilvrey,  J.  E..  Ohio,  *oi 
McGinnes,  L.  £.,  Pa.,  '01 
McGinnis,  Edward  F.,  Mich.,  '04 
McGlynn,  J.  T.,  lU.,  '9^ 
McGowan,  Marv,  Ohio,  '03 
McGuinan,  Francis  S.,  Pa.,  '05 
Mclntire,  E.  E.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Mclntire,  W.  W..  Ohio,  *oS 
Mclntyre.  Daniel.  Can.,  '06 
McIver.M.  N.  Wfa,  05 
McKay,  .Alexander,  Can.,  '03 
McKay,  Francis  M.,  111.,  '04 
McKeag.  Anna  J.,  Mass.,  '04 
McKee,  J.  MiUord.  N.  Y.,  '95 
McKenny,  Chas.,  wis.,  '07 
McKenzie.  A.  D.,  Australia,  '05 
McKiUop,  Anna,  Dl.,  '97 
McKitiick,  May.  Wis.,  '07 
McKone.  W.  J.  Mich..  '99 
McKown,  Jas.  E.,  Wash.,  '07 
McLachlin,  E.  H.,  Maine,  '03 
McLain,  Joseph  F..  N.  Dale..  '05 
McLane,  C.  L.,  Cal.,  '07 
MkLaucUin,  A.  I..,  Nebr.,  '95 
McLaughlin.  J.  M..  Pa..  '06 
McLaughUn,  W.  £.,  Cal.,  '07 
McLaury,  John  C,  N.  J.,  '01 
McLean,  C.  S.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 


McLsin.  J.  Aniott.  NtTjr  .  'oi 
McLuMJit  Murfptret,  Minfi.t  '05 
McM^hin,  J-  J  .  S.  Cm  'w 
McManuaJobfi  T.,  Mick,  "05 
McManu*.  J.  B,  lH.,  o* 
McMimuA,  U.  J.,  Iowa,  ^01 
McMidsaeU  Thm^  H.,  Ill,  '04 
McMillan,  John  H.,  ill.,  '05 
McMillan  J,  V.,  Ohio.  '96 
JdeHiii^H,  Vlff.  B.,  Ohio,  'Bo 
McMiifty,  Chaj,  A  .  Ill  ,  ^pa 
McMurr>,  F.  M.,  N.  V  ,  Vs 
MtMurry.  Mrs.  L.  B  ,  HU  'g6 
McMurry*  U&tiir  1. ,  IlL.  'oj 
McXfsc,  jLjho.  Lji,,  'oA 
Mc^dl.  J'eTry  M  .  Ala,,  *o6 
McNdll.  1.  C,  l>nn,  Vij 
Mf.Vati.  £mc*l  T^  N  )..  '05 
McPhfrron.  A.  S.,  Cal.,  '07 
Mcguirk.  Miry  E.  N.  Y,.  '05 
McRejTirJds.  iLiry  Y  .  Pa..  '06 
McVayn  Jirrb«rt  R  ,  Obyv,  '00 
M«id,  Frnl   H.,  X   Y.,  "oj 
Meet,  Wra    H  ,  l>hio.  ^^ 
Medfor.l  V^hik  UWy.  MmI>,  '06 
Met,  R.icr  A   N  .  \.  Y..  '05 
Mrek,  OLi-   S  .  ind..  'gi 
M*eV,  J:l.   R  ,  m.,  'di 
Meek,  kuUrt  O.,  Ala.,  '03 
Meeker,  G.  W.  L.,  lU^  '04 
MeeLs  Mrs.  Frances  P.,  lU.,  '03 
Meese,  John  D.,  Pa..  '06 
Megargee.  Geo.  E.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Meland,  E.  C,  Wis.,  '97 
Melcher.  George,  Mo.,  '03 
Melendy.  Royal  L..  Ohio.  '06 
Meleney,  C.  E.,  N.  Y..  '96 
Mendenhall,  E.  L.,  Ohio,  *oa 
Mendin,  Josehna,  P.  R.,  '04 
Mengel.  Levi  W.,  Pa..  '07 
Mentzer.  John  P.,  111.,  '07 
Mercantile  Lib'y  Assoc.,  New 

York,  '06 
Mercantile  Lib'y    Co.,   Philadel- 
phia, Pa.,  'o^ 
Mercantile  LibxSt.Louis,Mu., '03 
Mercer  Univ.  LiD'y,  Ga.,  '99 
Mercer,  J.  A.,  111.,  '03 
Meriam.  Junius  L.,  Mo.,  'o\ 
Merica,  Francis  M..  Ind..  'y; 
Merriam,  Bert  E..  Vt..  '07 
Merrick.  Leona  M.,  Cal.,  '07 
Merrifield,  Webster.  N.  Duk.,  'os 
MerriU,  Chas.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Merrill.  Fxlwin  C-,  N.  J.,  '96 
MerriU,  Geo.  A.,  Cal.,  '00 
Merrill,  James  A.,  Wis.,  '97 
MerriU.  Jenny  B.,  N.  Y.,  '93 
Merriman,  Eugene  D.,  lU.,  '05 
Merritt,  Fred  D..  Iowa,  '06 
Merrift,  E.  L.,  N.  Y.,  'oi 
Merritt,  Mary  J..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Merry.  Charles  M.,  Ohio,  '05 
Merwin,  J.  B.,  Conn.,  '71 
Merz,  Henry,  Wyo.,  '95 
Meserve,  Alonzo,  Mass.,  '95 
Messenger,  J.  F.,  Va.,  '04 
Metcalf,  Henry  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Metcalf.  M.  AUcc.  X.  J.,  'o? 
Metcalf,  Robt.  C,  Ma.ss.,  '9a 
MetcaH,  S.  H.,  Wis.,  '03 
Meyer,  F.  H.,  Cal.,  '99 
Meyer.  lohn  L.,  Pa..  '05 
Miami  Univ.,  Ohio,  '95 
Michcncr,  Elmer  F..  I'a.,  '05 
Michener,  J.  H.,  Pa.,  '98 
Mich.  Agri.  College,  'oa 
Mich.  State  Library,  '01 
Mich.  State  Xor.  Coll.,  '00 
Mickens.  Chas.  W..  .Mich.,  'oo 
Mickle  (J.  W.)  Gr.  Sch..  Camden, 

N.T..^os 
Mickle,  Robt.  A.,  Ala.,  *9S 
Middleton,  A..  111.,  '99 
Midland  CoUege,  Kans.,  '99 
Mi^hell,  Ida.  111.,  'oa 
Mijuef,  F.,  Russia,  '07 


Miles,  Emily  11  ,  Colo.,  '98 
Hilhollaad,  Miva.le  E..  Pa.,  '06 
MiUard,  C.  S\.  X.  Y.,  'oa 
Millet.  Ada  J,,  Cal..  '07 
MiUer,  C.  C,  Ohio,  '9a 
Miller,  C.  E..  1m wa,  'oa 
Miller,  Frank  L.IU.,'o6 
MiUer,  Fninkliti  P.,  Pa.,  *o3 
Miller.  F.  W..  Ark., '05 
Blillrr,  G«j.  J,  lU.,  '01 
^nii  -  n-i-J.-  1^,  Colo.,  '96 
Miller,  H.  L.,  Kans.,  '07 
Miller,  James  C,  Canada,  '06 
MiL'fr,  J.  H..  Kans,.  '86 
Millrr.  John  K  .  ID  .  ^05 
Miller,  Mary  Jean.  la.,  '04 
Miller,  XcwmiLi^  ][!.»  '00 
Milkr,  Thus.  C.  W.  Va„  'ox 
MDlcr,  VViUrr  McS  ,  Mo..  ^03 
MilUgmT  AU-iitnder  R..  iCy.,  '04 
MOlikPii,  Mrj.  .\.  E  .  Cd.,  *o3 
MilUfeen,  OrrUJ.,  Ill,  'os 
MiUingtQii.  CLinu  X.  Y.,  'oj 
Millwn.  Jobo  W,,  M^^.,  '01 
Millis,  Wm.  A.,  Idd,  'g6 
Milli,  Hametle  M,/N.  Y.  '05 
MiU^paui^hH  J.  F..  CaL,  'ijs 
Milne,  VVm.  J„  N.  Y..  ^qz 
Mil  nor,  G.  Bruce.  Pa,,  '03 
AJil^auktt     FHtvipuli'    Assoc., 

Wis,  'B^ 
Milwaukee  Pub.  Lib.,  Wis.,  '98 
MiliTiiijkeu  FVhr^.  A*Af»c,,  Wis., '05 
Mitiira,  Chili..  W..  111.  *Q4 
Minehan,  NetlSc.  Wis.^   07 
Miner,  A.  U.,  Utah,  '07 
Minpin^,  CUu-a  W.,  *lich.,  '00 
Mimtian,  lulia  A..  X.  J..  '05 
Minneapolis  Athenaeum,  Minn., '98 
Minnich,  Harvev  C,  Ohio,  'oa 
Minnie  Murdoch  Kendrick  Sch., 

Philadelphia.  Pa.,  '05 
Minor,  Edwin,  Kans.,  ^04 
MinshuU,  Mrs.  Martha  J.,  N.  Y. 

'os 
Missimer,  H.  C,  Pa.,  'oa 
Miss.  A.  &  M.  Collie,  'oa 
Missoula  Pub.  Lib'y>  Mont.,  '06 
Mitchel,  E.  L,  Cal.,  '06 
Mitchell.  Arthur  C,  X.  Y..  '05 
MitchcU,  Bcni.  W.,  Pa.,  '99 
MitcheU,  Clifford  A..  Kan.,  '05 
MitchcU,  Is;iac,  Ky.,  '99 
Mitchell.  R.  W.,  X\  C,  '00 
MitcheU,  Walter,  Pa.,  '07 
MitcheU,  Wm.  Hugh,  Ohio,  '06 
MitchcU,  W.  R.,TU.,  '03 
MitchiU.  Theodore  C,  .<  Y.,  '05 
Moberiy,  W.  R.,  S.  Dak..  '07 
Model  Sch.,  N.  Y.  Tr.  Sch.  foe 

Tchrs.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Moffitt,  Clarissa  A.,  Pa.,  'os 
Mohn,  Cari  J.,  S.  Dak.,  »oa 
Mohr,  Walter  M..  X.  Y..  '03 
Moldstad,  John  A.,  lU.,  *97 
MoUj  Alex.  A.,  lU.,  '03 
Monm,  Louis  C,  lU.,  'ox 
Monlux,  J.  B..  Cal.,  '95 
Monroe,  Edwin  S.,  Ind.,  '97 
Monroe,  Paul,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Monroe,  WiU  S.,  Ma.ss.,  '88 
Monlajjue,  A.  I.,  Pa..  '04 
Montana  State  College,  '09 
Montescr,  Fred.,  X.  Y.,  '94 
Montfort,  Frank  K.,  X.  Y.,  ;o5 
Monti;omery,  Bertha  E.,  Ohio,  '03 
Montgomery,  Dewitt  C,  Cal.,  '07 
Montgomery,  H.  C,  Ind.,  '97 
Montgomery,  Ida  M.,  Xebr.,  '04 
Monlsomcry,  Jessie  H.,  Wis.,  '05 
Montgomery,  iSarah  L.,  Ind.,  '05 
Montgomery,  W.  S.,  D.  C,  '98 
Montrose,  Otis,  X.  Y.,  '96 
Montavon.  Wm.  F..  Phil.  Is..  '06 
Moon.  A.  W..  Pa..  '89 
Mooney.  Wm.  B..  S.  Dak.,  06 
Moore,  B.  C,  lU.,  '06 


236 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Mo^rc,  IrAtik  R.,  N.  V.,  '«j 
Mo*5»rf,  trtorge  W.,  Va.t  'oj 


Momn.  M^ry  F.*  N.  V  ,  *o,i 
Moreno.  Ennnuc  H  .  ^t^?Jli^:lJH  '06 

Morgan,  A.  R.,  Mfl.,  'd^ 
ilorgAii,  1.  H.,  Wt-iJb.,  'oHjj 
Motion ,  J.  J  ,  CiL.  '07 

Mon!;m.  W.  P.,  laJ.,  "aa 
MoTfpti,  Wm.  T.p  Ohio,  "07 
Mnnariy    Mn,  A.  B,.  N.  V,  '03 
Mnrley,  John  H..  Vt,,  'oj 

Marrii^  Gforac  X.  J.,  '0% 

Morri*,  JiihUt  Ky^,  V^ 
Morris.  Jolin  E  1  Oaio,  *m 


MorriKni,  Andrrw  J.,  Pa.,  *Bi 
Monisionp  G.  D.    Xfii..  '00 
UomA-Jn*  Henry  C, 


Mum^oti,  Roge.  Dhiip*  V? 
Morriion,  Wro.  J.,  N.  y.,  *oj 
M arrow,  H„  T,  N.  Y  ,  'ot 
MfsiTow.  Jnhn    Pii,   *<>« 
MtJTM,  Frnink  L.^  lEl^,  *q7 
Morse,  H.   H.,  Ma«.»  'i.»  ^ 
Mor»:.  W,  A,,  Mich.,  'dj 

Mort-in,  W.  M.,  IH.,  ^ja 
Mo^lier^  K"  H.,  Cil.,   'ijw 
Mf»t™,  Lucy  E..  D.  C-.  *ot 
Mott.  ThfT*.  A.,  I  ml.,  "ofi 
Mt,   AlHon  ScbwK,   I'iitjbkirgh, 

Pa.,  •oe 
Mt.  Holyokf  Cf-U,,  itus-v,  'oa 
Mountr,  SI  lis  W.,  Ca.1 ,  'cu 
Mower,  F.  O.,  CaL,  Njg 
Mowry.  Uiddcll  A,  R.  L,  '04 
Mawry,  W  m.  A,,  Mum,,  %6 
Moyae.  &  v  LT.,  C«L.  bt 
Muckley,  H.  C,  tl^uc^  *ot 
Muir.  Jani'.^  X.,  Pa.,  *o6 
Mullin.  G  .►.  H.,  Irfva.  'oj 
Mulroonc\    JalU  A.  Ohio,  '05 
Mumford,  Cj.  M..  UiaIs,  "o? 
Mumford,  1  uiher  E.,  \chT.,  '05 
Mumma,  U    W.,  Obio,  *oa 
Munger,  Bul!c  M.,  S.  D:Jt.,  '03 
Mungcr,  O.  L..  111.,  '05 
Munroe,  Jas.  P.,  Mass.,  *o5 
Murdaugh,  E.  D..  Md.,  '98 
Murdock,  F.  F.,  Mass.,  •98 
Murfee,  H.  O.,  Ala.,  '01 
Murlin,  L.  H.,  Kans.,  '95 
Murphrcc,  All>crt  A.,  Fla.,  '04 
Murphy,    Mrs.    M.    K.,    Conn 

Murray,  Ellen,  N.  Y.,  »o4 
Murray,  Geo.  S.,  Kans.,  '05 
Murray,  May  E.,  Mass.,  '99 
Murray,  Wm.  S.,  N.  Y..  '98 
M.  W.  Baldwin  Sch.,  Phila.,  Pa.. 

'os 
M>'ers,  B.  E.,  Ind.,  '07 
Myers,  Geo.  Wra.,  HI.,  '04 
Myers,  Irene  T.,  Ky.,  '04 
Myers,  Will  A.,  Ind.,  '97 
Myndcrs,  Seymour  .\.,  Tenn.,  '03 
Nagel,  J.  J.,  Iowa,  '95 
Nardin.  E.  C,  Mich.,  »oi 
Nash,  Geo.  W.,  S.  Dak.,  '01 
Naylor,  Mrs.  E.  A.,  111.,  »o3 
Neal.  A.  O..  Ind.,  '05 
Ncal,  H.  J.,  N.  J.,  'os 
Nebraska  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  'oa 
Nebraska  Wcs.  Univ.  Lib'y,  '05 


Ne  Collins.  J.  E.,N.  Y..  »Q9 
Neibel,  Etta  V.,  Cal.,  '07 
Neligh.  John  P.  S..  D.  C,  '04 
Nelson,  A.  C,  Utah,  '01 
Nelson,  B.  E.,  Wis.,  '99 
Nelson,  E.  B.,  N.  Y.,  V8 
Nelaon.  Ernesto.  N.  Y.,  '04 
Nelson,  Tames  C,  Iowa,  '07 
Nelson,  Kate  S.,  Wis.,  '96 
Nelson,  Martha  F.,  N.  T.,  '05 
Neotune  Tp.  High  Sch.,  Ocean 

Grove,  N.  J.,  '05 
New  Britain  Inst.,  Conn.,  'oa 
Newark  Free  Pub.  IJb'y,  N.J. ,'03 
Newberry  Lib'v,  111..  '98 
Newbun^x>rt  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mass., 

*03 
Newell,  A.  C,  Iowa,  'oi 
Newell,  Miss  C.  S.,  Kans.,  '95 
Newell  J.  Fxlward.  Ind..  '06 
NewhalJ,  Chas.  W.,  Minn.,  'oa 
N.  H.  CoU.  of  Agri.,  'oa 
N.  H.  St.  IJb'y,  »98 
N.  H.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Plymouth,  '03 
New  Haven  Pub.  Lib'v,  Conn.,  '01 
New  Jersey  State  LibV,  '01 
N.  J.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Trenton,  '97 
Newkirk,  C.  F.,  lU.,  'oS 
Newman,  Jos.,  N.  Y.,  05 
New  Mexico  Agri.  Coll.,  'oa 
New  Orleans  Nor,  Sch.,  La.,  'oi 
New  Rochelle  Pub.  Ub'y.  N.  Y., 

'06 
Newson,  H.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Newton,  Cora  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Newton,  Geo.  A.,  Texas,  '03 
Newtown  High  Sch.,  N.  Y.,  ^03 
New  York  Pub.  Ub'y,  '99 
New  York  St.  Ed'n  Dept.,  N.  Y., 

*93 
New  York  Trade  School,  '04 
New  York  Tr.  Sch.  for  Tchrs.,»o3 
New  York  University,  '07 
Nichobi,  Chas.  E..  N.  Y.,  '99 
NichoU  Fred.  R.,  111.,  '93 
Nichols,  Walter  H.,  Colo.,  '01 
Nichols,  W.  F.,  Conn ,  '03 
Nicholson,  John  T.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Nicholson,  Mary  E..  Ind.,  '85 
Nicholson,  NeU  G.,  Mo..  ^04 
Nicholson,  Thos„  S.  Dak.,  'oa 
Nightingale,  A.  F..  111.,  '86 
Nickerson,  F.  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
Nisslev,  Mabel  H.,  Pa.,  '03 
Nix,  Amalie,  Minn.,  '06 
Noble,  Edward  M.,  Md.,  '05 
Noel,  Alex.  H.,  Mo.,  '07 
Noel,  Mrs.  Jas.  M.,  Incl.,  '05 
Noetling,  Wm.,  Pa.,  '98 
NolanTjohn  T.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Nolen,  F.  C,  Ark..  '05 
Noon,  Philo  G.,  Mass.,  '03 
Nor.  Sch.,  Dayton,  O.,  '98 
Nor.   Sch.,  Truro,  Nova   Scotia, 

Can.,  '03 
Norris,  C.  Maud,  Mass.,  '03 
Norris,  Grant.  Pa..  '06 
Norris,  Hcrschel  A.,  Del.,  '05 
Norsworthy.  Naomi,  N.  Y..  '06 
N.  .Adams  Pub.  Lib'y.  Mass.,  *ox 
N.  C.  Coll.  of  A.  &  M.  Arts,  '04 
N.  C.  St.  Nor.  and  Ind.  Coll.,'98 
N.  Dak.  Ed.  Association,  '96 
Nor.  Ariz.  Normal  School,  'oi 
Nor.  111.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  '99 
North  School.  Pittsburgh  Pa..  '06 
North.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Mich.,  '99 
Northrop,  Cyrus,  Minn.,  'oa 
Northrup,  Calv-in  T.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Northwestern  College,  111.,  *oa 
Northwestern    Nor.    Sch.,    Alva, 

Okla.,  'o^ 
Northwestern  School  Supply  Co. 

Minn.,  '07 
Northwestern  Univ.,  111.,  'oa 
Norton,  A.  H..  N.  Y..  '03 
Norton,  Arthtir  O.,  Mass.,  'oa 


Nortoo,  Mrs.  Alice  R,  Cal.,  '07 
Norton.  A.  W.,  S.  D&k.,  93 
Norton,  F.  O.,  Iowa,  07 
Noss,  Theo.  H.,  Pa..  '96 
Nosworthy,  Emily,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Noyes,  E.  C.  Pa..  '« 
Noyes,  William.  N.  i.,  '05 
Nuner,  J.  F..  Ind..  '06 
Nusbaum,  Louis,  Pa.,  '03 
Nutt,  H.  D.,  Mich.,  '06 
Nye,  Chas.  H.,  Wis.,  '84 
Nye,  Ward  H.,  Ohk),  'oa 
Nyhart,  H.  U..  Pa.,  '06 
Nykirk,  John  B.,  Mich.,  '9a 
Oak  Park  Pub.  Uby,  HI.,  'oo 
Oberlin  Coll,  Ub'y,  Ohio,  'oa 
O'Brien,  Edwin  T.,  Wis.,  '04 
O'Brien,  Kate  E.,  .\lo..  '04 
O'Brien,  Mary  C,  N.  Y..  '03 
O'Brien,  Mary  E..  Mich.,  "oj 
O'Brien,  Thos.  S.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
O'Callaghan,  W.  F.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
O'Connell,  Josephine  T.,  111.,  '03 
O'Connell,  Margaret   F.,  N.  V., 

'os 
O'Connor.  D.  C  Panama,  '04 
O'Connor,  Eleanor  D.,  111.,  '03 
O'Connor,  Joseph,  Cal.,  'HH 
O'Connor,  Margaret  A.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Oday,  H.A.,  I'a.,  'os 
Oderlin,  Ethel  C,  Wash.,  '07 
O'Dell,  Lucien  B.,  Ind.,  'oo 
O'Flaherty,  Wm..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Ogden,  Robert  C,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Ogelvee,  C.  S.,  111.,  '03 
Ogg,  R.  A.,  Ind.,  '07 
O^anlon.  R.  J.,  Wis..  '97 
Ohio  St.  Lib'y.  'oa 
Ohio  Slate  Univ..  '97 
Ohio  Wesleyan  University,  '07 
O'Keefe.  Helen  M..  Minn..  '07 
O'Keefe,  Mrs.  S.  j..  111.,  '96 
Olds,  Marv  L.,  Minn.,  '94 
Oldt,  Franklin  T.,  Iowa,  '95 
Oldt,  J.  C,  Ohio,  '01 
0*I.cary,  Kate  S.,  HI.,  '9S 
Olin,  Arvin  S.  Kans.,*86 
Olin,  Oscar  E.,  Ohio,  '03 
Oliphant,  G.  F..  Ga.,  'ot 
OUvenbaum,  John  E.,  Ohio,  '05 
Olm-stead,    Emma    G.,    N.    Y.. 

•03 
Olp,  Ernest  E.,  111.,  '07 
Olsen,  John  W..  Minn.,  '00 
Olsen,  Mrs.  Mary  D.,  111.,  'oa 
Obon,  A.  J.,  Minn.,  '07 
Omaha  Pub.  Ub'y,  Nebr.,  '98 
Omwake,  Geo.  L.,  Pa.,  'oa 
O'Neil,  Cordelia  U,  Ohio,  'ox 
O'NeU.  Mary  J.  C,  N.  Y.,  '05 
O'Neill,  Chas.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Oneonta  Nor.  Sch.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
O'Reillv,  Mary,  lU.,  'oa 
Orme.  W.  H.,  Minn..  '07 
Ormond,  J.  A.,  '04  Fla., 
Ormsby,  F.  B.,  111.,  '96 
Omcr,  Geo.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Orr,  Susan  M.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Osl>orn.  A.  C.  S.  C,  '05 
Osbom,  G.  H.,  N.  J..  '05 
Osbom,  James  O.,  Cal.,  '06 
Osgood,  Susan  S.,  N.  Y..  '06 
O'Shea,  M.  V..  Wis.,  '9a 
Osticn.  L.  A..  Minn.,  '04 
Ostrander,  Chas.  H..  III.,  'oa 
Oswego  Nor.  Sch..  N.  Y.,  '00 
Ott,  Harvey  N.,  N.  Y.,  'ox 
Otterbein  Univ.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Overholser.  Chas.  E..  N.  Y..  '05 
Overman.  Wm.  F..  N.  J.,  'o^ 
Owatonna    Pub.    lib'y,  Mmn. 

'oa 
Owen.  Herman  E.,  Wis..  '05 
Owen,  Hugh  A.,  N.  Mex.,  '97 
Owen,  Lincoln.  Mass.,  '96 
Owen,  T.  McA.,  Ala..  '07 
Owen,  W.  B.,  IlL,  '96 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


«S7 


Ozus,  A.  N.,  Minn.,  '05 
Paddford,  F.  M.,  WaA.,  '03 
Paessler,  V.  S.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Page,  Caleb  A.,  MasA.,  '03 
Page,  Donald  T.,  Vt.,  '07 
Page.  Edw.  A.,  N.  Y..  '99 
Page.  Edw.  C,  111.,  'oo 
Page,  Frank  R..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Page,  James  M.,  Va.,  '03 
Page,  Norman  J.,  N.  H.,  '03 
Pa^,  Mrs.  Mary  B.;  111.,  '06 
Painter,  Ira  C,  Ohio,  *o3 
Painter,  T.  E.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Painter,  Sirs.  Nannie  E.,  Kans., 

'04 
Palen,  H.  O.,  Cal.,  *oa 
Palmer,  A.  N.,  Iowa,  '96 
Palmer,  Aaron,  Iowa.  '06 
Palmer,  Corwin  F.,  Mass.,  '03 
Palmer,  E.  D.,  Mich.,  »94 
Palmer,  Frank  H.,  Mass.,  'ox 
Palmer,  Ir>ing  O.,  Mass.,  '05 
Palmer,  James  J.,  Pa.,  '05 
Palmer,  Luella  A.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Palmer.  T.  W.,  Ala.,  '03 
Park  College,  Mo.,  'oa 
Park,  Chas.  F.,  Mass..  '03 
Parker,  Alice  N..  Va.,  '98 
Parker.  B.  DeR.,  Colo.,  '04 
Parker,  Chas.  /.,  111..  '87 
Parker.  C.  M.,  111..  '95 
Parker,  Mrs.  C.  M,.  111..  '05 
Parker,  George  E.,  Mich.,  '05 
Parker,  Mary  E..  Mass.,  *oa 
Parkfr,  W.  D.,  Wis..  '84 
Parker,  W.  N.,  Wis.,  'oa 
Parker,  W.  S.,  Mass..  '96 
Parkinson.  D.  B.,  111.,  *o7 
Parkinum,  John  B.,  Wis.,  '84 
Parkinson,  Wra.  D.,  Mass.,  '03 
Parks,  Mrs.  Mary  B..  Mo.,  '04 
Parlin.  Frank  E.,  Mass.,  '01 
Pannelee,  Milton  R..  Cal.,  '07 
Parmentcr,  Chas.  W..  Mass.,  '95 
Parr,  Mrs.  Marie  B.,  Ohio,  '04 
Parratt,  Delbert  W..  Utah.  '06 
Parrish,  Nancy  E.,  Mo.,  '04 
Parrish.  Ophelia  A.,  Mo.,  'ox 
Parry,  Eleanor,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Parry,  Mrs.  M.  S..  Minn.,  'oa 
Parson.  S.  F.,  111.,  'oa 
Parvms,  Richard,  Colo^  '04 
Pasadena  Pub.  Lib'y.  Cal..  '06 
PaschallnUe  Sch..  Phila.,  Pa..  '05 
Passaic  Pub.  Lib'y.  N.  J..  '03 
Pate,  Walter  T.,  Miss.,  '05 
Patridge,  Ltlia  R.,  N.  J.,  '76 
Patten.  Frank  C,  Texas,  '97 
Patten.  Jane  B.,  Mass.,  '07 
Pattengill,  Henry  R..  Mich..  •9a 
Patterson,  Alice  B.,  Kans.,  '03 
Patterson,  Chas.  C,  Ohio,  '07 
Patterson.  Isaac  F.,  Ohio,  '03 
Patterson.  James  K..  Ky.,  '05 
Patton,  Cassia,  Alaska,  '95 
Patton,  Chas.  L,  N.  Y..  '86 
Patton,  Martha  H..  N.  Y..  '05 
Paulsen.  Josephyne  M..  N.  Dak.. 

Paufy,  Fred  L.,  Ohio,  '06 
Payne.  Bertha,  111.,  'oa 
Payite.  Bruce  R..  Va..  '05 
Ptabody  CoU.  L'niv.  of  Nashville, 

Tenn.,  '04 
Peabody.  Helen  S.,  S.  Dak.,  'ox 
Peabodv,  James  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Peacock,  Mary  C,  Pa.,  '98 
Peair*.  H.  B.,  Kans.,  '97 
Peak,  Chas.  N..  111..  '96 
Pearcy,  Jas.  B.,  Ind.,  '01 
Peaxse,  A.  S..  Mass..  '03 
Pearse.  C.  G..  WU.,  '91 
Pearson.  F.  B.,  Ohio,  ox 
Pear^wi.  H.  C.  N.  Y..  '99 
Pearson,  Juliet.  N.  Y.,  '99 
Pearson.  M.  E..  Kans.,  ^04 
Peaxsoo.  Paul  M.,  Pa.,  '06 


Pease.  Alvin  F.,  Mass.,  *qx 
Pease,  N.  W.,  N.  T.,  '94 
Pease,  Virginia.  Cal.,  '07 
Peaslee,  Frank  J.,  Mass.,  '03 
PeasUe,  John  B.,  Ohio,  '80 
Peck  Lib'y,  Norwich  Free  Acad. 

Conn.,  ^04 
Pfeck.  A.  C,  CaL,  '07 
Peck.  A.  L.,  N.  Y.,  '97 
Peckham,  Allen,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Ped.  Ub'y,  Sunt,  of  Schs.,  Pa..  '00 
Peed.  Mansfield  T.,  Ga.,  '03 
Peirce,  Katherine  U.,  R.  I.,  '03 
Peirce,  Wm.  F.,  Ohio,  '03 
PeU.  Mrs.  EUra  &,  N.  V.,  '05 
Pell,  Robert  P.,  S.  C,  '05 
Pelton,  Anna  J.,  Wash..  '03 
Pence,  John  H.,  Tenn..  '04 
Pendleton.  M.  R.,  Cal.,  '07 
Penniman.  J.  H.,  Pa.,  '99 
Penn.  Coll.  for  Women,  Pa.,  '07 
Penn.  State  College,  'oo 
Penn.  State  labrary,  '01 
Pennsylvania  State  Museum,  '06 
Pennypacker,  J.  L.,  Pa.,  '00 
Peoria  Pub.  Library,  111.,  '01 
Peres.  Israel  H..  Tenn.,  '00 
Perkins  Institute,  Mass.,  '97 
Perkins,  All>ertus  D.,  N.  Y.,  'ox 
Periuns.  De  Forest  H.,  Maine,  07 
Perkins,  F.  O..  lU..  '05 
Perkins,  John  R.,  Conn.,  '05 
Perkins,  R.  W.,  La.,  '01 
Perrin.  Mrs.  Fannie  B.,  Mo.,  '03 
Perrin.  John  W.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Perrin.  Marshall  I^,  Mass.,  '03 
Perrine.  Lura  L.,  N.  Dak..  '95 
Perry,  Alfred  T..  Ohio,  'oo 
Perry,  Annie  M.,  Mas.s.,  '03 
Perry,  Elizabeth  H.,  Mass.,  '91 
Perry,  Wra.  H.,  Ky.,  '08 
Persons,  Metta  L^  N.  V.,  '03 
Peterson.  A.  E.,  Conn.,  '03 
Peterson.  Jorgen  C,  Mass..  '04 
Peterson.  J.  P.,  Wis..  '97 
Pettee,  George  D.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Phelan.  B.  M..  Minn.,  '07 
Phelan,  Genevieve,  Mo.,  04 
PheUn,  W.  W..  Tenn..  '98 
Phenix,  G.  P.,  Va.,  '03 
Philadd^hian  Soc.,  Wis.,  '84 
Philbrook,  C.  F.,  Ariz.,  '95 
Philips.  Geo.  M.,  Pa.,  '79 
Philips.  H.  S.,  Colo.,  '90 
Philhpps.  James  D..  Alass.,  'os 
PhilUps,  Anna  L..  N.  Y.,   '05 
Phillips.  Arthur  W.,  Idaho,  '07 
Phillips,  Daniel  E.,  Colo.,  '00 
Phillips,  Ellen  M..  N.  Y..  '05 
Phillips,  E.  M.,  Minn.,  '03 
Phillips,  Geo.  W.,  Pa.,  '03 
Phillips,  Helen  M.,  Mo.,  'oa 
Phillips,  J.  H.,  AU.,  '88 
Phillips,  Mrs.  J.  H..  .\la.,  'ox 
Phillips,  Sherman  E.,  N.  H..  '03 
Philomathean  Lit.  Soc..  Pa..  '98 
Phoenixville  Public  Lib'y,  Pa.,  '06 
Piatt,  Herman  S.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Pickard,  Josiah  L.,  Cal..  '86 
Picken,  Wm.  S..  Kans.,  '04 
Pielert,  Sarah,  Md.,  '03 
Pierce,  Edw.  T.,  Cal.,  '89 
Pierce,  Mrs.  Ella  M.,  R.  I.,  '96 
Pierce,  Lovick,  D.  C,  '98 
Pierce,  Mary  R.,  111.,  '97 
Pierce,  Thos.  P.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Pike,EffieM..Ill., '04 
Pike,  Joshua,  111.,  '91 
Pile,  J.  M..  Nebr.,  ^04 
PilLsbury,  John  H..  Mass.,  '03 
Pincus,  Jos.  W.,  N.  J..  '05 
Pine,  John  B..  N.  Y.,  '07 
Pinkerman,  J.  N..  Ohio,  '03 
Pinkham,  Geo.  R..  N.  T.,  '03 
Pinkham.  Wm.  S.  M.,  Fla..  '05 
Pinnell,  H.  F.  Cal .  '07 
Pippin,  Mrs.  E.  £.,  Md.,  '00 


Pitman.  J.  A.,  Mass.,  '99 
Pittinger,  O.  M.,  Ind.,  'ox 
Pittsburgh  Tchr's  Assoc.,  Pa.,  '07 
Plainfield  Pub.  Lib'y  and  Read. 

Room,  N.  J.,  '04 
Plaisted,  Elizabeth  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
PUpp,F.V'    T"    'T 
Plass.  Ada  L  ,  Mq.,  d4 
Plimpton,  ( Tri  A  ,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Plough,  Ms  ruQCN.V.'oj 
FlumD,  Miix  A  ,  Cal .  '07 
Phimer,  G<  .   M.uhio,  "i^ 
Poindexter,  V\]\is.  C,  Va,,  '04 
Poland,  A.  h  ,  N.  j..  ^j 
Pollard,  M;li  V  it.  in,,  'oj 
Pollock,  R<-  ilic.  I  tab,  Q7 
Pollock,  Su.LiL  r  ,  r>  C.  "94 
Polytechnic      PrepoTAtcdry     Sth*. 

Brooklyn.  N.  Y.,  *o6 
Pomeroy,  Annie  L.,  Mass.,  '05 
Pomona  Coll..  Cal.,  '99 
Pool,  W.  H.,  Tex.,  '03 
Port  Jervis  Free  Lib'y,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Porter,  C.  W..  Minn.,  'oa 
Porter,  E.  A.  F.,  Ohio,  '99 
Porter,  Edgar  L.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Porter,   Mrs.   Florence   McNeal, 

Mo..  '9a 
Porter,  James  P.,  Mass.,  *o6 
Portland  Pub.  Lib'y,  Maine,  '06 
Ports,  Howard  T.,  Iowa,  '04 
Posse,  Baroness  Rose,  Mass.,  '95 
Post,  Mary  E.,  Ariz.,  '07 
Potter,  Laura,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Potter,  Milton  C.  Colo..  *o6 
Potts,  D.  Walter,  HI.,  '04 
Pound,  E.  A.,  Ga.,  'ox 
Powell,  Arthur..  Ohio,  '00 
Powell.  R.  H..  Ga.,  '06 
PoweU,  W.  F..  N.J., '89 
Power,  Gussie.  N.  Y.,  '87 
Powers.  Emily  C,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Powers,  Francis  W.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Powers,  Jas.  K.,  Ala.,  '95 
Pratt  Inst.  Free  Lib'y,  N.  Y.,  'ox 
Pratt,  Helen  M.,  Colo.,  '04 
Pratt,  H.  T..  Md.,  '05 
Pratt,  Isabellc  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Pratt,  Orville  C,  Ind.,  '99 
Pratt.  R.  H.,  Colo..  '98 
Pray,  James  S.,  Mass.,  '05 
Pray,  T.  B.,  Wis.,  '94 
Preece,  Mrs.  Louise,  Minn.,  '94 
Prentice,  May  H..  Ohio,  'oa 
Prentis,  H.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '97 
Preston,  J.  R.,  Miss.,  '90 
Prettyman,  Virgil,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Price,  H.  C.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Prichard,  Miss  M.  S..  Pa.,  '98 
Priest.  Arthur  R..  Wash.,  '07 
Prillerman,  Byrd,  W.  Va.,  '91 
Primary  Dept.,  Sch.  No.  a,  Jersey 

City,  N.  J.,  ^os 
Prince,  John  T..  Mass.,  '9X 
Principals'    Round    Table,    Wil- 
mington, Del.,  'ox 
Pritchard,  M.  T.,  Mass.,  '96 
Pritchett,  H.  C,  Texas,  'oa 
Pritchett.  Henry  S.,  N.  Y..  'oa 
Prosser,  Chas.  A.,  Ind.,  '03 
Proudfoot,  Mary  A..  Wash.,  '03 
Providence  Pub.  Lib'y,  R.  I.,  '04 
Prov.    Nor.    Sch.,   Truro,    Nova 


Scotia,  Can.,  '03 
aigh    Sch., 


Red    Bank. 


Public    Hit 

N.  J..  'OS 
Public  Libraries.  Cardiff,  Wales. '00 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Alameda.  Cal.,  '04 
Pub.  Lib'y.   Atlantic  City.  Free, 

N.J., '04 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Baltimore,  Md.,  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Boston,  Mass.,  '00 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Brockton.  Mass.,  '04 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Brooklinc,  Mass.,  03 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  'ox 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Butte,  Mont.,  '00 


238 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Pub.  Lib*y,  Calumet  and  Heda 

2kiining  Co.,  MichM  'oa 
Pub.  Lib'y,   Cambridge,  Maaa., 

Pub.'ub'y,  Chicago,  lU..  *oS 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Clerelaiid,  Ohio,  '97 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Dayton,  Ohio.  *o$ 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Denver,  Col.,  '03 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Detroit,  Nfich.,  '97 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Dist.  of  Col..  '05 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Dover.  N.  H.,  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Duluth,  Minn.,  '04 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Free,  E.  Orange,  N.J., 

Pub!*Ub'y,  E.  St.  Louia,  lU..  '04 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Egg  Harbor  aty,N.J., 

*oS 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Erie,  Pa.,  'ot 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Evanston,  111.,  'oa 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Fitchburg,  Maas.,  '01 
Pub.  Lib'y,  FiU,  Chdteea,  Maaa., 

*o3 
Pub.  Lib*y,  Gail  Borden,  HI.,  '01 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Grand  Rapida.  Mich., 

'06 
Pub.  Ub*y,  Green  Bay  Wis.,  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Greenfield.  Maaa..  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Greensboro,  N.  C, 

'06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Haverhill,  Maaa..  *o6 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Hoyt,  Saginaw,  Mich., 

'03 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Jersey  City,  N.  T.,  '97 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  *oi 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Kansas  City.  Mo..  '05 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Lawrence,  Mass.,  '03 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Lexington,  Ky.,  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y.  UncoEi,  Neb.,  *o6 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  *oo 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Free,  Louisville,  Ky., 

*04 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Lynn,  Mass.,  '01 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Madison,  N.  J.,  '05 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Maiden,  Mass.,  *oo 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Manchester,  England, 

'oa 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Manchester,  Mass., 

Pub.^Ub'y.Mcaclland,  Cob..  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Medford.  Mass..  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  '98 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Missoula,  Mont.,  *o6 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Montclair,  N.  J.,  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Newark,  N.  J.,  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  New  Bedford,  Mass., 

'01 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Newburyport,  Mass., 

*o3 
Pub.  Ub'y,  New  Haven,  Conn., 

Pub.^Ub'y,  New  York,  '99 
Pub.  Ub'y,  New  RocheUe,  N.  Y.. 

'06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  North  Adams,  Mass., 

Pub!  Ub'y,  Oak  Park,  lU..  '00 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Omaha,  Neb.,  '98 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Owatonna,  Minn.,  'oa 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Pasadena.  Cal..  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Passaic,  N.  J.,  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Peoria,  Dl.,  '01 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '97 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Plaiafield,  N.  J.,  ^04 
Pub.  Ub'y.  Portland.  Maine.  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Providence,  R.  I.,  '04 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Redlands,  Cal ,  '07 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Rockford,  HI.,  '09 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Sacramento,  Cal.,  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  '00 
Pub.  Ub'y,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  '00 
Pub.  Ub'y,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  '01 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Salem,  Mass.,  '00 
Pub.  Ub'y,  San  Francisco,Cal.,'97 
Pub.  Lib>,  Scranton,  Pa.,  '99 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Seattle,  Wash.,  'oi 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Scdalia.  Mo..  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Somcrville,  Mass.,  '00 


Pub  Ub'y .  Sooth  Omaha,  Nefar., 

Pub.  Ub'y,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Taunton,  Mass.,  'oa 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Toledo,  Ohio,  '05 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Topeka,  Kans.,  '00 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Trenton,  N.  J.,  *oi 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Wellington.  N.  Z.,  '05 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Westford.  Mass.,  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  '01 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Winona,  Minn.,  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Worcester,  Maas.,  V 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Yamaguchi,    Japan, 

Pubfsch.  Ub'y.  Baldmoce,  Md., 

Pub.^Sch.  Ub'y,  Camden,  N.  J.. 

Pub?  Sch.  Ub'y.   W.  Hoboken, 

Pub.'  Sch.^Colfax  Sub.  Dist.  Pitta- 

burgh,  Pa..  '06 
Pub.  Sch.,  Luckey,  Pittsburgh, 

Pa.,  '06 
Pub.  Sch.,  South  Orange,  N.  J., 

'05 
Pub.  Sch.  Teachers  of  JanesvUkt 

Wis.,  '84 
Pub.  Sch's.  Bronx,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Pub.  Sch's,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y..  '03 
Pub.  Sch's,  Manhattan,  N.  Y.,'03 
Pub.  Sch's,  Queens,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Pub.  Sch's,  Richmond,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Pub.  Sch.,  Sub.  Dist.  Phila.,  Pa., 

'06 
Pub.  Sch.,  Homewood  Sub.  Dist., 

Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  '06 
Pugh,  Jas.  H.,  lU..  '98 
PuTsifer,  Wm.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Purer,  Mary  L,  III., '96 
Purington,  Daniel  B.,  W.  Va.,  '03 
Purington,  Geo.  C,  Maine,  '03 
Putnam,  Mrs.  Alice  H.,  111.,  '93 
Putnam,  G.  P.,  Texas,  '04 
Putnam,  Herbert  S ,  Pa.,  ^07 
Putnam,  Richard  R.,  Mich.,  '01 
Putt,  WUson  A.,  Ohio,  '04 
Pye,  Charles  F..  Iowa,  'oi 
Quackenbush,  Louise  S.,  III.,  '05 
Quaintance,  H.  W.,  Wyo.,  '05 
Queens  Borou^  Lib'y,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Quigley,  JohnF..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Quinn,  John  B.,  Mo.,  '04 
Qumn,MaryE..N.Y.,V33 
Rabe,  John  H.,  Mo..  '04 
Rabenort,  Wra.  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Radcliffe  College,  Mass.,  '05 
Rafter,  Augustine  L.,  Mass.,  '04 
Raines,  S.  E.,  111.,  '01 
Rail,  Edward  E..  Texas,  '03 
Raraer,  M.  M.,  S.  Dak.,  '03 
Ramsdell,  Mra  Mary  A.,  Cal.,  '07 
Ramsey,  Geo.  J.,  Ky.,  '89 
Randall,  Frances  E.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Randall,  J.  E.,  Ohio,  '98 
Randle,  Gilbert  P.,  III.,  'oa 
Randolph,  Esle  F.,  N.  Y..  '05 
RanRer.  W.  E.,  R.  I.,  '00 
Rankin,  A.  W.,  Minn.,  '93 
Rankin,  W.  P.,  Cal.,  '07 
Rapp,  Chrijitian  F.,  Ohio,  '99 
Rapp,  Eli  M.,  Pa.,  '97 
Raschig,  H.  H.,  Ohio,  '93 
Rathmann,  C.  G.,  Mo.,  '01 
Ravenhill,  Alice,  England,  'ox 
Rawlings,  Wm.  S.,  Utah,  '05 
Rawson,  E.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Ray,  E.  Ruskin,  Ind.,  '05 
Ray,  Robert  M.,  Fla.,  '04 
Rayman,  R.  E..  Ohio,  '95 
Raymond,  A.  V.  V.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Read,  L.  A.,  Cal.,  '07 
Reavis,  G.  H.,  Mo.,  '07 
Records,  Thoa.  W..  Ind.,  '07 
Rector.  lizric  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Redficld,  Henry  A.,  Ohio,  '05 
Redman,  Ehner  S.,  N.  Y.,  '00 


Redway,J.W..N.Y.,'oo 
Reed,  A.  A.,  Nebr.,  '95 
Reed,  B.  W.,  Cal..  '07 
Reed,  Geo.  H..  N.  J.,  '05 
Reed,  Grace,  111.,  'oa 
Reeder,  Rudolph  R..  N.  Y..  '05 
Reeder.  W.  C.  Ohici  '98 
Reel,  Estelle,  Wyo.,  W 
Reese.  W.  S..  Kans..  '06 
Reeves,  C  F.,  Wash..  '06 
Regan,  Margaret  A..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Regenstein.  Ellsworth.  Ky.,  '06 
Reid.Geo.  W..La..'o6 
Reigart,J.  F.,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Reiley,  Cynthia  E.,  Mont.,  *9S 
Reilly.  F.  J.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Reilly,  Susan  A.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Retnhart,  J.  Albert,  N.  J.,  '94 
Rems(Hi,  urn,  Md.,  '03 
Rennie,  Robert  H.,  lU.,  '97 
Replogie,  S.  H..  Pa..  '06 
Reppetto.  Mary,  W.  Va.,  '07 
Requa,  Ella  Lee,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Requa,  Emma  M.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Requa,  M.  Augusta,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Ressler,  Edwin  D.,  Oregon.  V^a 
Reveley,  Ellen  G..  N.  Y.,  '91 
Revtley,  Ida  Louiae,  Ala.,  *o7 
Reynolds,  Alice  E.,  Conn.,  '03 
Reynolds,  Frank  E.,  Ohio.  '06 
Reynolds,  Helen  Mary,  Minn.,  '07 
Reynolds,  J.  H.,  Ark.,  '97 
Rhoades,  F.  W.,  Wash.,  '03 
Rhoads,  McHenry,  Ky.,  '91 
Rhodelsland  CoU.  of  A.  and  M. 

Arts,  '03 
Rhode  Island  Nor.  Sch.,  '97 
Rhodes.  J.  M..  Kans.. '06 
Rice,  Charles  I.,  Mass..  '05 
Rice,  Emily  A.,  N.  J.,  '9a 
Rice,  Gratia  L..N.Y.,'89 
Rice,J.M.,N.Y., '05 
Rice,  OlinR..  Md.,^05 
Rice,  PWer  V.,  Ga.,  '07 
Rice,  Wm.  N.,  Conn.,  '99 
Rich,  Wm.  E.  C.  Mass.,  '03 
Richards,  A.  W.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Richards,  C.  O.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Richards,  C.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Richards,  Mrs.  E.  H.,  Mass.,  '98 
Richards,  Mrs.  L.  A.,  Nebr.,  '01 
Richardson,  B.  C,  111.,  '04 
Richardson,  Bertram  C,  Mass., 

'01 
Richardson,  Ira,  Mo.,  *o4 
Richeson,  John,  Mo.,  '97 
Richraan,  Julia,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Richmond,  Sarah  £.,  Md.,  '76 
Ricker,  Maurice,  Iowa,  '06 
Rickert,  E.  L.,  Iowa,  '06 
RiddeU.  Wm.  O..  Iowa.  '05 
Riggs.  John  F.,  Iowa,  '04 
Riley  Co.  Ed.  Asso.,  Kans.,  *86 
Riley,  E.  F.,  Kans.,  '07 
Riley,  Mrs.  M.  E.,  Mo.,  '90 
Ripley.  Mn.  EUor  Carlisle,  Mass.. 

00 
Ripley,  Fred  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
Ripon  College,  Wis.,  'oa 
Risdon,  Sumner,  Kans.,  *o3 
Riste.  W.  G..  Kans.,  '0$ 
Ritchie,  Rowland  H..  Kans..  *o6 
Ritter,  ABce  E.  B.,  N.  Y.,  'os 
Ritter,  Matilda  A.,  III.,  '03 
Rixstine.  Mrs.  Amanda,  Pa.,  '05 
Roach,  T.  W.,  Kans.,  '86 
Robb,  Elcanora,  Md.,  '03 
Robb,  J.  Irvin.  Pa.,  '01 
Robbins,  Carolyn  M.,  Minn.,  *oa 
Robbins,  Fred  W.,  Pa.,  '05 
Robert  College,  Turkey,  *o3 
Robert,  Jas.  A.,  Ohio,  '8a 
Roberts,  Chas.  C.  N.  Y.,  '05 
Roberts,  Dimon  H.,  Midi.,  '98 
Roberts,  Edw.  D.,  Ohio,  '00 
Roberts,  G.  J.,  Wis.,  '06 
Roberts,  Geo.  L.,  IikL  'oz 


INDEX  TO  UFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


239 


Roberts,  Hester  A..  N.  Y.,  '94 
Roberts,  John  S..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Roberts,  L.  D.,  WLs.,  '07 
Roberts  T.  L.,  N.  Y..  ^03 
Robert?,  Wm.  E,,  Ohio,  '98 
Robertson,  Edw.   P..  N.    Dak., 

*o6 
RobertsoiLS.  W..  N.  H.,  '03 
Robeson,  L.  B.,  Ga-,  '03 
Robey.  Ellsworth,  Ind.,  '03 
Robinson,  Albert,  Mass.,  '03 
Robinson.  Bettie  M..  Ky..  '06 
Robinson.  Ida  E.,  N.  J..  '05 
Rolunson,  Lucy,  W.  Va.,  '96 
Robinson,  Marsarrt  M.,  Md.,  '05 
Robinson,    Mrs.  Mary  E.,  Mo-* 

*^ 
Robinson,  Oscar  D.,  N.  Y.,  'ga 
Robinson,  R.  F.,  Ore.,  '07 
Robinson,  S.  S..  Ky..  '05 
Robinson,  W.  S.,  Ohio,  'ps 
Robison,  Clarence  H.,  Ohio,  '07 
Rocheleau,  W.  F.,  111..  '96 
Rochester  Athenaeum  and  Mech. 

Inst.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Rockford  CoU.,  111..  '04 
r    •      "   'T  itTirt  D..  Ohio,  *o7 

in  C.  N    v..  -03 
i  '  im.  i\^  l\\ ^  '00 

f  i^ikf  C  ,  Vl,  *oT 

1  .14  L  .  S\  V-»  'os 

Kp'gtrs  A    C.,  Minn -J  *co 
Ragm,  Howard  J.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
^^im.  J.  B.,  Mo.,  *o7 
R^<ir^  Jenoic  E-H  Mos^,  *o3 
KB€Pt^  J.  J*  Ohio,  'os 
Moga*,  ToKphine  E.,  K,  V.,  '93 
Rioiin,  S^rnn  L..  Ky.,  '04 
BflffH-t,  Rovillu!t  R.,  N.  Y,,  *95 
milfe,  F.  J.,  Ohio,  ^^a 
Rfinin*.  Franks  NY.  '05 
Romiit.  Oias.  P..  Idaho,  '06 
Romij.  Hucr/iE'  E..  WiLih.,  '06 
Aw#,  C\  I'..  CaJ.,  -86 
RoofH  H.  U^«  Ta.,  V4 
RooVi  PftCT.  Mms..  '03 
ibool.  On*.  C,»  Mich.,  *oj 
JIw,  Gffl.  B.,  Kan*.*  '&S 
How.  WlckMe,  Tmii..  "oa 
RcBCT  Jrrirnfa,  W.  Vl,  '05 
R«»  JoEk  L  Vt . '07 
Ross  t*rte  W*  Cal.,  '99 
Ro-^ctrt,  E.  C  ,  ni ,  Vj 
R.i*h,  ;VjAn4  C,  K*.,  *9? 
Rothe,  Ella  A^  Ohio,  '00 
Rothemel,  A.  C,  Pa.,  '03 
Rothemel,  Fkx-ence,  Pa^  '03 
Rouse,  Edwin  L.,  Nebr.,  '05 
Row,  R.  K..  ni.,  '09 
Rowan.  Gertrude  N..  Nebr.,  *o6 
Rowc,  F.  F.,  Ga.,  '03 
tUme,  H.  M.,  Md.,  '06 
Rowc,  Stuart  H.,  N.  Y..  '98 
Rowe,  Wallace  G.,  Mo.,  *o4 
Rowc,  W.  ,S..  Ohio,  '95 
RowcU,  Arthur  B.,  lU..  '06 
Rowland.  J.  H..  Ohio.  '96 
Roy,  Annie  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Roy.  Victor  L.,  La.,  '05 
Ruddy.  Harriet  E..  Minn.,  '07 
Rudolf,  Ida,  Ky.,  '96 
Ruetenik,  Gustave  A.,  Ohio,  *os 
Rugs,  George,  Mass..  '03 
Rumold,  C.  F.,  Ky.,  '06 
Runqucst,  Amanda  H.,  Ariz..  '05 
Rusk,  Rebecca,  N.  Y.,  '05 
RusaeU,  E.  H.,  Va.,  '05 
Russell,  I.  H.,  Pa..  '03 
Russell,  Jas.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Runell,  Mary  F.,  Okla.,  '04 
Russell,  V.  M.,  Wis.,  '03 
RussdL  Walter  E.,  Maine,  'ox 
Rust,  Annie  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Rutherford,  W.  L.,  Pa..  '06 
Ruthnu£F.  Wm.  M.,  Ariz.,  '06 
Rntkdge  Sch.,  Phila.,  Pa.,  '05 
Rntt,  A.  Reist,  Pa.,  '06 


Ryan.  Jchn.  P^  Iowa.  '04 
Ryan,  Joseph  F.,  Mass.,  '03 
Ryan,  Ihomas  J.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Ryan,  W.  C.  Mont.,  'oa 
Rynearson,  Edward,  Pa.,  '03 
Ryon,  C.  M.,  N.  Y..   '96 
Saben.  Alfred  S..  Mass.,  *oi 
Sabin,  Albert  R.,  111.,  '84 
Sabin,  Ellen  C,  Wis.,  '95 
Sabin.  Henry,  Iowa.  '89 
Sachs.  Julius,  N.  Y..  '03 
Sackett,  Adda  P.,  N.  Y.,\s 
Sacramento  Free  Pub.  Lib'y,  CaL, 

Sage^  A.  H.,  Wis.,  '98 
Sage,  EUzabeth.  N.Y.. '06 
Sage,  W.  v.,  Mich.,  '96 
St.  Clair  Sub.-Dist.  Schs.,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.,  '06 
St.  CUir.  Flora  C,  111.,  '04 
St.  Clair.  W.  T..  Ky.,  '01 
St.  John's  Univ.,  Mmn.,  *oa 
St.  Louis  Mercantile  Lib'y  Ass'n, 

Mo..  *o3 
St.  Louis  Pub.  Lib'y.  Mo.,  '00 
St.  Louts  Univ..  Mo.,  '01 
St.  Paul  Pub.  Ub'y,  Minn.,  '01 
St.  Stanislaus  Semmary,  Mo.,  '03 
Salaa,  Dario  E.,  Chile,  '07 
Salberg,  Emma  T.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Salem  Pub.  lib^y,  Ma.«.,  'co 
Salisbury,  Albert,  Wis.^  '87 
Sallmon,  Wm.,  H.,  Mmn.,  '03 
SammLs,  Edward  A.,  Conn..  '03 
Sampson,  H.  C,  Wash.,  '05 
Samuel,  Wm.  H.,  Pa.,  '93 
Sanders,  F.  W.,  Nebr.,  '97 
Sanders.  Wm.  H.,  Ind.,  '05 
Sanderson,  Jessie,  Mo.,  '04 
Sandison,  Howard,  Ind.,  '96 
Sandwick,  R.  L..I11., '06 
Sanford,  Fernando,  Cal.,  '97 
Sanford,  Henry  R.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Sanger,  C.  Augusta,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Sanor.  S.  D..  Ohio,  '93 
Sardeson,  F.  W.,  Minn.,  '07 
Sargent,  Dudley  A.^  Mass.,  '96 
Saunders,  C.  E.,  Miss.,  '05 
Saunders.  Sara  A..  N.  Y..  '96 
Saritz,  J.  J.,  N.  J..  '99 
SttwhiU,  Thos.  A.,  Kans.,  '86 
Sawyer,  C.  L.,  Minn..  '97 
Sawyer,  I^Roy  R.,  P.  I.,  '04 
Sawyer,  Nettie  A.,  Wash.,  '04 
Saxton.  Lynn  M.,  N.  C.  '07 
Savward,  S.  Janet,  Pa.,  '05 
Schaeffer,  Nathan  C,  Pa.,  '87 
Scarlett,  Andrew,  N.  J.,  '05 
Schauffler.  Alfred  T.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Schellenger,  G.  T.,  S.  Dak.,  *ox 
Scherer, James  A.  B.,  S.  C,  '04 
Schiff,  Hannah,  Dl.,  'oa 
SchiUer,  J.  D.,  Mich.,  '96 
Schmerker,  Charlotte  S.,  Pa.,  '05 
Schmidt.  F.  A.,  N.  Y..  '96 
Schmidt,  Hans  W..  Minn.,  'oa 
Schmidt,  Johanna,  Mo.,  '04 
Schmierer,  Amelia  A.,  Cal.,  '07 
Schmucker,  S.  C,  Pa.,  '9a 
Schneider,  Eva  R.,  Cal.,  V>7 
Schneider,  Henry  G.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Schneider,  Kate,  Mo.,  '04 
Schobinger,  J.  J.,  HI.,  '99 
SchoM  Martha,  S.  C,  '91 
Scholfield,  Bessie  M..  R.  I.,  '96 
SchoU,tosephH..Ind., 'os 
Sch.  m  Affri.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 

'oa 
Sch.  of  Ed..  Univ.  of  Chicago,  111., 

Sch^No.   2,  Jersey  City,  N.  J., 

'05 
Sch.  No.  a,  P.    D..   Jeraey   City, 

N.  J.,  'o!! 
Sch.  of  Ped.,  N.  Y.  Univ.,  N.  Y., 

Schreiber,  Mae  E.,  N.  Y.,  '96 


Schtili,  C.  C.  Min«.»  'oj 
SkKurman.  J-  G,.  N.  Y.,  "96 
SvburU,  Ufr,  Mith*.  *o5 
S^;hLl^u•^,  O.}.*  Wis.,  '04 
Sttkuyltf,  A^ftm,  Kaj».,  *8« 
Schuyler,  E.  H.,  N.  J..  "94 
Stbuyler,  Wm,,  Mo.,  'oi 
ScbwaIll^■^  Hd«k^,  Mo.,  "04 
ScoUfD,  Maude  E-,  Mich,,  '03 
Scoit,  Arlhuj'  M„  Ciimdii,  ^\ 
Scott.  C.  P.  G„  N.  Y„o6 
Scott,  Edith  A.,  N.  Y.,  *99 
Scott*  E.  H  ,  111.  "95 
ikiiii,  F.  N.t  MiLh.,  'y7 
Scott,  Izora,  Md.,  '97 
Scott,  las.  W.,  Colo..  '93 
Scott,  Margaret,  N.  V..  '03 
Scott,  SarahE.,  N.  Y.,  ^05 
Scott.  Walter  D..  111.,  '05 
Scott,  W.  H.,  Ohio,  '93 
Scovel,  E.  C,  S.  Dak.,  01 
Scovel,  Sylvester  F.,  Ohio,  '97 
Scranton  Pub.  Lib'y,  Pa.,  '99 
Scribner,  E.  E..  Mich.,  '01 
Scripture,  A.  M.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Scrouie,  C.  R.,  la.,  '04 
Scudder,  Myron  T.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Seal,  Alfred  N.,  Pa.,  '03 
Search,  Preston  W.,  Ohio.  '06 
Searing,  Richard  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Searle,  F.  E.,  Mich.,  '99 
Searie,  Miss  S.  M.,  N.  J.,  '93 
Sears,  A.  G.,  Idaho.  '05 
Sear^  Chas.  H.,  Wis.,  '03 
Searaon,  J.  W.,  Nebr.,  'oa 
Seattle  Pub.  Lib'y.  Wash.,  'ox 
Sechrist,  Frank  K.,  Wis.,  '05 
SedaUa  Public  Lib'y,  Mo..  '06 
Sedfwick,  Wm.  T.,  Mass..  '99 
Seed,  Elizabeth  R.,  Pa.,  '06 
Sedey,  Levi,  N.  J.,  '90 
Secrley,  H.  H.,  Iowa,  '89 
Segerblom.  Wilhehn.  N.  H.,  \ 
Seguin,  Mrs.  Elsie  M.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Sellew,  Edward  B.,  Conn..  '03 
Seltzer,  Livingston,  Pa.,  '06 
Selvig,  C.  G.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Senger,  Harry  L.,  Ohio,  '01 
Senter,  H.  A.,  Nebr.,  '03 
Sensening,  David  M..  Pa.,  '06 
Severs,  Mary  E.,  Pa.,  'os 
Sexton,  E.  K.,  N.  J.,  '97 
Seymour,  A.  rl.,  S.  Dak.,  *oa 
Seymour,  F.  Grace,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Shafer,  Harry  M..  Wash.,  '01 
Sharkey.  J.  P.,  Ohio,  '90 
Sharp,  A.  May,  Cal.,  '07 
Sharp,  Clara  £.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Sharpe,  E.  D.,  Cal.,  '07 
Sharpe,  John  C.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Shaw  University  N.  C.,  '03 
Shaw,  A.  L.,  Mich.,  '97 
Shaw,  J.  C  W.  Va.,  '03 
Shaw,  Robert  C,  Pa.   '06 
Shaw,  Samt$d,  Wis.,  '84 
Shawan,  J.  A.   Ohio,  '94 
Shawen,  Ernest,  Va.,  '03 
Shear.  S.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Shearer.  John  L..  Cal.,  '07 
Shearer,  W.  J.,  N.  J.,  '95 
Shearer,  W.  S.,  III.,  '97 
Sheats,  W.  N.,  FU.,  '93 
Shedd,  Ephraim  C,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Sheldon,  Henry  D.,  Ore.,  '07 
Shelton,  Chas.  E.,  Iowa,  '00 
Shelton.  F.  M.,  Pa.,'99 
Shepara,  E.  I.,  Mass.,  '00 
Shepard,  Irwin,  Minn^  '83 
Shepardaon,  Everett,  Cal.,  '07 
Shepherd,  F.  S.,  N.  J.,  '03 

J.,  N.  Y.,  'ox 


03 


04 


Sheppard,  James  I., 
Sheppe,  R.  H.,  Va.,   _, 
Shcridain.  Bernard  M..  Mass.,  05 
Sherman,  Allton  H..  N.  I.,  '06 
Sherman,  Chas.  M.,  Wash.,  *ox 
Sherman,  Elmer  C,  N.  J.,  '05 
Sherman,  Eugene  B.,  Nebr.,  '05 


240 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


ShtiTiek^  J.  R  <  Wii,.  'c?3 
SherwcE.  ritilUermo  A.»  Mei.,  '05 
Shtrwoodp  Mrs,  J.  C,  CaL,  'qq 
Shirlii^,  Eniily  1^  Fji^^  '03 
Shifl.5.  Al!>crt,  N.  Y.,  *oj 
Shlinfrf,  E    D„  NY.,  '05 

,Shir«,  Siary.  N-  Y..  'of 

Shirt,  D4vi»l  Fs.  Kia^-,  Vs 
SlDotfnkAkn-K  W.  A  .  Minn.*  ^95 
Sboop   jobti  D.*  1U.(  *oo 
Sborkley,  Mr:*.  H.  B  ,  Cd.,  '99 
Short.  Anna  A..  X.  Y,  'q^ 
Shoftridgc.  W.  v..  Jnd.,  '07 
Shot  welt*  AnbroK  M,,  Mlcb.,  *oi 
Sho waiter,  D,  M,   Li..  "05 
Shawrci%  1\  1''.*  Wis.,  ^03 
Shuut.  Emma  L.,  Ohio.  '06 
fshultn.  Alice  H-.  %Vi^.,  'bo 
Shuu,  Htory  .\L,uhiu.  "06 
Shutts,  Geo.  C,  Wis.,  '96 
Sibley,  Chas.  A.,  Mass.,  '95 
Sidera,  Walter  R.,  Idaho,  *oi 
Silas  Bronson  IJb'y,  Conn.,  'oa 
Silke,  Lucy  S.,  111.,  '93 
Silver,  Edgar  O.,  N.  V.,  'm 
Silver,  Ernest  L.,  N.  H.,   oa 
Silvernale,  John  L..  Minn.,  '06 
Simkins,  J.  D.,  Ohio,  '04 
Simmermon,  T.  L.,  Ohio,  '03 
Simmons  College,  Mass.,  'oa 
Simmons,  Chas.  L.,  Mass.,  'oa 
Simmonji,  J.  W.,  Mich.,  '09 
Simons,  Chas.  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Simons.  Sarah  E..  D.  C,  '06 
Simonson,  R.  B.  D.,  Mo.,  '00 
Simpaoo,  Eunice  J.,  Mass.,  '03 
Simpson,  Shadrach,  Md.,  '04 
Simpson,  Stephen  G.,  Pa.,  '03 
Simpson,  Thoft.  McN.,  Jr.,  S.  C^ 

Sims,  Frederic  L.,T"ti.  '04 
Sim*.  J.  F.,  Wis,,  '97 
Sintkirn  S.  li.,  C^n.,  '01 
Sinftf,  Edgar  A.,  Pan/ao 
Sluoa.  £.  Q.  Wash.,  'oA 
Siteii  C,  M.  Lary,  China,  Vj 
Skugi,  Wm,  L,  Ark..  '04 
SkiOrtderitk  j.  v..  111.,  -04 
Skittnfr,  Chits    S,  N,  Y.,  "90 
Skinner,  Etl>-*^bpih,  Ctin  *  *w 
Skck.  H.  W..  Minn,,  *v7 
SUck,  Jennie  E*  IlU  *oj 
Slaere,  Rttbt-  L,  S.  iJfik,.  'tv6 
SLntrr,   CtuLrles  It.,  Mo,*  '^ 
Slattr,  Idft  M.,  Po..  '06 
Sinter,  Margnret  K.,  Mo.^  W 
SUlan.  W.  F..  Ga..  '07 
SUiciO,  W.  AI.,  Ga,,  *i?4 
Slau^on,  H,  M,.  Mich,*  '04 
Slaw  son,  fmmud  J.^  H.  Y\*  *QS 
Slu^.  Filmc-r  E  ,  Kana,,  ''o£ 
Sluss,  licimtf  (3,,  Ky,H  -o^ 
SmftlJ.  Hfjfacc  C.  Mi^.|   on 
Small i  M.iurice  H.,  Wt^.,   'oj 
Sm;tl1.  Ri>l-i'ft  0.<  Miu»..  ^01 
Small,  Wahcr  H,,  R.  I,,  'oj 
StMlky.  D    H  .  nU  '09 
SmalJwood.  Mcibcl  E.*  II! .,  'y'i. 
Smittt ,  Fmnk  L  ,  Iowa ,  *o6 
Smedley,  Evii  A  .  LI..  '97 
ScoiJey,  Bmary  E.,  Colo.^  '05 
Smiley,  Wm.  H.,  Colo.,  •9a 
Smith  College.  Mass.,  '98 
Smith,  A.  F.,  Alo.,  '05 
Smith,  A.  G.  C,  Pa.,  '03 
Smith,  Alexander,  111.,  '90 
Smith,  Anna  T.,  D.  C,  '95 
Smith,  Arthur  F.,  Md.,  '03 
Smith,  A.  Thos.,  Pa.,  'w 
Smith,  C.  Alphonso,  N.  C.,  '05 
Smith,  Chas.  A.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Smith,  Charles  H.,  III.,  '05 
Smith,  Mrs.  Constance  B.,  111.,  '05 
Smith,  C.  v.,  Pa.,  '03 
Smith,  D.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '01 


Smith,  Edward    E..  lU.,  '96 
Smith,  Edward  S.,  111.,  *oi 
Smith,  Edwin  R.,  111.,  '97 
Smith,  Euler  B.,  Ga.,  '87 
Smith,  F.  P.,  Kans.,  '97 
Smith,  Geo.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Smith,  Ceo.  M.,  S.  Dak.,  '95 
Smith,  Geo.  W.,  Colo.,  '04 
Smith,  Gerard  T.,  lU.,  '04 
Smith,  Guy  D.,  Mich.,  '04 
Smith,  Henry  B.,  Colo.,  '99 
Smith,  Herbert  A.,  D.  C,  '05 
Smith,  H.  Lester,  Ind.,  *oa 
Smith,  I.  J.,  Mo.,  '04 
Smith,  J.  Angelina,  Mass.,  '03 
Smith,  J.  B.,  Pa.,  '03 
Smith,  Jennie  C,  Wis.,  '07 
Smith,  J.  Fred.  Cal.,  '07 
Smith,  J.  F.,  Ohio,  '98 
Smith,  Jesse  L..  Ul.,  *oo 
Smith,  Jos.  R.,  Pa.,  '99 
Smith,  Mrs.  Martha.  N.  Y.,  *o5 
Smith,  Maude,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Smith,  M.  B.,  Mass.,  '99 
Smith,  M.  Kate.  N.  Y.,  '05 
Smith,  Payson,  Maine.  '06 
Smith,  Robt.  M..  111.,  'oa 
Smith.  Samuel  McK..  N.  Y..  '05 
Smith,  Sidney  F..  Mass..  '95 
Smith,  Spencer  R.,  111..  '03 
Smith,  Miss  Theo.  L.,  Mass.,  '04 
Smith.  Wa^Tie  P.,  Cal.,  '05 
Smith,  Wra.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Smith,  Wm.  C.  Ind..  'oo 
Smith,  Wm.  H..  N.jf.,  '03 
Smith.  Wm.  Z.,  Okfa.,  '06 
Smith.  Z.  M.,  lU.,  '05 
Smyser.  Fanny  A..  Ariz.,  '07 
Smyser,  Selden  F..  Minn.,  'oa 
.Snedden,  D.  S..  N.  Y..  '09 
Snow,  Bonnie  E.,  N.  Y.,  ^96 
Snow,  Francis  H.,  Kans.,  '93 
Snow.  Laetitia  M..  Va.,  '07 


Snow,  Louis  F..  N.  T.,  'ot 
Snow,  Marshall  S.,  Mo..  \ 


04 


•,  Jessie  M.,  Ga.,  '97 
,  J.  H.,  Ohio,  '96 
',  J.  L.,  Mich.,  '89 
,W.H..  Maine.  V>i 


Snow,  Mary  S.,  N.  Y., '98 
Snyder,  Chas.  E..  N.  J.,  '07 
Snyder,  Henry.  N.  J.,  '94 
Snyder,  Jessie  M.,  Ga.,  ' 
Snyder,  J.  r    ~ 
Snyder, , 

Snyder,  .. 

Snyder,  Z.  X.,  Colo.,  '87 
Snyder.  Mrs.  Z.  X.,  Colo.,  »96 
Soldan,  P.  Louis,  Mo.,  '77 
Solomon.  R.  W..  Ohio,  '07 
Sollitt,  Alice  E.,  III.,  '93 
Somerville  Pub.  Lib.,  &f  ass.,  *oo 
Sommer.  Frank  H..  N.  J.,  '05 
Soper,  Laura  J.,  Mich.,  *oi 
Soul^,  Geo.,  La..  '9a 
Soule,  O.  M.,  Ohio,  'ox 
South  Carolina  College,  'oa 
S.  Dak.  Agri.  College.  '99 
5?o.  111.  Nor.  University.  '99 
Southern  University.  Ala.,  '06 
South  Omaha  Pub.  Ub'y,  Nebr., 

South  Orange  Pub.  Sch.,  N.  J., 

'05 
Southern  Oregon  St.  Nor.  Sch., 

'06 
Southwest  Okla.   St   Nor.   Sch., 

Southwest  Texas  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  '04 
Southwick,  H.  H.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Southwick.  Mrs.  S.  F..  Okla.,  '05 
Southworth,  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
Southworth,  G.  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Spaid,  Arthur  R.,  Del.,  '03 
Spain,  Chas.  L,  Mich.,  'ox 
Spaldmg,  J.  Lancaster,  111.,  'oa 
Spangler,  H.  T.,  Pa.,  '94 
Sparlin.  Ezra  M.,  Pa.,  '98 
Spaulding.  F.  E.,  Mass., '96 
Spaulding.  Randall,  N.  J.,  '9a 
Spayd,  H.  H.  Pa.  ^oa 


Speart,  Frank  F,  Ma&,  '07 

Siriifinic    tci*ie.  La..  "03 
KfKrcc.  May  W,H  Pa .t  To 7 
SfflL-ncef,  Enna«  Ky  ,  'd| 
Strntrf,  pJiuiiDe  W^,  Pa  » '9J 
^pcHt^r^  RiM.  C..  Wii   '84 
Sfjeot^rr,  1  h^ua,  F  .  Mpj  '04 
Spertt,  Atrj.  AnM  K,  Cal.,  '77 
Spiwr,  Bmriay,  Pa.»  "oj 
Spicijlr,  Grace  E.^  Pa.4   99 
Spindlcft  L  W  ,  Kiuiih^  *« 
Spohrcf^  f  raitk  f  J  .  Mo.,  04 
Spong„  llli^ljeth,  Oil.,  '07 
SpoH*.  Harris  A,,  Pa.,  'oj 
Spriitue.  H.  B.,  Cal.  ^j 
!?llirdi4U<?  Lucy  t^^^L.  Vs? 
S|^ay,H.  W.,  V  C    '03 
Springrf.  Duratcmi  \V.*  Midu.  '94 
Spmh,  CiLrl  B,.  Ind..  '06 
S«iuirt.  Mary  V  ,  N>  V^t  '9ft 
Stihleton,  J    K.,  m,,*6a 
SUiiV    H    J'     Cd!  .  '^4 

Staley,  Ij&ura  B..  Pa.,  '05 
Stalker,  Francis  M.,  Ind.,  *oi 
Standinger.  Louisa,  N.  J.,  '05 
StanUy,  Edmund,  Kans.,  *86 
Stannard,  H.  J.,  Vt.,  '03 
Stannard,  Mrs.  M.  J.,  Mass.,  '03 
Stanton,  B.  J.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Staples,  Helen  F.,  Minn.,*96 
Staples,  Leroy  G.,  R.  I.,  '03 
Starbuck,  Fxlwin  D.,  Iowa.  '99 
Stark,  Joshua,  Wis.,  '84 
Stark,  Wm.  E.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Starkev.  F.  H.,  Pa..  '05 
State  Agii.  College,  Kans.,  '97 
St.  Bd.  of  Education,  Mont.,  'oa 
St.  CoU.  of  A.&  M.  Arts,  N.  C,  '04 
St.  CoU.  of  Washington,  '05 
St.  F.  N.  Sch.,  Farmville.  Va.,  '99 
5/.  Historical  Society,  Wis.,  '84 
State  Library,  Cal.,  '90 
State  Library,  Mass.,  *98 
State  Library,  Mich.,  \>2 
State  library,  New  Jersey,  *ox 
Slate  Library,  N.  Y.,  '93 
State  library,  Ohio,  'ox 
Slate  Library,  Pa.,  'ox 
State  Libranr.  Wash..  '06 
State  Nor.  College,  Ala.,  'ox 
Sute  Nor.  College.  Mich..  *oo 
St.  Nor.  &  Ind.  Coll.,  N.  C.  '98 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Ashland.  Oregon,  '06 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Bellingham,  Wash., 

*oo 
St.  N.  Sch..  Bloomsburg,  Pa.,  '06 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Brockport,  N.  Y..  '00 
St.  N.  Sch..  California,  Pa.,  '09 
St.  N.    Sch.,   Cape    Girardeau, 

Mo., '06 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Cedar  Falls,  la.,  '97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Charleston.  111.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Cheney.  Wash.,  'oa 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Chico,  Cal.,  '97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Cortland,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
St.  N.  Sch.,  De  Kalb,  lU..  '99 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Duluth,  Minn..  '06 
St.  N.  Sch..  Edinboro,  Pa.,  '06 
St.  N.  Sch.,  EUensburg.  Wash..  '97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Emporia,  Kans..  '05 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Farmville,  Va.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Fitchburg,  Mass.,  '98 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Flagstaff,  Ariz.,  '01 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Geneseo.  N.  Y..  '06 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Greelev.  Colo.,  '97 
St.  N.  Sch..  Hays.'Kans..  '05 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Indiana,  Pa.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Jacksom-ille.  AU.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Kearney.  Nebr.,  '07 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Kutztown.  Pa.,  '07 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Lewiston.  Idaho.  '06 
St.  N.  Sch..  Lockhaven.  Pa..  '06 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  '97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Macomb,  III.,  'oa 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Mankato.  Minn.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch..  Mansfidd.  Pa..  '97 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


241 


St.N. 
St.N. 

St.N. 

St.N. 

V>x 

St.  N. 
St.  N. 

*oa 
St.  N. 
Si-N. 
St.N. 
St.N. 
St.N. 
St.N. 
St.N. 
St-  N. 

*oa 
St.  N. 
St.  N. 
St.N. 
St.N. 
St.N. 
Sl.N. 
St.N. 
St.N. 
St.N. 
St.  N. 
St.N, 
St.N. 
St.N. 
St.N. 


Sch.,  Marquette,  Mich.,  *9q 
Sch.,  MayviUe.  N.  Dak.,  *oo 
Sch.,  Millersville,  Pa.,  '97 
Sch.,  Monmouth,  Oregcm, 

Sch.,  Moorhead,  Minn.,  *o7 
Sch.,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Mich., 

Sch.,  Natchitoches,  La.,  '06 
Sch.,  New  Paltz,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Sch.,  Oneonta.  N.  Y.,'03 
Sch.,Oshkosh.Wis., '98 
Sch.,  Oswego,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Sch.,  Peru,  Nebr.,^oa 
Sck.,  PlaUviUe,  Wis..  *84 
Sch-.  Plattsburgh.  N.  Y. 

Sch.,  Plymouth,  N.  H.,  '03 
Sch.,  Providence,  R.  I.,  '97 
Sch..  River  Falls,  Wis..  '06 
Sch.,  Salem,  Mass.,  '00 
Sch.,  St.  Cloud,  Minn.,  *97 
Sch.,  San  Diego,  Cal.,  'oa 
Sch.,  San  Josi,  Cal.,'98 
Sch..  Shippensbera.  Pa.,  *o6 
Sch.,  Southwest.  Texas,  04 
Sch.,  Superior,  Wis.,  *oo 
Sch.,  Tempe,  -Ariz.,  *oi 
Sch.,  Terre  Haute,  Ind.,  '97 
Sch.,  Trenton,  N.  J.,  »97 
Sch.,  Valley  CUy,N.  Dak., 


St.  N.  Sch.,  Warrensburg,  Mo., '05 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Weathexfocd.  Okla., 

St.*i}.  Sch.,  Western.  Mich.,  '05 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Westfield,  Mass.,  '97 
St.  N.  Sch.,W.  Uberty.  W.  Ya.,'oo 
St-  N-  Sch.,  Whitewater.  Wis.,  '98 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Winona.  Mmn..  '97 
St  N.  Univ.,  Carbondale,  Ill.,'99 
St.N.Univ..  Normal.  III., '98 
Sute  Department  of  Education, 

Tex.,  '06 
Si.  Tetukerf  Assoc,  of  lU.^  'go 

St.  University,  N.  DLtk./rjo 
St.  Uoiv^  1  Jj>.  Ohm,  'ux 
Suuff,  Jflbn  ir,  Wis,,  '05 
SrauficT^  AmcH  t\,  N  J  .  '0^ 
Stayman,  J.  W..  W.  Va..  ^07 
Slmrns,  /.  ir.,  Cal.,  '84 
SttsnTM,  W&lljLce  N,,  K.  Dak,  '03 
StedMT,  Wm,  A..  Palh,  '04 
Stcde,  Wm.  L.,  111.,  V^ 
Seecle.  Wm.  S..  PaM  '05 
SirtlRUfji,  D.  T..  N.  T..  "oj 
SmJmon,  EtU  H.^  N.  j.,  ^0% 
Suhtoon,  J.  H,,  111.,  *97 
Sfeiiit  Francis  j.»  Pa.,  "ot 
Stein.  Hclrti  Am  N.  v..  "05 
Steinem,  >fn^.  Pauline.  Ohb,  '05 
Sl^ihrTLV  Edvrin  L  ,  ta..  ^04 
Stephens,  H.  Mofse,  Cjil.,  '96 
Stephens,  H.  T.,  Kans.,  '03 
Stephens,  M.  Bates.  Md.,  ^98 
Stephens,  Wm.  L.,  Nebr..  '04 
Stephenson.  IJllie  S.,  lU.,  '95 
Sterling,  Louise  W.,  Ohio,  '06 
Sterling.  W.  D..  N.  Mcx.,  'oa 
SternTUefuo,  N.  Y.,  '8a 
Stetson.  W.  W..  Maine,  '05 
Stevens  Inst,  of  Tech..  N.  J.,  '05 
Stevens  C.  E.,  Ohio,  '01 
Stevens,  Charles  E.,  Mass..  'oa 
Stevens,  Edw.  L.,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Stevens,  Mary  A.,  Maine,  'ci 
Stevens,  Mrs.  M.  E.  T..  Cal.,  '07 
Stevens,  Moses  C,  Ind.,  '76 
Stevens,  Plowden  j.,  Jr.,  N.  Y.,'95 
Stevens,  W.  T..  Mo..  '04 
Stevens,  W.  M.,  Iowa,  *oa 
Stevenson,  A.  L.,  111.,  '07 
fkevenson,  Haviland.  N.  Y.,  '01 
Stevenson,  J.  M.,  Mo.,  '07 
Steven-son.  Philo  S.,  Mo.,  '04 
Stevenson,  Wm.  C,  Ql.,  'qo 


Steward,  Darius,  Minn.,  '00 
Steunrt,  1.  iST.,  Wis.,  '84 
Stewart,  Jessie,  Kv.^  '05 
Stewart,  John  A.,  Mich.,  '84 
Stewart,  Jos.  S^  Ga.,  '95 
Stewart,  Paul  E..  Cal.,  *os 
Stewart,  Sarah  A..  N.  T.,  %4 
Stewart,  Seth  T.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Stickney,  Luda.  Ohio,  '93 
StigalL  Oliver,  Mo.,  '98 
Sdlwdl.T.  F..Ari2..  ^o6 
StUwelL  Wm.  E.,  Ohio,  '03 
StinerChaa.  W.,  Pa.,  '06 
Stitt,  E.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Stocker,  Marie  £.,  Mo.,  '04 
Stockwell,  Mrs.  H.  H.,  N.  Dak., 

Sto^weU.  S.  S..  Wyo..  '06 
Stockwell,  Walter   L.,  N.   Dak., 

StcSiard,  Miss  C  W..  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Stokes,  Susan  G.,  Cal.,  'gv 
Stone,  CUude  U.,  I!l..  'oa 
Stone,  Edith  M.,  Mich.,  '04 
Stone,  Mason  8.,  Vt.,  '04 
Stonebera,  PhUip  J.,  lU.,  '03 
Stoner,  C.  B.,  Ohio,  '01 
Stoner.  Sanford  L.,  Colo..  *o6 
Stoner,  W.  H.,  Iowa,  'oa 
Stoner,  W.  W..  Nebr..  'o? 
Stoneroad,  Rebecca,  D.  C,  '96 
Storm,  A.  V.,  Iowa,  '94 
Storms,  A.  B.,  Iowa,  '04 
Storms,  John.  Mo.,  '06 
Stott.  J.  W..  Ind.,  '06 
Stout,  Geo.  H..  Pa.,  '84 
Stout,  Henry  F..  III.  '06 
Stout,  j.  D.,  Wash., '98 
Stovall,  Anna  M.,  Cal.,  '99 
Stover.  Edw.  B..  S.  Dak.,  '06 
Stowell,  Agnes,  N.  Y.,  '07 
StowcU.  Thos.  B^  N.  Y.,  '91 
Strachan,  Alex.,  S.  Dak.,  '97 
Strachan,  Grace  C,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Strachan,  Mary  G.,  Ohio.  '06 
Stratford  Lib'y  Assoc..  Conn.,  '03 
StrattoH,  C.  C,  Oregon,  '88 
Stratton,  F.  E.,  N.  Dak.,  '86 
StraubenraOller,  G.,  N.  Y..  '97 
Strayer,  Geo.  D..  N.  Y..  '06 
Strickland,  W.  S.,  Ohio,  '99 
Striker,  Edith  P..  N.  J.,  '05 
Strine,  J.  H.,  Cal.,  '99 
StripUn,W.E.,Ak., 'oa 
Strong.  Cora.  N.  C,  '05 
Strong,  Edwin  A.,  Mich.,  '85 
Strong,  Frank.  Kans.,  'oa 
Strong,  Jas.  W.,  Minn.,  '95 
Stryker.  E.  DuB.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Stuart,  Alex.  T..  D.  C.  '00 
SttLirt,  A.  W..  Iowa.  '03 
Stuart,  Etta  M.,  Wash.,  '07 
Stuart,  Margaret,  111.,  'oz 
Stuart,  Milo  H..  Minn.,  'oa 
Stubbs,  J.  F.,  Xcv.,  '95 
Study,  J.  N..  Ind..  '97 
Stuver,  E.,  Colo..  '95 
Stuyvesant  High  School,  N.  Y., 


Sudhoroufih,  Mrs.  C,  Nebr.,  '80 
Sulikowski,  Charles,  Switzerland, 

*o5 
Sullivan,  D.  J..  Cal..  '05 
Sullivan.  Ella  C,  111.,  '09 
Sullivan.  Isabella.  N.  Y..  '05 
Sullivan.  James,  N.  Y..  '03 
Summers.  Alex.,  D.  C,  '08 
Supi.  and  Prin.  Asso.,  Wis..  '84 
Supt.  of  Sch's,  Santa  Clara  Co., 

Cal.,  '06 
Superior  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Wis.,  'oo 
Suplee,  Etta,  Iowa,  '95 
Surette.  Thos.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Suter.  .\nna,  Ind.,  '90 
Suter,  Anna  L.,  N.  V.,  '05 
Suter,  Miss  H.  A.,  La.,  '94 
Sutherland,  Annie,  N.  Y.,  '05 


Sutherland,  Margaret  W.,  Ohio, 

'os 
Sutton,  W.  S.,  Texas,  '95 
Suzzallo,  Henry,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Swain,  G.  R.,  Mich..  '01 
Swain,  Henry  H.,  Mont.,  '04 
Swain,  Joseim,  Pa.,  '93 
Swan,  Phcbe.  Wis.,  '97 
Swanger,  F.  A.,  Cal.,  '99 
Swanson,  Oscar  E.,  Wyo.,  '06 
Swart,  Rose  C,  Wis.,  '95 
Swartnmore  Coll.  Lib'y,  Pa.,  'oa 
Swartz,  Jno.  W.,  Ohio,  '99 
Sweeney,  FJla  L.,  R.  I..  '00 
Sweeney,  John  D.,  Cal.,  '07 
Sweeney,    Thomas  H.,    N.    Y., 

'05 
Swectland.  Ubbie  1,,  N.  Y.,  'ot 
Swell,  lliirry  V.,  N.  H,.  *oj 
Sw*-tt,  Jotui,  Cal.,  'OQ 
Swiftt  Fk'tcber  li.,  Mijm.^  'os 
Sylvt,^lcr,  E[]imik.  \'.  V.*  '05 
Symonds,  JiUcy  H^t  Miv-ts.,  "oj 
Sjn-acujic  I'ub.  LibVr  ^^  V.,  'o§ 
Syracuse  UnivcrsUy.  N.  Y.^  'oC 
Tft^d.  J.  liUrrly.  iV.  'ga 
Taft,  LiDwtiod,  Vl,  '07 
Tiiii.  LlitaihtthS,,  Pa-,  *g8 
Tuit,  John  AUred,  OIuq.  'oji 
Tj^HwI,  Henry.  lU,   'ga 
Talbrjt.  lUnry  P.,  Mft!W..  'oj 
TaUingtnn,  H.  L^  Krbho.  '07 
Tiptpy^  Ltity  H.^  ^laJnr^  'oj 
1  iiptey,  Wm   W,.  MaiS»..  *gj 
Tapper.  Thns  .  N.  Y.,  '01 
TajT.  RJph  S„  N.  Y.,  »gg 
T.itc,  Marv  E  .  S.  Y.,  '05 
Tate,  W.  ^.,  S.  C,  *qo 
Taunion  l^itjUe  library,  Mtas. 

Ta^,A.R.,m.r66 
Taylor,  Daniel  P.,  Colo.,  '01 
Taylor.  G.  Warren,  III..  '00 
Taylor,  Harriet  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Taylor.  J.  B.,  Okla.,  '03 
Taylor,  J.  C.  Pa.,  '06 
Taylor,  Jefferson,  Cal.,  '03 
Taylor,  Jos.  S.,  N.  Y.,  'g4 
Taylor,  R.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Teachers*     Asso.^     Cowley     Co. 

Kans.,  '86 
Teachers'  Asso.,  Milwaukee,  Wis., 

'OS 
Teachers*  Asso.,  Riley  Co.,  Kans., 

'86 
Teachers*  Asso.  of  Wis.,  '84 
Teachers'   College.    Dept.    Man. 

Tr..  N.  Y.,  '99 
Teachers'  Consiut  Lib'y.Trenton, 

N.  J..  *o< 
Teachers  Inst.,  PhUa.,  Pa.,  '79 
Teague,  George,  N.  J.,  '05 
Tear.  Daniel  A.,  III.,  '06 
Tefft,  Hester  P.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Teitrick,  Reed  B..  Pa.,  '05 
Tempe  Nor.  Sch.,  Ariz..  '01 
Tcmpkston,  J  <^    f^'^} .  '04 
Tennerry,  Kin?  H  ,  ill ,  'oa 
Terman,  Lev.  35  M.,  Cal..  '07 
Terrel,  Harri.  r  E.,  Ohio,  '96 
Terry,  Jennie   V.,  N.  Y-.  '05 
Terwilliger,  l.rwli^  Mont.,  '04 
Teuteberg,  I    W*,  Mo.,  '04 
Thackston.  Allien  J.,  S.  C..  '03 
Thackston,  J    W  .  \.  C,  '05 
Thames,  W.  I  .  Mis^i,  '97  . 
Tharp,  Wm.  H..  Ky  .  'oj 
Tharpe,  F.  D-,  Mo.,  *gi 
Theilmann,  [.iijI-^.  a  In..  '95 
Thclluson,  C         '•.'<.  Y., '05 
Theobold,  Jacob,  jr.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Thiry,  J.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '97 
Thomas,  A.  O.,  Nebr.,  '04 
Thomas,  Calvin,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Thomas,  Geo.  S.,  N.  Dak.,  'oa 
Thomas,  Gertrude  M.,  Cal.,  'o? 
Thomas,  Isaac,  Yl.,  '99 


242 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Tbartias.  Tfatiie  L,,  Mich-^  'oo 
Thomas.  ^Ij*.  iMs  U  »  Urn  -  '07 
TLoniii!^,  iM^thonihdh.  VUiK  <as 
Thorn**,  RUkiiirrl  S.^  N.  Y.*  'si 
Tharuia,  S-  S,,  La,,  *o4 
Tliomi^  W.  Sctxi,  C*i.,  '« 
Thorn pwm.  Allred  C  ^  N.  V..  *os 
ThompfiTHi.  A-  N*H  Wash.,  '04 
Thtimp&vin,  D,  M.^  N  C.  'qA 
Thomp^in,  K.  ?^,  Mtiv»,^  'oj 
ThompMm,  F,  F,.  Gilu..  'oj 
TluanpKm,  Frank  K.,  Colt-.,  '03 
Thtmpanti,  F.  M  .  Ca)^,  07 
UlcMtifwia Fm  Liby .  MAinr,  *o7 
ThompiOTi.  H.  E  ,  OJtIii »  V5 
T1iQiiAp«oti ,  L  M.,  N,  Wp  'o& 
TlUHnpiKMi,  L  W..  N.  h.  'ab 

Thompscm,  K  L„  N.  y,,  Va 
TlMtmpBon,  Louise  B„  Ohio.  '03 
JAtfJitpftrfi,  L  5.,  K.  J.t  *7ft 
Thompson,  M.  ].,  N.  Y.^  'o^ 
ThGmpsoii,  O.  E>.^  Mich.,  'p6 
ThCimpiitiiD,  S-  H  .  N.  Y  ,  '03 
Thompson,  T.  E.,  \tajA.^  'ij 
Thorn iwfm.  Win,  O-t  OhiOn  '04 
Thomson^  MLss  K.  E,,  Ohio»  W 
ThotiiiOD,  Frank  P.,  IH^  '05 
Thomhure,  Z,  C,  Iowa.  '01 
Thumdikc,  F.  I...  N.  Y./i^ 
Thomion,  Aug,  t>.,  Mo,,  '04 
Thudium,  C  C,  Mo.,  '^a 
Thurber,  Chas,  H,,  M»as  ,  'gj 
Thurstoa,  E  L.,  O.  C,  '03 
Thwing,  Cb.is.  F„  Obici:,  'gs 
ThwinR,  F.  F.H  Ky,,  'ot 
TU]bels,  Anna  M.,  Nchr.,  't,* 
Tibtiflla,  A,  C,  Minn  ,  Vs 
Ttbbiti5,  H,  S..  Til.,  '00 
Tibtfii5,  Marv  K.,  Mui^.,  'fij 
TibbUK,  F.  A.,  N.  J.,  'e.3 
Tichcncirj  Launi  T.,  Mo.,  '©4 
Tighc,  R.  J,H  N.  t\,  "oo 
rililcti,  Chis.  A.,  Oiiiiv,  'o^ 

Tilliit),  Cha?   S  .  Wi*  .  'y<i 
Tmktr.  B.  W .,  Coon.,  ^7 

Tobias.  W.  E..  Pa..  '06 
Tobin,  Mary  E.,  lU.,  '01 
Todd,  Samuel  B.,  111..  '95 
Todd,  I.  H.,  III.,  '04 
Tocpel,  Theodore,  Ga.,  'oi 
Tocpp,  Laurence  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Toland,  T.  L.,  Texas.  '05 
Toledo  Pub.  lib'y,  Ohio,  '05 
Tomlin,  J.  H.,  Ind.,  *oo 
Tormey,  J.  A.,  Wash.,  '97 
Torreyson,  B.  W.,  Ark.,  'oa 
Touton,  Frank  C.  Mo.,  '06 
Tower.  Carl  V^  Vt.,  '03 
Tower,  Willb  E.,  111.,  'oa 
Towle,  Harry  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Towne,  Geo.  L.^  Nebr.,  '00 
Townsend,  Annie  B.,  Md.,  '04 
Townsend,  H.  S.,  Phil.  Is.,  '99 
Tracy,  Franklin  N^IU.,  '96 
Training  Sch.  for  Tchrs..  Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y..  'OS 
Training  Sch.  for  Teachers,  New 
York.  N.  Y..  '03 


Tram,  AroeUa  E.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Traphagen,  Gertrude  M.,  N. 


Y.. 


Trrvell,  IraW.,  N.  J.,'97 
Travis,  Clyde  R.,  N.  Dak.,  'oa 
Tremain,  Miss  Frank  £.,  111.,  '03 
Tressler,  A.  W..  Wis.,  '9a 
Treudley,  F.,  Ohio,  '91 
Tripp,  Walter  B.,  Mass.,  '03 
Trislcr,  J.  L.,  Ohio,  '01 
Trowbridge,  G.  S.,  Cal..  '07 
Trudeau.  Chas.  F..  La..  '06 
Trueblood,  Stella,  Mo.,  '04 
Trybom,  J.  H.,  Mich..  '00 
Tualatin  Acad,  and  Pacific  Univ., 
Oregon,  '99 


Tucker,  D.  W.,  N.  Dak.,  *oa 
Tucker,  H.  H.,  N.  J.,  'ox 
Tucker,  I^uise  E.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Tucker,  Mrs.  Rose  A.,  Mo.,  '04 
Tufts,  James  H..  111.,  '05 
Tuger,  Margaret  E.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Tupper,  F.  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Turner.  C.W.,IU.,'99 
Turner,  Eugene  F.,  Tcnn.,  'oo 
Turner,  J.  £.,  Idaho,  'os 
Turner,  Lora  A..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Turner,  Mary  M.,  Del.,  'oa 
Turlon,  Charles  M.,  111.,  '05 
TuthiU,  James  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
TuthUl,  Lewis  H.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Tuttle.  A.  E.,  Vt.,  *o6 
Tutlle,  James  T.,  Ohio.  '05 
Tutwilerjjulia  S..  Ala.,  '8* 
Twiggs,  T.  P.,  Mich.,  *oi 
Twining,  H.  La  V.,  Cal.,  '07 
Twining,  Nathan  C,  Cal..  '84 
Twiss,  Geo.  R..  Ohio,  '94 
TwitcheU,  W.  I..  Conn.,  '01 
Twitmyer,  Edwin,  Wash,,  'oa 
Twitmyer,  Geo.  W.,  Del.,  '90 
Tyler,  H.  W.,  Mass..  'ot 
Tyler,  Leon  L,  Mich..  *o3 
Tyrrell,  Carroleane.  111..  '05 
Uihkrin,  Margarctta,  N.  Y.,  '05 
IHmer,  I^evi  J.,  Pa.,  '03 
Umbks.  J.  S.,  Ind.,  '07 
Underbill,  Volney,  III.,  '93 
Underwood,  F.  M.,  Mo.,  ^04 
Underwood,  H.  K..  Pa.,  '06 
Underwood,  S.  A.,  Mo.,  '01 
University  of  Arkansas,  'ox 
University  of  California,  '95 
University  of  Chicago,  111.,  '99 
University  of  Cincinnati.  Ohio,  '06 
University  of  Colorado,  'oa 
University  of  Denver,  Colo.,  *oa 
University  of  Georgia,  '95 
University  of  Idaho,  'oa 
University  of  Illinois,  '99 
University  of  Indiana,  99 
University  of  Iowa,  '97 
University  of  Kansas,  'oa 
Univ.  Lib'y.  Nebr.  Wes.,  '05 
University  of  Maine,  03 
University  of  Michigan,  '98 
University  of  Minnesota.  '00 
University  of  Mississippi,  '03 
University  of  Missouri,  '05 
University  of  Nebraska,  98 
University  of  N.  Carolina,  '99 
University  of  N.  Dakota,  '99 
University  of  New  York.  '07 
University  of  Ohio.  '97 
University  of  Oklanoma.  '99 
University  of  Pennsylvania,  '98 
University  of  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  'oi 
University  of  Southern  Cal..  '06 
University  of  Tennessee,  '01 
University  of  Texas,  '98 
University  of  Utah,  '95 
University  of  Vermont,  'ox 
University  of  Washington,  '98 
University  of  W.  Virginia.  '99 
University  of  Wisconsin.  '03 
University  of  Wyoming,  '97 
University,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  '95 
University.  Brown,  R.  I.,  'oi 
University,  Catholic,  of  America, 

D.  C.  '06 
University,  Colgate,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
University,  Columbia,  N.  Y..  '95 
University,  Cornell,  N.  Y.,  '96 
University,  Denison,  Ohio,  '00 
University,  Harvard.  Mass.,  '95 
University.  Howard,  D.  C,  '06 
University,  J.  B.  Stetson,  Fla..  '09 
University,  Johns  Hopkins,  Md.. 

Umversity,  Lawrence,  Wis..  '99 
University,  Lehigh,  Pa..  '99 
University,  Leland  Staxiford  Jr., 
Cal.,  '97 


64 


University,  Mercer,  Ga.,  '09 
University,  Miami,  Ohio,  '95 
University,  Northwestern,  III..  *oa 
University,  Ohio  Wesleyan,  '07 
University,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  *oi 
University,  Southern.  Ab..  '06 
University,  So.  111.  Nor., '99 
University,  Vanderbilt,  Tenn.,  *oi 
University,  Valparaiso.  Ind.,  '97 
University.  Washington  and  Lee, 

Va.,  '01 
University,  Western,  of  Pa..  '05 
Universiky,  Yale,  Conn.,  '01 
Updcgraff,  Harlan.  D.  C  '99 
Usher,  Susannah,  III.,  '03 
Ustrud.  H.  A..S.  Dak..\)6 
Uibridge  Free  Pub.  Lib'y.  Mass., 

'03 
Vacmr.  Flmrr  R,.  N,  J-,  *os 
V*il,  Hetuy  H.,  N.  Y.,  "97 
VoiJt.  t:.  O  ,  lU,,  'as 
V4iJpiViU^  Uuiv.,  ImiJ..,  *o7 
^  ifi  Aktn.  .l/ri.  C  ,  N,  Y  J  ■»4 
Wn  Ar*!alf.  Msy  li.,  N.  Y..\s 
Viiiicc.  Marr  E,  111.   *o3 
VsiiCPt  Wm.  MfilL,  Ohio,  'cm 
Vun  Cleve,  C   L-,  Ohio,  V' 
Xm  Cleve,  Edw.  M.,  Ohi*^  'i?7 
\'  iridi?rljilt  Univ.,  Tcnn^n  Vi 

V  mltrKilt,  Edgur,  jN^  Yi  Vs 

V  *n  t:>tjwrt.  Eldtn  M.,  V.  Y.,  '05 
Wmnhke.  J.  A.,  Minn  .  *^ 
\m\  I  Jew,  Chjiifi.  C,  Cal*  *( 
Vjnh,  [^c<jiiard  L,    Ak,,  05 
Van  Rensselaer.  Martha,  N.  Y.,*o4 
Van  Sickle,  Jas.  H.,  Md.,  '02 

Van  Wagoner,  Mrs.  Mary  E.,  Pa., 

VaSir  CoDcge.  N.  Y.,  '98 
Vaughan,  Mary  E.,  111..  '00 
Veatch,  Nathan  T.,  Kans..  '95 
Veenfliet,  Mrs.  M.  L.,  Mich.,  *oi 
Venable,  Frauds  P.,  N.  C,  *oa 
Venable,  Mary  A.,  Ohio,  '02 
Verplanck,  Fred.  A..  Conn.,  'oa 
Vert.  Edmund  T..  Mo.,  '95 
Vickroy,  Wilheun  R.,  Mo.,  '03 
Viebahn,  Chas.  P.,  Wis.,  '84 
Vincent,  Geo.  E.,  111.,  'oa 
Vlymtn.  Wm  T..  N.  Y..  '©t; 
\  ojld,  Frank,  Massi.,  'oj 
VoRt  Ih  Geo.  L,  N,  J..  *p6 
VoHpI,  Win.  iL,  Qhto^  "oa 
Von  tGrinsitildi  R-  B^,  lud,,  '07 
V'Mrhe*,  U   P..  Ohio,  *o-J 
VnUw,  Clyde  \V.,  IIL.  *o3 
Vri:»f>n],  Wm.  P.,  N.  Y^.  V5 
Waha.'iii  C(jile«c,  Ind.t  "os 
Wi.iilk-,  Chas.  W  .  Coin  ,  '04 
W  iid  ha  m*,  1  oh  n  A . .  I U. ,  *o  i 
U  fidtciuh  Vfifth  School.  N>w  York. 

N\  v.,  'OS 
Wadsworth.  Mrs.  L.  S.,  Mass. 

'03 
Wagar,  Bertha  B.,  Ohio,  '05 
Wagner,  Jonas  E.,  Pa.,  '04 
Waite,  Geo.  S.,  Mich.,  *oo 
Wakcman,  J.  W.,  N.  J.,  '9a 
Walcott.  G.  D.,  Minn.,  '06 
Waldo.  D.  B..  Mich..  '06 
Waldo,  Eveline  A.,  La..  '96 
Walke,  Matilda  L..  Ohio,  '9a 
Walker,  Amasa,  N.  Y.,  '03 
W.ilker,  B.  M.,  Miss.,  '99 
Walker,  E.  W.,  Wis.,  '97 
Walker,  Harry  E..  N.  H.,  '07 
Walker.  J.  Franklin,  Cal.,  *o7 
Walker,  Jos.  H.,  Ga..  'ox 
Walker,  P.  R.,  lU.,  '90 
Walker,  Thos..  Australia,  '05 
Walker,  Thos.  R.,  Ala..  '03 
Wallace,  Agnes,  N.  Y..  '05 
Waller,  E.  B.,  Tenn..  '05 
Wallin,  T.  E.  W..  Pa.,  'o^ 
Walls.  Callie  K..  Ohio.  *oi 
Walrath,  M.  H..  N.  Y.,  '06 
Walsh,  Agnes  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


243 


Wdah,  T.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Wabh,  Louis  S.  Maine,  '03 
Walter,  Mary,  Ohio,  *98 
Walter,  Sarah  J.,  Va..  '98 
Walters,  Wm.  W.,  Mo..  *oi 
WaltoiK  Geo.  A.,  Mass.,  'ga 
Ward  Seminary,  Tenn.,  '99 
Ward.  F.  D.,  Ohio.  »ox 
Ward,  George  W.,  Md.,  '05 
Ward,  Mrs.  Jennie  P..  N.  J.,  'oi 
Ward.  Mary  A.,  N.  Y..  '05 
WardUw,  /.  C,  Ga.,  'oa 
Wardlaw,  P.,  S.  C,  '00 
Warfield,  Wm.  C,  Ga..  'oo 
Warner,  A.  B.,  Mo.,  '94 
Warner,  Chas.  F..  Mass.,  '99 
Warner,  Edwin  G..  N.  Y..  '06 
Warner.  Ellen  E.  K.,  N.  Y.,  '05 


Warren.  F. 


Warr.  J.  W.,  IlL.  '95 

-   H^  Ohio,  '03 
...».«.».  £.  C,  Mich.,  '99 
Warwick.  Bessie  B..  N.  J.,  \>s 
Washburn.  Kirk  N.,  Mass.,  '96 
Washburn.  Monan.  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Washburn.  W.  C..  6hio,  '06 
Washin^on  County  Free  Lib'y. 

Wa.4iington  and  Lee  Univ..  Vs., 

'01 
Washington  State  Lib'y.  '06 
Watennan  Richard,  Mass.,  '96 
Waters,  Henry.  N.  Y.,  '05 
Watkins,  Sarah  R..  N.  Y.,  'oa 
WatK».  Edward  S.,  Vt..  '07 
Watson.  Lake  G..  N.  Dak.,  'oa 
Watson.  Wm.  C.  Ala.,  '05 
Watt.  W.  E..  lU..  '95 
Waynesburg  College,  Pa.,  'oa 
Wayt,  Wm.  H..  W.  Va,.  '06 
Weaver,  E.  W..  N.  Y.,  '97 
Weaver,  John  S..  Ohio,  '99 
Webb,  A.  C,  Tenn.,  'ox 
Webb.  Lindsey.  Uls.,  '03 
Webber,  Arthur  B.,  Mass.,  '03 
Webber,  Sarah  S.,  Mass.,  '03 
Weber,  A.  W.,  wk.  '97 
Weber.  H.  C.  Tenn.,  \s 
Webster.  E.  E..  lU..  '99 
Webster,  Ehna  J.,  Mo.,  '04 
Webster,  Geo.  W.,  III.,  '09 
Webster.  W.  F.,  Minn.,  '96 
Weeks.  C.  W.,  Nebr.,  '9^ 
Weir.  Samuel,  S.  Dak.,  ^oz 
Welch.  John  S.,  Utah.  '07 
Welch.WillisY.,  Pa.. '06 
Weld.  Frank  A.,  Minn..  '95 
WeUesley  CoUege.  Mass.,  '00 
Wellington  Pub.   Ub'y.  N.    Z., 

WfS^  CoUrae.  N.  Y..  *o6 
Welsh,  J.  P.-  Pa.   '96 
Wentwonh,  Wm.  H.,  Mich.,  '05 
Wertz,  Adda  P..  IlL,  *oz 
Wertz.  Samuel,  Ind.,  '04 
West,  Geo.  A.,  N.  J.,  'ox 
West,  Henry  S.,  Md.,  '05 
West,  Romeo  A..  Mo.,  'o^ 
Westcott.  Chas.  H..  Mass.,  '03 
Westcott,  O.  S.,  Dl.,  '95 
Weston.  Mary  T.,  CaL.  *o7 
West.  Branch.  St.  N.  Sch.,  Hays, 

Kanf  ■ ,  '05 
Western  College,  Ohio,  '90 
West.  DL,  St.  Nor.  School,  'oa 
Western  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Mich..  '05 
Western  Univ.  of  Pa.,  '05 
Westcnreh.  Z.  F^  N.  Y.,  '97 
West  Hoboken  Pub.  Sch.  Lib'y. 

N.  J.,  'OS 
Westminster  College,  Mb.,  '07 
Weston.  B.  Evelyn.  Minn.,  '03 
Weston.  Florence  M..  Minn..  '05 
West  Virginia  University,  '99 
WetUe,  jT  v..  Mo..  '01 
Wettstein,  Frances.  Wis.,  '03 
Wetzel,  Wm.A7N.T.,  '03 
Wetzeli.  W.  A.,  Utah,  'oa 


Whalen,  R.  W..  Cok).,  '06 
Wheaton  College,  lU.,  '99 
Wheeler,  Clara,  Mich.,  \>a 
Wheeler.  E.E.,  111.. '06 
Wheeler,  F.  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Wheeler,  George,  Pa.,  '05 
Wheeler,  H.  O..  Vt.,  '05 
Wheeler,  Miriam  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Wheeler,   Mrs.    Sophia  P..   Cal., 

WhUler,  W.  H.,  111.,  '05 
Wheeler,  Willard  J.,  Ala.,  *oo 
Wheeling  Pub.  Ub'y,  W.  Va..  '01 
Wheelock,  Chas.  F.,  N.  Y..  '95 
Wherrv,  Jf.  E..  Pa.,  '04 
Whipple,  H.  A.,  Wis.,  '97 
Whitakcr,  Lemuel,  Pa.,  '07 
Whitaker,  lily  C,  La.,  '07 
Whitcher,  Geo.  H.,  N.  H.,  'oa 
Whitcomb,  A.  K.,  Mass.,  '9a 
Whitcomb.  C.  T.  C,  Mass.,  '03 
White,  Chas.  C,  Mich.,  '95 
White,  Chas.  L.,  Maine,  '01 
White,  Daniel  A.,  111.,   95 
White,  Daniel  H..  CaJ.,  '99 
White,  John  A..  Wis..  '04 
White,  Joseph  M..  Mo.,  '04 
White,  J.  T.,  Md.,  '98 
White,  J.  U.,  Mo.,  '87. 
White,  Lulu  £..  Cal.,  '07 
White,  Maurice  P.,  Mass.,  ,03 
WTiite,  Mildred  E.,  111.,  '04 
White,  Viola  M..  Maine,  'oa 
White,  Wm.  S..  N.  Y.,  '97 
White,  W.  T.,  Tenn.,  '89 
Whiteford,  J.  A..  Mo.,  '95 
Whitford,  Everett  T.,  N.  H.,  '07 
Whitman  College.  Wash.,  'ox 
Whitmore,  Eva  B.,  111.,  '04 
Whitney,  Allen  S.,  Mich.,\4 
Whitney,  E.  R.,  N.  Y^ '03 
Whitney,  Evangeline  E..  N.  Y., 

'03 
Whittjey,  Frank  P.,  Ohio,  '05 
Whitney,  Frank  W.,  Mass.,  *03 
Whitney,  Mary  A..  Kans.,  '05 
Whitney,  O.  C.,  Wash.,  '98 
Whittemore,  Henry,  Mass.,  '95 
Whittemore,  L.  D.,  Kans.,  '03 
Whitten,johnH.,Ill.. '06 
Whittier.  Martha  T..  Nebr..  '04 
WhittinghiU,  R.  T..  Ky..  '06 
WiardTMrs.  G.  A.,  Cal..  'oa 
Widner,  Esther  A.,  Ohio,  '80 
Wieland,  Otto  E.,  Wis..  '04 
Wier,  Jeanne  E.,  Nev.,  '07 
Wiggins,  Alta.  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Wiggs.  Mrs.  W.  H..  Ga.,  'oo 
Wight.  Frank  B..  Mass.,  '03 
Wightman,  H.  J.,  Pa..  '03 
Wilber,  Austin  E.,  Okla.,  'ox 
Wilber,  H.  Z.,  Kans.,  'oa 
Wilbur.  Rachel  J..  N.  Y..  '05 
Wilcox,  Albert  H.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Wilcox.  Jessie  B.,  Wash.,  '99 
Wilcox,  Walter  H..  Mo..  '04 
Wildgoose.  A.  v.,  Cal.,  '07 
Wiley.  Geo.  M..N.Y.. '06 
Wiley,  Wm.  H.,  Ind.,  '96 
Wilkins,  A.  H.,  Texas.  '94 
Wilkins,  Emma  F.,  Idaho,  '03 
Wilkinson,  J.  J.,  III.,  '96 
Wilkinson,  J.  N.,  Kans.,  '84 
Wilkinson.  J.  VV.  F.,  Pa..  '05 
Willard.  C.  C,  Iowa,  '06 
Willard,  J.  Monroe.  Pa.,  'oa 
WiUard,  S.  P.,  Conn.,  '03 
WiUard,  S.  S..  Pa..  '06 
Williams,  Chas.  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Williams  Coll.  Lib'y,  Mass.,  '97 
Williams,  Mrs.  Delia,  Ohio,  '70 
Williams,  H.  B.,  Ohio.  '00 
Williams,  Henry  G.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Williams,  T.  D..  III.,  '96 
Williams,  J.  Ulysses,  Mont..  '06 
Williams.!.  W..  Mass..  '98 
WiUtams,  Mary  L.,  N.  Y..  '05 


Williams,  Mrs.  Mary  E.,  N.  Y. 

'o^ 
\^liams,  Marv  L.,  Mo.,  '03 
Williams,  Sherman,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Williams,  Wm.  H.,  WU.,  '97 
Williamson,  J.  E.,  Idaho,  '95 
Willingham,  Henry  J.,  Ala.,  '03 
WUlis,  H.  B.,  N.  J.,  '9a 
Willis,  W.  A.,  Iowa.  '84 
Willis.  W.  S.,N.J.,  'ox 
WUIison,  A.  C.,  Md.,  '05 
WUliston,  A.  L.,  N.  Y..  'o» 
Wilmington  Inst.  Lib'y,  Del.,  'ox 
Wilmot,  Julia  A..  Ohio,  '03 
Wilson,  Eugene  A..  111..  '99 
Wilson,  Guy  C,  Mexico.  '07 
Wilson,  Harry  G..  111.,  '95 
Wilson,  H.  B.,  Ind.,  *oo 
Wilson,  H.  L..  Wis.,  'oa 
Wilson,  Horace  G.,  Oregon,  'ox 
Wilson,  Howard  S..  N.  J.,  '05 
WUson,  J.  Alfred,  N.  J.,  '99 
Wilson,  James  F.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Wilson,  Jennie  R.,  Ohio,  '06 
Wilson,  John  D.,  Mo.,  'os 
Wilson,JohnR..  N.  J..'o6 
WUson,  J.  Ormond,  D.  C,  '80 
Wilson,  J.  W.,  Kans.,  '96 
WUson,  Mrs.  L  L.  W.,  Pa.,  '99 
Wilson,  M.  C,  Ala.,  'oo 
Wilson,  V.  L.,  Iowa,  '97 
WUson.  Wm.  A..  Pa..  '06 
Wilson,  Wm.  E..  Wash.,  '90 
Wimmer.  H.,  Ind.,  '07 
Winchester,  Myra  M..  Texas,  '04 
Wingebach,  Jos.  F.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Winner,  H.  £.,  Pa.,  '04 
Winona  Pub.  Lib'y,  Minn.,  '03 
Winship,  Albert  E.,  Mass.,  '9a 
Winslow.  Uaac  O..  R.  I.,  '05 
Winslow,  J.  M.,  Kans.,  '07 
Winter,  John  E..  Iowa.  '06 
Winter^  T.  H.,  Ohio,  '97 
Winthrop  Nor.  CoU.,  S.  C,  'ox 
Wirt,  Wm.  A.,  Ind.,  'oo 
Wise,  Henry  A.,  Md.,  '85 
Withers,  John  W.,  Mo.,  '05 
Witte,  Clementine  D.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Witmer,  Chas.  K.,  Pa.,  '94 
Witmer,  Ughtner,  Pa.,  '98 
Witter,  Chas.  E.,  Mo.,  V)a 
Witter,  F.  M.,  Iowa,  *97 
Wolfe,  Elmer  E.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Wolfe,  H.  K..  Nebr.,  '96 
Wolfe,  L.  E.,  Texas,  '90 
Woman's  Coll.,  Baltimore,  Md.  '03 
Woman's  CoU.. Frederick,  Md.,  '99 
Wood,  Aaron  F.,  Ariz.,  '06 
Wood.  Geo.  W.,  Cal..  '07 
Wood,  Harlan  N.,  Vt.,  '05 
Wood,  Jas.  A..  N.  Mex.,  '97 
Wood,  John  A.,  Ind.,  '98 
Wood,  O.  M.,  P.  R.,  '93 
Wood,  Stella  L.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Wood,  Thos.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Wood,  Wade  H.,  Ga.,  'oa 
Woodard.  John  A.,  Nebr..  '07 
Woodbury,  Chas.  T.,  Mass.,  '03 
Woodhull,  J.  F.,  N.  v.,  '99 
Woodley.  F.  B.,  Miss..  '06 
Woodley,  O.  L,  N.  J..  '96 
Woodley.  Wm.  H..  Mich..  '06 
Woodman,  F.  C.  N.  J.,  '05 
Woodmansee,  Mary  A.,  Ohio,  '07 
Woodring,  James  D.,  Pa.,  '05 
Woodruff,  CUnton  R..  Pa..  '06 
Woods,  Alice,  England,  '06 
Woodside     High    School,    New 

York.  N.  Y..  '03 
Woodward,  C.  \L,  Mo..  '87 
Woodward.  Eliz.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Woodward,  Eliz.  J.,  Mass.,  '99 
Woodward,  E.  Id.,  Ma.ss.,  '03 
Woodward,  F.  R.,  Mass.,  '03 
Woodward.  Mrs.  H.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Woodv,  H.  G.,  Ind..  '93 
Woofter,  Thos.  J.,  Ga.,  '04 


244 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Wooley,  L.  C,  N.  J..  '93 
Woobey,  C.  H.,  Conn.,  *o3 
Woolaey.  P.  S.,  Cal.,  '01 
Wooster.  B.  C.  N.  J.,  'os 

Wflfk,  Crw  T.,  Tci!*«,  'o^ 
Work.  H.  D  ,  \\\  \>..  "M 
Wffl-k.  Laura  t* ,  C*I.<  '03 
Wriifht,  Annji  J.,  Ohio,  '04 
Wfiijht,  Arthur  D**  Va„  '07 
WK^hi,  t  hiil«  E  ,  Phil  Ij..  '0$ 
Wright.  E4mHiid  W  ,  Mueic,  '89 
Wnijht,  tnhn  A.,  Ohiu,  ^01 
Wright.  Jahn  IL,  Mass.,  'oj 
Wrighi,   r„  1..,  MJch.,  ^gft 
Wri«hl.  O.  A..  Ohirt.  '0* 
Wriihi.  Paul  H  ,  Ohio,  *04 
Wnaht.RDht.  H.  Md.,  '06 


Wright,  Wm.  R..  Mich.,  ^ga 
Wuest.  Esther  W.,  Ore..  '07 
Wyalt,  H.  Dm  Tenn.,  '05 
Wylie,  Mrs.  M.  J.  B.,  Can.,  'gi 
Yale  Univ.  lib'y,  Conn.,  '01 
Yamaguchi  Pub.    Lib'y.   Japan, 

Yankton  College  Lib'y,  S.  Dak., 

'07 
Yates,  Mrs.  Josephine  S.,  Mo.,  '05 
Yates,  Lydia  A.,  N.  C,  'qS 
Yeaton,  Moses,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Yerkes,  Helen  K.,  Pa..  '04 
Yerkes,  S.  W.,  Wash.,  'oa 
Yocum,  A.  Duncan.  Pa.,  'oa 
Yoder,  A.  H.,  Wask,  '96 
Yoder.  W.  A.,  Nebr..  '06 
Yore,  Margaret  L..  Mo..  '04 
York,  Lewis  £.,  Ohio,  '01 


Youkcr.  H.  S..  Wis.,  *oa 
Youmans.  Fred.  M.,  Ohio,  '09 
Young,  C.  M.,  S.  Dak.,  'oa 
Young,  C.  S.,  C^.,  '87 
Young,  Mrs.  ElU  F.,    lU.,  *oo 
Young,  G.  A.,  Cal.,  '07 
Young,  Tames  T.,  Pa.,  '05 
Young,  Nathan  B.,  Fla.,  '96 
Young.  Robert  G.,  Mont.,  89 
Young,  WilUam  F..  111..  '04 
Zamora,  Maria  dd  P.,  PhU.  Is., 

Zane,  Mary  S.,  Pa..  '07 
ZeUer,  J.  W.,  Ohio.  '01 
Zierden,  Alida  M..  Pa..  '07 
Zimmers,  P.  J..  Wfa.,  '05 
Zirkle,  H.  W..  Colo.,  '98 
Zueblin,  Chas.,  111.,  'ox 
Zwdfel,  Louise  C,  111.,  '04 


STATISTICAL  TABLES 


ACTIVE  MEMBERSHIP 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


CLASSIFIBO  BY  STATIS 
POR  THE  YEAR   I907  TO  JANUARY  II, 

Los  Angeles  Meetino 


1908 


Life 
Direct- 


Ufe 
Mem- 
ben 


Former 
Active 


New 
Active 


Total 
Active 


Aaaodate 


Total 
Member- 
ship 


Totala 

North  Atlantic  Diviiion 

South  Atlantic  Division 

South  Central  Division 

North  Central  Division 

Western  Division 

Dependencies 

Poreiffn  (ind.  Cones.  Members) 

North  Atlantic  Division— 

Biaine 

New  Hampshire 

Vermont 

Mb  MB  rhuartts  - 

Rhode  IsUnd 

Comiecticut 

New  York 

New  Jersey 

Pemuylvania 

South  AttanUc  Division— 

Delaware 

Maryland 

District  of  Columbia 

Virginia 

West  Virginia 

North  Carolina 

South  Carolina 

Georjria 

Florida 

South  Central  Dlvlsien— 

Kentucky 

Tennessee 

Alabama 

Mississippi 

Louisiana 

Texas 

Arkansaa 

Oklahoma 

North  Central  Division- 
Ohio 

ynHiimfc , 

lUinois '...'.'.'.','.','.,'.',.'.' 

Michigan '. 

Wisconsin 

Iowa 

MbnesoU 

Missouri 

North  Dakota 

South  Dakota 

Nebraska 

Kansas 

Western  Division- 
Montana 

Wyoming 

Colorado 

New  Mexico 

Arizona 

Utah 

Nevada 

Idaho 

W^ington 

Orcson 

Cahforais 

Dependendea 

Foreign  (including  Cones.  Members) 


aS 


xz6 


4.543 


358 


5.044 


12,980 


17.394 


ao 
7 
3 

73 
X3 


x.88a 
a64 
874 

1,696 

96 
34 


73 
za 

X4 
107 
149 


••sn 

999 

1.887 
53a 

99 

34 


14 

I 
3 

31 


a7 
96 
99 
3»3 
3X 
S3 

^V 
187 

0 

53 

40 
37 
99 
99 

46 

z6 

57 
99 
5a 
15 
40 
46 
IS 
90 

3x9 
Z16 
404 
136 

X9S 

86 
XX7 

909 
4a 
36 
64 
58 

x8 

X9 

68 
xz 

U 

90 

9 

IS 

59 

13 

135 

a6 


6 

4 
90 

6 
99 


zz 
8 
z 
6 
5 

97 


4 
9 
6 
10 
9 
6 
9 
5 
109 


3a 

30 

30 

33a 

39 

5? 
948 

198 

395 

9 
55 
47 
40 
a4 
83 

99 

z6 

60 
31 
55 

z6 

1i 

t3 

490 
139 

z6o 
93 

9X6 

4a 

40 

7» 


Z9 

75 
13 
»o 
30 

4 

9Z 

68 
19 

949 

aS 
34 


637 

89Z 

a.850 
7.879 

7 
SI 


1x6 
4 

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940 

»S 

995 


U 


II 

453 

77 
91 

9Z6 
Z94 

7*9 
XS4 

X99 

988 

140 
440 

H 

907 

384 

6a 
33 

940 
137 

5? 
36a 

zax 

37 

Oa 

6.135 

7 
51 


9,699 
39  X 

x,xx3 
4.737 
8,4xx 

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38 

448 
36 

68 

I,x88 

993 

550 


41 

30 
as 
»S 

54 
X7 


79 
77 
39 

X99 

SOX 
04 
ZX4 

565 
•5a 

X.X49 

? 

38X 
a04 
665 

xSI 
978 
368 


83 
45 
3XS 


39a 

"d 

z6o 

xzx 

6,384 

21 


246 


RECORD  OF  TOTAL  MEMBERSHIP  BY  STATES 
NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

FOR  EACH  YXAR  FUOM  1895-1907,  INCLXJSIVE 

HcftTier  numbext  sbow  membenhip  from  the  state  in  which  the  meeting  of  the  year  wu  held. 
No  meeting  wis  held  in  1906.    The  record  b  for  the  Active  (permanent)  Members  for  that  year. 


Stats  ok 

TtURORY 


1895 


1896 


1897 


X898 


1890 


1900 


Z90X 


1903 


X904 


190S 


1906 


Totals.. 


xi.a97 


9.073 


7.X07 


10,53a 


X3656 


4.640 


io,x8a 


io,3S5 


34.983 


8,xo8 


•23.642 


5.X68 


17.3*4 


N.  Atlantic  Div. 
S.  Atlantic  Div. 
S.  Central  Div. 
N.  Central  Div. 
Western  Div... 

Colonies 

Foreign 


x,46a 

a89 

899 

7,axi 

x^o3 


a,940 
237 
4x0 

5,083 
377 


94a 
X7a 
304 
5.3x4 
36a 


33 


x6 


X3 


x.49a 

X.X46 

x,587 

5.88a 

4" 

I 

X3 


i377 

361 

818 

S.074 

5.475 

xa 

39 


783 

x,X77 

4x4 

x,903 

344 

X3 

6 


1.556 
363 
30X 

X7 
los 


14,163 

x,845 

X.954 

X5.6z8 

937 

as 

441 


x,640 
388 
507 
4.940 
545 
ax 
67 


"1i 

1,306 

9.647 

654 


8,097 

a93 

307 

x,974 

406 

a6 

65 


a,6sx 
3a  X 

x,xx3 
4.737 
8,4XX 


N.  Atlantic  Div. 


N.H 

Vermont.. 


R.I 

Conn 

New  York... 
New  Jersey.. 
Pennsylyania 
S.  Atlantic  Div. 
Delaware... 
Maryland... 
Dis.of  CoL. 
Virginia. . . . 
West  Virginia 
N.  Caromia 
Sw  Carolina 

Georgia. 

FIoridT 


S.  Central  Div. 

Kentucky — 

Tennessee.... 

Alabama.... 

Mississippi... 

Louisiana.... 

Texas 

Arkansas.... 

Oklahoma... 

Ind.Ter 

N.  Central  Div. 

Ohio 

Tndiana 

Illinois 

Michigan 

Wisconsin ... 

Iowa 

Minnesota... 

Missouri 

N.  DakoU  . . 

S.  Dakota... 

Nebraska  . . . 


Western  Div... 
Montana.. . . . 
Wyoming  . . . 

Cok>rado 

New  Mexico. 

Arizona 

Utah 

Nemia. 

Idaho 

Washington  . 


Oregon.. . 

Cafifomia 
Dependencies  • 
Foreign 


a4 

27 

X3 

X9X 
55 

a6 

x68 
437 

17 
53 

47 

36 

49 

5 

X 

6a 
19 

176 
66 
41 

xS 
58 

83 

598 
3ax 

I.49S 

X.086 
X93 
x.xx 

78 

748 

x,x7i 

il 

1,136 

86 
XI 

89 

a 

I 

14 

53 


14 

197 
35 
43 
3,133 
X79 
385 

XX 

23 

89 
ai 

58 

X4 
3X 
43 
13 

77 
57 
59 
as 
85 
99 
63 
X4 


565 

850 

X,X74 

589 

578 
303 
406 

363 

385 

43 

7 

177 

x6 

6 
37 

5 

xo 
x6 

9 
SI 


7 
6 

»5 

159 
83 
84 

4XX 

xxo 

X87 

8 
31 

57 
xo 
x6 
4 
7 
30 
9 

98 
as 

85 

19 
43 
41 

4X 


357 
aos 
78s 

1,870 
543 

m 

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*r 
X87 

78 

xo 

X45 

ax 

6 


33   x6 


10 
6 
II 

'U 

31 
509 

178 

558 

8^ 
63 

189 

76 

98 

86x 

54 

^^ 
848 

aa9 
xoo 
146 
857 
X3a 
60 

7 

1,313 

591 

1,340 

^* 
383 
x64 
795 

86 

45 
X03 
38a 

ao 
8 
196 
87 
ax 
as 
a 
3 


x6 
X4 

IX 

894 
50 
46 
756 
XS4 
536 

9 
50 
99 
aa 
89 

87 

aa 

87 
16 

136 
X13 
69 
65 
60 
aai 
96 
47 
XX 

580 

354 

x,ax6 

593 
a67 
67, 

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331 

453 

70 

X3 

465 

90 

158 

X06 

49 

38 

56 

79 

4*357 

la 

30 


X39 
x8 
84 

327 
93 

X57 

4 
8x 
57 

3? 
x8 

691 
X45 

7x 

68 
96 
74 
87 
36 
55 
46 

31 


X73 
557 

XIO 

X87 

8a 
xai 
x66 

x6 

16^ 
89 

a4 

7 
65 
18 
X9 


X3 

XS6 

X3 

6 


Z3 

7 
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196 
83 
4x 

5X8 

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383 

7 

76 

X37 

33 

56 
89 
30 

77 
39 

;ji 

35 

30 

46 

X48 

1x6 

71 

9 

753 
357 

x,X4a 
3,193 
893 
444 
38a 
4x5 
98 
X41 
32s 
348 

88 
xs 

xx8 
3X 
34 
32 
6 
X9 
81 
45 

817 
x6 
39 


3a 

36 

a8x 
38 
68 
595 
1x6 
385 

13 
6a 
97 
87 
38 
33 
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43 
35 

73 
37 
58 

X5 
4X 

36 

38 
X7 
xa 

486 

36X 

x,847 
372 
677 
801 

't 

390 

196 

X09 
60 

xo 
74 
xs 

32 
25 

7 
X3 
7x 
27 

XS7 
X7 

X05 


677 

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7.450 
335 
3x5 

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a.085 
47 

x86 
X37 

98 
363 

63 

581 
403 
331 
145 
8x0 

339 
XI4 

55 

47 

8,653 
x,o86 
4.0x3 
1,383 
1.078 
X.X76 

X,XXX 

x,47x 
x6i 
37X 
707 
508 

8a 
36 

30S 
36 
84 
55 
7 
87 

X08 

36 
851 

as 

441 


47 
30 
89 

^2 

7x 
700 
III 
309 

8 
57 
5X 
37 
39 
35 
84 
90 
47 

74 
45 

74 
93 
41 
76 
37 

^S 
38 

393 
X94 
939 
X90 

189 
X99 
2,299 
48 
70 
103 

X2X 

42 

X3 
130 

87 


86 

95 
X4 
X46 
ax 
67 


38 

33 

85 

4x4 

56 

103 

8,133 

1.504 

8S7 

84 
189 
93 
60 

38 
79 
66 
841 
50 

340 
369 
179 
70 
135 
X3I 
66 
42 
65 

1.744 
701 

3,xo5 
579 
6x1 
392 
263 

x,558 

47 

79 

357 

3XX 

46 

x8 
813 

8C 

XS 

'I 

X5 

74 
X4 
196 
32 
67 


31 
89 
83 

340 

1,048 

3XX 

3*5 


51 
47 
34 
83 

86 
83 
52 

38 

64 

35 

60 

xs 

43 
SX 
XS 

XS 
9 

xa{ 
473 
isx 

x68 

XOI 

130 

837 
46 
39 

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x6 
83 
X4 
XS 
25 
4 
X4 
58 
X4 
143 
36 
65 


40 
38 

448 

36 

68 

x,i88 

333 

5SO 

II 
60 

58 
4X 
30 

85 
85 

54 

17 

87 
79 
77 
39 

133 

501 

I       ^ 

565 

353 
I.X40 

381 
894 
66s 

x^ 

368 

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45 

3x5 

X50 
588 
398 

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III 

6.384 

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247 


NATIONAL    EDUCATION 
ASSOCIATION 

YEARBOOK 

and 

LIST  of  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


7908.1909 


CtrVELAND,    OHIO,    MEETING 


I 

0 


Yearbook 

and 

List  .of  Active  Members 


OP  THE 


National    Education    Association 


FOR  THE  YEAR  BEGINNING  JULY   I,    I908,  AND  ENDING 
JUNE   30,    1909 


CLEVELAND,  OHIO,  MEETING 


1908 
publf0l>eb  bt  tbe  SUsociation 

secretary's  office,   WINONA,   MINN. 


CONTENTS 


PAGX 

Act  of  Incx)rporation i 

By-Laws 5 

Certificate  of  Incorporation 8 

Calendar  of  Meetings lo 

Officers  for  1907-8 -       -       -  12 

Officers  for  1908-9 -       -       -  16 

Report  of  Treasxtrer 20 

Report  of  Board  of  Trustees 22 

Secretary's  Minutes  of  General  Session     -       -       -       -       -       -  27 

Annual  Report  of  Committee  on  Resolutions     -       -       -       -       -  29 

Annual  Meeting  of  Active  Meioers 33 

Minutes  of  Meeting  of  Board  of  Directors  for  1907-8    -       -       -  42 

Minutes  of  Meeting  of  Board  of  Directors  for  1908-9    .-      -       -  44 

Report  of  the  Secretary  to  the  Board  of  Trustees        -       -       -  49 

Necrology  List 54 

List  of  Corresponding  Members 55 

List  of  Active  Members 57 

Index  to  Active  Membership  List 231 

Statistical  Table  of  Active  MEfiiBERSHip  to  January  i,  1909    -       -  256 

Statistical  Table  of  Meicbership  Since  1895 257 

Inventory  and  Price-List  of  Publications 258 

Price-List  of  Reprints  from  the  Annual  Volumes  of  Proceedings  -  259 


ui 


Composed  and  Printed  Ry 

The  Unlvetsiiy  of  Chicago  Pres* 

Chicago,  Ulinoii,  U.  S.  A 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION    OF 
THE  UNITED  STATES 


1857-1870 

The  National  Teachers'  Association 

Organized  August  26,  1857,  at  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania. 
Purpose — To  elevate  the  character  and  advance  the  interest  of  the  profession 

of  teachings  and  to  promote  the  cause  of  popular  education  in  the  United 

States. 

The  name  of  the  association  was  changed  at  Cleveland,  Ohio,  on  August 
15,  1870,  to  the  ''National  Educational  A^ociation." 

1870-1907 

National  Educational  Association 

Incorporated  under  the  laws  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  February  24, 
1886,  under  the  name,  "National  Education  Association,"  which  was 
changed  to  "National  Educational  Association,"  by  certificate  filed  No- 
vember 6, 1886. 

1907- 

National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States 

Incorporated  under  a  special  act  of  Congress,  approved  June  30,  1906, 
to  succeed  the  "National  Educational  Association."  The  charter  was 
accepted  and  by-laws  were  adopted  at  the  Fiftieth  Anniversary  Con- 
vention held  July  10, 1907,  at  Los  Angeles,  California. 

AN  ACT  TO  INCORPORATE  THE  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIA- 
TION OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 
Be  it  enacted  by  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  of  (he  United  States  of  America  in 

Congress  assembled: 

Section  i.  That  the  following  named  persons,  who  are  now  the  officers  and  directors 
and  trustees  of  the  National  Educational  Association,  a  corporation  organized  in  the 
year  eighteen  hundred  and  eighty-six,  under  the  Act  of  General  Incorporation  of  the 
Revised  Statutes  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  viz.:  Nathan  C.  Schaefifer,  Eliphalet  Oram 
LjTte,  John  W.  Lansinger,  of  Pennsylvania;  Isaac  W.  Hill,  of  Alabama;  Arthur  J.  Matthews, 
of  Arizona;  John  H.  Hinemon,  Geoige  B.  Cook,  of  Arkansas;  Joseph  O'Connor,  Josiah 
Ln.  Pickaid,  Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  of  California;  Aaron  Gove,  *Ezekiel  H.  Cook,  Lewis 
C.  Greenlee,  of  Colorado;  Charles  H.  Keyes,  of  Connecticut;  George  W.  Twitmyer,  of 
Delaware;  J.  Ormond  Wilson,  William  T.  Harris,  Alexander  T.  Stuart,  of  the  District  of 
Columbia;  Clem  Hampton,  of  Florida;  William  M.  Slaton,  of  Georgia;  Frances  Mann, 
of  Idaho;  J.  Stanley  Brown,  *Albert  G.  Lane,  Charles  I.  Parker,  John  W.  Cook,  Joshua 
Pike,  Albert  R.  Taylor,  Joseph  A.  Mercer,  of  Illinois;  Nebraska  Cropsey,  Thomas  A. 
Moit,  of  Indiana;  John  D.  Benedict,  of  Indian  Territory;  John  F.  Riggs,  Ashley  V. 
Storm,  of  Iowa;  John  W.  Spindler,  Jasper  N.  Wilkinson,  A.  V.  Jewett,  Luther  D.  Whitte- 
more,  of  Kansas;  William  Henry  Bartholomew,  of  Kentucky;  Warren  Easton,  of  Louisi- 
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ana;  *John  S.  Locke,  of  Maine;  M.  Bates  Stephens,  of  Maryland;  Charles  W.  Eliot, 
*Mary  H.  Hunt,  Heniy  T.  Bailey,  of  Massachusetts;  Hugh  A.  Graham,  Charles  G.  White, 
William  £.  Elson,  of  Michigan;  *William  F.  Phelps,  Irwin  Shepard,  John  A.  Cranston,  of 
Minnesota;  Robert  B.  Fulton,  of  Mississippi;  *F.  Louis  Soldan,  James  M.  Greenwood, 
Willam  J.  Hawkins,  of  Missouri;  Oscar  J.  Craig,  of  Montana;  Geoige  L.  Towne,  of 
Nebraska;  Joseph  £.  Stubbs,  of  Nevada;  James  E.  Klock,  of  New  Hampshire;  James  M. 
Green,  John  Enright,  of  New  Jeraey;  Charles  M.  Light,  of  New  Mexico;  James  H.  Can- 
field,  Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  William  H.  Maxwell,  Charies  R.  Skinner,  *Albert  P.  Maible, 
James  C.  Byrnes,  of  New  York;  James  Y.  Joyner,  Julius  Isaac  Foust,  of  North  Carolina; 
Pitt  Gordon  Knowlton,  of  North  Dakota;  Oscar  T.  Corson,  Jacob  A.  Shawan,  Wells  L. 
Griswold,  of  Ohio;  Edgar  S.  Vaught,  Andrew  R.  Hickham,  of  Oklahoma;  Charles  Car- 
roll Stratton,  Edwin  D.  Ressler,  of  Oregon;  Thomas  W.  Bicknell,  Walter  Ballou  Jacobs, 
of  Rhode  Island;  David  B.  Johnson,  Robert  P.  Pell,  of  South  Carolina;  Moritz  Adelbert 
Lange,  of  South  Dakota;  Eugene  F.  Turner,  of  Tennessee;  Lloyd  E.  Wolfe,  of  Texas; 
David  H.  Christensen,  of  Utah;  Henry  O.  Wheeler,  Isaac  Thomas,  of  Vermont;  Joseph 
L.  Jannan,  of  Viiginia;  Edward  T.  Mathes,  of  Washington;  T.  Marcellus  Marshall, 
Lucy  Robinson,  of  West  Virginia;  Lorenzo  D.  Harvey,  of  Wisconsin;  Thomas  T.  Tynan, 
of  Wyoming;  Cassia  Patton,  of  Alaska;  Frank  H.  Ball,  of  Porto  Rico;  Arthur  F.  Griffiths, 
of  Hawaii;  C.  H.  Maxson,  of  the  Philippine  Islands,  and  such  other  persons  as  now  are 
or  may  hereafter  be  associated  with  them  as  officers  or  members  of  said  Association,  are 
hereby  incorporated  and  declared  to  be  a  body  corporate  of  the  District  of  Columbia  by 
the  name  of  the  "National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States,"  and  by  that 
name  shall  be  known  and  have  perpetual  succession  with  the  powers,  limitations,  and 
restrictions  herein  contained. 

Sec.  3.  That  the  purpose  and  object  of  the  said  corporation  shall  be  to  elevate  the 
character  and  advance  the  interests  of  the  profession  of  teaching,  and  to  promote  the  cause 
of  education  in  the  United  States.  This  corporation  shall  include  the  National  Council  of 
Education  and  the  following  departments,  and  such  others  as  may  hereafter  be  created  by 
organization  or  consolidation,  to  wit:  the  Departments,  first,  of  Superintendence;  second, 
of  Normal  Schools;  third,  of  Elementary  Education;  fourth,  of  Higher  Education;  fifth, 
of  Manual  Training;  sixth,  of  Art  Education;  seventh,  of  Kindergarten  Education;  eighth, 
of  Music  Education;  ninth,  of  Secondary  Education;  tenth,  of  Business  Education; 
eleventh,  of  Child-Study;  twelfth,  of  Physical  Education;  thirteenth,  of  Natural  Science 
Instruction;  fourteenth,  of  School  Administration;  fifteenth,  the  Library  Department; 
sixteenth,  of  Special  Education;  seventeenth,  of  Indian  Education;  the  powers  and  duties 
and  the  number  and  ruimes  of  these  departments  and  of  the  National  Council  of  Education 
may  be  changed  or  abolished  at  the  pleasure  of  the  corporation,  as  provided  in  its  By-Laws. 

Sec.  3.  That  the  said  corporation  shall  further  have  power  to  have  and  to  use  a 
common  seal,  and  to  alter  and  change  the  same  at  its  pleasure;  to  sue  or  to  be  sued  in 
any  court  of  the  United  States,  or  other  court  of  competent  jurisdiction;  to  make  by-laws 
not  inconsistent  with  the  provisions  of  this  act  or  of  the  constitution  of  the  United  States; 
to  take  or  receive,  whether  by  gift,  grant,  devise,  bequest,  or  purchase,  any  real  or  personal 
estate,  and  to  hold,  grant,  convey,  hire,  or  lease  the  same  for  the  purposes  of  its  incorpora- 
tion; and  to  accept  and  administer  any  trust  of  real  or  personal  estate  for  any  educational 
purpose  within  the  objects  of  the  corporation. 

Sec.  4.  That  all  real  property  of  the  corporation  within  the  District  of  Columbia, 
which  shall  be  used  by  the  corporation  for  the  educational  or  other  purposes  of  the  cor- 
poration as  aforesaid,  other  than  the  purposes  of  producing  income,  and  all  personal  prop- 
erty and  funds  of  the  corporation  held,  used,  or  invested  for  educational  purposes  afore- 
said, or  to  produce  income  to  be  used  for  such  purposes,  shall  be  exempt  from  taxation; 
provided^  however,  that  this  exemption  shall  not  apply  to  any  property  of  the  corporation 
which  shall  not  be  used  for,  or  the  income  of  which  shall  not  be  applied  to,  the  educational 

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purposes  of  the  coipoiation;  and,  provided  further,  that  the  corporation  shall  annually 
file,  with  the  Commissioner  of  Education  of  the  United  States,  a  report  in  writing,  stating 
in  detail  the  property,  real  and  personal,  held  by  the  corporation,  and  the  expenditure 
or  other  use  or  disposition  of  the  same,  or  the  income  thereof,  during  the  preceding  year. 

Ssc.  5.  That  the  membership  of  the  said  corporation  shall  consist  of  three  classes  of 
members — ^viz.,  active,  associate,  and  corresponding — whose  qualifications,  terms  of 
membership,  rights,  and  obligations  shall  be  prescribed  by  the  By-Laws  of  the  corporation. 

Sec.  6.  That  the  officers  of  the  said  corporation  shall  be  a  President,  twelve  Vice- 
Presidents,  a  Secretary,  a  Treasurer,  a  Board  of  Directors,  an  Executive  Committee,  and 
a  Board  of  Trustees. 

The  Board  of  Directors  shall  consist  of  a  President,  the  First  Vice-President,  the  Sec- 
retary, the  Treasurer,  the  chairman  of  the  Board  of  Trustees,  and  one  additional  member 
from  each  state,  territory,  or  district,  to  be  elected  by  the  active  members  for  the  term  of 
one  year,  or  until  their  successors  are  chosen,  and  of  all  life  directors  of  the  National  Edu- 
cational Association*  The  United  States  Commissioner  of  Education,  and  all  former 
Presidents  of  the  said  Association  now  living,  and  all  future  Presidents  of  the  Association 
hereby  incorporated,  at  the  close  of  their  respective  terms  of  office,  shall  be  members  of 
the  Board  of  Directors  for  life.  The  Board  of  Directors  shall  have  power  to  fill  all  vacancies 
in  their  own  body;  shall  have  in  charge  the  general  interests  of  the  corporation,  excepting 
those  herein  intrusted  to  the  Board  of  Trustees;  and  shall  possess  such  other  powers  as 
shall  be  conferred  upon  them  by  the  By-Laws  of  the  corporation. 

The  Executive  Committee  shall  consist  of  five  members,  as  follows:  the  President  of 
the  Association,  the  First  Vice-President,  the  Treasurer,  the  Chairman  of  the  Board  of 
Trustees,  and  a  member  of  the  Association,  to  be  chosen  annually  by  the  Board  of  Directors, 
to  serve  one  year.  The  said  committee  shall  have  authority  to  represent,  and  to  act  for, 
the  Board  of  Directors  in  the  intervals  between  the  meetings  of  that  body,  to  the  extent 
of  carrying  out  the  legislation  adopted  by  the  Board  of  Directors  under  general  directions 
as  may  be  given  by  said  board. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  shall  consist  of  four  members,  elected  by  the  Board  of  Directors 
for  the  term  of  four  years,  and  the  President  of  the  Association,  who  shall  be  a  member 
9X  officio,  during  his  term  of  office.  At  the  first  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  held 
during  the  annual  meeting  of  the  Association  at  which  they  were  elected,  they  shall  elect 
one  trustee  for  the  term  of  four  years.  All  vacancies  occurring  in  said  Board  of  Trustees, 
whether  by  resignation  or  otherwise,  shall  be  filled  by  the  Board  of  Directors  for  the  unex- 
pired term;  and  the  absence  of  a  trustee  from  two  successive  annual  meetings  of  the  board 
shall  forfeit  his  membership. 

Ssc.  7.  That  the  invested  fund  now  known  as  the  ''Permanent  Fund  of  the  NatiomLl 
Educational  Association,"  when  transferred  to  the  corporation  hereby  created,  shall  be 
held  by  such  corporation  as  a  Permanent  Fimd  and  shall  be  in  charge  of  the  Board  of  Trus- 
tees, who  shall  provide  for  the  safe-keeping  and  investment  of  such  fund,  and  of  all  other 
funds  which  the  corporation  may  receive  by  donation,  bequest,  or  devise.  No  part  of  the 
principal  of  such  Permanent  Fund  or  its  accretions  shall  be  expended,  except  by  a  two- 
thirds  vote  of  the  active  members  of  the  Association  present  at  any  annual  meeting,  upon 
the  recommendation  of  the  Board  of  Trustees,  after  such  recommendation  has  been 
approved  by  vote  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  and  after  printed  notice  of  the  proposed 
expenditure  has  been  mailed  to  all  active  members  of  the  Association.  The  income  of  the 
Permanent  Fund  shall  be  used  only  to  meet  the  cost  of  maintaining  the  organization  of  the 
Assodadon  and  of  publishing  its  annual  volume  of  Proceedings,  unless  the  terms  of  the 
donation,  bequest,  or  devise  shall  otherwise  specify,  or  the  Board  of  Directors  shall  otherwise 
Order.  It  shall  also  be  the  duty  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  to  issue  orders  on  the  Treasurer 
for  the  payment  of  all  bills  approved  by  the  Board  of  Directors,  or  by  the  President  and 
Secretary  of  the  Association  acting  under  the  authority  of  the  Board  of  Directors.  When 
ptacdcable,  the  Board  of  Trustees  shall  invest,  as  part  of  the  Permanent  Fundf  all  surplus 


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funds  exceeding  five  hundred  dollars  that  shall  remain  in  the  harids  of  the  Treasurer  after 
paying  the  expenses  of  the  Association  for  the  previous  year,  and  providing  for  the  fixed 
expenses  and  for  all  appropriations  made  by  the  Board  of  Directors  for  the  ensuing  year. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  shall  elect  the  Secretary  of  the  Association,  who  shall  also  be 
secretary  of  the  Executive  Committee,  and  shall  fix  the  compensation  and  the  term  of  his 
office  for  a  period  not  to  exceed  four  years. 

t  Sec.  8.  That  the  principal  office  of  the  said  corporation  shall  be  in  the  city  of  Wash- 
ington,  District  of  Columbia,  provided  that  the  meetings  of  the  corporation,  its  officers, 
committees,  and  departments,  may  be  held,  and  that  its  business  may  be  transacted, 
and  an  office  or  offices  may  be  maintained,  elsewhere,  within  the  United  States,  as 
may  be  determined,  by  the  Board  of  Directors,  or  otherwise  in  accordance  with  the 
By-Laws. 

Sec.  9.  That  the  Charter,  Constitution,  and  By-Laws  of  the  National  Educational 
Association  shall  continue  in  full  force  and  effect  until  the  charter  granted  by  this  act  shall 
be  accepted  by  such  Association  at  the  next  annual  meeting  of  the  Association,  and  until 
new  By-Laws  shall  be  adopted;  and  that  the  present  officers,  directors,  and  trustees  of  said 
Association  shall  continue  to  hold  office  and  perform  their  respective  duties  as  such 
until  the  expiration  of  terms  for  which  they  were  severally  elected  or  appointed,  and 
until  their  successors  are  elected.  That  at  such  annual  meeting  the  active  members  of  the 
National  Educational  Association,  then  present,  may  organize  and  proceed  to  accept  the 
charter  granted  by  this  Act  and  adopt  By-Laws^  to  elect  officers  to  succeed  those  whose 
terms  have  expired  or  are  about  to  expire,  and  generally  to  oiganize  the  "National  Educa- 
tion Association  of  the  United  States;"  and  that  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  corporation 
hereby  incorporated  shall  thereupon,  if  the  charter  granted  by  this  act  be  accepted,  receive, 
take  over,  and  enter  into  possession,  custody,  and  management  of  all  property,  real  and 
personal,  of  the  corporation  heretofore  known  as  the  National  Educational  Association, 
incorporated  as  aforesaid,  under  the  Revised  Statutes  of  the  District  of  Columbia  and 
all  its  rights,  contracts,  claims,  and  property  of  every  kind  and  nature  whatsoever;  and 
the  several  officers,  directors,  and  trustees  of  such  last-named  Association,  or  any  other 
person  having  charge  of  any  of  the  securities,  funds,  books,  or  property  thereof,  real  or 
personal,  shall  on  demand  deliver  the  same  to  the  proper  officers,  directors,  or  trustees 
of  the  corporation  hereby  created.  Provided^  That  a  verified  certificate  executed  by  the 
presiding  officer  and  secretary  of  such  annual  meeting,  showing  the  acceptance  of  the 
charter  granted  by  this  act  by  the  National  Educational  Association  shall  be  legal  evidence 
of  the  fact,  when  filed  with  the  Recorder  of  Deeds  of  the  District  of  Columbia;  and,  prth- 
vided  further ,  That  in  the  event  of  the  failure  of  the  Association  to  accept  the  charter  granted 
by  this  act  at  said  annual  meeting,  then  the  charter  of  the  National  Educational  Associa- 
tion and  its  corporate  existence  shall  be,  and  are  hereby  extended  until  the  thirty-first  day 
of  July,  nineteen  hundred  and  eight,  and  at  any  time  before  said  date  its  charter  may  be 
extended  in  the  manner  and  form  provided  by  the  general  corporation  law  of  the  District 
of  Columbia. 

Sec.  10.  That  the  rights  of  creditors  of  the  said  existing  corporation,  known  as  the 
National  Educational  Association,  shall  not  in  any  manner  be  impaired  by  the  passage 
of  this  act,  or  the  transfer  of  the  property  heretofore  mentioned,  nor  shall  any  liability  or 
obligation,  or  the  payment  of  any  sum  due  or  to  become  due,  or  any  claim  or  demand, 
in  any  manner,  or  for  any  cause  existing  against  the  said  existing  corporation,  be  released 
or  impaired;  and  the  corporation  hereby  incorporated  is  declared  to  succeed  to  the  obli- 
gations and  liabilities,  and  to  be  held  liable  to  pay  and  discharge  all  of  the  debts,  liabilities, 
and  contracts,  of  the  said  corporation  so  existing,  to  the  same  effect  as  if  such  new  coipora- 
tion  had  itself  incurred  the  obligation  or  liability  to  pay  such  debt  or  damages,*  and  no 
action  or  proceeding  before  any  court  or  tribunal  shall  be  deemed  to  have  abated  or  been 
discontinued  by  reason  of  this'act. 

Sec.  iz.  That  Congress  may  from  time  to  time  alter,  repeal,  or  modify  this  act  of 


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incorporation,  but  no  contract  or  individual  right  made  or  acquired  shall  thereby  be  divested 
or  impaired. 

Approved  June  30,  1906. 

Accepted  and  adopted  as  the  Constitution  of  the  National  Education  Association  of 
the  United  States  by  the  active  members  of  the  National  Educational  Association  in  annua 
session  at  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  July  10,  1907. 


BY-LAWS 

(Adopted  at  meeting  of  active  members  held  in  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  July  zo,  1907.) 
ARTICLE  I— MEMBERSHIP 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

Section  i.  Teachers  and  all  who  are  actively  associated  with  the  thanagement  of 
educational  institutions,  including  libraries  and  educational  publications,  may  become 
active  members. 

Sec.  2.  Any  eligible  person  may  become  an  active  member  upon  application  indorsed 
by  two  active  members,  and  the  payment  of  an  enrollment  fee  of  two  dollars  and  the  annual 
dues  for  the  current  year. 

Sec.  3.  Active  members  only  shall  have  the  right  to  vote  and  to  hold  office  in  the 
Association,  in  the  National  Council  of  Education,  or  in  the  several  departments. 

Sec.  4.  All  active  members  shall  pay  annual  dues  of  two  dollars,  and  shall  be  entitled 
to  the  volume  of  Proceedings  without  "coupon"  or  other  conditions. 

Sec.  $.  The  annual  membership  fee  shall  be  payable  at  the  time  of  the  annual  con- 
vention, or  by  remittance  to  the  Secretary  before  September  first  of  each  year. 

Sec.  6.  Any  active  member  may  discontinue  membership  by  giving  written  notice 
to  the  Secretary  before  September  first  in  any  year,  and  may  restore  the  same  only  on  pay- 
ment of  the  enrollment  fee  of  two  dolUirs  and  the  annual  dues  for  the  current  year.  A 
written  application  for  active  membership  shall  constitute  an  agreement  to  continue  such 
membership  and  pay  annual  dues,  unless  written  notice  of  discontinuance  is  sent  to  the 
Setretary  before  September  first  of  the  fiscal  year  for  which  such  discontinuance  shall  apply. 

CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS 

Sec.  7.  Eminent  educators  not  residing  in  America  may  be  elected  by  the  Board  of 
Directors  to  be  corresponding  members.  The  number  of  corresponding  members  shall 
at  no  time  exceed  fifty. 

Sec.  8.  Corresponding  members  shall  be  entitled  to  the  volume  of  Proceedings  without 
the  payment  of  fees  or  other  conditions. 

ASSOCIATE  MEMBERS 

Sec  9.  Any  person  on  paying  an  annual  membership  of  two  dollars  may  become 
an  associate  member. 

Sec.  zp.  Associate  members  may  receive  the  volume  of  Proceedings  in  accordance 
with  the  usual  "coupon"  conditions,  as  printed  on  the  membership  certificate. 

LIFE  MEMBERS 

Sec  zz.  All  life  members  and  life  directors  shall  be  denominated  active  members  and 
shall  enjoy  all  the  powers  and  privileges  of  such  members  without  the  payment  of  annual 
dues. 

ROLL  OF  MEMBERS 

Sec.  z2.  The  names  of  active,  life,  and  corresponding  members  only  shall  be  printed 
in  the  annual  Yearbook,  with  their  respective  educational  titles,  offices,  and  addresses, 
and  the  list  shall  be  revised  annually  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Association. 


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accepted  and  by-laws  were  adopted  at  the  Fiftieth  Anniversary  Con- 
vention held  July  10, 1907,  at  Los  Angeles,  California. 

AN  ACT  TO  INCORPORATE  THE  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIA- 
TION OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 
Be  U  enacted  by  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  of  the  United  States  of  America  in 

Congress  assembled: 

SscnoN  z.  That  the  following  named  persons,  who  are  now  the  officers  and  diiectors 
and  trustees  of  the  National  Educational  Association,  a  corporation  oiiganized  in  the 
year  eighteen  hundred  and  eighty-six,  under  the  Act  of  General  Incorporation  of  the 
Revised  Statutes  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  viz.:  Nathan  C.  SchaefiFer,  Eliphalet  Oram 
Lyte,  John  W.  Lansinger,  of  Pennsylvania;  Isaac  W.  Hill,  of  Alabama;  Arthur  J.  Matthews, 
of  Arizona;  John  H.  Hinemon,  George  B.  Cook,  of  Arkansas;  Joseph  0*Connor,  Josiah 
L.  Pickard,  Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  of  California;  Aaron  Gove,  *Ezekiel  H.  Cook,  Lewis 
C.  Greenlee,  of  Colorado;  Charles  H.  Keyes,  of  Connecticut;  George  W.  Twitmyer,  of 
Delaware;  J.  Ormond  Wilson,  WilUam  T.  Harris,  Alexander  T.  Stuart,  of  the  District  of 
Columbia;  Clem  Hampton,  of  Florida;  William  M.  Slaton,  of  Geoi^gia;  Frances  Mann, 
of  Idaho;  J.  Stanley  Brown,  ^Albert  G.  LAne,  Charles  I.  Parker,  John  W.  Cook,  Joshua 
Pike,  Albert  R.  Taylor,  Joseph  A.  Mercer,  of  Illinois;  Nebraska  Cropsey,  Thomas  A. 
Moct,  of  Indiana;  John  D.  Benedict,  of  Indian  Territory;  John  F.  Riggs,  Ashley  V. 
Stonn,  of  Iowa;  John  W.  Spindler,  Jasper  N.  Wilkinson,  A.  V.  Jewett,  Luther  D.  Whitte- 
more,  of  Kansas;  William  Henry  Bartholomew,  of  Kentucky;  Warren  Easton,  of  Louisi- 


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ana;  *John  S.  Locke,  of  Maine;  M.  Bates  Stephens,  of  Maryland;  Charles  W.  Eliot, 
*Mary  H.  Hunt,  Henxy  T.  Bailey,  of  Massachusetts;  Hugh  A.  Graham,  Charles  G.  White, 
William  £.  Elson,  of  Michigan;  *William  F.  Phelps,  Irwin  Shepard,  John  A.  Cranston,  of 
Minnesota;  Robert  B.  Fulton,  of  Mississippi;  *F.  Louis  Soldan,  James  M.  Greenwood, 
Willam  J.  Hawkins,  of  Missouri;  Oscar  J.  Craig,  of  Montana;  George  L.  Towne,  of 
Nebraska;  Joseph  E.  Stubbs,  of  Nevada;  James  E.  Klock,  of  New  Hampshire;  James  M. 
Green,  John  Enright,  of  New  Jersey;  Charles  M.  Light,  of  New  Mexico;  James  H.  Can- 
field,  Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  William  H.  Maxwell,  Charles  R.  Skinner,  ^Albert  P.  Marble, 
James  C.  Byrnes,  of  New  York;  James  Y.  Joyner,  Julius  Isaac  Foust,  of  North  Carolina; 
Pitt  Gordon  Knowlton,  of  North  DakoU;  Oscar  T.  Corson,  Jacob  A.  Shawan,  Wells  L. 
Griswold,  of  Ohio;  Edgar  S.  Vaught,  Andrew  R.  Hickham,  of  Oklahoma;  Charles  Car- 
roll Stratton,  Edwin  D.  Ressler,  of  Oregon;  Thomas  W.  Bicknell,  Walter  Ballou  Jacobs, 
of  Rhode  Island;  David  B.  Johnson,  Robert  P.  Pell,  of  South  Carolina;  Moritz  Adelbert 
Lange,  of  South  Dakota;  Eugene  F.  Turner,  of  Tennessee;  Lloyd  E.  Wolfe,  of  Texas; 
David  H.  Christensen,  of  Utah;  Henry  O.  Wheeler,  Isaac  Thoouu,  of  Vermont;  Joseph 
L.  Jarman,  of  Virginia;  Edward  T.  Mathes,  of  Washington;  T.  Marcellus  Marshall, 
Lucy  Robinson,  of  West  Virginia;  Lorenzo  D.  Harvey,  of  Wisconsin;  Thomas  T.  Tynan, 
of  Wyoming;  Cassia  Patton,  of  Alaska;  Frank  H.  Ball,  of  Porto  Rico;  Arthur  F.  Griffiths, 
of  Hawaii;  C.  H.  Maxson,  of  the  Philippine  Islands,  and  such  other  persons  as  now  are 
or  may  hereafter  be  associated  with  them  as  officers  or  members  of  said  Association,  are 
hereby  incorporated  and  declared  to  be  a  body  corporate  of  the  District  of  Columbia  by 
the  luime  of  the  "National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States,"  and  by  that 
name  shall  be  known  and  have  perpetual  succession  with  the  powers,  limitations,  and 
restrictions  herein  contained. 

Sec.  2.  That  the  purpose  and  object  of  the  said  corporation  shall  be  to  elevate  the 
character  and  advance  the  interests  of  the  profession  of  teaching,  and  to  promote  the  cause 
of  education  in  the  United  States.  This  corporation  shall  include  the  National  Council  of 
Education  and  the  following  departments,  and  such  others  as  may  hereafter  be  created  by 
organization  or  consolidation,  to  wit:  the  Departments,  first,  of  Superintendence;  second, 
of  Normal  Schools;  third,  of  Elementary  Education;  fourth,  of  Higher  Education;  fifth, 
of  Manual  Training;  sixth,  of  Art  Education;  seventh,  of  Kindergarten  Education;  eighth, 
of  Music  Education;  ninth,  of  Secondary  Education;  tenth,  of  Business  Education; 
eleventh,  of  Child-Study;  twelfth,  of  Physical  Education;  thirteenth,  of  Natural  Science 
Instruction;  fourteenth,  of  School  Administration;  fifteenth,  the  Library  Department; 
sixteenth,  of  Special  Education;  seventeenth,  of  Indian  Education;  the  powers  and  duties 
and  the  number  and  names  of  these  departments  and  of  the  National  Council  of  Education 
may  be  changed  or  abolished  at  the  pleasure  of  the  corporation,  as  provided  in  its  By-Laws. 

Sec.  3.  That  the  said  corporation  shall  further  have  power  to  have  and  to  use  a 
common  seal,  and  to  alter  and  change  the  same  at  its  pleasure;  to  sue  or  to  be  sued  in 
any  court  of  the  United  States,  or  other  court  of  competent  jurisdiction;  to  make  by-laws 
not  inconsistent  with  the  provisions  of  this  act  or  of  the  constitution  of  the  United  States; 
to  take  or  receive,  whether  by  gift,  grant,  devise,  bequest,  or  purchase,  any  real  or  personal 
estate,  and  to  hold,  grant,  convey,  hire,  or  lease  the  same  for  the  purposes  of  its  incorpora- 
tion; and  to  accept  and  administer  any  trust  of  real  or  personal  estate  for  any  educatioiutl 
purpose  within  the  objects  of  the  corporation. 

Sec.  4.  That  all  real  property  of  the  corporation  within  the  District  of  Columbia, 
which  shall  be  used  by  the  corporation  for  the  educational  or  other  purposes  of  the  cor- 
poration as  aforesaid,  other  than  the  purposes  of  producing  income,  and  all  persoiuil  prop- 
erty and  funds  of  the  corporation  held,  used,  or  invested  for  educational  purposes  afore- 
said, or  to  produce  income  to  be  used  for  such  purposes,  shall  be  exempt  from  taxation; 
provided,  however,  that  this  exemption  shall  not  apply  to  any  property  of  the  corporation 
which  shall  not  be  used  for,  or  the  income  of  which  shall  not  be  applied  to,  the  educntiona) 

^Deceued. 


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purposes  of  the  corporation;  and,  ^ovid^d  further,  that  the  corporation  shall  annually 
file,  with  the  Conunissioner  of  Education  of  the  United  States,  a  report  in  writing,  stating 
in  detail  the  property,  real  and  personal,  held  by  the  corporation,  and  the  expenditure 
or  other  use  or  disposition  of  the  same,  or  the  income  thereof,  during  the  preceding  year. 

Sxc.  $.  That  the  membership  of  the  said  corporation  shall  consist  of  three  classes  of 
members — viz.,  active,  associate,  and  corresponding — whose  qualifications,  terms  of 
membership,  rights,  and  obligations  shall  be  prescribed  by  the  By-Laws  of  the  corporation. 

Sec.  6.  That  the  officers  of  the  said  corporation  shall  be  a  President,  twelve  Vice- 
Presidents,  a  Secretary,  a  Treasurer,  a  Board  of  Directors,  an  Executive  Committee,  and 
a  Board  of  Trustees. 

The  Board  of  Directors  shall  consist  of  a  President,  the  First  Vice-President,  the  Sec- 
retary, the  Treasurer,  the  chairman  of  the  Board  of  Trustees,  and  one  additional  member 
from  each  state,  territory,  or  district,  to  be  elected  by  the  active  members  for  the  term  of 
one  year,  or  imtil  their  successors  are  chosen,  and  of  all  life  directors  of  the  National  Edu- 
cational Association.  The  United  States  Conmiissioner  of  Education,  and  all  former 
Presidents  of  the  said  Association  now  living,  and  all  future  Presidents  of  the  Association 
hereby  incorporated,  at  the  close  of  their  respective  terms  of  office,  shall  be  members  of 
the  Board  of  Directors  for  life.  The  Board  of  Directors  shall  have  power  to  fill  all  vacancies 
in  their  own  body;  shall  have  in  charge  the  general  interests  of  the  corporation,  excepting 
those  herein  intrusted  to  the  Board  cd  Trustees;  and  shall  possess  such  other  powers  as 
shall  be  conferred  upon  them  by  the  By-Laws  of  the  corporation. 

The  Executive  Committee  shall  consist  of  five  members,  as  follows:  the  President  of 
the  Association,  the  First  Vice-President,  the  Treasurer,  the  Chairman  of  the  Board  of 
Trustees,  and  a  member  of  the  Association,  to  be  chosen  annually  by  the  Board  of  Directors, 
to  serve  one  year.  The  said  conunittee  shall  have  authority  to  represent,  and  to  act  for, 
the  Board  of  Directors  in  the  intervals  between  the  meetings  of  that  body,  to  the  extent 
of  carrying  out  the  legislation  adopted  by  the  Board  of  Directors  under  general  directions 
as  may  be  given  by  said  board. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  shall  consist  of  four  members,  elected  by  the  Board  of  Directors 
for  the  term  of  four  years,  and  the  President  of  the  Association,  who  shall  be  a  member 
ex  aficio,  during  his  term  of  office.  At  the  first  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  held 
during  the  annual  meeting  of  the  Association  at  which  they  were  elected,  they  shall  elect 
one  trustee  for  the  term  of  four  years.  All  vacancies  occurring  in  said  Board  of  Trustees, 
whether  by  resignation  or  otherwise,  shall  be  filled  by  the  Board  of  Directors  for  the  unex- 
pired term;  and  the  absence  of  a  trustee  from  two  successive  annual  meetings  of  the  board 
shall  forfeit  his  membership. 

Skc.  7.  That  the  invested  fund  now  known  as  the  "Permanent  Fund  of  the  Nationdl 
Educational  Association,"  when  transferred  to  the  corporation  hereby  created,  shall  be 
held  by  such  corporation  as  a  Permanent  Fund  and  shall  be  in  charge  of  the  Board  of  Trus- 
tees, who  shall  provide  for  the  safe-keeping  and  investment  of  such  fund,  and  of  all  other 
funds  which  the  corporation  may  receive  by  donation,  bequest,  or  devise.  No  part  of  the 
pTindpal  of  such  Permanent  Fund  or  its  accretions  shall  be  expended,  except  by  a  two- 
thirds  vote  of  the  active  members  of  the  Association  present  at  any  annual  meeting,  upon 
the  recommendation  of  the  Board  of  Trustees,  after  such  reconunendation  has  been 
^>proved  by  vote  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  and  after  printed  notice  of  the  proposed 
expenditure  has  been  mailed  to  all  active  members  of  the  Association.  The  income  of  the 
Permanent  Fund  shall  be  used  only  to  meet  the  cost  of  maintaining  the  oiganization  of  the 
Association  and  of  publishing  its  annual  volume  of  Proceedings^  unless  the  terms  of  the 
donation,  bequest,  or  devise  shall  otherwise  specify,  or  the  Board  of  Directors  shall  otherwise 
Ofder.  It  shall  also  be  the  duty  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  to  issue  orders  on  the  Treasurer 
for  the  payment  of  all  bills  approved  by  the  Board  of  Directors,  or  by  the  President  and 
Secietaiy  of  the  Association  acting  under  the  authority  of  the  Board  of  Directors.  When 
practicable,  the  Board  of  Trustees  shall  invest,  as  part  of  the  Permanent  Fundf  all  surplus 


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funds  exceeding  five  hundred  dollars  that  shall  remain  in  the  haiids  of  the  Treasurer  after 
paying  the  expenses  of  the  Association  for  the  previous  year,  and  providing  for  the  fixed 
expenses  and  for  all  appropriations  made  by  the  Board  of  Directors  for  the  ensuing  year. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  shall  elect  the  Secretary  of  the  Association,  who  shall  also  be 
secretary  of  the  Executive  Committee,  and  shall  fix  the  compensation  and  the  term  of  his 
office  for  a  period  not  to  exceed  four  years. 

f  Sec.  8.  That  the  principal  office  of  the  said  corporation  shall  be  ^n  the  city  of  Wash- 
ington, District  of  Columbia,  provided  that  the  meetings  of  the  corpoxatton,  its  officers, 
committees,  and  departments,  may  be  held,  and  that  its  business  may  be  transacted, 
and  an  office  or  offices  may  be  maintained,  elsewhere,  within  the  United  States,  as 
may  be  determined,  by  the  Board  of  Directors,  or  otherwise  in  accordance  with  the 
By-Laws. 

Sec.  9.  That  the  Charter,  Constitution,  and  By-Laws  of  the  National  Educational 
Association  shall  continue  in  full  force  and  effect  until  the  charter  granted  by  this  act  shall 
be  accepted  by  such  Association  at  the  next  annual  meeting  of  the  Association,  and  until 
new  By-Laws  shall  be  adopted;  and  that  the  present  officers,  directors,  and  trustees  of  said 
Association  shall  continue  to  hold  office  and  perform  their  respective  duties  as  such 
until  the  expirattoa  of  terms  for  which  they  were  severally  elected  or  appointed,  and 
until  their  successors  are  elected.  That  at  such  annual  meeting  the  active  members  of  the 
National  Educational  Association,  then  present,  may  organize  and  proceed  to  accept  the 
charter  granted  by  this  Act  and  adopt  By-Laws^  to  elect  officers  to  succeed  those  whose 
terms  have  expired  or  are  about  to  expire,  and  generally  to  organise  the  "National  Educa- 
tion Association  of  the  United  States;"  and  that  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  corporation 
hereby  incorporated  shall  thereupon,  if  the  charter  granted  by  this  act  be  accepted,  receive, 
take  over,  and  enter  into  possession,  custody,  and  management  of  all  property,  real  and 
personal,  of  the  corporation  heretofore  known  as  the  National  Educational  Association, 
incorporated  as  aforesaid,  under  the  Revised  Statutes  of  the  District  of  Columbia  and 
all  its  rights,  contracts,  claims,  and  property  of  every  kind  and  nature  whatsoever;  and 
the  several  officers,  directors,  and  trustees  of  such  last-named  Association,  or  any  other 
person  having  charge  of  any  of  the  securities,  funds,  books,  or  property  thereof,  real  or 
personal,  shall  on  demand  deliver  the  same  to  the  proper  officers,  directors,  or  trustees 
of  the  corporation  hereby  created.  Provided,  That  a  verified  certificate  executed  by  the 
presiding  officer  and  secretary  of  such  annual  meeting,  showing  the  acceptance  of  the 
charter  granted  by  this  act  by  the  National  Educational  Association  shall  be  legal  evidence 
of  the  fact,  when  filed  with  the  Recorder  of  Deeds  of  the  District  of  Columbia;  and,  pro- 
vided further.  That  in  the  event  of  the  failure  of  the  Association  to  accept  the  charter  granted 
by  this  act  at  said  annual  meeting,  then  the  charter  of  the  National  Educational  Associa- 
tion and  its  corporate  existence  shall  be,  and  are  hereby  extended  until  the  thirty-first  day 
of  July,  nineteen  hundred  and  eight,  and  at  any  time  before  said  date  its  charter  may  be 
extended  in  the  manner  and  form  provided  by  the  general  corporation  law  of  the  District 
of  Columbia. 

Sec.  zo.  That  the  rights  of  creditors  of  the  said  existing  corporation,  known  as  the 
National  Educational  Association,  shall  not  in  any  manner  be  impaired  by  the  passage 
of  this  act,  or  the  transfer  of  the  property  heretofore  mentioned,  nor  shall  any  liability  or 
obligation,  or  the  payment  of  any  sum  due  or  to  become  due,  or  any  claim  or  demand, 
in  any  manner,  or  for  any  cause  existing  against  the  said  existing  corporation,  be  released 
or  impaired;  and  the  corporation  hereby  incorporated  is  declared  to  succeed  to  the  obli- 
gations and  liabilities,  and  to  be  held  liable  to  pay  and  discharge  all  of  the  debts,  liabilities, 
and  contracts,  of  the  said  corporation  so  existing,  to  the  same  efiFect  as  if  such  new  corpora- 
tion  had  itself  incurred  the  obligation  or  liability  to  pay  such  debt  or  damages,'  and  no 
action  or  proceeding  before  any  court  or  tribunal  shall  be  deemed  to  have  abated  or  been 
discontinued  by  reason  of  this'act. 

Sec.  IX.  That  Congress  may  from  time  to  time  alter,  repeal,  or  modify  this  act  of 


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incorporation,  but  no  contnict  or  individual  right  nuide  or  acquired  shall  thereby  be  divested 
or  impaired. 

Approved  June  30,  1906. 

Accepted  and  adopted  as  the  Constitution  of  the  National  Education  Association  of 
the  United  States  by  the  active  members  of  the  National  Educational  Association  in  annua 
sesaon  at  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  July  10,  1907. 


BY-LAWS 

(Adopted  at  meeting  of  active  membeiB  held  in  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  July  10,  1907.) 
ARTICLE  I— MEMBERSHIP 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

Section  i.  Teachers  and  all  who  are  actively  associated  with  the  itianagement  of 
educational  institutions,  including  libraries  and  educational  publications,  may  become 
active  members. 

Sec.  2.  Any  eligible  person  may  become  an  active  member  upon  application  indorsed 
by  two  active  members,  and  the  payment  of  an  enrollment  fee  of  two  dollars  and  the  annual 
dues  for  the  current  year. 

Sec.  3.  Active  members  only  shall  have  the  right  to  vote  and  to  hold  office  in  the 
Association,  in  the  National  Council  of  Education,  or  in  the  several  departments. 

Sec.  4.  AH  active  members  shall  pay  annual  dues  of  two  dollars,  and  shall  be  entitled 
to  the  volume  of  Proceedings  without  "coupon"  or  other  conditions. 

Sec.  5.  The  annual  membership  fee  shall  be  payable  at  the  time  of  the  annual  con- 
vention,  or  by  remittance  to  the  Secretary  before  September  first  of  each  year. 

Sec.  6.  Any  active  member  may  discontinue  membership  by  giving  written  notice 
to  the  Secretary  before  September  first  in  any  year,  and  may  restore  the  same  only  on  pay- 
ment of  the  enrollment  fee  of  two  dollars  and  the  annual  dues  for  the  current  year.  A 
written  application  for  active  membership  shall  constitute  an  agreement  to  continue  such 
membership  and  pay  annual  dues,  unless  written  notice  of  discontinuance  is  sent  to  the 
Sairetary  before  September  first  of  the  fiscal  year  for  which  such  discontinuance  shall  apply. 

CORSESPONDING  MEMBERS 

Sec.  7.  Eminent  educators  not  residing  in  America  may  be  elected  by  the  Board  of 
Directors  to  be  corresponding  members.  The  number  of  corresponding  members  shall 
at  no  time  exceed  fifty. 

Sec.  8.  Corresponding  members  shall  be  entitled  to  the  volume  of  Proceedings  without 
the  payment  of  fees  or  other  conditions. 

ASSOCIATE  MEMBERS 

Sec  9.  Any  person  on  paying  an  annual  membership  of  two  dollars  may  become 
an  associate  member. 

Sec.  zp.  Associate  members  may  receive  the  volume  of  Proceedings  in  accordance 
with  the  usual  "coupon"  conditions,  as  printed  on  the  membership  certificate. 

LIFE  MEMBERS 

Ssa  zz.  All  life  members  and  life  directors  shall  be  denominated  active  members  and 
shall  enjoy  all  the  powers  and  privileges  of  such  members  without  the  payment  of  annual 
dues. 

ROLL  OF  MEMBERS 

S£C.  12.  The  names  of  active,  life,  and  corresponding  members  only  shall  be  printed 
in  the  annual  Yearbook,  with  their  respective  educational  titles,  offices,  and  addresses, 
and  the  list  shall  be  revised  annually  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Association. 


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ARTICLE  II— OFFICERS  AND  COMMITTEES 

SBcnoN  z.  The  President,  Vice-Presidents,  Directors,  and  Treasurer  shall  be  chosen 
by  the  active  members  of  the  Association  by  ballot,  unless  otherwise  ordered,  on  the  third 
day  of  each  annual  session,  a  majority  of  the  votes  cast  being  necessary  to  a  choice.  They 
shall  continue  in  office  until  the  close  of  the  annual  session  subsequent  to  their  election  and 
until  their  successors  are  chosen,  except  as  hereinafter  provided. 

PplOinTEK  ON  RESOLUTIONS 

Sec.  9.  At  the  first  session  of  each  annual  meeting  of  the  Association  the  President 
shall  appoint  a  Committee  on  Resolutions. 

COmaTTEE  ON  NOMINATIONS 

Sec.  3.  At  the  third  session  of  each  annual  meeting  of  the  Association  there  shall  be 
appointed  by  the  President  a  Committee  on  Nominations,  consisting  of  one  member  from 
each  state  and  territory  represented.  Such  a  committee  shall  be  appointed  by  the  PresiA 
dent  on  the  nomination  of  a  majority  of  the  active  members  from  such  state  or  territory 
present  at  the  meeting  called  for  the  purpose  of  making  such  nomination;  frovided,  how- 
ever, that  such  appointment  shall  be  made  by  the  President  without  such  nomination, 
when  the  active  members  in  attendance  from  any  state  or  territory  shall  fail  to  make  a 
nomination. 

Sec.  4.  The  meetings  of  the  active  members  of  the  several  states  to  nominate  members 
of  the  nominating  committee  shall  be  held  at  5:30  p.  m.  on  the  first  day  of  the  aimual 
meeting  of  the  Association,  at  such  places  as  shall  be  announced  in  the  general  program. 

ARTICLE  III— DUTIES  OF  OFnCERS 

THE  PRESIDENT 

Section  i.  The  President  shall  preside  at  all  meetings  of  the  Association  and  of  the 
Board  of  Directors,  and  shall  perform  the  duties  usually  devolving  upon  a  presiding  officer. 
In  his  absence  the  first  Vice-President  in  order,  who  is  present,  shall  preside;  and  in  the 
absence  of  all  the  Vice-Presidents,  a  fro  tempore  chairman  shall  be  appointed  on  nomina- 
tion, the  Secretary  putting  the  question. 

THE  SECSETAKY 

Sec.  2.  The  Secretary  shall  keep  a  full  and  accurate  report  of  the  proceedings  of  the 
general  meetings  of  the  Association  and  of  all  meetings  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  and  shall 
conduct  such  correspondence  and  transact  such  other  business  of  the  Association  as  the 
directors  or  Executive  Committee  may  assign,  and  shall  have  his  records  present  at  all 
meetings  of  the  Association  and  the  Board  of  Directors. 

THE  TSEASX7EES 

Sec.  3.  The  Treasurer  shall  receive,  and  under  the  direction  of  the  Board  of  Trustees 
hold  in  safekeeping,  the  current  income  of  the  Association;  shall  expend  the  same  only 
upon  order  of  said  board;  shall  keep  an  exact  account  of  his  receipts  and  expenditures, 
with  vouchers  for  the  latter;  which  accounts,  ending  the  first  day  of  July  in  each  year,  he 
shall  render  to  the  Board  of  Trustees  and,  when  approved  by  said  board,  he  shall  report 
to  the  Board  of  Directors.  The  Treasurer  shall  give  such  bond  for  the  faithful  discharge 
of  his  duties  as  may  be  required  by  the  Board  of  Trustees;  and  he  shall  continue  in  office 
until  the  first  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors  held  prior  to  the  annual  meeting  of  the 
Association  next  succeeding  that  at  which  he  is  elected,  and  until  his  successor  has  been 
elected  and  has  qualified. 

AX7DITOE  OF  AOOOTTNTS 

Sec.  4.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  President,  Secretary,  and  Treasurer  of  the  Asso- 
ciation to  appoint  annually  some  competent  person  to  examine  the  securities  of  the  Permm. 


ACT  OP  INCORPORATION 


nent  FuikI  held  by  the  Board  of  Trustees,  and  his  certificate,  showing  the  condition  of  the 
said  fund,  shall  be  attached  to  the  annual  report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees. 

CE&TI7ICATI0N  OF  BELLS 

Sec.  5.  The  President  and  Secretary  shall  certify  to  the  Board  of  Trustees  all  bills 
approved  by  the  Board  of  Directors. 

ARTICLE  IV— THE  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 

SxcnON  z.  The  Board  of  Directors  shall  hold  its  regular  annual  meeting  at  the  place 
of  the  annual  convention,  and  not  less  than  two  hours  before  the  assembling  of  the  Associa- 
tion. 

Ssa  2.  Special  meetings  may  be  held  at  such  othei^  times  and  places  as  the  board  or 
the  President  shall  determine. 

Sec.  3.  Each  new  board  shall  organize  at  the  session  of  its  election. 

ARTICLE  V— THE  NATIONAL  COUNaL  OF  EDUCATION 

OBJECTS  AND  DIJTIS8 

SEcnoN  z.  The  National  Council  of  Education  shall  have  for  its  object  the  con- 
sideration and  discussion  of  educational  questions  of  public  .and  professional  interest; 
the  proposal  to  the  Board  of  Directors,  from  time  to  time,  of  suitable  subjects  for  investi- 
gation and  research,  and  the  recommendation  of  the  amount  of  appropriations  that  should 
be  made  for  such  purposes;  the  appointment  and  general  supervision  of  such  special 
committees  of  investigation  and  research  as  may  be  provided  for  and  authorized  by  the 
Board  of  Directors  of  the  Association;  the  consideration,  discussion,  and  recommendation 
to  the  Board  of  Directors  for  disposition  of  all  reports  by  such  special  committees  of 
research  as  may  have  been  appointed  on  its  reconmiendation  or  by  its  authority;  the 
annual  preparation  and  presentation  to  the  Association  at  its  annual  convention  of  a 
report  on  "  Educational  Progress  during  the  Past  Year; "  and  in  other  ways  shall  use  its 
heat  efforts  to  further  the  objects  of  the  Association  and  to  promote  the  cause  of  education 
in  general. 

MEICBEKSHIP  OF  THE  COUNCIL 

Sec.  9.  *The  Council  shall  consist  of  one  hundred  and  twenty  members,  selected  from 
the  membership  of  the  Association.  Any  member  of  the  Association  identified  with  educa 
tional  work  is  eligible  to  membership  in  the  Council. 

Sec  3.  *The  Board  of  Directors  shall  annually  elect  ten  members,  and  the  Council 
shall  elect  ten  members,  each  member  to  serve  for  six  years,  or  until  his  successor  is  elected. 
At  the  meeting  of  Z908  enough  additional  members  shall  be  elected  in  the  same  manner  to 
make  the  total  number  of  members  one  hundred  and  twenty.  The  terms  of  the  members 
so  elected  shall  expire  as  follows:  one-sixth  in  one  year,  one-sixth  in  two  years,  one-sixth 
in  three  years,  one-sixth  in  four  years,  one-sixth  in  five  years,  one-sixth  in  six  years. 

Ssa  4.  The  annual  election  of  members  of  the  Council  shall  be  held  in  connection 
with  the  annual  meetings  of  the  Association.  If  the  Board  of  Directors  shall  fail,  for  any 
reason,  to  fill  its  quota  of  members  annually,  the  vacancy  or  vacancies  shall  be  filled  by 
the  Council. 

Sec  5.  The  absence  of  a  member  from  two  consecutive  annual  meetings  of  the 
Council  shall  be  considered  equivalent  to  resignation  of  membership,  and  the  Council  shall 
fill  vacancies  caused  by  absence  from  the  Council  as  herein  defined,  as  well  as  vacancies 
caused  by  death  or  resignation,  for  the  unexpired  term.  All  persons  who  have  belonged 
to  the  Council  shall,  on  the  expiration  of  their  membership,  become  honorary  members, 
with  the  privilege  of  attending  its  regular  sessions  and  participating  in  its  discussions. 
No  state  shall  be  represented  in  the  Council  by  more  than  eight  members. 

•As  amtfiHlwl  at  mcetiiig  of  active  members  held  in  Cleveknd,  Ohio,  July  i,  xgoS. 


8  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

BY-LAWS  OF  THS  COUNCIL 

Sec.  6.  The  Council  may  establish  by-laws  for  its  government  not  inconsistent  with 
the  Act  of  Incorporation  or  of  the  By-Laws  of  the  Association,  provided  such  by-laws  shall 
be  submitted  to  and  approved  by  the  Board  of  Directois  of  the  Association  before  they  shall 
become  operative. 

ARTICLE  VI— DEPARTMENTS 

Section  z.  A  department  shall  consist  of  those  members  of  the  Association  who  are 
especially  interested  in  the  consideration  of  a  particular  group  of  educational  problems. 
Each  department  shall  be  administered  by  a  president,  vice-president,  secretary,  and 
such  other  officers  as  it  shall  deem  necessary  to  conduct  its  affairs. 

Sec.  2.  Each  department  shtdl  hold  its  annual  meeting  at  the  time  of  the  annual  con- 
vention of  the  Association,  except  the  Department  of  Superintendence,  which  may  hold 
its  annual  meeting  in  February  of  each  year,  or  at  such  other  time  as  may  be  determined 
by  the  officers  of  said  department. 

Sec.  3.  The  objects  of  the  annual  department  meetings  shall  be  the  discussion  of 
questions  pertaining  to  their  respective  fields  of  educational  work.  The  programs  of 
these  meetings  shall  be  organized  and  conducted  by  the  respective  presidents,  in  conference 
with,  and  under  the  general  direction  of,  the  President  of  the  Association.  Each  depart- 
ment shall  be  limited  to  two  sessions,  with  formal  programs,  at  the  time  of  the  annual  con- 
vention, except  that  a  third  session  for  business  or  informal  round-table  conference  may  be 
held  at  the  discretion  of  the  department  officers. 

Sec.  4.  Upon  the  written  request  of  twenty  active  members  of  the  Association  for 
permission  to  establish  a  new  department,  the  Board  of  Directors  may  grant  such  permis- 
sion. Such  new  department  shall  in  all  respects  be  entitled  to  the  same  rights  and  privileges 
as  the  departments  named  in  the  Act  of  Incorporation. 

ARTICLE  VII— MEETINGS 

SEcnoN  I.  The  annual  meeting  of  the  Association  shall  be  held  at  such  time  and 
place  as  shall  be  determined  by  the  Board  of  Directors. 

Sec.  2.  Special  meetings  may  be  called  by  the  President  at  the  request  of  five  directors. 

Sec.  3.  Any  department  of  the  Association  may  hold  a  special  meeting  at  such  time 
and  place  as  by  its  own  regulations  it  shall  appoint. 

Sec.  4.  No  paper,  lecture,  or  address  shall  be  read  before  the  Association  or  any  of 
its  departments,  in  the  absence  of  its  author,  nor  shall  any  such  paper,  lecture,  or  address  be 
published  in  the  volume  of  Proceedings,  without  the  consent  of  the  Association,  upon  the 
approval  of  the  Executive  Committee. 

ARTICLE  Vni— AMENDMENTS 

Section  i.  These  by-laws  may  be  altered  or  amended  at  any  aimual  meeting  by  the 
unanimous  vote  of  the  members  present;  or  by  a  two-thirds  vote  of  the  members  present, 
provided  that  the  substance  of  the  alteration  or  amendment  has  been  proposed  in  writing 
at  a  previous  annual  meeting. 

NATIONAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

NOW  KNOWN  AS  THE 
NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 


CERTIFICATE 

of  Acceptance  of  Charter  and  Adoption  of  By-Laws  under  Act  of  Congress  approved  June 
30*  1906. 

We,  the  undersigned,  Nathan  C.  Schaeffer,  the  presiding  officer,  and  Irwin  Shepard, 


ACT  OF  INCORPORATION 


the  secretary  of  the  meeting  of  the  National  Educational  Association  held  at  Los  Angeles, 
California,  on  the  loth  day  of  July,  1907,  said  meeting  being  the  annual  meeting  pf  the  Asso- 
ciation held  next  after  the  passage  of  an  Act  of  Congress  entitled  "An  Act  to  Incorporate 
the  National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States; " 

Do  hereby  certify,  that  at  said  meeting  held  pursuant  to  due  notice,  a  quorum  being 
present,  the  said  Association  adopted  resolutions  of  which  true  copies  are  hereto  attached, 
and  accepted  the  Charter  of  the  National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States, 
granted  by  said  Act  of  Congress,  and  adopted  by-laws  as  provided  in  said  act  and  elected 
officers;  and  the  undersigned  pursuant  to  said  resolutions 

Do  hereby  certify  that  the  National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States  has 
duly  accepted  said  Charter  granted  by  said  Act  of  Congress,  and  has  adopted  by-laws,  and 
is  the  lawful  successor  to  the  National  Educational  Association. 

In  witness  whereof,  we  have  hereunto  signed  our  names  this  20th  day  of  August,  1907. 
(Signed)  NatAan  C.  Schaetfex,  Presiding  Officer. 
(Signed)    IswiN  Shepasd,  Secretary. 

VERIFICATION 


KESOLirnONS  ADOPTED  BY  THE  ACTIVE  MEMBERS,  JULY   XO,    I907 

1.  Resolved,  That  the  National  Educational  Association  hereby  accepts  the  Charter 
granted  by  an  act  of  Congress  entitled  "An  Act  to  Incorporate  the  National  Education 
Association  of  the  United  States,"  passed  June  30,  1906,  and  that  the  President  and 
Secretary  of  this  meeting  be  authorized  and  directed  to  execute  and  file  with  the  Recorder 
of  Deeds  of  the  District  of  Columbia  a  verified  certificate  showing  the  acceptance  by  the 
Association  of  the  Charter  granted  by  said  act. 

2.  Resolved,  That  the  proposed  by-laws  of  which  notice  was  given  at  the  annual  meeting 
of  the  Association  held  on  July  6, 1905,  which  are  printed  in  full  in  the  journal  of  said  meet- 
ing, be  and  the  same  are  hereby  adopted  to  take  effect  immediately. 

3.  Resolved,  That  the  Association  adopt  as  its  corporate  seal  a  circle  containing  the 
title  "National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States,"  and  the  dates  "1857-1907." 

4.  Resolved,  That  the  Association  do  now  proceed  to  elect  officers,  and  to  oiganize 
under  the  Charter  granted  by  the  Act  of  Congress.. 


Filed  in  the  office  of  the  Recorder  of  Deeds  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  September  4, 
1907. 


CALENDAR  OF  MEETINGS 

NATIONAL  TEACHERS  ASSOCIATION 


1864— OGDEKSBURG.  N.  Y. 

W.  H.  WxLu,  Pnaident. 

David  N.  Camp.  Secretary. 

Z.  lUcHAUM,  TVeuurer. 
i86f-HARIUSBURG.  PA. 

S.  S.  GunifX,  Pretident. 
•    W.  E.  Sheldon,  Secretuy. 

Z.  RiCHAKDS,  TVeuurer. 
1866— INDIANAPOUS,  IND. 

J.  P.  WKaasaBAM,  Pmident. 

S.  H.  WBxn,  SecreUry. 

S.  P.  Bato,  Treasurer. 


iSsT—PHILADELPHIA,  PA  (Organiaed) 
jAMn  L.  Ends,  Oiairman. 
W.  E.  Skkldon,  Secretary. 

i8s»-CINCINNATI,  OHIO 

Z.  RiCHAios,  PKaident 

J.  W.  BoLXLKY,  Secretary. 

A.  J.  RiCKOFP,  TVeaaurer. 
1859— WASHINGTON.  D.  C 

A.  J.  RicKorr,  Pxvrident. 

J.  W.  BuLXLKY,  Secretary. 

C  S.  Pbmicxll,  Treasurer. 
i860— BUFFALO.  N.  Y.  i86r-No  1 

J.  W.  BuuiXT.  President.  i86ft— NASHVILLE,  TENN. 

Z.  RiCHAiDS,  Secretary.  J.  M.  Gkigoby.  President. 

O.  C.  WiCHT.  Treasurer.  L.  Van  Bokkiun,  Secretary. 

1861,  i86s— No  SI  Mil  in  I  Jamxs  Csuixshanx.  Treasurer. 

1863— CHICAGO.  ILL  1869— TRENTON,  N.  J. 

John  D.  Phh-buck.  President.  L.  Van  Bo^xklxn,  President. 

Jamxs  CaunuiUNK,  Secretary.  W.  £.  CaosBY,  Seoetary. 

O.  C.  Wight.  Treasurer.  A  L  Babbsb,  Treasurer. 

i87»-CLEVELAND,  OHIO 

Danxxl  B.  Haoai,  President. 
A  P.  Masblk,  Secretary. 
W.  E.  Cbosby,  Tireasurer. 


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NATIONAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 


1871-ST.  LOUIS.  MO. 

J.  L  PiCKAKD,  President. 

W.  E.  Cbosby,  Secretary. 

John  Hancock,  Treasurer. 
187a— BOSTON,  MASS. 

E.  £.  Wmrx,  Preaident. 

S.  H.  Whits,  Secretary. 

John  Hancock,  Tteasurer. 

i873-'ELMIRA,  N.  Y. 

B.  G.  NoBTHROF,  President 

S.  H.  Whits,  Scoetsry. 

John  Hancock,  Treasurer. 
1874— DETROIT,  MICH. 

S.  H.  Whits,  President 

A.  P.  Mabbi.s,  Secretary. 

John  Hancock,  Treasurer. 
1875— MINNEAPOUS.  MINN. 

W.  T.  Habbb,  Preaident. 

M.  R.  Abbott,  Secretary. 

A.  P.  Maibi.k,  Treasurer. 
1876— BALTIMORE,  MD. 

W.  F.  Phxlps,  President. 

W.  D.  Hbnxlx,  Secretary. 

A.  P.  Mabblk,  Treasurer. 


i87r-LOUISVILLE,  KY. 

M.  A.  Nswxix,  President. 

W.  D.  HsNKLX,  Secretary. 

J.  Obmond  Wilson,  Treasurer. 
x878^No  KMJcm. 
t879~PHILADELPHIA,  PA 

John  Hancock,  President. 

W.  D.  HxNKLX,  Secretary. 

J.  Obmond  Wilson,  Treasurer. 

1880— CHAUTAUQUA  N.  Y. 

J.  Obmond  Wilson.  President 
W.  D.  Hbnklb,  Secretary. 
E.  T.  Taptan,  Tteasurer. 

1881--ATLANTA  GA 

Jamxs  H.  Smabt,  President 
W.  D.  Hsnklb,  Secretary. 
E.  T.  Tappan,  Tteasurer. 

188a— SARATOGA  SPRINGS,  N.  Y. 
G.  J.  Obb,  Preaident 
W.  E.  Sbxldon,  Secretary. 
H.  S.  Tabbxll,  Tteasurer. 

1883— SARATOGA  SPRINGS,  N.  Y. 
E.  T.  Tappan,  President 
W.  E.  Sheldon,  Secretary. 
N.  A.  Calkins,  Treasurer. 

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CALENDAR  OF  MEETINGS 


II 


1884— MADISON,  WIS. 

Thomas  W.  Bickhkll,  President. 

H.  S.  Taibxxx,  Secretary. 

N.  A.  Calkxms,  lYeasurer. 
i88s— SARATOGA  SPRINGS,  N.  Y, 

F.  Loms  SoLDAN,  President. 

W.  E.  Sheldon,  Secretuy. 

N.  A.  Calkins,  Treasurer. 
i886~TOPEKA,  KAN. 

N.  A.  CAlkxns,  President. 

W.  E.  Shxldon,  Secretary. 

£.  C.  Hewitt,  Treasurer. 
1887--CHICAGO,  ILL. 

W.  £.  Sheldon,  President. 

J.  H.  Canfocld,  Secretary. 

£.  C  Hewett,  Treasurer. 
z88&— SAN  FRANaSCO,  CAL. 

Aabon  Gove,  President 

J.  H.  Cantoeld,  Secretary. 

E.  C  Hewett.  Treasurer. 
1889— NASHVILLE,  TENN. 

Aiseet  p.  Marble,  President. 

J.  H.  Cantisld,  Secretary. 

E.  C.  Hewett,  Treasurer. 
iSgo^ST.  PAUL,  MINN. 

J.  H.  GkNfiELD,  President. 

W.  R.  Gaesett,  Secretary. 

E.  C  Hewett,  Treasurer. 
1891— TORONTO,  ONT. 

W.  R.  GASEErr,  President. 

E.  H.  Cook,  SccreCsry. 

J.  M.  Greenwood,  Treasurer. 
i8oa— SARATOGA  SPRINGS,  N.  Y. 

E.  H.  Cook,  President 

R.  W.  Stevenson,  Secretary. 

J.  M.  Greenwood,  Tteasurer. 
1693— CHICAGO,  ILL. 

(Internatioaal  Congress  of  Education.) 

Albert  G.  Lane,  President. 

Irwdt  Shkpard,  Secretary. 

J.  M.  Greenwood,  Treasurer. 
1894— ASBURY  PARK,  N.  J. 

Albert  G.  Lane,  President 

Irwin  Sheparo,  Secretary. 

J.  M.  Greenwood,  Treasurer. 


189s— DENVER,  COLO. 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  President. 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 

I.  C.  McNeill,  Treasurer. 
1896— BUFFALO.  N.  Y. 

Newton  C.  Dougherty.  President 

iRWm  Sheparo,  Secretary. 

I.  C.  McNeill,  Treasurer. 
iSgr-MILWAUKEE,  WIS. 

Charles  R.  Skinner,  President. 

Irwin  Sheparo,  Secretary. 

I.  C  McNeill,  Tkeasurer 
z8g8— WASHINGTON.  D.  C. 

J.  M.  Greenwood,  President 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 

I.  C  McNeill.  Treasurer. 
1899-LOS  ANGELES,  CAL. 

E.  Oram  Lyte.  President 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 

I.  C.  McNeill,  Treasurer. , 
1000— CHARLESTON,  S^C. 

Oscar  T.  Corson,  President. 

Irwin  Sheparo,  Secretary. 

Carroll  G.  Pbarse,  Treasurer, 
igoi— DETROIT,  MICH. 

James  M.  Green,  President 

Irwin  Shepard  Secretary. 

L.  C  Greenlee.  Trees  rer. 
igoa— MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN. 

William  M.  Beardsrbar,  President. 

iRwnr  Shepard,  Secretary. 

Charles  H.  Keybs.  Treasurer. 
1903— BOSTON,  MASS. 

Charles  W.  Euot,  President. 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 

W.  M.  Davidson,  Treasurer. 
1904— ST.  LOUIS,  MO. 

John  W.  Cook,  President 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 

McHenry  Rhoads,  Treasurer. 
Z905— ASBURY  PARK  and  OCEAN  GROVE,  N.  }. 

William  H.  Maxwell,  President 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 

James  W.  Crabtrbb,  Treasurer. 
1006 — ^No  session. 


z9or-LOS  ANGELES,  CAL. 

Nathan  C  Sghaepter,  President 
Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 
J.  N.  Wilkinson,  Treasurer. 


NAICE  CHANGED  TO 

NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION^OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 

1908-CLEVELAND,  OHIO 

Edwin  G.  Cooley,  President 

lEwm  Shepard,  Secretary. 

Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  Treasurer. 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION    OF 
THE  UNITED  STATES 


OFFICERS  FOR  1907-8 


GENERAL  ASSOCIATION 

Edwin  G.  Coolby President Chicago,  111. 

Ikwin  Shxpasd Secretary Winoiu,  Minn. 

Arthuk  H.  CBA1CBKSX.AIN Treasurer Pasadena,  CaL 

VICE-PRESIDENTS 

Nathan  C.  ScsAxmi,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Harrisburg,  Pa. 

William  H.  Elson,  Superintendent  of  Schoola CleTeland,  Ohio. 

Charles  H.  Jddd,  Professor  of  Psychology,  Yale  University New  Haven,  Conn. 

H.  A.  UsTRUD,  Sute  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Pierre,  S.  Dak. 

J.  F.  Stillwkll,  Superintoident  of  Public  Schools Phoenix,  Ariz. 

Joseph  H.  Hill,  President  of  Sute  Normal  Schoola Emporia,  Kans. 

W.  A.  Claek,  Professor  of  Psychology,  Sute  Normal  School Kearney.  Neb. 

Walter  M.  Kern,  President  of  State  Manual  Training  School EUendale,  N.  Dak. 

Wilbur  F.  Gordy,  Superintendent  of  Schools. Springfield.  Mass. 

J.  T.  Kingsbury.  President  of  University  of  Utah Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

EucER  Ellsworth  Robey,  Superintendent  of  County  Schools Kokomo,  Ind. 

Jahes  H.  Baker,  President  of  University  of  Colorado Boulder,  Colo. 

BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES 

Carroll  G.  Pbarsr Milwaukee,  Wis Term  expires  July,  xgoS 

James  M.  Greenwood,  Secretary Kansas  City,  Mo Term  expires  July,  1909 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  Chairiman New  York,  N.  Y Term  expires  July,  19x0 

Henry  B.  Brown Valparaiso,  Ind Term  expires  July,  19x1 

Edwin  G.  Cooley Chicago,  111 Ex  oficio 

EXECUTIVE  COMMITTEE 

Edwin  G.  Cooley Fresident Chicago,  111. 

Nathan  C.  Schasprr First  Vice-President Harrisburg,  Pa. 

Arthur  H.  Chamberlain Treasurer Pasadena,  Cal. 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler Chairman  Board  of  Trustees. New  York,  N.  Y. 

W.T.Harris Uember  Ity  Election Washington.  D.  C. 


.Winona,  Minn. 


Irwin  Shepard Secretary 

BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 
Direotors  ex  oiBoio 
Edwin  G.  Cooley,  Chicago,  lU.  Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  Pasadena,  Cal. 

Nathan  C.  Schaefter,  Harrisburg,  Pa.  Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Irwin  Shepard,  Winona,  Minn. 


Iiife  Direotora 


BiCKNELL,  Thomas  W..  Providence,  R.  I. 
Board  of  Education,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
Brown,  Elmer  Ellsworth,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Butler,  Nicholas  Murray,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Canfield,  Jambs  H.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
*CooK,  E.  H.,  Madison,  Wis. 
Cook,  John  W.,  DeKalb,  111. 
Corson,  Oscar  T.,  Columbus,  Ohio 
Eliot,  Charles  W.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
*  Deceased. 


Lyte,  Eliphalet  Oram,  Millers ville.  Pa. 
Marshall,  T.  Marccllus,  Stouts  Mills,  W.  Va. 
Maxwell,  William  H.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Parker,  Charles  I.,  Chicago,  IlL 
Pickard.  Josiah  L.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
Pike  Joshua,  Jerseyville,  111. 
Schaeffer,  Nathan  C,  Harrisburg,  Pa. 
Skinner,  Charles  R.,  Watertown,  N.  Y. 
*Soldan,  F.  Louis,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


DIRECTORS  13 

Xiife  DiTeQtorm-~coiamM€d 

Gove.  Aaxon,  Denver,  Colo.  State  Teachers'  Association,  Illinois 

GsABAic  H.  A.,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Mich.  SnArroM,  C  C,  St  Johns,  Oregon 

Gkeen,  James  M.,  Trenton.  N.  J.  Taylob,  A.  R.,  Decatur,  HI. 

Gksenwood,  J.  M..  Kansas  Qty.  Mb.  Teachees'  Institute,  PhiUulelphia,  Pa. 

Haseis.  W.  T.,  Washington.  D.  C.  Write,  Cbarles  G.,  Lake  Linden,  Mich. 

Jewett,  a.  v.,  Abilene,  Kan:  Wilson,  J.  Osmond,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Directors  by  Jlleotion 
North  AOaniic  Division 

Maine Payson  Smttb,  SUte  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools Auburn 

New  Hampshire James  E.  Klocx.  Principal,  State  Normal  School Plymouth 

Vermont Mason  S.  Stone,  State  Superintendent  of  Education Montpelier 

Massachusetts John  T.  Peznce,  Agent,  State  Board  of  Education West  Newton 

Rhode  Island Walter  Ballou  Jacobs,  Professor  of  Education.  Brown  Univ. .  Providence 

Connecticut Charles  H.  Keyes,  Supervisor,  South  District  Schools Hartford 

New  York James  C.  Byrnes,  Member,  Board  of  Examiners,  Qty  Schools. .  New  York 

New  Jersey John  Enricht,  Superintendent  of  County  Schools Freehold 

Pennsylvania John  Morrow,  Superintendent  of  Schools Allegheny 

South  AUofUie  Division 

Delaware Georce  W.  Twitmyer,  Superintendent  of  Schools WUmfaigton 

Maryland M.  Bates  Stephens,  SUte  Superintendent  of  Public  Educadon  .  Annapolis 

District  of  Columbia. .  W.  T.  Hares,  1360  Fairmont  St Washington 

Virginia Joseph  L.  Jarman,  President,  State  Female  Normal  School Farmville 

West  Vvginia Thomas  C.  Miller.  Sute  Superintendent  of  Free  Schools Charleston 

North  Carolina J.  I.  FonsT.  President  Sute  Normal  and  Industrial  College Greensboro 

South  Carolina D.  B.  Johnson,  President,  Winthrop  Normal  and  Industrial  Colleg^Rock  Hill 

Georgia William  M.  Slaton.  Superintendent  of  Schools Atlanta 

Florida Miss  Clem  Hampton,  Department  of  Education Tallahassee 

South  Central  Division 

Kentucky W.  H.  Babtholomew.  Principal  of  Girls*  High  School Louisville 

Tennessee I.  C.  McNeill,  Superintendent  of  Schools Memphis 

Alabama Isaac  W.  Hill.  Superintendent  of  Schools Opelika 

Miasinppi E.  E.  Bass,  Superintendent  of  Schools Greenville 

Louisiana Warren  Easton,  Superintendent  of  Schools New  Orleans 

Texas Cree  T.  Wore,  President  of  College  of  Industrial  Arts Denton 

Arkansas George  B.  Cook,  Superintendent  of  Schools Hot  Springs 

Oklahoma E.  E.  Balcomb,  Department  of  Agriculture,  State  Normal  School  Weatherford 

Indian  Territory John  F.  Benedict,  Territorial  Superintendent  of  Schools Muskogee 

North  Central  Division 

Ohio Henby  G.  Williams,  Dean,  Normal  College,  Ohio  University. . .  Athens 

Indiana Thomas  A.  Morr,  Superintendent  of  Schools Richmond 

Illinois Walter  R.  Hatfield,  Prin.,  Elementary  School,  6030  Monroe  Ave.,  Chicago 

Michigan David  Mackenzie,  Principal,  Central  High  School Detroit 

WiscoDsin Charles  P.  Cary,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction l^ladison 

Iowa P.  C  Hayden.  Director  of  Music.  Public  Schools Keokuk 

Minnesota S.  L.  Hester.  Superintendent  of  Schools St.  Paul 

MisKmri John  R.  Kirk.  President,  State  Normal  School Kirksville 

North  Dakota Neil  C  MacDonald,  Superintendent  of  Schools Lidgerwood 

ScMith  Dakota M.  A.  Lanoe,  State  Department  of  Public  Instruction Pierre 

Nebnaka George  L.  Towne.  Editor,  Nebraska  Teacher Dncohi 

Kansas John  MacDonald,  Editor,  Western  School  Journal Topeka 

Western  Division 

Montana OscarJ.Cbaio,  President,  State  University  of  Montana Missoula 

Wyoming Estelle  Reel,  Superintendent  of  Indian  Schools Washington,  D.  C. 

Cokmdo Charles  E.  Cradsey,  Superintendent  of  Schools Denver 

New  Mexico W.  H.  Deceer.  Superintendent  of  Schools Gallup 

Aiiaooa. A.  J.  B^tthews,  President,  Territorial  Normal  School Tempe 

Utah William  Aluson,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Ogden 

Nevada J.  E.  Stxtbbs.  President,  State  University  of  Nevada Reno 

IdaJho S.  Belle  ChambeAlain,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  Boise 

Washington. . : Edward  T.  Bathes,  Principal,  SUte  Normal  School Bellingham 

OregDik J'  H.  AcEEBMAN,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Salem 

Califbrnia James  A.  Barr,  Superintoident  of  Schools Stockton 


14  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS 

National  Oounoil 

President Joseph  Swain.  President,  Swarthmore  College SwirthmoK,  Pa 

Viu-Prtsid€tU James  M.  GxKEN,  Principal,  State  Normal  School Trenton,  N.J. 

Secretary John  W.  Cabs«  Superintendent  of  Schools Dayton,  Ohio 

Executive  Committee  . .  Jambs  M.  Gkbenwood,  Superintendent  of  Schools Kansas  Gty,  Mo. 

ExeeuHve  Committee  . .  Elmeb  Ellswobth  Biown,  U.  S.  Commissioner  of  Education  Wsshlngton.  D.  C. 

Executive  Committee. .    W.  T.  Haub,  1360  Fairmont  Ave.,  N.W Washington,  D.  C. 

Kindergarten 

Pretideul Bektba  Payne,  School  of  Education,  University  of  Chicago  ...  Chicago,  lU. 

Viee-FretidetU BAiBAEAGaBBNWOOD.Superrisor  of  Kindergartens. Pomona,  Cal. 

Secretary Haekiet Rockwell,  Director,  Kentucky  SdioolKindervsrten..  Oevehuid,  O. 

Blementary 

President John  K.  Stableton,  Superintendent  of  Schools Bloomington,  HL 

Vice-President ADELAroE  S.  Baylor,  Superintendent  of  Schools Wabash,  Ind. 

Secretary S.  Belle  Chambeklain.  State  Supt.  of  Public  Instruction Boise,  Idaho 

*  Secondary 

President Gilbebt  B.  Mobbison,  Principal,  McKInley  High  School St.  Louis,  Mo. 

First  Vice-President...  H.  H.  Cully.  Principal,  GlenviUe  High  School Cleveland,  Ohio 

Second  Vice-President.  Fletcheb  Dubell,  Lawrenceville  School Lawrenceville,  N.  J. 

Secretary Lewis  B.  Aveby,  Principal,  High  School Redlanda,  Cal. 

Higher 

President Oscab  J.  Cbaio,  President,  Univerrityof  Montana Missoula,  Mont. 

Vice-President William  O.  Thompson,  President,  Ohio  State  Univcnity Columbua,  Ohio 

Secretary Lillian  G.  Bebby,  Indiana  University Bloomington,  Ind. 

Normal 

President Augustus  O.  Thomas,  President,  State  Normal  School Kearney,  Neb. 

Vice-President Mobbis  £.  Dailey,  President,  State  Normal  School San  Jos^  Ca  . 

Secretary HknbyG.  Williams,  Dean,  Normal  College,  Ohio  University.. .  Athens,  O. 

Buperintendenoe 

President Fbane  B.  Coopeb,  Superintendent  of  Schools Seattle,  Wash. 

First  Vice-President. . .  Stbatton  D.  Bbooeb,  Superintendent  of  Schools Boston,  Mass. 

Second  Vice-President .  Ella  C.  Sullivan.  District  Superintendent  of  Schools Chicago,  111. 

Secretary Geoboe  B.  Cook,  Superintendent  of  Schools Hot  Springs,  Ark. 

Manual 

President Jessb  D.  Bubeb,  Principal,  Teachen  Thuning  School Albany,  N.  Y. 

Vice-President Anna  C  Hedges,  Supt,  Hebrew  Technical  School  for  Girls. .. .  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

Secretary William  £.  Robebts,  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training devehuxi,  Ohio 

Art 

President Geoboe  W.  Eooebs,  Chicago  Normal  School Chicago,  DL 

Vice-President Maby  A.  Woodmansbb,  Supervisor  of  Drawing Dayton,  Ohio 

Secretary Flobence  E.  Ellis,  Supervisor  of  Drawing Cleveland,  Ohb 

MuBio 

President Mas.  Fbances  Elliott  Clabk,  Supervisor  of  Music Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Vice-President Geoboe  E.  Kbinbill,  Supervisor  of  Music. Bisbee,  Axis. 

Secretary Edwabd  B.  Bibob.  Supervisor  of  Music, Indianapolis,  Ind. 

Business 

President H.  B.  Bbown,  President,  Valparaiso  University Valparaiso,  Ind. 

Vice-President James  Febguson  Department  of  Commerce,  High  School San  Frandsco,  CaL 

Secretary James  S.  Cubby,  Commercial  Department,  Central  High  School  Cfevdand,  Ohio 

ChUd-8tud7 

President Wiluam  H.  Bubnham,  Prof essor  of  Pedagogy,  Clark  University  Worcester,  Mass. 

Vice-President William  L.  Bkyan.  President,  Indiana  University Bloomington.  Ind. 

Secretary H.  Austin  Aouns,  Prof,  of  Philosophy,  Western  Reserve  UniY^  Clevdand,  O 


DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS  15 

Solenoe 

Prtsidem IivxNO  O.  Palicu,  Science  Master,  High  School NewtonviUe,  Mass 

Vk§'Pr€9idaU FRAme  F.  Almy,  ProlesBor  of  Physics,  Iowa  College Grinnell,  la. 

Secretary Hensy  Kzrr,  Principal,  High  School Norwalk,  Cal. 

Fhysloal 

PresUeHi William  W.  Hastinos,  Y.  M.C.  A.  Training  School Springfield,  Mass. 

Vice-FresUeni Clabx  W.  Hxthzsington,  Univenity  of  Miaaouri Columbia,  Mo. 

Secretary Mastha  J.  Johnson.  Supervisor  of  Physical  Education Salt  Lake  Gty,  Utah 

School  Administration 

Prtsidemt Whliam  O.  Thompson,  President,  Ohio  State  University Cohunbus.O. 

Yke-President J.  W.  McClymonds,  Superintendent  of  Schools Oakland,  CaL 

Secretary William GK>RO^KMJjaL,Editxx,  Am.  Sckeol  Board  Journal .,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Library 

President John  R.  Kntx,  President,  State  Normal  School Kiiksville.  Mo. 

Vke-FresUent Maay  Eileen  Ahssn,  Editor,  PnbUc  Libraries Chicago,  III. 

Secretary Ida  J.  Dacus,  Librarian.  Whithrop  Normal  College Rock  Hill,  S.  C. 

Bpeoial  ICduoatlon 

President E.  R.  Johnstone,  Superintendent,  School  for  Feeble  Mmded ..  Vineland.  N.  J. 

Vice-President O.  H.  Boreitt,  Institution  for  the  Blind Overbrook,  Pa. 

Secretary Jennie  Smith,  Day  School  for  the  Deaf Eau  Qaire,  Wis. 

Indian  ISduoation 

President L.  M.  CoMPTON,  Superintendent  of  Indian  School Tomah,  Wis. 

Vice-President Haewood  Hall,  Superintendent  of  Indian  School Riverside,  Cal. 

Secretary Estelle  Reel,  Superintendent  of  Indian  Schools Washington,  D.  C 

Technical  Bducation 

President Loub  C  Monin,  Armour  Institute  of  Technok)gy Chicago,  HI. 

Vice-President Albbbt  B.  Stosms,  President,  Iowa  State  College Ames,  Iowa 

Secretary Gbosoe  A.  Meeeill,  Principal,  School  of  Mechanical  Arts San  Francisco,  Cal. 

Department  of  Bural  and  Asrioultural  JDduoation. 

PreMerd E.  C  Bbbof,  Deputy  Superintendent  of  Pub.  Inst Linoofai,  Neb. 

Vfca-Presideni D.  B.  Johnson,  Pres.  Winthrop  Nor.  and  Indus.  Coll Rock  HiU,  S.  C. 

Secretary £.  £.  Baloomb,  Agricultural  Dept.,  State  Normal  School Weatherford,  Okla. 

Department  of  National  OrganisationE  of  'Women. 

PresUarU Lauba  Dbake  Gol,  Pres.,  Asaodadon  of  Collegiate  Alumnae  Washington,  D.  C. 

Vica-PrasidenL Mbs.  Fbbdeeic  Schopp,  President,  Juvenile  Court  Association  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Secretary '  Mas.  Philip  N.  Moobb,  Tmstee  of  Vasaar  College St.  Louis,  Mo. 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 
THE  UNITED  STATES 


OF 


OFFICERS  FOR  1908^ 


GENERAL  ASSOCIATION 

LoEBNTO  D.  Hakvby President Menomonie,  Wa. 

Irwin  Shzpako Secretary WinoDft,  Minn. 

Arthur  H.  Chambkrlain Treasurer Pasadena,  Cal. 

VICE-PRESIDENTS 

Edwik  G.  Coolxy,  Superintendent  of  Schools Chicago.  111. 

John  C.  Byrnzs,  Member  of  Board  of  Examiners,  City  Schools New  York.  N.  Y. 

Arnoldas  H.  McCldrx.  Superintendent  of  Schools Yuma,  Aris. 

Carleton  B.  Gibson,  Superintendent  of  Schools Columbus.  Ga. 

JoscpB  Rosier,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Fairmont,  W.  Va. 

Jasper  L.  McBrixn,  Sute  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Lincoln,  Neb. 

George  M.  Philips,  Principal,  State  Normal  School Wesf  Chester,  Pa. 

Benjamin  F.  Moors,  Superintendent  of  Schools Marion,  Ind. 

Charles  Evans,  Superintendent  of  Schools • Ardmorr,  Okla. 

James  A.  Edwards,  Editor,  lama  Normal  Monthly Dubuque,  la. 

George  H.  Martin,  Secretary,  State  Board  of  Education West  Salem,  Mass. 

Katherinx  L.  Craig,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Denver,  Colo. 

BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES 

James  M.  Greenwood,  Secretary Kansas  Gty,  Mo Term  expires  July,  1909 

Nicholas  Murray  Bctler,  Chairman New  York,  N.  Y Term  expires  July,  19x0 

Henry  B.  Brown Valparaiso,  Ind. Term  expires  July,  1911 

Carroll  G.  Psarse Milwaukee,  Wis Term  expires  July,  191a 

Lorenzo  D.  Harvey Menomonie,  Wis Ex  oficio 

EXECUTIVE  COMMITTEE 

Lorenzo  D.  Harvey President Menomonie,  Wis. 

Edwin  G.  Cooley First  Vice-President Chicago.  111. 

Arthur  H.  Chamberlain Treasurer Pasadena.  Cal. 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler Chairman^  Board  of  Trustees New  York,  N.  Y. 

John  H.  Phrlips Member  by  Election Birmingham,  Ala. 


Irwin  Shrpard Secretary  . 


Winona,  Minn. 


BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 
Direotora  ex  oi&oio 


Lorenzo  D.  Harvey,  Menomonie,  Wis. 
Edwin  G.  Cooley,  Chicago,  HI. 


Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  Pasadena,  Cal. 
Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  New  York,  N.  Y 


Irwin  Shspard,  Winona,  Minn. 


Iiife  Directors 


BiCKNELL,  Thomas  W.,  Providence,  R.  I. 
Board  of  Education,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
Brown,  Elmer  Ellsworth,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Butler,  Nicholas  Murray,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Canpizld,  James  H.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Cook,  John  W.,  DeKalb,  lU. 
Cooley,  Edwin  G.,  Chicago,  111. 
Corson,  Oscar  T.,  Columbus,  Ohio 
Eliot,  Charles  W.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Gove,  Aaron,  Denver,  Colo. 
Graham,  H.  A..  Mt.  Pleasant,  Mich. 


Jewett,  a.  v.,  Abilene,  Kan. 

Lyte,  Eliphalet  Oram,  MiUersville,  Pa. 

Marshall,  T.  Marcellus.  Stouts  Mills,  W.  Va. 

Maxwell,  William  H.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Parker,  Charles  I.,  Chicago,  111. 

PiCKARD,  JosiAH  L.,  Los  Augeles,  Cal. 

Pike,  Joshua.  Jeraeyville,  111. 

ScHAEFFER,  Nathan  C.  HarrisbuTg,  Pa. 

Skinner,  Charles  R.,  Watertown,  N.  Y. 

State  Teachers'  Association.  Illinois 

Stratton,  C.  C,  St.  Johns,  Ore. 


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DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS  17 

Iiife  Directors— «0ii/iiHMtf 
Grkxn.  Jambs  M..  Trenton,  N.  J.  Taylor,  A.  R..  Decatur.  111. 

Gbxznwood,  J.  M^  Kansas  City,  Mo.  Tkachxss'  Institdte,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Habus,  W.  T^  Washington,  D.  C  Whitk,  Cbaklss  G.,  Lake  Linden,  Mich. 

Wilson.  J.  Osmond,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Directors  by  Blection 

Alabama John  W.  Abescsombik,  President,  University  of  Alabama University  P.  O. 

Ariaona A.  J.  Matthews,  President,  Territorial  Normal  School Tempe 

Arkansas v . .  Gbosge  B.  Cook  Sute  Suiserintendent  of  Public  Instruction Little  Rock 

California Duncan  MacKinnon,  Superintendent  of  Schools San  Diego 

Colorado Chaslxs  K  Chadsey,  Superintendent  of  Schools Denver 

Connecticut Chasles  H.  Keyes,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  South  District Hartford 

Ddaware Geokcb  W.  Twitmyek.  Superintendent  of  Schools Wilmmgton 

District  of  Columbis. .  W.  T.  Hakkis,  Ex-United  States  Commissioner  of  Education Washmgton 

Florida Miss  Clem  Hampton,  Department  of  Education Tallahassee 

Georgia Casletom  B.  Gibson,  Superintendent  of  Schools Columbus 

Idaho WaltebR.  Sidbbs,  Superintendent  of  Schools Pocatello 

Illinois Walteb  R.  Hatfield,  Principal  of  Elementary  School Chicago 

Indiana Thomas  A.  Morr,  Superintendent  of  Schools Richmond 

Iowa Fbane  L.  Smabt,  Superintendent  of  Schools Davenport 

Kansas John  MacDonald,  Editor,  Western  School  Journal Topeka 

Kentucky W.  H.  Babtbolomew,  Principal  of  Girls'  High  School Louisville 

Louisiana Wabben  Easton,  Superintendent  of  Schools New  Orleans 

Maine Payson  Smith,  State  Superintendent  of  Schools Augusta 

Maryland M.  Bates  SrEnxENS,  SUte  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  . .  Annapolis 

Massachusetts Ibvtnc  O.  Palmes,  Science  Master.  Newton  High  School NewtonviUe 

Michigsn Davto  McKbnzie,  Principal  of  Central  High  School Detroit 

Minnesota S.  L.  Hbeteb,  Superintendent  of  Schools St.  Paul 

Miastssippi E.  E.  Bass,  Superintendent  of  Schools Greenville 

Missouri John  R.  Kibe,  President,  Sute  Normal  School Kirksville 

Mootsna S.  D.  Labgent,  Superintendent  of  Schools Great  Falls 

Nebraska Albebt  A.  Reed,  Associate  Professor  of  Secondary  Education Lincohi 

Nevada Romanso  Adams,  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Nevada Reno 

New  Hampshire Hbnby  C.  Mobbison,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction. . .  Concord 

NTew  Jersey John  Enbight,  Superintendent  of  County  Schools Freehold 

Vew  Mexico R.  R.  Labkin,  Superintendent  of  Schools Las  Vegas 

New  York AuousTtrs  S.  Downing,  First  Assistant  Commissioner  of  Education .  Albany 

North  Carolina Isaac  G.  GBirriN,  Superintendent  of  Schools Salisbury 

North  Dskota B.  A.  Dunbab,  Superintendent  of  Schools Park  River 

Ohio William  McK.  Vance,  Superintendent  of  Schools Delaware 

Oklahoma E.  D.  Camebon,  Stote  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Guthrie 

Oregon J.  H.  Aceebman,  Sute  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Salem 

Pennsylvania Reed  B.  Teitbick,  Deputy  State  Sup't.  of  Public  Instruction Harrisburg 

Rhodelsland Hebbebt  W.  Lull,  Superintendent  of  Schools Newport 

Sooth  Carolina David  B.  Johnson,  President,  Wmthrop  Normal  &  Industrial  Coll.. .  Rock  Hill 

South  Dakota Fbeeman  H.  HorF,  Superintendent  of  Schools Mitchell 

Tennessee I.  C.  McNeill,  Superintendent  of  Schools Memphis 

Texas Cbes  T.  Wobk,  President  of  College  of  Industrial  Arts Denton 

Utah WnjiAM  Allison,  Superintendent  of  Schools Ogden 

Vermoot Mason  S.  Stone,  State  Superintendent  of  Education Montpelier 

Vizgittia Joseph  L.  Jabman,  President,  Sute  Female  Normal  School FarmviUe 

Washington Edwabd  T.  Mathes,  Principal,  State  Normal  School Bellingham 

West  Voginia Robsbt  A.  Abmstbong.  Head,  English  Dept.W.  Virginia  Univ Morgantown 

Wiscooatn Chables  P.  Caby,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Madison 

Wyoming A.  D.  Cook,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Cheyenne 

DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS 

National  Council 

Fresident Joseph  Swain,  President,  Swarthmore  College Swarthmore,  Pa. 

Vice-President James  M.  Gbeen.  Principal,  State  Normal  School Trenton,  N.  J. 

Secretary John  W.  Cabb,  Superintendent  of  Schools Dayton.  Ohio 

EaBcaUhe  Committee.  Elmbb  Ellswobth  Bbpwn,  U.  S.  Commissioner  of  Education. . .  Washmgton,  D.  C.  ' 

ExeemUm  Committee.  W.  T.  Habbb,  1360  Fairmont  Ave.,  N.W Washington,  D.  C. 

Sagectetive  Committee.   James  M.  Gbeenwood,  Superintendent  of  Schooh Kansas  City,  Mo. 


i8  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

Kindergarten 

Presidtnt Mabxl  A.  McKooncY.  Sapenrbar,  Public  Scliool  Kindencvtcos  Oveljuid,  Ohio 

Viet-Presid€nt Luilla  A.  Palmbi.  Teachen  CoQ^  Colttmbia  Uoivenity. New  York.  N.  Y. 

Secrtlory Cabolimx  Sewall,  Director  of  Kindergartent Denver,  Colo. 

Blementary 

PresUeni Jaios  F.  Cbambkilain.  State  Normal  School Loa  Aairelet,  Cm. 

Vic§-PresidetU Adklaidb  S.  Baylob,  Superintendent  of  Schools Wabaah,  Ind. 

Stcretary Maboabbt  McConkxy,  Supervfaor  of  Primary  Schoob Springfield*  Maaa. 

Beoondftrsr 

President J.  Stanlbt  Bbown,  Principal,  High  School JoUrt.  HI. 

Ftrst  VU0-Pr€fideta. .  S.  A.  Umdbbwood.  Principal,  Westport  High  School Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Second  Vict-PrestdetU  Wm.  H.  Shilzy.  Principal,  East  Side  High  School Denver,  Colo. 

Secretary Solomon  Weimbb,  Central  High  School Cfevdand.  Ohio 

Higher 

President Fbank  Stbono,  Chancellor,  University  ol  Kansas Lawrence,  Kans. 

Vice-President W.  F.  Book,  Prefcsaor  of  Phfl.  and  Edu.,  State  Univei^ty. . . .  Missoola,  Mont. 

Secretary Fbbd.  E.  Bolton,  Director,  School  of  Edu.,  State  Univcirity . .  lowm  Qty,  Iowa 

Normal 

President ,  Hbnby  G.  WaxiAKS,  Dean,  Normal  College,  Ohio  University. .  Athena,  Ohio 

Vice-President D.  B.  Johnson.  President,  Winthrop  Normal  and  Industrial  Coll.  Rock  Hill,  S.  C. 

Secretary LouiSB  M.  Hannum,  Sute  Normal  School Greeley,  Colo. 

Superintendence 

President William  H.  Elson.  Superintendent  of  Schools Oevehuxi,  Ohio 

First  Vice-President, .  D.  B.  Johnson,  President, Winthrop  Normal  and  Industrial  Coll..  Rock  Hill,  S.  C 

Second  Vice-President  Ida  C.  Bbndbb,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Grades Buffalo.  N.  Y. 

Secretary A.  C.  Nblson,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Salt  Lake  Qty,  Utah 

Manual 

President Jambs  E.  Aodicott,  Newman  Manual  Training  School T. .  New  Orieana,  La. 

Vice-President Edna  D.  Day,  Home  Economics,  University  of  Missouri Columbia,  Mo. 

Secretary Alvin  E.  Dodd,  N.  BenneU  St.  Industrial  School Boston,  Mass. 

Art 

President Flobbncb  £.  Ellb,  Supervisor  of  Drawing Clevdand,  Ohb 

Vice-President C.  Valbntinb  Kibby,  Manual  Training  High  School Denver,  Coto. 

Secretary Emma  Chubch,  School  of  AppUed  and  Normal  Arts Chicago,  HI. 

Music 

President Fbancbs  E.  Clabb,  Supenrlsar  of  Music,  Public  Schoob Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Vice-President Chables  L  RiCB.  Director  of  Music.  Public  Schools Worcester,  Mass. 

Secretary P.  C.  Haydbn,  Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools Keokuk,  Iowa 

Business 

President S.  R.  Hoovbb,  Principal  of  Commercial  Dept,Wcst  High  School  Cleveland,  OUo 

Vice-President D.  W.  McMhxan.  Head  of  Commenrial  Dept.,West  High  School  Detroit.  Mkh. 

Secretary H.  C.  Sphxman,  Teacher  of  Commercial  Branchea,  High  School  Butte,  Mont. 

Child-Study 

President Geobge  E.  Johnson,  Superintendent  of  Playgraond  Assodatioii  Pittsboig,  Pa. 

Vice-President A.  Caswell  Ellis.  Professor  of  Educadon,  University  of  TeESS  Austin,  Teias 

Secretary Will  G.  Chambebs.  Prof,  of  Psychology,  State  Normal  School.  Gredey,  Cokk 

Physical 

President Wm.  W.  Hastinos,  Y.  M.  C  A.  Training  School Springfield,  Mass. 

Vice-President W.  P.  Bowbn.  Professor  of  Educadon.  Sute  Normal  College. .  Ypsilanti,  Mich. 

Secretary Rebecca  Stoneroad,  Director,  Physical  Training Washington,  D.  C 

Science 

President Otis  W.  Caldwell,  Asso.  Prof,  of  Botany,  University  of  Chicago  Chicago,  HI. 

Vice-President Fbaneloi  T.  Jones.  Teacher  of  Science,  University  School Cleveland,  Ohk> 

Secretary N.  Henby  Blacb,  Rozbury  Latin  School Boston,  Maaa. 


DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS  19 

School  Administration 

Fr9$Utnt FiAMcnH.HAsnoT,  President,  Boaxd  of  Education Qeveland,  Ohio 

Firtt  Viee-PrttUent. .  Otto  C  ScHNXXDn.  President,  Board  of  Education Chicano,  111. 

Steamd  Yk§-Pr€sideiU  Dantokd  E.  AmswotTB,  President,  Board  of  Education Albany,  N.  Y. 

Stentmy Wm.  Gsokoe  Bbucx,  Editor,  American  School  Board  Journal, .    Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Chairmmn  Ex,  Com, .  WnxiAX  O.  Thompson,  President,  Ohio  State  University Columbus,  Ohio 

Library 

Fro$idemt Maiy  E.  Abxbm,  Editor,  P11WI0  IAr«HM Chicago,  IB 

Vieo-PrgHdent David  Fslklkt,  President,  State  Normal  University Normal,  111. 

Seerolary Jossn  F.  Damuls,  Librarian,  State  Agricultural  CoUcfe Fort  Collins.  Colo. 

Bpeoial 

PrttlieiU JSMNB  C  Smitb,  Public  School  for  the  Desf Eau  Claire,  Wb. 

Vko-PresidaU CoamEUA  D.  Binobak,  Normal  School Chicago,  HI. 

Soerolary Jinmis  C  Smra,  Principal,  Oral  Day  School  for  Deaf Eau  Claire,  Wis. 

Indian 

Fresidem... (VacanO 

Vk0-Fruidtnt L.  M.  Comfton,  Superintendent  of  Indian  School Tomah,  Wis. 

Soerelary  Esrsus  RsxL,  Superintendent  of  Indian  Schools Washington,  D.  C. 

Teohnloal 

Presidomi Louis  C  Monin,  Dean,  Armour  Institute  of  Technology Chicago,  HI. 

Yko-Prtsidemt Albkbt  B.  Stobio,  President  of  Iowa  State  College Ames,  Iowa 

Secrtiarj George  A.  MnutiLL,  Principal,  School  of  Mechanical  Arts San  Frandaco 

Bural  and  Agrioultural 

Ptesidoni D.  B.  Jormson,  President.  Wmthrop  Normal  and  Industrial  CoU.  RockHiU,S.C. 

Vtco-FrMfHi A.  B.  Gbaham,  College  of  Agriculture,  State  University. . . . | . .  Columbus,  Ohio 

Steniary E.  E.  Baloomb,  State  Supervisor  of  Industrial  Education Stillwater,  Olda. 

Organisations  of  'Women 

PrtsUont Lauba  Dbaxb  Gill,  President.  Association  Collegiate  Alimmae  Washington,  D.  C. 

Vico-PnsUeia Mas.  Sabah  S.  Pbatt  Dbckbb,  Member  of  Educational  Council  Denvar,  Cob. 

Socrciary Mas.  Hxbbbbt  W.  Menobl,  Member  State  Education  Committee  Louisville,  Ky. 


TREASURER'S   REPORT 

TO  THE 


NATIONAL   EDUCATION    ASSOCIATION 


July  i,  1907,  to  June  30,  1908 


Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  Treasurer,  in  account  with  the  National  Education 

Association 


BALANCE  ON  HAND  JULY  i.  zgo? 
Balance  brought  fonrard  from  Treasurer's  Report  for  year  ending  June  30,  1907 19,480.43 

RECEIPTS 
From  Annual  Meeting: 
Advance  enrollment 

From  Mark  Keppd t4«65a.oo 

From  Jamea  A.  Barr 3,939.00 

$7,884.00 

Convention  registratioa 9,315-00 

After  convention  registration 5,151  -oo 

l«a,3SO.oo 

From  railroads: 

Southern  Pad&c $3,8x9.00 

San  Pedro,  Los  Angeles,  8c  Salt  Lake  Ry 99.00 

Atchison,  Topeka  8c  SanU  Fe  Ry 98.00        3,862.00 

Total  from  Los  Angeles  Convention $36,9x2 . oe 

From  Memberships,  Washington  Meeting  of  Department  of 

Superintendence 1,354,6 

From  Secretary's  office  during  the  year: 

Membership  fees $  9,6x0.00 

Enrollment  fees 432 .00 

Exchange xx.29 

Sale  of  back  volumea 585. zx 

Sale  of  conunittee  reports,  etc 9x5. 73 

$10,854 .  13 

From  interest  on  Permanent  Fund 6.749.60 

From  Royalty  on  Sale  of  Reports  of  Committees  of  Ten  and 

Fifteen 56.75 

From  faiterest  on  deposits  in   First    National  Bank  of 

Chicago 938. 8x 

Total  receipts  for  year $47*938.79 

DISBURSEMENTS 
Board  of  Trustees: 

For  investment $xo,ooo.oo 

For  expenses 384-98 

■  $10,384.98 

Executive  Committee  expenses: 

President $34x .  75 

First-Vice  President 90.90 

Treasurer 373.05 

Chairman  Board  of  Trustees 98.35 

Member  by  election 98a .  95 

$x,xz5.6o 

General  Secretary's  office: 

Salary  of  Secretary $4,000.00 

Postage 9,069. 95 

Telegrams 187.  xo 

Freight  and  express X29. 59 

Clerical  services 9*339.33 

Exchange 8. 91 

Stationery  and  office  supplies aox  .35 

Traveling 774*63 

Rent 600.00 

Miscellaneous 46.65 

$X0i356  •  74 

20 


TREASURER^SlREPORT  il 


Printing' 

Volumet  of  Proceedings  (8,500  Tolumes) $6,341  -54 

Yeaibook  (5.500  copies) 883.4a 

' $7,1*4.76 

Reprints  from  volume 77'  •  85 

Special  reports,  extrm  editions 187.80 

Esncutive  Committee  Bulletins 1.97a .65 

Miscellaneoas 563 .  aj 


$9,920.39 


Ezpraas  snd  freight: 

Distribution  of  volumes  and  reports $a,686. 53 

Miscellaneous a67-  X5 


Special  appropriations: 

Committee  of  Seventeen  on  Preparation  of  Teachers $'^30. 00 

Committee  on  Moral  Education 148.81 

Committee  on  Exceptional  Children 497- xo 

Committee  on  Shortage  of  Teachers 180. 30 

Committee  on  Industrial  Education aoa  .03 


Programs $   330.00 

Maoellaneous 44  •  so 

Stationery $47  ■  70 

Telegrams 14.  X9 

Miscdlaneous 1,624. ax 


$3,953-68 


$1,058.33 


Annual  Omvention: 

Department  expenses $43o. x6 

State  directors  and  managers 404-59 

Clerical  servi^: 

R^;istration  bureau 920.65 

Stenographers  and  typewriter  operators 477-a8 

$3,333.68 

Badges  for  Department  of  Superintendence,  Washington  Meeting $   306. 35 


$   374.50 


$i.686.xo 


Undassified  disbursements: 

Legal  services  in  re.  railroad  rates  (John  B.  Pine) $x.x4S-  73 

Legal  services  and  expenses  attending  Los  Angeles  convention 1,330. 29 

Bonds  of  Secretary  and  Treasurer 50.00 

Auditing  bodes  of  Secretary  and  Treasurer 30.00 

Refund  to  Pernument  Fund  of  premium  payments  to  Treasurer i,xi3 .  50 

Desk  room  at  Los  Angeles  and  validation  expenses 1,500.00 

Miacellaneous: 

Press  clippings S56. 50 

'  Refunds  of  duplicate  payments 78.00 

Dating  stamps 71-75 

Purchase  reports  C>>mmittees  of  Ten  and  Fifteen 6.00 

Refund  to  J.  N.  Wilkuiaon 12 .00 

234.35 

t  5.393-77 

Total  disbursements  for  year $45>58x .  xs 


^i 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


SUMMARY 

Balance  biottglufonraidfiom  the  Tteamrer'f  report  for  year  endinfjiiae  30,  XQ07     $  fl,48o.43 
Receipts  for  year  July  x,  1907,  to  June  30,  1908 45i4S8*>9 


t47.93S*7« 


Disbwrsemtnts 

Amount  traniferred  to  Pennanent  Fund,  aa  per  voucben  Not.  xpo.  zoi $10,000.00 

Total  expenses  for  the  year SSiSSi*" 

BoUmct  im  irmtmy,  Jmm  yo,  1908 


We,  the  undersigned  Trustees  of  the  National  Education  Association,  hereby  approve  the  Above  Report 
of  Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  Treasurer. 

Nicholas  Muuay  BuTLm,  Chairmam 
Jamzs  M.  Grxenwood 
Hxmy  B.  Bkowm 
Carboll  G.  PxAsax 

Board  of  Tnukes 


November  18,  1908 
Board  of  Trustees, 

National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States. 

Gendemen:  We  have  audited  the  boolcs  and  accounU  of  the  National  Education  Association  of  the  United 
States,  kept  by  the  Secretary,  Irwin  Shepard,  and  the  Treasurer.  Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  for  the  year  ending 
June  30,  1908,  and  compared  them  with  the  relative  vouchers  and  cheques,  and  find  the  books  to  be  correct 
We  compared  the  Treasurer's  records  with  those  kept  by  the  Secretary  and  find  them  to  be  in  accord. 

We  annex  herewith  a  sUtement  of  the  ReceipU  and  DisbursemenU  for  the  year  under  review,  which  w« 
have  checked  with  the  books,  and  we  certify  it  to  be  in  accordance  therewith. 

Yours  very  truly, 

Tbb  Intsbmatiomal  Audit  Cohpaxt 


(Signed)  Robzkt  Nelson  ' 

Certified  Public  Accountant 
Mamagtr 


By     (Signed)     John  McLabkh 

Prtsidmi 


REPORT  OF  THE  BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES  23 

TWENTY-SECOND  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE  BOARD 
OF  TRUSTEES  OF  THE  NATIONAL  EDUCA- 
TION ASSOCIATION 

FOR  THE  YEAR  JULY  i,  1907,  TO  JULY  i,  1908 


Cleveland,  Omo,  July  i,  1908 
To  the  Board  of  Diredors  of  the  National  Educaiion  Association: 

The  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  National  Education  Association  has  the  honor  to  submit 
the  following  report  on  the  Permanent  Fund  of  the  Association  for  the  year  ending  June  30, 
2908. 

The  amounts  collected  as  income  of  the  Permanent  Fund  and  the  disposition  made  of 
the  income  are  shown  in  the  following  Income  Accoimt 

The  changes  in  the  investments  held  for  the  Permanent  Fund,  including  payments 
received  on  account  of  principal  and  new  investments,  are  shown  in  the  following  Principal 
Account 

The  present  state  of  the  investments  held  for  the  Permanent  Fund  is  shown  in  the 
following  Statement  of  Securities  held  for  the  Permanent  Fund. 

The  Permanent  Fund  amounts  at  this  date  to  $170,028.00,  having  been  increased 
during  the  year  under  review  by  19,928.00,  as  follows: 

Amoaiit  of  tiM  Pcraumoit  Fond,  Jnly  i,  1907 $160,100.00 

Tnademd  from  the  TVeasorer,  in  McaRUnoe  with  Sec.  7 

of  the  Act  of  Incorpontkm $10,000.00 

Tnadtatd  from  the  TVeasorer  to  oorer  adjuitments  of 
premhuM  end  diMouiits  od  fanner  intcatments  (we 
Stetrmeiit  B) 1,1x3.50 

$11,119.50 

Lev 

Net  lednctlaii  fn  faifentory  ▼^oe  of  Secnrities,  result- 
ing from  irhfrtnllng  them  at  coat  instead  of  at  face 
irahie $1,1x9.50 

Ezpenica  tnddent  to  bvcitments,  charged  to  principal 

(ace  Principal  Aoooimt) 7a  00 

$  X.X84.50 

$9,998.00 
Amonntof  the  Perauuiettt  Fund,  June  30,  X908...  $170,098.00 

The  item  of  $1,113.50  is  the  result  of  action  taken  by  the  Trustees  providing  that  here- 
after all  securities  held  for  the  Permanent  Fund  shall  be  entered  in  the  statements  of 
account  not  at  the  par  value  of  such  securities,  but  at  the  price  actually  paid  for  the  same. 
Heretofore  it  has  been  customary  to  carry  the  securities  held  for  the  Permanent  Fund 
at  their  par  value  and  to  treat  any  premium  or  discount  arising  in  connection  with  the 
purchase  of  securities  as  either  a  charge  upon,  or  an  addition  to,  income.  The  Trustees 
believe  that  the  policy  now  adopted  is  more  business-like  and  sets  out  the  state  of  the  Fund 
with  greater  accuracy. 

In  adjusting  the  statements  of  account  in  this  regard,  it  became  necessary  to  recover 
from  the  Treasurer,  as  shown  in  Statement  6,  the  sum  of  $1,112.50,  being  the  excess  of 
discounts  over  premiums  heretofore  transferred  to  him  by  the  Trustees. 

Statement  A  shows  the  net  income  of  the  property  at  No.  4762  Lake  Avenue,  Chicago, 
IlliDois,  to  which  title  has  been  taken  by  the  Trustees  under  proceedings  for  foreclosure  of 
mortgage.    This  property  is  the  item  reported  in  the  last  annual  report  as  the  Hord 


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NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Mortgage  Certificate,  valued  at  $5,500.    The  Trustees  do  not  intend  to  hold  the  property 
as  an  investment,  but  to  offer  it  for  sale  whenever  satisfactory  terms  can  be  had. 

The  operations  of  the  year  and  the  present  state  of  the  Permanent  Fund  are  set  out  in 
detail  in  the  accounts  and  statements  which  follow. 


$  7i000 

iSiOOO 


10,000 
8,000 
3.500 
1,000 
3,000 
10,000 
40,000 

9,000 

xo.ooo 
SiOoo 
5iOOO 

xx,ooo 


$10,000 


8,000 

9,000 


INCOME  ACCOUNT 


St.  Louis  and  San  Frandaco  R.  R.  Co.  refunding  gold  boodi,  1951,  at  4  per  cent . .       $  aSo.oo. 
Terminal  Aaaodation  of  St  Louia,  general  refunding  sinking  fund  gold  bonds.  1953, 

at  4  per  cent 600.00 

Pittsburgh,  Lake  Erie  and  West  Virginia  System  refunding  gold  bonds,  194K,  at 

4  percent 800.00 

Oregon  Short  Line  R.  R.  Co.  guaranteed  refunding  gold  bonds,  1939,  at  4  per  cent.  too. 00 

Qty  ol  New  York  registered  gold  bonds.  1957,  at  4i  per  cent 76  96 

Village  of  Morgan  Park,  Illinois,  gold  bonds,  X9ii  )  ^    « 

Villageof  Morgan  Park.  IlUnois,  gold  bonds,  1913  »       44  per  cent 157. 5© 

Lemont  Illinois,  school  bonds,  at  5  per  cent 100.00 

Chicago  drainage  bonds,  1916  )    ^ 

r^.         ,    .         .      .  >  at  4  per  cent a.ooo.oo 

Chicago  drainage  bonds,  19x7  ) 

West  Chicago  park  bonds,  19x8  »  .,  ^  ,^  ^„.  '     *Ao  «« 

West  Chicago  park  bonds.  X9i9f  ***'*' "^"^ ^^ 

Bond  and  mortgage  on  5136  Hibbard  Ave.,  Chicago  (Ritchie),  1908,  at  5  per  cent.  350.00 

Bond  and  mortgage  on  5603  Madison  Ave.,  Chicago  (Lewis),  1909,  at  5  per  cent  350.00 

Bond  and  mortgage  on  5339-41  Cornell  Ave.,  Chicago  (Dickinson),  1909,  at  4i  per 

cent 495  00 

Interest  to  date  d  payment  of  principal  on  bond  and  mortgage  on 

55a6-a8  Jefferson  Ave.,  Chicago,  $xo,ooo  at  5  per  cent S506 .  98 

Interest  to  date  of  payment  of  principal  on  Lemont  111.,  school  bonds, 

S500  at  5  per  cent xa.  50 

Interest  on  cash  balances  in  First  Trust  and  Savings  Bank,  Chicago  178.80 

Net  income  of  property  4763  Lake  Ave.,  Chicago  (see  Statement  A)  330.34 


1.098.5a 


DISBURSEMENTS 

Accrued  interest  on  l8,ooo  of  City  of  New  York  4^  per  cent  bonds  S     xs.oo 

Fee  of  First  Trust  and  Savings  Bank,  Chicago,  III.,  on  investment  of 

<i8.ooo,  i  of  X  per  cent 45-oo 

Annual  fee  of  First  Tnist  and  Savings  Bank,  Chicago,  111.,  for  care 

of  principal  of  Permanent  Fund — i  of  i  per  cent 195-38 

Net  income,  paid  to  the  Treasurer  of  the  National  Education  Asso- 
ciation   6,74a .  60 

PRINCIPAL  ACCOUNT 

KECEIPTS 

Cash  on  hand  for  investment,  July  i,  1907 $  6,600.00 

Mortgage  on  55a6-a8  Jefferson  Ave.,  Chicago  (Wallace),  paid  Feb- 
ruary 15,  X908 .*....       xo,ooo.oo 

Lemont  lU.,  school  bonds,  paid  December  a,  1907 500.00 

Received  from  Treasurer  of  the  National  Education  Association,  to 
cover  adjustment  of  premiums  and  discounts  on  former  investments 

(sec  Statement  B) x.ixa.50 

Received  from  TVeasurer  of  the  National  Education  Association 10,000.00 

DISBURSEMENTS 

Oregon  Short  Line  R.  R.  Co.  guaranteed  refunding  4  per  cent,  gold 

bonds,  1929,  S8,ooo  at  89 — Sa.ooo  at  88i (8,895.00 

City  of  New  York  registered  4^  per  cent,  gold  bonds,  1957,  at  io6i (8,5x0.00 

City  of  New  York  4^  per  cent,  gold  bonds,  1957.  at  109 '  9,8x0.00 

Accrued  interest  on  Sq.ooo  New  York  City  bonds 49>50 

Fee  of  First  Trust  and  Savings  Bank,  Chicago,  HI.,  on  investment  of 

S9.000 — J  of  I  per  cent aa .  50 

Cash  on  hand  for  investment,  June  30,  1908 935-50 


•6.997  0« 


16.997  98 


$a8,aia.5o 


$a8,axa.50 


REPORT  OP  THE  BOARD  OP  TRUSTEES 


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STATSMBNT  OF  SECURITIES  HELD   FOR  THE  PERMANENT  FUND 

JUNE  30,  1908 

MXTNiaPAL  AND  SCHOOL  BONDS 


Par  Value 


Security 

atv  of  New  York  registered  gold  bonds, 
due  November  x,  X057 

Qty  of  New  York  Gold  bonds,  due  No- 
vember  x,  X957 

Village  of  Morgan  Park,  111.,  gold  bonds, 
due  November  x,  X91X 

Village  of  Morgan  Park,  HI.,  gold  bonds, 
due  July  x,  1013 

Lemont.  III.,  school  bonds,  Nos.  a  a,  34, 
30,  and  3a,  payable  S500  December  x, 
yearly 

Sanitary  District  of  Chicago,  drainage 
bonds,  Nos.  94*5x6-a4,5a5,  due  Decem- 
ber X,  X016 

Sanitary  District  of  Chicago  drainage 
bonds,  Nos.  94,50x-94,6a5.  a4,636- 
94.640,  due  December  x,  xpx? 

West  Chicago  park  bonds,  Nos.  x.xox- 
x,TOo.  due  April  x,  19x8 

West  Oiicago  Park  bonds,  Nos.  6x5, 639- 
63X,  i,a43-x,a48,  due  April  i,  X9X9. . . 


Acquired 


Interest 


Book  Value 


9  8,000 
9,000 
3,500 
x,ooo 
9,000 

10,000 


9,000 

X0,000 


^eb.  99, 1908 
June  X9, 1908 

X89S 


1897 

1905 

X904 
July  3x,  X906 
July  31.  1906 


4i%  May  and  Nov. 
4i%  May  and  Nov. 
4i%  May  and  Nov. 
4i%  Jan.  and  July 

5%  June  and  Dec 

4%  June  and  Dec 

4%  June  an^  Dec. 
4%  Apr.  and  Oct 
4%  Apr.  and  Oct. 


$8,5x0.00 
9,8x0.00 
9,500.00 
x,ooo.oo 

9  000.00 


9,045  00 
xo,o75.oo 


S91.500 


$99,940  00 


RAILROAD  BONDS 


ParVahie 

Security 

Acfjuixed 

Interest 

Book  Value 

$  7.000 

St.  Louis  and  San  Francisco  R.  R.  Co. 
refunding  gold   bonds.   Nos.  47.435. 
47,457.  47.537,  49/>X9,  49,670,  57.375, 
S7»5i4«  due  July  x.  X05X 

Jan.  3,  X907 
Jan.  30,  X90S 
Jan.  X3.  1906 
Feb.  3,  X908 

4%  Jan.  and  Jul, 
4%  Jan.  and  July 
4%  May  and  Nov. 
4%  June  and  Dec 

$  S.775.00 
x5,ofo.oo 
19.949. 50 
839S.OO 

15.000 

Terminal  Association  of  St.  Louis  gen- 
eral refuodtng  sinking-fund  sold  bonds, 
Nos.   x6,3ix-x6,395  due  January   x, 

f  AC  t         

90,000 
XO,O0O 

PittsSorgh,  Lake  Erie  &  West  Viivinia 

X3,496-X3.50o,  9x,936-9x,95o,  due  No- 
vember X,  1941 

rtfunding  gold   bonds,   Nos.   4,0x3- 
4,0x7.  4.095-4.097.  4.976,  x3,8xo,  due 

T^.r<>tnKw  t.  loao 

$59,000 

$49,669.50 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGES 


Par  Value 

Security 

Acquired 

Interest 

BookVahie 

$  5.000 

Bond  and  mortgsge  on  5x36  Hibbard 

Ave.,  Chicago.  inr(Ritchie),  durNovem- 

ber  I,  xpo8 

X899 
X900 
X904 

5%  May  and  Nov. 
5%  Jan.  and  July 
4i%  Jan.  and  July 

$  5,000.00 

S,ooo 

Bond  an<r  mortgage  on  $603  Madison 
Ave.,  Chicago,  uL  (Lewis),  due  July  i, 
1009 

5,000.00 

XX,O0O.0O 

xx.ooo 

Bcoid  aioid  mortgage  on  5939-594X  Cor- 
neD  Ave.,  Oicago,  A  (Dickinson). 
•  due  January  x,  X909. ................ 

faXfOOO 

$sx,ooo.oo 

REAL  ESTATE 


$5,SOO 


4769   Lake  Ave.,   Chicago,  111.   (Hord 
property) 


X907 


Rent  $30  monthly 


$5,500.00 


Total 
$170,000 


Caih  on  hand  awaiting  investment $995. 50 

Total $170,098.00 


36 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


STATEMENT  A 

PROPERTY  AT  476a  LAKB  AVZNUE  (HORD  PROPERTY),  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS 


Rents  collected  by  receiver  fmiUng  foredoMre $590.00 

Rents  coUected  by  Fim  Trust  and  Savingi  Baiik  of  Chicaco,  nUnoii xao.oo 

DBBUtSBMSMTS 

ReoeiTcr's  cbarces $  51.68 

Attorney  for  receiver xo.oo 

Master's  deed a. 00 

Recording  deed z  .05 

Title  guarantee  policy,  No.  146,964 Zi-os 

¥\xt  insurance  policy 14.00 

Repairs 43.50 

Taxes  and  special  assessments. .\ 909.48 

Fee  of  First  Trust  and  Savings  Bank  on  liao  rents  collected 6.00 

Net  income 

STATEMENT  B 

PREianU  AND  DISOOITNT  AC00X7NT 


87x0.00 


•379.  T6 
9330.84 


Date 


January  30. 1905 

January  iS,  1906 

July  31,  1906 
January  3, 1907 


Item 


Premium  on  $15,000  Terminal  Association  ol  St  Louis  4  per 
cent,  bonds < 

Discount  on  tio,ooo  Pittsburgh,  Lake  Erie  &  West  Virginia 
System  4  per  cent,  bonds 

Premium  on  8x9,000  West  Chicago  Park  4  per  cent  bonds. . . . 

Discount  on  87,000  St  Louis  and  San*  Frandsco  R.  R.  Co. 
4  per  cent,  bonds 

Balance 


Dr. 


•  57.50 
z,sa5.oo 


8x,s8a.5o 


8     50.00 


z.ixa.so 


8x,a8a.50 


Respectfully  submitted, 

Nicholas  Murray  BmxER,  Chairman 
James  M.  Greenwood 
Henry  B.  Brown 
Carroll  G.  Pearse 

Trustees 


The  above  and  foregoing  is  a  correct  statement  of  the  account  of  the  funds  of  the 
National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States  from  July  i,  1907,  to  July  i,  1908, 
as  the  same  appears  on  the  books  of  this  bank. 

First  Trust  and  Savings  Bank 
By  Louis  Boisot 

Trust  Officer 

CERTIFICATE  OF  EXAMINER  OF  SECURITIES 

Chicago,  III.,  June  17,  1908 
To  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  National  Education  Association: 

Gentlemen:  I  have  this  day  examined  the  securities  belonging  to  the  permanent 
fund  of  the  National  Education  Association  in  custody  of  the  First  Trust  and  Savings 
Bank,  Chicago,  and  find  all  the  bonds  and  securities  named  above,  in  their  possession. 

(Signed)     Orville  T.  Bright,  Examiner 


JOURNAL  OF  PROCEEDINGS 

OF  THE 

FORTY-SIXTH  ANNUAL  CONVENTION 

07  THE 

NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION    OF 
THE  UNITED  STATES 

CLEVELAND,  O.,  JUNE  29— JULY  3,  1908 


SUNDAY  SERVICES 
In  response  to  an  invitation  by  the  Executive  Committee  of  the  National  Education 

Association  the  following  special  services  on  educational  topics  were  held  by  the  pastois 

of  the  various  churches  of  Cleveland  on  Sunday,  June  38,  as  an  appropriate  introduction 

to  convention  week: 

"The  Twentieth  Century;  A  Century  of  Education"— Rev.  Dr.  Dan  F.  Bradley,  Pilgrim 
Congr^ational  Church.  f 

"Education  and  Religion"— Rev.  Frank  DuMoulin,  Dean,  Trinity  Cathedral  (Protestant 
Episcopal). 

"  Religion  in  the  Public  Schools" — Rev.  Worth  M.  Tippy,  Epworth  Memorial  Church. 

"Mind,  as  the  Servant  of  Personality" — Rev.  Nathaniel  M.  Pratt,  Plymouth  Congrega- 
tional Church.  • 

"The  School  Teacher  in  the  Republic"— Rev.  Charles  Bayard  Mitchell,  First  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church. 

"Education  as  a  Factor  in  National  Life" — Rev.  Dr.  Charles  A.  Eaton,  Euclid  Avenue 
Baptist  Church. 

"Character  in  Education"— Rev.  William  McMahon,  Saint  Bridget's  (Roman  Catholic) 
Church. 

"The  Catholic  Idea  of  Education"— Rev.  Gilbert  P.  Jennings,  St.  Agnes  (Roman  Catholic) 
Church. 

"Moral  EducaUon"— Rev.  Minot  O.  Simons,  Unity  Church. 

"Religion  in  the  Public  Schools" — Rabbi  S.Maigolies,  Anshe  Emeth  Congregation. 

"The  Public  School,  the  Hope  of  Democracy"— Rev.  N.  W.  Stroup,  Windermere  Metho- 
dist Episcopal  Church. 

"The  Three  H's  in  Education"— Rev.  Charles  H.  Lemmon,  North  Congregational 
Church. 

"Education,  a  Power"— Rev.  J.  J.  Tisdall,  Crawford  Road  Christian  Church. 

"Jesus  Christ,  the  Great  Educator" — Rev.  Lee  H.  Richardson,  Mayflower  Presbyterian 
Church. 

"Education  and  lU  True  Aim"— Rev.  E.  D.  Salkeld,  Lakewood  Christian  Church. 

"The  Value  of  Knowledge" — Rev.  H.  C.  Hadley,  Cedar  Avenue  Memorial  Lutheran 
Church. 

"The  Quest  of  Truth"— Rev.  O.  Badgley,  Peari  Street  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 

"The  Highest  Education" — Rev.  Harvey  D.  Fleming,  Detroit  Avenue  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church. 

"Hearing  as  One  Who  Is  Taught"— Rev.  Charles  L.  Parker,  First  Congregational  Church, 
Colhnwood. 

"The  Present  Relationship  of  Education  and  Christianity  "—Dr.  Charles  F.  Thwing, 
President  of  Western  Reserve  University  and  Adelbert  College,  Euclid  Avenue  Con- 
gregational Church. 

"At  the  Feet  of  the  Great  Teacher"— Rev.  E.  B.  Bagby,  Franklin  Circle  Church  of  Christ. 

a? 


28  NATIONAL MDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

7 

"The  Relation  of  the  School  to  Life"— Rev.  R.  W.  Bagnall,  St-  Andrew's  Episcopal 
Church. 

"Freedom  thru  Truth"— Rev.  Millard  Brelsford,  East  Cleveland  Baptist  Church. 
"The  Method  of  the  Master  Teacher" — Rev.  Henry  Seymour  Brown,  First  Presbyterian 

Church,  East  Cleveland. 
"Jesus  Christ,  the  Master  Mind  in  Psycho-Physical  Development"  (morning);    "The 

Bible  as  a  Textbook  for  Children"  (evening)— Rev.  R.  M.  Church,  St.  John's  Protes- 
tant Episcopal  Church. 
"Educational  Ends"— Rev.  S.  DeMiller,  Glenville  Disciple  Church. 
"The  Missing  Factor  in  Our  Public-School  System"— Rev.  Harold  B.  Emsbeiger,  Calvary 

English  Lutheran  Church. 
"True  Education,  Some  Things  It  Implies" — Rev.  George  Extence,  Kinsman  Congrega- 
tional Church. 
"Principles  of  Life  Which  Education  Should  Develop"— Rev.  Milford  W.  Foshay,  Madi 

son  Avenue  Baptist  Church. 
"The  Complete  Life,  or  Education  Plus  Religion"— Rev.  Charles  H.  HauRtir    First 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church  Mission. 
"Our  Educational  System  the  Key  to  Our  National  Progress"—??-:.  F.  J.  Johnson, 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 
"Christian  Training  a  Necessary  Element  of  True  Culture"-  Ke     Orin  A.  Keach,  Lake- 
wood  United  Presbyterian  Church. 
"Education  in  Its  Relation  to  the  New  Patriotism" — Rev.  T.  E.  Lewis,  Anhwod 

Avenue  Congregational  Church. 
"The  Moral  Education  of  the  Child"— Rev.  Wilbur  C.  Mickey,  Bethany  Presbyterian 

Church. 
"The  Liberating  Power  of  Knowledge"— Rev.  F.  J.  Monschke,  Fremont  Street  Baptist 

Church. 
"Teaching  and  Training" — Rev.  F.  W.  Mueller,  First  German  Methodist  Church. 
"The  Acx^uiring  of  Knowledge  and  Its  Use" — Rev.  W.  A.  Myere   Scranton  Avenue 

Free  Baptist  Church. 
"  Education  the  Basic  Principle  of  Christianity  " — Rev.  J.  H.  Neuhauser  Bethany  Lutheran 

Church. 
"The  Mind  and  How  to  Use  It"— Rev.  R.  H.  Park,  Second  United  Presbyterian  Church. 
"The  Highest  Education" — Rev.  Gerard  F.  Patterson,  Church  of  the  Incarnation. 
"Our  Public  Schools" — Rev.  Luman  H.  Royce,  Westminster  Presbyterian  Church. 
"Drawing  Some  Lessons  from  the  National  Education  Association" — Rev.  W.  L.  Lemon, 

Superior  Avenue  Baptist  Church. 
"The  Value  of  an  Education" — Rev.  J.  Grant  Walter,  Hough  Avenue  Reformed  Church. 
"The  Public  School— Its  Triumph  and  Its  Task"— Rev.  Thomas  C.  Lawrence,  Fidelity 

Free  Baptist  Church. 
"Some  Present-Day  Tendencies  in  Education"— Rev.   H.   F.   Stiliwell,   First  Baptist 

Church. 
"Education  and  the  Religious  Life" — Rev.  R.  M.  Freshwater,  D.D.,  Woodland  Avenue 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 
"Jesus  Christ,  the  Teacher"— Rev.  Albert  Ehrgott.  Cedar  Avenue  Baptist  Church. 
"  Necessity  of  Higher  Education  to  the  Enjoyment  of  Life" — Rev.  T.  Alfred  Fleming,  Miles 

Avenue  Christian  Church. 
'"The  Teacher's  Influence  in  the  Church  Life  of  Americans"— Rev.  M.  L.  Buckley, 

Church  of  Christ  (Disciple),  CoUinwood 
"The  Banefulness  of  Ignorance"- Rev.  H  C.  Bailey,  Antioch  Baptist  Church. 
"Education  as  a  Moral  and  Religious  Factor" — Rev.  John  H.  Blackburn,  Lakewood 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 
"Intellectual  Integrity" — Rev.  Charles  Steele  Davidson,  St.  Mark's  Episcopal  Church. 
"The  Highest  Education"— Rev.  Thos.  S.  McWilliams,  Calvary  Presbyterian  Churtrh. 

"The  Church  and  Our  Public  Schools"— Rev.  W.  B.  Slutz,  Franklin  Avenue  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church. 

"The  Religious  Element  in  Education  "—Rev.  Walter  R.  Breed,  D.D.,  St.  Paul's  Church. 


JOURNAL  OF  PROCEEDINGS  29 

OPENING  SESSION.—MoNDAY  Afternoon,  June  29 

The  forty-sixth  annual  convention  opened  in  the  Hippodrome,  at  2:30  p.m.,  with 
music  by  Signor  A.  Liberati's  band. 

Invocation  by  Rev.  Paul  F.  Sutphen,  D.D.,  of  the  Second  Presbyterian  Church. 

Hon.  Samuel  Mather,  president  of  the  Citizens*  Committee  of  Cleveland,  who  pre- 
sided welcomed  the  Association. 

In  the  absence  of  Mayor  Tom  L.  Johnson,  a  welcome  on  behalf  of  the  city  was  given 
by  Dr.  Harris  R.  Cooley,  director  of  charities  and  corrections  of  the  city  of  Cleveland. 

Dr.  Charles  S.  Howe,  president  of  the  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce  and  president 
of  the  Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  extended  a  welcome  on  behalf  of  the  business  and 
educational  interests  of  Cleveland. 

A  Boys'  Chorus  of  five  hundred  voices,  under  the  direction  of  J.  Powell  Jones,  sang  the 
"Soldier's  Chorus"  from  Faust  and  the  "Intermezzo"  from  CavaUeria  Rusticana.  Led  by 
the  chorus  the  audience  joined  in  singing  "The  Light  of  Learning,"  a  song,  words  by 
William  Ganson  Rose,  music  by  Albert  Ross  Davison  of  Cleveland,  dedicated  to  the 
National  Education  Association. 

In  the  absence  of  President  Edwin  G.  Cooley,  Nathan  C.  Schaeffer  of  Pennsylvania, 
first  vice-president  of  the  Association,  was  introduced  by  Chairman  Mather  and  took 
chaxige  of  the  meeting. 

William  O.  Thompson,  president  of  Ohio  State  University,  Columbus,  was  introduced 
and  responded  to  the  addresses  of  welcome,  on  behalf  of  the  Association. 

The  following  committee  on  resolutions  was  appointed  by  Acting  President  SchaeflFer; 

COMMITTEE  ON  RESOLUTIONS 

Howard  J.  Rogers,  Albany,  N.  Y.  Edgar  H.  Mark,  Louisville,  Ky. 

George  M.  Philips,  West  Chester,  Pa.  David  B.  Johnson,  Rock  Hill,  S.  C. 

Orville  T.  Bright,  Chicago,  111.  J.  E.  Dyche,  Guthrie,  Okla. 
Charles  E.  Chadsey,  Denver,  Colo. 

The  following  resolution,  submitted  to  the  Association  by  the  Board  of  Directors,  was 
adopted  by  unanimous  vote: 

Resolved,  that  in  the  enforced  absence  of  their  President,  Superintendent  Edwin  G. 
Cooley,  the  members  of  the  National  Education  Association  testify  to  their  affectionate 
regard  for  him,  send  him  cordial  greeting  across  the  sea,  and  confidently  look  forward  to 
his  complete  recovery  of  health  and  strength. 

The  remainder  of  the  session  being  under  the  auspices  of  the  National  Council  of 
Education,  the  gavel  was  surrendered  to  Joseph  Swain,  Swarthmore,  Pa.,  president  of  that 
body. 

An  address  on  "Educational  Progress  for  the  Year"  was  delivered  by  Charles  F. 
Thwing,  president  of  Western  Reserve  University,  Cleveland,  O. 

SECOND  SESSION.— Monday  Evening,  June  29 

The  session  was  called  to  order  by  Vice-President  W.  H.  Elson,  superintendent  of 
schools.  Cleveland. 

Invocation  by  Rev.  Charles  A.  Eaton,  D.D.,  of  the  Euclid  Avenue  Baptist  Church. 

Music  by  the  Ionic  Quartet:  H.  W.  Whitney,  V.  V.  Woboril,  T.  G.  Protheroe,  B.  W. 
Willard: 

"Night  Witchery" Storch 

"When  the  Bird  a  Pilfering  Goes" Kremser 

"Mammy  Loo" Cartwright 

The  annual  presidential  address  was  given  by  Acting  President  Nathan  C.  Schaeffer, 
upon  the  subject  "  Education  for  Avocation. " 

An  address  on  "The  Problem  of  Vocational  Education  in  London"  was  given  by 
Cloudlesley  S.  H.  Brereton,  divisional  inspector  for  the  County  Council,  London,  England, 


30  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

Owing  to  Mr.  Brereton's  illness,  part  of  the  address  was  read  by  Howard  J.  Rogers,  first 
assistant  commissioner  of  education,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

Violin  solo — "Souvenir  de  Hayden,"  by  Sol  Marcosson,  of  Cleveland. 

An  address  on  *' Adaptation  of  the  Schools  to  Industry  and  Efficiency"  was  given  by 
Andrew  S.  Draper,  commissioner  of  education  of  the  state  of  New  York. 

THIRD  SESSION.— Tuesday  Evening,  June  30 

Vice-President  James  H.  Baker,  president  of  the  University  of  Colorado,  presided. 

Invocation  by  Rev.  Gilbert  P.  Jennings,  of  St.  Agnes  Church. 

Music — Mendelssohn's  "Quartet  in  D  Major,"  by  the  Philharmonic  String  Quartet: 
Sol  Marcosson,  first  violin;  Carl  Dueringer,  second  violin;  James  D.  Johnston,  viola; 
Charles  Heydler,  cello. 

Acting  President  Schaeffer  announced  the  following  Nominating  Committee  in  accord- 
ance with  sections  3  and  4,  Article  a,  of  the  By-Laws: 

COMMITTEE  ON  NOMINATIONS 

Ben  Blswett,  of  Missouri,  Chairman 

Alabama J.  W.  Abercrombie  Nebraska Geo.  L.  Towne 

Arizona. .  ^ A.  H.  McClure  Nevada Romanzo  .\dams 

Arkansas Geo.  B.  Cook  New  Hampshire H.  E.  Walker 

California J.  F.  Chamberlain  New  Jersey Miss  L.  A.  Doren 

Colorado Z.  X.  Snyder  New  Mexico (Vacant) 

Connectitut Chas.  H.  Keyes  New  York H.  J.  Rogers 

Delaware Bird  T.  Baldwin  North  Carolina J.  I.  Foust 

District  Columbia  . . .  W.  T.  Harris  North  Dakota Neil  C.  Macdonald 

Florida Miss  Clem  Hampton  Ohio J.  A.  Shawan 

Georgia C.  B.  Gibson  Oklahoma David  R.  Boyd 

Idaho S.  Belle  Chamberlain  Oregon A.  E.  Breece 

Illinois W.  H.  Campbell  Pennsylvania M.  G.  Brumbaugh 

Indiana R.  J.  Aley  Rhode  Island W.  H.  Holmes 

Iowa Wm.  Aldrich  South  Dakota H.  A.  Ustrud 

Kansas E.  T.  Fairchild  South  Carolina D.  B.  Johnson 

Kentucky H.  H.  Cherry  Tennessee H.  W.  Louis 

Louisiana Catherine  Kelly  Texas L.  E.  Wolfe 

Maine (Vacant)  Utah Geo.  A.  Eaton 

Maryland J.  H.  Van  Sickle  Vermont (Vacant) 

Massachusetts Wm.  E.  Hatch  Virginia J.  L.  Jarman 

Michigan Luther  L.  Wright  Washington H.  M.  Shafer 

Minnesota J.  W.  Olsen  West  Virginia A.  J.  Wilkinson 

Mississippi M.  Rose  Wisconsin Chas.  McKenny 

Missouri Ben  Blewett  Wyoming S.  S.  Stockwell 

Montana W.  F.  Book 

Charles  R.  Van  Hise,  president  of  the  University  of  Wisconsin,  was  introduced  and 
addressed  the  convention  on  the  subject  of  "Conservation  of  the  National  Resources  of 
the  United  States." 

"The  Function  of  Education  in  a  Democracy  "  was  the  subject  of  an  address  by  Martin 
G.  Brumbaugh,  superintendent  of  schools,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Music  by  the  Philharmonic  String  Quartet: 

"  Andante  Cantabile  " l^schaikowsky 

"Serenade  Badine" Gabriele  Marie 

Booker  T.  Washington,  president  of  Tuskegee  Institute,  Alabama,  spoke  on  "Negro 
Education  and  the  Nation. "  * 

FOURTH  SESSION.— Wednesday  Afternoon,  July  i 

The  session  was  called  to  order  at  2 :  30  o'clock  by  Vice-President  N.  C.  Schaeffer. 
Invocation  by  Rev.  Charles  Bayard  Mitchell,  D.D.,  of  the  First  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church. 


JOURNAL  OF  PROCEEDINGS  31 

Music  by  the  Boys'  Chorus: 

Holy  City Adams 

Killaraey Balse 

Miss  Sarah  Louise  Arnold,  dean  of  Simmons  College,  Boston,  Mass.,  read  a  paper  on 
*'  Reconcilement  of  Cross-Purposes  in  Education  of  Women." 

Miss  Jane  Addams  of  Hull  House,  Chicago,  spoke  on  "The  School  and  the  Immigrant 
Child." 

A^olin  solo  by  Louis  Rich: 

"Adoration" Barowski 

"Zigeunerweisen" Saraste 

"The  School  and  the  Practice  of  Ethics"  was  the  subject  of  a  paper  by  Mrs.  Ella 
Flagg  Young,  principal  of  Chicago  Normal  School. 

FIFTH  SESSION.—Friday  Mowiing,  Jtjiy  3 

The  closing  session  of  the  convention  was  called  to  order  at  9 :  30  A.  m.  by  Vice-President 
Schaeifer. 

Invocation  by  Rev.  Frank  DuMouIin,  LL.D.,  of  Trinity  Cathedral. 

Violoncello  solo  by  Charles  Heydler: 

Andante  from  Concerto CoUerman 

Cv>ricdo CaeU 

Andrew  F.  West,  dean  of  the  gi:aduate  school,  Princeton  University,  spoke  on  "The 
Personal  Touch  in  Teaching. "     * 

Vocal  Solo  by  Miss  Delta  A.  Harris: 

Der  Tod  und  das  Madchen Schubert 

Blackbird  Song CyrUScoU 

William  H.  Maxwell,  superintendent  of  schools  of  New  York  City,  delivered  the  dosing 
address  of  the  convention,  on  "The  Personal  Power  of  the  Teacher  in  Public-School 
Work." 

ViCB-PsESiDENT  ScaAEPFEX:  The  last  three  years  have  indeed  been  critical  years 
for  the  National  Education  Association.  During  those  three  years  it  has  passed  thru  fire 
and  earthquake,  it  has  faced  the  perplexities  of  Congress  and  of  disturbed  railroad  condi- 
tions. I  rejoice  in  the  fact  that  Congress  has  given  the  Association  a  new  charter  guarantee- 
ing the  security  of  its  invested  funds  and  the  continuation  of  its  usefulness.  The  National 
Council  of  Education  has  been  rejuvenated  and  enlarged.  The  various  departments  have 
grown  in  popularity  and  efiFectiveness,  and  the  general  sessions  of  the  Association  have  taxed 
the  capacity  of  the  largest  auditoriums.  The  city  of  Cleveland  has  surpassed  itself  and  all  of 
its  former  efforts  in  the  hospitality  and  the  provisions  for  meetings  extended  to  this  Asso- 
ciation. 

I  cannot  refrain  from  expressing  my  profound  gratitude  to  persons  in  all  parts  of  the 
United  States  for  helping  us  in  the  last  three  years  to  bring  the  Association  thru  its  critical 
period  into  the  new  era  which  has  just  dawned. 

I  have  very  great  pleasure  in  passing  the  gavel  over  to  the  President-elect,  Lorenzo 
D.  Harvey  of  Menomonie,  Wis.,  and  I  bespeak  for  him  the  same  cordial,  loyal  support  that 
has  been  accord^  to  all  of  his  predecessors  by  the  members  of  the  National  Education 
Association. 

Pbzstdent  Harvey:  Members  of  the  Association,  I  wish  to  express  to  you  as  well  as 
I  am  able,  my  sdlMfe  of  the  honor  extended  to  me  as  a  humble  member  of  this  Association, 
chosen  as  your  servant  to  render  such  service  as  I  may  during  the  ensuing  year;  and  I 
assure  you  that  with  the  sense  of  appreciation  of  the  honor  is  an  equal  sense  of  the  appre- 
ciation of  the  responsibilities  that  go  with  it.  This  sense  of  appreciation  and  of  responsi- 
bility grows  out  of  a  somewhat  intimate  knowledge  of  the  work — the  magnificent  work — 
done  by  this  Association,  by  the  able  men  who  have  preceded  me  in  this  position,  emphasized 
by  the  high  standards  that  have  been  set  at  this  great  meeting  of  the  Association.  I  regard 
this  Association  as  the  most  potent  influence  in  the  shaping,  molding,  and  directing  of  the 


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educational  forces  of  this  country.  In  its  ranks  are  the  men  and  women  who  are  the  leaders 
of  the  educational  world.  In  our  meetings — ^in  the  general  sessions,  in  the  departments,  in 
the  reports  of  committees — ^we  have  considered,  discussed,  and  brought  out  conclusions  from 
which  come  clearer  ideas,  more  definite  purposes,  higher  standards,  better  organizations  for 
the  educational  forces  of  this  country.  In  such  an  organization  as  this,  standing  for  these 
things,  there  is  no  place  for  private  or  personal  ambition  or  petty,  private  interests.  It » the 
individuals  who  give  generous  service,  and  that  in  the  very  highest  degree,  who  have  made 
this  Association  what  it  is.  With  such  a  view  of  this  Association  you  may  understand  my 
sense  of  responsibility.  I  beg  to  say  to  you  that  whatever  service  I  may  be  able  to  render 
shall  be  cheerfully  given.  And  I  ask — as  I  know  I  shall  receive — ^thc  hearty  co-operation 
of  every  member  of  this  Association,  during  the  short  time  I  shall  serve  you,  to  further  the 
ends  for  which  it  exists. 

After  music  by  the  Fisk  Jubilee  Singers,  Acting  President  Schaeffer  declared  the 
forty-sixth  annual  convention  of  the  National  Education  Association  adjourned. 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary 


MINUTES  OF  ANNUAL  BUSINESS  MEETING  OF 
ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

CLEVELAND,  OHIO— 12  M.,  Wednesday,  July  i,  1908 

The  meeting  was  called  to  order  in  the  Old  Stone  Church  by  Vice-President  Nathan 
C.  Schaeffer. 

The  minutes  of  the  last  meeting  of  active  members  were,  upon  motion,  approved, 
without  reading,  as  printed  in  the  volume  of  Proceedings  for  1907. 

The  report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  was  presented,  and  on  motion,  accepted  and 
adopted. 

The  Treasurer,  Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  gave  a  synopsis  of  his  report.  Upon  motion, 
the  Treasurer's  report  was  accepted  and  adopted. 

Ceiairman  Schaeffer :  Consideration  of  the  amendments  to  the  By-Laws,  proposed 
at  the  meeting  of  active  members,  July  10, 1907,  is  in  order. 

The  first  amendment  b  that  Article  5,  section  2,  of  the  By-Laws  be  amended  to  read: 

Sec.  2.  The  Council  shall  consist  of  one  hundred  and  twenty  members,  selected  from 
the  membership  of  the  Association,  Any  member  of  the  Association  identified  with  educa- 
tional work  is  eligible  to  membership  in  the  Council. 

Joseph  Swain,  Swarthmore,  Pa.:  I  fja  in  favor  of  increasing  the  membership  of  the 
Council,  but  I  doubt  the  wisdom  of  doubling  it.  In  a  body  of  this  character  the  best  work 
is  done,  as  a  rule,  with  small  numbers.  But  it  is  true  that  this  Association  is  much  larger 
than  when  the  present  number  was  determined,  and  that  a  laiger  membership  would  be 
more  representative.  I  suggest  that  the  number  be  either  seventy-five  or  ninety.  If  we 
find  that  the  larger  number  increases  the  efiiciency  of  the  Council  in  the  work  of  education, 
a  further  increase  can  then  be  made.  If,  however,  we  should  find  a  membership  of  one 
hundred  and  twenty  not  as  efficient  as  a  smaller  number,  it  would  not  be  so  easy  to  decrease, 
as  it  is  to  increase,  the  number. 

Caseoll  G.  Peakse,  Milwaukee,  Wis.:  At  the  time  of  the  formation  of  the  National 
Council,  the  National  Educational  Association  had  only  a  few  hundred  members.  As  the 
Association  has  grown,  the  Council  has  remained  at  the  original  number.  There  has  been 
a  feeling  for  a  number  of  years  that  the  Council  should  include  a  larger  number  of  the  mem- 
bers of  the  Association.  With  this  new  blood  and  new  strength  added,  its  work  can  be 
done  more  effectively.  This  work  is  done  thru  committees  whether  the  membership  is 
sixty  or  one  hundred  and  twenty.  With  the  active  membership  of  this  Association  run- 
ning into  the  thousands,  X  believe  that  to  limit  the  Council  to  less  than  one  hundred  and 
twenty  is  to  limit  it  unnecessarily  and  unwisely.  For  these  reasons  I  introduced  last  year 
this  amendment  to  double  the  membership  of  the  Council,  and  I  most  earnestly  hope  it  may 
prevail.     I  move  that  the  amendment  be  adopted.    Motion  seconded. 

James  M.  Greenwood,  Elansas  City,  Mo.:  I  believe  that  this  movement  to  double  the 
present  membership  is  a  wise  one.  With  the  larger  number  divided  into  committees  it 
will  be  possible  to  secure  a  greater  efficiency  since  more  questions  can  be  considered. 

Grace  C.  Strachan,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.:  I  wish  to  ask  how  the  present  Council  is 
selected,  and  how  the  other  sixty  will  be  selected. 

Chairman  Schaeffer:  At  present  five  are  selected  by  the  Council  and  five  by  the 
Board  of  Directors  each  year.  If  the  number  is  to  be  increased,  the  method  of  the  selection 
of  additional  members  will  have  to  be  determined. 

The  motion  to  amend  Article  5,  section  2,  was  then  carried. 

Chairman  Schaeffer:  The  second  amendment  is  that  section  3  of  the  same  article  be 
amended  to  read: 

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Sec.  3.  The  Board  of  Directors  shall  annually  elect  ten  members,  and  the  Council 
shall  elect  ten  members,  each  member  to  serve  for  six  years,  or  until  his  successor  is  elected. 

Moved  to  adopt  the  amendment;  seconded. 

Chairman  Scraeffer:  I  should  like  to  call  attention  to  the  fact  that  this  amendment 
if  adopted  will  increase  the  number  gradually  and  that  we  would  not  at  once  have  the  full 
one  hundred  and  twenty.    Is  this  the  purpose  of  the  motion  to  amend  ? 

After  discussion  by  several  members  Mr.  Pearse  moved  to  amend  the  amendment  by 
adding  the  words: 

At  the  meeting  of  1908  enough  additional  members  shall  be  elected  in  the  same  manner 
to  make  the  total  number  of  menmers  one  hundred  and  twenty.  The  terms  of  the  members 
so  elected  shall  expire  as  follows:  one-sixth  in  one  year,  one-sixth  in  two  years,  one-sixth  in 
three  years,  one-sixth  in  four  years,  one-sixth  in  five  years,  one-sixth  in  six  years. 

Seconded. 

John  W.  Cook,  DeKalb,  111.:  I  do  not  believe  the  motion  to  amend  the  proposed 
amendment  is  in  order.  According  to  the  By-Laws  it  is  necessary  to  give  notice  of  a  new 
amendment  one  year  in  advance.  An  amendment  thus  previously  proposed  cannot  be 
changed  without  making  it  substantially  a  new  amendment. 

Mr.  Greenwood:  It  is  not  necessary  to  give  notice  of  a  change  in  an  amendment. 
An  amendment  proposed  in  a  previous  year  may  be  changed  in  any  way  desired  by  the 
majority  of  active  members  not  contrary  to  the  original  intention  and  may  then  be  adopted. 

Chairman  Schaeffer:  The  chair  rules  that  Mr.  Greenwood's  position  is  concct. 
Any  other  interpretation  would  enable  any  member  by  offering  an  amendment  to  prevent 
action  for  a  year  on  an  amendment  duly  proposed. 

The  motion  was  then  carried. 

The  amendment  to  Article  5,  section  3,  as  amended,  was  then  on  motion  adopted 

Chairman  Schaeffer:  The  next  item  on  the  docket  is  a  report  of  progress  by  the 
Committee  on  the  Establishment  of  a  National  University  in  Washington,  D.  C,  by  Presi- 
dent Charles  R.  Van  Hise,  a  member  of  the  Committee. 

President  Van  Hise:  Since  President  Wheeler,  the  chairman,  and  President  Angell 
of  the  Committee  are  not  present,  it  devolves  upon  me  to  make  this  report.  The  National 
Association  of  State  Universities  appointed  a  similar  committee  for  a  like  purpose,  which 
committee  consists  of  President  James,  of  Illinois  State  University,  President  Thompson, 
of  the  Ohio  State  University,  and  President  Baker,  of  Colorado  State  University.  It  was 
obvious  that  it  would  be  an  advantage  for  these  two  committees  to  co-operate.  They  there- 
fore met  together  in  Washington  and  agreed  upon  a  bill,  of  which  1  shall  read  a  part. 
(Reads  sections  z  to  7  inclusive  of  Bill  H.  R.  19,465.) 

Sections  8,  9,  zo,  11,  12,  13,  and  14  are  concerned  with  the  method  of  government 
under  the  Advisory  Council  and  the  trustees.  I  need  not  read  those  sections  for  I  can 
state  the  points  in  a  moment.  The  trustees  are  the  active  corporation  and  they  will  control 
the  university.  The  Advisory  Council  has  the  vetoing  power  to  the  extent  of  suspending 
the  action  of  the  trustees  unless  the  trustees  again  pass  the  same  ordinance  by  a  three- 
fourths  vote.  By  this  method  the  whole  authority  is  finally  vested  in  the  trustees,  but 
these  trustees  may  be  checked  for  a  time  by  the  Advisory  Council,  and  the  Council  may 
bring  measures  before  them  for  their  instruction.  It  is  believed  that  full  authority  should 
remain  in  one  body  but  that  great  advantage  could  be  obtained  from  having,  an  Advisory 
Council  which  would  represent  every  state  in  the  Union.  The  two  features  in  this  bill  to 
which  I  need  to  call  your  especial  attention  are  that  no  student  shall  be  admitted  until  he 
shall  have  received  the  degree  of  Master  of  Arts  or  Science,  or  an  equivalent  training.  It 
is  the  purpose  to  create  strictly  a  graduate  university.  It  is  believed  that  there  is  at  the 
present  time  no  necessity  for  the  national  government  to  undertake  the  maintenance  of  an 
undergraduate  university.     It  is  well  understood  by  your  committee  that  there  are  a  num- 


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ber  of  universities  in  this  country  that  can  maintain  graduate  schools.  It  is  believed  that  by 
far  the  larger  number  of  colleges  and  universities  should  not  undertake  to  maintain  graduate 
schools.  Therefore  it  is  proposed  to  make  this  university  an  advanced  institution  which 
will  take  the  students  from  the  colleges  and  universities  of  the  country,  wherever  they  may 
be,  to  do  the  advanced  work.  No  degree,  however,  is  to  be  granted.  It  is  the  purpose  to 
encourage  the  local  universities  and  the  colleges  and  universities  by  giving  them  the  oppor- 
tunity to  confer  the  higher  degrees,  such  as  Doctor  of  Philosophy,  upon  their  own  students. 
For  instance,  if  there  is  a  college  in  Illinois  or  Ohio,  let  them  maintain  work  to  the  point  of 
giving  training  to  the  Master  of  Arts  degree;  let  that  student  go  to  the  National  University 
and  get  the  training  which  will  entitle  him  to  the  degree  of  Master  of  Science,  the  National 
University  will  certify  back  to  the  original  institution  from  which  the  student  came,  and  the 
institution  will  grant  the  degrees.  There  is  a  concurrence  on  the  part  of  a  very  large  num- 
ber of  institutions  in  this  plan.  Some  few  institutions  that  maintain  strong  graduate 
schools  are  doubtful  about  it. 

Chaikman  Schaeffer:  What  action  do' you  recommend  us  to  take  today  ? 

PsESiDENT  Van  Hise:  It  seems  to  me  that  the  number  of  students  for  advanced  work 
will  become  greater,  if  the  great  opportunities  at  Washington  may  be  taken  advantage  of 
for  this  work.  We  now  have  students  by  the  hundreds  doing  the  work  for  Doctors  of  Philos- 
ophy, but  we  ought  to  have  students  by  the  thousands.  If  this  bill  meets  with  the  approval 
of  the  active  members  present  it  should  be  approved  in  its  principles,  and  the  committee 
continued.  I  make  that  suggestion;  but  as  a  membei  of  the  committee  I  do  not  feel  like 
making  a  motion. 

E.  O.  Vaile,  of  Illinois:  I  move  we  approve  the  principles  of  that  bill  and  continue  the 
committee  to  work  in  its  behalf.    Seconded  and  carried  without  discussion. 

The  report  of  the  Committee  on  Nominations  was  then  presented  by  its  chairman,  Ben 
Blewett,  of  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Mr.  Blewett:  The  nominating  committee  met  at  the  time  appointed,  44  members 
being  present.  The  following  mode  of  procedure  was  agreed  upon:  that,  credentials  hav- 
ing been  established,  the  roll  of  states  should  be  called  for  nominations  to  the  presidency  and 
other  offices;  that  a  majority  of  those  voting  should  decide  the  nomination;  that,  should 
more  than  two  names  be  presented  for  any  office,  after  a  second  ballot  the  name  having 
the  lowest  number  of  votes  should  be  withdrawn.  Three  states  presented  names  for  the 
presidency.  On  the  fourth  ballot,  one  name  received  a  majority  of  the  votes.  Imme- 
diately, upon  motion  of  the  other  states  presenting  candidates,  the  nomination  was  made 
unanimous.    In  all  other  cases  the  action  of  the  committee  was  by  unanimous  vote. 

I  have  the  honor  to  present  the  following  nominations  for  your  consideration: 

REPORT  OF  COMMITTEE   ON  NOMINATIONS 

President L.  D.  Harvey Menonionie,  Wis. 

First  Vice-President Edwin  G.  Cooley Chicago,  111. 

Vice-Presidents 

JohnC.  Byrnes New  York,  N.  Y. 

Arnoldas  H.  McClure Yuma,  Ariz. 

_ ,  ,  Carleton  B.  Gibson Columbus,  Ga. 

'^       ,  l  Joseph  Rosier Fairmont,  W.  Va. 

Jasper  L.  McBrien Lincoln,  Neb. 

George  N.  Philips West  Chester,  Pa. 

Benjamin  F.  Moore Marion,  Ind. 

Charles  Evans Ardmore,  Okla. 

James  A.  Edwards Dubuque,  la. 

George  H.  Martin West  Salem,  Mass. 

,  Katherine  L.  Craig Denver  Colo. 

Treasurer Arthur  H.  Chamberlain Pasadena,  Cal. 


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STATE  DIRECTORS 

Alabama John  W.  Abercrombie University 

Arizona A.J.Matthews Tempc 

Arkansas George  B.  Cook Little  Rock 

California DuncaiT  MacKinnon Stockton 

Colorado Charles  E.  Chadsey Denver 

Connecticut Charles  H.  Keyes Hartford 

Delaware George  W.  Twitmyer Wilmington 

District  of  Columbia W.  T.  Harris Washington 

Florida Miss  Clem  Hampton Tallahassee 

Georgia Carleton  B.  Gibson Columbus 

Idaho Walter  R.  SiDERS Pocatello 

Illinois Walter  R.  Hatfield Chicago 

Indiana Thomas  A.  Mott Richmond 

Iowa Frank  L.  Smart Davenport 

Kansas John  MacDonald Topeka 

Kentucky W.H.Bartholomew Louisnlle 

Louisiana Warren  Easton New  Orleans 

Maine Payson  Smith Augusta 

Maryland N.  Bates  Stephens Annapolis 

Massachusetts Irving  O.  Palmer Newtonville 

Michigan David  McK^nzie Detroit 

Minnesota S.  L.  Heeter St.  Paul 

Mississippi E.  E.  Bass Greenville 

Missouri John  R.  Kirk Kirksville 

Montana S.  D.  L argent Great  Falls 

Nebraska Albert  A.  Reed Lincoln 

Nevada Romanzo  Adams Reno 

New  Hampshire Henry  C.  Morrison Concord 

New  Jersey John  Enright Freehold 

New  Mexico R.  R.  Larkin Las  Vegas 

New  York Augustus  S.  Downing Albany 

North  Carolina Isaac  C.  Gripfin Salisbury 

North  Dakota B.  A.  Dunbar Park  River 

Ohio William  McK.  Vance Delaware 

Oklahoma E.  D.  Cameron Guthrie 

Oregon J.  H.  Ackerman Salem 

Pennsylvania Reed  B.  Teitrick Harrisbuig 

Rhode  Island Herbert  W.  Lull Newport 

South  Carolina David  B.  Johnson Rock  Hill 

South  Dakota Freeman  H.  Hopf Mitchell 

Tennessee I.  C.  McNeill Memphis 

Texas Cree  T.  Work Denton 

Utah William  Allison Ogden 

Vermont Mason  S.  Stone Montpelier 

Virginia Joseph  L.  Jarman Farmville 

Washington Edward  T.  Mathes Bellingham 

West  Virginia Robert  A.  Armstrong Moigantown 

Wisconsin Charles  P.  Cary Madison 

Wyoming Archibald  D.  Cook Cheyenne 

Upon  motion  the  Secretary  was  instructed  to  cast  the  ballot  of  the  Association  for  the 
candidates  named.    The  ballot  was  so  cast  and  the  nominees  declared  elected. 

The  report  of  the  Committee  on  Resolutions  was  presented  by  the  chairman,  Howard 
J.  Rogers,  Albany,  N.  Y.,  who  moved  its  adoption. 

DECLARATION  OF  PRINCIPLES 

The  National  Education  Association,  now  holding  its  Forty-sixth  Annual  Convention 
in  Cleveland,  and  representing  teachers  and  friends  of  education  in  every  state  in  this  Union, 
makes  the  following  declaration  of  principles  and  aims: 

I.  Fully  realizing  that  trained  and  skilled  labor  is  a  primary  essential  to  the  industrial 
and  commercial  welfare  of  the  country,  we  cordially  indorse  the  establishment  by  municipal 
boards  of  education  of  trade  schools,  industrial  schools,  and  evening  continuation 
schools;    and  further  recommend  that  the  instruction  in  these  schools  be  practical  and 


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efficient,  and  have  the  adnce  and  the  approval  of  the  t^de  interested,  to  the  end  that 
graduates  of  these  schools  may  at  once  become  advanced  apprentices  or  journeymen. 

a.  We  recommend  the  subordination  of  highly  diversified  and  overburdened  courses 
of  study  in  the  grades  to  a  thorough  drill  in  essential  subjects;  and  the  sacrifice  of  quantity 
to  an  improvement  in  the  quality  of  instruction.  The  complaints  of  business  men  that 
pupils  from  the  schools  are  inaccurate  in  results  and  careless  of  details  is  a  criticism  that 
should  be  removed.  The  principles  of  sound  and  accurate  training  are  as  fixed  as  natural 
laws  and  should  be  insistently  followed.  Ill-considered  ^experiments  and  indiscriminate 
methodizing  should  be  abandoned,  and  attention  devoted*  to  the  persevering  and  continu- 
ous drill  necessary  for  accurate  and  efficient  training;  and  we  hold  that  no  course  of  study 
in  any  public  school  should  be  so  advanced  or  so  rigid  as  to  prevent  instruction  to  any 
student,  who  may  need  it,  in  the  essential  and  practical  parts  of  the  conmion  English 
branches. 

3.  We  assert  that  the  individuality  of  the  pupil  should  be  carefully  considered,  to  the 
end  that  he  may  be  instructed  in  the  light  of  his  limitations  and  capacity;  and  we  commend 
to  all  local  authorities  the  necessity  of  greater  care  in  the  arrangement  of  courses  of  study, 
that  they  may  be  adapted  to  the  pupils  to  be  instructed,  rather  than  that  pupils  should  be 
adapted  to  fixed  courses  of  study  and  an  inflexible  system  of  grading. 

4.  There  is  concededly  a  grave  moral  depression  in  our  business  and  social  atmosphere. 
The  revelations  of  the  financial  and  legislative  world  for  the  past  two  years  denote  a  too 
general  acquiescence  in  questionable  practices  and  standards.  We  earnestly  recommend 
to  boards  m  education,  principals,  and  teachers  the  continuous  training  of  pupils  in  morals, 
and  in  business  and  professional  ethics,  to  the  end  that  the  coming  generation  of  men  of 
affairs  may  have  a  well-developed  abhorrence  of  unfair  dealing  and  mscrimlnation.  The 
establishment  of  the  honor  system  in  schools,  the  ostracism  of  the  dishonest  or  unfair  pupil, 
the  daily  exemplification  in  the  routine  life  of  the  school  of  the  advantage  of  honest  and 
truthful  methods,  are  commended  to  the  especial  attention  of  teachers  as  a  partial  means 
to  this  end. 

J.  The  Bureau  of  Education  at  Washington  should  be  preserved  in  its  integrity  and 
the  dignity  of  its  position  maintained  and  increased.  It  should  receive  at  the  hands  of 
Congress  such  recognition  and  such  appropriations  as  will  eiuLble  it  not  only  to  employ 
all  expert  assistants  necessary,  but  also  to  publish  in  convenient  and  usable  form  the  results 
of  investigations;  thus  making  that  department  of  our  government  such  a  source  of  infor- 
mation and  advice  as  will  be  most  helpful  to  the  people  in  conducting  their  campaigns  of 
educatioiL  We  are  of  the  opinion  that  the  importance  of  the  subject  under  its  control,  and 
the  dignity  of  this  country  reqm're  that  this  Bureau  be  maintained  as  an  independent 
department  of  the  government. 

6.  The  National  Education  Association  notes  with  approval  that  the  qualifications 
deBianded  of  teachers  in  the  public  schools  are  increasing  annually,  and  particularly  that 
in  many  localities  special  preparation  is  demanded  of  teachers.  The  idea  that  anyone 
with  a  fair  education  can  teach  school  is  gradually  giving  way  to  the  correct  notion  that 
teachers  must  make  special  preparation  for  the  vocation  of  teaching.  The  higher  standards 
demanded  of  teachers  must  lead  logically  to  higher  salaries  for  teachers,  and  constant 
efforts  should  be  made  by  all  persons  interested  in  education  to  secure  for  teachers  adequate 
compensation  for  their  work. 

7.  It  is  the  duty  of  the  state  to  provide  for  the  education  of  every  child  within  its 
borders,  and  to  see  that  all  children  obtain  the  rudiments  of  an  education.  The  constitu- 
tional provision  that  all  tax-payers  must  contribute  to  the  support  of  the  public  schools 
logically  carries  with  it  the  implied  provision  that  no  persons  should  be  permitted  to  defeat 
tlM  pui|X)ses  of  the  public-school  law  by  forcing  their  children,  at  an  early  age,  to  become 
bread-winners.  To  this  end  the  child-labor  and  truancy  laws  should  be  so  harmonized 
that  the  education  of  the  child,  not  its  labor,  shall  be  made  the  chief  concern. 

8.  The  National  Education  Association  indorses  the  increasing  use  of  school  build- 
ings for  free  vacation  schools  and  for  free  evening  schools  and  lecture  courses  for  adults, 
and  for  children  who  have  been  obliged  to  leave  the  day  school  prematurely.  We  also 
approve  of  the  use  of  school  grounds  for  playgrounds  and  the  use  of  school  ^mnasiums 
and  bathrooms  for  the  baiefit  of  the  children  in  the'  crowded  districts  during 
summer. 

9.  Local  taxation,  supplemented  by  state  taxation,  presents  the  best  means  for  the 
support  of  the  public  schools,  and  for  securing  that  deep  interest  in  them  which  is  necessary 
to  their  greatest  efficiency.  State  aid  should  be  granted  only  as  supplementary  to  local 
taxadon,  and  not  as  a  substitute  for  it. 

10.  The  National  Education  Association  observes  with  great  satisfaction  the  tendency 
of  cities  and  towns  to  replace  large  school  committees  or  boards  which  have  exercised 
executive  functions  thru  subcommittees,  by  small  boards  which  determine  general  policies, 
but  intrust  all  executive  functions  to  salaried  experts. 


38  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

z X.  We  cannot  too  often  repeat  that  clotie,  intelligent,  judldous  supervision  is  necessary 
for  all  grades  of  schools. 

za.  The  rapid  establishment  of  rural  high  schools  and  the  consolidation  of  rural  dis- 
trict schools  are  most  gratifying  evidences  of  the  progress  of  education.  We  believe  that 
this  movement  should  be  encouraged  until  the  diilaren  of  rural  communities  enjoy  the 
benefits  of  public  education  to  an  extent  approxinuiting  as  nearly  as  practicable  the  educa- 
tion furnished  in  urban  commimities. 

Z3.  The  National  Education  Association  wishes  to  record  its  approval  of  the  increas- 
ing appreciation  among  educators  of  the  fact  that  the  building  of  character  is  the  real  aim 
of  the  schools  and  the  ultimate  reason  for  the  expenditure  of  millions  for  their  maintenance. 
There  are  in  the  minds  of  the  children  and  youth  of  today  a  tendency  toward  a  disregard 
for  constituted  authority,  a  lack  of  respect  for  age  and  superior  wisdom,  a  weak  appreciation 
of  the  demands  of  duty,  a  disposition  to  follow  pleasure  and  interest  rather  than  obligation 
and  order.  This  condition  demands  the  earbest  thot^ht  and  action  of  our  leaders  of 
opinion  and  places  important  obligations  upon  school  boards,  superintendents,  and 
teachers. 

Z4.  It  is  apparent  that  familiarity  with  the  English  Bible  as  a  masterpiece  of  literature 
is  rapidly  decreasing  among  the  pupils  in  our  schoou.  This  is  the  direct  result  of  a  concep- 
tion which  regards  the  Bible  as  a  theological  book  merely,  and  thereby  leads  to  its  exclusion 
from  the  schools  of  some  states  as  a  subject  of  reading  and  study.  We  hope  for  such  a 
change  of  public  sentiment  in  this  regard  as  will  permit  and  encourage  the  reading  and 
study  of  the  English  Bible,  as  a  literary  work  of  the  highest  and  purest  type,  side  by  side 
with  the  poetry  and  prose  which  it  has  inspired  and  in  large  part  formed. 

Z5.  The  National  Education  Association  wishes  to  congratulate  the  secondai^  schools 
and  colleges  of  the  country  that  are  making  an  efifort  to  remove  the  taint  of  professionalism, 
and  other  abuses,  that  have  crept  into  students'  sports.  This  taint  can  be  removed  only  by 
leading  students,  alumni,  and  school  faculties  to  recognize  that  inter-school  games  should 
be  played  for  sportsmanship  and  not  merely  for  victory. 

z6.  It  is  important  that  school  buildings  and  school  grounds  should  be  planned  and 
decorated  so  as  to  serve  as  effective  agencies  for  educating,  not  only  the  children,  but  the 
people  as  a  whole,  in  matters  of  taste.  The  school  is  burning  more  and  more  a  com- 
munity center,  and  its  larger  opportunities  impose  new  obligations.  School  buildings 
should  be  attractive  as  well  as  healthful,  and  the  adjoining  grounds  should  be  laid  out  and 
planned  with  appropriateness  and  beauty. 

Z7.  The  highest  ethical  standards  of  conduct  and  of  speech  should  be  insisted  on 
among  teachers.  It  is  not  becoming  that  commercialism  or  self-seeking  should  shape 
their  actions,  or  that  intemperance  should  mark  their  utterances.  A  code  of  professional 
conduct  clearly  understood  and  rigorously  enforced  by  public  opinion  is  being  slowly 
developed,  and  must  one  day  control  all  teachers  worthy  of  the  name. 

z8.  In  teaching,  as  in  every  other  kind  of  work,  the  best  service  is  secured  by  finding 
the  individual  best  fitted  to  the  particular  place  as  indicated  by  training,  experience,  and 
meritorious  service;  the  National  Education  Association  therefore  heartilv  approves  a 
merit  system  of  promoting  teachers  and  filling  vacancies.  We  assert,  furthermore,  that 
the  grounds  upon  which  a  teacher  nuiy  apply  for  a  position  are  preparatory  training,  experi- 
ence, and  meritorious  service — ^in  a  word,  professional  fitness,  alone;  and  that  the  use  of 
other  personal  and  political  arguments  to  secure  appointment  is  deplorable  in  the  teacher 
and  a  serious  menace  to  a  high  professional  standard. 

The  foregoing  principles  and  aims  have  been  fully  considered  by  the  ronunittee  and 
unanimously  recommended  to  the  Acdve  Members  of  iht  National  Education  Association 
for  adoption. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

HowASD  J.  ROGBSS,  of  New  York,  Chairman 
OsviLLE  T.  Bbigrt,  of  Illinois 
Chasles  E.  Chadsev,  of  Cok>rado 
Edgar  H.  Mask,  of  Kentucky 
Gbosgk  M.  Philips,  of  Pennsylvania 
David  B.  Johnson,  of  South  Carolina 

Ccmmittee  an  Resolutions 

The  motion  to  adopt  the  declaration  of  prindples  was  seconded  and  carried. 

The  following  resolutions  were  also  presented  by  the  Committee  on  Resolutions  for 
the  consideration  of  the  Association: 

z.  Resolved:  That  the  thanks  of  the  National  Education  Association  are  due  and 
are  hereby  most  cordially  tendered  to  the  residents  of  Cleveland  for  their  courteous  recep. 
tion  and  generous  hospitality;  and  to  the  teachers  of  Cleveland  and  the  state  of  Ohio  foi 
their  splendid  support  and  entertainment. 


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3.  Resolved:  That  the  thanks  of  the  National  Education  Association  be  tendered  the 
following  gentlemen  for  their  active  and  efficient  interest  in  the  welfare  and  entertainment 
of  the  A^ociation:  F.  F.  Prentiss,  chairman  Executive  Committee,  Cleveland  Local 
Oi>;anization;  Samuel  Mather,  president  Citizens  Committee;  E.  H.  Baker,  chairman 
Committee  on  Publicity;  S.  M.  Bond,  chairman  Committee  on  Halls  and  Headouarters; 
Rev.  Dan  F.  Bradley,  chairman  Committee  on  Reception;  N.  D.  Chapin,  cnairman 
Committee  on  Transportation;  William  H.  Elson,  chairman  Committee  on  Membership; 
F.  U.  Haserot,  chairman  Advisory  Committee;  William  H.  Hunt,  chairman  Entertain- 
ment Committee;  George  W.  Kinny,  chairman  Committee  on  Decoratidns  and  Badges; 
Thomas  P.  Robbins,  chairman  Committee  on  Accommodations;  Col.  J.  J.  Sullivan, 
chairman  Committee  on  Finance;  and  also  to  William  G.  Rose,  executive  secHtary  of  the 
Local  Executive  Committee,  and  his  able  corps  of  assistants. 

3.  Resolved:  That  the  thanks  of  the  Association  be  tendered  to  First  Vice-President 
and  ex-President  Nathan  C.  Schaeffer,  of  Pennsylvania,  Superintendent  William  H. 
Elson,  of  Cleveland,  and  James  H.  Baker  of  Colorado,  for  presiding  over  the  meetings  of 
this  Association  in  the  absence  of  our  esteemed  President,  Edwin  G.  Cooley,  to  whom  the 
greetings  and  good  wishes  of  our  members  have  already  been  cabled. 

4.  Resolved:  That  the  public  hish  schools  should  not  be  chiefly  fitting  schools  for 
higher  institutions,  but  should  be  adapted  to  the  general  needs,  both  intellectual  and 
industrial,  of  their  students  and  communities,  and  we  suggest  that  the  higher  institutions 
may  wisely  adapt  their  courses  to  this  condition.  We  also  suggest  to  school  boards  and 
superintendents  the  importance  of  securing  for  their  high  schools  teachers  who  have  not 
only  abundant  scholarship  but  also  successful  experience  in  teaching  or  efficient  and 
practical  training  in  pedagogy. 

Upon  motion  the  resolutions  were  adopted. 
The  following  telegram  was  read: 

Santiago,  Chile,  S.  A. 
President  Cooley,  Cleveland,  O..* 

Cordial  greetings  Chilian  National  Education  Association. 

Ds.  Fernandez 

I 

The  chairman  was  on  motion  directed  to  make  suitable  reply. 

E.  B.  Cox,  Xenia,  Ohio:  The  published  minutes  of  last  year's  meeting  show  that  in 
the  report  of  the  Committee  on  Resolutions  there  was  one  resolution  which  was  adopted 
by  the  Association  by  standing  vote  by  a  large  majority — 209  to  33  I  believe — the  legality 
of  the  vital  part  of  which  was  questioned.  It  was  the  resolution  approving  the  work  of  the 
Simplified  Spelling  Board,  and  directing  that  the  simplified  spellings  contained  in  its  first 
recommendation  be  used  in  the  publications  of  this  Association.  The  Secretary  did  not 
feel  bound  by  the  direction  expressed  in  this  resolution.  The  action  was  taken  at  one 
of  the  general  sessions.  The  question  was  raised  whether  it  was  in  accordance  with  the 
constitution  of  the  National  Education  Association  for  the  Association  in  a  general 
session  to  pass  such  amendatory  resolution.  I  do  not  rise  to  touch  this  question  at  all, 
but  simply  to  submit  in  substance  the  mandatory  part  of  last  year's  resolution  to  this  regular 
and  formal  meeting  of  active  members  in  order  that  the  evident  sentiment  of  a  clear  majority 
of  this  organization  may  be  expressed  with  such  legality  and  supreme  authority  that  the 
Secretary  will  feel  obliged  to  obey  it.    Therefore  1  submit  this  resolution: 

Resolved:  That  the  Secretary  is  hereby  directed  to  use  in  the  publications  of  this 
.\ssociation  the  simplified  spellings  recommended  by  the  Simplified  Spelling  Board  in  its 
circular  of  March  ai,  1906.     . 

It  was  moved,  seconded,  and  carried,  that  the  resolution  be  laid  on  the  table. 

Chairman  Schaeffer:  The  committee,  appointed  at  the  Los  Angeles  meeting,  on 
the  Juvenile  Educational  Conference  has  submitted  a  report  with  the  request  that  it  be 
printed,  but  not  read.    If  there  is  no  objection  this  will  be  done. 

REPORT  OF  COMMITTEE  ON  JUVENILE  EDUCATIONAL  CONFERENCE 

Your  committee  appointed  at  the  Los  Angeles  meeting  begs  leave  to  submit  the 
following  report: 

For  the  better  harmonizing  of  the  child-labor  and  the  truancy  laws  of  the  several 
states  and  of  the  country,  so  that  the  education  of  the  child  rather  than  its  labor  should 


40  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

be  made  the  chief  end  of  such  statutes,  an  informal  conference  was  held  at  Middle  Bass 
Island,  Lake  Erie,  August  17,  1907. 

The  resolution  under  which  the  conference  was  held  had  been  adopted  by  the  Ohio 
School  Improvement  Federation,  the  Ohio  Teachers'  Association,  and  the  National 
Education  Association,  and  representatives  of  these  and  of  other  organizations  took  part 
in  the  meeting.  The  members  of  the  conference  were  C.  J.  Bell,  a  former  governor  of 
Vermont,  now  a  mehiber  of  the  Executive  Committee  of  the  National  Grange,  £.  B.  Norris, 
of  New  York,  chairman  of  the  Executive  Committee  of  the  National  Grange,  George  P. 
Hampton,  of  New  York  City,  F.  A.  Derthick,  master  of  the  Ohio  State  Grange,  Mrs.  Mary 
E.  Lee,  Grange  correspondent  of  agricultural  papers,  Mrs.  Sarah  £.  Hyre,  a  member  of 
the  Board  of  Education  of  Cleveland,  Ohio,  George  £.  Pomeroy,  president  of  the  Ohio 
State  Board  of  Commerce,  C.  D.  Forestone  of  the  Carriage  Builders'  National  Association, 
Mrs.  Mary  C.  Snyder,  secretary  of  the  National  Tax  Association,  and  Walter  D.  McKinney, 
commissioner  of  the  Columbus  Industrial  Alliance  of  Columbus,  Ohio. 

E.  G.  Cooley,  superintendent  of  the  public  schools  of  Chicago,  and  W.  H.  Elson,  super- 
intendent of  the  pubhc  schools  of  Cleveland,  who  had  been  appointed  delegates  to  the  con- 
ference by  the  National  Education  Association,  were  unable  to  attend  because  of  their 
absence  in  California.  James  W.  Van  Cleave,  president  of  the  National  Manufacturers' 
Association,  also  was  unable  to  attend  the  conference  but  sent  a  letter  saying  that  there  is 
no  doubt  of  the  fact  that  "industrial  education  for  the  American  boy  is  one  en  the  greatest, 
if  not  the  greatest  problem,  that  confronts  the  republic  at  this  time. " 

In  explaining  the  purpose  of  the  conference  it  was  stated  that  unrelated  action  had 
been  taken  at  different  times  by  the  National  Grange,  the  National  Education  Association, 
and  the  National  Manufacturers'  Association  favoring  measures  for  the  improvement  of 
the  common-school  system  of  the  country  with  the  direct  purpose  of  enabling  all  children, 
during  their  school  age,  to  acquire  the  particular  kind  of  education  that  will  best  fit  them  to 
follow  their  naturally  selected  vocations  and  secure  engagements  in  profitable  employments. 
To  this  end,  as  far  as  possible,  efforts  should  be  made  to  combine  the  employment  of 
children,  during  out-of-school  hours,  vacation  time,  and  the  habit-forming  period  from 
14  to  18  years  o?  age,  with  the  school  system  in  a  way  to  make  employment  as  well  as  study 
a  part  of  the  educational  system  by  placing  all  children,  when  employed  as  well  as  when 
in  school,  under  the  supervision  of  a  school-district  officer.  After  full  and  careful  con- 
sideration, the  conference  adopted  the  following: 

1.  It  is  the  sense  of  this  conference  that  a  permanent  co-operative  conference  com- 
mittee should  be  formed  composed  of  three  delegates  each,  representing  the  National 
Grange,  the  National  Manufacturers'  Association,  the  National  Education  Association, 
the  National  Tax  Associadon,  the  Carriage  Builders'  National  Association,  for  the 
purpose  of  supplying  a  medium  through  wnich  said  organizations  can  co-operate  to 
secure  practical  results  in  line  with  their  desires  to  make  the  education  of  children  of  a 
character  that  will  best  fit  them  for  the  vocations  they  are  most  likely  to  desire  to  follow, 
and  for  profitable  employment. 

2.  That  the  common-school  system  should  be  employed  to  provide,  as  far  as  possible, 
for  the  teaching  in  all  elementary  schools  of  the  mechanical,  agricultural,  and  domestic  arts 
and  sciences,  with  the  direct  purpose  of  fitting  children  as  fully  as  possible  for  profitable 
employment  in  the  vocations  they  are  most  likely  to  follow. 

3.  That  the  taxation  systems  of  the  states  should  be  revised  with  the  purpose  of  furnish- 
ing ample  support  and  facilities  of  every  necessary  kind  for  making  effective  the  purposes 
in  view,  and  especially  with  the  view  of  so  providing  for  schools  in  poor  districts  that  they 
will  be  as  well  equippied  and  effective  as  the  schools  in  districts  having  greater  wealth. 

4.  That  the  persons  participating  in  this  conference  submit  these  propositions  to  their 
various  organizations,  at  the  next  annual  meeting  of  the  same,  with  the  view  of  securing 
action  that  will  enable  such  organizations  to  be  represented  officially  in  a  permanent  co- 
operative conference  committee  designed  to  secure  necessary  legislative  action  to  carry  its 
propositions  into  practical  effect. 

5.  That  such  other  organizations  having  similar  ends  in  view,  as  may  be  approved  by 
the  Committee  on  Preliminary  Organization,  be  invited  to  be  represented  in  this  permanent 
Co-operative  Conference  Committee. 

The  following  resolution  relating  to  a  preliminary  committee  on  oiganization  was 
adopted: 

Resolved.  That  a  Preliminary  Committee  on  Organization,  composed  of  five  members, 
be  created  with  power  to  have  full  chai^ge  of  the  work  to  be  undertaken  until  the  permanent 
Co-operative  Conference  Committee  is  organized. 

The  following  persons  were  elected  members  of  the  Preliminary  Committee  on  Organi- 
zation: Allen  Ripley  Foote,  President  of  the  National  Tax  Association,  Chairman;  E. 
B.  NosRis,  chairman  of  the  Executive  Committee,  National  Grange;  W.  H.  £lson>  super- 


ANNUAL  BUSINESS  MEETING  41 

intcndent  of  Public  Schools,  Cleveland,  vice-president  of  the  National  Education  Asso- 
ciation; C.  D.  Firestone,  treasurer  of  the  Ohio  Board  of  Commerce  and  member  of  the 
Carriage  Builders'  National  Association;  James  W.  Van  Cleave,  president  of  the  National 
Manufacturers*  Association,  or  to  be  named  by  him. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

W.  H.  Elson 
Representing  the  National  Education  Association 
Suggestions  were  made  expressing  the  desire  of  the  members  that,  in  the  choice  of 
additional  members  of  the  National  Council,  the  disparity  in  the  proportion  between  men 
and  women  members  be  reduced. 
The  meeting  then  adjourned. 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary 
Nathan  C.  Schaefter 
First  Vice-President^  presiding 


A 


MINUTES    OF  THE  MEETING  OF  THE  BOARD  OF 
DIRECTORS  FOR  1907-1908 

Cleveland,  Omo,  June  29,  190S 
The  annual  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors  was  called  to  order  in  the  Cleveland  Coal 

Club  room,  Hollenden  Hotel,  at  zz:oo  a.m.  by  Acting  President  Nathan  C.  Schacffer. 

Thirty-one  directors  responded  to  roll-call. 

The  reading  of  the  minutes  of  the  last  meeting,  held  July  za,  1907,  was  dispensed 

with  and  the  minutes  were  approved  as  printed  in  the  volume  of  Proceedings  of  the  Los 

Angeles  meeting. 

The  resignations  of  three  directors  were  received  and  upon  their  nomination  the 

following  were  appointed  to  fill  the  unexpired  term: 

Romanzo  Adams,  of  Nevada,  to  succeed  J.  E.  Stubbs,  resigned. 

L.  L.  Friend,  of  West  Viiginia,  to  succeed  Thomas  C.  Miller,  resigned. 

Harry  M.  Schafer,  of  Washington,  to  succeed  E.  T.  Mathes,  resigned. 

The  following  resolution  presented  by  Nicholas  Murray  Butler  was  on  motion  approved 
and  recommended  for  adoption  by  the  Association  at  its  first  general  session: 

Resolved^  that  in  the  enforced  absence  of  their  President,  Superintendent  Edwin  G. 
Cooley,  the  members  of  the  National  Education  Association  testify  to  their  affectionate 
regard  for  him,  send  him  cordial  greetings  across  the  sea,  and  confidently  look  forward  to 
his  complete  recovery  of  health  and  strength. 

The  Annual  Report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  for  the  year  July  i,  1907,  to  June  30^ 
1908,  was  presented  by  Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  chairman  of  the  Board  of  Trustees,  and 
printed  copies  of  the  same  were  distributed  to  the  directors. 

Chairman  Butler  called  attention  to  certain  changes  adopted  by  the  Board  in  the 
form  of  the  annual  report  providing  for  a  distinct  classification  of  all  receipts  and  disburse- 
ments under  "Income"  and  "Principal"  accounts,  the  addition  of  a  "Premium  and  Dis- 
count" account,  and  also  a  method  of  entry  by  which  the  par  value  and  the  book  value  of 
each  security  is  shown. 

The  report  showed  that  $10,000  had  been  added  to  the  permanent  fund  during  the 
year  from  the  proceeds  of  the  Los  Angeles  meeting. 

The  report  was  on  motion  adopted  and  ordered  printed  in  the  annual  volume  of 
Proceedings, 

The  report  of  the  Treasurer,  A.  H.  Chamberlain,  of  Pasadena,  Cal.,  for  1907-8  was 
presented  and  printed  copies  of  the  same  were  distributed.  On  motion  this  report  was 
received  and  referred  to  the  Board  of  Trustees  for  audit  and  approval. 

The  following  communication  was  presented  by  J.  M.  Greenwood,  chairman  of  the 
Committee  of  the  National  Council  on  Investigations  and  Appropriations. 

To  the  Directors  of  the  National  Education  Association: 

The  Committee  on  Investigations  and  Appropriations  recommends  the  adoption  of 
the  following  resolutions  by  the  Board  of  Directors: 

1.  Resolved,  that  in  view  of  the  present  unsettled  condition  of  the  finances  of  the 
National  Education  Association,  due  to  the  confusion  which  has  arisen  from  a  change  of 
policy  by  the  railroads  of  the  country  regarding  convention  rates,  the  policy  of  the  National 
Education  Association  in  granting  appropriations  for  the  investigation  of  special  educa- 
tional problems  shall  be  and  hereby  is  discontinued. 

2.  Resolved,  that  the  President  of  the  National  Education  Association  be  authorized 
and  empowered  to  appoint  a  special  committee  to  memorialize  the  Congress  of  the  United 
States  in  favor  of  granting  the  request  of  the  Commissioner  of  Education,  approved  by  the 
Secretary  of  the  Interior,  for  an  annual  appropriation  to  meet  the  cost  of  educational 
investigations  under  the  direction  of  the  Bureau  of  Education. 

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3.  Resolved,  that  upon  the  favorable  report  of  the  Committee  on  Investigations  and 
Appropriations  the  Board  of  Directors  will  consider  and  if  approved  will  recommend  to 
the  Commissioner  of  Education  projects  for  educational  investigations  brought  fon*  ard  by 
any  department  or  committee  of  the  National  Education  Association. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

James  M.  Green^'OOD,   Chairman 
Nicholas  Mukray  Butler 
Frank  A.  Fitzpatrick 
Augustus  S.  Downing 
H.  Phillips 
D.  Harvey 

After  brief  discussion  the  above  resolutions  were  on  motion  adopted  by  a  unanimous 
vote. 

Director  Charles  H.  Keyes  presented  a  brief  report  from  the  Committee  on  Manual 
Training  Courses  in  Public  Schools,  for  the  expenses  of  which  an  appropriation  of  $500 
was  made  by  the  Board  of  Directors  at  its  meeting  in  Los  Angeles,  July  12,  1907.  For 
reasons  which  were  stated  the  committee  had  not  been  organized  until  February,  1908,  and 
had,  as  yet,  only  determined  upon  its  plans  for  investigation  of  the  subjects  referred  to  it. 
Direaor  Keyes  stated  that  very  little  of  the  appropriation  for  expenses  had  been  ex()ended 
and  requested  that  special  action  be  taken  extending  the  time  by  *^e  year  within  which  the 
appropriation  might  be  available.     On  motion  it  was  so  ordered. 

Secretary  Irwin  Shepard  then  made  a  brief  statement  regarding  the  difficulties  which 
had  arisen  in  securing  the  usual  reduced  rates  and  ticket  conditions  for  the  Cleveland  con- 
vention. In  view  of  the  fact  that  the  railroads  had  declined  longer  to  continue  the  policy 
of  limiting  convention  rates  to  bona  fide  members  of  the  Association  holding  the  conven- 
tion, it  was  urged  that  the  board  of  Directors  and  the  officers  of  the  Association,  co-op>erat- 
ing  with  the  active  members,  should  take  steps  to  increase  the  active  membership  of  the 
Association  rather  than  to  depend  for  revenue  upon  the  fees  of  associate  members  attend- 
ing the  annual  conventions.  This  subject  was  discussed  at  some  length  and  a  general 
agreement  expressed  favoring  the  policy  proposed,  altho  no  definite  action  was  taken  by  the 
Board  of  Directors. 

There  being  no  further  business  the  Board  of  Directors  adjourned. 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary 


MINUTES  OF  THE  MEETING  OF  THE  NEW  BOARD 
OF  DIRECTORS  FOR  1908-1909 

Cleveland,  Ohio,  July  a,  1908 

The  meeting  of  the  new  Board  of  Directors  of  the  National  Education  Association 
for  the  year  1908-9  was  called  to  order  by.  President-elect  L.  D.  Harvey  at  4:30?.  m.,  in 
the  room  of  the  Cleveland  Coal  Club,  HoUenden  Hotel. 

Thirty-seven  directors  responded  to  the  call  of  the  roll. 

Directors  Charles  H.  Keyes  of  Connecticut,  J.  M.  Greenwood  of  Missouri,  and  I.  C. 
McNeill  of  Tennessee  were  appointed  a  Committee  on  Nominations  to  Membership  in  the 
National  Council. 

The  report  of  the  Committee  on  Investigations  and  Appropriations,  recommending 
X  be  discontinuance  of  the  policy  of  granting  appropriations  for  committees  of  investigation 
which  was  unanimously  adopted  by  the  former  Board  of  Directors  on  June  29,  1908,  was 
read  by  Director  Greenwood,  with  recommendation  for  its  adoption  by  the  present  Board. 
On  motion  it  was  so  ordered.  For  the  text  of  the  report  see  the  minutes  of  the  meeting  of 
the  Board  of  Directors  for  1907-8,  p.  42. 

Mr.  Greenwood  read  the  following  report  of  the  Committee  on  Investigations  and 
Appropriations  concerning  the  establishment  of  National  Education  Association  traveling 
scholarships. 

REPORT  OF  COMMITTEE  ON  INVESTIGATIONS  AND  APPROPRIATIONS 

To  the  Directors  of  the  National  Education  Association: 

The  Committee  on  Investigations  and  Appropriations  recommends  the  adoption  of 
the  following  resolutions  by  the  Board  of  Directors: 

A.  Resolved,  That,  beginning  July  i,  i909»  and  until  further  action  by  the  Board  of 
Direct(n^  be  had,  provided  the  financial  condition  of  the  National  Education  Association 
will  justify  it,  there  be  established  three  annual  traveling  scholarships  to  be  awarded  in 
accordance  with  the  following  rules: 

1.  Applications  for  appointment  shall  be  filed,  together  with  such  documents  as  the 
candidate  may  desire  to  submit  \n  support  thereof,  with  the  Secretary  of  the  National 
Education  Association  on  forms  provided  for  the  purpose,  not  later  than  April  i  of  the  year 
preceding  that  for  which  the  appointment  is  asked. 

2.  No  application  shall  be  received  from  any  person  not  an  active  member  of  the 
National  Education  Association  in  good  and  regular  standing. 

3.  The  applications  and  documents  accompanying  the  same  shall  be  transmitted  by 
the  Secretary  to  the  Chairman  of  the  Committee  of  the  Council  on  Investigations  and 
Appropriations  as  soon  as  practicable  after  April  15  in  each  year,  and,  after  consideration 
of  the  applications  and  accompanying  papers,  the  Committee  on  Investigations  and  Appro- 
priations shall  nominate  to  the  Executive  Committee  of  the  National  Education  .Associa- 
tion the  names  of  the  persons  to  be  appointed  as  incumbents  of  the  traveling  scholarships 
for  the  year  beginning  July  i  next  ensuing.  The  term  of  the  scholarships  ^all  be  from 
July  I  until  June  30  the  year  following, 

4.  So  far  as  possible,  one  appointment  each  year  shall  be  given  to  a  principal  or 
teacher  in  a  normal  school  or  teachers'  training  class;  one  to  a  state,  city,  county,  or  district 
superintendent  or  supervisor  of  schools,  and  one  to  an  elementary  school  principal  or 
teacher.  Where  no  satisfactory  candidate  appears  under  one  or  more  of  the  three  classes 
above  named,  the  Committee  on  Investigations  and  Appropriations  may,  at  its  discretion, 
nominate  two  or,  if  necessary,  three  traveling  scholars  from  one  and  the  same  class. 

5.  The  annual  stipend  of  each  traveling  scholarship  shall  be  $1,000,  payable  in  four 
equal  instalments  on  the  first  days  of  July,  October,  January,  and  April. 

6.  In  making  application  for  appointment  as  traveling  scholar,  each  candidate  shall 
submit  in  connection  therewith  a  plan  of  travel  and  study,  and  shall,  if  appointed,  faithfully 
follow  such  plan  under  such  limitations  and  directions  as  the  Committee  on  Investigations 
and  Appropriations  may  prescribe. 

7.  Before  the  expiration  of  the  year  for  which  a  traveling  scholar  is  appointed,  each 


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scholar  shall  file  with  the  Secretaiy  of  the  National  Education  Association  a  report  on  his 
observations  and  educational  work  during  the  year. 

8.  The  names  and  official  station  of  all  persons  appointed  to  be  traveling  scholars 
shall  be  published  annually  in  the  Yearbook  of  the  National  Education  Association. 

B.  Resolved^  That  the  plan  for  three  annual  traveling  scholarships  as  provided  in  the 
foregoing  resolution  shall  not  take  e£Fect  for  the  year  bc^nning  July  z,  1909,  unless  the 
Board  o?  Trustees  shall  on  or  before  December  31,  1908,  certuy  to  the  Secretary  of  the 
National  Education  Association  that  sufficient  funds  from  current  income  are  available 
for  the  maintenance  of  said  scholarships  as  provided. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

James  M.  Greeni/p^ood,  Chairman 
Nicholas  Mukray  Butler 

^RANK  A.   FirrPATRICK 

Augustus  S.  Downing 
John  H.  Phillips 
Lorenzo  D.  Harvey 
Dated,  July  i,  1908.  ^ 

It  was  moved  and  carried  that  this  report  should  be  adopted. 

Upon  recommendation  of  the  Committee  on  Investigations  and  Appropriations  the 
following  resolution  was  adopted: 

Resolved^  That  the  President  of  the  National  Education  Association  be  authorized 
to  appoint  the  following  members  to  be  official  representatives  of  the  National  Education 
Association  at  the  First  International  Moral  Education  Congress  to  be  held  at  London, 
England,  September  25  to  29, 1908:  Edwin  G.  Cooley,  superintendent  of  Schools,  Chicago, 
III.;  Samuel  T.  Black,. president  State  Normal  School,  San  Diego,  Cal.;  David  B.  Johnson, 
president  Winthrop  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Rock  Hill,  S.  C;  Clifford  W.  Barnes, 
Chicago,  111. 

The  next  order  of  business  was  the  election  of  a  member  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  to 
succeed  Carroll  G.  Pearse  whose  term  expired  with  this  meeting.  Director  Keyes  moved 
that  the  Secretary  be  instructed  to  cast  the  ballot  of  the  Board  for  Mr.  Pearse  to  succeed 
himself.    The  ballot  was  so  cast  and  Mr.  Pearse  declared  elected  as  trustee  for  four  years. 

The  next  order  of  business  being  the  election  of  a  member  of  the  Executive  Committee 
ifor  one  year,  a  letter  was  read  from  W.  T.  Harris,  requesting  that  he  be  not  re-elected. 
E.  E.  Brown  of  Washington,  D.  C,  and  J.  H.  Phillips,  Binningham,  Ala.,  were  nominated. 
A  ballot  resulted  in  the  election  of  J.  H.  Phillips. 

Invitations  for  the  convention  of  1909  were  then  received. 

Director  Charles  E.  Chadsey,  superintendent  of  schools,  Denver,  Colo.,  presented 
an  invitation  for  the  association  to  meet  in  that  city.  This  invitation  was  indorsed  by 
Director  Crec  T.  Work  of  Texas. 

An  invitation  from  Chicago  for  the  meeting  of  1909,  or  a  succeeding  year,  was  extended 
by  Curt  M.  Treat  of  the  Chicago  Association  of  Commerce. 

An  invitation  from  Atlantic  City,  N.  J.,  was  presented  by  George  S.  Lenhart,  secretary- 
director  of  the  Atlantic  City  Publicity  Bureau. 

A  telegram  was  read  inviting  the  Association  to  meet  in  Seattle. 

Upon  motion  the  following  resolution  was  adopted: 

Resolved:  That  it  is  the  opinion  of  this  Board  of  Directors  that  the  next  meeting  of  the 
National  Education  Association  should  be  held  in  the  city  of  Denver,  Colorado,  provided 
arrangements  be  made  satisfactory  to  the  Executive  Committee. 

The  Committee  on  Nomination  of  Members  of  the  National  Council  reported  as 
follows: 

To  Board  of  Directors: 

Your  committee  on  nominations  would  report  the  following  recommendations: 
Oscar  J.  Craig,  Missoula,  Mont.,  to  succeed  himself  for  term  ending  1914. 
David  Felmley,  Normal,  III.,  to  succeed  himself  for  term  ending  1914. 
John  R.  Kirk,  Kirksville,  Mo.,  to  succeed  himself  for  term  ending  1914. 
David  B.  Johnson,  Rock  Hill,  S.  C,  to  succeed  himself  for  term  ending  1914. 
W.  C.  Martindale,  Detroit,  Mich.,  to  succeed  J.  F.  Millspaugh,  term  ending  19 14. 


46  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

£.  B.  Craighead,  New  Orleans,  La.,  to  succeed  R.  H.  Halsey,  deceased,  tenn  ending 
1910. 

David  R.  Boyd,  Norman,  Oklahoma,  to  succeed  F.  Louis  Soldan,  deceased,  term 
ending  1910. 

For  Members  under  New  Amendicent 
One  Year,  Term  Ending  IQOQ 
John  MacDonald,  Topeka,  Kans.  Morris  Elmer  DAav,  San  Jos<,  Cal. 

Alma  L.  Binzel,  Menomonie,  Wis.  S.  L.  Heeter,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

Charles  McKenny,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Two  Years,  Term  Ending  igio 
Henry  Snyder,  Jersey  City,  N.  J.  Edwin  E.  Sparks,  State  College,  Pa, 

Katharine  E.  Dopp,  Chicago,  111.  Henry  Suzzallo,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Henry  C.  Morrison,  Concord,  N.  H. 

Three  Years,  Term  Ending  igii 
Estelle  Reel,  Washington,  D.  C.  Julius  I.  Foust,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Theo.  B.  Noss,  California,  Pa.  W.  T.  Carrington,  Springfield,  Mo. 

John  J.  Doyne,  Little  Rock,  Ark. 

Four  Years,  Term  Ending  IQI2 
Sarah  Louise  Arnold,  Boston,  Mass.         Edward  T.  Fairchild,  Topeka,  Kans. 
James  A.  MacLean,  Moscow,  Idaho  Alfred  Bayliss,  Macomb,  111. 

Ernest  C.  Moore,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

Five  Years,  Term  Ending  igi^ 
Ida  C.  Bender,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  William  O.  Riddell,  Des  Moines,  la. 

Henry  B.  Brown.  Valparaiso,  Ind.  A.  C.  Nelson,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah 

Reed  B.  Teitrick,  Harrisburg,  Pa. 

Six  Years,  Term  Ending  IQ14 
Mrs.  Ellen  H.  Richards,  Boston,  Mass.  M.  Bates  Stephens,  Annapolis,  Md. 
Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  Pasadena,  Cal.  J.  A.  Shawan,  Columbus,  Ohio. 
James  W.  Crabtree,  Peru,  Neb. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

Charles  H.  Keyes 
I.  C.  McNeill 
J.  M.  Greenwood 
CommiUee 
On  motion  of  Director  Mott  of  Indiana  the  report  was  accepted  and  adopted. 
A  special  committee  of  th<;  National  Council,  consisting  of  James  H.  Baker,  chairman, 
William  O.  Thompson,  and  Augustus  S.  Downing,  appeared  before  the  Board  of  Directors 
to  present  a  request  from  the  Council  that  the  several  preliminary  reports  of  the  special 
committee  appointed  at  the  Los  Angeles  meeting  should  be  published  and  should  if  possible 
be  included  in  the  annual  volume  of  Proceedings. 

Chairman  Baker  urged  that  while  these  reports  are  preliminary  and  incomplete, 
the  matter  submitted  had  been  carefully  prepared  and  is  in  permanent  form.  Additions 
may  be  made  later  which  will  not  necessarily  change  the  form  of  the  report  already  made, 
but  will  be  supplementary  thereto.  The  publication  of  these  reports  is  especially  important 
since  they  include  matter  which  will  be  needed  to  guide  future  investigations  and  which 
should  be  widely  distributed  for  this  purpose.  He  especially  urged  that  they  be  included 
in  the  annual  volume  of  Proceedings  if  it  should  be  found  possible  to  do  so  without  exceeding 
the  limits  of  space.  But  if  not  published  in  the  volume,  they  should  be  printed  in  suffi- 
ciently large  editions  to  supply  the  general  demand  of  those  interested  in  the  several  lines 
of  investigation. 

Mr.  Baker  referred  especially  to  a  preliminary  report  on  the  subject  of  "The  Culture 
and  Time  Element  in  Education,"  which  he  had  been  requested  to  make  as  preliminary  to 
a  complete  report  on  this  subject.  This  report  included  a  valuable  classified  bibliography 
on  this  subject  which  would  be  exceedingly  helpful  and  indeed  necessary  for  the  formula- 
tion of  a  complete  report. 

A.  S.  Downing  of  the  same  committee  urged  the  publication  of  the  several  reports 


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referred  to  in  the  annual  volume  of  Proceedings,  even  tho  it  should  be  necessary  to  eliminate, 
or  print  in  abstract  only,  many  of  the  papers  presented  at  the  various  department  meetings. 
He  urged  that  reports  of  the  nature  referred  to  were  the  results  of  extensive  study  of  the 
subjects,  had  been  carefully  prepared,  and  were,  therefore,  of  more  value  than  the  usual 
convention  papers  and  discussions. 

In  addition,  Mr.  Downing  urged  that  apart  from  the  question  of  publishing  these 
reports,  the  volume  could  be  reduced  in  size  by  the  elimination  df  much  of  the  matter  now 
published  and  by  printing  only  abstracts  of  the  various  papers  read  before  the  Association. 

A  motion  was  made  by  Chairman  Baker  and  seconded  by  Director  Cree  T.  Work  of 
Texas  that  the  Secretary  of  the  Association  be  instructed  and  authoqzed  to  condense  the 
papers  and  discussions  of  the  various  departments  sufficiently  to  make  it  possible  to  publish 
in  the  annual  volume  all  of  the  reports  made  to  the  Council  of  Education  for  the  current 
year;  this  with  the  understanding  that  the  Secretary  should  call  upon  the  president  of  each 
department  for  assistance  in  this  work. 

Secrstasy  Ikwin  Shepasd,  in  speaking  on  this  motion,  said  that  the  plan  suggested  of 
making  abstracts  of  the  papers  of  the  various  departments  for  the  purpose  of  reducing  the 
size  of  the  annual  volume  was  far  more  difficult  than  might  appear  at  first  thought.  There  are 
twenty-one  different  departments  of  the  Association,  representing  twenty-one  separate 
departments  of  educational  work  and  interests.  While  it  is  true  that  few  papers  appearing 
in  the  volume  are  equally  interesting  to  all  teachers,  it  is  believed  that  all  papers  are  of  value 
and  interest  for  those  especially  connected  with  the  work  of  the  department  in  which  they 
were  presented.  The  members  of  the  Department  of  Music  Education  would  deem  it 
important  that  all  of  the  papers  in  that  department  be  published  in  full  in  the  volume  of 
Proceedings,  even  tho  it  might  be  necessary  to  condense  the  papers  read  before  the  Depart- 
ment of  Technical  Education;  while  the  members  of  the  Department  of  Technical  Educa- 
tion would  probably  take  quite  a  different  view. 

While  it  cannot  be  denied  that  there  is  a  great  difference  in  the  excellence  of  the 
various  papers,  with  rare  exception  all  are  valuable  and  are  deemed  important  for  publica- 
tion in  the  volume  by  certain,  altho  possibly  different,  classes  of  members.  It  would  seem 
impossible  to  satisfy  the  members  of  the  Association  unless  the  papers  were  printed  in 
full,  since  the  members  look  forward  to  the  annual  volume  as  a  complete  record  of  the  pro- 
ceedings of  the  convention,  while  many  active  members  who  cannot  attend  the  meetings 
keep  up  their  membership  because  it  secures  to  them  a  full  record  of  the  convention  papers 
and  discussions. 

The  Association  is  under  great  obligations  to  those  who  accept  appointments  on  the 
various  programs,  prepare  the  papers,  come  to  the  conventions,  oftentimes  from  long 
distances,  paying  their  own  expenses,  for  the  purpose  of  contributing  to  the  discussions  of 
the  convention.  Should  we  decline  to  publish  the  papers  carefully  prepared  for  the  con- 
ventions and  kept  within  the  limits  required,  we  might  soon  find  it  difficult  to  secure 
speakers  for  the  convention  programs.  Certain  limits  to  papers  have  been  fixed,  namely, 
3,000  words  for  formal  papers  and  1,000  words  for  discussions.  These  limits  should  be 
strictly  observed  and  papers  and  discussions  which  exceed  these  limits  should  be  returned 
to  the  writers  that  abridgment  may  be  made.  It  is  doubtful  whether  the  Secretary  or  any 
other  person  ought  to  be  authorized  to  make  these  abridgments. 

DiKEcros  William  H.  Maxwell  said  that  it  was  evident  that  the  abridgment  of  the 
papers  presented  at  the  annual  conventions  was  a  matter  of  great  difficulty  and  perplexity 
and  that  it  was  doubtful  whether  the  Association  could  fairly  adopt  any  absolute  rule  of 
instructions  to  this  end.  Mr.  Maxwell  then  moved  as  a  substitute  for  the  pending  motion 
that  the  matter  of  abridging  the  addresses  made  before  the  Association  and  of  publishing 
the  reports  presented  to  the  Council  of  Education  be  referred  to  the  Executive  Committee 
and  the  Secretary  of  the  Association.    The  motion  was  seconded. 

DisxcTOK  James  M.  Greenwood,  in  speaking  on  the  substitute  motion,  urged  that 
speakers  on  the  various  programs  of  the  Association  be  requested  to  make  abstracts  of  their 


48  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

various  papers  to  be  submitted  with  the  complete  papers  themselves  so  that  if  the  volume 
of  Proceedings  would  not  contain  all  the  papers  the  abstracts  might  be  used  instead. 

DisECTOR  Cree  T.  Work  urged  that  the  presidents  of  the  respective  departments 
should  be  requested  to  assist  the  Secretary  of  the  Association  in  editing  the  proceedings  of 
each  department  with  a  view  of  keeping  them  within  the  available  limits  of  the  annual 
volume. 

The  substitute  motion  by  Director  Maxwell  was  then  put  to  vote  and  carried. 

Charles  R.  Richards  of  the  Committee  of  Investigations  on  Manual  Training 
Courses  in  the  Public  Schools  presented  to  the  Board  of  Directors  request  for  authority  to 
increase  the  number^of  their  committee  from  the  present  number  of  eight  to  not  less  than 
fifteen  or  more  than  twenty,  in  order  that  all  departments  of  the  subject  might  find  repre- 
sentation upon  the  committee  of  investigation,  with  a  view  of  securing  a  more  valuable  and 
complete  report  on  the  subject  in  hand.  On  motion  the  request  of  Mr.  Richards  was 
granted  and  authority  given  to  the  committee  already  authorized  to  increase  its  number 
to  not  less  than  fifteen  nor  more  than  twenty  members. 

Mrs.  Frances  W.  Leiter  of  Ohio  presented  to  the  Board  of  Directors  the  following 
commynication:  * 

questions  presented  to  the  board  of  directors  of  the  N.  E.   a.   by  MRS. 
FRANCES  W.  LEITER  (ACTIVE  MEMBER) 

1.  In  creating  the  Educational  Department  of  National  Organization  of 
Women,  was  it  intended  that  these  societies  petitioning  for  same  should  appear  at  the 
National  Education  Association  sessions  in  their  organiud  capacity;  or,  in  the  individual 
capacity  of  their  members  who  are  active  members  of  the  National  Education  Association  ? 

2.  Was  it  intended  that  all,  or  part,  of  the  national  organizations  of  women  who  were 
instrumental  in  petitioning  for  creation  of  the  department  should  have  power,  in  effect^ 
to  make  this  National  Education  Association  Women's  Educational  Department  exclusive, 
so  far  as  other  national  societies  of  women  are  concerned,  which  also  have  educational 
bearing  and  have  representation  in  the  National  Education  Association  by  active  member- 
ship f 

3.  Was  it  intended  that  the  societies  taking  an  initial  step  toward  this  department 
should,  because  of  this  initial  step,  continue  to  have  controUitig  power  in,  and  jurisdiction 
over,  the  department,  so  far  as  plans,  policies,  and  elections  arc  concerned  ? 

4.  Does  it  not  come  under  the  constitutional  law  of  the  National  Education  Associa- 
tion that  any  national  organization  of  women,  with  active  National  Education  Association 
membership,  by  virtue  of  these  active  members,  may  voluntarily  become  a  ^rt  of  this  de- 
partment— Its  active  members  having  equal  power  with  active  members  of  all  other  similar 
societies  of  vote  and  discussion — ^whether  in  the  list  of  initial  organizations  or  not  ? 

5.  Where  a  national  society  has  an  educational  department,  are  superintendents  or 
committee  members  of  the  same  department,  in  state  and  local  capacity,  eligible  to  active 
membership  in  the  National  Education  Association  ? 

On  motion  it  was  ordered  that  a  committee  of  three  be  appointed  to  whom  Mrs. 
Leiter^s  communication  should  be  referred,  the  said  committee  to  report  at  the  next 
meeting  of  the  Board. 

The  President  then  appointed  the  following  committee  oa  Mre.  Letter's  communica- 
tion: 

Nathan  C.  Schaeffer,  of  Pensylvania,  Chairman. 
Augustus  S.  Downing,  of  New  York. 
Edwin  G.  Cooley,  of  Illinois. 

There  being  no  further  business  the  Board  of  Directors  adjourned. 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary 


REPORT  OF  THE  SECRETARY 

OF  THE 

NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE 
UNITED  STATES 


Secretary's  Office,  Winona,  Minn.,  November  i6,  1908 
To  the  Board  of  Trustees  oj  the  National  Education  Association: 

Gentlemen:  In  submitting  report  of  the  business  of  the  Secretary's  office  for  year 
1907-8,  attention  is  called  to  the  following  table  which  shows  that  the  Association  reached 
an  active  membership  of  5,261  in  the  year  of  the  Asbury  Park  and  Ocean  Grove  meeting. 
The  following  year,  when  no  meeting  was  held,  the  membership  was  reduced  by  87,  there 
being  a  loss  of  644  by  withdrawal  and  46  by  death — a  total  loss  of  690;  while  there  were 
additions  of  603  new  members,  leaving  the  membership  for  the  anniversary  year  1906-7 
at  5,174. 

The  year  of  the  Los  Angeles  meeting,  1907-8,  was  not  favorable  for  increasing  the 
active  membership,  there  being  only  356  additions  while  there  was  a  loss  of  463  by  with- 
drawal and  23  by  death — a  total  loss  of  486 — ^reducing  the  membership  by  130  to  5,044. 

We  are  pleased  to  report  954  additions  of  new  members  since  January  i,  1908; 
while  the  loss  by  withdrawal  has  been  271  and  by  death  22 — a  total  loss  of  293.  This 
brings  up  the  active  membership  to  5,705  as  will  appear  in  the  following  Ibt  of  members. 
It  should  be  noted  that  during  these  three  years  the  losses  have  been  largely  from  the  mem- 
bers least  interested  in  the  work  of  the  Association,  while  the  additions  have  been  of  those 
who  desired  to  identify  themselves  permanently  with  the  Association  and  its  work. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERSfflP 
The  growth  of  the  active  membership  of  the  Association  since  its  organization  is 
shown  by  the  following  table: 

TABLE  SHOWING  ACTIVE  MEMBERSHIP  ENROLLMENT  SINCE  1895 


Year 


Meeting 


Addi. 
tiona 

Loss  by 
Death 

Loss  by 
With- 
drawRl 

Total 
Loss 

Net 
Gain 

1,464 

.. 

... 

... 

467 

18 

56 

74 

393 

290 

20 

I7S 

19s 

95 

399 

26 

lax 

147 

252 

308 

3a 

159 

191 

117 

629 

x8 

X2X 

139 

489 

562 

23 

134 

157 

405 

1.364 

17 

274 

291 

1,073 

66s 

30 

38X 

411 

aS4 

1,134 

as 

390 

415 

719 

603 

46 

644 

690 

87 

356 

33 

463 

486 

130 

954 

aa 

a7x 

293 

661 

Total 
Member- 
ship 


1895 

1896-97... 
1897-98- • 
1898-99. •• 
1899-1900. 
1900-1901 . 
1 901-1903 . 
X902-1903 . 
I903-X904- 
190^1905. 
1905-X906. 
1906-1907. 
1 907-1908.. 


Buffalo 

MUwaukee 

Washington 

Los  Angeles 

Charleston 

Detroit 

Minneapolis 

Boston 

St.  Louis 

Asbury  Park  and  Ocean  Grove. 

No  meeting 

Los  Angeles 

Cleveland 


1,464 
i.8s7 
1,952 
2,204 

»,331 

2,810 
3.axs 
4,a88 
4,542 
5,a6i 
5.174 
5,044 
5,705 


The  enrollment  of  educational  institutions  is  distributed  as  follows: 

Universities  and  colleges 170 

Normal  schools 83 

Public  libraries 159 

State  Departments  of  Education 16 

Public  sdiools 253 

New  York  city  223 

Other  cities        30 

Boards  of  education 19 

Other  educational  institutions 40 


Total 


740 


49 


so 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


RECEIPTS  AND  EXPENSES  OF  SECRETARY'S  OFFICE 
While  it  is  intended  that  all  revenues  of  the  Association  shall  be  paid  direct  to  the 
Treasurer,  the  Secretary  is  charged  with  the  collection  of  annual  dues  of  active  members 
not  attending  the  annual  conventions;  of  new  members  enrolled  at  other  times  than  during 
the  annual  convention;  of  receipts  from  the  sale  of  back  volumes,  reprints,  committee 
reports,  etc.  The  revenue  from  these  sources  is  reported  by  the  Secretary  to  the  Treasurer 
monthly. 

TABLE  OF  CASH   RECEIPTS   AT  THE   SECRETARY'S   OFFICE  SINCE    1 895 


Year 


1895-96... 

1896-97  . 

1897-98... 

1898-99. 

1899-1900 

1900-1901 

X901-1902 

I 902- I 903 

I 903- I 904 

1904-1905 

1905-1906 

1906-1907 

1907-1908 


Act.  Mem.  Dues 
and  EnroU.  not 
Received  at  An- 
nual Meeting 


81,262.35 
1,066.25 
1,604  23 
2,398.07 
3,436  26 
2,757-85 
3,620.49 
4.152  24 
4,292.00 
8,744  00 
7,203.35 
9,204.61 

10,042. 00 


Sales  of  Back 
Volumes 


8  193-90 
37-25 

1.375  63 
406.70 

1,14x50 
852.65 
963.15 
830. 25 
831.6a 
480.8s 
661.30 
605.33 
588. 11 


Sales  of  Com- 
mittee Reports, 
etc. 


8453 

76 

119 

89 

677 

35 

478 

69 

ao3 

39 

122 

47 

297 

79 

148 

54 

3»9 

5« 

211 

85 

227 

03 

Total 


81,456.25 
1,103.50 
3,433  62 
3,924.66 
5.255-" 
5.089.19 
4,785.93 
5,404. 06 
5,421 -41 
9,373-39 
8,184.33 
I0,03i .  78 
10,854  13 


The  following  table  shows  the  expenses  of  the  Secretary's  office  since  the  establishment 
of  a  permanent  office  in  1898: 

TABLE   OF  CLASSIFIED  EXPENSES   AT  THE  SECRETARY'S  OFFICE  SINCE    1 898 


Year 

Postage 

Tele- 
grams 

Fraght 

and 
Express 

Clerical 
Service 

Sution- 

eryand 

Office 

Supplies 

Travel- 
ing 

Miscd- 
laneous 

Rent 
with 
Heat. 
Light 
&Care 

Salary 

Total 

1898-1899 
1899-1900 
1900-1901 
1901-1902 
1903-1903 
1903-1904 
I 904-1 905 
1905-1906 
1906-1907 
I 907-1 908 

8462.78 
642.76 
749-65 

784-38 
1.303  55 
1,632.67 
1.523-25 
1,183.80 
2,069.35 

8134-97 

118.86 

53  42 

71-63 

69  73 

126.92 

100.56 

97  34 

339-94 

187.10 

821.53 
55-44 
21.18 
30.09 
20.08 
61.25 
57  38 
47-88 
40.78 

129.52 

8525-45 
464  33 

792-15 
1,485-41 
1,509  85 
1,738.23 
1.724.94 

2,339  33 

8118.44 
160.07 
169.02 
"4  15 
99  73 
180.30 
149  12 
129  65 
184.74 
201.35 

8275  21 
398.63 
J39.25 
148.40 
398.30 
267.57 
612.59 
398.45 
957. X5 
774-63 

8  49-75 
45.70 
X37.27 
56.53 
46.60 
77-47 
55.66 

600 
600 
600 
600 
600 

83,000 
4,000 
4,000 
4,000 
4,000 
4,000 
4,000 
4,000 
4,000 
4,000 

84,538-38 
5.840.09 
5,696.1a 

6^660!  07 
8.15a.  X7 
8,718.70 
8,581.40 
9,108.83 
10.356.14 

THE  FIXED  REVENUE 
The  receipts  from  the  Secretary's  office  and  from  interest  on  the  permanent  fund,  com- 
bined, constitute  a  fixed  and  growing  revenue  entirely  independent  of  the  receipts  from  the 
annual  convention,  as  follows: 

TABLE   SHOWING   RECEIPTS   FROM  SECRETARY'S   OFFICE   AND  FROM  INTEREST  ON   THE 
PERMANENT   FUND  SINCE    1 895 


Year 


Receipts  from 
Secretary's  Ofl5ce 


Receipts  from 
the  Permanent  Fund 


Total 


1895-96. . . 
1896-97.. . 
1897-98... 
1898-99... 
1899-1900. 
1900-1901. 
1901-1902. 
1902-1903. 
1903-1904, 
1904-1905. 
1905-1906. 
1906-1907. 
1907-1908. 


81,456.25 
1,103.50 
3.433  62 
2,924.66 
5.255. XI 
5,089.19 
4.785.93 
5.404.96 
5.431-41 
9.373-39 
8,184.23 
10,021 .78 
10,854.15 


83,058.14 
2,801.95 
2,268.47 
3,164.13 
3,447- 13 
3,883.03 
3.841.32 
4,715.10 
6,573.08 
5,534.90 
6,553.44 
6,657.80 
6,743.60 


84.514  39 
3,005.45 
5,703.00 
6,088.79 
8,703.33 
8,973 .  33 
8,637.  IS 

I0,I30.06 

",99s.  39 
14,908  19 
14,736  67 
16,679  58 
17,696.73 


REPORT  OF  THE  SECRETARY 


SI 


THE  PERMANENT  FUND 

The  following  table  shows  the  growth  of  the  permanent  fund,  provided  for  by  the 
constitution,  and  the  interest  receipts  from  this  fund,  since  its  foundation  in  1886,  as  shown 
by  the  annual  reports  of  the  Board  of  Trustees. 

The  surplus  ftom  the  meetings  of  1884  and  1885  and  from  other  sources  was  turned 
over  to  the  Board  of  Trustees  at  the  time  of  the  incorporation  of  the  Association  as  the  first 
installment  ($3,400)  of  the  permanent  fund. 

TABLE  SHOWING  GROWTH  OF  THE  PERMANENT  FUND   FROM    1886-1906 


Year 


Meeting 

Topeka 

Chicago 

San  Frandaco 

NashviUe 

St.  Paul 

Toronto 

Saratoga  Springs 

No  meeting 

Asbury  Park 

Denver 

Buffalo 

Milwaukee 

Washington 

Los  Angeles 

Charleston 

Detroit 

Minneapolis 

Boston 

St.  Louis 

Asbury  Park  and  Ocean  Grove 

No  meeting 

Los  Angeles 


Additions  to  the 
Permanent  Fund 


Total  Amount  of 
Permanent  Fund 


Revenue  from 
Permanent  Fund 


1886-67- •■ 

1887-S8... 

1888-89... 

188^^-90... 

1890-91 . . . 

1891-92... 

1892-93... 

»893-M.- 

1894-95-. 

1895-^  •-. 

1896-97... 

1897-98... 

1898-99  •• 

1899-1900. 

1900-X901 . 

1901-X902 . 

1902-1903. 

1903-X904- 

1904-19OS- 

1905-1906. 

1906-X907. 

1907-X908. 


$  1,175.00 

11,100.00 

9.3a5  00 

4,000.00 

7,400.00 

3.600.00 

No  addition 

No  addition 

5,000.00 

9.961.7  s 

4,300.00 

4,738-25 

xo.ooo.oo 

14,000.00 

No  addition 

xo,ooo.oo 

xo,ooo.oo 

39,000.00 

No  addition 

8,100.00 

5,000.00 

9,928.00 


•  4,575.00* 
15,675  00 
25,000.00 
29,000.00 
36,400.00 
40,000.00 
40,000.00 
40,000.00 
45,000.00 
54,961  -  75 
59,261 .  75 
64,000.00 
74,000.00 
88,000.00 
88,000.00 
98,000.00 
108,000.00 
147,000.00 
147,000.00 
xS5.JOO.oo 
160,100.00 
170,028.00 


$  204.00 
317.9J 
943  15 
1,352.25 
x,66o.oo 
2,049-13 
3.183  64 
2,369.  x6 
2,058.96 
3,058.14 
2,801.95 
2,568.47 
3,164.13 
3,474-12 
3,883.03 
3,841 .  22 
4.71s  10 
6,573  98 
5,534  90 
6,552-44 
6,657.80 
6,742.60 


*  1884  and  X885,  Madison  and  Saratoga  Springs,  surplus  $3,400. 

THE  CLEVELAND   CONVENTION 

In  the  Secretary's  report  for  1907-8  (See  Los  Angeles  Yearhooh,  p.  55)  appears  a 
statement  of  the  changed  relations  with  railway  lines,  following  a  decision  of  Interstate 
Commerce  Conunission,  that  the  former  method  of  collecting  membership  fees  in  the  price 
of  the  convention  ticket  is  not  allowable  under  recent  legislation  by  Congress.  The 
arrangement  approved  by  the  Commission  for  the  Los  Angeles  meeting,  reducing  the 
convention  rate  on  a  "Certificate  Plan"  to  bona  fide  members  of  the  Association,  proved 
highly  satisfactory;  and  it  was  supposed  that  the  ruling  would  remain  in  force  for  future 
meetings. 

The  lines  of  the  Central  Passenger  Association  in  whose  territory  the  Cleveland  Con- 
vention was  held  had  generally  op^Kised  the  certificate  plan  as  authorized  by  the  Interstate 
Commerce  Commission  for  the  Los  Angeles  meeting,  and  were  unable  to  come  to  any 
agreement  on  the  matter  of  rates  until  late  in  May,  1908,  when  a  rate  of  one  and  one-half 
fare  for  the  round  trip  on  the  "Certificate  Plan"  was  granted  for  the  Cleveland  Conven- 
tion. Soon  after  a  Special  Announcement  of  this  rate,  a  single  line  obtained  from  the 
Interstate  Commerce  Commission,  on  ex  parte  evidence,  without  the  knowledge  of  the 
officers  of  the  National  Education  Association,  and  too  late  for  a  hearing  or  reconsidera- 
tion of  the  same,  a  special  ruling  that  the  "Certificate  Plan"  could  not  apply  for  the 
Cleveland  ConventioB  and  that  tickets  should  instead  be  sold  on  the  "Open  Rate"  plan. 

The  late  date  of  the  action  granting  a  rate,  the  change  from  the  "Certificate  Plan"  to 
the  "Open  Rate"  plan,  and  the  consequent  confusion,  effectually  destroyed  whatever 
prospects  there  had  been  for  a  large  attendance  at  the  Cleveland  Convention. 

The  teachers  of  the  country  had  generally  determined  their  plans  for  the  annual 
vacation  long  before  the  date  of  the  first  action  by  the  railroads  granting  reduced  rates. 
The  attendance  at  Cleveland  was  therefore  smaller  than  at  any  recent  convention.  The 
total  enrollment  at  Cleveland  was  8,328,  of  which  number  the  State  of  Ohio  furnished 
5,443>  leaving  but  2,885  enrolled  from  all  other  states.  It  is  noteworthy  that  no  state  out- 
side of  Ohio  had  as  many  members  enrolled  at  the  Cleveland  Convention  as  Arizona  had  at 
the  Los  Angeles  Convention  the  year  before.    It  was  also  a  matter  of  surprise  that  Illinois 


52  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  . 

had  but  302  enrolled  at  Cleveland,  while  there  were  761  enrolled  from  that  state  at  Los 
Angeles.  Indiana  sent  to  Los  Angeles  135,  and  only  146  to  Cleveland.  One  encouraging 
feature  of  the  Cleveland  enrollment  was  that  744  enrolled  as  new  active  members. 

The  meetings  of  the  General  Sessions  and  of  the  Departments  were  all  weO  attended, 
the  addresses  and  discussions  bemg  regarded  as  the  best  ever  presented  at  any  convention. 

The  City  of  Cleveland  had  made  the  most  generous  provision  for  entertaining  40^000 
members,  and  spared  no  pains  in  providing  for  the  comfort  and  entertainment  of  the 
Convention  and  for  the  success  of  all  of  the  meetings. 

SPECIAL  COMMITTEES 

COMMITTEE  ON  INDUSTRIAL  EDUCATION  FOR  RURAL  SCHOOLS 

Lorenzo  D.  Harvey,  supt.  of  Stout  Training  Schools,  Menomonie,  Wis.,  chairman, 
Elmer  Ellsworth  Brown,  United  States  Conunissioner  of  Education,  Washington,  D.C. 

0.  J.  Kern,  superintendent  of  sdiools,  Winnebago  Co.,  Rockford,  111. 

An  appropriation  of  $500  for  the  expenses  of  the  conamittee  was  granted  by  the  Board 
of  Directors  (see  minutes  of  meeting,  July  12,  1907,  pp.  48,  49). 

The  Committee  made  a  special  report  at  the  Cleveland  Convention  which  was  dis- 
cussed by  the  National  Council  and  reconmiended  by  that  body  for  publication  in  the 
Annual  Volume  of  Proceedings.  It  will  also  be  published  as  a  separate  pamphlet  to  be 
supplied  with  the  original  report  of  the  same  conmiittee  issued  in  1905. 

The  expenses  of  the  Conmiittee  for  the  year  were  $202 .02.  No  additional  appropria- 
tion was  made  for  future  expenses.  The  Conmiittee  was  continued  under  the  previous 
action  of  the  Board  of  Directors. 

A  full  history  of  this  Committee  and  of  its  re-organization  in  1907  may  be  found  cxi 
pp.  59,  60  of  the  Los  Angeles  Yearbook, 

committee  on  universal  system  of  key  notation 
E.  O.  Vaile,  Oak  Park,  111.,  chairman. 

*HoM£R  H.  Seerley,  president,  State  Normal  School,  Cedar  Falls,  Iowa. 
Thomas  M.  Balliet,  dean  of  School  of  Pedagogy,  New  York  University,  New  York  City. 
tWiLLiAM  H.  Maxwell,  superintendent  of  schools,  New  York  City. 
Melvil  Dewey,  Lake  Placid  Club,  Essex  Co.,  N.  Y. 

No  report  by  this  Committee  has  been  made  during  the  past  three  years.  For  a  full 
account  of  the  work  of  this  Committee  see  page  60  of  the  Los  Angeles  Yearbook. 

committee  on  teaching  morals  in  the  public  schools  of  the  united  states 
James  M.  Greenwood,  superintendent  of  schools,  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  chairman. 
Clifford  W.  Barnes,  chairman,  International  Committee  on  Moral  Training,  Lake 

Forest,  111. 
Martin  G.  Brumbaugh,  superintendent  of  schools,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
William  L.  Bryan,  president  of  University  of  Indiana,  Bloom ington,  Ind. 
John  W.  Carr,  superintendent  of  schools,  Dayton,  Ohio. 

An  appropriation  of  $500  was  made  for  expenses  of  the  committee  at  the  Los 
Angeles  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors.  The  CoiAmittee  expended  1 148. 8 L  A  re- 
port was  made  to  the  National  Council  at  the  Cleveland  Meeting  and  was  recommended  for 
publication  in  the  Annual  Volume  of  Proceedings.    The  Committee  was  then  discharged. 

COMMITTEE  ON  SCARCITY  OF  TEACHERS 

1.  C.  McNeill,  superintendent  of  schools,  Memphis,  Tenn.,  chairman. 
David  Felmley,  president  of  State  Nornaal  University,  Normal,  111. 
James  M.  Green,  principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Trenton,  N.  J. 
Charles  H.  Keyes,  superintendent  of  schools.  South  District,  Hartford,  Conn. 
James  E.  Russell,  dean  of  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York  city. 

An  appropriation  of  $500  was  made  for  the  expenses  of  this  committee  by  the  Board  of 
Directors  at  the  Los  Angeles  Convention.  The  Committee  expended  $180.30.  A  report 
was  presented  to  the  National  Council  which  accepted  the  same  and  recommended  that 
it  be  printed  in  the  Annual  Volume  of  Proceedings.    The  Committee  was  then  discharged. 

COMMITTEE  ON  PROVISIONS  IN  PUBUC  SCHOOLS  FOR  EXCEPTIONAL  CHILDREN 

James  H.  Van  Sickle,  superintendent  of  city  schools,  Baltimore,  Md.,  chairman. 

Andrew  W.  Edson,  associate  superintendent  of  city  schools,  New  York  City. 

Frank  Fitzpatrick,  No. '93,  Summer  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Carroll  G.  Pearse,  superintendent 'pf  city  schools,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Lloyd  E.  Wolfe,  superintendent  ofjschools,  San  Antonio,  Tex. 

^Appointed  February  93,  xgoS,  to  succeed  F.  Louis  Soldmn,  resigned. 
tAppointed  February  aji  xgo8,  to  succeed  Aaron  Gove,  resigned. 


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An  appropriatioii  of  $500  was  made  for  expenses  of  the  Committee  by  the  Board  of 
Directors  m  July,  1907.  The  Committee  expended  $497 .10.  A  report  was  presented  to 
the  National  Council  at  the  Cleveland  meeting,  which  was  accepted  and  recommended  for 
publication  in  the  Annual  Volume  of  Proce«lings  and  the  Committee  discharged. 

COIOIITTEE  ON  A  NATIONAL  UNIVESSITY 

Benjamin  Ide  Wheeler,  president,  University  of  California,  Berkeley,  Cal.,  chairman. 
James  B.  Angell,  president  of  State  University  of  Michigan,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 
Chakles  R.  Van  Hise,  president  of  State  University  of  Wisconsin,  Madison,  Wis. 

This  Committee  was  created  by  the  active  members  at  the  Los  Angeles  meeting  and  an 
appropriation  of  $500  was  authorized  by  the  Board  of  Directors.  The  Conmiittee  mcurred 
no  expenses.  A  Imef  report  was  made  by  President  Charles  R.  Van  Hise,  a  stenographic 
report  of  which  appears  in  the  minutes  of  the  business  meeting  of  active  members  (see 
p.  34).  The  committee  was  continued  as  a  committee  of  conference  and  co-operation 
with  a  similar  committee  of  the  National  Association  of  State  Universities. 

committee  on  coukses  of  manual  training  in  pubuc  schools 
Jesse  D.  Burks,  principal  of  Teachers  Training  School,  Albany,  N.  Y.,  chairman. 
Charles  R.  Richards,  director  of  Cooper  Union,  New  York  city,  secretary. 
Edgar  S.  Barney,  principal  of  Hebrew  Technical  Institute,  New  York  city. 
Howard  D.  Brundage,  supervisor  d  Horace  Mann  School,  Teachers  College,  Columbia 

University,  New  York  city. 
Flora  Cooke,  principal  Francis  Parker  School,  Chicago,  111. 
Carlton  B.  Gibson,  superintendent  of  schools,  Columbus,  Georgia. 
Charles  U.  Keyes,  superintendent  of  schools.  South  District,  Hartford,  Conn. 
EuPHROSYNE  Langley,  instructor  in  Woodworking,  School  of  Education,  The  University 

of  Chicago,  Chicago,  111. 
Frank  M.  Leavitt,  assistant  director  of  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools, 

Boston,  Mass. 
George  A.  MERRiLL,'principal  of  California  School  of  Mechanical  Arts,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Charles  H.  Morse,  secretary  of  Massachusetts  Commission  on  Industrial  Education, 

Boston,  Mass. 
Charles  F.  Warner,  principal  of  Technical  High  School,  Springfield,  Mass. 

This  committee  was  authorised  by  the  Board  of  Directors  in  Julv,  1907,  on  the  appli- 
cation of  the  Department  of  Manual  Training  and  an  appropriation  of  $500  for  its  expenses. 
At  the  meeting  of  the  Board  in  Cleveland,  O.,  Jul^  a,  1908,  authority  was  given  to  increase 
the  membership  to  not  less  than  fifteen,  nor  more  than  twenty,  members. 

The  Committee  incurred  no  expenses  during  the  vear.  The  Board  of  Directors  »t  its 
meeting,  held  June  2^  1908,  took  special  action  making  the  unexpended  appropriation  of 
$500  available  for  the  expenses  of  the  Conmiittee  during  the  ensuing  year.  The  mem- 
bers of  the  reorganized  committee  had  not  been  appointed  at  date  of  going  to  press. 

OOMMITTEE  ON  THE  CULTURE  ELEKENT  AND  ECONOMY  OF  TIME  IN  EDUCATION 

This  Committee  was  authorized  by  the  Board  of  Directors  at  its  meeting  in  Los 
Angeles,  Cal.,  July  12,  1907,  and  I500  was  appropriated  for  its  expenses.  James  H. 
Baker,  president  of  the  State  University  of  Colorado,  was  appointed  chairman  of  the  Com- 
mittee, but  no  additional  members  were  named.  President  Baker  presented  a  preliminary 
report  at  the  meeting  of  the  National  Council  in  Cleveland,  Ohio,  which  was  referred  lo  the 
Board  of  Directors  with  recommendation  that  it  be  printed.  This  action  was  taken  and  the 
Committee  continued.  The  president  of  the  National  Council  was  authorized  to  appoint 
additional  members.  These  new  members  had  not  been  appointed  at  the  time  of  going  to 
press.  No  part  of  the  appropriation  for  the  expenses  of  the  committee  was  expended  by 
President  Baker  during  the  year  ending  June  30,  1908. 

COMMITTEE  ON  CONGRESSIONAL  APPROPRIATIONS  FOR  THE  BUREAU  OF  EDUCATION 

John  W.  Cook,  president,  Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  DeKalb,  III.,  chairman. 

James  H.  Baker,  president.  State  University  of  Colorado,  Boulder,  Colo. 

Calvin  N.  Kendaix,  superintendent  of  public  schools,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

James  Y.  Joyner,  state  superintendent  public  instruction,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 

Thomas  M.  Balliet,  dean  of  School  of  Pedagogy,  New  York  University,  New  York  city. 

This  committee  was  authorized  by  the  Board  of  Directors  at  the  Cleveland  Con- 
vention July  2,  1908,  by  the  adoption  of  the  following  resolution: 

Resolvedy  that  the  President  of  the  National  Education  Association  be  authorized 
and  empowered  to  appoint  a  special  committee  to  memorialize  the  Congress  of  the  United 
States  in  favor  of  granting  the  request  of  the  Commissioner  of  Education,  approved  by 
the  Secretary  of  the  Interior,  for  an  annual  appropriation  to  meet  the  cost  of  educational 
investigations  under  the  direction  of  the  Bureau  of  Education. 

Respectfully  submitted,  Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary 


From  January  i,  1908,  to  November  18,  1908 


Reports  of  the  death  of  the  following  life  and  active  members  have  been  received 
since  January  i,  1908;   the  date  of  decease  follows  each  name. 

John  T.  Buchanan  (May,  1908) New  York.  N.  Y. 

Webster  Cook  (June  30,  1908)        Saginaw,  Mich. 

W.  J.  CoRTHELL  (Nov,  I,  1908) Calais,  Me. 

Mrs.  M.  E.  Ferris-Gettemy  (February  29,  1908)      .     .  Galesburg,  III. 

Joseph  A.  Fripp  (May  17,  1908) New  York,  N^  Y. 

Daniel  C.  Oilman  (October  13,  1908) Baltimore,  Md. 

Adam  Francis  Gunn  (August  25,  1908) San  Francisco,  Cal. 

Daniel  C.  Heath  (January  28,  1908) Boston,  Mass. 

William  C.  Hess  (February  23,  1907) New  York,  N.  Y. 

Cyrus  Wilburn  Hodgin  (October  3,  1908)      ....  Richmond,  Ind. 

Alvan  A.  Kempton  ( ,1908) Bakersfield,  Vt. 

EdwiN  C.  McCarthy  ( ,  1908) Detroit,  Mich. 

LuciEN  B.  O'Dell  ( ,  1907J Brazil,  Ind. 

H.  C.  PRITCHETT  (May  9,  1908) Hunts ville,  Tex. 

Emily  A.  Rice  ( ,  1908) ...  Ocean  Grove,  N.  J. 

David  M.  Sensening  ( ,  190^) West  Chester,  Pa. 

Elmer  E.  Sluss  (May  25,  1908) Harper,  Kan. 

Francis  Huntington  Snow  (September  20,  1908)    .  Lawrence,  Kan. 

F.  Louis  Soldan  (March  27,  1908) St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Daniel  A.  White  (September  i,  1908) Chicago,  111. 

James  D.  Woodring  (April,  1908) Myerstown,  Pa. 

Clark  Montgomery  Young  f  February  28,  1908)      .      .  Vermilion,  S.  D. 

Total,  19 


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LIST  OF  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING 

MEMBERS 

ARRANGED    BY   STATES,  CLASSES,   AND    YEARS   OF    CONTINUOUS   MEMBERSHIP 
REVISED  TO   DECEMBER    I,    IQOS 


The  marginal  figiires  indicate  the  year  of  enroUmerU  as  active  members  by 
those  whose  names  immediately  follow.  The  indented  figures  indicate  year 
of  appoinlmetU  to  present  educational  position.  The  value  of  this  list  as  an 
educational  directory  depends  upon  its  accuracy  and  completeness;  all  mem- 
bers are  invited  to  contribute  to  this  end  by  furnishing  corrections  of  errors, 
however  slight,  and  by  supplying  omitted  data. 

The  institutions  enrolled  as  members  will  be  found  grouped  at  the  end  of 
the  list  for  each  state;  the  arrangement  is  alphabetical  by  years  in  the  order 
of  enrollment. 

CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS 

ENGLAND 
i8oS    Mjchacl  Ebncst  Sadler,  A.M.,  Trinitv  CoU.  and  Christ  Church,  Oxford;  LL.D.  (honoranO.  '02, 
Columbia  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Manchester. 

Secretary  of  the  Oxford  University  Extension  Delegacy,  1885-95;  Student  and  Steward 
of  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  1800-95;  Member  of  the  Royu  Commission  on  Sec- 
ondary Education,  1893-95;  Director  of  Special  Inquiries  and  Reports  in  the 
Education  Department.  1895-1903;  Professor  of  History  and  Administration  cf 
Education,  Victoria  University  of  Manchester,  since  1903;  Officier  de  I'Instruction 
Publique,  1904.  Address:  Eastwood,  Weybridge. 
E.  LYUI.FH  Stanley.  A.B.,  '62.  A.M..  '63.  Oxford  (Lord  Stanley  of  Alderiy). 

Member  of  the  Royal  Commission  on  Education,  1886-87;   Member  of  the  London  School 

Board  since  1876,  formerly  Vice-Chairman  of  that  body,  1897;  Author  of  various 

articles  on  Educational  Subjects.    Address:   18  Mansfield  St.,  Portland  Place. 

London.  W. 

X901     Cloudeslev  S.  Henry  Brereton,  A.B.,  *9^,  A.M.,  '90,  St.  John's  Coll.,  Cambridge;  B.  hs  L.,  L. 

H  L.,  Univ.  of  Paris;  Officier  d'Acad^mie;  Officer  de  I'Instruction  Publicue. 

Divisional  Inspector  to  the  London  County  Council  for  Modem  ^nguases;  Vice- 
President  of  the  International  Jury  for  Primary  Education  at  the  Paris  Exposition, 
1900;  Appointed  to  inquire  into  the  Teaching  of  Modem  languages  in  Ireland, 
1901-1903;  Writer  on  Education  in  **Fortmghtly  Review,"  "The  Times,'*  "Saturday 
Review,"  etc.;  Author  of  various  Reports^  Addressed  the  National  Educational 
Association  of  the  United  States  at  Detroit,  Mich.,  1901,  on  "The  Educational 
Crisis  in  England."  Address:  7  Cannon  Place,  Hampstead,  London,  N.  W. 
Fabian  Ware.  B.  es.  Sc..  '94.  Universities  of  London  and  Paris. 

Ten  Years  Assistant  Master  in  Secondary  Schools  (Bradford.  1895-99);  occasional 
Examiner  to  the  Civil  Service  Commission;  occasional  Inspector  of  Secondary 
Schools  to  the  Board  of  Education,  and  contributor  to  "The  Morning  Post." 
1899- 1901;  Representative  of  the  Education  Committee  of  the  British  Royal 
Commission  at  the  Paris  Exposition,  xpoo;  Assistant  Director  of  Exlucation, 
Transvaal,  1901;  Acting  Director  of  Education.  Transvaal.  January  to  June, 
1903;  Member  of  the  Transvaal  Legislative  Council.  1903-5;  Director  of  Edu- 
cation, Transvaal,  1903-5.    Address:  64  Victoria  St.,  S.  W.,  London. 

SCOTLAND 

s8qS  Suom  SoifEsvnjJt  Laurie,  A.M.,  F.R.S.E.,  L.L.D.  (honorary),  Univ.  of  St.  Andrew's.  Edinburgh 
and  Aberdeen;  Hon.  Fellow  of  the  Educational  Institute  of  Scotland,  and  of  the  Comemus 
Society,  Germany. 

Professor  of  the  Institutes  and  History  of  Education,  Edinburgh  University,  since  1876; 
Visitor  and  Examiner  to  Dick  Bequest  (educational)  Trust  since  1856;  Secretary 
to  the  Endowed  Schools  (Scotland)  C!oramission,  1872;  Secretary  to  Association 
for  Promoting  Secondary  Education  in  Scotland,  founded  1876;  at  one  time  Pn  si- 
dent  of  Teachers'  Guild  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland;  Member  of  Edinburgh 
University  Court;  .Author  of  various  Philosophical  and  Educational  Books  and 
Articles.     Address:    23  George  Sq.,  Edinburgh. 

55 


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NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Argentine 


FRANCE 
1898    Ferdinand  Buisson. 

Professor  of  Education  at  the  Sorbonne.    Address:   30  rue  Bobillot,  Paris. 

J.  J.  Gabriel  CoMPAYRfi,  Ph.D.,  1873. 

professor  of  Philosophy,  Lvcto  de  Pau.  1865 — de  Poitiers,  1868 — de  Toulouse,  1871; 
Professor  of  Philosophy,  Faculty  ot  Letters  of  Toulouse,  1874;  Professor  of  History 
of  Education,  Normal  School  of  F(»itenay  aux  Roses,  1880 — Normal  School  of  St. 
Cloud,  188 1 ;  Member  of  Chambre  des  D<put6s,  1881-89;  Rector  of  the  Academy 
of  Poitiers,  1890-95;  Rector  of  the  Academy  and  University  of  Lvoos,  1895;  Cor- 
responding Member  of  the  Institut  de  France.  1901;  Rector  at  the  University  of 
Lyons.  Inspector  g£n6rsil  de  l'Universit6  oe  France.  Address:  Avenue  de 
/  Breteuil,  80,  Lyons,  France. 

PiESRB  Emile  LEVAS.SEUR,  Doctor  (ad  Honoris),  Univ.  of  Columbia  and  Univ.  of  Budapest;  Litt.D.,'s6. 
Professor  of  Letters  and  Rhetoric,  and  of  History,  at  several  Lyceums.  1868;  Professor 
«  at  the  College  of  France  since  x868;  member  of  I'lnstitute  de  France,  .\cademie 

des  sciences  morales  et  politiques,  1868;  Professor  at  the  Institute  of  Aits  and 
Trades  1871-96.  and  at  the  School  of  Political  Science;  President  of  the  Associa- 
tion for  the  Secondary  Instruction  of  Young  Girls  at  the  Sorbonne  since  1881; 
President  of  the  Statistical  Commission  of  Primary  Instructors  since  1876:  Ad- 
ministrateur  du  College  de  France.  1903;  Corresponding  Member  of  the 
Academies  of  Prussia.  Sweden,  Hungary,  and  of  the  American  Academy  of 
Political  and  Social  Science.    Address:   Le  College  of  France,  Paris. 

1901    Charles  Bayet. 

Professor  of  History  and  Archaeology  of  the  Middle  Ages  at  the  University  of  Lyons,  1876; 
Rector  of  Academy  of  Lille,  189 1*  Director  ofPrimary  Education  to  the  Minister 
of  Public  Instruction,  1896;  Member  of  the  Higher  Council  of  Public  Instruction, 
1900:  Author  of  various  works  on  Archaeology  and  History  of  the  Middle  Ages;  of 
a  volume  on  Byzantine  Art;  of  various  articles  on  Teaching.  Address:  i  me  du 
val  de  Grace,  Paris. 

L£oN  Bourgeois. 

Formerly  Minister  of  PuUic  Instruction;  Member  of  the  Senat.  Address:  3  rue  Palatine, 
Paris. 

Elk  Rabies. 

FeUow  in  Philosophy,  1866-69;  Professor  of  PhiloBophy  in  the  Lyceum  of  Montauban, 

1869-72;   of  Tours,  1872;   of  Charlemagne  at  Paris,  1873-81;   Professor  of  tbe 

'  Department  of  PhUosoi^y  &t  the  Superior  Normal  School,   x88i;    Director  of 

Secondary  Education  in  the  Ministry  of  Public  Instruction,  1889;  Author  of  various 

Philosophical  Treatises.    Address:  271  rue  de  Fleurus,  Paris. 

Camillb  S£e. 

Counselor  of  State;  Author  of  the  Law  of  December  31,  x88o,  which  created  the  Secondary 
"Instruction  of  Young  Women;  Author  of  the  Law  of  June  39,  188 1,  which  created 
the  Normal  School;  Member  of  the  Committees  and  Jury  at  the  Umversal  Ezpo' 
sitions  of  1878,  1889,  and  1900.    Address:  65,  avenue  des  Champs-Elysto.  Paris. 

GERMANY 

1898    Friedrich  Paitlsen,  Ph.D.,  '71,  Berlin. 
~    '  Bsor  of  Philosoi^y  am 
Steglitz  Fichtestrasse  31 

ITALY 


Professor  of  Philosoi^y  and  Peda^^ogics,  University  of  Berlin,  since  1877.    Address: 


1898    Ldigi  Bodio,  LL.D. 

Counselor  of  State;  formerly  Commissioner  General  of  Emigration;  President  of  the 
I  Superior  Council  of  Statistics;  Member  of  various  Statistical  Societies  in  France, 

England,  Germany,  and  America;  Senator  of  the  Kingdom  of  Italy;  General  Secre- 
tary of  the  International  Institute  of  Statistics.    Address:   153  Via  Torino.  Rome. 

RUSSIA 

I9OX      EUGRAPH  P.  KOVALEVSKY. 

Graduate  of  the  University  of  Moscow;  Secretary  of  the  Imperial  Senate  since  1890; 
Officer  of  the  Special  Missions  at  the  Ministry  of  Public  Instruction,  1893;  Dele- 
gate to  the  World's  Columbian  Exposition,  at  Chicago,  189^;  Member  of  the 
Scientific  Committee,  1895;  Director  of  the  Pedagogical  Section  of  the  National 
Exhibition  at  Nijni  Novgorod,  1896;  same  at  Stockholm,  1897;  Director  of  the 
Pedagogical  Commission  at  the  Paris  Exposition  and  member  of  the  International 
Jury  of  Awards,  1900;  President  of  the  Permanent  Commi^on  of  the  Popular 
Conferences  and  Lectures.  1903;  Author  of  various  papers  on  Educational  Sub- 
jects. Membo-  of  the  State  Douma  (of  the  III  election),  and  President  of  the 
Parliamentary  Commission  on  Primary  Education.  Address:  Catherine  Cana- 
14,  St.  Petersburg. 

ARGENTINE  REPUBLIC 

X90X    Joseph  Benjamin  Zitbiaur,  LL.D.,  '84,  Univ.  of  Buenos  Ayres. 

Professor  and  Assistant  Supervisor  of  Normal  Schools  and  National  Colleges,  1881-84; 
Inspector  of  the  Normal  Schools  and  National  CoU^es,  1885-91 :  Delegate  sent 
by  the  Minister  of  Public  Instruction  to  the  World's  Exposition  at  Paris  in  1889; 
Principal  of  the  National  College  of  Concepcion  del  Uruguay,  1802-98;  Director 
of  the  Section  of  Education,  1899;  Member  of  the  National  Board  of  Education. 
1899;  Delegate  to  the  Pan-American  Exposition  from  the  Province  of  Entre  Rios 
and  Genera)  Board  of  Education  of  the  Province  of  Corrientes,  also  Commissioner 
to  Study  the  Elementary  Schools  and  Aduh  Evening  Schoob  of  the  United  States. 
1 90 1.  Address:  care  of  National  Board  of  Education,  Buenos  Ayres,  Argentine 
Republic. 


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REPUBLIC  OF  CHILE 

iQoi    Carlos  SavA  Cruz,  Graduate,  Uaiv.  of  Chile,  1899. 

Professor  of  Spanish  and  Composition  at  the  '*Licco  Misuel  Luis  Amun&tegui,"  San- 
tiago, 1895;  and  at  the  '^Institute  Nacional  de  Chile."  1898^ Chief  of  Section  of 
Secondary,  Superior  and  Special  Instruction  of  the  Ministry  of  Public  Instruction 
of  Chile,  1899;  Commissioner  in  charge  of  the  Educational  and  Library  Depart- 
ment of  the  Chile  exhibit  at  the  Pan-American  Exposition  of  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  and 
to  study  the  organization  of  Educational  Service  of  the  United  States,  1901. 
Address:    351  Breton  St.t  Santiago,  Chile. 

GitTLLEBMO  Frxudenburg  Cristi,  Ph.B.,  '97,  B.L.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  Santiago,  Chile. 

Director  and  Chief  of  the  School  Department,  Patronato  Sanu  Filomena,  1896;  Com- 
missioner Assistant  of  Chile  to  the  Pan-American  Exposition  (educational  depart- 
ment); Special  Commissioner  to  Study  the  Educational  Systems  in  the  United 
States  and  Europe,  1901.    Address:   Casilla  841,  Santiago,  Chile. 

REPUBLIC  OF  COSTA  RICA  * 

XQoi    Don  Joaquin  Bernardo  Calvo. 

Minister  of  CosU  Rica,  1339,  i8th  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 


LIFE  DIRECTORS,  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

ALABAMA 

ACTIVE   MEMBERS 

1881  JoHM  Massey,  A.B.,  '6j,  A.M.,  '75,  LL.D.,  '70,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1876,   President  of  Alabama  Conference  Female  College,  Tuskegee. 

1882  Julia  Shudwick  Tutwiler,  LL.D.,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1S86,   Principal  of  Alabama  Normal  College,  Livingston. 
1888    John  Herbert  Phillips.  A.M.,  LL.D.,  '05,  Marietta  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  Southern  Univ.;  LL.D.,  »o6,  Univ. 
,  of  Ala. 

1883.    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Norwood  Place,  3720,  lath  Ave.,  N.,  Birmingham. 
i8q5    Robert  Alexander  Mickle,  a. B., '86  Davidson  (J^Il. 

Supervisor  of  Jefferson  Street  Primary  and  Grammar  School,  and  (1907)  Super- 
vising Principal  of  Boy's  High  School  and  other  grades,  Barton  Academy;  res., 
1007  Texas  St..  Mobile. 
James  Knox  Powers,  A.M.,  '73,  LL.D.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

190 1,    Representative  of  the  B.  F.  Johnson  Publishing  Co.,  619  Wesleyan  Ave.,  Florence. 

1898  Robert  Ve.vable  Allgood,  B.P.,  '88,  B.S.,  '90,  Southern  Univ.;  M.A.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

1894,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Avondale. 
Charles  Allen  Brown,  C.E.,  AJa.  Poly.  Inst. 

1907,  Principal  of  High  School,  iia6,  13th  St.,  S.,  Birmingham. 
Joseph  Dixon  Matlotk. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  3213,  7th  Ave.  N.,  Box  46a,  Birmingham. 

1899  Daniel  Pinkney  Christenberry,  Pd.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '88,  Southern  Univ. 

1893,    Profc&sor  of  English  Literature,  Southern  University,  Greensboro. 

1900  John  William  Abercrombie.  A.B.,  '86.  Oxford  Coll.;  LL.B..  '88.  LL.D.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Ala.;  LL.D.. 

'os,  Univ.  of  S.  C;  D.C.L.,  '07.  Univ.  of  the  South. 

1903,   President  of  University  of  Alabama,  University  P.  O. 
LuciEN  P.  GiDDENS,  A.B..  Southem  Univ. 

X907,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Birmingham  College,  Birmingham. 
Charles  B.  Glenn,  M.Sc,  '93,  Ala.  Poly.  Inst.;,  A.B.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

1908,  AssLHtant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  911  S.  13th  St.,  Birmingham. 
Marshall  Clark  Wilson,  C.E.,  '76,  Univ.  of  Va. 

1897,   President  of  State  Normal  College,  648  Poplar  St.,  Florence. 

1901  Isaac  William  Hill,  A.B.,  '80.  A.M.,  '83.  Emory  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Ala. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Opelika. 
James  Alexander  Moore,  B.P..  Southem  Univ. 

Chairman  of  Faculty  of  Alabama  Girl's  Industrial  School,  Montevallo. 
Hopson  Owen  Murfee.  B.Sc..  '02,  Marion  Mil.  Inst.;  A.B.,  A.M.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Va. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Marion  Institute.  Marion. 
Mrs.  J.  H.  Phillips. 

Norwood  Place,  3720,  12th  Ave.,  N.,  Birmingham. 
igo2    George  W.  Brock.  A.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

Chairman  of  Faculty  of  State  Normal  College,  Livingston. 
S.  R.  BtrrLER. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Education  for  Madison  Coimty,  Huntsville. 
Charles  Lewis  Floyd,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1889,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  205  High  St.,  Montgomery. 
Harry  C.  Gu.vnels.  A.B..  '86.  A.M..  Oxford  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '91.  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1906,    State  Superintendent  of  Eklucation,  Capitol,  Montgomery. 
Walter  Evans  Striplin,  A.B.,  '91,  Oxford  Coll. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Gadsden. 


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1903     RicHAKD  Augustus  Clayton. 

Business  Manager  of  "Educational  Exchange,"  ooi>2  Title  Guarantee  Bldg..  Binn- 
inghara. 

SxONrWALL  JW'KSOM  CoLE. 

1801,   Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co..  2314,  lath  Ave.,  N.,  Birmingham. 
William  J.  Edwards. 

Principal  of  Snow  Hill  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute,  Snow  HiU. 
Jaues  H.  Foster,  .\.B.,  '84,  Howard  Coll.;  LL.B.,  'qx,  State  Univ.  of  Ala. 

18931   Superintendent  of  Schools.  907,  loth  St.,  Tuscaloosa. 
John  Y.  Graham,  B.Sc.,  '9a,  M.Sc.,  '94,  Princeton  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Munich. 

1897,   Profes.sor  of  Biology,  University  of  Alabama,  University  P.  O. 
William  Cornelius  Griggs,  A.B..  '98. 

1907,    Principd  of  Henley  School,  Secretary,  State  Educational  Aasodation,  901  Title  Guar- 
antee BI4g..  Birmingham. 
Fred  Volney  Lester,  A.B..  '86.  A.M..  '96,  Colgate  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '04,  III.  Wes.  Univ. 
1907.    Professor  of  Mathematics,  Talladega  CoUege,  College  St..  Talladega. 
Edgar  Gard.ner  Murphy,  A.M.  (honorary),  Yale. 

Secretary  of  the  Southern  Education  Board.  P.  C).  Box  347,  Montgomery;   summer 
address,  ao6  Livingston  St..  New  Haven. 
Thomas  Waverly  PaLmer,  A.M.,  LL.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1907,  President  of  Alabama  Girl's  Industrial  School,  Montevallo. 
Thomas  Richard  Walker.  B.Sc. 

1906.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  2308  Ave.  F.  Ensley. 
Henry  Jones  Willincham,  A.B..  A.M..  '93,  Howard  Coll. 

Secretary  of  State  liriard  of  Examiners.  Department  of  Education,  Montgomery. 
X934    Henry  J.  Fusch. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Public  School,  Mooresville. 
Francis  Ernest  Lloyd,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  '95,  Princeton  Univ. 

1908.    Profe&sor  of  Botany,  Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute,  Auburn. 

1905  Flavius  T.  Appleby,  B.Sc..  'oi,  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Lock  Box  96,  Tuscumbia. 
Charles  Prkscott  .\tkinson,  B.Sc.,  '88,  A.M.,  '90,  Southern  Univ. 

i(>o4,   Profe2».sor  of   Philosophy  and   Acting  Professor  of   History,   Southern   Univenity. 
Greensboro.  ' 

George  Webster  Duncan,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Florence,  Ala.;  M.Sc.,  '98,  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 

Agent  for  Silver  Burdett  &  Co.,  Auburn. 
William  Francis  Feagin.  B.Sc..  M.Sc..  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 

i(y07.    Chief  Clerk,  Department  of  Education  of  Alabama,  519  Dexter  Ave.,  Montgomery. 
Isaac  W.  McAdory. 

1H80.   County  Superintendent  of  Education.  2512.  7th  Ave.,  Birmingham. 
Leonard  L.  Vann.  A.M..  *qi.  Howard  Coll. 

1907.  President  of  Fifth  District  Agricultural  School,  Wetumpka. 

1906  James  Vanuiver  Brown,  B.Sc,  '94,  M.Sc.,  '95,  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 

1906,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  70  X.  Foster  St.,  Dothan. 
David  Sinclair  Burleson,  A.B.,    91,  A.M..  '98,  Milligan  Coll.;    Graduate  M.A..  '98,  Latin,  and 
Greek  Courses.  Univ.  of  Va. 
i8q8,    Professor  of  I^itin  and  English.  State  Normal  College;   res.,  615  Wesleyan   Ave., 
Florence. 
Joel  Campbell  Du  Bose.  A.B..  '78,  A.M.,  '8a.  Univ.  of  Ala. 

Eklucational  Author,  Cor.  Tdula  St.  and  Eliza  Ave  ,  Birmingham. 
J.  R.  E.  Lee. 

Director  of  Academic  Department,  Tuskcgee  Institute  Tuskegee  Institute  P.  O. 
Perry  Milton  McNeil,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '01.  Univ.  of  Nashville. 
1X04.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Box  371,  Pratt  City. 

1907  J.  M.  Dannei.ly. 

Financial  .Agent  for  Woman's  College,  Montgomery,  .\la.;    P.  O.  Box  56,  Mont- 
gomery. 
James  J.  Doster,  Ph.B.,  B.Sc.,  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

IQ07,    Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  University  of  Alabama,  University. 
Thomas  McAooky  Owen,  A.B..  LL.B..  '87.  A.M..  '9%,  LL  D..  '04.  Univ.  </  Ala. 

Director  of  Department  of  Archives  and  History,  State  Capitril,  Montgomery. 

1908  Arthur  T.  Burn  ell.  A.B..  A.M.,  Oberiin  Coll.;   Ph.D..  Patific  Univ. 

i8<w.    Printii>al  of  Emerson  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute,  Mobile. 
Stella  Palmkr,  B.Sc,  '08,  Univ.  of  Ala. 
Montevallo. 

INSTrrUTIONS 

1897     .Alabama  Polytkchnmc  Institute. 

Fresident.  Charles  Coleman  Thach;  Librarian.  J.  R.  Rutland,  Auburn. 
1699    State  Normal  S*mH>L  \t  Jacksonville. 

President,  William  Clarence  Daugette,  Jacksonville. 
1901     State  Normal  Colleof. 

Print iixil,  E.  M.  Shackelford,  Troy. 
1003     .\labama  Girls'  Ivpi-'^trial  Sciuhm.. 

l*ro>i.loat.  T.  W.  Palmer;  Secretary,  J.  .\lex.  Moore,  Montevallo. 


Arkansas]         LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  59 

\L\BAM\—Contintud 

igo6    "Educational  Exchange." 

Business  Managers,  R.  A.  and  R.  T.  Clayton.  901-a  Title  Guarantee  Building,  Birm- 


SOUTHEKN  UnTVERSTTY,  LiBRAKY. 

President,  S.  M.  Hosmer-,  Librarian,  D.  P.  Christenberry,  Greensboro 
1908    BiuciNGHAu  College. 

President,  James  H.  McCoy;  Librarian,  F.  P.   Hammond,  Birmingham 

FiBST  DCSTKICT  AGRICULTURAL  AND  INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL  AND  EXPERIMENT  STATION. 

President.  W.  Franklin  Monk,  Jackson. 
ARIZONA 

ACTIVE  UEIfBERS 

180S    Charles  F.  Philbrook. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Bisbee. 
1899    William  J.  Anderson,  B.Sc.,  'q7.  National  Univ.,  Chicago.  III. 

1899,  Art  Deporimeat,  Territorial  Normal  School,  Temps;  res.,  346  S.  zath  Ave.,  Phoenix. 
A.  J.  Matthews. 

1900,  President  of  Tempe  Normal  School  of  .\rizona,  Tempe. 
i9o>    George  E.  Krinbij.l. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  Bisbee  and  Douglas;  address,  Box  1533,  Bbbee. 

1904  James  Brady  Jolly. 

X900,   County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Prescott. 
Arnoldas  H.  McClure,  A.M..  Ph.D. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Yuma. 

1905  Amanda  Hallberg  Runquest. 

Missionary,  Presbyterian  Home  Board,  Indian  School,  Escuela.  via  Tucson. 

1906  Charles  W.  Goodman. 

Superintendent  of  U.  S.  Indian  Industrial  School,  Phoenix. 
Olaf  Halvorson  A.B.,  'oa.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1904,  Principal  of  Union  High  School,  Clifton. 

William  Morrison  Ruthrauef.  A.B..  'oa.  A.M..  '05.  Wittenberg  Coll. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  1  ucsun. 
J.  F.  Stilwell,  A.B..  '90.  A.M..  '04.  Newberry  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  814  N.  Center  St.,  Phoenix. 

1907  De  Esta  Cook. 

1906,   Primary  Supervisor,  Public  Schools,  913  lath  St.,  Douglas. 
J.  L.  Johnston. 

1900,   Teacher  of  Vocal  Music,  Tempe. 
William  E.  Lutz. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Douglas. 
G.  Hampton  Madden. 

Principal  of  Crane  Public  School,  Yuma.    . 
Mary  E.  Post,  Grad.  of  Female  Coll.,  Burlington.  Vt. 

Superintendent  of  Primary  Department  and  Teacher  of  Spanish,  Yuma. 
Fanny  Alice  Smyser. 

1906.  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  Flagstaff. 

institutions 

190X    Northern  Arizona  Normal  School. 

President,  A.  N.  Taylor,  Flagstaff. 
Tempe  Normal  School  op  Arizona. 

President,  A.  J.  Matthews,  Tempe.  j 

ARKANSAS 

ACTIVE    MEMBERS 

1887    Thomas  A.  Futrall,  A.M.,  West  Tenn.  Coll.;  LL.D.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  Ark. 
Marianna. 

1895  George  B.  Cook,  A.M. 

1908,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Little  Rock. 

1896  John  H.  Hinemov.  A.M.,  '94.  Arkadelphia  Coll..  and  'oa.  Univ.  of  Na.shville. 

1906.   President  of  Henderson  College,  Arkadelphia. 

1897  John  Hugh  Reynolds,  A,B.,  '93,  Hendrix  Coll.;  A.M.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

190a,   Professor  of  History  and  Political  Science,  University  of  .\rkansas,  Fayetteville. 
1901    J.  H.  Caldwell. 

1903,   Principal  of  High  School,  Prairie  Grove. 
190a    Burr  Walter  Torreyson. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  8th  and  Louisiana  Sts.,  Little  Rock. 
1903    Jepterson  G.  Ish. 

1892,    Principal  of  M.  W.  Gibbs  High  School,  1600  Scott  St.,  Little  Rock. 
190s     F.  C.  NoLEN,  A.B.,  '99,  Vanderbilt  Univ. 

Principal  of  Rightsell  School,  315  Center  St.,  Little  Rock. 
James  W.  Kuykendall. 

190S,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  109  N.  17th  St.,  Fort  Smith 


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ARKA^iSXS— Continued 

1Q05    Franklin  Ward  Miller,  A.B.,  '89,  Hendrix  CoU. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  226  Prospect  Ave..  Hot  Spring. 
igo6    William  Alfred  Crawford.  A.B.,  'or,  Univ.  of  Ark. 
•     X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Rusaeilville. 
John  J.  Doyne. 

1908,    President  of  State  Normal  School,  Conway. 
T907    J.  G.  Cubage,  A.B..  '06,  Univ.  of  Ark. 

1907,    Principal  of  Ramble  School,  Hot  Springs. 

M.   A.   DORMAN. 

First  Assistant  Principal.  High  School,  Prairie  Grove. 
Henry  Sncm  Hartzoo,  B.Sc.,  '86.  S.  C.  Mil.  Acad.;  LL.D,,  '99,  Mercer  Univ. 
X907,    President  of  OuachiU  College,  Arkadelphia. 
1908    James  C.  Hennon.  B.Sc.  Didac.'gi.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Kirksville,  Mo. 
X907,    Principal  Public  Schools.  Bcntonville. 

INSTrrUTIONS 

1897    Hendrix  College. 

President,  Stonewall  Anderson;  Librarian,  L.  C.  Perry,  Conway, 
xgoz     Untverstty  of  Arkansas,  Library. 

President,  John  N.  Tillman;   Librarian,  Martha  Brownfidd.  Fayetteville. 

CALIFORNIA 

LIFE   DIRECTOR 

1886    JosiAH  LrrrLE  Pickard,  LJ«.D.,  '70,  Chicago  Univ.  and  Beloit  Coll.,  '94.  Bowdoin  Coll. 

Ez-President  of  State  University  of  Iowa;    addre»  49  R.  F.  D.  No.  la,  Cupertino, 
Santa  Qara  Co. 

life  members 
1877    Mrs.  Anna  Kalfcs  Spero. 

P.  O.  Box  405.  Berkeley. 
1870    James  Harmon  Hoose,  A.M.,  '64,  Ph.D.,  '73,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1896,    Department  of  Philosophy  and  History,  University  of  Southern  California,  112 1  W. 
31st  St.,  Los  Angelco. 
z88o    Emily  M.  Coe. 

Retired  Kindergartner;  P.  O.  Box  1135,  Riverside. 
i88a    Harriet  N  Morris,  A.M.,  '86,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

Georgia  St.,  University  Heights,  San  Diego. 
1884    John  WnxuM  Stearns,  A.B.,  '60,  A.M.,  '64,  Harvard  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '74,  Chicago  Univ. 
2255.  2d  St.,  San  Diego. 

1886  C.  Y.  Roop. 

634.  i8th  St.,  Oakland. 

1887  Charles  Sumner  Youno.  A.M.,,Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

Hotel  Touraine*  5th  and  Hope  Sts.,  Los  Angeles. 

1888  Rebecca  F.  English. 

1 891,   Teacher  of  Art  and  Methods,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  153  S.  loth  St..  San  Jo!i^. 
Joseph  O'Connor. 

1898,  Principal  of  Mission  High  School,  415  Capp  St.,  San  Francisco. 

1889  Mrs.  Augusta  W.  Hobe  Classen. 

1896  Green  St.,  San  Francisco. 

ACTIVE  members 

1888  J.  P.  Greeley. 

190S,    Superintendent  of  State  School,  Whittier. 

1889  Edward  T.  Pierce,  LL.B.,  '77.  Union  Univ.;  P.D.,  '93,  N.  Y.  Nor.  CoU. 

Ex-Prcsident  of  State  Normal  School  at  Los  Angeles;  res.,  Sierra  Madre  St.,  Sierra 
Madre. 

1892  Allen  Allensworth.  A.M.,  '84,  Roger  Williams  Univ.;  Ph.D..  Boston  Coll.  of  Vitosophy;  Lieut. 

Col.  U.  S.  Army  (retired). 
820  W.  30th  St.,  Los  .\ngclcs. 
Frederic  Burk,  B.L.,  '83,  Univ.  of  Cal.-.  A.M.,  '02,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  Ph.D.  .'98,  Clark  Univ. 
189Q,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Powell  St.  near  Clay,  San  Francisco. 

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

Fx-Superintendent  of  Schools.  1023  W.  6th  St.,  Los  .Vngcles. 

1894  Ellwood  P.  Cubberley.  .\.B., 'ot,  Ind.  Univ  ;  A.M.. 'o?.  Ph.D.. '0^;,  Columhia  Univ. 

1006,    Prtifessor  of  Education,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  University,  StanfortJ  Uniwisity. 
Joseph  C.  Templeton.  A.B.,  '90,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1907.  Principal  of  High  School  and  Supervising  Principal  of  Graded  Schools,  342  Homer  Ave., 
Palo  Alto. 
Charles  Cecil  Van  Liew,  Ph.D..  'o^.  Jena. 

1899,  President  of  State  Normal  School,  Chico. 
189s     Mott  H.  Arnold.  .\.B..  '86.  A.M..  '00.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1907,    Principal  of  Imperial  Valley  Union  High  School,  Imperial. 
D.  R.  Augsburg,  B.P.,  '84,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1898.    Director  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools.  1914,  nth  Ave.,  East  Oakland;   address  for 
1908,  736  FuUerton  Blvd.,  Chicago.  III. 


Califonu]       UFE,  ACTIVE,  APfD  COkRESPONDtNG  MEMBERS  6l 

CALIFORNIA--Cm/mnm< 

1S95    LxwB  B.  AvuY,  B.Sc..  '83.  Tabor  CoD. 

1908.  Prindpal  of  Uish  School,  San  Jo8^. 
Waltck  J.  Baxlky,  A.M..  '00.  Bates  CoD. 

X908,   President  of  Los  Angeles  Militsry  Academy,  Huntington  Drive,  R.D.,  No.  8,  Los 


Samuel  T.  Black. 

1898,  President  of  Sute  Normal  School.  San  Diego. 
Tbboooez  B.  Comstock,  B.  Agri.,  '68,  Pa.  State  Coll.;  B.Sc.,  '70,  D.Sc  '86.  Comdl  Univ. 

837  Beacon  St..  Los  Angeles. 
Thomas  J.  Kixk. 

Vice-President  of  Heald's  Business  Trsining  Schools.    1737  SanU  Clara  Ave..  Ala- 


Jbssi  F.  Millspaugh.  A.B.,  '79,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M..  '04. 

1904,  President  of  State  Normal  School,  Los  Angeles;   res.,  x  130  Forest  Ave.,  Hollywood. 
John  B.  Monlux.  A.M.,  '8x,  Iowa  State  Univ. 

1903,  Deputy  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  1703  W.  23d  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
J  AMIS  EraftAiM  Williamson,  A.B..  '83.  A.M..  '87.  Wabssh  CoU. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  735  McDcmald  Ave..  Santa  Rosa. 

1896  Mis.  MAROABzrZiLLArao  Adams.  M.E.D.,  '89,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Edinboro.  Pa.;  Pd.M.,  '04.  N.Y.  Univ. 

Los  Altos,  Mountain  View. 
E.  Mouis  Cox,  A.B.»  Haverford  CoD. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  14  Laurel  St.,  San  Ralad. 
HzMXY  MossE  Stbprbns,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  'oa,  Oxford,  En^Und. 

1894,  Professor  of  History  and  Director  of  Umversity  Extension  Deputment.  University 
of  Cafifomia,  Faculty  Club,  Berkeley. 

1897  WnxiAM  A.  Bartlxtt,  B.Sc.,  '87,  A.M..  '90.  Iowa  CoU. 

X908,   PrincipBl  of  High  School.  401  East  Walnut  St.,  Santa  Ana. 
Cbkbtxnk  M.  Benson. 

1905,  Principal  of  Avenue  69  School,  xa8  Ellita  PI.,  Los  Angeles. 
AnHira  Heney  Cbambeelain,  B.Sc..  '03,  A.M.,  '03,  Columbia  Univ. 

1896.   Dean  and  Professor  of  Education,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute;  res.,  377  N.  Los 
Roblcs  Ave.,  Pasadena. 
A.  H.  MacDonald. 

x88o.   Principal  of  lincobi  School,  407  Fair  Oaks  St..  San  Francisco. 
FwMMJkjmo  Santded. 

X89X,   Professor  of  Physics,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  University;  res.,  450  Kingsky  Ave.,  Palo 
Alto. 

1898  James  A.  Base. 

1891,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  X337  W.  Acada  St.,  Stockton. 
MoBEis  Elmer  Dailey.  A.M..  '97.  Ind.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  'ox,  Drake  Univ. 

X900    President  of  State  Normal  School.  San  Jos^. 
David  Staer  Josdan,  M.Sc,  '79,  Cornell  Univ.;  M.D.,  '75.  Ind.  Med.  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '78,  Butler  Univ.; 
LL.D.,  '86.  CoraeQ  Univ..  and  'oa,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

X89X    President  of  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  University,  Stanford  Umversity. 
Cccil  Wiet  Maek,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Padfic. 

1904,  Piindpal  of  Crocker  Grammar  School,  320  Frederick  St.,  San  Francisco. 

1899  OsMEE  Abbott,  A.B.,  '00,  Oberlin  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Jena. 

X899,  Pxinapal  of  Washington  Union  High  School.  R.  F.  D.,  Oleander. 
James  Edwin  Addicott,  B.Sc.,  '04.  A.M.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

490,  a4th  St.,  Oakland. 
Hitch  J.  Baldwin. 

X899.  County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Courthouse,  San  Diego. 
Cabolyn  L.  Bbyant. 

Kenebec  Hotel.  Long  Beach. 
HoNOBA  D.  Cannon. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  Oznard. 
MiNNiB  CoiJLTBB,  A.B.,  '98,  LeUnd  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1908,  Prinapal  of  Lincoln  School,  935  QevdaiKl  Ave.,  Santa  Rosa. 
jBSftE  Qbobob  Ceoss,  A.M.,  '68,  McKendree  Coll. 

The  J.  G.  Cross  School  of  Edectic  Shorthand,  Monrovia. 

Walteb  a.  Edwaeds,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  LL.D.^  '09,  Knox  Coll. 

1907,   Vicc'Prindpal  of  Los  Angeles  High  School;  res.,  408  S.  Orange  Grove  Ave.,  Pasa- 


RicBAED  Douglas  Paulknee.  B.L.,  '77.  Univ.  of  111. 

X906.    Prindpal  of  Horace  Mann  Grammar  School.  Valencia  St..  bet.  aad  and  a3d  Sts., 
San  Francisco. 

J.  H.  Feancb,  A.B..  A.M. 

X904,   Prindpal  of  Polytechnic  High  School,  xix7  Elden  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 

James  D.  Gbaham,  A.B.,  '88.  A.M..  '9a,  Univ.  of  Toronto. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  ixa3  Cedar  Ave.,  Long  Beach. 

JuLlos  C  Hammxl,  A.B.,  '94.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X898,   Prindpal  of  George  Dewey  School,  444  E.  X9th  St .  Oakland. 

Lilliam  D.  Hazen. 

1905,  Prindpal  of  First  Street  School,  x66o  Shatto  St.,  Los  Angeles. 


62  S AVION AL  EDUCATIO^r  ASSOCIATION  (OJUoniU 

CAUrOKSlA-CotUimmed 

x8g9    T.L.HKAiON.B.L..LL.B.,'«o,tMv.ofMidi. 

1005,  Depoiy  1>i|MliWrtil  of  ScbooU,  San  Frandaco.  and  ( 1903)  Lecturer  in  Educatioa, 
unraAy  «l  Oritfnrta,  8536  Bennevue  Ave.,  Berkeley. 
W.  H.  H0t78H. 

i8q5.   Principal  of  High  SdHal,  «ii  East  Ave.  5a,  Loa  Angelea. 
AoNn  E.  Hows,  A.B.,  '97,  Leland  Stanford  >.  Univ. 

1807.   Instructor  in  History,  State  Normal  School,  loi  S.  Whitney  St..  San  Joai. 
'  O.  P.  JsmcDn,  A.B..  AM..  Moore's  Hfll  GoU.;  M.Sc..  Ph.D^  Ind.  Univ. 

1801.   Praleaur  of  Physiolqgy,  Lelaad  Stanford  Jr.  Univernty.  Stanford  University. 
Bust  Osnon  Kimhcy,  A.B.  '97.  Lebnd  SUalord  Jr.  Univ.  . 

1901,   Head  of  Department  of  Ifli—j  and  Economics.  High  School,  607  S.'Spring  St.. 
Loa  Angeles. 
J.  W.  McClymohds,  A.B.,  '71,  Wettmliifter  Coll.,  Pa. 

i888t  Superintendent  of  Chy  Sdioob,  447>  34th  St..  Oakland. 
Fesozbick  N.  H.  Meyzs,  A.R..  '05.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

X906,   Director  of  the  California  School  of  Arts  and  Crafts,  aijo  Center  St.,  Berkeley. 
EB!ffK9T  Carkoll  Mooiii,  A.B.,  'oa.  LL.B.,  '94,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '96,  Columbia  Univ.;  Ph.D. 
'98,  Univ.  of  CUcaga 
1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  716  Security  Bldg.,  Los  Angdcs. 
Ebncst  H.  Moshu. 

1906,   Principal  of  Schools,  1635  Oedar  St.,  Berkeley. 
Pkancis  Olivzk  Mowsr.  A.B..  '7S.  Bates  CoH. 

1897.   Principal  of  High  School,  1x3  Saninary  St.,  Napa. 
Mis.  Hattib  Goweb  Pibrcc, 

18x8  W.  a4th  St.,  Los  / 


Pete  Wikoff  Ross  B.Sc.«  A.B.,  *oa  Univ.  of  Mkh. 
X904.  Principal  of  Bliddletoimi  <^ 


I  Grammar  School,  2050  State  St..  San  Diego. 
Mas.  JuLU  Cole  Shebwood. 

Z906.  Teacher  in  Eden  Vale  Diatxiok,  Hayward. 
Susan  G.  Stokes,  A.M..  '04,  Lehad  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X9a4,  Teacher  of  Science,  Union  High  School,  Orange. 
Anna  M.  Stovall. 

1891,   Supervisor  and  Norani  Inslnictor  of  Golden  Gate  Kindergarten  Association,  1635 
California  St.,  Room  15,  San  Francisco. 
John  Harvey  Stbine. 

Ex-Supei Imeadent  of  Loa  Angeles  County  Schools.  Downey. 
Franco  A.  .Swangeb.  M.S.D..  >a,  Ifo.  State  Nor..  Kirksville;  A.M.,  '08.  Willamette  Univ. 

Woodland. 
John  Swett,  A.M.  (honorBry),  Dartraoath  CoU. 

Martinea,  Contra  Cosu  Co. 
WiNFiELD  Scott  ^Thomas,  A.B.,  "So,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1903*   University  Examiner  of  SchooU  and  Asni^ant  Professor  of  Education,  Univefsity  of 
California,  Eunice  and  Laurd  Sts.,  Berkeley. 

Daniel  H.  Write. 

Z899.    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Solano  County,  Fairfield. 
William  Edwabd  Andrews.  A.B..  '87.  A.M..  '88.  Blackburn  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  HI.  Wes.  Univ. 

1907,   Principal  of  High  School,  San  Bernardino. 

Robert  Armstrong,  M.D.,  '68,  Jefferson  Coll. 

Author  and  Publisher  of  "Gloasosraphy"  and  Glossal  Phonetic  Alphabet,  and  (1908) 
President  of  Glossal  Phonetic  Association.  Rock  Park,  Ramona. 
W.  F.  Hughes. 

1906,   Principal  of  Euclid  Avenue  School,  145  W.  33d  St..  Los  Angeles. 

Georoe  Arthur  Merrill,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1894,   Principal  of  California  School  of  Mechanical  Arts,  and  (iqoo)   Director  of  Wil- 
merding  School  of  Industrial  Arts,  i6th  and  Utah  Sts.,  San  Francisco. 

J.  N.  Bowman,  A.B,  '96.  A.M..  Ph.D..  'oo,  Heidelberg  Univ. 

1906,  Professor  of  Hbtory,  University  of  California;  res.,  2319  Haste  St.,  Berkeley. 

Estelle  Carpenter,  Grad.  Tomlins  Inst,  of  Music. 

Supervisor  of  Music.  City  Schools,  and  in  State  Normal  School.  1448  Willard 
St.,  Sta.  F,  San  Francisco. 
Jesse  A.  Ellsworth.  A.B..  '86.  A.M..  '89.  Middlebury  Coll. 

Pacific  Manager  of  the  Macmillan  Co.,  571  Market  St.,  San  Francisco. 

Efner  a.  Farrington,  .\.B,.  '86.  Obcrlin  Coll. 

1907,  Principal  of  Union  High  School,  El  Monte. 

Wilbur  A.  Fiske,  A.M.,  De  Pauw  Univ. 

1907,   Department  of  Geology  and  Mineralogy,  Occidental  College,  Los  Angeles;    res. 
495  Cypress  Ave.   Pasadena. 

Augusta  L.  France.  A.B..  '05.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906.    Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Clovis. 

Frank  Kyselka,  LL.B.,  '94.  LL.M.,  'os.  Columbian  Univ. 

1900,   Superintendent  and  Special  Disbursing  Agent,  Hoopa  Valley  Indian  Agency  and 
School,  Hoopa. 

Mary  Agnes  Lang.  „  .     .        ,  „  «      .         ... 

189Z,   Principal  of  Jefferson  Street  School,  427}  S.  Broadway.  Los  Angries. 


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1901    James  Arnott  McLban,  Ph.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  A.M.,  '08,  Tarkio  CoU. 
1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Pepper  Ave.  and  5th  St.,  Banning. 
Walter  Hammond  Nichols,  B.Sc.,  'qx,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  '01,  CdumlMa  Univ. 

P.  O.  Box  478,  Monrovia. 
William  Henry  Snyder,  A.B.,  '85.  D.Sc..  Colby  Coll.;  A.M.,  '88,  Harvard  Univ. 

116  W.  Avenue  53,  Los  Angdes. 
Pbilit  Sheridan  Woo^ey.  B.L..  '95,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  56s  Market  St.,  San  Frandsco. 
C933    Jjuots  Cullen  Bryant,  A.B.,  '00,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

i«o4»  Teacher  of  MathematicB  and  Chemistry,  High  School,  San  Joai;  res.,  Los  Gatos. 
Silas  WsK»r  Wkjhu. 

TWwUBf  and  Instructor  in  Vocal  Music.  Harmony.  History  and  Public  School 
Music  Tke  Mountz  Music  School;  res..  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  Freaoo. 
Thomas  R.  Croswbll,  A.B.,  '9i»  BQ«doi&  CoH.;  Ph.D.,  '99,  Clark  Univ. 

Res.,  2651  Romeo  St,  I^as  Angdes. 
W.  6.  Wawtv  ksrt. 

Manager  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Ctt^  s6s  Market  St.,  San  Francisco. 
Mm.  Georcu  a.  Vmkd.  Grad.,  '96,  Nebr.  St.  Nor.  Sdk;  PiolfMiiwal  Life  Dip.  Calif..  '06. 
1897.   Teacher  m  Graded  School,  Chuia  Vista;  isjsi  ofioe.  National  City. 
1903    Rt.  Ksvl  TfcBiMi  J.  CoNATY,  A^L.  '69.  Holy  Croas  Coll.;  D.D.,  '89,  Georgetown  Univ.;  J.C.D.,  '96, 
I««r1  Univ..  Qii>lt> 
Biitep  of  Monterey  and  L^a  Angdes;  71?  S.  Burlington  Ave..  Loa  Angeles. 
Flora  T.  Edgecomb»  QmI  >Si  St.  Nor.  Sch..  WewaHar,  Mass. 

1907.  Teacher  h^iiiUiicScbook^  93ft  Liaceh^Su  Los  Angeles. 
Grace  E.  Everett. 

1901,   Supervisor  of  Drawingv  ^M^  Sc^oi^  axi  N.  OiiikSl ,  Grass  Valley. 
Annette  E.  Ferris.  A.B..  '06,  Univ.  of  Ind.;  AJl«.*QOh  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1908,  Instructor  in  High  School,  El  Monle 
Alexis  Everett  Pryb,  LL.B..  *9o.  A.M..  '97.  Harvard  Univ. 

Educational  Author,  Highland. 
S.  W.  Robertson,  A.  B.  '83,  A.  M.  '86.  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1333  De  u  Vina  St..  Santa  Barbara. 
Homer  B.  Sfragite.  A.B..  '5*  A.M..  *ss,  Yale  CoU.;  Ph.D..  '73.  Univ.  of  N.  Y. 

Hotd  Pepper,  Los  Angdes. 


Jefferson  Taylor,  A.B.,  '73.  A.M.,  '76,  Colby  ColL 

>indpel  of  High  School,  (1905)  a»L ^ 

dent  of  County  Board  of  Education;  leSi^  419  E  St.  Ontario. 


1901,   Prindpel  of  High  School,  (1905)  SnperrisiDg  Prindpal  of  Grades,  and  (1907)  Presi- 


Laura  B.  Work. 

X907.   Superintendent  of  Presbyterian  Mission  School  for  Indian  ChUdren.  North  Fork. 
1904    John  A.  Cranston,  B.Sc..  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  305  Cypress  Ave.,  Santa  Ana. 
Ella  Victoria  Dobbs. 

1904,   Instructor  in  Elementary  Manual  Arts,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute,  960  E. 
Cobrado  St.,  Pasadena. 
GafifviLLE  C.  Emsry.A.B..'68.  A.M..'7o,  BatasCoO.;  Utt.D., '04. 

1890,  Head  Master  of  The  Harvard  School,  Western  Ave.,  Los  Angdes. 
Fred  F.  Jsffers. 

190Z,  Supervisor  of  Music,  PubUc  Schools,  411  Kipling  St.,  Palo  Alto. 
James  A.  B.  Scherer,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M..  '95,  Roanoke  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '97.  Pa.  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '05,  S.C. 
Coll. 
1908.   President  of  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute.  Pasadena. 
Benjamin  Franklin  Stacey,  A.B..  B.D.,  '98,  Lombard  CoH.;  A.  M..  '03,  Univ.  of  Ariz. 

1904,   Dean  and  Professor  of   History   and    Economics,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute, 
Pasadena. 
190S    Frank  A.  Bouelle. 

1906,  Prindpal  of  Fourteenth  Street  School.  3367  W.  sad  St.,  Los  Angdes. 
Louis  N.  Bitttner. 

Martinez. 
John  Edgar  Coover,  Pd.B.,  '98,  Colo.  Stale  Ner.  Sch.;  A.B..  '04,  A.M..  '05.  Leland  Stanford  Jr. 
Univ. 

1907,  Prindpal  of  Union  High  School,  Dison. 

James  Franklin  Chamberlain.  Ed.B.,  and  S.B..  '04.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1895.    Department  of  Geography,  Stale  Normal  School,  Los  Angeles;   res.,  33  N.  Hudson 
Ave.,  Pasadena. 
Harry  Trumbull  Clifton,  Ph.B..  '95,  Yale  Univ. 

1907,  Assistant  Professor  of  Physics,  Thxtmp  Polytechnic  Institute;   res.,  871    N.  Lake 

Ave.,  Pasadena. 
Henry  Kerr,  B.Sc.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1908.  Principal  of  Union  High  School,  Burbank. 
Morris  C.  James,  A.B..  '9a.  Johns  Hookins  Univ. 

1899.   Prindpal  of  the  High  School,  a6is  Regent  St..  Berkeley. 
Duncan  MacKinnon.  A.B.,  Leland  Stanford,  Tr.  Univ. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schoott,  1648  D  St.,  San  Diego. 
Herman  E.  Owen. 

Department  of  PubUc  School  Music  and  Theory,  Owen  Music  Studios,  3361  A  St., 
San  Diego. 


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Redlands. 

P 

J.  Sullivan. 


CAUFORNIA— CMi/MMMrf 

Principal  of  Grammar  SchooU,  High  School . 


Wayne  Prescott  Smitr,  A.B.,  'oj,  Hanrard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Wooater. 
1908,   Principal  of  High  School  and  Supervising  Prindi 


Paul  Evk  Stewart,  L.I..  '03.  Peabody  Coll. 

190S.   Principal  of  WQaon  School,  a^s  S.  Mentor  Ave.,  Pasadena. 


With  the  American  Vkxk.  Company,  565  Market  St.^  San  Prandaco. 
X906    Lestek  William  Bartlett,  A.B.,  '05,  Wheaton  Coll.,  Til. 

1908.   State  School  for  the  Deaf  and  Blind.  Berkeley. 
A.  Habvey  Collins.  A.B.,  '90.  Univ.  of  Ind. 

Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  and  Principal  of  High  School,  BadiUo  and  Pint 
St.,  Covhia. 
May  Geaihaet. 

Supervisor  of  Drawing,  Los  Angeles;   res.,  18  W.  California  St.,  Pasadena 
Artbcb  L.  Hamilton. 

X906,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools.  836  N.  Raymond  Ave.,  Pasadena. 
Charles  Colfax  Hughes,  A.B..  '95,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

Representative  of  the  American  Book  Co.,  565  Market  St.,  San  Francisco. 
Anna  Hyle,  Grad.,  *oo.  Kindergarten  Coll. 

In  care  of  W.  F*.  Bloom.  Oleander. 
O.  A.  Johnson.  B.Sc.  *oo,  Valparaiso  Coll. ;   A.B.,  '06.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1907,   Principal  of  High  School,  P.  O.  Box  n,  Santa  Rosa. 
Charles  E.  Keyes.  A.M..  '01.  Marietta  Coll. 

1900,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  468  Oakland  Ave.,  Oakland. 
Edgar  Lillian  MrrcHELL.  A.B..  '01,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X903,   Principal  of  Union  High  School,  loi  Cook  St.,  Santa  Maria. 
Jambs  O.  Osbobn,  B.L.,  *ox,  Univ.  of  Cat. 

Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  352  S.  Spring  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
X907    John  Hovey  Allen,  B.Sc.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1906,  Assistant  in  Physics,  University  of  California;  res.,  zsas  Bancroft  Way,  Berkeley. 
Miss  Lew  A.  Ball. 

1907,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Grades,  Pine  and  Larkin  Sts.,  San  Francisco. 
Edward  S.  Ballbnoer. 

1900,    Superintendent  of  Seventh-Day  Adventist  Parochial  Schools,  Tropico. 
Charles  Emory  Barber.  A.B.,  '04,  A.M..  '05,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X908,   Assistant  Professor  of  History,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute.  Pasadena. 
Mary  G.  Barnxtm,  B.L..  '94.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

.  X906,   Principal  of  Academic  Department,  Cumnock  School;  res..  1500  Figueroa  St.,  Los 
Angeles. 
F.  K.  Barthel,  Grad.,  '89,  State  Nor.  Sch. 

X908,    Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Polytechnic  High  School,  San  Francisco. 
Bertha  Hibsch  Barucr,  A.B..  '06,  Univ.  of  Southern  Cal. 

IQ05*   Writer  and  Lecturer  on  Education  and  Ethics,  1168  W.  36th  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
Phares  a.  Berannesey,  Ph.D.  • 

President  and  Founder  of  Syrian  National  Library,  1325  Vermont  Ave.,  Los  Angdcs. 
M.  C.  Bettinger,  A.B.,  '04.  Syracuse  Univ. 

X903,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  3606  S.  Flower  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
Mbs  a.  H.  Billings,  B.L.,  '91    Smith  Coll.;    Ph.D..  '98,  Vale  Univ. 

English  Department,  State  Normal  School,  Los  Angeles. 
Frank  F.  Bunker,  Ph.B.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  3171  Shattuck  Ave.,  Berkeley. 
J.  M.  BuBK.  A.B.,  '03,  Nebr.  Wcs.  Univ. 

Master  of  Anderson  Academy,  Irvington. 
Harry  Ludwig  Colestock,  A.B.,  '04.  Columbian  Univ. 

Instructor  in  English  and  History.  St.  Matthews  School,  Burlingame 
Charles  Thompson  Conger,  A.B.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1908.   Principal  of  Kern  Co.  High  School,  Bakersfield. 
Charles  H.  Covell,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X908,   Vice-Principal  of  High  School,  Redlands. 
Marian  Elsie  Craig,  A.B.,  'ot,  Pomona  Coll.,  and  '04,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1906,    Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute,  509  E.  Walnut  St.,  Vxaau- 
dena. 
Moses  S.  Cross,  A.B..  '81.  Northwestern  Univ.;   A.M.,  '84.  B.D..  'oa,  D.D.,  Univ.  of  the  Paofio 

Acting  President  of  University  of  the  Pacific;  res.,  755  Emory  St.,  San  }aU. 
Percy  Erwtn  Davidson.  A.B..  '95,  Leland  Stanford,  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05,  Harvard  Univ. 

1908,  Assistant  Professor  of  Education,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.,  Stanford  University. 
Helena  Dimock. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  El  Modena;  res.,  1675  W.  33d  St.,  Lot  Angeles. 
James  Ferguson,  A.B.,  '99,  A.M.,  '01.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1905,    Head  of  Department  of  Commerce,  Mission  High  School,  Burlingame. 
Ida  M.  Fisher. 

Director  of  Music,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  456  E.  Santa  Clan  St.,  San  Joa^. 
John  Fryer,  LL.D.,  Alfred  Univ. 

189s,   Professor  of  Oriental    Languages  and  Literature,   University  ^f  California;  rs.. 
a6ao  Durant  Ave.,  Berkeley. 


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1907    Isabel  Gaswood,  A.B.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

Teacher  in  Modesto  Grammar  School,  140a  B  St.,  Hayward. 

Wallace  Kendall  Gaylokd,  S.B.,  '93,  Man.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

18934   ftofcaaor  of  Chemistry,  Tbroop  Polytedinic  Institute;   ret.,  75  N.  Hudson  Ave., 
Pasadena. 
Aemold  L.  Gesell,  Ph.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  Ph.D.,  '06,  Clark  Univ. 

X906«  Department  of  Psychology,  State  Noraai  Sdiool,  Los  Angeles. 

James  Z.  Gilbert,  Ph.B.,  '94,  McPherron  Coll.;  A.M..  '95.  Kans.  St.  Univ. 

X904,   Department  of  Biology,  High  School;  res.,  3300  Griffin  Ave.,  Lns  Angeles. 
Babbaba  a.  Gbeenwood. 

xgot.  Supervisor  of  Kiadeisutens,  Puhlic  Schools,  133  W.  Center  St.,  Pomona. 

CoBDELiA  E.  Hays. 

Superintendent  of  Mono  County  Schools,  Bridgeport. 

Mas.  Fbakcbs  Coobe  Holden.  A.B.,  'oa.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1908,   Training  Teacner,  State  Normal  School,  Los  Angeles;  home  address,  6ao  £.  ist  St., 
Sanu  Ana. 
Mbs.  Imogene  W.  Huey. 

Principal  of  Ward  School,  Upland. 
Edwabd  Hyatt. 

igo7,   Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Sacramento. 
Cabbie  E.  JoBifSON. 

1906,  Teacher  of  Sloyd,  731  Cypress  Ave.,  Pasadena. 

Mabe  Kjcitel,  Ph.B.,  '9a,  San  Joaouin  Valley  Coll. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  1354  Bond  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
Mbs.  Mabk  Kefpel. 

X354  Bond  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
E.  E.  Knetpeb,  A.B.,  '91,  Heidelberg  Univ. 

X907,   Supervising  PrincipiQ  of  Schools,  Monrovia. 
Alexis  F.  Lamob,  A.M.,  Ph.D..  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1907,  Head  of  Department  of  Education.  University  of  California;  res.,  •639  Haste  St., 

Berkeley. 
K.  C.  Leebbicx. 

Principal  of  Schools,  Covina. 
Geoboe  L.  Leslie,  B.Sc.,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

Director  of  Departments  of  Science,  City  Schools,  Box  1303,  Los  Angeles. 
Ebnest  J.  LiCKLEY,  LL.B.,  *o6.  Coll.  of  Law,  Univ.  of  So.  Cal. 

Principal  of  Parental  and  Special  Schools;  res.,  929  S.  Figueroa  St.,  Los  Angelea 

C  E.  Locke,  M.Didac.,  *96.  Iowa  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  Ph.B.,  '99.  Leander  Clack  Coll.;  A.M.,  '06.  Univ. 
of  So.  Cal. 
Teacher  of  History,  Polytechnic  High  School;  res.,  2973  Roxbary  St.,  Los  Angeles. 

J.   O.   LOVEJOY. 

President  of  the  Tulare  Free  library  Association,  142  N.  K  St.,  Tulare. 
Oba  Lovxjoy. 

1905,  Teacher  in  Qty  Schools,  74a  N.  Maltman  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 
Habby  G.  Lucas,  A.B.,  '05.  Healdsburg  Coll. 

190S,   Principal  of  Fernando  Academy.  San  Fernando. 
Ella  Alfebetta  Ludwio,  A.B..  '90,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Vice-Prindpal  of  High  School;  res.,  175  E.  Center  St.)  Pomona. 
Allen  B.  Mabtin,  B.Sc.,  'o7.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1908,  Supervising  Principal  of  SchocJs,  163  University  Ave.,  Los  Gatos. 
Olivia  Rebekah  McCabb. 

i9o6«  Supervisor  of  Sk>yd,  Montedto;  res.,  Lompoc. 

H.   H.   McCUTCHAN. 

Principal  of  Atlantic  Avenue  School,  517  W.  9th  St.,  Long  Beach. 

William  Eabl  McLaughlin,  M.  Accts..  '00,  Mount  Axigel  Coll. 

X90S,    Principal  of  Commercial  Department,  High  School;  res.,  xSas  Everett  St.,  Alameda. 
A.  S  McPbebbon,  A.B.,  '70,  Tabor  Coll.;  A.B.,  '71,  A.M.,  '76.  Obcrlin  CoU. 

190X,   Superintendent  of  San  Bernardino  County  Schools,  503  W.  Colton  Ave.,  Redlands. 
Ada  J.  MlLLEB,  Ph.B..  '04,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1905,   Associate  Professor  of  English,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute;  res.,  107  Ford  Place. 


DsWrrr  Montgombby,  A.B..  'ox,  A.M.,  'oa.  Stanford  Univ. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Sonoma  County,  Santa  Rosa. 

J.  J.   MOBGAN. 

Supervising  Prindpal  of  Schools,  511  W.  9th  St.,  Long  Beach. 
Geobgb  U.  Moyse,  A.B.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

190a,    Prindpal  of  High  School,  9C»,  5th  St.,  Glendale. 
Etta  Vblida  Neibbl,  B.L..  '06,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1907,   Teacher  in  City  Schools,  171a  Heller  St.,  Long  Beach. 
Mbs.  Alice  R.  Nobton. 

X906,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  806  Bryant  St.,  Palo  Alto. 

Adolfh  John  Olson,  Ph.B..  and  Ed.B.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 
1907,    Prindpal  of  Union  High  School.  Elsinore. 


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1907    Milton  R.  Pakxelke,  Un.B..  '97.  Univ.  of  Mich.  Pd.M..  '04,  Mich.  Kor.  CoU. 

1908,   General  Manager  of  Harvard  Military  Academy,  cor.  W.  i6ch  St.  and  Western 
Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 
VntoiNiA  Pkasb. 

Principal  of  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute,  Elementary  School;  res,  389  N.  Los. 
Robles  Ave.,  Pasadena. 
M.  R.  Pknolkton. 

Principal  of  ajd  Avenue  School,  Los  Angeles;  res.,  Long  Beach. 

HOMEE   F.   PiNNKLL. 

1904.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  551  17th  St.,  San  Pfedro. 

Max  Alaeic  Plttmb,  B.Sc.,  '97.  Tufts  Coll. 

1907,   Instructor  in  Mtehanics  and  Mathematics,  Lick  School,  i6th  and  Utah  Sts.,  Saa 
Frandsoo. 

W.  P.  Ranein.  A.m.,  '91. 

X908,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  501  N.  Locust  St..  Visalia. 

L.  A.  Reed.  M.Sc.,  '99,  HI.  CoU. 

1906,  President  and  Business  Manager,  Padfic  Union  College,  Healdsburg. 
BuET  W.  Reed. 

1896,   Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  824  E-  aSth  St.,  Los  Angeles. 

Maecaeet  E.  Scballenbeeoee,  A.B.,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Cornell  Univ. 

Principal  of  Normal  Trafaiing  Department,  State  Normal  School.  San  }a&L 

Amelia  A.  ScRmEEEE.  A.B.,  '05. 

1907,  Teacher  of  German  and  Latin,  High  School.  Chico. 

Eva  R.  Schneidee. 

1901,   Teacher  in  Public  Schoob,  Rocklin. 

Elton  Dennis  Shaepe,  A.M..  '07,  Union  Coll.  Nebr. 

1908,  President  of  Western  Normal  Institute,  Lodi. 
John  L.  Sreabee. 

1879,   Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  9  Seminary  St. ,  Napa. 

EvEBETT  Shepaboson,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  'pj,  Indiana  Univ. 

1906,   Supervisor  of  Training  school.  State  Normal  School;    res.,  1147  Santee  St..  Los 
Angeles. 

James  Feed  Smfth,  B.Sc..  '73,  New  Hampshire  Coll.;  A.M.,  '85.  Dartmouth  Coll.;  A.B.,  '00,  Leland 
Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 
1900,   Principal  of  High  School,  43  McCoy  Ave.,  Campbell. 

Elizabeth  Spong. 

Teacher  in  Grammar  School,  Shingle. 

Lucy  Sprague.  A.B..  *oo,  Radcliffe  Coll. 

1906,   Dean  of  Women,  and  Assistant  Professor  of  Engliah,  University  of  California;  rea.. 
3435  Ridge  Road,  Berkeley. 

Mary  E.  T.  Stevens.  A.M..  '93.  Oberlin  Coll. 

1908,   Assistant  Principal  of  Big  Pine  Grammar  School,  Bishop. 

John  D.  Sweeney. 

1906.   President  of  Tehama  County  Board  of  Education,  11 36  Lincoln  St.,  Red  Bluff. 

Lewis  M.  Tkrman,  A.B.,  '03,  A.M..  '03,  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '05,  Clark  Univ. 

1906,  Department  of  Child-Study  and  Pedagogy.  State  Normal  School,  Loa  Angeles. 

Gertrude  M.  Thomas.  A.B.,  '03. 

Leland  Stanford  Jr.  University,  Box  963,  Stanford  University. 

Harry  C.  Van  Buseiee,  Ph.B.,  '97,  Cornell  Univ. 

X904,   Associate  Professor  of   Mathematics,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute;  ret.,  7>3  N. 
Michigan  Ave.,  Pasadena. 

J.  Franklin  Walker,  A.B.,  *96.  Albion  Coll. 

1005,  Principal  of  High  School.  Anaheim. 

Mary  J.  Westfall. 

1908,   Teacher  in  Grammar  Schools,  iz  Felker  St.,  Santa  Cruz. 

Benjamin  Ide  Wheeler,  A.B..  Brown  Univ.;'  Ph.D..  Heidelberg  Univ.,  Germany;  LL.D.,  Harvard, 
Yale,  Princeton,  Columbia,  Tohns  Hopkins,  Wisconsin. 
1899,    President  of  University  of  California,  1830  Scenic  Ave.,  Berkeley. 

Mrs.  Sophia  Atwood  Pool  Wheeler. 

1903.   Curator  of  Antonio   F.   Coronel    Collection.   Chamber  of  Commerce;   res.,  3103 
Brooklyn  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 

Lulu  E.  Whtte. 

Superintendent  of  Sha.5ta  County  Schoob,  Redding. 

Herbert  Oswald  Williams,  A.B.,  '04;  A.M.,  '00,  Ohio  State  Univ. 

1908,    Principal  of  SanU  Barbara  High  School,  325  West  Victoria  St.,  Santa  Barbara. 
George  W.  Wood. 

1907.  Teacher  of  Blacksmithing  and  Forging,  1621  Trinity  St.,  Los  Angles. 
G.  A.  Young. 

1006,  Principal  of  School.  Downey. 


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CAUFOmmA-ContiHMtd 

1908    H.  O.  Eggbn,  B.S.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1905,   Instructor  of  physiol  and  chemistry,  High  School,  634  French  St.,  Santa  Ana. 
Bedlah  Davxnpobt  Goode,  B.L.,  '06,  Univ.  of  California. 

Principal  Ramooa  Union  H*gh  School,  Ramona.    Elzpress  office,  San  Diego. 
Chasixs  F.  Guuck. 

1908,   Prindjial  of  Lafayette  School,  RanxHUi.    565  Sycamore  St.,  Oakland. 
Masy  Helen  Ingram. 

Principal  of  Grammar  School,  Express  office,  Fosters. 
Edwabd  B.  Oakley,  B.S.,  '79,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

x9oa,   Principal  High  School,  313  S.  Main  St.,  Santa  Ana. 

iNSTrnrrioNs 

1895     UNXVEESiry  of  CALItOaNIA. 

President,  Benjamin  Ide  Wheder;  Librarian.  J.  C.  Rowell,  Berkeley. 

1897  Lelamd  Stantobd  Juniok  UmvESsrry. 

President,  David  Starr  Jordan;   Librarian.  George  Thomas  Clark.  Stanford  Uiii- 
versity. 

PUBUC  LmiABY  OF  SaN  FIANCI8CO. 

Secretary «  George  A.  MuUin;  librarian,  Wm.  R.  Watson,  San  Francisco. 
State  Noimal  School  at  Chioo. 

President,  C.  C.  Van  liew;  librarian,  Susan  T.  Smith,  Chico. 
State  Nojucal  School  at  Los  Anoeles. 

President,  Jesse  F.  Millspaugh;  librarian,  Elizabeth  H.  Fargo,  Los  Angeles. 

1898  State  Nokmal  School.  Library.  San  Josi. 

President,  Moms  Ehner  Dailey;  Librarian,  Ruth  Royce,  San  Jos6. 

1899  Calxfornia  State  Ldrary. 

librarian,  J.  L.  Gillis,  Sacramento. 
.  Pomona  College,  The. 

President,  George  A.  Gates;  Assistant  Acting  librarian,  Julia  Ste£fa,  Claremont. 

1900  PiTBLic  Library,  Los  Anoeles. 

Librarian,  Charics  F.  Lummis;   Principal  of  School  Department,  Chariotte  Casey, 
Los  Angdes. 
1903    State  Normal  School  at  San  Dieoo. 

President,  Samuel  T.  Black,  San  Diega 

1903  Free  Public  Library,  Sacramento. 

Librarian,  L.  W.  Ripley,  Sacramento. 

1904  Alameda  Free  Pitbuc  Library. 

President,  George  H.  Maatick;  librarian.  Marcella  H.  Krauth,  Alameda. 
1906    Library,  StTFERiNTENDEMr  of  Schools  of  Santa  Clara  Coitnty. 

County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  D.  T.  Bateman,  Hall  of  Records,  San  Joa6. 
Mechanics-Mercantile  Library,  San  Francisco. 

librarian,  F.  B.  Graves,  99  Grove  St.,  San  Frandaco. 
Pasadena  Pitblic  Library. 

librarian.  Miss  N.  M.  Russ,  Pasadena. 
University  of  Southern  California. 

President,  George  F.  Brovard;  librarian,  Sarah  K.  Miller,  Los  Angeles. 
1007    A.  K.  Smiley  Public  Library. 

librarian,  Antoinette  M.  Humphreys,  Redlands. 
1908    Free  Pitblic  Library,  San  Diego. 

Secretary  and  President  Board  of  Trustees,  Sam  Ferry  Smith;  Librarian,  Mrs.  H.  P. 
Davison  San  Diego. 

COLORADO 

LIFE  DIRECTOR 

1883    Aabom  Govs,  A.M.,  '78,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

Ez-Superintendent  of  Schools,  care  of  **  Colorado  School  Journal,"  room  408,  Charles 
BMg.,  Denver. 


LIFE  ] 

18&4    Emily  A.  Hayward,  A.M.,  Antioch  Colt. 

3543  Dunkdd  PI.,  Denver. 
1886    Frank  Howard  Clare.  B.Didac., '83,  Univ.  of  Kans.;A.M., 'ox,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

X905,  President-Treasurer  of  The  Oratennial  School  Supply  Co.,  and  Editor  of  "  Rooty 
Mountain  Educator,"  1735  Stout  St.,  Denver. 

active  members 
1884   Jamb  H.  Baker,  A.B.,  '73.  A.M.,  '76,  LL.D..  '93,  Bates  Coll. 

189a,  Prettdent  of  University  of  Colorado,  Boulder. 
RoBKRT  H.  Beggs,  BA^,  '68,  m.  CoH.;     M.Sc.,  '00,   Ft.  Worth  Univ.;  A.M.,  '00,  Denver  Univ.; 
LL.D.,  Mo.  Wes.  CoU. 
1880,  Prindpal  of  Whittier  School;  res.,  3x84  S.  Milwaukee  St.,  University  Park. 
X887    Z.  X.  Snyder.  B.Sc.,  '76,  A.B.,  '78,  Ph.D.,  '85,  Wavnesburg  CoU. 

X89X,  Prestdent  of  Sute  Normal  School  of  Colorado,  Greeley. 
1893    Lbwb  C  Grkxmlee,  Grad.  '78,  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Edinboro,  Pa.;  A.Mm  '9S.  Waynesburg  Coll. 

Vice-Preaidient  of  Interstate  Savings  Bank,  and  Treasurer  of  City  and  County  of 
Denver,  736  Washington  St.,  Denver. 


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COLORADO-CoMlMHMf 

189a    William  Hxnby  SmLxy,  A.B.,  '77.  Harvmrd  Univ.;  A.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Denver. 

189a,   Principal  of  East  Side  High  School,  xxis  Race  St.,  Denver. 
1893    Chaelks  a.  Bkadlxy.  '771  U.  S.  Mil  Acad. 

x894>  Principal  of  Manual  Training  High  School,  Denver;  res.,  R.  F.  D.  No.  i.Mootdair. 
Jamcs  W.  Scott,  A.B.,  '95.  Duquesne  Coll. 

1899,  Principal  of  Lowell  School;  res.,  aa4  £.  Yampa  St.,  Colorado  Springs. 
189s    H.  M.  Bakubtt,  A.B.,  '00.  A.M.,  '93,  Allegheny  Coll. 

1903,  Prinapal  of  High  School  District  No.  ao,  Pueblo. 
A.  E.  Bkakdslzy,  B.Sc.,  '78.  Cornell  Univ.;  M.Sc,  '08,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

189a,  Professor  of  Biology,  State  Normal  School.  14x3.  loth  St.,  Gredey. 
George  Lyman  CAimoN,  A.M.,  '00.  Denver  Univ. 

1887    Instructor  in  Geology  and  Biology,  East  Side  High  School,  1914  Pennsylvania  St., 
Denver. 
William  V.  Casey. 

1893,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  8ao  Pine  St.,  Boulder. 
Crasles  Eenest  Cbadsey,  A.B..  '9a,  A.M.,  '93,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;    A.M..   'o4.   Ph.D.. 
'97,  Columbia  Univ. 
1907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  38a 7  W.  3ad  Ave.,  Denver. 
Feed  Dick.  A.M.,  HamUton  CoU. 

Colorado  Teachers'  Agency.  a36-a37  Empire  Bldg.,  Denver. 
John  Ddbteich. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  9»  N.  Weber  St.,  Colorado  Springs. 
Elwood  Waite  Elder,  A.B.,  '91 1  A.M.,  W,  Princeton  Univ. 

1900,  Instructor  in  Physics.  East  Side  High  School,  Denver;  P.  O.,  Overland. 
John  B.  Garvin,  B.Sc.,  '86,  Univ.  of  lU. 

189a,  Instructor  in  Chemistry,  East   Side  High  School,  DisL  *No.  x;  res.,  4545  Grove 
St.,  Dcnva. 
John  Francis  Keating,  A.B.,  '9a.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Denver. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  South  Side,  x6a7  Carteret  Ave.,  Pueblo. 
Claea  Louise  LrrrLE,  A.B.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1891,   Teacher  in  Maria  Mitchell  School,  Denver. 
Dora  M.  Moore. 

X893,  Principal  of  Corona  School,  X031  Emerson  St.,  Denver. 
F-manuel  Stuver,  B.Sc.,  '77.  M.Sc..'85,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;   M.D..  *8o,  Ohio  Med*  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '95. 
Wyo.  Nor.  and  Scientific  Coll. 
ai6  E.  Oak  St..  Ft.  ColUns. 
1896    Gdroon  R.  Miller,  Ph.B..  '93,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1905,  Department  of  History  and  Sociology,  State  Normal  School;  res..  1865,  xoth  Ave., 

Greeley. 
Mrs.  Z.  X.  Snyder. 

Greeley. 

1898  Emily  H.  Miles. 

X904,   Teacher  of  Drawing,  West  Side  High  School,  147  W.  xst  Ave.,  Denver. 
H.  W.  ZiRKLE,  A.B.,  '83.  Polytechnic  Inst.,  Va.:  A.M.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  Colo. 
189a.   Principal  of  Elmwood  School,  357  Lincoln  Ave.,  Denver. 

1899  Charles  Bartlett  Dyke.  A.B.,  '98.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M.,'  991'Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Instructor  in  Education,  University  of  Colorado,  and  (1907)  Head  Master  in  State 

Preparatory  School;  res.,  907,  i  ith  St.,  Boulder. 
Richard  D.  Ewmo,  B.Sc.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

189a,   Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  715  Ideal  Bldg.,  Denver. 
Mrs.  Helen  Loeino  Grentell,  A.M.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Denver. 

1905,  Field  Lecturer  and  High  School  Visitor,  State  Agricultural  College;  address,  1364 

Columbine  St.,  Denver. 
Homer  S.  Philips,  Ph.B.,  '83.  Oskaloosa  CoU. 

1890,   Principal  of  Byers  and  Logan  Schools;  res.,  84  S.  Sherman  Ave.,  Denver. 
Elizabeth  Hofb  SkiKner. 

1893,   Principal  of  Louisa  M.  Alcott  School;  res.,  asoo  Boulevard  F,  Denver. 
Henry  B.  Smith.  A.B.,  '94.  Harvard  Univ.;   A.M..  '96-  Moore'.s  Hill  Coll. 

1897,  Instructor  in  Latin.  West  Side  High  School.  368  S.  Grant  Ave..  Denver. 

1900  Daniel  Edward  Phillips,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Nashville;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Clark  Univ. 

X898,  Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Education,  University  of  Denver,  University  Park. 
190X    Will  Grant  Chambers,  M.Sc.,  '96,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Indiana,  Pa.;  A.M..  '97,  Lafayette  CoU. 

1904,  Professor  of  Psychology,  and  Dean  of  Professional  and  Research  Work  State  Normal 

School;  res.,  1941,  loth  Ave.,  Greeley. 
Daniel  Pomeroy  Taylor,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Monte  Vista. 
190a    C.  Valentine  Kirby. 

x9oa,  Instructor  in  Art  and  Manual  Training,  Manual  Training  High  School;  res..  1455 
Emerson  St.,  Denver. 
1903    Fredeeick  p.  Austin,  Ph.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  P.  O.  Box  393,  Leadville. 
Alice  Marie  Krackowizer.  B.S..  and  B.Ed.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicaga 

1906,   Training  Teacher,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  171 7.  loth  Ave.,  Greeley. 
Frank  Ernest  Thompson,  A.B.,  '01,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X907.    Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Colorado;  res.,  N.  E.  Cor.  lath  St.  and  8th  Ave., 
Boddcr. 


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X903    Fbank  F.  Thompson,  B.L.,  '96.  Mo.  St.  Univ. 

1904,  Superintaident  of  City  Schools,  804  Rudd  Ave^  Canon  City. 
1904    Katheeins  L.  Ckaig. 

1905,  State  Saperintendent  of  Public  Inatniction,  1353  Downing  Ave.,  Denver. 
Masgauct  Giddinos. 

1903,   Saperviaor  of  KlnderKartens  and  First  Primary  Grade,  1551  Downing  St.,  Denver. 
A.  Gideon,  B.Ln,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati-,  Ph.D.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Marburg,  Germany. 

Z903.   Profesaor  of  Modern  Tjngiiagra,  Colorado  State  Normal  School  1863,  xoth  Ave^ 
Greeley. 
Thouas  B.  McDonough,  A.B.,  '08,  Denver  Unhr. 

1903.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Montrose. 
Rkbabd  Paisons. 

Principal  of  Columbian  School,  xax  Pearl  St.,  Denver. 
Helen  Mabix  Pkatt. 

1890,  Teacher  in  Ashland  School,  531  Emerson  St.,  Denver. 
Gboege  W.  SMrtH,  Ph.B.,  '96,  A.M..  'oa. 

Principal  of  Schools,  Hayden;  express  office.  Steamboat  Springs. 
Charles  W.  Waddle,  A.B..  '01,  A.M.,  '03.  Colorado  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '05.  Clark  Univ. 

1905,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Training  School  and  Training  Teadier,  Upper  Grammar 
Grades,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  1935,  loth  Ave.,  Gredey. 
X90S    George  W.  Loomis.  A.B.,  '86.  A.M..  '9^^  Albion  CoU. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  District  No.  i,  Centennial  BIdg.,  Pueblo. 
EicoRY  £.  Smiley,  A.B..  '03,  Univ.  of  Denver. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  Durango. 
X906    John  Henry  Allen,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M^  '91,  Harverford  CoU. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  525  Ourmy  Ave.,  Grand  Junction. 
Dorothea  K.  Begos.  A.B..  '06,  Denver  Univ. 

1906,  Professor  of  German,  Denver  University;  res.,  a  184  S.  MUwaul^  St.,  Univenity 

Park. 
Frkdeske  B.  Bolles. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Rocky  Ford. 
Wn.LUM  T.  Fletcher.  B.Sc..  '00,  Pacific  Univ.:  A.M.,  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School,  District  No.  z,  Cenrrnnial  High  School,  Puebb. 
Louise  Morris  Hannum,  B.Sc.,  '91,  Wellesley  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '94,  Cornell  Univ. 

1898.  Dean  of  Girls,  and  Head  of  English  Department,  State  Nonnal  Schooh  res.,  17x7 
loth  Ave.,  Greeley. 
DoRUS  R.  Hatch,  A.B.,  A.M..  Univ.  of  Denver. 

Principal  of  Hyde  Park  School,  408  Charles  Building,  Denver. 
Reynold  A.  Lb  Doxrx. 

X90S,  President  of  the  Denver  Normal  and  Preparatory  School,  1543-45  Gknarm  St., 
Denver. 
WiLLLui  B.  MooNEY,  Pd.B.,  'oa,  Pd.M.,  '03,  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Greeley.  Cok>. 

X908,   Department  of  Education,  School  Visitor,  State  Normal  School,  Greeley. 
BfiLTON  C.  Potter,  VhJB.,  '05,  Albion  Coll.;  Ph.M.  '03.  Univ.  of  Chicaga 

X907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  District  No.  i,  Pueblo. 
Stantord  L.  Stoner,  A.B.,  '90.  Ohk>  North.  Univ.;  B.Sc,  '04,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1905.  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  xo8  £.  loth  St.,  LeadviUe. 
X907    Charlb  E.  Carter,  A.M,  '04,  Ph.D.,   '06,  Univ.  of  M. 

X903,   Superintendent  <^  District  No.  6.  Weld  County.  11 14,  ixth  St.,  Greeley. 
Mrs.  Sarah  S.  Platt  Decker. 

X908,  Member  of  Educational  CouncU,  Colorado  Teachers  Association,  1550  Sherman 
Ave.,  Denver. 
W.  E.  Knafp. 

Prindpal  of  Cheltenham  School;  res.,  134  York  St.,  Denver. 
Mrs.  Cornelia  Scttdder  Miles,  A.B..  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Denver. 

X895.   Principal  of  Ebert  School,  res.,  3^2  £•  17th  Ave. 
George  W.  Murdoce,  Ph.B.,  'ox,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

X903,  Prindpal  of  Sherman  School,  a9a9  W.  34th  Ave.,  Denver. 
X908    Coleman  Hall  Bush,  LL.B., Jm,  LL.M..  '04,  West  Va.  Univ. 

1908,   Principal  of  Cheyenne  Canon  Schools,  10x5  Cheyenne  Road,  Colorado  Springs. 
Anna  M.  Clark. 

1904,  Principal  of  Fairview  School;  res.,  14x9  ^  x6th  Ave.,  Denver. 
Josephine  H.  Clark. 

xg03»   Teacher  of  First  Grade,  Alcott  School,  4x41  Xavier  St.,  Aloolt  Station,  Denver. 
Joseph  F.  Daniels. 

Librarian  and  Professor  of  Library  Science,  State  Agricultural  College,  Fort  Collins. 
Eleanor  Davidson. 

1893,  Teacher  in  Public  Schoob,  Shirley  Hotel,  Denver. 
W.  A.  Franks,  B.Sc.,  '03,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1907,  Prhidpal  of  Gunnison  County  High  School,  Gunnison. 
Charles  A.  Hoixingsheao,  Pd.B.,  '86,  Colo.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.Bm  'oa,  Denver  Univ. 

1890.   Prindpal  of  School,  3731  W.  36th  Ave.,  Denver. 
Sarah  P.  Ketner.  D.Ped.,  '00,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Colo. 

X90S,  Assistant  Prindpal,  Alcott  School,  39x7  W.  38th  Ave.,  Denver. 
Hulda  R.  Ludwig,  Ph.B.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X908,  Teacher  of  German  and  &iglish.  High  School,  913  W.  3d  St.,  LeadviUe. 


70  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [ConnKtkiit 

COLORADO— CMtffMMtf 

1908    Jesse  R.  Moeoan. 

1908,   Prindpd  of  High  School,  Box  8as,  Trinidad. 
Rev.  David  T.  ODwyee. 

1003,   Parochial  School  Manacer  &  Teacher,  Glenwood  Springt. 
Walter  Wood  Rkmington,  B.S.,  '80:  M.S..  '85,  Mich.  Agri.  CoU. 

190a.  Teacher  East  Side  High  School.  Denver;  res.,  4^1  Concord  St.,  Boulder. 
Henry  A.  Rucex.  A.B.,  'qc  Bdoit  Coll.;  A.M..  '05,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1904,   Aaaistant  Profeaior  of  Philoaophy,  Colorado  Coll.,  1 1 4  Tyler  Place,  Colorado  Sfiriaga. 
Caroline  Sewall. 

1897,    Director  of  Kindergarten,  356  South  Broadway,  Denver. 
Beatrice  Simpson. 

1904,   Grade  Teacher,  Public  Schools.  3406  Boulevard  F,  Denver. 
Belle  Skinner. 

1890,   Teacher  Ashland  School,  2500  Boulevard  F.,  Denver. 
Mrs.  Mary  S.  Smeigr. 

1884,   Teacher  in  Ashland  School,  asao  W.  39d  Ave.,  Denver. 
J.  P.  Treat,  A.B.,  '7*,  M.Sc..  A.M.,  '75,  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Trinidad. 


1 397    State  Normal  School  AT  Grbclby. 

President,  Z.  X.  Snyder;  Secretary,  Venioo  McKelvey,  Greeley. 
looa    UNivERsrrY  op  Denver  Library. 

Chancellor.  H.  A.  Buchtel,  University  Park. 
University  op  Colorado,  Library. 

President,  James  H.  Baker;  Librarian,  Alfred  £.  Whitakcr,  Boulder. 
1903    PoBLic  Library,  Dbnvxr. 

Librarian,  Charles  R.  Dudley,  Denver. 
1905    Cobdrn  Libr4XY  op  Colorado  College. 

President,  William  F.  Skxum,  Librarian;  M.  D.  Ormes.  Colorado  Springs. 

CONNECTICUT 

LIPE   MEMBER 

187  X    Jambs  B.  Mp.rwin. 

1867,  Editor  of  "  American  Journal  of  Education,"  Lecturer  on  Literary  and  Educataonal 
Subjects,  Middleficld. 

ACtlYB  MEMBERS 

1879    DAvm  N.  Camp,  A.M..  '53.  Yale  CoU. 

1855,   President  of  New  Britain  Library.  9  Camp  St.,  New  Britain. 
188^    Charles  W.  Deane,  A.M.,  '84.  Ph.D..  '9a.  Allegheny  Coll. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  2676  Main  St.,  Bridgeport. 
189s    Natiun  Lbe  Bishop. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Waterford;  res.  7  Huntington  PI.,  Norwich. 
Cbaries  H.  Keyes,  A.B.,  '78,  St.  Johns  CoH. 

1898.  Superintendent  of  Schools.  South  District.  9  Madison  St.,  Hartford. 

1896  £.  Heihann  Arnold,  M.D.,  '04,  Yale  Univ. 

1895,   Director  of  New  Haven  Normal  School  of  Gymnastics,  46  York  Sq.,  New  Havok. 

1897  Berlin  Wright  Tinker,  A.B.,  *88,  A.M.,  '89.  Bates  Cbll. 

1897,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  98  Randolph  Ave.,  Waterbury. 

1898  Arthur  Deerin  Call.  Ph.B..  '96.  A.M.,  '05,  Brown  Univ. 

1904,   Supervising  Prmdpal  of  Second  North  District,  18  Shultas  PI.,  Hartford. 

1899  Waterman  Rupus  Burnram. 

1904.   Corporate  Member  of  NiHwkh  Free  Academy  Corporation,  36a  Main  St.,  Norwich. 

William  North  Rice,  A.B.,  '65,  A.M..  *6S,  Wcsleyan  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '67,  Yale  Coll.;  LL.b..  *86,  Synu 
cuse  Univ. 
1867,  Professor  of  Geology,  Wesleyan  Uam^ity,  31  College  PI.,  Middktown. 

igao    William  £.  Chancellor,  A.B..  'ftp,  A.M.,  *95,  .\mherst  Coll. 

1908.  Superintffwieat  e£  Schools,  South  Norwalk;  res.  ia8  East  Ave.,  Norwalk. 
spot    Ralph  L.  Baldwin. 

1904.   Supervisor«|Mwic,  PnbUc  Schools,  81  Tremoot  St.,  Hartford. 
FuEDBtiCK  St.  John  Hitcboock. 

1906,   Principal  of  the  Manual  Training  and  Industrial  School;  res.,  48  Granite  St.,  New 
London. 

Mrs.  Charlbs'H.  Keyes. 

9  Madison  St.,  Hartford. 
Clinton  S.  Maish,  A.B.,  '91.  Cornell  Univ. 

1906.   Superintendent  of  Township  Schools,  41  S.  Main  St..  Wallingford. 
WxLUS  L  TwtTCHELL,  A.B.,  Middleburv  Coll. 

Principal  dL  West  Middle  School.  31  Atwood  St.,  Hartford. 
ii^t    W.  Allen  Diushel,  B.Sc.,  '96.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.B.,  '05.  Ph.D..  '08,  Yale  Univ. 

1968.   Instructor  in  Yale  Unversity.  Kent  Chemical  Laboratory,  New  HRven. 
Mrs.  MARTrfA  Krug  Genthe,  Ph.D.,  *oo.  Univ.  of  Heidelberg.  Germany. 
1902,   Instruaor  in  Beacon  School,  a4  Sumner  St..  Hartford. 


I 

Cooneciicut]      UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  71 

/ 

CONNECTICUT--C«w/tiiti«rf 

19M    FsANK  OscAB  JoMES,  A.B.,  '97,  Brown  Univ.;  A.M.,  '07,  Yak  Univ. 

1900,   Supervising  Principal  of  Northwest  District,  6zi  Albany  Ave.,  Hartford. 
FszD  A.  Vekplanck,  A.B..  '88,  Yale  Univ. 

X893.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  and   Principal  of  State  Training  School,  356  Main  St.. 
South  Manchester. 
1903    Fba-nk  Heebekt  Beedk.  A.B..  '83.  Vale  Univ. 

1990,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  87  Orange  St.,  New  Haven. 
Feank  Waeeen  Eato.n,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  *QSf  Harvard  Univ. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  94  Fairview  Ave..  Naugatuck. 
Cbaeles  Daniel  Hime.  A.B..  LL.B.,  Yale  Univ.:  LL.B..  Towa  St.  Univ. 

Secretary  of  State  Board  of  Cdacatioo.  Room  4a,  Capitol  Building,  Hartford. 
Stanley  H.  Holmes.  A.B.,  *87.  A.M..  '90.  Colby  Coll. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  a8o  Arch  St..  New  Britain. 
Benjamin  Jepson. 

1865.   Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  East  Rock  Road,  New  Haveitr 
Maud  V.  Keyes. 

1906.  Teacher  in  Horace  Mann  School.    Teachers  College;    res.,  499  \V.  i.)sth  St.. 
New  York;  home  address,  9  Madison  St.,  Hartford. 
Louis  Benton  Matthias,  B.C.S.,  '89,  B.Sc..  '03,  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1898,  Prindpal     of    Commercial    Department,    High    School,    37    Buckingham    St.. 

Briageport. 
WiLBUB  F.  Nkrolr,  A.B..  '80,  A.M..  '85.  Amherst  Coll. 

1899,  Supervising    Principal,  Public  Schools,  Eaton   District,  31   Uvingston  St.,  New 

EpwAED  ABMOfOTON  Sammb,  Ph.B.,  '05,  Brown  Univ. 

1896,  Head  of  Commercial  Department,  and  Master  of  High  School.  60  Grove  St.,  Stam- 
ford. 
Edwaeo  B.  Sbllew,  A.B.,  '90,  Williams  Coll. 

1904,   Supervising  Principal,  Lovell  District,  807  Orange  St.,  New  Haven. 
S.  P.  WnxABo,  A.B.,  Yale  Univ. 

Agent  of  Sute  Board  of  Education,  Colchester. 
Clabbncs  H.  Woolsey.  A.B..  '90,  Harvard  Univ.;  LL.B.,  '9a.  New  York  Univ.;  A.M.,  '95,  Ph.D. 
'97,  Washington  Univ. 
1906,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  3a  Brainerd  Ave.,  Middktown. 
f904    Walteb  D.  Hood.  A.B..  '94.  Yale  Univ. 

1908,   Principal  of  Gilbert  High  School,  117  Hdabird  Ave.,  Winsted. 
John  J.  Maddox,  A.B.,  Yale. 

X907,   Prindpal  of  Windham  High  School,  WiUimantic. 
tgos    Edwin  C.  Andbews.  A.B.,  '89.  Williams  Coll. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Huntington;  res..  Shdton. 
Fbank  a.  Bebby.  A.B.,  '07,  Wealevan  Univ.,  Conn. 

X907,  Head  of  English  Department,  High  School,  8  Foster  St.,  Danbury. 
Henby  T.  Bubb,  M.Sc.  *oo.  Harvard  Univ. 

X904.   Prindpal  of  Stat«  Normal  School,  xaa  Windham  St..  WiUimantic. 
Chables  HtrBBABD  Judd,  A.B.,  *94,  Wcaleyan  Univ.  Ph.D.,  '96,  Leipaig  Univ. 

1906,   Professor  of  Psychology,  and  (1907)  Dirpctor  ai  the  Psychological  Laboratory,  Yale 
University;  res.,  318  Willow  St.,  New  Haven. 
John  Ritsseix  PEBEiN<t,  A.B..  '89,  A.M.,  '9a,  DartiBouth  Coll. 

1904,   Prindpal  of  Nonnal  School;  res.,  ff  Peerbill  A\-e.  Danbury. 
X907    Edwabd  p.  Cbbstbb. 

1906,  Teacher  of  Mechanical  Drawing  uul  Manual  Training,  60  Prest  St.,  Box  593.  N«w 


Jamb  Dablwoton. 

1887,   Supervisor  of  Training,  State  Nornul  School,  New  Britain. 
G.  S.  DiCKSBXAN,  A.B.,  '6c.  Vale  CoU.;  A.M.,  B.D.,  '68,  D.D.,  [os.  Bates  CoU. 

1901,  General  Fieki  Agent  of  Southern  Education  Board;   (1907)  GenenU  Fi«ld  A«ett 
John  F.  Slater  Fund,  140  Cottage  St.,  New  Haven. 
Sbbbman  I.  Gbaves,  A.B.,  '94,  Bates  Coll. 

Supervising  Prindpal  of  Strong  District,  933  Qulpipiae  Ave.,  New  Hawn. 
Lee  La  Place  Habdinc,  B.Sc.,  '06,  Rhode  Island  Coll. 

X908,  Graduate  Student  Sheffield  Scientific  School,  Lyme. 
Kathbbink  T.  Habty. 

1906,  Supervisor  of  Tlralning,  State  Nonnal  School,   Danbury.;    fw.,  go  Fountain   St., 
New  Haven. 
William  Powebs  Kelly,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M..  '90,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  377  Broad  St..  Meriden. 
James  E.  Maoigan. 

1893.   Prindpal  of  Webster  School;  res.,  605  N.  Main  St.,  Waterbliry- 
Edgab  C.  Stiles,  A.B..  '86,  Yale  Univ. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  54S  Main  St.,  West  Haven. 
Gbobob  H.  Tbacy. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Main  St..  Danbury. 
Mabcus  Whtte,  Ph.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '07.  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Conn. 

18941    Prindpal  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  41  Bassett  St.,  New  Britain. 
Evsbett  C.  Willabd.  A.B.,  '83.  A.M.,  '93.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

i89i«   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Room  aa,  Town  Hall  Bldg.,  Stamford. 


72  NATIONAL  EDUdATION  ASSOCIATION  [Columbia 

CONNECnCUT-~C4M/MiMl 

iQoS    Feamk  H.  Buckley*  A.B..  '05;  AM..  '06.  Yale  Univenity;  A.M..  H0I7  Ctom  CoUcfe. 

X908,  Superintendent  of  Scnools,  1x5  South  Qiii  St.,  Anaooia. 
Rose  M.  Dwyzk. 

Teacher  ol  Spedal  CSaiws,  386  Park  St.,  Hartford. 
JiTNius  C.  Kmowlton.  A.B.,  '87,  Amherst  CoUece. 

Z901.   Supervising  Pnndpal  of  Schools,  88  Howe  St.,  New  Haven. 
LcwB  SriAOUE  Mills,  B.S.,  '08,  Teachers  CoUefe  Columbia  Univ. 

igo8,   Sute  Agent  in  Supervision  of  Schools,  146  Willow  St.,  Waterbury. 
B.  Norman  Steong. 

X901,   Principal,  Anenal  School,  26  Edgewood  St..  Hartford. 

imilTD'IlONS 
1899     COITNECTICUT  AOEICtTLTDEAL  COLLBQE. 

Premfent.  Ruf  ua  W.  Stimaon;  Librarian,  Edwina  M.  Whitney  Slorrs. 
1901    Board  of  Education,  New  Haven,  Conn. 

**  Superintendent,  F.  H.  Bcede,  New  Haven. 

Free  Public  Library,  New  Haven. 

Libiarian,  W.  K.  Stetaoa,  New  Haven. 
Yale  University,  Library. 

President,  Arthur  T.  Hadley;  Secretary,  Anson  PlMdpB  Stokes,  Jr.;  Llbfailan,  John 
Christopher  Schwab,  New  Haven. 
190a    Hartiord  Theological  Seminary. 

President,  W.  Douilas  Madtenae;  Librarian.  Charies  S.  Thayer,  Case  Mcmofinl 
Library,  Hartford. 
New  Britain  Instiiuie. 

Chairman  of  Library  Committee,  David  N.  Camp,  New  Britain. 
Silas  Bronbon  Library. 

President  of  Library  Board,  John  C^NeiU;  Ubrsrian,  Helen  Spcrry.  Gnmd  Sc, 
Waterbury. 
1903    Ansonia  Library.  The. 

Librarian,  Anna  Hadley,  Ansonia. 
Ferguson  Library. 

President,  Jas.  B.  Williams;  Librarian,  Miss  £.  Van  Hoevnberg,  SCamfoid. 
Stratioro  Library  Association. 

President,  George  W.  Fairchild;  Librarian,  Frances  B.  Russell,  SUalford. 
IQ04    Tbb  Pbck  Lbbary,  Norwich  Free  Academy. 

Principal,  Henry  A.  Tiirefl;  Ubrarian,  Helen  MatshaU,  Norwidb. 

DELAWARE 

ACnVE  MEMBEBS 

1800    George  Wills  Twxtmyer,  A.M.,  '83.  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.;   M.Sc.,  '90,  St  Nor.  Srh., 
Mansfield.  Pa.:  Ph.D..  '03.  Lafayette  Coll. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1 109  Jefferaon  St.,  Wilmington. 
1891    Edwina  Blanche  Kruse,  A.M.,  *oo,  Lincohi  Univ. 

1876,  Principal  of  Howard  High  School,  ao6  E.  toth  St.,  Wibnington. 
1896    A.  H.  Berlin,  A.M.,  '88,  Hamilton  Coll. 

1888,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  804  W.  8th  St.,  Wilmington. 
190a    Mary  M.  Turner. 

189a,   Principal  of  the  WOlard  Hall  Grammar  School;  res..  804  W.  8th.  St.,  Wflmingtoo. 
1903    Arthur  R.  Spaid,  A.B..  '03,  Wihnington  Coll.;  A.M.,  '94,  Haverford  ColL 

1903,  Supermtendent  of  Free  Schools  of  New  Castle  County,  505  W.  axat  St..  Wifaningtoo. 
X905    Floyd  Palmer  Johnson,  A.B..  '00,  Cornell  Univ. 

In  chaive  of  Boys'  High  School,  and  Teacher  of  Latin  and  Greek,  4th  and  Went 

Hbrschsl  a.  Norrb,  A.B.,  '07,  A.M..  '98,  Princeton  Univ. 

x899«   Principal  of  Wilmington  Friends'  School,  8x9  Washington  St..  Wilmington. 
1907    John  David  Brooes.  Pd.B.,  '97,  B.Sc..  '98.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  MiUersville,  Pa.;  A.B.,  '01,  Dickinson 
CnU.;  A.M.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
X903,   Superintendent  of  Sussex  County  Schools,  Milford. 
X908    Bessie  C.  Dbvine. 

1908,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3x0  West  St.,  Wihnington. 


X90X    PRDfciVALs'  Round  Table,  Wilmington. 

Librarian,  ( )  Wilmington 

Wilmington  Institute  Free  Library. 

Librarian,  Arthur  L.  Bailey,  Wilmington. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 
litb  directors 


X876  Wiluam  Tobikt  Harris,  A.M.,  '69,  Yale;  LL.D. . '  70,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  '94,  Univ.  of  Pa. ;  'oSt  Yale  Univ.; 
'96.  Princeton  Univ..  AM.,  Ph.D.,'93t  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D., '99*  Umv.  of  Jena. 
Germany. 


Ei-Commissioner  of  EdocatxA  of  the  United  Sutes,  1360  Fairmont  St.,  N.  W., 
Washington. 


Colunbia]        Li  Ft.,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  73 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA-Con^MM^ 

1880    Jakes  Osmond  Wilson,  A.M.,  '74t  Dartmouth  Coll. 

189a,  Secretary  of  American  Colonization  Sodety.  450  Pennsylvania  Ave.,  N.  W..  Wash* 
ington. 

LXFB  MBMBMS 

1870    John  Wcslby  Hovt,  A.M.,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  M.D.,  Eclectic  Med.  Coll.,  Cincinnati,  O.;  LL.D.  Univ. 
of  Mo. 

Chairman  of  National  University  Committee  of  400,  The  Victoria,  Washington. 
1876    Samukl  S.  Laws,  D.D. 

1733  Q  St..  N.  ;V.,  Washington. 

1883  John  Hrrz. 

1887,  Superintendent  of  Volta  Bureau,  1601,  35th  St.,  Washington. 

1884  Alex.  Grahah  Bell,  LL.D.,  Ph.D..  M.D. 

1 33 1  Connecticut  Ave.,  Washington. 


1891     Elmek  Ellswoktb  Bbown.  A.B.,  '80,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D.,  '90.  Halle. 

1906,   Commissioner  of  Education  ol  the  United  Sutes,  Bureau  of  Education,  Washington. 
i8g4    Sdsan  Plessnee  Pollock.  Grad.  of  Kg.  Nor.  Inst.,  Berlin,  Prussia. 

Principal  of  Kindergarten  Normal  Institution;   res.,  15 16  Columbia  Road,  N.  W., 
Washington. 

1895  Allan  Davis,  B.Sc.,  '90,  M.Sc.,  '96,  Columbian  Univ.;  LL.M.,  '93,  Nat.  Law  School,  Washington. 

1890.   Principal  of  Business  High  School,  900,  nth  St..  S.  E.,  Washington. 
Anna  Tolman  Smith. 

Bureau  of  Education,  8th  and.G  Sts.,  Washington. 
Sidney  Fullee  SMrrn,  Grad.,  '84,  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.;  M.Sc.,  '01,  M.P.L.,  '04,  George  Washington 
Univ.;  LL.B.,  'oa.  LL.M.,  '03.  Nat.  Univ. 
1908,   Cor.  i8th  and  Kalorama  Aves,  Washington. 

1896  Rebecca  Stoneeoad,  Grad.,  Oswego  Nor.  Sch.;  M.D..  '03,  Nat.  Univ. 

1889.  Director  of  Physical  Training,  Public  Schools,  Webster  School,  loth  and  H  Sts, 

Washington. 

1898  Elizabeth  V.  Bbown. 

1904,  Director  of  Primary  Instruction,  1357  Euclid  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
WnxiAM  Hamilton,  A.B..  '84,  Moravian  Coll.,  Pa.;  A.M..  '94.  Ph.D.,  '01,  Columbia  Univ. 

1890.  Agent  of  Bureau  of  Education  for  Alaska  and  (1904)  Lecturer  in  Department  of  His- 

tory, George  Washington  University;  address,  Bureau  of  Education,  Washington. 
Mbs.  Noba  Lindenbebg  Hoeoblsbbbceb. 

1887,  Teacher  of  German,  and  Lady  Principal,  Central  High  School,  1305  Q  St.,  N.  W., 
Washington. 
HosMBB  M.  Johnson. 

1900,  Supervising  Principal,  Public  Schools;  res.,  1404  Emerson  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
Abtemas  Mabtin,  km,,  *tj,  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '8a,  Rutgers  CoU.;  LL.D..  '85,  Hillsdale  CoU.;  Fellow 

of  the  A.  A.  A.  S. 
U.  S.  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  Editor  and  Publisher  of  the  "Mathematical  Maga- 
sine,"  and  of  the  "Mathematical  Visitor,"  Coast  Survey  Office,  920  N  St.,  N.  W., 
Washington. 
WxNTiELD  Scott  Montgombby,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,'06,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  M.D.,  '90,  Howard  Univ.,  Med. 
Dept. 
Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  191a,  nth  St.,  N.  W.,  Washiugton. 
Lovicx  PiEBCE,  A.B.,  '60.  Emory  Coll. 

1893,  Chief  Clerk  in  Bureau  of  Education,  911  Massachusetts  Ave.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
Alex.  Summebs,  B.Sc.,  '76,  A.M.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

1894,  Statistician  in  U.  S.  nureau  of  Education,  Washington. 

1899  Abthub  U.  Cbaig,  B.Sc.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

1901,  Teacher  of  Mechanical  Drawing,  Armstrong  Manual  Traming  School,  Washington; 

res.,  Realholme,  Anaoostia. 
Edwabd  Allen  Fay,  A.B..  '6a,  A.M.,  '65,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D.,  '81, Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1866,  Professor  and  Vice-President,  Gallaudet  College,  3  Kendall  Green,  Washington. 
Mebbill  Edwabds  Gates.  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '73,  Univ.  of  Rochester;  Ph.D.,  '80,  Univ.  of  St.  of  N.  Y., 
LL.D.,  '%2,  Princeton  \Jni\.   and   Univ.    of  Rochester,  '9a,  Williams   Coll.  and 

Columbia  Univ.;  L.H.D.,  '86,  Columbia  Univ. 
Ex-Prcaident  of  Rutgers  College  and  of  Amherst  College.  1309  Rhode  Island  Ave., 


Hablan  Updegbapt,  A.M.,  *98.  Ph.D.,  '08,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,  Chief  of  Alaska  Division,  Bureau  of  Education,  and  (1908)  Lecturer  in  School 

Administration,  George  Washingtcm  University,  Washington. 
1900    F.  W.  Booth,  B.Sc.,  '77.  Iowa  State  CoU. 

1899.  General   Secretary  of  American  Association  to  Promote  the  Teaching  of  Speech  to 

the  Deaf,  and  Editor  of  "Association  Review,"  1535, 35th  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
Louis  L.  HooPEB,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M., '08,  Harvard  Univ. 

1900,  Head  Master  of  Tne  Washington  School  for  Boys,  3901  Wisconsin  Ave.,  Washington. 
Alexandeb  T.  Stuabt,  Ph.B.,  '69,  A.M.,  '04,  Columbian  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  res.,  3106,  17th  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
i90f    Dick  J.  Cbosby,  M.Sc.,  '00,  Mich.  Agri.  Coll. 

Spedislist  in  Agricultural  Education,  Office  of  Experiment  Stations,  U.  S.  Depart- 
meot  of  Agriculture,  Washington. 


74  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Cdumbfa 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA-'CaM/MiMf 

1901  Mabt  Ella  Givkn. 

189S,   Principal  of  Chery  Chase  School.  "The  Olmypia,"  14U1  and  Eudid  Sts.,  Washington. 
Lucy  Ella  Moten.  Grad.,  '75.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Salem,  Itiaas.,  and  '83.  Spencerian  Bus.  CoU.;  M.D.. 
'Q7.  Med.  CoU.,  Howaid  Univ. 
1883,  Principal  of  Washington  Nonnal  School  No.  a;  res..  7>8. 4th  St.  N.  W..  Washington. 

1902  James  A.  Bukns.  C.S.C..  Ph.D..  Catholic  Univ.  of  America. 

1900,  President  of  Holy  Cross  College,  Brookland. 
LuciAN  West  Craney.  A.B..  *78,  B.Sc..  '70.  M.Sc..  *8a.  Carieton  CoU. 

Special  A|sent,  U.  S.  Bureau  of  Labor  Study  of  Women  and  Children  in  dangerous 
occupations,  care  of  Bureau  of  Labor,  Washington. 
Mrs.  Maky  R.  Gale  Davis,  Pd.M..  '04,  Sch.  of  Ped.,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

1908,   Normal  Training  Teacher  and  Specialist  in  Psycho-physical  Culture  and  Hygiene, 
The  Buriington,  Washington. 

Richard  D.  Haklan,  A.B.,  *8i,  A.M.,  lU,  D.D.,  'oa,  Princeton  Univ.;   LL.D.,  '04.  Union  Univ. 

1907,   Special  Repiesentative  of  the  Geocge  Washington  University  Movement,  George 
Washington  University,  Washington. 
P.  M.  HuoHES,  A.B.,  '86,  Johns  Hopluns  Univ.;  LI..B.,  '90,  LUM.,  '91.  Columbian  Univ. 

1906,    Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  318  B  St..  S.  E.,  Washington. 

1903  John  A.  Cbaiiberlain,  B.Sc.,  *87.  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

1906,  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  Franklin  School.  Washington. 

Laura  Drake  Gill.  A.B.,  '81.  .A.M.,  '85,  Smith  Coll.;  D.C.L..  '07.  Univ.  of  the  South. 

1907,  President  of  Association  of  Collegiate  Alumnae,  1326,  19th  St..  N.  W.,  Washington. 
WiLLST  Martim  Hays,  M.Agri.,  '85,  Iowa  St.  CoU. 

1904,   Assistant  Secretary  of  U.  S.  Department  of  Agriculture,  Washington. 
Er2«bst  Lawton  Thitrston,  C.E.,  '03,  Columbian  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  Business  Practice  and  Trainuig,  White  High  Schools,  1449 
Irving  St..  N.  W.  Washington. 

1904  Minnie  Bronson,  A.M.,  '89,  Upper  Iowa  Univ. 

1907.  Special  Agent  of  Bureau  of  Labor,  1335,  13th  St.,  N.  W..  Washington. 
John  P.  S.  Nelich. 

Head  Resident,  Neighborhood  House.  Sodal  Settlement.  456  H  St.  S.  W..  Wash- 
ington. 

1905  Herbert  Augustine  Smith,  A.B..  '89.  Ph.D.,  '97,  Yale  Univ. 

Editor  for  the  Forest  Service.  U.  S.  Department  of  Agriculture,  Washington. 

1906  John  F.  Fenlon,  A.M..  '93-  St.  Mark's  Univ..  Md.;  D.D..  '00.  Minerva  Univ..  Rome. 

1904*   Rector  of  St.  Austm's  CoUege,  Brookland;  express  <A&ot,  Univenity. 

Sarah  E.  Simons,  A.B..  V7.  A.M..  '00.  Leiand  Stanford  Tr.  Univ. 

Head  of  English  Department.  High  Schools  (white);  res.,  1538  Corcoran  St.,  Wash- 
ington. 

1907  RoscoE  CoNKLiNC  Bruce,  A.B.,  '03,  Harvard  Univ. 

Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1327  Columbia  Road.  Washington. 
ADBLAmE  Davb. 

1893.   Principal  of  Matthew  Emery  PubUc  School,  313  C  St.,  S.  E.,  Washingon. 
Elizabeth  Anne  Hayden. 

1890,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  1408  Bdmont  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
Phebe  a.  I.  Howell.  A3.,  II9.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,   Instructor  in  Howard  University;  res.,  739  Gresham  Place,  Washington. 

SiKPBSN  Elliott  Kramer,  B.Sc.  George  Washington  Univ. 

Director  of  Intermediate  Instruction,  Public  Schools,  and  Lecturer  on  Educatkm, 
George  Washington  University;  res.,  13 18  S  St.,  N.  W..  Washington. 

Henry  Francis  Lowe,  B.Sc.,  '03.  George  Washington  Univ. 

1895,   Prindpal  of  Lenox  School;  res.,  215,  5th  St..  N.  E.,  Washington. 
Lucy  Madeira,  A.B.,  '96,  Vassar  CoU. 

1906,    Prindpal  of  Miss  Madeira's  School,  1326,  19th  St.,  Washington. 

Georoe  Edmund  Myers,  A.M.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  Ph.D.,  '06.  Clark  Univ. 

1906,  Prindpal  of  McKinley  Manual  Training  School,  and  (1907)  Lecturer  at  Geofge 

Washington  University;  res..  1445  Masuchusetts  Ave.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
Frank  E.  Plummer. 

President  of  Business  Science  University.  616  Munsey  Bldg.,  Washington. 
Arthur  Thompson  Ramsay. 

1908,  Principal  of  Fairmont  Seminary;  res..  3701.  14th  St..  Washington. 
Julia  May  Rawlincs. 

1897.    Principal  of  Hilton  School;   res.,  131  A  St..  N.  E.,  Washington. 
William  C.  Ruediger,  Ph.B.,  Ph.M.,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  Ph  D.,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,  Assistant   Professor  of  Educational   Psychology.   George  Washington  University. 

Washington. 
W.  H.  Singleton. 

Chairman  of  Committee  on  Public  Schools.  Washington  Board  of  Trade,  2oao  H  St., 
Washington. 
Arnold  Werner  Spanhoofd,  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Bonn.  Germany. 

H^ad  of  Modem  Language  Department  in  High  Schools,  3015  HUlyer  Place.  Wash- 
ington. 
Nelson  E.  Weatherless,  A.B..  '93,  LL.M.,  '98,  Howard  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  Sdcnce.  M  St.  and  A.  M,  T.  High  Schools;  res.,  a4oa  Bri^t- 
wood  Ave..  Washington. 


Georgial  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  75 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA-~CmI>immi/ 
»9o8    William  H.  Baldwin. 

Tnistee  Rayen  School  mt  Younsstown,  also  Trustee  Adelbert  CoU..  aeveland,  O., 
res.,  X415,  aist  St.,  Washington. 
Anna  J.  Bkll. 

1901,   Principal  ol  Webb  School;  res.,  174s  N.  Capitol  St.,  Washington. 
Ellen  Golden,  B.S.,  '89,  George  Washington  University. 

i8go.  Teacher  of  Mathematics;  1757  T  St.,  N.  W..  Washington. 

FlEDEKICK  GbIGGS. 

Chairman  of  Department  of  Education,  General  Conference  of  Seventh  Day  Advent^ 
ists,  Takoma  Park  Sta.,  Washington. 
William  G.  Smith,  B.Agri.  *p7,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1899,  Assistant  Scientist,  Bureau  of  SoOs,  Dept.  of  Agriculture,  Washington. 

B.  G.  Wilkinson.  A.B.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M..  '05,  Union  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '08.  George  Washing- 
ton Univ. 
1903,   Professor  ol  History,  Washington  Foreign  Mission  Seminary,  Takoma  Park,  Wash- 
ington. 

msTinrnoNS 
'90a    GsotoK  Washington  UNivBASiTYt  Thk. 

'  President.  Charles  Willis  Needham;  Librarian,  Alfred  F.  W.  Schmidt,  isth  and  B. 

Sts.,  Washington. 
'905    Public  LnaAav  of  the  Distbict  of  Columbia. 

Librarian,  George  F.  Bowerman,  Washington. 
'006    Catholic  Univeisity  of  Amebica.  The. 

Rector,  Rt.  Rev.  D.  J.  O'Connell;  Assistant  Treasurer,  Rev.  George  A.  Dougherty, 
Washington. 

HOWABD  UNIVSISrrY,   LiBKABY. 

Presidettt,  Wilbur  P.  ThirkiekJI;  Librarian,  Flora  L.  P.  Johnson.  Washington. 
FLORIDA 

,_-     ^  ACTIVE  MEMBEBS 

i«88   GBomoE  B.  Hubd. 

Principal  of  Orange  Park  Normal  and  Manual  Training  School,  Orange  Park. 
««96   >rATSAN  Benjamin  Youno,  A.B..  *88,  A.M.,  '91.  OberUn  Coll. 

1901,  President  of  Sute  Normal  and  Industrial  School,  Tallahassee. 
.1898    L.cri>wio  Wilhelm  Buchholx.  A.M.,  'oa.  Fla.  St.  Coll. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Hfllsboro  Co..  3919.  loth  St.,  Tampa. 

1900  ^iss  Clem  Hampton. 

1905.   Chief  Qerk,  Department  of  Education,  Tallahassee. 

1901  &Aary  Sydney  Johnston. 

1905,   ProfesscM-  of  Latin  and  Mathematics,  State  School  for  Teachers,  Florida  Female 
College,  Tallahassee. 

1903  loHM  C.  Calhoun,  B.Sc.,  C.E., '73,  A.M.,  '73.  Washington  and  Lee  Univ. 

1900,  Professor  of  German  and  Romanic  Languages,  Florida  State  College,  Tallahassee. 

1904  W11.UAM  D.  Cabn,  B.Sc.,  '91.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

Superintoadent  of  Public  Instructbn  of  Marion  County,  Ft.  King  Ave.,  Ocala. 
AiAEMT  A.  Mubfrbee,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M..  'oj,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

X90S,   President  of  The  Sute  CoUege  for  Women.  TaUahassee. 
J.  A.  Obmond. 

Marianna. 
RoBSKT  M.  Ray,  A.B.,  '80.  Clinton  Coll. 

Principal  of  Graded  and  High  School,  Piant  City. 
190$    Coknelius  J.  Hbatwole.  B.Sc.,  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,   Dean  of  School  for  Teachers,  Florida  CoUege  for  Women.  Tallahassee. 

WaLIAM  S.  M.  PiNERAM. 

,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  of  St.  John's  County.  163  Bay  St.,  St.  Augustine. 
190^    William  M.  Holloway. 

1905.  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Tallahassee. 
1907    Edwabd  CONBADI,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ind.  St.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Clark  Univ. 

X905,   Principal  of  Normal,  Industrial,  and  High  School,  404,  it  St.,  N.,  St.  Petersburg. 
1Q08   Vallie  Gbace. 

Primary  Teacher  in  Public  Schods,  Evinston. 
E.  W.  McMuLLEN.  L.  L  '01,  Fla.  Nor.  Coll.;  'o*.  Peabody  Coll.;  A.B.,  'o^,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 
,  X904,   Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Bible  in  Southern  College,  Sutherland. 

INSTTTX7TI0N 

1899  JoH!i  B.  Stbtbon  UNivEBsrrY. 

President.  Uncohi  Hulley.  DeLand. 

GEORGIA 

ACTIVE  MEMBEBS 

1S87  EuLEi  B.  Smith,  A.M.,  '8a.  Emory  CoU. 

X895.  Department  of  £nglish  and  Dean  of  Faculty,  State  Normal  School,    1326  Prince 
Ave..  Athens. 
1804  OnsAsBMOKE,  A.M.,  Univ.of  Ga. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Savannah. 
GeoBCE  Glenn  Bond,  A.M.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

S891,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob.  City  Hall,  Athens. 


76  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Georgia 

CEOILGIA^-Contknied 

1894  Lawton  B.  Evahs,  A.M.,  Uoiv.  of  Ga. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  639  Telfair  St^  AtifuHa. 
William  Maitin  Slaton,  A.M.,  '91,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1907,  Superintendent  <m  Public  Schools,  14a  Jackson  St.,  Atlanta. 

1895  GusTAVus  RiCHAKD  Glcvx,  LL.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Nsshville.  and  '98,  Peabody  Nor.  Coll. 

1904.  President  of  North  Georvia  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  CoUega,  Park  St.,  Dahloocf  a. 
Joseph  Spencbk  Stewabt,  .\.B.,  '83,  Emory  CoU.;  A.M.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1903,   ProfesMir  of  Secondary  Education,  University  of  Georgia,  University  Campus,  Athens. 

1897  LcoNiDAS  M.  Landkum,  A.B..  '76,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1897,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools  and  Secretary  of  Board  of  Educstion.  45  W. 
Harris  St..  AtlanU. 
William  Franklin  Slaton,  A.M.,  '51,  Emory  Coll.,  and  '94.  Univ.  of  Ga. 

Superintendent  Emeritus  of  Public  Schools  U879-'>907)t  336  Courlland  St.,  Atlanu. 
Jessie  May  Snyder. 

Student  at  The  University  of  Chicsgo;  home  address,  Columbus. 

1898  Carleton  B.  GnsoN,  A.M.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1896.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  318,  itth  St.,  Beallw^.  Columbus. 
K899    James  C.  Harris,  A.M.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

189a,  Supermtendent  of  Public  Schools,  X15,  ad  Ave.,  Rome. 
X909    Marion  Lothbr  BRTiTAm,  A.B.,  '86,  Emory  Coll. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  Fulton  County  Schools,  Court  House,  Atlanta. 
WaLiAM  Campbell  Warpield. 

Southern  Manager  for  The  Macmillan  Company,    Fourth  Natioaal  Bank  Bldg.. 
Atlanta. 
Mrs.  Walton  H.  Wioos. 

x6o  W.  North  Ave.  Atlanta. 
Richard  R.  Wright,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Atlanta  Univ.;  LL.D.,  WUberforce  Univ.,  Ph.D. 
1891,  President  of  State  Industrial  College.  College. 
1901    EaoBNE  C.  Branson,  A.M.,  '07,  Trinity  Coll.,  N.  C,  and  '08.  Univ.  of  NashvOk. 
1939,   President  of  Geoigia  State  Normal  School,  Athens. 
Edwin  Aldine  Pound.  A.B..  '93,  EnK»y  Coll. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Waycroas. 
Theodore  Toepel,  M.D.,  '90,  Coll.  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Atlanta. 

1899,  Physical  Director,  and  (1906)  Director  of  Hygiene,   Public  Schools,  999  Candler 

Bldg.,  Atlanta. 
Joseph  Henry  Walker,  A.B.,  '87,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  507  S.  Hill  St..  Griffin. 
K9oa    Joseph  Coachman  Wardlaw,  A.B.  and  A.M.,  'os,  Emory  CoU. 

1005,    Professor  of  Pedagogy  and  Director  of  Normal  Department,  Georgia  Normal  and 
Industrial  College,  Atkinson  Hall,  Milledgeville. 
Wade  H.  Wood. 

1932,   Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Sandersville. 
1903    Ernest  Walker  Childs,  A.B.,  '96.  Mercer  Univ. 

1908,   Principal  of  6th  District  Agricultural  and  Manual  Training  School,  Bamesville. 
B.  C.  Davis. 

1889,   Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  a  14  Rawson  St.,  Atlanta. 
Thomas  Harry  Garrett. 

1903,    Principal  of  Girl's  High  School,  an  Elbert  St.,  Augusta. 
Charles  H.  S.  Jackson,  A.M.,  LL.D^ Mercer  Univ. 

President  of  Bessie  Tift  College,  Forsyth. 
William  Heard  Kilpatrick,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  '9a,  Mercer  Univ. 

1908,    Research  Scholar  at  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University.  New  York:    home 
address.  White  Plains. 
George  Fkank  Ot.iphant,  A.M..  '99.  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1906.    Superintendent  of  Georgia  Academy  for  the  Blind,  Macon. 
Mansfield  Theodore  Peed,  A.M.,  '78.  Randolph-Macon  Coll.,  Va. 

i88q.  Professor  of  Pure  Mathematics  and  Astronomy,  Emory  CoUcfe,  Oiford. 
Linton  B.  Robeson,  A.B..  Emory  Coll. 

M.inaging  .\gent  for  Ginn  &  Co.,  las  N.  Pryor  St.,  Atlanta;  res..  Marietta. 
F.  F.  Rowe,  A.B.,  'q6,  A.m.,  '98.  Davidson  CoU. 

1900,  President  of  R.  E.  Lee  Institute,  Thomaston. 
X904    R.  J.  H.  De  Loach,  A.B..  ^98.  A.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1908.    Professor  of  Cotton  Industry.  State  College  of  Agriciilture  and  Mechanic  Arts.  Univ- 
versity  of  Georgia,  Athens. 
Thomas  Jackson  WoorrER.  Grad..  '81.  W,  Va.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  L.I..  '85.  Peabody  Nor.Sch.;  A  B.. 
'8q.  Univ.  of  W.  Va.;   A.M..  'o3.  Univ.  of  NashvUJc.  Ph.D..  '00 
1903.    Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Education,  University  of  Georgia;   res.,  347  Hill  St.. 
Athens. 
190S     N.  H.  Ballard,  B.E..  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  918  Carpenter  St..  Brunswick. 
Carleton  B.  Chapman. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools  of  Macon  and  Bibb  Counties.  345  Bond  St.,  Macon 
Frank  Taylor  Long,  A.B..  '04,  Mercer  Univ. 

1 905.  Reportorial  StafiT.  "Atlanta  Journal."  520  Capitol  Ave.,  Atlanta. 
tgo6     R.  H.  Powell,  Jr.,  A.B..  '94.  Mercer  Univ.;   A.M..  '98.  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1906.  Professor  of  English,  Georgia  Normal  and  Industrial  CoU^e,  Milledgeville. 


Idaho)  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  77 

•  GEORGIA— CtfitftmMi^ 

1907  A.  L.  BxzwzR,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Nashville;  L.I.,  Peabodv  CoU    ' 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Tkllapoott. 
Mis.  Aoell  Gill  Hklkek. 

Author  of  "A  Study  in  Cotton  "  and  other  Nature  Studies,  z  Dewey  Ave.,  ror.  Arthur 
St..  Altanta. 
Chables  B.  BIatbxws,  A.B.,  'q7,  Univ.  of  Ga.,  and  'ojt  Univ.  of  Chinfo. 

1908,   Teacher  of  Latm,  High  School.  Savannah. 
AuciTSTUS  G.  MnxKB,  B.Sc..  S.  C.  MU.  Acad.  (Univ.  of  S.  C ) 

1904.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  304  Lamar  St.,  Americus. 
M.  M.  Paucs. 

1905.  President  of  Georgia  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Milledgeville. 
Jesjb  M.  Pound. 

State  Commissioner  of  Schools.  Department  of  Education,  Atlanta. 
Pkth  V.  Rice. 

1907.  Superintendent  of  Grammar  Schools,  Bowman. 

1908  Geokce  W.  Camp.  A.B..  '96. 

1908,  Professor  of  English,  North  Georgia  Agricultural  College,  Dahlonega. 
E.  B.  Grssham. 

1904,   County  School  Commissioner,  Waynesboro. 
Mbs  E.  G.  Holt,  Grad..  '00.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Ga. 

Supervisor  of  Industrial  Work,  Public  Schools,  314  Green  St.,  Augusta. 
Edna  Emva  Lamson. 

1906,  Teacher  of  Methods  and  Critic  in  Arithmetic,  Spelman  Seminary,  Atlanta;  home 

address,  Rockvilie,  Idaine. 

DRrarrirrioHB 
1895    Atlanta  UNivnsmr. 

President,  Rev.  Edward  Twichell  Ware;  Librarian,  Mary  Reynolds  Qarke,  AtlanU. 
Ukivebsry  op  GRoacu.  LmaAKv. 

ChanceUor,  David  C.  Barrow;  Librarian,  D.  Burnet,  Athens. 
1899    M£«cE«  UmvEismr.  Libkaiy. 

President,  S.  Y.  Jameson;  Librarian,  Sallie  G.  Boone,  Macon. 
sgoi     BoABD  op  Education  op  Fulton  County. 

County  Superintendent,  M.  L.  Brittain.  Atlanta. 
Emoby  College,  Ldkaby. 

President.  J.  E.  Dickey;  Librarian.  H.  H.  Stone,  Oxford. 

1905  Maust  College. 

President,  John  E.  Gunn,  D.D.;  Librarian,-  Rev.  George  S.  Rapier,  389  Ivy  Sc 
Atknta. 

1906  Georgia  Nokmal  and  Industrial  College. 

President,  M.  M.  Parks;  librarian,  Kathrine  Greer,  Milledgeville. 
S907    Carnegie  Ldiasy  op  Atlanta,  Ga. 

Librarian,  Julia  T.  Rankin.  AtlanU. 

IDAHO 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

i495    J.  E.  TuiMBR,  A.B.,  '94.  A^..  '96.  Lincoln  Univ. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Payette. 
190Z    Jambs  A.  MacLkan,  A.B.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Toronto;  A.M..  '93.  Ph.D.,  '94,  Columbia  Univ.;  LL.D^  '05, 
Univ.  of  Colo. 
1900.  President  of  the  University  of  Idaho,  Moscow* 
1 901     Charles  Simpson  Meek,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Ind.,  A.M..  *oS,  Columbia  Univ. 
X901,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  716  Franklin  St.,  Boise. 
Walter  R.  Siders,  B.Sc.,  '9X1  Fremont  Nor.  Sch. 

1899.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  730  N.  Garfield  Ave.,  Pocatello. 
Z9oa     Alpbed  C.  Cablson,  A.B.,  'oa  A.M.,  '97.  Yale  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Weiser. 
Gebtrude  Earhart,  B.S.,  '08,  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,  Principal  of  Ward  School,  1103  Jefferson  St.,  Boise. 
S90J     Bbnjamin  Ray  Crandall,  B.Sc.,  '99,  Alfred  Univ.;  Pd.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Wyo.;  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of 
Denver. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Idaho  Falls. 
Emma  Flint  Wilkins. 

X907.  Teacher  in  Qty  Schools,  219  N.  14th  St.,  Boise. 

1905  WxLLUM  Reed  Bishop,  Ph.B.  '97,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1904.   Supervisor  of  Training  School  and  Teacher  of  Pedagogy,  Psychology;  and  History 
of  Education,  State  Normal  School;   res.,  1537  Prospect  Ave.,  Lewiston. 

1906  GiOBCE  Andrew  Axlinb,  A.B.,  '9a.  A.M.,  'os.  Pamons  CoU. 

X904.   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Albion. 
S.  Bbux  Chamberlain. 

State  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Instruction.  Sute  House,  Boise. 

1907  Hekbert  Dbnison  Cheney,  A.B.,  '95,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '99  Harvard  Univ. 

1903,   Instructor  in  Latin  and  German,  The  Academy  <m  Idaho,  555  S.  6th  Ave.,  Pocatello. 
Mabt  V.  Davo. 

1907.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  609  Hays  St.,  Boise. 


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IDAHO— Continutd  • 

xgo?    Henry  L.  Talkincton,  A.B.,  *SS,  A.M.,  *qx,  Drury  CoU. 

1899.   Department  of  Amerioui  History  and  Civics,  Sute  Normal  School,  lath  Ave.  and 
13th  St.,  Levriston. 
X908  Bona  DeBow. 

1907.   Superintendent  of  Twin  Falls  County  Schools,  Twin  Falls. 
F.  Carede  Gustison. 

Assistant  Sute  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  3  State  House,  Boise. 
Mary  Z.  Harper. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Washington  County,  Wciser. 
S.  Hermoine  Hart,  B.Sc.,  '97  A^.  CoU.  Uuh. 

1907,    Superintendent  m  Bear  Lake  County  Schools,  Paris. 
Grace  Loughran. 

Superintendent  of  Bannock  County  Schools,  506  N.  Garfield  Ave.,  PocatcUo. 
John  W.  Ramsey. 

Superintendent  of  Bonner  County  Schocrfs,  Sandpoint. 
Miles'  F.  Reed,  B.Sc.,  'ox.  Univ.  of  Idaho;  A.M..  *o7.  Columbia  Univ.     . 

Principal  of  Idaho  Sute  Academy,  Pocatdlo. 
C.  E.  Rose,  A.B..  '99,  Univ.  of  Kansas. 

1904.   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  X103  O'Farrell  St.,  Boise. 
Mrs.  Mabel  M.  Wbitely. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Boise  County  Schools,  Idaho  City. 
Frances  Wilson. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Wallace. 
Ivy  M.  Wilson. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  County  Schools.  Court  House.  Boise. 

institution 
x9oa    UNivsRsrrY  or  Idaho. 

President,  Jas.  A.  MacLean;  Librarian,  Belle  Sweet,  Moscow. 
X906    State  Normal  School,  LcwnroN. 

President,  George  H.  Black,  Lewiaton. 

ILUNOIS 

LITE  DIRECTORS 

1886  Albert  Reynolds  Taylor,  Ph.B.,  '7a,  Ph.D.,  '8a,'  Lincoln  Univ. 

1901,  President  of  the  James  Milliken  University,  313  W.  Main  St..  Deortnr. 

1887  Charles  I.  Parker. 

Principal  of  South  Chicago  High  School,  893,  71st  PI.,  Chicago. 
1890    John  Willbton  Cook,  A.M.,  '86,  Knos  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '9a,  Blackburn  Univ. 

1899,  President  of  Northern  Illinois  Sute  Normal  School,  De  Kalb, 
X89X    Joshua  Pike,  A'.B.,  '65,  A.M.,  '68.  Univ.  of  Chicaco. 

1874,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Jerseyville. 
1897    EDwm  Gilbert  Coolby.  Ph.B.,  'p<.  Univ.  of  Chicaco;  LL.D.,  Univ.  of  HI. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Tribune  Building,  Chicago. 

life  members 
1864    J.  F.  Eberhardt,  A.B.,  '53.  A.M.,  '58.  LL.D.,  '00,  Allegheny  Coll. 

3515  W.  64th  St.,  Chicago. 
1870    Ira  Wilder  Allen,  A.B.,  '50,  Hamilton  Coll.;  A.M.,  '5a.  Antioch  Coll.;  LL.B., '63,  Albany  Law  Sch. 
LL.D.,  '74.  Union  Christian  Coll. 
1874^3,  Principal  and  Proprietor  of  Allen  Seminary.  5718  Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 
1880    George  P.  Brown. 

Editor  of  "School  and  Home  Education,"  304  E.  Wahiut  St.,  Bloomiagtott. 
X884    Nathan  Crook  Twining.  A.B.,  '61,  A.M.,  '65.  Ph.D. 

1908,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  MendoU  College,  Mendota. 

active  members 
X884    Albert  Robbins  Sabin,  A.M.  (honorary),  '68,  Middlebury  CoU. 

1908,  Prindoal  of  MedUl  High  and  Elementary  School;  res.,  3509  N.  44th  Court,  Irving 

Park,  Chicago. 

1886  Louis  Milton  Diu.man. 

Educational  Publisher,  s»^  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Augustus  F.  Nightingale,  A.B.,'66,  A.M.,  '69,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn.;  Ph.D.,'91,  Upper  Iowa.  tJniv  - 
LL.D.,  '01,  Simpson  CoU. 
iQoa,    Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Cook  County.  1338  Oak  Ave.,  Evanston. 

1887  John  Cole  Ellis. 

Educational  PubUsher,  American  Book  Company.  s»i  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
X889    O.  F.  Barbouk. 

1866,  Principal  of  Kent  School,  si»  N.  Court  St.,  Rocklord. 
1890    Henry  R.  Corbett,  B.Sc.,  '89,  Hastings  CoU.-  Ph.M.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

F^-State  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Nebraska;  Abbotsford  Road,  Kenilwortb. 
Charles  Alexander  McMurry,  Ph.D..  '88,  HaUe. 

Department  of  Psychology  and  Education,  State  Normal  School,  DeKalb. 
WaLiAM  Lucas  Steele.  A.M.,  '80,  Monmouth  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  KnoE  Cdl. 

1885.    Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  463  N.  Cherry  St.,  Galesburg. 
William  C.  Stevenson.  Grad.  '89.  Kans.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  LL.B.,  'o«,  Columbian  Univ. 

1904,   Director  of  Schfwl  of  Commerce  and  Finance,  The  James  Millikin  UnivcTBitv    »»• 
945  W.  William  St.,  Decatur.  '^^wy,   res. 


UliDcns]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  79 

ILUNOIS-CM/tuMtf 

1890    Pkleg  R.  Walcxb. 

1884,  Saperintaident  of  Schools,  7x6  N.  Church  St.,  Rockford. 
X891    Maey  E.  Doyle. 

1907,   Sttident  at  The  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  5615  Monroe  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Hekbeet  F.  Fisk,  A.B.,  '60,  A.M.,  '63,  D.D..'88,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn.;  LL.D.,  '99.  Allegheny  Coll.,  and 
'04.  Northwestern  Univ. 
x888,  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Northwestern  University,  1615  Judson  Ave.,  Evanston. 
Dana  Wauiem  Hall,  A.M.,  '03,  Colby  Coll. 

1894,   High  School  and  College  Department,  Ginn  &  Co.,  res.,  2301  Prairie  Ave.,  Chicago. 
BCxLLSN  A.  Whitmey,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  '93,  Colby  Coll. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  721  Spring  St.,  Elgin. 
1893    C  M.  Basdwell. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  East  Side  Schools,  429  Fox  St.,  Aurora. 
Hbsmam  T.  LtTKBNS,  A.M.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Pa  ;  Ph.D.,  *9X,  Jena. 

1907.  Teacher  in  Francis  W.  Parker  School;  550  Webster  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Hemby  Talbot. 

1899,  Supenriaor  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  Monroe  Annex,  East  St.  Louis. 

1893  OpvxLLE  T.  Bbight. 

X908,   District  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  65x5  Harvard  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Abchibald  O.  Cx>ddington.  Utt.M.,  '83.  Univ.  of  111. 

1906,  Principal  of  Graeme  Stewart  School;  res.,  938  Summerdale  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mbs.  John  N.  Cbousb. 

X890,  Principal  of  Chicago  Kindergarten  College,  xaoo  Michigan  Boul.,  Chicago. 
Feed  R.  Nichols. 

X89X,  Teacher  of  Physics,  Richard  T.  Crane  Technical  High  School;   res.,  905  W.  Van 
Buren  St.,  Chicago. 
Mbs.  Alice  H.  PtrrNAii. 

i(38it   Superintendent  of  Chicago  Froebel  .\ssodation,  55x5  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Chicaga 
Lixnr  S.  Silee. 

X890,  Special  Teacher  in  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  3307  Rhodes  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Alice  E.  Sollitt. 

X890,  Principal  of  Kenwood  Schod,  40S0  Prairie  Ave.,  Chicago. 
VoLNEY  Undxbhill,  Ph.B.,  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X875.  Principal  of  Carpenter  School,  Chicago;  res..  701  Washington  Ave.,  Wilmette. 

1894  Crables  H.  Conodon. 

Publisher,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Iba  T.  Eaton.   ' 

Publisher,  Eaton  &  Co..  378  Wabash  .\ve.,  Chicago. 
Mbs.  Albbbt  G.  Lane,  B.Sc.,  '65,  Gcnessee  Coll.;  M.Sc.,  '80.  Syracuse  Univ. 

931  Hinman  Ave.,  Evanston. 
LnriNOSTON  C.  Lobd,  Pd.D.,  '00,  LI^D..  '04,  Univ.  of  111. 

X898,  President  of  Eastern  Illinois  Sute  Normal  School,  Charleston. 
x8q5    John  Nichols  Adbe.  Ph.B.,  '91,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  West  Bauvia. 
O.  P.  Babnes. 

Publisher,  378-3^8  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
WnxiAM  H.  Campbell. 

1899.   Principal  of  D.  S.  Wentworth  School.  6037  Kimbark  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Joseph  H.  Collins,  A.B.,  '75.  A.M.,  '78,  La  Grange  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  City  Public  Schools,  715  S.  7th  St..  Springfield. 
Henby  C.  Cox,  A.M.,  '73.  Abingdon  Coll. 

1884,  Principal  of  Farragut  School,  a3d  St.  and  Spaulding  Ave.,  Congress  Park,  Chicago. 
May  M.  Cbockett. 

X891.   Principal  of  Irving  School,  833  Broadway,  Quincy. 
WnxuM  M.  GtPPiN,  A.M.,  •8a,  Lawrence  Univ.;  Pd.D.,  '94.  State  Nor.  Cdl..  N.  Y. 

1889,  Prindpal  of  Frances  E.  WiUard  School;  res.,  7643  Union  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Newell  D.  GasEBT,  A.B.,  'yo,  A.M..  *8a.  III.  Wes.  Univ. 

X90X,   Director  of  Training  School,  Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  DeKalb. 
James  Lincoln  Goodenight,  A.B.,'71,  Cumberland  Um'v.;  B.D.,'70,  Union  Theol.  Sem.,  N.  Y.;  D.D., 


'TO,  Waynesburg  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '03.  Cumberland  Univ. 
4,   Half-Owner  and  Bu "         " '  —     ~      -     - 


1904,   Half-Owner  and  Business  Manager,  The  Courier  Co.,  530  Tremont  St.,  Lincoln. 
Robebt  \.  Haight.  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Pd.D.,  '07,  Shurtleff  Coll. 

x88i.  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  1129  Warren  St.,  Alton. 
Elizabeth  Habbison. 

Principal  of  Chicago  Kind«varten  College,  laoo  Michigan  Boul.;    res.,    300  N. 
Waller  Ave.,  Austin  Sta.,  Chicago. 
Maby  S.  L.  Habtigan,  M.D.,  '05.  Harvey  Med.  Coll. 

190a,    Prindpal  of  The  Harvard  School,  6758  Wentworth  Avk.,  Chicago. 
Maby  Habtmann,  A.M.,  '88,  Lombard  Univ. 

i88a.  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Illinois  Sute  Normal  School,  ao9  Normal  Ave.,  Normal. 

William  H.  Hatch. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Oak  Park. 

Habby  Helmeb. 

With  Powers  and  Lyons,  378  Wabash  Ave.:  res.,  34  Aldiike  Sq.,  Chicago. 


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1895  Chaeles  Heetel,  M.Sc.,  Cent.  Wes.  Coll. 

1894*  Superinicadciit  of  Sclioob  of  St.  CUtr  Coimty,  Conrtfaooie,  Bdleville. 
Amalie  Hofee. 

1906,   Principal  of  PestakMa-Froebel  Kindeiiarten  l^wniag  School,  Chicago  Common^ 
rea.,  x8o  Grand  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Feancu  Austin  Kendall. 

1888,  Superintendent  of  Schoola  (Eait  Side);  (1894)  Secretary  and  Manafer  of  lOinott 
PupUs'  Reading  Circle,  jx  £.  Jeffaraon  Ave..  Napenrille. 

Er? IE  J.  KlLBOUENE. 

X891,  Head  Aisistant  in  Kenwood  Schot^  5313  Washington  Atc.,  Chicago. 
Vashti  a.  Laubebt. 

1886.  Teacher  in  Beaubien  School,  4380  Milwaukee  Ave.,  Chicago;  res..  Palatine. 
Leslie  Lewis,  A.B.,  '66.  A.M..  '69,  Yale  CoU. 

1890,   District  Suprrintrndent  of  Schools,  5605  Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 
WiLLiAif  S.  Mack. 

With  Scott,  Foresman  8c  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
J.  J.  McGlynn. 

x888.  Teacher  of  Sdeace,  High  School;  Royal  Hotel,  East  St.  Louis. 
Kate  S.  O'Lbasy. 

x883,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  so8  S.  Hidcory  St.,  Joliet. 
C.  M.  Pabkeb. 

1887.  Publisher  of  "The  School  News,"  6x3  W.  Adams  St.,  TaylorriUe. 
Ebastus  H.  Scott. 

Publisher,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Fbank  D.  Tboioon.  A.B..  '9s.  A.M.,  '95*  Knox  Coll. 

X895,  Principal  of  High  School,  $29  N.  Cherry  St.,  Galesburg. 
Samuel  B.  Todd,  A.B..  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M..  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

Agent  for  American  Book  Company,  sax  Wabash  Ave.;  res..  Union  League  Club, 
Chicago. 
Edwin  O.  Vaile. 

435  N.  Grove  Ave.,  Oak  Park. 
William  Edwabd  Watt,  Ph.D.,  '00,  Tavlor  Univ. 

X885,   Principal  of  Graham  School;  res.,  7x31  Prlnoeton  Ave.,  Chioago. 
Oliveb  S.  WESTtxyrr,  A.M.,  '56,  Sc.D.,  *oa.  Brown  Univ. 

1883.   Principal  of  Robert  A.  Waller  High  School,  Chicago;  res.,  145  S.  7th  Ave.,  Maywood. 
Habby  G.  Wilson. 

i879f   Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  $2X  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicsgo. 

1896  Maby  Eileen  Ahebn. 

Editor  of  * 'Public  Libraries,"  156  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Chbistopheb  J.  Albebt,  B.Sc.,  and  A.M.,  '78.  Baldwin  Univ. 

Manager  of  the  Albert  Teachers'  Agency,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Alfbed  Bayliss,  M.Sc.,  '73.  Hillsdale  Coll. 

Principal  of  Western  Illinob  State  Normal  School;  res.,  ass  W.  Carroll  St.,  Ma< 
comb. 
Chables  a.  Bennett.  B.Sc.,  '86,  Worcester  Polytechnic  Inst. 

1897,   Professor  of  Manual  Arts.  Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute,  and  Edilor  of  ^'Bianual 
Training  Magaanc;"  res.,  434  Columbia  Terrace,  Pecnia. 
William  J.  Button. 

Editorial  Department,  American  Book  Co.,  5ai-S3X  Wabash    Ave.;    res.     56x9 
Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mas.  Elizabeth  Blancbabd  Cook,  B.L.,  '65.  A.M.,  '7s*  Wheaton  CoU. 

1890,   President  of  Chicago  Woman's  Educational  Union,  915  College  Ave.,  Wheaton. 
Gboboe  W.  Davis. 

189a,   Principal  of  Hawthorne  School,  83a  Judson  Ave.,  Evanston. 
William  T.  Dix. 

Secretary  of  the  Thomas  Charles  Co.,  80  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
William  Cubtk  Dodge. 

X900,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  aa68  Kenmore  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Hugh  Austin  Fobesman,  A.M.,  '90,  Lafavette  Coll. 

Educational  Publisher  (Scott,  Foresman  8c  Co.),  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
G.  Chables  GBirrrrHs. 

1893,   Principal  of  Motley  School,  333  N.  Humphrey  Ave.,  Oak  Park. 
John  W.  Henninoeb,  B.Sc.,  '8x,  M.Sc.,  '84,  LL.B.,  '91,  McKendree  Coll.;  Ph.M. 

Graduate  Student,  The  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  6433  Monroe  Ave.,  Chicago; 
home  address,  Vandalia. 
Mabgabbt  MacDonald. 

1886,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  6314  Stewart  Ave.,  Chicago. 
James  F.  McCullough. 

Agent  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mas.  LiDA  B.  McMuBBY. 

X900,  Training  Teacher,  Primary  Department,  Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School;  res., 
320  Cdlegc  Ave.  DeKalb. 
Mbs.  Sabah  J.  O'Keefe. 

1885,   Principal  of  Beaubien  School,  Chicago;  res.,  Arlington  Heights. 
F.  B.  Obmsby. 

X89S,  Principal  of  Perkins  Bass  School,  6550  Lafayette  Ave.  Englewood  Statioui  Chicago. 


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ILUNOIS-CmUmmI 

i8q6    Chasles  Nrwton  Peak.  A.B..  '84,  Moore's  Hill  CoU^  Ph.B.,  '86.  Ind.  Univ. 
1905.  Sapcrintendeut  oC  City  Schools,  535  £•  Vine  St.  Greenville. 

MaKY  I.  PUEKR. 

1893,  Principal  of  La  Fayette  ScfaooU  iSas  E.  Roaooe  St.,  Chicago. 

W.  F.  ROCHELEAU. 

X899    Editor  of  Educational  Publications,  236  Leland  Ave.,  Ravenswood,  Chicago. 
Mabel  E.  Smallwood. 

1893,   Teacher  of  Biology,  The  Albert  G.  Lane  Technical  High  School;  res.,  931  Hinman 
Ave.,  Evanstosi. 
Edwaed  E.  Smitb,  A.B.,  B.Sc 

Manager  Western  Stock  and  Bond  Co.,  las  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 

FEANKLDf  N.  TeACY. 

1881,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  3x6  Harrison  Ave.,  Kankakee. 
John  J.  WiLSUcsoif,  Ph.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Leipzig. 

190a,   Professor  of  En^ish,  Ehnhurst  College,  30a  Kenilworth  Ave.,  Elmhurst. 
James  DoacLAS  Wxxxiams,  A.M.,  '7a,  Hillsdale  Coll. 

Manager  of  Charles  E.  Merrill  Co.,  45-47,  asd  St.,  Chicago. 
1897    Rkbaeo  H.  Allxn,  B  J>.,  '6a,  Univ.  of  lonnu 

Manager  of  School  Map  and  Gk>be  Department,  Rand,  McNally  &  Co.;  res.,  lai 
Franklin  Ave.,  River  Forest,  Chicago. 
Paul  Valentine  Bacon,  A.B..  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

Agent  for  Allyn  &  Bacon,  Publishers,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
William  J.  Bastholp,  A3.,  Univ.  of  Bl.;  B.Sc..  Ind.  Nor.  Sch. 

x888.  Principal  of  Von  Humboldt  School;  res.,  11  Roalyn  PI.,  Chicago. 
J.  Stanley  Bbown,  A.B.,  '89,  Denison  Univ.;  A.M.,  '91,  Arlington  Coll. 

X893,  Superintendent  and  Principal  of  Township  High  School,  1x5  Dewey  Ave.,  JoUet 
Mas.  COENSLIA  S.  Cbanb. 

a 559  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicago. 
LmriA  L.  Doanb. 

X898,  Teacher  in  PubUc  Day  Schools  for  the  Deaf,  m  S.  St.  Louia  Ave..  Chicago. 
M.  LxTXLLA  Dodge,  Grad.,  '05.  Columbia  Coll.  of  Expreasion. 

1898,  Teacher  in  Alexander  Beaubien  School,  Chicago;  res.,  xzis  Lyman  Ave.,  Ravens- 
wood,  Chicago. 
Maby  C.  Foote. 

X89X,  Principal  of  School,  laao  Charles  St.,  Rockford. 
Mks.  Medoba  Dodoe  Gammon,  Grad.,  Froebel  Asso.,  Chicago,  and  Milwaukee  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

X905,  Kindergarten  Director  of  Chase  School,  lais  Lyman  Ave.,  Ravenswood,  Chicago. 
BIaby  GnxESFiE. 

1893,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Winnetka. 
Abtrub  V.  Gbxenman. 

Superintendent  of  West  Aurora  Public  Schools.  a48'  Galena  St.,  Auron. 
Fbane  Haven  Hall. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  Illinois  Fanners'  Institutes,  487  N.  Lake  St.,  Aurora. 
Hebbebt  B.  HaydIn. 

X900,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  1 105.  aoth  St.,  Rock  Island. 
Dudley  Gbant  Hays.  LL.B.,  '03.  Lake  Forest  Univ.;  LL.M..  '04,  111.  Coll.  of  Law. 

X905,   Principal  of  Euc^ne  Field  School;  les.,  809  Estes  Ave.,  Rogers  Park,  Chicago. 
Samuel  H.  Heidleb. 

933  S.  5th  St..  Springfield. 
Mas.  Ella  A.  Hxtbbabd. 

X898.  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools.  4Ka  N.  Eastern  Ave.,  Jdiet 
C.  H.  Kammann,  B.L.,  Univ.  of  111. 

1903,   Principal  of  McKinley  School.  a4o8  Main  St.,  Peoria. 
Crablss  D.  Lowby. 

1907,   District  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  807  Kenilworth  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Maby  T.  McCowen. 

X90S,   Head  of  Deaf  Qral  Department,  Chicago  Normal  School;  res.,  51a  N.  Normal  Park- 
way, Chicago. 
Anna  McKuxop. 

x886.  Head  Assistant  in  Graham  School,  740  W.  47th  PI.,  Chicago. 
John  A.  Moldstad.  A.B.,  '94.  Luther  Coll.,  and  *oo,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  B.D.,  '06,  Concordia  Sem. 

^  Pastor  of  St.  Mark's  Lutheran  Church;  res.,  90a  N.  4ad  Ave.,  Chicago. 

Royal  T.  Mobgan,  A.B.,  '74.  A.M.,  '77.  Wheaton  CoU. 

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

Principal  of  Burr  School,  643a  Monroe  Ave  ,  Chicago. 
Daniel  Baldwin  Pabeinson.  A.M.,  '74,  Ph.D.,  '98,  McKendree  CoU. 

X898,  President  of  Southern  Illinois  Normal  University,  401  W.  Wafaiut  St.,  Carbondale. 
Maby  Reid  Pibbce. 

1898,   Music  Department,  American  Book  Co.,  521-531  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Fbeoebick  William  Plavp,  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '91.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X890,  Assistant  in  Jefferson  High  School,  a549  N.  4ad  Ave.,  Irving  Park  Station.  Chicago. 

ROBEBT  H.  RENNIE. 

1889.  Principal  of  Gresham  School,  8x7  W.  87th  St.,  Chicago. 
William  S.  Sheabeb. 

Publishing  firm  of  Newson  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 


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1897  Eva  a.  SicEDLEY. 

i8g8.  Principal  of  Noyes  Street  School.  EvanitoD;  res.,  138  Wdls  St..  Chicifo. 
Edwin  R.  Smith. 

General  Agent  for  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  378-588  Wabaah  Are.;  rea.,  Victoria  Hotel. 
Chicafa 
John  H.  Sterman. 

1881,   Principal  of  Avondale  School.  636  W.  Wrightwood  Ave..  Chicago. 
Albeit  LeRoy  Stevenson.  B.Sc..  '83.  N.  Ind.  Nor.  Sch. 

1885,  Principal  of  Lincoln  Elementary  School.  486  N.  Claik  St.,  Chicago. 

1898  Catharine  Gogoin. 

Teacher  in  City  Schoob.  537  La  Salle  Ave.,  Chicago. 
John  Calvin  Hanna.  A.B..  '81.  A.M..  '84.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1898.   Principal  of  Oak  Parii  and  River  Forest  Township  High  School,  485  N.  Grove  Ave., 
Oak  Park. 
Abram  Winegardner  Harris,  A.B.,  *8o,  A.M.,  '83,  Wesleyan  Univ.;  Sc.D..  *o4;  Bowdoin;  LL.O., 
•00,  Univ.  of  N.  Brunswick;  LL.D.,  '02,  Univ.  of  Me.;  LL.D.,  '04.  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1906,  President  of  Northwestern  University.  1745  Chicago  Ave.,  Evanston. 
George  Henry  Howe.  Ph.B..  '87.  111.  Wes.  Univ.:  Ph.D..  V- 

loot,   Professor  of  Mathematics.  State  Nomud  University;  res.,  408  Normal  Ave.,  Normal. 
Franelin  Winslow  Johnson.  A.B.,  'qi,  A.M.,  '94,  Colby  Univ. 

1907,  Dean  of  The  University  of  Chicago  High  School;  res.,  5715  Washington  Ave..  Chicago. 
Vernon  GRirnTH  Mays.  Ph.B..  '94.  Albion  Coll.;  A.M.,  *oc.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  418  S.  Galena  Ave.,  Dixon. 
Chaitncey  F.  Neweirk. 

Manager  of  Educational  Department,  Rand,  McNally  8c  Co.,  160  Adams  St.;  res.. 
3483  N.  Hermitage  Ave.,  Chicago. 

J.  H.  PUGH. 

Agent  for  D.  C.  Heath  8c  Co.,  636  Decatur  St.,  Unoohi. 

1899  J-  Edward  Bangs. 

6036  Monroe  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Francis  G.  Blair.  B.Sc..  *97»  Swarthmore  Coll. 

1906.   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  639  S.  ad  St..  Springfield. 
Louis  Jakes  Bloce,  A.B.,  '68,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  Washington  Univ. 

1895,   Principal  of  Marshall  High  School.  614  Washington  Boul.,  Chicago. 
George  Victor  Clum.  A.B..  '93.  Ohio  State  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Prophetstown. 
'    Ida  M.  Cooe. 

1886,  Principal  of  Nathanael  Greene  School,  3307  Prairie  Ave..  Chicaga 
Mrs.  Mary  E.  Gilbert. 

Principal  of  Longfellow  School,  3307  Prairie  Ave.,  Chicago. 
William  Gardner  Hale.  A.B..  '70,  Harvard  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '95,  Union  Coll.;  '96,  Princeton  Uniw.; 
'07,  Univ.  of  St.  Andrews  and  Aberdeen  Univ. 
189a,   Professor  and  Head  of  Deportment  of  Latin,  The  University  of  Chicago.  Chicaco. 
WiNFiELD  Scorr  Hall,  B.Sc.,  '87,  M.D..  '88,  M.S.,  '89,  Northwestern  Univ..  Chicago;  M.D.,  '94, 
Ph.D.,  '9^,  Leipzig,  Germany. 
1895.   Professor  of  Physiology  in  Northwestern  University  Medical  School,  3431-3437 
Dearborn  St.,  Chicago;  res..  Berwyn. 
Ira  Woods  Howerth,  A.B.,  '93.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '94,  Ph.D.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1903,   Assistant  Professor  of  Sociology.  The  University  of  Chicago;  '08,  Seczetary  Illinois 
Educational  Commission;  home  address,  Valparaiso,  Ind. 

Anthony  Middleton. 

1908.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  ia8  Kankakee  St.,  Lincoln. 
R.  Keable  Row,  A.B.,  '97,  Queen's  Univ.,  Can. 

Publisher,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
John  J.  Schobincer. 

1876,    Dean  of  Harvard  Preparatory  School,  4651  Dresel  Boul.,  Chicago. 
Delos  H.  Shallry. 

Representative  of  Atkinson.  Ment«r  8e  Graver.  350  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago;   home 
siddress.  Fond  du  Lac.  Wis. 
Alexander  Smtth.  B.Sc.,  '86,  Edinburgh  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '89,  Munich  Univ. 

1894,    Professor  of  General  Chemistry,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 

Ella  C.  Sullivan.  # 

1900,    District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Tribune  Building,  Chicago. 

EsTus  Eugene  Webster,  A.B.,  *ox,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Washington. 

Eugene  Alonto  Wilsov.  M.Pd..  '99.  Mich.  Nor.  Coll.;  A.M..  '06.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 
1906,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  3330  Oak  Park  Ave.,  Berwyn. 

George  W.  Webster,  M.D.,  '82.  N.  W.  Univ.  Med.  Sch. 

1908,    President  of  State  Board  of  Health,  70  State  St.,  Chicago. 

i;>Do    Cornelia  Dorothy  Bingham. 

1905.   .\ssistant  Head  of  Deaf  Oral  Department,  Chicago  Normal  School;    res.,  513  M. 
Normal  Parkway,  Chicago. 
CLAtTDE  Brown. 

i8q8.    County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  547  E.  South  St.,  Princeton. 
George  N.  Carman.  A.B..  '81.  AM..  '06,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1806.   Director  of  Lewis  Institute,  Madison  and  Robey  Sts.,  Chicago. 


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ILLINOIS-CM/miw  d 

S900    David  FsLiCLEy.  A.B..  '81,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  LL.D.,  *os.  UniT.  of  III.;  L.H.D..  'o6*  Blackburn  Univ. 
iQoo,   President  of  lUinois  State  Normal  University;  res.,  ao?  N.  School  St.,  Normal. 
Edwin  Osgood  GmovcK,  B.L.,  '94,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

Editor  for  and  member  of  firm  of  Atkinson,  Mentser  &  Grover,  350  Wabash  Ave., 
Chicago. 
Samuel  E.  Haewood,  A.M.,  '9a,  Ind.  Univ. 

i8q3.    Department  of  Pedagogy  and  Training,  Southern  Illinots  Normal  University,  Car- 
bondale. 
Manfked  James  Hoi.me.s,  B.L..  *pi,  Cornell  Univ. 

i8q7,    Department  of  Psychology,  Ethics  and  History  of  Education,  Illinois  State  Normal 
University,  703  S.  Broadway,  Normal. 


Robert  Lee  Huches,  A.B.,  '05,  A.M.,  'go*  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1904,   Principal  of  Louis  Nettdhorst  School,  3349  N.  4ad  Ave.,  Irving  Park,  Chicago. 
Samuel  B.  Hussh,  A.M..  *o6,  Lombard  Coll. 

'lead  Teacher  of  English,  anc  ,  ^     , 

School;  res.,  611  W.  Adams  St.,  Macomb. 


190a,   Head  Teacher  of  English,  and  (1906)  Vice-Prindpal  of  Western  Illinois  State  Normal 


O.  J.  Keen. 

1898,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ax6  Paris  Ave.,  Rockford. 
Newman  Millee.  Ph.B.,  '93,  Albion  Coll. 

1930,   Direaor  of  The  University  of  Chicago  Press;  5515  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Edward  Carlton  Page,  A.B.,  '88,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1899,  Professor  of  History,  Northern  Illinob  State  Normal  School,  3aa  Augusta  Ave.. 

DeKalb. 
George  H.  Rockwood,  A.B.,  '79,  A.M.,  '8a,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1900,  Principal  of  Austin  (Chicago)  High  School,  aa8  N.  East  Ave.,  Oak  Park. 
Edward  C.  Rossetee,  A.M.,  '73,  Marietta  Coll. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  au  S.  Howard  Ave.,  Austin,  Chicago. 
John  D.  Shoop. 

1901,  Principal  of  Holden  School,  and  Superintendent  of  Vacation  Schools,  69a8  Stewart 

Ave.,  Chicago. 
Jesse  Lowe  Smrr. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  141  S.  ad  St.,  Highland  Park. 
John  Kay  Stableton,  B.Sc..  '8a,  A.M.,  '87,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1897,  Supearintenaent  of  City  Schools,  in  £.  Locust  St.,  Bloomington. 
G.  Warren  Taylor. 

Principal  of  Schools.  Ridgeley;  res..  ia4i  W.  Washington  St.,  Springfield. 
Henry  Silas  Tibbtts,  A.B.,  '86,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1890,    Principal  of  John  Spry  Scho<d,  Chicago;  res..  Riverside. 
Mary  £.  Vaughan. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  4a 5  Warren  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Harry  Bruce  Wilson,  A.B.,  '05,  Ind.  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  943  W.  William  St.,  Decatur. 
Mrs.  Ella  Flago  Young.  Ph.D.,  •©©.  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

190S,   Principal  of  Chicago  Normal  Schoc^  6547llarvard  Ave.,  Chicago. 
190X     James  E.  Armstrong,  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of  HI. 

189X,   Principal   of   Englewood   High    School;  res.,   10638    Prospect    Ave.,    Washington 
Heights.  Chicago. 
F.  E.  Assenheimee,  A.B.,   '95,  Capitol  Univ.  • 

1908,  Student,  The  University  of  Chicago,  6153  Ellis  Ave.,  Chicago. 
£.  T.  Austin.  B.Sc  Univ.  of  Mich. 

190a,   Principal  of  Sterling  Township  High  School.  401,  5th  Ave.,  Sterling. 
William  Chandler  Bagley,  B.Sc.,  •9S.  Mich.  Agri.  Coll.,  M.Sc.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Wis.;   Ph.D.,  '00, 
ComeUUniv. 
1908,   Professor  of   Education,    University   of   Illinois,    Urbana. 
MniAM  Besley. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  541  Genesee  St.,  Waukegan. 
Henry  E.  Brown,  Ph.B.,  '99*  Iowa  Coll. 

X903,    Principal  of  High  School,  a3ao.  9th.  Ave..  Rock  Island. 
H.  C.  CKeney.  A.B.,  Yale  Univ. 

190a,   Western  Manager  for  Charles  Scribner's  Sons,  3a8  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Fred  D.  Crawshaw,  B.Sc., '96,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

1908,   Assistant  Dean,  College  of  Engineering,  University  of  Illinois,  602  W.  Clark  St., 
Champaign. 
Frances  Dickinson,  M.D.,  '83,  Woman's  Med.  Coll. 

President  of  Harvey  Medical  College,  307  N.  Clark  St.,  Chicago;  address  fur  1907-8, 
Orange  City,  Fla. 
Jambs  C.  Dockrill. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  5a i  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
A.  Flanagan. 

Publisher,  a66  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Carounb  Grote. 

1908,   Dean  of  Women  Western  Illinois  State  Normal  School.  340  W.  Calhoun  St.,  Macomb. 
Cklia  HErTER. 

1886,  Teacher  in  City  Schools,  4347  Champlain  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Bennett  Barro.v  Jackson,  A.B.,  '90,  Bebit  Coll.;  A.M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 
1907.  Superintendent  ot  Schools,  Moline. 


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XQox    A.  p.  Johnson. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schooto,  qj6  W.  Illinois  St.,  Urbnna. 
HoMEK  H.  KiNGSLEY.  A.B.,  '81,  Univ.  of  Biiich. 

1886,  Superintendent  of  Sdioob,  xmq  Judioo  Ave.,  E?mnstoo. 
Rosa  A.  Lang. 

1883,   Fifth  Grade  Teacher  in  Arnold  School,  27  Lincoln  PL,  Chicafo. 
FiANK  Albert  Lakck,  A.M.,  '86,  Northwestern  Coll. 

Priniipal  of  Harriet  Beecher  Stowe  School,  cat.  Wabanaia  Are.  and  Ballon  SU 
Chicago. 
Louis  Briggs  Lek.  B.I^.  *88.  Univ.  of  Bifich. 

RepresenUtive  of  American  Book  Co..  108  Wesley  Ave.,  Oak  Park. 
Charles  L.  Manners,  LL.B.,  '88,  McKendree  CoU. 

Principal  of  High  School,  548  N.  lath  St.,  East  St.  Louis. 
James  Rariden  Meek,  A.B.,  '07,  Ind.  Univ. 

iQOj,  Teacher  in  High  School,  Chicago,  5710  Midway  Park,  Austin  Sta..  Chicagn. 
George  J.  Miller,  B.S.  '07.  M.S.  '08.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1908,    Instructor  in  The  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  5613  Kimbark  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Louis  Celestin  Monin,  Ph.D.,  'oa,  I^e  Forest  Univ. 

i893t   Professor  of  Economics  and  Philosophy,  and  ( 1903)  Dean  of  Culttiral  Studies,  Annnur 
Institute  of  Technology,  and  Dean  of  Armour  Scientific  Academy,  3250  Pniric 
Ave.,  Chicago. 
Sigel  Elza  Raines,  A.B.,  '07.  Ind.  Univ. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  616  Stephenson  St.,  Freeport. 
Edward  S.  SinrH. 

Western  Manager  of  Educational  Publishing  Co.,  aaS  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mary  £.  Tobin. 

1899.   Principal  of  Hammond  School,  824  Jackson  Boul.,  Chicago. 
John  A.  Wadhams,  M.Sc..  Hillsdale  Coll. 

1890,  principal  of  James  Monroe   School;  res.,  2453  Lowell  Ave.,  Chicago;  expcess  office, 
Irving  Park. 

t9oa     S.  H.  BoHN,  Ph.B.,  '97,  DePauw  Univ. 

X9oa,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  an  S.  Sycamore  St.,  Centralia. 
George  A.  Brown,  C.E.,  '81,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1897,   Assistant  Editor  of  "School  and  Home  Education."  ixii  N.  Prairie  St..  Bloomington. 

Lucy  E.  Browning.  Ph.B.,  and  Ed.B.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools  and  Kindergartens,  Public  Schools,  Calumet  Hotel. 

Calument  Mich.;  home  address,  Elgin. 
Horace  G.  Butler. 

1903,  Representative  of  Henry  Holt  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Otis  W.  Caldwell,  Ph.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907,   Associate  Professor  of    Botany,    The   University   of    Chicago,  and    Sapervisor    of 
Nature  Study  in  Elementary  SdK»l,  Chicago. 
Lotus  D.  Cofvhan.  A.B.,  '05.  Ind.  Univ. 

1907,    Supervisor  of  Training  School,  Eastern  Illinois  State  Normal  School;   res.,  830  S. 
7th  St.,  Charleston. 
Aaron  Hodom an  Cole,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Colgate  Univ. 

1905.   Instructor  in  Biology  and  Projection.  Chicago  Normal  School,  6oaa  Monroe  Ave.. 
Chicago? 
Nellie  C.  Collins. 

1901.   Teacher  of  Shorthand  and  Typewriting,  High  School,  569  Mimmnwth  Boul.,  Gaks- 
burg. 

LiLLIE  CRriTENTON. 

1894.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  1508  N.  Francisco  St.,  Chicago. 
Henry  H.  Edmunds, 

X907.    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  6x0  N.  Grant  Ave.,  Qinton. 
Ada  M.  Fleming. 

1895,  Music  Department,  Ginn  8c  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.;  res.,  a30x  Prairie  Ave.,  Cbicafo. 
Lin  H.  Grittith,  B.Sc,  *87.  Franklin  CoU. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  45a  N.  Jackson  St.,  Danville. 
James  B.  McManus. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  La  Salle. 

O.  L.  Manchestfr.  A.B..  '86.  .\.M..  '89,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.D..  *o6.  ID.  Wea.  Univ. 

1 89 1,  Teacher  of  Latin,  German,  and  Eccmomica,  State  Normal  University.  705  S.  Broad- 

way, Normal. 
Ida  Mighell.  Ph.B..  '91.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1894,   Principal  of  Bryant  School,  xs8o  Jackson  Boul.,  Chicago. 
W.  M.  Morton. 

Agent  of  American  Book  Co.,  sax  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mrs.  Mary  D arrow  Olson,  A.B.,  '82,  Alleghenr  Coll. 

1890.    Principal  of  McCosh  School,  6248  Jackson  Park  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Charles  H.  Ostrander. 

Principal  of  William  Penn  Nizon  School,  x  X04  Tripp  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Swen  Franklin  Parson. 

1899,   Professor  of  Mathematics.  Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School;   res.,  505  Col* 
lege  Ave.,  DeKalb. 


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IQ03    Bertha  Paync,  Ph.B. 

igoi,  Head  of  Kinderxajten  Training  Department,  Sdiool  of  Education,  The  University 
of  Chicago,  5744  Monroe  Ave..  C&cago. 
Maky  O.  Pollaid,  A.B.,  '96*  A.M..  '00,  Middleburv  CoU. 

X905,    bistructor  in  Enguah,  High  School;  res.,  600  Davis  St.,  Evanston. 
Gilbert  P.  Ramdlb,  A.M.,  '08,  Hanover  CoU. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,!Mattoon. 
Grace  Reed,  A.B.,  '84,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  LL.B.,  '96,  Kent  Coll.  of  Law. 

X894,   Principal  of  John  B.  Drake  School,  3716  Forest  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Hannah  ScRirt . 

1890,  Principal  of  Mulligan  School,  537  Dearborn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Robert  M.  SurrR,  A.M.,  Glasgow  Univ. 

X899,   Supervisor  of  Manual  Training  and  Household  Arts,  628  Tribune  Building,  Chicago. 
Rt.  Rev.  J.  Lancaster  Spaloino.  A.M.,  LL.D.,'03.  Cohimbia  Univ.;  S.T.D.,'65.  Univ.  of  Louvain; 
LL.D.  '04,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
Bishop  of  Peoria,  607  Madison  Ave.,  Peoria. 
CLAtroiUB  Ulysses  Stone,  B.Sc..  *oi,  W.  in.  Nor.  CoU. 

x9oa.  Superintendent  of  Peoria  County  Schools,  510  Hamilton  Boul..  Peoria. 
Willis  E.  Tower,  B.Sc.,  '94,  M.Sc.,  '08,  Univ.  of  lU. 

X897,  Instructor  in  Englewood  High  School.  444  N.  Normal  Parkway,  Chicago. 
George  Edgar  VmcENT,  A.B.,  '85.  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Vi  Univ.  of  Chicafg. 

1900,  Professor  in  Department  of  Sociology,  The  University  of  Chicago,  5737  Lexington 
Ave^  Chicago. 
1903    Anna  M.  Allen. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  107  N.  Madison  St.,  Peoria. 
Clifford  Webster  Barnes,  A.B.,  '89,  B.D.,  '93,  Yale  Univ.;  A.M..  '93.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Honorary  Secretary  and  Chairman  of  Executive.  International  Committee  on  Moral 
Training.  Tribune  Bldg.,  Chicago. 
Benjamin  Franex^in  Bock,  A.B.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X90X,   Principal  of  Lake  View  High  School,  W.  Ashland  and  Irving  Park  Boul..  Chicago. 
Herbert  E.  Cobb,  A.B.,  '87.  AM.,  '90,  Wealeyan  Univ. 

X896,  Instructor   and  (1906)    Professor  and  Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  Lewis 
Institute,  Chicago. 
Gborob  a.  Cob,  Ph.D.,  '91,  Boston  Univ. 

X89X,  Professor  of  Philosophy,  Northwestern  University,  620  Clark  St.,  Evanston. 
Clarence  Elmer  Comstocx,  A.B.,  '88.  A.M.,  '91.  Knox  CoU. 

1897,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute,  Peoria. 
George  W.  Conn,  Jr. 

X903.  Superintendent  of  McHenry  County  Schools,  Woodstock. 

LnXXAN  S.   CUSBMAN. 

X903.   Instructor  in  Art.  School  of  Educatbn,  The  University  of  Chicago,  6030  Jackson 
Park  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Minna  C.  Denton,  B.Sc,  '00,  A.M.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X906,  Instructor  in  Lewis  Institute,  Chicago. 
Frank  D.  Farr. 

Western  Manager  for  SOver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave..  Chicago. 
Earl  B.  Person,  Art  Master,  '83,  Mass.  Nor.  Art  Sch. 

1884,  Teacher  ai  Mechanical  Drawing  and  Machine  Design.  Chicago  Manual  Training 
Sdiool,  and  (igo6)  Department  of  Engineering,  The  University  of  Chicago,  359  E. 
58th  St.,  Chicaga 
Stethen  a.  Forbes,  Ph.D.,  '84,'Ind.  Univ.;  LL.D..  'oj,  Univ.  of  lU. 

1884,   Professor  of  ZoOlogy,  University  of  lUinois,  1209  Springfield  Ave.,  Urbana. 
George  Damon  Fuller,  A.B.,  *oi,  McGiU  Univ. 

1907,   Instructor  in  Botany,  School  of  Education,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago 
Jeahette  E.  Graham,  Pd.B.,  '04,  State  Nor.  CoU.  Albany,  N.  Y. 

X90B,    Student  in  The  University  of  Chicago,  Beecher  Hall,  Chicago. 
Horace  N.  HerriCIc,  A.B.,  '90.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '91,  Eureka  CoU. 

1897,  Teacher  of  Greek  and  Latin,  R.  A.  Waller  High  School  384  Sunnyside  A\'e. ,  Chicago. 
Thomas  Franklin  Holgate,  A.M.,  '89,  Univ.  of    Toronto;    Ph.D.,  '93,  Clark  Univ.;   LI^D.,  '05, 
Univ.  of  HL 

1893,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  (190a)  Dean  of  the  CoUege  of  Liberal  Arts,  Northwestern 
University,  6x7  Library  St.,  Evanston. 
William  Thomas  Jackson,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '90.  Eureka  CoU.;  A.B.,  '94,  Harvard  Univ. 

X90X,  Professor  of  Physics,  Eureka  CoUege,  Eureka. 
Mary  Frances  Kbanb. 

1888.   Teacher  in  PubUc  Schools,  554  E.  Division  St.,  Chicago. 
C  RiBORO  Mann,  A.B.,  '90,  Columbia  Univ.}  Ph.D.,  '05,  Brrtin. 

1896,  Associate  Professor  of  Physics,  The  university  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
Mbs.  Frances  Pearson  Meeks,  Pd.M..  '04.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll.;   Ph.B.,  lU.  Wcs.  Univ. 

X005,   Teacher  of  History,  High  School,  Spring  Glen,  DanviUe. 
Joseph  Aaron  Mercer,  A.M..  '71.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

x883.   Principal  of  lincob  School,  204  Flora  Ave.,  Peoria. 
Walter  Reynolds  Mitchell,  B.Sc.,  '87,  Univ.  of  III. 

X891,   Department  of  Biok)gy.  Hyde  Park  High  School,  433  E.  57th  St.,  Chicago. 
Alexander  A.  Moll,  A.B.,  '86,  OberUn  CoU.;  A.M.,  '89,  Hopedale  Nor.  CoU. 

X89X,  Teaicher  in  Brainerd  School;  res.,  6435  Jackson  Ave.,  Chicago. 


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igo3    Elkanok  D.  O'Connor. 

1897,  Teadier  in  Nathaiwel  Greene  School,  7x40  Emerald  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Cheistopher  S.  Oglevce,  B.Sc..  '94.  D.Sc..  '05,  lincoln  Univ. 

1895,   Instructor  in  Biology,  Lincoln  College,  1006  N.  Union  St.,  linooln, 
Emma  G.  Olmstead. 

1908,    Principal  of  City  Training  School,  Springfield. 
Matilda  A.  Rrrrsm. 

Teacher  in  Puhlic  Schools,  1596  N.  CUremoot  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Spencer  R.  Smith,  A.B.,  Mich.  Univ. 

Principal  of  Wendell  PhiUips  High  School,  39th  St.  between  Prairie  and  Fok^  A^-cs.. 
Chicago. 
Philip  J.  Stonebero,  A.B..  '99.  A.M.,  '01.  Knox  Coll.;  A.M.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

Bishop  HiU. 
Susannah  Usher.  B.Sc.,  '98,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1904.   Assistant  Profeasor  of  Household  Science,  University  of  Illinois,  1007  W.  Illinob 
St.,  Urbana. 
Mary  E.  Vance. 

189s.    Principal  of  Julia  Ward  Howe  School,  5739  Midway  Park,  Austin  Sta..  Chicago. 
Clyde  Weber  Votaw.  A.B..  '88,  Amherst  Coll.;  B.D.,  '91,  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '96.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907.  Associate  Profnsor  of  New  Testament  literature,  The  University  of  Qiicato.  5535 

Washington  Ave.,  Chicago. 
1904    Charles  Frank  Atkinson. 

President  of  firm  of  Atkinson,  Mentzer  &  Grover,  School  Book  Publishers,  323  Wash 
ington  St.,  Chicago. 
Frederick  G.  BoNser,  B.Sc..  '01.  M.Sc.,  'oa.  Univ.  of  111. 

1906,   Director  of  Normal  Training  School,  State  Normal  School;    res.,  717  W.  Adams 
St.,  Macomb. 
Walter  F.  Botes. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Knox  County  Schools,  751  N.  Kellogg  St..  Galesbazg. 
Thomas  H.  Brigos.  A.B..  '^,  Wake  Forest  Coll.  and  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1900,    Instructor  in  English,  Eastern  Illinois  Sute  Normal  School,  Charieston. 
Theodore  C.  Burgess,  A.B..  '83.  Hamilton  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '98.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1904,  Director  of  Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute,  aao  Clara  St.,  Peoria. 
John  Ellsworth  Clum,  A.B.,  '86.  A.M..  '98,  Hridclberg  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Eariville. 
Matie  a.  Cobb. 

1906,  Kindergartner  in  City  Schools.  1087  Perry  St..  Chicaga 
Harry  Adelbert  Dean. 

1903.   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Kane  County,  Geneva. 
W.  W.  Earnest,  A.B.,  '08,  Univ.  of  111. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  307  W.  Church  St.,  Champaign. 
Charles  H.  Elliott. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Township  High  School;  res.,  300  S.  Elm  St.,  Centralia. 
Henry  Benedict  Fisher,  A.B..  '96,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  Geneaco. 
Jasper  N.  Hunt,  A.M.,  '75.  Allegheny  Coll. 

Representative  of  Educational  Publications,  53 1  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicaga 
Walter  Edgar  Johnson,  A.B.,  '94,  Drake  Univ. 

1908,    German  Department,  Curtis  High  School,  5554  Monroe  Ave.,  Chicaga 
Silas  Jones,  A.B.  '9a,  Eureka  Coll. 

1900,  Professor  of  Sacred  Literature,  Eureka  College,  Eureka. 

James  Kirk,  A.B.,' 71,  A.M.. '74. 

1895,  Higher  Mathematics  and  Methods,  Southern  Illinois  Normal  University,  Carboodale. 
Daniel  P.  MacMillan.  A.B.,  '95.  Acadia  CoU.,  Nova  Scotia;  Ph.D..  '99,  Univ.  of  Chicaga 

190a,   Director  of  Department  of  Child  Study  and  Pedagogical  Investigation,  PuUic  Schools, 
Room  808,  X43  Dearborn  St.,  Chicago. 
Francis  Marion  McKay,  B.L..  '81 .  Univ.  of  111. 

i88a,   Principal  of  Anderson  School,  134  Warren  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Thomas  H.  McMichael.  A.B.,  '86,  A.M..  '89,  Monmouth  Coll.;  D.D.,  '03.  Westminster  CoU. 

1933,   President  of  Monmouth  College,  Monmouth. 

G.  W.  L.  Meeker. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  139  W.  Pine  St.,  Canton. 
Charles  W.  Minard,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Ph.D.,  '94,  HI-  Wes.  Univ. 

Principal  of  Marquette  Schoc^,  Wood  and  Harrison  Sts.,  Chicago. 
George  William  Myers,  B.L.,  '88.  M.L.,  '91.  Univ.  of  111.;  Ph.D..  '96,  Univ.  of  Munich,  Bavaria. 

1901.  Professor  of  Teaching  of  Mathematics  and  Astroaoroy.  College  of  Educatioii,  The 

University  of  Chicago;    res.,  480  E.  73d  St.,  Bryn  Mawr.  Chicago. 
Effie  M.  Pike. 

1903.   Principal  of  Longfelk)W  School,  116  Manon  St.,  Oak  Park. 

D.  Walter  Potts. 

1896,  Principal  of  Horace  Mann  School,  East  St.  Louis. 
Bertrand  Clifton  Richardson.  A.B..  '03.  A.M..  '06.  Syracuse  Univ. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  536  E.  7th  St.,  Alton. 

Flora  C.  St,  Clair.  ^ .  ^,        ,  ^  .     . 

1897,  Teacher  of  Arts  in  the  Deaf  Department,  Chicago  Normal  Scbcxri;  re*.,  6531  Perry 
Ave.,  Chicago. 


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1904  Fkeduic  L.  Sms.  B.Sc..  *o9.  De  Pauw  Univ.,  and  *03.  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1906,  Principal  of  New  Trier  Township  High  School.  Keniiworth. 
FiKDKixcK  James  Volnky  Snrr,  A.M.,  ^5,  Colo.  Coll. 

i894<   Director  of  Field  Museum  of  Natural  History,  Chicago. 
GsmASD  T.  Smitb,  A.B.,  '96.  Albioa  Coll. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  library  Building,  Peoria. 
Isaac  Hamiy  Togo,  A.B.,  *o§,  Ewing  Coll. 

1891*    Principal  of  Longfellow  School.  331  Missouri  Ave.,  East  St.  Louis. 
Eva  Blaine  WHmfoss. 

1884.  General  Superintendent  of  Chicago  Free  Kindergarten  Asaodatioo,  axo  E.  3jd  St 
Bottl.,  Chicago. 
William  F.  Yoitng. 

Vice-President,  Beoj.  H.  Sanborn  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 

1905  W.  D.  BANNiBTEm,  A.B..  '01,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

X905,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  1737  Holbrook  Ave.,  Cairo. 
ZoNiA  Babx«.  B.Sc,  Univ.  of  Chicsgo. 

1901,  Hrad  of  Department  of   Geography,    School    of    Education,  The    Univeruty    of 
Chicago;    res.,  5623  Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 
William  Hasvey  Chambeelaik,  Grad.  '76,  III.  St.  Nor.  Univ. 

X906,   Principal  of  Cyrus  H.  McCormick  School:  res.,  604a  Ingleside  Ave..  Chicago. 
Mss.  Mary  Davoeen  Cbambebs,  A.M..  '08,  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Head  of  Department  of  Chemistry  and  Home  Economics,  Rockford  College,  Rock- 

lord. 
Emma  M.  CRVtCB. 

1907,  Director  of  Chicago  School  of  Applied  and  Normal  Art,  a34  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicago. 
WnXAED  C.  GoiK.  Ph.D.,  'ox. 

X903,  Assistant  Professor  of  Psychology,  The   University  of  Chicago,  5339  Greenwood 
Ave,  Chicago. 
HOKACB  A.  Hollbtes.  A.R.,  '88.  A.M..  '96,  State  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1903,  High  School  Visitor,  University  of  Illinois;  res..  loot  S.  3d.  St.,  Champaign. 
John  T.  McManb,  Ph.D.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X908,   Professor  of  Education.  Chicago  Normal  School.  68th  St.  and  Stewart  Ave..  Chicago. 
JOBN  H.  McBiflLLAN.  A.B..  '74-  A.M..  '78.  Ind.  St.  Univ.;  Litt.  D..  '98.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X890,  Professor  of  Latin.  Monmouth  College,  815  E.  Broadway.  Monmouth. 
OscAE  Lincoln  McMukey.  B.Sc.,  'ox,  Tchrs.  Cdl.,  Columbia  Univ. 

190X,   Head  of  Department  of  Manual  Arts.  Chicago  Normal  School,  aaaa  Ebuda  Ave., 
Morgan  Park. 
Eugene  D.  Meeeiman,  A.B.,  '05,  Cornell  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  315  W.  Perry  St..  Bdvidere. 
John  E.  Milleb. 

X904t  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  935a  Baugh  Ave.,  East  St. Louis. 
Oeeb  J.  Millixbn. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Charies  Sumner  School.  Chicago;  res.,  Prairie  Ave>  Wheaton. 

T^jf  an     C     TLf     pAEKZa 

With  "  The  School  News."  6x3  W.  Adams  St.,  Taykir^iUe. 

F.  O.  PXEKINS. 

Western  Manager  of  Longmans.  Green  &  Co..  Publishers,  84  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Waltee  Dill  Scott.  A.B.,  '05,  Northwestern  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '00,  Univ.  of  Leipzig,  Ge  rrany. 

X907.   Professor  of  Psychology  and  Director  of  Psychokigical  Laboratory    Northwestern 
University;  res.,  3036  Orrington  Ave.,  Evanston. 
Chaeles  H.  SMTtR,  M.E..  '85.  ComeU  Univ. 

Teacher  of  Physics,  Hvde  Paric  High  School,  and  Editor  of  *'Sch3cl  Sdence  and 
Mathematics,"  5406  Madison  Ave..  Chicago. 
Mss.  Constance  Barlow-Smtth. 

X903,  Instructor  in  Music,  in  Char^  of  Public  School  Music.  School  of  Music,  Univer^ 
sity  of  Illinois;  res.,  606  Lmcoln  Ave.,  Urbana. 
Z.  M.  Smith,  A.B..  'ox.  A.M.,  '05.  Dc  Pauw  Univ. 

X90S.   Principal  of  High  School.  1x07  Grant  St.,  Danville. 
James  H.  Tufts,  A.B.,  '84.  LL.D..  '04.  Amherst  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '93.  Freiburg. 
x89a.  Professor  of  Philosophy,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
Charles  M.  Turton,  A.M.,  '86,  Syracuse  Univ. 

X893.   Instructor  in  Physics  and  Chemistry,  South  Chicago  High  School,  and  Publisher  of 
"School  Science  and  Mathematics;"  res.,  440  Kenwood  Terrace.  Chicago. 
Carroleane  Tyebell. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  459  W.  Randolph  St.,  Chicago. 
W.  H.  Wheeler. 

School  Book  Publisher,  303  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Lizzie  E.  Woostee. 

^uthor  and  School  Book  Publisher.  338  Wabash  Ave..  Chicsgo. 

1906  Daniel  Om  Babto.  B.Sc..  '04,  Univ.  of  III. 

X906,   Instructor  m  Secondary  School  Agriculture,  University  of  Illinois;  res.,  9x9  Nevada 
St..  Urbana. 

Nathaniel  Butler,  A.M..  '76,  LL.D.,  *o3.  Colby  Coll. 

Dean  of  the  College  ol  Education,  The  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  394  E.  56th  St 
Pxicago. 


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1906  CBmisToraci  J,  Bysne. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Moloocy  Bldg.,  Ottawa. 
FuD  L.  Chaklzs.  B.Sc..  '94,  M.Sc.,  *9S,  Northweetern  Univ. 

1899,  Profenor  of  Bioloffy.  and  Head  of  Science  Deowtment.  Northern  Illinois  SUte  Nor^ 
mal  School;  res.,  aa6  College  Ave.,  DeKalb. 
Hauy  Victor  Cbuecb.  Pb.B.,  V*.  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1899.  Principal  of  J.  Sterling  Morton  High  School.  Qydc. 
M.  G.  Claek,  A.M..  '98.  Greer  Coll. 

1906.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  a  10,  6th  St..  Streator. 
Nathan  Poktei  Colwell,  M.D..  '00.  Rush  Med.  Coll. 

1906.  Seoetary  of  the  Council  on  Medical  Education  of  the  American  Medical  Aaaocia- 
tion,  103  Dearborn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Henky  FmxDKRicK  Cops,  A.Bm  '08,  Ripon  CoU. 

1906.  General  Secretary  of  The  Religious  Education  Association.  7a  E.  Madison  St..  Chicago. 
De  Witt  Elwood.  B.Sc.,  'o5.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Charleston. 
W.  R.  FosTZi. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  LaSalle  County,  5 J  7.  >d  Ave.,  OtUwa. 
Cyeus  Stoves  Geove. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  County  Schocds,  Freeport. 
Waltei  Raymond  Hattield. 

1906,  Principal  of  Elementary  School;  res.,  6030  Monroe  Ave.,  Chicaco. 
John  Henky  Heil.  A.B.,  '9c.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  3330  Isabella  Ave..  Morgan  Park. 
William  Russell  Hoenbakee.  A.M.,  *90,  De  Pauw  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  of  John  M.  Smyth  School.  Chicago;  res.,  33x7  Ivison  Ave.,  Bcfwyn. 
William  H.  Ives.  A.M..  Syracuse  Univ.;  LL.B..  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Vice-President  and  Western  Manager.  D.  C  Heath  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave..  Chicaflou 
Edmitnd  W.  jEmiES. 

Secretary  of  American  Manual  Training  Co.,  383-385  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Charles  E.  Joiner,  B.Sc..  '91.  A.M.,  *9<.  Ewing  CoU. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  8a i.  4th  Ave.,  RocheUe. 
Warren  Jones,  A.B.,  *oa,  Univ.  of  lU. 

1908,  Critic  Teacher  State  Normal  School;  Ledie  Flats,  ad  St.,  DeKalb. 
Robert  James  Kellooo.  A.B.i  *9t.  Ph.D..  *q6.  Cornell  Univ. 

1903  Profesaorof  Modern  Languages,  The  James  MUlikin  University;  res.,  119  N.  Monroe 
St..  Decatur. 
Chaelbs  E.  Lawyer.  B.Sc..  '98,  Knox  Coll. 

Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  358  W.  Pine  St.,  Canton. 
John  A.  Long,  A.M..  'ox.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Library  Bldg.,  Joliet. 
William  Y.  Ludwig. 

Superintendent  of  County  Schoob,  Court  House,  DanvOle. 
Frank  L.  Miller,  A.B.,  '8a,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ.;  A.M..  '85.  Ohb  Wcs.  Univ. 
189a,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  15410  Lexington  .\ve.,  Harvey. 
B.  C.  Moore. 

Superintendent  of  McLean  County  Schools,  Bloomington. 
Walter  P.  Morgan,  A.B.,  '00,  Ind.  Univ. 

1908,   Student  in  Graduate  School  of  Education,  The  University  of  Chicago,  5458  Green- 
wood Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mrs.  Mary  Boomer  Page. 

Director  of  Chicago  Kindergarten  Institute,  40  Soott  St.,  Chicago. 
Arthur  B.  Roweu.,  A.B..  '95.  Yankton  CoU. 

1903.   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Glencoe. 
R.  L.  Sandwice.  A.B..  '95.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1903.  Principal  of  Deerfield  Township  High  School;  res.,  aao  Central  Ave.,  Highland  Park. 
Henry  Field  Stout. 

1903.  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Genoa. 
Oscar  E.  Swanson.  B.Sc.,  *oi.  Valparaiso  CoU. 

1908,   Graduate  Sludent,  Northwestern  University,  56a  Willard  PI.,  Evanston. 
Daniel  A.  Tear.  Ph.D..  '06.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1895,   Principal  of  Wm.  Gladstone  School;  res.,  5a3a  Greenwood  Ave.,  Chicago. 

E     E     V(^I1EELER 

Member  of  Firm  of  W.  H.  Wheeler  8c  Ca,  ao3  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicsfo. 
Chauncey  Clocd  Willard,  Ph.B.,  '03,  Drake  Univ. 

1908,   High  School  Teacher.  Sedgwick  and  Divbion  Sts.,  Chicago. 

1907  Edward  Best  Blackburne. 

Representative  of  B.  H.  Sanborn  8c  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Fbederice  W.  Buchholz,  A.B..  '89,  Oberiin  Coll.;  B.L.,  '94.  Chicago  CoU.  of  Law. 

190a,   Head  of  the  Department  of  Mathematics,  Chicago  Normal  School;  res.,  68x8  St 
Lawrence  Ave.,  Chicago. 

E.  C.  BUEHEINC.  _ 

Educational  Department,  Rand  McNally  &  Co.,  x66  Adams  St.,  Chicago. 
John  S.  Colliee.  B.Sc,  '04,  De  Pauw  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Marengo. 


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ILLINOlS--Cim/mMil 

1907    John  Gayloed  Coulter,  A.B..  '05,  Lake  Forest  Unir.;  Ph.B.,  *09.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1906,  Profeasor  of  Biology.  lOinob  State  Normal  Univenity,  Normal 
Hauibt  B.  Davb. 

1906,  Principal  of  Robert  Emmet  School;  res.,  698  Whithrop  Ave.,  Chicago. 
F.  H.  DoEDEN,  A.B.,  '04,  Univ.  of  III. 

X906,  Supenntendent  of  County  Schools,  Eureka. 
Gbokge  William  Eooess. 

1906,  Head  of  Department  of  Graphic  Arts,  Chicago  Normal  School;  res..  6936  Yale 

Ave.,  Chicago. 
Habsy  E.  Giles,  A.B.,  '03,  OberUn  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Hinsdale. 
Haeey  Peatt  Judson,  A.B.,  '70.  A.M.,  'St.  LL.D.,  '93,  Williams  CoU.;*03,  Queens  Univ.,  Canada; 
'07,  Iowa  St.  Univ.  and  Washington  Univ. 

1907,  President  of  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicaga 
BdAEY  Ann  Kbomee. 

1907,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  High  School,  Bloomington. 
John  P.  Mbntzxe.  Ph.B..  '98,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Member  of  firm  of  Atkinson,  Mentser  &  Grover,  393  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 
Eenest  £.  Olf,  A.B.,  '00.  Northwestern  Univ. 

liianager  of  Chicago  Office,  Fisk  Teachers'  Agency,  203  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicago 
William  Bbhop  Owen.  A.B..  '87,  Denison  Univ.:  Ph.D..  'ox.  Univ.  ol  Chicago. 

Aaaociate  Profeaaor  of  Education,  and  Dean  of  the  Univenity  High  School.  The 
University  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
Feanx  H.  Pbeby. 

With  Rand,  McNally  &  Co.,  x66  Adams  St.,  Chicago. 
Edwin  A.  Tdenee,  A.B.,  *o<,  Ind.  Univ.,  A.M..  '06,  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Traiidng,  nUnois  State  Normal  University,  Normal. 
1908    Jane  Adoams,  B.A.,  '81,  Rockford  College;   LL.D.  Univ.  of  Wisconsin. 

1889,  Head  Resident,  Hull  House,  335  S.  Halsted  St.,  Chicago. 
A.  S.  Andeeson,  B.Sc.,  *o5.  Western  Nor.  Coll. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Union  Ave.,  Litchfield. 
O.  H.  BASQinN,  A.B.,  '9a.  Ohio  Weslcyan  Univ.;  A.B.,  '94.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '95,  Ph.D.,  '01, 
Northwestern  Univ. 
X90X,  Associate  Professor  of  Physics,  Northwestern  University,  Evanston. 
William  T.  Bawden,  A.B.,  *o6,  Deoiaon  Univ.;  Dip.  Man.  Tr.,  '03;  Teachers  CoU..  Columbia  Univ. 

1903,  Director  NIanual  Training  Dept.,  State  Normal  University,  Normal. 
RjcttAED  S.  BxAEDSLBY,  B.Sc.,  Uuiv.  of  Minn. 

X904,   Englewood  High  School;  res.,  6530  Yale  Ave.,  Chicago. 
T.  M.  Bbnsy, 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Morris. 
R.  E.  Black. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Grafton. 
LociNDA  Peael  Bogos,  A.B.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Bl.;  Ph.D.,  *oo,  Halle,  Germany. 

Lecturer  on  Education,  81  x  W.  Illinois  St.,  Urbana. 
C.  P.  Beioos,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  lU. 

X908,  Principal  of  High  School.  Rockford. 
Mas.  Oevillb  T.  Bbiobt. 

6515  Harvard  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Willum  a.  Colledob,  D.D.,  Joa,  Adrian  Coll. 

Professor  of  £nglish  I^ngiiagr  and  Literature,  Armour  Institute  of  Technology, 
Chicago. 
Violet  V.  Collins,  Grad.  of  CoU.  of  Education,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Music  Department,  SUvcr,  Burdett  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Minnie  R.  Cowan. 

1908,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3975  Waba^  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Caboldte  E.  Ceonisx. 

X894.   Director  of  Chicago  Kindergarten  Institute.  40  Scott  St.,  Chicago. 
C.  E.  DeButts,  A.M.,  W.  ComeU  Coll. 

X9oa,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  9»a  N.  Chicago  St..  Pontiac 
Kathaeinb  E.  Dofp,  Ph.B.,  *93.  Ph.D.,  *09,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X9oa,   Lecturer  on  Education,  Extension  Division,  The  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  5624 
EUis  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Fkank  Allen  Deaee. 

1903,   Principal,  Edwards  (Grammsr)  School,  205  N.  Walnut  St.,  Springfield. 
Haeey  O.  Gxllet,  B.S.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X908,   Acting  Principal  Elementary  School,  The  University  of  Chicago,  6810  Pamell  Ave., 
Chicago. 
Waltee  J.  Habeoweb. 

189a,   Principal  of  Felsenthal  School,  97a  £•  60th  St.,  Chicago. 
Helen  M.  Heteeban. 

X95  E.  44th  St.,  Chicago. 
R.  E.  Hibbonymus,  A.M.,  Eureka  CoIL 

President  of  Eureka  College,  Eureka. 
S.  B.  Hood. 

187 1,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Sparta. 


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ILUNOIS-CMMinMil 
zgoS    James  Fleming  Hosic,  Ph.B..  Ph.M..  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

iQoa,   H^d  of  Departmcm  of  Engiiah.  Chicago  Nomul  School;    m.,  6011  Wcodlawo 
Ave.,  Chicago. 
Frances  Laura  Hughes,  A.B.,  '04,  Wellcsley  Coll. 

Principal  of  Ferry  Hall,  Lake  Forest  Univerrity,  Lake  Formt. 

M.  LUCINDA  HUCHETT. 

1908,   Teacher  in  Grammar  School,  Chapin. 
Joseph  Symmxs  Hunter,  A.B.,  '91,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

1903.   Principal  of  High  School,  433  E.  Washington  St.,  Morris. 
Lena  M.  Johnson,  A.B.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1Q05,   High  School,  Savannah. 
Elizabeth  Eufhrosynb  Langley. 

Instructor  in  Woodworking.  School  ol  Educadon,  The  Univenity  of  Chicago,  Col- 
lege of  Education,  Chicago.  *-««■«,  «« 
O.  J.  Laylander. 

Manager  of  Educational  Publishing  House.  Ginn  &  Co..  9301  Prairie  Ave.,  Chicago. 
W.  M.  Lewis.  A.B.,  'oo,  Lake  Forest  Coll.;  A.M.,  'oa,  Illinois  Coll. 

1905.  Head  Master,  Lake  Forest  Academy,  Lake  Forest. 
Mrs.  Ethel  Rae  Ltndgren. 

1894.   Director  of  Chicago  Kindergarten  Institute,  40  Scott  St.,  Chicago. 
M.  Maude  Manley.  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Downer's  Grove. 
Charles  R.  Maxwell,  B.Sc.,  '05,  A.M.,  '06,  Columbia  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  1508  Kentucky  St.,  Quincy. 
Thomas  C.  McCracken.  A.B.,  Monmouth  Coll. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  aa8  S.  8th  St.,  Monmouth. 
William  F.  Mozier.  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  »89,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1908,   Principal  Township  High  School,  Qiftoa  Hotel,  Ottawa. 
A.  C.  NoRRis,  B.Sc.,  *98.  OberUn  CoU. 

Head  of  Department  of  Physics  and  Chemistry,  High  School,  no  Stanley  St.,  Rock- 
ford. 
Alice  Jean  Patterson. 

1906,  Nature  Study  Department,  Illinois  State  Normal  University;   res.,  314  Univcnity 

St.,  Normal. 
F.  A.  Powers.  • 

1908,   Director  of.  Music,  Southern  Illinois'Staie  Normal  University,  Carbondale. 
F.  M.  Richardson. 

Superintendent  of  School,  1541  Chicago  Road,  Chicago  Heights. 

C.   E.   RiCKETIS. 

Educational  Publisher,  Agent  of  American  Book  Company,  P.  O.  Bos  7,  Springfield. 
C.  H.  Root,  B.Sc.,  *94;  Valparaiso  Univ. 

Superintenaent  of  Schools  of  Grundy  County,  Morris. 
Stella  R.  Root,  Ph.B.,  '94,  Hillsdale  CoU. 

1899,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Springfidd. 
Olive  Russell. 

Teacher  in  Chicago  Normal  School;  res.,  6553  Harvard  Ave.,  Chicago. 
George  L.  Scherger,  A.B.,  '94,  Indiana  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  W  Cornell  Univ. 

1899.   Professor  of  History,  Armour  Institute  of  Technology;  res.,  6797  Perry  Ave^  Chicago. 
E.  D.  St.  John. 

With  Devoe  8c  Reynolds  Co.,  176  lUndolph  St.,  Chicago. 
Frederics  M.  Sisson,  Ph.B.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907,  Principal  of  Webster  School;  res.,  61  ao  Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Clarence  W.  Taber. 

General  Agent,  G.  &.  C.  Merriam  Co.,  laaa  Republic  BIdg.  Chicago. 
Harry  Taylor. 

Principal  of  Harrisburg  Township  High  School,  Hairisburg. 
Harry  Selden  Vaile,  A.B.,  '93.  Yale  Univ. 

1894.   Instructor  in  Hyde  Park  High  School;   res.,  318  N.  Kenilworth  Ave.,  Oak  Park. 
Arthur  Verner,  A.B..  '05,  Austin  College. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  316  E.  Penn  St.,  Hoopeston. 
Besse  Wayne. 

1908,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Oty  Schools,  Moline.  U.;  home  address,  Orion. 
William  R.  Wicks,  B.A.,  '73,  M.A..  '75- 

1903,   Instructor  in  Mathematics,  School  of  Education,  The  University  of  Chicaco:  ak6  E 
both  St.,  Chicago.  «-»  •  *j 

1869,   Principal  of  Tilden  School,  Chicago;  res.,  133  E-  Aisle  Ave.,  Norwood  Park,  Chicago. 

INSTrrUTIONS 

lite  dirxctor 
1890    State  Teachers'  Association  or  Illinois. 

President,  Edmtmd  J.  James,  Urbana;   Secretary,  Miss  Caroline  Grote,  MaoomU 

active  members 
1897    John  Crerar  Library,  The. 

Librarian,  Clement  W.  Andrews,  Chicago, 


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nxINOIS--CMifMifctf 

1897  LiNGOLN  COLLBOI  OF  THB  JaICES  MnXIKIN  UnTVEBSITY. 

President.  J.  H.  McMurry,  Lincoln. 

1898  QnCAQo  Pttblic  LiBKAKY,  Tn. 

Librarian,  Frederick  H.  Hild,  Chicago. 
Illinois  State  Normal  UmvEismr. 

President,  David  Felmley;  Librarian,  Ange  V.  Milner,  Normal. 
Newbeixy  Libkaky. 

President  of  Board  of  Trustees,  E.  W.  Blatchford;  Secretary,  Jesse  L.  Moss;  Ubratian, 
J.  V.  Cheney,  Chicago. 

(399     OmCE  OF  SUPEKINTBNDENT  OF  PUBLIC  InSTBUCTION,  StATB  OF  ILLINOIS. 

Superintendent,  Frands  G.  Blair,  Springfield. 
Eastebn  Illinois  ^ate  Noemal  Sqbool.  , 

President,  Livingston  C.  Lord;  Librarian,  Mary  J.  Booth,  Charlatan. 
NosTBEBN  Illinois  State  Normal  School. 

President.  John  W.  Cook;  Librarian,  Madeleine  W.  Mihier,  DeKalb. 

PdBUC  LiBXABY,  ROCKFORO. 

Librarian,  Janr  P.  Huhbell,  Rockford. 
School  of  Education,  The  University  of  Chicago. 

Dean,  Nathaniel  Butler;  Librarian,  Irene  Warren,  Chicago. 
Sootberm  Illinois  Normal  (jNivERsrrY. 

President,  Daniel  B.  Parkinson;  librarian,  Edna  Heater,  Carbondak. 
The  Univebsity  of  Chicago. 

President,  Harry  Pratt  Judson;  Librarian.  Zella  Allen  Dinoo,  Chicago. 
Unxvxbsity  of  Illinois,  Library. 

Presideat,  Edmund  J.  James;  Acting  Librarian.  F.  K.  W.  Drury,  Urbana. 
Whxaton  Colleox. 

President,  Charles  A.  Blanchard.  Wheaton. 

1900  ARMOini  iNSTrnns  of  Technology. 

President,  F.  W.  Gunsaulus;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Julia  Beveridge,  Chicago. 
Oak  Park  Pxtblic  Library.  ' 

President,  H.  A.  Taylor;   Librarian.  Mabel  A.  Thain,  Oak  Park. 

1901  Gail  Borden  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Katherine  L.  Abbott,  Spring  and  Milwaukee  Sta.,  Elgin. 
PsoRU  Public  Ijbrary. 

President,  John  £.  Keene;  Librarian,  E.  S.  WUlcox.  Peoria. 
19M   CoLUMBU  CcMXXOE  OF  ExFREssioN,  The. 

President,  Mary  A.  Blood;   Secretary,   D.  M.  Cross,  7th  Floor,  Stein  way  Hall, 
Chicago. 
EvANSTON  Public  LmRARY. 

Librarian,  Mary  B.  Lindsay,  Evanston. 
IiLiNOB  State  Library. 

State  Librarian,  ex-ofieio  James  A.  Rose,  Springfield. 

T,fiiniAyn  COLLEOE. 

Presklent.  Lewis  B.  Fisher;  Dean.  Frederick  W.  Rich,  Galesburg. 

President,  H.  J.  Kiekhocfer;  Secretary  M.  E.  Nonnamaker;  Ubrarian,  S.  L.  Umbach, 
Naperville. 
Northwestern  UmvxRsmr  Library. 

President,  Abram  Winegardner  Harris;  Librarian,  Walter  lichtenstein,  Evanston. 
Western  Illinob  State  Normal  School. 

Principal,  Alfred  Bayliss,  Macomb.  • 

1904   East  St.  Lotns  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  J.  Lyon  Woodruff,  8th  St.  and  Broadway,  East  St.  Louis. 

ROCEFORD  COLLIOB. 

President,  Julu  H.  Gulliver,  Rockford. 


INDIANA 

LIFE  MEMBER 

1876    M08BS  Cobb  Stevens,  A.M., '83,  Earlham  Coll. 

1883,   Professor  of  Higher  Mathematics  (Emeritus),  Purdue  University.  125  Russell   St., 
Lafayette. 

active  members 

1879    WiLLUM  Nicholas  Hailmann,  A.M.,  '64.  Univ.  of  Louisville;  Ph.D.,  '85,  Ohio  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  Interiaken  School,  La  Porte. 
(885    Mart  E.  Nicholson. 

Principal  of  Normal  School,  1217  Broadway,  Indianapolis. 
i«88   James  C  Black,  Pd.M.,  'o^.  Pd.D.,  '95.  Sch.  of  Ped.,  Univ.  of  City  of  New  York. 

190a,  Head  of  Department  of  History,  High  School,  304  W.  ijth  St.,  Anderson. 
1890   Anna  Sutxx. 

1901,  Principal  of  the  High  School  Department  in  Spclman  Seminary,  Atlanta,  Ga.;  home 
address,  6003  E.  Washington  bt.,  Indianapolis. 


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189 1    Miss  N.  Ciopsky. 

1894,  Airisunt  Superintcnacnt  of  Scboob,  1*15  College  Ave..  ladianapolis. 
t8o3    William  Lowe  Biyan.  Ph.D., '9a,  Qark  Univ. 

X9oa,  Presideni  of  loidiaiu  Univcntty,  8ia  N.  CoUege  Ave.,  Bloominftoa. 
William  P.  Haet.  B.Sc..  '81.  M.Sc.,  '88.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

X903,  Suprrintcadfat  of  City  Schools,  53  Poplir  St.,'  Huntington. 
HoRACK  G.  Woody,  B.Sc.,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1898.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  608  S.  Locust  St..  Greenca^tle. 

1894  Gkorgi  W.  Benton,  A.B.,  '84«A.M..  '87.  Wabash  CoU. 

X993f  Pnndpal  of  Sboitxidge  High  School,  IndianapoUs. 

1895  H.  B.  Bbown,  A.M. 

President  of  Valparaiso  University,  53  Jefferson  St.,  Valparaiso. 
Feank  W.  Coolzy,  B.Sc.,  '81.  M.Sc.,  '86,  Lawrence  Univ. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  7th  and  Vine  Sts..  Evansvaie. 
Thomas  F.  FmonnoN^  Grad.,  '90.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  '97,  Ind.  Univ. 

X93X,  Supenntendent  of  Public  Schools,  734,  7th  St.,  Columbus. 
Calvin  N.  Kendall.  A.B.,  '8a,  Hamilton  Coll.;  A.M..  *oo.  Yale  Univ. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob,  313  N.  Meridian  St..  Indianapolis. 

1896  Geoece  F.  Bass. 

Bookseller,  Indiana  Pythian  Bldg.,  cor.  Pennsylvania  St.,  and  Massachusetts  Ave., 
Indianapolis. 
Mss.  Eliza  A.  Blakbe. 

1 88a,   President  of  Teadiers'  CoOege  of  Indianapolis;  res.,  a3d  and  Alabama  Sts.,  Indian- 
apolis. 
RoBEBT  I.  Hamilton. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools;  Bue  X17,  Vincennes. 
Joseph  R.  Hoitston,  M.Sc.,  '03.  Moore's  Hill  Coll. 

X896,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Aurora. 
Charles  May  McDaniel,  B.Sc.,  '85.  A.M..  '03.  Wabash  Coll. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  39a  Hohman  St.,  Hammond. 
William  A.  Millb,  A.M.,  Ind.  Univ.,  LL.D.,  Franklin  CoU. 

1908,   President  of  Hanover  College,  Hanover. 
Benjamin  F.  Mooee. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  319  W.  Adams  St.,  Munde. 
Thomas  Abbott  Mott,  A.M.,  '98,  Earlham  Coll. 

1896,  Supenntendent  of  Schools,  GarfieM  School.  Richmond. 
HowAEO  Sandison,  A.M.,  '89,  Ind.  Univ. 

X890,   Vice-President  of  Iftdiana  Sute  Normal  School.  404  N.  CeMcr  St.,  Teire  Haute. 
William  H.  Wiley  A.B.,  '6^,  A.M.,  '67,  Butler  Univ. 

Educational  Writer,  451  N.  7th  St..  Terre  Haute. 

1897  Adelaide  Steele  Baylor,  Ph.B.,  '97,  The  Univ.  of  Chicago 

1903.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  108  £.  flul  St.,  Wabash. 
Cael  J.  Kboh. 

1907,  President  of  Normal  CoUege  of  the  North  American  Gynmastic  Union,  4x5—419 

Michigan  St.,  Indianapolis. 
Francis  M.  Merica.  B.Sc..  '96.  Wm.  Taykir  Univ.;  Ph.B..  '97.  Univ.  of  CUcafo. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Pubhc  Schoob,  Garrett. 

Edwin  S.  Monroe.  Ph.B.,  '96,  111.  Weslevan  Univ.;  A.M..  '97,  Hanover  CoU. 

X903,  Supcrinlendem  of  City  schools,  70X  N.  Gentry  St.,  Frankfort. 
Heney  C.  Montoomery,  A.B..  '80.  A.M.,  '86.  Hanover  CoU.;  A.M..  '91,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

x89a,   Superintendent  of  Schoote,  ax7  N.  Walnut  St.,  Seymour. 
Will  A.  Myers,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '99.  Ind.  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  6ao  N.  Jefferson  St.,  Hartford  Qty. 
Robert  Alexandee  Ogo,  B.Sc.,  '7a  A.M.,  '9a,  Ind.  Univ. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  904  W.  Sycamore  St.,  Kokomo. 
Jostin  N.  Sttjdy,  A.M.,  '73,  Ohio  Wcs.  Univ. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  Ft.  Wayne. 

1898  Edward   G.  Bauman,  Grad.,    '00.  Ind.   St.   Nor.   Sch.;   Ph.B.,   '96,  lU.   Wes.  Univ.;  A.M..  *<k8. 

Cent.  Wcs.  Coll..  and.  *99^  lU.  Wcs.  Univ. 
1903*   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  839  Main  St.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
Fassett  a.  Cotton,  A.B..'oa.  Butler  Univ.;  Ph.B.. 'oa.  Univ.  of  Chicago;  LL.D.. '05.  Franklin  Coll. 
1903.    State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.  Room  27,  State  House,  Indiana pol.s. 
John  Anderson  Wood,  Grad..  '89,  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  '97,  A.M..  'oa,  lad.  Univ. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  xaio  Clay  St.,  La  Porte. 
Charles  H.  Copeland,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.  '07,  Ind.  Univ. 

1897  f   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  409  S.  Main  St..  Fairmount. 
X899    Frank  F.  Heighway,  B.Sc..  '88,  Valparaiso  Univ. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Crown  Point. 
Orville  C.  Pratt.  Ph.B.,  '95.  I>«  Pauw  Univ. 

1907,   Superintoident  of  Schoob,  CUnton. 
X900    RuFus  J.  Dearborn,  Grad.,  '00,  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  '04.  Ind.  Univ. 

1905,   Head  of  Department  of  History,   Indiana  Central  University,  University   Heights, 
Indianapolb. 
John  W.  Hamilton. 

1890,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  MonticeUo 

ROBEET  W.    HiMELICK. 

40a  S.  Dunn  St.,  Bloomington. 


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1900    William  C.  Siotb. 

1905,  Gcnenl  Director  of  Winona  Tedmical  Institute,  1500  E.  i^rh^n  St,  Indiana  polit. 
James  Haxvky  Tomlin. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  iiai  S.  7th.St.,  Terre  Haote. 
William  A.  Wm,  Ph.B.,  '98,  De  Pauw  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Gary. 
190Z    Mis.  Feamces  M.  Beach,  Grad.,  '8z,  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1877.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  810  Wahiut  St.,  Terre  Haute. 
Mis.  Esse  Bbsell  Dakin,  B.Sc.,  '80,  Cornell  Univ. 

1893,  Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  and  (1905)  Assistant  Pxindpal  of  High 
School.  410  W.  Washington  St..  South  Bend.  ^^ 

Manfeed  Wolr  Deputy,  B.Sc.,  '9a.  So.  Ind.  Nor.  Coll.;  A.B.,  '04.  A.M..  '05,  Ind.  Univ. 

190S,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Columbia  City. 
James  H.  Jetteey.  A.B.,  '98,  Ind.  Univ. 

190X,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  ja?  S.  A  St.,  Gas  Qty. 
James  B.  Peaecy,  Ph.B.,  '88,  Butler  Univ. 

1905,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  41a  W.  lath  St.,  Anderson. 
OscAE  MoBTOic  PrrTENOEi,  A.B.,  '06,  Ind.  Univ. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  aix  E.  Broadway,  P.  O.  Box  68a,  Alexandria. 
Geoboe  Lucas  Robeits,  A.B..  '94,  Ind.  St.  Univ. 

1908,  Professor  of  Education,  Purdue  University,  813  N.  9th.  St.,  Lafayette. 
FBAiecis  M.  Stalxeb.  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Princeton  Univ. 

1904.  Professor  of  Hjstory  of  Education,  Indiana  State  Normal  School,  9x4  S.  5th  St.,  Tent 
Haute. 
sgos     OscAB  R.  Baxbe. 

Z895,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  z6x  South  St.,  Wuxchester. 
Ellb  H.  Dbaxk.  Grad.,  *94.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  *o4.  Ind.  Univ. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  sox  S.  3d.  St.,  E  khart. 
Eldo  Lewis  Henpbices,  A.B.,  '941  Franklin  Coll.;  A.M.,  '99,  Ind.  Univ. 

X908,   Supervisor  of  Schools,  Indianapolis. 
RoBEBT  L.  Kelly,  Ph.B..  '88,  Eariham  Coll.;  Ph.M.,  '99.  Univ.  of  Chicago;  LL.D.,  '07,  DePauw 
Univ. 
1903,  Presideitt  of  Fjiriham  College;  res.,  ao8  Central  Aifc.,  Richmond. 
HEifEY  Lestbb  Smith,  A.B..  '98,  A.M..  '99.  Ind.  St.  Univ. 

X908,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Canal  Zone,  Ancora,  Isthmus  of  Panama;  home 
address,  3x4  N.  Washington  St.,  Bloomington. 

1903  Geobcxa  a.  Alexandbb. 

1899,  Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  807  N.  Peimsylvania  St.,  Indianapolis. 
Robebt  J.  Aley,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1891,  Prpfessor  of  Mathematics.  Indiana  University,  and  (1903)  Editor  of  "  Educator  Joww 
iial."  ao9  Forest  PI..  Bloomington. 
Louis  A.  Bacon. 

X903,  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schoob,  9x9  N.  Pexmsylvania  St.,  Indian- 
apolis. 
EowABD  Bailey  Biboe,  A.B.,  'ox,  Brown  Univ..  Mus.B.,  '04,  Yale  Univ. 

X90X,   Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  X9xa  N.  Pennsylvania  St.,  Indianapolis. 
Lydia  R.  Blaicb. 

X899,  Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  433  Fulton  St.,  Indianapolis. 
Anna  Bbochhausen,  A.B..  '07,  Indiana  Univ. 

X901,  Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  The  Wyandot,  xxa  E.  Ohio  St.,  Indianapolis. 
Adelaide  Cabman. 

X896,  Principal  of  Music  Department,  Indiana  Institution  for  Education  of  the  Blind; 
res.,  933  N.  Pennsylvania  St.,  Indianapolis. 
£.  Kate  Cabman. 

933  N.  Pennsylvania  St.,  Indiaiupolis. 
William  Chesteb  Goble,  Grad.,  '03.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  33 x  E.  North  St.,  Greenfield. 
Ebnest  O.  Holland.  A.B..  '95.  Ind.  Univ. 

1908,   Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  Indiana  University,  Bloomington. 
RicHABD  Orro  Johnson. 

X889,  Superintendent  of  Indiana  State  School  for  the  Deaf,  cor.  SUte  and  Washington  Sts.. 
Indianapolis. 
Elmeb  Ellswobtb  Jones,  B.Sc.,  '94,  Mommouth  Coll.;  A.M..  '01.  Univ.  of  Colo. 

Professor  of  History  and  Philosophy  of  Education,  School  of  Education,  University 
of  Indiana,  Bloomington. 
Chables  Allen  Peossei,  A.B.,  A.M.,  '07,  DePauw  Univ.;  B.L..  Univ.  of  Louisville. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  151  x  Oak  St.,  New  Albany. 
Elmeb  Ellswobth  Robey. 

X004.  Superintendent   of   County  Schools,  and  Member  of  State  Board  of  Education, 
Kokomo. 

1904  Habolo  Babnes,  A.B.,  '93,  Kans.  Univ. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  Princeton. 
Habby  O.  Buzzaibd. 

Superintendent  of  Monroe  County  Schools,  413  £.  4th  St.,  Bloomington. 
John  C.  Hall,  A.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  111. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  City  School,  35,  119th  St.,  Whiting. 


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#904    Edwin  I^e  Holton,  A.B..  '04.  Ind.  Univ. 

igo7,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  55  N.  nth  St.,  NoblesviUe. 
Jacob  W.  Holton.  A.B.,  'oa.  Ind.  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Sullivan. 

Hervin  Ulysses  Roop,  A.B.,  'ga,  A.M.,  '94.,  LL.D.,  '04,  Lebanon  Valley  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '95,  Woorte*" 
Univ. 

1907,  Dean  and  Professor  of  Philosophy,  Indiana  Central  Univenity,  University  Heights, 

IndianapoUa. 
Samuel  Wertz,  A.M..  Hartsville  CoU. 

1888,   Piindpal  of  High  School,  laoa  Pearl  St.,  Columbus. 

1905  William  E.  Bauch,  A.B.,  'oa.  Howard  Univ. 

1904.   Teacher  in  Gty  Schools,  taia  W.  asth  St.,  Indianapolis. 
R.  Katharine  Beeson. 

Supervisor  of  Elementary  Schools.  Stockton  House,  Lafayette. 
John  A.  Bergstrom,  A.B.,  'So,  Wea.  Univ.,  Conn.;  Ph.D.,  '94,  Clark  Univ. 

190a,   Professor  of  Education  and  Director  of  the  Psychological  Laboratory.  Indiana  Uni- 
versity; res.,  137  Forest  PI.,  Bloomington. 
WU.LIAM  Wesley  Blace,  A.B.,  '08,  A.M.,  '99.  Univ.  of  111. 

1908,  Professor  of  tne  Science  and  Art  of  Teaching,  Indiana  University,  Bloomington. 

Homer  L.  Cook. 

Manager  of  State  Teachers'  Agency  and  Lyceum  Bureau.  616  Sute  life  Building, 
Indianapolis. 
WiNHCLD  AuctJSTiTS  Dennv,  A.B.,  '97,  .\.M.,  '08,  Ind.  Univ. 

1904,  Principal  of  High  School,  135  W.  8th  St..  Anderson. 
Frederick  Loots  Fagley,  B.Sc.,  '05,  M.Sc.,  '07,  Moore's  Hill  CoU. 

1905,  Professor  of  History  and  Science  of  Education,  and  Head  of  Nonnal  Department, 

Moore's  Hill  College.  Moore's  HiU. 
Lula  Cobleigh  Grove. 

1904,   Supervising  Principal  of  Qty  Schools,  a^  The  Wyandot,  Indianapolis. 
C.  McHenry  Marble.  Ph.B.,  '85,  B.Pd.,  '00,  A.M.,  '07,  Hanover  Coll. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schoob,  331  £.  Chestnut  St..  Jefferaonviile. 
Jessie  Benton  Montgomery,  Grad.,  '95,  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1903,  Critic  in  Grades  7  and  8  Indiana  State  Normal  College;  Ohio  St.,  Terre  Haute. 
Sarah  L.  Montgomery.  A.M. 

1907,    Superintendent  of  Indiana  Girls'  School.  Indianapolis. 
Alva  Otis  Neal,  B.Sc.,  '93,  M.Sc.   '95,  Franklin  Coil. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  51  N.  Water  St.,  FrankKn. 
Mrs.  Belle  Noel. 

1895.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  313  E.  St.  Clair  St.,  Indianapolis. 
WiLLLAM  H.  Sanders.  A.B..  '95.  A.M..  '96.  Ind.  Univ. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  323  S.  Grant  St..  Bknmington. 
Joseph  Hiram  Scholl.  Grad..  '93.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;   A.B.,  '98,  Ind.  Univ. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  635  N.  Jackson  St.,  Rushville. 

1906  Francis  Edgar  Andrews.  A.B.,  '74.  A.M.,  '84,  Marietta  Coll.;   Grad,  '94,  Ind  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1904,  Principal  of  High  School;   res.,  622  E.  Chestnut  St.,  Jeffersonrille. 

Mary  L.  Clark. 

1896,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Instruction.  Public  Schools.  a6  Matilda  St..  Huntington. 
Charles  Clifford  Coleman.  Ph.B..  '04.  .A.M..  '05,  DcPauw  Univ. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  hm  N.  Franklin  St.,  Brazil. 
Ellis  Burke  Gibbs,  A.B.,  Ind.  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  North  Manchester. 
Wm.  M.  Heiney.  B.Sc,  'Ss.  M.Sc.,  '90. 

1907,   Teacher  of  Science,  High  School,  Huntington. 
Robert  F.  Hight.  A.B..  '88.  Ind.  Univ. 

1904,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Lafayette. 
Louis  W.  Keeler.  Ph.B..  '00.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  709  Spring  St.,  Michigan  City. 
\L^ry  a.  Kerr,  A.B.,  '05,  Ind.  Univ. 

1901,    Principal  of  Central  School;   res..  416  E.  ad  St..  Bloomington. 
J.  Edward  Newell,  A  B.,  '07,  A.M..  'oj,  Otterbein  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  4335  Baring  Ave.,  East  Chicago. 
John  Franklin  Nuner. 

1903,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  316  W.  ad  St.,  Mishawaka. 
Carl  Brosius  Sputh. 

1906,  Physical  Director  of  Socialcr  Tumverein  and  doo?')  of  Normal  College  of  North  Amer- 

ican Gsrmnastic  Union;  res..  German  House,  Indianapolis. 
James  Wilson  Stott.  A.B.,  '03,  A.M.,  '07,  Ind.  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Brook ville. 

1907  Philomon  a.  Allen. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  433  W.  Wabash  St.,  BlufTton. 
Lillian  Gay  Berry,  A.B.,  '99,  A.M.,  '04.  Ind.  Univ. 

1907,  Associate  Professor  of  Latin,  Indiana  University;    res.,  418  W.   Washington   St., 

Bloomington. 
H.  G.  Brown. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Lebanon. 


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1907    0»is  P.  Dellinoei,  A.B.,  '05,  Ind-  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '07,  Clark  Univ. 

1908,   Professor  of  Biology,  Winona  Normal  School,  Winona  Lake. 
J.  B.  Fagan. 

Z906,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Bedford. 
WnxiAM  O.  HiATT,  A.B.,  '94,  Ind.  Univ. 

1904,  Principal  of  Frankfort  High  School;  res.,  558  S.  Clay  St.,  Frankfort. 
TuouAS  Cam  Howe,  Ph.B.,  »8g,  Butler  Coll.,  A.M.,  '97.  Ph.D.,  W  Harvard  Univ. 

Z890,   Professor  of  German,  and  (1908)  President  of  Butler  College;  res.,  48  S.  Audubon 
Road,  Indianapolis. 
Herbeit  Ireig,  A.B.,  '03,  Ind.  Univ. 

1903.   Teacher  of  History,  High  School,  Columbia  City. 
W.  A.  Jessup,  A.B.,  *o3.  Earlhara  ColL 

Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  70X  E.  3d  St.,  Madison. 
Edgae  J.  Llewelyn,  A.B.,  '07,  Earlham  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Sheridan. 
Geosce  a.  MntiCE,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '94,  Amhent  Coll. 

1907,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3x3  N.  Meridian  St..  Indianapolis. 
Thomas  W.  Records,  A.B.,  *oi,  Ind.  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Liberty. 
Sam  D.  Svmmes. 

School  Trustee  of  Union  Township,  Montgomery  County,  Crawfordsville. 
John  Sylvanus  Umble,  A.B.,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1906,  Teacher  of  German,  High  School;  res.,  711  Store  St.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
R.  Beknhaed  von  Kleinsmid,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1905,   Professor  of  Education  and  Principal  of  Academy,  DePauw  University,  P.  O.  Box 
D,  Greencastle. 
Marion  Lee  Webster,  B.S.,  '06,  A.M.,  '08,  Columbia  Univ. 

X908,   Supervising  Principal  of  School  No.  9;  res.,  816  N.  Delaware  St.,  Indianapolis. 
Gmr  M.  Wilson,  A.B.,  '00,  Indiana  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Connersville. 
Herman  Wimmer,  Grad.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  New  London. 
Leonard  Young,  A.B.,  *98,  t(niv.  of  Ind. 

1907,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  307  Chandler  Ave.,  Evansville. 
1908     Edwin  N.  Canine,  A.B.,  'ot,  Indiana  Univ. 

Z905,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  4341  Baring  Ave.,  East  Chicago. 
WiLBERT  L.  Carr,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M.,  '99,  Drake  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  oif  Latin  and  Gr^k,  Shortridge  High  School,  Indianapolis. 
Joseph  L.  Clauser,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Indiana  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  Public  Schools,  1700  South  E  St.,  Elwood. 
N.  a.  N.  Cleven,  Ph.B.,  Ed.B..  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907,  Instructor  in  History,  High  School,  Lafayette. 
Annette  M.  Edmunds. 

1901,   Teacher  in  Cambridge  City  High  School;  res.,  an  S.  nth  St.,  Richmond. 
M.  L.  Fisher,  B.Sc.,  '03,  Purdue  Univ. 

Asristant  Professor  of  Agronomy,  Purdue  University,  Lafayet.e. 
Arthur  Stanton  Fralev. 

1893,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Linden. 
J.  T.  Giles,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '02,  Indiana  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Marion. 
James  Hite  Gray,  A.B.,  '05,  Ind.  Univ. 

Prindped  of  High  School,  68  E.  Franklin  St.,  Huntington. 
Joseph  H.  Haseman,  A.B.,  '01,  A.M.,  '05,  Indiana  Univ. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Linton. 
Arthur  A.  Hughart,  B.Sc.,  93,  A.M.,  '99,  Wabash  College. 

190a,    Superintendent  City  Schools,  53  W.  Jefferson  St.,  Valparaiso. 
F.  J.  Kimball,  A.B.,  '07.  Indiana  Univ. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  an  Main  St.,  Jnnesbon>. 
William  Carroll  Latta,  B.Sc.,  '77,  M.Sc..  '8a.  Mich  Agri.  Cdl. 

188a,    Professor  of  Agriculture  and  (1880)  Superintendent  of  Farmers'  Institutes,  I*urdue 
University,  1016  ist  St.,  West  Side,  Lafayette. 
Ira  E.  Lee. 

1907,  Principal  of  High  School.  New  Market. 
Francis  A.  Malmstone,  B.S..  '90,  Valparaiso  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  Public  Schools,  ToUeston;  res.,  R.  F.  D.  No.  a,  Box.  75,  Hobart. 
Lawrence  McTurnan,  A.M..  '08.  Hanover  Col'. 

Assistant    State    Superintendent    of    Public   Instruction,   Room   27,   State   House 
Indianapolis. 
Charles  F.  Miller.  Ph.B..  '96,  DePauw  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Nappance. 
W.  W.  Strain.  A.B..  '00,  Marietta  Coll. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  South  Whitley. 

Lorn  Stuckey,  A.B.,  Miami  Univ.,   A.M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,    Professor  of  History  and  Political  Science.  Tri-State  College,  Angola, 


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1908    G.  H.  Thomkon.  B.Sc.,  '07,  Valpwauo  Univ. 

Supcrinlcndcm  d  Public  Schools,  Hobut. 
R.  M.  TiYOW. 

190B,   PrindiMl  Hifh  School.  406  W.  jid  St..  Madiaan. 
OiA  M.  White. 

1899.  Columbian  School,  District  No.  6,  Wayne  County,  R.  F.  D.  No.  3.  RichmoMd. 


1895    Wabash  Coixege. 

Presdent.  Georie  L.  Mackintosh:  librarian,  H.  S.  Wedding.  Crawfordmlk. 
1897    Indiana  State  Libiasy. 

State  libcarian,  Demarchus  C.  Brown.  State  House.  Indianapolis. 
Indiana  State  Noemal  School. 

President,  William  W.  Parsons,  Terre  Haute. 
VALrAiAiso  UwivEurry. 

President,  H.  B.  Brown;  Librarian,  O.  P.  Kinsey.  Valparaiso, 

1899  Indiana  Univekstty.  Ldsary. 

President,  William  Lowe  Bryan;  Librarian,  W.  E.  Jenkins,  Bloomiastoii. 

1900  Bdtlee  Collsoe  Ldeait  (Bona  Thompson  Memoeial). 

President,  Thomas  C.  Howe;  Librarian,  Margaret  Cariiale,  Indianapolis. 
1904    Elkhaet  Cabneoib  Libeaby. 

Librarian,  Ella  F.  Corwin,  Elkhart. 

1906  Emkline  Faibbanes  Memoeial  Libeaby. 

Librarian,  Mrs.  Sallie  C.  Hughes,  Terre  Haute. 

1907  Eaelmam  Collboe  Libeaby. 

President,  Robert  L.  Kelly;  Librarian,  Hariow  Lindley,  Richmond. 
Huntxnoton  City  Fbeb  Libeaby. 

President  of  Library  Board.  William  P.  Hart;   Ubrarian,  Wtnilrtd  F.  Ticcr,  Hun- 
tingtoo. 
Z908    The  Cabnegie  Public  Libeaby. 

President  School  Board,  Dr.  S.  P.  McCrea;  Librarian,  Ida  A.  Lewis,  ShdbyviUe. 
Indianatolis  Public  Libeaby. 

President,  Charies  W.  Moores,  Lemche  Bldg.:  Librarian,  E.  G.  Browning,  Indian- 
spolis.  • 

IOWA 

LIBS  MEMBEBS 

1884    WiLLUM  A.  Willis,  A.B.,  '6s,  A.M..  '65.  Beloit  Coll. 

Proprietor  and  Principal  of  Iowa  City  Academy,  308  Church  St.*  Iowa  Qty. 
1889    Rt.  Rev.  John  J.  Kbanb,  D.D..  I^val;  LL.D.,  Harvard  Univ. 

1900,  Archbishop  of  Dubuque,  Dubuque. 

ACTIVE  MEMBEBS 

1884    Hamlime  H.  Fbbbb.  B.Sc..  '69,  M.Sc.,  '7^.  A.B..  '80.  A.M..  '83,  ComeU  CoU. 

1870,    Professor  of  Economics  and  Sociology,  Cornell  College;  res.,  603, 6th  St.,  Mt.  Veraoo. 
William  Fletcheb  Kino,  A.B..  '57.  A.M.,  '60.  Ohio  IVes.  Univ.;  D.D..  •70,  111.  Wes.  Univ.;  LL.D.. 
•87.  Stale  Univ.  of  Iowa  and  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 
1863,   President  Emeritus  of  ComeU  College,  Mt.  Vernon. 

1889  Henby  Sabin,  A.m.,  Amherst  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '03,  Drake  Univ.:  '94,  Cornell  Coll.;  '95,  State  UniY.  of  Iowa. 

Ex-State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  axo  Manhattan  Block.  Des  Moines. 
Hombb  H.  Seebley.  Ph.B.,  '73.  B.D.  '75.  A.M.,  '76.  Ll^D..  '01.  State  Univ.  of  Iowa;  '9*1  Pom  CoU. 
1866,   President  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  2403  Normal  St.,  Cedar  Falls. 

1890  OzBO  Patteeson  Bostwice,  A.B.,  'rS,  Lombard  Coll. 

1889,   Superintendent  oif  Schools,  313,  8th  Ave.,  Clinton. 

1894  Ashley  Van  Stoem,  Ph.B.,  '98,  HI.  Wes.  Univ. 

1907,   Profraaor  of  Public  School  Agricultural  Extension,  Iowa   State  College;   res.,   621 
DuS  Ave.,  Ames. 

1895  James  Johnson  Btllingsley,  B.Sc..  *9a,  Valparaiso  CoIK 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Pauliina. 
E.  D.  Y.  Culbebtson.  B.D.,  '80,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Cedar  Falls,  la. 

R.  F.  D.  s,  Fairfield. 
O.  E.  Feench. 

Res.,'6o3  N.  Maple  St.,  Creston. 
Philip  Cady  Hayden. 

iSgs.   Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  729  Franklin  St..  Keokuk. 
Joseph  Jaspeb  McConmell,  A.B.,'76,  B.Didac.,'78,  A.M..'8o.  St.  Univ.  of  Iowa;  LL.Dm'o4.  Coe  CoD. 

1901,  SupcrimcaJeat  of  Public  Schools    1724  B  Ave.,  Cedar  Rapids. 
J.  J.  Nagel.  Ph.B..  '98.  III.  Wes.  Univ.  ,^   ^  ^      _ 

1870,   Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  4,  906  W.  Locust  St.,  Davenport. 
Fkanklin  T.  Oldt.  A.m.,  Lafayette  Coll.  ^  ^      .rv  . 

1S9S,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1240  Locust  St.,  Dubuque. 

Etta  Suplee.  ^.        ,  „  ,     .  _  ,     „  „ 

Supervisor  of  Primary  Training,  State  Normal  School,  Cedar  Falls, 


toiril  UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  97 

IOWA— C^MfMMrf 

1896  Amtlias  Hazjb  Avzky. 

XQoa,  Superintcadent  of  City  Schools,  Spencer. 
RiCHABO  C.  Babbctt.  A.m.,  '04.  Cornell  CoU.;  LL.B.,  '04,  Drake  Univ. 

X904.  Protcsnr  of  UtIcs,  Sute  College  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  ArU,  Ames. 

AUBTDf  NOMCAN  PALKKS. 

President  of  Cedar  Rapids  Business  College  and  Editor  of  ** American  Penman," 
Cedar  Rapids. 

1897  HOBACB  T.   BUSHNXLL. 

xS73,   Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  8,  330  South  Ave.,  Datenport. 

lUNB  GAaSETTB. 

x8o7,  Principal  of  Jefferson  School,  708,  3d  Ave.,  Cedar  Rapids. 

B.  J.  HOECREM. 

Z898,  Principal  of  Audubon  School,  3x5  Bluff  St.,  Dubuque. 
F.  E.  Lakk. 

1806,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Monona  County,  Onawa. 
Geoeox  Eownf  MacLkan,  Ph.D.,  '83,  Univ.  of  Leipzig;  LL.D.,  '05,  Williams  Coll. 

Z899,  President  of  the  State  University  of  Iowa,  Iowa  City. 
V.  L.  Wilson. 

General  Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  aaa  N.  WapeUo  St.,  Ottumwa. 
FmuT  M.  Wrmm.  B.Sc.,  A.M..  '76.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Muscatine  County,  804  W.  4th  St.,  Muscatine. 

1899  Edwin  Dnxxa  Stasbttck,  A.B..  Ind.  Univ.;  A.M.,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D..  Clark  Univ. 

X006,   Professor  of  Philosophy,  State  University  of  Iowa;  res.,  946  Iowa  Ave.,  Iowa  City. 

1900  Fk£OUICk  Elmeb  Bolton,  B.Sc.  'gt,  M.Sc.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Wis.;   Ph.  D.,  '98,  Oark  Univ. 

xgoo.   Director  of  School  of  Education,  State  University  of  Iowa,  1019  College  St.,  Iowa 
Gty. 
William  F.  Cbamks,  A.M.  and  M.Sc,  Cornell  CoU.  ' 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  601  Coming  St.,  Red  Oak. 
Chaxles  Eldkko  Shklton,  A.m.,  '83,  LL.D.,  '03,  Iowa  Wes.  Univ. 
X899,   Presidem  of  Simpson  College,  Indi^nola. 
190X    Hill  McClelland-  Bell,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '99,  Drake  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '05.  Simpson  CoU. 
Z903,   President  of  Drake  University;  res.,  X091,  36th  St.,  Des  Momes. 
Fbancb  M.  Fultz,  Ph.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '89,  St.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  105  S.  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Buriington. 
J.  M.  HussEY,  M.Sc,  ChiUicothe  Nor.  Sch.;  Pd.B.,  Western  Nor.  CoU. 

1893,  President  of  the  Western  Normal  CoUege,  Shenandoah,  and  of  Southern  Iowa  Normal 

School,  Bloomfield;  res..  Shenandoah. 
J.  C.  Kino. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  130  Story  St.,  Boone. 
O.  J.  McManus,  B.Didac,  '94,  M.Didac,  '96. 

1000,   County  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  and  (1903)  Member  of   State  Board  of  Edu- 
cational Examiners,  iiio  E.  Pierce  St..  Coundl  Bluffs. 
Adnah  Cldtdn  Newell,  B.Sc.  in  E.E./o'.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1894,  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  PubUc  Schools.  loii,  i8th  St.,  Des  Moines. 
Zenas  C.  Thobnbusg,  B.,  Didac,  '93,  M.  Didac,  '96. 

1908,     Supervisor  of  Grade  Schools,  500  Good  Boul.,  Des  Moines. 
X903    Claemae  Bitdde,  Grad.,  '05,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Winona,  Minn. 
Marcus. 
William  Feanklin  Crevaliee,  A.M..  Marietu  CoU. 

1901,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  317,  4th  St..  Muscatine. 
J.  W.  DiCEMAN,  Ph.B.,  •88.  Ph.M.,  '91.  Upper  Iowa  Univ.;  A.M.,  '04.  ComeU  CoH.;  D.Sc,  '07,  lU. 
Wes.  Univ. 
1898,   Professor  of  Economics  and  Sociology  and  Vice-President,  Upper  Iowa  University, 
Fayette. 
F.  W.  Else.  A.B., '96.  Penn  CoU.;  A.M., '97.  Haverford  CoU.;  M.Didac, '01,  Iowa  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  301  N.  A.  St.,  Oskaloosa. 
W.  H.  McCauley. 

President  of  Capital  City  Commercial  CoUege,  4th  St.  and  Grand  Ave.,  Des  Moines. 
Cap  E.  Miller,  M.Didac.  '06,  Iowa  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Keokuk  County,  Sigoumey. 
WiLLUM  H.  Stonee. 

General  Agent  for  American  Book  Co.  in  Iowa,  693, 17th  St.,  Des  Moines. 

1903  C.  A.  FuLLEETON,  M.Didac.  Iowa  State  Normal  School. 

1897,   Professor  of  Vocal  Music,  Iowa  Sute  Normal  School,  34x6  Normal  St.,  Cedar  Falls. 
George  Heney  Mullin. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1039  Central  Ave.,  Fort  Dodge. 
Albion  Wesley  Stuaet,  A.B.,  '63,  A.M.,  '66,  Bowdoin  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  317  W.  Woodland  Ave.,  Ottumwa. 

1904  Edwin  F.  Adams.  A.B..  '87,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

General  Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.,  418  S.  6th  St.,  Cedar  Rapids. 
WnxuM  Aldeich. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  519  High  St.,  Keokuk. 
Charles  H.  Bailey,  B.Sc,  'ot,  Columbia  Univ. 

1905,  Director  of  Manual  Training,  State  Normal  School;    res..  1113  Walnut  St.,  Cedar 

FeUs. 


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1904  R-  B.  Cbonv,  Ph.B.,  '97.  St.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1908,  Supenntcndent  oC  Qty  Scboob,  142a.  x«t  Ave.  NoKth,  Fort  Dodge. 
Maiy  Jeam  MnxEK. 

1904.  Head  of  KindergartcD  DcpartncDt.  Rochester  Tnioini  School  for  Teachers,  Scio 
St.,  Rochester,  N.  Y.;  home  address,  "Bluff  View,"  S.  12th  Ave..  Marshalltown. 
Chasles  F.  Pye,  B.Sc..  'os,  Comrll  Coll. 

190a,   SuperinteodcDt  of  Schools,  Guttenberg. 
John  Fkanklin  Rioos,  M.Sc..  *87.  Pd.D.,  *o<.  Iowa  Wes.  Univ.,  LL.D.,  '07,  Simpioa  CoU. 

1904,  State  Superintmdmt  of  Puhfic  limtruftion,  1001,  aoth  Sc.  Dcs  Moines. 
JoHM  P.  Ryam,  A.B.,  Cornell  Univ. 

190a.  Professor  of  Public  SpeakJag,  1 1 10  West  St.,  GrinadL 
C.  R.  SotooGiE,  B.Sc.,  '91,  Lenox  Cofl. 

Editor  of  "Midland  Schools."  Des  Moinca. 
Albert  Boynton  Storms.  A.M.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Mich.;    D.D.,  *oo,  Lawrence  UniT.;   LL.D..     *03, 
Drake  Univ. 
Z903.   President  of  Iowa  State  College,  Ames. 

1905  J-  FoESYTH  Ceawtoed,  A.B.,  '95,  A.M..  *97.  Princeton  Univ. 

1907.  Professor  of  Psychok)gy  and  Pedagogy,  Tabor  College,  Tabor. 
William  Om  Riddei.l,  A.M.,  Bellevue  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  o(  Schools^,  500  Good  Block*  Des  Moines. 

1906  William  Francis  Baee,  Ph.B.,  '03,  A.M.,  '07,  Drake  Univ. 

Z904,   Dean  of  College  of  Education,  Drake  Univenity;   res.,  3514  KingBBsn  Ave,  Dca 
M(Nnes. 
W.  A.  Beandenburo,  Ph.B.,  Drake  Univ. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  aos  S.  College  St.,  Mason  Qty. 
A.  L.  Claek,  B.Sc.  in  M.E..  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Company,  Des  Moines. 
Merton  E.  Ceosieb.  M.Di..  '9a.  Highland  Park  CoU. 

t9oa,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Avoca. 
Oliver  Morton  Elliott,  A.B.,  Bfiarietta  CoU.  A.M.,  '07.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  813,  6th  St..  Sheldon. 
Ernest  W.  Fellows,  A.B.,  '94,  Iowa  CoU. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  Deniaon. 

William  E.  Hamilton,  A.M..  *7o,  Iowa  Wes.  Univ.;  D.D..  '91.  Simpson  ColL 
1886,   Professor  of  PhikMophy,  Simpson  CoUege,  Box  37.  Indianola. 
Fred  D  Merritt.  A.M.,  '99.  Ph.D.,  'or.  St.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Waterloo  (East). 

Aaron  Palmer.  x 

1907,  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  iii  N.  3d  St.,  MarshaUtown. 

Maurice  Ricker.  B.S..  *9a,  Drake  Univ. 

1906,  Principal  of  West  High  School;  res.,  1039,  i9(h  St..  Dcs  Moines. 
E.  L.  RiCKERT.  A.B..  'oi,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Maquoketa. 
Frane  L.  Smart.  A.B..  '06.  Harvard  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools;  res.,  6^5  E.  14th  St.,  Davenport. 

1907  C.  E.  Aeees,  B.P.E.,  '07,  Drake  Univ. 

1907,  Supenntendent  of  Schools  of  PoUc  County,  6a  5  Euclid  Avenue,  Des  Moines. 
Frane  F.  Almy,  B.Sc.,  '90.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1893,   Professor  of  Physics,  Iowa  College,  436  East  St.  GrinneU. 
H.  E.  Blacxmar.  M.Didac.,  Ph.B. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  Iowa  City. 
Charles  Carter,  B.Sc..  '94,  M.Sc.,  '97,  Parsons  Coll. 

Professor  of  Biology,  Parsons  College,  Fairiidd. 
Jessie  Field,  A.B.,  '03,  Tabor  CoU. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Page  County  Schools.  Clarinda. 
Orville  J.  Green. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Sac  and  Fox  Indian  Training  School,  Toleda 

O.  H.  Longwell,  A.m..  Ph.D. 

President  of  Highland  Park  CoUege.  Des  Moines. 
A.vs<)N  Marston,  C.E..  '89,  ComcU  Univ. 

189a,   Professor  of  Civil  Engineering,  and  (1904)  Dean  of  Division  of  Engineering.  Iowa 
State  CoUege,  Ames. 
James  Carlton  Nelson,  B.Sc.,  'oo,  A.M.,  '93,  Hanover  Cdl. 

1907,   Principal  of  High  School;  res..  401  N.  4th  St.,  MarshaUtown. 
Frederick  Owen  Norton,  A.B.,  '93.  A.M..  '95.  Kentucky  Univ.;   Ph.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907,  Dean  of  CoUege  of  Liberal  Arts,  Drake  University,  Des  Moines. 

1908  Willis  James  Bell,  A.M.,  '07,  Wisconsin  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School.  Red  Oak. 
Arthur  Ellsworth  Bennett,  BS.,  '90.  AB.,'9i.  Kans.  Nor.  CoU.;  Pd.M..  '97,  Pd.D..  '05.  N.  Y.  Univ. 
1899,    Chair  of  Pedagogy  and  Dean  of  School  of  Education,  Upper  Iowa  University,  Fayettt?. 

John  H.  Beveridce.  B.Sc..  'oa,  B.Pd.,  '97. 

Superintendent  of  SchooLs.  Missouri  Valley. 

Vaughn  Car  is,  A.B.,  '07,  Defiance  CoU. 

1908.  Profcjisor  of  Mathematics  and  Sciences.  Palmer  CoUege.  LeGrand. 


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IOWA— Cimh'iwat 

1908     JOSEFH  J.  DeEHXS. 

Principal  of  Sacred  Heart  School;  res.,  1733  White  St.,  Dubuque. 
James  A.  Edwaeos. 

Editor  of  loiva  Normal  Monthly,  Dubuque. 
George  Cutlei  Feakee,  B.Ph.,  94,  A.M.,  '00.  Ph.D.,  '07,  State  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1900,   Professor  of  Psychology  ana  Education,  Coe  College;     res.,  125  North  13th  St., 
Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa. 

C.    A.    FULLEETON. 

Professor  of  Vocal  Music,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  2416  Normal  St..  Cedar  Falls. 
William  L.  Fitlton,  B.S.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1907,    Instructor,  State  University  of  Iowa,  8x1  E.  College  St.,  Iowa  City. 
J.  T.  Geay. 

1903,   Educational  Publisher,  Grundy  Center. 
Eugene  Henely,  B.Bc.,  '90,  Iowa  State  College. 

Superintendent  Qty  Schools;  res.,  1124  Third  Ave.,  Grinnell. 
Sidney  Chaelbs  Huftman,  A.B..  '04,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 


1904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Orange 

.  JOHNS4 

X904,  : 

W.  H.  Maddock. 


Heney  C.  Johnson,  Ph.B.,  *oa,  M.A.,  '07,  Iowa  State  Univ. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  608  River  St.,  Decorah. 


3oa7  Cottage  Grove  Ave.,  Des  Moines,  Iowa;   address  for  1908,  care  G.  8c  C.  Mer- 
riam  Co.,  Springfield. 
Clayton  E.  Reed,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '99,  Wooster  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Ottumwa. 
Robeet  Lee  Reid,  M.D..  '97,  A.B.,  'oa.  Mo.  Univ. 

1907,   Principal  High  School,  814  N.  9th  St.,  Keokuk. 
S.  G.  RiCBAEDS.  B.Pd..  '98. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Knoxville. 
M.  EluaWetb  Wieland. 

1905,   Principal  Teacher,  Sac  and  Fox  School,  Toledo. 

iNSTmrriONs 
1897    State  Noemal  School,  Cedae  Falls. 

President.  H.  H.  Seerley,  Cedar  Falls. 
State  Univeesfty  or  Iowa. 

President,  George  Edwin  MacLean;  Librarian,  M.  G.  Wyer,  Iowa  City. 
igoo    Iowa  College. 

President,  J.  H.  T.  Main;  librarian,  L.  L.  Dickerson,  Grinnell. 
1901    Iowa  State  College,  Lobeaey. 

President,  A.  B.  Storms;  Librarian,  Vina  E.  Clark,  Ames. 
1903    CoE  College,  Libeaey. 

Librarian,  Mary  I.  Amidon,  Cedar  Rapids. 
Iowa  State  Libeaey. 

State  Librarian,  Johnson  Brigham,  Des  Moines. 
1906    Davsntoet  Public  Libeaey. 

Librarian.  Grace  D.  Rose,  Davenport. 

1007      BUELINGTON  FeEE  PuBLIC  LiBEAEY. 

Librarian,  D.  B.  Sabin,  Buriington. 
iQoS     Deake  UNIVEESrrY. 

President,  HiU  M.  Bell,  Des  Moines. 

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LITE  MEMBEES 

Andeeson  GEiEvrrB  Campbell. 

Council  Grove. 
Nathaniel  Coovee. 

Attorney  at  Law,  Wilson. 
Edwaio  T.  Faiechild. 

1907,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  1273  Harrison  St.,  Topeka. 
Heney  G.  Laeimee,  LL.B.,  '81,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Attorney  at  Law,  114  W.  8th  St.,  Topeka. 
A.  H.  Limeeick. 

Secretary  of  Chautauqua  Assembly,  1303  E.  nth  Ave.,  Winfield. 
John  MacDonald. 

Editor  of  "Western  School  Journal,"  734  Kansas  Ave.,  Topeka. 

J.  H.  MiLLEE. 

Director  of  Extension  Work,  Kansas  Agricultural  College,  Manhattan. 
Thomas  Watson  Roach,  A.B.,  '70,  M.Sc.,  '90.  Mt.  Union  Coll.;   Ped.D..  '06,  Iowa  Wes.  Univ. 

1903,   President  of  Kansas  Wesleyan  University,  Salina. 
Geoege  E.  Rose,  B.D.,  '83.  Univ.  of  Kans.;  M.Sc..  '08,  Kans.  St.  Agri.  Coll. 

1903,   Superimendent  of  Schools,  Rosedafe. 


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KANSAS-Olfamrf 
1886    Thomas  A.  Sawmill.  A.B.,  '74,  Amhent  Coll. 

POfitflBAStflr    CoiWWfdMI- 

Aakom  Schuylbk,  A.M.,  '60.  O.  Wes.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '^x,  Otterbdn;  Ph.D.,  *o8,  Kans.  Wcs.  Univ. 

Profeaior  of  PhUoiopby  and  Highar  MathemAtici,  Kansas  Wcaleyan  UniTcnity,  1316 
S.  Santa  ¥€  St.,  Salina. 
Edkund  STAmxY,  A.M.,  '91,  Penn  0>U. 

1898,   President  of  Friends  University,  18x3  Univenity  Ave.,  WichiU. 
D.  C.  T1LLOT8OH. 

6a  X  FUmore  St.,  Topeka. 

ACTIVK  MBMBiaS 

1886    Akvim  S.  Olin.  A.B.,  '9a,  Ottawa  Univ.;  A.M.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Kana. 

i899i   Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Kansas,  Z154  Txniiiiana  St..  Lawrence. 
1891    Faank  Russsll  Dyke,  A.M.,  '88,  Pd.M..  '03,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ.;  A.M.,  'oa.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 
Manager  for  W.  R.  Madtoon  Publishing  Co.,  609  N.  Topeka  Ave.,  Wichita. 

1894  Elva  Enola  Claskv. 

X893,   Librarian  of  State  Normal  School,  819  Union  St.,  Emporia. 
O.  P.  M.  McClintock. 

1897.   Principal  of  Clay  School,  131  x  Buchanan  St.,  Topeka. 

1895  Fenklla  H.  Dama. 

1889,  Principal  of  Ward  School.  9x3  Tyler  St.,  Topeka. 

L.  H.  MuiLDf,  A.B.,  '91,  S.T.B.,  '93.  De  Pauw  Univ.;  D.D.,  '07.  Cornell  Coll.;  S.T.D.,  '97,  Denver. 
Univ.;  B.D.,  *99.  Garrett  Biblical  Inst.;  LLD.,  '08.  DePauw  Univ. 
1894,   President  of  Baker  University,  Baldwin. 
Miss  C.  S.  Nbwill. 

1890,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  917  W.  14th  St.,  Topeka. 
Waltkb  Gakvek  Run. 

Principal  of  Decatur  County  High  School.  Oberlin. 
David  F.  Shisk,  A.B.,  '05.  Friends'  Univ..  Wichita,  Kans.  • 

X908,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  aaaj  Broadway,  Great  Bend. 
Nathan  T.  Viatch,  Grad.,  '81,  St.  Nor.  Univ.,  lU. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  535  Mound  St.,  Atchison. 
John  William  Wilson.  A.B.,  'go.  Drake  Univ. 

1896,  Principal  of  Atchison  County  High  School,  Effingham. 

1897  Mrs.  Gaston  Boyd. 

Teacher  of  Voice  and  Physical  Culture,  408  W.  Broadway,  Newton. 
L.  A.  Lowthes,  A.B.,  '94,  Sute  Univ. 

1896,   Supermtendent  of  City  Schools,  617  Exchange  St.,  Emporia. 
H.  B.  Pkaiks. 

Superintendent  of  Haskell  Institute,  Indian  Industrial  Training  School,  Lawrence. 
Fbank  p.  Smith,  A.  B.,  '78,  Ind.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '90,  Baker  Univ. 

1894,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  847  Kentucky  St.,  Lawrence. 

1898  Geobge  E.  Kneppee,  Ph.D. 

1905,  President  of  Highland  University,  Highland. 

1899  John  Hamlin  GLorrELTEx. 

Vice-President  and  Director  of  Training,  Kansas  State  Normal  School;  res.,  xoas 
Sute  St.,  Emporia. 
John  Wesley  Spindles.  A.B..  '76,  A.M..  '95,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  B.L..  *8a,  Qndxmati  Law  Sch. 

1891,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  laia  Menor  St.,  Winfield. 
Z900    Thomas  B.  Henby,  A.B.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

3x5  N.  9tn  St.,  Independence. 
X90X    Petbb  D.  Amstutz. 

1908,   Teacher  of  History,  Bethel  College,  Newton. 
Cabbie  Goddabd. 

1901,   Principal  of  Garfield  School,  420  W.  loth  St.,  Topeka. 
X9oa     Robebt  F.  Knight,  Ph.B.,  '97,  Chaddock  Coll. 

1901,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  City  Hall,  Wichita. 
Fbank  Stbono,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  Yale  Univ. 

xgoa,   Chancellor  of  University  of  Kansas,  Lawrence. 

1903  Elizabeth  G.  Flagg,  A.B.,  '98.  St.  Univ.  of  Wyo. 

1904.   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School,  cor.  9th  and  Miimesota  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 
Geobge  W.  Kendbick. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  335,  5th  Ave.,  Leavenworth. 
Alice  B.  Pattekson.  B.Sc.,  A.B..  A.M.,  Monmouth  Coll. 

Instructor  in  Latin  and  German,  High  School,  xa4a  Topeka  Ave..  Topeka. 

C.  SUMNEB  RiSDON. 

xgoa.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  711  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Independence. 
Hebbebt  Taylob  Stephens,  Ph.B.,  '88,  A.B.,  '89.  Adrian  Coll.;  S.T.B.,  '91,  Boston  Univ.;    A.M.. 
'03,  Harvard  Univ. 
1896,   Professor  of   Church  History,  Kansas  City  University.  Tennywxi  Heights,  Kansas 
City;  (1908)  Fellow  at  The  University  of  Chicago,  5430  Lexington  Ave.,  Chicago. 
LtTTHEB   Denny  Whittemobs,  A.M.,  '84.  Amherst  Coll.;  litt.D..  '05,  Washburn  CoU. 
1904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  in  care  of  Board  of  Education,  Topeka. 

1904  Edwin  Minob. 

1906.  Superintendent  of  Kickapoo  Training  School,  Horton. 


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KANSAS-CM/NMMtf 

1904  Mrs.  Nannie  E.  Paintcb. 

1904,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  408  S.  Elm  St.,  Pittsburg. 
M.  E.  Peakson. 

Superintendent  of  Schools.  1936  N.  X4th  St..  Kansas  Qty. 
William  S.  Picken. 

190a.  Principal  of  Western  Branch  State  Nonnal  School*  Hays. 

1905  Sandees  W.  Black 

Teacher  of  Agriculture  and  Horticulture,  Cherokee  County  High  School.  Columbus. 

D.  M.  BowEN. 

X895.   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Library  Bldg.,  Fort  Scott. 
William  S.  Heitsnei,  A.B.,  '93.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1901.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  104  Adams  St.,  Junction  City. 

1906  Felix  E.  Held,  A.B.,  '02,  A.M..  '07,  Coll.  of  Emporia. 

1906,   Dean  of  the  College  of  Emporia;  res..  413  Cottonwood  St..  Emporia. 
Joseph  Henky  Hill.  A.B..  '86.  A.M..  '89,  Northwestern  Univ.;  D.D..  '06,  Baker  Univ. 

1906.    President  of  Kansas  State  Normal  Schools,  pad  Union  St..  Emporia. 
W.  S.  Reese,  Ph.B.,  *85.  Ph.M..  '88.  Otterbdn  Univ.;  D.D.,  90.  Yoric  Coll. 

Z903,   Profenor  of  Philosophy  and  Pedagogy.  Campbell  College.  Holton. 
Jeeemiah  Milton  Rhodes,  A.B.,  '94.  Ind.  St.  Univ.;  A.M..  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

190X,   Professor  of  History,  Kansas  State  Normal  School;  res.,  1137  State  St.,  Emporia. 
Rowland  Hensy  Ritchie,  Ph.B..  *oo,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1903.   Professor  of  Themes  and  Public  Speech,  Kansas  State  Normal  School;   res.,  83a 
Merchant  St.,  Emporia. 

1907  Ross  Allen  Bakee.  A.M.,  '07.  DePauw  Univ. 

1908,   Professor  of  Chemistry.  Baker  University,  Baldwin. 
John  F.  Bendbe,  A.B.^  '06,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

Supenntendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Arkansas  Gty. 

A.  M.  Bogle,  A.B..  '80,  A.M.,  '8t,  Muskingum  Coll. 

1899,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School;  res.,  648  SpUt|pg  Ave.,  Kansas  Gty. 
Felix  Beoekee. 

Z908.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Scottsville. 
Horace  Milton  Cunningham. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Hanover. 
Frederic  Kirkwood  Ferguson,  B.Sc,  '93,  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Stanberry,  Mo.;  LL.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Paola. 
William  B.  Kinnear. 

Supervisor  of  Public  School  Music,  Minneapolis. 
John  Lomr.  A.B..  *90.  Univ.  of  Kans. 

1907,  Suporintendent  of  City  Schools,  Salina. 
H.  L.  Miller,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

1903.   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  300  Woodlawn  St.,  Topeka. 
Edgar  Francis  Riley.  A.B.,  Baker  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicago.  ^^T^^ 

X907,   Professor  of  School  Adnxinistration,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  a8  E.  zath  Ave.,  V'  F 

Emporia.  '    '- 

J.  M.  WiNSLOW,  A.M. 

Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  809  N.  xoth  St.,  Kansas  City. 

1908  J.  B.  Blazee. 

Agent  for  American  Book  Company,  3310  E.  Central  Ave.,  Wichita. 
J.  Addison  Clement,  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  '04,  McPherson  College. 

X907,  Vice-President  of  McPherson  College,  McPheraon.  ;-.' 

Donald  John  Cowling,  A.B.,  '03,    A.M.,  '04,  B.D.,  *o6,  Yale.  .,  yt, 

X906,   Professor  of  Philosophy,  Baker  University,  Baldwin. 

B.  E.  Ford,  B.S.,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Salina. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Ellis. 

L.  A.  GUTHRIDGB. 

X899,   Principal  of  Washington  School.  319  S.  Fourteenth  St.,  Independence. 
W.  C.  McCroskey,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

X906,   Principal  of  Sumner  County  High  School,  Wellington. 

E.  H.  McMath.  A.B.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

1908,  Principal  Atchison  Co.   High  School,  Effingham. 
Lilian  Scon,  Ph.B.,  '94,  Baker  Univ. 

Professor  of  Pedagogy.  Baker  University.  909  S.  8th  St.,  Baldwin. 
A.  J.  Stout. 

Vice-Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  1346  Fillmore  St.,  Topeka. 

institutions 

lite  members  ^ 

1886    Board  or  Education,  AsaENE. 

President,  J.  S.  Engler;  Secretary,  C.  H.  Hill,  Abilene. 
Board  of  Education,  Dodob  City. 

President,  C.  E.  Argabright;  Qerk,  W.  T.  Coolidge.  Dodge  Gty. 
Bo4Ro  or  Education.  Ctfy  or  Ottawa. 

President,  J.  E.  Byers;  Qcrk.  F.  A.  Waddle,  OtUwa. 
Board  or  Education,  Sedgwick. 

Superintendent.  Robert  N.  Halbert;  Qerk.  G.  P.  Schouten,  Sedgwick. 

RXLEY  CotTNTY  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION. 

President,  C.  S.  Cde,  Manhattan;   Secretary,  Winifred  Neusbaum,  Riley. 
Teachers'  Association  or  Cowley  County. 

President,  Mary  H.  Lewis,  Winfidd;  Secretary.  Edith  E.  Turner,  Arkansas  City. 


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I02  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Katncky 

1  '. 

KANSAS-^MfiMwi 

ACnVK  HSMBIKS 

1897    Kansas  State  Aobtcultuial  Colleoe. 

President,  Ernest  R.  Nichols;  Acting  Ufaniiui.  Gotnuk  A.  Bancs,  Manhattan 
i8g9    Midland  Colxxoe. 

President,  Rev.  M.  F.  Troadl;  librarian,  Robert  J.  Peters,  Atchisoo. 

1900  Fees  Public  Lobaiy.  Topeka. 

President,  John  K.  Mulrane;  Librarian.  Mrs.  £.  S.  Lewis,  Topeka. 
190S    UMivERsrrY  OP  Kansas,  Libkaby. 

Chancellor.  Frank  Strong;  Librarian,  Carrie  M.  Watsoa,  lawrsnoa. 
1903    Bakes  Univebsity,  Ldbaby. 

President,  L.  H.  Murlin;  Librarian,  Mis.  E.  M.  Wood,  BaUwin. 
*  7905    Kansas  State  Libraby. 

I  Librarian,  J.  L.  King.  Topeka. 

1  State  Nobmal  School  op  Kansas.  Libbaby. 

,  President,  Joseph  Henry  Hill,  Emporia. 

Westebn  Bbancr  Kansas  State  Nobmal  School,  Libeaby. 

Principal,  W.  S.  Picken;  Ufararian.  Lulu  M.  Bice,  Hays. 

KENTUCKY      . 

I 

LIPE  IfEVBEE 

»fe77    William  Henby  Babtbolomew,  LL.D.,  *oa,  Ky.  St.  Coll. 

1881,   Principal  of  Girb' High  School,  4'6  E.  Gray  St..  LouisviUe. 

active  membebs 

■  Z889    Geobge  J.  Ramsey,  A.M..  '80.  Hampden-Sidnev  Coll.;  LL.D..  '98.  S.  W.  Presbvteriaa  0BiY. 

1907,   Prafeasor  of  Education.  Central  University  of  Kentucky.  DanviUe. 
1891    McHeney  Rhoads,  A.M.,  West  Kv.  Coll.;  Ph.M.,  Hartford  Coll. 

1900,   Superiiktendent  m  City  Schools,  525  Griffith  Ave.,  Owensboro. 

1893  ElMAB  H.  Mabk. 

1894.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  4ao  W.  Wahiut  St..  Louisville. 

1894  Abthub  Caby  Fleshman,  A.m..  Columbian  Univ. 

1907,  Department  of  Pedagogy,  Kentucky  State  College.  Lesington. 

1895  LivmosTONE  McCartney. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  cor.  Center  and  Green  Sts.,  Henderson. 

1896  Ida  Rddolp. 

Principal  of  the  Monsarrat  School.  i8a6  W.  Jefferson  St.  LooisviUe. 

1897  John  Gbant  Cbabbe,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  Pd.M..  Ohio  Univ 

1908.  SUte  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Frankfort. 
John  Milton  Guilliams,  A.B..  *8a.  Cent.  Nor.  Coll.;  A.M..  08. 

1906,  Teacher  in  West  Kentucky  State  Normal  School;  res.,  630,  nth  St.. Bowling  Green. 
Recben  Post  Hallece,  A.B.,  '81,  A.M.,  '96,  Yale  Univ. 

Principal  of  Boys'  High  school,  1240,  3d  Ave.,  Louisville. 
Anna  C.  Roth. 

1905,  Teacher  of  English,  Commercial  High  School;  res..  3441  W.  Chestnut  St..  Looisville. 

1898  John  Wibt  Dinsmobe,  A.M.,  '03,  Berea  Coll. 

1900.  Dean  of  Normal  Department  and  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Berea  CoQefe,  Berea. 
Miles  Eugene  Mabsh,  A.B.,  '03,  Oberlin  Coll. 

Dean  of  Academy  of  Berea  College,  Berea. 
WttLiAM  Henry  Pebby.  A.M.,  '03.  Ky.  St.  Univ.;  M.D.,  '08.  HI.  Med.  Coll. 
1878.   Principal  of  Public  Schools.  3909  W.  Walnut  St.,  Louisville. 
X899  Isaac  Mitchell.  B.Sc..  •80,  A.B.,  '81.  Nat.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.M..  '97.  Hanover  Coll. 

Principal  of  S.  W.   Buchanan  Collegiate  Institute,  CampbeUsvOle;    res.,  604  S. 
Orchard  St.,  Urbana. 

1901  James  Wood  Bbadneb,  B.Sc.,  '94,  A.B.,  '96..  Tri-Stale  Nor.  Coll. 

1898,   Principal  of  High  School.  8x8,  X7th  St..  Ashland. 
EB.VEST  P.  Chapin.  M.E..  '93.  Cornell  Univ. 

1903,   Principal  of  Manual  Training  High  School.  15  Crescent  Court,  Louisville. 
Geobge  Allen  Hdbbell,  B.S.,  '00,  A.M.,  '91,  Antioch  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  'os,  Columbia  Univ. 

Professor  of  Sociok^,  Kentucky  Uni>'ersity;  res.,  134  Constitution  St.,  Lesingtoa. 
Frederice  Floyd  Thwing.  A.B.,  '89,  Oberlin  Cdl.;  A.M.,  '08  Univ.  of  Louisville. 
,  1893,    Instruaor  in  Mathematics,  Manual  Training  High  School,  3314  Brook  St.,  Louisville. 

X903     Faustin  S.  Delany,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M..  '96.  Wilbcrforcc  Univ. 

1906.  Director  of  Colored  Department.  Kentucky  Institution  for  Education  of  the  Blind. 

1567  Haldeman  Ave.,  Louisville. 
Clabeson  W.  Hodser.  M.D.,  '00,  Louisville  Nat.  Med.  Coll. 

x88a.   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School,  1300  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Louisville. 

AlPRED   LrVTNGSTON. 

Z906,  Principal  of  High  and  Manual  Training  School;  res.,  536  Washington  St..  Hendersoo. 
1903    J.  Byron  LaRde. 

190 1,  President  of  Owensboro  College,  1503  Frederica  St.,  Owensboro. 
Enos  Spencer. 

1893,   President  of  Spencerian  Commercial  School,  6th  and  Main  Sts..  Louisville. 


Kentucky!         LIFEy  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  103 

KENTUCKY— CMlAMwtf 
Z904    Fkcdekick  J.  Cou.. 

1899,  In  chmne  of  Drawins  Department.  Du  Pont  Manual  Training  High  Schoo'.  S.  E. 

cor.  Brook  and  Oak  Sts.,  Louisville. 
Alexander  Reed  Millioan.  A.B.,  '61,  A.M.,  '64,  LL.D.,  'oa,  Ky.  Univ. 

1870,   Professor  of  Latin,  Kentucky  University,  376  S.  Broadway,  Lexington. 
Ieene  T.  Myers,  Ph.D.,  '00.  Yale  Univ. 

1903,  Dean  of  Women's  Department,  Transylvania  University,  Lexington. 
Sarah  Logan  Rogers,  Grad.,  Teachers  Coll..  New  York. 

1904,  Primary  Supervisor,  Public  Schools,  lai  W.  St.  Catherine  St..  Louisville. 
1905    Elizabeth  Graeme  Barbour,  A.B.,  '96.  Bryn  Mawr  Coll. 

1903,  Head  ot  English  Department,  Girl's  High  School;   res.,  1333,  4th  Ave.,  Louisville. 

J.   P.   W.   BROtTSE. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  106  College  St.,  Somerset. 
Thomas  CRrrrsNDEN  Cherry,  A.B.,  '90.  Southern  Nor.  Sch. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  College  St.,  Bowling  Green. 

George  Buxbridge  Frazee,  Jr.,  B.M.E.,  '02,  Ky.  State  Univ.,  A.M.,  '08  Univ.  of  Louisville. 

Z903,  Teacher  in  Manual  Training  High  School,  114  E.  Jacob  St.,  Louisville. 
JosEBH  William  Ireland,  A.B..  'oa.  A.M..  '03.  Centre  Coll. 

1 90s,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Logan  Ave.,  Stanford. 
Mary  K.  Keating. 

1903,   Principal  of  Grammar  School;    res.,  407  W.  Broadway,  Louisville. 
A.  J.  KnmAMAN.  A.B..  *99.  A.M..  '00.  Indiana  Univ.;  Ph.D..  'oa.  Clark  Univ. 

1906,  Dean  of  Pedagogy.  Western  State  Normal  School,  Bowling  Green. 
R.  G.  t^REY.  A.B..  Central  Univ..  Ky. 

'^'o,   Principal  of  High  School.  Nicholasville. 
James  Kennedy  Patterson.  A.M.,  '59.  Ph.D.,  '75,  Hanover  Coll.;  LL.D.,  Lafayette  Coll.;  F.  R.  H.  S..  80. 

1869,    President  of  State  College  of  Kentucky,  College  Campus,  Lexington. 
S.  S.  Robinson.  A.B.,  '03.  Central  Univ. 

Principal  of  Schools.  Owen  ton. 
Homer  Oscar  Slitss.  A.B.,  '95,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1444  Madison  Ave.,  Covington. 

Jessie  Stewart. 

Head  of  the  Department  of  Mathematics.  Girls'  High  School,  133 1  Brook  St.,  Louisville. 
William  H.  Tharp,  .\.M,,  '72.  MM.  Coll. 

1900,  Principal  of  University  School,  Zane  and  Garvin  PI.,  Louisville. 

XQ06     H.  H.  Cherry. 

President  of  the  We^em  Kentucky  State  Normal  School,  Bowling  Green. 
H.  L.  Eby.  A.B..  '06.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

Z906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  303  Taylor  Ave.,  Bellevue. 
RoscoE  M.  Ihrig,  Ph.B.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1908,   Teacher  of  German  and  French,  University  School,  Louisville. 
Carolina  Kofmeier. 

i88a.   Principal  of  Portland  School;  res.,  1408  Washington  St.,  Louisville. 
A.  S.  Mackenzie,  M.A..  '92.  Univ.  of  Glasgow,  Scotland;  F.  R.  S.  L. 

1899,   Professor  of  English  and  Logic,  State  University  of  Kentucky.  Box  208,  Lexington. 
Thomas  B.  McCartney,  Jr.,  A.B..  '95.  Milligan  Coll.;  A.M..  '02.  Ph.D..  'oa.  Univ.  of  Va. 
1902,    Professor  of  Greek  and  Acting  President,  Transylvania  University,  Lexington. 
Ellsworth  Regenstein. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  522  E  4th  St.,  Newport. 

Roscoe  T.  WHrmNGHiLL.  Pd.B.,  '03.  Ky.  St.  Coll. 

1906,  Assistant  Principal  of  High  School;   res..  118  E.  4th  St.,  Owensboro. 
1907     Caroline  B.  Boitrgard. 

189a,   Supervisor  of  Music.  City  Schools,  1024  Hepburn  Ave.,  Louisville. 

Augusta  F.  Bronner,  B.Sc.,  '06,  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

Assistant  in  English  and  German,  Girls'  High  School;  res.,  1932,  ist  St.,  Louisville. 

John  Albert  Carnaory,  A.B.,  '81,  A.M..  '84,  Hanover  Coll. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  X15  S.  7th  St.,  Paducah. 

Clarence  Campbell  Freeman,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M..  '88.  Kentucky  Univ. 

Profeasor  of  English,  Georgetown  College,  Box  672,  Georgetown. 
100*     W.  C.  Campbell,  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,    Ashland. 
H.  S.  Cox,  A.B.,  '96.  Wesleyan  Univ.,  A.M.,  '04.  Harvard  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School;   res.,  73  E.  i8th  St.,  Covington. 
R.  H.  Crosstixld,  A.M.,  Ky.  Univ.,  Ph.D..  Univ.  of  W^ooster. 

President,  Transylvania  University,  Lexington. 

Maurice  G.  Fui.ton,  Ph.B..  '98.  Univ.  of  Miss.;  M.A.,  '00,  Ohio. 
1905.   Professor  of  English,  Central  University,  Danville. 

P.  W.  Grimstead. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Company,  Cold  Spring. 

Lena  Hillerich. 

1906,   Supervisor  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  3603  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Louisville. 

Walter  O.  Hopper.  A.B.,  Center  Coll.  of  Central  Univ..  Danville,  Ky. 

1908,  Superintendent  City  Schools,  18  Elm  St.,  Mt.  Sterling. 


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z9o8    J.  W.  HvoHls,  Ph.B.,  '9«. 


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Piindpal  of  Schools,  Cynthiana. 


C.  E.  Jenks. 

1908,  Teacher  of  EngUah,  Manual  Training  Hi|^  School,  Louisvffle. 
Mas.  Heebeet  W.  Mengxl,  Ph.B.,  '93,  ComeU  Univ. 

Member  of  Sute  Education  Committee,  and  Chairman  of  LouisWUe  Education 
Committee  of  Women's  Quba,  2534  Park  PI.,  Louisville. 

HXNBY  Wabd  Peabsom. 

1906,  Dean,  Conservatory  of  Music,  Owensboro  College.,  131 5  St.  tixm.  St.,  Owensboro. 

A  Annie  S.  Watebs. 

Associate  Principal  of  Kentucky  Home  School  for  Giris,  509  W.  Ormsby  Ave.,  Louas- 
j  ville. 

I  IMHIIIUIIONS 

j  Z90S    Bbbba  Collxox,  Ldbaxy. 

\  President,  WOliam  G.  Fh)st;  Librarian,  Euphemia  K«  Corwin,  Beren. 

I  1904    Louisville  Fbxe  Public  Libeaby. 

I  Ubrarian,  William  F.  Yust,  LouisvUle. 

'  1906    Lexington  Public  Ldbaby. 

I  Librarian.  M.  K.  Bullitt,  Lexington. 

\  LOUISIANA 

^  ACnVX  MEMBEBS 

1889    Mna  Mabion  Bbown,  Grad..  '77.  Peabody  Nor.  Sem..  and  '88,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Oswego.  N.  Y. 

190a,  Vioe-Prindpal  of  McDonogh  High  School  No.  3,  740  Esplanade  Ave.,  New  Orleaaa. 

189a  Gbobob  SouLi. 
V  President  of  Soul<  Commercial  College  and  Literary  Institute,  605  St  Chailea  St., 

J  New  Orleans. 

Z804    Miss  H.  A.  Suteb.  _ 

1878.  Principal  of  McDonogh  High  School  No.  a,  636  Jackson  Ave.,  New  Orlcana. 

1895  Wabben  Easton,  A.B..  '71.  B.Sc..  St.  Univ.  of  La. 

1888,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  i6a8  State  St.,  New  Orieans. 

1896  B.  C.  Caldwell. 

Natchitoches. 
Eveline  A.  Waldo. 

1885,  Kindergarten  Training  Teacher,  1337  State  St.,  New  Orleans. 

1897  Claea  G.  Baeb,  Grad.,  '91,  Posae  Gymnasium,  Boston. 

1891,    Professor  of  Physical  Education,  Newcomb  College,  Tulane  Univeraty  of  T^it«i«»>« 
a73a  St.  Charles  Ave.,  New  Orleans. 
1900    C.  H.  Cabson,  Jb.,  A.B.,  '83.  Emory  CoU. 

18^,   Professor  <A  Chemistry  and  Physics,  Tiotnwsns  Industrial  Institute,  Ruston. 
S901    Nicholas  L.  A.  Baueb,  B.Sc.,  '97,  A.M.,  '99,  Tulane  Univ. 

1901,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  3425  Canal  St.,  New  Orleans. 
John  Robinson  Conniff,  A.B..  '94,  Tulane  Univ. 

1901.  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  4013  Prytania  St.,  New  Orleans. 
R.  W.  Pebelvs.  A.B.,  '7a.  A.M..  '75.  Ph.D.,  '0?,  BuckneU  Univ. 
1901,   President  of  Leland  University,  New  Orleans. 
z9oa    Edwin  Boone  Cbaighead.  A.B..  A.M..  '83.  Central  College;   LL.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  D.CL» 
'07,  Univ.  of  the  South. 

1903.  President  of  The  Tulane  University  of  Louisiana,  New  Orleans. 
1003    Morton  A.  Aldbich,  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '97.  Halle. 

190 1,   Professor  of  Economics  and  Sociology,  Tulane  University  of  Louisiana,  New  OrleuUw 
James    Benjamin  Aswell.  A.B.,  '93,  Peabody  Coll.;    A.M.,  '98,  Univ.  of    Nashville;  LL.D.,  '07. 
Univ.  of  Ark. 
IQ08,    President  of  State  Normal  School,  Natchitoches. 
Joseph  Marb  Gwinn,  A.B.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  Pd.B.,  '93,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Warrensburg,  Mo.;  A.&f . 
'07,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,  Department  of  Education,  Tulane  University  of  Louisiana,  New  Orleans. 
Jkssie  Spearing,  A.B.,  '05.  Newcomb  Coll. 

1905,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School;  res.,  871  Cotton  St.,  Shreveport. 

1904  Edwin  Lewis  Stephens,  .\.B.,  'ga.  La.  Slate  Univ.;  Pd.M.,  '97,  Pd.D.,  '99,  Xcw  York  Univ. 

1900,  President  of  Southwestern  Louisiana  Industrial  Institute.  Lafayette. 
Stephen  S.  Thomas.  A.B.,  'q6,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1907,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Baton  Rouge. 

1905  Lenesse  Joseph  Ali-EMAN.  A.B..  'oa.  A.M.,  'oS,  Christian  Brothers  Coll..  Tenn. 

1907,    State  Institute  Conductor.  408  N.  Boulevard,  Baton  Rouge. 

Thomas  D.  Boyd.  A.M..  '7a.  LL.D..  '97. 

President  of  Louisiana  State  University,  Baton  Rouge. 

Cyrus  J.  Bbown. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Ascension  Parish,  Donaldsonville. 
Margaret  C.  Hanson,  L.  of  I..  Peabody  Nor.  Coll. 

1901,  Principal  of  New  Orleans  Normal  School,   1905  Coliseum  St.,  New  Oiieans. 
Victor  Leander  Roy.  B.Sc..  '90. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Avoyelles  Parish  and  of  Lafayette;  res.,  Maiksville. 


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1905  David  Brumbaugh  Showaltkk,  B.E..  '88,  M.E..  '90,  Juniata  Coll. 

1908.    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Rapida  Pariah,  Alexandria. 

1906  S.  A.  AixEMAfV  A.B.,  '98.  La.  St.  Univ. 

1905,   Pariah  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Napoleonville. 
Henry  J.  Beadle,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '97.  B.Sc.,  •01,  Jefferson  Coll. 

1908.  Principal  of  Graded  School,  Lutcher. 
Timothy  Oscar  Brown.  B.Sc.,  '89,  Nor.  Sch.,  Dickson.  Tenn. 

1899.    Principal  of  Onachita  Pariah  High  School  and  (1006)  Superintendent  of  Public  Edu- 
cation of  Onachita  Pariah;  res.,  ao?  Miro  St.,  Monroe. 
B.  F.  Dudley,  B.Sc,  '88,  Kans.  Nor.  Coll. 

1907,  Department  of  Science  and  Mathematics  in  Louisiana  Induatrial  Institute,  Rustoo. 
Clarence  Cherrington  Henson,  A.B.,  '99,  Ohio  Univ.;    A.M.,  *ov  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,  Principal  of  Isadore  Newman  Manual  Training  Schooi,  6039  Prytania  St.,  New 

Orleans. 
Christopher  Edwin  Ives,  A.B.,  '90.  La.  St.  Univ. 
1907,   Principal  of  High  Schooi,  Amite. 
John  Ephraim  Keeny.  M.E.,  *8a,  JuniaU  Coll.,  Pa.,  A.M. 

1907,  President  of  Louisiana  Industrial  Institute,  Ruaton.  ^ 
John  McNeese. 

1888,  Parish  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Z105  Rdd  St.,  Lake  Charles. 
George  W.  Keid. 

Z904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  701  Jackson  St.,  Monroe. 
Charles  F.  Trudeau. 

1905,  Parish  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  New  Roads. 

X907    Alex.  B.  CorFSY,  M.S.D..  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Kirksville,  Mo.;  A.B.,  Leland  Stanfocd  Jr.  Univ.;  KM, 
Columbia  Univ. 
Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Education,  Louisiana  Sute  University,  Baton  Rouge. 
Jahks  Hardy  Dillard,  A.M.,  *76,  B.L.,  '77.  Litt.D.,  '95.  Washington  and  Lee  Univ.;  LLJ>..  '08, 
Tulane  Univ. 

1908.  President  of  the  Jeanes  Fund  (for  Negro  Rural  Schoob),  571  Audubon  St.,  New 

Orleans. 
FuLLJEi  M.  Hamilton,  Grad.,  La.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School,  Oakdale. 
Adam  Moork  Hendon. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  West  Feliciana  Parish  Schools,  St.  FrandsvOle. 
Lbslxx  J.  Kavanagh,  A.m.,  '97. 

Superintendent  of  Catholic  Education,  Archdiocese  of  New  Orieans,  3406  Napoleon 
Ave.,  New  Orleans. 
Cathsexnb  Kelly. 

Principal  McDonogh  No.  i  School,  938  Phillip  St.,  New  Orieans. 
J.  Rnss  Ldc. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Alexandria. 
Charles  Jackson  Thompson. 

1904,   Parish  Superintendent  Public  Schools,  Opelouaaa. 
Z908    MASGAirr  Elsb  Cross,  A.M.,  '03.  Columbia  Univ. 

Professor  of  Education,  Teachers  College,  Tulane  Univeraity,  1309,  7th  St.,  New 
Orieans. 
Philip  S.  Hasty,  Man.  Tr.  Dip..  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,   Supervisor  of  Elementary  and  Secondary  Manual  Training,  Newman  Manual  Train- 
ing School,  1 83 1  Peters  Ave.,  New  Orieans. 
Leslie  Brewster  Smith,  A.B.,  Columbia  Univ. 

Teacher  of  Mathematica  and  Sdence,  Newman  Manual  Training  School,  laos  State 
St.,  New  Orieana. 

INSTTTUTIONS 

Z901    New  Orleans  Normal  School. 

Principal,  Mias  Margaret  C.  Hanson;   Librarian,  Grace  Leeda,  1905  Coliseum  St., 
New  Orleans. 
X906    AsstTMPTioN  Parish  Teachers'  Association. 

President,  Charles  J.  OTarrell;  Treasurer.  Miss  Anna  K.  Fey.  Napoleonville. 
State  Normal  School.  Natchitoches. 

President  James  A.  Aswdl,  Natchitoches. 
x<io7    TiTLANE  UNivxtsmr  OP  Louisiana,  Library. 

President,  E.  B.  Craighead;  Librarian,  Mbs  M.  M.  Bell,  New  Orleans.     • 

MAINE 

LIFE  MEMBER 

Z889    Edmund  Wentwortb  Wright,  A.B.,  '66.  A.M.,  '69,  Harvard  Coll. 
1901,   Principal  of  High  School,  Old  Orchard. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

1890    Merritt  Caldwell  Fernald,  A.B.,  '61,  A.M.,  '64,  Ph.D.,  '81,  LL.D.,  'os,  Bowdoin  CoQ. 

Professor  of  Philosophy,  Emeritus,  University  of  Maine,  54  Main  St..  Orooa 
X895     WnxLAM  Wallace  Stetson,  LL.D.,  Colby  Coll.,  Monmouth  CoU. 

Educational  Lecturer,  395  Minot  Ave.,  Auburn. 


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zgoi    Myion  £.  Bennett. 

X908,   Member  of  School  Bourd,  Sinford. 
Walter  Eaele  Russell,  A.B.,  '03,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1905,   Principal  of  State  NomuU  School,  Gorbam. 
Chasles  Lincoln  White,  A.B^  '87*  A.M.,  '90,  Brown  Univ.;  D.D.,  'oa,  Bowdoin  Coll. 
190X,   President  of  Colby  College,  33  College  Ave.,  Watenrille. 
Z003    Alfieo  Williams  Anthony,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Brown  Univ.;  D.D.,  'oa,  Bates  Coll. 

1887,    Professor  in  Cobb  Divinity  School,  Bates  College,  336  College  St.,  Lewistoa. 
Dkew  T.  Harthokn,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,'  97.  Colbv  CoU. 

Principal  of  WQton  Academy.  Wilton. 
William  Dewitt  Hyde,  A.B.,  '79,  Harvard  CoU.;  D.D.,  Harvard  Univ.,  and  Bowdoin  Coll.;  LL.D^ 
Syracuse  Univ. 

1885,  President  of  Bowdoin  College,  Brunswick. 
Geoige  H.  D.  L'Amoueeux,  A.B.,  JW,  A.M.,  '97,  Colby  Coll. 

X905,   Principal  of  R.  W.  Traip  Academy,  ICittery. 
EowAiD  H.  McLachlin,  A.B.,  '8t.  A.M.,  '86,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1 90 1,   Superintendent  cl  Schools,  60  Pearl  St.,  Bath. 
Geobge  Colby  Purinoton,  A.B  ,  '78,  A.M..  *8i,  Bowdoin  CoU. 

1883.  Principal  of  State  Normal  School.  58  High  St.,  Farmington. 
Masy  Abioah.  Stevens. 

1895.  Head  of  English  Department,  High  School,  374  Main  St..  Lewistoa. 
Rt.  Rev.  Louis  S.  Walsh.  D.D.;  LL.D.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Maine. 

Roman  Catholic  Bishop  of  Portland.  307  Congress  St.,  Portland. 
Z904    Lucy  Hale  Tapley. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  Teacher's  Professional  Department,  Spelman  Seminary,  Atlanta, 
Ga.;  home  address.  West  BrooksvUlc. 
Z905    Gbosoe  Emoky  Fellows,  Ph.D.,  '90,  Berne;  L.H.D.,  'oa,  Lawrence  Univ.;  LL.D.,  'os,  Bowdoin  Coil. 

190a,   President  of  Th^  University  of  Maine,  Orooo. 
Z906    William  H.  Bkownson,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M..  '06.  Colby  Univ. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  85  Market  St.,  Portland. 
Payson  Smith,  A.M.,  '03.  Tufts  Coll.;  LL.D..  '08.  Univ.  of  Maine. 

1907,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  185  Main  St..  Auburn. 
1907    Daniel  Wolvokd  La  Rue,  Pd.B..  '01,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  East  Stroudsburg,  Pa.;  A.B.,  '04,    A.M.,    *o5, 
Dickinson  Coll.;  A.M.,  '07,  Harvard  Univ. 
1907.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  74  Chapel  St.,  Augusta. 
Faenswoktb  G.  Marshall,  A.B.,  '03.  Bowdoin  Coll. 

Z906,   Principal  of  Cony  High  School.  Augusta. 
De  Forest  Henry  Perkins,  Ph.B.,  '00.  A.M.,  'os,  Univ.  of  Maine;  LL.B.,  '06.  Univ.  of  lU. 

1908,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Madison  and  Skowhegan,  53  Spring    St., 
Skowhegan. 
Henry  Herbert  Randall,  A.B.,  '00,  Bowdoin  CoU 
1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Auburn. 

institutions 
Z903    Bates  College,  Library. 

President,  George  C.  Chase;  Librarian,  Caroline  A.  Woodman,  Lewiaton. 
University  op  Maine,  Library. 

President.  George  Emory  FeUows;  Librarian,  Ralph  K.  Jones,  Orooo. 
1906    Portland  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Alice  C.  Furbish,  Portland. 
Z907    Thompson  Free  Library. 

Librarian.  Miss  M.  E.  AverUl,  Dover. 

MARYLAND 

LIPE   member 

1876    Sarah  E.  Richmond. 

1875,  Vice-Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  2508  Madison  Ave.,  Baltlmofe. 

active  members 

1885    Henry  Alexander  Wise.  Grad.  of  Va.  Mil.  Inst. 

1900,   First  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  11  W.  Mulberry  St.,  Baltimore. 
1891    John  E.  McCahan,  A.M.,  '60,  Dickinson  Coll. 

1884,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  507  N.  Carrollton  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
x89a    James  H.  Van  Sickle,  A.B.,  '06,  A.M.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  Instruction,  School  Administration  Building,  1519  Linden  .\ve., 
Baltimore. 
1894    Eli  M.  Lamb. 

1864,   Associate  Principal  of  Friends'  School,  143a  McCuQoh  St.,  Baltimore. 
1896    Harry  Marc  Rowe,  Ph.D..  '92,  Wavnesburg  Coll. 

Educational  Publisher  of  the  Sadlcr-Rowe  Co..  ai  W.  Fayette  St.,  Baltimore. 
1898    Thomas  Fell,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D..  D.C.L.,  Univ.  the  South,  Tenn. 

1886,  President  of  St.  John's  College,  Annapolis. 
Albert  J.  Gminder. 

1896,  Vice-Principal  of  School  No.  62,  and  Instructor  of  I^tm  and  German  m  Preparatory 

School  Department;  res.,  607  Lennox  St.,  Baltimore. 


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1898  Maxtin  Bates  Stephens.  A.M.,  'go,  Dickinaon  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Washington  Coll. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Education,  Annapolis;  res.,  Denton. 
John  Tuoiias  White,  Grad.,  '78.  Mercersburg  Coll.;  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '84,  Franklin  and  Marshall  CoU. 

1900,  County  Suporintendent;  Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  Board  of  School  Commissioners, 

34  S.  George  St.,  Cumberland. 

1899  Edwaxd  H.  Gsiffin.  D.D.,  '80,  Amherst  Coll.;   LL.D..  '88,  Princeton  Univ.;    '05,  Williams  Coll. 

Z889,   Professor  of  the  History  of  Philosophy  and  Dean  of  the  College  Faculty,  Johns  Hop- 
kins University,  Baltunore. 

1900  Edwin  Hbbden,  A.M..  '01.  Dickinaon  Coll. 

Principal  of  Group  "A"  Public  Schoob;  714  Euclid  Ave.,  Tuxedo  Park,  Baltimore. 
Mks.  Elizabeth  E.  Pippin. 

1894.   Vice-Prindpal  of  High  School,  Denton. 

1901  Vutcn.  Mores  Hillyee,  A.B.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 

Head  Master  of  Calvert  School,  10  W.  Chase  St..  Baltimore. 
Jacob  Gkape,  A.B..  *86,  A.M.,  '89,  St.  John's  Coll.,  Md. 

190a,  Group  Principal  of  Schools,  a43o  N.  Calvert  St.,  Baltimore. 
190a     Heney  Habold  Ballaed,  A.B.,  '88,  Ph.D.,  '93,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
1633  Mt.  Royal  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
Albekt  Samuel  Cook,  A.B.,  '95.  Princeton  Univ.,  A.M..  *o6. 

Superintendent  of  Baltimore  County  Schools,  Towson,  Sta.  A,  Baltimore. 
X903    WnxAED  C.  Alokich. 

1896,   Instructor  in  Manual  Training,  Jacob  Tome  Institute,  Port  Depodt. 
Heebekt  Eknest  Austin,  B.Sc.,  '90,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

1893,   Professor  of  Sciences,  State  Normal  School,  334  E.  aad  St.,  Baltimore. 
James  Fbeoeeick  Hopkins. 

1906,   Director  of  Maryland  Institute,  Mt.  Royal  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
Saeah  Pielekt. 

1891,   Principal  of  School  6,  District  15,  Baltimore  County,  Bengies. 
IBA  Remsen,  A.B.,  '6s,  CoU.  of  City  of  N.  Y.;  M.D.,  '67.  CoU.  Phys.  8c  Surg..  N.  Y.;  Ph.D.,  '70,  Gat- 
tingen;   LL.D.,  Cohmibia,  Princeton,  Yak,  Toronto.;   D.C.L..  '07,  Univ.  of  the 
South. 

1901,  President  of  Johns  Hopkins  University,  Baltimore. 
Abthub  Fbancis  Smith,  A.B.,  '9a,  A.M.,  '97.  West.  Md.  CoU. 

1900,  Principal  of  Central  High  School,  Box  13,  Lonaconing. 
1904    Edwakd  Franklin  Buchner,  A.B.,  '89,  Western  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  Yale  Univ. 

Z908,   Professor  of  Education  and  Philosophy,  Johns  Hopkins  University,  BaltinuH^. 
Caroline  A.  Drought. 

1901.  Principal  of  School  39;  res.,  901  Cold  Spring  Lane,  Baltimore. 
J.  Montoomery  Gambrill. 

1906,   Head  of  the  Department  of  History  and  Civics.  Baltimore  Polytechnic   Institute, 
and  Editor  of  ^'Atlantic  Educational  Journal;"  3103  Chelsea  Terrace,  Baltimore. 
X905    Mary  E.  Ford. 

1904,  Teacher  of  English,  State  Normal  School  No.  3.  Frostburg. 
William  James  Holloway. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Wicomico  Co.,  Saltsburg. 
Cora  B.  Jackson,  A.B. 

Teacher  of  English,  High  School,  141 7  Argyle  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
Edward  Martin  Noble,  A.B.,  and  A.M.,  Washington  CoU.;  A.B.,  Swarthmore  CoU. 

County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Denton. 
H.  T.  Pratt. 

Supervisor  of  Practice,  1934  Druid  HiU  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
Margaret  Mineeva  Robinson. 

1908,    Preceptress  of  Western  Maryland  CoUege,  Westminster. 
George  Washington  Ward,  Ph.D.,  '97,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

Z905,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School.  Lafayette  and  CarroUton  Aves..  Baltimore. 
Henry  Skinner  West,  A.B.,  '93,  Ph.D..  '99.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1906,   Assistant  Superintendent  df  PubUc  Instruction,  School  Administration  Building, 
Baltimore. 
Archibald  C.  WaLisoN,  A.B.,  '85.  West.  Md.  CoU. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Allegany  County  Schools,  Box  504,  Cumberland. 
igo6    Thomas  L.  Gibson. 

1908,   Publisher,  res.,  3004  Qifton  Ave.,  BaltinuH^. 
Edward  W.  Haviland. 

1899,   Instructor  in  Mathematics.  History  and  Science  in  Forms  II  and  I,  The  Jacob  Tome 
Institute,  Port  Deposit. 
Robert  H.  Wright,  B.Sc.,  •97.  Univ.  of  N.  C. 

1906,  Principal  of  Eastern  High  School,  1434  John  St.,  Baltimore. 
1907     IsoBEL  Davidson. 

1905,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Instruction,  Baltimore  County,  516  Park  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
Harriet  E.  Ebaugh.  A.B.,  '03,  Woman's  Coll.  of  Baltimore. 

1906,  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Eastern  High  School,  Baltimore;  res.,  Reisteratown. 
John  P.  Fockler. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Hagerstown. 
Charles  J.  Koch. 

Principal  of  Group  E.  Public  Schools,  39x5  E.  Baltimore  St.,  Baltimore. 


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iger    Nan  L.  Mildmn,  Grad.,  '05,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Wert  Chester,  P*. 

Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  Frederick  County,  107  W.  2d  St.,  Frederick. 

JBil#     O.    B.    BOUGHTON. 

1908,   Assistant   Superintendent  of   Schools  of  Allegheny   County,   Frostburg. 
F.  X.  McKenny,  A.m..  '84,  St.  Mary's  Univ..  Baltimore.  Md. 

iQOs,   President  of  St.  Charics  College,  EUicott  City. 
CuAS.  A.  A.  J.  Miller,  A.M.,  'ga,  Baltimore  Univ. 

Principal  of  Group  S.  Public  Schools,  Baltimore  Ave.,  Irvington,  Baltimore. 
Fred  W.  Miller. 

1900,    Principal  of  Group  J,  Public  SchooU,  417  E.  aad  St.,  Baltimore. 
Benjamin  B.  Owens. 

1900,    Supervisor  of  School  Buildings,  1605  Continental  Bldg.,  Baltimore. 
Hakry  J.  Patterson,  B.S.,  '06,  State  College,  Pa. 

1898,   Director  and  Chemist,  Agricultural  Experiment  Station,  College  Park. 
B.  K.  PuRDUM,  Grad.,  '94,  Baltimore  Nor.  Sch. 

Assistant  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Hamilton. 
Nora  J.  RoBBrrr. 

Principal  of  Grammar  School,  Unity;   res.,  Derwood. 
J.  H.  N.  Waring,  A.M..  '93.  M.D.,  '88,  Howard  Univ. 

1902,   Principal  of  High  and  Training  School;  res.,  509  Masher  St.,  Baltimore. 
Earls  B.  Wood. 

Superintendent  of  Montgomery  County  Schools,  Rockville. 

institutions 
■tpi    |oHNS  Hopkins  UNiVERsrrY. 

President,  Ira  Remaen;  Librarian,  N.  Murray,  Baltimore. 
Woman's  College  or  Frederick,  The. 

President,  J.  H.  Apple;  Librarian,  Susan  Garrott,  Frederick. 
i«a9    Washington  County  Free  Library,  Hagerstown. 

President  of  Board  of  Trustees,  Edward  W.  Mealey;  Librarian,  Mary  L.  Titcocnb. 
Hagerstown. 
if^i    Woman's  College  or  Baltimore,  The. 

President,  John  F.  Goncher;  Registrar,  C.  M.  Probst,  St.  Paul  and  sid  Sts.,  Balti- 
more. 
190  S    Baltimore  Crrv  College,  Library. 

Principal,  Francis  A.  Soper;   Librarian,  Alice  W.  Reins,  Howard  and  Center  Scs., 
Baltimore. 
Public  School  Library,  Administration  Bun.DiNr.. 

Clerk  to  Superintendent.  Flora  M.  Pfoutz.  Madison  and  Lafayette  Aves.,  Baltiiaore, 
rQo<i    Enoch  Pratt  Free  Library. 

Librarian,  Bernard  C.  Steiner,  Baltimore. 
Jacob  Tome  Institute. 

Head  Master.  Thomas  S.  Baker;  Librarian.  Mary  R.  Caldwell.  Port  Deposit. 
iDod    Western  High  School. 

Principal,  David  E.  Weglein.  Baltimore. 

MASSACHUSETTS 

LITE  DIRECTOR 

%U:t    Charles  W.  Eliot,  A.B.,  '53,  Harvard  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '69,  Williams  Coll.,  PrinceCoo  Univ.,  '70.  Yale 
CoU. 
1869,   President  of  Harvard  University,  17  Quincy  St.,  Cambridge. 


life  : 
187ft    L£lia  E.  Patridge. 

Teacher,  Lecturer,  Reader,  Author,  and  Institute  Instructor,  Care  T.  F.  Chapin, 
Westborough. 
1KW4    John  Bascom,  LL.D..  '73.  Amherst  Coll.,  and  '05,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  D.D.,  '75,  Iowa  Coll.;  LL.D.,  'o?- 
Williams  CoU. 
Ex- Professor  of  Political  Sdence,  Williams  College,  Park  St.,  WOfiamstown. 
is^"»    William  Augustus  Mowry,  .\.M.,  Brown  Univ.j  Ph.D.,  Bates  Coll. 
Writer  and  Lecturer,  17  Riverside  Sq.,  Hyde  Park. 

active  members 

18^4      I  RANK  A.  FrrZPATRICK. 

03  Summer  St.,  Boston. 
t3>j3     At.bert  Gardner  Boydks,  .\.M..  '61,  Amherst  Coll. 

Principal  Emeritus  of  State  Normal  School,  Bridgewater. 
John  E.  Bradley.  Ph.D..  '79,  Univ.  of  N.  Y.;  A.B..  '65.  A.M.,  '68.  LL.D.,  '93,  WUliams  ColL 
190 1,   Distria  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Randolph. 
ISOJ    Granville  Stanley  Hall,  A.B.,  '67,  A.M..  '70,  LL.D..  '89,  Williams  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '78,  Harvard  Univ.; 
LL.D..  '88,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  and  '02,  Tohns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1888,  President  of  Clark  University,  94  Woodland  St.,  Worcester. 
Amy  Morris  Homans,  A.M.,  (honorary),  '08,  Bates  Coll. 

1889,  Director  of  Boston  Normal  School  of  Gymnastics,  97  Huntington  Ave.,  BostOQ. 


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MASSACHUS£TTS-<:M/MMMrf 

1891    Ray  Guenb  Hulino,  A.B.,  '69,  A.M.,  '73.  DSc..  '94,  Brown  Univ.;  A.M.,  '97,  Hanrard  Univ. 

1893,  Head  Blaster  of  English  High  School,  17  Hurlbut  St.,  Cambridge. 
Alvxn  F.  Peask,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Brown  Univ. 

Z898,   With  N.  £.  Pttblishiiig  Co.  and  Winahip's  Tead&ers'  Agenqr,  99A  Beacon  St.,  Boston. 
Elizabeth  Helen  PBiav. 

X891.  Teacher  of  Drawing,  State  Normal  School,  Bridgewater. 
John  Tilden  Peince,  Ph.D.,  '89,  Univ.  of  Leipzig. 

x88).   Agent  for  Massachuaetu  Board  of  Edncation,  15  Temple  St.,  West  Newton. 
1893    Oblando  Mebbiam  Baeee. 

Publisher,  Dartmouth  Terrace,  Springfield. 
Milton  Beadley. 

Founder  of  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  43  Cross  St.,  Springfield. 
ROBBBT  COMIOBT  METCALr,  LittD..  '05.  Tufts  CoU. 

Educational  Bureau,  2  Wildwood  Terrace,  Winchester. 
William  Wells  Tapley. 

Assistant  Treasurer  and  Bffanager,  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  Springfidd. 
Geoeoe  AuouBTire  Walton,  A.M.,  Williams  Coll. 

EzAgent,  State  Board  of  Education  from  1869-95.  68  Chestnut  St.,  West  Newton. 
Aethub  K.  Whitcomb,  A.B.,  '73,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1891.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  City  Hall,  Lowell. 
Albeet  Edwabo  Winship,  Litt.D.,  '98. 

Editor  of  ''Journal  of  Education,"  and  Member  of  State  Board  of  Education,  a9A  ' 

Beacon  St.,  Boston. 
1893    Peanx  Ibvino  Coopeb. 

WayUmd. 
Geobce  H.  Mabtin.  A.M..  '79,  Amherst  Coll.;  Litt.D..  '05.  Tufts  Coll. 

1904,  Secretary  of  Massachusetts  Board  of  Education,  388  Summer  St.,  West  Lynn. 
Chabi.es  Hebbebt  Trubbeb,  Ph.B.,  '86,  Cornell  Univ.;  A.M.,  '90*  Haverford  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  Clark 
Univ. 
Z903.  Member  of  firm  of  Ginn  8c  Co.,  Publishers,  29  Beacon  St.,  Boston. 
£894    Fbeoebick  Elmeb  Chapman. 

1890,  Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  ia6  Oxford  St.,  Cambridge. 
Benjamin  C.  Gbeooby^  A.B.,  Coll.  of  City  of  N.  Y.;  L.H.D.,  Rutgers  Coll. 
1902,  Supenntendent  of  Schools,  23  Clark  Ave.,  Chelsea. 
S89S    Sabah  Louise  Abnold,  A.M.  (honorary),  '02,  Tufts  Coll. 

1902,   Dean  of  Simmons  College,  Boston;  res.,  9  Crescent  Ave.,  Newton  Centre. 
Clabence  C.  Bibchabd. 

1901,   Educational  Publisher,  221  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 
J.  E.  BuBEE,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '93.  Colby  Coll.  :  .-^ 

1904.  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Boston;  res..  66  Alban  St..  Dorchester  Centre.  \'J{^ 

Roland  W.  Guss,  Grad.,  '81,  State  Nor.  Sch..  Pa.:  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '91,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn.  f  ;T 

Z897.   Instructor  in  Natural  Science  and  Nature  Study,  State  Normal  School,  405  Church  .  '  S 

St.,  North  Adams.  Tyl 

Isaac  Fbxbman  Hall,  A.M.,  '04,  Dartmouth  Coll.  K 

1895,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  City  Hall,  North  Adams.  )\ 

Paul  Hbnby  Hanus,  B.Sc.,  '78*  Univ.  of  Mich.;  LL.D..  '06,  Univ.  of  Colo.  ^^ 

1901,   Profesaor  of  the  Theory  and  Practice  of  Education,  Harvard  University,  a  Berkeley  ,    !v 

St.,  Cambridge.  .v, 

Albbbt  Bushmkll  Habt,  A.B^  '80.   Harvard  Univ.;    Ph.D.,  '83,  Freiburg,  Baden;  LL.D., 'oa,  ,  i? 

Richmond  Coll.;  '05,  Tufts;  and  '07,  Western  Reserve  Univ.  '   'J 

1897    Professor  of  History,  Harvard  Univ.;  res.,  19  Craigie  St.,  Cambridge. 

Alonzo  Mesebve.  '    ■' 

1886.  Principal  of  Bowdoin  School,  87  Linden  St..  Allston  Station,  Boston.  -^ 

Chables  H.  Mobss,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '82,  Harvard  Univ. 

1895.  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Summit  Road,  Medford.  ''-j« 

James  Phinnxy  Munbob,  B.Sc.,  '82,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

Author,  79  Summer  St.,  Boston.  '  i^: 

Chables  W.  Pabmemteb,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M..  '86,  Ph.D.,  '95,  Tufts  Coll. 

1894,  Head  Master  of  Mechanic  Arts  High  School.  Boston;  res.,  80  Upland  Road,  North 

Cambridge. 
Babonxss  Rose  Posse.  « 

1892,  Editor  of  "Posse  Gymnasium  Journal"  and  (1896)  Director  of  Posse  Gymnasium, 

206  Massachusetts  Ave.,  Boston. 
Chables  Aethub  Sibley,  A.B.,  '87.  Amherst  Coll. 

Member  of  Firm  of  C.  A.  Sibley  &  Co.,  zao  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
John  Gilbebt  Thompson.  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  'oa,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1895,  Prindpai  of  Sute  Normal  Soiool,  11  Weymouth  St.,  Fitchburg. 
Hbmby  Whtttemobe,  A.B.,  '66,  Dartmouth  Coll.  - 

1898,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Sute  St.,  Framingham.  ' 

XS96    Chables  H.  Ames,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '73.  Amherst  Coll. 

Educational  Publisher  with  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  120  Boybton  St.,  Boston;  res.,  300 
Highland  St.,  West  Newton. 
Geobob  Petebs  Abmstbong,  B.Sc.,  '03,  Harvard  Univ. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  Belmont  and  (1906)  Lexington,  27  Orchard  St.,  Bel- 

mont. 


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MASSACHUSETTS-CM/MUMtf 

%hi^    William  Clinton  Batzs.  A.B..  '77,  Harvard  Colh 

1903.  Supcriatendeot  of  Schools,  13  Forest  St.,  Cambridge. 
Wallace  C.  Royden,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Amherst  Coll. 

iQoo,   Head  Master  of  Boston  Normal  School;  res.,  aai  Wafaiut  St.,  NewtooTiUe. 
Ceoege  W.  Brown. 

1886,    Principal  of  Jackmao  School,  38  High  St..  Newburyport. 
Joseph  G.  Edgesly. 

1875,   Superiatendent  of  City  Schools,  37  Atlantic  Ave.,  Fitchburg. 
Henky  Dwight  Hesvey,  A.B..  '80,  A.M.,  '96,  Deniaon  Univ. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Maiden. 
HrsBERT  J.  Jones,  Ph.B.,  '94,  Cornell  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Sandwich-Boume-Mashpee  Union;  res^  Sandwich. 
Lr?<coLN  Owen,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '9a   Colby  Univ. 

1893,  Master  of  Rice  School,  53  Montview  St.,  West  Rozbury. 
Walter  Scott  Parker,  B.Sc..  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1894,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  School  Committee  Rooms,  Mason  St.. 

Boston. 
MvRON  T.  PRrrcHARD.  A.B.,  '78,  Boston  Univ. 

Master  of  Everett  School,  Boston;  res.,  125  School  St.,  Rozbury. 
DtroLEY  A.  Sargent,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  S.D..  '94,  Bowdoin  Coll.;  M.D.,  '78,  Yale  Univ. 

1880,   Director  of  Hemenway  Gymnasium,  Harvard  University,  27  Everett  St.,  Cambridge. 
F.  E.  Spauloing,  A.B.,  '89,  Amherst;  Ph.D..  '94,  Univ.  of  Leipzig. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Newton ville. 
KitK  N.  Washburn. 

One  of  the  Publishers  of  Webster's  International  Dictionary,  499  Main  St.,  Springfield. 
Richard  Waterman.  B.Sc.,  '9a,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1906.    Secretary  to  Edward  A.  Filene,  of  William  Filene's  Sons  Co.,  453  Washington  St.. 
Boston. 
1S9T    Carl  Edward  Bacon,  A.B.,  Harvard  Univ. 

Allyn  &  Bacon,  Publishers,  17a  Tremont  St.,  Boston. 
Arthur  C.  Boyden,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '81.  Amherst  Coll. 

1906,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  P.  O.  Box  55,  Bridgewater. 
jAtOB  H.  Carprey,  Ph.B.,  '9a,  Ph.M.,  '95,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ia6  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Wakefield. 
Gkrtrude  Edmund,  Pd.D..  '93.  B.Sc.,  '96.  New  York  Univ. 

X898,   Principal  of  Training  School  for  Teachers,  Lowell. 
WtLLiAM  Edwin  Hatch,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

Ex-Superintendent  of  Schools,  166  William  St..  New  Bedford. 
Edwin  A.  Kirkpatrick.  B.Sc.,  '87,  Ph.M.,  '89,  Iowa  St.  CoU. 

1897.   Department  of  Psychology  and  Child  Study.  State  Normal  School.  Fitchburg. 
Thomas  Edward  Thompson. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  109  Walnut  St..  Leominster. 
iSq>3    Edward  O.  Clark. 

190a.   New  England  Manager  for  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  lao  Boylston  St..  Boston. 
Wilbur  Fisk  Gordy,  A.M.,  'oa,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  and  '03.  Marietta  CoU. 

1904,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  Vernon  St.,  Springfield, 
f  KANE  Fuller  Murdock.  A.M.,  *oo,  Williams  Coll. 

1896,  Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  375  Church  St.,  North  Adams. 

Mis.  Ellen  H.  Richards,  A.B.,  ';o,  A.M.,  '73,  Vassar  Coll.;  S.B.,  '73,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1884,   Instructor  in  Samtary  Chemistry,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  Boaton. 

1899  William  A.  Baldwin,  B.Sc.,  '07.  Harvard  Univ. 

1897,  Principal  of  5tate  Normal  School,  Hyannis. 
Fhank  F.  Coburn,  .\.B.,  '70,  Amherst  Coll. 

Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Lowell. 
Charles  H.  Haskins,  A.B.,  '87,  Ph.D.,  '90,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

190a,   Professor  of  History,  Harvard  University,  15  Prescott  Hall,  Cambridge. 
May  E.  Murray. 

1904,   "Kindergarten  Review,"  The  Dorchester,  Hawley  St.,  Springfield. 
J.  AsBURY  Pitman. 

1906,  Principal  of  Salem  Normal  School;  res.,  ate  Lafayette  St.,  Salem. 
WtLLiAM  Thompson  Sedgwick,  Ph.D.,  '81,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1883,   Professor  of  Biology,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  and  (1897)  Curator  of 
The  Lowell  Insutute,  491  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Maurice  B.  Smffh,  A.B.,  '95,  Amherst  CoU. 

1904.   Teacher  m  High  School;  res.,  255  Lafayette  St.,  Salem. 
Charles  F.  Warner,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '8a.  Colby  CoU. 

1898,  Principal  of  The  Technical  High  School,  EUiott  St.,  Springfield. 
Elizabeth  Josephine  Woodward. 

Principal  of  Private  School,  319  Marlborough  St.,  Boston. 

1900  Charles  F.  A.  Currier,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  *88,  Harvard  Univ. 

1 89 1,    Professor  of  History  and  Political  Science,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology, 
Boston. 
SUtAH  Fuller. 

1869,   Principal  of  the  Horace  Mann  School  for  the  Deaf,  xaa  Concord  St^  Newton  Lower 
FaUs. 


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MASSACHUSETTS-CM^TiMMtf 

Evelyn  Holmes. 

1908,   Mt.  Holyoke  College,  South  Hadley. 
Mss.  Ellor  Caelisle  Ripley. 

xgoa.  Assistant  Superintendeot  of  Schools,  1247  Commonwealth  Ave.,  Boston. 
Elmee  I.  Sheparo,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  '04,  Williams  Coll. 

1903,  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Williams  College,  Williamstown. 
F.  A.  Bagnall,  A.B.,  'go,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1 901,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  8  Orchard  St.,  Adams. 
Stsatton  D.  Beooks,  A.B.,  V.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pd.B.,  'got  Pd.M.,  '99.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll.;  A.M.,  '04, 
Harvard  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  School  Committee  Building,  Mason  St.;    res.,  17 

Randegh  Road,  Boston. 
Dudley  R.  Cowles,  L.I.,  '95,  William  and  Mary  Coll. 

With  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  lao  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Alice  Louise  Harris. 

1907,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Room  14,  City  Hall,  Worcester. 
Edward  R.  Goodwin,  A.B.,  '76  A.M..  D.C.L.,  Bates  Coll. 

1894,   Principal  of  Classical  High  School,  15  Germain  St.,  Wwcester. 
John  Coulter  Hoceenberry.  A.B.,  '99,  Ind.  Univ.,  Ph.D.,  '06;  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1908,  Professor  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School,  Westfidd. 
Franelin  S.  Hoyt,  B.Sc.  '03,  Boston  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,  Editor,  Educational  Department,  Houghton,  BdifiOin  &  Co.,  4  Park  St.,  Boston. 
Gboegb  W.  Holoen. 

President  of  the  Holden  Patent  Book  Cover  Co.,  53  HUlman  St.,  Springfidd. 
Miles  Cartee  Holden. 

Secretary  of  the  Holden  Patent  Book  Cover  Co.,  53  HiUman  St.,  Springfield. 
Hxney  Lbfavoue,  A.B..  '83.  Ph.D.,  '86,  LL.D.,  'oa.  Williams  Coll.,  and  '05,  Tufts  Coll. 

1901,   President  of  Simmons  Collie,  Boston. 
Frank  Herbeet  Palmer,  A.B..  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Amherst  Coll. 

1900,   Managing  Emtw  of  "Education,"  Room  at,  50  Bromfield  St.,  Boston. 
Frank  Edson  Parlin,  A.M.,  '89,  Bates  Coll. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Quincy;  res.,  74  Lincoln  Ave.,  WoUaston. 
Alerbd  L.  Sabbm,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '96,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X899,   Principal  of  High  School,  as  School  St.,  Manchester. 
Tbomas  WHrrNEY  Surette. 

1894,   Staff  Lecturer  for  American  University  Extension  Sodety,  Philaddphia;    (1899) 
Lecturer  for  Brookl)rn  Institute,  and  (1903)  Lecturer  on  Music.  Teachers  College, 
Columbia  University;   home  address,  L^ngton  St.,  OmcorcL 
Charles  Ziteblin,  Ph.B.,  '87,  Northwestern  Univ.;   B.D.,  '89,  Yale  Univ. 

Lecturer,   8   Maribourguh   St.,    Boston. 
Richard  Cobb,  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ. 

X904,  Head  Master  of  Milton  Academy,  Milton. 
H.  F.  Cun.EE,  A.B.,  '86,  Amherst  Coll.,  A.M.,  '04. 

Z890,   Prindpal  of  Mt.  Hermon  Boys'  School,  Mt.  Hermon. 
Ieving  H.  Gamwell,  A.B.,  '96,  Brown  Univ. 

1901,  Superintendent  of  Schools  and  Principal  of  High  School,  cor.  Main  and  High  Sts. 

Franklin. 
E.  E.  Gaylord. 

1899,   Director  of  Commercial  Department,  High  School;  res.,  a 7  Baker  Ave.,  Beverly. 
Frane  M.  Gilley,  A.B.,  '80,  Harvard  Univ. 

1883,   Instruaor  in  Physics  and  Chemistry,  High  School;  res.,  ai  John  St.,  Chelsea. 
Augustus  H.  Kelley,  A.M.,  '75,  Colby  Univ. 

1888,   Prindpal  of  Lyman  School;  res.,  57  Montview  St.,  W.  Rozbury  District,  Boston. 
Aethue  Orlo  Norton,  A.M.,  '09,  Harvard  Univ. 

1899,  Assistant  Professor  in  Harvard  University,  17  Brewster  St.,  Cambridge. 
Mary  E.  Parser,  A.  B..  '88,  Wellesley  Coll.;  A.M.,  '98.  Univ.  of  Pa.,  and  '99.  Raddiffe  CoU. 

1905,  Assistant  Professor  of  Education,  Simmons  College;  res.,  164  Newbury  St.,  Boston 
Charles  L.  Simmons,  Ph.B.,  Taylor  Univ.;  A.M.,  Gale  Coll. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  66  Western  Ave.,  Westfidd. 
Charles  E.  Stevens,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '89,  Bates  CoU. 

1894,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Stoneham  and  Saugus,  9  Cedar  Ave.,  Stoneham. 
Otis  Hervey  Adams,  A.B.,  '79,  A.M.,  '83,  Williams  Coll. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  as  Pleasant  St.,  Leicester. 

John  Charles  States  Andeew,  A.B..  '96,  A.M.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ.;  S.T.  B..'oa,  AndoverThcol.  Sem 
Instructor  in  History  and  Commercial  Geography.  High  School,  Lynn;  res.,  Cres( 
Ave..  Beachmont. 

Mrs.  Fannie  Fern  Andrews,  A.B.,  'oa,  Raddiffe  Coll. 

Lecturer  and  Writer  on  Educational  Subjects,  405  Mariborough  St.,  Boston. 

Melville  A.  Arnold. 

1908,  Prindpal  of  the  Horace  Mann  School,  Glendale  St.,  Everett. 
F.  G.  Atwell,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Templeton,  Hubbardson,  Phillipston,  and  Royalston; 
res.,  4  Prospect  St.,  Baldwinsville. 

Asa  George  Baker,  A.B.,  '88,  Amherst  Coll. 

Of  the  G.  &  C.  Merriam  Company,  6  Cornell  St..  Springfield. 


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MASSACHUSETTS-CM/NiMrf 

1^3    FuEO  C.  Baldwin,  B.Sc,  '8i,  Dartnioath  CoO. 

1893.  Master  of  Fonter  School.  106  Srcaoiore  St.,  SomenriOe. 
Mks.  Lucia  Galk  Bakber. 

Private  Studio,  Meatal-Phyaical  Educatioo,  The  Ludlow,  Copley  Sq^  BoiCoa. 
Thomas  H.  Baknes.  A.M.,  '05  (hooorary),  Tufu  CoU. 

1869,   Master  of  Gastoa  School,  Boston;  res.,  773  Broadway,  South  Boston. 
AsTHua  J.  Bkan,  B.Sc.,  '89,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

1004,   City  Director  of  Blanual  Trainmg,  13  Hackfeld  Road.  Worcester. 
Hector  L.  Belisle,  A.B.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

1900,  Principal  of  John  R.  Rollins  School,  6  Sheridan  St.,  Lawrence. 
Frank  Howe  Benedict.  A.B.,  '01,  Tufts  CoD. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Aubum-Sutton  District,  R.  F.  D.  No.  1,  Sutton;  express 

office,  MiUbury. 
Clarence  John  Blake,  M.D.,  *6s.  Harvard  Univ. 

Professor  of  Otolosy,  Medical  Department.  Harvard  University;  res.,  9»6  Marlbor- 
ough St.,  Boston. 
Mrs.  Clarence  John  Blake. 

336  Marlborough  St..  Boston. 
CLmoRD  S.  Bracdon,  A.B..  *oo,  Bowdoin  ColL 

1906,   Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  Technical  High  School;  res.,  37  Dresden  St.. 

Percy  Shields  Brayton.  A.B.,  '99,  Harvard  Univ. 

1903.   Head  of  Department  of  Physics,  High  School,  Medford;  res.,  136  AUatoa  St.,  West 
Medford. 
Jambs  H.  Burdett. 

Sub-master  m  Bennett  School,  Boston;  res.,  ss  Chestnut  St.,  Dcdham. 
KsNYON  L.  Butterfield,  B.Sc..  '91.  Mich.  Agri.  Coll.;  A.M..  *oa.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906.   President  of  Massachusetts  Agricultural  College,  Amherst. 
Stephen  Perkins  Cabot,  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ. 

1901,  Teacher  of  Modem  Languages.  St.  George's  School.Newport.  R.  I.;  res..  7*  Chestnut 

St.,  Boston. 
Mrs.  Ella  Ltman  Cabot. 

1905.  Member  of  Massachusetts  Board  of  Education  and  Member  of  Raddifie  Councfl. 

190  Marlborough  St..  Boston. 
Seth  Howard  Chace,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '96,  Brown  Univ. 

1906.  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  Tewksbury-Dracut  District.  97.  i8th  St..  Lowell. 
J.  Henry  Clagg. 

1908.   Principal  of  Webster  School,  Everett. 
Eliza  L.  Clark. 

Principal  and  Matron  of  the  Sarah  Fuller  Home,  93  Wobum  St.,  West  Medford. 
George  I.  Clapp,  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  Montvale  Ave.,  Wobum. 
Leslie  Linwood  Cleveland,  A.B.,  '93,  Williams  CoU. 

1907.  Head  Master  of  High  School,  Quincy ;  home  address,'  83  Grand  View  Ave.,  WoUaston. 
Burton  M.  Clough,  A.B.,  '00,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  203  Main  St.,  Easthampton. 
C.  O.  Louis  Collin,  M.D.,  '98.  Harvard  Univ. 

Instructor  in  Anatomy  and  Gymnastics,  Boston  Normal  School  of  Gyraaasdcs,  97 
Huntington  Ave.,  Ek>ston. 
Francis  Joseph  Conlin,  A.B.,  '01,  Harvard  Univ. 

190 1.  Teacher  in  High  School,  16  Bayswater  St..  East  Boston. 
John  M.  Connolly,  A.B..  '90,  A.M..  '92,  Holy  Cross  Coll.;  M.D.,  *oo.  Harvard  Univ. 

Medical  Inspector,  Boston  PubUc  Schoob;   res.,  183  Harvard  St.,  Dorchester. 
William  C.  Crawiord,  A.B.,  '8a.  A.M.,  '85,  Colbv  CoU. 

1903,    Master  in  Washington  AUston  Dtstrict,  Boston;  res.,  596  Cambridge  St.,  Allston. 
Grapton  Dulany  Cushing,  A.B.,  A.m.,  LL.B.,  Harvard  Univ. 

168  Beacon  St..  Boston. 
Thomas  W,  Davis,  A.B.,  *66,  Williams  CoU. 

1901,   blaster  of  Harvard  School,  Cambridge;  res.,  55  Waverley  St.,  Waverley. 
George  Ellsworth  Dawson,  A.B..  '87.  Univ.  of  Mich.:  Ph.D..  '07.  Clark  Univ. 

1903,    Professor  of  Pscychdogv,  School  of  Religious  Pedagogy,  Hartford,  Conn;  home 
address,  ai4  Bdmont  Ave..  Springfidd. 
Clarence  H.  Dempsey,  A.B.,  '95,  Boston  Univ. 

1908.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  50  Prisant  St.,  Revere. 
Orlendo  Wales  Dtmick. 

1 88a,   Principal  of  WeUs  School,  Boston;  res.,  13  Russell  Ave.    Watertown. 
Winfred  Nichols  Donovan,  A.B.,  '9a,  A.M.,  '95.  Colby  Cdl. 

190X,    Assistant  Professor  of  Biblical  Interpretation.  Newton  Theological  Institution,  as 
Pleasant  St.,  Newlon  Center. 
Margaret  L.  Doyle,  Grad.,  '92,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Framingham,  Mass. 

1893,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Framingham;  res.,  23  Harrison  St.,  Natick. 
Frank  Drew,  A.B..  '90,  and  A.M.,  '91.  Indiana  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '95.  Clark  Univ. 

1908,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Granville. 
Garrett  Droppers,  A.B..  '87.,  Harvard  Univ.;   Ph.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  S.  Dak. 

1907,  Professor  of  Political  Economy,  WiUiams  CoUege,  WUliamstown. 


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MASSACHUSETTS-CMilMNMf 

LUI'IUB  F.   ElXHOTT. 

1905,  Saperintcndent  of  Ci^  Senrice  Departmait.  Boston.  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Private  Laboratories; 
res.,  a3  Franklm  Sl,  Watertown. 
Samukl  Hodoman  Ekskoix,  A.B.,  '01,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1897,  Superintendeat  of  Sdioola  and  Principal  of  High  School,  Lancaster. 
Amokttta  E.  Esilmam. 

i88a,   Aasiatant  Teacher  in  George  Putnam  District.  Ellis  Mendell  School,  66  School  St., 
Rosbury. 
Gboege  William  Evans.  A.B.,  '8«,  Hanrard  Uiut. 

1905,  Head  Master  otChariestown  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  17  Everett  Ave.,  Upham's 

Comer. 
Waltu  Elmobk  Funald.  M.D.,  '81,  Bowdoin  Med.  Coll. 

1887,   Superintendent  of  Massachusetts  School  for  the  Feeble  Minded,  Waverley. 
Albut  Gaboinbs  FiSHKft,  A.B.,  70,  A.M.,  '78,  Brown  Univ. 

Proprietor  of  Fisher  Teachers'  Agency,  lao  Tremont  St.,  Boston. 
LiSTSx  A.  Feekmam. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Fozborough  and  (1905)  Sedconk,  Mass.;  res.,  9)  Coin- 

stock  Ave.,  Providence.  R.I. 
GioROS  E.  Gay.  A.M..  '75.  Bates  Coll. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  5  Qinton.  St.  Haverhill. 
Maxy  Anna  Govs. 

1896.  Teacher  m  George  Putnam  School.  Boston;  res.,  19  Dixwell  St.,  Rozbury. 
Emma  Bxzdx  Gullivei. 

Z907.  Master  of  DiUaway  School,  Boston;  res..  53  Ashford  St..  Allston. 
Mbs.  Hdum  Hall,  Grad^ '8a.  N.  E.  Cons,  of  Music. 

Private  Teacher,  zi8  Charles  St.,  Boston. 

NaTBAN  C.  HAMBLDt. 

190 z.  Principal  of  Tabor  Academy,  Marion. 
Waltsr  Ikvino  Hamilton. 

Z905,  Principal  of  Thomas  Donaghy  School.  a7  Buttonwood  St.,  New  Bedford. 
William  Waltxe  Hastinos.  A.B.,'86,  A.M.,'93.  Maryville  Coll.;  A.M..*94.  PhD..  '96.  Haverford  CoU. 

395  Sumner  Ave.,  Springfield. 
William  Moobs  Hatch,  A.B.,  '86,  Dartmouth  CoD.;  LI..B.,  '89.  LL.M..  '00.  Cohmibian  Univ. 

New  England  Manager  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  aai  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 
EiNEST  L.  Haywabo,  A.B.,  'cw,  Amherst  Coll. 

1895,  Teacher  of  Goman  and  History,  High  School,  Z48  High  St.,  Taunton. 
Habbibt  Sbavkb  Haywabd. 

1899,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  37  Wyman  St.,  Brockton. 

Cabolinb  Hazabo,  A.M.,  '99  (honorary),  Univ.  of  Mich.;   Litt.D.,  '99,  Brown  Univ.;   LLJ>.,  '05 
Tufts  CoD. 
X899.   President  of  WeUesley  College.  The  President's  Office,  Wellesley. 
Scbuylxb  F.  Hkbbon,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '97,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School  BMg.,  cor.  Washmgton  St.  and  Parkway, 

Winchester. 
f.n.nB  Andbbson  Hicbs. 

1899,  Supervisor  of  Training,  State  Normal  School,  Bridgewater. 
LuLA  A.  L.  Hill. 

1883,  Aasiatant  in  Wdhi  School.  37  Pinckney  St.,  Boston. 
Gbobob  Pbbston  HrrcHCOCX,  A.B.,  '9a,  Amherst  Coll. 

1905.  Headmaster  of  High  School,  64  Brington  Road,  Brookline. 
Fbamklin  W.  Hobbs,  S.B.,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

190a,  Chsirman  of  School  Coomuttee,  78  Upland  Road,  Brookline. 
William  W.  Howe,  A.B.,  '95,  Hanrard  Univ. 

X907,   Submaster  <A  Henry  L.  Pierce  School,  Dorchester;  res.,  xo6  Ho^and  St.,  Rozbury. 
Altbed  F.  Howes.  A.B.,  '87,  A.M..  'oa,  Amherst  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Southern  Berkshire  District,  Sheffield. 
Mbs.  Maby  Bates  Hitnt. 

1901,   Principal  of  Hancock  Grammar  School,  61  Winifred  Road,  Brockton. 
S.  C.  HtncHiNSON,  A.B.,  '9a,  A.M.,  'of.  Syracuse  Univ. 

1906.  Superintendent  of  Sichools  50  Summer  St.,  Andover. 

Acnes  Ibwin,  LL.D.,  '95.  Univ.  of  West.  Pa.;  Litt.D.,  '99.  Univ.  of  Pa.;  LL.D..  '06,  St.  Andrews 

1894,   Dean  of  Raddiffe  College.  Cambridge. 
AsHEB  JOBNSON  Jacoby,  Pd.M.,  '98,  New  York  Univ. 

1901,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Milton;  res.,  46  Belcher  Circle,  East  Milton. 
William  A.  Johnston,  B.Sc.,  'oa,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

X906,   Associate  Prof*  '*'    *      '    *  " 


Boston. 


of  Mechanical  Engineering,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology, 
'85,   Vassar   Coll.;     M.D.,    '90.   N.   Y.   Infirmary    for 


Maby  Elbabbtb  Jones,  A.B.,  '8a,  A.M., 
Women  and  Children. 
190X,  President  of  Ladies'  Physiobgical  Institute  and  Lecturer  in  Medicine.  8  James  St., 
Sution  A.  Boston. 

Fbedebick  Lincoln  Kendall,  A.B.,  '90.  A.M.,  '93,  Carleton  Coll.;  and  A.B..  '91,  Harvard  Univ. 
1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Chehnsford,  Carlisle,  and  Dunstable;  res.,  Chelmsford. 

Fbedebic  W.  Kingman. 

190S,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Walpole  and  Medfield;  res..  Common  St..  Walpole. 


114  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

MASSACHUSETTS-C<m/«iH««* 

iqoj    Thos.  H.  H.  Knight,  A.B., 

1897.   Master  of  Girte'  High  School,  Bostoo;  res..  13a  Melro«  St.,  Mdrow  Highlands. 
Gaetano  Lanza,  B.Sc.,  C.  and  M.E.,  Univ.  of  Va.;  Cav.  dei  S.S.  Maurizio  e  Lazzaro. 

Profr8.«<or  of  Applied  Mechanics  in  Charge  of  the  Department  of  Meduakal  Eogi' 
neering.  Masaachusetu  Institute  of  Technology,  as  W.  Cedar  St.,  Boston. 
GusTAP  Laksson. 

Principal  of  Sloyd  Training  School,  aai  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 
Watson  Cla«ic  Lea.  Ph.B.,  '03,  OberUn  Coll.;  A.M.,  'oa.  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Randolph-Avoo-Holbrook  District;  res.,  Holbrook. 
Florence  Eugenie  Leadbettee. 

Assistant  in  Rozbury  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  867  South  St..  Roslindale. 
Maud  Gektrude  Leadbettee. 

1907,   Assistant  in  East  Boston  High  School;    res.,  867  South  St.,  Roslindale. 

Fbank  M.  I^Avrrr. 

1893,   Assistant  Director  of  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  Boston;   res.,  3a  Akron  St.. 
Roxbury. 
HoiOER  Pierce  Lewis,  A.B.,  '74,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  14  Qty  Hall,  Worcester. 
Leo  Rich  Lewis,  A.B.,  Tufts  CoU.;  A.B.  and  A.M.,  Harvard  Univ. 

1895,  Professor  of  Theory  and  History  of  Music,  Tufts  College;  Box  36.  Tufts  CoUege  P.O. 
Arthur  A.  Lincoln. 

1897,  Sub-master  of  Mather  School,  a9  Perdval  St.,  Dorchester. 
John  MacDuefie,  A.B.,  '84.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '95,  Lombard  CoU. 

1890,  Principal  of  the  MacDuffie  School  for  Girls.  i8a  Central  St.,  Springfield. 
James  Mahoney,  A.B..  '84,  Amherst  Coll. 

1888,    Head  of  Department  of  English,  South  Boston  High  School,  Hotel  Chariesgate. 
Fenway  Station,  Boston. 
Frank  M.  Marsh,  A.B.,  '99,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '90,  Boston  Univ. 

1901.    Superintendent  of  Schools,  50  Union  St.,  Fairhaven. 
Bertha  M.  McConkey. 

190a,   Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools  and  Kindergartens,  10  Monmouth  St.,  Springfield. 
James  H.  McCurdy.  M.D..  '05;  M.  P.  E. 

1907,   International  Training  School  of  Young  Men's  Christian  Asaodation,  93  Wcstford 
Ave.,  Springfield. 
James  R.  McDonald,  A.B.,  '89,  Williams  Coll. 

1904,  Manager  of  Educational  Department,  Little,  Brown  &  Co.,  Boston;  res.,  85  Brooks 

St.TWest  Medford. 
Walter  V.  McDuffee.  A.B.,  '92.  Dartmouth  Coll.;  A.M..  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

1896,  Head  of  Clas.sical  Department,  High  School,  37  Spring  St.,  Springfidd. 
Henry  C.  Metcalf,  A.B.,  '94.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D..  'o7,  Berlin. . 

Professor  of  Political  Science,  Tufts  CoUege;  P.  O.  Tufts  College. 
Charles  Sturtevavt  Moore.  A.B.,  '73.  A.M.,  '00,  Harvard  Univ. 

1903,   As.sistant  Recorder  of  Harvard  CoUege.  10  Frost  St.,  Cambridge. 
Joseph  Roswell  Hawley  Moore,  A.B.,  '99,  A.M..  '06.  Boston  Univ.,  A.M..  '08,  Harvard  Univ. 

1 907,    Assistant  in  History,  Harvard  University;  res.,  1 1  Buena  Vista  Park,  North  Cambridge. 
Horace  Henry  Morse,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  '01.  Harvard  Univ. 

1906,  Head  of  Department  of  History,  Mt.  Hermon  Boys'  School.  Mt.  Hennon. 
Fred  Herbert  Nickerson.  A.B..  '86,  A.M.,  '89.  Bates  CoU. 

1S98.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  77  Upham  St..  MebxMe. 
Philo  G.  Noon,  A.B..  '95.  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,  Sub-master  of  Harvard  School,  Boston;  res.,  84  Sycamore  St.,  SomerviUe. 

C.  Maud  Norris.  A.B..  'oi.  Smith  Coll.;  A.M..  '02.  Boston  Univ. 

1903,   Teacher  of  English,  High  School,  Maiden;  res.,  760  Massachusetts  Ave.,  Cambridge. 

Caleb  A.  Page,  A.B..  A.M..  Bowdoin  CoU. 

1893,  Principal  of  High  School.  Methuen. 
Charles  Francis  Park,  S.B.,  '9a.  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1906,   Associate  Professor  of  Mechanical  Engineering.  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Tech- 
nology, and  Director  of  Lowell  Institute  School  for  Indu.strial  Foremen,  Boston. 
William  Dwip.ht  Parkinson,  A.B.,  '78.  Dartmouth  CoU.;  LL.B.,  '81.  National  Univ. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Waltham. 

Frank  J.  Peaslee.  A.M..  '88.  Colby  Univ..  Ph.D..  'oa.  American  Univ. 

1901,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  68  Baker  St..  Lynn. 
Marshall  Livingston  Perrin.  A.B.,  '74,  A.M..  '76,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '89.  Gdltingen. 

1891,  Professor  of  Germanic  LanguaRcs,  Boston  University,  and  (1893)  Superinteodeot  of 

SchooU.  Wcllcsley;  res.,  Washington  St.,  Wcllesley  Hills. 

i8q8.    Principal  of  Perry  Kindergarten  Normal  School,  18  Huntington  Ave.,  Boston. 
John  Henry  Pillsbury,  A.B..  '74,  A.M.,  '77,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1899,  Principal  and  Proprietor  of  Waban  School,  1690  Beacon  St.,  Waban. 
William  E.  C.  Rich,  A.B.,  '70.  A.M.,  '73.  Bates  CoU. 

1891.    Master  of  Christopher  Gibson  Grammar  School,  Boston;    res.,  99  Morelaod  St, 
Roxbury. 
Frederic  H.  Ripley. 

1898,    Principal  of  LongfeUow  School,  1347  Commonwealth  Ave.,  Boston. 
Albert  Robinson,  A.B.,  '93,  Colby  CoU. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  11  Warren   St.,  Peabody. 


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JiNNIZ  E.  ROGEKS. 

1903.  Teacher  in  Highland  Grammar  School,  Lowell;  res.,  Byfield. 

Peter  Roos. 

i8g6,   Director  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  34  Sacramento  St.,  Cambridge. 
George  Ruoo,  A.B.,  '83,  Amherst  Coll.;  A.M.,  '03,  Harvard  Univ. 

1903.   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Princeton,  Sterling,  and  Westminster;    address,  38 
Somerset  St..  Worcester. 
Annie  Cooudge  Rust. 

Froebel  School  of  Kindergarten  Normal  Classes,  Pierce  Bldg.,  Copley  Sq.,  Boston. 
JosEFB  F.  Ryan,  A.B..  '97.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

New  England  Manager  for  D.  Appleton  &  Co..  x so  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Eunice  J.  Simpson. 

x8  Hovey  St.,  Newton. 
Robert  Orange  Small,  A.B.,  '96,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Grafton  and  Upton;  res.,  Grafton. 
J.  Angeline  Smith. 

X908,   Principal  of  Dutcher  St.  School,  res.,  Adin  St.,  Holyoke. 
Edward  Southwqrth. 

1878,   Master  of  Mather  School,  Boston;  res.,  94  Greenleaf  St.,  Quincy. 
Gordon  A.  Southwqrth. 

Former  Superintendent  of  Schools,  40  Greenville  St.,  Somerville. 
Lucy  Harris  Symonds. 

x88o.   Principal  of  Kindergarten  Training  School,  8a  St.  Stephen  St.,  Boston. 

Henry  P.  Talbot,  S.B.,  '85,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.;  Ph.IX.  '90,  Leipdg. 

1899,   Professor  oi  Inorganic  and  Analytical  Chemistry,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Tech- 
nology, Boston. 

Harriet  Caroline  Taylor.  A.B.,  '99.  Raddiffe  Coll. 

1907,   Teacher  of  German  and  English,  Roxbury  High  School;   res.,  50  Allston  Heights, 
Allston. 
Edgar  E.  Thompson,  B.Sc.,  '71,  Mass.  Agri.  Coll. 

189 1,   Supervising  Principal,  Public  Schools,  5  Jaques  Ave.,  Worcester. 

Mary  Kingsley  Tibbits,  A.B..  '89,  Univ.  of  New  Brunswick.  Canada. 

1904,  Assistant  in  west  Roxbury  High  School,  Boston;   res.,  25  Greenough  Ave.,  Jamaica 

Plain. 
Walter  Bradley  Tripp. 

1891,  Teacher  of  Dramatic  Expression,  Emerson  College  of  Oratory,  and  (1899)  Professor 
of  Oratory,  Boston  College;  339  Huntington  Ave.,  Boston. 

Frederic  Allison  Tupper,  A.B.,  *8o.  Harvard  Univ. 

1899,   Head  Master  of  Brighton  High  School,  7  Menlo  St.,  Brighton  District.  Boston. 

H.  W.  Tyler,  S.B.,  '84,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.;  Ph.D.,  '89,  Erlangen. 

X893,    Professor  of  Mathematics.  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  49X   Boylston 
St..  Boston. 
Frank  Vogel,  A.B..  A.M..  Harvard  Univ. 

Professor,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology;  res.,  95  Robinwood  Ave.,  Jamaica 
Plain. 
Mrs.  LtTE  Stuart  Wadsworth. 

Past  National  Patriotic  Instructor  of  National  Woman's  Relief  Corps,  Hotel  .Argyle. 
394  Massachusetts  Ave.,  Boston. 
Arthur  B.  Webber,  A.B.,  •9a,  Harvard  Univ. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Littleton. 
Sarah  Southworth  Webber. 

Private  Teacher  of  Gymnastics,  379  Highland  St.,  West  Newton. 
Charles  H.  Westcott. 

1897,   Sub-master  of  High  School,  and  Director  of  Manual  Training,  135  Hawthorne  St., 
Maiden. 
Frederic  A.  Wheeler,  A.B.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Vt. 

x9oa,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Monson. 
Charles  T.  C.  WnrrcoMB,  A.B.,  '83.  A.M.,  '86,  Amherst  Coll. 

1895.  Head  Master  of  High  School,  8x  Ash  St.,  Brockton. 
Maurice  Putnam  WHrrs.  A.B..  LL.B. 

190a,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Mason  St.,  Boston;   res..  29  Walling- 
ford  Road,  Brighton. 
Frank  W.  Whitney,  A.B.,  '79,  Boston  Univ. 

X897,   Principal  of  High  School,  3  Marion  Road.  Watertown. 
Charles  A.  Whxiams.  A.B..  '88,  Williams  Coll.;  A.M.,  '95.  Harvard  Univ. 

X897,   Principal  of  High  School,  51  Felton  St.,  Hudson. 
Charles  Talbot  Woodbury.  A.B.,  '95.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X903,   Principal  of  High  School.  17}  Highland  Ave.,  Fitchburg. 
Edward  M.  Woodward.  A.B.,  '85.  Amherst  Coll. 

Principal  of  South  High  School,  736  Pleasant  St.,  Worcester. 
Frederick  R.  Woodward,  A.B.,  *pa,  Williams  Coll. 

1895.    Department  of  Mathematics.  High  School,  168.  6th  St..  Lowell. 
John  Henry  Wright,  A.B.,  73,  LL.D.,  'ox,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '01,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

X903.    Professor  of  Greek  and  Dean  of  the  Graduate  School  of  Arts  and  Sciences.  Harvard 
University,  38  Quincy  St.,  Cambridge. 


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1904  G.  B.  Affleck,  A.B..  '97,  Univ.  of  Manitoba,  Canada. 

IQ06,   Professor  of  Hygiene,  Intematiooal  Training  School,  387  Hickory  St.,  Springfidd. 
Mrs.  O.  M.  Bakek. 

7  Dartmouth  Terrace,  Springfield. 
William  H.  Burnham,  A.B..  '8a,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '88,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1896,  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Clark  University,  Worcester. 
Edward  H.  Eldridge.  A.M..  '95.  Ph.D.,  '07.  Temple  Coll. 

1902,  Director  of  Secretarial  School,  Simmons  College,  Boston. 
Gertrude  Elizabeth  Gaylord,  A.B.,  *oo.  Mt.  Holyoke  CoU. 

1907,   Teacher  of  German  and  French,  Franklin,  Pa..;    home  address,  85  College  St., 
South  Hadley. 
Harvey  S.  Gruver,  A.B.,  'oa,  Otterbein  Univ. 

Graduate  Student  Harvard  University,  60  Kirkland  St.,  Cambridge. 
Anna  Jane  McKeac,  Ph.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1903,  Associate  Professor  of  Pedagogy.  Wellesley  College.  4a  College  HaU,  WeUeaky. 
Augustine  L.  Rafter.  A.M.,  '9a.  Boston  Coll. 

1905,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Boston;  resi,  41  Bradlee  St.,  Dorchester. 
Miss  Theodate  L.  Surra,  A.B..  '8a,  A.M.,  '84.  Smith  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '96,  Yale  Univ. 
1893,   Research  Assistant  to  G.  Stanley  Hall.  Clark  University,  Worcester. 

1905  Henry  Turner  Bailey. 

1903.  Editor  of  *'The  School  Arts  Book,"  North  Sdtuate. 
Clarence  Elwood  Brockway,  A.B..  '78,  Bates  CoU. 

1899.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  Hanover  St.,  West  Springfield. 
W.  H.  H.  Bryant.  A.M.,  '00.  Bates  Coll. 

1891.   Senior  Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.  hi  New  Engbmd,  ap  Beaoon  St.;  res.,  10  Berwick  Park. 
Boston. 
John  SMrrH  Burley,  Ph.B..  '99.  M.Sc..  '05,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Conn. 

1 90s.   Instructor  in  Engliah  B.  M.  C,  Durfee  High  School,  145  Grove  St.,  Fall  River. 
Paul  W.  Carhart.  Ph.B.,  '94.  Yale  Univ. 

With  G.  &  C.  Meniam  Co..  499  Main  St.,  SpringfieM. 
John  A.  De  Camf.  A.B..  'oo.  AM..  '06.  Williams  CoU. 

1900,  Principal  ol  High  School,  Southworth  Ave.,  Williamstown. 
Charles  H.  Howe,  A.B..  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1895.  Principal  of  High  School,  97  Chestnut  St..  Wakefield. 
Allen  P.  Ketth. 

X908,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  a 7  Robeson  St.,  New  Bedford. 
Irving  O.  Palmer.  A.B..  '87.  A.M..  '90.  Colby  CoU. 

1897.  Head  of  Department  of  Science.  Newton  High  School.  46  Otis 'St.,  NewtonviUe. 
James  Duncan  Phillips.  A.B..  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 

Manager  of  Educational  Department.  Houghton,  Mifflin  &  Co.,  4  Park  St.,  Boston. 
James  Sturgb  Pray,  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

1905,  Assistant  Professor  of  Landscape  Architecture,  Harvard  Univenity,  Cambridge. 
Charles  Irving  Rice. 

1899,   Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  Box  81.  Sution  A.  Worcester. 
Bernard  M.  Sheridan.  A.M..  Boston  CoU. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Lawrence. 

1906  Wellington  E.  Aiken,  Ph.B.,  '01.  A.M..  '03.  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1906.  Head  of  English  Department,  Mt.  Hermon  School.  Mt  Hennoo. 
Harris  W.  Baker.  Ph.B.,  '01,  Yale  Univ. 

With  G.  &  C.  Merriam  Co.,  108  Harvard  St.,  Springfield. 
Alfred  G.  Bookwalter.  A.B..  '97.  A.M..  '01.  Yale  Univ. 

State    Educational  Secretary.  Y.  M.  C.  A.  for  Massachusetts  and   Rhode  Island 
167  Tremont  St.,  Boston;  res..  Springdale.  North  Wilmington.         > 
Robert  E.  Burke.  B.Sc..  '99.  Harvard  Univ. 

1907.  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Boston  Public  Schools;  res.,  156  M.  St..  South  Boston. 
Fayette  K.  Concdon.  A.B..  '94.  A.M..  '07,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ao  Pomeroy  Terrace,  Northampton. 
Harry  M.  Gerry.  A.B.,  '98.  Colby  Coll. 

1908,  Educational  Director  of  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  Cambridge. 
CLARE.NCE  M.  Hall.  B.Sc..  '98.  M.Sc..  '99,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

1906.  Teacher  of  Science,  Central  High  School.  69  Sherman  St.,  Springfiekl. 
Clifton  Fremont  Hodoe.  A.B,.  '8a.  Ripon  Coll.;  Ph.D..  "89.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1906.   Professor  of  Biology,  Clark  University.  Worcester. 
James  P.  Porter.  A.B.,  '98.  A.M.,  'oi.  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '05.  Clark  Univ. 

1Q04,   Instructor  and  (1907)  Assistant  Professor  of  Psychology,  CoUegiate  Department. 
Clark  University.  Worcester. 
Homer  K.  Underwood.  A.B..  '99,  Washington  and  Jefferson  CoU.;  A.M..  *ox,  Yale  Univ. 

1908.    Head  of  English  Department,  High  Schools  Pierce  and  Hanover  Sts..  FaU  Riw. 

1907  Samuel  F.  Blodgett.  A.M..  '74,  Yale  CoU. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Framingham;   4  Thurber  St.,  South  Framingham. 
Chas.  S.  Clark,  A.B.,  A.M..  Dartmouth  Col.;  LL.B..  George  Washinston  Univ. 

Sur«rintendent  of  Schools,  18  Pleasant  Ave.,  Somcrviue. 
Everett  Brownell  Durfee,  A.B..  '84,  A.M.,  Brown  Univ. 

IQ05,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  565  Maple  St..  FaU  River. 
Ralph  E.  Files,  A.B.,  'o5.  Bates  Coll. 

1903,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  a8  Columbia  Park,  Haverhfll. 


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MASSACHUSETTS-CMlMMrf 
1997    Maud  A.  Goodrllow. 

Librarian  and  Instructor  in  Library  Economy,  State  Normal  School,   Fitchburg. 
HxNSY  Plimpton  Kendall,  A.B.,  '99.  Amherst  CoIL 

Manager  for  Thompson-Brown  Co.,  Educational  Publishers,  Norwood. 
Charles  H.  Mobss. 

Secretary  and  Executive  Officer,  Massachusetts  Committee  on  Industrial  Education, 
3s8  Harvard  St.,  Cambridge. 
Jans  B.  Patten,  S.B.,  '06,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1906,  Instructor  in  Biology,  Simmons  College,  Fenway,  Boston;  res.,  South  Natick. 
WiLLXAM  Joseph  Pelo.  A  B.,  '94,  A.M.,  'o<,  Hanrard  Univ. 

Superintendent  of   SchooB,  Swampscott,   and   Assistant   in   Education,   Harvard 
University;    res.,  S4  Prescott  St.,  Cambridge. 
LsTTriA  M.  Snow,  A.B.  *o<,  Womans  College,  Baltimore;  Pd.D.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X908,  Instructor  in  botany,  Wellesley  College,  83  Stone  Hall,  W^esley. 
Frank  Palmer  Spears. 

1896,   Educational  Director,  Boston  Young  Men's  Christian  Association,  and  Dean  of  Law 
School,  458  Boylston  St..  Boston. 
[908    Jane  Bennett. 

Teacher  in  State  Normal  School,  Bridgewater,  Mass.;  res.,  aj  Peirce  St..  Middleboro. 
Robert  Payne  Bigelow,  B.Sc,  '87,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *99,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1893,   Instructor  in  Biology,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  491  Boylston  St., 
Boston. 
N.  Henry  Black,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '06,  Harvard  Univ. 

X900,   Sdence  Master,  Rozbury  Latin  School,  Boston;    res.,  15  EUery  St.,  Cambridge. 
Horace  L.  BRrrrAm.  Ph.D.,  Qark  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  no  West  St.,  Hyde  Park. 
Catherine  T.  Bryce. 

1905,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  16  Otis  Place,  Newtonville. 
Howard    Conant,  A.B.,  *9a.  A.M.,  *oo.  Union  CoU. 

X906,   PrindpiU  of  High  School,  88  Nonotuck  St..  Holyoke. 
Charles  P.  Davis. 

Editor  of  "Current  Events,*'  62  Worthington  St.,  Springfield. 
Stephen  B.  Davol,  A.B.,  Williams  CoU. 

Assodate  Manager,  Education  Department,  Houghton,  Mifflin  &  Co.,  4  Park  St«, 
Boston. 
A.  E.  DoDD,  B.Sc.,  *oi,  Armour  Inst. 

Director  of  North  Bennett  Industrial  School,  39  N.  Bennett  St.,  Boston. 
Charles  H.  Douglas,  A.B..  '85,  A.M.,'  '88.  Colgate  Univ. 

Editor-in-chief,  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  lao  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
James  Edward  Downey,  A.B.,  '97;  A.M.,  '05.  Amherst. 

1907,  Master  of  Mathematics,  High  School  of  Commerce,  677  Dudley  St.,  Boston. 
William  Lusk  Webster  Field. 

1900,   Instructor  Natural  Science,  Milton  Academy,  378  Canton  Ave.,  Milton. 
Merle  SMrrn  Getchell.  A.B.,  '03,  A.M.,  '96,  Colbv  Coll. 

1906,  Master  of  High  School,  24  Chester  Ave..  Brockton. 
WnxiAM  R.  Hart.  A.B..  ^96.  A.M..  '00.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X907,  Department  of  Agricultural  Education,  Massachusetts  Agrioaltural  College,  Amherst. 

MiRUM   N.   LOOMXS. 

1900,   Director  of  Household  Economics,   Lasell  Seminary,  Aubumdale. 

OSBOtntNE  McCONATHY. 

X905«   Suporisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  93  Washington  Ave.,  Chelsea. 
Arthur  J.  MsREDrrH,  Ph.B.,  '01,  Wealeyan  Univ. 

Head  Commercial  Dep't.  State  Normal  School,  4  Willow  Ave.,  Salem. 
Michael  W.  Murray. 

1908,  Director  of  Manual  Training,  Newton;   res.,  10  Hartford  St.,  Newton  Highlands. 
James  Joseph  OT>onnell,  A.B. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  51  Fairfield  Ave.,  Holyoke. 
Atlee  L.  Percy. 

1908,   Instructor  Commercial  Branches,  Technical  H.S.,  17  Wdlesley  St.,  Springfield. 
Bessie  M.  Salmon. 

1906,   Music  Representative,  Sulver,   Burdett  &  Co.,   321   Columbus  Ave.,   Boston. 
Frane  a.  Sheldon,  B.A.,  '93,  Amherst. 

1895,  Headmaster  of  Volkmann  School,  415  Newbury  St.,  Boston. 
Sarah  W.  Turner. 

1896,  Teacher  in  Kindergarten  Normal  School;    res.,  30  Harrison  St.,  Taunton. 
Cyrenus  J.  Wellman. 

With  Horace  K.  Turner  Company,  221  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 

institutions  , 

(895    Harvard  College,  Library. 

President,  Charles  W.  Eliot;  Librarian.  William  C.  Lane,  Cambridge. 
i8q7    Amherst  College. 

President,  George  Harris;  Librarian,  W.  I.  Fletcher,  Amherst. 
Boston  College. 

President,  Thomas  I.  Gasson;   Librarian,  Joseph   A.  Murphy.  761  Harrison  Ave.. 
Boston. 
Perkins  iNSTrrunoN  and  Massachusetts  School  for  the  Blind. 

Director,  Edward  £.  Allen,  East  Broadway.  South  Boston. 


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UASSACHVSEirrS-<:oiUinued 

1897    Wbsttikld  State  Nosmal  School. 

Principal,  Clarence  A.  Brodeur,  Westfield, 
Williams  Collsoe,  Lorary. 

President,  Harry  Augustus  Garfield,;  Librarian,  Charles  H.  Burr.  Williamstown. 
iAqS    Crrv  Libraey  Association  of  SramoFiELD. 

President,  Nathan  D.  Bill;  Ubraxiaa,  Hiller  C.  WeUmaa,  Springfield. 
Fees  Public  Libearv  of  the  City  of  Worcester. 

Librarian,  Samuel  Swett  Green,  Worcester. 
Smith  College. 

President,  L.  Clark  Seelye;  Librarian,  Min  J.  A.  dark,  Northampton. 
State  Library  of  Massacht7setts. 

State  Librarian,  C.  B.  Tillinghaat,  Sute  House,  Boston. 
State  Normal  School^  FrrcHBURo. 

Prinapal,  John  G.  Thompson,  Fitchburg. 
igoo    Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology. 

Secretary,  Allyne  L.  Merrill;  Acting  Librarian,  Robert  P.  Bigelow.  4QI  Boylston  St., 
Boston. 
Public  Library  of  thf.  City  of  Boston. 

Librarian,  Horace  G.  Wadlin,  Copley  Sq.,  Boston. 
^  Public  Library,  Malden. 

Librarian,  Miss  L.  A.  Williams,  Maiden. 
Salem  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Gardner  M.  Jones,  Salem. 
SoMERvnxE  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  S.  W.  Foss,  Somerville. 
State  Normal  School,  Salem. 

Prinapal,  J.  A.  Pitman;  Secretary,  Louise  C.  Wellman,  Salem. 
Wbllesley  College,  Library. 

President,  Miss  Caroline  Hazard;  Librarian,  Caroline  F.  Pierce,  Wellcitey. 
igoi    Adams  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Lucy  C.  Richmond,  Adams. 
College  of  Ihe  Holy  Cross. 

President,  Rev.  Thomas  E.  Murphy,  S.  J.,  Prefect  of  Studies,  Rev.  James  A.  Moul- 
len,  S.  J.,  Worcester. 
Forbes  Library. 

Librarian,  W.  P.  Cutter,  Northampton. 
Free  Public  Library.  New  Bedford. 

Librarian.  George  H.  Tripp,  New  Bedford. 
North  Adams  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Mabel  Temple,  North  Adams. 
Public  Library  of  Fttchburg 

Librarian,  George  E.  Nutting,  Wallace  Library  and  Art  Building,  Fitchburg. 
Public  Library,  Lynn. 

President,  Walter  O.  Faulkner;  Librarian.  Harriet  Louise  Matthews,  Lynn. 
199a    Andover  Theological  Seminary,  Library. 

Librarian,  Owen  H.  Gates,  Andover. 
Boston  UNivERsrrY. 

President,  W.  E.  Huntington;  Librarian,  T.  B.  Lindsay,  688  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Cambridge  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Clarence  W.  Ayer,  Cambridge. 
Mt.  Holyoke  College. 

President,  Miss  Mary  Emma  Woolley;  Librarian,  Miss  B.  E.  Blakdy,  South  Hadley. 
Simmons  College. 

President,  Henry  Lefavour;  Librarian,  Mary  E.  Robbins,  Boston. 
Taunton  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Joshua  E.  Crane,  Taunton. 

1903  Frrz  Public  Library,  Chel<iea. 

Librarian,  Medora  Jennett  Simpson,  Chelsea. 
Library  of  the  Newton  Theological  Institdtion. 

President,  Geo.  £.  Horr;    Librarian,  Henry  K.  Rowe  Newton  Center. 
Manchester  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  D.  L.  Bingham,  Manchester. 
Newburyport  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  J.  D.  Parsons,  Newburyport. 
PiTBLic  Library  of  Brookline. 

Librarian,  Louisa  M.  Hooper,  Broekline. 
Public  Library,  Lawrence. 

Librarian,  Wm.  A.  Walsh,  Lawrence. 

1904  Broceton  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Frank  H.  Whitmore,  Brockton. 
X905    Clare  UNrvERsrrY,  Library. 

Librarian,  Louis  N.  Wilson,  Worcester. 
Radcliffe  College,  Library. 

President,  Le  Baron  Russell  Briggs;  Librarian,  Caroline  Farley.  Cambridge. 


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1906  Gkezntielo  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  May  Ashley,  Greenfield. 
Haverhixx  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  John  G.  Moulton,  Haverhill.  * 

J.  V.  Fletcher  Library. 

Librarian,  Mary  P.  Bunce,  Wcidord. 
Medford  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Mary  E.  Sargent,  Medford. 

1907  International  Y  M.  C.  A.  Training  School. 

President,  L.  L.  Doggett;  Librarian,  J.  T.  Bowne,  Springfield. 
Massachusetts  Agricultural  College,  Library. 

President,  Kenyon  L.  Butterfidd;    Librarian,  Charies  R.  Green.  Araberst. 

1908  Memorial  Hau.  Library. 

Librarian,  Edna  A.  Brovm,  Andover. 

MICHIGAN 

LIFE  directors 

189s    Hugh  A.  Graham,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M..  'oa,  Albion  Coll.;  A.B.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Mich. 
1908,   Treasurer  of  Board  of  Education,  Mt.  Pleasant. 
Charles  G.  Whtte.  A.B.,  '80,  A.M., '81,  Ph.D.,  '90. 

1884,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Lake  linden. 

ACnVI  MEMBERS 

1884  John  A.  Stewart,  A.  B.,  '75,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1894,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  908  Van  Buren  St.,  Bay  Qty. 

1885  EowiN  A.  Strong,  A.B.,  '58,  A.M.,  '65,  Union  Coll. 

1885,  Professor  of  Physical  Sciences,  State  Normal  College,  197  Normal  St,  Ypailanti. 
1887    William  Austin  Ellis,  LL.B.,  '95.  De^^oit  Coll.  of  Law;  Grad.,  '83,  Mich.  State  Nor.  CoU. 

1885.   Principal  of  Duffield  Union  School;  res.,  1465  John  R.  St.,  Detroit. 

1889  Lewis  Henry  Jones. 

xgoa,   President  of  State  Normal  College,  730  Forest  Ave.,  Ypsilanti. 
J.  L.  Snyder,  A.B.,  '86,  Ph.D.,  *pi,  Westminster  Coll.;    LL.D.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X896,   President  of  Michigan  State  Agricultural  College,  Agricultural  College  P.  O. 

1890  Ferris  S.  Fitch,  A.B^  *77,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

33 X  E.  Jefferson  St.,  Ann  Arbor. 
Henry  Elton  Ksatz,  A.M.,  '77,  Ph.D.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

190a,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  33  Church  St..  Calumet. 
189a    GiLMAN  C.  Fisher,  A.B.,  '69.  A.M.  *86,  Colby  Univ. 

R.  F.  D.  5,  Muskegon;  exprc^  office,  Muskegon  Heights. 
John  B.  Nyeirk,  A.B..  »8s,  A.M.,  '88,  Hope  Coll. 

1895,  Professor  of  English  Language  and  Literature,  Hope  College,  Holland. 
Henry  R.  Pattencill,  B.Sc.,  '74,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1896,  Editor  of  ** Moderator-Topics,"  430  Townsend  St.,  Lansing. 
William  Robinb  Wright,  A.B.,  'o«,  A.M.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X90S1    Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  106  lincoln  .St..  Benton  Harbor. 

1893  Lee  Earll  Amidon,  A.B.,  '9a.  Mich.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  406  W.  Flesheim  St.,  Iron  Mountain. 
Lawrence  Cameron  Hull,  A.B.,  '77.  A.M.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903,   President  and  Superintendent  of  Michigan  Military  Academy.  Orchard  Lake. 

1894  J.  Remsen  Bishop,  A.B.,  '82.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '03.  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

Principal  of  Eastern  High  School,;  res.,  986  Jefferson  Ave.,  Detroit, 
E.  D.  Palmer,  A.B..  '89,  A.M.,  '9a.  Hillsdale  CoU.;  A.M.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  St.  Johns. 
Herbert  M.  Slauson,  Ph.B.,  '77,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools  433  S.  5th  Ave.,  Ann  Arbor. 
Di  rand  Wn.LiAM  Springer.  B.Sc..  *86.  Albion  Coll.;  C.P.A..  '06. 

1893.   Director  of  Business  Department,  High  School,  857  Tappan  St.,  .\nn  Arbor. 
Allen  S.  Whttney,  A.B.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1899,  Professor  of  Education,  University  of   Michigan;   res.,  18  Cutting  Apartments,  Ann 

Arbor. 

1895  Frederick  W.  Arbury  A.B.  '83,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Michigan  Representative  of  Silver.   Burdett   &  Co.,   Forest  .\partmenLs   Detroit. 
Frederick  Leroy  Bliss,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  '01  (honorary),  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1899,   Principal  of  Detroit  University  School,  69  Frederick  Ave.,  Detroit. 
William  Gibson  Coburn,  A.B.,  '00.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X895.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  14  West  St.,  Battle  Creek. 

1896  Warren  E.  Conkling.  Grad.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  404  Orchard  St.,  Dowagiac. 
Augustus  E.  Curtis,  A.B.,  '66,  A.M.,  '70,  Union  Coll. 

Injector  in  Latin,  1x3  W.  Maumee  St.,  Box  205,  Adrian. 
Edgar  E.  Ferguson.  B.Pd.,  '96,  M.Pd.,  '90,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll. 

1895,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  526  Bingham  Ave.,  Sault  Ste.  Marie. 
Samuel  B.  Laird,  M.Sc.,  '96.  McKendree  Coll.;  B.Pd.,  'os  Mirh  St.  .Vor.  Coll.;  A  M..  Univ.  of  Mich. 

190a,   Professor  of  Psychology,  Michigan  State  Normal  College,  318  Forest  Ave.,  Ypsilanti. 


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MICHIGAN— Cbn/rfMiitf 

iav6    WuxUH  Leohtbodv.  BSc.,  Mich.  Agri.  CoU.;  Pd.B.,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll. 

Prind[id  of  Higgini  School,;  res.,  359  Ferdinand  Ave..  Detroit. 
David  MacKkneie,  A.M^.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

^         1^04*   Priacipftl  of  Central  High  School;  ret.,  86x  Caas  Ave.,  Detroit. 
John  Dowliho  Schiuei,  A.M.,  '87.  HiUadale  CoU. 

SupeKatendent  of  Schools,  306  S.  4th  St.,  Niks. 
OuAV  D^  Tboidvoh. 

CoanmiiAioiicr  of  Schools  of  Macomb  County,  Romeo. 
I-UTH¥:a  L.  WjilcHT.  A.n  ,  '77.  Ripon  CoU.    A.M.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Mich. 
Suite  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Lansing. 
i8g7     lnAMcrs  D,  Clabkx.  LH.D.,  '08,  Gallaudet. 

Supcnaiondent.of  State  School  for  the  Deaf,  Flint. 
DeUM  Fall,  B.Sc..  '75.  M.Sc.,  '8a.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  D.Sc..  '98.  LL.D..  *o8.  Albion  CoU. 

Profrsaor  of  Chemistry,  Albion  CoUege,  iioi  Mirhigsn  Ave.,  AIUoo. 
Joflvra  M.  Fkost,  AM,  tlobart  CoU. 

Supcriuiendent  of  Schools,  Hackley  School,  Muskegon. 
NATttAK  SiMY-Wt  Hasvuv,  Ph.D.,  '00,  lU.  Wes.  Univ.  ^ 

[fiQ4,   I>E|wninent  of  Pedagogy  and  Psychology,   Michigan  Sute  Nonnal  CoUece,  aa3 
Summit  St..  Ypsilanti. 
CoAiLES  O.  HoTT,  A.M..  Albion  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Jena. 

iSy^,    ProfHiLor  of  Science  and  History  of  Education.  Sute  Normal  College,  4x7  Forest 
Avt..  YpaiUuitL 
Wald  C.  MAirtN&ALE,  LL.B.,  Detroit  Coll.  of  Law. 

ih^^t  Supennlendentof  Schools,  50  Broadway.  Detroit. 
Fmid  NmwTON  ScxjTT.  Ph.D.,  '80,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Profcuor  df  Rhetoric,  University  of  Michigan,  1351  Washtenaw  Ave.,  Ann  Arbor. 
AsTQi'm  L.  Shaw,  B.Sc.. ' 44,  OUvet  CoU. 

iQu8,   PrindpfLl  of  Portage  Center  School,  res.,  214  N.  West  St.,  Kalamaaoo. 
1898    Blhei  A.  LvuAN.  A. I}./ 86,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

tft9^,   PtoEcuot  of  Mathematics,  State  Nonnal  CoUege,  ia6  N.  Washington  Sc,  YpailantL 
DtnON  HA»»ivctioK  Runf.ars.  A.B.,  'ga.  A.M.,  '05,  Amherst  CoU. 

sQoa.   Suptrinlendent  of  Training  School,  Michigan  State  Normal  CoUege.  307  W.  Coo- 
i[re»  St.,  YpsilantL 
1S99     Wooi>Biu[>GE  N.  Ferkts. 

1884,    Preaideal  of  Ferris  Institute;  res.,  sSt .  Biis  Elmg  Rapids. 
Eli^woith  Gaoe  LASfASTKB.   A.B..    ♦85.   A.M,,  "88.   Amherst   CoU.;    Ph.D.     '97,    Clark    Univ.. 
LL.D  .  '05.  Colorado  CoU. 
1904,   Prcaident  of  OUvet  CoUege,  OUvet. 
W.J.  McKoN-K.  B.Pd.,  01,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  CoU. 

iISq^,   Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  no  Irwin  Ave..  Albion. 
FiiEJiEiiicK  Edwasds  Seakle,  A.B..  '93,  Williams  CoU. 

1901,    Dircdur  of  Home  Department,  Detroit  University  School  Detroit. 
James  W.  Snnmss.  B  St..  '7^  M.Sc.,  '70.  Hillsdale  CoU. 

t^.   Supcrimcndent  of  City  Schools.  615  Saginaw  St.,  Owosso. 
Edqene  CLAitE.vc£  WAttBiNEK,  A.B.,  'gi,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Suptrinlendent  of  Schools,  413  Sheridan  Ave.,  Saginaw. 
xyoa     L.  R.  Abbott,  B.Sc    El.  Eng..  '94.  B.Sc..  Mech.  En^..  '9c,  Worcester  Poly.  Ia«it. 

1906,  Dinrttur  of  Manual  Training.  Pubhc  Schools,  17  CampbeU  PUce,  Grand  Rapids. 
Olive)!  G.  FKFDFSirK.  A  B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1901^   Assisiaai  Superintendent  of  Schools,  50  Broadway,  Detroit. 
CrtAaLES  W.  Mjrrrxs,  B.L.,  '99,  A.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

ig04,   Supcrinumdcnt  of  PubUc  Schools,  8oi  S.  Main  St.,  Adrian. 
Clara  Wooi>  Mimoin^. 

)9a4»   Head  of  Kindergarten  Training  Department,  Alma  CoUege.  Alma. 
Jehitie  LomsE  Thou  as. 

Director  of  Thomas  Normal  Training  School.  17  N.  Grand  BouL,  W..  Detroit. 
J.  a.  Tryboh,  A.B..  'q6.  Harvard  Univ. 

Dirixltrf  of  Manual  Training.  City  Schools.  50  Broadway.  Detroit. 
CEOR(;e  Stocktos  Wafte, 

1Q04,    Suprrintendent  of  Manual  Training,  State  Nonnal  School  and  (1899)  in  Public 
Schiiols,  616  W.  Walnut  St.,  Kalamazoo. 
tggi     Geori^e  R   Bereaw.  Ph  I^.  '9.,  Albion  CoU. 

1907,  PriiMiitial  of  RusseU  School,  310  Vinewood  Ave.,  Detroit. 
jAMtJi  [jivts  BttiCEift,  KW.,  '94,  Pd.B.,  '95.  A.M..  '97.  Hillsdale  CoH. 

ii^5.    Priiiti|iiil  of  Arthur  HiU  High  Schwl.  129  S,  Bond  St..  Saginaw,  W.  S. 
EnifEsr  Blrmhak,  Ph.R.,  '06.  A.M..  'oa.  Albion  CoU. 

[0^4,    l.Hr?rtitr  of  Rural  School  Department,  Western  State  Nonnal  SchooL  509  S.  Rose  St., 
KcUttJitazoo. 

EaitE^  p.  CLAticr,  H  Sc  ,  Mich.  ArH.  CoU. 

ilioy.    SupcrrLntcndent  of  City  Schools,  1108  State  St.,  St.  Joseph. 

ALBtBT  P.  Crw^K.  .^  M  /w. 

190J.   bccrttJLTy  and  Assistant  Treasurer  of  Alma  College;  res.,  6x1  W.  Center  St.,  Alma. 

Euwaru  Paoe  CrmnNni.  Ph.B..  '03,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

i9ub.    Superintendent  of  City  Sch<H>l$.  City  Hail.  Lansing. 


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JOHM  p.  EvEmsTT,  A.B.,  *oi,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  14  Lincofai  Ave.,  Mt  Clemens. 
Arthur  E.  Farmer.  B.L.,  '01,  Fenton  Coll.;  Pd.B.,  '05.  Mich.  St  Nor.  CoU. 

34  Orchard  Lake  Ave.,  Pontiac. 
Edward  Everett  Gai.lup,  A.B..  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Chelsea. 
Ralph  SraxMAN  Garwood,  A.B.,  '9a,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

190X,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  51a  E.  Mansioii  St.,  Marshall. 
Charles  T.  Grawn,  Pd.M.,  '97.  Mich.  St .  Nor.  Coll.;  A.M.,  '04,  Columbia  Univ.,  and  '06,  Univ.  of 
Mich. 
Principal  of  Central  Stote  Normal  School;  res.,  303  High  St..  Mt.  Pleasant. 
W.  E.  Hanson,  Ph.D.,  '97,  Albion  CoU. 

1903.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  430  Oak  St.,  Manistique. 
Shattuck  O.  Hartwell.  A.B.,  '88,  Amherst  Coll. 

190 1,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  809  W.  Walnut  S(.,  Kalamaaoo. 
Regenia  R.  Heller. 

1906,   Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  Public  Schools,  Charlevoix  Apartments,  Detroit. 
Arthur  Scott  Hitdson,  A.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Big  Rapids. 
Fred  A.  Jeffers,  Pd.M.,  '06,  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Adams  Township,  Houghton  Co.,  Atlantic  Mine. 
Eugene  Iji  Rowe,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M..  '98,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Box  238,  Hancock. 
Walter  F.  Lewis,  B.Sc..  '95,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  813  Prospect  St.,  Port  Huron. 
W.  A.  Morse,  A.B.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903,  Principal  of  Western  High  School,  376  Vinewood  Ave.,  Detroit. 
E.  C.  Nardin,  Ph.B.,  '81,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pd.B.,  '90,  St.  Nor.  CoU.,  Mich. 

193  Stanley  Ave.,  Detroit. 
Richard  R.  Putnam,  B.Sc.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1898,    Department  of  Physical  Science  and  Mathematics,  Eastern  High  School,  531  Sheridan 
Ave.,  Detroit. 
Charles  C.  Root,  Grad.,  '00,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll.;  Pd.B.,  '06. 

1908,    Student  in  University  of  Michigan,  Ann  Arbor. 
Elipralzt  Ernest  Scribner. 

Superintoident  of  Schools,  aox  Oak  St.,  Ishpeming. 
Ambrose  M.  Shotwell. 

1904,  Librarian  of  Free  Lending  library  for  the  Blind,  Houghton  Ave.,  Saginaw,  W.  S. 
Charles  Lyle  Spain,  A.B.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Principal  of  Detroit  Normal  Training  School,  and  Supervisor  of  First,  Second,  and 
Third  Grades,  127  Melboiune  Ave.,  Detroit. 
George  Robert  Swatn^  A.B.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1900,  Prinapal  of  East  Side  High  School,  309  N.  Lincoln  Ave.,  Bay  City. 
Templeton  p.  Twiggs.  LL.B.,  '06,  Detroit  Coll.  of  Law. 

X904,    Principal  of  Bishop  School,  517  Lincoln  Ave.,  Detroit. 
Mrs.  Mary  L.  Veenfliet. 

Proprietor  and  Principal  of  Alpena  Business  College,  College  St.,  Alpena. 
Horace  Z.  Wilber.  Grad.,  'oa,  Mich.  Nor.  Coll.,  A.B.,  '08. 

1908,    ProfesscMT  of  School  Administration  Associate  Michigan  Normal  Collie,  40  S.  Sum- 
mit St.,  Ypsilanti. 
Sarah  B.  Goodman. 

X907,   Kindergartner,  210  Barclay  St.,  Grand  Rapids. 
Clara  Wheeler.  Grad.,  Grand  Rapids  Kg.  Tr.  Sch. 

1905,  Principal  of  Kindergarten  Training  School,  23  Fountain  St.,  Grand  Rapids. 
Wm.  B.  Arbaugh,  A.B.,  '98.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1 903.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  607  Ellb  St.,  Ypsilanti. 
LcLiA  B.  Crabbe. 

Teacher  of   Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  Saginaw,  E.  S.;  res.,  709  Sheridan 
Ave.,  Saginaw. 
Carrie  B.  Jewett. 

Teacher  of  First  Grade  in  Public  Schools,  113  Fountain  St.,  Grand  Rapids. 
Mary  EorrHA  O'Brien. 

1902,  Teacher  in  Everett  School,  res..  371  E.  Fort  St.,  Detroit. 
Maitde  Eluott  Scollen. 

190a.    Instructor  in  Domestic  Art,  Public  Schools,  333  Howard  St.,  Saginaw. 
Leo.s  Lewis  Tyler.  LL.B.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  Mich.;   A.B.,  '06.  Earlham  Coll. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  316  Garden  St.,  Three  Rivers. 
\L\*is  N.  Cody,  B.Sc..  'oi,  M.Sc..  'oa,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904-   Superintendent  of  Schools,  207  W.  8th  St..  Flint. 
Chas.  E.  Cullen,  A.m..  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  44a  Xorway  St.,  Norway. 
Dayton  Davis,  Ph.B.,  Ph.M. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  1418,  sth  St.  Escanaba. 
Gustav  W.  Gehrand.  Ph.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  418  E,  .\rch  St.,  Marquette. 
R.  R.  N.  Gould,  A.B..  Univ.  of  Mich. 

(901,   Principal  of  Central  High  School.  416  W.  Walnut  St.,  KaUmajsoo. 


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1904  Phiutp  Huber. 

X903,   Superinlendent  of  Schools,  ass  N.  Oakley  St.,  SagiaAW,  W.  S. 
James  H.  McDonald,  A.M.,  '90.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1895,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Rapid  River. 
Guy  D.  Smith,  A.B.,  '98,  Kalamazoo  Coll.,  and  '00,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Manistee. 
Edith  May  Stone. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  401  Main  St.,  Jackson. 

1905  Willis  T.  Bishop.  M.Sc..  Olivet  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  30J  College  Ave..  Holland. 

Thomas  C.  Blaisdell.  A.B..  '88.  A.M.,  '90,  Syracuse  Univ.;  Ph.D..  ^04.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1906,  Professor  of  English  Literature,  Michigan  State  Agricultural  College   Agricatturml 

College  P.  O. 
George  H.  Curtis,  A.H.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Gaylord. 
Irene  Louise  Getty. 

County  Commissioner  of  Schoob,  Kalkaska. 
Isaac  B.  Gilbert.  B.Sc.,  '95.  Olivet  Coll. 

X901,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  440.  6th  St..  Ttaverw  Qty. 
Willia  David  Hill.  Grad.  '88,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Crystal  Falb. 
James  Hamilton  Barcropt  Kaye,  A.B..  'oa,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  'oa,  Albion  Coll. 

1904,    President  of  Northern  State  Normal  School.  Marquette. 
Frank  A.  Manny,  A.B.,  '93,  A.  M.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1908,    Department  of  Education,  Western  State  Normal  School,  9a6  Kalamaaoo  Ave., 
Kalamaxoo. 
George  Alvin  McGee,  Grad.  St.  Nor.  Coll..  Yysilanti,  Mich. 

1904,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  430  E.  Stimson  St.,  Cadillac. 
George  Edward  Parker.  A.M..  '00.  Detroit  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '99.  Detroit  CoU.  of  Law. 

1907,  Supervisor  of  Nignt  Schools,  Ungraded  Schools,  and  Summer  Playgrounds,    105S 

Trumbull  Ave.,  Detroit. 
Orr  Schurtz,  A.B.,  '78,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1901.   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Negaimce. 
William  H.  IVentworth,  A.B.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1908,  Instructor  in  Mathfmatics  and  Physics,  State  Normal  School,  Mt.  Pteaaant. 

1906  Charles  H.  Carrick,  A.B.,  *oa,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  aaa  N.  Main  St.,  Charlotte. 
T.  W.  Clemo,  A.B..  '96,  Albion  Coll. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  Republic. 
William  Albert  Greeson.  A.M..  '70.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  City  Hall,  Grand  Rapids. 
Marion  W.  Longman. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  Otsego. 

Edward  M.  McElroy.  B.Sc..  '93.  Mich.  Agri.  Coll..  and  '07.  Univ  of  Mich. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  151  N.  Hudson  St.,  Coldwater. 
H.  D.  NUTT. 

Repreaentative  of  American  Book  Company,  520  East  St.,  Flint. 
Dwight  Bryant  Waldo.  A.M..  '90,  Albion  Coll. 

X904,   Principal  of  Western  State  Normal  School;  res..  410  Locust  St.,  Kalamamo. 
John  E.  Winter,  A.B.,  'oa,  Hope  Coll.;   A.B..  '06,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools  Cass  City. 
William  H.  Woodley.  A.B..  Pd.M.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob.  Charlevoiz. 

1907  John  V.  Brennan,  B.L.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Wb. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob,  Ironwood. 
John  A.  Doelle,  A.B..  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob,  Houghton. 

Jessie  M.  Himes.  Pd.M..  '00.  New  Mex.  Nor.  Univ. 

1905,   Principal  of  Charlevoix  County  Normal  School,  Charlevoix. 

Fred  A.  Mellencamp.  A.B..  '07,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob,  L'Anse. 

John  C.  Stone,  A.B..  A.M.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Ind. 

I  goo.   Associate  Professor  of  Mathematics.  Michigan  State  Normal  College;  rea.,  433  Forest 

Ave..  Ypsilanti. 

J.  F.  Thomas,  B.L..  '08.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1908,  Principal  of  the  Wa.shinKton  Normal  School,  Detroit.  • 
Lawrence  H.  van  des  Berg.  B.L.,  '98.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  415  Clinton  St.,  Grand  Haven. 
E  J.  Willman. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  Gladstone. 

IQ08    Edward  L.  Abeli. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Berrien  Springs. 

Representative  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  738  Wealthy  St..  Grand  Rapids. 


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1908    W.  P.  BowEN,  M.Sc.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905,   Profeasor  of  Philosophy  of  Education,  State  Nonnal  College,  Ypsilanti. 
Charles  A.  Clay,  B.S.  '07,  Central  Cdl.  of  Huntington,  Ind. 

1908,   Instructor  of  Biology,  Physiography  and  English,  69  Lincoln  Ave.,  Mt.  Clemens. 
Joseph  H.  Corns,  A.B.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903,   Teacher  in  West  High  School;  res.,  aao  W.  Canfidd  St.,  Detroit. 
Arthur  G.  Erickson,  Grad.  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Ypsilanti 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Redridge. 
J.  F.  Goodrich. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Farmingtoo. 
Laura  J.  Hacgart. 

1901,   Principal  of  High  School,  Elk  Rapids. 
Leona  Horn. 

Kindergarten  Teacher,  Munising. 
G.  a.  Hunt.  A.B.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,   Alpena. 
Albert  Jennings,  B.Sc.,  '65,  LL.B.,  '68,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1897,  Principal  of  Union  High  and  Graded  School;  res.,  65  Scribner  St.,  Grand  Rapids. 
Louis  Parser  Jocelyn,  B.Sc.,  '87,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1888,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School;   res.,  545  S.  Division  St.,  Ann  Arbor. 
Mary  McN.  Johnston. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  24  E.  Montcalm  St.,  Detroit. 
E.  F.  McGiNNis,  A.B..  '99,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Traveling  Salesman,  Ginn  &  Co.,   156  Euclid  Ave.,  W.,  Detroit. 
Daniel  W.  McMillan. 

1908,   Head  oi  Commercial  Department,  West  High  School;    res.,  747  Townsend  Ave.. 
Detroit. 
Mrs.  Florence  Milner. 

1900,   Supervisor  of  Secondary  Department,  Detroit  University  School,  Detroit. 
Selby  a.  Moran,  B.L.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Instructor  in  High  School;   res.,  sai  Walnut  St.,  Ann  Arbor. 
Marie  Anna  Newberry,  Grad.,  '98.  Nor.  Coll.,  Ypsilanti,  Mich. 

1907,  High  School  Librarian,  619  Emmet  St.,  Ypsilanti. 
Lewis  M.  Parrott,  B.Sc.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Head  of  Saence  Department,  High  School;   res.,  918  Hoyt  Ave.,  Saginaw. 
Elizabeth  Rayburn. 

1898,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Alpena. 
W.  J.  Russell. 

1903,   Principal  of  Commercial  Department,  High  School;     res.,  341  4th  St.,  Manistee. 
WiNEEED  L.  SMrrn. 

Assistant  in  Normal  Training  School,  Kindergarten  Department,  7a  Grummond  St., 
Detroit. 
Fred  G.  Stevenson,  A.B.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1908,  Professor  of  English.  University  of  Nebraska,  Lincoln,  Nebr.;    home  address,  150 

Lake  St..  Muskegon. 
Dan  R.  Thomas,  A.B..  Colgate  Univ. 

Principal  oTHigh  and  Grammar  Schools,  938  Washington  Ave.,  Kalamacoo. 
Mary  E.  Thompson,  A.M..  '05,  Columbia  Univ.;    Pd.M..  '07,  St.  Nor.  Coll..  Ypsilanti,  Mich. 

1905,  Critic  Teacher,  State  Normal  School.  Mt.  Pleasant:  home  address.  Redford. 
Daisy  Urch. 

Kindergarten  Teacher,  Munising,  Mich. 
Gertritde  Van  Adestine. 

1906,  Principal  of  Detroit  Day  School  for  the  Deaf,  655,  ad  Ave.,  Detroit. 
J.  L.  Wagner. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Ontonagon. 
Matthew  J.  Walsh,  A.B  .  '98  Univ.  of  Michigan. 

X907.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Bessemer. 
David  A.  Ward,  B.S.,  '04,  Rio  Grande  Coll. 

1906.    Instructor  in  Physics  and  Chemistry,  Orchard  Lake. 
W.  W.  Warner. 

1908.    Principal  East  Side  High  School.  909  S.  Warren  Ave.,  Saginaw. 
W.  L.  WnrrNEY,  Ph.B..  •94.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1898,   Teacher  of  Chemistry  and  Mathematics.  High  School;  res.,  loS  Owen  St..  Saginaw. 

institutions 

i8q7    Public  Library  op  DrrRorr. 

librarian,  Henry  M.  Utley,  Detroit. 
x8q8    General  Library.  Universfty  op  Michigan. 

President,  James  B.  Angell;  Librarian,  Theodore  W.  Koch,  Ann  Arbor. 
189Q    Northern  State  Normal  School. 

Principal.  James  H.  B.  Kaye,  Marquette. 
xooo    Hillsdale  College. 

President,  Joseph  W.  Mauck;  librarian,  Jean  Martin,  Hillsdale. 


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Et>oo    MioiTGAhT  State  Norical  College  Libeasy,  Yfsilanti. 

Presideat.  Lewis  H.  Jooes;  libnruo,  Miis  G.  M.  Wakoo,  Ypdkati. 
tOQi    Kalaua&x)  Public  Library. 

librarUn,  Miss  I.  C.  Roberta,  KaUmaaoo. 
MicHicAH  State  Library. 

Sute  librmrian,  Mn.  Mary  C.  Spencer.  Laming. 
rg:ij    Ceivtral  State  Normal  School,  Library. 

Principal*  C.  T.  Grawn;  librarian,  Miu  M.  L.  Convene,  Mt.  Pleasant. 
DrPARTMicNT  or  Public  Instruction,  State  of  Michigan. 

Superintendent,  L.  L.  Wright,  Lansing. 
Michigan  Agbicultural  College,  Library. 

President,  J.  L.  Snyder;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Linda  E.  Landcm,  East  Lansing. 
PiTBLir  Library  op  the  Caluhet  and  Hecla  Mining  Co. 
Librarian,  Mrs.  £.  S.  Grierson,  Calumet. 
19*  J    HovT  Public  I.ibrary. 

Librarian,  Harriet  H.  Ames,  Saginaw. 
[^5    W^ffTEK?}  State  Normal  School. 

Principal,  Dwight  Bryant  Waldo;  Librarian,  Esther  Braley.  Kalamaxoo. 
iQoA    CARjtEcrE  Public  Library.  Iron  Mountain. 

Librarian,  Sabra  L.  Nason,  Iron  Mountain. 
GiuiNt>  Rapids  Public  Library. 

Librarian.  Samuel  H.  Ranck,  Ryerson  Public  library  Building,  Grand  Rapids. 

MINNESOTA 


iftSj    lawm  Shward,  A.B.,  »7i,  A.M.,  '74,  Ph.D.,  '93.  Oliret  CoU. 

i893t   Secretary  of  National  Education  Association.  1x8  W.  Wabasha  St.,  Winona. 
i&Qa    RoiERT  Lduard  Denteld.  A.B.,  '76,  A.M..  *78,  Amher^  CoU. 

1885,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Central  High  School,  Duluth. 
ALBEnj  Worthincton  Clancy.  Grad.,  '71.  Nat.  Nor.  Sch. 

1880,  Publisher  American  Book  Co..  asx6  Humboldt  Ave.,  South.  Minneapolis. 
I  So  J     Charles  Morison  Jordan.  Ph.D..  'qj.  Tufts  Coll. 

189a,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  615  E.  x8th  St.,  Minneapolis. 
A.  W.  Rakein,  A.B.,  '00.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Professor  of  Education.  College  of  Education.  University  of  Minnesota.  015  6th 
St.,  S.  E.,  Minneapolis. 
1894     GcotGE  U.  ArroN,  A.B.,  *8i,  A.M.,  87.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1893,   State  Inspeaor  of  High  Schools,  1601  University  Ave.,  S.  E.,  Minneapolis. 
Isabel  Lawrence. 

1879,   Superintendent  of  Training  Department,  Normal  School,  417,  ad  Ave.,  S.,  St.  Cloud. 
Maev  L,  Olds. 

X889,   Principal  of  Washington  School,  Central  High  School,  Duluth. 
Uri.  Louise  Preece. 

Author  of  the  Preece  System  of  Physical  Training  and  Supervisor  of  Physical  Train- 
ing, Public  Schools,  3317.  14th  Ave.,  S..  Minneapolis. 
iSgj     JfJHN  h    Hancoce.  M.L..  'oo.  Univ.  of  Wis.;   A.M..  '93.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

190 1,   Director  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School,  Box  563,  Mankato. 
WaITE  a.  Shoemaeer.  Pd.D.,  '98,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

190a,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  713,  ist  Ave.,  S.,  St.  Cloud. 
Jam^  W  Strong,  A.B    '58,  A.M.,  '61.  D.D..  '72.  Beloit  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '96.  lU.  Coll. 

Prudent  Emeritus  of  Carleton  College,  108  College  Ave.  Northheki 
Aemli-b  C.  Tibbbtts. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Blue  Earth  City. 
Frame  A.  Weld,  A.M. 

1899,    President  of  State  Normal  School,  403,  8th  St.,  S.  Moorhead. 
tB«6     C.  A   Hai-LARD,  B.Sc.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1899,   Department  of  Biological  Science,  Sute  Normal  School;  res.,  604,  8th  St.,  S..  Mcor- 
head. 

R.  W*  ClANSTON. 

1903,   Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  404  E.  26th  St.,  Minneapolis. 
James  J.  Dow,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '78,  L.H.D..  'qq,  Carleton  CoU. 

187s,   Superintendent  of  School  for  the  Blind,  Faribault. 
M.  Auelaide  Holton. 

1901,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  Hampshire  Arras,  Minneapolis. 
HxLtN  FuRD  Staples. 

1903,    Critic  Teacher.  State  Normal  School.  467  Huff  St..  Winona. 
John  A.  Vandyke.  '87,  Ph.B..  '80.  Pd.B..  'go.  A.M..  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Colcraine. 
WlLi-iAV  Franklin  Webster.  A.B..  'R6.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1893,    Principal  of  High  School,  1025,  5th  St.,  S.  E.,  Minneapolis. 
ii97     Heebkkt  R.  Edwards,  Ph.B..  *qi.  Alfred  Uriiv. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,   Morris. 
Geo.  a.  Franklin.  Grad..  '77,  So.  111.  Nor.  Univ., 

1906,    Superintendent  of  Schools.  304  W.  Oakland  Ave..  Austin. 


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1807    P-  P-  K.KN!fEDY,  B.Sc.,  'go,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1907.  Supermtendent  of  Schools,  St.  Peter. 

Chaklis  L.  Sawyer,  A.B.,  !88,  A.M.,  '91,  Dartmouth  Coll;  LL.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Minn. 
Ex-Principal  of  South  High  School,  1916  Columbus  Ave.,  MinnfapoKn. 
1898    E.  T.  CRrrcHETT,  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '88.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1894,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  101  S.  Broadway,  New  Ulm. 
DiKoaicH  A.  GansscNDORr.  B.Sc.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Jordan. 
James  H.  Harris.  A.B..  '91,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,  Supervisor  of  Grammar  and  Intermediate  Grades,  535  S.  5th  St.,  Minneapolis. 
i8go    DiETRite  Lance. 

1906.    Principal  of  Humboldt  High  School,  St.  Paul. 
Edward  M.  Lrhnerth,  B.Sc.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X907,   Assistant  Professor  of  Geography,  University  of  MinnrsoTn,  Pillsbury  Hall,  Mmneapo- 
lis. 
Arthur  C.  Rogers.  B.Sc.,  '77.  Earlham  Coll.;  M.D.,  *83,  Univ.  of  Iowa;  LL.D.,  '05,  Earlham  CoU. 
1885,  Superintendent  of  Minnesota  School  for  Feeble-Minded  and  Cokmy  for  Epileptics, 
Faribault. 
tgoc    Joseph  S.  Gatiord,  A.M.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

1898,   Professor  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  Sute  Normal  School,  Winona. 
Gmr  E.  Maxwell,  A.M.,  '99,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,  President  of  Sute  Normal  School,  Winona. 
JoHK  W.  Olsen,  B.Sc..  »97.  Valparaiso  Coll. 

1 901,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Sute  Capitol,  St.  Paul. 
Darius  Steward,  A.B.,  '75,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X908.   Teacher.  State  Normal  School,  817  S.  6th  Ave..  St.  Qoud. 
190X     Mrs.  Charles  H.  Bitdd. 

1887,  Teacher  of  Piano,  Voice,  and  Harmony.  Windom  Institute,  Montevideo. 
Eltinc  H.  Comstdck.  B.Sc..  '97.  Univ.  of  Wis.;  M.Sc. 

1908,  Assistant  Professor  of  Mathematics,  School  of  Mines.  University  of  Minnesota, 

Minneapolis. 
Charles  R.  Frazier,  B.L..  '95,  Univ.  of  Wb. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  315  W.  Wabasha  St.,  WiiKioa. 
Mrs.  Hattie  Skith  Fuller. 

1890,  Supervisor  of  Music,  406  Mariners  Lane,  Albert  Lea. 
Georoe  F.  James,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M..  '87,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D..  '94.  Halle. 

X9oa,  Dean  of  the  College  of  Education,  University  of  MinnesoU;  res.,  308,    x8th  Ave., 
S.  £.,  Minneapolis. 
igoa    LArAYETTE  Blbs.  A.B.,  Carleton  Coll. 

X904.   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  412  Cedar  St..  Vhginia. 
E.  W.  BoHANNON,  A.M.,  '9s,  Univ.  of  Ind. 

X90X,   President  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  2333  E.  5th  St.,  Duluth. 
Elmer  N.  Bonnell,  B.Sc..  '96,  Iowa  St.  Coll. 

X907,    Principal  of  Parental  School;    res.,  753  E.  7th  St.,,  St.  Paul. 
S.  A.  Cballman,  A.B.,  '88.  A.M.,  '98.  Augustana  Coll. 

X906,   State  Inspector  of  Graded  Schools,  1x07.  7th  St.,  S.  E.  Minneapolis. 
SncoN  Ward  Gilpin,  A.M.,  B.Sc..  Bucknell  Univ. 

X900,  Superintoident  of  Schools  of  St.  Louis  County,  Virginia 
Christopher  W.  Hall.  KM. 

x88o.   Professor  of  Geology  and  Mineralogy,  University  of  Minnesota,  803  University  Ave., 
S.  E.,  MinneaptMis. 
H.  S.  HnxSBOB,  A.B..  '8x,  A.M.,  '85,  Luther  Coll. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob,  Benson. 
J.  CoRBXN  Hutchinson.  A.B..  '76,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1894,   Professor  ot  Greek  Language  and  Literature,  University  of  Minnesota;  res.,  3806 
Blaisdell  Ave.,  Miimeapohs. 
LoiTB  N.  Isaacs. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  South  St.  Paul. 
J.  W.  Klinker.  A.B.,  '87.  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

X907.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Appleton. 
Mae  Lebmann.  Grad..  '98.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Mankato.  Minn. 

X90S.   Teacher  of  History.  Grammar  Grades,  Public  Schools.  Box  106,  Albert  Lea. 
Rev.  Edward  Alexius  Lindcren.  A.B.,  '01.  Gustavus  Adolphus  Coll.;  B.D.,  '06,  Augustana  Theol. 
Sem. 
Wheaton. 
Jambs  M.  McConnell. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  918  S.  Front  St.,  Mankato. 
Ezra  E.  McIntire,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '86,  Colby  Univ. 

X903.   Superintendent  of  City  Schoob.  135  Lincohi  Ave..  Crookston. 
Charles  Watson  Newhall,  A.B.,  '93,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  Shattuck  School,  Faribault. 

J.  E.  Painter. 

1893,   Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  6x3  E.  Franklin  Ave.,  Miimeapolis. 
Mrs.  Minnie  Sweetland  Parky. 

X89S,  Training  Teacher.  Slate  Normal  School,  Mankato. 


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I  1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School   Rockford. 

I  EixjAit  L.  Po»TE»,  A.B.,  '87,  CmrletoD  Coll. 

J90jt  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Hastings. 
i  Cjliolvh  M.  RQBBn«s. 

)S^,  Training  Teacher,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  507  S  ad  St..  Mankato. 
•;  Huvi  W.  SrHMTtrr. 

^  190  7 »  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  634  Iglehart  St.,  St.  Paul. 

G.  G^  ScBULi,  A.M.,  '98,  Augustana  Coll. 
J  1901,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  171 3  Daytoo  Ave..  St.  Paul. 

I  CoHiA^  C.  Selvto.  A.B.,  '07.  A.M.,  *o8,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

I  1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Glencoe. 

Crarles  Atnjfjj  SmTH,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '77,  Amherst  Coll. 
l{f  t!k»,  Prinapal  of  Central  High  School,  Hunter's  Park,  Dulttth. 

MiU)  H.  Stca»t,  A.B.,  '98,  Ind.  Univ. 

igQ7.   Principal  of  Qeveland  High  School;  res.,  905  Arkwright  St.,  St.  Paul. 
STZLL4  L.  Wood. 

iSqA.   Superintendent  of  Kindergarten  Normal  School,  307,  gth  St.,  S.  MinneapoUa. 
i^i    5.  Lii'iAM  Blal^pell. 

Home  address,  1701,  3rd  Ave.,  E.,  Minneapolis. 
THtJiA  CiLi>rirE»TEB,  A.M.,  Clarksburg  Coll.;  B.Sc.,  Teachers  Coll..  Columbia  Univ. 

iQciS.    Principal  of  Elementary  School  and  Teacher  of  Pedagogy,  Sute  Normal  School. 
W.  Wabasha  St..  Wmona;    home  address,  Hillsboro.  Dl. 
Ltdia  T.  Laccrstboii,  B.Sc,  '95,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

10^7,  Assistant  in  East  High  School;  res.,  3310  South  Emerson  Ave.,  Minnrapolia 
W11J.IAU  J.  ^Iaiquis. 

1901,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Two  Harbors. 
HAaoAJXT  McLiAit. 

Principal  of  Sute  School  lor  the  Feeble-Minded.  Faribault. 
Euomt  M.  PffiLLiPS.  Ph.B..  '95.  Hamlinc  Univ. 

I9D1,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  Oakwood  Park.  Albert  Lea. 
B,  Evwx^nt  Weston. 

1SS6.  Principal  of  Monroe  School.  S5x6  EUiot  Ave..  MinnrapoHi. 
1904     BtJitroN  O*  Greening.  Ph.B..  'oo,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  509  Jones  St.,  Eveleth. 
}on»  S.  Grf-EI,  A.B.,  B.Sc,  '8a,  A.M..  '85,  Iowa  Coll. 

iti^^t  Principal  of  Central  High  School,  a6a9  Pleasant  Ave.,  Minneapolis. 
Ann  M.  UrcHES. 

]  od4h^   Supervisor  of  Music,  aao  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Stillwater. 
P.  J,  KiT(Tt,  Ph.B.,  '96.  Hedding  Coll.;  A.M.,  '08.  Haraline  Univ. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ai6  E.  School  St.,  Owatonna. 
J,  K.  McBRQoit,  B.Sc,  '99.  Carleton  Coll. 

Excelsior. 
U  A,  OsTTCK,  LL.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Ala.;  Ph.B..  '01.  and  A.M..  '05.  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

American  National  Bank  Bldg.,  St.  Paul;  address  for  1908-9,  Mapastepec.  Chiapas, 
Mex. 
1901     Margaret  J.  Evans,  A.B..  '69.  A.M..  *7a,  L.H.D..  '98. 

11^74'    Former  Professor  of  English  Literature  and  Dean  of  Women,  Carieton  College, 
Northfidd. 
RuiKiLPH  GeiiEi,  B.Sc..  '00.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

]9ufl.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  North  St.  Paul. 
Edgar  Gkorqk,  A.B..  Mercersbura  Coll. 

19QD.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  Northfield. 
SiLVAKTia  L.  Hekter.  Ph.B..  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  6a9  Marshall  Ave..  St.  Paul. 
A.  K  OfTAS,  M.Sc.  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

1&99,   Principal  of  West  High  School.  3516  Colfax  Ave.,  S..  Minneapolis. 
FLETCHEa  Harper  Swift,  A.B..  "08.  Dartmouth  Coll.;    B.D.,  '03,  Union  Theol.  Sem.;  A.M.,  '04. 
Ph.D.,  'os,  Columbia  Univ. 
1907,   Assistant  Professor  of  History  of  Education,  College  of  Education,  University  of 
Minnesota,  Minneapolis. 
Fu>RCi»c%  M.  Weston,  B.Sc,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Teacher  in  East  High  School,  a  107  Colfax  Ave.,  S.,  Minneapolis. 
1906     C.  H.  Bari<^s.  A.m..  '06.  Parker  Coll. 

1:904,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Wells. 
Margaret  M    B  hooks. 

1900,  First  Primary  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Worthington. 
H.  L.  Brown.  Pd.B.,  '94.  Iowa  Coll. 

mcj.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  St.  James. 
Harrjet  lK¥-y%  Carter.  B.Sc..  '06,  Columbia  Univ. 

Critic  Teacher.  State  Normal  School;  res..  ia6  W.  Wabasha  St..  Winona. 
Avgust  Neitstadt  Farmer,  A.B.,  '99.  Carleton  Coll. 

1006,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  407,  4th  Ave.,  S.,  St.  Cloud. 
VttGiL  L.  J0NF.3  A.B..  '99.  Univ.  of  S.  C;  A.M..  '01.  Carson-Newman  Coll. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Faribault. 


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1906  Amalix  Nix. 

1905*  Teacher  of  Gennan,  Mechamc  Arts  High  School;  ret.,  7x5  Laurel  Ave.,  St.  Paul. 
John  L.  Silvkinale.  Ph.B.,  Hamline  Univ. 

i907>  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Red  Wing. 
GuGOBY  Dextes  Walcott,  A.B.,  *97,  Brown  Univ.;  A.M.,  '99,  Ph.D.,  '04.  Columbia  Univ.;  B.D., 
*oo,  Unbn  Theol.  Sem.,  New  York.  N.  Y. 
1907,   Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Psychology,  Hamline  University;  res.,  1549  W.  Minne- 
haha St.,  St.  Paul. 

1907  Julian  C.  Bbyant.  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

X883,   Principal  of  School,  129  E-  Congress  St..  St.  Paul. 
Haxold  O.  Cady. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schaols,  Pine  Island. 

CyMTHIA  J.   COU«WELL. 

1898,   Teacher  in  School  for  the  Blind,  Faribault. 
Mary  Alice  Emebson,  A.B..  '03,  A.M.,  '05,  Wellesley  Coll. 

X908,   Professor  of  English  literature  and  Dean  of  Women,  Carieton  College,  Gridley  Hall, 
Northfidd.  -  7        . 

V.  K.  Fboula,  A.B.,  '98,  Northwestern  Univ. 

X907,   Principal  of  Central  High  School;  res.,  35  LAngford  Park  PL,  St.  Paul. 
A.  G.  Hebrmann. 

1904.  Assistant  Supervisor  of  Physical  Training,  City  Schools,  59  Irvine  Park,  St.  Paul. 

C.  J.  HXBBMANN. 

X894,  Supervisor  of  Physical  Training,  City  Schools,  59  Irvine  Park.  St.  Paul. 
Edgab  C.  Higbie.  A.B..  in  Ed.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Canby. 
Fbeeman  Ellsworth  Lubton,  M.Sc..  Carieton  CoU.;  A.M.,  Upner  Iowa  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Ewing  CoU. 

X907.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  521,  8U1  St.,  S.,  Moorhead. 
William  H.  Obme. 

X908,   Principal  of  Jefferson  School;  res..  The  Minnehaha,  St.  Paul. 
HxLXN  Maby  Reynolds. 

X907,    Principal  of  the  Primary  Department,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  6x0  S.  Second  St.,i 
Maiucato. 
Fbedebicx  William  Sabdeson.  A.B..  'ox,  M.Sr.,  *02,  Univ.  of  Minn.;  Ph.D.,  '95.  Freiburg. 

X905,   Assistant  Professor  of  Pakontokjgy,  University  of  Minnesota;  res..  414  Harvard  Si. 
Minneapolis. 
X908    Albbbt  M.  Bane,  A.B.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Minnesota. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  School,  Park  Rapids. 
Walteb  J.  Bbgos.  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '00,  Harvard  Univ.  \l- 

X901,   Teacher  of  Latin,  Qevdand  High  School;  res.,  378  Lookout  Place,  St.  Paul.  ^\- 

£.  H.  Bbadley.  1 1- 

X90S,   Principal  of  Grade  School;  res..  4^7  Beacon  Ave.,  St.  Paul.  \T  , 

Lisbeth  M.  Butleb.  |- 

1885,   Principal  of  Gorman  School;  res.,  591  Igiehart  Ave.,  St.  Paul.  i  >  j 

Benjamin  G.  Eaton.  A  B.,  '89.  A.M.,  ^5,  Bates  Coll.  ; '  ^ 

X893,   Principal  of  Hendricks  School,  1891  Dayton  Ave.,  Merriam  Park,  St.  Paul.  > 

Lu  Lesteb  Evebly,  A.M.,  '92,  lU.  Wes.  Univ.  '.{'i. 

X907,   Department  of  Geography,  State  Normal  School,  116  West  Wabasha  St.,  Winona.  t  :^  ' 

Julie  C.  Gautbibb.  t 

X894.   Supervisor  of  High  School  Drawing;  res..  Hotel  Willard.  St.  Paul.  f 

Susan  B.  Gibson,  A.B.,  '04,  Albion  CoU. 

X907,   Teacher  of  Languages,  Perham. 
Jennie  E.  Ginn. 

X889,   Principal  of  Hawthorne  School,  The  Minnesota,  St.  Paul.  ;    • 

Leonidas  L.  Goen. 

Principal  of  White  Earth  Boarding  School,  White  Earth. 
Henby  C.  Hess,  B.Sc.,  '97,  Charles  City  Coll.  \^\ 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  5x0  Water  St.,  Sleepy  Eye. 
Cbablotte  M.  Knvdson. 

1906,  County  Superintendent,  No.  8  Riverside  Flats,  Bismark  Ave.,  Fergus  Falls. 
Maboabxt  Lennon 

1887.  Principal  of  McKinley  School,  The  Marlborough.  Summit  Ave.,  St.  Paul. 
Samuel  Lewison. 

Treasurer  Board  of  Education,  Canby. 
R.  B.  MacLean,  A.B.,  Hamline  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  303  WUtford  St.,  N.,  Fergus  Falls. 
Gebtbuds  Madison,  A.B.,   '08,  Albion  Coll. 

1905.  Principal  of  High  School,  St.  James. 

Maby  Lee  Mabquis.  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '05,  Blairsviile  Coll.  for  Womox. 

X906,    President  of  Albert  Lea  Coll.,  Albert  Lea. 
Eugenie  F.  McGbobty. 

1907.  Principal  of  John  Ericsson  School;  res.,  3x3  Somerset  St.,  St.  Paul. 
Chables  W.  Nichols,  A.B.,  '05;  A.M.,  '07,  Yale. 

X907,   Instructor  in  Rhetoric,  Umversity  of  Minnesota,  313  Eighth  Ave.,  S.  E.,  Minneapdis. 
Helen  M.  O^Keeve. 

Z907,   Principal  of  McClellan  School;  res.,  xo2x  Portland  Ave.,  St.  Paul. 


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1908    Charles  Sutphen  Pendleton,  A.B..  '01.  A.M.,  '03,  Obeilin  Coll. 

Z904,   Instructor  in  English,  East  High  School;   res.,  301  3d  Ave.,  S.E.*  Minneapolis. 

B.  M.  Phelan.  . 

Principal  of  Longfellow  School,  Prior  and  Iglehart  Avea..  St.  Paul.  ^ 

William  Robeitson,  B.S.,  '85.  Carleton  Coll. 

1905,    Superintendent  Northwestcra  Experiment  Farm  and  School  of  Agriculture,  University 
of  Minnesota,  res.,  Crookston. 

Harriet  E.  Ruddy. 

1891,   Prindpal  of  Phalen  Park  School.  Payne  Ave.  and  Rose  St..  St.  Paul. 
Elsie  M.  Shawe. 

1898,   Supervisor  of  Music,  City  Schools.  40a  E.  9th  St.,  St.  Paul. 
y^    T     Simpson 

1903,   Teacher  of  Mechanical  and  Machine  Drawing,  Central  High  School;  rea.,  315  W. 
15th  St.,  Minneapolis. 
T.  W.  Veness,  A.B.,  '06,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Fulda. 
W.  B.  Walter,  Ph.B.,  '00,  HI.  Wes.  Univ. 

SUte  Agent  for  Ginn  &«Co.,  for  Minnesota,  a745  Colfax  Ave.,  S..  Minneapolis. 
George  WErrBRBCHT. 

Prindpal  of  Mechanic  Arts  High  School,  St.  Paul. 
Laura  A.  Williams. 

1898,   Supervisor  of  Drawing  in  Grades,  Public  Schools;  res.,  235  Arundel  Ave.,  St.  Paul. 

institutions 

live  member 

K890    Board  op  Education,  Independent  School  District  No.  3,  Northfield. 
President,  John  Street;  Clerk,  W.  F.  Crary,  Notthfiekl. 

active  members 

1897  State  Normal  School  at  Moorhead. 

President,  Frank  A.  Weld,  Moorhead. 
State  Normal  School  at  St.  Cloud. 

President,  Waite  A.  Shoemaker;  Librarian,  Gertrude  Cambell,  St.  Cloud. 

State  Normal  School  at  Winona. 

President,  Guy  E.  Maxwell;  Librarian,  Mary  Grant,  Winona. 

1898  M1NNF.APOLIS  Athenaeum. 

President,  J.  E.  Bell;  librarian.  Katharine  Patten,  Minneapolis. 

1899  State  Normal  School  at  Mankato. 

President,  C.  H.  Cooper,  Mankato. 
X900    UNivERsrrv  op  Minnesota,  General  Library. 

President,  Cjtus  Northrop;  Librarian,  James  Thayer  Gerould,  Minneapolis. 
190X    Department  op  Public  Instruction,  State  of  Minnesota. 

Superintendent,  J.  W.  Olsen,  Capitol,  St.  Paul.  • 

St.  Paul  Pxtblic  Library. 

President,  E.  A.  Young;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Helen  J.  McCaine,  St.  PauL 

S90a      OWATONNA  FREE   PUBLIC  LIBRARY. 

President,  L.  H.  Hammel;  Librarian,  Miss  E.  H.  Plumb;  Secretary,  R.  G.  Nelsoa, 
Owatonna. 
School  op  Agriculture,  UNivERsmr  op  Minnesota. 

Principal,  D.  D.  Mayne;  Librarian,  Anna  M.  Smith,  College  of  Agriculture,  St.PauL 
St,  John's  Universtty. 

President,  Rt.  Rev.  Peter  Engel;  Librarian,  Alexius  Hoffman,  CoUegeville. 

1903  Carleton  College,  Library. 

President.  William  H.  Sallmon;  Librarian,  Eleanor  G.  Gladstone,  Northfield. 

Winona  Free  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Jeannette  A.  Clarke,  Winona. 

1904  Public  Library  of  Duluth! 

Librarian,  Lydia  M.  Poirier,  Duluth. 

1906  State  Normal  School.  Duluth. 

President,  E.  W.  Bohannon.  Duluth. 

1907  Edward  D.  Neux  Library,  Macalester  College. 

President  T.  M.  Hodgman;  Librarian,  F.  G.  Axtell,  St.  Paul. 
Northwestern  School  Supply  Co. 

President,  I.  A.  Thbrson,  14th  Ave.  and  4th  St.,  S.  E.,  Minneapolis. 

MISSISSIPPI 
active  members 

1890    James  Rhea  Preston,   A.M.,   '76. 

1904,   President  of  Bdhaven  College,  Jackson. 
1S5S    E.  E.  Bass.  B.L.,  '83,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1884,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  709  N.  Broadway,  Greenville. 
iS)')     Richard  M.  Leavell,  A.B.,  '50,  Univ.  of  Miss.;  LL.D.,  '89,  Miss.  Coll. 

1890,   Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Political  Economy,  University  of  Mississippi,  UnivcTsitj. 


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1897    John  Gseer  Dcuprsk,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Howard  Coll.;   LL.D.,  Unloo  Univ..  Jackson  Tenn. 

1896,  Profeasor  of  Pedagosy  (1903),  Dean  of  Department  of  Educatioa,  and  (1905)  Pro- 
fessor of  Greek,  University  of  MiasisBippi,  University. 
John  Clayton  Fant,  A.M.,  '9a.  Emorv  and  Henry  CoU.;  Pd.M.,  '9^,  New  York  Univ. 
X896,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  x8th  St.  and  36th  Ave.,  Meridian. 
W.  I.  Thames,  Grad..  N.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.B. 

President  of  South  Mississippi  College,  Hattiesburg. 
1899    Cvaus  Hahlin,  D.D.,  '93,  Beloit  CoO. 

1896,  Dean  of  Tougaloo  University  for  Colored  People,  Tougaloo. 

B.  M.  Walker.  B.Sc.,  '83.  M.Sc.  '86.  Miss.  Agri.  and  Mech.  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Chicaga 

x888.   Professor  of  Mathematics,  and  (xooa)  Director  of  School  of  Engmeering,  Mississippi 
Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College,  Agricultural  College  P.  O. 
X905    D.  A.  Hill,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Miss. 

X903,  Principal  of  Boooeville  Institute  aiul  Member  of  State  Textbook  Commission,  Boooe- 
ville. 
Waltek  Thukston  Pate. 

State  Agent  of  the  American  Book  Company,  Jackson. 

C.  E.  Saunders,  B.Sc. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Greenwood. 
X906    John  Pincknry  Carr. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  aty  Schools,  313  Behnon|  St..  Vicksburg. 
Friley  B.  Woodlby.  A.M.,  Harperville  Coll. 

X90X,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob,  4x7  Walnut  St.,  Hattiesburg. 

1907  Benjamin  L.  Hatch,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Miss. 

X905,   Principal  of  High  School,  Greenville. 
Rkhard  Henry  Watkins,  A.B.,  '95,  Hampden-Sidney  Coll. 
X907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Laurel. 

1908  J.  N.  Powers,  A.M.,  M.Pd. 

State  Superintendent  of  Education,  Jackson. 
M.  Rose. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  607  Broadway,  Yazoo  City. 
Thomas  Percy  Scott.  BA..  '9a,  LL.B.  '06,  B.Ped.,  '98. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Soiools,  Brooknaven. 

nSTXTUTIONS 

x9oa    MissBsim  Agricultural  and  Mechancial  College. 

President,  J.  C  Hardr*  Librarian,  T.  W.  Davis,  Agricultural  College  P.  O. 
1903    UNiVERsiry  or  Mississipn. 

Chancellor,  Andrew  A.  Kincaxmon;  Librarian,  Mrs.  L.  M.  Hunt,  University  P.  O. 

MISSOURI 

LITE  DIRECTORS 

1886  Jambs  M.  Greenwood,  A.M.,  '73,  LL.D.,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

X874,   Supenntendent  of  Qty  Schools,  13x3  Oak  St.,  Kansas  City. 

LITE  MEMBER 

t886    Charles  Henry  Evans,  A.M.,  '78,  WilKam  Jewell  Coll. 
37x5  Olive  St.,  St.  Louis. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

1887  James  U.  White,  M.S.D. 

x899i  Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools,  806  Main  St.,  BnxMeld. 
Calvin  Milton  Woodward,  A.B.,  '60,  Harvard  Univ.,  Ph.D.,  '84,  LL.D.,  '05,  Washington  Univ.; 
and  '08  Univ.  of  Wis. 
1870,   Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Applied  Mechanics;  (x87x)  Dean  of  School  of  Enjd* 
neering  aiul  Architecture,  and   (X879)  Director  of  Manual  Training  School.  Wash- 
ington University;   3013  Hawthorne  Boul.,  St.  Louis. 
1890    Mrs.  Matilda  Evans  Riley. 

1887.  Director  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  533  Pendleton  Ave..  St.  Louis. 
X89X    John  R.  Kirk,  LL.D.,  '07.  Mo.  Wes.  Coll.  and  Park  Coll. 

X899,  President  of  State  Normal  School.  315  E.  Pierce  St.,  KirksviUe. 
F.  D.  Tbarfe. 

X899.  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Public  Library  Building,  9th  axid  Locust  Sts., 
Kansas  City.  ^ 

1893    Mary  Clitton  McCulloch. 

X883,   Supervisor  of  Public  Kindergarten.  5889  Catcs  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Florence  BiCcNeal  Porter. 

Real  Estate  Broker,  xooS  Oak  St.,  Kansas  City. 

1893  James  Underwood  Barnard. 

X897,   Oty  School  Principal,  32x1  E.  X3th  St.,  Kansas  City. 

1894  George  Victor  Buchanan,  A.M.,  '94,  McKendree  Coll. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  627  Moffett  Ave.,  Joplin. 

JOSETH  C.   HiSEY. 

1898,   Representative  of  Ginn  &  Co..  Densmore  Hotel,  Kansas  City. 


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Abthuk  B.  WAimtm. 

1006,   ProCeMor  of  School  Administratioii  SUte  Noniul  School;  res.,  316  S.  MArioo  Sl. 
KirksvUle. 
WiLUAM  Hemky  Black.  A.M.,  '76.  Wayncsborg  CoU.;  D.D.,  '88,  Cumberland  Univ.;  LL.Dm  '03, 
Westmimter  Coll.  and  '07.  Waihiiigton  Univ. 

1889,  President  of  MiaMuri  Valley  College.  40s  College  St.,  MarvhalL 
IiA  I.  Caxmack,  B.Sc..  '84.  Earlham  Coll. 

1901,  Principal  of  Central  High  School,  Kaaias  City. 
Sasah  Elizabeth  Ceodch.  B.L..  La  Grange  Coll. 

1905.  Profesaor  of  Mathematics  and  Pedagogy,  La  Grange  College,  La  Grange. 
J.  A.  KooNTZ,  M.S.D..  *96.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Kirksville.  Mo.;  A.B..  '01.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  84a  N.  Folger  St,  Canollton. 
Wiluam  Henby  Lynch,  A.B.,  *68,  A.M.,  '72,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

Principal  of  Schoob.  Cabool. 
Louis  THSiUfANN,  B.Sc.,  '85,  M.Sc., '90.  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Boone  Tcrre. 
Edmund  J.  Vekt,  Pd.D.,  '94.  Ph.B.,  '96,  Ph.  D.,  '98. 

1908.   Principal  La  Qedc  Public  School,  2745  Bacon  St.,  St.  Louis. 
John  A.  WHirsroEO. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Public  Library,  St.  Joseph. 
C.  Frucbte. 

First  Assistant,  Central  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  Josephine  Woodbury  Heermans.  A.B.,  *o5.  Park  Coll..  A.M.,  '07  Colnmhia  Univ. 

1891.  Principal  of  Whittier  School,  Lorraue  Apartments,  Kansas  City. 
W   B   Owen 

Agent  for  Ginn  8t  Co.,  Chicago;  Marquette  Hotd,  St.  Louis. 
K897    Robert  L.  Barton. 

1899,   Principal  of  Ralph  Waldo  Emerson  School,  5595  Cabanne  Ave.,  St  Louis. 
Ben  BLEwnr.  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '79,  Washington  Univ. 

1908,   Supermtendent  of  lasiruction,  Public  Schools,  9th  and  Locust  Sts.,  St.  Louis. 
John  S.  Collins,  A.B.,  '7a,  Univ.  of  Miss. 

1903,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Instruction,  Public  Schools,  3103  Eads  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Peter  Herzog. 

i88a.   Principal  of  Blair  School,  32x9  Bailey  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Alex.  H.  Noel. 

x88o.  Principal  of  Grant  School,  1393  Geyer  Ave..  St.  Louis. 
John  Richkson,  M.Sc..  •80.  A.M.  (honorary),  *84.  Ewing  Coll. 

1905,  Principal  of  St.  Louis  Industrial  School,  6x7  Dover  Place,  St.  Louis. 
X898    G.  W.  Armstrong,  B.Sc..  '71,  Eureka  Coll. 

1889.  Principal  of  Chace  School,  X4th  St.  and  Paseo;  res..  3520  Park  Ave..  Kansas  Qty. 
Joseph  Doliver  Ellipf.  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  A.M. 

X904,   High  School  Inspector  for  the  University  of  the  State  of  Missouri,  Columbia. 
William  Prentice  Evans,  A.B..  '84.  Washington  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  of  Hodgen  School,  6618  Vermont  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Thomas  P.  Jaitdon,  Jr. 

Principal  of  Webster  School;  res.,  7x0  W.  x4th  St,  Kansas  Qty. 
E.  E.  McCaslin,  A.B.,  »9a.  A.M.,  '9S,  AntlochColl. 

1904,  Principal  of  Lafayette  School.  415a  Washington  Ave..  St.  Louis. 
Oliver  Stigall,  B.S.D.,  '91,  State  Nor.  Sch..  Kirksville,  Mo. 

1899,   RepresenUtive  of  Silver,  Buidett  &  Co.,  3619  Olive  St.,  Kansas  City. 
C.  C.  Thudium,  A.m..  M.Sc..  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Washingt<»i. 
1899    William  J.  S.  Bryan,  A.B.,  '73.  A.M..  '05.  Washington  Univ. 

1908,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Instruction,  Public  Schools,  3746  Windsor  PI.,  St.  Louis. 
W.  T.  Carrinoton. 

President  of  State  Normal  School,  3U  E-  Walnut  St..  Springfield. 
Washington  Strother  Dearmont.  Pd.B.  and  A.B.,  '85.  A.M.,  *89.  Mo.  State  Univ.,  Litt.   D.,   *o7. 
Westminster  Coll. 
1899,   President  of  State  Normal  School.  903  College  Hill  Place,  Cape  Girardeau. 
Albert  Ross  Hill,  A.B.,  '9a,  Dalhousie  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '95.  Cornell  Univ.;  LL.D.  '05,  Univ.  of  S. 
Car.,  and  '08,  Dalhousie  Univ. 
1908,    President  of  University  of  Missouri,  Columbia. 
Gilbert  Burnet  Morrison,  A.M.,  '03,  Washington  Univ. 

^896,   Principal  of  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis;  res.,  Webster  Groves. 
X900    Gabriel  Nelson  Grisham,  A.B.,  '78,  Bro?ra  Univ.;  A.M..  '86,  Roger  Williams  Univ. 
1889,   Principal  of  Lincoln  High  School,  X4a4  Howard  St.,  Kansas  City. 
Gertrude  LoNCENF.cKf.R. 

1905,  Supervisor  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School,  41 1  S.  High  St.,  Kirksville. 
Robert  B.  D.  Siiiosson.  A.B..  '7c,  A.M.,  '78.  Hope  Coll. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  230  Miller  St.,  Jefferaon  City. 

X90X    Mrs.  Mary  Edwards  Griffin. 

1 89 1,    Principal  of  Lowell  School,  a 7th  and  Madison  Sts..  Kansas  City. 

MiRON  Elisha  Hard,  A.M.,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X908,    Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Kirk  wood 


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Cablos  Ika  Inqkuon.  B.Sc.,  'tS^  Valparaiso  Nor.  Sch.,  Ind.;  LL.B.,  '80,  Cent.  Vsm  Sch.  of  Ind. 

1893,  Instructor  in  jPhyiics,  Central  High  School,  4906  Fountain  Ave.,  St.  Lcuis. 
Edwabd  F.  Jackson,  A.b!,  '8x,  M.E.,  '83,  A.M.,  '00,  Washington  Univ. 

Z895,  Latin  Master,  Smith  Academy,  4400  Morgan  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Isaac  Nichols  Jitdson,  A.B.,  '73,  Yale  Univ. 

1880,  Head  Assistant  in  Central  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
Edwaed  G.  Lylx. 

Representative  of  D.  C.  Heath  8c  Co.,  38x8  Cleveland  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
LowKxx  M.  McAfkk.  A.M.,  '80.  Park  CoU.;  LL.D..  '03,  Knox  CoU. 

XQoa,  President  of  Park  College,  ParkviUe. 
John  Wilson  Million,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M^  '01,  William  Jewell  CoQ. 

1897.   President  of  Hardin  College,  Mexico. 
Opbklxa  a.  Pauusb. 

XO03,   librarian  of  State  Normal  School,  xx6  E.  Jefferson  St.,  Kirksville. 
Casl  G.  Rathhann. 

Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Board  of  Education  Bldg.,  9th  and 
Locust  Sts.,  St.  Louis. 
William  Schuylkr,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '77,  Washington  Univ. 

X904,  Assistant  Principal  oif  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
S.  A.  Undexwood. 

Principal  of  Wcstport  High  School,  3632  Gilham  Road.  Kansas  City. 
William  Wadk  Waltbis,  B.S.D.,  '89,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Kirksville,  Mo. 

X899,  Pxindpal  of  Eliot  School,  xxaz  Etsel  Terrace.  St.  Louis. 
John  V.  Wettle. 

X899.  Principal  of  day  School.  3>a>  Harper  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Austin  Elgin  Wilbeb,  Grad.  *98.  Pd.M..  '07,  Mich.  St.,  Nor.  Coll.;  A.B..  ^03.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Traimng  School,  State  Normal  School,  401  S.  Hdden  Ave..  War- 
rensburg. 
B.  F.  Allen,  A.B..  A.M.,  Atlanta  Univ.-^   Ph.D..  Moiris  Brown  CoU.;   LL.D.,  Wilberforce  Univ. 

X90S,  President  of  Tinroln  Institute,  Jefferson  City. 
FxANCis  Edmiston  Cooe.  A.M.,  Williams  Coll. 

1869,   Principal  of  Wayman  Crow  School,  4419  W.  Mptgan  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Rkbakd  H.  Embxsson,  B.Sc.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

X907,  Dcparbnent  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  Fifth  District  Normal  School;  res.,  407  S. 
Main  St.,  Maryville. 
HowAEO  A.  Gass. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  and  Editor  of  "Minouri  School  Jour- 
nal," 319  £.  High  St..  Jefferson  Qty. 
W.  D.  Geove,  M.S.D.,  '9a,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Kirksvflle.  Mo. 

x9oa.   Superintendent  of  City  Public  Schools,  xaa  Plant  Ave.,  Webster  Groves. 
B.  F.  Habt,  M.Sc.,  '95.  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

Wcstport  High  School,  Kansas  City. 
Mbs.  Makt  Hooan  Ludlvm. 

1890,   Instructor  in  Physical  Culture,  Central  High  School,  44S>  N.  Belle  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Helen  Mooke  Phillips.  Ph.B..  'ox,  Washington  Univ. 

1899.  Principal  of  Phillips  School,  3643  Washington  Boul.,  St.  Louis. 
Chables  E.  WriTEB,  A.B..  '97.  Northwestern  Univ.;  A.M.,  '04,  Washington  Univ. 
X903,  Principal  01  Fremont  School,  536a  McPharson  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Lewis  Daewin  Ames.  Litt.  B.,  W  Univ.  of  Mo.;  A.B.,  '01,  A.M..  'oa,  Ph.D..  '04,  Harvard  Univ. 

X903,   Assistant  Professor  of  Matheinatics,  University  of  Missouri.  Columbia. 
Anna  Vandalaine  Heneel. 

1905,   Teacher  of  Drawing.  Teacher's  College,  a6x4a  St.  Vincent  Ave..  St.  Louis;  address 
for  X908  Pratt  Institute.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Thomas  M.  Johnson.  A.B.,  '71,  A.M.,  '75.  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame. 

President  of  Board  of  Education,  Osceola. 
Madeline  Lasae. 

Head  Assistant  in  Grammar  School,  5620  Minnesota  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
WnxiAM  H.  Maxtin,  A.B.,  '04.  Mo.  VaUev  Coll. 

1899,   Principal  of  Morse  School;  res.,  3ia6  Tracy  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 
Gboxge  Melchee.  A.B..  '98,  Drury  Coll. 

X907,   Department  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  1x07  Bardell  St.,  Springfield. 
Waltex  McNab  Millex.  B.Sc.,  '85,  Ohio  St.  Univ.;  M.D.,  Cooper  Med.  Coll. 

X9oa,   Professor  of  Pathology  and  Bacteriology,  University  of  Missouri,  Columbia. 
Sr  amlxt  H.  Mooxx. 

X904«  Head  Assistant  in  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
Has.  Fannie  Ball  Pebxin. 

Associate  Principal  and  Teacher  of  English  in  the  Principia,  15  Prindpia  Park,  St 
Louis. 
HoxACX  C.  Small,  A.B.,  'ox,  Harvard  Univ. 

X90X,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Manual  Training  High  School,  Kansas  City;  res.  7sth  St. 
Terrace  and  Troost  Ave.,  Mariborough  Heights,  Jackson  Co. 
Wilbblm  Reek  Viceboy,  Ph.B.,  Washington  Univ. 

X904,   Princind  of  Manual  Training  School  of  Washington  University.  3901  Rauschen- 
bach  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Maby  L.  Williams. 

Principal  of  Gratiot  School,  5500  Catea  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 


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1904    Gbosge  Fskdexic  Aykis,  Ph.D..  '97.  Westminster  Coll. 

President  of  Lindenwood  College  for  Women,  is  CoOefe  St.,  St.  Chsrles. 
SAB/tH  E.  Bell. 

X906,   Head  Assistant  in  Cote  Brilliante  School,  4556  McMiUan  Ave..  St.  Louis. 
Masv  J.  Bkaoy. 

1898,  Primary  Sapenrisor,  Public  Schools,  331a  Caroline  St,  St.  Louis. 
Isabel  G.  Bbislin. 

Z899,  Second  Assistant  in  Crow  School,  S935  Dixoo  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Beui-ah  M.  Bbdnneb. 

1907,    Principal  of  Intermediate  Department  and  Supenriaor  of  Drawing.  Training  School, 
State  Normal  School;  res..  £.  Grover  St.,  WaRenshuig. 
P.  M.  Bock,  Jb.,  A.B.,  '97.  A.M.,  '98*  Ohio  Wes,  Univ.;  A.M., '00,  Harvard  Univ. 

X900,  Head  of  Department  of  English,  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
Helen  M.  Bubbbll. 

1899,  Teacher  of  Domestic  Science  and  Fourth  Assistant,    Sumner  High  School.  3936 

Shaw  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
William  M.  Botleb.  A.B.,  Coll.  of  N.  J. 

1905.    Assistant  Principal  of  Yeatman  High  School,  S636  Osage  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Mas.  Anna  Snbed  Caibns. 

President  of  Forest  Park  University,  St.  Louis. 
Maby  £.  Cabb. 

X895,  First  Primary  Assistant,  Washington  School,  5044  Raymond  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Alice  M.  Conmobs. 

1907,  First  Assistant  in  RxKk  Spring  School,  6248  Famous  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Katx  E.  Cbowlsy. 

1900,  Seoood  Assistant  in  Sheiman  School,  39x9  Sheridan  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Annie  E.  Cuno. 

X900.  Head  Assistant  in  Fremont  School.  4301  Washington  Ave..  St.  Louis. 
Cbesteb  Bickiobo  Cubtis,  B.L..  '80.  M.L.,  '93,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X908,   Principal  of  Central  High  School.  Grand  Ave.  and  Windsor  PI.,  St.  Louis. 
Fannie  E.  Dbkenoa. 

First  Assistant  in  Dozicr  School,  4822  Fountain  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Mas.  Sabah  E.  Dillon. 

X893,   Pqndpal  of  Benton  School,  3867  Page  Boul.,  St.  Louis. 
Stephen  Abnolo  Douglass,  *B.Sc.,  99,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X904,   Head  Assistant  in  Central  High  School,  5543  Von  Versen  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
R.  C.  F.  DuNRAurr,  A.M.,  Williams  Coll. 

189a,  Head  Assistant  in  Central  High  School.  403a  Peck  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Mas.  Gebtbudb  Edmondson. 

Z895,   Principal  of  Ashland  School;  res.,  3016  Prospect  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 
WiLLUM  Lewis  Eikenbebby,  B.L.,  'pa,  Mt.  Morris  Coll.;  B.Sc..  '04.  Univ.  of  Midi. 

X904,   First  Assistant  in  McKinley  High  School;  res.,  4233  Russell  Ave.,  St.  Louia. 
LiLLiE  R.  Ebnst,  Ph.B.,  '9a,  Washington  Univ.,  A.M.,  '07. 

1907,   Principal  of  Cote  Brilliante  School,  3503  Halliday  St..  St.  Louis. 
Allen  German  Eschbach,  A.B.,  'oa.  Harvard  Univ. 

X904,   Instructor  in  the  Classics,  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
Amalia  Fett. 

X895,   First  Assistant  in  Shepard  School,  44x6  S.  Broadway,  St.  Louis. 
Mathilde  Feitssneb. 

X901,   Head  Assistant  in  Shepard  School,  a6z6  S.  7th  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Henbietta  Fborabd. 

1907.  Acting  Principal  ot  Duncan  Avenue  School,  35x7a  Park  Ave.,  St.'Louis. 
Josephine  Gabbigues. 

1895,   Prindpal  of  Frocbcl  School;  res.,  3501  Pestalozzi  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Emma  Chablotte  Goebel. 

X903,   Second  Assistant  in  Roe  School,  6604  Mitchell  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
David  E.  Gobdon. 

X899,  Prindpal  of  L'Ouverture  School,  37x5  S.  Compton  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Andbew  J.  GossiN. 

1900,   Assistant  in  Sumner  High  School,  4583  Garfidd  Ave.,  St.  Loui^. 
RoBEKT  A.  Gbant.  B.C.S.,  Tri-State  Nor.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,   Commercial  Department,  Yeatman  High  School,  St.  Louis,;  res.,  Webster  Grores. 
Carkie  E.  Gbippttr. 

1900,   Second  Assistant  in  Central  High  School,  5089  Cabanne  Ave.,  St.  Lotus. 
Fannie  B.  Gkipptth. 

1898,   Primary  Supervisor,  Public  Schools,  5089  Cabanne  Ave.,  St.  Loub. 
Sallib  W.  Gbuftth. 

1889,   Prindpal  of  Doner  School,  5089  Cabanne  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
W.  W.  Grifpith,  M.Sc.,  'oo,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

X906.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob,  Ferguson. 
Frances  J.  Guebdan. 

1908.  Teacher  in  Special  School  No.  x  for  the  Training  of  Backward  Children,  3454  Pesta- 

lozzi St..  St.  Louis.  * 

William  J.  Hawkins.  Ph.B.,  '00.  Mo.  Valley  Coll. 

X906,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Warrensburg. 


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IQ04    Mrs.  Atlanta  E.  Heckek. 

1905,  Assistant  in  Industrial  School,  3018  Pine  St.,  St.  Louis. 

Earle  Raymond  Hedkick,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A  Ji.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  'ox,  GOttingen, 
Germany. 
XQ03,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Univernty  of  Missouri,  30a  S.  oth  St.,  Columbia. 
Emily  Mai  Helbig. 

1906,  First  Assistant  in  Cote  Brilliante  School,  18x6  Cora  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Mss.  Cakoltne  C.  Helms. 

1890.   Second  Assistant,  Public  Schools,  4328  W.  Belle  PI.,  St.  Louis. 
OTnuE  Hekzoc. 

1906,   Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schoob,  32x9  Bailey  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 


Eenest  Godfrey  HorFSTKN,_B.Sc.,  'or,  Ph.D.,  'ojj,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1904,   TeacI        ~"  " 

Geetkude  M.  Hogan, 


1904.   Teacher  of  English,  McKinley 


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School,  St.  Louis. 


1894,  Principal  of  DougUs  School,  3837  Page  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
H.  H.  Holmes.  B.Sc.,  '85.  So.  Ind.  Nor.  Coll. 

1906,  Vice-Principal  of  Central  High  School,  Kansas  City. 
Jessie  B.  Hough. 

1903,   First  Assistant  in  Dozier  School,  X09  E.  Essex  Ave.,  Kirkwood. 
William  Henry  HurrMAN,  A.B.,  '95,  Denison  Univ. 

X90a,  Teacher  in  Sumner  mgh  School,  3540  S.  Je£fer8on  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Alice  C.  Huth. 

1898.   Head  Assistant  in  Chouteau  School,  23290  Virginia  Ave.,  St.  Louu. 
B.  F.  KiZER,  A.B.,  A.M..  Wittenberg  CoU. 

1903,   Director  of  Department  of  English  Manual  Training  High  Sdvool,  3538  Olive  St., 
Kansas  City. 
Gideon  D.  Knopp,  A.B.,  '91,  Ind.  Univ. 

1903,  Principal  of  Carroll  School,  3941  Washington  Boul..  St.  Louis. 
George  Platt  Knox,  B.Sc.,  '9^,  Cornell  Univ. 

1905.   Principal  of  Yeatman  High  School.  Garrison  and  Palm  Aves.,  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  Fannie  L.  Lacrmund,  Ph.B..  '84,  Washington  Univ. 

1904,  Assistant  in  Teachers'  College;  res.,  3935  Castleman  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Aetbur  D.  Langston,  A.B..  '77,  A.M.,  '85.  Oberlin  Coll. 

1894,   Principal  of  Dumas  School,  3540  S.  Jefiferson  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Albert  B.  Lawyer,  A.B.,  Washington  Univ. 

X90I.   Principal  of  Ames  School,  x4th  and  Herbert  Sts.;  res.,  57x5  Clemens  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Charles  Leckrone,  A.B.,  *oo,  A.M.,  '03,  Indiana  Univ. 

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Ella  M.  Logue. 


Assistant  Priadpal  of  Manual  Training  School,  Washington  University,  St.  Louis. 


X899,  Second  Assistant  in  Shields  School,  3833  Fhul  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Charlotte  A.  Lynch. 

1895,   Second  Assistant  in  Chouteau  School,  355a  Olive  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Joseph  H.  Markley. 

1900.   Principal  of  Switzer  School,  ai4  E.  35th  St..  Kansas  City. 
George  N.  Martin. 

X906,   Principal  of  Farragut  School,  5584  Maple  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Juntos  Lathrop  Meriam,  A.B.,  '95,  Oberlin  Coll.;  A.M.,  'oa,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '05,  Columbia 
Univ. 

1905,   Professor  of  Theory  and  Practice  of  Teaching,  Teachers*  College,  University  of 
Missouri,  Westmount,  Columbia. 
A.  R.  Morgan,  B.S.D..  'oa,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  KirksviUe,  Mo. 

1899,   Principal  of  Wyman  School,  3490  Flad  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Nell  G.  Nichoijon. 

1899.  Pint  Assistant  in  Field  School,  5036  Cabanne  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  Mary  Brown  Pares. 

Teacher  of  Elm  Springs  Public  School;   res.,  Bagnell,  Miller  Co. 
Genevieve  Phelan. 

1900,  Second  Assistant  in  Fremont  School,  Wisconsin  and  Pestaloszi  Sts.,  St.  Louis. 
John  B.  Quinn,  A.M.,  '85,  Christian  Bros.  Coll. 

1893,   First  .Assistant  in  Central  High  School  and  (X905)  Chief  of  Attendance  Office,  Board 
of  Education;  res.,  4595  Cote  Brilliante  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
John  H.  Rare. 

1900,   Principal  of  Arlington  School,  16x5  Burd  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Ira  Richardson.  Ph.B..  '97,  Central  Coll.,  A.M.,  '08,  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,  Department  of  School  Administration  and  History  of  Education,  State  Normal  School, 
Springfidd. 

Mr<%.  Mary  E.  Robinson. 

1878,  Principal  of  Baden  School,  8x47  Church  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Wallis  Gibson  Rowe,  A.B.,  '97,  Yale  Univ. 

1898,  Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  Smith" Academy,  St.  Louis. 
Jessie  Sander.son. 

i899<   Principal  of  Longfellow  School,  39x5  Campbell  St.,  Kansas  Gty. 
Johanna  Schmidt. 

1899.  Director  of  Kindergarten,  Shepard  School,  36340  Pennsylvania  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 


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Z904    Helen  Schwameb. 

1903,  First  Asaistmnt  in  Irving  School;  res.,  3405a  Pouloca  St., -St  Looit. 
Ckaklbs  H.  Slater,  Ph.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,  Head  of  Department  of  Physici,  Wm.  McKinley  High  School;  res.,  4176a  ^"^Hn*" 

Ave..  St.  Louis. 
Maicabet  K.  Slates.  Grad., '70.  St.  Louis  Nor.  Sch. 

1894,   Principal  of  Rock  Spring  School;  res.,  4318  Page  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 

L  J.  Smttb. 

1893,   Principal  of  Adams  School,  5474  Clemens  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Marshall  S.  Snow,  A.B.,  '6<.  A.M..  '68,  Harvard  Vniv.;  LL.D.,  '05.  VVashingtoo  Univ. 

1870,   Professor  of  History  and  Dean  of  College,  Washington  Univcnity,  St.  Lmiia. 
Tbomas  Edwin  Spencer. 

1903,  Principal  of  Irving  School,  11 15  Aubert  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Frank  O.  Spohrer. 

1904,  Principal  of  Schools,  Hcnaann. 
Wyandotte  James  Stevens,  A.M.,  '83,  Nor.  Normal  Univ. 

1901.  Principal  of  Eugene  Field  School;  res.,  4043  Juniata  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Phux>  S.  Stevenson,  A.B.,  '94,  Washington  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  of  Webster  School;  res.,  4434  Westminster  PI.,  St.  Louis. 
Marie  E.  Stocker. 

1893,  First  Assistant  in  Franx  Sigel  School;  res..  a8io  Eads  Ave.  St.  Louis. 
L.  W.  Teuteberc,  A.B.,  '70,  Washington  Univ. 

1907.   Principal  of  DivoU  School;  res..  5880  Etael  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Aug.  O.  Thornton. 

1900,  Director  of  Manual  Training,  Sumner  High  School;  res.,  905  W.  Kaiuaa  St.^ 
St.  Louis. 
Laura  J.  Tichbnor. 

1905,  Principal  of  Canterbury  School;  res.,  4170  Botanical  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Stella  Trceblood. 

1898.  Third  Assistant  (Drawing)  in  Yeatman  High  School;  res..  5943  Maple  Ave..  St.  Louin. 
Mrs.  Rose  A.  Tucker. 

1881,'  Second  Asdstant  in  Blair  School;  res.,  1439  Dodien  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Franklin  M.  Underwood.  A.B.,  *oa,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1903,  Principal  of  Rose  Fanning  School;  res..  363a  Blaine  Ave..  St.  Louis. 
Elma  J.  Websteb. 

1889,  Prindpa)  of  Hamilton  School ;  res.,  1205  E.  3xst  St.,  Kansas  Oty. 
Joseph  M.  WnrrE  A.B.,  »8i.  A.M..  '01.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  1103  Gairison  Ave.,  Carthage. 
Walteb  H.  Wilcox. 

1897.   Principal  of  Jackson  School;  res.,  433  Foote  Ave.,  Webstar  Groves. 
Mabcarbt  L.  Yobe,  A.B.,  Viaiution  Acad. 

1899.  First  Assistant  in  Primary  Grade,  Patrick  Hem-y  School;  res.,  11  sua  Atlanthoa  St., 
^  St.  Louis. 

1905    L.  Kate  Bigos,  B.Sc..  La  Grange  Coll. 

X899.  Principal  of  Horace  Mann  School;  res.,  36x8  Forest  Ave..  Kansas  Qty. 
J." A.  Dbushel,  A.B..  '95.  A.M.,  '97.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.B.,  »os,  Yale  Univ. 

1905.   Department  of  Natural  Science.  Teachers  College,  Park  and  Theresa  Sts.,  St.  Louis. 
Samuel  McKnioht  Green,  B.S.D.,  '85.  Third  Dist.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Mo. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Missouri  School  for  the  Blind;  res.,  3815  Magnolia  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Kathabine  Hauspebgeb. 

Teacher  in  Sherman  School;  res.,  5368  Bartmer  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
R.  A.  KissACK. 

X904,  Head  Assistant  in  Yeatman  High  School;  res.,  a9xa  Pahn  St..  St.  Louis. 

Emma  J.  Lockett. 

1890.  Principal  of  Linwood  School;  res.,  3618  Forest  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 
Geobge  S.  Mubbay. 

Local  Manager,  Dictaphone  Co.  of  America,  938  Viact  Building,  St.  Louis. 

A.  F.  Smtth. 

1889.  Teacher  of  English,  Central  High  School;  res.,  331a  Olive  St.,  Kansas  Qty. 
Romeo  Allen  West,  B.S.D.,  'ox.  Lincoln  Inst.        • 

Secretary  anid  Librarian,  Linoohi  Institute,  Jeflcnon  Qty. 

John  D.  Wilson. 

Dean  of  Faculty,  and  Department  of  Theory  and  Practice  of  Education,  State  NomaJ 
School;  res.,  X40X  £.  Filmore  St.,  Kirks>-iUe. 

John  W.  WrrnEBS.  A.M.,  'oa.  Ph.D.,  '04.  Yale  Univ. 

X905,   President  of  Teachers  College;  res.,  5105  Fairmount  Ave.,  St  Louis. 

Mas.  Josephine  Silone- Yates.  A.M.,  '03. 

xooa.  Professor  of  English  and  History,  Lincohx  Institute,  Jeftenao  Qty. 

XO06    Webbett  Wallace  Chabters,  Ph.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907,   Assistant  Professor  of  Theory  of  Teaching,  Teachers  College,  University  of  Missouri, 
Columbia. 

Fbank  C.  Touton,  Ph.B.,  *ox.  Lawrence  Univ. 

X904,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Central  High  School;  res.,  3838  Harrison  Boul.,  Kansas 
Qty. 


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1907    August  Abrens. 

1907,  Director  of  Manual  Traming,  State  Normal  School,  WarreDsbiug. 
Chables  Ammerman,  A.B.,  '9a,  De  Pauw  Univ.;  A.M..  '07.  111.  St.  Univ. 

1903,   Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  McKinley  High  School;  res.,  3971  RusseU  Ave. , 
St.  Louis. 
E.  M.  Cartkr,  Bb.  in  Ed.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Mo. 

Inspector  of  Rural  Schools  for  Sute  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Jefferson  City. 
Homes  Maetisn  Coge,  B.Sc.,  '90,  A.M.,  '06,  LL.D.,  '08,  La  Grange  Coll. 

X907,   President  of  StateiNormal  School,  Maryville. 
J.  C.  Edwabds,  B.L..  '99.  A.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1907,  Principal  of  Lincoln  School;  res.,  3826  Labadie  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
M.  Teresa  Finn 

1899,  Supervisor  of  Music,  High  School,  Normal,  and  Grammar  Schools,  Central  High  School, 
St.  Louis. 
Clare  W.  Hetrerington,  A.B.,  '05.  Leiand  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1900,  Professor  of  Phystad  Education  and  Director  of  Department,  University  of  Missouri, 
Columbia. 
Mrs.  Emma  Gertrude  Lease,  Ph.B..  '97,  Univ.  of  Colo.;  Pd.M,.  '98,  New  York  Univ. 

1908,  Principal  of  Training  School,  Sute  Normal  School,  Maryville.        , 
Joseph  Camvbell  Lnxv,  B.P.,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Kirksville,  Mo. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  8a  i  W.  Coates  St.,  Moberiy. 
Eva  Perry  Moore,  A.B.,  *73,  Vassar  Coll. 

1903,  Trustee  of  vassar  College;  3135  Lafayette  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
G.  H.  Reavis,  Pd.M..  '06,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Wan«nsburg.  Mo. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  P.  O.  Box  3.  Breckenridge. 
J.  B.  Rogers.  A.B.,  W  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Chillioothe,  Mo. 

1907,  Sdux>r Commissioner  of  Monroe  County,  Madison. 

Robert  Washington  Selvidge,  Pd.B.,  '00,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Warrensburg.,  Mo.;  B.Sc.,  '08.  Teachers 
CoU.,  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,  Professor  of  Manual  Training  Teachers  College,  University  of  Missouri,  503  Williams 

St.,  Columbia. 

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Principal  of  Scarritt  School;  res.,  306x  E.  9th  St.,  Kansas  City. 
X908    Carter  Alexander,  A.B.,  '06.  A.M..  '08,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1908,     Research  Scholar,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York  City;  home 
address,  Paris. 
Ellen  B.  Atwater,  A.B.,  '91,  Cotner  Univ.,  A.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1903,  Teacher  in  Central  High  School;  res.,  3439  McKean  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Ida  L.  Barley. 

1904,   Principal  of  Jackson  School;  re^.,  7x3  Brooklyn  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 
William  Salem  Brown,  B.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Missouri. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Shelbyville. 
William  M.  Chapman. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Steelville. 
Edna  D.  Day,  B.Sc.,  '96,  M.Sc.,  ♦97.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D.,  'oo,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Home  Economics  (in  charge),  University  oif  Missouri,  906 
Conley  Ave.,  Columbia. 
Milton  Frye,  A.B.,  '03,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1904,  Instructor  in  English,  McKinley  High  School;  St.  Louis. 

James  H.  Gainett,  A.B„  '83.  A.M.,  '86,  Oberiin  CoU.;  B.D.,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  D.D.,  Sdma  Univ. 

President  of  Western  College  and  Agricultural  Institute,  Macon. 
David  R.  Gebhart. 

X905,  Director  of  Music,  SUte  Normal  School;  res.,  604  S.  High  St.,  Kirksville. 
TnxiE  C.  Geces. 

1904,   Primary  Supervisor,  1333  La  Salle  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Lewis  Gustafsoit  A.B.,   '00,   Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907,   Superintendent  David  Ranken,  Jr.  Sch.  of  Mechanical  Trades,  Room  X003  Holland 
Bunding,  St.  Louis. 
Ernest  Horn,  B.S.,  *o7,  A.M.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Missouri. 

Assistant  in  Education,  University  of  Missouri,  Box  43,  Columbia. 
Theodore  D.  Kelsey,  B.Sc.,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1907,   Teacher  of  Chemistry,  Central  High  School;  res.,  3710  Finney  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Perl  A.  Minice. 

1904,   Director  of  Music,  State  Normal  School,  Warrensburg. 
Thomas  M.  Muir,  A.B.,  '04,  William  Jewell  Coll. 

Principal  of  Ott  School;   res.,  3x1  N.  Pleasant  St.,  Independence. 
Millard  E.  Myers. 

Principal  of  Public  Schools,  Freeman. 
Frane  L.  Williams,  A.B.,  '89,  Berea  Coll.;   A.M.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 
1900.   Principal  of  Sumner  High  School,  St.  Louis. 

institutions 
1895    University  op  Missouri. 

President,  A.  Ross  Hill;  Secretary,  J.  G.  Babb,  Columbia. 
1900    Free  Public  Library,  St.  Joseph. 

President,  J.  W.  Atwill;  Ubrarian,  Purd  B.  Wright,  St.  Joseph. 
St.  Louis  Public  Library. 

librarian  and  Secretary,  F.  M.  Crunden,  9th  and  Locust  Sts.,  St.  Louis. 


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iQoi    St.  Louis  UmvEKsmr  Libkasy. 

President,  John  P.  Frieden;  Lifaraiisn,  Frands  S.  Bettoi,  St.  Louis. 
iQoa    Paek  College. 

'  President,  Lowell  M.  McAfee;  Seaetary  snd  LOwarisn,  Austin  D.  Wolfe,  Paikville. 

IQ04    St.  Lodis  Mekcaktile  LnmAiY  Association. 

Librarisn,  Wm.  L.  R.  Gifford,  St.  Louis. 
St.  Stanislaus  SEHDfAKY. 

President,  Rev.  Joseph  Grinundsmui;  Librarisn,  Mstthev  Geminf ,  Florissant, 
igos    Kansas  Crrv  Public  Libkaiy. 

LiborarUn,  Mrs.  Carrie  Weitlake  Whitney,  gth  and  Locust  Sts..  Kansas  Qty. 
State  Noemal  School.  Waeeensbubo. 

President,  William  J.  Hawkins;  Librarian,  Flora  B.  RoberU.  Warrensburc. 
X906    MissouEi  State  Noemal  School,  Thieo  Dutbict. 

President,  W.  S.  Deannont;  Librarian,  R.  S.  Douglass,  Cape  Girardeau. 
Sedalia  Public  Libeaey. 

Librarian,  Florence  Whittier,  Sedalia. 

1907  Westminstee  College  Libeaby. 

President,  David  R.  Kerr;  Librarian,  W.  H.  Kcxr,  Fulton. 

MONTANA 

ACnVE  MFIfBTtB 

1889    ROBBBT  GuY  Young.  M.Sc.,  '77,  Upper  Iowa  Univ.;  PIlM.,  '88,  Conidl  ColL;  PdJ>n  'ot,  Mmc 
Wes.  Univ. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  High  School  Building,  Box  1413.  Butte. 
189a    OscAE  J.  Ceaio,  A.M..  De  Pauw  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Wooster  Univ. 

President  of  University  of  Montanis,,  University  Ave.,  Miiioiils 
1895    Cynthia  Elieabbth  Reiley,  B.Sc. 

1895,   Professor  of  Matheiqatics,  University  of  Montana,  809  E.  Cedar  St.,  MissouIb. 
1899    S.  D.  Labgent. 

1898.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Bach-Cory  Block.  Great  Falls. 
1901    John  B.  Beown,  M.Sc.,  '93,  Kans.  Agri.\}oU. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Indian  Training  School,  Fort  Shaw. 
Randall  J.  Condon.  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  'oa.  Colby  Coll. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  506  N.  Rodney  St..  Helena, 
xgoa    Waeo  Higlev  Nye,  A.B.,  *ox,  Oberiin  Coll. 

Z908,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Billings. 
W.  C.  Ryan,  A.B.,  '95,  M.Sc.,  '98,  N.I.  Nor.  Sch. 

1903,   Principal  of  Sweet  Grass  High  School,  Big  Timber. 
Daniel  Webstee  Tuceee,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  *o3,  Indiana  Univ. 
1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Libbv. 

1903  William  M.  Abeb,  A.B.,  '78,  Yale  Univ. 

189s,   Professor  of  Latin,  University  of  Montana,  Missoula. 
John  W.  Cuetis,  Grad.,  '01  Tex.  St.  Nor.  Sch.  Grad  *o8  Bnufley  Polytechnic  Inst. 
1908,   Director  of  Manual  Training  Public  Schools,  Helena. 

1904  Lucy  Hamilton  Caeson.  Ph.B.,  '98,  The  Univ.  of  Chicago;  A.M.,  '99,  Univ.  of  111. 

1901,  Professor  of  English,  Montana  State  Normal  College,  DiUon. 
RiSDON  J.  Cunningham. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob.  7ao  Babcock  St.,  W.,  Boaeman. 
Eloise  Knowles,  Ph.B.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Mont. 

1898,   Instructor  of  Drawing,  University  of  Montana,  Bos  34,  MiasooU. 
Heney  H.  Swain,  A.B..  '84,  Beloit  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

iQoi,   President  of  Montana  State  Normal  College,  Dillon. 
Lewis  Teewilligee. 

1993,   Principal  of  Park  County  High  School,  Livingston. 

1905  Wyatt  W.  Jones. 

Principal  of  Teton  County  High  School.  Choteau. 

1906  J.  Ulysses  Williams. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  310  So.  6th  St.,  E.,  Missoula. 
X907    W.  F.  Book,  A.M..  Indiana  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Clark  Univ. 

Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Education,  University  of  Montana,  Missoula. 
L.  R.  FooTE,  B.L.,  OtUwa  Univ. 

1905,   Principal  of  Beaverhead  County  High  School,  Dillon. 

1908  H.  C.  Spillman. 

Teacher  of  Commercial  Branches,  High  School,  Butte. 
Jessie  E.  Tyleb. 

Principal  Teacher,  Flathead  Indian  Boarding  School.  Jocko. 

institutions 
1899    Montana  State  College  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Aets. 

President,  James  M.  HamilKm,  Bozeman. 
190a    State  Boaed  of  Education. 

Superintendent,  W.  E.  Harmon,  Helena. 
1903    Helena  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Marguerite  Bowden,  Helena. 
1906    Missoula  Pitblic  Libeaby. 

Secretary,  Wm.  M.  Aber;  librarian.  Grace  M.  Stoddard.  Missoula. 


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x8S3    Mrs.  Gracs  B.  Sudborougr. 

1898,  Teacher  in  High  School.  390  S.  a6th  St.,  Omaha. 

ACTXVR  MmBERS 

1890    Lizzie  L.  Banker. 

190Z,   Principal  of  Leavenworth  School;  res.,  63a  S.  xyth  Ave.,  Omaha. 
William  Mehard  Davidson,  A.B.,  Kansas  Univ.;  Pd.D. 

1904,   Superintendent  6L  Instruction,  508  City  Hall,  res.  1336  S.  30th  Ave.,  Omaha. 
iSga    WaLiAM  Kirk  Fowler. 

Managing  Editor  of  The  Nebraska  Teacher,  1789  S.  a6th  St.,  Lincoln. 

1894  Anna  M.  Tibbets.  A.B.,  '04,  A.M.,  '08,  St.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

189a,    Principal  of  Temple  High  School  of  The  University  of  Nebraska,  1833  G  St.,  Lincoln. 

1895  Charles  Edwin  Bessey.  B.Sc.,  '69,  M.Sc.,  '7a,  Mich.  Agri.  Coll.;  Ph.D..  *79,  Univ.  of  Iowa;  LL.D., 

*98.  Iowa  Coll. 
1884,  Professor  of  Botany  and  Dean  of  College  of  Sdence,  University  of   Nebraska,  1507 
R.  St.,  Lincoln. 
Edwin  J.  Bodwell,  B.Sc,  '88,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Scboola,  709  N.  xath  St.,  Beatrice. 
W.  A.  Clark,  A.B.,  '7a.  A.M.  '85,  Pd.D..  '94,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.M..  '99,  Harvard  Univ  ;  Ph.D., '00, 
Univ.  of  Chicago. 
Professor  of  Psychok>gy  and  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School,  7ao  W.  a3d  St.,  Kearney. 
James  W.  Crabtree,  A.M.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1904,  President  of  State  Normal  School,  Peru. 

G.  W.  A.  Luckbt,  A.B..  '94.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *oo.  Cohmibia  Univ. 

1895,  Head  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  NelMraaka,  1439  R.  St.,  Lincoln. 
A.  L.  McLaughlin. 

•  Representative  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  1535  C  St.,  Lincohi. 

Albert  Alison  Reed,  A.B.,  '98,  Univ  of  Nebr. 

1907,  Inspector  of  Accredited  Schools,  and  Associate  Professor  of  Secondary  Education, 

University  of  Nebraska,  Station  A,  Lincoln. 

Charles  W.  Weeks. 

Director  of  Music.  Fremont  Normal  School,  and  Supervisor  of  Music,  City  Schoob; 
res.,  337  E.  Mibtary  St.,  Fremont. 

1896  Howard  Walter  Caldwell,  Ph.B.,  *8o,  A.M..  '94,  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  Ph.M. 

189a,   Professor  of  American  History  and  Politics,  University  of  Nebraska,  1415  B.  St., 
Sta.  A.,  lincotai. 
William  R.  Jackson,  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Nebraska. 

1908,  Dean  of  Teachers  College  and  Director  of  the  Nebraska  Wesleyan  University 

Summer  School,  University  Place. 
Harry  Kirke  Wolfe,  A.B.,  '80,  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '86,  Leiprig. 

1906,    Professor  of  Educational  Psychology.  University  of  Nebraska;    res.,  1737  J  St., 
Lincoln. 

1897  Frederic  W.  Sander.^.  A.B.,  '83,  Coll.  of  Gty  of  New  York;  A.M..  '9a.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '95, 

Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School,  1304  G  St.,  Lincoln. 

1899  E.  Benjamin  Andrews,  LL.D..  '84.  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  D.D.,  '84,  Colby  Univ. 

1900,   Chancellor  of  University  of  Nebraska,  Station  A.;  res.,  1848  Prospect  St.,  Lincoln. 
Robert  J.  Barr. 

x88a.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  10x5  W.  Division  St.,  Grand  Island. 
J.  A.  Beattie,  A.M.,  '76,  Bethany  Coll.;  LL.D. 

1904,  Department  of  Economics  and  Sociok)gy,  Cotner  University,  145a  Q  St.,  Lincoln. 
John  D.  French. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  7a8  Hastings  Ave.,  Hastings. 

1900  George  L.  Towne.  A.B.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Editor  of  "Nebraska  Teacher,"  134  N.  xith  St.,  Lincoln. 
ZQoi     A.  L.  Caviness,  Ph.B.,  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  804  D  St..  Fairbury. 
W.  H.  Gardner,  B.Sc. 

1904,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  448  W.  9th  St.,  Fremont. 
Davi^  Bennett  Gilbert,  B.Sc..  '90,  Central  Nor.  Coll.;  A.B.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 
835  Union  St.,  Fremont. 
1909    Irving  S.  Cotter,  B.Sc.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1900,  State  Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.,  134  N.  xxth  St.,  Lincohi. 
Clark  A.  Fulmer.  Ph.B..  '98,  Nebr.  Wrs.  Univ. 

1 908,   Dean  of  College  of  liberal  Arts  and  Professor  of  Zofllogy ,  Nebraska  Wesleyan  Univers- 
ity, 200X  R  St..  University  Place. 
Henry  H.  Hahn,  A.M.,  '95.  North  West.  Univ. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  BUur. 
William  Frederick  Kunze   B.Sc.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

63X  S.  aoth.  St.,  Omaha. 
James  W.  Searson.  A.M.,  '99.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Professor  of  English  and  Literature,  State  Normal  School,  Pttu. 
1903    Clara  B.  Mason 

Principal  of  Training  School,  635  N.  41st  Ave.,  Omaha. 


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H.  A.  Semtek,  B.Sc.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  Ph.D.,  '96,  Heidelberg. 

1897.   Hetd  of  Deputment  of  Cbemiatry,  and  librarian.  High  School;  res.,  4304  Harney 
St..  Omaha. 
Samuel  H.  Thomvbon.  A.B..  '01,  Univ.  of  Nebr.,  A.M.,  '08,  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Gty  Schoob,  Hastings. 
Edwaed  Charles  Bishop,  Pd.B.,  '97,  Lincoln  Normal  Univ.;  B.Sc.,  *o6,  Nebr.  Wes.  Univ. 

1905,  Deputy  State  Sttpefintendent  of  Public  Inatnictioo,  1845  Cherry  St..  Lincoln. 
Clara  F:  Cooper. 

X905.  Principal  of  Teacben'  Ttaining  Class,  508  City  Hall,  Omaha. 
J.  M.  Pile,  A.M..  B.Sc. 

President  of  Normal  CoUefe,  Wayne. 
WiLUAM  Logan  Stephens,  A.B.,  ^,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1903,   SuperintendcDt  of  City  Schools,  City  Hall.  Unooln. 
Augustus  O.  Thomas,  Ph.B.,  '94,  Ph.D.,  '96,  Amity  Coll. 

Z906,   President  of  Sute  Normal  School.  9th  and  sjd  Sts.,  Kearney. 
Martha  Taylor  WHmriER,  A.B..  *o4.  A.M..  Univ.  of  Wis. 

i9«>8.   Assistant  in  High  School,  Coleridge. 
Charles  Arnot. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  Schuyler. 
William  H.  Clemmons.  A.M. 

President  of  Fremont  College,  Fremont. 
Roy  Wesley  Eaton.  B.Sc.  B.Pd.,  '03,  Fremont  Coll. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Geneva. 
Littber  £.  MiTMfORD,  A.B.,  *99,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.  for  State  of  Nebraska.  1000  Market  St..  Beatrice. 
Jasper  L.  McBrien. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  716  S.  x8th  St..  Linoofai.        ^ 
Edwin  L.  Rouse,  B.Ed.,  '08,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Peru.  Nebr. 

1907.  professor  of  Elementary  Education  and  Superintendent  of  Trainiag  Department, 
Sute  Normal  School,  Peru. 
Eugene  Buren  Sherman,  A.B.,  'ojc.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  State  Industrial  School  for  Boys,  Kearney. 
Walter  Wells  Stoner,  A.B..  '03.  Otterbein  Univ. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  428  College  Ave.,  York. 
George  Burgert.  B.Sc.,  '98.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  711  W.  33rd.  St.,  Kearney. 
Isaac  A.  Downey. 

State  Inspector  of  Normal  School  Training  m  High  Schools,  717  S.  X7th  St.,  Lincofai. 
Joseph  Richard  Fulk.  A.B..  '03.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Hebron. 
Nathaniel  M.  Graham.  A.B.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X907.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  x6oi  Missouri  Ave.,  South  Omaha. 
Elizaretr  Kingsbury.  Ph.B..  *87.  Buchtel  CoU.:  A.M..  *o4.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1900,   Teacher  of  Latin  tjui  German,  Nebraska  Normal  College.  Wayne. 
Gertrude  Norton  Rowan.  A.B..  '05,  A.M..  '06.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1906,   Teacher  of  History  and  Mathematics,  High  School;  res.,  1645  K  St.. 
W.  A.  YoDER,  A.B..  '03,  Nebr.  St.  Univ. 

Supenntendent  of  Douglas  County  Schools,  Court  House,  Omaha. 
Clee  Applegate. 

X907,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Union. 
George  D.  Carrxngton,  Jr. 

X904,   County  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Auburn. 
John  W.  Gamble. 

Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Plattsmouth. 
Fred.  M.  Hunter,  A.B.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Norfolk. 
John  A.  Woodard.' 

X907.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Havekxrk. 
Frank  R.  Beers,  B.A.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X908,   Principal  of  High  School,  408  North  xath  St.,  Beatrice.  • 

Charles  Fordyce.  Ph.D.,  'oo,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Dean  of  Teachers  College,  University  of  Nebraska,  Sta.  A.,  Lincoln. 
E.  O.  Garrett,  B.Sc.,  A.B..  '93.  Fremont  Coll. 

Agent  for  American  Book  Company,  535  W.  8th  St.,  Fremont, 
R.  V.  Garrett. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Dodge, 

EOVERD   J.    HUNTElfER. 

Director  of  Manual  Training,  Normal  College,  Wayne 
Jennie  L.  Redpield. 

1887,   Principal  of  Lincoln  School;   res.,  815  S.  34th  St.,  Omaha. 
Effie  Reed. 

X906,    Principal  of  Kellum  School;  res.,  7x0  X.  aad  St.,  Omaha. 

institutions 
Bellevue  College. 

President,  Rev.  Guy  W.  Wadsworth;    Librarian,  R.  S.  Calder,  Bellevue. 


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XS98    Omaha  Public  Ldraky  and  Museum. 

President,  Lewis  S.  Reed;  Ubrmrian,  Edith  Tobitt,  Onuha. 
Univessity  op  Nebraska. 

Chancellor,  E.  Benjamin  Andrews;  Librarian,  Walter  K.  Jewett,  Lincoln 
X901    Detaktment  op  Public  Insteuction,  State  op  Nebeasea. 

Superintendent,  J.  L.  McBrien,  Capitol,  Lincoln. 
X9oa    Creiohton  Univebsity. 

President,  Rev.  M.  P.  Dowling;  Librarian,  James  J.  Curran,  Omaha. 
DoAiTE  College. 

President,  David  B.  Perry;  Librarian,  Wm.  E.  Jillaon,  Crete. 
Nebrasea  State  Normal  School  at  Peru. 

President,  James  W.  Crabcree,  Librarian,  Elva  Rulon,  Peru. 
X905    Nebraska  Wesley  an  UNivERsmr,  Library. 

Librarian,  May  Ingles,  University  Place. 

1906  Lincoln  City  Library. 

President  of  Library  Board.  S.  L.  Geisthardt;  Librarian.  E.  Joanna  Hagey,  Lincoln. 

1907  Nebraska  State  Normal  School  at  Kearney. 

President,  A.  O.  Thomas;  Librarian,  Anna  V.  Jennings,  Kearney. 
South  Omaha  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Mrs.  Grace  Pinnell.  South  Omaha. 

NEVADA 
active  members 

1895    Joseph  Edward  Stubbs.  A.B..  '73.  A.M..  '76.  D.D..  'go.  LL.D..  '05,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1894,  President  of  Nema  State  University,  Reno. 
1897    George  Benjamin  Raggett,  B.Sc.  '75.  Grand  River  Inst. 

1906,   Superintendent  and  Special  Disbursing  Agent,  of  U   S.  Indian  Industrial  Training 
School,  Owyhee. 
Mrs.  Lizzie  A.  Richards. 

189a,   Teacher  in  Government  Indian  Service,  Stewart. 
1907    Raymond  Eugene  Chase,  A.B.,  '99,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.,  Univ. 

X908.   Principal  of  Qty  High  School,  636  Chestnut  St.,  Reno. 
Walter  Judson  Hunting,  A.B.,  '01.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Box  534,  Carson  City. 
Jeanne  Elizabeth  Wier,  A.B..  'ox,  LeUnd  Stanford  Jr.,  Univ. 

1899,  Professor  of  History.  University  of  Nevada,  aiui  (1904)  Secretary  of  Nevada  Historic 

cal  Sodety,  834  N.  Center  St..  Reno. 
X908    RoMANZo  Adams,  Ph.D.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

190a,   Professor  01  Education,  University  of  Nevada,  Reno. 
Harold  C.  Bailey,  A.B.,  '97,  A.M.,  '99,  Harvard  Univ. 
Rawhide. 
•     B.  D.  BiLLiNGHURST,  B.Sc..  '07,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ..  LL.B..  *o8,  Univ.  of  Wash. 
X908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Reno. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 

LIPE  MEMBER 

x886    James  E.  Kloce,  A.M.,  Dartmouth  Coll.;   Pd.D.,  Miami  Univ. 
X900,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Plymouth. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

X898    Charles  F.  Cook.  A.B..  '91,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1906,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  10  Pine  St.,  Concord. 
1899    John  Augustus  Brown,  A.B.,  '79,  Harvard  Univ. 

x886.   Member  of  School  Board  and  (1889)  Trustee,  Robinson  Female  Seminary,  33  Pine 
St.,  Box  144,  Exeter. 
X900    Henry  C.  Morrison,  A.B.,  *95.  Dartmouth  Coll.;  M.Sc..  '06.  New  Hampshire  Coll. 

1904,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  State  Library.  Concord. 
X901    Charles  W.  Bickporo.  A.B.,  '87,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1077  Union  St.,  Manchester. 
1902     Ernest  L.  Silver.  B.L.,  '99.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  6  Highland  St.,  Portsmouth. 
Harry  Preble  Swett,  A.B.,  'm,  Amherst  Coll.;  A.M.,  '05,  Harvard  Univ. 

1905.   Principal  of  High  School,  76  Pine  St.,  Franklin. 
George  H.  Whitcher,  B.Sc.,  '81,  N.  H.  CoU.  of  A.  &  M.  Arts. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ao  Madigan  St.,  Berlin. 
Z903    Harlan  P.  Amen,  A.B.,  '79.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '86,  Williams  CoU. 

1895.  Principal  of  the  Phillips  Exeter  Academy,  Exeter. 

Harlan  Melville  Bbbee.  A.B..  ^98.  Bowdoin  Coll.;  A.M..  '05.  Harvard  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  Robinson  Seminary,  87  Front  St.,  Exeter. 
James  W.  Brehaitt,  A.B.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 

1908,   Proprietor  and  Principal  of  Bryant  and  Stratton  Business  College,  837  Elm  St., 
Manchester. 
W.  H.  CUMMWGS,  A.M. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Claremont. 


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tf^$    rMAN>fiNc  FoLsoif,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '8s.  Dartmouth  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Newmarket  and  Eppiog,  R.  F.  D.,  Newfieldi. 
Herman  Harrell  Horne,  A.B.,  and  A.M.,  '95,  Univ.  of  N.  C;  A.M^*97,  Ph.D.,'09.  Hanrard  Univ.; 
A.M.,  (honorary)  '08,  Dartmouth  CoU. 
190s.  ProfcMor  of  Philosophy,  Dartmouth  College.  Hanover. 
Clare.sce  E.  Kelley,  A.B.,  '73,  Harvard  Coll. 

1903,  Principal  of  Nute  High  School,  Partington  Road,  Miltoo. 
Norman  J.  Page.  A.B.,  '9^,  Dartmouth  Coll.:  A.M..  '99,  Boston  Univ. 

1907,  Supervismg  Principal  of  Public  Scnools,  Lisbon. 
Sherman  E.  Pmilltk. 

1908,  Teacher  in  Center  School,  Chichester;  home  addresa,  Cantcrtjury. 
WiLHELM  Segerblom,  A.B.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 

1899,   Instructor  in  Chraustry,  Phillips  Exeter  Academy,  Exeter. 
iQos    John  C.  Kirtland.  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '93.  Hobart  CoU. 

1897.   Professor  of  Latin.  The  Phillips  Exeter  Academy,  Exeter. 
(907    Elsie  Daniels  Fairbanks,  A.B.,  '98,  Wellesley  CoU. 

1899,   Teacher  in  High  School;  res.,  517  Hanover  St.,  Manchester. 
Harry  E.  Walker.  A.B..  'oi.  Bowdoin. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School,  37  Front  St.,  Exeter. 
EvERRETT  Thomas  Whitford,  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M..  'ot.  Brown  Univ. 

1907.  Superintendent  of  Pittsfield.  Pembroke  and  AUenstown  Supervisory  District;   res., 

Pittsfield. 
1900    George  W.  Bingham. 

Principal  Pinkerton  Academy,  Derry. 
Carl  Cotton,  A,B..  1900.  Colbv  CoU.;  LL.B..  '06.  Univ.  of  Maine. 
1907,    Principal,  Hopkinton  High  School,  Contoocook. 
Charles  A.  Crowell,  Jr.,  B.Sc.,  '01,  Harvard  Univ. 
X90S,    Principal  of  High  School,  Lebanon. 
Isabel  M.  Parks. 

X900,   Principal  of  St.  Mary*s  School,  3a  S.  Main  St.,  Concord. 
£.  D WIGHT  Sanderson.  B.Sc.,  '97.  Mich.  Agri.  CoU.;  B.S.  Agr..  '98,  ComeU  Univ. 

1904,  Director  of  ^few  Hampshire  Agricultural  Experiment  Station,  and  Professor  of 

Zoology,  New  Hampshire  College,  Durham. 
Melville  C.  Smart. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Littleton. 
Winthrop  Tisdale  Talbot.  A.B.,  '87,  Harvard  Univ.;  M.D.,  '00,  Boston  Univ. 

Director  of  "Asquam:   The  Lake  School,"  Holdemess, 
Rev.  Lorin  Webster.  A.B..  '80.  A.M..  '83.  L.H.D.,  '08,  Trinity. 
1893,   Head  Master  of  Holdemess  School,  Plymouth. 

INSTrrUTIONS 

eB«B    New  Hampshire  State  Library. 

Librarian,  Arthur  H.  Chase,  Concord. 

tgbS      |)ARTMOtJTH  COLLEGE,  LIBRARY. 

Librarian,  Marvin  Davis  Bisbee,  Hanover. 
New  Hampshire  College  op  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Library. 

President,  WUliam  D.  Gibbs;  Librarian,  Gertrude  Whittemote,  Durham. 
1^1    New  Hampshire  State  Normal  School. 

Principal,  J.  E.  KJock;  Librarian.  Herbert  H.  Lamson,  Plymouth. 
igeA    CrrY  Library,  Manchester. 

Librarian,  F.  Mabel  WincheU,  Manchester. 
Public  Library,  Dover. 

Librarian,  C.  H.  Garland.  Dover. 

NEW  JERSEY 

LITE  DIRECTOR 

t3v'.   James  M.  Green,  A.M..  '84,  LL.D.,  '05  Dickinson  CoU.;    Ph.D^  Vo,  HI.  Wes.  Univ. 
1889,   Principal  of  Sute  Normakl  and  Model  Schools,  55  N.  Ointon  Ave.,  Trenton. 

LIPE  MEMBERS 

irtjh    Alexa.vder  Forbes,  .\  M. 

Institute  Instructor  and  Lecturer,  Mount  HoUy. 
[-ANODON  Shook  Thompson,  A.M.,  '84,  Marietta  CoU.;  Pd.D.,  '91,  Univ.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 
1889,   Supervisor  of  Drawing.  Public  Schools,  645  Bergen  Ave..  Jersey  City. 
1 8184    Sarah  A.  Stewart. 

Avon  by  the  Sea. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

lASr     Ebenezer  Mackey,  A.B.,  '78,  Mcrcersburg  CoU. 

190a,   Supemsing  Principal  of  City  Schools,  314  Hamilton  Ave.,  Trenton. 
1S8S     Will  S.  Monroe,  A.B.,  '94,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1896,    Department  of  Psychology  and  History  of  Education.  State  Normal  School,  Montdair. 


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»d    Levi  Seeley,  A.M.,  '83,  Williams  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '86,  Ldpag. 

Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Sute  Normal  School,  48a  W/SCate  St.,  Trenton. 


Supervisor  in  High  and  Grammar  Deptrtments  d  3tate  Model  School,  59  Carroll 
St..  Trent 


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1895. 
Sarah  Y.  Ely. 

*     Trenton. 
M  H.  KiMSLEY,  B.Sc.,  '88,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

SQOi.   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Hudson  County,  Manual  Training  Building;    506 
Park  Ave..  Hoboken. 
Jane  M.  Lewb. 

1877.  Principal  of  Primary  School  No.  8, 99  Mercer  St.,  Jersey  Qty. 
S.  EaviN  Mannxss,  A.M..  '96,  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

1906,  Principal  of  i8th  Avenue  School,  635  Mt  Prospect  Ave.,  Newark. 
Hexky  M.  Maxson,  A.M.,  '80.  Amherst  CoU.;  Pd.D.,  '04.  Alfred  Univ. 

1893,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  66x  W.  7th  St.,  PUunfidd. 
Addison  B.  Poland.  A.M.,  '76,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn.;  Ph.D.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Qty  of  N.  Y. 

1901,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  358  Montdair  Ave..  NewaA. 
Randall  Spaulding.  A.B.,  '70,  Yale  Coll. 

1874,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  376  Claremont  Ave.,  Mootdair. 
JoTHAM  Walker  Wakeman. 

1865,  Prindpal  of  School  No.  6,  550  Summit  Ave.,  Jersey  Qty. 
H.  Beewster  Willis. 

1887,  Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  Middlesex  Co.,  185  Livingston  Ave.,  New  Bruns- 
wick. 
Charles  B.  Gilbert,  A.B..  Williams  Coll. 

Lecturer  on  Education,  Western  Reserve  University;   office,  1x70  Broadway,  New 
York;  home  address,  33  King  St.,  Englewood. 
Henry  E.  Harris. 

1879,   Prindpal  of  Grammar  School  No.  x,  res..  xi8  Newman  Ave.,  Bayonne. 

Miss  S.  M.  SSARLE. 

X893,   Prindpal  of  Primary  Department,  Public  School  No.  33,  oor.  Romainc  and  Pavooia 
Aves.,  Jeisey  City.  ' 

Ijswis  C.  Woolxy,  A.M.,  '03,  Rutgers  CoU. 

1878,  Prindpal  of  Joseph  Wood  School,  136  E.  Front  St.,  Trenton. 
B94    Richard  Case,  A.M.,  '81,  Brown  Univ. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Trenton  Ave.,  Point  Pleasant 
Maximilian  P.  E.  Groszmann,  Pd.D..  '93,  New  York  Univ. 

X900,  Director  of  Groszmaim  School  for  Nervous  and  Atypical  Chfldren,  Watchung  Crest. 
Johnston's  Drive,  Plainfield. 
].  F.  D.  Heinekkn. 

X899,  Supervising  Prindpal  of  PubUc  Schools,  East  Brunswick  Township;  res.,  cor.  Main 
and  School  Sts.,  P.  O.  Box  43.  MiUtown. 
Gaius  HorncAN. 

x88i.   Prindpal  of  Schools,  Bound  Brook. 
James  Wilmer  Kennedy.  A.M.,  '91,  New  York  Univ. 

1907.  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3  Emmett  St..  Newariu 
Henrietta  S.  Leslie. 

i88s,  Prindpal  of  PubUc  School.  Box  36.  Blackwood. 
Nathan  W.  Pease 

1867.  Prindpal  of  MorreU  Street  School  No.  3.  37  MorreU  St.,  Elizabeth. 
J.  Albert  Reinhart,  Ph.D.,  '81,  Syracuse  Univ. 

x883,  Prindpal  of  High  School,  534  E.  37th  St.,  Paterson. 
Erwin  U.  Schuyler,  Grad.,  '76,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Albany,  N.  Y.;  A.M.,  '93,  Princeton  CoD. 

1884,    Professor  of  Mathematics,  Dr.  Julius  Sachs'  CpUegiate  Institute,  38  W.  59th  St. 
and  one  of  the  New  York  Managers  of  Fisk's  Teachers'  Agency,  New  Yorit  City;  res. 
Haworth. 
Henry  Snyder,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M..  '88,  D.Sc.,  '07.  Lafayette  CoU. 

1893.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  43  Madison  Ave.,  Jersey  City. 
tSos    ECGE.NE  BouTON.  .A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '81,  Yale;  Ph.I^.,  '83,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1934,   Supervismg  Prindpal  of  Schools,  13  Winsor  PI.,  Glen  Ridge. 
WiLsoK  Farrand,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '89,  Princeton  CoU. 

1901,  Head  Master  of  Newark  Academy,  544  High  St.,  Newark. 
W. }.  Shearer,  A.B.,  '87.  A.M.,  '90,  Pd.D..  '03,  Dickinson  CoU. 

1895,  Supnintendent  of  Schools  of  City  of  EUzabeth  and  County  of  Union,  zzoo  Anna  St., 

1396   Charleo  J.  Baxter,  A.M,  '05,  Rutgers  CoU. 

1896,  State  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Instruction,  949  W.  State  St,  Trenton. 
Mas.  Lydia  a.  Bennett.     # 

1895.   Prindpal  of  School  No.  3,  Midland  Township,  cor.|Bn>ad  St.  and  Harold  Ave. 
Box  103,  Leonia. 
Harry  B.  Boice,  M.D.,  '88,  New  York  Univ.  Med.  Sch. 

X89X.   State  Normal  School,  Trenton,  N.  J.,  address,  Yardley  Pa. 
Mas.  MaLiE  Ryan  Eakims. 

38  Oakwood  Ave.,  Arlington. 
DHFailey. 

Teacher  in  Sute  Normal  and  Modd  Schools,  5x5  E.  Sute  St.,  Trenton. 


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1900,  Superiiueodeiu  of  New  Jcney  Traiaing  Scbool  for  Feeble-Minded,  Vine^^ 
Edwim  C.  Mukill. 

Secretary  of  the  Charles  E.  Merrill  Co.,  44-60  E.  93d  St..  New  York;  ret.,  33  Waahing- 
too  St.,  East  Orange. 
O.  L  WciODLXY,  M.Pd..  '01.  Mich.  Nor.  CoU.;  A.B.,  '01,  Albion  CoD.;  AM.,  'oe.  Cohtmbia  Univ. 
1904*   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Passaic 
iSg?    MAftGAKtT  BANcaorr. 

X884.   Principal  of  Bancroft  Training  School.  Main  St..  Haddonfidd. 
Mtss  Jean  W.  Cox. 

Retired  Co-Prindpal  of  the  Bancroft-Cox  School  "Crampton."  East  Main  St. 
Haddonfidd. 
Anha  M.  Fell,  M.E.L..  Pennington  Sem. 

X893.  Prindpal  of  Cadwalader  School  Na  ax.  3x0  W.  State  St.,  Trenton. 
E,  K.  Sexton.  Pd.M..  'pa.  New  York  Univ. 

1894*   Prinapal  of  Central  Arenue  Grammar  School,  103  S.  I  xth  St.,  Newark. 
IM4  WnfTHEOP  Travell,  A.B.,  V.  Williams  CoU. 

1893.   Prindpal  of  High  School.  Plainfield. 
1I9I    S.  V.  AaaowsmTH. 

1897,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  X03  Maple  Ave.,  Red  Bank. 
AKTatJK  GtANT  Balcoic 

Prindpal  of  Franklin  Grammar  School  and  (1907)  Supervisor  of  Evening  Scboob 
and  Lectures,  167  Mt.  Prospect  Ave.,  Newark. 
A?nfA  BoDLEK,  M.Sc.,  '05.  Sute  Nor.  Sch.,  Mansfield,  Pa.;  Ph.B.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 
X901,  Teacher  of  Theory,  Newark  Normal  aixd  Training  School,  Newaik. 

1899  Ejjwawj  H.  Dutches,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

X891,   Prindpal  of  Eastern  School,  87  N.  Muim  Ave.,  Eas^  Orange. 
J.  Howwuj  HuLSAiT,  A.M.,  '08.  Ph.D..  '01,  HI.  Wes.  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Morris  Co.,  100  Sussex  St.,  Dover. 
Ak  LtJtolr  Jones,  A.B..  '9s,  Williams  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Columbia  Univ. 

i905t   Preceptor  in  Philosophy,  Princeton  University,  4a  Mercer  St.,  Princeton. 
Jerouk  JmErH  SAvrrz,  A.M..  '94.  Uminus  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  'oa.  New  York  Univ. 

X90I,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools  and  (1907)  Superintendent  of  Union   County 
Schools,  43  Ross  Place,  Westfield- 
J.  Ai.raEi>  Wilson,  B.Sc.,  '97,  M.Sc.,  '05,  Rutgers  CoU. 

1907,   Prindpal  ist  Abington  Avenue  School,  Newax^. 

1900  Vcasosf  L.  Davey,  A.B.,  ComeU  Univ. 

1890,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  3a  Munn  Ave.,  East  Orange. 

} AMIES  L.  IIaYS. 

President  of  New  Jersey  State^Board  of  Education,  X04  Clinton  Ave.,  Newark, 
igoi    Henkv  C.  Kbebs. 

X905.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  North  Plainfidd;  and  (19^  SuperinteiMlent  of 
Schools  of  Somerset  County;  res.,  a3  Fairview  Ave.,  North  Plainfidd. 
JoBi?  C,  McLauey.  Ph.B.,  '09.  Ph.D.,  'ox.  lU.  Wes.  Univ.;  Pd.B.,  '95.  Pd.M.,  '97.  St.  Nor.  Cofl. 
Albany,  ISLY.;   Pd.D.,  '05.  N.  Y.  Univ. 
1900,   Prindpal  of  Chariton  St.  School,  Newark;  res.,  4a  S.  Maple  Ave..  East  Oraxige. 
Mia.  JxirHiE  Peentiss  Waed. 

113  Prospect  Ave.,  Newark. 
Geobce  a.  West. 

x885t  Prindpal  of  Pubtic  School,  Raritan. 
W.  Spades  Willis,  A.B..  'Sd,  Rutgers  CoU. 

1898,  Prindpal  of  Normal  and  TrainingJSchool,  459  High  St.,  Newark. 
tgoi     Feank  W,  Bowen. 

Representative  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  PubUshers,  304  S.  5th  St.,  Camden. 
y^uw$>  E.  Bkyan,  A.B.,  '90.  Tohns  Hopkins  Univ.;  Ph.D..  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  41a  Linden  St.,  Camden. 
Saeah  a.  Dynes,  Ph.B.,  '94,  Cornell  Univ. 

x8q5,   Head  of  Department  of  History  and  Civics,  State  Normal  Sdiool,  xaxa  Stuyvesant 
Ave.,  Trenton.  * 

1903    AftTHUa  PiEECE  Butler,  A.B..  '88,  Harvard  Univ. 

1898,   Associate  Prindpal  of  Morristown  School,  Morristown. 
John  Eneight. 

Superintendent  of  Monmouth  County  Schools^  and  Prindpal  of  High  School,  39 
Court  St.,  Freehold. 
Sawtxl  Ashbel  Farrand,  A.M.,  *6o,  Princeton,  '70  WiUiams,  '76,  N.  Y.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '79,  Princeton. 

1859,   Headmaster  of  Newark  Academy;  res.,  544  High  St.,  Newark. 
CHBl^TOracR  Gregory,  A.B.,  '73,  CoU.  of  City  of  N.  Y. 

1889.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  410  Broadway.  Station  B.  Long  Branch. 
George  Morris,  B.Sc.,  '89,  Rutgers  Coll.;   A.M.,  '01,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  161  Washington  St.,  Bloomfield. 
Geoice  Kipley  Pinkhau,  A.B..  '87,  A.M.,  '90,  Brown  Univ. 

1905,  Supcr>ising  Prindpal  of  South  St.  Public  School,   Newark;    EKrector,  Teachers' 

Seminar  in  History  of  Education,  the  School  of  Pedagogy,  New  York  University. 
New  York;  home  address,  Newark. 
Flounce  Rothermel,  M.E.,  St.  Nor.  Sch„  Kutztown.  Pa.;  A.B.  'oa,  Dickinson  CoU. 
X907,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School,  3x9  N.  5th  St.,  Camden. 


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FftED  S.  Shephsid,  A.B.,  '84.  A.M.,  *87.  Beloit  CoD.;  Pb.D.,  *9j,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X899.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  High  School  Bldg.,  Asbury  Park. 
WnxiAM  H.  Smith,  A.B.,  '95.  Harvard  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  Stockton  School;  res.,  30  Grove  PI.,  East  Oranfe. 

FlANK  A.  TiBBITTS. 

1906,  Head  of  Business  Department,  High  School,  387  Arlington  Ave.,  Jersey  City. 
HoYT  H,  TucKia,  A.B..  '83,  A.M.,  •86,  Bates  CoU. 

X903,   Principal,  of  Camden  Street  School,  Newark;  res.,  41 1  Richmond  Ave.,  South  Orange, 
WnxiAM  A.  WnzEL,  A.B.. 'qx,  Lafayette  Coll.;  Ph.D., '95,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1900,  Principal  of  Public  High  School,  Trenton. 
Fkamcis  Call  Woodman,  A.B.,  '88,  Harvard  Univ. 

1898,   Head  Master  of  Morristown  School,  Morristown. 

JlTLXA  A.   ASAY. 

X901,   First  Assistant  in  Garfield  Grammar  School,  xxs  N.  sTth  St.,  Camden. 
J.  BaooNAED  Bins. 

1876,   Assistant  State  Superintendent  of  PubHc  Instruction,  Sute  House,  Trenton. 
William  Bishop,  B.Sc,  '80.  Haverford  Coll. 

Member  of  Committee  in  Charge  of  Westtown  Boarding  School  Westtown,  Pa.;  res. 
Milton  Ave.,  and  Broad  St.,  Rahway. 
Charles  W.  Blakkslez,  A.B..  '86,  A.M.,  '89,  Wesleyan  Univ..  Coon. 

i893«   Vice-Prindpal  of  Chattle  High  School,  aa?  Chelsea  Ave.,  Long  Branch. 
Chamles  B.  BoYzm. 

1893*  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  31  S.  Stenton  PI.,  Atlantic  Qty. 
Claka  Stzwait  Buriough. 

1900,  Principal  of  Manual  Training  and  High  School  605  N.  sd  St.,  Camden. 
Lucy  M.  Chase. 

First  Assistant  in  High  School;  res.,  42  Ridge  Road,  Rutherford. 
Mary  Elizabeth  Coptin,  Pd.M.,  '94.  Pd.D..  '96.  New  York  Univ.;  B.Sc.,  '05,  Adelphi  Coll. 

X877*   Vice-Prindpal  of  High  School;  1605  Webb  St..  Asbury  Park. 
David  B.  Corson. 

Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  77S  Lake  St.,  Newark. 
Harriett  Buell  Crane. 

X905,   Vice-Prindpal  of  School  No.  10;  res.,  108  Stiles  St.,  Elizabeth. 
C.  M.  Dalrymple.  Pd.M.,  B.Sc.,  New  York  Univ. 

X905f   Prindpal  of  Grammar  School.  No.  a,  Hackensack. 
Karry  Cadmus  Davis,  B.S.,  M.S.,  Kans.;  Ph.D.,  *oo,  Cornell  Univ. 

1908,   Professor  of  Agronomy,  and  Prindpal  of  Agricultural  Short  Courses,  Rutgers  Scientific 
School,  and  the  N.  J.  College  of  Agriculture:    res.,  140  Hamilton   St.,   New 
Brunswick. 
Josephine  G.  Dure,  Grad.,  'o4«  New  SchooPof  Methods,  Boston,  Mass. 

X908,   Director  of  Music,  29  £.  34tn  St.,  Bayonne. 
Fletcher  Durell,  A.B.,  '79,  Ph.D.,  '87,  Princeton  CoU. 

Head  of  Mathematical  Department,  Lawrenceville  School,  Lawrenceville. 
William  B.  Du  Rie,  B.Sc..  '71,  A.B.,  '76,  Pd.B..  '05,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  24.  Jersey  City;  res.,  56  Jaques  Ave.,  Rahway. 
George  M.  Ellis,  B.Sc,  '01,  M.Sc.,  '03,  Alfred  Univ. 

X904,   Prindpal  of  High  School;  res.,  80S  Central  Ave.,  Ocean  City. 
Griselda  Ellis. 

Critic  Teacher  in  Normal  Training  School;  res.,  209  S.  ao9  S.  6th  St..  Newark. 
Helen  Rxcker  Emery. 

1908,   Prindpal  of  Bradley  School,  504,  4th  Ave..  Asbury  Park. 
Powell  G.  FrrnuN. 

X900,   Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  405  Linden  St.,  Camden. 
Henry  Herbert  Goodard,  A.B.,  *87.  A.M.,  '89,  Haverford  Coll.:  Ph.D.,  '99,  Qark  Univ. 

X906,   Director  of  Psvchokigical  Research.  New  Jersev  Training  School  for  Feeble-Minded 
Boys  and  Girls;    res.,  714  Elmer  St.,  Vtneland. 

WtLLIAM  H.  GRENELLE. 

Supervising  Prindpal  of  Hawthorne  Schools,  North  Paterson. 
Matthew  Carter  Hamilton,  A.B..  'oi.Thiel  Coll.;  A.M..  '05,  New  York  Univ. 

1907,  Prindpal  of  Central  Elementary  and  High  School,  Irvington;  res.,  37  Elizabeth  Ave., 

Newark. 

W.  U  R.  Haven,  A.M.,  '67. 

1869,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  7  Mt.  Kemble  Ave.,  Morristown. 
Daniel  Tilton  Hendrickson,  Ph.B.,  Providence  Univ.;  A.M..  '06,  Ph.D.,  '08.  Ewing  Coll. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Town  of  Greenberg,  N.G.:  res.,  Port  \ionmouth. 
Newton  Clark  Holdridgf.,  A.B.,  '91.  A.M.,  '95,  Colgate  Univ. 

1897,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Hammonton. 
Homer  G.  House. 

1905,   Supervising  Prindpal  of  Schools,  Livingston;  res.,  292  Main  St..  Madison. 

Henry  Bitdd  Howell,  A.B.,  '86,  Lafayette  Coll.;  A.M.,  'q8.  Columbia  Univ. 

Prindpal  of  School  No.  37,  158  Magnolia  Ave..  Jersey  City. 
Mary  Harrison  Howell.  A.B..  '96,  Wells  CoU. 

Teacher  in  High  School.  CoatesviUe,  Pa.;  home  address,  123  Broad  St.,  Newark. 
Arthitr  M.  IIulbert. 

190X,   Supervising  Prindpal  of  Schools,  PtA  Ridge. 


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NEW  JERSEY-Oiilfa«Mrf 

IQ05    Aj*ex^DEi  C.  HmiramBYS,  M.E.,  '8i.  Stevens  Inst.;  D.Sc..  '03.  UniT.  of  Pa.;  LL.D..  '03,  Colombis 
Univ.,  '06,  New  York  Univ.,  and  '07,  Princeton  Univ. 
1002,    President  of  Stevens  Institute  of  Technology.  Uoboken. 
h^rtA  Maiiz  KxrosL. 

i8qs.   Teacher  in  Granunar  Grades,  Public  Schools,  ai  Hart  well  St.,  New  Brunswick. 
Ehk^t  B.  Kent,  Ph.D.,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,   Director  of  Manual  and  Industrial  Training.  Public' Schools;  res.,  17  Madison  Atc, 
Jersey  City. 
^L^^'F,K  B.  KsRN,  A.B..  Franklin  ft  Marshall  Coll.;  A.M.,  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,   Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  ia8  N.  8th  St.,  Camden. 
Frank  Howard  Lloyd. 

1903,   Principal  of  School  No.  6,  Perth  Amboy;  res.,  Main  St.,  MaUwan. 
Nellie  Lucina  Mann. 

190J,   First  Assistant  in  Oliver  St.  School,  393  Qifton  Ave..  Newark. 
JosEra  Madison  McCallik,  A.B.,  '87.  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

Principal  of  Centennial  Grammar  School,  55  Model  Ave.,  Trenton. 
Rebiux-a  McCluee. 

Hrst  Assistant  in  Newton  Street  Grammar  School,  348,  13th  Ave.,  Newark. 
EunA  A.  McCoy, 
.  1896.  Teacher  in  High  School,  Somerset  PI.,  New  .Brunswick, 

t  EsHEST  T.  McNuTT,  A.B.,  '98,  West.  Md.  Coll. 

i  1904,   Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schoob.  Belvidere. 

I  GeoauE  E.  Megakgee. 

'  189a,   Supervising  Principal  of  Chester  Township  Public  Schools,  at3S.  Church  St.,  Moores- 

itown. 
M-  AiiCE  Metcalf. 
Kindergartner,  44  Montgomery  PI.,  Trenton. 
jL'tU   A.   MiNIHAN. 

I  1888,   Principal  of  School  No.  a,  a44,  7th  St.,  Jersey  Qty. 

H.  y  Neal.  A.m..  '9x.  Dickinson  Coll. 
looa.   Supervisor  of  Schools,  ia7  Fourth  St.,  Lakewood. 
Martha  F.  Nelson. 

1896,  Librarian  of  New  Jersey  State  Normal  School,  907  Edgewood  Ave..  Trenton. 

C.  Il£NRY  OSBORN. 

1907,   Principal  of  Schools,  Wooddiff  Lake. 
I  William  F.  Overman,  A.B.,  Haverford  Coll. 

1891,    Principal  of  Moorestown  Friends*  Academy,  aoo  E.  Central  Ave.,  Moorcstown. 
JosE?B  W.  PiNcus,  Agri.  B.,  *98.  Conn.  .Agri.  ColL 

Agricultural  Director,  and  President  of  Board  of  Education,  Woodbine. 
Geohqe  Howard  Reed. 

Manager  of  Educatumal  Department,  Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co.;  res..  6$  Crescent 
Ave.,  Jersey  City. 
StrsAN  A.  Reilly. 

1895,   Instructor  in  Geography,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  itts  W.  State  St.,  Trenton. 
Ida  E.  Robinson. 

1897,  Principal  of  Fairview  School,  363  Franklin  St..  Bloomfield. 
Claea  E.  Romer. 

1903.   Vice- Principal.  Franklin  Grammar  School,  154  Second  Ave.,  Newark. 
Anxir£w  .Scarlett. 

1803,    Principal  of  Oakwood  Ave.  School,  Orange;  res.,  56  S.  tith  St..  Newark. 
AlRj&.  Elsie  M.  Seguin. 

Principal  of  Seguin  School  for  Children  of  Arrested  Mental  Development,  370  Center 
St.,  Orange. 
John  C.  Sharpe. 

iSqS,    Principal  of  Blair  Academy,  Blairstown. 
Elmei  C.  Sherman,  A.B.,  '8a,  A.M..  '85.  Hamilton  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '9a,  New  York  Univ. 

1004,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Englewood. 
Frank  H.  Sommer,  LL.B..  LL.M.,  J.D.,  New  York  Univ. 

Professor  of  Law,  New  Yoric  University,  and  Member  of  Board  of  Educatioo,  as6, 
6th  Ave.,  Newark. 
DiuisA  Standinger. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  a3,  84  Bentley  Ave.,  Jersey  Qty. 
A«'>'i  F.  Staupfer,  A.B.,  '91.  A.M.,  '04.  Lafayette  Coll. 

1934,    Principal  of  School  No.  a3.  Romaine  and  Pavonia  Aves.,  Jersey  City. 

D.  T.  Steelman. 

Superintendent  of  Gbucester  County  Schools,  439  S.  Broad  St.,  Glassboro. 
Ett\  H.  Steelman. 

Stcelmanville;  express  office,  Linwood. 
EoirK  P.  Striker.  A.B.,  '^9,  Barnard  Coll.;   A.M.,  '00,  Columbia  Univ. 

iQoi,   Teacher  m  Miss  Jacobi's  School,  New  York;  res.,  8  S.  Maple  Ave.,  East  Orange. 
i^f  u-vB   ij    Vactdr 

Teacher  of  Science.  High  School;  res. ,  The  Colonial.  161  Palisade  Ave.,  West  Hoboken. 
BeitJ^iE  B.  Warwick. 

180},   Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  6  N.  Main  St.,  Medford. 
RC5W4RD  S.  Wilson. 

1901,   Principal  of  Graded  School,  Keasbey;  res..  New  St.,  Metucheii. 


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igo5    B.  C.  WoosTn.  B.S&,  TcMhen  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Bergen  County  Schools,  Court  House,  res..  Prospect  Ave.,  Hsck- 

ensack. 

1906  Lauka  J.  BsiiNrrT. 

Vioe-Principal  of  Burnett  St.  School,  35  Burnett  St.,  Newark. 

William  J.  Bicxett. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  144  Bryant  St.,  Rahway. 
Cbau.es  E.  Boss. 

1808.  Principal  of  PubUc  School,  86  Passaic  St.,  Hackensack. 
Jakes  H.  Cbrbtte.  B.Sc.,  St.  Lawrence  UniT.;  M.Sc.,  LL.B. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  71  W.  30th  St.,  Bayonne. 
Peael  Read  Cowlbs. 

X903,  Instructor  in  Manual  Training,  The  Ringwood  School,  Ringwood  Manor. 
Archibald  M.  Dice,  A.B.,  *9x.  A.M.,  '06,  Colby  Coll. 

1905.  Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  Main  St.,  Keyport. 
JoHTf  Jaceson,  A.B.,  *(^,  A.M.,  '07,  Georgetown  Univ. 

1903,  Associate  Head  Master,  Newman  School,  Hackensack. 
Allton  H.  Shkbican.  A.B.,  '78,  Yale  Coll. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  West  Orange;  res.,  104  Cleveland  St.,  Orange. 
J.  W.  Thoxpton. 

1889.   Principal  of  Mt.  Hebron  School,  Montdair;  res.,  x8a  Summit  Ave.,  Upper  Mont- 
dair. 
Geoege  J.  VooEL,  A.B.,  '91,  Cornell  Univ. 

190s,   Prindpal  of  High  School;  res.,  243  Union  St.,  Hackensack. 
John  R.  Wilson. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  ^2^  E.  33d  St.,  Paterson. 

1907  Maecaext  Baied. 

189 1,   Vice-Piindpal  of  Eighteenth  Avenue  Grammar  Sdiool;    res.,  xoa  Sherman  Ave., 
Newark. 
Wallace  Woodwaed  Baeue,  A.B.,  *os,  Harvard  Univ. 

X905,   Instructor  in  Languages,  Morris  Academy;  res.,  73  Washington  St.,  Morxistown. 
Olivia  C.  Babtolbtte. 

1902,  Teacher  m  Public  Schools,  Raritan. 

RiCBABD  E.   CLXKEMT. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  356  Grier  Ave.,  Elizabeth. 
Louise  Conmolly,  M.Sc.,  Columbia  Univ.  « 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  9  Irving  Place,  Sunmiit, 
Ebmxst  Albebt  Faeeington.  M.D.,  'oa,  Dunham  Med.  Coll.;  B.S.,*04,  Coll.  of  the  Acad,  of  the  New 
Church. 

1907,  In  charge  of  Department  of  Experimental  Psychology,  Bancroft  Training  School,"The 

Lindens,"  Haddonfidd. 
Beet  Emeby  Meebxam.  A.B.,  '94,  Oberiin  Coll. 

1908,  Supermtendent  of  Schools,  Hackensack. 
Alibxd  N.  Nxw. 

460  Devon  St.,  Aiiingtoo. 

BXBNABD  A.  PaLITI. 

1908.   President  of  Board  of  Education,  Woodbine. 
James  G.  Ricos,  A.M.,  Amherst  Coll. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  56  Qevdand  St.,  Orange. 
Clabence  Hall  Robison,  A.B.,  '95t  A.M.,  '97,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1908,  Head  of  Department  of  Geography  and  Nature  Study,  State  Normal  School,  Mont- 
dair. 
Samuel  £.  Srull,  A.B. 

1895,   Superintendent  ci  City  Schools,  14  Kearney  Ave.,  Perth  Amboy. 

1908  Ella  L.  Dbapeb. 

1883,   Vice-President  High  School,  18  Church,  Bloomfidd. 
Edgae  H.  KLEncHANS.  A.B..  '06,  A.M.,  '90.  Lafayette  Coll. 

1899,   Prinapal  oif  High  School;   res.,  53  Kearney  Ave.,  Perth  Amboy. 
Wabbxn  W.  Srbppabd,  L.B.,  *84,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1894,   Piindpal  of  High  School,  Shiloh  (express  office  Bridgeton). 
Ray  Hughes  Wbrbbck,  A.B.,  '01  Comdl. 

Supervisor  Sute  Modd  School,  45  Modd  Ave.,  Trenton. 

INSTITUTIONS 

1897    Fees  Public  Libbaby  of  Jebsey  Cmr. 

President,  John  J.  Voorhees;  Librarian,  Esther  E.  Burdick,  Jersey  Qty. 
State  Noemal  School,  Trenton  N.  J. 

Prindpal,  James  M.  Green;  Secretary,  Jane  L.  HInman,  Trenton. 
I93I    Feee  Public  Ldbaey,  Tbenton. 

President,  F.  W.  Roebliiig;TLibrarian,  Adam  J.  Strohm,  Trenton. 
State  Libbaby  or  New  Jebsey. 

State  Librarian,  Henry  C.  Buchanan,  Trenton. 
1903   Fexx  Public  Libbaby,  Montclaib. 

President,  Nathan  T.  Porter,  Jr.;  librarian,  S.  AugusU  [Smith,  Church  St.,  Mont- 
dair. 


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xgo3    FiES  Public  Ldbaby  or  Newark. 

Librarian  and  SecreUry,  J.  C  Dana,  Newark. 
Passaic  Public  Ldbaby. 

Ubrarian,  MiM  J.  M.  CampbeU.  Qty  Hall.  Pai 

1904  Atlanhc  Crry  Fbek  Public  Libbaby. 

Librarian,  AlvareCta  P.  Abbott,  cm.  Padfic  and  Illinois  Aves.,  Adantic  Qty. 
East  Orange  Fbkb  Public  Libbaby. 

Librarian,  Frances  L.  Rathbooe,  East  Oranfe. 
Plaintield  Public  Libbaby  anp*  Readoio  Room. 

Acting  librarian,  F.  M.  Bowman,  Plainfidd. 

1905  Babbingbb  High  School,  Newabk. 

Principal,  W.  E.  Steams;  Librarian,  K.  E.  Rttdd.  Newark. 
Board  or  Education,  PLAiNriELD. 

President,  L.  N.  Lowell;  Superintendent,  H.M.  Maxaon,  Plainfidd. 
The  Center  School,  Bloomtield. 

Principal,  EUsabeth  Otis,  Bloomfidd, 
E.  A.  Stevens  Girls  Grammar  School,  Camden. 

Principal,  Florence  Hughes,  4th  and  Washington  Sts.,  Camden. 
High  Bridob  Public  School. 

Principal,  C.  E.  A.  Walton,  High  Bridge. 
High  School,  Bayonne. 

Principal,  Preston  H.  Smith,  Bayonne. 
Madison  Pubuc  Libbaby. 

Librarian,  Ruth  Yoemans,  Madison. 
Manual  Tbainxno  and  High  School. 

Principal,  Clara  S.  Burrough,  Haddon  and  Newton  Ares.,  Carndfii, 
Matawan  Gbaded  School. 

Principal,  W.  A.  MUler;  Ubrarian,  Joel  A.  Walling,  MaUwan. 
Neptune  Townbhit  High  School. 

Principal.  L.  A.  Doren,  Ocean  Grove. 
Public  High  School,  Red  Bank. 

Principal,  S.  V.  Arrowsmith,  Red  Bank. 
Public  School  Libbary.  Camden. 

Librarian.  Laura  S.  Schrack,  Broadway  and  Clinton  Sts.,  Camdni. 
Public  School  Library,  Egg  Harbor  City. 

Prindpal  and  Libraifan,  H.  M.  Cressman,  Egg  Harbor  CUy» 
School  No.  a,  Jersey  Cmr. 

Principal,  Julia  A.  Minihan,  Erie  St.,  Jersey  Qty. 
South  Orange  Public  School. 

Superintendent,  H.  W.  Foster,  South  Orange. 
Stevens  iNSTmrrE  or  Technology. 

President,  Alex.  C.  Humphreys;  Librarian,  Enid  M.  Hawkins,  Hoboken. 
Teachebs  Consulting  Libbaby. 

Supervising  Principal.  E.  Mackey.  High  School,  Hamilton  and  Chestnut  Sta.,  TVenton. 
West  Hoboken  Public  School  Library. 

Superintendent,  E.  J.  Tomlinson,  School  No.  1,  West  Hoboken. 

1006  Free  Public  Library,  Hoboken. 

President  of  Board  of  Trustees,  George  H.  Stdl;  Librarian  and  Secretary,  Thomas. 
Francis  Hatfield,  Hoboken. 

1007  School  Department,  Newabk  Free  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  J.  C.  Dana;   Chief  of  School  Department,  Marjory  L.  GOson,  Newark. 
1908    Rutgers  College  Library. 

Librarian,  George  A.  Osbom,  New  Brunswick. 

NEW  MEXICO 

ACTIVE  MEMBEBS 

1891     HiBAM  Hadlby,  A.M.,  '85,  Earlham  Coll. 

Ex-Territorial  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  McsiUa  Park. 
1895    Clarence  T.  Hagerty,  B.Sc.,  'go,  M.Sc.,  '95,  Notre  Dame  Univ. 

1891,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  College  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Las  Cruccs. 
Charles  E.  Hodgin,  Grad.,  '81,  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  Pd.B.,  '93.  Univ.  of  N.  Mex. 

1897,    Prindpal  of  Normal  Department,  University  of  New  Mexico,  Albuquerque. 
Charles  M.  Light,  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  City  of  New  York  and  Nor.  Sch.  of  Kans. 
1896,    Principal  of  Normal  School  of  New  Mexico,  Silver  City. 
1897    Hugh  A.  Owen,  A.B..  Southwestern  Coll.;   Ed.B.,  '08.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1900,    Head  of  Science  Department,  Normal  School  of  New  Mexico,  Stiver  Qty. 
James  Alpheus  Wood,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  '80. 

1899,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  303  E.  Palace  Avenue,  Santa  ¥i. 
190a    Wellington  D.  Sterling.  B.L..  '09.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  315  Lead  Ave.,  Albuquerque. 
1903     Rupert  F.  Asplund,  A.B.,  'g6.  111.  Coll. 

1902,   Professor  of  Latin  and  Greek,  University  of  New  Mexico,  410  S.  7th  St..  Albuquerque. 
James  Elton  Clark,  Pd.M. 

Z907,   Territorial  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  400  Don  Gaspar  Ave.,  Santa  F<. 


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147 


NEW  MEXICO-CM/AtiMtf 

R.  R.  Laikin.  B.Sc..  N.  Mex.  A.  and  M.  Cott. 

Superintendent  of  Schoola,  Las  Vegaa;  ra..  694t  i«th  St.,  East  Las  Vegas. 
John  Robxstson  MACAmTHum,  A.B.,  '9a,  Unir.  of  Manitoba;  Ph.D.,  '03*  Unir.  of  Chicago. 

1903.   Professor  of  English,  New  Mexico  Agricukural  and  Mechanical  College,  Box  105, 
Agricultural  College;  express  office,  MeailU  Park. 
George  W.  Cross,  L.L,  '03,  Peabody  Nor.  CoU. 

1907,  Principal  of  Tohatchi  Indian  School,  Tohatchi. 
Don  C.  Taylor,  A.B.j  *os,  Hope  CoU. 

1905,  Principal  of  Ward  School,  Albuquerque. 
Elmer  R.  YonNO,  A.B.,  *9a  Parsons  Coll.,  Fairfield,  Iowa. 

1907.  Principal  of  Schools,  Chama. 


New  Mxxioo  College  or  Agriculture  amd  Mecbaxic  Arts. 

Presdent,  Winfred  Ernest  Garrison;   Librarian.  Lucy  M.  Lewis,  Mesilla  Park; 
P.  O.,  Agricultural  College. 


1857 

1870 
x88a 


Oxford,  England. 


NEW  YORK 

LITE  DIRBCT0R8 

1884    James  H.  CAimiLD,  A.B.,  '68.  A.M.,  '77.  LL.D.,  '94.  Williams  CoU.;  Litt.D.,  'os, 

18991  librarian  of  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
x88s    Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  A.B..  *8a,  Ph.D..  *84,  Columbia  CoU.;  LLJ),  '98.  WiUiams  CoU. 

1889,  President  of  Columbia  Umverstty,  1x9  E.  30th  St.,  New  York. 
1890    Charles  Rutus  Skdcnbr,  A.M.,  '90.  Hamilton  CoU.;  LLJ>.,  '95.  Colgate  UniT.;  UttJ).,  *oz,  TttfU 
CoU. 
Assistant  U.  S.  Appraiser,  64X  Washington  St.,  New  York. 
William  H.  Maxwell,  A.B.,  '79,  A.M.,  '74,  Queen's  Univ.,  Ireland;  LL.D.,  '01,  Columbia  Univ. 
Z898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  The  Qty  of  New  Yorit,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 

lite  members 
James  Crutrsbaiik,  LL.D.,  '69. 

Retired  nindpal  of  Grammar  School  No.  za,  and  Secretary  of  Coundl  of  Brook- 
lyn Institute  of  Arts  and  Sciences.  ao6  S.  Oxford  St.,  Brooklyn. 
William  Edward  Crosby. 

Literary  and  Educational  Writer,  880  St.  Nicholas  Ave.,  New  York. 


awing  and  Bfanual  Training,  PubUc  Schools,  Bocoui^  of  Brooklyn, 
r  York.  551  Madison  St.,  Brooklyn. 


Josephine  E.  Hododon,  Pd.M.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  City  of  New  York. 

Ex-Prindpal  of  intermediate  School  No.  xio,  zg  £.  99th  St.,  New  York. 
Menoo  Stern. 

Z879,  Professor  of  German  Language  and  Literature,  Stem's  School  of  Languages,  38  £. 
6oth  St.,  New  York. 

1884  Mrs.  Georoiana  Van  Akbn. 

X858,  Principal  ol  Day  School,  Five  Points'  Mission,  63  Park  St..  New  Yorii. 

1885  Thomas  Hunter,  A.M.,  '66,  Columbia  CoU.;  Ph.D..  '77.  WOUams  CoU.;  LL.D.,  'oa  N.  Y.  Univ. 

1869,  President  Emeritus  of  Norinal  College,  ao79.  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 

active  members 
i88a    Walter  S.  Goodnouoh. 

189Z,  Director  of  Draw 
City  of  New 
1884    Richard  G.  Boone.  A.M.,  De  Pauw  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Ohio  Univ. 

1903,  Editor  of  "Education"  and  Institute  Conductor.  586  V.  C.  P.  Ave.,  Park  HIU.  Yonkers. 
Edward  N.  Jones,  A.B.,  '8«,  A.M.,  '86,  Ph.D.,  '93,  Hamilton  CoU. 

1904,  Principal  of  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers;  res.,  x  Midland  Ave.,  White 

Plains. 
x886    Charles  L.  Patton. 

Univenity  PubUshing  Co.,  37-99  W.  a3d  St.,  New  York. 

1887  GussiE  Power. 

x88o.  Teacher,  535  Warren  St.,  Hudson. 

1888  Andrew  S.  Draper,  LL.B.,  '71,  Unkm  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '89,  Colgate  Univ.,  '03,  Columbia  Univ.,  '05. 

Univ.  of  m. 
1904,  Commissioner  of  Education  for  the  State  of  New  York,  Albany. 
X889    Charles  DeGarmo,  Ph.D.,  '86,  HaUe,  Germany. 

Z898,  Professor  of  Science  and  Art  of  Education,  ComeU  University,  809  E.  State  St., 
Ithaca. 
Thomas  Francis  Kane,  A.B.,  'oa,  6omeU  Univ. 

1899,  Teacher  of  \iathematics,  Geone  Wm.  Curtis  High  School,  Richmond  Borough, 
a  Castleton  Hotel  Park,  New  Brighton,  S.  I. 
Gratia  L.  Rice. 

189a,   Sute  Instructor  of  Teacher's  Institutes,  Education  Department,  State  of  New  York; 
home  address,  Cassville;  express  office,  Richfield  Junction. 
x8oo    C  W.  Baroben,  A.B.,  '60,  Yale  CoU. 

x874-  Editor  of  "School  BuUetin,"  406  S.  Franklin  St.,  Syracuse. 
Andrew  Burr  BLooGBrr,  Pd.D.,  'oa,  Syracuse  Univ. 

X889,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  xa7  Burnet  Ave.,  Syracuse. 
John  W.  Chandler,  Ph.D.,  '77,  Univ.  of  Sute  of  New  York. 
Jordan. 


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NEW  YOKSL—Conihnied 

i»^    Edwasj*  D.  Fairell,  A.M.,  '67,  CoU.  of  the  Qty  of  New  York. 

,  iSSg.   District  Supennteodent  of  Schools,  163  E.  194th  St.,  New  York. 

[Sgi     Vurc£XT  ALDiiunE.  A.M.,  '81,  Syracuse  Univ.,  M.D. 

tB8g.  Teacher  in  Manual  Training  High  School.  3a  Clarkion  St.,  Brooklyn. 
t  KAXCES  JoHM  Cheney,  A.B.,  '7a,  A.M.,  '7s,  Ph.D.,  *8q,  Syracuse  Univ. 

iB^t,    Principal  of  State  Normal  and  Training  School,  4s  Church  St..  CortUiid. 
AuriUsTtfs  S.  Downing,  A.M..  Pennsylvania  Coll.:  Pd.D.;  LL.D..  *o6.  Syracuse  Univ. 

E9ik8.   First  Assistant  Commissioner  of  Education,  141  S.  Allen  St.,  Albany, 
Mattmbw  J.  EUiAS,  A.B.,  '6a,  A.M.,  '63,  Montreal  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '60,  St  John's  CoU. 

[§</}.   District  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  lai  W.  87th  St.,  New  York. 
H4»(.AM  P.  fmEsTCH.  A.B.,  '68,  A.M..  '71.  Amherst  CoU. 

t&9i.  Proprietor  of  Albany  Teachers'  Agency,  8t  Chapel  St.,  Albany. 
G^«ciE  lUvm  Hale.  A.B.,  '70,  A.M..  '73,  Univ.  of  Rochester.  * 

IOS9  Lake  Ave.,  Rochester. 

OSBIAN   H*   L*Ni,. 

iBo5 ,   Editor  of  "The  School  Journal."  " Educational  Foundations."  and  '^Teachers  Maga- 
zine "  11-15  E.  a4th  St.,  New  York. 
HEsav  M.  UiPfiGER.  A.M.,  CoU.  of  City  of  N.  Y.;  Ph.D.,  "88,  CohimWa  CoU.;  LL.D..  Union  Coll. 
r8oi^i .   Supervisor  of  Lectures,  Board  of  Education,  New  York  city.  500  Pari^  Ave.,  New  York. 
ALiExr  U^^ARD,  A.B.,  *88,  A.M.,  '01.  Ohio  Univ.;  Ph.D»  [04,  Hamiltoii  CoU. 

IV07.   Supenntendent  of  Schools,  and  Editor  of  "Jounial  of  PttUfogy,'*  5  Orchard  Place, 
New  RocheUe. 
EiLKs  G.  RFvtLEY.  Pd.D..  '04,  N.  Y.  Sute  Nor.  CoU. 

349  Westcott  St.,  Syracuse. 
Thomas  B.  Stowell,  A.B..  '65,  Genesee  CoU.;  A.M.,  '68,  Ph.D..  '81,  Syracuse  Univ. 

iSag,   Principal  of  State  Normal  and  Training  School,  6  Le  Roy  St.,  Potsdam. 
189J     Thomas  O.  Bake«.  A.B.,  '86,  A.M..  'oa,  Ph.D.,  '06.  Nor.  Univ.,  Ohio;  Pd.D.,  '96.  N.  Y.  Dnlv. 
ipoi.    Principal  of  School  No.  44.  437  Hancock  St.,  Broddyn. 
EifiiZT  Belekap,  A.B..  '80,  A.M.,  '83,  Marietta  CoU. 

iSw,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  347  East  Ave.,  Lockport. 
W.  H.  Benedict,  A.B.,  '7$,  A.M..  '78,  Hanulton  CoU. 

tSS^   Principal  of  School  No.  8,  5a  i  W.  3d  St.,  Ehnira. 
A«  Ball  BtritDicK. 

ifigo.   Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  14,  4  Harrison  St.,  Supleton. 
CltAkLE*^  W   CqtB,  A.B.,  A.M..  Ph.D..  HamUton  CoU. 

1&7&,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  354  Hudson  Ave.,  Albany. 
Meivil  Dewev.  A.B.,  '74.  A.M.,  '77.  Amherst  CoH.;  LL.D..  'oa,  Syracuse  Univ.  and  Alfred  Univ. 

igoti.  President  of  American  Library  Institute,  Lake  Placid  Qub,  Lake  Pladd. 
Geoege  Fenton. 

iSffii,   Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  41  Olbiston,  Utica. 
Mary  F.  Hybe. 

Author  of  "Practical  Lessons  in  the  Use  of  EncUsh,"  * 'Practical  EngUsh  Grammar." 
"Two-Book  Course  in  EngUsh."  etc.,  ao8  Main  St.,  Binghamtoo. 
jAKEi  Lee,  M  D.,  '86,  Bellevue  Hospital  Med.  CoU. 

1B91,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  456  W.  141  St.,  New  York. 
WiLLUM  J.  Milne,  A.B.,  '68,  A.M..  '71,  Ph.D.,  '77,  Rochester  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '78.  De  Pauw  Univ. 

President  of  New  York  State  Normal  CoUege,  Albany. 
OscAM  D.  Robinson.  Ph.D.,  '87,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

tm6.   Principal  of  High  School.  50Z  Sute  St.,  Albany. 
tSgj    Andrew  UV  Edson,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '81,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

tiQ7,   Associate  City  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Park  Ave.  and  sgth  Sc,  New  York. 
Uenm  P^  Lkrtm^N,  A.B.,  '71.  A.M.,  '74,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

i^9j.   Superintendent  of  Education,  laa  CoUege  St.,  Buffalo. 
JiJilN  Akthuk  Greene,  A.M.,  '00,  Colby  Univ  . 

lA^,    Manager  of  American  Book  Co.,  100  Washington  Sq.,  New  Yorit. 
Jt3«*Y  BtcGs  MuRRiLL,  Pd.D.,  '9a,  New  York  Univ. 

1^^,    Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  Boroughs  of  Manhattan.  The  Bronx,  and  Richmond, 
II a  £.  8ist  St..  New  York. 
J^j&EFHiNE  El^.  Rogers. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  126',  res..  301  East  6Sth  St.,  New  York. 
1804    Fnio  Washington  Atkinson,  A.B.,  '00,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *03,  Leiprig. 

iCKM.   President  of  Polytechnic  Institute  of  Brooklyn.  55  Pineapple  St.,  Brooklyn. 
FiiAXK  D.  BtATTYS,  .\.B..  '85,  A.M.,  '88,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1^,    President  of  Frank  D.  Beattys  &  Co.,  Publishers,  ass  5th  Ave..  New  York. 

FitASLli  R.  Cl.AlR. 

i»Q4 ,  Auditor  of  Accounts,  Department  of  Finance,  Qty  of  New  Yorit;  res..  North  Boule- 
vard. CoUege  Point. 
Charles  Szwtu.  Cobb,  A.B.,  '77,  and  A.M.,  '80,  Syracuse  Univ. 

J 5^3.   Inspector  of  New  York  State  Education  Department,  a6  N.  Pine  Ave.,  Albany. 

CVHTUIA  LaGUUARSINO. 

15^4,   Teacher  in  Five  Points  Ladies'  Home  Mission  Day  School,  63  Park  St.,  New  York. 
Wtl.LlAH  A.  Mackey. 

jSiifQ,   Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  53,  59  Huntington  Ave..  Buffalo. 
Charles  E.  Mlrrill. 

President  of  Charles  E.  MerriU  Co..  Educational  PubUshers.  44  E.  a3d  St.,  New  York. 


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149 


NEW  YORK-CM/wiiMtf 

Fkedbucx  Montsses,  Ph.D.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Vinma,  Austria;  Pd.D.,  '03,  New  York  Univ. 

~  7,  First  Aaiiatant  and  Head  of  German  Department,  De  Witt  Clinton  High  School, 


i8o7. 


60s  Van  Courtlandt  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 


HAn,  rt.O..  XUTTiUU   WUIT. 

Pnndpai  of  Public  School  No.  $8,  and  (igoa)  Lecturer  in  Catholic  Summer  School  of 
America,  317  W.  sad  St.,  New  York. 
Gkokoc  a.  Pldcfton. 

Educational  Publisher,  70,  sth  Ave.,  New  York. 

Hssm  A.  RoBEETS. 

1886,  Principal  of  Elementary  School  No.  10,  2  W.  xagth  St.,  New  York. 
EooAM  O.  SavBE,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Brown  Univ. 

Publisher,  President  Silver,  Burdett  ft  Company,  231-341  W.  39th  St.,  New  York. 
Joseph  S.  Tayloe.  Pd.D.,  V.  New  Yorit  Univ. 

190a,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  aa75  Loring  Place,  The  Bronx.  New  York. 
SainrBL  Houston  Albbo,  Ph.D.,  Colgate  Univ. 

Woodside,  Central  Ave.,  Fredonia. 
H.  T.  Ambbose. 

President  of  American  Book  Co.,  Publishers,  xoo  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 


Mathematics,  New  York  Training  Sdiool  for  Teachers;  res.,  Lewis 


Middlesex  A.  BAn.BY,  A.M.,  '77.  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Conn. 

1899,  Department  of  Math 

Parkway,  Yonkcrs. 
Thomas  M.  Baxxiet. 

1904.  Dean  ol  School  of  Pedagogy,  New  York  University,  Washhigton  Sq.,  New  York. 
Ida  C.  Bendbe,  M.D.,  '90.  Univ.  of  Buffalo,  Med.  Dept. 

1893,   Supervisor  of  Primary  Grades,  731  Ellicott  St.,  Buffakx 
Claeence  Fbanklin  Caeboll,  A.B., '81,  Yale  Univ. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  8  Girton  PI.,  Rochester. 
FANiffXE  S.  Coimtos. 

1893,   Assistant  Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  77,  740  Psrk  PI.,  Brooklyn. 
Julia  E.  Cbame. 

X884,  Teacher  of  Vocal  Music,  Sute  Normal  School,  and  Director  of  Ocane  Normal  Insti- 
tuU  of  Music,  91  Main  St.,  Potsdam. 
Samuel  T.  Dutton,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Yale  Coll. 

1900,  Professor  of  School  Administration,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;   res., 

619  W.  xi4th  St.,  New  York. 
Ada  Van  Stone  Habbis. 

1897.  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  and  Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  ao7    East 
Ave.,  Rochester. 

Edwabo  Haywabd,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '9a,  Union  Coll.  ^ 

1901,  SuperinteiKient  of  Schoob,  103  Mohawk  St.,  Cohoes. 
Welland  Hendbice,  A.B.,  '80.  A.M.,  '8t,  Colgate  Univ. 

1898,  First  Assistant  in  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers,  680  St.  Nicholas  Ave.,  New 

York. 
Anna  B.  Hebbic.  Grad..  Oswego  Nor.  Sch.,  N.  Y. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Training  Department,  Sute  Normal  School,  New  Paltz;   home 
address,  8a  a  Adams  St.,  Saginaw,  Mich 
Waltbb  L.  Hebvey,  A.B..  A.M..  Ph.D.,  '03.  Princeton  Univ. 

1898,   Examiner  of  Boiard  of  Eoucai 
WiLBEB  W.  Howe. 

Author,  St.  Johnsville. 
Thomas  R.  Knbil,  A.B.,  '75.  A.M.,  '78,  Wesleyan  Univ..  Conn. 

x89a.   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  High  School  Building,  Saratoga  Springs. 
Louise  M.  Lafey. 

190a,   Assbtant  Prindpal  of  Delaware  Avenue  School  No.  x6,  731  EUicott  St.,  Buffalo. 
Chabijb  D.  Iabkins,  Ph.B..  '81,  Pd.D.,  '04,  Alfred  Univ. 

1893,   Principal  of  Manual  Training  High  School.  225  Argyle  Road,  Brooklyn. 
Ibwen  Levuton,  A.B..  '8a,  A.M..  '88,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1908,   Professor  of  Physics,  Wells  College,  Aurora. 
Seth  Low.  LL.D.,  '89,  Amherst  CoU.;  '90.  Univ.  of  State  of  N.  Y.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  Harvard  Univ. 
Trinity;  '96.  Princeton  Univ.;  '05.  Yak  Univ. 
Ex-Mayor  of  Greater  New  York,  30  E.  64th  St.,  New  York. 
Fbanx  Mobton  McMubby,  Ph.D.,  Jena. 

1898,   Professor  of  ElemenUry  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New 
York;  res.,  9  Hillside  Drive.  Park  Hill,  Yonkers. 
HcNBY  DoBSEY  Newson.  A.B„  'Ta,  West.  Md.  Coll. 

President  of  Newson  &  Co.,  Publishers,  a?  and  39  W.  ajd  St.;  res..  160  W.  io6th  St., 
New  York. 
Andbew  V.  V.  Raymond,  A.B..  '75.  D.D.,  '87,  Union  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '94,  WQliams  Coll. 

Pastor  of  First  Presbyterian  Church  of  Buffalo;   res.,  a68  North  St.,  Buffalo. 
J.  M.  Rice,  M.D.,  '81.  Coll.  of  Phys.  and  Sur.,  N.  Y. 

Editor  of  "The  Forum,"  45  E.  4ad  St.,  New  York, 
Rovillus  R.  Rogebs,  A.B.,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1890,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  6a 7  E.  6th  St.,  Jamestown. 
J.UCES  Eael  RtJSSELL,  A.B.,  '87.  Cornell  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '94,  Leipzig;  LL.D.,  '03.  Dickinson  Coll.  and 
•05.  Univ.  of  Colo. 
1898,   Dean  of  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  500  W.  i2sst  St.,  New  York. 


ducation,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 


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i8o5    Heksy  R.  SAinoRO.  A.B.,  *6i.  A.M..  '64,  GencMe  CoU.;  A.M..  '73.  Syracuse  UniT.;  Ph.D.,  '94. 
Union  Univ. 
1885,  Sute  Institute  Conductor  of  New  York,  135  Elm  St,  Pfenn  Yan. 
Alfrcd  T.  ScHAUTTLEm,  A.B.,  '6s,  A.M.,  '68,  Williams  CoD. 

igoa.  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  the  City  of  New  York;  res.,  986a'Marioa  Ave. 
Bedford  Park. 
Heniy  G.  ScHNCiDEm,  B.Sc.,  '87,  Cdl.  City  of  New  York. 

1888.  Second  Assistant  in  Public  School  No.  jo,  Bronx;  res.,  610  W.  47th  St.,  New 
York. 

MyEON  Teacy  Scuddbe,  A.B..  '8a,  A.M.,  '86,  Rutgers  Coll. 

X899,  Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  New  Palts. 
Sylvkstbe  R.  Sheae. 

190J,   Superintendent  of  Schoob.  74  Fur  St.,  Kinptnn. 
Plowdon  Stevens,  Te.,  B.Sc.,  '88.  CoU.  City  of  New  York. 

Prudpal  of  Public  School  No.  6,  Bronx;  res.,  a  196  Washington  Ave.,  New  York. 
John  H.  Walsh,  A.B.,  '73.  A.M.,  '89,  Georgetown  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '80,  Cohimbia  CoU. 

190a,   Associate  Citv  Superintendent  of  Schools,  The  City  of  New  Yock;  res.,  850a  Fort 
Hanulton  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Chaeles  F.  Whbelock,  B.Sc..  '73,  ComeU  Univ.;  LL.D..  '05.  St.  Lawrvnoe  Univ. 

Chief  of  Division  of  Examinations,  Department  of  Education,  Slate  of  N«w  York; 
res..  7x  CUff  St.,  Canajoharie. 
1896    Mas.  Amelia  D.  Alden,  Grad..  State  Nor.  Sch..  Albany,  N.  Y. 

1895.  Teacher  of  English  and  History,  48  Boulevard,  Westcrieigh,  West  New  Brighton. 
Edwaed  N.  Beistol. 

Book  PubUsher.  a9  W.  73d  St..  New  York. 
Eugene  C.  Colby. 

1905,  State  Director  of  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  State  of  New  York;  res.,  39  Rut- 

gert  St..  Rochester. 
Le  Roy  C.  Cooley,  A.M.,  Ph.D. 

X874,   Professor  c^  Physics  Emeritus,  Vassar  CoUege,  a  Reservoir  Sq.,  Poughkeepaie. 
Heney  M.  Ceist. 

Manager  of  New  York  Office.  MOton  Bradley  Co.,  11  E.  x6th  St.,  New  York. 

Booths  Colwbll  Davis,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '91,  Alfred  Univ.;  B.D..  '93,  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '96,  Nat 
Nor.  Univ.;  D.D.,  '01,  Alfred  Univ. 

1895,  President  of  Alfred  University,  a6  Mam  St.,  Alfred. 

Geoece  Sahlee  Davis,  B.Sc.,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York,  LL.D..  '08.,  N.  Y.,  Univ. 

x888,   President  of  the  Normal  CoUege  of  the  City  of  New  York,  Park  Ave.  and  68th  St., 
New  York. 

William  Reed  Eastman,  A.B..  '54*  Yale  CoU.;  B.L.S..  '9a,  M.L.S.,  'o6,  Univ.  of  N.  Y. 

189a,   Inspeaor  of  Public  Libraries,  and  (1906)  Chief  of  Division  of  Educational  Exten- 
sion. New  York  State  Education  Departmem,  State  Library,  Albany. 
Ella  C.  Eldee.  • 

1898,  Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  86  Delaware  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
Heney  William  Ellswoxtb,  Grad.,  Fredonia  Acad. 

x86x,   Author  and  PubUsher  of  Schoolbooks,  xa7  Duane  St.,  New  York;  res.,  Montvak, 
N.J. 
James  A.  Estes,  A.M.,  Alfred  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  17  Third  Ave.,  GloversviUe. 
John  Huston  Finley.  A.B..  '87,  A.M.,  '90.  Knox  CoU.;  LL.D.,  Princeton  Univ.,  Park  CoU.,  Knox 
CoU.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  Tulane  Univ..  and  WUliams  CoU. 
1903.   President  of  CoUege  of  The  City  of  New  York;  res.,  Sc.  Nicholas  Terrace.  New 
York. 
Robeet  Foeesman. 

Educational   Publisher,  Slver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  8s,  5th  Ave.,  res.  Graham  Court, 
XI  6th  St.  and  7th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Cbaeles  Eugene  Gobton,  Ph.B..  '71.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pd.D..  '06.  Alfred  Univ. 

1884,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  55  Hawthorne  Ave.,  Yonkers. 
Elbeet  W.  GEirriTH,  Ph.B.,  Ph.D.,  lU.  Wes.  Univ.;  A.  M.,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  6  Pearl  St.,  Glens  FaUs. 
Waltek  B.  Gunnison,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Ph.D.,  '93. 

1896,  Principal  of  Erasmus  HaU  High  School,  77  WUaon  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Cakoline  T.  Haven. 

X884,   Principal  of  Kindergarten  Department,  Ethical  Culture  School,  Central  Park,  West 
and  63d  Sts.,  New  York. 
Alpheus  B.  Kenyon.  B.Sc.,  '74,  M.Sc.  '77,  D.Sc.,  '05,  Alfred  Univ. 

1874.    Dean  of  CoUege  of  Liberal  Arts,  Alfred  University,  33  S.  Main  St.,  Alfred. 

MeS.  MaEIA  KEAUS-BOELTi. 

1873.   Principal  of  Kraus  Seminary  for  Kindergartners;  res.,  Hotel  San  Remo.  146  Central 
ParkW.,  New  York. 
Chaeles  E.  Lawton. 

1889,  Principal  of  Central  Grammar  School,  148  Seward  Ave.,  South  Auburn. 
Tbouas  Bailey  Lovell,  A.B.,  '62,  A.M..  '65,  Univ.  of  Rochester;  LL.D.,  *oo,  Hobart  CoU. 

189a,    Principal  of  High  School,  70a  Chilton  Ave.,  Niagara  Falls. 
Maby  a.  Magovern. 

1906,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  76,  Manhattan,  Lexington  Ave.  and  68th  St.,  New 

York. 


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X896    J.  Edman  Masskx,  A.B.,  '75.  A.M..  '76.  Hamilton  CoU. 

£x-Supenntendent  of  Schools,  443  N.  Main  St..  Herkimer. 
Clabxncx  E.  Melzney.  A.B..  '76,  A.M.,  '79.  Colby  Univ.;  LL.D. 

1896,  Aaaociate  City  Superintendent  of  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York  City;  res.,  370 

McDonoufh  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Otis  Montkosb. 

1895*   Principal  of  Haldanc  High  School,  Coldspcing,  Putnam  Co. 
HowAKO  J.  RoGiKS.  A.B..  '84.  Williams  Coll.;  A.M.,  '04,  Columbia  Univ.;  LL.D.,  Northwestern 
Univ. 
President  of  Mining  Co.,  Albany. 
Chailes  M.  Ryon. 

xQoa,  Supervisor  of  Penmanship,  130  Elmendorf  St.,  Kingston. 
Saka  a.  Saundbss,  Grad..  '73.  Cortland  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1895,  SttDerintendoit  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  40  College  St.. 

Bnxdiport. 
Feank  a.  Scbxzdt,  Pd.D..  •91,  New  York  Univ. 

1904,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  169,  Audubon  Ave.,  x68th  and  169th  Sts.;  res.,  4ao  W. 
147th  St.,  New  York. 
Mae  E.  Scheeibee. 

X9oa,   Institute  Instructor  in  Language  and  literature,  Imperial  Hotel,  New  York. 
Jacob  Gould  Schiteican,  A.B.,  '77f  A.M.,'78t  Univ.  of  London;  D.Sc.,  '78,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh;  LL.D., 
'93,  Columbia  Univ.,  '01,  Yale  Univ.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  and  Williams  Coll. 
X89S,  President  of  Cornell  University,  Ithaca. 
BomriB  E.  Snow. 

Editorial  Department,  Prang  Educational  Company,  113  University  PI.,  New  York. 
Maey  V.  Squieb. 

Assistant  in  School  No.  39,  19  Marigold  Ave.,  Buffalo. 

EDWABDWALiiSLEYSrTTT,M.Sc.,'8i,Con.of  City  of  New  York:  PdM.,  'o?.  Pd.D..  '00,  N.Y.  Univ. 

1903.  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  613  W.  i79tn  St.,  Washington  Heists,  New  York. 
Amelia  Eaelb  Teant,  M.D„  '94,  Univ.  of  Buffalo. 

1897,  Principal  of  Boys'  Department.  Instructor  in  Psychology  and  Physiology,  Masteo 

Park  High  School,  "The  Markeen,"  Main  and  Utica  Sts.,  Buffak>. 
M.  H.  Waleatb,  A.B.,  '89.  A.M.,  '99,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1896,  Principal  of  High  School,  Box  544,  Troy. 
1897    Jessie  H.  BANCEorr. 

1893,   Assistant  Director  of  Physical  Training,  Public  Schools.  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
C.  L,  Baestow,  A.B.,  Union  CoU. 

Manager  of  Educatkmal  Department,  The  Century  Co.,  Union  Sq.,  New  York. 
Emoch  Hemby  CiTEEiEE,  A.M.,  '93.  Nat.  Deaf  Mute  Coll.,  D.  C. 

1893.   Principal  of  New  York  Institution  for  Deaf  and  Dumb,  W.  163d  St.  and  Fort  Wash- 
ington Ave.,  Station  M,  New  York. 
John  Dewey,  A.B.,  '79.  Umv.  of  Vt.;  Ph.D..  '84,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1904,  Ptofessor  of  Philosophy,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Anne  J.  Faeley. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  183,  Manhattan;  res.,  f  334  Lexington  Ave.,  New  York. 
Henby  W.  Jameson.  A.B..  '73.  Yale  CoU. 

X890,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  W.  1x9th  St.,  New  York. 
Edwaed  Lobo,  A.M.,  '94,  Dartmouth  CoU.  ' 

1903,  General  Manager  of  Educational  Department,  Charles  Scribner's  Sons,  153,  5th 
Ave.,  New  York. 
Aimlph  L.  Pece. 

x88o,   Librarian  of  Gk>versville  Free  Library,  Gloversville. 
Hennxng  Webb  Pebntis.  Grad.,  '71.  Univ.  of  Va. 

X903.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  44,  78  Pacific  near  Court  St.,  Brooklyn. 
I20KA  Scxnr,  A.M.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

X908,  Teacher  in  High  School  New  York  City;  res.,  89  Clark  St.,  Brooklyn. 

GiTSTAVE  STEA17BBNMfh.LEB,  A.B. 

X906,   Associate  City  Superintendent  of  Schools,  169  W.  88th  St..  New  York. 
John  Henby  Thiby. 

Secretary  of  Local  Sdiool  Board,  District  41.  Queens  County,  181  Academy  St., 
Long  Island  City. 
Henby  Hobabt  Vail,  A.B.,  '60,  LL.D..  '07,  Middlebury  CoU. 

Publisher,  3aa  W.  7Slh  St.,  New  York. 
Eli  W.  Weavee,  B.E..  '86,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  MiUersviUe,  Pa.;  M.Pd.,  '04.  N.  Y.  Univ. 

X901,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Boys'  High  School,  35  Jefferson  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Zenas  Feeeman  Westekvelt,  LL.D.,  '95.  Rochester  Univ. 

X876,   Superintendent  of  Rochester  School  for  the  Deaf,  94s  St.  Paul  St.,  Rochester. 
1898    Susan  F.   Chase,  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  A.B.,  Wes.  Univ.;    Milton  Coll.;    Ph.D.,  Teachers  CoU., 
Buffalo  Univ. 
Teacher  of  literature  and  Psycholog>'.  State  Normal  School.  37,  xsth  St.,  Buffala 

W.  E.  COCBBANE. 

Vice-President  of  Prang  Educational  Co.,  1x3  University  PI.,  New  York. 
L  O.  Cbissy. 

1895,   Inspector  of  Business  Education,  University  of  State  of  New  York,  140  S.  Swan 
St..  Albany. 
RuSABD  Elwood  Doix;e,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '94,  Harvard  Univ. 

X896,   Professor  of  Geography,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 


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l^    George  Wells  Frrz.  M.D.,  'oi 

Peconic,  Suffolk  Co. 
John  Thomas  Freeman,  B.Sc.,  '8^,  M.Sc.,  *Sf,  Dartmoath  CoU. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  Sduml,  SchenecUdy. 
George  B.  Germann,  A.B.,  '95,  Ph.D.,  '99,  Columbia  Univ. 

1902,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  130,  66  Midwood  St..  Brooklyn. 
Charles  L.  Harrington,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '95,  Amherst  CoU. 

1905,    lecturer,  and  Supervisor  of  Lectures  and  Concerts  for  Brooklyn  Institute  of  Arts  and 
Sciences,  50a  Fulton  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Charles  C.  Holden.  Pd.M. 

1904,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  17,  Bronx,  City  Island,  New  York;  res.,  15  Beach  Ave:, 
Mamaroaeck. 
Eugene  W.  Lyttle,  A.B.,  '78.  A.M.,  '81,  Ph.D.,  '95,  Hamilton  CoU. 

1898,    Inspector  of  University  of  the  State  of  New  York,  New  York  State  Education 
Department,  Capitol,  Albany. 
William  Smith  Murray,  B.Sc.,  '88,  M.Sc..  '93,  Syracuse  Univ. 

Graduate  Student,  Columbia  Umversity;  res.,  419  W.  laist  St.,  New  York. 
Vinton  S.  Paessler,  A.M.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1897,  Principal  of  Barlow  School  of  Industrial  Arts,  6  Gary  St.,  Binghamtoa. 
C.  R.  Richards,  B.Sc.,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1898.  Director  of  Cooper  Union,  New  York. 

Stuart  H.  Rows,  A.B.,  '90,  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '9c,  Jena  Univ.,  Germany. 

1904,   Head  of  Department  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  Brooklyn  Training  Sdiool  for 
Teachers;  res..  1060  A  Sterling  PI.,  Brooklyn. 
Mary  S.  Snow.  Ph.M.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Maine. 

190X,   Instructor  in  Normal  Methods  and  Supervisor  of  Practice  Teaching,  Department  ol 
Domestic  Science,  Pratt  Institute,  Brooklyn. 
Edward  Lee  Thorndikb,  A.B..  '95,  Wes.  Univ.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.',  '97.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.. 
'08.  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,  Professor  of  Educational  Psychology,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  Universitv;  res., 

S30  W.  ia3d  St.,  New  York. 
Sherman  Williams,  Pd.D.,  '94.  Albany  Nor.  CoU. 

1898,  Institute  Instructor  for  State  of  New  York,  10  Grove  Ave.,  Glens  Falls. 
1809    Frederick  B.  Abbott,  Ph.D.,  '98,  Martyn  CoU. 

1907,  Teadier  in  Manual  Traming  High  School;  res..  490.  7th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Darwin  L.  Bardwell,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '88,  Amherst  CoU. 

X903,  District  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  61  St.  Marks  PI.,' New  Brightoo. 
Jesse  D.  Burks,  Ph.B..  *gx,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  ML.,  '94.  Univ.  of  Cal.;  Ph.D.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  Teachers  Training  School,  107  Lake  Ave.,  Albany. 
Herbert  Griggs. 

With  SUver,  Burdett  &  Co. ,  85,  5th  Ave. ,  New  York ;    res. ,  881  Flatbush  Ave. ,  Brook- 
lyn. 
Philip  M.  Hull,  A.B.^  '76,  A.M.,  '79,  Hamilton  CoU.,  N.  Y. 

1899,  Institute  Conductor,  Clinton. 

Henry  Johnson,  B.L..  '89,  Univ.  of  Minn.;  A.M..  'oa,  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Professor  of  History,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;  res.,  6ao  W.  ix6th  St.. 

New  York. 
Grant  Karr,  Ph.D.,  Jena. 

Teacher  of  General  Principles  of    Education  and    Observation,  Training  School 
for  Teachers;   res.,  iiao  Amsterdam  Ave.,  New  York. 
John  Kennedy. 

Z890,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Batavia. 
J.  E.  NeColuns,  B.L.J  '93,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X901,    Music  Department  of  American  Book  Co.,  100  Washington  Sq.,  New  Yoric. 
Charles  £.  Nichols. 

1894,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  153  Stevens  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
Edward  A.  Page,  LL.B.,  '73,  Columbia  Univ. 

1884.    Prindpal  of  PubUc  School  No.  77.  Boys,  Manhattan,  400  E.  86th  St.,  New  York. 
Henry  Carr  Pearson,  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ. 

1903,  Principal  of  Horace  Mann  Elementary  School,  Columbia  University;  res.,  501  W. 

laothSt.,  New  York. 
Juliet  Pearson. 

i860.   Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  68,  Primary,  Manhattan,  116  W.  ia8th  St.,  New  York. 
William  E.  Pui.sifer. 

Educational  Publisher  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co..  1  W.  8ist  St.,  New  York. 
Edward  B.  Rawson,  B.Sc.,  '81,  Mass.  Agri.  CoU. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Friends'  School,  aa6  E.  i6th  St.,  New  York. 
John  Franklin  Reigart,  A.B..  Dickinson  CoU. 

Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  a,  New  York;  res.,  31  EucUd  Ave..  Yonkers. 
M.  Augusta  Requa,  M.D..  '93.  Women's  CoU..  NY.  Infirmary;   Pd.M.,  '96,  LL.B.,  '07.  New  York 
Univ.;  Grad..  '88,  Anderson's  Nor.  Sch.  of  Gymnastics. 
1806,    Supervisor  of  Ph>'sical  Education,  PubUc  Schools,  55  W.  sad  St.,  New  York. 
Edith  A.  Scorr. 

1004,    Prindpal  of  Normal  Training  School,  Sdo  St.,  Rochester. 
David  Samuel  Snedden,  A.B.,  '97,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;   A.M.,  'oi.  Columbia  Univ. 

Adjunct  Professor  of    Educational  Administration,  Teachers'  CoUege,   Columbia 
UniN'crsity,  New  York. 


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Edwaad  L.  Stevens,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M..  '93,  Hamilton  Coll.;  L.H.D.,  '06,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1898,  Associate  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
Ralph  Stockman  Tare,  B.Sc.,  '91,  Harvard  Univ. 

1896.   Professor  of  Physical  Geography,  Cornell  University,  z  East  Ave..  Ithaca. 
John  F.  Woodhull,  A.B.,  '80,  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '99,  Columbia  Univ. 

1888,   Professor  of  Physical  Science,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Woodford  Dulany  Anderson.  A.B..  A.M.,.  Ph.D. 

1903.   Teacher  of  Commorical  Branches,  Washington  Irving  High  School,  1494,  53d  St., 
Brooklyn. 
Charles  W.  D.  CorrtN. 

Commercial  Publications  Department,  American  Book  Company,  too  Washington 
Sq.,  New  York. 
James  B.  T.  Demarest.  Pd.M.,  '98.  New  York  Univ. 

1903,    Principal  of  Pubhc  School  No.  19,  344  E.  14th  St.,  New  York. 
Clyde  Furst,  A.M.,  *95.  Dickinson  Coll. 

190a,   Secretary  of  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Elbert  A.  Gruver,  A.B.,  '03,  A.M.,  VKS,  Gettsburg  Coll. 

1899,  Superintenoent   and    Principal   of    Institution   for   the   Improved    Instruction   of 

Deaf  Mutes,  904  Lexington  Ave.,  New  York. 
George  K.  Hawkins,  A.M..  '94.  Union  Coll.;  D.Sc.,  *o5,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

189S,   Principal  of  State  Normal  and  Training  School,  79  Court  St.,  Pittsburgh. 
Bertram  A.  Leneest.  B.Sc.,  'oo.  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.;  Ph.D.,  '05.  Yale  Univ. 

1905,  Mechanical  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  Manual  Training  High  School;   res., 

1534*  76th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
William  McAndrew,  A.B.,  '86,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

190a,   Principal  of  Washington  Irving  High  School;    res.,  3758  Kingsbridge  Terrace,  New 
York. 
Elmer  S.  Redman.  A.M..  '94.  Ph.D..  '98.  HI.  Wesleyan  Univ.;  A.M.,  '03,  AUred  Univ. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  51  Genesee  St.,  HomeU. 
Jacques  W.  Redway,  F.R.G.S. 

Geographer  and  Author,  39  E.  4th  St.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
Albert  Henry  Wilcox,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

1900,  Principal  of  East  High  School,  Alexander  St.,  Rochester. 

Frank  David  Boynton.  A.B.,  '91.  Middlebury  ColL;  A.M.,  '94,  Hamilton  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  *o3.  Syra- 
cuse Univ. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob,  114  S.  Geneva  St.,  Ithaca. 
Percy  I.  Buobeb,  A.M.,  D.Sc..  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1898,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  x8  Walnut  St.,  Oneonta. 
Eliza  A.  Caterson. 

X894.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  ai,  Bronx,  660  E.  3ad  St.,  New  York. 
Marshall  Ware  Downing,  A.B.,  '94.  Oberlin  Coll. 

1903,   Head  of  Department  of  Latin  and  Greek,  High  School,  733  S.  Beech  St.,  Syracuse. 
James  M.  Edsall. 

190a,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  8418  Bay  Parkway,  Brooklyn. 
Amos  William  Farnham,  A.M.,  '83.  Oaflin  Univ..  Orangeburg.  S.  Car. 

1894.   Teacher  and  Supervisor  of  Geography,  Oswego  State  Normal  School,  141  W.  4th  St^ 
Oswego. 
Charles  Robert  Gaston,  Ph.B..  '96,  Ph.D..  '04,  Cornell  Univ. 

1900,   Teacler  of  English,  Richmond  Hill  High  School,  Queens;  res.,  949  Park  PL,  Brooklyn, 
S.  B.  Heckman.  Ph.B..  '93.  Earlham  Coll.;  A.B.,  '94,  Harvard;  A.M..  '05,  Ph.D..  '06,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1906.  Instructor  in  German.  College  of  the  City  of  New  York;   res.,  313  Convent  Ave., 

New  York. 
ICathryn  I.  Hewitt,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Oswego,  N.  Y. 

1905,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  New  York  State  Training  School  for  Giris,  Lock  Box  R, 
Hudson. 
F.  P.  Keppel,  A.B.,  '98,  Columbia  Univ. 

190a,    Secretary  of  Columbia  University,  New  Yoi^. 
John  Henry  MacCracken,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M..  '97.  New  York  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '99,  Halle- Wittenberg. 

1903,  University  Syndic,  New  York  University,  Washington  Sq.,  East,  New  York. 
John  Angits  MacVannel,  A.M.,  '94,  Torcmto  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,  Professor  of  the  Philosophy  of  Education,  Columbia  University,  4x1  W.  xxsth  St., 

New  York. 
C.  T.  McFarlane,  Ph.B..  Pd.M..  Pd.D.,  '03,  St.  Nor.  CoU.,  Albany.  N.  Y. 

190X,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School.  Campus,  Brockport. 
Ervkst  L.  MERrrr.  A.B.,  '91,  Wesleyan  Univ.:  A.M..  '03.  Yale  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School.  140  S.  Main  St.,  Gloversville. 
Harrison  T.  Morrow,  B.  Sc..  '88. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  358  Guy  Park  Ave.,  Amsterdam. 
Albertus  D.  Perkins,  A.B.,'86,  Cornell  Univ. 

1894,   Central  New  York  Agent,  D.C.  Heath  &  Co.,  res.,  15  Argyle  St.,  Cordand. 
James  J.  Sheppard,  A.B.,  Harvard  Univ. 

190a,   Principal  of  New  York  High  School  of  Commerce,  155  W.  6sth  St.,  New  York. 

David  Eugene  Smfth.  Ph.B.,  'Si.  Ph.M.,  '83.  Ph.  D.,  '87,  I.L.D.,  '05,  Syracuse  Univ.;   Pd.M.,  '98, 
Mich.  Nor.  Coll. 

1901,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  Univcr-sity.  New  York. 


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190X    Haviland  Stbvknson. 

With  SOver,  Burdett  ft  Co.,  85.  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Reuben  A.  Tayloi. 

iQoi,  Superintendnt  of  Public  Schools,  710, 4th  St.,  Niagan  FaU*. 
Richard  S.  Thomas,  A.B.,  '87,  Yale  Univ.;  LL.B.,  '89,  Cohunbia  Univ. 

Member  of  the  finn  <rf  Ginn  &  Co.,  70,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Makgabct  E.  Tucer. 

z8ox,   Principal  of  South  Side  School,  cor.  CaroUna  and  German  Sta.,  Herkimer. 
igoa    Alfred  Willis  Abraics,  Ph.B.,  '91,  Cornell  Univ. 

Sute  Inspector  of  Schools,  ax,  and  Ave.,  Ilion. 
E2RA  WiLKnis  Benedict,  A.B.,  '91,  Middlebury  CoU. 

1900,   Principal  of  High  School,  Warrensbnrg. 
Wallace  Buttrick.  D.D.,  '98,  Unir.  of  Rochester. 

Secretary  of  the  General  Education  Board,  Member  of  Southern  Education  Board 
and  the  John  F.  Slater  Fund  for  the  Education  of  Freedmen,  a  Rector  St.,  New 
York. 
John  Jameson  Chickerino,  A.M.,  Amhcnt  Cofl.;  LL.M.,  Columbian  Univ. 

1898.   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Borough  of  Queens,;  res..  80  Madison  Ave., 
New  Yo£ 
Halsey  M.  Collins,  A.B.,  '96,  Amherst  Coll. 

Representative  of  Charles  E.  Merrill  Co..  4  Charles  St.,  Cortland. 
HoLLis  Ellsworth  Dann,  Mus.  D. 

1905,  Professor  of  Music  and  Head  of  I>epartment  of  Music,  Cornell  Univcrmty,  507  E 

Seneca  St.,  Ithaca. 
Lid  A  B.  Earhart,  A.B.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  '95,  Ph.D..  '08.  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Instructor  in  Elementary  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  Univcnity.  New 

York. 
Georoe  M.  Forbes,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M., '81,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

i88x,   Professor  of  the   Science  of  Education.  University  of  Rochester  and  President  of 
the  Board  of  Education,  335  Dartmoutn  St.,  Rochester. 
Charles  Stearns  Hartwell,  A.B.,  '77.  A.M.,  '88,  Amherst  Coll. 

1894,  Teacher  of  EngUsOi,  Boys'  High  School,  473  Madison  St..  Brooklyn. 
Emma  A.  Johnson. 

190a,  Principal  of  Model  School.  New  York  Trainmg  School  for  Teachers; 
ia9th  St..  New  York. 
Leah  £.  Lindsey,  A.B.,  '94,  Cornell  Univ. 

1897,  Teacher  of  Latin  and  Greek,  High  School,  an  Lock  St.,  Lockport. 


rea.,  a  W. 


James  Edward  Mason.  D.D..  '96,  Livinptone  CoU. 
Professor  of  Poatical  Economy,  I 


, ,  Livingstone  Cdlege;  home  addreas,  107  Colombia 
Ave.,  Rochester. 
C.  S.  McLean. 

State  Agent  for  Sflver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  ao6  W.  Beard  Ave.,  Syracuse. 
Fred  Heermancb  Mead,  A.M.,  'oa^  HamUton  Coll.;  Pd.M.,  '98,  N.Y.  Univ.  Sch.  of  Ped. 

1900,   Principal  of  Public  Schools  Nos.  la  and  78,  Borough  of  Queens.  New  York;  RSn 
334  Broadway,  Flushing. 
Columbus  N.  Millard. 

1896,   Supervisor  of  Grammar  Grades,  837  Richmond  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
Paul  Monroe,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ph.D..  '97,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Professor  in  the  History  of  Education,  Teachers  College.  Columbia  Univcnity.  New 
York.  » 

Hasbrouce  O.  Palen. 

Educational  Department.  Milton  Bradley  Co..  Highland. 
Herman  S.  Piatt.  A.B..  A.M.,  Univ.  of  111.;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Straasburg. 

1908.   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  34;  res..  139  W.  ia7th  St.,  New  York. 
Thomas  Nicholson.  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '95,  Northwestern  Univ.;  D.D.,   '98,  Iowa  Wea.  Univ.,  and 
'OS,  Garrrtt  Bib.  Inst.,  LL.D.,  '07,  Cornell  CoU. 
1908,  Corresponding  Secretary,  Board  of  Education  of  the  M.  E.  Church,  150,  5th  Ave., 
New  York  City. 
ViRcn.  Prettyman,  A.B.,  '92.  A.M.,  '95.  Dickinson  CoU.;  Pd.D..  05. 

1895.  Principal  of  Horace  Mann  High  School,  Broadway  and  W.  laoth  St.,  New  York. 
Henry  Smith  pRrrcHETT.  Ph.D..  Munich;   LL.D.,  Univ.  of   Pa..  Harvard.  Yale.  Johns  Hopkins, 

Williams,  Univ.  of  Toronto,  Brown  Univ.;   Sc.D..  Stevens  Inst,  and  Tufte  CoU. 
Prrsident  of  Carnegie  Fouiulation  for  the  Advancement  of  Teaching.  576,  sth  Ave. 
New  York. 
Arthur  W.  Richards. 

1899,   Director  of  Shop  Work,  The  Ethical  Culture  Schools.  53  Central  Parib.  West,  New 
.York. 
C.  O.  Richards. 

1S86.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  ao6  Orchard  Road.  Solvay. 
Charlotte  Whitney  Stoddard. 

1896,  Supervisor  of  Drawing.  Public  Schools,  iiia  S.  State  St..  Syracuse. 

Libbie  Jaynf.  Swfetland. 

1906,   Teacher  in  Public  School.  Dryden. 
Thomas  Tapper,  Fellow  Am.  Coll.  of  Musicians.  Univ.  of  the  State  of  N.  Y. 

190S,    Instructor  in  In.stitute  of  Musical  Art  and  (1908)  Lecturer,  New  York  Uni^-ersity. 
Morgan  Washburn.  Grad.,  '78.  Osweeo  Nor.  and  Tr.  Sch. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  36,  Bronx,  New  York;  res.,  1615  Benson  Ave.,  West- 
chester. 


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Sasab  R.  Watkims.  Pd.M.,  'at,  New  York  Univ. 

igos    Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  6a,  Esmz  and  Hester  Sta,  Manhattan,  res..  157  W.  xa4th 
St..  New  York. 
Alta  Wiooins. 

1900,      irector  of  Physical  Ttainng,  Public  Schools,  338  Elmwood  Are.,  Buffalo. 
Joseph  F.  Wdcgbbach,  B.Sc.,  '89*  CoU.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

IQ05.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  118;  res.,  X76a,  84th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Allan  Abbott,  A.B.,  '06,  Hanrard  Univ. 

190a,  Teacher  of  English,  Horace  Mann  High  School,  xaoth  St.,  New  York. 
William  SLKxm  Aldkich.  M.E.,  '84,  Stevens  Inst,  of  Tech. 

X901,  Director  of  Thomas  S.  Clarkson  Memorial  School  of  Technology.  51  Main  St. 
Potsdam. 
Claba  Amkbican. 

1896,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  xa7,  Manhattan;  res.,  xao  £.  86th  St.,  New  York. 
William  W.  Afplbtoh. 

D.  Appleton  &  Co.,  436,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Tebbsa  L.  Atkinson. 

1886,  Principal  of  PubUc  School  N6.  89.  Primary,  Manhattan,  Clinton  Ave..  Hugenot 
Park,  New  RocheUe.  ^ 

Ultsszs  Faykttb  Axtcll,  A.B..  '98.  Colgate  Univ. 

190a,  Principal  of  Tuxedo  Umon  School,  Tuxedo  Park. 
Saul  Badanzs,  A.M..  Columbia  Univ.;   Pd.D..  New  York,  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  84,  Casco  St.,  Woodhaven. 
Bubton  M.  Balcb,  A.B.,  '9c,  A.M.,  '98.  Hamilton  Coll. 

1896,  Teacher  df  Mathematics,  Boys'  High  School,  31  Madison  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Elizabkth  Biaman,  Grad.,  '78  St.  Louis  Kg.  Tr.  Sch.;  Dip.  *oa.  Teachers  CoU. 

190a,  Department  of  Psychology  and  Head  of  Kindergarten  Training  Department,  Fohs 
Mission  Institute,  Herumer. 
Maktin  G.  Bknbdicf.  A.B..  '8a,  A.M..  '8<,  Ph.D.,  V- 

X903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  119  State  St.,  Utica. 
Lyman  A.  Bbst,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Cornell  Univ. 

1889,   Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  xo8,  Brooklyn  Secretary  Board  of  Retire- 
ment, Department  of  Education,  New  York  City,  res.,  947  President  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Kathebink  D.  Blake. 

Prindpal  of  Girl's  Department,  Public  School  No   6,  Manhattan;   res.,  104  W. 
84thSt.,  New  York. 
Annah  Pbentice  Blood.  B.Sc.,  '06,  Teachers  Coll..  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,   Teacher  of  English,  East  Side  Evening  High  School  for  Women;  (1907)  Teacher  of 
English,  Departmental  Section,  Grammar  School  No  38,  Manhattan;  res.,  403  W. 
115th  St.,  New  YoriL. 
Thomas  J.  Boyle,  LL.B.,  '91,  New  York  Univ. 
•  X906,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  69,  Manhattan;    351  Barclay  St.,  Flushing,  New 

Mabqabxt  F.  Bbanoan. 

1899,   Principal  of  Primary  Department,  Public  Sdiool  No.  t7a,  Manhattan;  res.,  477  W. 
144th  St.,  New  York. 
HoMEB  C.  Bkxstol,  A.B.,  '74,  Rochester  Univ.;  A.M.,  '96,  New  York  Univ. 

X897.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  X03,  336  Willoughby  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Eowm  C.  Bboomb,  Ph.B.;  A.M.,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Columbia  Univ.;  LL.B. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Elementary  Department,  Addphi  Academy  and  Instructor  in  Edu- 
cation and  Psycbok>gy,  Adelphi  College,  Brooklyn. 
Menzo  BuBLDfOAME,  Ph.B.,  Syracuse  Univ. 

X907,   Principal  of  High  School,  Worcester. 
Abetos  p.  BuBBoaoBs,  B.Sc..  '09,  Colgate  Univ. 

X904,  Principal  of  High  School,  Kent  Ave..  Salamanca. 
Henby  Wbite  Callahan.  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '81,  Hamilton  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '8<,  Rutgers  Coll. 

X908,  Head  Master,  Syms  School,  49  and  51  E.  6xst  St.,  New  YoriL. 
Kathabine  R.  Callahan. 

190a,   Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  1x5;  res.,  376  £.  x6th  St.,  Brooklyn;  home  address. 
Morrisville. 
Jambs  McKeen  Cattell,  A.B..LL.D.,  Lafavette  Coll.-,  Ph.D.,  Ldpng. 

X890,  Professor  of  Psychology,  Columbia  Umversity;  res.,  Garrison. 
OsMYN  P.  CoNANT.  A.B.,  '79.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

Publisher,  Member  of  Firm  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  70,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
John  P.  Conboy,  M.D.,  '03,  New  York  Univ. 

X897.  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  179.  Manhattan;  res..  167  W.  94th  St.,  New  York. 
Acnes  A.  Cobdino. 

X906,   Assistant  to  Prindpal,  Public  School  No.  84,  Borough  of  Queens;  res.,  9  Skillman 
Ave.,  Long  Island  City. 
C.  Waeo  Cbamron,  M.D.,  '00.  Columbia  Univ.  ^ 

Assistant  Director  of  Physical  Training,  City  Schools.  500  Park  Ave..  New  York. 
Chakles  O.  Dewey.  A.B.,  *8s.  Syracuse  Univ.;  Ph.D., '90,  Univ.  of  N.  Y.;  LL.B.. '04.  St.  Lawrence 
Univ. 
Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  136;  res.,  467  McDonough  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Hehby  Nash  Dickinson,  A.B.,  '89.  Amherst  Coll. 

1906,  Teacher  of  Latin,  Manual  Training  High  School;  res.,  195  Kingston  .Ave.  Brooklyn. 


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NEW  YORK-Cm/^im/ 

190J    Cornelia  A.  Diu,  A.B. 

1903.  English  Department.  Wadleifh  High  School,  Manhattan;  64S  W.  158th  Sc^  New 

Julia  C.  Dixon. 

1895,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  67.  xo6  Adelphi  St.,  Brooklyn. 
John  Doty. 

1899.  Principal  of  Public  School  No  ai,  Manhattan,  922  Mott  St..  New  York. 
John  Dwyer.  A.M.,  'ot,  St.  John's  CoU..;  Pd.M..  Pd.D..  New  York  Univ. 

1933.   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  764  West  End  Ave.,  New  York. 
Julia  L.  Eiche. 

1904.  Head  of  Department,  Public  School  No.  57.  Manhattan;  res..  446  E.  85th  St..  New 

York. 
Mai.  Kate  A.  Ekwin. 

New  Sakm.  Albany  Co.;  express  office,  Voorhesville. 
Charles  S.  Estxs.  A.B.,  '84,  Colby  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '95,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

Latin  Department.  Erasmus  Hall  High  School,  965  St.  James  PI.,  Brooklyn. 
Ella  A.  Fallon. 

«  1900,   Assistant  Principal  of  Training  School,  Sute  Normal  School,  New  Paltz. 

Mamie  Fay. 

1898.   Amistant  to  Principal.  Public  Schoob  Noa.  78  and  la,  New  York;  res..  Hillside  Ave., 
Corona. 
H.  Delxar  French.  A.M..  'ox,  Lin.D..'oa.  St.  John's  Coll. 

1906.  Instructor  in  Ethics,  and  (1900)  Secretary  of  the'Department  of  Philooophy,  Brook- 
lyn Institute  of  Arts  and  Sciences;  res..  457  Park  PI..  Brooklyn. 
Marion  D.  Fulton.  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '98,  Ewing  CoU. 

X905,   Eastern  Representative  of  Powers  &  Lyons  Publishing  Co.,  1x33  Broadway,  Room 
6xx  New  York. 
Arthur  F.  Gardner.  A.M.,  Bucknell  Univ. 

1905.  Head  of  Latin  Department.  High  School,  8  Larch  St..  Troy. 
Maude  Gardner. 

1900.  Teacher  of  Drawing.  Girb'  High  School,  tea  Franklin  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Edward  J.  Goodwin,  A.B..  '7a,  Litt.D..  '05.  Bates  CoU;  L.H.D..  '05,  Amherst  CoU. 

1908,    President  of  Packer  Collegiate  Institute.  Brooklyn. 
Magnus  Gross,  B.Sc.,  CoU.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

First  Asslitant  in  PubUc  School  No.  6,  Boys,  Manhattan;  res..  6ao  W.  179th  St.. 
New  York. 
Luther  Halsey  Gulick.  M.D..  '89.  Univ.  of  New  York. 

190a.   Director  of  Physical  Training.  City  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
Ida  Hahn. 

Class  Teacher  in  PubUc  School  No.  15,  axo  National  Ave.,  Corona.  L.  I. 
Frank  Hankin.son.  B.E..  B.Sc..  M.Sc..  Sute  Nor.  Sch.,  West  Chester.  Pa.;  B.Sc.,  New  Yor^  Univ 
1908,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  9,  Richmond  Borough,   New  York  City;    res.,  Ray 
mond  PI..  West  New  Brighton. 
Frank  F.  Harding.  Ph.B..  '84,  Columbia  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '03.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1894,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  11,  Brooklyn;  res..  xa98  Dean  St..  Brooklyn. 
Eliza  A.  Harris,  Pd.M.,  '9a,  New  York  Univ. 

1894,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  84,  Boys;  jes.,  44  Patchen  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Mary  E.  Harris. 

1901.  Assistant  in  Mathematics,  Wadleigh  High  School.  Manhattan;   res..   x8  W.  xoTth 

St..  New  York. 
Dorothea  C.  Hess.  A.M.,  '03,  New  York  Univ. 

1903,  Tutor  in  Normal  College  of  City  of  New  York;  res.,  6a  1  N.  Lefferts  Ave.,  Richmond 

HUl,  New  York. 
Ida  Ikelheimer. 

1901,    Principal  of  PubUc  School    No.    68.    Manhattan;    res..    X17   E.   56th  St..    New 
York7 
Henry  Edward  Jenkins,  B.Sc.,  '75.  CoU.  of  the  City  of  New  York;  LL.B.,  '79,  Columbia  CoU. 

1901,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  171,  Manhattan,  5  Sheridan  Sq.,  New  York;  res.  90  Mid- 
land Ave.,  Montdair,  N.  J. 
Joseph  Kahn,  B.Sc.,  '00,  CoU.  of  City  of  New  York;  A.M..  '03,  Pd.M.,  Ph.D.,  '03,  New  York  Univ. 

1904,  Teacher  in  The  High  School  of  Commerce,  Manhattan,  and 'Instructor  in  Philosophy, 

New  York  University;  res.,  s  E.  io6th  St..  New  York. 
Cordella  S.  Kilmer. 

i8q5,    Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  94,  Manhattan;  3a  W.  68th  St.,  New  York. 
Van  Evrie  Kilpatrick,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M..  '94,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1901.  Acting  PrinciiMl  of  Public  School  No.  52,  ao6th  St.  and  Broadway.  New  York;  re»., 

50  Rumsey  Rd.,  Yonkers. 
Josephine  E.  Lane. 

1902,  Kindergartner.  Gere  School;  res.,  ai8  Erie  St.,  Syracuse. 
Marion  B.  B.  Langzettel. 

Instructor   in  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;  tes,,  414  W.  i  i8th  St..  New 
York. 
Mary  E.  Latham. 

1897,   Principal  of  Bryant  Grammar  School,  14  Elm  St.,  HomeU. 
Mrs.  Minnie  Qcinn  Ledwith. 

190X.    Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  109,  Girls;  res.,  453  Marion  St.  Brookljm. 


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F.  Pakk  Lewis.  M.D.,  '76,  M«L  Coll..  Gndimati. 

Presdoit  of  Board  of  Managen,  New  Yock  State  Scbod  for  the  Blind;  res.,  454 
Franklin  St.,  Bu£Fak>. 
Albeit  E.  Lindbe.  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '9a,  Princeton  Univ. 

Principal  of  Mohegan  Lake  School,  Mohegan. 
James  E.  Loogh,  A.B.,  '91.  Miami  Univ.,  A.B.,  '94«  A.M.,  '95.  Ph.D.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

190  X,  Profetaor  of  Experimental  Psychology,  S^ool  of  Pedaigogy,  New  Yock  Univenfttyt 
Washington  Sq.,  East.  New  York. 
Nathan  J.  Lowe.  Pd.B.,  »93.  St.  Nor.  ColL,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  i.  Richmond.  Tottenville. 
Hemby  Ludwio,  Jb..  B.Sc..  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  A.M.,  New  York  Univ. 

X9oa,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  145.  Brooklyn;  res.,  775  Carroll  .St..  Brooklyn. 
Edwin  E.  MacCbeady. 

1908.   Supervisor  of  Manual  Training.  346  Westcott  St.  Syracuse. 
Hannah  L.  Mattinsgn. 

Preceptress  in  High  School,  ao6  Orchard  Road.  Solvay. 
Waltbb  Mabtin  MoHB.  B.Sc..  '80.  Coll.  Qty  of  New  York:  A.M.,  '08.  LL.B..  '01,  New  York  Univ. 

1891 ,  Instructor  in  Manual  Arts,  Public  Schools,  aoox  Valentine  Ave.,  New  York. 
Maby  F.  Moban. 

1903*  Teacher  fai  Public  School  No.  40,  Manhattan,  310  E.  aoth  St.,  New  York. 
Mbs.  Annie  B,  Mobiabity. 

1893.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  86;  res.,  Irving  Ave.  and  Harman  Sts.,  Brooklyn. 
WnUAM  J.  MoBBisoN,  B.Sc,  'o5,  Swarthmore  Coll. 

X908.   Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  73,  Brooklyn;  res.,  3x9  Stratford  Road,  Brooklyn. 
Abihub  Henby  Nobton,  B.Sc.  *99.  Syracuse  Univ. 

X904,  Principal  of  The  Cook  Academy,  Montour  Falls. 
Emily  Noswobthy,  A.B.,  'ox.  Nor.  Coll..  New  York. 

X90B,  Teacher  in  Modd  School,  Brooklyn  Trainhig  School  for  Teachers;   res.,  x8o  W.  83d 
St..  New  Yoik. 
Maby  C.  O^Bbien. 

x89a,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  96,  Primary,  Manhattan.  476  E.  X4ad  St..  New  York. 
Thomas  S.  (^Bbien,  A.M.,  '70,  LL.D.,  '04,  CoQ.  of  St.  Francis  Xavier;  Ph.D.,  'ox.  New  York  Univ- 

X896,  Associate  Qty  Superintendent  of  Schools,  65  W.  70th  St.,  New  York. 
RoBEBT  C.  OooEN,  A.M.,  'oa,  Yale  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '03,  Tulane  Univ. 

Member  of  The  General  Education  Board  and  The  Southern  Education  Board; 
Member  of  the  Broad  of  Trustees  of  Tuskesee  Institute;  Presklent  of  Southern 
Education  Board,  Conference  for  Education  m  South  and  Board  of  Trustees  of 
Hampton  Institute,  and  Vice  President  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  Union  Theological 
Seminary,  las  E.  56th  St.,  New  York. 
Fbane  R.  Page,  A.B.,  '96.  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,  Head  Master  of  Staten  Island  Academy,  New  Brighton. 
Eleanob  Pabby,  M.D..  '9^  Woman's  Med.  CoU.  of  N.  Y.  Infirmary. 

749  Manison  Ave.,  New  York. 
James  Edwabo  Peabody.  A.B..  '9a,  Williams  Coll.;  A.M.,  *q6.  Harvard  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  Bkdogy,  Morris  High  School,  Bronx,  New  Yoik;  res..  Scars- 
dale. 
MCTTA  L.  Pebsons,  A.B.,  '99.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1908,  Principal  of  Rutsers  Elementary  School  and  teacher  in  Preparatory  School,  New 

Brunswick.  N.  J.,  home  address.  13  Monroe  Heights,  Cortland. 
A.  E.  Petebson,  A.B.,  '9a.  A.M..  '97,  Tufts  Coll. 

X907,  Department  of  History.  Morris  High  School,  New  York. 
Mybgn  C.  Plough. 

X897,  Superintendent  and  Principal  of  High  School,  xx  Lake  St.,  Hammoodsport. 
Emily  C.  Powebs. 

1900,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  67,  Brooklyn;  res.,  56  Macon  St.,  Brooklyn. 
John  F.  Quxgley. 

X896,   Principal  of  the  Public  School  No.  x.  Borough  of  Queens  New  York  City;  res.,  16  Ely 
Ave.,  Long  Island  City. 
Maby  E.  Quinn. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  las;  res.,  ao9  Hopkinson  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
John  C  Rocewell. 

X900.  School  Commissioner,  First  District.  Westchester  County;  res.,  a7i  King  St.,  Port 
Chester. 
Julius  Sachs.  A.B..  '67,  Columbia  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '71.  Rostock,  Germany. 

X9oa,  Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  149  W. 
8ist  St.,  New  York. 
Mabcabet  Scott. 

X904,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  50,  Queens;  res.,  67  Greenpoint  Ave.,  Long  Island  City. 
Abthub  M.  Scbiptubb,  A.M..  '88.  Hamilton  Coll. 

X890,   Principal  of  High  School.  New  Hartford. 
EpBBADf  Cutleb  Shedd,  A.B..  '93,  Marietta  Coll.;  A.M.,  '03,  Princetcm  Univ. 

X90X,   Instructor  in  Latin  and  Greek,  and  (1908)  Senior  Master,  Heathcote  Hall.  Rye. 
Albebt  Shoels,  A.B.,  '86,  CoU.  of  City  of  New  York;  Pd.M..  *c6,  A.M.,  '99.  New  YoHl  Univ. 

X899,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools.  336,  5th  St.,  Manhattan,  New  York. 
Chables  F.  Simons. 

z88o.  Principal  of  Curtis  School,  Richmond;  res.,  ia8  St.  Paul's  Ave.,  Tompkinsville. 


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JEP33    Samuel  J.  Slawson. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  211  N.  4th  St.,  Olean. 
VViLLiAu  Alexander  Smith,  A.B.,  '90,  Williams  CoU. 

1902,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  48  Academy  St,  Poughkeepsie. 
Benjamin  Jefferson  Stanton. 

1903,  Teacher  of  Mathematics  and  Elementary  Science,  Public  School  No.  17,  Richmond. 

New  York;  res.,  34  Marion  Ave.,  Tompkinsville. 
William  E.  Stark,  A.B.,  '05.  A.M.,  '01,  Harvard  Univ. 

1903,  Prindpafof  High  School  Department,  Ethical  Culture  School,  Central  Park  West  and 

63d  St.,  res.  537  W.  ia3d  St.,  New  York. 
Seth  Thayer  Stewart,  A.B.,  '73,  Yale  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '75,  Columbia  Coll. 

1896,   District  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  857  Prospect  PI..  Brooklyn. 
Grace  C.  Strachan. 

I990,  District  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  393  Henry  St.,  Brooklyn. 
James  Sullivan,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '95,  Ph.D.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

Principal  of  Boys  High  School,  Putnam  and  Marcy  Aves..  Brooklyn. 
Kennington  L.  Thompson,  A.B.,  *oo,  Cornell  Univ. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools  and  Principal  of  High  School,  Cattaraugus. 
Maurick  J.  Thompson.  A.B.  '80,  A.M.  '08,  Rutgers  Coll. 

1905,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  6,  Male  Department,  Manhattan;   res.,  41  E.  8^th 

St..  New  York. 
Harry  F.  Towle,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '91,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1906,  Principal  of  Curtis  High  School,  Richmond;  res.,  115  Montague  St.,  Brooklyn. 
jKUts  F.  TCTHILL,  A.B.,  '82.  Cornell  Univ. 

1891,   Superintendent  of  Schools  and  Principal  of  High  School,  156  Highland  Ave.,  Middle- 
town. 
Lewis  H.  Tuthill,  A.M.,  '85.  Cornell  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '07,  New  York  Univ. 
Principal  of  Public  School  No.  16,  Wilson  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Amasa  Walker. 

Manager  of  Educational  Department,  Longmans,  Green  &  Co.,  93,  5th  Ave.,  New 

Edward  R.  Whitney,  A.B..  '89.  M.Sc.,  '92,  Hamilton  Coll. 

1908,    Principal  of  High  School,  32  Rugby  Road,  Sdienectady. 
Evangeline  E.  Whitney. 

1898,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  473  Madison  St..  Bnx^yn. 
Mrs.  Mary  E.  Williams. 

1896,   Director  of  Domestic  Science,  Public  Schools,  New  York;  res.,  Sedgwidt  Park 
Fordham  Heights. 
Arthur  L.  Williston,  S.B.,  '89,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1898,   Director  of  Department  of  Science  and  Technology,  Pratt  Institute,  Ryerson  St, 
Brooklyn. 
Thomas  D.  Wood,  A.M.,  '91,  Oberlin  Coll.;  M.D.,  'oi,  Columbia  Univ. 

1901,   Professor  of  Physical  Education,  Columbia  University  and   Teachers  College.  New 
York. 
ni->4    Benjamin  Richard  Andrews,  A.B.,  '01,  A.M.,  '03,  Cornell  Univ. 

Secretary  of  Departments  of  Domestic  Economy,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  Uni 
versity.  New  York. 
Mrs.  Rita  Tryon  Bartholomew. 

1906,    Director  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  208  S.  2d  VVve.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
Frank  H.  Collins. 

1898,  Director  of  Drawing  and   Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  New  York  dty;  res- 
Port  Chester. 
Anna  Maria  Cooley.  B.Sc.,  '03,  Columbia  Univ. 

Z904,   Instructor  in  Domestic  Art,  Teachers  College,  Columbia   University.   120th  St.. 
W.,  New  York. 
Thomas  M.  Donohue,  B.Sc,  '94,  CoU.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

1908,    Principal  of  Public  School  No  83,  Queens;   res.,  1426  CUnton  .\ve..  The  Bronx. 
New  York. 
Roland  P.  Falkner.  Ph.D  ,  '88,  HaUe. 

Secretary  oif  Department  of  Industrial  Economics,  The  National  Civic  Federation, 
281,  4th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Edwin  W.  Fielder. 

Editor,  D.  Appleton  &  Co.,  436  sth  Ave.,  New  York. 
Anna  E.  Harvey. 

Professor  of  FroebeUan  Methods,  Adelphi  College,  Brooklyn. 
Russell  Hinman. 

With  American  Book  Company,  100  Washington  Square.  East.  New  York. 
George  B.  Hodge,  B.Sc.,  C.E.,  '87,  Pd.M.,  'oi. 

Educational  Secretary,  International  Committee  Y.  M.  C.  A..  124  E.  28ih  St.,  New 
York. 
Mrs.  Annie  L.  Jf.ssup. 

1896,    Director  of  Domestic  Art,  PubUc  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
Joseph  French  Johnson,  A.B..  '78.  Har\ard  CoU.  D.C.S.  (honorar>)  '08.  Union  CoU. 

Dean  of  New  York  University  School  of  Commerce,  32  Waverly  PI..  New  York. 
Ellen  Murray. 

1901,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  38,  Bronx,  3d  Ave.  and  157th  St..  New  York. 


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LuELLA  A.  Palmes,  B.Sc.,  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Teacher  in  Speyer  School,  Teachers  College;  res.,  335  E.  x8th  St.,  New  York. 
Emma  M.  Requa,  B.Sc,  Nor.  CoQ. 

.    1906,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Normal  College;  res.,  55  W.  sad  St.,  New  York. 
F.  Grace  Seymouk. 

1903,  Principal  of  Alfred  Street  School,  86  Carroll  St.,  Binghamton. 
George  Arthuk  Suith,  A.B.,  '96,  Yale  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  a,  ai  Morsemere  PL,  Yonkers. 
Frances  Holmes  Abbot.  A.B.,  '94,  Mt.  Holyoke  ColL;  A.M.,  '00.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1901.  Teacher  of  English.  Curtis  High  School,  New  Brighton,  S.  I.;  home  address,  431 
William  St.,  East  Orange,  N.  J. 
John  S.  Adams. 

Representative  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  5x6  Madison  Ave.,  Albany. 
William  C.  Allen,  B.Sc.,  '9^,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  and  A.M.,  '05,  New  York  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  of  Public  School   No.  41.  Brooklyn;  res.,  103  W.  88th  St.,  Manhattan. 

New  York. 
William  B.  Aspinwall,  A.B.,  '96.  Harvard  Univ.;  Pd.B.,  '00,  Pd.M.,  *oi.  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Albany,  N.  Y., 
Ph.D.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Paris. 

1906,  Assistant  to  President,  and  Professor  of  History  and  Philosophy  of  Education,  State 

Normal  College,  xoo  Willett  St.,  Albany. 

Lola  M.  Au. 

X889.   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  13,  Bronx,  357  E.  a35th  St.,  Woodlawn.  New  York. 
Edgar  M.  Barber.  B.Sc.,  '90,  Valparaiso  Coll.;   C.P.A.,  '00.  Univ.  St.  of  New  York. 

1898,  Teacher  in  Hariem  Evening  High  School  for  Men,  641  Washington  St.,  Chief  Gerk 

of  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Department,  New  York. 
Edgar  S.  Barney.  A.B.,  C.E..  '84,  A.ML..  '87.  D.Sc..  '04.  Union  Coll. 

1893.    Principal  of  Hebrew  Technical  Institute,  36  Stuyvesant  St.,  Manhattan,  New  York. 
Guy  H.  Baskerville,  A.B.,  '95,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1905.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  93  Orawaupum  St.,  White  Plains. 
Martha  B.  Bayles. 

1908,  Assistant  to  Principal  in  Public  School  No.  15,  New  York;  res.  ax  S.  xsth  Ave.,  Mt. 
Vernon. 

Homer  Phelps  Beach. 

Manager,  Eagle  Pencil  Co..  377  Broadway,  New  York. 
Stella  S.  Beard. 

189s.  Teacher  of  English,  High  School.  Far  Rockaway. 
WnjBELMDfA  C.  Beller,  B.Sc..  '04.  A.M.,  '06,  Columbia  Univ. 

1899,  Teacher  in  Model  School,  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers,  51  E.  ia3d  St. 

New  York. 
Charles  A.  Benedict,  Ph.B..  '00,  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

1904,  Principal  of  High  School.  6  Catherine  St..  Port  Jervis. 
Florence  Bermi.vgham. 

Teacher  of  Graduating  Class,  Public  School  No.  1 19,  Girls,  Manhattan,  aoa  W. 
138th  St.,  New  York. 

Teresa  E.  Bernhol2. 

X890,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  9.  303  W.  87th  St.,  Manhattan,  New  York. 

Fannie  E.  Best. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  9,  Borough  of  Richmond;  res..  New  Dorp,  S.  I. 
Laura  Black. 

1900,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  aa;  res.,  761  Westminster  Road,  Brooklyn. 
Charixs  Winne  Blessing.  A.B.  '8S,  A.M..  '01.  Union  Coll.;  S.T.B.,  '93.  Boston  Univ. 

1903.   Principal  of  School  No.  7,  Albany;  i«s.,  Slingerlands. 
Cora  E.  Bowen. 

1893,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  147;  res.,  80  Willoughby  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Grace  Bowtell,  Pd.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  New  York. 

1908,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  5a;  res.,  331  Ridgewood  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 

HE.VRIETTE   BRAKER. 

1898,   Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  Schdol  No.  140;  res.,  607,  xith  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Eva  E.  Briggs.  B.Sc..  '04.  Columbia  Univ. 

1908.   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Girls'  High  School,  1445  Pacific  St.,  Broddyn. 
Edwiv  R.  Brooks. 

Salesman  for  F.  W.  Devoe  &  Co..  School  Water  Cok)rs,  loi  Fulton  St.,  New  York. 
Robert  L.  Browne,  A.B.,  '97,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  N.  Y. 

1898,   Instructor  m  Public  School  No.  74.  Manhattan,  813  E.  i68th  St.,  New  York. 
WiLUAM  B.  Brubaker.  M.Sc..  '96.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  MillersviUe.  Pa.;   Pd.M.,  '04.  New  York  Univ. 

1895,   Teacher  of    Mathematics.  Polytechnic  Preparatory  School,  Brooklyn;    res.,  Bald- 
win. L.  I. 
Howard  D.  Brundage. 

1908,   Supervisor  and  Instructor,  Horace  Mann  School,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  Uni- 
versity, New  York. 
Elizabeth  H.  Bunnell.  A.B.,  '94.  Mt.  Holyoke  Coll.;  A.M.,  '02,  Columbia  Univ. 

Assistant  Teacher  of   English,  Training  School  for  Teachers,  Prospect  Place  near 
Nostrand  Ave.,  Brooklyn;  home  address,  Tunkhannock,  Pa. 
Edward  Bush. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  x8;  res.,  389  Hewes  St.,  Brooklyn. 
James  C.  Byrnes,  B.Sc.,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York;  Ph.M.,  New  York  Univ. 

1898,   Member  of  the  Board  of  Examiners,  500  Park  Ave.;   125  W.  i3ad  St.,  New  York. 


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X905    WaxxAM  A.  Campbell. 

X898,   Diitrict  Superintendent  of  Schools,  247  New  Yoik  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 

LAtTKA  CBASLIOIf. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  54,  Manhaffn.  4  W.  isgtb  St.,  New  Yoric. 
Geobob  H.  Chatvield. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  51.  Manhattan,  519  W.  44th  St.,  New  Yorii. 
Pebcivai.  Critbu. 

Director  of  English,  Ethical  Culture  School,  and  (1004)  Lecturer  at  New  York 
University  (School  of  Pedacogy)  33  Central  Park.  Wert,  New  YoHl. 
John  Holley  Clabx,  A.B..  '70.  A.M..  '78.  Union  Coll. 

1897,  Principal  of  Flushing  High  School,  331  Sanford  Ave.,  Flushing,  L.  I. 

OSCAB  £.   COBUBN.  M.Sc.,  *OQ. 

1898,  principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  8;  res.,  139  W.  Sidney  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
Ida  Cob. 

X894,   Head  of  Department,  Public  School  No.  184,  Manhattan;  res.,  53  Woodbine   St. 
Brooklyn. 
Louis  B.  Cohn,  A.B.,  '03,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

X904,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  30,  Manhattan;  res.,  736  Home  St.,  Bronx,  New  York. 
Jessie  Bliven  Colbubn. 

1908,   Principal  Public  School  15,  Bronx,  West  Chester  and  St.  Lawrence  .\ve..  New  York. 
EusABETB  CONBOW,  A.B.,  '04,  SwarthmoTe  Coll.;  Ph.B.,  '96.  A.M.,  'cs,  Cornell  Univ. 

X905,   Teacher  of 'German,  Richmond  Hill  High  School,  235  Leffeits  Ave.,  Richmond  Hill, 

GEOBCiAinfA  CoNBOw,  A.B.,  'm.  A.m.,  '03,  Cornell  Univ. 

1905,  Instructor  in  Frendi,  Vassar  College^  Poughkeepsie. 
EviE  CoBNEY,  B.S..  '07,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

1906,  Assistant  Principal  of  Public  School  No  97,  Borough  of  Queens,  New  York;  res. 

30  Wilson  Ave,  Flushing,  L.  I. 
John  B.  Cottbell,  A.  B.,  '93,  Alfred  Univ.;  A.M.,  '00,  New  York  Univ. 

1899,  Teacher  of  the  Graduating  Class.  Public  School  No.  19;  ret.,  cor.  S.  ad  and  Keap 

Sts.,  Brooklyn. 
Nathan  D.  Cbam.  , 

Manager  SUver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  331-341  W.  39th  St.,  New  Yoik. 
William  Albebt  Cxane,  A.B.,  Adelphi  Coll.;  AM..  *o4,  Columbia  Univ. 

1890,  First  Assistant  in  Curtis  High  School.  NewYork  Qty.  10  Franklin  Ave.,  New  Bxightoa, 

Richmond  Borough,  New  York. 
W.  James  Cbist,  Ph.B.,  '97.  A.M..  '99,  Dickinson  Coll. 

X907,   Principal  of  Chappaqua  Mountain  Institute,  Chappaqua. 
Bebnabd  Cbonson.  A.B.,  Coll.  City  of  N.  Y.;  Pd.  M..  Pd.D..  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  3,  Manhattan,  180  Wooster  St..  New  York. 
Fbeoebice'F.  Cbooker,  B.Sc..  '08,  Coll.  City  of  New  York. 

1898,   Teacher  in  PubUc  School  No.  6,  Manhattan;  res.,  13  Dennison  St.,  White  Plains, 
New  York. 
Fanniebelle  Cubtis. 

Director  of  Kindogartens,  Boroughs  of  Brooklyn  and  Queens,  337  A  Brooklyn  Ave., 
Brooklyn. 
Mabgabet  Davidson. 

1901,   Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  134.  4th  Ave.  and  X3th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Peteb  E.  Demabest,  Pd.D.,  'oi.  New  York  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  'oa,  American  Univ. 

Principal  of  Bryant  High  School:  res.,  ix  E.  87th  St.,  New  York. 
John  H.  Dengibh.  A.B.  '91,  A.M.  '95,  Oxford  Univ. 

1904.   Principal  of  Moms  High  School,  Bronx;    res.,  3603  Marion  Ave.,  Fordham,  New 

Lewis  H.  Denton. 

1891,  Principal  of  Public  School  No  36,  Richmond;  res.,  303  Fisk  Ave.,  Westerieigh,  West 

New  Brighton,  New  York. 
Bebnaro  J.  Devlin.  A.R.,  '88.  CoU.  City  of  N.  Y.;  A.M.,  '93.  Coll.  of  St.  Francis  Xavier;  Pd.M.,  '98 
N.  Y.  Univ. 

1903,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  13.  The  Bronx,  650  E.  i7Sth  St.,  New  York. 
Mrs.  Maby  C.  Donohve. 

1904,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  38;  res..  84  Decatur  St.,  Brooklyn. 

Philip  Dowell,  A.B..  '85.  Ph.D..  'oo,  .\ugustana  Coll.;  Ph.B.,  '95.  A.M.,  '96.  Yale  Univ. 

1903,   Teacher  of  Biology,  Curtis  High  Schod;  res.,  13  Bond  St.,  Port  Richmond. 

Ibwin  W.  Driehaus,  B.Sc.,  '00.  Univ.  of  Cincinnati;  A.M.,  *os.  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Teacher  of  Science,  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers;  res.,  434  livini^ton 

Hall,  115th  St.  and  Amsterdam  Ave.,  New  York. 
Frances  M.  Driscoll. 

1898.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  60;  res.,  130,  6th  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
John  J.  Driscoll. 

1890,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  16,  Richmond,  2  Second  Ave.,  New  Brighton. 
William  F.  Dunbar,  B.Sc.,  '07,  New  York  Univ. 

1907,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  33;  res.,  91  Concord  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Edwin  Lyell  Earle,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M..  'oa.  Columbia  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *o3,  Roman  Univ. 

1905,  President  of  New  York  Froebel  Normal  Institute,  and  Special  Extensian,  Depart- 

ment of  Pedagogy,  Lecturer,  Brooklyn  Institute  of  Arts  and  Sciences;     res.,  S9 
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IQ05    Edwin  L.  Earp,  Ph-D.,  'oz,  Leipzic. 

1904,   Head  of  Department  of  Sodoloffy,  Syracuse  University,  703  University  Ave.,  Syracuse. 
Human  Louis  Ebeuno,  Ph.D.,  '91,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1903,  Assistant  Professor  of  Ladn  and  Greek,  Hamilton  College,  Clinton. 
Isaac  N.  Failo«»  A.M.,  '78,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Z897.   Principal  of  Richmond  Hill  High  School,  Elm  St.,  Richmond  Hill,  New  York. 
Elizabktb  E.  Fambell.  B.Sc..  New  York  Univ. 

^  1906,   Inspector  of  Ungraded  Classes,  Department  of  Education,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 

EvELYKE  A.  Peek. 

190a.   Instructor  of  Training  Class,  a  Grove  St.,  Baldwinsville;  home  address  Wdcott. 
Camille  Fontaine,  B.te.L.,  '75,  IJcencie  en  Droit,  '78,  Paris. 

X9oa,   Chairman  of  Romance  Language  Department,  High  School  of  Commerce,  x<<  W. 
6sth  St.,  New  York. 
Cornelius  E.  Franklin.  A.B.,  '83,  A,M.,  '86,  Union  Coll.,  N.  Y. 

X90X,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  New  York;  res.,  44  Elmhurst  Ave.,  Elmhurst.  L.  I. 
Isaac  K.  Funk,  D.D.,  '90,  LL.D.,  '98,  Wittenberg  Coll. 

President  of  the  Funk  &  WagnaBs  Company,  44-60  E.  asd  St.,  New  York. 
Edwin  Whtte  Gaillard. 

Supervisor  of  Work  with  Schools.  New  York  Public  Library,  ao9  W.  a3d  St..  New 

Ellen  M.  Gallagher. 

1904.  Teacher  in  Curtis  High  School,  Richmond;  res.,  33a  W.  56th  St.,  New  York. 
Pauline  I.  Geballe,  A.B.,  '04,  Smith  Coll. 

1907,  Teacher  of  Science,  High  School;  res.,  44  Jeflferson  St.,  Salamanca. 
A.  F.  GiLifORE.  A.B.,  '931  A.M.,  '95«  Bates  CoU. 

1895.   With  American  Book  Co.,  xoo  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
W.  Grant  Goodwin.  M.Sc,  '90,  A.M.,  '97,  Cornell  Univ. 

X900,   Asdstant  Teacher  of  History.  Curtis  High  School,  Richmond'*  res.,  1464  Lexington 
Ave.,  New  York. 
Ruth  E.  Granger.  < 

190a,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  137,  Saratoga  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Forest  Grant. 

X904,   Instructor  in  Drawing  and  Design,  High  School  of  Commerce,  5x8,  i  ath  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Temperance  Gray,  A.B.,  'o;},  Adelphi  Coll. 

1908,  Assistant  Pnndpal  of  Public  School  No.  8a;  res.,  516  Nostrand  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Mary  Wolcott  Green.  A.B., '95,  Syracuse  University;  Grad.  in  Chemistry  '04,  Coopers  Inst. 

X903,   Teacher  of  Latin,  German  and  Science,  Public  School  No.  ao.  Port  Richmond,  New 
York;  res.,  57  Prospect  St.,  West  New  Brighton,  S.  I.,  New  York. 
John  Griepin. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  135  livingston  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Harry  Howard  Halsted,  A.B.,  '04,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

1904,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  58;  res.,  137  W.  xo4th  St.,  New  York. 
James  P.  Haney,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Coll.  of  Qty  of  New  York;  M.D..  '9a,  Columbia  Univ. 

X896,   Director  of  Art  and  Manual  Training,  City  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
George  L.  Hanley. 

Z900,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  49,  494  Ashland  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
Henry  Earl  Hard.  A.B.,  '87,  Yale  Univ. 

X906,   Pnndpal  of  Public  School  No.  149;  res.,  199  Sterling  PI,  Brooklyn. 
Horace  G.  Healey,  B.Sc.,  '07,  Valparaiso  Univ. 

X904,   Teacher  in  High  School  of  Commerce;  res.,  777  Prospect  PI.,  Brooklyn. 
Henry  J.  Heidenis. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  8a,  1309,  ist  Ave.,  Manhattan,  New  York. 
Simon  Hirsdanbxy,  B.Sc.,  '99,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York;  A.M..  '06,  Columbia  Univ. 

X907,   Instructor  m  De  Witt  Clinton  High  School;  res.,  loth  Ave.  and  59th  St.,  New  York. 
Frederick  C.  Hodgdon.  A.B.,  '514,  Tufts  CoU. 

With  Ginn  &  Company,  70,  sth  Ave.,  New  York. 
Minnie  Louise  Hutchinson. 

Director  of  Sewing  and  Constructive  Work,  Public  Schools,  Boroughs  of  Brooklyn 
and  Queens,  98  Hancock  St.,  Broddyn. 
Alice  Jackson. 

1901,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  150,  Manhattan:  res.,  615  W.  i4ad  St..  New  York. 
Lucy  Jay. 

x886.   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  54«  Manhattan;  res.,  Kingsbridge,  New  York. 
John  J.  Jenkins,  Pd.D..  '00,  New  York  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  15,  Queens;  res.,  i6a  Clinton  St.,  Corona,  L.  I. 
Theophilus  Johnson. 

1891,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  11,  Queens,  New  York  city;  res.,  17,  3d  St.,  Woodside, 

Emma  L.  Johnston,  A.B.,  '90.  Adelphi  Coll. 

1904,  Principal  ot  Brooklyn  Training  School  for  Teachers,  Park  PI.  near  Nostrand  Ave. 
Brooklyn. 

Martin  Joyce. 

1900,  Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  7,  Queens.  Richmond  Hill,  L.  I. 
Carrie  Wallace  Kearns. 

1901,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  105.  Manhattan;  res..  435  W,  146th  St.,  New  York. 


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ti^r-S    David  J.  Keator,  A.M..  'oo,  NaahviUe  CoU. 

1898.   Principal  of  School  No.  aj,  Richmond,  40  Central  Ave.,  Mariner's  Harbor.  S.  I. 
Cecil  A.  Kidd. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  184.  Manhattan.  31  W.  ix6th  St.,  New  York. 

Clarence  D.  Kingsley,  B.  Sc.,  '07,  Colgate  Univ.:  A.M.,  '04.  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Manual  Training  High  School,  400,  4th  St..  Brooklyn. 

MiLLSCA  L.  Klrik. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  75;  res.,  a  10  E.  49th  St..  New  Yotk. 

Margaret  Knox.  Pd.M..  'oa.  N.Y.  Univ.  Sch.  of  Ped. 

loot,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  15.  Manhattan,  478  Mott  Ave.,  New  York. 

William  A.  Kottman,  B.Sc.,  '86.  CoU.  of  City  of  New  York;  A.M..  '05.  Columbia  Univ. 

1904.  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  7,  Manhattan,  60  Ch^stie  St.,  New  York. 

Hugh  Henry  Lansing.  A.B.,  '93,  Williams  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School  Bldg-,  Watervliet. 

Edgar  G.  Lantman.  A.M. 

1898,  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  High  School;  res..  39a  Irving  Ave.,  Port  Chester. 

JosEraiNE  M.  Lawlor. 

1897.   Principal  of  Public  Schools  No.  17  and  18,  Queens,  ao6  Barclay  St.,  Flushing.  L.  I 

|>LENN  Max  Lee.  Ph.B.,  '04.  Hobart  Coll. 

1907.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Elmira  Heights. 

Eugenie  C.  Levie. 

1906,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  ia4.  Manhattan;  res.,  99  Horatio  St.,  New  York. 

Frank  W.  Lilley. 

Western  Agent,  Educational  Department,  Eagle  Pencil  Co.,  Clarence. 

Ida  B.  Lindheimer,  Pd.M.,  New  York  Univ. 

190b,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  38,  Manhattan;  res.,  256  W.  139th  St.,  New  York. 
Samuel  McCune  Lindsay,  Ph.B..  '9a.  Univ,  of  Pa.;  Ph.D.,  '9a,  Halle. 

1906,  Professor  of  Social  Legislatidh,  Columbia  University.  New  York;   res..  Chestnut  S( 

Englewood,  N.  j. 

Henry  Richardson  Linvuxe,  A.B.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Kans.;  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '95,  Ph.D.,  '97,  Harvard 
Univ. 
1897,   Teacher  of  Biology,  New  York  City  Schools;  res.,  Jamaica. 

DwiGHT  R.  Little,  A.B.,  '00.  Williams  Coll.;  A.M.,  '03,  Pd.M..  '04,  New  York  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  of  Froebd  Academy;  res.,  37a  E.  12th  St.,  Brooklyn. 

Morris  Loeb,  A.B.,  '83,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '87.  Berlin  Univ. 
873  Madison  Ave.,  New  York. 

John  A.  IxxiTE. 

189s,   Principal  of  Public  Schods  Nos.  a,  34,  35,  and  36,  Queens;   res.,  Palatina  Ave.. 
HolUs.  New  York. 

Helen  E.  Lucas. 

1809,   Supervisor  of  Drawing,  City  Schools,  ao  Anson  Place.  Rochester. 

Charles  W.  Lyon.  Ph.B. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  3410  Clarendon  Road,  Brooklyn. 

Willlam  Harrison  Mace,  Ph.D.,  Jena. 

1891,    Professor  of  History  and  Pditical  Science,  Syracuse  University;  res.,  ia7  College  pi.. 
Syracuse. 

Mrs.  Cora  Burk  Delp  Mackay. 

1882,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  lag,  Brooklyn;  res..  26  McAuley  PI..  Jamaica,  L.  I. 

Donald  C.  MacLaren,  A.B..  '79,  A.M.,  '82,  Princeton  Univ. 

1899,  Instructor  in  Mathematics  and  Greek,  De  Witt  Clinton  High  School,  8a  Washington 

PL,  New  York. 

John  T.  Manning,  A.B.,  '93.  Manhattan  Coll.;   A.M.,  '06  Columbia  Univ.;   LL.B.  '97,  N.  Y.  Law 
School. 
1896.   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  8,  Bronx.  3001  Marion  Ave.,  Bronx.  New  York. 

Alfred  De  B.  Mason. 

1905,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  6.  441  Lafayette  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Marion  J.  Mavo,  A.B.,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.M..  Pd.D..  New  York  Univ. 

1905,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School  of  Commerce,  155  W.  6sth  St.;   res.,  16-18 

W.  101  St  St.,  New  York. 
Alec  G.  McAllister,  A.M.,  '7a.  Tufts  Coll. 

1895,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  40,  1354  Bergen  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Bellf  C.  McClellan. 

1885,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  57,  59  E.  134th  St.,  New  York. 

Thomas  J.  McEvov,  A.B.,  '97,  .\.M.,  '01.  Amherst  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '06,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 
1901,    Principal  of  McEvoy  School  of  Pedagogy,  306  Fulton  St.,  Brooklyn. 

Mary  Jeromf.  Merritt. 

1889,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  ao,  cor.  Columbia  and  Amity  Sts.,  Brooklyn. 
Clara  Millingtov. 

1900,  Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  133,  356,  9th  St.,  Brooklyn. 

Harriette  Melissa  Mills. 

1906,  Hear]  of  Department  of  Kindergarten  Education.  Froebel  Normal   School,  59  W. 

96lh  St..  New  York. 


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AmTHum  C.  Mxtcbcxx,  Ed.B..  Jpo,  Alfred  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  x6.  Queens;  res.,  149  Madison  Ave..  Fldshing.  L.  I., 
New  York. 
Thxodokx  C.  MncRiLL,  A.B.,  *86,  A.M.,  '01,  Columbia  Univ. 

190X,   First  Assistant  in  English,  Boys'  High  School,  Brooklyn,  and  (1904)  Principal  of 
New  York  Evening  High  School  for  Men,  Manhattan;  (1907)  Lecturer  in  English. 
Extension  Teaching,  Columbia  Univ.;  res.  325  W.  56th  St.,  Manhattan.  New  York. 
Frank  K.  Montfokt. 

189a.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  57,  Queens.  New  York;  res.,  Bayaide.  L.  I. 
Fkank  R.  Mooke,  A.m.,  '77.  Colgate  Univ. 

Principal  of  Commercial  High  School,  xox  Halaey  St..  Brooklyn. 
Hugo  Newman,  B.Sc.,  '85.  Coll.  of  aty  of  New  York;  Pd.M.,  '90.  New  York  Univ. 

1901,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  33,  Bronx,  538  W.  isoth  St.,  New  York. 
Joseph  Newman.  A.B..  '97.  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York:  M.Sc..  *oo.  New  York  Univ. 

1898,   Instructor  in  Chemistry.  Commercial  High  School;  res.,  304  W.  137th  St..  Manhat- 
tan. New  York. 

John  T.  Nolan. 

190a,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  8,  The  Bronx,  Bedford  Park,  New  York. 

William  Notes,  A.B..  '89.  A.M.,  '05,  Amherst  Coll. 

X903.   Instructor  in  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Mascaret  F.  O'Connell. 

1901,  Principal  of  Elementary  School  No.  31,  Manhattan;  res.,  77  W.  94th  St..  New  York. 
William  0*Flaheity.  A.B.,  A.M. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  40,  Bronx,  xoo  E.  8ist  St..  ManhatUn,  New  York. 
Charles  E.  O'Neill.  A.B.,  CoU.  of  City  of  New  York;  LL.B.,  New  York  Univ. 

X907,  Prindpd,  Public  School  No.  17,  Driggs  Ave.  and  N.  5th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Susan  M.  Ore,  A.B..  Ursuline  CoU. 

X878,   Teacher  of  Drawing.  Public  Schools,  475  Van  Buren  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Charles  E.  Overholser.  A.B..  A.M.,  Harvard  Univ. 

X905,   Teacher  of  German,  Boys'  High  School,  25  Jefferson  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 

Martha  H.  Patton. 

X90X,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  35,  Bronx;  res.,  x66o  Monroe  Ave..  New  York. 

Allen  Peckham. 

With  Newson  and  Company,  27-29  W.  23d  St.,  New  York. 
Mrs.  Eliza  S.  Pell. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  96.  Girls,  Manhattan.  New  York. 
Anna  L.  Phillips,  A.B..  '05.  Adelphi  Coll. 

X905.   Teacher  in  charge  of  F^istem  District  High  School  Aimex;  res..  253  Steuben  St., 
Brooklyn. 
Ellen  M.  Phillips,  Pd.M.,  '01.  New  York  Univ. 

1904,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  131,  ManhatUn,  615  W.  136th  St.,  New  York. 
Elizabeth  L.  Plaisted. 

X900.   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  170.  Manhattan;  res.,  14  W.  ia7th  St..  New  York 
Laura  Potter. 

1901.   Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  87.  263  Putnam  Ave..  Brooklyn. 
Francis  W.  Powers.  A.B.,  '92.  CoU.  City  of  New  York. 

1894.   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  82,  Manhattan;  res..  745  JeffersoQ  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
IsABELLE  L.  Pratt. 

1898,  Appointment  Secretary  and  (1907)  Recorder.  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University; 

res.,  221  W.  104th  St..  New  York. 
William  Louis  Rabenort.  B.Sc..  A.M.,  '07.  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  9,  Bronx;  res..  315  W.  97th  St.,  New  York. 
EsLB  F.  Randolph.  A.B.,  '03.  A.M..  '04,  Pd.D..  '06.  Salem  Coll. 

1896,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  8,  Richmond,  Midland  Road.  Great  Kills. 
IjzziE  E.  Rector,  Pd.D.,  '95.  New  York  Univ. 

1900,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  4,  Manhattan,  203  Ri\ington  St.,  New  York. 
RiTDOLPH  R.  Reeder,  Ph.D.,  Columbia  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  the  New  York  Orphanage,  Ha.^tings-on-Hudson. 

Margaret  A.  Regan. 

1904.    Principal  of  The  School  for  the  Deaf,  Public  School  No.  47.  Manhattan;   res.,  272 
W.  loth  St..  New  York. 
Frederick  J.  Reilly.  A.B.,  '91.  A.M..  '92.  Xavicr  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '96,  New  York  Univ. 

190X,   Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  10,  Bron.x;  res.,  444  St.  Xicholas  Ave..  New 
YoriL. 
Julia  Richman. 

1903,   District  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  9  Montgomery  St.,  New  York. 
Alice  E.  B.  RmrR.  A.B..  '04,  Adelphi  Coll.;  A.M..  '07.  Columbia  Univ. 

X907,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  534;  res.,  66  E.  25th  St..  Brooklyn. 

Charles  C.  Roberts. 

1899,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  25,  Manhattan;  res..  106  S.  loth  Ave..  Mt.  Vernon. 
John  S.  Roberts.  Pd.M.,  A.M.,  New  York  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  62.  Intermediate,  and  Editor  of  "School  Work." 
Hester  and  Essex  Sts.,  Manhattan,  New  York. 
Frank  Rollins.  Ph.D..  '02,  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,   Second  Assistant  Commissioner  of  Education,  State  Department  uf  Education,  Albany. 


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190a,  Aadsum  to  Prindpttl.  PubUc  School  Na  83,  Manbittan;  res.,  a  E.  laSth  St..  New 
York. 
Rebecca  Rusk. 

1889.  Teacher  in  Public  Schoob»  Mariborottgh. 
Thoicas  Josetb  Ryan. 

1901.  Teacher  in  Public  School  Na  xq,  Queens;  res.,  153  FrankUn  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Adda  Pearl  Sackett.  B.S&,  Pd.M.,  '05,  Pd.D.,  '04,  New  York  Univ. 

1900,  Teacher  In  Public  School  No.  15,  New  York;  res.,  aa  Bridge  St..  Sidney. 
Emma  J.  Salbeio. 

i88a.  Teacher  in  Elementary  School;  res.,  a66  W.  ia6th  St.,  Manhattan,  New  York. 
Maey  B.  Scott,  Grad.,  *98.  St.  Nor.  Sck,  OneonU,  N.  Y. 

1898.  Teacher  u  Public  Schools,  aa4  Lezingtoo  Ave.,  New  York. 
Sabah  Eluabetb  Scott,  A.M.,  'oS,  Adelphi  Coll. 

1905,  Principal  of  Pubuc  School  No.  140,  Grammar,  713  Greene  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Richard  A.  Searing,  A.B. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  aa6  Bryant  St.,  North  Tonawanda. 
Clara  £.  Sharp. 

1906,  Teacher  hi  Public  School  No.  16,  Richmond,  New  York;  res.,  57  Jackson  Sl,  Tomp- 

kinsville,  S.  I. 
Edgar  Dubs  Shdcer,  A.B.,  '7f  A.M.«  '77.  Ph.D.,  '87.  Muhlenberg  Coll. 

1896,  District  Superintendent  of  Public  Sdiools,  104  Union  Ave.,  Jamaica. 
Mary  Shires. 

1895,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  13a,  Manhattan;    res.,  Broadway  and  i8oCh  St.. 
(Haven  Court),  New  York. 
Anna  A.  Short. 

1903.  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  51,  Brooklyn;  res.,  xao  Washington  PI.,  Manhattan, 
New  York. 
Mrs.  Martha  Smtth. 

1901,  Principal  of  School,  HighUnd. 
Maude  Smith. 

1903,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  38,  Queens,  New  York;   res.,  Springfield  Ave.,  Spring- 

fieki,  L.  I. 
M.  Kate  Smith. 

1904,  Assistant  Supervisor  of  Drawing,  14a  Woodworth  Ave.,  Yonkers. 
Samuel  McRes  Smtth.  Ph.B..  '77,  Cornell  Univ. 

190a,   Principal  of  Pubbc  School  No.  17,  Richmond;  res.,  a  Hamilton  Park.  New  Brighton, 
S.  I. 
Helen  A.  Stein. 

1897.  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  13,  Girls,  Manhattan,  158  E.  7ad  St..  New  York. 
Edward  Du  Bois  Stryker,  Pd.M..  '00,  New  York  Univ. 

Fn^  Assistant  Teacher,  Public  School  No.  34.  Bronx.  73a  E.  174th  St.,  New  York. 
Isabella  Sullivan. 

1897.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  170,  Girls.  Manhattan;  res.,  37  W.  iiith  St.,  New 

Anna  L.  Suter. 

X900.   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  40;  res.,  483  Park  PL,  Brooklyn. 
Annie  Sutherland. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  188,  Boys,  Manhattan,  xa4  Lexington  Ave..  New  York. 
Henry  Suzzallo,  A.B.,  '90,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M..  'oa,  Ph.D.,  05,  Columbia  Univ. 

X907,   Adjunct  Professor  of  Elementary  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University. 
New  York. 
Thomas  H.  Sweeney. 

1897,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  6,  .\storia,  New  York;  res.,  a87  Elm  St.,  Astoria,  L.  I. 
Emma  Sylvester,  Pd.M..  '00,  New  York  Univ. 

1906,   Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  35;  res.,  61  Queen's  Ave.,  Flushing,  L.  I.,  New  York 
Mary  E.  Tate. 

Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  45.  Girls,  Manhattan,  aas  W.  a4th  St.,  New  York. 
Jennie  Viola  Terry. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  34,  Richmond;  res.,  a  Wiener  PL,  Tompkinsville. 
Charles  Francis  Thelluson,  A.B.,  '06,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  LL.M.,  '00,  New  York  Univ. 

X905,   Assistant  to  Principal,  P.  S.  188,  Boys,  ManhatUn,  ax8  Lafayette  St.,  New  York. 
Jacob  Theobald. Jr..  A.B.,  '08.  CoU.  of  City  of  New  York. 

1898,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  30,  Manhattan;   res..  ao3  W.  108th  St..  Manhattan, 

New  York. 
Alered  C.  Thomi>son,  A.B.,  '9a,  Yale  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  X44  Genesee  St.,  Auburn. 

Lawrence  A.  Toepp. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  11,  Richmond,  New  York  city;  res.,  Livermore  Ave, 
West  New  Brighton. 
Gertrude  M.  Trafhagen. 

X898,   Teacher  in  charge  of  Public  School  No.  38,  Queens,  New  York;    res.,  53  Union 
Ave.,  Jamaica. 
Louise  Emery  Tucker.  A.B.,  '00,  Adelphi  Coll.;  A.M..  'ox,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,    Professor  of  Education.  College  of  Saint  An«ela,  New  Rochelle  and  (1908)  Principal 
of  Public  School,  163  Maiihattan;  res.,  483  Putnam  Ave..  Brooklyn. 


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ig05    LoiA  A.  TumNZs,  A.B..  '04.  Oberlin  Coll.;  Pd.  M. 

1906,  Head  of  English  DefMUtment,  High  School.  4a  Catherine  St.,  Poughkeepaie. 
Mascasxtta  Uihletn. 

1896.  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  54;  res..  965  Bedford  Park  Boul..  New  York. 
May  B.  Van  Aisdale.  B.Sc.,  Columbia  Univ. 

.  Instructor  in  Physical  Science,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  Univerrity  and  Horaos 

Mann  School;  res..  457  W.  xajd  St.,  New  York. 
Edgas  Vandeuilt.  M.Sc..  '60.  Coll.  Gty  of  New  York. 

1867,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  55.  Manhattan,  140  W.  aoth  St.,  New  York. 
Eldon  M.  Van  Dusen,  A.B.,  Queens  Univ.,  Kingston,  Ont. 

1903,  Teacher  in  Commercial  Department,  Far  Rockaway  High  School,  Far  Rockaway. 
William  T.  Vlymen.  A.B..  '81,  A.M.,  '84,  Princeton  Univ.:  Ph.D..  '01,  New  York  Univ. 

iQoo,   Principal   of   Eastern   District   High    School,    Brooklyn;    res..    379    Front    St, 
Hempstead. 
William  F.  Vroom. 

1898.   Instructor  in  Shop  Work,  Public  School  No.  5,  Manhattan;  res.,  10  St.  Nicholas 
Terrace,  New  York. 
AoNES  Wallace. 

First  Assistant  Teacher  b  Public  School  No.  96.  G.,  Manhattan;  res.,  144  E.  48th 
St.,  New  YoriL.  • 

Masy  a.  Waed. 

1897.  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  89;  res.,  276  Decatfr  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Rachel  J.  Wn.BnE. 

1904.  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.    188,   Girls,   Manhattan;    res.,  597  Decatur  St., 

Brooklyn. 
Maey  Low  Williams. 

1903,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  31.  Manhattan;  res..  14  Hancock  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Jambs  F.  Wilson,  A.B.,  '94.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univj  LL.B.,  '04.  New  York  Law  Sch. 

1904,  First  Assistant  in  History,  Stuyvesant  High  School;  res..  345  E.  xsth  St.,  New  York. 
Clementine  D.  WrrrE. 

1903,  Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  xa,  Manhattan;  ret.,  51  Turner  Place, 

Flatbush,  Brooklyn. 
Moses  Yeaton. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  80;  res.,  1x71,  45th  St.,  Brooklyn. 

1906    Elizabeth  M.  Ball. 

i88a,  Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  x8.  Bronx;  res.,  50X  Courtlandt  Ave.,  New  York. 
Feanklin  T.  Bakee.  A.B..  Dickinson  Coll.:  A.M..  Columbia  Univ. 

1893.   Professor  of  English.  Teachers  College.  New  York;  res..  Park  Hill,  Yonkers. 
Jessica  E.  Beees.  Pd.M..  '98.  N.  Y.  Univ. 

1889,   Principal  of  Elmwood  School,  a  13  Bryant  St.,  Buffalo. 
A.  R.  Bkubacbee,  A.B.,  •97.  Ph.D.,  'oa.  Yale  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  4  Rugby  Road,  Schenectady. 
John  B.  Coscoean. 

X908.    Instructor  State  Normal  Training  School.  New  Paltz. 
WiLUAM  J.  Deans.  B.Sc..  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  sac  W.  3d  St.,  Elmira. 
Stephen  Piebce  Ddogan.  B.Sc.,  '90.  M.Sc.,  '96,  Coll.  City  of  New  York;  A.M.,  '00,  Ph.D.,  'oa, 
Columbia  Univ. 
X906.  Associate  Professor  of  Education,  College  of  the  City  of  New  York:  res.,  ix  Myrtle 
St.,  While  Plains. 
Buet  B.  FabiJswoeth,  Ph.M. 

1904,  Educational  Director,  a3d  St.  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  ax5  W.  a^d  St.,  New  York. 

Eluabeth  Hall. 

1906,  Supervisor  of  Primary  and  Kindergarten  Sdu)ols,  High  School,  Schenectady. 

Patty  Smith  Hill. 

X906,  Instructor  in  Teachers  College.  Columbia  University;  res.,  5x5  W.  xaad  St.,  New 
Yoric. 
Helen  Louise  Johnson.  B.Sc.,  '04.  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

X 908,   Professor  of  Home  Economics,  Rhode  Island  State  College,  Kingston,  R.  I. ;  home  ad- 
dress, 30  Paddoc  St.,  Watertown. 

Wabben  J.  KiBBY.  A.B.,  'ox.  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,  Commercial  Department  Utica  Free  Academy;  res.,  345  Genesee  St.,  Utica. 
John  Knox,  A.B.,  '87.  A.M..  •90.  Brown  Univ. 

Wiih  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co..  Publishers,  a3x>a4i  W.  39th  St.,  New  YoriL. 

Naomi  Nobswobthy,  B.Sc..  'ox.  Ph.D..  '04,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,  Instructor  in  Psychology,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;    res..  557  W. 
ia4th  St.,  New  York. 

Educatioiiu'Director  of  The  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  334  Montgomery  St.  Syracuse. 

StrsAN  S.  Osgood. 

Third  Vice-Principal,  and  Head  of  History  Departntent,  High  School;  res.,  78  Dickin- 
son St..  Bingbamton. 

Elizabeth  Sage. 

x9oa.    Instructor  in  Domestic  Art,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;    res.,  a337 
Broadway,  New  York. 


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1906    Chables  Payson  Gukley  Scott,  A.B..  '78.  A.M..  '81.  PIlD.,  *Si,  lAfafette  Coll.:  Utt.  D..  '07. 

Philologist.  EtymokHpat.  Lezicognplier;   Etrmological  Editor  of  the  Century  Dic- 
tionary; (1883)  Secretary  of  the  Simplified  SpeUiog  Board,  i  Madiioa  Ave.   New 
York;  res.,  150  Woodworth  Ave.,  Yookers. 
GicoKGE  D.  S-ntAvn.  A.B..  '03,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '05.  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,   Adjunct  Profesior  of  Elementary  Education,  Teachers  College.  Columbia  Univenitv 
New  York.  * 

Jkkemiah  M.  Thompson,  Ph.B. 

X906,   Institute  Conductor,  State  of  New  York,  Dundee. 
Edwin  G    Warnek,  A.B.,  '85.  Amherst  Coll.;  Ph.D..  'qj.  New  York  Univ. 

1885.  Head  of  Latin  Department,  Pc^ytecnnic  Preparatory  School;  res.,  56  MontgoOBcry 
PI..  Brooklyn. 
GEoacE  M.  Wiley,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M..  '03.  Umon  Coll.,  N.  Y. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  36  W.  5th  St..  Dunkirk. 
Sadie  Amesican. 

Founder  and  Head  of  Vacation  Schools  of  Chicago;  Executive  Secretary  of  Coancil 
of  Jewish  Women.  448  Central  Park,  W.,  New  York. 
RoBEMT  Arrowsmith,  A.M.,  '83,  Ph.D.,  '84,  Columbia  Univ. 

With  American  Book  Company,  100  Washington  Sq.,  New  Yoric. 
ioc#   John  G.  Bowman,  A.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

Secretary  of  the  Carnegie  Foundation  for  the  Advancement  of  Teaching,  576  5th 
Ave.,  *ew  York. 
J.  Edward  Banta.  A.B.,  %>,  A.M.,  '8t.  Amherst  Coll. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  93  Walnut  St.,  Binghamton. 

Harry  Eawm  Bard,  A.B..  '94,  A.M..  '98.  Wabash  Coll.;  A.M.,  *o7.  Columbia  Unlr. 
Student  at  Columbia  University;  res.,  421  W.  laist  St..  New  York. 
Cbarlks  V.  BooKHOUT,  Pd.B.,  '98,  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

1901,  Principal  of  High  School,  Hancock. 
Gertrude  E.  Breen. 

379  State  Su,  Brooklyn. 
Lucy  A.  Brennan. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  13,  Bronx;  res..  loa  Central  Ave.,  White  Plains. 
Jacob  Winn  Brown. 

With  Silver.  Burdett  &  Company,  331-341  W.  39th  St..  New  York;  home  address 
138  Fisher  Ave.,  White  Plains. 
James  Sztb  Coolsy,  A.B.,  '69.  A.M.,  *7a.  WiUiams  CoU.;  M.D.,  '77.  Univ.  of  Qty  of  New  York, 

1894.   County  School  Commi^oner,  Glen  Cove. 
Myron  T.  Dana.  Ph.B.,  Pd.D.  , 

1906,  Principal  of  State  Normal  and  Training  School,  Fredonia. 
Lbland  Leslie  Eaton,  Ph.B.,  '01,  Brown  Univ. 

Representative  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.  for  western  New  York,  50  N.  Norwood  Ave., 
Buffalo. 


John  Mark  Glenn,  A.M.,  *79. 
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S1907,    Director  of  the  Russell  Sage  Foundation,  105  E.  aad  St.,  New  York. 
Frederick  Arthur  Goetze,  M.Sc.,  '05,  Cohimbia  Univ. 
1907,   Dean  of  School  of  Mmes,  Engineering  and  Chemistry,  Columbia  University.  New 
d  York. 

i  Thomas  C.  Hallican,  B.Sc..  '90,  CoU.  of  the  City  of  New  York;  LL.B.,  "95.  New  York  Univ;  A.M., 

■^  '03,  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  89;  res.,  185  Audubon  Ave.,  New  Yoik. 
Anna  C.  Hedges,  B.Sc.,  '03,  A.M.,  '04.  Columbia  Univ. 

1907.  Superintendent  of  Hebrew  Technical  School  for  Giris,  ad  Ave.  and  15th  St.,  New 
;i  York. 

May  Jackson. 


Emelie  Jacoby. 


Principal  of  Public  School  No.  106,  Manhattan,  615  W.  14a  St.,  New  York. 
Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  83;  res.,  i6a  W.  ia9th  St.,  New  York. 


\  Helen  Kinne. 

V  1897,    Professor  of  Domestic  Science.  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  Yatk. 

f  Elise  W.  Kornmann.  Pd.M.,  '95.  New  York  Univ. 

',1  1906,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  la,  Manhattan;  res.,  977  Lexington  Ave.,  New  York. 

4  Herbert  Martin,  A.B..  '90.  A.M..  '00  Kentucky  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '05,  Yale  Univ. 

'<  1906,   Head  of  Department  of  Pedagogy,  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers,    794 

E.  169th  St.,  New  York. 
^  Alexander  F.  Newlands. 

1900,    Supervisor  of  Writing,  Public  Schools,  58  N.  Norwood  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
*f  James  Herlihy  O'Donnell,  A.B.,  '04,  Amherst  Coll. 

»  Educational  Department,  Eagle  Pencil  Co.,  377  Broadway,  New  York. 

*  John  B.  Pine,  A.B. 

Trustee  of  Columbia  University.  63  Wall  St.,  New  York. 
Ida  Louise  Reveley,  Ph.B.,  '05,  Syracuse  Univ. 

Graduate  student,  Cornell  Univ.;  home  address,  349  Westcott  St.,  Syracuse. 
Alfred  W.  Richardson. 

With  the  Macmillan  Co.,  66,  5th  Ave..  New  York. 
Agnes  Stowell,  B.L..  '03,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1904.    Teacher  in  English  Department,  Brooklyn  Training  School  for  Teachers,  res.,  364 
'  Clifton  PL,  Brooklyn. 


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1907    Lynn  M.  Saxton,  B.S.,  V?;  M.S.,  ♦00,  Lafayette  Coll.,  Pd.M.  '08,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

1903.  Instructor  in  The  College  of  the  City  of  New  York,  New  York. 
Feidinand  E.  SmTR.  A.M.,  Hamilton  Coll. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  15  Lincoln  St.,  Cortland. 
Hkstek  Pakdee  Teftt,  A.B.,  '05,  Cornell  Univ. 

1905.  Teacher  in  High  School.  Millbrook;  .res..  98  Church  St..  Little  Falls. 
Calvin  Thomas,  A.B.,  '74,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  •77.  LL.D.,  '04. 

1896,  Profesaor  of  Germanic  Languages  and  Literature,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
190S    Lucy  Branch  Allen,  A.B..  '97,  Wdlesley. 

1898.   Enriish  Denartment,  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers,  ao6  West  133d  St.. 

Mas.  Charlotte  P.  Acer  Barnum,  A.B.,  '86,  Vassar  CoU. 

Pittsford.  Monroe  Co. 
William  Betz.  A.M.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  East  High  School;  res.,  x6o  Grand  Ave., 
Rochester. 
Maurice  A.  Bigelow.  B.Sc.,  '94,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.,  M.Sc.,  '96,  Northwestern  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '01,  Har- 
vard Univ. 

1907.  Professor  of  Biology,  Teachers  CoUege,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
John  Alfred  Brewster,  A.B.,  '95.  Harvard  Univ. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Mathematics,  CoUese  of  Saint  Angela,  New  Rochdle;  Tutor 
in  Mathematics,  Collie  of  City  of  New  York;  res.  17  Lexington  Ave.,  New  York. 
Philip  Mason  Cabell. 

X  Uberty  St.,  New  York. 
Michalena  Carroll. 

1906.  Teacher  in  Sute  Normal  School,  New  Paltz. 
Clayton  E.  Clayton. 

Acting  Secretary,  C.  L.  Scholarship  Fund,  41  W.  asth  St..  New  York. 
Lewis  C.  Cox,  A.B.  '05,  Ohio  State  Univ.,  A.M.  '07,  Xenia.  Ohio. 

1908,  Teacher  in  Cascadilla  School,  Ithaca. 

James  Roscoe  Day.  A.B.,  S.T.D.,  Bowdoin,  D.  C.  L..Comdl  College.  Iowa..  LL.D.,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1894.  Chancdlor  of  Syracuse  University,  Syracuse. 
Arthur  D.  Dean,  S.B..  'os.  Mass.  Institute  Technology. 

1908,   Chief  of  Division  Trades  Schools,  State  Education  Department,  Capitol,  Albany. 
Caroline  B.  Dow.  A.B.,  *8o,  Vassar  Coll. 

Dean  of  Training  System,  National  Board  of  Y.  W.  C.  A.,  las  E.  a7th  St.,  New  York. 
LuLA  Sperry  Eddy,  B.Sc.,  '76,  Cornell  Univ. 

1905,  Teacher  in  Indian  School.  Tomah,  Wi.s.;   home  address,  500  William  St.,  Elmira, 
George  M.  Elmendorf,  Ph.B.,  Union  Coll.,  N.  Y. 

1906,  Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  Dolgeville,  Herkimer  Co. 

G.  E.  FimRMANN. 

1897,  Instructor  in  Western  Park  High  School;  res.,  6a  Southampton  St.,  Buffalo. 
David  Gibbs,  B.Sc.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *o6,  Clark  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Irvington. 
Emmett  E.  GaTKER,  A-M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,   Teacher  of  History,  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers,  Teachers  College, 
Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Wellington  E.  Gordon,  Pd.D.,  'oa,  New  York  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  315  E.  Main  St.,  Patchogue. 
James  M.  Grimes,  M.E.D.,  '87.  Edinboro  State  Normal  School. 

1895,  Principal  Public  School  No.  i,  140  So.  10th  Ave.,  Mount  Vernon. 

Mae  B.  HiccoNS,  A.B.,  *97.  Normal  Coll.,  City  of  New  York;  Ph.B:,  '07,  and  Ed.B.,  '07,  Univ.  of 
Chicago. 

1898,  Kinderganner,  Public  School  No.  68;  res.,  341  W.  i3ad  St.,  New  York. 
Lambert  L.  Jackson,  A.B.,  '97,  A.M.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D..  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

Head  of  Educational  Department.  D.  Appleton  &  Co.,  436,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Franklin  C.  Lewis,  A.B.,  '00,  Dartmouth;  A.M..  '01,  Harvard. 

X906,   Superintendent  Ethical  Culture  School,  33  Central  Park,  West,  New  York;  res.. 
Leonia,N.J. 
Woodford  McK.  Liggett,  Ph.B.,  '06.  Wooster. 

1908.   Graduate  Student,  Teachers'  College,  Columbia  University,  Livingston  Hall,  New 
York. 
Charles  Warren  Locke.  A.B..  'oi.  Harvard  Univ^ 

1906,  Associate  Principal,  Lake  Placid  School,  Lake  Placid  Club,  Essex  County. 
E.  A.  MacClean. 

Librarian,  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  a  Rector  St.,  New  York. 

A.  J.  MacElroy,  B.Sc.,  Cornell  Univ. 

With  D.  Appleton  &  Co.,  39  W.  3ad  St.,  New  York. 
George  B.  Marble,  l*h.B.,  '03.  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

Pnncipal  oi  High  School,  Spencerport. 
James  McKinney 

1908,    Ethical  Culture  School.  33  Central  Park,  West,  New  York. 
Frank  M.  McLaury.  Ph.B..  111.  Wesleyan  Univ. 

Principal  Stamford  Seminary.  Stamford. 
Oliver  James  Morelock.  A.B..  'ga.  A.M.,  95.  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 
1901,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  a8  Spruce  St..  Lockport. 


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igoi    HofSY  Neumann.  Ph.D..  '06,  New  York  Univ. 

1903,   Instructor  in  EngUah,  G)Uege  o!  City  of  New  York;  res..  Haven  Ave.,  cxir.  W.  xbgth 
St..  New  York. 
Mauon  Bromley  Newton.  Grad.,  '03.  Boston  Nor.  Sch.  ot  Gymnastics. 

X906,   Supervisor  of  Physical  Education,  Public  Schools,  Rochester,  N.  Y.;  home  address 
155  Union  St.,  Athol,  Mass. 
William  R.  Peice,  A.B.,  '08.  Cornell  Univ. 

1Q06,  Teacher  Modem  Languages,  H.  S.,  of  Commerce,  155  W.  65th  St..  New  York 
James  C.  Rogers. 

Principal  Public  School  No.  xsS,  Brooklyn,  84  St.  and  axst  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Louis  Rouillion,  B.S.,  '91,  Cornell,  Univ.;  A.M.,  '00,  Columbia  Univ. 

1900,   Director  Mechanics  Institute,  ao  W.  44th  St.,  New  York. 
Ethel  Clarissa  Russell. 

1906,  Teacher  in  High  School,  Lockport. 
Benjamin  Roy  Simpson,  B.A.,  '99.  McMaster  Univ..  Toronto. 

Teacher  of  Psychology,  Brooklyn  Tndning  School  for  Teachers,  1330  Dean  St., 
Brooklyn. 
IsABELLE  Thompson  Smart.  M.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  St.  of  N.  Y. 

Medical  Examiner  of  Mentally  Defective  Children  (ungrRded  classes).  Department 
of  EducaUon,  Qty  of  New  York.  101  W.  80th  St.,  New  York. 
Francis  D.  Tandy. 

1908,   Secreta^  of  the  Lincoln  Educational  League.  58  E.  axst  St.,  New  York. 
Edith  M.  Turrs,  Grad.,  '96,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Oswego,  N.  Y.;  B.Sc.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  371  W.  ist  St.,  Elmira. 
Richard  M.  Tunniclipfe. 

Instructor  in  PubUc  School  Music,  3  Chestnut  St.,  Potsdam. 
Maybra  E.  Tyler. 

1908,  Instructor  in  Latin  and  Gredi,  Salamanca. 
Sarah  Adkins  Ward,  A.B.,  '08,  Middlebury  College. 

1908,  Teacher  in  Mathematics  aiod  Science,  High  School,  Warrcnsboig. 
Robert  L.  Weaver,  A.M..  '05,  Hamilton  Coll. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Churchville. 
Walter  H.  Wood,  A.B.,  '01.  Haverford  CoU. 

Principal  of  The  Oakwood  Seminary,  Seminary  St^  Union  Springs. 

institutions 
life  member 
i&9i    New  York  State  Library. 

Director,  Edwin  H.  Anderson.  Order  Section,  Albany. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 
iS^S      COLITMBU  UNIVBRSmr. 

President.  NichoUs  Murray  Butkr;  Librarian,  James  H.  Canfieki;  Secretary,  F.  P. 
Keppel,  New  York. 
ifl^lG    Cornell  UNiVBRsmr.  Library. 

President,  J.  G.  Schurman;  Librarian,  George  W.  Harris,  Ithaca. 
I M    Bryson  Library,  Teachers  College. 

Librarian,  Miss  E.  G.  Baldwin.  Momingside  Heights,  xaoth  St.,  W.,  New  York. 
Syracuse  Public  Library. 

President.  J.  Wm.  Smith;   Librarian,  Exekiel  W.  Mundy,  Syracuse. 
Vassar  College,  Library. 

President,  James  M.  Taylor;  librarian,  Frances  A.  Wood,  Poughkeepsie. 
18(4    Buffalo  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Walter  L.  Brown;   Vice-Librarian,  Mrs.  H.  L.  Elmendorf.  Buffala 
New  York  Pitblic  Library. 

Direaor,  John  S.  Billings.  Astor  library  Building,  425  Lafayette  St.,  New  York. 
New  York  Univf.rsitYlSchool  of  Pedagocy. 

Dean.  Thomas  M.  Balliet;  Secretary,  James  E.  Lough,  Washington  Sq..  East,  New 
York. 

Port  Jervis  Free  LraRARY. 

Librarian,  Elizabeth  G.  Thome,  Port  Jervis. 
State  Normal  School,  New  Paltz. 

Principal,  Myron  T.  Scudder,  New  Paltz. 

Teachers  College,  DEPARTMEi<rr  of  Manual  Training. 
Director,  C.  R.  Richards.  New  York. 
H)oo    State  Normal  and  Training  School,  Oswego. 

Principal,  L  B.  Pouchcr,  Oswego. 

State  Normal  School  Library,  Brockpo«t. 

Priacipal,  Charles  T.  McFarUme;  Chairman  of  library  Committee.  Charles  D. 
Seely,  Brockport. 
J  go  I    Brooklyn  Public  Library. 

Chief  Librarian,  Frank  P.  Hill,  a6  Brevoort  PI.,  Brooklyn. 

College  of  St.  Francis  Xavier. 

President,  Rev.  Thomas  J.  McQuakey,  S.  J.,  30  W.  16th  St-  New  York. 


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I9DI      PbATT  IKSTXTUTK  FtKE  LlBKAlT. 

librarian,  laabd  Ely  Lord,  Ryerson  St.,  Brooklyn. 

QOBXNS  BOKOUOH  LlB«ABY. 

President,  John  Kirk;  librarian,  Mias  J.  F.  Hume,  Office,  101  East  Ave.,  Long 
Island  CSty. 
State  or  Nbw  Yoik,  Education  DBPAimxirr. 

Coouniaaioner,  Andrew  S.  Draper,  Albany. 
UNiVKisiry  OF  Rocbkstbb. 

President,  Rush  Rhees;  Assistant  Librarian,  H.  K.  Phinney.  Rochester. 
190a    Cakisivs  College. 

Prerident,  Rev.  Augusdne  Milkr;  Librarian,  Francis  S.  Betten,  651  Washington 
St.,  Buffalo. 
Colgate  UmvEismr,  Libkaey. 

.    President,  William  H.  Crawshaw.  Librarian,  D.  F.  Estes,  Hamilton. 
GEinEBAL  Education  Boabd. 

Secretary,  Walhux  Buttrick,  a  Rector  St.,  New  York. 
State  Nobmal  Scbool.  Cobtland,  Lxbbaby. 

Piinapal,  Francis  J.  Cheney,  45  Church  St.;  Librarian,  R.  Elliott  Owens,  46  Church 
St.,  Cordand. 
State  Nobmal  School.  Plattsbvbor. 

Prinapal,  George  K.  Hawkins,  Plattsbuigh. 
X903    Oneonta  Nobmal  School. 

Principal,  Percy  I.  Bugbee,  Oneonta. 

1904  New  Yobk  Tbadb  School. 

President.  R.  Fulton  Cutting;  Superintendent.  H.  V.  Brill,  xa6o,  xst  Ave..  New  York. 

1905  Alumni  Assocution,  New  Yobk  Tbainino  School  fob  Teachebs. 

President.  Edward  A.  FiUpatrick;  Treasurer,  Helen  Regan,  537  W.  zsfith  St.,  Man- 
hattan; Secretary,  Emma  H.  DeParma,  New  York. 
Class  Teachebs'  Oboanization  op  Bbooelyn. 

President,  Alice  C.  Gray,  PubUc  School  No.  55,  Brooklyn. 
^   Ethical  Cultube  School. 

Superintendent.   Franklin  C.  Lewis;   Secretary,  Matilde  Kitsinger,  Cditral  Park 
Wes^  and  63d  St.,  New  York. 
New  Yobe  Fboebel  Nobmal  iNSTirtrrE. 

Superintendent,  E.  Lycll  Earle:   Head  of  Department  of  Kindergarten  T^raining, 
HarrietteM.  Mills,  50  W.  96th  St..  New  York.  ^^ 

The  Loyola  School. 

Principal,  Rev.  William  O'Brien  Pardow,  S.J.;  Secretary,  Frands  X.  Delany,  S.J. 
6s  ETSjd  St.,  New  York. 

1906  Adelphi  College. 

President,  Charles  Herbert  Levermore;  Librarian,  Mabel  Fair,  Brooklyn. 
Babmabo  College. 

President,  Nicholas  Murray  Butler;  Acting  Dean,  William  Tenney  Brewster,  New 
York. 
College  op  the  City  op  New  Yobk,  The. 

President,  John   Huston  Finley,  St.  Nicholas  Terrace  and  x39th  St.  West,  New 
York. 

FOBDHAM  UnIVEBSTTY. 

President.  Daniel  J.  Quinn,  S.J.;  Secretary,  J.  F.  Quirk,  S.J.,  New  York. 
Geneseo  State  Nobmal  School. 

Principal.  James  V.  Sturges;  Librarian,  Ida  M.  Mendenhall,  Geneseo. 
Manhattan  College. 

President,  ReY.  Brother  Peter;  Librarian,  Rev.  Brother  Cyprian.  New  York. 
Mebcantile  Ldbaby  Association  op  New  Yobk. 

Librarian,  W.  T.  Peoples,  New  York. 
New  Rochelle  Pubuc  Libbaby. 

Librarian,  Elizabeth  C.  Stevens,  New  Rochelle. 
RocHESTEB  Athenaeum  and  Mechanics  Institute. 

President  of  Board  of  Directors,  Lewis  P.  Ross;  Secretary,  John  A.  Stewart,  Roches- 
ter. 

Polytechnic  Pbepabatoby  School,  Brooklyn. 

Principal,  Alvan  E.  Ducrr;  Librarian,  Jessie  Harris,  99  Livingstone  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Sybacuse  Uniyebstty.  • 

Chancellor,  James  Rosooe  Day,  Syracuse. 
Wells  College. 

President,  Rev.  Geo.  M.  Ward;  Librarian,  Alice  E.  Sanborn,  Aurora. 
1907    Libbaby  op  New  Yobk  UNivEBsrrY. 

Librarian,  Belle  Corwin,  University  Heights,  New  York. 
YoNKSBs  Public  Libbaby. 

President,  John  F.  Brennan;  Ubrarian,  Helen  M.  Bkxigett,  Yonkera. 


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UST  OF  PUBUC  SCHOOLS  OF  THE  CITY  OF  NEW  YORK 
1903    BoABD  OP  Education  op  the  Ctty  op  New  Yobk. 

President.  Edgerton  L.  Winthrop,  Jr.;  Secretary,  A.'  Emerson  Pahner,  Park  Ave. 
and  59th  St..  New  York. 


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1903    Public  School  No.  3,  Primary,  Courtlandt  Ave.,  and  isTtk  Se. 

Principal,  Josephine  Hammer. 
Public  School  No.  x8,  501  Courtlandt  Ave. 

Principal,  Elizabeth  M.  Ball. 
Public  School  No.  at,  £.  aijth  St.,  Williamsbridfe. 

Principal,  Eliza  A.  Cateraon. 
Public  School  No.  35.  East  X49th  St.  and  Union  Ave. 

Principal,  Frank  A.  Young. 
Public  School  No.  36,  Bumside  and  Andrews  Aves.,  McRii  Heights. 

Principal,  Charies  Pickett. 
Public  School  No  aj,  147th  and  X48th  Sta. 

Principal,  lliomaa  J.  Meighan. 
Public  School  No.  39,  135th  St.  and  Cypress  Ave. 

Principal,  John  T.  Maguire. 
Public  School  No.  35.  163d  St.,  bet.  Grant  and  Morris  Aves. 

Prrndpal,  Ellen  C.  Gilbert. 
1005    Morris  High  School.  166th  St.  and  Boston  Road,  Bronx. 

Prinapal,  John  H.  Denbigh. 
Public  School  No.  3,  i6pth  St.  and  3d  Ave. 

Principal,  Kate  Van  Wagenen. 
Public  School  No.  3,  157th  St.,  and  Courtlandt  Ave. 

Principal,  Charles  M.  Babcock. 
Public  School  No.  7,  Kingsbridge  Ave.  and  33ad  St.,  Kinishridgf.. 

Principal.  Isaac  B.  Sprague. 
Public  School  No.  10,  Grammar,  Eagle  Ave.  and  x6jd  St. 

Principal,  Evander  Childs. 
Public  School  No.  13,  3d  St.,  Westchester. 

Principal,  John  F.  Condon. 
Public  School  No.  13.  E.  3  x6th  St..  Williamsbridge. 

Principal,  Bernard  J.  Devlin. 
Public  School  No.  14,  Eastrm  Boul..  Throg's  Neck. 

Prinapal,  Philip  O'Ryan. 
Public  School  No.  30,  Fox  and  167th  Sts. 

Principal,  Mary  A.  Curtis. 
Public  School  No.  32.  349  E.  140th  St. 

Acting  Principal,  Elizabeth  C.  Kelly. 
Public  School  No.  30,  141st  St.  and  Brook  Ave. 

Principal,  Mary  .\.  Conlon. 
Public  School  No.  38,  M7th  St.  and  3d  Ave. 

Principal,  Ellen  Murray. 
X906    Public  School  No.  49'  Washington  and  Wendover  Aves. 

Principal,  Wm.  P.  McCarthy. 

BOROUGH  or  brookltx 

1903    Boys'  High  School,  Marcv  and  Putnam  Aves. 

Principal,  James  Sullivan. 
Eastern  District  High  School,  Driggs  Ave.  and  S.  3d  St. 

Principal,  William  T.  Vlymen. 
Erasmus  Hall  High  School,  Flatbush  Ave. 

Principal.  W.  B.  Gunnison. 
Manual  Training  High  School,  7th  Ave.  and  4th  St. 

Principal,  Charles  D.  Larkins. 
Public  School  No.  3,  Hancock  St. 

Principal,  LaSaUe  H.  White. 
Public  School,  No  5,  Tillary,  Lawrence  and  Bridge  Sts. 

Principal,  William  J.  O^Leary. 
Public  School  No.  7,  141  York  St. 

Principal,  Edith  Horton. 
Public  School  No.  8,  Middagh  St.,  near  Henry  St. 

Principa],  Mary  Walsemann. 
Public  School  No.  xo,  7th  Ave.,  X7th  St.  and  Prospect  Ave. 

Principal,  Oliver  C.  Mordorf. 
Public  School  No.  13,  Degraw  St. 

Principal,  Wallace  S.  S.  Newton. 
Public  School  No.  14,  Navy  and  Concord  Sts. 

Principal,  Ellen  F.  Quixm. 
Public  School  No,  32,  Java  St. 

Principal,  Laura  Black. 
Public  School  No.  33.  Conselyea  and  Humboldt  Sts. 

Principal,  Everett  Barnes. 
Public  School  No.  24,  .\rion  Place,  cor.  Beaver  St. 

Principal,  Augusta  D.  Moore. 


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Public  School  No.  35,  787  Lafayette  Ave. 

Principal,  Frederic  W.  Mar. 
Public  School  No.  26.  Grammar.  Quincv  St.,  near  Ralph  Ave. 

Principal,  Frank  K.  Perkins. 
Public  School  No.  29,  Amitv  and  Columbia  Sts. 

Principal,  Slary  Jerome  Merritt. 
Public  School  No.  ^i,  Dupont  St.  and  Manhattan  Ave. 

Prmcipal,  Bryan  J.  Reilly. 
Public  School  No.  47.  Pacific  and  Dean  Sts.,  near  3d  Ave. 

Principal,  Libbie  J.  Eginton. 
Public  School  No.  ^o,  S.  4th  St.,  near  Havemeyer. 

Pnncipal,  Emma  L.  Fortune. 
Public  School  No.  ^i.  Meeker  Ave.  and  Humboldt  St. 

Prmdpal,  Anna  A.  Short. 
Public  School  No.  ^a,  EUery  St.,  near  Broadway. 

Principal,  Grace  Bowtell. 
Public  School  No.  s7.  Primary,  Rcid  Ave.  and  Van  Buren  St 

Principal,  Eleoore  E.  Elliott. 
Public  School  No.  63,  Hinsdale  and  Liberty  Sts. 

Principal,  Honor  E.  Quinn. 
Public  School  No.  68,  Bushwick  Ave.  and  Kosciusko  St. 

Principal,  Fannie  A.  Irvine. 
Public  School  No.  60,  Rycrson  St.,  near  Myrtle  .\ve. 

Principal,  Margaret  J.  McCo«y. 
Public  School  No.  ^4,  Kosciusko  St.,  near  Broadway. 

Prmdpal,  Charles  E.  Springmeyer 
Public  School  No.  75,  Grammar.  Evergreen  Ave.  and  Ralph  St. 

Principal,  WUliam  S.  Mills. 
PiTBLic  School  No.  84,  Girls.  Glenmore  Ave.,  cor.  Stone  Ave. 

Prindpal.  Lydia  A.  Mills. 
Public  School  No.  86.  Irving  Ave.  and  Harman  St. 

Prindpal,  Mrs.  Anna  B.  Moriarty. 
Public  School  No.  88,  Thames  St.  and  Vandervoort  PI. 

Prindpal,  iEgcsia  Beck. 
Public  School  No.  qi.  Albany  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Georgiana  E.  Brown. 
Public  School  No.  104,  5th  Ave.  and  pad  St. 

Prindpal,  Arthur  D.  Stetson. 
Public  School  No.  106,  Putnam  and  Hamburg  Aves. 

Prindpal,  Joseph  V.  Witherbee. 
Public  School  No.  i  10,  Monitor  St.  and  Driggs  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Charles  Perrine. 
Public  School  No.  hi,  cor.  Vanderbilt  Ave.  and  Sterling  PI. 

Prindpal,  Emily  G.  Bridgham. 
Public  School  No.  113.  Evergreen  Ave..  Moffat  and  Chauncey  Sts. 

Prindpal,  Mary  C.  V.  Connolly. 
Public  School  No.  119,  Ave.  K  and  E.  38th  St. 

Principal,  Moses  Becker,  Jr. 
PiTBUC  School  No.  laa,  66-8a  Harrison  Ave. 

Prindpal,  James  J.  Reynolds. 
Public  School  No.  125,  Blake,  cor.  Rockaway  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Mary  E.  Quinn. 
PcTBLic  School  No.  ia6,  Grammar,  Meserole  Ave.  and  Ix>rimer  St. 

Principal, 
Public  School  No.  127.  7th  Ave.  and  7Qth  St. 

Prindpal,  John  J.  Malarkey. 
Public  School  No.  133,  Butler  St.,  near  4th  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Anna  G.  Bauer. 
Public  School  No.  136,  4th  Ave.  and  40th  St. 

Prindpal,  Charles  O.  Dewey. 
Public  School  No.  137.  Saratoga  Ave.  and  Bainbridge  St. 

Prindpal,  Ruth  E.  Granger. 
Public  School  No.  140,  6oth  St.,  west  of  4th  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Sarah  E.  Scott. 
GiKLs'  High  School,  Nostrand  Ave.  and  Halsey  St. 

Prindpal,  Wm.  L.  Felter;  Librarian,  Mary  E.  Hall. 
Public  School  No.  6,  Baltic,  near  Smith  St. 

Prindpal,  Clara  C.  Calkins. 
Public  School  No.  20,  Union  Ave.,  near  North  ad  St. 

Prindpal,  Matilda  C.  Brooks. 
Public  School  No.  ^3.  Heyward  St.,  near  Broadway. 

Pnndpal,  Caroline  R.  Gipner. 
Public  School  No.  34,  Norman  Ave.  and  Eckford  St. 

Prindpal.  James  T.  Carey. 


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PUBUC 

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School  No.  30,  6th  Ave.,  cor.  8th  St. 

Prindpd,  Mary  McSwyny;  librariaii,  Ada  CBllnhiOi 
School  No.  43*  Boerum  St.,  near  Manhattan  Afe. 

PrindpaU  James  A.  ODonnell. 
School  No.  45,  Lafayette  and  Clanon  Atbs. 

Principal,  Purvis  J.  Behan. 
School  No.  53,   176  Trautman  St. 

Principal,  Mra.  Alice  £.  B.  Ritter. 
School  No.  60,  4th  Ave.  and  aoth  Si. 

Principal,  Frances  M.  DriaooU;  libnuiaa,  Nora  A.  Daljr. 
School  No.  77,  ad  St.,  and  7th  Ave. 

Principal,  Channing  Stebbins. 
School  No.  89.  4th  Ave.,  cor.  36th  St. 

Principal,  Temperance  Gray. 
School  No.  85.  Evergreen  Ave.  and  EMert  St. 

Principal,  Arthur  C,  Perry,  Jr. 
School  No.  87.  Herkimer  St.  and  Radde  PI. 

Principal,  Ella  KeUy. 
School  No.  8q,  Newkirk  Ave.  and  E.  3Ut  St. 

Principal,  Mary  A.  Ward. 
School  No.  qo,  Church  Ave.,  cor.  Locust  St. 

Principal.  Mary  £.  O'DonneU. 


School  No.  100.  2965  W.  3d  St. 

Principal,  Joseph  T.  Griffin. 
School  No.  xo<.  Fort  Hamilton  Ave.  and  50th  St. 

Prinapal,  Helen  M.  Curran. 
School  No.  193.  Irving  Ave.,  cor.  Suydam  St. 

Prinapal,  Joseph  G.  Furey. 
School  No.  xag,  Quincy  St.  and  Slayvesant  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Edward  P.  Crowell. 
School  No.  141.  McKibben,  Leonard,  and  Boerum  Sts. 

Piincipal,  Anna  M.  Obaon. 
School  No.  143.  Havemeyer  and  N.  6th  Sts. 

Pnnapal,  Carrie  Ikelheimer. 
School  No.  14$.  Central  Ave.  and  Noll  St. 

Prinopal,  Henry  Ludwig,  Jr. 
School  No.  it,  Adelphi  St..  near  Myrtle  Ave. 

Principal,  WiUis  A.  Huntley. 
School.  No.  159,  Glenirood  Road  and  East  33d  St. 

Principal,  Frederic  L.  Luqueer. 


BOKOUGH  OP  MANHATTAN 

1903    New  Yoek  Training  School  »ob  Teachebs,  aao  W.  xaoth  St 

Prindpal,  Edward  N.  Jones. 
Model  School  op  the  New  Yobk  Teainino  School  pob  Tbachebs,  341  K.  tiglh  St. 

Prindpal,  Emma  A.  Johnson. 
PtJBLic  School  No.  1,  Bovs,  8  Henry  St. 

Prindpei,  Benjamin  Veit. 
Public  School  No.  5.  Primary,  124  Edgecombe  Ave 

Prmdpal,  EIU  F.  Whalen. 
Public  School  No.  5,  Boys,  134  Edgecombe  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Henry  Casaidy. 
Public  School  No.  6.  Girls.  8sth  St.  and  Madison  Ave. 

Principal,  Katherine  D.  Blake. 
Public  School  No.  8.  ag  King  St. 

Prindpal,  Michael  E.  Devlin. 
Public  School  No.  9.  West  End  Eve.  and  89d  St. 

Principal,  Teresa  E.  Bemholz. 
Public  School  No.  10,  Primary.  St.  Nicholas  Ave.  and  1x7th  St. 

Prindpal,  Hester  A.  Roberts. 
Public  School  No.  la.  371  Madison  St. 

Principal,  Elise  W.  Kommann. 
Public  School  No.  13.  Girls.  939  E.  Houston  St. 

Principal.  Helen  A.  Stein. 
Public  School  No.  13.  Primary,  339  E.  Houston  St. 

Principal.  Sarah  A.  Robinson. 
Public  School  No.  m.  728  5th  St. 

Principal,  Margaret  Knox. 
Public  School  No.  18.  Bo>'s,  lai  E.  51st  St. 

Prindpal,  Burtis  C.  Magie. 
Public  School  No.  23.  Mulberry  and  Bayard  Sts. 

Principal.  Joseph  D.  Rcardon. 

Public  School  No.  2$,  Boys.  330  5th  St. 

Prindpal,  Charles  C.  Roberts. 


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NEW  YORK-CMiNNMtf 

190J    Public  School  No.  ao»  x6  Albany  St. 

Prindptl,  James  G.  Smith. 
Public  School  No.  30,  am  E.  88th  St. 

Principal,  Frank  A.  Schmidt. 
Public  School  No.  5a,  Boys,  357  W.  35th  St. 

Principal,  Samud  Ayera. 
Public  School  Na  38,  Clarke  St. 

Pnndpal.  Ida  B.  lindhdmer. 
Public  School  No.  ^9.  Boys,  2^5  E.  xajth  St. 

Pnndpal,  Tbeodare  B.  Barringer. 
Public  School  No.  40.  3ao  E.  aoth  St. 

Prindpal,  Joseph  K.  Van  Dentnuv. 
Public  School  No.  44.  5  Hubert  St. 

Prindpal,  Edward  R.  Bfacuire. 
Public  School  No.  48,  taA  W.  a8th  St 

Pnndpal,  Sadia  E.  Baird. 
Public  School  No.  49,  937  E.  37th  St.  ' 

Prindi»i,  WaUam  R.  Kurz. 
Public  School  No.  50.  Girls,  an  E.  aoth  St. 

Pnnapal,  Caroline  Emanod. 
Public  School  No.  si«  510  W.  44th  St 

Prindpal.  GeoTH.  ChatfiekL 
•    Public  School  No.  53,  Girls.  ao7  E.  79th  St. 

Prindpal,  Maripvet  M.  Slattery. 
Public  School  No.  56.  Girb,  351-355  W.  i8th  St.  ' 

Prmdpal,  Alxe  VT  Parle. 
Public  School  No.  58, 317  W.  $ad  St 

PrmaiMl,  WtlUun  F.  O'Callachan. 
Public  School  No.  67,  lao  W.  46th  St 

Prindpal,  Edward  J.  McNaUy. 
Public  School  No.  68^  116  W.  ia8th  St 

Prinapal,  Ida  Ikrihrimcr. 
PuBUC  School  No.  69,  ia<  W.  54th  St 

Prindpal,  Thomas  J.  Boyle. 
Public  School  No.  70.  S07  E.  75th  St. 

Prindpal,  Georce  White. 
Public  School  No.  73«  209  E.  46th  St 

Prindpal,  Katherine  F.  McCarthy. 
Public  School  No.  75,  a5  Norfolk  St. 

Prindpal,  Frederick  A.  Berghane. 
Public  School  No.  77f  Girls,  xst  Ave.,  cor.  8cth  St. 

Prindpal,  Matilda  B.  Lemldn. 
Public  School  No.  8a.  Boys.  70th  St.  and  ist  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Henry  J.  Hddenia. 
PuBUC  School  Na  85. 117th  St.  and  lat  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Mary  H.  Donohue. 
Public  School  No.  86.  Primary,  Lexington  Ave.  and  96th  St 

Prindpal, 
Public  School  No.  88,  300  Rivington  St. 

Prindpal,  Susie  A.  Griffin. 
Public  School  No.  91,  Stanton  and  Forsyth  Sts. 

Prindpal,  Bifary  Maday. 
Public  School  No.  96.  Primary,  Ave.  A  and  8ist  St. 

Pnndpal,  Mary  C.  O'Brien. 
Public  School  No.  105.  a69  E.  4th  St. 

Prindpal,  Carrie  W.  Keams. 
PuBuc  School  No.  to6,  Lafayette,  near  Spring  St 

Prindpal,  May  Jwciiaaa. 
Public  School  No.  107*  a7a  W.  loth  Si. 

Prindpal, 
Public  School  No.  taa,  150,  ist  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Ella  Conway. 
Public  School  No.  ta6,  516  E.  xath  St. 

Prindpal.  Josephine  £.  Rogers. 
Public  School  No.  lay,  5x5  W.  37th  St. 

Prindpal,  Clara  American. 
Public  School  No.  130,  143  Baxter  Si. 

Prindpal,  Mary  A.  Underbill. 
Public  School  No.  X47f  a89  E.  Broadiray. 

Prindpal.  William  L.  Eittingcr. 
Public  School  No.  150,  3ao  £.  96th  St. 

Prindpal,  Alice  Jackson. 
PuBUC  School  No.  168,  Girls,  xo<th  St,  near  ad  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Cedlia  A.  Francis. 


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iQi^l    Public  School  No.  169,  Auduboo  Ave..  x68th  and  xdgth  Scs. 

Principal,  John  T.  Nicbolaoo. 
Public  School  No.  170.  Girls,  37  W.  iiith  St. 

Principal,  kabella  Sullivan. 
Public  School  No.  170,  Primary,  17  W.  iiith  St. 

Principal,  Mrs.  Eloise  K.  Fisher. 
Public  School  No.  179,  108th  St.  East,  near  ad  Ave. 

Principal,  Margaret  F.  Brangan. 
Public  School  No.  174,  125  Attorney  St. 

Prinapal,  Elizabeth  J.  Hofer. 
Public  School  No.  177,  66  Marltet  St. 

Principal,  Mary  L.  Brady. 
Public  School  No.  179,  140  W.  load  St. 

Prinapal,  John  P.  Cooroy. 
Public  School  No.  iQa,  137th  St.  and  Amsterdam  Ave. 

Acting  Principal,  Samuel  Langer., 
]M^4     Public  School  No.  76.  68th  St.  and  Lexington  A^. 

Principal,  Mary  A.  McGovem. 
Public  School  No.  160.  Primarv,  Rivington  and  Suffolk  Sta. 

Principal.  LotUe  A.  Norcott. 
rtiuf    High  School  op  Commekce.  155  W.  6sth  St. 

Principal,  J.  J.  Sheppord. 
S-nrvvESANT  High  School.  345  E.  15th  St. 

Principal,  Frank  Rollins. 
Wadleigh  High  School,  xx4th  St.,  west  of  7th  Ave. 

Principal,  John  G.  Wight.  1 

Public  School  No.  7,  Chrystie  and  Hester  Sts. 

Principal,  William  A.  Kottman. 
Public  School  No.  ii.  314  W.  17th  St. 

Principal  John  H.  Grotedoas. 
Public  School  No.  16.  ao8  W.  itth  St. 

Principal,  Josiah  H.  Zabnskie. 
Public  School  No.  a6.  ia4  W.  30th  St. 

Principal, 
E*UBLic  School  No.  28,  257  W.  40th  St. 

Principal.  Mrs.  Clara  H.  Ra>'nor;   Librarian,  Mary  F.  McDonald. 
Public  School  No.  34,  io9  Broome  St. 

Principal,  L  Edwin  Goldwasser. 
Public  School  No.  36,  710  E.  9th  St. 

Principal,  Ellen  T.  O'Brien. 
Public  School  No.  37.  113  E.  87th  St. 

Principal,  Margaret  P.  Duggan. 
Public  School  No.  41.  Girls.  36  Greenwich  Ave. 

Principal,  Katherine  Bevier. 
Public  School  No.  46.  915  St.  Nicholas  Ave. 

Principal,  William  A.  Boylan. 
Public  School  No.  59,  228  E.  57th  St. 

Principal,  Mary  C.  McGuire. 
Public  School  No.  63.  Girls.  117-127  E.  3d  St. 

Principal,  Helena  A.  Hulskamp. 
Public  School  No.  71.  188,  7th  St. 

Principal,  Urania  D.  Secord. 
Public  School  No.  72,  Girls.  Lexington  Ave.  and  xo6th  St. 

Principal,  Helen  M.  Fanning. 
Public  School  No.  77.  Boys.  400  E.  86th  St. 

Principal,  Edward  A.  Page. 
Public  School  No.  78,  Girls.  362  Pleasant  Ave. 

Principal.  Kate  M.  Falvery. 
Public  School  No.  87.  Bo>'s.  77th  St.  and  Amsterdam  Ave. 

Principal,  Edward  H.  Boycr. 
Public  School  No.  93,  Girls.  Amsterdam  Ave.  and  93d  St. 

Principal,  Mrs.  Emma  S.  Landrine. 
Public  School  No.  94,  180  Amsterdam  Ave. 

Principal,  Cordelia  S.  Kilmer. 
Public  School  No.  96,  Girls,  Ave.  A  and  8ist  St. 

Principal,  Mrs.  Eliia  S.  PclL 
Public  School  No.  104.  413  E.  16th  St. 

Principal,  Isabella  F.  Wright. 
Public  School  No.  in.  7  Downing  St. 

Principal,  Mary  F.  Maguire. 
Public  School  No.  117.  170  E.  77th  St. 

Principal.  Mary  S.  Cunningham. 
PtJBLic  School  No.  121.  227  E.  io2d  St. 

Principal,  Teresa  C.  Burke. 


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Public  School 
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Public  School 
Public  School 
Public  School 


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No.  la^,  ^9~1^  Horatio  St. 

Prinapal.  Eugenie  C.  Levie. 
No.  \2K,  180  Wooster  St, 

Prinapal.  WiUiam  J.  Henwood. 
No.  131,  »7a  E.  ad  St. 

Principal.  Ellen  M.  Phillips. 
No.  13s,  1st  Ave.  and  jjist  St. 

Principal,  Kate  M.  Stephens. 
No.  151.  gist  St.  and  First  Ave. 

Principal,  Mrs.  Agnes  O'Brien. 
No.  166.  132  W.  89th  St. 

Principal ,  Thomas  Moore. 
No.  168.  Primary,  105th  St.,  near  ad  Ave. 

Principal,  Milbcent  Batun. 
No.  18^.  419  E-  66th  St. 

Prinapal,  Anne  J.  Farley; 
No.  188.  Girls.  Lewis,  cor.  Third  St. 

Principal.  Mary  F.  McAleer. 
No.  iQo.  303  E.  8ad  St. 

Prindpiu,  Sarah  Goldie. 

BOBOUGH  or    QUKBIIS 


Jamaica  High  School,  Union  and  Hillside  Ave.,  Jamaica. 

Principal.  Charles  J.  Jennings. 
Newtown  High  School,  Chicago  Ave.,  Elmhurst 

Principal,  James  D.  Dillingham. 
Public  School  No.  5,  Academy  St.,  near  Grand  Ave.,  Long  Island  City. 

Principal,  Matthew  D.  Quinn. 
Public  School  No.  76,  Montgomery  and  Congress  Aves.,  Laurel  Hill. 

Principal,  Kate  R.  Hickey. 
PuBUC  School  No.  78  and  la,  Maurice  Ave.,  Winfield. 

Principal,  Fred  H.  Mead. 
Bkyant  High  School,  Wilbur  Ave.,  Academy  and  Radde  Sts.,  Long  Island  Qty. 

Principal,  Peter  £.  Demarest. 
Flushing  High  School,  231  Sanford  Ave..  Flushing. 

Principal,  John  Holley  Clark;  librarian,  Jean  Ely. 
Public  School  No.  4,  Prospect  St.  and  Beebe  Ave.,  Long  Island  Qty. 

Principal,  Robert  L.  Conant. 
Public  School  No.  9,  Astoria. 

Principal,  Melvin  Hix. 
Public  School  No.  11,  Second  and  Third  Sts..  Woodside,  L.  I. 

Principal,  Theophilus  Johnson. 
Public  School  No.  31.  Bell  Ave..  Baynide. 

Principal,  George  W.  Dorland. 
Public  School  No.  3a,  Lakeville  Road.  Little  Neck,  L.  I. 

Principal,  Anna  Brett. 
Public  School  No.  44.  Boulevard  and  Academy  Ave.,  Rockaway  Beach. 

Principal,  Wm.  M.  Gilmore. 
Public  School  No.  57,  Curtis  Ave..  Morris  Park,  L,  I. 

Principal.  Frank  K.  Montfort. 
Public  School  No.  58,  Walker  Ave  ,  Woodhaven. 

Principal.  Cyrus  £.  Smith. 
Public  School  No.  68.  Bergen  and  Rathjen  Aves..  Evergreen,  L.  I..  Dist.  44. 

Principal,  Franc  C.  Ellis. 
Public  School  No.  80,  135-141  Greenpoint  Ave.,  Long  Island  City. 

PrincipaJ,  John  J.  Dempsey. 

borough   op   RICHMOND 

Public  School  No.  i.  Academy  Place,  Tottenville 

Principal,  Nathan  J.  Lowe. 
Public  School  No.  14.  Broad  and  Brook  Sts.,  Stapleton. 

Principal,  A.  Hall  Burdick. 
Curtis  School.  Public  School  No.  iq,  Greenleaf  Ave. 

Principal,  Charles  F.  Simons. 
Public  School  No.  21,  Andros  Ave.,  Mariner  Harbor,  S.  1. 

Principal,  David  J.  Keator. 
Public  School  No.  17,  Prospect  Ave.,  New  Brighton.  S.  I. 

Principal,  Samuel  McK.  Smith. 
Public  School  No.  3.  School  St..  Prince  Bay. 

Prmdpal,  Gould  J.  Jennings. 
Public  School  No.  4.  Fresh  Kill  Road. 

Principal,  Henry  F.  Albro. 
Public  School  No.  8,  Unwood  Ave.,  Great  Kills. 

Principal,  Esle  F.  Randolph. 


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f  (PS    Public  School  No.  13,  Pennsylvania  Ave.,  Roiebank. 
Principal,  Sheldon  J.  Pardee. 
Public  School  No.  36,  Richmond  Turnpike,  Linoleumvilk. 
Principal,  Lewis  U.  Denton. 

NORTH  CAROLINA 

LI7B  ICBlfBEK 

%Ua    Robebt  Bingham,  A.M..  '60,  LL.D..  '90,  Univ.  of  N.  C. 

1873,   Superintendent  of  Bingham  School,  AsheviUe. 

ACnVB  ICBlfBEBS 

fSeS    James  Yadkin  Joyner,  Ph.B.,  »8i.  Univ.  of  N.  C;  LL.D.,  '08,  Univ.  of  N.  Car. 

1903,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  304  E.  Jones  St.,  Raleifh. 
D.  Matt  Thompson,  A.M. 

X891,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Public  Schools,  335  £•  ^toaA  St..  Statesville. 
Lydia  a.  Yates. 

1904,  Teacher  in  PubUc  School,  N.  4th  St.,  Wihningtoo. 

t^oQ    William  C.  A.  Hammel. 

1888,    Director  of  Manual  Arts  and  Physics,  State  Nor^  and  Industrial  CoOege;  res., 
i  1037  Spring  Garden  St.,  Greensboro. 

I  .  Paul  J.  Long. 

)  1897,   County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Jackson. 

\  R.  W.  Mitchell,  A,B..  '95,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

•  1905,   Prindpsi  of  Orange  Street  School.  133  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Asheville. 

1905,  Principal  of  City  High  School,  8  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Asheville. 

II  RiCHABD  Joseph  Tighe. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  63  Orange  St.,  Asheville. 
1903    Henby  W.  Spbay. 
Canton. 
I  Fbancis  p.  Venablr.  Ph.D.,  *8i,  Gfittingen:  LL.D..  *o^.  Univ.  of  Pa.:  D.Sc..  V>4.  LafayettB  CoO. 

•  1900,   President  of  University  of  North  Carolina,  Chapel  HiU. 

1QC14    Thomas  Wilson  Lingle.  A.B.,  '93,  Davidson  ColL;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Ldpsig  Univ.;  Grad.,  'oi,  Princeton 
Theol.  Sem. 
!  1908,    Field  Representative,  Davidson  College.  Davidson. 

1905    Julius  Isaac  Foust.  Ph.B. 

1907,   President  of  North  Carolina  State  Normal  and  Industrial  College;  res.,  999  Spring 
'  Garden  St.,  Greensboro. 

Isaac  C.  Grifiin. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  303  N.  Ellis  St.,  SaUsbury. 

'  Charles  Alphonso  Smith,  Ph.D.,  '93,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Miss. 

\  H«ui  of  Department  of  English  and  Dean  of  Graduate  Department,  University  of 

•  North  Carolina,  Chapel  Hill. 
Cora  Strong.  A.B.,  •03,  Cornell  Univ. 

1905,   Assistant  in  Mathematics,  State  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Greensboro;  home 
address,  WalhaUa,  S.  Car. 
J.  W.  Thackston. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Company,  Raleigh. 

lOo^    Eugene  C.  Brooks. 

1907,    Professor  of  Educati<Mi,  Trinity  College,  and  Editor  of  North  CaroUna  Journal  of 
Education,  Durham. 
i(?o7    Barron  P.  Caldwell.  A.B.,  *oo,  Erskine  Coll. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Scboob.  Tjnoolnton. 
William  Donald  Carmichael,  Ph.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  N.  C. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  5x3  Duke  St.,  Duriiam. 
iif^    Frank  P.  Hall,  A.B.,  •87. 

Z903,   Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Belmont. 
Rowland  Hill  Latham.  A.B.,  A.M.,  'o^j,  Univ.  of  Virginia. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Weldon. 
William  S.  Marten,  B.Sc.,  '05,  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

Director  of  Manual  Arts  and  Fine  Arts,  Qty  Schools,  Durham. 

institutions 
i^<^    North  Carolina  State  Normal  and  Industrial  College. 

President,  Julius  I.  Foust,  Greensboro. 
I  Mjv    Universfty  op  North  Carolina,  Library. 

President,  F.  P.  Venable;  Librarian,  Louis  R.  Wilson,  Chapel  HiU. 
juj$    Shaw  University. 

President,  Charles  Frands  Meserve;  Librarian,  Alice  M.  Emerson,  Raleigh. 
iyj4    North  Carolina  College  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Library. 

President.  Geo.  T.  Winston;   Librarian,  Miss  E.  W.  Stockard.  West  Raleigh. 
(»^3(i    Davidson  College. 

President,  Henry  Louis  Smith;  librarian,  Cornelia  Shaw,  Davidson. 
Public  Library,  Greensboro. 

Librarian,  Bettie  D.  Caldwell,  Carnegie  Building,  Greensboro. 
State  Department  op  Education. 

Superintendent  of  PubUc  Instruction,  J.  Y.  Joyner,  Qdef  Qezk,  Allen  J.  Barwick, 


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«  x>«„.,  Ph.D..  '01,  III.  Wes.  Univ. 
of  Greek,;  res.,  833,  6th  St.,  S.,  Fargo. 


X894 


189s 


X896 


1897 


1901 


1903 


ACTIVE  IIEICBEIS 

FtEOEtiCK  £.  Stratton.  A.B.,  '71,  A.M  .  '74-  Williams  Coll. 

X906,  Dean  of  Faigo  Colkge  and  Projes 
Walter  L.  Stocewell,  B.Sc.,  '89.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Z903,   State  Superintexiaent  of  Public  Instnictian,  Bismarck. 
Mas.  Helen  H.  Stocewell,  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Grafton. 
Geokge  a.  McFaelamd,  B.Sc.,  *83,  M.Sc..  '86,  A.M.,  '06,  Hiram  Coll. 

1893,   Prindpid  of  State  Normal  School,  1005  sth  Ave.,  Valley  City. 
Webster  Merrifield,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  '93,  Yale  Univ. 

189Z,   Proadent  of  State  University  of  North  Dakota,  University. 
Lura  L.  Perrine,  A.B.,  *8o,  Albion  Coll. 

1892,  Teacher  of  Geography  and  Geology;  Sute  Normal  School;  res.,  609  Normal  Ave., 
Valley  Qty. 
Mrs.  Alice  W.  Cooley. 

Educational  Author  and  Lecturer,  315  South  5th  St.,  Grand  Forks. 
Joseph  Kennedy,  B.Sc.,  '86,  A.M.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

J893,   Profiessor  of   Phikiaophy  and   Education,  and   Dean  of    Teachers   College,  The 
University  of  North  Dakota,  xiza  Univeruty  Ave.,  Grand  Forks. 
J.  G.  Halland,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M..  '87.  Luther  CoU. 

Z903,  Professor  cd  History  and  Political  Science,  Agricultural  College,  Agricultural  College. 
W.  E.  Hoover,  M.Sc.,  '87,  Ohio  Northern  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  603,  X3th  St.  S.,  Fargo. 
George  W.  Hanna,  B.Didac.,  '94,  M.Didac,  '99,  Highland  Park  CoU. 

X899,  Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools,  630  Normal  Ave.,  VaUey  City. 

A.  J.  Ladd,  A.M.,  '00.  Ph.D.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Z905.   Professor  of  Education,  University  of  North  Dakota;  res.,  879  Belmont  Ave.,  Grand 
Forks. 
P.  S.  Berc,  B.Sc.,  '93,  Mt.  Union  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Dickinson. 
Edtth  E.  Brant,  Grad.  Nor.  Tr.  Dept.,  Conservatory  of  Music,  Detroit.  Mich. 

X903,   Director  of  Departments  of  Music  and  Drawing,  State  Normal  School,  Mayville. 

Ernest  R.  Brownson. 

Member  of  Board  of  Management,  Valley  City,  Sute  Nonnal  School,  Williston. 
Mrs.  Mattxe  M.  Davis. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Cass  County.  388,  7th  Ave.,  S.,  Fargo. 
Albert  Edward  Dytnphy. 

1899,  Director  of  Mechanic  Arts  and  Steam  Engineering,  State  Normal  and  Industrial 
School,  EUendale. 
Andrew  A.  Love,  A.B.,  '88,  Oberlin  CoU. 

Manager  of  The  Love  Teachers'  Agency,  Broadway,  Fargo. 
George  S.  Thomas,  A.M.,  '79,  Univ.  of  Va.;  Ph.D.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Leiprig,  Germany. 

X893,   Professor  of  Latin  and  Dean  of  CoUege  of  Liberal  Arts,  University  of  North  DakoU, 
University. 
Clyde  R.  Travis,  Ph.B.,  '03.  lU.  Wes.  Univ. 

1898,   Professor  of  Mathematics  and  ( 1907)  Vice-President  of  State  Nortnal  School,  MayviUe. 
Lake  G.  Watson,  Ph.B.,  '00,  Earlham  Coll.;  A.M.,  '03,  Columbia  Univ. 

X903,   Supervisor  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School,  MayviUe. 

B.  P.  Chapple.  B.L  Univ.  of  Minn. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  School  for  the  BUnd,  Bathgate. 
Thouas  a.  Hillyer,  Ph.B.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  A.M.,  *ox.  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,  President  of  State  Nonnal  School,  MayviUe. 

J.  Nelson  Kelly,  A.M.,  Emory  and  Henry  Coll.;  LL.B.,  Lake  Forest  Univ. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  531  S.  5th  St.,  Grand  Forks. 
Wallace  Nelson  Stearns,  A.B.,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.,  and  Harvard  Univ ;  A.M.,  D.B.,  '96,  Harvard 
Univ.;   Ph.D.,  '99.  Boston  Univ. 
Professor  of  Biblical  Languages  and  Literature,  Wesley  College,  affiUated  with 
University  of  North  Dakota;  res.,  409  S.  6th  St.,  Grand  Forks. 
Kathrxne  Belanger  MacDonald.  A.B..  '03,  A.M..  '08,  Univ.  of  N.  Dak. 

X904,   Principal  of  State  High  School.  Lidgerwood. 
Neil  C.  MacDonald,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  N.  Dak. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Lidgerwood. 
Ida  Maroaretta  Montgomery.  A.*B.,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

30s  EUzabeth  St.,  VaUey  City. 
Bekt  E.  Groom 

X905,   Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Langdon. 
Mrs.  Una  Brasfield  Herrick. 

1905,   Director  of  Gymnasium  and  Dramatic  and  Oratorical  Departments,  State  Normal 
School,  in  care  of  Cottage  Dormitory.  Valley  Gty. 
Walter  M.  Kern,  A.B..  '04.  Ind.  St.  Univ. 

X905,    President  of  State  Nonnal  Industrial  School,  EUendale. 
Pitt  Gordan  Knowlton,  A.B..  '00,  Oberlin  Coll.;  A.M..  '93,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '96.  Leipzig. 

1S97,   Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Economics.  Fargo  CoUege,  413,  7th  Ave.,  S.,  Fargo. 
Joseph  F.  McLain.  A.  B'..  '09.  Univ.  of  N.  Dak. 
\Qefr,  Prindoaloi  High  School.  Towner. 


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NORTH  DAKOTA— Ctffi/MMMtf 

I90A     RvLAMD  M.  Black.  A.B..  'os.  Ohio  W«.  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Richland  County,  Wahpeton. 

Hugh  S.  Buffum,  A.B.,  '01.  A.M..  'oa,  B.  DidAC.,  'o*.  Ph.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 
1908,    Professor  of  Applied  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School,  Valley  Qty. 
tooT    B.  B.  Wells. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Walsh  County  Schools,  Grafton. 
itjrA^    Millie  Andekson. 

Teacher  in  U.  S.  Government  School,  Wahpeton. 
Mrs.  Maev  Claske  DeVore. 

Teacher  in  U.  S.  Government  School,  Wahpeton. 
H.  A.  Dunbar.  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  •91,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Park  River. 


Richard  Heyward,  Ph.B.,  '99,  M.S..  '00,  Univ.  of  Wis4 

1907,  State  Inspector  of  High  Schools,  834  Bdmont  Ave.,  Grand  Forks. 
John  H.  Movius. 

lidgerwood. 
Jesse  A.  Tanner,  A.B.,  '05,  A.M.,  •ob,  Univ.  of  N.  Dak. 

1908,  Superintendent  City  Schools,  916,  4th  St.,  Bismarck. 


INSTITtmONS 

tft^fr    Educational  Association  of  Nosth  Dakota. 

President,  Mrs.  Mattie  M.  Davis,  Fargo;  Secretary,  Gyde  R.  Travis,  Sute  Normal 
School  Mayville. 
iSoQ    Statk  UNivERsmr  of  North  Dakota. 

President.  Webster  Merrifield;   Secretary.  J.  W.  Wilkenon,  University. 
193a    State  Normal  School,  Mayville. 

President,  Thomas  A.  Hillyer,  Mayville. 
igsi     DepaAment  of  Pitblic  Instruction,  State  of  North  Dakota. 

Superintendent,  W.  L.  Stockwell,  Bismarck. 
SiATE  Normal  School  of  North  Dakota. 

Principal.  George  A.  McFarland;  librarian,  Mabel  G.  West,  Valley  Gty. 
ffofl,    Agriculturel  College  Library. 

President  J.  H.  Worst,  Secretary  C.  £.  Nugent,  Agricultural  College. 


OHIO 
\  life  director 

Ifta?    Oscar  Taylor  Corson.  A.M.,  "S?,  LL.D..  '07,  Wooster  Univ. 

Editor  of  **Ohio  Educational  Monthly,"  and  Institute  Lecturer,  57  E.  Main  St 
Columbus. 

life  members 

TiA6     Ulysses  Thompson  Curran.  A.B.,  '56.  Miami  Univ.;  B.L.,  '79,  Cincinnati  Law  Coll. 

Member  ot  Board  of  Examiners,  City  Teachers,  6aa  Columbus  Ave.,  Sandusky. 
i»7o    Wn.LiAM  H.  Cole,  A.B..  A.M..  Ohio  We*.  Univ. 

Sabina. 

I«   E.    HOLDEN. 

Lake  Shore  Boul..  N.  E.  Bratenahl.  Cleveland. 
Mrs.  Delia  Lathrop  Williams,  Pd.D.,  '94.  N.  Y.  State  Nor.  Univ. 
6a  S.  Liberty  St.,  Delaware. 
lUi  j    J.  J.  Burns,  A.M.,  '76,  Washington  and  Jefferson  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '86,  Ohio  Sutc  Univ. 

1 89s,   Corresponding  Secretary  of  Ohio  Teachers'  Reading  Circle,  6a8  Holgate  Ave.,  Defiance 
Charles  C.  Davidson,  A.M.,  '87,  Ohio  Univ. 

1891,   Trustee  of  Ohio  University,  so  W.  Ely  St.,  Alliance. 
Bettie  A.  Dutton. 

1870,    Principal  of  Kentucky  Street  School,  4816  Franklin  Ave..  Geveland. 
Mrs.  Reuben  McMillan. 

a  18  Spring  St.,  Youngstown. 
John  Bradley  Peaslee.  A.B.,  '63,  A.M..  '96,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '66,  Cincinnati    Law  Coll.; 
Ph.D.,  '79,  Ohio  State  Univ. 
3318  Warsaw  Ave.,  Cincinnati. 
Esther  A.  Widner. 

I2a4  N.  Main  St.,  Dayton. 
iSJtt    James  A.  Robert,  A.M.,  '67,  Yale  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '83,  Denison  Univ. 

2363  Guy  St.,  Cincinnati. 
IftJI*     £.  W.  Coy,  A.M.,  '58,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.  D.,  *86,  Princeton  Coil. 

1873,  Principal  of  Hughes  High  School,  College  Hill,  Cincinnati. 

18^4    C.  W.  Bennett,  A.B..  '66.  A.M..  '69.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '89.  Moore's  Hill  Coll, 

1874,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  a  18  W.  Ash  St.,  Piqua. 

Jacob  Albright  Shawan.  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '83,  Oberlin  Coll.;  Ph.D.  (hon.),  '94,  Muskingum  Col 
1889,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  iiaa  Bryden  Road,  Columbus. 


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1884    Ediittnd  a.  Jones,  A.B.,  *65,  A.M.,  '68,  Amherst  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Ohio  Uniy. 

1004.  State  Coniinissioiier  of  Common  Schools.  327  £.  Broad  St.,  Cohimbus. 

1889  Edwin  B.  Cox,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.  (hoo.),  '07,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

188 1,   Supenntendent  of  Schools,  305  W.  Church  St.,  Xenia. 
Nathan  L.  Glovkb. 

1873,   Teacher  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  aoj  E.  Mill  St.,  Akron. 

1890  Mrs.  Ada  E.  Laikd. 

1893,   Principal  of  Waverly  School,  4103  Franklin  Ave.,  Clereland. 
J.  P.  Sharkey. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools;  (1893),  Member  of  State  Board  of  Examiners,  Van  Wert. 

WiLLIAlC  H.  VOGEL. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  3535  Fairriew  Ave.,  Hyde  Park.  Cin- 

cinnati. 

1891  Arthur  Owen  Jones,  B.Sc.,  '90,  A.M.,  *o7,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

1901,    Art  Master,  Woodward  High  School;  res.,  3315  Highland  Ave.,  Walnut  Hills,  Cin- 


Freoerick  Trettdley,  A.B..  '78,  Univ.  of  Ind.;  A.M..  *o6.  Hiram  Coll. 

Z9oa,   Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Sociology,  Normal  College,  Ohio  University;  res.,  34 
Mulberry  St.,  Athens. 
Charles  Christian  Miller,  A.B..  '83,  Ph.D..  '03,  Ohio  Univ. 

Ex-President  of  Lima  College;  res.,  701  W.  North  St..  Lima. 
Matilda  L.  Walke.  ^ 

1873.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  471  Riddle  Road,  Cincinnati. 
Charles  Haopert,  A.B..  *8o.  A.M.,  '83,  Heidelberg  Univ.-^  Ph.D.,  '00,  Wooster  Univ. 

1907,   Supenntendent  of  Schools,  506  NT  Anglaise  St.,  WapakoneU. 
f .  A.  Kimmbl. 

1880,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Poland. 
H.  H.  Raschig. 

1865,   Principal  of  loth  District  School;  res.,  618  Prospect  PI.,  Avondale,  Cincinnati. 
S.  D.  Sanor,  A.M.,  '98,  LL.B.,  '99,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

1904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Homeworth. 
WnxiAM  Henry  Soott,  A.M.,  '65.  Ohio  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '84.  Ohio  Univ.  and  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1883,   Professor  of  PhikMophy,  Ohio  State  University;  address.  Clintonville,  Franklin  Co. 
Lucia  Stkkney,  A.M.,  '95,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1900,   Teacher  in  East  High  School;  res.,  6016  Franklin  Ave..  Cleveland. 
William  W.  Boyd,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '86,  Marietta  CoU. 

X907,   Dean  oif  College  of  Education,  Ohio  State  University,  res.,  56  N.  Monroe  Ave.,  Co- 
himbus. 
Emma  C.  Davb. 

1893,  Supervisor  of  the  Department  of  English,  Public  Schools,  466  Rockwell  Building 

Cleveland. 
Arnold  J.  Gantvoort. 

1894.  Musical  Director.  Teacher  of   Public  School  Music  and  Sight  Reading,  Lecturer 

on  History  and  Aesthetics  of  Music,  College  of  Music.  Cincinnati. 
Edward  L.  Harris,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ph.B..  Syracuse  Univ. 

1889,    Principal  of  Central  High  School;  res.,  The  Haddam,  Cleveland. 
Charles  P.  Lynch.  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '80,  Ph.D.,  *97,  Allegheny  CoU. 

1906,   Principal  of  West  High  School,  7300  Franklin  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
William  Oxley  Thompson,  D.D.,  '91.  Muskingum  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '97,  Western  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1899,  President  of  Ohio  State  University.  Columbus. 
George  R.  Twiss,  B.Sc.,  '85,  Ohio  State  Univ. 

1894,   Head  of  Department  of  Science.  Central  High  School;  res.,  3186  E.  49th  St.,  Cleveland. 
Anna  Jane  Wright,  A.B.,  '73.  Oberlin  Coll. 

1879,   Teacher  in  High  School;  res.,  6016  Franklin  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Charles  S.  Barrett.  B.Sc.,  '85,  Hopedale  CoU. 

1900.  Principal  of  South  High  School;  res.,  78  W.  9th  Ave.,  Columbus. 
Charles  E.  Brown. 

With  American  Book  Co.,  1805  E.  89th  St.,  Qevdand. 
Wtlliam  Paxton  Burris,  Ph.B.,  '91.  A.M.,  '94.  De  Pauw  Univ  ;  A.M..  '01.  Han-ard  Univ. 

Professor  of  the  History  and  Philosophy  of  Education,  and  Dean   of   College  for 
Teachers,  University  of  Cincinnati,  Cindnnati. 
Charles  E.  Carey.  Ph.B..  A.M..  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1897.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Gty  HaU,  Warren. 

WnxiAM  Wallace  Chalmers,  A.B.,  '87,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  '89,  Eureka  CoU.;  Pd.B.,  'or,  Mich. 
State  Nor.  CoU.;  LL.D.,  '04.  Heidelberg  Univ. 

1898,  President  of  Gty  Board  of  Examiners,  asao  Maplewood  Ave.,  Toledo. 
Stephen  Trimble  Dial,  A.B.,  *8o,  A.M.,  '84,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '94,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  116  Hillside  Ave.,  Lockland. 

William  Harris  Elson.  A.B..  Indiana  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Instructioa,  School  Headquarters;    res.,  1768  E.  89th  St., 

Aififg  Hastings  Kino,  B.L.,  '9a,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

X904.  Teacher  of  English,  Wahiut  HiUs  High  School.  1333  Chapel  St.,  Cincinnati. 


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Julia  C.  Kolbe. 

1893,   Primary  Teacher  and  Teacher  of  German,  Norwood;  ret.,  337  Blilton  St.,  Ondii' 


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Anndc  Laws. 

President  of  the  Cincinnati  Kindergarten  Aasociation,  2027  Reading  Road,  Cincinnati. 
S.  Heerick  Layton.  B.Sc.,  '02,  B.L.,  '06.  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '00,  Pd.E)^  '08. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  O.  S.  and  S.  O.  Home,  Xenia. 
William  Rane  Lazenby,  B.Agri.,  Cornell;  M.Agri.,  Iowa  Agri.  CoU. 

1 88 1,   Professor  of  Horticulture  and  Forestry,  Ohio  State  University,  and  (1894)  Secretary 
'  of  Ohio  Medical  University;  res.,  348  W.  8th  Ave.,  Columbus. 
Chakles  Louis  Loos,  Js.,  A.R..  '6q.  A.M.,  '71.  Bethany  Coll..  W.  Va. 

1809,   Principal  of  Steele  High  School;  res.,  824  N.  Broadway,  Dayton. 
S.  H.  Maharky,  A.m.,  '90,  Muskingum  Coll. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  37  N.  Gamble  St.,  Shelby.  « 

S.  K.  Mardis,  Ph.B.,  Pd.B.,  '93,  Ohio  Univ.;  Pd.D. 

1903.   Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  539  Trenton  St.,  Toronto. 
Gkoroe  C.  Maurer,  Ph.B..  Ph.M..  *93,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1893.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  409  W.  Ray  St.,  New  Philadelphia. 
W.  W.  MclNTiRE,  Ph.B..  Ph.M.,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1903,   Principal  of  Norwood  High  School;  res.,  a  106  Grand  St..  Cincinnati. 
Robert  Edoar  Rayman,  M.Sc..  A.M.,  N.  W.  Ohio  Nor.  CoU. 

1897,   Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  i  Pine  St.,  East  Liverpool. 
William  Sherman  Robinson,  B.Sc.,  '91,  M.Sc.,  '93,  Mt.  Union  CoU. 

1905,  State  Agent  for  the  MacmiUan  Co.,  738  W.  Main  St.,  Kent. 
William  Sherman  Rowe.  A.B.,  '93,  De  Pauw  Univ. 

X905.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  315  E.  5th  St..  Greenville. 
Margaret  W.  Sutherland. 

1889,  Principal  of  Columbus  Normal  School;  res.,  45  N.  17th  St.,  Columbus. 
Charles  F.  Thwino,  D.D.,  '88.  Chicago  Theol.  Scm.;  LL.D..  '94.  lU.  Coll..  Marietta  CoU.,  Waynesborg 

Coll.,  and  Washington  and  Jefferson  Coll. 

1890,  President  of  Western  Reserve  University  and  Adelbert  College;  res.,  1x109  Bellflower 

Road.  Cleveland. 
Frank  S.  Alley.  A.M.,  Moore's  HUl  CoU. 

1906,  With  Educational  Tablet  Co.,  Benton  Harbor  Mich.,  home  address,  Greenfield. 
George  B.  Bolenbauoh. 

1907,  Principal  of  Evanston  School;  res.,  565  Delta  Terrace,  Station  C,  Onrinnari. 
Granville  Webster  Brumbaugh.  M.E.,  '89,  Juniata  CoU. 

1896,   Principal  of  Garfield  School;  res..  1601  W.  ad  St.,  Dayton. 
Frank  B.  Dyer,  A.B..  '79,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  LL.D..  '05.  Miami  Univ. 

1003.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  3437  Burch  Ave..  Cincinnati. 
August  Frederic  Foerste,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '90,  Harvard  Univ. 

1893,   Teacher  of  Physics  and   Geology.  Steele  High  School;    res.,  10x7  Grand    Ave. 
Dayton. 
Warren  L.  Fulton,  B.Sc.,  '95,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1907,   Superimendent  of  Rural  Schools,  44  Butler  St.,  Bryan. 
Francis  Heiermann.  S.J. 

1900,   President  of  St.  John's  College;  res.,  807  Superior  St.,  Toledo. 
Morris  A.  Henson. 

Principal  of  High  School.  Jackson. 
John  W.  Jones,  B.Sc.,  N.  Nor.  Univ.;  B.P.,  O.  Univ.;  A.M.,  'oa,  GaUaudet  CoU. 

189s.   Superintendent  of  the  Ohio  Institution  for  the  Deaf,  Columbus. 
Frederick  Alwin  King.  A.B.,  'po,  A.M..  '94.  Univ.  of  Rochester;  PhJ>.,  '04.  Univ.  of  CindimatL 

1895,   Teacher  of  Greek  and  Latm,  Hughes  High  School;  res.,  The  Roslyn.  Clifton.  Cin- 
cinnati. 
Mrs  Frances  Waite  Leiter. 

1890,    National  Superintendent  of  Physical  Education,  Department  of  the  National  W.  C. 
T.  U.,  and  National  W.  C.  T.  U.  Lecturer,  aao  W.  Park  Ave.,  Mansfield. 
Anna  Elizabeth  Lo(;an.  A.M..  '06.  Miami  Univ. 

iQOi,    Primary  Supervisor,   State  Normal  CoUege,  Miami   University,  Oxford. 

J.  V.  McMillan. 

1902.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  313  Washington  St.,  Marietta. 
John  Morris.  A.M.,  *o^,  Ohio  Univ. 

1907,   Supenntendent  of  Public  Schools.  Loveland. 

George  M.  Plumer. 

1804.    Principal  of  Washington  School;  res.,  623  4th  St.,  Marietta. 
John  H.  Rowland,  A.M. 

General  Agent  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  79  N.  Ohio  Ave.,  Columbus. 

Joseph  H.  Snyder.  B.Sc,  '83.  Ohio  Cent.  Coll.;  A.M.,  '93,  Heidelberg  CoU. 

1904,    Arisistant  State  Commissioner  of  Common  Schools.  State  House,  Columbos. 

Harriet  E.  Terrel. 

1890,    Principal  of  South  Case  School;  res.,  381a  Carnegie  Ave.,  Cleveland. 

Charles  Liggett  Van  Clevf.  A.B..  '79.  A.M.,  *8a,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1907.    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  School  Headqxiarters;    res.,   19x7  Jefferson  Ave. 
Toledo. 


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1897  Frank  H.  Ball. 

1905.  Director  of  Manual  Arts,  Public  Schools,  Third  Floor,  Qty  HaU,  Cincinnati. 
Ella  Bebtle. 

x888.  Principal  of  Van  dere  School,  xoth  District;  res.,  31  E.  McOwen  St.,  Dayton 
John  W.  Carr.  A.B.,  '8^.  A.M.,  '90.  Ind.  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Instruction,  City  Schools,  36  Oxford  Ave.,  Dayton. 
Rose  Morrison. 

Z894,   Kindergartner  and  Assistant  in  City  Nonnal  School;  res.,  Y.  W.  C.  A.,  Qeveland. 
Rev.  Sylvester  Fwhian  Scovkl,  A.B.,  '53,  A.M.,  '$6,  Hanover  CoU. 

1883-99,   President  of  University  of  Wooster;   (1883)  Professor  of  Morals  and  Sociology, 
University  of  Wooster;  res.,  185  N.  Beall  Ave.,  Wooster. 
Edward  Marlay  Van  Clevs,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M..  '89,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Z907,   Superintendent  of  Ohio  Sute  Scnool  for  the  Blind,  Main  and  Parsons  Ave.,  Columbus. 
T.  Howard  WnriBRs,  A.B.,  '06,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1901,   Principal  of  Kingsbury  High  School;    res.,  173  Washington  St.,  Ironton. 

1898  Jaices  M.  Carr,  B.Sc.,  'ox,  Muskingum  CoU. 

Z906,  Superintendent  of  &:hools,  509  N.  ad  St.,  Barberton. 
Jesse  S.  Johnson,  Ph.B.,  '9a,  De  Pauw  Univ. 

X900,   Superintendoit  of  Schools,  57  Lincoln  Ave.,  Salem. 
EoiruND  D.  Lyon,  A.B.,  '83.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.,  A.M. 

Principal  of  Woodward  High  School.  4718  Beach  St.,  Sta.  M.,  Qndnnati. 
Gillespie  K.  Lyons. 

With  the  American  Book  Co.,  3x30  Lawrence  Ave.,  Toledo. 
David  R.  Major,  B.Sc.,  '90.  Wabash  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  'q6,  ComeU  Univ. 

1901,  .Profesaor  of  Psychology,  Ohio  Sute  Umversity,  Columbus. 
James  E.  Randall. 

X893,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Camden. 
W.  C.  Reeder. 

z893>  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Steele  High  School,  R.  R.  a,  Dayton. 
William  £.  Roberts. 

Supervisor  of  Manual  Training  in  Public  Schools,  Rockwdl  Building,  Cleveland. 
F.  J.  Roller.  A.B..  '8x,  A.M..  '83.  Mt.  Union  CoU. 

x888.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  34  Main  St.,  Niles. 
J.  F.  Smith.  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '90.  Kenyon  Coll. 

1888,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  130  Hancock  St.,  P.  O.  Box  577,  Findlay. 
Oliver  A.  Wright.  A.B.,  'oa,  Adelbert  Coll.,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
665  Oakwood  Ave.,  Columbus. 
i:)>o    C.  L.  Cronebauoh,  B.Sc.,  '87,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

X904.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  a4  South  East  St.,  Massillon. 
Chakles  William  Dabney.  A.B.,  '73,  Hampden-Sidney  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  "So,  GOttingen;  LL.D.,  'ox, 
Yale  Univ.,  and  Johns  Hopkins  Umv. 
X904.  President  of  University  of  Cincinnati,  3483  Evans  PL,  Clifton,  Cincinnati. 
Harrison  L.  Frank,  A.M.,  '79,  Otterbein  Univ. 

X90X,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  314  S.  State  St.,  Marion. 
William  D.  Lash.  A.M.,  '74,  Ohio  Univ. 

1878,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Zanesville. 
E.  A.  Ferguson  Porter. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  300  Pike  St.,  Cincinnati. 
Christian  F.  Rapp. 

1894.    Principal  of  Harrison  School;  res.,  431  Ehn  St.,  Cinciimati. 
Wilbur  S.  Strickland,  B.Sc.,  '87,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

xgoi.   Principal  of  Sherman  School;  res.,  2005  Hudson  Ave.,  Norwood,  Cincinnati. 
John  Wesley  Swartz,  A.B..  '96.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Representative  of  Ginn  &  Co..  64  Grasmer«  St..  East  Cleveland. 
Frances  E.  Thomson,  Ph.B..  'q|,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1887,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  600  E.  Smith  Road,  Medina. 
John  S.  Weaver,  A.B.,  '67,  A.M.,  '70,  Wittenberg  Coll. 

190s,  Teacher  in  High  School;  res.,  809  N.  Fountain  Ave.,  Springfield. 
1900    Alexander  D.  Beechy.  A.B,,  '80,  Mt.  Union  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  Wooster  Univ. 
1891,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  ao  Summit  St.,  Norwalk. 
NovETUS  H.  Chaney,  A.B.,  '80.  A.M.,  '84,  Wilmington  Coll.;  A.M.  '92,  Ph.D.,  '93,' Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1902,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  234  Custer  Ave.,  Youngstown. 
Fletcher  S.  Coiiltrap,  A.B..  '7^,  A.M.,  '78,  Ohio  Univ. 

1907,   Professor  in  Ohio  University,  Athens. 
J.  P.  Cummins,  A.M.,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

Principal  of  3 ad  District  School;  res.,  3453  Evans  PL,  Cincinnati. 
Nettie  Fillmore. 

1879,  Teacher  in  Woodward  High  SchocJ;  res.,  1338  Broadway.  Cincinnati. 
Franklin  Paul  Geiger,  B.C.S.,  A.B.,  '94,  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  807  Walnut  St.,  Canal  Dover. 
Albert  B.  Graham. 

Superintendent  of  Agricultural  Extension,  College  of  Agriculture.  Ohio  State  Univer* 
sity.  ColumT>us. 
L  C.  GuxNTHER,  B.Sc.,  '90,  A.M.,  '00,  N.  W.  O.  N.  Univ. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  333  W.  Main  St.,  Gallon. 


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iqeo    J.  M.  Hamilton,  A.B.,  '93,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

189Q,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  434  E.  Main  St.,  Lebanoo. 
H.  V.  HoTCHKiss,  Ph.D.,  AUeghenv  CoU. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  436  E.  Buchtel  Ave.,  Akron. 
Samduh.  Pkesslky  HuirPHKEY,  B.Sc..  '0$.  Rio  Grande  Coll.;  A.M..  '06.  Ohio  Univ. 

1897.    Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  and  1905  member  of  State  Board  of  School  Exam- 
iners;  1908  President  of  Board  of  Trustees,  Rio  Grande  College,  aaa  Park  Ave. 
Ironton. 
Norman  Edward  Hutchinson. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  521  N.  Wayne  St.,  Kenton. 
Lura  B.  Kean,  Ph.B.,  '89,  Ph.M.,  'oa.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1897.   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  153  N.  Buckeye  St..  Wooster. 
Lki  R.  Knight. 

1889,   Principal  of  Perkins  Normal  School,  373  Carroll  St.,  Akron. 
Charles  A.  Kroitt.  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '90.  Wittenberg  CoU. 

1900,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  a40  S.  Washington  St.,  Tiffin. 
Herbert  R.  McVay,  Ph.B.,  '90,  Ohio  Univ. 

190a.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  loas  Walnut  Ave.,  Sidney. 
William  Henry  Meck,  A.B.,  '04,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '98,  Miami  Univ. 

(395.   Teacher  of  History,  Civics,  and  Commercial  Law,  Steele  High  School,  and  (1898) 
Member  of  State  Board  of  School  Examiners,  R.  F.  D.  a,  Dayton. 
John  Evans  Morris.  B.Sc.,  '84,  M.Sc.,  '87,  Mt.  Union  CoU. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  ao8  E.  Oxford  St,  AUiance. 
H.  W.  Momma. 

Teachrr  of  Mathematics.  Steele  High  School;  res.,  51  Drake  Ave.,  Dayton. 
Alfred  Tyler  Perry,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '91,  D.D.,  '01,  WUliams  CoU. 

1990,   President  of  Marietta  College;  res.,  axo,  5th  St.,  Marietta. 
Arthur  Powell,  A.B..  '80.  A.M..  '85.  Oberlin  CoU.;  Pd.D.,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  6th  and  Vandeveer  St.,  Middktown. 
Edward  D.  Roberts.  A.B.,  '99,  A.M.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati,  M.  Dip.  '08,  Tchrs.  CoU.,  Colimibia 
Univ. 
1908.    Principal  of  asth  District  School,  i6ao  Dudley  St.,  Cincinnati. 
Ella  A.  Rotue. 

Teacher  of  7th  Grade,  Public  Schools,  Marburg  Flat  3,  asS  Ludfew  Ave.,  Clifton 
Cincinnati. 
William  McKendree  Vance,  A.B.,  '8t,  A.M.,  '86,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1906.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  45  Oak  HiU  Ave..  Delaware. 
O.  Perry  Voorhes.  B.Sc.,  '70.  N.  Nor.  Univ. 

1900,  Principal  of  Oyler  School,  Cincinnati. 
Homer  B.  Williams,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  '04,  Ohio  Northern  Univ. 

1898    Superintendent  of  Schools,  and  (1904)  Member  of  State  Board  d  Sdiool  EzaminarR 
ioa3  Adams  St.,  Sandusky. 
tO^i    Walter  H.  A«en. 

Superintendent  of  Music,  PubUc  Schools,  Station  K,  Cincinnati. 
Frank  Pulerbauch  Bachman,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  Ph.D.,  *oa,  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools  and  Principal  of  City  Normal  School,  1535  E 
8ad  St.,  Cleveland.  * 

John  K.  Baxter.  A.M.,  '93.  Hiram  CoU. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  1104  N.  Cleveland  Ave.,  Canton. 
Charles  J.  Brooks. 

1933,    Principal  of  Avondale  School;  res.,  1550  Ruth  Ave.,  Cincinnati. 
Edwin  N.  Brown,  A.M..  '84.  LL.B,.  '87,  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Ohio  State  School  for  the  Blind;  res.,  3550  N.  High  St.,  Columbus 
Forrest  Baker  Bryant.  A.B.,  '99.  Otterbein  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  118  High  St.,  Eaton. 
Helen  Hutchinson  Cowing.  B.L.,  '93  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

Teacher  of  English,  West  High  School,  5306  Franklin  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Francis  Eugene  Crane. 

1897.    Principal  of  Columbian  School;  res,  3643  McCormick  Road.  Hyde  Park.  Cincinnati. 
Benjamin  Marshall  Davis.  B.55c..  '90,  M.Sc.   '93.  Butler  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1905.    Professor  of  Natural  History,  Aiiami  University.  Brice  HaU.  Oxford. 
Frederick  William  Dearness. 

1901,  Principal  of  i3th  District  School;  res.,  3654  Harrison  Ave.,  Westwood,  Cincinnati. 
Charles  F.  Dutton,  Jr.,  A.B.,  '93,  OberUn  CoU. 

1894.  Teacher  of  Science,  West  High  School;  res.,  1464  W.  77th  St.,  N.  W.  Cleveland. 
Frank  Rogers  Ellis. 

Assistant  Manager  of  American  Book  Co..  300  Pike  St.,  Cincinnati. 
Charles  S.  Fay,  A.B.,  OberUn  CoH. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  335  ReiUy  Ave.,  Wyoming,  Sution  R,  CindnnatL 
J.  M.  H.  Frederick.  A.B.,  '86.  Amherst  CoU. 

1895.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  and  ( 1905)  County  Examiner,  15  Wagar  Ave ..  Lakewood. 
Wells  L.  Griswold,  Ph.B.,  '94.  A.M..  '05.  ObrrUn  Coll. 

1901,    Principal  of  Rayen  School;  res.,  loa  Woodbine  Ave.,  Youngstown. 
Benjamin  B.  Harlan,  B.Sc.,  '76. 

1904,   Teacher  of  Mathematics.  Steele  High  School;  res..  138  Cambridge  Ave.,  Dayton. 


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Henry  Hakuson  Helter,  A.B.,  '91,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  43  Marion  Ave.,  Mana&eld. 
Warren  E.  Hicks.  Pd.M..  'oa.  Mich.  Nor.  CoU. 

1906,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1719  E.  Sad  St.,  Cleveland. 
L  N.  K.SYSBR,  Ph.B.,  '90.  Baldwin  Univ. 

X90S,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  3x4  Lafayette  Ave.,  Urbana. 
WixxiAM  H.  Kirk,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M..  '90.  Baldwin  Univ. 

189Z,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  38  Grasmere  St.,  East  Geveknd. 
Joseph  Kkog. 

1873.  Supervisor  of  German  Department,  Public  School.,  res..  581  x  Thackeray  Ave.,  S.E., 
Qeveland. 
WnxiAii  McClain,  Jr.,  A.B.,  '93.  A.M.,  '05,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1931,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  £.  High  St.,  London. 
John  Edward  McGavREY.  A.B..  '95.  Ind.  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Clevdand  Boys'  Home,  Hudson. 
Henry  C.  Muckley. 

1903,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Rockwell  Bldg.,  Cleveland. 
J.  C.  Oldt,  A.B.,  '901  A.M.,  '93- 

Z908,   Superintendent  di  Public  Schools,  Euclid. 
Cordelia  L.  O'Neill. 

X905,   Principal  of  Marion  School;  res.,  1701  £.  81st  St.,  Cleveland. 
F.  B.  Pearson,  A.M.,  '88,  Wooster  Univ. 

High  School  Visitor,  Ohio  State  University,  res.   135  Wilson  Ave.,  Columbus. 
John  William  Perrin,  A.M.,  '89,  Wabash  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Z905,   Librarian  of  Case  Library;  res.,  80  Bell  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Thomas  P.  Pierce. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Harrison. 
Harry  L.  Srnger,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

X905,  Teacher  in  Woodward  High  School;  res.,  3306   Woodbum   Ave.,   Walnut  HUh, 
Cincinnati. 
Oscar  M.  Soitle,  B.Sc.,  93.  Lebanon,  Univ. 

X908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Seven  Mile. 
Chaiiw  Edwin  Stevens. 

Principal  of  Association  Institute  School  of  Commerce  and  Finance;   res.,  1677 
8sth  St.,  N.  E.,  Cleveland. 
Clarence  Birch  Stoner,  A.B.,  '96,  Ott^bein  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mt.  Gilead. 
John  L.  Trisler,  Ph.D..  Heidelbers  Univ.;  Pd.M..  Ohio  St.  Nor.  Univ. 

1884,  Superintendent  of  Schools  o!  Hartwell  and  School  Examiner  of  Hamilton  County; 

737  Sturges  Ave.,  Hartwdl. 
Callie  King  Walls. 

X905,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  8  Sunnyside  Driveway,  Athens. 
F.  D.  Ward,  B.Sc.,  '79.  N.  W.  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1905,    Principal  of  Normal  Department,  Baldwin  University;  res.,  169  Beech  St.,  Berea. 
Hk:vry  G.  Williams,  A.M. 

1903,   Dean  of  State  Normal  College,  Ohio  University,  and  Editor  and  Publisher  of  the 
"Ohio  Teacher,"  Athens. 
JoBN  A.  Wright,  B.Sc.,  'ot,  Valparaiso  Coll. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schoob^and  County  School  Examiner,  Liberty  Center. 
Lewis  Edwin  York,  B.Sc.,  '94,  Ph.B..  '02,  Ph.M.,  '04,  Mt.  Union.  Coll. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob,  15  S.  loth  St.,  Martins  Ferry. 
John  W.  Zeller,  Ph.M.,  Mt.  Union  CoU.;  A.M..  Ph.D.,  Findlay  CoU. 

1877,   Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schoob,  31  x  E.  Lincoln  St.,  Findlay. 
Millard  Fillmore  Andrew,  B.Sc..  '91.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1908,  Principal  of  Central  Fairmount  School;  res.,  3431  Duncan  Ave.,  Hyde  Park,  Cin- 

cinnati. 
Howard  E.  Axline. 

1901.  Principal  of  Hicks  School,  Cleveland;  res.,  1509  Robinwood  Ave.,  Lakewood. 
Guy  Potter  Benton.  A:M..  D.D..  Baker  Univ.;   LL.D.,  '06.  Upper  Iowa  Univ 

President  of  Miami  University;  res.,  313  E.  Hign  St.,  Oxford. 
Starr  Cadwallader,  .\.B.,  '03.  .\.M..  '96.  Hamilton  CoU. 

1905,    Secretary  of  Cleveland  School  of  Art.  1944  E   ii6th  St..  Cleveland. 
H.  H.  CcLLY.  A.B..  '87.  Mt.  Union  CoU. 

1905,   Prinapal  of  Glenville  High  School;  res.,  496  E.  105th  St.,  Cleveland. 
E.  Antoinette  Ely,  A.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

1896,    Principal    of   Bartholomew -Clifton    School,    Evanswood,   Qifton,    Cincinnati. 
LirraER  E.  Everett,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,   99,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1901,    Superintendent  of  Scho«b,  313  E.  First  St.,  UhrichsviUe. 
Charles  S.  Howe.  B.S.,  '78.  Mass.  Agri.  CoU.  and  Boston  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '87,  Wooster  Univ.;  D.Sc.. 
'05.  Armour  Inst.  Tech. 

X903,   President  of  Case  School  of  AppUed  Science,  Qeveland. 
Gboroe  W.  Knight,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '83,  Ph.D.,  '84,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1885,  Pn^essor  of  American  History  and  Political  Science,  Ohio  State  University,  Columbus 
E.  L.  Mendenhall,  B.Sc.,  '01,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '94,  S.  N.  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schods,  Ddphos. 


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xgoa    Hakvey  C.  Minnich,  Ped.,  D.  *o7,  Ohio  Nor.  Uoiv.;.  A.  M./oS,  Ohio  Wes.  Uoiv. 

1903,   Dean  of  State  Normal  College  of  Miami  Uniwrnty,  rea.,  ao6  S.  Campus  Ave.,  Oxford. 
Calvin  Thomas  Northeop. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  360  Main  St.,  Conneaut. 
Masoaket  a.  O'Connoe. 

Z899,   Principal  of  Graded  Schools.  South  School,  Dowd  St.,  Lakewood. 
Geosge  D.  Pettee,  A.B..  '87,  A.M.,  '93,  Yale  Univ. 

1930,   Principal  of  univenity  School,  Cleveland. 
May  H.  Prentice. 

,    1895,   Instructor  in  City  Normal  Training  School;  res.,  1800  W.  54th  St.,  Qevdand. 
Homer  C.  Price,  B.Sc.  (Agri.),  Ohio  St.  Univ.;  M.Sc.  (Agri.),  Cornell  Univ. 

1 903,   Dean  of  Collie  of  Agriculture  and  Domestic  Sdence,  Ohio  State  University,  Columbus. 
Mary  A.  Venabls. 

1894,   Teacher  in  Primary  Grade,  Lakewood  Schools,  3603  Archwood  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Elmer  Ellsworth  Wolfe,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Bucknell  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '95,  Richmond  Coll. 

1903,   Principal  of  Academy  of  Marietta  College;  res.,  333.  5th  St.,  Marietta. 
Fred  Murlin  Yoitmans,  LL.B.,  Cincinnati  Law  Sch. 

1902,   Principal  of  S.  P.  Chase  School;  res.,  a6i3  Eric  A>'e.,  Hyde  Park,  Cincinnati. 
T903    Lucy  D.  Ambrose. 

1880,  Teacher  in  Fourth  Intermediate  School,  adaa  Gflbart  Ave..  Walnut  Hills,  Cincinnati. 
Emily  Ball. 

1885,   Teacher  In  High  School;  res.,  35  E.  3d  St.,  Portsmouth. 
ELiZABktH  Day  Bell,  Ph.M.,  '90,  Otterbein  Univ. 

1900,  Principal  of  High  School,  Wellington. 
Ella  E.  Brfte. 

1901,  Teacher  of  Drawing,  Art  Department,  Hughes  High  School;  res.,  a  too  Grand  St., 

Wabiut  HiUs.  Cincinnati. 
Oscar  Chrisman,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '93,  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Jena. 

190a,    Professor  of  Paidology  and  Psychology,  Ohio  University;  res.,  35  Mill  Road,  Athens. 
Reed  P.  Clark,  B.Sc..  '79.  Grand  River  Inst.;  A.M.,  Mt.  Hope  Coll. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  501  W.  Main  St.,  Kent. 
Maria  Clinton  Collins,  B.L..  '09.  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

1901,  Principal  of  CoUegiate  School  for  Girls;  res..  1337  McMUlan  St.,  Wabiut  Hills, 

Cincinnati. 
W.  P.  Cope,  A.B..  '7a,  A.M.,  '75.  Hiram  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '90,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1885,    Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  93^  Dayton  St.,  Hamilton. 
Lottie  M.  Cosner. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  1339  Myrtle  Ave.,  Zanesville. 
James  S.  Curry. 

1905,   Teacher  in  Commercial  Department,  Central  High  School,  Qevleand;    res  1 516 
Alameda  Ave.,  Lakewood. 
Morto.v  L.  Dartt,  M.E.,  '90,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Mansfield,  Pa. 

X903,    Principal  of  Mayflower  School,  Cleveland;  res.,  1330  Thoreau  Ave.,  Lakewood. 
George  C.  Dietrich,  Ph.B.,  '98,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

1003,    Principal  of  High  School;   res.,  1035  Columbus  Ave.,  Sandusky. 
D.  R.  Ellabarger,  A.B..  92.  Ind.  Univ. 

1908  Principal  of  High  School,  Piqua. 
John  O.  Falkinburg,  A.M.,  '00,  Ky.  Mil.  Inst. 

1884,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  9  Independence  St.,  Home  City. 
Alma  S.  Fick,  A.B.,  '04,  A.M.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Clhcinnati. 

1898,   Teacher  of  English.  Literature,  and  Latin,  Wabiut  Hills  High  School;   res..  1828 
F'airfax  Ave.,  Cincinnati. 
Edna  Hermine  Fick,  A.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

Teacher  in  High  School,  Madison ville;  res.,  1828  Fairfax  Ave.,  Cincinnati. 
Martin  Hensel. 

1896,    Librarian  of   Public  School  Library,  Department  of   Public  Instruction,  189  £. 
Mound  St..  Columbus. 
Jan.vette»F.  Jackson. 

1902,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Grades,  Public  Schools,  1670  E.  86th  St.,  Qeveland. 
Jennie  B.  Johnson. 

1800,    Principal  of  Browndl  School,  Suite  6,  The  Sawyer,  4oaa  Perkins  St..  Qeveland. 
Darrell  Joyce,  A.B.,  '03,  Miami  Univ. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  501  Prytania  Ave..  Hamilton. 
RirH\RD  J.  KiEPER,  B.Sc,  '03,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ.:  A.B.,  '02,  Heidelberg  Univ. 

X903,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  S.  Main  St.,  Upper  Sandusky. 
Anna  Florentine  Lillio. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  7607  Sagamore  Ave.,  N.  E.,  Cleveland. 
Elisha  S.  Loomis.  Ph.D.,  '88,  Wooster  Univ.  . 

iHq5.    Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  West  High  School,  Cleveland;  home  addrev, 
301  Front  St.,  Berea. 
Clara  May,  A.B..  '94,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1933,    Assistant  Principal  of  Kindergarten  Training  School.  59  N.  Main  St.,  Oberlin 
Malcolm  Ross  McElroy,  A.B..  B.M.,  95,  A.M..  'q8,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1907.    Teacher  of  Chemistry  and  Physics,  High  School;  res.,  6115  Epworth  Ave.,  Madison- 
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Maet  McGowan. 

X888,  Teacher  in  Intennediale  Departmeot,  Hyde  Pazk  Scbool;   rei.,  1329  Chapel  St., 
Cindnnati. 
RsitTHA  Emelucx  MowraoiaaY,  Pd.liC.,  '04,  Uoiv.  of  Gty  of  New  York. 

X895,  Prindm]  of  Kindogarten  Training  School,  and  Director  of  Kindersarteos.  Elm 
St..  Oberlin. 
OscAS  EuczNE  Olin,  A.M.,  |o7,  Kans.  Agri.  Coll. 

Z898,  Profeaeor  of  Economics  and  History  and  Instructor  in  Phikwophy,  Bachtd  College; 
res.,  476  Orchard  Court,  Akron. 
IsA  Clasencb  Paintes.  A.B.,  '99.  Denison  Univ. 

igo6,  Principal  of  High  Scbool;  res.,  1336  liiaple  Ave.,  Zanesville. 
Isaac  Fbanklim  PAmasoN,  A.M..  '98.  Richmond  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  '04. Sdo  ColL;  IX.B.,  Baldwin  Univ. 

Z894,  Assistant  Principal  of  South  High  School;  res»,  4x06  £.  9x>t  St..  Clevehuid. 
William  Fosrat  Pbibcb,  A.B.. '88,  A.M.  '9s.  Amherst  Coll.;  L.H.D..  '96,  Hobart  CoU. 

1896,  President  of  Kenyon  College,  Gambler. 
Jaspbe  Newton  Pxnkxkiian.  . 

X907,  Superintendent  of  Amity  Public  Schools,  Democracy. 
Thomas  L.  Simmbemon. 

1893,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Ridge  Ave.,  Pleasant  Ridge. 
William  Eablb  Shlwell,  A.B.,  'ox,  A.M.,  '03*  Harvard  Univ. 

X903,  Head  Master  of  Univeisity  School;  res.,  843  £.  Ridgeway  Ave.,  Avon,  Cindnnati. 
LouBB  B.  TBOMnoN,  A.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

X900,  Teacher  in  Woodward  High  School,  Cincinnati;  res.,  5501  Montgomery  Road,  Nor- 
wood. 
Feed  H.  Wabxbn,  A.B.,  96,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  E.  Walnut  St.,  East  Liverpool. 
Julia  A.  Wilmot,  A.M..  ObcrHn  ColL 

x88x,  Prindpal  of  Orchard  Scbool;  res.,  8508  Cedar  Ave,  devehuid. 
Chaelbs  a.  Abmsteoito,  A.B., '91,  Mt.  Union  CoU. 

X90Z,  Prindpal  of  High  School;  res.,  xxxo  Chance  Ave..  Canton. 
WnxiAM  S.  Cadman. 

1897,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  4339  Grove  Ave.,  Norwood. 
H.  E.  C6NAED,  BxSc.,  Behnont  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  708  sd  Ave.,  Gallipolis. 
Susan  A.  Dillin. 

1893,  Prindpal  of  Broadway  School;   res.,  x886  E.  97th  St.,  Qevdand. 

Floeence  E.  Ellis. 

X906,  Supervisor  of  Drawing,  School  Headquarters,  Cleveland. 
Fbanelin  H.  Kendell,  A.B.,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

190X,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  305  Mentor  Ave..  Painesville. 
Olla  Feen  KnnEB.  A.B..  '95.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

Graduate  Student  and  Instructor  in  Preparatory  Department.  University  of  Wooster. 
Wooster. 
RoBEET  Geant  Kineead,  A.B^ '83.  A.M..  '85.  Marietta  Coll.;   LL.B..  ^84.  Univ.  of  Qndnnati. 

X908,   Supervisor  of  Elementary  Schools,  40  E.  Town  St.,  Columbus. 
Mas.  Claea  Davb-Klemm. 

X890,  Teacher  of  Biology,  Wahiut  Hills  High  School,  Cincinnati;  res.,  5031  Moore  .St. 
Madison  viUe. 
Mas.  Maeib  Buet  Paee. 

Z90X,   Director  of  Music  in  High  Schools,  res.,  34  Elsinore  St.,  E.  Qeveland. 
Wilson  A.  Pun,  B.Sc.,  '95.  Buchtd  Coll. 

X907,  Agent  of  American  Book  Co.,  1335  Schofield  Bldg.,  Cleveland. 
JosBUA  Dean  Simxins,  B.Sc.,  '80,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  LL.B.,  '81.  Iowa  St.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '04,  Ohio  Univ. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  113  N.  4th  St.,  Newark. 
Paul  H.  Weiost,  A.B.,  '01,  Wihnington  CoU. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Powhatan  Point. 
Lauea  E.  Aldeicr. 

X897,  Teacher  in  Wahiut  HUls  High  School  3393  Kemper  Lane,  Wahuit  HUls,  Cindnnati. 
ALBrjtT  Clinton  Allbsbousb,  A.M..  '01,  Wittenberg  CoU. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  Huron. 
James  F.  Baexbe,  M.E.,  '93,  ComeU  Univ. 

Prindpal  of  Technical  High  School.  Cleveland. 
Edgab  Ewino  Beandon.  A.M..  '97,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  Docteur  d'Universit^.  '04,  Paris  France. 

1898,  Vice-President,  and  Professor  of  Romanic  Languages,  Miami  University;  res.,  soi 

Church  St.,  Oxford. 
Cabby  Booobss. 

X894,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  513  S.  Wittenberg  Ave.,  Springfield. 

Emily  Cain. 

1899,  Prindpal  of  West  School;  res.,  xxx  Brockley  Ave.,  Lakewood. 

H.  A.  Cassidy. 

Superintendent  of  PubUc  School,  Lancaster. 
Edwin  Watts  Chubb,  A.B..  'S?.  A.M..  '00.  Utt.D..  'q6,  Lafayette  CoU. 

Dean  of  the  CoUege  of  Liberal  Arts,  Ohio  University;  res..  51  Park  PI..  Athens. 

T.  D.  DOUTHEIT.  « 

Agent  for  American  Book  Company.  13x4  Schofield  Bldg.,  Cleveland. 


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t^5    Leander  Dallas  Ellb,  A.B..  '5)6,  Univ.  ol  Kans. 

IOI3  E.  Sandusky  St.,  BeUdoaUine. 
M.  Jay  Flannkry.  Ph.D.,  '01,  Heidelbeiv  Univ. 

1903.   Superuitendent  of  Schools.  Sabina. 
JoH.N  William  Hall.  B.Sc..  '01.  Teachers  Coll.;  A.M.,  *oa.  Columbia  Univ. 

1905,  Profesaor  of  Elementary  Education,  University  of  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati. 
Amy  I.  Herriff,  B.Sc,  '04,  Buchtel  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Stieetsboro  Schools,  Kent. 

John  C.  Heywood,  M.D. 

1889,    Prindinl  of  i6th  Diitrict  and  Intermediate  School.  3422  Duncan  Ave.,  Hyde  Park, 
Cincinnati. 
W.  T.  H.  How*. 

Agent  for  American  Book  Company,  418  Citizens  Bldg.,  Cleveland. 
Frahklin  T.  Jones,  A.B..  '07.  Adelbert  Coll.:  A.M..  'oi.  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

1903.  Teacher  of  Science,  University  School;  res.,  2035  Adelbert  Road,  S.E..  Cleveland. 
M.  Foster  Lewis,  A.B.,  '98,  Western  Resefve  Univ. 

1904,  Teacher  in  Central  High  School;  res.,  Suite  9.  The  Verne,  cor.  E.  79th  St..  sad 

Carnegie.  Cleveland. 
Charles  Allen  Marple,  B.Sc..  '85.  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

1906,  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Central  High  School,  2046,  69th  St..  S.  E.,  Cleveland. 
Clara  Mayer. 

1894,   Principal  of  Grammar  School,  Cleveland;  res.,  148  Belle  Ave..  Lakewood. 
Charles  Wesley  McClure.  A.B..  '77.  A.M..  'So.  Wabash  CoU. 

1900.  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  Germantown. 
Charles  Moore  Merry.  Ph.B. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Madisonville;   res..  4719  Beech  St,  MadisonviUe,  Sta 
M,  Cincinnati. 
Julia  A.  Mulrooney. 

1889,    Principal  of  Outhwaite  School,  41  Belmore  Road,  East  Qevdand. 
John  E.  OLivzNBAinc,  B.Sc.  in  M.E.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Maine. 

X907,    Instructor  in  Steam  Engineering.  Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  ai6o  Murray  Road 
S.  E.,  Qevdand. 
Henry  A.  Redpteld. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Nottingham. 
J.  J.  Rogers. 

189a,   Director  of  Drawing.  Shaw  High  School  and  East  Cleveland  Public  Schoob;  res., 
10608  Wilbur  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
GusTAVE  A.  RuiTENiK,  A.M.,  '95.  Calvin  Coll. 

1894,   Principal  of  South  High  School,  res..  3404  Scranton  Road,  Qeveland. 
Mrs.  Pauline  Steinem. 

1904.   Member  of  Board  of  Education.  2aa8  Scottwood  Ave..  Toledo. 
John  Alpred  Taft.  A.B.,  '94.  Dickinson  Coll. 

1903,   Teacher  in  High  School;  res.,  55  E.  Church  St.,  Newark. 
Charles  Albert  Tilden,  Ph.B..  '01.  Adelbert  Coll.,  West.  Reserve  Univ. 

1903.  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  Cleveland  Heights. 
Jaices  T.  Tuttle. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  lai  West  Temple  St.,  Washington  C  H. 

Bertha  B.  Wacar. 

1899.   Principal  of  Grammar  School;   res..  1433.  Lakewood  Ave.,  Lakewood. 
Frank  P.  Whitney.  A.B..  '98.  A.M.,  '07.  Obrrlin  Coll. 

1 90 1,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  934  Baldwin  St.,  Collinwood. 
I<>tt6    Hugo  J.  Anthony.  A.B..  W.  A.M..  '05.  St.  Francis  Coll.,  Ph.D. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Minster. 

Frank  W.  Ballou,  B.Sc.  in  Ed..  '04.  Teachers  Coll..  Cohimbia  Univ. 

1907,  Assistant  Professor  of  History  and  Principles  of  Education,  College  for  Teachers, 

University  of  Cincinnati,  Cmcinnati. 
J.  Reuben  Beachler.  A.B..  Earlharo  Coll. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Piqua. 
Clifton  E.  Bratten.  B.Sc.,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.,  Lebanon,  O. 

X903,    Superintendent  of  Wayne  Township  Schools,  Waynesville. 
Carrie  E.  Broadwell. 

1904,    Principal,  Halle  School;   res.,  5503  Franklin  Ave.,  Qevdand.^ 
George  Buck.  A.B..  '98.  A.M..  'ot.  Wittenberg  Coll. 

X906,   Principal  of  East  High  School;  res.,  1435  W.  5th  St.,  Dayton. 
E.  N.  Clopper.  B.Sc.,  '97.  Bethany  Coll. 

1908,  Secretary  for  Ohio  Valley  States,  National  Child  Labor  Commission.   710  Derby 

Ave.,  Cincinnati. 

MiNA    B.    COLBURN. 

1907,    Supervisor  of  Public  School  Kindergartens,  a  The  Harvey,  Avondale,  Cincinnati 
John  Edgar  Collins.  B.Sc..  '02.  Nat.  Nor.  Um'v.;  A.B,.  '03.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob.  10 13  Buckland  Ave.,  Fremont. 
Laura  K.  Collister. 

X904,   Principal  of  Doan  School;  res.,  ao6x  E.  96th  St..  Qeveland. 
C  ESSIE  M.  Corlett. 

1903.   Principal  of  Miles  School;  res.,  8706  Tioga  Ave.,  S.  E.,  ClcTeUild. 


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Charles  W.  Cookson,  A.B..  Pd.B.,  '95.  A.M.,  '07,  Ohio  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  1x4  Raper  St.,  Troy. 

Ida  M.  Deichton.  ^      .     . 

1896,   Principal  of  Willard  School;  res.,  5813  Frankhn  Ave.,  Geveland. 

Arthur  L.  Gantz,  Ph.B.,  '00.  Otterbein  Univ. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Gjrde. 
William  Backus  Guittkau,  Ph.B.,  '97,  Ohio  St.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '01,  Cornell  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '04,  Univ. 
of  Pa. 

1905,   Principal  of  Central  High  School;  res..  The  Monterey,  Toledo. 

190a,   Principal  of  Elementary  School,  2318  HoUnden  Ave.,.  Cleveland. 

William  Taylor  Harris,  A.B..  Harvard  Univ. 

Principal  of  Walnut  Hills  High  School,  Cincinnati;  res.,  38x0  Spencer  Ave.,  Nor- 
wood. 

Elmer  A.  Hotchkiss,  A.B.,  '02,  B.Sc..  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  183  Center  St.,  Ashtabula. 

Sarah  E.  Hyre,  A.M.,  '05,  Buchtel  Coll. 

Member  of  Board  of  Education,  3325  Archwood  Ave.,  Cleveland. 

GEOitcE  B.  Landis.  A.B.,  Findlay  Coll.,"  A.M.,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1908,  Secretary  of  the  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  Dayton. 

H.  a.  Lino,  Ph.B..  *oo.  Wooster  Univ. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Strasburg. 

1906,  Principal  of  Case  School;  res.,  4517  Clinton  St.,  N.W.,  Cleveland. 

°*  Principal  of  North  Doan  School;  res.,  1573  E.  23d  St»,  N.  E.,  Cleveland. 

William  Hugh  Mitchell,  A.B..  '08,  A.M.,  '04.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X906,  Instructor  in  Mathematics  and  History,  University  School,  Cleveland. 
Fred  L-  Pauly,  B.Sc.,  '03,  M.Sc.,  '08,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.,  Lebanon,  Ohio. 

1906,   Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Science,  Lebanon  Univeislty 
St.,  Lebanon. 

Frank  Eugene  Reynolds. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  664  Chnton  St.,  Defiance. 

Preston  W.  Search.     .      ,  ^  _,         „,       . 

Educational  Lecturer,  Wyommg. 

1894.  Principal  of  Fairmont  School;  res.,  10301  Wilbur  Ave.,  S.  E.,  Cleveland. 
Henry  M.  Shutt,  A.B.,  '96.  Sdo  Coll.;  Ph.B.,  '03.  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

[  1905,  Teacher  of  English  and  History,  High  School;  res.,  714  E.  2d  St.,  Canton. 

1894,  Principal  of  Sibley  School;  res.,  2022  E.  82d  St.,  Cleveland. 

190a,   Principal  of  Warner  School;  res. ,.4268  Warner  Road.  Cleveland. 

W  C  Washburn.  M.D.,  '97.  Cincinnati  Coll.  of  Med.  and  Surg. 

1897,   Principal  of  nth  District  School;  res.,  1817  Chase  St.,  Cincinnati. 

JENNIE  Principal  of  Stanard  School;  res.,  1694  E.  8sth  St.,  Cleveland. 

Charles  A.  Arganbright,  A.B.,  '06,  Miami  Univ. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Box  502,  Bluffton. 

Edwin  C    Baxter.  A.B.   '03.  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

Assistant  Secretary  of  The  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Cleveland. 

John  Brady  Bowman,  A.B.,  '92,  A.M..  '03.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1903,   Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Mount  Union  College;  res.,  605  W.  State  St..  Alliance. 

1893,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  5536  Behnont  Ave.,  College  Hill. 

Charles      .     "*J^j^j  ^j  ^he  Burrows  Bros.  Co.,  Booksellers  and  Publishers,  x88i  E.  82d  St.. 
Qevdand. 

Samuel  L.  Eby,  Litt.B.,  *os,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Cadiz. 

A.  C.  Eldredge,  B.S..  Mt.  Union  College.  Ohio.  „      ,       . 

1905,    Superintendent  City  Schools,  651  Everett  St.,  Loram. 

Alston  Ellis,  B.Sc.,  '65,  A.B.,  '67,  A.M.,  '72.  LL.D.,  '94.  Miami  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '79.  Univ.  of  Woos- 
ter;^h.D.,  '87,  and  LL.D.,  '90,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 
1 901,    President  of  Ohio  University,  Athcp.s. 

James  E.  Fitxcerald,  Ph.B.,  HI.  Wes.  Univ.        „    „      , 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  91  S.  Broadway,  Geneva. 

1895,  Principal  of  Lawn  School,  Cleveland;    res..   aoovS  Warren  Road,  Lakewood. 

Joseph  Travelu  Glenn,  A.B.,  '08.  Wooster  Univ. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School,  E.  Columbus  St.,  Kenton. 


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Z907    Thomas  Waskinoton  Gosling,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M..  '04,  Yale  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  EngUah,  Hucnes  Hich  School;   res.,  559  Evanswood  St., 


F.  H.  Haseeot. 

President  of  Board  of  Education,  1786  Crawford  Road,  Cleveland. 
Maky  E.  Howlett. 

zSga,  Principal  of  Public  School;  res.,  5x06  TiUman  Ave.,  N.  W.,  Cleveland. 
Robert  W.  KrmsLL. 

Agent  of  American  Book  Company,  605  American  Savings  Bank  Buikling,  Colum- 
bus. 
Lucie  M.  Leick. 

1889.   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  1456,  loist  S^,  N.  W^  Qeveland. 
Thomas  A.  McCaslin. 

14 16  WUUamson  Bldg.,  Cleveland. 
William  Thomas  Morgan. 

X908,   Teacher  of  Latin,  High  School,  Athens. 
Lilian  T.  Murnby. 

X900,   Principal  of  Murray  HOI  School;  res.,  4608  Superior  Ave..  N.  E.,  Cleveland. 
Charles  C.  Patterson,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87. 

X905.   Principal  of  High  School;  rea.,  430  W.  High  St..  SpringfieU. 
Emma  M.  Perkins,  A.B.,  '79. 

1893,   Professor  of  Latin,  College  for  Women,  Western  Reserve  University;  res.,  2135 
Adelbert  Road,  Qeveland. 
Harriet  D.  Rockwell. 

Director  of  Kentucky  Public  School  Kindergarten,  9008  Hough  Ave.,  Cleveland 

LOUB  M.  SCHIEL,  M.D. 

1886,   Principal  of  ajd  District  School,  555  Howell  Ave.,  Cincinnati. 
R.  W.  Solomon,  A.B.,  ^99,  A.M.,  'oa,  Ohio  Northern  Univ. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  337  Perry  St..  Fostoria. 
Christian  D.  Strinbr,  B.Sc..  '07,  Lima  Coll. 

X907,  ^perintendent  of  Schools  of  R3ey  Township,  and  Pandora;  res.^  Pandora. 
Mary  A'.  Woodmansee. 

1899,   Supervisor  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  1x9  S.  Williams  St.,  Dayton. 
1908    H.  Austin  Aikins,  A.B.,  *87,  Univ.  of  Toronto;   Ph.D.,  '91,  Yale  Univ. 

Professor  of    Philosophy,  Western  Reserve  University;    res.,  9038  Comdi  Road 
Qeveland. 
J.  S.  Alan,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '95,  Thiel  CoU. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mt.  Vernon. 
Jessie  A.  Alberson,  A.B.,  Wellesley  Coll. 

X903,   Teacher  m  Giris  High  School,  Louisville,  Ky.;  res.,  189  East  Ave.,  New  Philadelphia. 
W.  H.  Angel,  A.B.,  '95,  A.M..  '90,  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

X905,   Superintendent  c^  Schools,  Denniaon. 
JusTiNA  M.  Ansman. 

Principal  oi  Huck  School;  res.,  6006  Longfellow  Ave.,  Qevdand. 
Louise  Antrim. 

X901,   Teacher  in  Kentucky  Sfchool;   res.,  1773  W.  48th  St.,  Qeveland. 
Blanche  M.  Ashley. 

X903,    Principal  of  Prospect  School;    res.,  13949  Euclid  Ave.,  East  Qeveland. 
Mrs.  Ella  M.  R.  Baird. 

X905,   Principal  of  Normal  School;    res.,  The  Bdvidere,  Bancroft  St.,  Toledo. 
W.  J.  Bankes. 

X906,    Principal  of  High  School,  Cardington. 
Silas  Deane  Basinger,  B.Pd.,  '07,  Lima  Coll. 


Solomon  Frederick  Bearb,  A.B.,  *99,  A.M.,  '04,  Otterbein  Univ.;   M.Pd.,  '08,  Ohio  Univ. 
X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Genoa. 


X908,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Shawnee. 
Fr 

J.  O.  Beck. 

Principal  of  Westwood  School;  res.,  3630  Trimble  Ave.,  Qncixmati. 
William  P.  Beechinc. 

Principal  of  the  Froebel  School;  res.,  905a  E.  96th  St.,  Qeveland. 
Katherine  L.  Benedict. 

1907,  Student,  Wellington,  Lorain  Co. 

L.  J.  Bennett,  A.B..  '01,  A.M.,  '05,  Ohio  Wealeyan  Univ. 

1903,    Superintoident   of   Schools,   Covington. 
Castella  O.  Benton,  A.B.,  '03,  Lake  Erie  CoU. 

X904.   Teacher  in  Brownell  School;  res.,  4907  Carnegie  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Guy  M.  Bingham.  B.S.,  '00,  Ohio  North.  Nor.  Univ. 

1908.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Lisbon.  ^ 
Norman  P.  Bish.  A.B..  'ox,  A.M.,  '06,  Grove  City  Coll. 

1907.   Principal  of  High  School,  Chagnn  Falls. 
Harry  M.  Blair. 

X906,   Educational  Secretary  of  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  36  S.  3d  St.,  Columbuji. 
H.  L.  Bland. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  Gallon. 


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W.  H.  Block,  B.Sc.,  B.Ph.,  'oo,  Valparaiso  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  639  Sylvania  Ave..  West  Toledo. 
Maxmilian  Bkaam,  A.B.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

1904,   Teacher  of  Biology,   Hughes  High  School,  Cinchmati;  res.,  5805  Highland  Ave., 
College  mu. 
Akthus  E.  Bkzsce,  A.B.  '87,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1900,  Teacher  in  Woodward  High  School,  Cincinnati;  home  address,  xaj  N.  Franklin  St., 
Delaware. 
Oakland  A.  Beicker,  B.Ped.,  '07. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  New  Holland. 
E.  H.  Brown,  M.Ped.,  '07,  Ohio  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Bloomdale. 

Harvey  Bruccer,  A.B.,  •9a,  Ohio.  Nor.  Univ.,  B.Sc.,  '03,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

1904,   Teacher  of  Science.  High  School;   ai8  N.  Wood  St..  Frenxxit. 
Charles  E.  Bryant,  A.B.,  '01,  Brown  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Sch9ols.   Coshocton. 

B.  Watson  Burgess. 

1883.   Supervisor  of  Music  in  Public  Schools,  aaas  W.  93d  St.,  Qeveland. 
Maude  Burroughs. 

Principal  of  Grammar  School;  res.,  882  Manning  St.,  CoUinwood. 
Andrew  Lyman  Button.  A.B.,  '03,  Oberlin  Cdl. 

1 90s,   Instructor  in  Latin,  Rayen  School,  141 9  Elm  St.,  Youngstown. 
Louisa  L.  Camtbell. 

1899.   Principal  of  Orchard  School.  Cleveland. 
Annette  Carothers. 

Teacher  in  Landon  School;  res.,  31  Grace  Ave.,  Lakewood. 
M.  H.  Cash. 

With  American  Book  Company,  Hotel  Euclid,  Cleveland. 

C.  O.  Castle,  B.Sc.,  'oa,  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

1902,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Swanton. 
Josephine  Cavanah. 

1886,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,   5009  Franklin  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
LucRETiA  Cavanah, 

1891,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  5009  Franklin  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
George  Albert  Chambers,  A.B.,  '8^,  A.M..  '89,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  P.  O.  Box  44.  McGu£fey. 
J.  C.  Chenot,  Ph.B.,  *02,  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Minerva. 
Augustus  B.  Church,  A.B.,  '86.  St.  Lawrence  Univ.,  A.M.,  '99  Buchtel  Coll.,  D.D.,  *oa,  St.  Lawrence 
Univ..  LL.D..  '05,  TufU  Coll. 

190a.    President  Buchtel  Cdlege,  aso  E.  Buchtel  Ave.,  Akron. 
GEOtoiANA  Clark. 

1898,    Director  of  Training.  Cleveland  Normal  School,  i8a5  W.  65th  St.,  Cleveland. 
J.  R.  Clements,  A.B.,  '04.  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Granville. 

C.  T.  COATES. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Pomeroy. 
Norma  O.  Cobb. 

1907.  Instructor  of  Science,  Mt.  Vernon  College,  Mt.  Vernon. 
Ed.  Solon  Conner.  A.B.,  '06,  Bates  Coll. 

1907,  Teacher  of  Mathematics  and  Athletic  Director,  Lincoln  High  School;    res.,  31 17 

Woodbridge  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Charles  M.  Copeland.  B.Pd..  '96.  Ohio  Univ. 

1803,    Principal  of  Commercial  College  of  Ohio   University;  res.,  40  Morris  Ave..  Athens. 
C.  E   CoRWiN,  A.B.,  A.M. 

1895,   Assistant  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  508,  5th  St.,  Marietta. 
J.  O.  Creager,  A.B.,  '97.  A.M.,  '99.  Vale  Univ. 

1901,    President  of  National  Normal  University;    res.,  1868  E.  71st  St.,  Cleveland. 
Mrs.  Arabella  C.  Dackerman.  B.Sc..  '76,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School,  274  N.  Sandusky  St.,  Delaware. 
Wheeler  P.  Davey.  A.B..  '06.  Western  Reserve  Umv. 

1908,  Department  of  Physics  and  Chemistry,  High  School;   53  Boughton  Ave.,  Mansfidd. 
W.  N.  Davis. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Oak  Hill. 
W.  R.  Davis,  B.Sc..  '00.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Chardon. 
John  Davison.  M.Sc.,  '9a,  M.L.,  '00,  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Lima. 
H.  E.  Deming,  M.Sc.,  '03.  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

1904,    Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Manchester. 
Alida  E.  de  Leeuw. 

Training  Teacher,  Normal  School;  res..  20  Rozford  Road.  EUist  Cleveland. 
Supervisor  of  Physical  Culture.  Public  Schools,  229  W.  xith  Ave.,  Columbus. 
H.  C.  DiSTERiCH,  A.B.,  '05,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

X908,   Principal  of  High  School,  AshUbula. 


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IG^H     A.   M.  DODDCKES. 

DcUware. 
Louise  M.  Doll. 

1899,   Teacher  of  Defective  ChOdren,  Public  School  No.  1 1 ;  re>.,  3160  Ohio  Ave..  Cincinnati. 
Ida  M.  Edgerton. 

X903,   Principal  of  ScranUm  School;  res.,  271  >  W.  14th  St.,  Qeveland. 
Robert  L.  Ervin,  A.M.,  Yale  Univ. 

Z905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  SteubenviUe. 
Ed.  a.  Evans. 

1 901,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  170  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Netta  Paris. 

1903,   Principal  of  Cleveland  Kindergarten  Training  School,  and  SuperviMir  of  Free  Kin 
der^irtens,  9134  E.  77th  St.,  Cleveland. 
Emma  E.  Fenneberg. 

1908.   Instructor  in  German,  Central  High  School,  336  Columbia  St,  Toledo. 
S.  D.  Fess. 

President  Antioch  College,  Yellow  Springs. 
C.  A.  Flickinger. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Peninsula. 

Principal  of  School  for  Qassic  and  Society  Dandng,  131 75  Endid  Ave.,  OeveUnJ 
John  H.  Focht,  A.B.,   »8a,  A.M.,   »87. 

1S93,   Superintendent    of    Schools,    Canal    Fulton. 
W.  H.  Fouse.  A.B.,  '93.  Otterbein  Univ. 

X908,   Prinapal  of  Lincoln  High  School;  res.,  816.  ist  Ave.,  Gallipolis. 
Charles  Clarence  Garman,  A.B..  '05.  Addbert  Coll. 

1907,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  N.  Walnut  St.,  Logan. 
Mrs.  Charles  Clarence  Garman. 

N.  Walnut  St..  Logan. 
LoYD  Forrest  Gehres,  A.B.,  *o7.  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

Prindpsl  of  High  School,  Otuwa;  home  address,  Waveriy. 
K.  W.  Gehrkens,  A.B.,  *o<,  Oberlin  Coll. 

X906,   Instructor  m  Public  School  Music,  Oberlin  Conservatory;  res.,  333  S.  Professor  St.. 
Oberlin. 
Albert  J.  Gerber,  Ph.B.,  '03,  Wooster  Univ. 

1906,  Principal  High  School,  OrrviUe. 
Alice  R.  Gilpatrick.  Ph.B.,  Denison  Univ. 

Teacher  in  Steele  High  School,  Dayton,  Ohio;    res.,  Granville. 
Nellie  L.  Glover 

Supervisor  of  Music,  Cuyahoga  Falls  and  Hudson;  res.,  S03  E.  Mill  St.,  Akron. 
Anna  Goedhart,  Grad.,  *86.  Berlin  Conservatory  of  Music. 

1 901,   Supervisor  of  Music.  Public  Schools,  39  Rozford  Road,  East  Clevdand. 
J.  O.  Gordon,  B.E.,  '04,  Ashland  Coll. 

X905,   Teacher  in  Commercial  Department,  South  High  School;   res.,  1434  Wagar  Ave., 
Lakewood. 
H.  C.  Grumbine,  Ph.B.,  '93,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Conn.;  Ph.D..  '00,  Munich. 

Head  Professor  of  English.  University  of  Wooster,  Wooster. 
Edna  Haines. 

1905,   First  Primary  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Goshen,  Ind.;  home  address.  Blooming- 
burg,  Fayette  Co. 
Hattie  Hale. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  11 408  Rosedale  Court,  Cleveland, 
a.  E   Hall. 

Z906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Prairie  Depot. 
E.  W.  Harvey,  Ph.B.,  '96,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

General  Agent  for  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  for  Ohio;  815  Neil  Ave.,  Columbus. 
Ralph  Hathaway. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Hoytsville. 
Wilson  Hawkins. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Harrison  St.,  Bellaire. 
Loamy  Heater.  B.L..  '99,  A.B..  '04,  Defiance  Coll. 

1900,   Assistant  Principal  of  School.  Defiance. 
Bertram  Hedley,  Grad.,  '04,  Teachers  Coll. 

Z908,   Instructor  in  Drawing  and  Woodwork,  Technical  High  School,  3883  W.  31s!  St.. 
Qevdand. 
Edith  Hill. 

Teacher  in  Sixth  District  School;  res.,  3337  Cheviot  Ave.,  Cincinnati. 
Ada  G.  Hine. 

1903,   Principal  of  Tod  School;  res.,  6508  Eudid  Ave.,  Qeveland. 
James  G.  Hobbib,  A.B.,  '77.  Amherst  Coll.;  L.B.,  '79,  Columbia  Coll. 

1895,  Prindpal  of  Central  Institute;  res.,  3481  E.  55th  St.,  Clevdand. 
S.  R.  Hoover.  A.M..  '93,  Baldwin  Univ. 

1896,  Pnndpal  of  Commerdal  Department,  West  High  School;   res.,  1800  W.  4sth  St.. 

Qevdand. 
Jennie  R.  Horton. 

Prindpal  of  Harvard  School;  res.,  8808  Walker  Ave.,  Qevdand. 


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Saeah  M.  Hoeton. 

1904,  Principal  of  Mound  School;  res.,  8808  Walker  Ave.,  Qevdand. 
JnoMB  Hull,  B.S.,  '04. 

Principal  Boaidman  Centralized  Schools,  Canfidd. 
O.  C.  HuESB,  A.B.,  Hddelben  Univ. 

X906,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  909  Walnut  St.,  Martins  Ferry. 
Elizabeth  Inskebp. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  895  W,  Trion  St.,  Columbus. 
A.  L.  Ieey,  B.Sc.,  '98.  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Berlin  Heights. 
Anna  P.  Johnson. 

1900,  Teacher  in  Broadway  School,  Toledo,  Ohio;  iiome  address,  Perrysburg. 
J.  PowEU.  Jones,  G.  T.  S.  C.  *83,  Tonic  Sol  Fa  Coll.,  London.  England. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  City  Schools,  Qevdand;  nome  addxeas^  S.  State  St.,  Paincsville. 
Lauea  M.  Jones. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  FmdUy. 
Mteta  M.  Ksxxogg,  A.B.,  Mt.  Vernon  Coll. 

1907,  Director  of  Normal  Department,  Mt.  Vernon  College,  Mt.  Vernon. 
F.  Coea  Kendall. 

X906,  Principal  of  School,  3411  E.  49th  St.,  S.  E.,  Qevdand. 

Feanklm  Mason  Kendall,  B.Sc.,  W8,  Cornell  Univ. 
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W.  E.  Kebshnee. 


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Manager,  Ginn  &  Co.,  Columbus  Office,  9  W.  Long  St.,  Columbus. 


X906,  Business  Manager,  Ohio  Teachers'  Reading  Cirde,  1427  Hunter  Ave.,  Columbus. 
Fbancis  L.  Keeze. 

Prindpal  of  St.  Lawrence  School.  3535  E.  80th  St.,  S.  E.,  Qevdand. 
MuEiBL  Kinney,  A.B.,  '00,  Coll.  for  Women,  West.  Reserve  Univ. 

X900,  Prindpal  of  The  School  at  the  Gray  Gables,  1644  E.  xi7th  St.,  Qevdand. 
R.  H.  KoncisoN,  A.B.,  '73.  A.M.,  '?&  Ohio  Univ. 

x879»   Superintendent  01  Schools,  Wellington. 
F.  C.  KntEENDALL,  Ph.M.,  Ohio  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Chillicothe. 
Gboecb  M.  Kobns,  B.S.,  *o6,  Mt.  Union  CoUege. 

z894t    Prindpal  of  High  School,  4x4  Sixth  St..  Barberton. 

O.  W.  KUETX. 

1908^   Superiixtendent  of  Schoola,  Bedford. 
T.  Eabl  Lantonrebee. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Napoleon. 
Maet  Estblla  Lee,  A.M.,  (Honorary)  *os,  Ohio  Univ. 

Associate  Editor  "American  Agriculturist,**  WesterviUe. 
Anton  Lboolo. 

Supervisor  of  Phydcal  Culture,  Public  Schools,  339  W.   xith  Ave.,  Columbus. 
May  Leuty,  Grad.  Thomas  Sch.,  Detrdt,  Mich. 

Supervisor  of  Music  at  Qevdand  Hdghu,  Nottingham  and  Bratenahl,  60x3  Scoville 
Ave.,  Qevdand. 
Fbane  LorroN. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mingo  Junction. 
Mas.  TnxiE  Gebmindeb  Loed. 

1905,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  835  Franklin  Ave.,  Columbus. 

A.  W.  LOYNES. 

Superintendent  of  Township  Schools,  West  View. 
Daniel  M.  Luebes,  B.S.,  *o4,  Case  School  of  Applied  Sdence. 

Member  of  National  Society  for  Promotion  of  Industrial  Education,  4x0  Y.  M.  C.  A., 
Toledo.  . 

Mas.  Saeah  E.  Lyhan. 

xoooz  Eudid  Ave.,  Qevdand. 
Claea  Lynch. 

1900,   Supervisor  in  Public  Schools,  3736  Carnegie  St.,  Qevdand. 
Fkane  L.  Lyttle. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Wadsworth. 
J.  W.  Macexnnon,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M..  '77.  Wittenberg  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Bellefontaine. 
Gbace  E.  Maeepeace. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  10x9  Starkweather  St.,  Qevdand. 
Casoldse  a.  Maekham. 

1874*   Grade  Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  Painesville. 
CHAti.ES  Maeten,  B.Sc..  *oc,  Columbia  Univ. 

Director  of  Industrial  Arts.  Jewish  Orphan  Asylum,  Qevdand. 

B.  O.  Maetin.  B.Sc.,  '97.  M.Sc..  '09.  A.B..  'ox,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

X903.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  North  Baltimore. 
William  H.  Maueee.  Ph.B.,  *9i.  Ph.M..  '94.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1907.   Prindpal  of  ISgh  School.  406  Scammd  St.,  Marietta. 
Mas.  Eva  D.  Mayee. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  X433  Elmwood  Ave.,  Lakewood. 
C-  C.  McBeoom. 

Superintendent  of  schools,  330  S.  Wayne  St.,  St  Mary's. 


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xooS    Charles  C.  McCrackzn,  A.B.,  *o8,  Monmouth  CoU. 

AaaisUnt  in  High  School;  res.,  608  W.  Florence  Ave.,  BdlcfonUine. 


OniO--CmUifm€d 

LACKZN,  A.B.,  *o8, 
AaaisUnt  in  High  [ 

W.  A.  MCCURDY. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Keene. 
D.  W.  McGlenen. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Chagrin  Falls. 
Mas.  Pauline  A.  McKeown. 

1908,   Principal  of  Union  School;  res.,  199  E.  3d  St.,  Portsmouth. 
Mabel  A.  McKinney. 

1903,  Supervisor  of  Public  School  Kindergarten,  4S00  Camei^e  Ave.,  Qevdand. 
Florence  A.  McNeal. 

Teacher  in  Ungraded  School  for  Backward  Children;   res.,  9806  Madison  Ave., 
N.  W.,  Qevdand. 
P.  W.  McReynoli>s,  A.B.,  '95.  Hiram  Coll.;  B.D.,  '96,  Union  CoU. 

President  of  Defiance  College,  Defiance. 
Ernest  E.  Merville. 

1904,  President  of  Spencerian  Commercial  School,  Eudid  Ave.  and  x8th  St.,  OeveUnd. 
Brother  Michael. 

1905,  School  Inspector,  Nazareth,  Dayton. 
Mary  C.  Miller.  A.B..  Oberiin  CoU. 

1900,   Teacher  of  Latin,  Lincoln  High  School;  res.,  1794  W.  50th  St.,  Qeveland. 
J.  B.  Mohler. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Berea. 
Sara  A.  Morley. 

X906,  Assistant  Supervisor  of  Penmanship,  Public  Schools,  3803  Qinton  Ave.,  N.W.. 
Cleveland. 
H.  N.  Morion,  A.B..  '96.  Mt.  Union  CoU. 

X90.1,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  304  Lafayette  Ave.,  Urbana. 
Sbilo  SHArrER  Myers.  Mus.D..  Harriman  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools.  148  Sycamore  St.,  Tiflhi. 
Ira  N.  Noland,  M.D..  *8a.  Western  Reserve  Med.  Coll. 

xaxS  E.  xosth  St.,  Cleveland. 
C.  E.  Oliver.  Ph.B..  '06.  Sdo  Coll. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  East  Palestine. 
Walter  E.  Painter. 

Superintendent  of  Township  Schools,  Bedford. 
Katberine  Palmer. 

Principal  of  Schools.  The  Gayforth.  Columbus. 
Samuel  Chester  Parker,  .\.B..  *oi,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati:  A.M.,  '03,  Teachers  CoU.,  Columbia  Univ. 

Professor  of  Education,  Miami  University.  Oxford. 
G.  H.  Parrott.  A.B.,  '00.  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1905,   Teacher  of  Science,  High  School;  res.,  159  N.  Chestnut  St.,  Jackson. 
Seneca  W.  Partridge. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Southington;  express  office,  Phalanx  Sts. 
O.  M.  Patton. 

Principal  of  First  District  School;   res.,  3538  Trimble  Ave.,  Qndnnati. 
F.  C.  Peters,  B.L.,  '05,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  of  High  School,  Washington  C.  H. 
Harry  A.  Peters,  A.B.,  '02,  Yale  Univ. 

Principal  of  University  School,  Hough  Ave.  and  E.  71st  St.,  Qevdand. 
Mary  L.  Peterson. 

1894.   Principal  of  Denison  Grammar  School;  res.,  Y.  W.  C.  A.  BIdg.,  Qevdand. 
George  J.  Pjckel,  SJ.;  A.B.,  '85,  Sacred  Heart  CoH. 

X907,    President  of  St.  Ignatius  College,  Cleveland. 
George  S.  Pierce. 

Student  in  CoUege,  UlrichsvUle. 
Kate  Piper. 

1888,    Principal  of  Steriing  School;   res.,  3812  Carnegie  Ave.,  Geveland. 
Elmer  Lloyd  Porter,  A.B.,  '07,  Ottcrbcin  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Pleasant ville. 

ErriE  L.  Power,  Grad..  Tr.  Sch.  for  Teachers  Librarians,  Carnegie  Library,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

X903,    Instructor  in  Library  Use  and  Children's  Literature,  Cleveland  Normal  School,  North 
Dover. 
Walstene  D.  Pudnev. 

President  of  School  Board  of  Lakewood,  res..  1458  Highland  Ave..  Cleveland. 
Jennie  Pull  am. 

1900,    Supervisor  in  Public  SchocJs.  Hough  and  E.  59th  Sts..  Clevdand. 

C.   QUAYLE. 

Training  Teacher,  Cleveland  Normal  Training  School;  res.,  2230  E.  39th  St.,  Qeve- 
land. 

H.  D.  Rankin,  Ph.D.,  '08.  .A.M.,  '00,  .Adelbert  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Schools.  Euclid;  res.,  1553  E.  ssth  St.,  Qevdand. 

Howard  L.  Rawdon,  A.B..  '04,  Oberiin  CoU, 

Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  Oberiin. 


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1908    Augusta  A.  Remtbb. 

2903,  Teacher  in  Normal  Training  School;  res.,  axSa  E.  70th  St.,  Qeydand. 
W.  H.  Rice.  A.B..  '01,  Ohio  Wes,  Univ. 

X905.  Principal  of  High  School,  ChiUicothe. 
Emma  Richardson. 

1890,  Principal  of  Raymer  School,  Toledo. 
F.  D.  Ring. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mt.  Pleasant. 
Masy  E.  Robskts. 

Principal  ol  Warren  School;  res.,  The  Winona,  Central  and  E.  40(h  Sts.,  Clevdand. 
Nkllix  J.  Roberts. 

1906,  Principal  of  Elementary  Schools,  775  N.  Pai^  St.,  Columbus. 
E.  F.  RoBisoN,  Grad.,  *98,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Mt.  Union. 

X9oa,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Garrettsville. 
Julia  C.  Roeder. 

X89X,  Teacher  in  University  School;  res.,  xxsox  Mayfidd  Road,  Qevdand. 
Elizabeth  Rudolph. 

1897,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  83x6  Hough  Ave.,  Qevdand. 
Frank  C.  Rulon,  Ph.B.,  *99,  Hiram  CoU. 

X903,   Pzindpal  of  High  School;  res.,  905  Herrick  St.,  CoUinwood. 
A.  H.  RuMMEL,  B.Sc.,  *97,  A.B.,  '00,  North.  Nor.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  St.  CUirsville. 
Albert  Schwartz,  A.B.,  '07.  A.M.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Cindnnati. 

1907,  Prindpal  ci  linwood  School,  and  (1908)  Prindpal  of  East  Evening  Ifigh  School; 

res.,  1334  Lincoln  Ave.,  Cindnnati. 
Carroll  L.  Scott. 

X907.  Teacher  in  Iiufian  School.  Waterford. 
J.  C.  Sebmann,  B.Sc.,  '90,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

X89O,   Superintendent  of  Schools,   Vermilion. 
S.  D.  Shanxland,  A.B.,  '94,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob,  xso  River  St.,  Willougfaby. 
W.  F.  Shaw.  A.B.,  '05,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X906,   Prindpal  of  High  School;  res.,  10  N.  Maple  St.,  Bowling  Green. 
Clara  W.  Shettield. 

X906,   Assistant  Prindpal  of  Walton  School;  res.,  1773  W.  48th  St.,  Qevdand. 
Clara  Shuart,  A.B.,  *ox,  Oberiin  Coll.;  A.M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 

Teacher  of  English,  High  School,  Billings.  Mont.;  res.,  134  Elm  St.,  Oberiin. 

H.  T.   SiLVERTRORNE,    M.Sc.,    '95. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Schods.  Logan. 
David  P.  Sdcpson,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '95,  Oberiin  Coll. 

X904,.  Teacher  of  History  and  Literature,  West  High  School,  1331  W.  xi6th  St.,  Qevdand. 
Caroline  P.  Seed. 

Prindpal  of  Hough  School;  res.,  64x6  Bdvidere  Ave.,  Qevdand. 
Clinton  P.  Smith,  A.B.,  *o6,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ. 

X908,   Prindpal  of  High  School.  Utica. 
J.  F.  Smith,  A.B..  Baldwin  Univ. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Lodi. 
Marion  B.  Smtfh. 

Teacher  in  Grammar  School,  Bratenahl;  res..  Suite  33*  The  Eudid  Doan,  Qevdand. 
Ruth  Pert  Smith.  A.B.,  *o6.  Coll.  for  Women  Westera  Reserve  Univ. 

x9oa,   Assistant  Prindpal,  Laurd  School,  1782  E.  6^h  St.,  Qevdand. 
E.  E.  Smock. 

X899,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Dresden. 
J.  Howard  Spohn.  B.Sc..  *oo,  M.Sc..  *ox,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Prindpal  of  High  School,  341  S.  Main  St.,  St.  Mary's. 
R.  W.  Sprinkle,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Ypsilanti,  Mich. 

President  of  New  Lyme  Institute.  South  New  Lyme. 
Mary  Sproat. 

190X,   Prindpal  of  WarkwiU  School;  res.,  10535  Orville  St.,  Qevdand. 

Mrs.  Ira  Sproule-Baker,  Mus.B..  '06. 

1900,   Teacher  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  x  N.  Main  St.,  Mt.  Vernon. 

Mary  Storer. 

1907.   Teacher  of  English,  High  School,  Bdlevue. 

Mrs.  Jessie  Stuart. 

1899,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools;   res.,  1773  W.  48th  St.,  Qevdand. 

SvEN  E.  Swanbeck,  '88,  J0nk5ping  Gym.,  Sweden;    A.M..  ^08.  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

1898,    Instructor  in  Languages,  Central  Institute,  Clevdand. 
Anna  Taylor. 

X904.  Teacher  in  Mound  School,  Rice  Ave.,  Sta.  D.  Qevdand. 
Augusta  Cary  Thompson. 

Prindpal  of  Detroit  Schod;  res.,  4718  Franklin  Ave.,  Qevdand. 
Cara  Curtis  Townsend. 

X906,   Asdstant  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  City  Schools,  1978  E.  ii6th  St.,  Qevdand. 


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NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  (Ohio 


OmO—C<mtimud 

Z908     J.   K.  TUXNES. 

Director  of  School  of  Industrial  Economici,  080a  Ettdid  Ave.,  Oerdaiid. 
J.  E.  Vauchan. 

Piindpd  of  High  School,  AUiance. 
Bernice  Wallette. 

Teacher  in  Schools,  Gibaonburg. 
Claire  Walters. 

1907,   Teacher  in  Detention  School,  9007  Miles  Park,  OercUad. 
C.  A.  Ward. 

1907,   Principal  of  High  School,  Solon. 
Mary  Elizabeth  Weber,  A.B^ '07,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

1904.   Instniaor  in  Elementary  Education,  Univen&ty  of  Qncinnad,  Cindnnad. 
Emma  H.  Weidel. 

X903,   Supervisor  in  Public  Schools,  1440  Wyandotte  Ave.,  Lakewood. 
Solomon  Weimer,  A.M.,  Otterbein  Univ. 

x886,   Assistant  Principal  of  Central  High  School,  Qevdaad;  res.,  Highland  Road,  Qeve- 
land  Heights. 
Emily  Ann  Wheeler.  M.E.,  Didac,  'p?.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Bloomsboig,  Pa. 

1904,   Teacher  in  Qty  Schools,  24  Ruth  St.,  Massillon. 
Ada  B..WaLLAMS. 

X907.  Supersivor  of  Domestic  Sdence.  3709  Carnegie  Ave.,  Qevdaiid. 
T.  Otto  Williams, 

Prindpal  of  High  School,  Newark. 
N.  D.  O.  WaaoN,  A.B..  '9a,  Ohio  Wcsleyan  Univ. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Bowling  Green. 
A.  D.  Wilt. 

President  of  Miami  Commerdal  College,  Dayton. 
Jessie  Winbigler. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  aa6  Midland  Ave.,  Findlay. 
J.  W.  Wyandt,  B.Sc.,  '90,  Tri-State  Coll. 

1903,  Supointendent  of  Schools,  Bryan. 

Benjamin  Franklin  Yanney,  A.M..  '88,  Mt.  Union  Coll.,  Ohio. 

Z894,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Mount  Union  College;  res.,  I7a9  S.  Union  Ave.,  Alliance. 
W.  F.  YiNGLiNG,  M.Sc.,  '04,  Valparaiso  Univ. 

Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  City  Schools,  Youngstown. 
E.  Arletta  Yost. 

1904,  Primary  Supervisor  and  Teacher  of  Water  Color  hi  Primary  Grades,  166  E.  Oak  St. 

Massdlcm. 

INSTrrUTIONS 

1895    Miami  Universffy. 

Librarian,  Rev.  Wm.  J.  McSurely,  Oxford. 

1897  Cleveland  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  William  H.  Brett,  Cleveland. 
Ohio  State  UNiVERsrrY, 

President,  William  O.  Thompson;  librarian,  Olive  Jones,  Columbus. 

1898  Normal  School,  Dayton. 

Prindixil,  Grace  A.  Greene,  Dayton. 

1899  The  Western  College  for  Women. 

President,  John  Grant  Newman;  Librarian,  Grace  E.  Derby,  OzfoitL 
Z900    Denison  UNivERsrrY,  Library. 

Librarian,  Mrs.  Kate  Shepard  Hines,  GranviUe. 
z9oa    Oberlin  College,  Library. 

President,  Henry  C.  King;  Librarian,  Azariah  S.  Root,  Oberlin. 
Ohio  State  Library. 

State  Librarian,  C.  B.  Galbreath,  Capitol  Bldg.,  Columbus. 
Otterbein  Universfty. 

President,  Rev.  Lewis  Bookwalter;  Librarian,  Tirxa  L.  Barnes,  Westerville. 
1903    Dayton  Public  Library  and  Museum. 

Librarian,  Linda  M.  Clatworthy,  Dayton. 
Kenyon  College,  Library. 

President,  William  F.  Pierce;  Librarian,  Mrs.  EUen  D.  Devol,  Gambler. 
1934    Library  of  Adelbert  College  of  Western  Reserve  UNivERsrTY. 

Librarian,  E.  C.  Williams,  Cleveland. 

1905  Toledo  Public  Library. 

Ubrarian,  Willis  F.  Sewall,  Toledo. 

1906  Department  of  Common  Schools.  State  of  Ohio. 

State  Commissioner  of  Common  Schools,  Edmund  A.  Jones,  Columbus. 
Lake  Erie  College  and  Seminary. 

President,  Mary  Evans,  Painesville. 
Universfty  of  Cincivnatl 

PrcfiideLt,  Charles  W.  Dabney;  Librarian,  Charles  Albert  Read,  Cindnnati. 
Z907    Carnegie  Library,  Athens,  Ohio. 

Librarian,  Charles  G.  Matthews,  Athens. 
Muskingum  College. 

President,  J.  Knox  Montgomery,  New  Concord. 
Ohio  Wesleyan  Universffy. 

President,  Herbert  Welch;  L'brarian,  Russell  B.  Miller,  Delaware. 


Oiegool  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  195 

OKLAHOMA 

LIFE  KXMBXKS 

1884    GiOBCX  BxcK,  M.Sc.,  '63.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

igoi,  U.  S.  School  SuperviBor,  Chickasaw  Nation,  Tishmninfo. 
1886    G.  I.  Hakvxy. 

Wagoner. 

ACnVK  MXMBEBS 

1884    Jaspik  N.  Wilkdcsom. 

1319  Empom  St.,  Muskogee. 
1893    David  R.  Boyd,  A.B..  '78,  A.M.,  '8x,  Ph.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

189a,   EZ'President  of  Univenity  of  Oklahoma,  Norman. 
1895    H.  EooAS  Thoicpson,  B.Sc.,  '88,  So.  Nor.  Scfa.,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 

1907.  Secretary  of  Board  of  Education,  3  Main  St.,  Box  33,  Ralston. 
1897    Stevzn  Melvil  Basrett,  B.Sc.,  '05,  A.M.,  '08,  Drury  CoU. 

1008.   Vice-President  and  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Central  State  Normal  School.  Edmond. 

1903  John  Downino  Benedict. 

X899,   Superintendent  of  Schools  for  Indian  Territory,  Muskogee. 

1904  Arthur  Grant  Evans. 

1898,  President  of  The  State  University  of  Oklahoma,  Norman. 
Charles  Evans,  B.Sc.,  I^ebanon. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Ardmore. 
John  Blacestonb  Taylor,  A.B.,  A.M.,  '9c.  Hartford  Coll. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  India  Temple  St.,  Oklahoma  City. 
John  H.  Andrews. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Phillips. 
IQ05    Ernest  Elwell  Balcomb.  A.B.,  *o3,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X908,   Supervisor  of  Industrial  Education  for  Oklahoma,  Stillwater. 
Mrs.  F.  S.  Soutbwicx. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Anadarko. 

1906  Calvin  Ballard. 

1899.  United  States  School  Supervisor,  Choctaw  Nation,  South  McAlester. 
Tbokas  W.  Conway. 

President  of  SUte  Normal  School,  818  Normal  St.,  Alva. 
R.  N.  LiNViLLE,  Pd.M.,  '05,  St.  Sch..  Kirksville,  Mo.;  A.B..  'oa.  A.M.,  '05.  Drake  Univ. 

Professor  of  History,  Civics,  and  Economics,  Southwestern  State  Normal  School 
Weatherford. 
Andrew  J.  Lovett,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '83,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  405  Bridge  Ave.,  Blackwdl. 
William  Z.  SmTH,  A.B.,  'p6,  Ind.  Univ. 

X908,    Vice-President  and  Director  Training  School  and  Department  of  Pedagogy,  North- 
western State  Normal  School,  Alva. 
igo7    Trokas  W.  BiTTCHER.  A.B.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Kans.;  A.M.,  *o4.  Harvard  Univ. 

Student,  Umversity  of  Beriin,  29-30  Passauer  St.,  Berlin,  Germany:     home  address. 
Edmond. 
E.  D.  Cameron. 

State  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Instruction,  Guthrie. 
William  H.  Decker. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Altus. 
Walter  Lee  Ross,  A.B.,  ^ox,  A.M.,  '03,  Indiana  Univ. 

President  of  Northwestern  State  Normal  School,  Alva. 
J.  F.  Sharp,  A.B.,  *88.  Carson-Newman  Coll.;  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

1908,   President  of  Southwestern  State  Normal  School,   Weatherford. 
1908    W.  T.  Dodson. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Frederick. 
Lynn  Glover. 

X90S,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  729  Wyandotte  St.,  Bartlesville. 
Thomas  Scott,  Pd.B.,  '03,  Pd.M.,  '06,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Warrensburg.  Mo. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Okmulgee. 
John  H.  Seger. 

Physidan  in  Indian  Service,  Indian  Farmer,  Colony. 

institutions 
1899   The  University  of  Oklahoma. 

President,  A.  Grant  Evans;  librarian,  F.  E.  Knowles,  Norman. 
X905    Northwestern  Normal  School,  Library. 

President,  T.  W.  Conway.  Alva. 

1907  Southwestern  State  Normal  School. 

President,  J.  F.  Sharp;  Librarian,  M.  W.  Quigley,  Weatherford. 

OREGON 

lite  director 

188S    Chailes  Carroll  Stratton,  A.M.,  D.D.,  '80,  Willamette  Univ.;  D.D.,  '79,  Northwestern  Univ.,  Ill . 
and  '80,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 
Ex-President  of  Portland  University,  St.  Johns. 


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||  AcnvB 

I  ti«j    EowiN  DbVosc  RcasLcs,  A.B»  '9i»  Otterbdn  Uiut.;  A.M.,  '97,  Ohio  State  UiiiT. 

190a,   Preaklent  of  State  Nonnal  School,  Moomouth. 
I  >)N7t    J    H.  AcKEKMAM,  Ph.D..  '06.  Oreffon  Agri.  CoU. 

'  1899.  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  144  S.  19th  St.,  Salem. 

\S'iixiAif  Jaspxb  Kkk«,  B.Sc..  D.Sc. 

1907,  President  of  Oregon  Agricultural  College,  Conrallis. 
J                            ^1^^i    J.  S.  Landers.  B.Sc.,  '87,  Valparaiso  Univ. 
\                                                        1906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  115  Long  St.,  Pendleton. 

1901     Claude  C.  Covey. 

Superintendent  sad  Special  Disbursing  Agent,  Indian  Service,  Warmspring. 
IlEMAN  BuKK  Leonaed.  B.Sc..  '9^,  Univ.  of  Mich.:  Ph.D..  *o6,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1906,   Instructor  in  Mathematics,  University  of  Oregon;  res.,  659  Patterson  St..  Eugene. 
Harry  M.  Shafer,  B.Sc.,  '87,  M.Sc.,  '90.  Eureka  Coll.;  A.B..  '99,  KM^  '00,  Harvard  Univ. 

1008,   President  of  Sute  Nonnal  School,  Ashland. 
Horace  G.  Wilson. 

1905,   Superintendent  and  Special    Disbursing  Agent,  U.  S.  Indian  Service.  Klamath; 
express  office.  Klamath  Falls. 
t9&j    Sheldon  Franklin  Ball.  A.B.,  *oa,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1908,  Principal  of  Public  School.  Cor.  Lewis  and  Elm  SU..  ArieU  SU.,  Portland. 
Harry  Means  Crooks.  A.B.,  '09,  Wooster  Univ. 

1905,  President  of  Albany  CoUege,  300  W.  9th  St.,  Albany. 

1907  Lilian  Edna  Amos. 
Teacher  fai  Public  Schools,  853  Hawthorne  Ave.,  Portland. 

R.  F.  Robinson,  LL.D..  '98.  Univ.  of  Oregon. 

1904,   Superintendem  of  Coumy  Schools,  Qty  Hall,  PortUnd. 
Hsnry  D.  Sheldon.  A.B.,  '06.  A.M..  '97.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '00.  Clark  Univ. 
Professor  of  Pedsgogy  University  of  Oregon;  res ,  374  E.  nth  St.,  Eugene. 
Mrs.  Lillb  D.  Thomas. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  506  E.  i6th  St..  Portland. 

1908  William  F.  Cameron,  Ph.B.,  *9a.  111.  Wes.  Univ.,  Pd.B.,  '96,  Colo.  St  Nor.  Sch. 
Z901,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Ashland. 

institutions 
tl^Ki    TUALATIN  Academy  and  Pacitic  UNivERsmr. 

President,  W.  N.  Ferrin;  Librarian,  Joseph  W.  Marsh,  Forest  Grove. 
19^1    State  Normal  School.  Monmouth. 

President,  Edwin  De  Vore  Ressler;  librarian,  J.  B.  V.  Butler,  Moomouth. 
t9&]    Library  Association  or  Portland.  Oregon. 

President  of  Library  Board,  W.  B.  Ayer;  librarian,  Mary  Frances  Isom,  7th  and 
Stark  Sts.,  Portland. 
1  uc^    Southern  Oregon  State  Normal  School,  Ashland. 

President.  Harry  M.  Shafer,  Ashland. 

PENNSYLVANIA 

LIFE  directors 

%Ui    Nathan  C.  Schaxtpeb,  LL.D.,  '95.  Western  Univ.  of  Pa.j  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  D.D. 

1893,   State  Superintendem  of  Public  Instruction,  Harrisburg;  home  address,  546  W.  James 
St.,  Lancaster. 
ti^i     Eliphalet  Oram  Lyte,  M.Sc.,  Millersville  St.  Nor.  Sch.  Pa.;  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  Franklin  and  Marshall  ColL 

1887,   Pnndpal  of  First  Pennsylvania  State  Normal  School,  Millersville. 

life  members 
1^76    Coward  Brooks,  A.M.,  '58.  Union  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '76.  Lafayette  Coll.,  Washington  and  Jefferson  CbH 

Ex-Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  5971  Drezd  Road,  Phlladdphia. 
iSti»    Mrs.  Rachel  Foster  Avery. 

First  Vice-President,  Nat.  Am.  Woman  Suffrage  Association,  and  First  Secretary, 
International  Woman  Suffrage  Alliance,  Swarthmore. 
Stmon  Gratz,  A.m..  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Ez-President  of  Board  of  Education,  1919  Spruce  St.,  Philadelphia. 
ia»o    Edgar  Arthur  Singer,  Ph.D.,  '96.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1887,  Associate  Superintendem  of  Schools.  466a  Penn  St.,  Frankford,  Philadelphia. 

active  members 
iJ*79    George  Morris  Philip.  A.M..  '74.  Ph.D..  '84.  Bucknell  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '06,  Temple  Coll. 

1 88 1,   Principal  of  Sute  Nonnal  School,  West  Chester. 
i*s<     Akdrew  J.  Morrison,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  'oi.  D.Sc. 

1808,    Principal  of  Northeast  Manual  Training  School.  2205  W.  Venango  St.,  PhiUddphia. 

1SH4    George  H.  Stout. 

i88d.   Supervising  Principal  of  Newton  Boys*  Combined  School,  3746  Powdton   Ave., 
Philadelphia. 
tS^j     A-  W.  Moon,  A.B.,  'o?.  Indian.!  Univ.:  .A.M.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School.  Wallingford;  P.  O.,  Swarthmore. 
i^rji     Emil  Barnes,  A.M.,  '89.  Ind.  Univ.;  M.Sc..  'go.  Comdl  Univ. 

Lecturer  for  the  American  Society  for  Ejctension  of  University  Teaching,  3708  Wal- 
nut St..  Philaddphia. 
iSyi     R,  K.  Buehrle,  A.m.,  '78,  Ph.D.,  '87  (honorary),  Franklin  and  Marshall  CoU. 
18S0.    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  408  Manor  St.,  Lancaster. 


PennsylTania]    UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS 


197 


PENNSYLVANIA-CMlttNietf 

189a    Vaon.  G.  CumTis,  A.B.,  '76.  A.M..  »78,  Tufts  CoU. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  11  E.  Smith  St.,  €007. 

W.  WiLiULroRCE  Dbatrick,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '79>  Mercersburg  Coll.;  D.Sc.,  '03,  Fhmklin  sad  Marshall 
CoU. 
1891,   Professor  of  Psychology  and  Higher  English,  Keystone  State  Normal  School,  Kuts- 
town. 
H.  W.  FisHca.  Grad..  Sute  Nor.  Sch..  Millersville.  Pa. 

1875,  Supervisor  of  17th  Ward  Schools,  350  Lehigh  Ave.,  E.  E.,  Pittsburg. 
EiiOCH  C.  LAVER.S,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  Ph.D.,  111.  Wes.  Univ.:  Pd.D..  New  York  Univ. 

1894,  Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  and  Teacher  of  Pedagogy,  PubUc  High  School, 

ia6  Porter  St.,  Easton. 
S.  C.  ScHMUCKES,  A.M.,  '85,  M.Sc.,  '90,  Muhlenberg  Coll.,  Pa.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1895,  Professor  of  Biological  Sciences,  State  Normal  School.  Roaedale  Ave.,  West  Chester. 
H.  H.  Spayd. 

Box  310,  Minersville. 
J.  LxBESTY  Tadd. 

1884.  Director  of  Public  Industrial  Art  School,  The  Normandie,  West  Philadelphia. 

1893  M.  G.  Bruvbauch,  A.M.,  '93,  Ph.D., '94,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  LL.D. 

X906.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  3324  Walnut  St..  Philadelphia. 
Loyal  Freeman  Hall.  B.E.D.,  '91,  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Indiana.  Pa. 

1893,   Supervising  Principal  of  Centre  Ave.  Schools,  4x2  Lookout  Ave.,  Butler. 
William  Henry  Samuel,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  *oa,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1878.   Supervising  Principal  qt  Public  Schools,  3505  N.  xath  St.,  PhiUdelphia. 
Andrew  Thomas  Smith,  Pd.D.,  '93.  Sch.  of  Ped.,  Univ.  of  N.  Y.;  A.M.  (honorary),  '03,  Lafayette  Coll. 

1899,  Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Mansfield. 
Pauline  Wolcott  Spencer.  A.B.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X893.  Teacher  of  History  and  Philosophy  of  Education,  Philadelphia  Normal  School, 
34ax  Race  St.,  Philadelphia. 
JOBEFH  Swain,  B.L.,  '8».  M.Sc,  '85.  Ind.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '93,  Wabash  CoU. 
1893,  President  of  SwaxthmOTe  CoUege,  Swarthmore. 

1894  Henry  T.  Spanglbr.  A.B.,  '73,  A.M.,  '76,  Ursinus  CoU.;  D.D.,  '94*  Heidelberg  Univ.,  Ohio. 

CoUegevUle. 
Charles  Killinger  Witmxr,  A.B.,  '88,  AJ^.,  '91,  Franklin  and  Marshall  Cofl.;  LL.B.,  '04,  Yale  Univ. 
Main  St.,  Palmyra. 

1895  W.  G.  Gams. 

1908,   Assistant  in  Union  Schools,  Knozville;  res.,  404  MiUer  St.,  Mt.  Oliver  Su.,  Pittsburg. 
James  Mac  Albter,  A.M.,  LL.D.,  Brown  Univ..  and  Univ.  ^f  New  York;  Oflker  d'AcadAnie.  Paris. 
x8ox.   President  of  Drezel  Institute,  PhiUdelphia. 

1896  J.  George  Becbt,  M.Sc..  A.M.,  Lafayette  CoU.:   D.Sc.,  '04,  BuckneU  Univ.;  '07,  Lafayette  CoU 

X904,   Principal  of  Clarion  State  Normal  School,  Clarion. 
R.  M.  Cargo. 

x868.  Supervising  Principal  of  Mt.  Washington  Schoob,  11  Grandview  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
John  Arthur  Gibson,  A.B.,  '91,  All^henv  CoU. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  701  N.  McKean  St.,  Butler. 
William  Leroy  MacGowan,  A.B.,  AUegheny  CoU.,  Ph.B.;  Ph.M. 

1890.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  axa*Conewango  Ave..  Warren. 
Theodore  B.  Noss,  A.M.,  '8a,  Ph.D.,  '83,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1883,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  CaUfomia. 
Judson  Perry  Welsh.  A.M.,  '84,  Ph.D.,  '93.  D.Sc.,  '07,  Lafayette  Coll. 

1906,  Vice-President  of  Pennsylvania  SUte  College,  State  CoUege  P.  O. 

1897  Francis  Burke  Brandt,  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '95,  Columbia  Univ. 

1896,  Head  of  Department  of  Pedagogy,  Central  High  School,  4337  Larchwood  Ave.,  West 
Phfladelphia. 
Clyde  Ernest  Ehinger,  M.D.,  '80,  Chicago  Horn.  Med.  CoU. 

1890,   Physical  Director  and  Instructor  in  Hygiene,  State  Normal  School,  too  Roaedale  Ave., 
Westchester. 
Henry  Houck.  A.M..  Franklin  and  MarshaU  CoU. 

1908.   Secretary  of  Internal  Affairs,  Capitol  Bldg.,  Harrisburg. 
Eli  M.  Rapp. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Berks  County  Schools,  134  Qymer  St.,  Reading. 
X898    David  Hendricks  Beroky,  B.Sc.,  '84,  M.D.,  '8a,  Univ.  of  Pa.;  AJ^.,  '94,  lU.  Wes.  Univ. 

1903.  Assistant  Professor  in  Bacteriology,  University  of  Peimsylvania,  34th  and  Locust  Sts., 

Philadelphia. 
Franklin  Spencer  Edmonds,  Ph.B.,  '91,  LL.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1904,  Assistant  Professor  of  Law,  Swarthmore  CoUege,  Honorary  Lecturer  on  PoUtical 

Science,  Central  High  School,  and  (X906)  Member  of  Board  of  PubUc  Education; 

res.,  614  FrankUn  Bklg.,  Philadelphia. 
Maurice  Pels,  A.B.,  '83,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.B.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

4305  Spruce  St.,  Philadelphia. 
J.  R.  Flickincer,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  '80,  Princeton  Univ..  D.Sc,  '00,  BuckneU  CoU. 

1900,  Principal  of  Central  Sute  Normal  School  Lock  Haven. 
H.  W.  Golden,  B.Didac,  '90,  M.Didac,  '9a,  Edinboro  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1897,  Principal  of  5th  Ward  PubUc  School,  cor.  Page  and  Fulton  Sts.,  AUegheny  City;  r«i., 

8  Dawson  Ave.,  BeUevue. 
Samuel  Hamilton,  Ph.D.,  '00,  Grove  City  CoU. 

1886.  Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  HoUand  Ave.,  Braddock. 


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ifcA    \tmn  W.  Lansinoer,  Sc.M.,  '86,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  MillersviUe,  Pa. 

Teacher  and  Treasurer,  Sute  Normal  School,  Milkrsrille. 
WrtUAU  Albert  Mason. 

1893.  Director  of  Drawing  in  Public  Schools  of  Philadelphia,  aia  W.  Chelten  Ave.,  Gcmuii' 

town. 
Ju<R  H.  MiCHENER,  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

igo6,   District  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  4513  Regent  St.,  Philadelphia. 
H ILMAM  XoETLiNG.  A.M.,  '50,  C.E.,  Uniott  Coll.,  N.  Y:  Pd.D..  Susauehanna  Univ. 
Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Susquehanna  University,  Selinigrove. 

Ai-ii  K  X.  Parker. 

1908,  Superintendent  Pittsburg  and  Allegheny  Kindergarten  College,  3439,  5th  Ave.*  Pitta- 
burg. 
Miiv  Craig  Peacock. 

1894,  Teacher  in  Normal  School,  Philadelphia;  res.,  Torresdale. 
Ku  itA9i>  H.  Pratt,  Brig.  Gen.  U.  S.  A.  (retired);  LL.D.,  *98,  Dickinson,  CoU. 

130  S.  33d  St.,  Philadelphia. 

MllROARET  S.  PRICHARD. 

Head  of  Department  of  Psychology,  Philadelphia  Normal  School,  13th  aad  Spring 
Garden  St..  Philadelphia. 
ECRA  M,  Sparlin,  A.B..  '85,  A.M.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Rochester;  Ph.  D.,  *op.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1905,  Principal  of  Stevens  High  School;  res.,  347  College  Ave.,  Lancaster. 
ELiuEriH  S.  Tait. 

1893,  Teacher  of  Methods  in  English,  Philadelphia  Normal  School,  130X  Spricg  Garden 
St.,  Philadelphia. 
LiOirtMF.R  WrruER,  Ph.D.,  '91,  Leipzig,  Germany. 

1893,   Professor  of  Psychology,  University  of  Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia. 
iSgo    Op£>Ra£  D.  Gideon. 

Publisher,  1413  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Drj(T*«in  Wiestlino  MrrcHELL,  A.B..  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Princeton  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '88.  Washington  and 
Jefferson  Coll. 
1897,   Professor  of  I^tin  and  Head  of  Department  of  Andent  and.Modera  Languages, 
Central  High  School;  res.,  4336  Pine  St.,  Philadelphia. 
I  AMES  H.  Penniiian,  A.B.,  '84,  Yale  Univ. 

1886,  De  Lancey  School,  4336  Sansom  St.,  Philadelphia. 
FfcASlK  M.  Sh ELTON,  B.S.,  '99,  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1907,   Professor  of  Physics  and  Mathematics,  Central  High  School;  rei.,  333  CoIKns  Ave.. 
Pittsburg. 
Jo$ci«  R.  Smith,  M.D.,  's3.  Univ.  of  Buffalo;  A.M.,  '51,  LL.D.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Brigadier  General  U.  S.  .Army,  3135  Spruce  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Qi4r  R  Edgar  Spiegle,  M.D.,  '98,  Woman's  Med.  Coll.  of  Pa. 

1893,   Head  of  Department  of  Hygiene  and  Physical  Training,  Philaddphia  Normal  Sdiool 
for  Girk,  3115  N.  i3th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Charles  W.  Turner.  A,B.,  Colby  Coll. 

Agent  for  Silver.  Burdett  &  Co.,  1338  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Mms.  Locy  L.  W.  Wilson,  Ph.D.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1893,   Head  of  Department  of  Nature  Study  and  Geography,  Normal  School,  130X  Sprmg 
Garden  St.,  Philadelphia, 
igso    O.  ri,  Bakeless,  M.E.,  '70,  Bloomsburg  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Pa.;  A.M.,  '90,  Lafayette  Coll. 

1903.   Chair  of  Pedagogy.  State  Normal  School,  595  East  3d  St..  Bloomsburg. 
A.  L,  Edgerton  Crouter,  A.M..  '85,  Gallaudet  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '03,  Univ.  of  ID. 

Superintendent  of  Pennsvlvania  Institute  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb,  7406  Gennantown 
Ave.,  Mt.  Airy,  Philadelphia. 

William  Wilson  Fry. 

Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  the  Palmer  School.  Mercantile  Library  Building,  xoth 
and  Chestnut  Sts..  Philadelphia. 

Ckeesman  a.  Herrick,  Ph.D.,  '99.  Univ.  of  Pa.  .  „  .     .  «       .       .  «         «       «... 

Director  of  School  of  Commerce,  Central  High  School,  Broad  and  Green  Sts.,  Phila- 
delphia. 

Mj^sy  Hunter  Mayer.  .  «     «     .. 

1897,  Principal  of  High  School  for  Giris,  144  N.  sth  St.,  Reading. 
Rev.  P*  R.  McDEvrrr. 

1899.   Superintendent  of  Philadelphia  Parish  Schools,  ax  S.  X3th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
James  Lank  Pennypacker.  A.B.,  '80,  Harvard  Coll. 

Vice-President  and  Manager  of  Christopher  Sower  Co.,  EducaUonal  Publishers^ 
614  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia, 
iqot    Charles  H.  Brelsford.  ^ 

X006,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  District  No.  3.  3434  N.  Broad  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Sm!tii  Burnham.  Ph.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '98,  Albion  Coll. 

1898,  Professor  of  History,  State  Normal  School;  res..  13  Normal  Ave..  West  Chester. 
Clijpord  B.  Connelley. 

X906,   Assistant  to  Director,  Head  of  School  for  Apprentices  and  Journeymen,  Carnegie 
Technical  Schools,  Schcnley  Park,  Pituburg. 
Rtts^ULL  H.  CoNWELL,  LL.B.,  '6s,  Albany  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '98,  Tonple  CoU. 

1887.  President  of  The  Temple  College,  3030  N.  Broad  St.,  Philadelphia. 

MtuON  C.  Cooper.  B.Sc., '05.  Temple  Coll.  ,  «  _. « 

1906,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  153  W.  Washington  Lane,  Gennantown,  Phila- 

delphia. 


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igoi    Anduw  Tbohpsoit  Douthstt,  A.B.,  'ooj  A.M..  '01,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  '03,  Nat.  Univ.,  Chicago.  111. 

Superintendent  dl  Public  Instruction  of  the  Swedenborg  Church  Indefinite;    res., 
8a  I  First  National  Bank  Building,  Uniontown. 
Andcsson  Hoyt  Hopkins,  Ph.B.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905,  Librarian  of  Carnegie  Library  of  Pittsburg.  Pittsburg. 
V.  K.  Irvine,  A.B..'95.  CoU.  of  N.  J. 

1897,  Prinapal  of  High  School,  Box  163,  Butler. 
J.  Ikvin  Robb. 

1903,  ProfesKir  of  History  and  Economics,  Northeast  Manual  Training  High  School, 
Phihufelphia;  les.,  Bryn  Mawr. 
1903    Samuel  Andbewb. 

1899.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  331  Pacific  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Cbablbs  S.  Foos,  A.M. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1538  Mineral  Spring  Road,  Reading. 
R.  H.  HoLBBOOK,  Ph.D.,  '80,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1898.  Principal  of  South  Side  High  School;  res.,  50  S.  Oakland  Sq.,  Pitt»lnirg. 
Joseph  Howebth,.  A.B.,  Cornell  Univ. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  135  Church  St.,  Shamokin. 
Paitl  Kbeuzpointneb. 

Institute  Lecturer,  1400,  3d  Ave.,  Altoona. 
H.  C  MfSsniEB,  A.M.,  '73.  Yale  CoU. 

1890,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Public  Library  Building,  Erie. 
Gbobcb  Leslie  Ohwaxe,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M.,  '01,  Ursinus  Coll.;  D.B.,  '01.  Yale  Univ. 

1903,  Dean  of  Ursinus  College,  and  Professor  of  the  History  and  Philosophy  of  Education, 

Co    llegeville. 
J.  Monboe  Willabd,  Utt.D.,  '03,  Cent.  High  Sch.,  Philaddphia,  Pa. 

1898,  Principal  of  PhUadelphia  Normal  School  for  Girls,  1301  Spring  Garden  St.,  Phila* 

delj^iia. 
A.  Duncan  Yocum,  Ph.B.,  '89,  Dickinson  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1906,  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  University  of  Pennsylvania,  Philaddphia;   res.,  202  East 

8th  St..  Che«ter. 
1903    Chables  C.  Boyeb,  A.M.,  '88,  Muhlenberg  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '94*  Wooster  Univ. 

1898,  Vioe-Principa]  of  Keystone  Sute  Normal  School   Kutztown. 
OUN  HowABD  BuBBiTT,  A.M.,  *o3,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Pennsylvania  Institution  for  Instruction  of  the  Blind,  Overbrook; 

res.,  64th  St.  and  Malvern  Ave.,  Pluladdphia. 
Lauba  H.  Cabmell.  A.B..  litt.D.,  *03,  Temple  Univ. 

1905,  Deui  of  the  University  Corporation,  The  Temple  University,  Philaddphia. 
EoRH  H.  Chapman.  Ph.B.,  '01.  Boston  Univ. 

1904,  Teacher  in  York  Collegiate  Institute;  res.,  ia6  S.  Duke  St..  York. 

Oliveb  Perby  Cobnman,  A.M.,  '89,  Cent.  High  Sch.,  Philadelphia;  Ph.D.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1906,  District  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Ogden  School,  422  Church  Lane,  Phila- 

delphia. 
Jeannette  M.  Eaton. 

1901,   Vice-Prindpal  of  Bebnar  School;    res.,  7036  Frankstown  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
William  F.  Gibson. 

1907,  Instructor  in  Boys  High  School,  406  Green  Terrace,  Reading. 
David  A.  Habman.  A.M.,  Pa.  Coll. 

i88x.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  131  N.  Church  St.,  Hazelton. 
Paul  A.  Hebb.  A.B..  '99.  A.M..  'ox.  FrankUn  and  Marshall  Coll. 

1907,   Department  of  Sdcnoe,  Boys*  High  School.;  res.,  314  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Lancaster. 
Geobce  Ellswobtr  Johnson,  A.B.,  '87.  A.M.,  '90,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Playground  Association,  4x3  Bijou  Bldg.,  Pittsburg. 
Addison  L.  Jones,  A.M.,  '03,  Lafavette  Coll. 

1888,  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schoob.  3>  S.  Church  St..  West  Chester. 
C  E.  Kabison. 

1903,   Director  of  Manual  Training  in  Grades  and  High  School,  Altoona. 
Rev.  Oscab  Scbultz  Kbiebel.  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  and  B.D.,  '93.  Oberlin  Coll.;   DD.,  '07.  FrankUn 
and  M<^r»*»?^'  CoQ. 
Principal  of  Perkiomen  Seminary,  Pennsburg. 
L.  E.  McGiNNES,  A.M.,  '99.  Lebanon  Valley  Coll. 

1888,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  158  S.  3d  St..  Stedton. 
Gaboneb  Bbucs  Mtlnob,  A.B.,  '07,  A.M.,  '00,  Lafayette  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Lycoming  County,  Muncy. 
Gboboe  W.  Moobe,  A.M.,  Dickinson  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Chester  County  Schools,  Erdldoun. 
Louis  Nusbaum,  A.B.,  '93,  Cent.  High  Sch.,  Philaddphia,  Pa.;  Ph.B.,  '99,  111.  )\'es.  Univ.,  B.S.. 
'08.  Temple  Univ. 
Superviang  Principal  of  Horace  Binney  School;  res.,  137  W.  Sharpnack  St.,  Phila- 

Geobob  W.  Phillips.  D.Sc..  '99,  Bucknell  Univ.;  A.B.,  '78.  A.M.,  '81.  Lafayette  Coll. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  1642  Sanderson  Ave.,  Scranton. 
A.  C.  RoTHEBMEL.  A.B..  *9X.  A.M..  '93.  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.;  Pd.D..  'oas  Dickinson  Coll. 

1899,  Prindpal  of  Keystone  State  Normal  School,  Kutztown. 

Isaac  H.  Russell,  Ph.B..  '86.  Cornell  Univ. 

1899,    Superintendent  of  Erie  County  Schools,  North  East. 


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loAl    Ei^WAKD  Ryneaison.  A.B..  '9J.  A.M..  'a6.  Ohio  Wes.  Unir. 

1903,   Director  of  High  Schoob,  5608  Howe  St.,  Pittsburg. 
AtnsD  Newldj  Seal,  B.Sc..  Ph.D.,  '95,  Unir.  of  Pa. 

1899,   Professor  of  Chemistry  and  Physics,  Girard  College,  PhOaddphia;  405  Wistcr  St., 
Germantown. 
Stephen  G.  Simpsom,  A.BL  '06.  A.M..  '90.  U«ay«tte  CoU. 

190s,  Head  of  English  Department,  High  School,  S19  S.  xoth  St.,  Eastoo. 

A.  G.  C.  Smith. 

1887,   Superintendent  of  County  Public  Schools,  33  E.  Jeffersoo  St.,  Media. 

C!.  V.  Smith.  A.M.,  Franklin  and  Marshall  CoO. 

1905    Principal  of  Kittanning  Academy;  res.,  360  N.  Jefferson  St.,  Kittanoing. 
James  Boyden  Sitith,  Ph.D..  '90,  Waynesburg  Coll. 

Registrar.  Southwest  State  Normal  School.  California. 
Haeris  Alvin  Spotts,  A.B.,  '04,  Bucknell  Unir. 

1903,   Principal  of  Lycoming  County  Normal  School,  Money. 

FtANCis  J.  Stew. 

1908,   Teacher  of  Shorthand,  High  School,  and  Educational  Author  and  Publisher,  S3S  Park 
Ave.,  Ambler. 
I.1VI  J.  Ulmee.  B.Sc.,  'oa.  M.Sc,  'o?.  Bucknell  Unir. 

1903,  Department  of  Sdence,  High  School;  res.,  xox  Parkwood  St..  WiUiamsport. 

Homer  J.  Wightmam. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Lower  Merion  Twp.,  Montgomery  Co.,  la?  Sibley  Ave., 
Ardmore. 
1904    KussELL  H.  Bellows.  B.Sc.,  *oa,  A.M.,  Columbia  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  ii8a  S.  Park  Ave.,  Meadville. 
Daniel  Flsishei,  A.B.,  '80.  A.M..  '83,  Ph.D.,  '88,  Pa.  ColL 

1898,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  45  S.  6ih  St.,  Columbia. 
J.  Kelso  Green. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  Cumberland  County,  xxo  W.  Sooth  Sc,  Carlisla. 
Bert  M.  Le  Sues. 

1906.  Director  of  Manual  Tuning,  Public  Schoob,  Boys'  High  School,  Reading. 
WitLiAM  A.  Stecrer.,  Grad.  '08,  Nor.  CoU.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

1906,  Director  of  Physical  Education,  Public  Schools,  696  Qty  Hall,  Philadelphia. 
I  UNAS  Elwood  Wagner,  B.Sc.,  'oa.  M.Sc.,  '05,  Pa.  Sute  Coll. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School,  Penn  St.,  Bellefonte. 
J.  Klwood  Wherry,  A.B.,  »ox.  Grove  OXy  CoU.;  A.M..  '05. 

1901,   Principal  of  Boro  Schools,  717  Maple  St.,  Coraopolis. 
HE.  Winner,  A.M.,  '04,  Grove  City  CoU. 

1906,  Principal  of  i6th  Ward  Schools,  40th  St.  and  Liberty  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
HB.EN  Keith  Yerkes. 

1904,  Supervising  Principal  of  George  H.  ».  homas  School,  4957  Rubican  Ave.,  Germantown, 

PhUaddphia. 
f90|     J.  M.  Bereey,  A.m..  Pa.  CoU. 

Principal  of  Oakland  Sub-District  Schoob;  res.,  344a  Bouquet  St.,  Pittsburg. 
John  Clemmer  Bechtel,  M.E.,  '04,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  West  Chester^  Pa. 

1907,  Assistant  in  Botany,  University  of  Pennsylvania,  309  Franklin  Dormitory,  Phila- 

delphia. 
Wellum  W.  Birdsall,  A.M.,  Earlham  CoU. 

1903.  Principal  of  PhUadelphia  High  School  for  Girb,  17th  and  Spring  Garden  Sts.,  Phila- 
delphia. 

GsOmtEY   BUCEWALTER. 

1896,   Supervising  Principal,  PubUc  Schoob,  Mt.  Vernon  School,  3d  and  Catherine  Sts., 
PhUadelphia. 

May  R.  Caroland. 

Supervising  Principal  of    Hariner  School,  314    Farlham  Terrace,  Germantown, 
PhUadelphia. 
Wesley  N.  Clotord.  B.Sc.,  '98,  Des  Moines  CoU. 

1908,  Head  of  Commerce  Department,  Southern  High  School.  Board  and  Jefferson  Sts., 

Philadelphia. 
Hamlin  E.  Cogswell,  Mus.M.,  '03,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1906.  Director  of  Normal  Conservatory  of  Music,  Indiana. 
1\  S.  Davis. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  SchooU  of  Blair  County,  R.F.D.  No.  i,  Altoona. 
Wallace  Peter  Dice,  A.B.,  '79,  A.M..  '8a.  Brown  Univ. 

i8qi,  1895.  1898  Professor  of  Greek  and  Latin,  State  Normal  School,  429  N.  Wahtut  St. 
West  Chester. 

WJy-TONjAY  DiETRiCK,  Ph.B.,  Lafayette  CoU. 
Pleasant  Mount. 

Friderice  E.  Downes,  Ph.B.,  '93.  A.M.,  '96.  Pd.D.,  '05,  Dickinson  CoU. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob.  181 1  N.  ad  St.,  Harrisburg. 

F^L'L  Moore  Dysart.  B.Sc.,  '94.  Washington  and  Tefferson  CoU. 

1895.   Professor  of  Physics.  Central  High  School;  res.,  aa3  Coltart  Sq.,  Pittsburg. 

THOMAS  A.  Edwards.  A.B.,  '86.  A.M.,  '89. 

Professor  of  Prdai^ogy   and  Dean  of  Department  of  College  for  Women,  BnckneU 
University,  Lcwisburg. 


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X905    Edwaed  Doolittls  Fitch,  M.D..  '87.  N.  Y.  Horn.  Med.  CoU. 

1898,  Instructor  in  Algebra,  De  Lancey  School.  PhUadelphia;  res.,  x  S.  Olire  St.,  Media. 
Saeah  H.  Gilbekt.  M.Sc.,  *8i,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  MiUersville.  Pa. 

1881,  Teacher  in  Sute  Normal  School,  MiUersville. 
Ronald  P.  Gleason.  B.Sc.,  '87,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

1905,  Principal  of  Technical  High  School  and  W.  T.  Smith  Manual  Training  School;  res., 
947  Clay  Ave.,  Scranton. 
Samuel  H.  Haoley.  A.B.,  'o8„  Grove  City  CoO. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  9  Fim  St.,  Sharon. 
Maude  Bingham  Hanscms,  Ph.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Cal.;   Ph.D.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1 900,  Teacher  of  German  and  Physics,  Commercial  High  School  for  Girls;  res.,  4811  Spring- 
field Ave..  PhUadelphia. 
D.  S.  HAKTr.iNB.  A.B..  '97.  A.M.,  '00.  f.afaTette  Coll. 

1897,  Head  of  Department  of  Biology,  Sute  Normal  School.  Bloomsbuzg. 
Maby  L.  Hess,  B.L.,  *9S.  AUentown  CoU. 

Teacher  in  Grammar  School,  HeUertown. 
A.  D.  HoBTON.  A.B..  *98.  A.M.,  '00,  AUecheny  Coll. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  New  Kensington. 
J.  H.  HuMPHBiES.  Utt.B..  '83,  ComeU  Univ. 

1904,  Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools.  310  York  Ave..  Towanda. 

MaBGAEET  L.  HUMPHBKVnj.B. 

1905,  Assistant  Supervisor  of  Music.  Public  Schools,  231  W.  Vine  St..  Lancaster. 
Hebman  T.  Jones. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  Cambria  County,  Ebensburg. 
J.  HoBACE  Landis.  A.M..  '94.  Ursinus  Coll. 

i904«   Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob  of  Montgomery  Co.,  507  Hamilton  St.,  Norristown. 
RoBBET  E.  Labamv,  A.B.,  *96.  A.M..  '99,  Lehigh  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Sdiools,  511  Gay  St.,  Phoenizville. 

Abeam  S.  Lokgeneckxb,  Pd.M. 

Principal  of  Department  of  Mathematics.  Sute  Normal  School.  MiUersville. 
Fbancb  Sylvestkb  McGuioan.  M.Sc.,  '08.  Pa.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  *o%.  St.  John's  CoU. 

1907,  Supervisor  of  Public  Schools,  Pittston;  res..  63a  N.  Washington  Ave.,  Scranton. 
John  L.  Meybb,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M..  '96,  Lebanon  VaUey  CoU. 

Teacher  at  Oceanport,  N.  J.;  home  address,  R.  F.  D..  a,  AnnvUk. 
Elmeb  E.  Michzneb. 

1897,  Supervising  Principal  of  Bayard  Taylor  School;  res.,  3722  N.  i6th  St.,  PhUadelphia. 
Clabbsa  a.  Mormr.  ..^-^ 

1905.  Teacher  in  Pu^Hc  Schools.  Pittsburg;  res.,  911  North  Ave.,  WUkinsburg.  yvii 

Ebmxst  Clapp  Noyes,  A.B..  V>8.  Yale  Univ.;  A.M..  '00.  Harvard  Univ.  I^t' 

X906,  Department  of  English,  Fifth  Avenue  High  School ;  res. .  601 5  Stanton  Ave. ,  Pittsburg. 
H.  A.  Oday.  Ph.B. 

x9oa.  Principal  of  Schoob,  Honesdale. 
James  Joseph  Palmbb.  A.B.,  '99,  AUegheny  CoU. 

X908.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3xa  Petroleum  St.,  OU  Qty. 
Mes.  Amanda  Rksttnc,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Kutztomi.  Pa.,  and  Neff  CoU.  of  Oratory,  Combs, 
Conservatory  of  Music. 
Principal  of  School,  VaUey  Forge;  res..  X039  Charlestown  ^ve.,  Phoenizville. 
Feed  W.  Robbins.  Ph.B..  BuckneU  Univ. 

X900.  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  aa4  S.  High  St..  Bethlehem. 
S.  Janet  Saywabd. 

x89a.  Principal  of  Miss  Sayward's  School,  6063  Drezel  Road,  PhUadelphia;   res.,  Over- 
brook. 
Cbablotte  S.  Scbmzbeeb.  ^  - 

X904.   Supervisor  of  Drawing,  PubUc  Schools,  1750  linden  St.,  AUentown.  {>..• 

Maby  E.  Sevebs.  ir 

Teacher  in  PubUc  Schoob,  2348  N.  a9th  St.,  PhUadelphia.  |^t; 

Robebt  Babclay  Sptceb,  A.B.,  '90,  Swarthroore  CoU.  '^\ 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Friends'  Schoob  in  Pennsylvania.  New  Jersey,  and  Delaware;  res.,  I-  '^ 

X40  N.  xsth  St.,  PhUadelphia.  >: 

Lauba  B.  Staley.  B.E..  *86,  M.E.,  '88.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Shippensbuig,  Pa.;   Grad.  '04,  New  School  of 
Methods,  Boston,  Mass. 
1897,   Director  of  Music,  Lower  Merion  District,  Ardmore;  and  (1908)  in  Pennsylvania 

Conservatory  of  Music,  PhUadelphia;  res.,  xa4  Ardmore  Ave.,  Ardmore.  .', 

FosTEB  Hbnby  Stabeey.  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M..  '94,  BuckneU  Univ. 

1897,  Vice-Prindpal  and  Professor  of  Ladn,  State  Normal  School,  West  Chester.  ' 
WnxiAM  Shebman  Steele,  A.M..  HamUton  CoU.;  LL.B..  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X905,   Principal  of  High  School,  x6aa  State  St.,  Harrisburg. 
Reed  B.  Teftbice,  A.M.,  'ox.  Grove  City  CoU. 

X907,   Deputy  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Harrisburg. 
Mas.  Maby  E.  Van  Waconen. 

1899.  Supervisor  of  Drawing,  PubUc  Schools.  a3a  N.  Dithridge  St.,  Pittsburg.  * 
Geobgz  Wreeleb.  B.Sc.,  'oj.  Temple  CoU. 

X906,  District  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  aa6  W.  Johnson  St.,  PhUadelphia.  j 

J.  W.  F.  WiLEiNSON.  A.B..  '93.  A.M.,  '96.  Princeton  Univ.  *  Jul 

1898,  Department  of  Mathematics,  Sute  Normal  School,  Gazion. 


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iges    jAms  T.  YouifO,  PIlD..  '95;  Halk,  GennaiiT. 

1904,  Director  01  WharUm  School  of  Finance  and  Gmuncrce,  UniTcnitj  of  Poinsylvattia, 

Logan  Hall,  Philadelphia. 
1906    RoBEKT  T.  Adams,  A.B..  A.M.,  AUubeny  CoO.;  A.M.,  *o7.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
x8o9.  Superintendent  of  Schools.  437  Chestnut  St..  Lebanon. 
John  H.  Alliman.  B.Sc..  'os.  Palatinate  Coll.;  A.B.,  *oo»  Lebanon  VaUey  ColL;  A.M.,  '03,  Ph.D., 
'07.  HI.  Wes.  UniT. 
XQM.  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools.  3s  W.  Scrifaner  Ave..  Du  Bob. 

Jamis  L.  Allison. 

xQoa,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1390  Wood  St..  WiUunsbaif. 
Jamis  E.  Amknt.  LL.D..  '06.  Kentucky  Univ. 

1906.   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Indiana. 
S.  S.  Bakes,  B.Sc..  '9a.  Washington  and  Jeffcfson  CoU. 

X905.   Principal  of  St.  Clair  Schools;  res.,  737  Brown  St.,  E.  £.,  Pittsbuig. 
BntD  T.  Baldwin.  B.Sc,  *oo.  Swarthmore  Coll.;  A.M.,  '03.  Ph.D..  '05.  Harvard  Univ. 

X905.  Professor  of  Psycholoffy  and  Education.  West  Chester  State  Normal  School,  and  (1906) 
Lecturer  in  PsychoiQgy  and  Education.  Swaithmore  College;  res.,  13  Normal  Ave., 
West  Chester. 

William  W.  Biown. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  xsxs  Erie  Ave.,  Philadelphia. 
J.  W.  Coopn,  M.S..  '84.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  MObrsville.  Pa. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  34  N.  Jardin  St.,  Shenandoah. 
William  W.  Cottingham.  LL.D..  *oo  Lafayette  Coll. 

x8s3.  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  34  S.  5th  St.,  Eaaton. 

FaANClS  R.  COYNC. 

X905.   Boro  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Old  Focge. 
Saia  Ellxn  ClONxa. 

X904,  Assistant  Principal  of  Mt.  Washington  Schoob;  res..  S04  Metrimac  St,  PitCsborg. 

M.   W.   CUMMINOS. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Sttsquehaniu  St.,  Olyphant. 

Samuel  H.  Dean. 

xS9a,  Superintendent  of  Boro  Schools,  451  West  Ave..  Mt.  CarmeL 
James  Geary  Dell,  M.E.,  '04,  Juniata.Coll. 

X903,   Superintendent  m  Huntingdon  County  Schools,   S.  E.  cor.  tsth  and  Moore  Sis., 
Huntingdon. 
Weenes  Elstee  De  Tueck.  A.B..  'o<,  Franklin  and  Marshall  CoU. 

X908,   Priodpal  of  High  School,  2x7  W.  ad  St..  Waynesboro. 

W.  N.  Ehebabt. 

X896,  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  30  E.  Mahanof  Ave.,  Mahanoy  Gty. 
William  C  Esileb.  Grad..  '79.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  HfiUenWUe.  Pa. 

1889,  Borough  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  3d  and  Spmoe  Sta..  No.  107,  AsUaad. 

JosETH  B.  Gabbio. 

1889,  Superintendent  of  Hazle  Township  Schoob.  140  W.  Broad  St,  Haaletoa. 

A.  D.  Glenn. 

1906,  Deputy  Sute  Superintendent  of  PabKc  Instruction,  Bos  848,  Harrisbarg. 
UsiE  Lee  Gobdy,  A.B.,  '94.  A.M..  *p7.  Washington  Coll. 

1 901,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  6a  Vine  St.,  Mount  Pleasant. 
Clyde  C  Gbeem,  M.E.,  '98.  St.  Nor.  Sdi.,  Slippery  Rock.  Pa.;  Ph.B.,  'oa.  A.M.,  '07.  Grove  Qty  Coll. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  1719.  4^  Ave.,  New  Brighton. 
C.  F.  HOSAN,  A.M.,  '06.  Mt.  St.  Mary's  CoU. 

x9oa.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  506  Dudley  St.,  Dunmore. 
Elmes  a.  Jacosy,  A.B..  '95-  A.M.,  *oo.  Lehigh  Univ. 

1899,  Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  and  (X904)  Vice-Prindpal  of  Periciomen 
Seminary.  Petmsburg. 
FsANE  H.  Jasvb,  M.E.,  Ph.B. 

Superintendent  of  Common  Schoob,  Wyoming  Co.,  Slocum  St.,  T^mkhanaock. 

FsANE  KoERLES,  M.E..  '97.  Krystone  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.M.,  *oa.  Ursinus  CoU. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  Monroe  Co.,  GUbert,  Ex.  Office,  Weissfort. 

Amos  E.  Kbaybill.  Pd.B.,  *o4.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  MillersvUle.  Pa.;  A.B.,  '04.  Franklin  and   Marshall 
CoU.;  A.M..  '05.  Harvard  Univ. 
X908,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  429  Wood  St.,  Johnstown. 

Elmes  £.  Kuntz.  A.B..  '97.  A.M..  '98.  Dickinson  CoU. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Borough  Schoob,  E.  Patterson  St.,  Lansford. 
Ella  Levy.  M.E..  '89.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Lock  Haven.  Pa. 

X894,   Asmstant  in  BeUefonte  High  School,  Biilesburg. 

M.  J.  Lloyd.  M.  E.,  '87.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Mansfield.  Pa. 

1903,  Supenntendent  of  Borough  Schools,  Taylor. 

Chas.  Lose,  A.M..  '90,  BuckneU  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  aas  £•  3d  St.,  WUliamspart. 

Sarah  Ndcon  Lowby. 

1890,  Teacher  in  John  S-  Hart  School,  and  (1906)  Supervising  Principal;   res.,  194s  ^ 

Cumberland  St..  PhUadelphia. 

Thomas  S.  Mabch.  Ph.D..  Lafayette  CoU. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  N.  Maple  Ave.,  Greensburg. 


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1906    Blamcbx  H.  McCamn. 

190S.  Aabunt  Principal  of  Mt  Washington  Schoob,  109  Amabell  St.,  Pittsbuzx. 
William  Dwight  McFailand,  A.M..  '89.  Ph.D.   '00.  Bellevue  Coll.,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X909,  Head  of  Academical  Department,  High  School;  rea.,  937  Atwood  Sc,  Pittsburg. 
J.  M.  McLauoBLnf.  B.Sc..  '00.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1905*  Teacher  of  Sdence,  South  High  School,  oor.  McKee  Place  and  Bates,  PitUburg. 
John  Damizl  Mkesb,  Ph.M..  *87.  A.M.,  *9i.  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.;   Litt.D.,  '07,  Heidelberg 
Univ. 

1908,  Vtce-Prindpal  Southwestern  State  Normal  School,  Lock  Box  loa,  California. 
Maude  E.  Milbolland. 

1905,  Assistant  Principal  of  Mt.  Washington  School;  res.,  34  Cresson  Ave.,  PitUburg. 
JOHK  Moisow. 

Superfatendent  of  Public  Schools,  Box  177,  Allegheny. 
jAms  N.  Mun,  B.Sc.,  '04.  Unir.  of  Pa. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  507  Napoleon  St.,  Johnstown. 
Giant  Noimis,  A3.,  '96.  A.M..  Allegheny  CoU. 

X903,  Supermtendent  of  Braddock  Borough  Schools,  906  Camp  Ave.,  Braddock. 
H.  U.  Nthait.  M.E..  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Bloomsburs.  Pa. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Newport  Township.  Glenlfcm  St.,  Glenlyon. 
Padl  M.  Peaisom.  A.B.,  '91 ,  A.M.,  *9S.  Baker  Univ. 

1909.  Professor  of  Public  Speaking,  Swarthmore  College,  Swarthmore. 
S.  H.  Reploole. 

1906,  Mndpal  of  Central  Grammar  Schools;  res.,  aooo,  ad  Ave.,  Altoona. 
Aaiom  Rest  Rutt,  A.B.,  '93.  A.M..  '96.  Pa.  CoU. 

X905,  Superintencwnt  of  Lower  Marion  Public  School,  Ardmore. 

LiVXNQSTON  SELTZES. 

Superintendent  of  Schuylkill  County  Schools.  Pottsville. 
RoBEET  C.  Shaw,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Washington  and  Tefferaon  Coll. 

Z905,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Westmoreland  County,  ijo  Divisioa  St.,  Greensbug. 
Ida  M.  Slatbe. 

1894,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  ax8  Virginia  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Cbaeles  W.  Stine,  B.L.,  Ohio  Northwestern  Univ.,  A.M.,  '08.  Pa.  Coll. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  York  County.  Court  House,  York. 
J.  C.  Taylob. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Lackawanna  Co.,  xMo  Capouse  Ave.,  Scranton. 
William  E.  Tobias,  B.E.,  ^89,  M.E..  *9a.  Cent.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Pa.;  A.B.,  '97,  Allegheny  CoU. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  Ckarfieki  County,  Clearfield. 
Willis  Y.  Welcb,  M.Sc.,  *o7,  Bucknell  Univ. 

1899,  Department  of  Sdence,  CUrion  State  Normal  School,  CUrion. 
Samuel  S.  Wxllabd,  A.B  ,  '76,  A.M..  *79.  Pennsylvania  Coll.  £T 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Perry  County.  New  Bkiomfield.  is 

William  A.  Wilson.  A.B..  *87.  A.M.,  '94.  Colgate  Univ.  (f; 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  64a  Broadway,  Milton.  r  -. 
Clinton  Rooebs  Woodbufv,  A.B.,  *86.  Philadelphia  H.  S.;  Ph.B..  '80.  LL.B.,;pa.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Secretary  of  Nadonal  Municipal  League,  703  North  American  Bldg.,  Philaddphia. 
X907    Abtbub  C.  Baibd,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

X905,  Teacher  of  Mafhrmatifs,  High  School;  res.,  509  Lincoln  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 

ROBEBT  L.  BUBNS.  1^  » 

X906,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  35x1  N.  i8th  St.,  Philadelphia.  1^; 
A.  CRATtXT,  M.E.D.,  *7o,  A.M.,  '90,  Carrier  Sem. 

x89a.  Teacher  in  Central  High  School,  Bedford  Ave.  and  Fulton  St.,  Pittsburg. 

CHAMrFit  W.  Debb.  '' : 

190a,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Montour  County,  Water  St.,  WaahingtonviUe. 

Isaac  Douobton,  A.B.,  '06,  Harvard  Univ.  v  ~ 

X906,   Instructor  in  ICgh  School;  res.,  347  Third  Ave.,  Phoenixville.  ^;. 

J.  LiNWOOD  Ebenbebo,  A.B., '06,  A.M.,  '08.  Ursinus  Coll.  v;^ 

X905,  Principal  of  Schoola,  339  Church  St.,  Royersford.  •< 

Moses  Fbiedman.  ^> 

X908,  Superintendent  of  Cariisle  Indian  Industrial   School,   Caxtisle.  2' 

Geoboe  MnxEB  Jones,  Ph.B.,  '96.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X906,   Instructor  in  English  and  Commercial  Branches,  High  School;  res.,  5a  N.  4th  St, 
Reading. 

Ralph  L.  Johnson,  A.B.,  '97,  A.M..  '90t  Ursinus  Coll.  '. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Upper  Darby  Township  Schools,  lianerch,  Delaware  Co.  '  ' 

Joseph  J.  Kebleb.  M.E.,  '01,  Keystone  Nor*:  Sch..  Kutrtown,  Pa.;  A.B.,  '04,  Lafayette  Coll.  - ' 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  40a  Mauch  Chunk  St.,  PotUville. 
Allen  S.  Mabtin.  M.E.,  B.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  509  Hamilton  St.,  Norristown. 
Levi  Walteb  Menoel,  Ph.G.,  *9X,  Philadelphia  Coll.  of  Pharmacv. 

X897,  Instructor,  and  (1900)  Vice-prindpal  of  High  Soiool;  rea.,  739  Penn  St.,  Reading.  * 

Walteb  Mitchell,  A.M.,  '89,  Mt.  Union  Coll.,  Ph.D.,  '94.  Allegheny  Coll. 

X907,  Profeflsor  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School,  California. 

Milton  James  Phillips,  A.B.,  *ox,  M.Sc,  *oa,  Ohio  West.  Univ. 

X904,  Teacher  of  Biology,  Central  High  School,  Bedford  and  Fulton  Sts.,  Pittsburg. 


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IQ07    Hbrbemt  S.  Putnam,  A.M.,  '03,  Lafayette  Coll. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Bradford  County  Schools,  34  Hustoa  St.,  TofinuKU. 
Joseph  B.  Richey,  A.B.,  Allegheny  CoD.;  A.M.,  Ph.D. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  SchooU,  aoo8  Jenny  Lind  St.,  McKeetport. 
Mss.  Pauline  H.  Rosenbeso. 

XO05,   President  of  Council  of  Jewish  Women,  Hotd  Scheoley,  Pittsburg. 
Mks.  Frederic  ScRorr. 

1903,  President  of  National  Conorea  of  Mothers:  Member  of  Editorial  Board.  "National 

Congress  of  Mothers  Magarinr;"   President  of  Philadelphia  Juvenile  Court  of 
Probation  Association;  res.,  3418  Baring  St.,  Philadelphia. 
C.  J  Scott,  A.B.,  '05,  Allegheny  Coll. 

igo8,   Borough  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Murray  Ave.,  Uniontown. 
C.  Blaine  Smathers,  Ph.B..  'oa.  Grove  Qty  Coll. 

Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  305  Poplar  St.,  Grove  City. 
Charles  Edward  Snyder. 

Minister  xst  Unitarian  Church,  715  Liberty  St.,  Franklin. 
May  W.  Speece. 

1904,  Teacher  in  Fifth  Avenue  High  School,  res.,  Reynolds  and  Homewood  Ave.,  Pittsburg- 
J.  E.  WALLAtjTE  Wallin.  A.B.,  '97.  Augustana  Coll.;  A.M..  W  Ph.D.,  *ox,  Yale  Univ. 

1906,   Head  of  Department  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  and  Acting  Vice-Principal,  State 
Normal  School,  East  Stroudsburg. 
Florence  Wegener,  A.B.,  *oz.  Northwestern  Univ. 

1906,  Teacher  of  Latin  and  English,  High  School,  Pittsburg;  res.,  Beaver. 

Lemuel  WHrrAKER,  A.B..  *8i.  Columbia  Coll.;  A.M.,  '94.  Columbia  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1907,  Principal  of  Southern  High  School,  Broad  and  Jackson  Sts.,  Philadelphia. 
Mary  S.  Zane. 

1907,   Principal  of  Southern  M.  T.  High  School,  Broad  and  JadLion  Sts.,  Phiiaddphia. 
Alicia  M.  Zierdan. 

1906,  Pennsylvania  State  Museum.  Harrisburg. 

1908    John  James  Armstrong,  Ph.B.,  06,  Mt.  Union  Coll.;  A.M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 
Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  Vandergrift. 
Feed  L.  Bach,  B.Sc.,  '97.  Ph.B.,  '07.  Grove  City  Coll. 
Principal  of  High  School,  New  Brighton. 

Anna  Bampord. 

Commercial  Department,  High  School;  res.,  5431  Howe  St.,  Pittsburg. 
Oren  J.  Barnes,  B.Sc.,  'oa,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  ai7  S.  Church  St.,  West  Chester. 
J.  Henry  Bartlett,  B.Sc.,  Haverford  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Friends  Select  School,  140  N.  i6th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Harry  H.  Broad.  A.M.,  'oi,  Grove  City  CoU. 

1907,  Instructor  in  English,  Duquesne  High  School,  East  McKeesport. 
Janet  L.  Brownlee. 

Principal  of  Dilworth  Hall,  The  Preparatory  School  of  the  Pennsylvania  CoUcgc 
for  Women,  Pittsburg. 
George  P.  Chatterton,  A.B.,  '92,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ. 
1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Warren. 

Margaret  Clancy. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  931  Murtland  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Walter  S.  Cornell,  B.Sc,  '97,  M.D.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

190a,   Demonstrator  of  Anatomy,  University  of  Pennsylvania,  and  Medical  Inspector  of 
City  Schools,  1738  Chestnut  St.,  Philadelphia. 
James  M.  Coughlin. 

i8qi.   Superintendent  of  City  School,  WUkesbarre. 

C.  E.  Dickeys. 

Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Allegheny  County,  305  Fisk  Ave.,  Avalon. 

H.  C  Dollison. 

Manager,  Educational  Department,  Keystone  View  Co.,  Meadville. 

Mary  J.  Dougherty. 

Teacher  in  Commercial  Department,  High  School ;  res.,  816  N.  Negley  Ave.,  I^ttsbarf . 
WiLLLAM  Douglas,  A.B.,  '94.  Brown  Univ. 

1905,  Assistant  in  Shady  Side  Academy,  5438  Howe  St.,  Pittsburg. 
A.  J.  Eckels,  A.B..  '93.  Allegheny  Coll.;  LL.B.,  •98^Kent  Coll.  of  Law. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Company,  439  Wood  St..  IMttsburg. 
George  Preston  Eckels,  M.E..  '9a,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Shippensburg,  Pa.,;  M.S.C.,  '97,  Duquesne  CoU. 
1905,   Head  of  Department  of  Commercial  Geograpiiy  and  History.  Commerdai  High 
School,  7140  Kedron  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Frank  E.  Fxckinofr.  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '97. 

Principal  of  Public  Schools,  630  Main  Ave.,  Sewickley. 
William  P.  Field,  A.B..  'q6,  Vale  Univ. 

Secretary  of  Carnegie  Technical  Schools,  Pittsburg. 
Harry  Roscoe  Fulton.  A.B..  '00.  Univ.  of  Miss.;  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  *o6,  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,    Assistant  Professor  of  Botany,  Pennsylvania  Sute  College,  Sute  CoU.  P.  O. 
W.  Henry  Oeorce.  .\.B..  '00,  Geneva  Coll.;  A.B.,  'oa.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '06,  Pxinceton  Univ. 
1907.    President  of  Geneva  College,  Beaver  Falls. 


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PENNSYLVANIA— C«rf«ii««rf 

xgo8    CrBOECE  W.  Ge«wig.  A,B.,  '89,  A.M.,  »9i.  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  Ph.D    '04,  Western  Univ.  of  Pa. 
Secretary  of  Board  of  School  ControUera,  1905  Tennoa  Ave.,  Allegheny. 
Ben  G.  GaAHAif,  A.B.,  '04,  Westminster  CoU. 

1908,   Principal  of  High  School,  Greensburg. 
Mrs.  Edwin  C.  Gkice. 

1906,  Member  of  Sectional  School  Board,  Vice-President  of  Public  Education  Association 

3308  Arch  St..  Philadelphia. 
Petek  Monsoe  Harbold,  M.Pd.,  '99,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  MUlersville,  Pa.;   Ph.B.,  '04,  Franklin  and 
Marshall  CoU.;   A.M..  '05.  Harvard  Univ. 
X905,  Superintendent  of  Training  School,  Sute  Normal  School,  MUlersville. 
Mts.  Janet  Simons  Hauiis 

Chairman  Committee  on  Education  of  Coundl  of  Jewish  Women;  "The  Irondale," 
Donora. 
FoKD  O.  Haxeison. 

Commercial  Department,  High  School;  res.,  339  Charles  St.,  Mt.  OUver  Sta.,  Pitts- 
burg. 
Debokab  Haymaker,  A.B..  *g&,  Ohio  Wcs.  Univ. 

Teacher  of  EngUsh  and  Latin,  Central  High  School;  res.,  403  Atlantic  Ave.,  Pittsburg, 
John  A.  Hollincer,  M.E.,  '99,  Kutztown  State  Normal;  A.B.,  *03.  Franklin  and  MarshaU  Coll. 

Asst.  Principal  Oakland  Sub-district  Schools,  100  Park  View  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
H.  D.  Hoover,  A.B.,  *09.  A.M..  *oa,  B.D.,  'os,  Susquehanna  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *o7,  lUinois  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1907,  Sodology  ano  Philosoi^y,  Susquehanna  Univ.,  Sdinsgrove. 
Lewb  S.  Hopkins.  A.M.,  '00,  Antioch  CoU. 

Assistant  in  Chemistry,  Central  High  School;  res.,  3739  Bouquet  St.,  Pittsburg. 
Andrew  Kerr,  Ph.B.,  '00,  Dickinson  Coll. 

1906,  Assistant  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Pittsburg  High  School;   res.,  738  Rebecca  St.. 

WUkinsburg. 
Charles  Dbon  Koch,  Ph.B..  '98.  A.M..  '03.  BuchneU  CoU. 

1907,  State  High  School  Inspector,  Department  of  Public  Instruction,  Harrisbuig. 
William  Lander. 

1907,  Member  of  State  Educational  Commission,  Riddlesburg. 
W.  D.  Lands. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  AUiance  Borough,  azst  and  Main  St.,  Siegfried. 
Andrew  Lester.  A.B..  '01.  Washington  and  Jefferson  CoU. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Beaver  Falls. 
Elizabeth  V.  Llewellyn.  A.B.,  '05,  W.  Va.  Univ. 

1906,  Teacher  of  English.  High  School,  3  Stratton  Lane,  Pittsburg. 
Orton  Lowe. 

Principal  of  Crafton  Schools,  91  Unwood  St.,  Crafton  Sta..  Pittsburg. 
S.  L.  LowRY,  A.M.,  *97,  Gem  City  Bus.  CoU. 

1908.  Teacher  in  Hi^  School;  res..  333  Grandview  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Thomas  E.  Lytle.  A.B..  '9a.  A.M.,  '94,  AUegheny  CoU. 

Z9oa.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Kane. 
Anna  Belle  McConnell,  A.B.,  'So,  Pennsylvania  Cdl.  for  Women,  Pittsburg. 

X898,  Teacher  in  Colfax  School,  No  5;   res.,  73x8  Thomas  Boul..  Pittsburg. 
Mary  E.  McGuckian. 

x88o,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  345  High  St.,  PhoenixviUe. 
James  McIlroy,  Jr. 

supervisor  of  Music,  303  a  Highland  St.,  McKeesport. 
D.  Monttort  Melchior.  A.B..  'oa,  A.M..  '06,  Gettysburg  Coll. 

1904,   Department  of  History,  Perkiomen  Seminary,  Pennsburg. 
Anna  K.  Miller.  B.Pd.,  *04,  Penn.  State  Normal  School. 

X906.   Assisunt  Principal.  High  School.  Mt.  Joy. 
Lorbtta  a.  MrrcHELL,  A.B.,  '03,  A.M.,  '06,  Westminster  CoU. 

1904,  Teacher  of  Latin,  Central  High  School,  Pittsburg,;  res..  New  WUmington. 
WnxiAM  C.  Morgan.  B.C.S.,  '99,  Mt.  Union  CoU. 

1904,   Teacher  of  Phonograi^y,  High  School;  res.,  408  Jucunda  St.,  Pittsburg. 
Nancy  C.  Morrow,  M.E..  '94.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Indiana,  Pa. 

1904,  Teacher  m  Public  Schools,  Tidioute. 
Marion  Blanche  Morse. 

1904.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  311  West  St.,  Waynesburg. 
Leon  L.  Naramore. 

Representative  of  MUton  Bradley  Co.,  xaoo  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia. 

J.  Gordon  Ocden,  Ph.D.,  'oo,  Allegheny  CoU. 

1895,  Professor  of  Physics  and  Chemistry,  78  Crafton  Ave.,  Crafton. 

F.  H.  Powers,  A.M..  '07,  Grove  City  CoU. 

x886,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  McKees  Rocks. 

EoOAR  Rekd,  A.B..  A.M.,  BuckneU  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  Schools,  613  Chestnut  St..  Scottdale. 

Amos  P.  Reese,  M.S..  'ox.  Lafayette  Coll. 

X90X.  Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School,  Mansfield. 
Irwin  N.  Salisbury.  B.Sc..  '00.  AUegheny  CoU 

X905.   Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  Springboro. 


2o6  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [PteMyl^«k 

PENNSYLVANIA— C«iKfMMf 

1908    Edwabd  Sauvain,  Ph.B.,  '09,  Unir.  of  Woosler. 

1905,   ProfcMor  of  Engliih,  Ccntni;EIifh  ScIkmI,  6a6  KiftUnd  St.,  PIttsbitif. 
Jacob  G.  Scbuckbr,  A.B.,  ^S?,  Franklin  and  M«nliaU  Coll. 

1893,  Teacher  of  Mathemariq,  High  School;  m.,  35"  Terrace  St.,  Pittabiug. 
Ekwin  H.  Schuyler.  B.Sc..  'o<.  M.Sc.,  *g6,  Syracuac  Univ. 

1904,   Profefleor  of  Chemiatry,  Central  High  School,  65  Ridfe  Are.,  Ciafton  Sta.,  Pittsbuif . 
Melissa  S.  Shaw,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  BloomabuTK.  Pa. 

1908,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  18  S.  Main  St.,  Lewiston. 
W.  H.  Shrawdbr. 

1908,  Teacher  in  Commercial  Department,  High  School;  res.,  7804  Fraokatovn  Ave., 
Pittsburg. 

B.  M.  Shxtll. 

1908,  Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  Lehighton. 

C.  Lawrxnce  Smith.  Jr.,  A.B.,  '97.  A.M..  '04,  Harvard  Univ. 

Profeaeor  of  History,  High  School;  res.,  410  S.  Highland  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Edwdi  Eailx  Sparks,  A.B.,  *84,  A.M.,  '90.  Ohio  St.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  00*,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Z908,  President  of  T%e  Pennsylvania  State  College,  State  CoOege. 
Georob  I.  Stabl. 

Teacher  in  Commerdal  Department,  High  School;  res.,  939  Orchard  Place,  Mt. 
OUver  Sta.,  Pittsburg. 
Minna  Stbinbrt. 

i88a.  Teacher  of  German  and  French,  High  School;  res.,  1449  Wightman  St.,  Pittsbntg. 
George  C.  Thompson. 

1885,   Principal  MarUn  GanU  School,  88  Wallace  Ave.,  New  Casde, 
A.  B.  Van  Ormer,  B.D..  Pd.D. 

Liecturer  on  Education,  Uninus  College,  CoUcgeville;  res.,  Nonrood. 
HhtAM  John  Wambold,  A.B.,  '08..  Univ.  of  Mich.  ^ 

X908,   Instructor  in  English,  Meroenburg  Academy,  Meroersburg, 
Albert  Grbbb  Wbidler.  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  '05,  Westminster  Coll. 

Principal  of  East  Millcreek  High  School,  Erie  Co.,  res.,  399  £.  X7th  St.,  Erie. 
Albert  H.  Welles,  M.S.,  '92  Lafayette  College. 

X903,   Principal  Coitral  High  School,  635  Quincy  Ave.,  Scranton. 
Albert  B.  Williams,  B.S.,  '74;   LL.B.,  '77,  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania. 

X901,  Seaietary  S.  S.  of  the  Society  for  Ethical  Culture,  Philadelphia;  res.,  Jenkintown. 

institutions 

UFB  DIRBCTOR 

1B79    Tbacbbbs'  Institutb  op  the  Cmr  op  Philadelphia. 

President,  Geoffrey  Buckwalter;  Secretary,  Mary  A.  Waflace,  913  S.  i6th  St.  Phila- 
delphia. 

activr  members 

1897  The  Freb  Library  op  Philadelphia. 

librarian  and  Secretary,  John  Thomson.  iai7-xaai  Chestnut  St.,  Philadelpha. 
Fibst  Pennsylvania  State  Normal  School,  Muxersville. 

Principal,  Eliphalet  Oram  Lyte,  Milleraville. 
State  Normal  School  Library,  Manspield. 

Principal,  Andrew  Thomas  Smith,  Mansfield. 

1898  Keystone  LrrERARv  Society  op  the  Keystone  State  Normal  School. 

Librarian,  W.  W.  Deatrick.  Kutztown. 
Philomathban  LrrERARV  Society,  Keystone  State  Normal  School. 

Kutztown. 
Univebsity  op  Pennsylvania,  Library. 

Provost,  Charles  C.  Harrison;  Librarian,  Morris  Jastrow,  Jr.,  Phlladeiphia. 

1899  Altoona  Mechanics'  Library  and  Reading  Room  Association. 

Chairman  of    Library   Committee,   Charles   B.  Dudley;   Librarian,  Flinbeth  I« 
Snyder,  Altoona. 
Bryn  Mawr  College. 

President,  Miss  M.  Carey  Thomas;   librarian,  Mary  Letitia  Jones,  Bryn  Mawr 
Carnegie  Library  op  PrrrsBURG. 

Librarian,  Harrison  W.  Graver,  Scfaenley  Park.  Pittsburg. 
Dickinson  College. 

President,  George  Edward  Reed,  Carlisle. 
Indiana  Normal  School  op  Pennsylvania. 

Principal,  James  £.  Ament;   librarian,  AramioU  M.  McLaoe,  Indiana. 
Lehigh  UNiYERsmr. 

President,  Henry  S.  Drinker,  South  Bethlehem. 
Scranton  Public  Library. 

librarian,  Henry  J.  Carr,  Scranton. 
Southwestern  State  Normal  School,  Calipornia. 

Principal,  Theodore  B.  Noas;  librarian,  Anna  M.  Shuttcrly,  CaJifdmia. 
Pedagogical  Library,  Board  op  Public  Education,  Department  op  Supbrxntendkntb. 

Superintendent,  M.  G.  Brumbaugh;   Librarian,  Ada  F.  liveright.  Room  696  City 
Hall.  Phfladelphia. 
X900    The  Pennsylvania  State  College. 

President.  Edwin  Earie  Sparks;  librarian,  Erwin  W.  Runkle.  State  CoUcge. 


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PENNSYLVANIA--C^ii/MN(etf 

X90X    Cainbgxs  Fskb  Ldkary  op  Alliohzny. 

Ubnxian,  Edward  Ernest  Egsers,  AUegfaeny. 
Pennsylvania  State  Ldsasy. 

Sute  Librariaa,  ThomaslL.  Montgomery,  Harrisborg. 
193a    Casnboix  Fskb  Ldsasy  op  Beaodock.  * 

Ubrarian,  George  H.  Lamb,  Braddock. 
Caeneois  Pubuc  LmBABY  OP  Bbadpobd. 

President  of  Board  of  Managers,  R.  B.  Stone;  Librarian.  Susan  L.  Sherman,  Brad- 
ford. 

SWAETHMOEZ  COLLEGE  LnBABY. 

President,  Joseph  Swain;  librarian,  John  Russell  Hayes.  Swarthmore. 
1903    Ebzb  Public  Ldeaby. 

Librarian,  Jean  A.  Hard,  Erie. 
Mebcantile  Ldbaey  Company. 

President,  John  F.  Lewis;  Librarian,  T.  Wilson  Hedky,  xoth  above  Chestnut  St., 
PhiladelphU. 
X905    Bayabd  Taylob  School,  Philadblphia. 

Principal,  Elmer  E.  Michener,  Randolph  abofe  Venango  St.,  PhiUddphia. 
Joseph  Leidy  Combined  School,  Philadelphia. 

Principal,  Margaret  Robinaon,  4«d  and  Thompson  Sts.,  Philadelphia. 
Minnie  Mubdoch  Kendbick  School,  West  Philadelphia. 

Supervising  Principal,  Laura  J.  Aahmore.  38th  and  Powdton  Ave.,  West  Philadelphia, 
M.  W.  Baldwin  School.  Philadelphia. 

Principal.  Martha  H.  Dunn.  x6th  and  Porter  "Sts.,  Philadelphia. 
Pascballville  School,  Philadelphia. 

Principal,  CorneUus  J.  Walter,  Woodland  Ave.  and  70th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
RuTLEDGS  School,  PHnju)ELPHiA. 

Principal,  Harrison  Walton,  7th  and  Norris  Sts.,  PhiUdelphia. 
Univzbsity  op  PrrrsBUEG. 

Chancellor.  Rev.  S.  B.  McConnick;  Librarian,  Catherine  Elston,  Allegheny. 

1906     BiBMINOHAM  SCB-DkTBICT  SCHOOL,  PlTTSBUBG. 

Principal,  Margaret  M.  Miller,  S.  isth  St..  Pittsburg. 
Cabnzoie  Libbaby  OP  Homestead. 

Librarian.  W.  F.  Stevens,  Homestead. 
Cbntbal  State  Nobmal  School. 

Principal.  J.  R.  Flickinger,  Lock  Haven. 
CoLPAX  Sub-Dbtbict  School,  p'ittsbubg. 

Principal.  Margaret  A.  Frew.  Solway  and  WJghtman  St.,  Pittsburg. 

CtTMBEBLAND  VaLLEY  StATE  NoBMAL  ScBOOL,  LxBBAEY. 

Prin'dpal,  S.  A.  Martin;  Librarian,  Ida  B.  Quigley,  Shippensburg. 
Geneva  College,  Libbaby. 

President,  W.  H.  George;  Librarian,  George  Kennedy,  Beaver  Falls. 
Hancock  School  Faculty,  PrrrsBUBo. 

Principal.  Kate  A.  Barry,  Webster  and  7th  Ave..  Pittsburg. 
Holmes  School.  Oakland  Sub-Distbict.  PrrrsBUBO. 

Assistant  Principal.  D.  A.  Brown.  Pittsburg.. 
HOMBWOOD  Sub-Dbtbict  Schools.  Pittsbubg. 

Principal,  C.  H.  Garwood.  Hamilton  and  Lang  Aves.,  PitUbuxg. 
Lincoln  Sub-Distbict  School.  PrrrsBUBG. 

Principal.  L.  P.  Greves,  Larimer  School.  Pittsburg. 
LucKEY  School,  Pittsbubg. 

Principal.  J.  A.  Snodgrass,  444  Oneida  St..  Pittsburg. 
Mt.  Albion  Schools.  Ptttsbubg. 

Principal.  William  A.  Proudfit.  McCandless   School,  Butler  St.  and   McCandkas 
Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
NoBTH  School,  Pittsbubg. 

Principal.  G.  M.  Parker,  cor.  Duquesne  Way  and  8th  St..  Pittsburg. 
Pennsylvania  State  Museum. 

Director  of  Museum.  Thomas  L.  Montgomery,  Harrisburg. 
Phoenixvxlle  Public  Libbaby. 

Secretary.  R.  E.  Laramy;  Librarian,  Abnira  Pemiypacker,  Phoenixville. 
State  Nobmal  School.  Bloomsbukg. 

Principal,  D.  J.  Waller.  Jr..  Bloomingburg. 
State  Nobmal  School,  Edinbobo,  Libbaby. 

Principal,  John  F.  Bigler;  Librarian.  Miss  Annie  L.  Wilson   Edinboro. 

1907  Bebks  County  Teachebs'  Reading  Union. 

Secretary.  Nicholas  H.  Fisher.  Box  235,  Hamburg. 
Keystone  State  Nobmal  School. 

President.  A  C.  Rothermel.  Kutztown. 
Pennsylvania  College  pob  Women. 

President.  H.  D.  Lindsay;  Secretary.  Miss  Sidney  Colestock,  Pittsburg. 
Pittsbubg  Teachebs'  Association. 

President.  Caroline  E.  Malick;  Vice-President,  Anna  B.  McConnell,  1003  Bessemer 
Bldg..  Pittsburg. 

1908  Tbaining  School  pob  Childben's  Libbabians. 

Carnegie  Library  of  Pittsburg.  Pittsburg. 


ao8  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Rhode  Idud 

RHODE  ISLAND 

LZFB  DUICTOS 

i88a    TaoifAS  WiLLiAiiS  Bicknell,  A.M.,  '60,  Brown  Unir.,  '78,  Amhent  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '84,  Drurj  C6IL 
Author,  Editor,  Publisher,  and  Jdanutacturer,  254  Pleuant  St.,  Providence. 

ACTIVS  UEMBEM 

189a    GzoMCC  EvEMETT  Chumch,  A.B.,  '7a,  A.M., '78,  Amherst  Coll. 

1889,   Principal  of  Peace  Street  Grammar  School,  43  Adelaide  Ave.,  Providence. 
1894    Waltbx  Ballou  Jacobs,  A.B.,  '8a,  A.M.,  '85,  Brown  Univ. 

1895,   Professor  of  Theory  and  Practice  of  Education,  Brown  University;  res.,  3x0  Olney 
St.,  Providoice. 
Abby  LnxiAN  Maelatt,  B.Sc,  '88,  M.Sc.,  '90,  Sute  A^ri.  Coll.,  Kans.  ' 

1894 •  Department  of  Househokl  Economics,  Technical  High  School;  ret.,  14  George  St., 
Providence. 
X896    ViCTOB  FBA2EE,  A.B.,  Dalhousle  Coll.,  A.M.,  Brown  Univ. 

Pfindpal,  Manton  Avenue  Grammar  School,  Providence. 
Mas.  Ella  M.  Piebce. 

190a,   Principal  of  Webster  Avenue  Training  School;  194  DaboU  St.,  Providence. 
Bessie  M.  Scholtield. 

190a,  Director  of  Kindergartens  and  Schools  for  Feeble-Mtnded  Children,  190  Knight  St^ 
Providence. 
John  L.  Algsb,  A.B.,  '90.  A.M.,  '95,  Brown  Univ. 

1908,   Principal  of  Sute  Normal  School,  Providence. 

1898  David  Websteb  Hoyt,  A.M.,  '7a,  Brown  Univ.;  '6x,  Middlebury  Coll. 
X864,   Principal  of  English  High  School,  40  Humboldt  Ave.,  Providence. 

Lyman  Richards  Allen,  B.Sc.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

1908,   Department  of  Geography  Sute  Normal  School,  477  Hope  St.,  Providence. 

1899  Sarah  Dyer  Barnes. 
x9oa.  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Providence;  res.,  Manton. 

Walter  E.  Ranger,  A.B.,  '79,  A.M.,  '83,  Bates  Coll.  and  '04.  Univ.  of  Vt.;  LL.D.,  '07.  Bates  CoD. 
Z905.   State  Commissioner  of  Public  Schools.  State  House,  Providence. 
X900    Ella  L.  Sweeney. 

190a,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3a  Summer  St.,  Providence. 
1901    William  H.  P.  Faunce.  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '83,  D.D.,  '95.    Brown    Univ.;   'ox.  Yak    Univ.;  'oj. 
Harvard  Univ.;  LL.D..  '04.  Baylor  Univ.;  and  '06,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1899.  President  of  Brown  University;  res.,  x8o  Hope  St..  Providence. 

.,  Brown  Univ. 

f  aber  Ave.,  Providence. 
William  Holden  Eddy,  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  '93,  Ph.D.,  '99,  Brown  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  Messer  Street  Grammar  School,  666  Angell  St.,  Providence. 
Herbert  W.  Loll,  A.B.,  '74,  Harvard  Univ. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  35  Powel  Ave.,  Newport. 
Walter  H.  Small,  A.B.,  '78,  AM.,  '8a,  Dartmouth  CoD.  ' 

X9C»a,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  4a  Adelphi  Ave.,  Providence. 
Daniel  Alva  Crandall,  A.B.,  '03.  Alfred  Univ. 
P  ~  1908,   Graduate  Student,  Rhode  Island  College,  Kingston;  res.,  RockviUe. 

(  Frank  O.  Draper,  A.B..  '85,  A.M.,  '89,  Brown  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  ao4  High  St.,  Pawtacket. 
C.  Edward  Fsber,  A.B.,  '98,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

X903f   Department  of  Mathematics  and  Mathemadcal  Sciences,  Rhode  lalBBd  Nonnal 
School;  res.,  a3a  Pleasant  Street.  Providence. 
John  Shaw  French,  A.B.,  Bowdoin  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  Clark  Univ. 

1908,   Principal,  Marris  Heights  School,  151  Marris  Ave.,  Providence. 
Charles  I.  Gates,  A.B.,  '99,  A.M.,  '06.  Brown  Univ. 

1908,   Principal  of  Elm  Street  School;  res.,  5  Jay  St.,  Westerly. 
William  H.  Holmes,  Jr.,  A.B.,  97.  Colby  Coll. 
jt  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Westerly. 

^  Nathan  Gardner  Kingsley. 

f  1893,   Principal  of  Doyle  \itnMt  Grammar  School;  res.,  605  Hope  St.,  Providence. 

Wendell  A.  Mowry,  A.B.,  '03,  A.M.,  '94.  Bitywn  Univ. 
1  189S,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  51  Illinois  St.,  Central  Falls. 

:  Katharine  Upham  Peirce,  A.B.,  '89,  Vassar  Coll. 

1898,  Teacher  in  English  High  School;  res.,  125  E.  Manning  St.,  Providence. 
[                                       I-.EROY  G.  Staples,  A.B.,  '00,  Bates  Coll. 

1904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Town  of  Burrillville;  res.,  Pascoag. 
Frank  Brandon  Wight,  A.B.,  '96,  Boston  Univ. 
^  1906,   Principal  of  Grammal  School,  Warwick;  res.,  19  Atlantic  Ave.,  Edgewood. 

IOCS    Isaac  O.  Winslow.  A.M.,  '81,  Brown  Univ. 

1899.  Principal  of  Grammar  School;  res.,  50  Elton  St.,  Providence. 
1007    Joseph  W.  Dows,  Ph.B.,  '90,  Brown  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Town  Hall,  East  Providence. 
i<)o8    Elwood  T.  Wyman,  A.B.,  '90,  Colby  Coll. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Warwick;  res.,  Apponang. 

institutions 
1897    Rhode  Island  Normal  School. 

Principal,  Charles  S.  Chapin:  Librarian,  Mary  E.  Makepeace,  Providence. 
^  1899    Harris  Institute  Library. 

Librarian,  Miss  Ama  Howard  Ward,  Wooosocket. 


Charles  Edward  Dennb,  Jr.,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '00.  Ph.D.,  '95, 1 
X901,   Principal  of  Hope  Street  High  School,  1x4  Tabi 


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South  Ddiou]    LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  id^ 

RHODE  ISLAND— CoiUinmd 

I03I    Bkown  UicrvxtsiTY. 

Prendeot,  W.  H.  P.  Faunce;  Librarian,  H.  L.  Koopman,  Providence. 

1933  Rhode  Island  Collggb  or  Aoricoltukb  and  Mechanic  Aets. 

President,  Howard  Edwards;  Librarian,  Lillian  M.  George,  Kingston. 

1934  Pbovioencb  Public  Libeary. 

Librarian.  William  E.  Foster.  Washington  St.,  Providence. 
Z908    State  Boabd  or  Education. 

Walter  E.  Ranger,  G)mnnssioner  of  Public  Schools,  State  House,  P.  O.  Box  1433, 
PiOYidence. 

SOXJTH  CAROLINA 

UVB  1 


1891     Mastha  SCBOnXLD. 

X868,   Founder  and  General  Manager  of  Schofield  Normal  and  Industrial  School  for  Colored 
Youth,  Aiken. 


X895    David  BANCEorr  Johnson,  A.B.,  '77.  A.M.,  *8o,  Univ.  of  Tenn.;  LL.D.,  'oc,  S.  Car.  Coll. 

1895.  President  of  M^nthrop  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Rock  Hill. 
1896    E.  S.  Dbeheb,  A.B..  *88,  A.M.,  '93.  Roanoke  ColL 

X895.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1323  Washington  St.,  Columbia. 
WiLUAif  Haevey  Hand. 

1906,  Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  University  of  South  Carolina  and  State  High 

School  Inspector;   res..  University  Campus,  Columbia. 

1898  John  S.  Maequb,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '93.  Lafayette  Coll. 

189a,  Principal  of  Brainerd  Institute,  Drawer  M.,  Chester. 

1899  Hbnby  p.  Abchee,  A.B.,  '58.  A.M.,  '67.  Coll.  of  Charleston. 

X885.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools  74  Rutledge  Ave.,  Charleston. 
John  J.  McMaban.  A.B.,  '86,  A  Jf ..  *88,  S.  Car.  Coll. 

XX 18  Senate  St.,  Columbia. 
William  Knox  Tatb,  A.B.,  '93.  A.M.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

1898,  Principal  of  Memminger  Normal  School;  res.,  xji  Coming  St.,  Charleston. 

1900  Pattebson  Wabdlaw.  A.B.,  *8o,  LL.D.,  '06.  Erskine  Coll. 

x894.  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  South  Carolina  College;  res.,  831  Sumter  St,  Colnmhia. 
1903    Lbonaed  T.  Bakeb,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '93,  CoU.  of  Charleston. 

1908,  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  University  of  South  Carolina;  83X  Sumter  St.,  Columbia. 
Aethxtb  L.  Manchxstxb,  a  G.O. 

1904,   Director  of  Music  and  Professor  of  Voice  Culture,  Singing  and  Theory  of  Music,  ^1f 

CoQvexae  College;  res.,  46a  E.  Main  St.,  Spartanburg.  \^ 

OscAB  B.  Mabtxn,  A.B.,  '9».  Furman  Univ.  'V 

1903,   State  Superintendent  of  Education,  Capitol,  Cohunbia.  \j^ 

Albeet  J.  Thaceston.  A.B.,  '93,  Furman  Univ.  & 

1897,   Supenntendent  of  City  Schools,  and  (X904)  Member  of  State  Board  of  Education,  6x  ^ 

Whitman  St.,  Orangeburg. 

1905    Abeaham  C.  Osboen.  A.B.,  A.M.,  LL.D.  Colgate  Univ.,  D.D.,  Shuitlefl  CoO. 

1895*   President  of  Benedict  College,  Columbia. 

Robeet  Paine  Pell,  A.B.,  '8x,  Litt.D.,  *oa,  Univ.  of  N.  C. 

190a,   President  of  Converse  College,  Spartanburg. 

1907  Ida  J.  Dacus. 

Librarian  of  Carnegie  Library  of  Winthxop  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Rock  HiU.  V 

Thomas  McNideb  Simtson.  Jb.,  A.B.,  'ox,  Randolph-Macon  Coll.;  A.M.,  '07;  Univ.  of  Va. 

1907,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Converse  College;  res.,  489  E.  Mam  St.,  Spartanburg.  ».  ^ 

1908  John  R.  Sweabincen,  A.B.,  '99,  S.  C.  College. 

Sute  Superintendent  of  Education,  Trenton.  I  ' 

institutions  '•'"' 

1901  WiNTHBOP  NOBMAL  AND  InDUSTBIAL  CoLLEOE.  r 

President,  D.  B.  Johnson,  Rock  Hill. 
190a    UNivEEsmr  or  South  Cabolina. 

President,  Benjamin  Sk>an;  librarian,  Margaret  H.  RIon,  Columbia. 
Clbmson  Agbxcultubal  College,  Libbaby. 

President,  P.  H.  Mell;  Librarian,  K.  B.  Trescot,  Qemson  College  P.  O. 

SOUTH  DAKOTA 

active  membees 
1875    Fayette  L.  Cook. 

President  of  South  Dakota  State  Normal  School,  Spearfish. 
X890    William  H.  H.  Beadle,  A.B.,  '61,  A.M.,  '64,  LL.B.,  '67.  LL.D.,  'oa.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X889,  President  of  Sute  Normal  School,  and  (1905)  Professor  of  History,  Madison. 

1893  A.  Wellinoton  Nobton,  A.B.,  '73,  A.M.,  '76,  LL.D..  '00,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

X903,   Educational  Author,  looi  Blanche  Ave.,  Madison. 

1894  Maitie  Jones. 

1893,  Teacher  in  Riggs  Institute,  Flandreau. 

1895  Fbank  Ceank,  A.M.,  Gale  Coll. 

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court.  Pierre. 


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210  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [South  Dakou 

SOUTH  DAKOTA— CmOAnm^ 

X895    GsoROc  M.  Smra.  A.B.,  '73,  A.M..  '77f  Colby  CoU. 

1891,  rrofcflaor  of  Modern  langiiagei,  Litcntiire,  And  Pedifogy,  Univenity  of  Sooth 
Dakota,  Vermilioa. 
1897    Alcxandbe  SniACRAN*  A.B.«  '80*  A.M.,  '8a.  Univ.  of  Rocfaoter,  N.  Y. 

1890.   Principal  of  High  School  and  Superintendent  of  Schoola,  9  Van  Buren  St.  Dcadwood. 
Z901    MiNA  H.  Aasvkd. 

1907,  Student  of  Art,  Mechanics  Institute,  247  Brunanrick  St.,  Rochester,  N.  Y.;  home 
address.  Bristol. 
Ambon  H.  Bioslow,  B.Sc,  ^87,  Unir.  of  Nebr. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools,  lai  May  St.,  Lead. 

SlVBRT  A.  JORDAHL,  B.L.,  '98,  UuiT.  of  MiuU. 

1898,   Teacher  in  Lutheran  Nonnal  School,  1X34  Norton  Av«.,  Sioux  Falls. 
GxotOK  WiLLisTON  Nash,  B.Sc.,  '91,  M.Sc..  '95.  Yankton  Coll. 

X905,  President  of  State  Normal  and  Industrial  School;  res.,  aaj.  9th  Ave.,  E.,  Aberdeen. 

G.  J.  SCWOXKNOES. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Walworth  County  Schools,  Sell^y. 
Edward  C.  Scovkl. 

Teacher  in  Rinc  Thunder  Day  School.  Rosebud  Afency,  Rosebud. 
Samuel  Wbir,  A.B.,  '80,  Northwestern  Unir.;  Ph.D..  '95.  Unir.  of  Jena. 

X905,  Vice-President,  Dean  of  School  of  EducatKNi,  and  Professor  of  the  History  and  Phikiso 
phy  of  Education.  DakoU  Wesleyan  University,  Mitchell. 
X9oa    Carl  J.  Mohn. 

Kiddtt. 
Milton  M,  Ramkr. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Kerre. 
Arthttr  H.  Seymottr,  B.Sc.,  '87.  M.Sc.,  'oo,  A.M.,  '08,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

X907.  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Kingsbury  County,  De  Smet. 
1903    Wm  P.  DUNLEVY,  A.B.,  *97,  Oberiin  CoO.;  A.M.,  '07,  Honrard  Univ. 

1908,  Supciuitendent  of  Schools,  Aberdeen. 
Frbxman  H.  Honr,  A.B.,  '9X,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Qty  Schoob.  ax i,  6th  Ave.,  E.,  MitchelL 
MoRiTX  Adelbert  Lance. 

Oflke  of  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instructioa.  Pierre. 
Belle  M.  Muncer.  Grad.,  '93,  Oberiin  CoU. 

z9oa,   Principal  of  Public  Schools,  Custer. 
igo4    Franelin  B.  Gault.  A.M.,  Cornell  Coll.;  Ph.D..  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1906,  President  of  University  of  South  DakoU,  Vermilion. 
Ella  Gertrude  King. 

X903,  Teacher  of  Music,  Riggs  Institute,  Flandrcau. 
1905    George  L.  Brown,  M.Sc..  '9a.  Univ.  of  Mo.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Astronomy,  South  DakoU  Agricultural  CoDtir, 
Brookings. 

A.  B.  Hess,  Pd.B..  M.E..  A.B..  Ph.D. 

x9oa.  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  5x9,  5th  Ave.,  Madison. 

B.  Malcolm  Lawrence,  A.B.,  '8a,  A.M.,  '86,  Colby  CoU. 

1905,   Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Sute  Normal  School,  xxx6  Washington  Ave.,  Madison. 
Rums  BuEL  McClenon,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '81,  WiUiams  CoU. 

1904.   Professor  of  Latin  and  Pedagogy,  South  DakoU  Agricultural  CoUege.  Sox,  9th  Su 
Brookings. 
X906    H.  A.  Ustrud. 

State  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Instruction,  Pierre. 
X907    U.  S.  Earls,  A.B»  'oa,  Univ.  of  Wooster;  A.M.,  '03;  Pd.B.,  '07,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll. 
X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  733  Fremont  Ave.,  DeU  Rapids. 
Charles  Lee  Fillebrown,  A.B.,  '93.  A.M.,  '01,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  S.T.B.,  '01,  Boston  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Douglas  County  and  1906  Superintendent  of  Gty 

Schools,  Chamberlain. 
A.  A.  McDonald.  A.B.,  '00.  Oberiin  CoD. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  803  S.  Duluth  St.,  Sioux  FaUs. 

W.  R.  MOBERLY. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Spearfish. 
Robert  L.  Slaole. 

President  of  South  DakoU  Sute  CoUege  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Brook- 
ings. 
X908    Calvin  C.  Dehoft,  B.Sc.,  *p8,  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

X908,   Superintexufent  of  Schools,   CenterviUe. 
R.  S.  Gleason. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Company,  703  S.  Summit  St.,  Sioux  FaUs. 
Rosa  C.  Moan. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Deud  County,  Qear  Lake. 
Augustus  W.  Trettien.  B.L.,  '99.  Univ.  of  Wis.;  Ph.D.,  '04,  Oark  Univ. 

X907,   Head  of  Department  and  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  South  Dakota,  Court 
St.,  Vermilion. 
Jesse  E.  Tyler. 

S908.  Prindpal  of  Indian  Boarding  School,  R.  F.  D.4..  Sisseton. 

insttfutions 
1897    South  Daeota  State  College  op  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts. 

President,  Robert  L.  Slagle,  Brookings. 
1903    Hearst  Free  Library. 

Ufararian,  Katharine  E.  Goki,  Lead. 


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SOUTH  DAKOTA— CMlMMi 
1007    Yankton  Collbob,  Ldsasy. 

President,  Henry  Kimball  Wuren;  Librarian,  Helen  E.  Miner.  Yankton. 

X908      NOSTHULN  NOSMAL  AND   INDUSTBIAL  SCHOOL. 

President  G.  W.  Naah.  Librarian,  Genevieve  Taubman.  Aberdeen. 
Redfield  Collbok  Lebbaby. 

President,  Dr.  N.  C.  Hirschy;  Librarian,  EUiabeth  H.  Avery.  Rcdfidd. 

TENNESSEE 

ACTIVB  MBMBKBB 

1889    W.  T.  Whttb,  A.B..  '77.  A.M.,  'ot,  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

1885.  Principal  of  Girls'  High  School,  so8  Broad  St..  KnoBville. 
1893    I.  C.  McNeill. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1951  Madison  Ave.,  Memphis. 
1S94    RxcBABD  Jones,  A.M..  '81,  Iowa  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  Heiddben,  Germany. 

1898,   Professor  of  Literature,  VandCTbilt  Universtty,  VanderbUt  Campus,  Nashville. 

1897  Henbi  C.  Webeb. 

1905.   Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools,  Vauzhall  and  McGavock  Sts..  Nashville. 

1898  Philandeb  Pbiestley  Claxton,  A.B.,  '8s,  A.M., 'Sd.  Univ.  of  Tenn.;  Litt.D.,  '06,  Bates  CoU. 

X9oa,  Professor  of  Sdenoe  and  Art  of  Teaching.  University  of  Tennessee,  Knozville. 
Wabben  W.  Phelan.  A.B..  '94,  A.M..  '96,  Columbia  Univ.;  Ph.b..  '00.  Columbia  Univ. 

1905,  Professor  of  English  and  Political  Science  University  of  Chattanooga,  and  Editor 

ol  Southern  Uterary  Messenger,  Richmond,  Va.,  res.,  Athens. 
X900    H.  Elmeb  Biebly,  A.M..  '9a.  Princeton  Univ..  Litt.D. 

Z904,  Professor  of  Philosophy,    University  of  Chattanooga,  and  Editor  of  "Sootliem 
Educational  Review,"  Chattanooga. 
Isbakl  Hyman  Pebes.  A.B.,  '89.  LL.B.,  '01.  A.M.,  '99.  Yale  Univ. 

Ex-President  of  Board  of  Sducatlon,  Memphis  Trust  Building,  Memphis. 
Eugene  F.  Tubnbb. 

X90S,   Rcnatar  of  University  of  Nashville  Medical  Department;   res.,  631,  2d  Ave.,  S., 
Nashville. 
1901    A.  C  Webb. 

X900,  Sapervisor  of  Penmanship  and  Drawing,  909  Wilbum  St.,  Nashville. 
z9oa    WiCKLnrrE  Rose,  A.M.,  '90.  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

General  Agent  of  Peabody  Education  Fund.  927  Stahhnan  Bldg.,  Nashville. 

X903    GoBDON  Mansib  Bbntley,  B.Sc.,  '00.  A.M.,  'ox.  Cornell  Univ.  ri 

Assistant  Professor  of  Zoology  and  Entomology.  University  of  Tennessee,  and  Assist-  ^j 

ant  State  Entomologist  of  Tennessee,  Knoxville.  ^ 

Albebt  M.  Habbb,  A.B.,  'ox,  A.M.,  'oa,  Cornell  CoD.  h, 

X903,   Associate  Professor  of  Public  Speaking  and  Debate,  Vanderbilt  University;  res.,  15  •--.' 

Gariand  Ave..  Nashville.  ';. 

McG.  Incbitm.  ;« 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School,  Minor  Hill;  express  office,  Pulaski.  u 
C  Tybold  Kxbepatbice,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '03,  VanderbUt  Univ.                                                                                    ^v 

X900,  Teacher  of  Latin.  Fogg  High  School,  and  (1906)  Head  of  Latin  Department,  City  * 
Schools;  res..  70s  Woodland  St.,  Nashvilie. 

Seymdub  a.  Myndebs,  A.B..  '80,  Univ.  of  Tenn.  -*' 

1907,  Sttperintendent  of  Schools.  Knoxville.  »; 
1904    Bbown  Ayebs,  Ph.D..  Stevens  Inst,  of  Tech.;  LL.D..  Washington  and  Lee  Univ.,  S.  C.  Coll..  Tulane  t '" 

Univ..  Univ.  of  Ala,;  D.t.L..  Univ.  of  the  South.  . 

X904,  Presulent  of  University  of  Tennessee.  Knoxville. 
Iba  Landbith.  B.Sc.,  *88,  LL.B.,  '89,  LL.D.,  '03,  Cumberiand  Univ.,  D.D^ '04.  Trinity  Univ. 

1904,  Regent  (President)  of  Belmont  CoUege,  x8oo  E.  Bdmont  Cirde,  Nashville. 

John  H.  Pence,  A.B.,  'ox,  Washington  Coll.  '. 

X907,  Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools,  203  Jzish  St.,  Gieeneville. 
Z905    EucEB  BBnoN  Walleb,  A.B.,  '8a,  A.M.,  '9a,  Union  CoU. 

X891.  Professor  of  Mathematics.  MaryviUe  College.  Maryville.  '.^ 

Henby  D.  Wyatt,  M.D..  '67.  A.M.,  '74.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X894.  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  537  Chestnut'St..  Chattanooga. 

1907  P.  L.  Habned,  Grad..  '9a.  Dept..  of  Ed.,  Univ.  of  Tenn.  ^ : 

X906,   Superintendent  .of  Gty  Schools,  and  (X901)  Member  of  State  Board  of  Education 

David  Spence  Hill,  A.B.,  '97,  Randolph-Macon  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '07.  Gark  Univ. 

X907,  Professor  of  Psychology  and  Education.  Peabody  CoUege  for  Teachers,  University  of 

Nashville,  45  Rutledge  St.,  Nashville.  » 

Saicuel  Fbancb  Howabd,  A.B.,  '88.  A.M.,  '89.  Ph.D.,  '94*  Cumberknd  Univ. 

X995.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Humboldt. 
Lilian  WYCEOfy  Jobnson,  A.B.,  '91,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D.,  *os.  Cornell  Univ. 

6  &  Bdlevue  Ave.,  Memphis. 
RoBSBT  Lee  Jones,  A.M.,  *oo,  Burritt  CoU. 

1907,  Sute  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Capitol,  NashviUe. 

1908  Katbabine  E.  Gdson,  B.Sc,  *ox.  Valparaiso  Univ. 

1905,  Teacher  of  English  and  Mathematics,  St.  Katherine's  School,  Bolivar.  •< 
EuoxNE  Gxlliland,  B.M.E.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Ky. 

1905.   Director  of  Manual  Training,  Gty  Public  Schools  731  Uschey  Ave.,  NashvUle. 
H.  W.  Louis.  LL.B.,  '8(.  McKendree  CoU.  ^ 

General  Representative  of  American  Bode  Company  for  Tennessee.  Jackson. 


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TENNESSEE— CMlrmwf 

XNSTTTUTIONS 
LIVB  DUCIOV 

1889    Board  or  Education  or  Nashville. 

President,  A.  E.  Howell;  Superintendent,  H.  C.  Weber,  Nashville. 


i 


1899    Ward  Seminary  roR  Yoimo  Ladies. 

President,  John  Diell  Blanton,  Nashville. 
190Z    University  or  Tennessee,  Library. 

President,  Brown  Ayres;  Librarian,  Sabra  W.  Vought,  Knoiville. 
Vasderbilt  UNivERsrrY. 

Chancellor,  J.  H.  Kirkland;  Librarian,  William  J.  Vaughn,  Nashville. 
1904    George  Peabody  College  roR  Teachers,  University  of  Nashville. 

Chancellor,  Jas.  D.  Porter;  Librarian,  Jennie  £.  Lauderdale.  Nashville. 
1906    Carnegie  Library  or  Nashville. 

Librarian,  Mary  Hannah  Johnson,  Nashville. 

TEXAS 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

1874    Alexander  Hogg,  A.M.,  '57.  Randolph-Maoon  Coll.;  '74.  William  and  Mary  CoU.;  '89,  LLJ).,  '00, 
Univ.  of  Ala. 
1900,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools  and  Editor  of  * 'Texas  and  Pacific  Quarterly,"  50 1 
Lamar  St.,  Ft.  Worth. 

1893  Lloyd  E.  WoLrE. 

1 003.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools   1800  San  Pedro  Ave..  San  Antooio. 

1894  Oscar  Henry  Cooper,  A.B.,  '7a,  Yale  CoU.;  A.M.,  LL.D.,  '91.  Univ.  of  NaahvUle. 

190a,   President  of  Simmons  College,  Abilene. 
A.  H.  Wilkins. 

Repreaenutive  of  American  Book  Co.,  416  Mam  St.,  Dallas. 

1895  J.  M.  Fbndlby.  A.B.,  '8a,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

1885,   County  Superintendent,  and  Principal  of  Goliad  School,  jaoa  Avenue  N.,  Galvestoo. 
Thomas  G.  Harris,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '80,  Carson-Newman  Coll. 

X903,   President  of  Sute  Normal  School,  San  Marcos. 
William  S.  Sutton.  A.B..  '78.  A.M.,  '84.  LL.D.,  »o<,  Univ.  of  Ark. 

1897,  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Texas,  iia  W.  i8th  St.,  Austin. 
X897    Noel  Jackson  Clancy,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1905,  Statistical  Oerk  in  State  Department  of  Education,  Austin. 
Frank  C.  Patten. 

1903,   Librarian  of  Rosenberg  Library,  Galveston. 
1899    Isaac  Merritt  Aoard.  A.B..  '7?-  A.M.,  '84.  Amherst  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Wooater. 

1006.   President  of  Tillotaon  College   Austin. 
X900    B.  K.  Benson. 

1893,   Agent  for  D.  C.  Heath  81  Co.,  aoi  Lucile  Ave.,  Austin. 
Edward  Levoisier  Blackshear,  A.B.,  '81.  A.M..  *oa.  Tabor  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '03,  Wilberforce  Univ. 

1896,  Principal  of  State  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Prairie  View. 
C.  H.  Maxson,  B.Sc.,  '91.  B.D.,  '99.  St. .Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1907,  President  of  Bishop  College,  Marshall. 
190a    W.  D.  Butler,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M..  '87,  Bethel  Coll. 

1906,  Teacher  of  Mathematics.  North  Texas  Sute  Normal  School,  Denton. 
Alexander  Caswell  Elliss,  A.B.,  '94-  Univ.  of  N.  C;  Ph.D.,  '97,  Qark  Univ. 

1897,  Professor  of  The  Science  and  Art  of  Education,  Univeraty  of  Texas,  ssoa  Wichita 

St.,   Austin. 
1903    Mrs.  Bessie  B.  Bailey. 

1889,    Principal  of  Grammar  School;  res.,  913  N.  Florence  St.,  El  Paso. 
John  Lee  Brooks,  A.M.,  '93,  Southwestern  Univ.;  B.D.,  '00,  Drew  Theol.  Sem. 

Wills  Point. 
William  C.  Lawson,  B.  Sc.,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  Pd.B.,  A.B.,  American  Univ.  of  Harriman. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  Bryan. 
Arthur  LErEVRE.  C.E.,  '94.  Univ.  of  Tex.,  and  '8s.  Univ.  of  Va. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schods.  Dallas. 
Arthur  Newell  McCallum.  A.B..  '87,  Davidson  Coll. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  a6o8  Rio  Grande  St.,  Austin. 
George  A.  Newton,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Trinity  Univ. 

1908,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Trinity  University.  Waxahachic. 
W.  H.  Pool.  A.B..  '87  A.M.,  '07.  Baylor  Univ. 

189a,   Dean  of  Baylor  University  Academy;  res..  looi  Speight  St.,  Waco. 
Edward  £.  Rall,  M.Didac,  '95.  Iowa  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B..  '00,  Univ.  of  Iowa;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Yale  Univ. 

Z905,   Instructor  in  Education,  University  of  Texas,  Austin. 
I9C4    W.  H.  Attebery,  .\.B.  and  B.Sc.,  Savoy. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  801  W.  Rusk  St.,  Marshall. 
Robert  B.  Cousins,  A.B.,  'Sa,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1905,   State  Superintendent  of  PuUic  Instruction.  Capitol.  Austin. 


Texas]  UPB,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  213 

TEXAS—CotOmwed 

1904  Fredeek}  Ernkst  Fakeington,  A.B.,  '04,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  'oa,  Ph.D.,  'o4t  Columbia  Unir. 

1 905,  Univeirity  of  Texas,  Austin. 
J.  H.  Geovb,  A.M.,  '03.  Baylor  Unir. 

1890.  Teacher,  and  (1896),  Ptesident  of  Howard  Payne  College,  Brownwood 
OscAE  Aethue  Hamszbn. 

1903,  Director  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  335,  loth  St.,  Dallas. 
Paul  Wuittield  Hoen,  A.M..  '88.  Central  Coll. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  as8  Emerson  Ave.,  Houston. 
James  Thoicas  Johnson,  A.B.,  '91.  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

1907,  Chairman  of  Facutty  and  Teacher  of  Mathemadcs,  Texas  Baptist  University,  Sta.  A, 
Dallas. 

Myea  M.  Winchxstee. 

r903«   Principal  of  Fort  Worth  Kindergarten  College;  res.,  500  Jennings  Ave.,  Fort  Worth. 
Cebe  T.  Woek. 

190a,  President  of  College  of  Industrial  Arts,  Denton. 

1905  Cael  Habtxan,  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  04,  Univ.  of  Tex. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  of  Travis  County,  ao3  E.  x6th  St..  Austin. 
TsoY  Wilson  Lewis,  A.M.,  LL.B. 

1906,  Presdent  Emeritus  of  the  Lewis  Business  University,  Kansas  City,  Kans.;  home 

address,  P.  O.  Box.  415,  Tyler. 
Thomas   L.  Toland,  LJ.,    Peabody  Nor.  Coll.;    A.B.,  '9a,  Ashland  Coll.;  Litt.B.,  '94,  Univ.  of 
Nashville. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  1005,  xxth  St.,  Wichita  Falls. 

1906  W.  F.  Baenett. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Van  Alstyne. 
Waltee  F.  Doughty.  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Tex. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Mariin. 
Peyton  Ievtno,  Je.,  A.B.,  '00.  Univ.  of  Tex. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Brenham. 
John  C.  Lattimoee.  M.Sc.,  '96,  Baylor  Univ. 

X899.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  xia4  S.  5th  St.,  Waco. 
John  L.  Long. 

DaUas. 
James  W.  Lowber,  Ph.D..  *8o.  Svracuse  Univ.;    F.E.LS..  Scotland;    F.R.A.S.,  London. 

1893,   Chancellor  and  University  Lecturer,  Texas  Christian  University,  1x3  E.  x8th  St., 
Austin. 
M.  H.  Mooee. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schooh,  1333  Gould  Ave.,  North  Fort  Worth. 
Edwakd  B.  Stovee,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  NashviUe. 
X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Mexia. 

1907  A.  S.  Blankenshif,  B.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Texas. 

X907,  County  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Gatesville. 
A.  E.  Day. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Center. 
RoBEET  Geebn  Hall,  A.B.,  '9X,  A.M.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Prairie  and  Featherstone  Sts.,  Qebume. 
Justin  Ford  Kimball,  A.M..  '99.  Baylor  Univ. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  619  N.  9th  St.,  Temple. 
William  J.»Kiee. 

1904,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  La  Grange. 
A.  H.  Russell. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  15x5  Rutland  St.,  Houston  Heights. 
Walter  D.  Williams,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Miss. 

1907.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  191 2  Hemphill  St.,  Fort  Worth. 

1908  William  Bennett  Buzell,  Ph.B.,  '01.  B.Sc.,  '08.  Baylor  Univ. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Navasota. 
Haery  F.  Estill,  Utt.  D.,  '07  Austin  College. 

Principal  Sam  Houston  Normal  Institute,  Huntsville. 
Sam.  L.  Hornbeak,  Ph.D.,  '94,  LL.D.,  '08,  Cumberland  Univ. 

Prendent  Trinity  University,  Univeraty  Ave.,  Waxahachie. 
F.  M.  Martin,  A.B.,  '05,  Washington  and  Lee  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  Public  Schools,  City  Hall,  El  Paso. 
John  Edgar  Wright. 

1906,    Superintendent  Public  Schools,  Brackettville,  via  Spofford. 

INSTrrUTIONS 

1898    UNrvtRsmr  or  Texas. 

President,  Sidney  £.  Mezes;   Librarian,  P.  L.  Windsor,  Austin. 
1003    Carnegie  Library  op  San  Antonio. 

President,  Sidney  E.  Mezes;  Librarian,  P.  L.  Windsor,  Austin. 
X904    Southwest  Texas  State  NorIcal  School. 

Principal,  Thomas  G.  Harris.  San  Marcos. 
«9o6    Carnegie  Ldeary,  Fort  Worth. 

President,  W.  B.  Paddock;  Librarian.  Mrs.  Charles  Scheuber.  Fort  Worth. 


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TEXAS-CMltfMMtf 

1906    Stati  Dbpaxtuent  or  Education. 

Sute  Superintcndcot  of  PubBc  lumiction,  Robert  B.  Coittini,  Aottiii. 

1908    Baylok  Uxivsbsitb. 

Etwood  FottU,  LifanuiiBf  W«co,  Ton*. 

UTAH 

1897    Rosaub  Polloce. 

1901.  Sttpenriior  of  Primary  SdKx>la,  Kenaington  FUts.  Salt  Lake  City. 
1809    J.  L.  BiowN,  Pd.B..  '98.  Brigham  Young  Univ.;  B.Sc.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X904,  Principal  of  Nonnal  School,  Brigham  Young  Univtnity,  244  N.  3d  Weat  Sc,  Fkovo. 
1901    William  Allison,  Uiuy.  of  Utah. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3667  Washington  Ave..  Ogden. 
David  H.  Cbustensbn. 

X901,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  6  Capitol  Are.,  Salt  Lake  City. 
Gboige  a.  Eaton,  A.B.,  AM..  '9a,  Harvard  Univ. 

1900,  Principal  of  High  School,  University  Qub,  Salt  Lake  City. 
A.  C.  NiLSON,  D.B..  Ph.B. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  840  Park  Ave.,  Salt  Lake  Gty. 
190a    David  E.  Cloyd,  A.M..  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Mum.;  A.M.,  CohmiUa  Univ. 
Principal  of  High  School.  Ogden. 
William  A.  Wcthll. 

1901,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schoob,  Templeton  BuiUing,  Salt  Lake  Qty. 
X904    GsosoE  W.  Dkkkr.  Ph.B..  '93.  Univ.  of  Uuh. 

X904,  Principal  of  Southern  Branch  Nonnal  School,  Cedar  City. 

1905  HotACE  H.  CiTMMiNOS.  B.Sc.,  'o^,  Univ.  of  Utah. 

1906,  General  Supenntendent  of  Schools  of  the  Church  of  Jesus  Christ  of  Lattciday  Samts, 

44  E.  South  Temple  St.,  Salt  Lake  Qty. 
WnxiAM  Senios  Rawlings. 

1893.  Superintendent  of  Schools.  373  E.  4th  North  St..  Provo. 
John  W.  Smith. 

1907,  District  Superintendent,  Jordan  Schools,  Draper. 
William  M.  Siswait,  M J)idac..  D.Didac.  '07,  Univ.  of  Utah. 

Professor  of  Education,  and  Principal  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  374  So.  xath  East 
St.,  Salt  Lake  City. 
Mathonirab  Thomas,  LL.B..  *oo,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X904,  Member  of  Board  of  Education,  468,  7th  Ave.,  Salt  Lake  City. 

1906  Geosge  H.  Brimhall.  D.Didac.  '97,  L.D.S.  Church. 

190a,   President  of  Brigham  Young  University;  res..  356  N.  xst  St.,  Provo. 
John  H.  Coombs. 

1904,  Principal  of  Lafayette  School;  res.,  a74  Caayon  Road.  Salt  Lake  Gty. 
Joseph  Jenson,  B.Sc.,  'oa.  Harvard  Univ. 

Consulting  Engineer,  SpringviUe. 
Delbest  W.  Parratt. 

19051  Supervisor  of  Bianual  Thuning,  Qty  Schools,  330  E.  xath  South  St.,  Sah  Lake 

1907  W.  E.  Archibald,  A.B..  '80,  Brown  Univ.  • 

Supervising  Principal  of  Public  School,  P.  O.  Box  41,  Morgan. 
Frane  M.  Driogs. 

X90X,  Superintendent  of  the  School  for  the  Deaf  and  Blind,  Ogden. 
Lars  Ecbart  Ecgertsen.  Pd.B.,  '95,  Brifham  Young  Univ.;  D.B. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Utah  County  Schools,  41  East  8th  North  St.,  Provo. 
SmoN  P.  Ecgertsen,  Grad..  '81,  No.r  Drpt..  Bricham  Young  Univ. 

1894,  Principal  of  Schools,  390  S.  5th  West  St.,  Provo. 
Martha  J.  Johnson. 

X905,   Supervisor  of  Physical  Education,  a04  M.  St.,  Salt  Lake  City. 
Joseph  Thomas  Kdscsbury.  Ph.B.,  A.M,  Ph.D.,  111.  Wes.  Univ.;  D.Sc.  (hon.),  Univ.  of  Utah. 

1897,   President  of  University  of  Utah;  res.,  aaa  South  lath  East  St..  Salt  Lake  City. 
James  H.  Linpord,  B.Sc..  D.B. 

1900,  President  of  Brigham  Young  College;  res..  xi6  W.  xst  South  St..  Logan. 
Albert  Uriah  Miner. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Sanpete  County  Schools,  Fair  Mew. 

G.   M.   MUMPORD. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Murray. 
John  S.  Welch. 

Supervisor  of  Gr^aomu  Grades,  Public  Schoob,  xoa7  E.  6th  South  St.,  Salt  Lake 

X908    Byeon  Cummings,  A.B..  '89,  A.M.,  'oa,  Rutgers. 

1906,   Professor  of  Anaent  Languages  and  Literature,  and  Dean  of  School  of  Arts  and 
Sciences,  University  of  Utah,  936  Ea9t  X€th  South  St.,  Salt  Lake  Gty. 
Joseph  F.  Merrill,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D. 

Director  of  the  State  School  of  Mines,  and  Professor  of  Physics  and  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing, University  of  Utah.  Salt  Lake  City. 


Vir«ma)  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  215 

UTAH— Cm/AsmJ 

IN&lll'UlJOllS 

189s    Univbssity  of  Utah. 

President,  J.  T.  Kingabory;  libnurkn,  Ettber  Ndaon,  Salt  Lake  Gty. 

1898     BSIGBAM  YOXTNO  COUJBOS. 

President,  James  H.  Linfofd,  Logan. 
190a    AcmicuLTmAL  Collsos  of  Utah,  Libsaby. 

President.  John  Andreas  Wtdtaoe;  Librarian,  Elixabeth  Church  Smith,  Logan. 

VERMONT 


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ACnVB 

i8q4    Mason  S.  Stone.  A.B.,  ^83.  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Edwcafion,  Montpeller. 
1899    Isaac  Thomas,  A.B.,  '81,  A.M.,  '84,  Yale  Univ. 

1908.  Principal  of  High  School.  Rutland, 
igoi    Charlb  H.  Dunton,  A.B.,  '70,  Univ.  of  Vt.;  D.D.,  '87,  Syracuse  Univ. 

i877i   Principal  ot  Troy  Conference  Academy,  Poultney. 
Philxf  R.  LBAVXNwoaTH,  A.B.,  '99,  Yale  Univ. 

1897,  Principal  of  SUte  Normal  School,  Ca^tleton. 
1905    WDriBsop  P.  Abbott.  A.B.,  '93.  A.M..  '96,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Proctor,  Pittsford.  Rutland,  and  Chittenden;   res., 
High  St.,  Proctor. 
William  John  Ballou.  A.B..  '97.  Brown  Univ.;  B.D..  *ox.  Hartford  Theol.  Sem. 

Ludlow. 
F.  W.  Cabbieb.  A.B..  'ox,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  West  Rutland. 
Mbbbitt  Dabbow  CHrrTXNDXN.  A.B.,  '941  Univ.  of  Vt. 

X908.   Principal  of  High  School.  305  Main  St.,  Burlington. 
John  H.  Moblby.  A.B..  '63.  A.M..  '66.  LL.D..  '00.  WnUams  Coll. 

X906.  Pastor  of  the  Congregational  Church.  Springfield. 
CoBWiN  F.  Palmbb,  A.B.,  '9a.  Harvard  Uni  .:  A.M.,  (honorary),  Muskingum  Coll. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  aty  Schools.  64  Summer  St..  St.  Johnsbury. 
H.  J.  Stannabd. 

x893>   Principal  of  Barton  Academy;  res..  9  Harrison  Ave..  Barton. 
Cabl  Vbbnon  Towbb.  A.B.,  A.M..  'o5.  Brawn  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '98.  Cornell  Univ. 

1909.  Professor  of  Philosophy.  University  of  Vermont,  9a  Brookes  Ave.,  Burlington. 
190s    Fbbd  J.  Bbownscombb.  ^f 

'   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  39  State  St..  Montpelier.  \f^ 
Hknby  Obson  Whebleb.  A.B..  *67.  Univ.  of  Vt. 

x88o.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  33s  S.  Union  St..  Burlington. 

Hablan  N.  Wood,  A.B  .  '93.  A.M.,  '99.  Amherst  Coll.  1^ 

X904,  Instructor  in  Greek  uad  Latin,  St.  Johnsbury  Academy,  3  Main  St.,  St  Johnsbury.  \\< 

1Q06    W.  A.  Beebe.  A.B..  *89,  Univ.  of  Vt.  i^f 

1889.   Principal  of  Peopled  Academy.  MorrisviUe. 

Allison  E.  Tuttle.  A.B..  *7p.  A.M^  '84,  Bates  CoU.  >^\ 

X904,   Principal  of  High  School,  and  (1907)  Treasurer  of  American  Institute  of  Instruction,  &  * 

res.,  44  School  St.,  Bellows  Falls.  V/ 

1907  E.  L.  Haynes.  A.B..  Bates  Coll.  ^  ^' 

1907,  Distria  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Southern  Vermont,  Box  387.  Readsboro.  .  • 

Cablton  D.  Howe,  A.B..  '98.  M.Sc.,  'oc.  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1907.  Superintendent  of  Pubuc  School  Union.  Essex  Junction. 
Donald  T.  Page.  A.B.,  'ox.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X907.   Principal  ojf  Brigham  Academy.  Bakersfield;  express  office.  East  Fairfield.  ^  *  '"^ 

Bbadlby  C.  Rodgebs.  A.B..  '98,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1908,  Principal  of  High  School,  Montpdicr.  [  .^ 
Jessie  I.  Ross.  ^ 

XO07,  Distria  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Grand  Isle.  V 

LnrwooD  Taft. 

X907,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Post  Mills.  "- 

Edward  S.  Watson,  A.B.,  '95.  Dartmouth  CoU.  -/. ' 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Newport  District,  Newport. 

1908  Habbis  Wabd  Lewis,  A.B.,  '04.  Colgate  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Randolph  District  Union  Schools,  34  School  St..  Randolph. 

INSTTTUTION  °^^ 

1031     UnIVEBSTTY  of  VeBMONT,  LnBABY. 

Librarian.  Edith  £.  Clarke,  Burlington. 
VIRGINIA 

ACTIVE  MBMBEBS 

1894    Edwin  A.  Alobbman,  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  N.  C;  D.C.L.,  '96.  Univ.  of  the  South:  LL.D..  '90.  Tulane 
Univ.,  'oa,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  '04.  Columbia  Univ.,  and  '03,  Yale  Univ.,  '07 
N.  Car.,  and  'oR,  Williams  Coll. 
X904,  President  of  University  of  Virginia,  Charlottesville. 
John  H.  Badbb,  A.B..  *8s,  Washington  and  Lee  Univ.  »   < 

McGabeysviUe. 


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VIRGINU— CoM/^Mtf 

1894    William  F.  Fox,  A.M.,  '58.  Richmond  Coll. 

1880.  Superintendeot  of  Schoob,  City  Hall,  Richmood. 
Robert  Burwell  Fulton,  A.B.,  '6q,  A.M.,  *7a,  of  Mias.;  LL.D^  Univ.  '03,  of  Nashville.,  '04,  S.  Car. 
Coll..  '06,  Univ.  of  Ala. 
igo6.  Superintendent  of  the  Miller  Manual   Labor  School.  Miller   School   P.  O..  Albe- 
marle County. 
Edward  C.  Glass. 

1879,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  6j3  Madiaon  St.,  Lynchburg. 
1898    Maurice  M.  Lynch. 

1886.    Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Frederic  County  and  of  City  of  Winchester,  and  Member 
of  State  Board  of  Education.  la  Rouaa  Ave.,  Winchester. 
Sarah  J.  Walter. 

Principal  of  Training  Department.  Hampton  Normal  and  Agricultural   Institute, 
Hampton. 
1900    HoLLis  RuRKE  Frissell,  D.D.,  '00.  Howard  Univ.;  S.T.D..  Harvard  Univ.;  LL.D.,  *oi.  Yale  Univ. 
1893,   Principal  of  Hampton  Normal  and  Agricultural  Institute,  Box  10,  Hampton. 
W.  H.  Keister. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Franklin  St.,  Harrisonburg. 
190a    Andrew  J.  Gray,  Jr. 

Manager  of  Agency  Department,  B.  F.  Johnson  Publishing  Co.,  P.  O.  Box  944, 
Richmond. 
Theodore  Hough,  A.B.,  '86.  Ph.D.,  '93,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1907.   Professor  of  Physiology,  University  of  Virginia,  Charlottesville. 
Willis  A.  Jenkins,  A.B.,  William  and  Mary  Coll. 

Member  of  State  Board  of  School  Inspectors  and  Examiners,  and  Secretary  of  Virginia 
Summer  School  of  Methods.  114,  34th  St..  Newport  News. 
1903    William  Holmes  Davis,  A.B.,  '93,  Randolph- Macon  Coll. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  11 14  Main  St.,  Danville. 
Mrs.  Jane  Clark  Hill,  A.B.,  *oi,  Oberlin  Coll. 


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Joseph  L.  Jarman,  A.B.,  Emory  and  Henry  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '06.  Hampden-Sydney  Coll. 

1933,   President  of  State  Female  Normal  School,  Farmville. 
Margaret  G.  Kino. 

Principal  of  Ghent  Kindergarten,  308  Ohiey  Road,  Norfolk. 
James  Morris  Page,  A.M.,  '85,  Randolph  Macon  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '87.  Ldprig. 

1896,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  and  Dean  of  University  of  Virginia,  Charlottesville. 
George  P.  Phenix. 

1908,    Vice-Prindpal  of  Hampton  Institute,  Hampton. 
Ernest  Shawen,  L.I.,  '94.  A.B.,  '99,  William  and  Mary  CoU. 

1903,  Principal  of  Brambleton  Grammar  School  No.  3;  res.,  313  Roee  Ave.,  Norfolk. 

1904  Julian  Alvin  Carroll  Chandler,  Ph.D.,  '96.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '04,  Richmond  CoU  ; 

A.M.,  '93.  WUliam  and  Mary  Coll. 
Editor  of  "Virginia  Journal  of  Education,"  nth  and  Bank  Sis.,  Richmond. 
J.  Franklin  Messenger.  A.B.,  '95.  Univ.  of  Kans.;  A.M..  '01.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Columbia 
Univ. 
1905,   Instructor  in  Psychology  and  Education,  Virginia  Sute  Normal  School.  Farmville. 
Charles  Cardoza  Poindexter,  B.Sc.,  in  Agri.,  'ot,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

1907,  Director  of  Agriculture  for  the  American  Church  Institute  for  Negroes,  St.  Paul 

Normal  and  Industrial  School,  Lock  Box  149.  Lawrenceville. 
Robert  Henry  Sheppe,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M.,  and  Ph.B..  '99.  Randolph- Macon  CoU. 

1908,  Assistant  Principal  and  Professof  of  Pedagogy,  Blachstone  Female  Institute,Blackstone, 

1905  James  C.  Harwood,  A.B..  '93.  Richmond  Coll. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  3618  E.  Franklin  St.,  Richmond. 

Albert  H.  Hill,  A.B..  '87,  Richmond  Coll. 

1904,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  1633  W.  Grace  St.,  Richmond. 
Charles  G.  Maphis. 

1905,  Member  of  SUte  Board  of  Examiners,  540  Park  St.,  Chark>ttesville. 

Bruce  Ryburn  Payne,  A.B.,  '96.  A.M.,  '03,  Trinity  Coll.;  A.M.,  '03,  Ph.D..  '04,  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Professor  of  Psychology,  University  of  Virginia.  Preston  Heights,  ChariottesviUe. 
Edward  Hutson  Russell. 

Member  and  Secretary  of  State  Board  of  Public  School  Examiners,  Fredericksburg- 

1906  Julian  A.  Burruss.  B.Sc..  '98.  Va.  Poly.  Inst.;   A.M..  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,    President  of  State  Normal  and  Industrial  School.  Harrisonburg. 
Henry  Eastman  Bennett.  A.B.,  '07.  Univ.  of  Chicago,  L.I.,  '96.  Pcabody  Nor.  Coll. 

1Q07.    Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Education,  Cdlege  of  William  and  Mary,  Williamsburg, 

1907  Lee  Bidgood,  A.B..  '05.  A.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Va. 

1906,  Professor  of  History  and  Social  Sciences,  State  Female  Normal  School,  Farmville. 
James  E.  Clements,  LL.B..  '81.  Georgetown  Univ. 

i8g3,    Sufwrintendcnt  of  Schools  of  Alexandria  County,  Rosslyn. 
Joseph  Dupuy  Eggleston,  Jr.,  A.B.,  A.M.,  '86,  Hampden-Sydney  Coll. 

1906,    State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.   State  Capitol,  Richmond. 
Harris  Hart,  A.B.,    '96,    Richmond    Coll.,    Va. 

1 90s,    President  of  State  Board  of  School  Examiners,  1333  Roanoke  St..  Roanoke. 

William  M.  Hunter. 

President  of  Female  Institute,  Williamsburg. 


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WuhiBstoQ]     LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  217 

VIRGINIA— CmImmmI 

1907  William  C.  Mokton,  A.B.,  *oa,  Washington  and  Lee  Univ. 

Saperintendent  of  City  Public  Schools,  3814  West  Ave.,  Newport  News. 
J.  P.  Nsrr,  A.M..  '04.  Univ.  of  Miss. 

1908,   Prindpd,  Grammar  School  and  Instructor  in  Mathematics  in  the  Virginia  Mechanics 
InaUtute,  uia  Park  Ave.,  Ridmiond. 
Jamxs  Shelby  Thomas,  A.B.,  Milligan  Coll.;  A.M.,  Va.  Christian  CoIL 

1905,  State  School  Examiner,  Third  Circuit  of  Virginia,  707  Kiise  Bldg ,  Lynchburg. 
AETHt7E  D.  Weight,  A.B..  A.M..  '04.  Coll.  of  William  and  Mary. 

igo6.   Principal  of  Baker  School,  P.  O.  Box  15,  Richmcmd. 

1908  William  Anthony  Aeey,  A.B.,  '04,  A.M..  '05  Columbia  University. 

1906,  Inspector  in  History  and  Civil  Government,  and  (1908)  Business  Manager  Hampton 

Institute,  Hampton. 
Haeey  Feksman  Button,  B.S.A.,  *o6,  ComeU,  Univ. 

Director  of  AgriculturBl  High  School,  8th  Congressional  District,  Manassas. 
G.  MaTON  Elam.  B.S.,  Ped.B. 

1907,  Principal  of  Graded  Schools,  Coebum. 
William  T.  Hodoes,  A.B.,  'oa,  CoUese  of  WiUiam  an  dMary. 

Principal,  Grammar  School  No.  a.  706  N.  Main  St.«  Danville. 
Rose  A.  Maees. 

Head  of  Teachers'  Timining  Department,  High  School,  80s  E.  Marshall  St.,  Rich- 
mond. 
John  Peeston  McConnell,  A.B.,  '90.  A.M.,  '96,  Milligan  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  *04.  Univ.  of  Va. 

1904,  Professor  ojf  History,  Emory  and  Henry  College,  Emory. 
J.  Beooebs  SMTfH.  A.B..  *o6;   A.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Virginia. 

X907,   Head  Department  of  Mathematics,  High  School,  sao  N.  30th  St.,  Richmond. 
F.  H.  Wheatlsy,  B.S..  Valparaiso  Normal  Coll. 

1908,  Supenntendent  of  Schools,  lai  West  Main  St.,  Danville. 

INSTITUTIONB 

1S99    The  Hampton  Noemal  and  Aoeicultueal  iNSTrrtrrE. 

President,  Rev.  H.  B.  Frissell;  Librarian,  Miss  L.  E.  Herron,  Hampton. 
State  Female  Noemal  School. 

President,  J.  L.  Jarman;  Librarian,  Alice  B.  Dugger,  Farmville. 
1901    Washington  and  Lee  Univeestty. 

President,  George  H.  Denny,  Lexington. 
1905    Detaetmsnt  oe  Pubuc  Insteuction  op  Vibginia. 

Secretary  of  Board  of  Education,  R.  C.  Stearnes,  Richmond. 
1908    The  ViEonfiA  State  Libeaey. 

Librarian   H.   R.   Mcllwain,    Richmond. 

WASHINGTON 
active  membebs 

1890  WnxiAM  Edwaed  Wilson.  A.M.,  '7c,  Monmouth  Coll.  !t' 

1898,  Prind^  of  Washington  State  Normal  School,  and  (1907)  Member  of  Code  Com-  ^T 

mis&ion  of  the  State  of  Washington,  EUensbiirg. 

1891  Feane  J.  Baenaed.  .  J 

1901,   Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  313-313  Walker  Bldg.,  Seattle.  1:; • ' 

1894    Feane  B.  Coopee.  L*  - 

1901,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  901,  7th  Ave.,  Seattle. 
189s    John  T.  Foeeest,  Ph.B.,  '83,  Central  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1899.  Department  of  Mathematics,  Sute  Normal  School;  res.,  438  High  St.,  Bellingbam. 
1896    Chaeles  Feancis  Reeves,  B.Sc.,  '78,  M.Sc.,  '81,  Pa.  St.  Coll. 

4309,  xoth  Ave.,  N.  £.,  Seattle. 
Albebt  Henby  Yodee,  A.B.,  '93,  Ind.  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  711  Carr  St.,  Tacoma. 

1898  Geoecs  Lancaster,  Ph.B.,  '99,  Wes.  Univ.,  111. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Arlington. 
J.  D.  Stout,  B.Sc.,  '83.  Valparaiso  Coll. 

1931,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Dayton. 
O.  C.  WnrTNEY,  B.L.,  '96.  Puget  Sound  Univ. 

1895,   Principal  of  Bryant  School,  704  S.  x  St.,  Tacoma. 

1899  Fannie  P.  Farnsworth,  B.L.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1907,  Instructor  in  Latin,  High  School,  301  N.  J.  St.,  Tacoma. 
EzBA  Eliot  Lollar.  A.B.,  '03.  Otterbein  Univ.;  Grad.  '96.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Terre  Haute,  Ind. 

1907,   Instructor  in  English,  South  Central  High  School,  Spokane. 
J.  H.  Morgan,  A.M.,  '79.  Furman  Univ. 

1893,   Vice-Prindpal  of  Stite  Normal  School,  301  E.  loth  St..  Ellensburg. 
Charles  S.  Tilton,  Pd.B.,  '01,  Vashon  Coll. 

X9oa,  Principal  of  Seward  School,  1136,  loth  Ave..  Seattle. 
Jessie  Biedena  Wilcox. 

190  X,   Department  of  History,  State  Normal  School,  Ellensburg. 
1901    Hebbert  G.  Lull,  Grad.,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Ypsilanti;   A.B..  '04,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Associate  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Washington;   res.,  5643,  aoth  Ave. 
N.  E.,  Seattle. 


Charles  M.  Sherman.  A.R.,  '93,  Ph.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  'Ph.D.,  '95. 

1905,   Prindpal  oif  Lowell  School,  719  North  K.  St.,  Tacoma. 


9X8  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  (Wadhfa^oB 

WASHINGTON— CMrffaMtf 

igM    W.  F.  Bailxy,  B.L.,  Pufet  Sound  Univ. 

IQ03,  Principal  of  Parkland  Scboob,  4540  South  M  St.,  TacMua. 
Alpied  L.  Bkown. 

1906,  Saperintendcoi  of   Qty   SchooU,   Weaatdiee. 
WiLLMM  Geo«ce  McCastby,  A.B.,  'o<,  UoIt.  of  Wash.  « 

1891,  Principal  of  South  Sdiool,  4^17  Buriu  Ave.,  Seattfe. 
Sbldkn  F.  SnYBsa,  Ph.B.,  'oa,  Dc  Pauw  UniT.:  A.M.,  '01,  Ohio  St.  Unir. 

1908.  Head  ol  Department  of  Engliah,  High  School.  9  S.  6Ch  St.,  North  Yakina. 
Edwin  TwmiYKa,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M..  '87,  Franklin  and  Manhall  CoU. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Bdlingham. 
S.  W.  Yerus. 

1897*  Principal  of  B.  F.  Day  School,  3910  Aurora  Ave.,  Seattle. 

1903  Etheloa  Buros,  Ph.B.,  '89.  ComcU  Coll. 

1905,  Teacher  hi  Public  Schools,  Enumdaw;  home  addreaa,  Mt.  Vernon,  Iowa. 
EmcA  C.  Hart,  A.B. 

Principal  of  Grunmar  Grade  School.  183a.  13th  Ave.,  Seattle. 
Thomas  Franklin  Kane,  A.B..  1)8,  De  Pauw  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *9c,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1903.   President  of  University  of  Waahingtoo,  Univemty  Statioo,  Seattle. 
Frederick  M.  Padeliord,  A.B.,  '06,  A.M.,  '99,  Colbv  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '99,  Yale  Univ. 

1 901,   Profcsaor  of  En^ish  language  and  Literature,  Umverrity  of  Washington,  Seattle 
Anna  Jennie  Pelton,  B.Sc,  Univ.  of  Wash. 

X898,  Teacher  in  Public  Sdiools,  1617,  5th  Ave.,  N..  Seattle. 

F.  W.  Rboades,  B.Sc.,  '99.  lom%,  St.  ColL 

1907,  Instructor  in  High  School;  res..  3003  Boren  Ave.,  Seattle. 

1904  Julian  Eugene  Buchanan.  B.Sc.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  *o8.  Harvard  Univ. 

1901,  Head  of  Department  of  Physical  Sdence,  State  Normal  School,  Cheney. 
Charles  H.  Deane. 

Teacher  in  John  B.  Allen  Sdiool;  res..  406,  W.  6ad  St.,  Seattle. 
Mrs.  Mary  E.  Jenne. 

Z898,  Prindpal  of  High  School.  (1907)  Student  of  Washington  State  College,  904  Thatuna 
St..  Pullman. 
Nbttib  a.  Sawyer.  Ph.B.,  '00,  Iowa  CoO. 

190a,  Primary  Supervisor,  Public  Schools.  938, 13th  Ave..  Seattle. 

1905  WnxiAM  D.  Bay,  B.L..  '00.  Southern  Nor.  Sch.,  Huntington.  Tenn. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Lewis  County  Schools,  816  D.  St.,  Centralia. 
Jacob  Grant  Collicott,  A.B.,  Ind.  Univ. 

Prindpal  of  High  School,  Taooroa. 
W.  N.  Garucx,  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1906,  Assistant  hi  English,  High  School;  res..  3619  East  i  St.,  Tacoma. 
Edward  T.  Mathbs,  M.Sc,  Heidelberg  Univ.:  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Omaha. 

1899.   Prindpal  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  539  High  St.,  BeOingham. 
B.  W.  Johnson. 

1905,  Director  of  BCanual  Training,  Public  Schools,  901, 7th  Ave.,  W.,  Seattle. 
Hiram  Calvin  Sampson,  A.B.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Ind. 

1908,  Prindpal  of  State  Normal  School,  Cheney. 

1906  Timothy  B1  Alcorn,  B.Sc.,  '03.  Kans.  Wes.  Univ.;  A.B..  *o6.  Univ.  of  Wash. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Shdton. 
Almina  George. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Training  School,  State  Normal  School,  Bellingham. 
Nellie  Anne  Gray. 

1007,   Dean  of  Women,  State  Normal  School,  Edens  Hall,  Belluigham. 

G.  B.  HoAC. 

1907,  Director  of  Manual  Acts,  Public  Schools,  181  a  Hoyt  Ave.,  Everett. 
Paitl  Schenck  Filer,  A.B.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1907,  Instructor  m  English,  South  Central  High  School;  Cor.  Division  sad  3sth  Sta^ 

Spokane. 
Leonidas  Raymom)  Hiooins,  A.B.,  "84,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Cornell  Univ. 

1908,  Professor  of  Greek  and  Latin,  Whitworth  College;  380a  N.  Cheyenne  St.,  Taooma. 
Henry  F.  Hunt. 

1906,   Head  of  Latin  Department;  res.,  6x6  N.  Anderson  St..  Tacoma. 
J.  E.  Mannix,  B.Sc..  '81,  Cent.  Nor.  CoU.;  Pd.B. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Sedro-Woolley. 
George  Edward  Marker,  A.B..  '03.  Univ.  of  HI.;  A.M.,  *o4.  Teachen  Coll..  Columbia  Univ. 

1905,  Professor  of  Education  and  Director  of  Training  School,  State  Normal  School, 
Cheney. 
Edward  O.  Sisson.  B.Sc..  *86,  Kans.  Agri.  Coll.;  A.B.,  93,   Univ.  of  Chicago;  Ph.D..  *os.  Har- 
vard Univ. 
X006,   Profcsaor  of  Education,  University  of  Washington;  res.,  1833  Ravenna  Boul.,  Seattle. 
X907    Henry  B.  Dewey. 

State  Superintendent  of  Pubtic  Instructian,  Olympia. 
Ruth  C.  Hoptman. 

x9oa,   Supervisor  Primary  Training  Department.  State  Normal  School,  xoi  E.  8th  St., 

James  Leroy  Hunt,  A.B.,  '06.  Wash.  St.  Coll. 

Assistant  Prindpal  of  High  School,  Thornton;  res.,  613  Steptoe  St.,  Pullman. 
James  F.  Illingworth,  B.Sc.,  '00,  Pomona  Coll.;  A.M.,  '01,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  Biology,  High  School;  res.,  aaoi  Harvard  Ave..  N.,  Seattte. 


West  ViTKima]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  219 

WASHINGTON-CMMiiMtf 

1907    Roy  Buu>rrTB  Kxixoco,  A.B.,  *o5,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Z907.  Supetintendent  of  City  Schools,  Room  8,  Hope  Block,  CentnliA. 
William  Hasdin  LiTCAa,  A.B.,  Ky.  UiiiT. 

1906.  Prindpil  of  Brixton  School,  ColumfaU  Station.  Seattle. 
Jakks  E.  McKown,  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Prindpal  of  Unoofai  High  School;  res.,  saS  N.  60th  St.,  Seattle. 
Ethbl  C  Odkildv,  a  B.,  *o3,  UniT.  of  Idaho. 

xgo6.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Rathdrum;  res..  R.  R.  No.  j,  Paloose. 
Aktbub  W.  Phillifs. 

1908,  Principal  of  PubUc  Schools,  Mesa. 
AaiHua  R.  Pusst,  A.B..  'qx*  A.M.,  '94,  DePauw, 

1905.  Dean  of  the  College  of  Liberal  Arts.  Univcnity  of  Washington.  4S36  14th  Ave. 
N.E.,  University  Station,  Seattle. 
Etta  M.  Stuakt,  Grad..  '03,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Chico,  Cal. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  300*  Colby  Ave.,  Everett. 
Plot  E.  Wallxs. 

X907,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Burbank. 
igo6    Vncn.  E.  Dickson,  B.Ped..  '05,  Kirksville  (Mo.)  State  Nonnal,  A.B..  *oo,  Wash.  State  College. 
X908,  Superintendent  Gty  Schools,  Prosser. 
Cbablis  Faoan,  Grad.,  Valparaiso  Univ. 

X890,   Principal  of  Cascade  School,  4x9,  14th  St.  North,  Seattle. 
Fbahk  B.  Kxpimt,  A.B.,  *9i,  Indiana  Univ. 

1908,   Pxindpal  of  Lincohi  School,  6sx  South  K  St.,  Taooma. 
jAms  McGoHAN.  B.Ped.,  National  Univ. 

Principal  of  Lewis  and  Qark  School.  340  North  Chdan  Ave.  Wenatchee. 
Gsoaox  A.  Stamlky,  B.S. 

X896,   Pxindpal  of  Central  School,  sxa  N.  Tacoma  Ave.,  Tacoma. 


1897    Washxnoton  Stats  Normal  Scbool  at  Ellxmsburo. 

Prindpal.  W.  E.  Wilson,  Ubrarian,  Ella  G.  Warner,  EUensburg. 
189S    UmvKisiTT  OT  Washimoton. 

President,  T.  F.  Kane;  librarian,  W.  E.  Henry,  Seattle. 
1930    BiLLOfGHAM  Stats  Normal  School. 

Prindpal,  E.  T.  Mathes,  Bellingham. 
I93X    Sxattlx  Public  LmRARv. 

Librarian,  Judaon  T.  Jennings.  Seattle. 

WmrMAN  COLLIOC. 

President,  Stephen  B.  L.  Penrose;  librarian,  Annlnda  L.  Fix,  WaUa  WaUa. 
19M    Statb  Nobmal  School,  Chbnxy. 

Principal,  Harry  M.  Shafer,  Cheney. 

1905  Statb  Colleob  ot  Washington,  Libbaby. 

President,  Enoch  A.  Bryan;  Librarian,  Gertrude  Sazton,  Pullman. 

1906  Washinoton  Statb  Libbaby. 

State  librarian,  J.  M.  Hitt,  Olympia. 
1Q08    Tacoma  Public  Libbaby. 

Libraiian,  Franklin  F.  Hopper.  Tacoma. 

WEST  VIRGINU 

LITB  DIBBCTOB 
1877     T.  MaBCXLLUS  Ml^BtWAl.T.. 

Stouts  Mills;  express  oOice,  Bumsville. 


189X    Btxd  Pbillbbmaii,  B.Sc,  '89.  KnoxviUe  Coll.;  A.M.,  '94,  Westminster  CoD. 

x89a.  nofessor  of  English  Language,  West  Virginia  Cokxed  Institute,  Institute  P.  O. 
1894    RoBXBT  Allxn  Abmstbong.  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '89,  W.  Va.  Univ.,  sad  '03,  Harvard  Univ.;   LL.D., 
Allegheny  Coll. 
X90if  Head  of  English  Department,  West  Virginia  University;  X07  High  St..  Morgantown. 
1896    jAsrxB  Nbwtqm  Dxahl,  A.B.,  '93,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *o6,  Columbia  Univ. 

X901,  Professor  of  Educatkm.  West  Virginia  University,  4x4  Park  St.,  Morgantown. 
Lucy  Robdibon. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  i  la  S.  Front  St.,  Wheeling, 
igoo    HxxvxY  B.  Woxx,  A.B.,  '93.  A.M..  '96,  Univ.  of  Wooster 

1904,  Supexinteodent  of  Schools,  Schmulbach  BuiUing,  Wheeling. 
1991    Thomas  Condit  Millbb,  A.M.,  '9a,  West  Virginia  Univ. 

X90X.  State  Supcrintendei  t  of  Free  Schools.  State  Capitol.  Charieston. 


Lawbxncb  J.  COBBLY.  A.B..  '90.  Univ.  of  W.  Va.;  A.M..  '96. 
X896,  President  of  Marshall  College,  Huntington. 


1903    GxoBCX  Emanuxl  Hubbs. 

X907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Cameron. 
DaNxbl  Boaboman  Pubinton,  A.M.,  W.Va.  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '9a,  Univ.  of  Nashville:  LL.D..  '89.  Dcni- 
son  Univ. 
X90X,   President  of  West  ^rginia  Universty.  Morgantown. 


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xgoj    John  C.  Shaw,  B.Sc.,  '9a,  M.Sc.,  '94,  UdIt.  of  Nashville. 

igoi.   Prindpiil  of  State  Normal  Schoo>,  West  Liberty. 
1935    Charles  S.  Biilles,  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1904,   Principal  of  High  School  S4i  S.  Penn  St.,  WhceUnf. 
Ika  Benton  Bush.  A.B.,  '00.  West  Va.  Univ. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  417  5th  Ave.,  Hinton. 
Joseph  Rosier. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  7aa  Benoni  Ave.,  Fairmont. 

1906  Mrs.  Ethel  Carle  McBee,  A.B.,  '05,  W.  Va.  Univ. 

1905.  Principal  of  High  School,  Mannington. 
William  H.  Wayt,  A.B.,  '07.  W.  Va.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools.  St.  Marys,  (1908)  Graduate  Student,  Teachers  CoUeire, 
Livingston  Hall,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 

1907  C.  L.  Bemb,  B.Sc.,  Mich.  Agri.  CoU.;  Pd.M.,  St.  Nor.  CoU.  Mich. 

Principal  of  State  Normal  Schools,  Athens,  (express  office,  Oakvale). 
Edda  E.  Binoell. 

Principal  of  Centre  School.  ia6|,  X4th  St..  )^liecling. 
Georob  W.  Brindle,  M.E.,  '9a,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  West  Cheater.  Pa. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Stewart  Bldg.,  Martinsburg. 
L.  W.  Burns. 

Member  of  State  of  Examiners,  Mariinton. 
Howard  Fucshman. 

1908,   Student,  University  of  West  Virginia,  8  Fore!it  Ave..  Mcxgantown. 
Lorain  FoRTMEy.  A.B.,  LL.B.,  West  Va.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  West.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1908.   Prinapal  of  Keyscr  Preparatory  Branch  of  the  West  Virginia  University,  Keyser. 
WnxiAM  Henry  Gallup.  A.B.,  "Ss,  A.M.,  '88,  Allegheny  Coll. 

1899,   Superintendent  m  Schools,  3a4  Willey  St.,  Morgantown. 
L.  J.  Hamifam.  A.B.,  '07,  W.  Va.  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School,  1x9^,  3rd  St.,  Elkins. 
MoirrANA  HASTXNoa. 

Supervisor  of  Training  Department,  5«tate  Normal  School,  Fairmont. 
W.  M.  Henderson,  A.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  3x0  Morton  Ave..  Moundsville. 
John  G.  Knitttt,  A.B..  '97,  West  Va.  Univ.:  A.M.,  *oa,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1903.   Principal  of  Shephard  College,  State  Normal  School,  Shepherdstown. 
Mary  Reppetto. 

Principal  of  Webster  School.  a735  Eoff  St..  Wheeling. 
Joseph  W.  Stayman,  Ph.B.,  '94.  A.M.,  '07,  Dickinson  Coll. 

x9oa.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  89  South  Mineral  St.,  Keyser. 
Ons  G.  Wilson.  A.B..  '07,  W.  Va.  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Elkins. 

1908  Cha<«.  H.  Ebers,  A.B.,  '00,  W.  Va.,  Univ. 

X905,   Teacher  olf  Science,  High  School,  Wheeling,  res.,  Elm  Grove. 
William  Colver  Gist,  A.B..  '06.  W.  Va.  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Kingwood. 
G.  Otto  Grady,  B.Sc.,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ. 

Z904.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Cerodo. 
Lawrence  B.  Hill,  A.B..  '06.  W.  Va.  Univ.,  A.M..  '07,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1908,  Principal  Tyler  County  High  School,  Middleboume,  express  office,  Stster^De. 
Mrs.  Mary  R.  McGwioan. 

1906,  Assistant  to  City  Superintendent,  157  Court  St.,  Charieston. 
Margaret  Otis.  A.B.,  '83.  Ph.D..  '06.  Comdl  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  Education,  Marshall  Coll.,  Huntington. 
Gertrude  S.  Pollock,  A.B.,  '07,  W.  Va.,  Univ. 

Teacher  of  Latin.  High  School,  448  W.  Pike  St.,  Qarksburg;  home  address,  Buck- 
hannon. 
John  Clement  Timberman,  B.S..  '02;  Ph.B.,  '06,  Ohio  University. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Chester. 
WiLLUM  W.  Trent. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  840  Washington  Ave.,  Central  City. 

A.  J.   WiLSINSON. 

Agent,  American  Book  Co.,  Grafton. 


INSTITUTIONS 

1899    West  Virginia  University. 

President,  D.  B.  Purinton;  Librarian,  Nathaniel  L.  Goodrich,  Morgantown. 
X930    State  Normal  School,  West  Liberty. 

Principal,  John  C.  Shaw,  West  Liberty. 
1901    Public  (library.  Wheeling. 

Superintendent,  Hervey  B.  Work,  Wheeling. 
1905    Department  or  Free  Schools. 

State  Superintendent  of  Free  Schoob,  Thos.  C.  Miller,  Charleston. 


I905,  SaDenntendent  of  Public  Schools  and  Stout  Training  Schools,  xoa.  4th  Ave.  N., 


Wisconsb]        LlPEy  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  221 

WISCONSIN 

LITE  MEMBESS 

1884    John  Aktbuk  Aylwaed,  A.B.,  '84.  B.L.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Wis. 
Vilas  Block.  Madison. 
jAntus  Hakvlin  Cakpemtex,  A.M.,  '74,  Yale  CoU.;  LL.D.,  '76,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Emeritus  Jackson  Professor  of  Law,  University  of  Wisconsin,  315  Wisooosin  Ave^, 
Madison. 
LxwB  Heebekt  Clark. 

zSga.  Professor  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School,  River  Falls. 
Philip  Eden,  Ph.B.,  '7a,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

60X  Pine  St.,  Platteville. 
John  Q.  Ekeby,  A.M.,  Beloit  Coll., 

190a,   State  Dairy  and  Food  Commissioner,  R.  F.  D.  Nq.  a  Edgerton.  « 

LoRENSO  Dow  Haevey,  Ph.D.,  '91,  Milton  Coll. 

e intendent  "'  n-^-ii-  c^i — 

nomonie. 
Andrew  J.  Hutton. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  Wisconsin  Industrial  School  for  Boys,  Waukesha. 
Chari.es  H.  Nye. 

Viola. 
John  Barber  Parkinson,  A.B.,  '60.  A.M.,  '63,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1885,   Vice-Presid^t,  ana  (1907)  Emeritus  Professor  erf  Constitutional  and  International 
Law,  Umversity  of  Wisconsin,  5x6  Wisconsin  Ave.,  Madison. 
Samxtel  Shaw,  A.M.,  '75,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Lawyer,  Crandon,  Forest  Co. 

ROBEBT  ClOSSON  SpENCER. 

1863,  Founder  and  President  of  Spencerian  Business  College, Wisconsin  St.  and  Broadway 
Milwaukee. 
Joshua  Stark,  A.B.,  '48.  Union  Coll.,  N.  Y. 

315  Farwdl  Ave.,  Milwaukee. 
Isaac  Newton  Stewart,  B.Sc,  '6a,  Univ.  of ^  Wis. 

Formerly  Editor  of  "Milwaukee  Journal,"  731  North  St.,  Appleton. 
Charles  Frederick  Viebahn. 

Chairman  of  the  State  Board  of  Examiners,  703  Western  Ave.,  Watertown. 
189X    John  Hull,  A.M.,  '76,  m.  Wes.  Univ. 

S009  State  St.,  Milwaukee. 

active  membebs 
1887    Albert  Salisbury,  Ph.D.,  Milton  CoU. 

X885,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Whitewater. 
i8(ii    Carroll  Gardner  Pearse. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Gty  Hall,  Milwaukee. 
189a    M.  VwcENT  O'Shea.  B.L.,  '93.  Cornell  Univ. 

1895,   Professor  of  the  Science  and  Art  of  Education,  University  of  Wisconsin,  140  Langdon 
St.,  Madison. 
Albert  Willis  Trbssler,  A.B.,  '91,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X900,   Inspector  of  Schools,  University  of  Wisconsin,  446  N.  Charter  St.,  Madison. 

1893  William  George  Bruce. 

Editor  of  "American  School  Board  Journal,"  447  Hanover  St.,  Milwaukee. 

1894  Richard  B.  Dudgeon,  A.B..  '76,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X89Z,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  High  School  Bldg.,  Madison. 

1895  Garlen  L.  Bowxan. 

X904,   Principal  of  Duim  County  Training  School  for  Teachers,  Wilson  Ave.,  and  3d  St., 
Menomonie. 
Silas  Y.  Gillan,  A.M.,  '87,  lU.  Wes.  Univ. 

189a,   Editor  of  "Western  Teacher"  and  of  "American  Journal  of  Education,"  141  Wi-. 
>  consin  St.,  Milwaukee. 
189s    Ellen  C.  Sarin,  A.M.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

XS9Z,   President  of  Milwaukee-Downer  College,  Milwaukee. 
Rose  C.  Swart,  A.M.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1884.   Supervisor  of  Practice  Teaching,  State  Normal  School,  37  Ekn  St.,  Oshkosh. 

1896  Walter  Allen. 

X899,   First  Assistant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  93a  Hackett  Ave.,  Milwaukee. 
W.  H.  Cheever,  Pd.B.,  Pd.M.,  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Ypsilanti,  Mich. 

1899,   Vice-President  of  State  Normal  School  and  State  Institute  Conductor,  3510  Sycamore 
St.,  Milwaukee. 
Mary  Hill. 

zS69>   Assistant  Teacher,  170  Mason  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Kate  S.  Nelson. 

1884,   Principal  of  Webster  School,  110  Park  Ave.,  Janesville. 
George  C.  Shutts,  Ph.B. 

190Z,   Conductor  of  Institutes,  State  Normal  School,  605  Main  St.,  Whitewater. 

1897  C.  P.  Cary,  B.Sc.,  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X903*   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Madison. 
Franklin  E.  Converse,  B.L.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1897.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  River  Road,  Beloit. 


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t§$r    Gboigk  Eber  Dapoe. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School,  Wautoma. 
Ellen  C.  Lloyd  Tones. 

1887.   Associate  Principal  and  Proprietor  of  Hillside  Home  School,  Hillwdf 
JANi:  Lloyd  Jones. 

1887.  Associate  Principal  and  Proprietor  of  Hillside  Home  School,  Hillside. 
FRKiJEtiicK  G.  Kraege,  B.L.,  '89,  M.L.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Wb. 

1897.    Principal  of  High  School,  and  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Mazomanie. 

EiiUA    J.    LUEBKE. 

189s.   Principal  of  loth  District  Primary  School  No.  4.87a.  loch  St..  N.  W.  Sta..  Milwaukee. 
CiiAat(:s  McKenny.  B.Sc.,  '81,  Mich.  Agri.  Coll.;  A.B..  '89,  A.M.,  '9a.  Olivet  Coll. 
1900,   President  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  2444  Prairie  St.,  Milwaukee. 
<»     E,  C.  Meland.  B.L.,  '89.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1895,    Principal  of  Windsor  Township  High  School.  De  Forest. 
James  A.  Merrill,  S.B.,  *93.  Harvard  Univ. 

1900,   Department  of  Science,  State  Normal  School,  1925  John  Ave.,  Superior. 
Richard  J.  O'Hanlon,  Grad.,  '9a.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Oshkosh,  Wis. 

Principal  of  aand  Distria  School,  a8th  and  Clarke  Sts.,  Milwaukee. 

J.    P.   PSTBRSOM. 

1894,   School  Treasurer,  Polk  County.  Luck. 
Lorenzo  D.  Roberts,  Ph.B.,  '71,  Albion  Acad,  and  Nor.  Inst. 

1888,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Main  St.,  3tiRwano. 
JoHP*  F.  Sms. 

1906,  President  of  State  Normal  Schod;  res.,  937  Mi^n  St.,  Stevens  Point. 
PifEBE  Swan. 

1897,   Librarian  of  Gleaner's  Library,  556  Public  Ave.,  Bdoit. 
ELirxR  Warren  Walker. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  Wisconsin  State  School  for  the  Deaf,  Delavan. 
A.  W,  Weber,  Ph.B.,  'ox.  Ph.M..  '02.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1906,  Assistant  in  Education.  University  of  Wisconsin;  res.,  701  Langdon  St.,  Madison. 
WiLLuif  Hill  Williams,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M..  '87',  Williams  ColK 

1897.   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School,  Platteville. 
iKqS     Tuomas  Higdon  Gentle. 

1900,  Principal  of  Training  Department,  and  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School, 

Platteville. 
Ai>OLrHUS  H.  Sage,  B.Sc.,  '86,  Cornell  Univ. 

1893,    Professor  of  Physics,  State  Normal  School,  417  Wisconsin  Ave..  Oshkosh. 
1S99    ErjwAtD  Charles  Elliott,  B.Sc,  '95,  A.M..  '97,  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  Ph.D.,  '05.  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,  Professor  of  EducaUon  University  of  Wisconsin;  res.,  220  N.  Hamilton  St.,  Madison. 
•         John  a.  Hagemann,  Ph.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Schools  and  Principal  of  High  School,  Ft.  Atkinson. 
Burton  E.  Nelson. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1715  Wisconsin  St.,  Racine. 
1900    Mrs.  Ida  Hood  Clark. 

1903,   Director  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  City  Hall,  Milwaukee. 

RfciLARD  Cecil  Hughes,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  D.D.,  '00,  Wooster  Univ. 

1901,  President  of  Ripon  College,  Ripon. 
Fo&TEH  H.  Irons,  Grad.,  '90,  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

1903,    Director  of  Art  and  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  Superior. 
H.  F.  Leverenz. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  City  Schods,  2030  N.  8th  St..  Sheboygan. 
Auct  H.  Shultes. 

1886,   Supervisor  of  Practice,  Sute  Normal  School,  River  Falls. 
EQiai     Frank  M.  Jack,  A.M.,  '93,  Beloit  Coll. 

1906.   Institute  Conductor.  State  Normal  School.  River  Falls. 
SAMnrEi  Adams  Lynch,  L.B.,  Pd.B.,'92,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  A.M.,  '00.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1905,  Principal  of  Blaine  High  School.  1703  Hughitt  Ave.,  Superior. 
T90J     Mrs.  Mary  Davison  Bradford. 

1906,  Suprrviwr  of  Primary  Work  and  Theory  and  Practice  in  Primary  Teaching.   Stout 

Training  Schools.   Menomonie. 
Mary  R.  Campbell. 

Research  Student.  The  University  of  Chicago,  Medical  Department;    home  address, 
184.  15th  St..  Milwaukee. 
Mils.  Frances  Elliott  Clark. 

1903,    Supervisor  (if  Music,  City  Hall,  Milwaukee. 
Mfs.  Anna  Camp  Edwards,  Ph.B..  '97,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

IQ87,    Private  Teacher  of  Deaf,  237  Langdon  St.,  Madison. 
\Vtlliam  Henry  Hickok. 

1903.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  328  Edison  St.,  Antigo. 
Jui4tt^i>  T.  Hooper,  B.L.,  '92.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

i8w.    Superintendent  of  Schools.  917  7th  Ave..  W..  Ashland. 
H.  H.  Liebenberg,  B.Sc.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1902,  Principal  of  Buffalo  County  Training  School.  Alma. 
JoHK  W.  Livingston. 

1904.  President  of  State  Normal  School;  res.  167  Bailey  .\ve.,  Platteville. 


Wiaconan]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AI4D  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  223 

WISCONSIN-Ctffi/MiMrf 

loM    WnxABD  Nathan  Parker,  B.Sc.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Editor  of  "Wiaoonsiii  Journal  of  Education,"  as  £.  Main  St.,  Madison. 
John  R.  Shsuuck,  Ph.B.,  '85.  Earlham  Coll. 

1897.  Teacher  of  Latin,  State  Normal  School,  705  Center  St.,  Whitewater. 
Howard  Lafayzttb  Wilson.  A.B.,  *8o,  Ind.  Univ.;  A.M.,  *oo.  Harvard  Univ. 

190a,  Teacher  of  History,  Sute  Normal  School,  River  Falls. 
H.  S.  YouuR.  B.Sc.,  '04.  M.Sc.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1089,  3d  St.,  S.,  Grand  Rapids. 

igoj    Agnes  Otis  Brigham. 

X003,  Director  in  Physical  Training,  State  Normal  School,  Platteville. 
Emma  M.  Cowles,  A.B.,  83,  Elmira  Coll.j  Ph.B.,  'oa.  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

189s,  Professor  of  Mathematics.  Milwaukee-Downer  College.  Milwaukee. 

EUZABXIH  R.  McCORMICK.  , 

189X,   Teacher  in  Ndaon  Dewey  School  and  Institute  Instructor  in  Primary  Methods;  res., 
329  W.  6th  St.,  Sta.  A,  Superior. 

ViNNKOGB  M.  RiTSSELL. 

X903,  Director  of  Manual  Training,  State  Normal  School,  Platteville. 
QfARi.gl  H.  Sbars,  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Clark  Univ. 

1901,  Teacher  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School,  Milwaukee. 
Mauricb  H.  Smaix,  A.B.,  '87,  Colby  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '05,  Clark  Uniib 

Z903,   Chairman  of  Department  of  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  x6x  Franklin  Ave., 
Oshkosh. 
SaM  B.  ToBRT. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  61  a  E.  Jeffenon  St.,  Wausau. 
I.JND9EY  Webb,  A.B.,  '07.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1900,  Prinapal  of  i8th  District  School  No.  i,  303  Ogden  Ave.,  Milwaukee. 

1904  L.  H.  BoLENG,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  River  Falls,  Wis. 

1906,  Instructor  in  Physics  and  Chemistry  West  Side  High  School;  res.,  ixai  S.  8th  St., 

Manitowoc.  ^ 

John  Callahan. 

1901,  Superintendent  of  Sdiools,  509,  xst  St.,  Menasha. 

George  A.  Chamberlain.  A.B.,  '9X.  Harvard  Univ.  fk. 

1903.  Principal  of  East  Division  High  School;  res.,  306  Lyon  St.,  Milwaukee.  ^^ 
Mrs.  Anna  Schatter  Critton. 

X903,   State  Iixspector  of  Schoob  for  the  Deaf,  Department  of  Education,  Capitol,  MadisoiL 

•  Walter  C.  Hewitt,  Pd.B.,  '91,  Pd.M.,  'oa.  Mich.  Nor.  Coll. 

1893,  State  Institute  Conductor,  X09  Elm  St.,  Qshkosh. 

George  Henry  Landcraf,  B.L.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Wis.  -       \a 

X904,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1034  Cook  St.,  Marinette.  p 

Edgar  Stanley  Martin,  A.B.,  '98.  f^- 

190X,    Principal  of  John  G.  McMynn  School,  730  Main  St.,  Racine.  1^' 

O.  J.  Schuster,  B.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Wb. 

X903,   State  Institute  Conductor,  Nonnal  School.  Platteville. 

Ono  E.  Wxeland,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X899,   Department  of  German,  High  School;  res.,  X4X  S.  X3th  St.,  La  Crosse. 

1905  Edward  Monroe  Beeman,  B.L.,  '931  Univ.  of  Wb. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob,  xx?  Church  St.,  Neenah. 

Thomas  W.  Boyce. 

1894,  Piindpal  of  First  District  School;  res.,  836  Van  Buren  St.,  Milwaukee. 
William  C.  Bruce.  A.li..  'ox.  Marquette  Univ. 

With  the  "American  School  Board  Journal,"  447  Haxuiver  St.,  Milwaukee. 
George  Fred.  Bitxtos. 

X905.   Director  of  Manual  Training^  Scho^.  Stout  Institute,  Menomonie. 

Margaret  Canty. 

1904,  Principal  of  a3d  District  School  No.  a;  res.,  936  National  Ave.,  Milwaukee. 

Jos.  V.  Collins,  Ph.M.,  '79,  Ph.D.,  '86,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

Teacher  of  Mathematics,  State  Nonnal  School;  res.,  ax7  Division  St.,  Stevens  Point 

Robert  L.  Cooley. 

x9oa.   Principal  of  x6th  District  School  No  i;  res.,  an,  x7th  St.,  Milwaukee. 

Walter  Fenno  Dearborn.  Ph.D..  'os  Columbia  Univ. 

X907,   Assbtant  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Wbconsin;  res.,  ax8  W.  Gilman  St 
Madison. 

Emma  J.  Gardner. 

1894,   Vice-Principal  in  xath  District  School  No.  a;  res.,  676  Wilson  St.,  Milwaukee. 

Hermann  Charles  Henderson.  A.B..  '95.  Univ.  of  Chicaico:  A.M.,  '98,  Univ.  of  New  Brunswick. 

X9oa,  Teacher  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  State  Normal   School;  res.,  aaia  Sycamore 
St..  Milwaukee. 

Albert  Ernest  Kacel. 

1904,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  563  Scott  St.,  Milwaukee. 
John  A.  H.  Kerh,  A.B.,  '99,  A.M..  'oo,  Howard  Univ. 

X908,   President  of  State  Nonnal  School;  res.,  83  E.  Irving  St.,  Oshkosh. 
Mary  S.  Mack,  B.Sc.,  'oa,  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

X908,   Supervisor  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School,  Whitewater, 


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1905  William  E.  Maddock,  A.B.,  '04.  Harvard  Univ. 

1905,  SuperiDtendent  of  City  Schools,  1507,  lAth  St.,  Soperior. 
Matthew  N.  McIver.  Ph.B..  '9a.  Beloit  Coll. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  144  Elm  St.,  Oshkosh. 
FftANK  K.  SfTHRiST,  M.Sc..  Ph.D.,  '98,  Lafayette  Coll. 

i9oo>  Teacher  of  Rhetoric  and  Literature,   State  Normal  School;  res.,  934  Claifc  St., 
Stevens  Point. 

F.  F.  Showms,  B.L..  '93,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

President  of  Business  College,  1044  Clark  St.,  Stevens  Point. 
John  Henky  Staupf,  A.B.,  'po.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1907,  Superintenaent  of  City  Public  Schools,  nth  and  Rawson  Avcs.,  South  Milwaukee. 
P.  J.  ZnocEEs. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  168  Engli^  Court,  Kenosha. 

1906  Oliver  E.  Gray. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  31a  Bailey  Ave.,  Platteville. 
Thomas  Lloyd  Jones.  B.Sc..  *g6,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  a8a  Wisconsin  Ave..  Wauwatosa. 

G.  F.  Looms,  A.B..  '96,  A.M..  '01.  Beloit  Coll. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  jaa  West  Ave.,  Waukesha. 
E.  L.  Luther,  A.B.,  '95,  OKveC  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Sdux^,  534  Lincohi  St.,  Ripon. 
G.  J.  Roberts,  A.B..  *9J.  Penn  Coll.;  A.M.,  'oi,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  Merrill. 
William  Lincoln  Rutherpord. 

1908,   Student  in  the  University  of  Wisconsin,  11  £.  Goriiam  St.,  Madison. 

1907  Edrh  Smtth  Dv^is,  A.M.,  '8a,  Lawrence  Univ. 

director  of  Bureau  of  Scientific  Temperance  Investigation  and  Superintendent  of 
Scientific  Temperance  Instruction,  Woman's  Christian  Temperance  Union,  3913 
Brown  St.T  Milwaukee. 
John  Nicholas  Davis,  A.B.,  '97.  Maryville,  Tenn.;  A.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1053  Claris  St.,  Stevens  Point. 
Edmund  D.  Denison,  A.B..  '09,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1907,  Superintenaent  of  City  Schools,  Lake  Geneva. 
Max  Griebsch. 

1903,   Director  of  National  German- American  Teachers*  Seminary,  558-68  Broadway, 
MUwaukee. 
May  McKrrRicK,  D.L..  '99.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1901,   Principal  of  High  School,  Ishpeming,  Mich.;  home  address,  Viroqua. 
Nellie  Minehan. 

1893,   Vice-Principal  of  Seventh  District  School;    res..  166  Biddle  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Jennie  Cornelu  Smith. 

X895,    Principal  of  Oral  Day  School  for  the  Deaf;  1334  S.  River  St.,  Eau  Oaire. 
x0o8    Alma  L.  Binzel,  B.Sc.,  '06.  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

X906,    Director  of  Kindergarten  Department,  Stout  Institute.  Menomonie. 
Almon  W.  Burr,  A.B.,  '68.  A.M.,  '71,  Oberlin  Coll..  B.D.,  'ts.  Andover  Scm. 

1886,   Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Bek>it  College;  res.,  74a  Church  St.,  Befeit. 
Adrian  H.  Cole.  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Wisconsin. 

1907,  Principal  Lincoln  Co.  Training  School,  315  Park  St.,  Merrill. 

L.  M.   COMPTON. 

1897,   Superintendent  of  Tomah  Indian  SchooI.Tomah, 
Fred  Ek. 

1908,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  444  W.  loth  St.,  Superior, 
Roy  Clair  Judd. 

1907,   Teacher  of  Science  in  High  School,  707  Hawthorn  Ave.,  South  Milwaukee. 
August  S.  Lindemann,  A.B..  Univ.  of  Wis. 

President  of  Board  of  Education,  City  Hall,  Milwaukee. 
William  J.  Mutch,  Ph.D..  '96,  Yale  Univ. 

1907,  Professor  in  Philosophy  and  Education,  Ripon  College,  Ripon. 
William  T.  Stephens,  A.B..  '05.  A.M.,  '06,  Indiana  Univ.;  A.M..  '07.  Harvard  Univ. 

1908,  Teacher  of  Pedagogy.  State  Normal  School;  301,  sad  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Lynn  B.  Stiles. 

State  Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.,  414  Camp  Building,  Milwaukee. 
Samuel  A.  Stivers.  Ph.B.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1907,    Principal  of  Garfield  School,  333  Jones  St.,  Racine. 
Sharp  W.  Todd.  B.Sc..  '99,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1899,  Agent  of  American  Book  Co,  901  Summit  Ave.,  Milwaukee. 
Charles  R.  Van  Htse.  LL.D.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  Yale  Umv..  Harvard  Univ. 

President  of  University  of  Wisconsin,  Madison. 
Frederick  L.  Whitney,  Ph.B.,  B.  Ed..  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 
1906,    City  Superintendent,  Waupun. 

John  T.  Wilson,  A.B.,  Indiana  Univ. 

X907,    Superintendent  of  Schools.  ^18  Washington  St.,  Beaver  Dam. 

George  Alan  Works,  Ph.B..  '04,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X905,    Principal  of  Schools,  xaoi  3rd  St.,  Menomonie. 


Wyoming)  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  225 

WISCONSIN— OmlMMMf 

INSTITUTIONS  * 

UTS  MXMBESS  * 

1884    Alumni  Assocution,  Statb  NotMAL  School  at  Milwauxxe. 

PresidfCDt,  Charles  McKenny;  librarian,  Ddia  G.  Oirits,  Milwaukee. 
Athknjcum  Society  or  State  Normal  School  at  Plattbvillx. 

Ubrazian,  Miss  B.  A.  Gardner,  Platteville. 
Beloit  City  School  Boaxo. 

Superintendent,  F.  E.  Converse;  CleA,  E.  C.  Helm,  Bekut. 
BoAKD  ov  Education  of  the  City  of  Janesville. 

President.  S.  B.  Buckmaster;  Clerk,  S.  C.  Bomham,  JinesviUe. 
BoAED  OF  Education.  La  Crosse. 

Presdent,  William  Luening;    Superintendent,  John  P.  Bird,  High  School  BIdg; 
La  Crosse. 
Board  of  Education,  Oshkosh. 

President,  Albert  E.  Krippene;  Clerk,  Daniel  Witsel,  Oshkosh. 
Board  of  Regents,  State  Normal  Schools. 

President,  Thomas  Morris,  La  Crosse;  Secretary,  William  Kittle,  Madison. 
Board  of  School  Directors,  Milwauxxe. 

President,  W.  L.  Pieplow,  619,  3d  Ave.;  Secretary,  Frank  M.  Harbach,  City  Hall, 
Milwaukee. 
Cry  SuFXXDrTXNDXNTs*  and  Sutkrvbing  Principals'  Association  of  Wisconsin. 

President,  G.  W.  Schwartz,  Chippewa  Falls;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  E.  C.  Meland, 
DeForest. 
County  Txacrxrs  Assocution  of  BiawAUxxx  County. 

President,  E.  T.  Griffin,  469.  3d  Ave..  Milwaukee,  Wis;  Secretary,  T.  Oesan,  Lay- 
ton  Park. 
MiLWAUKXX  Principals*  Association. 

President,  W.  L.  Smithyman;  Secretary,  J.  J.  Finan,  Sixth  District  School  No.  i, 
MUwaukee. 
Philadelphian  Society  of  State  Normal  School  at  Platteville. 

President.  Grant  A.  German;  Secretary,  Gilbert  Brereton,  PUttevUle. 
Public  School  Teachers  of  Janesville. 

Superintendent,  H.  C.  Buell;  Secretary,  Liszie  A.  Pateraon,  Janesville. 
State  Historical  Society  of  Wisconsin. 

Secretary  and  Superintendent,  Reuben  G.  Thwaites,  Madison. 
State  Normal  School  at  Platteville. 

President,  John  W.  Livingston;  Librarian,  Miss  B.  A.  Gardner,  Platteville.  ^ 

Wisconsin  Teachers'  Association.  ♦{ 

President,  H.  C.  Buell,  Janesville;  Secretary,  Katherine  Williams,  Milwaukee.  y. 

ACtVn  MEMBERS  St« 

1897  State  Normal  School,  Oshxosh.  \ 

President,  John  A.  H.  Keith;  Librarian,  Ella  Goodwin  Parmele,  Oshkosh.  ,* 

1898  MiLWAiTXXX  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  George  W.  Peckham,  Milwaukee.  ;;, 

Statx  Normal  School,  Whttxwater. 

President,  Albert  Salisbury,  Whitewater.  ^ 

1899  Lawrxncx  Univxrsity. 

President,  Samuel  Plantz;  librarian,  Zella  Smith,  Appleton. 

1900  Superior  State  Normal  School,  Library. 

President.  V.  E.  McCaskill;  Librarian,  Harriet  L.  Eaton,  Superior. 
190a    Beloit  College,  Library. 

President,  Edward  D.  Eaton;  Librarian,  James  A.  Blaisdell,  Beloit. 
RiPON  College,  Library. 

President.  Richard  C.  Hughes;  Librarian,  Florence  C.  Hays,  Ripon. 
1903    GiLBCfT  M.  Simmons  Library,  Kenosha. 

President.  W.  W.  Strong;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Ckra  P.  Barnes,  Kenosha. 
1905    MiLWAtTxxx  Teachers'  Association. 

President,  Margaret  E.  Costdlo;    Corresponding  Secretary,  Henrietta  Utermark, 
Milwaukee. 
Untversity  of  Wisconsin.  Library. 

Librarian.  Walter  M.  Smith,  Madison. 
Z906    Kellogg  Public  Library. 

President  of  Board  of  Directors,  S.  D.  Hastings;  Librarian,  Deborah  B.  Martin, 
Green  Bay. 
Statx  Normal  School,  River  Falls. 

President,  W.  J.  Brier,  River  Falls. 

WYOMING 

active  members 
1894    Estelle  Reel,  B.Sc..  '89,  Univ.  of  HI.  and  Um'v.  of  Wyo. 

1898.   General  Superintendent  of  Indian  Schools;  address.  Room  8,  Pension  Bldg.,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. 


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WiOUlSG— Continued 

1895  '  Henry  Meez,  B.Sc.,  A.M.,  Blackburn  Univ. 

1888,   Pro{esaorofGeniumandSodalSdence,UiuveraUyof  Wyoming,  ao7, 8th  St.,  Laramie. 
Z896    O.  J.  Blakesley.  B.Sc..  Pd.D.,  '06. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Rock  Springs. 
John  Franklin  Brown,  Ph.B..  '89,  A.M..  '05.  Earlham  Coll.:  Ph.D..  '96,  Cornell. 

1 904,  Professor  of  Education  and  Principal  of  the  Normal  School.  UniYcrsity  of  Wyoming, 
Laramie,  1908  on  leave  of  adscnce;  address  Caxmd,  Ind. 

X9oa    Francis   EDUtnn>   Matheny,   Ph.B.,  98,  Berea  Coll.;    Pd.M.,  *oo,  UniY.  of  Wyo.;    A^.,   '04* 
Univ.  of  Denver. 
Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Casper. 
1 90s    Hadly  W.  QuAtNTAi^E,  D.  C  L.,  'oj,  Columbian  UniV:  Ph.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Wis. 
1908,    Manager  of  The  Laramie  Boomerang,  Laramie. 

1906  A.  D.  Cook. 

1907,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  P.  O.  Box  438,  Cheyenne. 
S.  S.  Stockwell,  M.  Didac,  Ph.B..  'oi.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  iii  East  aoth  St.,  Cheyenne. 

1907  Charles  R.  Atkinson. 

1908,  Graduate  Student,  Northwestern  University,  $69  WUlard  PI.,  Evantfon. 

1908  Charles  O.  Merica.  A.M.,  LL.D. 
President  of  the  University  of  Wyoming,  Laramie. 

George  I.  Sellon. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Cumberiand. 

msTrruTioN 
1897    The  Uniyersity  or  Wydmxno. 

President,  Charies  O.  Merica;  Librarian,  Grace  Raymond  Hebazd,  fjummie. 

ALASKA 

active  KBICBBR 

1895    Cassia  Patton. 

1894.  Teacher  of  School  No.  a.  Sitka. 
igo4    A.  N.  Thompson.  Pd.B.,  '97  Colo.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  Ph.B.,  'oo.  Colorado  Coll. 

i9dB,   Superintendent  of  Government  Schools,  S.  £.  Alaska,  Junean. 

CUBA 

active  MEMBER 

1904  SiXTO  L5pbz>Miranda,  Ph.D.,  National  Univ.,  Cuba. 
1904,   Technical  Commissioner  of  Education  for  Cuba,  and  (1905)  Chief  of  Ii 

Department  of  Public  Instruction,  and  (1907)  Anistant  Professor  of 
Languages,  National  University;  res.,  117  Animas  St.,  Havana. 

HAWAII 

I 
active  members 

1895    Allie  M.  Felker,  Grad..  '84,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  San  Jos^,  Cal. 

19c I.   Principal  of  Kaahumanu  School,  E.  Manoa  St.,  Honohihi. 
1900    Mrs.  NnfA  L.  D.  Fraser. 

1900,  Principal  of  the  Kaiulani  School,  1804  College  St.,  Honolulu. 

1903  Charles  W.  Baldwin. 
1908,    Prindpal,  Kauluwda  School,  1508  Punahon  St.,  Honolulu. 

Arthur  Floyd  GRirrrrHs,  Ph.B.,  '97.  A.M.,  '99,  St.  Lawrence  Univ.;  A.B.,  'qq,  Harvard  Univ. 
iDoa,    President  of  Oahu  College.  Honolulu. 

1905  Perley  Leonard  Horne,  A.B.,  •9a,  A.M.,  '94,  Harvard  Univ. 

1904,  President  of  Kamehameha  Schools.  Honolulu. 
1907     Stanley  Livingston,  A.B..  'oa  Oberlin. 

1903.  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Kamehameha  Schools,  Honolulu. 
Albert  Parsons.  B.Sc.,  '03,  Mass.  Agri.  Coll. 
j^  Instructor  in  Agriculture  and  in  charge  of  Agrictdtural    Department, 

'.  •  Schools,  Honolulu. 

I  PANAMA 

;^  1894    David  C.  O'Connor.  A.B.,  '89.  A.M..  '93.  Allegheny  Coll. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  Canal  Zone  Public  Schoob,  Gorgona,  Canal   Zone,  Isthnuis  of 
\:.  Panama. 

\  PHILIPPINE  ISLANDS 

ACrrVE  MEMBERS 

iSqq    Henry  S.  Townsend,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '83,  Univ.  of  Des  Moines. 

1901,  Di\ision  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  of  the  Division  of  Tayabas,  Lucena, 

Tayabas. 

1904  A.  W.  Cain,  A.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

■t'  1907.    Supervisor  of  Schools,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

J  LeRoy  R.  Sawyer,  A.B.,  '00,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

m^  1908.   Supervisor  of  Schools,  Dagupan,  Pangasinom. 


Cuuda]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  227 

'         f  ■  I .  -  ■         ,1.1.-1,  ■       , 

PHIUPPINE  ISLANDS-Ctfn/Miflw^ 

1905  Charles  E.  Wright,  B.Sc.,  '00,  A.M.,  '04,  Grove  City  Coll. 

Diviakm  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Cagayan,  Miaamis. 

1906  William  F.  Montavon,  A.B.,  98,  Notre  Dame  Univ. 

1906,  Division  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

1907  G.  N.  Anderson. 

Division  Sopeiinteodent  of  Schools,  San  Fernando,  Pampanga. 

PORTO  RICO 

activr  members 
1893    Obediah  M.  Wood.        * 

Superintendent  of  Schools  for  the  District  of  Bayamdn,  B^yamdn. 
189S    Edwin  Grant  Dexter,  B.Pd-,  'ox.  A.M.,  *92,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '99,  Columbia  Univ. 

Commissioner  of  Education  for  Porto  Rico,  Forteleza  a,  San  Juan. 
190X    Enrique  C.  Hernandez,  A^.,  '89,  Univ..  of  Madrid. 

X908,   Secretary  of  Department  of  Education,  San  Juan.  x 

190a    Susan  D.  Hitntington,  A.B.,  '00,  Welleslev  Coll. 

Principal  of   Practice  Soiool,  Normal  Department,  University  of  Porto  Rico,  Rio 
Piedras;  home  address,  ao6  Broadway,  Norwich,  Conn. 
Frank  Dickinson  Haddock,  A.B.,  '00,  Olivet  Coll.  ^ 

X90S,  Assistant  Commissioner  of  Education,  Department  of  Education,  San  Juan. 
1904    Everett  W.  IjORd,  A.B.,  '00*  Boston  Univ.*,  A.M.,  '06. 
San  Juan. 

JORBTINA  SaBAT  MENDIN. 

X903,  Grade  Teacher,  Catai&o  School;  res.,  9  Tanca  St.,  San  Joan. 
Roger  L.  Conant,  A.B..  '95.  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,   General  Superintendent  of  Schools,  San  Juan. 
1906    Francoco  Rodrioitez  Lopez. 

1908,   Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  GuaidiR  St.  GuRyanillft. 

institution 
190a    Department  op  Education  op  Porto  Rico. 

Commissioner,  Edwin  Grant  Dexter,  Assistant  Commissioner,  Frank  D.  Haddock.  s 

San  Jvan.  |u, 

ARGENTINE  REPUBLIC 

active  member 
Ernesto  Nelson. 

X908,  Muaeo  de  Educadon,  Buenos  Aires. 

institution 
X907    Library  op  the  National  Board  op  Education,  Buenos  Aires.  [ 

Rodriguez  Pefia  950,  Buenos  Aires. 

AUSTRALIA 

active  members 
190 1    EuAS  John  Forbes. 

1893,  Manager  of  Australian  Branch,  G.  &  C.  Merriam  Co.,  8  Spring  St.,  Sydney,  New 
South  Wales. 
1903    Walter  Beavis. 

Senior  Inspector  of  Schools,  54  Watt  St.,  Newcastle.  New  South  Wales. 
Archibald  Daniel  McKbnzib. 

Inspector  of  Schools,  Department  of    Public  Instruction,  "Mascottc,"  South  St. 
MarrickvOle,  New  South  Wales. 
Frank  Tate. 

Director  of  Education,  Education  Department,  Victoria. 
Thomas  Walker. 

Z898,  Inspector  of  Schools  of  New  South  Wales,  "Marathon,"  Livingstone  Road,  Mar- 
ndcville.  New  South  Wales. 
Alpred  Williams. 

190S,  Director  of  Education,  Education  Department,  Adelaide,  South  Australia. 

BRAZIL 
active  member 
19M    Horace  M.  Lane,  M.D.,  »78,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  LL.D..  'oa.  N.  Y.  Univ.  ; 

1899,   President  of  Mackenzie  CoUege.  Consola^.  184,  S.  Paulo. 

CANADA 

LITE   MEMBER 

1891    Mrs.  Mary  J.  B.  Wylie. 

Deer  Park,  Toronto,  Ont. 

active  members 
1890    James  L.  Hughes. 

1874.  Chief  Inspector  of  Schools,  58  Henry  St.,  Toronto. 
«89«    Samuel  Bower  Sinclair.  A.M.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Toronto;  Ph.D.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1893*   Vice-Principal  of  Normal  School,  Ottawa. 
1894    Mrs.  Ada  M.  Hughes. 

City  Hall,  Toronto,  Ontario. 
1894    George  Herbert  LockBj  A.B.,  '93.  A.M.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Toronto. 

1908,   Chief  Librarian  ot  the  Public  Reference  Library  of  the  City  of  Toronto. 


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CANADA-Coniimud 

tges    AxTHUK  E.  Hcaxn,  A.B.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Kanitoba. 

Z903,  Principal  of  Aberdeen  School;  res.,  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  Portage  Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Maa 
Alex.  McKay. 

1883,  Supenriaor  of  Schoob,  P.  O.  Box  184.  Halifax,  Dartnxwtli,  Nova  Scotia. 
190J    Thomas  Allaxovck  Biough,  A.B..  Queen's  Univ.,  Kincaton,  Can. 

1905,  Instructor  in  Engluh,  Vancouver  High  School;  res.,  1351,  9th  Ave.,  W..  Vancouver. 

B.C. 

1906  GsEHAao  RiciiASD  Loicn,  A.Bm  '03.  A.M.,  '04.  McGill  Univ. 

1908,   Graduate  School,  leachers  College,  New  Yoric;  h«ne  address,  50  Lome  Crescent, 
Montreal.  / 

.  DAifxxL  McIntyee,'A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  *9^,  Univ.  of  Manitoba. 

1885,   Superintendent  of  PuSlic  Schools,  School  Board  Offices,  Winnipeg. 
Jamxs  Collins  Milleb,  B.Sc.,  '07,  Throop  Pdy.  Inst. 

1907,   Assistant  Principal  of  Provincial  Normal  School;  Box  487,  Calgary,  Alberta. 

1907  H.  T.  J.  Colucan. 

Associate  Professor  of  Education.  University  of  Toronto,  Toronto,  Ontario. 
Helkn  MAcMuacHY,  M.b.,  Univ.  of  Toronto. 

Special  Commissioner  of  the  Feeble-Minded  in  Ontario,  133  Bloor  St,  E.,  Toronto, 
Ontario. 

S.   N.   ROBEXTSON. 

Principal,  Prince  of  Wales  CoUege,  Chariottetown,  P.  E:  I. 
Aethuk  Melville  Scott,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Toronto;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Goettingen. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  507,  13th  Ave..  East,  Calgary,  Alberta. 

INSTITUTIONS 

t9oa    Depaehient  or  Education  or  Nova  Scotia. 

Superintendent,  A.  H.  MacKay,  Education  Office,  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia. 
Education  DBPAaTincNT  or  Ontakio,  Library. 

Historiographer,  J.  George  Hodgins;  Librarian,  H.  R.  Alley,  Toronto,  Ontario. 
1903    PBOvmciAL  NoBMAL  ScBOOL,  TruTO,  Nova  Scotia. 

Principal,  David  Soloan,  Truro,  Nova  Scotia. 

CHILE 

ACTIVE  MZMBBK 

1907    Dauo  E.  Salas,  Ph.B.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Chile;  Pd.D.,  *o7.  New  York  Univ. 

1905,   Professor  in  Normal  School;  res.,  1547  San  Diego  St.,  Santiafo. 

INSTITUTION 

1901    LniiABY  or  Congress  or  Chile. 

Librarian,  Adolph  Labatut.  Santiago. 

CHINA 
active 


190a    C.  M.  Lacey  SrrBS,  Ph.D. 

1907,   Professor  of  Economics  and  Law,  Anglo-Chinese  CoUege,  Foochow;    address  for 
X909,  Methodist  Mission  Rooms,  150,  sth  Ave.,  New  York. 

ENGLAND 

active  members 
1901    Alice  Ravenhill. 

Educational  Department  W.  R.  C.  C,  Yorkshire;  res.,  a6  Gunterstone  Road,  Baroas 
Court,  London,  W. 
190a    Joseph  Robert  He  ape,  J.  P. 

1903,   Vice-Chairman,  Educational  Committee,  Chairman  of  Technical  School  Sub>Com- 
mittee,  Glebe  House,  Rochdale. 
1906    Alice  Woods.  Grad.,  Girton  Coll.,  England. 

189a,   Principal  of  The  Maria  Grey  Training  Odlege;    3  N.  Mansions,  Burton  Road, 
Brondesbury,  London.  N.  W. 

institutions 
190a    Free  Public  Library.  Manchester. 

Librarian.  Charles  W.  Sutton,  Reference  librsry.  King  St.,  Manchester. 
1908    The  Commtttee  of  Educational  Enquiry  and  Research,  University  College,  Bristol. 
Chairman,  T.  S.  Foster.  University  College,  Bristol,  England. 
University  or  London  Library. 

Librarian,  Reginalde  A.  Rye,  South  Kensington,  London,  S.  W. 

HUNGARY 

ACTIVE   member 

1893    BiLA  KsicsY,  State  High  School  Teacher's  Diploma.  '81. 

Professor  of  the  Royal  State  High  School,  6th  District  at  Budapest,  VI  Febo 
Erdosoz  5,  Budapest. 


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INDIA 

igo7    PxNAKiPSASAD  M.  DssAi,  A.B.,  '01,  Bombay;  A.M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ.,  N.  Y. 
Educational  Department,  fiaroda  state.  Baroda. 

JAPAN 

ACnvS  MMiBKKS 

1900    I.  Tanaka. 

Librarian,  Imperial  Library  of  Japan,  Uyeno  Park,  Tokyo. 


ON 

1906    Yamagucbi  Public  LmiAKV. 

librarian,  T.  Sano,  Yama8:uchi. 

MEXICO 
AcnvB  ymiBKis 

1905  Gdillermo  A.  Sherwbll. 

1903,   Teacher  of  General  History,  Colegio  Preparatorio,  Jalapa,  Vera  Cruz. 

1906  EDiiQtTE  Heereka  Morbno.  M.D.,  '85,  Coll.  of  City  of  Mexico. 

Director  of  Preparatory  College  of  Jalapa,  4  Zamoras  St.,  P.  O.  Box  55,  Jalapa, 
Vera  Cms. 

1907  JuAM  Leon. 

1908,  Teacher  of  Manual  Training,  Escuela,  Normal  de  Professors,  City  of  Mexico. 
Guy  C.  Wilson,  Pd.B. 

Principal  of  Juarez  State  Academy,  Cok>nia  Juarez,  Chihuahua. 

NEW  ZEALAND 

ACTIVE  MEMBER 

1906    Thomas  Rbid  Flemino,  A.M.,  LL.B. 

1906,   Chief  Inspector  of  Schools,  Education  Board,  Wellington. 
William  Gray,  A.M.,  B.Sc 

Principal  of  Training  College,  Wellington,  New  Zealand. 
George  Leighton  Stewart. 

Secretary  of  Education  Board,  Wellington,  New  Zealand. 


1905    Public  Library,  Wellincton. 

librarian,  Herbert  Baillie.  Wellington. 

RUSSIA 

ACTIVE  MEMBER 

1907    F.  MuUEE,  Grad.,  *8o,  Naval  Coll.;  Certif.  for  Teach.  F^rench,  '85. 

Librarian  of  Technological  Institute,  St.  Petersburg. 

SCOTLAND 

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1903,  Principal,  Piovindal  Training  Coll.,  i  Midmar  Gardens,  Edinburgh. 

SWEDEN 

ACTIVE  1 


1904  Mats  Dalborg. 

Z905,   Acting  Principal,  3  Idimg.  Stockholm 
Anna  H.  J.  Danielsson,  Grad.,  88,  Roval  Nor.  Coll.,  Stockhohn. 
i903t  Principal  of  Girb'  Hign  School,  Kafanar. 

1907  Anna  H!  M.  Kruse,  Grad.,  *8i.  Royal  Train.  Coll.  for  Teachers,  Stockholm. 

1901,  Principal  of  the  Brummer  School,  z8  Johannisgatan,  StodLhdm,  Sweden. 

1908  Matilda  Widecren. 

1904,   Principal  of  the  State  Normal  School  for  Girls,  Srevtureg  51,  Stockholm,  Sweden. 

SWITZERLAND 
active  member 

1905  Charles  Suukowski,  M.E.,  '03,  Lw6w.  GaUda.  Austria. 

Place  gare  38,  Fribourg. 

TURKEY 

ACTIVE   MEMBER 

1901    Lucius  O   Lee,  D.D..  '97.  Tabor  Coll. 

1881,   Professor  of  Systematic  Theology,  etc.,  Theological  Seminary,  Marash;   address 
(via  French  Post  from  Marseilles)  care  of  Movses  Ashjian,  Alexandretta. 

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1900    Caboifp  Fbex  Publb:  Libraries. 

librarian,  John  Ballinger,  Central  Iib|^,  Cardiff. 


INDEX  TO  LIST  OF 

LIFE  DIRECTORS,  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


[The  names  of  Life  Directors  and  Life  Members  are  printed  in  i/a/ics.] 


Abbot.  F.  B..  N.  Y..  '09 
Abbott.  Allan.  N.  Y.,  ^t 
Abbott,  Frances  H..  N.  Y..  '05 
Abbott.  L.  R..  Mich.,  *oo 
Abbott.  Osmer.  Cal.,  '09 
Abbott,  Winthrop  P.,  Vt..  '03 
AbeU,  Edward,  L.,  Micb..  *o8 
Aber.  William  M..  Mont..  '03 
Abcrcrombie.  J.  W..  AU..  'oo 
Aberdeen  North,  Nor.  s  Indut. 

Sch.,  S.  Dak.,  '08 
Abrama.  Alfred  W;.  N.  Y..  'oa 
Ackerman.  J.  H..  Ore..  '9s 
Adams  Pob.  Lib*y.  Maas..  'ox 
Adams.  E.  F..  la..  '04 
Adams.  J.  S.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Adams.  Mrs.  M.  Z.,  Cal.  ,'96 
Adams.  O  U..  Mass..  '03 
Adams,  Robt.  T..  Pa..  '06 
Adams,  Romanzo,  Nev.,  '08 
Addams,  Jane,  Ul.,  '08 
Addicott,  J.  E.,  Cal.,  '99- 
Adec.  J.  N„  ni..  '95 
Adelbcrt  doUege.    Western   Re- 
serve University,  Ohio,  '04 
Adelphi  College,  N.Y.. '06 
Aery,  Wm.,  Athony  Vs.,  '08 
Affleck,  G.  B.,  Mass.,  '04 
Agard.  L  M..Tex.,  *99 
Agricultural  Coll.,  Conn.,  '99 
Agricultural  Coll.,  Kan.,  '97 
Agricultural  Coll.,  Mass.,    '07 
Agricultural  Coll.,  Mich.,  'oa 
Agricultural  CoU.,  Minn.,  'oa 
.Agricultural  Coll.,  Miss.,  'oa 
Agricultural  CoU.,  N.  H..  'oa 
Agricultural  Coll.,  N.  Mex..  'oa 
Agricultural  Coll.,  N.  C.  '04 
Agricultiiral  Coll.,  N.  Dak.,  '08 
Agricultural  Coll..  R.  I..  '03 
Agricultural  Coll..  S.  D..  '97 
Agricultural  Coll..  Utah,  'oa 
Agricultural  Sch.,  xst  Dist.,  Ala.. 

'08. 
Ahem.  Mary  E..  Dl.,  '06 
Ahrens,  August.  Mo..  '07 
Aiken,  W.  £..  Biass..  '06 
Aiken.  Walter  H..  Ohio,  'ox 
Aiktns.  M.  Au^  Ohio,  '08 
Aitoo,  Geo.  B..  Minn..  '94 
Akers.  C  E.,  Iowa,  '07 
A.  K.  Smiley  Pub.  Ub'y,  Cal..  '07 
Ala.  Girls'  Indust.  School,  '03 
Ala.  Polytech.  Institute,  '97 
AU.  St.  Nor.  College,  'ox 
Alameda  Pub.  Lib'y,  CaL,  '04 
Alan,  J.  S^  Ohio,  '08 
Alberson,  Jessie  A.,  Ohio,  '08 
Albert,  C.  J.,  lU..  '96 
Albro.  S.  H.,  N.  v.,  '95 
Alcorn.  T.  M..Wash..  ^06 
Alden,  Amelia  D.,  N.  Y..  'q6 
Alderman,  £.  A..  Va.,  '94 
Aldrich,  Laura  E..  Ohio. '( 
Aldrich.  M.  A..  La.,  'oj 
Aldrich.  Willard  C,  Md.,  '03 
Aldrich.  William,  la.,  '04 
Aldrich,  William  S..  N.  Y  ,  'oj 
Aldridge,  Vincent.  N.  Y.,  'qi 
Alcsander.  Carter,  Mo.,  '08 


OS 


Alexander.  Georna  A.,  Ind.,  '03 
Aley,  Robert  J.,  Ind.,  '03 
Alger.  John  L.,  R.  I.,  '98 
Alkman.  Tohn  H.,  Pa.,  '06 
Alleman,  L.  T.,  La..  '05 
Alleman,  S.  A.,  La^  '06 
AUen,  Anna  M..  m..  '03 
AUen,  B.  F,^  Mo.,  'oa 
AUen,  Ira  WL  UL.  '70 
Allen.  John  H ..  Cal.,  '07 
Allen,  J.  H.,  Cok>.,  '06 
AUen,  Lucy  Branch,  N.  Y.,  '08 
AUen.  Lyman  R.,  R.I.,  '99 
AUen,  P.  A.,  Ind.,  '07 
AUen.  Walter,  Wi8./96 
AUen,  Wm.  C,  N.  Y.,  '05 
AUensworth,  AUen,  Cal.,  "^93 
AUeshouse,  A.  C,  Ohio,  '05 
AUey.  Frank  S..  Ohio,  '96 
AUgood,  R.  v.,  Ala.,  '98 
AUm,  R.  H..  lU..  '97 
AUison,  James  L.,  Pa.,  '06 
AUison,  WUUam,  Utah.  '01 
Almy.  Frank  F.,  Iowa.  '07 
Altoona  Mech.  lib'y,  Pa.,  '09 
AI.  Asao.  N.  Y.  Tr.  Sch..  X.  V.. 

Al.  Asso.,  MUvtaukee,  Wis.,  '84 
Ambrose,  H.  T.,  N.  V.,  'gc 
Ambrose.  Lucy  D.,  Ohio,  *oi 
Amen,  Harlan  P..  N.  H..  '03 
Ament.  Jas.  £.,  Pa..  *o6 
American,  Clara,  N.  Y.,  '03 
American,  Sadie.  N.  Y.,  '07 
Ames.  Chas.  H.,  Mass..  '96 
Ames.  Lewb  D.,  Mo..  '01 
Amherst  G)ll.  Lib'v,  Mass.,  '97 
Amidon,  L.  E..  Mien.,  '93 
Ammerman,  Chas.,  Mo..  '07 

•  Amos,  Lilian  E.,  Ore.,  '07 
Amstutz,  Feter  D..  Kjuis.,  '01 
Anderson.  A.  S..  lU..  '08 
Anderson,  G.  N.,  PhU.  Is.,  '07 
Anderson,  Millie.  N.  Dak..  '08 
Anderson.  W.  D..  N.  Y.,  '00 
Anderson.  W.  J..  An/...  'go 
Andox-er  Theo.  Scm..  Mass..  'oa 
Andress,  W.  R.,  Mich.,   08 
Andrew,  J.  C.  S.,  Mass..  '03 
Andrew,  M.  P.,  Ohio.  '02 
Andrews,  Bcnj.  R..  N.  Y.,  '04 
Andrews,  E.  Benj..  Ncbr..  '99 
Andrews.  E.  C.  Conn..  '05 
Andrews,  .Mrs.  F.  F..  Mass.,  '03 
Andrews,  F.  E..  Ind..  '06 
Andrews.  John  H..  Okla..  '04 
Andrews.  Samuel,  Pa.,  'oa 
Andrews.  Wm.  E.,  Cal..  '00 
Angel.  W.  H.,  Ohio,  08 
Ansman,  Justina  M.,  Ohio,  '08 
Ansonia  Library,  Conn.,  '03 
Anthony.  Alfred  W..  Maine,  '03 

•  Antony.  Hu^o  J..  Ohio.  '06 
Antrim,  Louise,  Ohio,  '08 
Appleby.  F.  T..  Ala..  '05 
AppleKate,  Gee.,  Nebr.,  '07 
Appleton,  W   W..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Arbaugh,  Wm.  B..  Mich.,  '03 
Arbury,  F.  W.,  Mich.,  '95 
Archer,  Henry  P..  S.  C,  'gg 

231 


Archibald,  W.  E.,  Utah,  '07 
Arganbright,  Ch;is.  A.,  Ohio.  '07. 
Anxona  Nor.  Sch.,  Tempe.  '01 
Armour  Inst,  of  Tech..  111..  '00 
Armstrong.  Chas.    .\.,   Ohio,   '04 
Armstrong.  Geo.  P.,  Mass.,  'g6 
Armstrong,  G.  W.,  Mo.,  'g8 
Armstrong,  James  E.,  111..  '01 
Armstrong,  John  J..  Pa.,  '08 
Armstrong,  R.  A.,  W.  Va.,  'g4 
Armstrong,  Robert,  Cal.,  '00 
.\rmstrong,  Wm.  D.,  lU.,  '05 
Arnold.  E.  H.,  Conn.,  'q6 
Arnold,  Melville  A..  Mass.,  '03 
Arnold.  Mott  H.,  Cal.,  gs 
Arnold,  Sarah  L.,  Mass.,  '95 
Arnott.  Charles,  Nebr.,  '05 
Arrowsmith.  Robt.,  N.  Y..  '07 
Arrowsraith,  S.  V.,  N.  J.,  '98 
Asay.  Julia  A..  N.  J..  '05 
Ashley.  Blanche  M..  Ohio.  '08 
Ashmore,  Otis,  Ga.,  '94 
Aspinwall.  Wm.  B..  N.  Y..  '05 
Asplund,  Rupert  F.,  N.  Mex.,  '03 
Assenheimer.  F.  E..  III.,  '01 
Assumption  Parish  Tchrs.  Assoc. 

La..  '06 
AsweU,  James  B.,  La..  '03 
Atherutum  Society.  Wis.,  '84 
Atkinson,  C.  F.,  111.,  '04 
.\tkinson,  Chas.  P..  Ala..  '05 
Atkinson,  Chas.  R.,  Wyo..  '07 
Atkinson,  Francis  B..  III.,  '04 
Atkinson,  Fred  W.,  N..  Y..  '94 
Atkinson,  Teresa  L..  N.  Y.,  '03 
'  Atlanta  Univ..  Ga.,  gs 
Atlantic   City   Free   Pub.    Lib'y, 

N.  J.,  '04 
Attebery,  W.  H.,  Tex.,  '04 
Atwater,  Ellen  B.,  Mo..  '08 
Atwell,  F.  G.,  Mass.,  '03 
AtwcU.  W.  B..  N.  H.,   08 
Au.  Lola  M..  N.  Y..  '05 
Augsburg.  D.  R.,  Cal.,^gs 
Austin,  E.  T.,  III.,  '01 
Austin,  Frederick  P..  Colo.,  '03 
.Austin,  Herbert  E.,  Md.,  '03 
Austin,  Isabella,  Wash.,  'ot. 
Au.stin.  Nellie,  Mich.,  '03 
Avery,  A.  H..  Iowa,  '96 
Avery,  Lewis  B..  Cal.,  'gs 
Avcry^  Rachel  F..  Pa..  '79 
Axline.  G.  A.,  Idaho.  '06 
Axline,  H.  E.,  Ohio,  '02 
Axtell.  U.  F..  N.  Y..  '03 
AyluHU'l,  John  A.,  Wis..  '84 
Ayres.  Brown.  Tcnn.,  '04 
Ayres,  Geo.  F..  Mo..  '04 
Babb,  GeorRc  H.,  Maine.  '03 
Baber,  Zonia.  III.,  '05 
Bach,    Fred   L.,    Pa.,    '08 
Bachman,  Frank  P..  Ohio,  '01 
Bacon,  Carl  E.,  Mass.,  'g? 
Bacon,  Louis  A.,  Iml.,  '03 
Bacon,  Paul  V..  111.,  'g7 
Badanes.  Saul,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Bader,  John  H.,  Va.,  'g4 
Baer.  Clara  G.,  I.a.,  'g7 
Bagley,  Wm.  C.  111.,  'oi 
Bagnall,  F.  A.,  Mass.,  '01 


232 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Bailey,  Mrs.  Bessie  B.,  Tex.,  '03 
Bailey,  Chas.  H.,  Iowa,  '04 
BaUey.  Harold  C.  Nev.,  '08 
Bailey,  Henry  T.,  Mass.,  '05 
BaUey.  M.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '9^ 
BaUey,  Walter  J.,  Cal./pS 
BaUev,  W.  F.,  Wash.,  ^oa 
Baird,  Arthur  C,  Pa.,  '07 
Balrd,  EUa  M.  R.,  Ohio,  '08 
Baird,  Margaret,  N.  J..  '07 
Bakeless,  O.  H.,  Pa.  'qo 
Baker  Univ.  Lib'v,  Kabs.,  '03 
Baker,  Asa  G.,  Mass.,  '03 
Baker,  Franklin  T..  N.Y..  »o6 
Baker,  Harris  W.,  Mass.,  '06 
Baker.  Jas.  H.,  Colo.,  '84 
Baker,  Leonard  T.,  S.  C,  '03 
Baker,  O.  M.,  Mass.,  '92 
Baker,  Mrs.  O.  M.,  Mass.,  '04 
Baker,  Oscar  R.,  Ind.,  'oa 
Baker,  Ross  A.,  Kans.,  '07 
Baker.  S.  S.,  Pa..  '06 
Baker.  Thos.  O.,  N.  y.'Qa 
Balch,  Burton  M..  N.  Y..  '03 
Balcom.  A.  G.,  N.  T.,  '98 
Balcomb.  E.  £..  Okla..  '05 
Baldwin,  Bird  T.,  Pa.,  '06 
Baldwin.  Chas.  W.,  Hawau,  '03 
Baldwin,  Fred  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Baldwin.  H.  J.,  Cal..  '99 
Baldwin  (NL   W.)  Sch.,   PhiU., 

Pa.,  '05 
Baldwin.  R.  L.,  Conn.,  'oz 
Baldwin,  Wm.  A.,  Mass.,  '90 
Baldwin,  Wm.  H.,  D.C.,  '08 
Ball,  EUzabeth  M.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Ball,  Emily.  Ohio,  '03 
Ball,  Frank  H. .  Ohio.  '97 
Ban.  Miss  Lew  A.,  Cal.,  *o7 
Ball.  Sheldon  F..  Oregon,  '93 
Ballard,  C.  A.,  Minn.,  '96 
Ballard,  Calvin,  Okla.,  ^ 
BaUard.  H.  H.,  Md.,  *oa 
BaUard,  N.  H..  Ga..  'o^ 
Ballenger.  E.  S..  Cal.,  '07 
Balliet.  Tlios.  M.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Ballou.  Frank  W..  Ohio.  '06 
Ballou.  William  J.,  Vt..  '03 
Baltimore  Qty  Coll.  Lib^y.  Md., 

'os 

Bamford.  A i  .>  ,  *o8 

Bancroft,  Te-lcH..  N.  Y., '97 
Bancroft.  M  ir^^aret,  N.  T.,  '97 
Bangs,  T.  E<Kv.kr«1,  T1I.,  ^99 
Bank,  Albert  M  ,  Mi  mi.,  '08 
Bankes.  W.  1  .  nhin    ■« 
Banker.  Liz.  IT  L.  Vr^r.. '90 
Bannister.  \^\  l>  ,  Til    '05 
Banta,  J.  Edward,  iN.  V.,  '07 
Barber,  Chas.  E..  Cal.,  '07 
Barber.  Edgar  M..  N.  Y..  '05 
Barber,  Mrs.  Lucia  G.,  Mass..  '03 
Barbour,  Elizabeth  G..  Ky..  '05 
Barbour.  O.  F..  lU.,  '80 
Bard.  Harry  E..  N.  Y..  '07 
Bardcen,  C.  W..  N.  Y..  *9o 
Bardweli.  C.  M.,  lU.  '92 
Bardwell.  D.  L.,  N.  Y..  '09 
Barker,  James  F..  Ohio,  os 
Barker.  W.  W.,  N.  J.,  '07 
Barkley,  Ida  L.,  \io..  '08 
Barnard  College.  N.  Y.,  '06 
Barnard.  Frank  j..  Wash..  '91 
Barnard,  Tames  U..  Mo.,  '93 
Barnes,  C.  H.,  Minn..  '06 
Barnes,  CUflford  W.,  111.,  '03 
Barnes,   Earl.   Pa..   '91 
Barnes,  Harold.  Ind.,  '04 
Barnes,  O.  P..  111..  '95 
Barnes,  Oren  J.,  Pa.,  '08 
Barnes,  Sarah  D.,  R.  I.,  '99 
Barnes,  Thomas  H..  Mass.,  '03 
Bamctt.  W.  F..  Tex..  '06 
Barney.  Edgar  S..  N.  Y..  '05 
Bamum,  Mary  G.,  Cal.,  '07 
Bamum,  Charlotte  P^  Acer. 

N.  Y.,  '08 
Barr.  Jas.  A..  Cal.,  '98 


Barr,  Robert  J..  Nebr.,  '99 
Barr.  W.  F.,  Iowa,  '06 
Barren,  Chas.  S.,  Ohio,  '95 
Barrett,  H.  M.,  Colo.. '95 
Barrett,  R.  C,  Iowa,  ^96 
Barrett.  S.  M..  Okla..  Nj? 
Barringer  High  School,  Newark, 

N.  J..  *oj 
Barstow.  C.  L..  N.  Y.,  '97 
Barthel,  F.  K.,  CaL.'o7 
Bartholf,  Wm.  J.,  m..  '07 
Bartholomew.  C  K.,  Ohio.  '03 
Bartholomew,  Mrs.  R.  T..  N.  Y., 

Barthohmewj  W.  H.,  Ky.,  '77 
Bartlett  J.  Henry.  Pa.,  '08 
Bartlett,  Lester  W.,  Cal.,  *o6 
Bartlett,  Wm.  A..  Cal.,  '97 
Barto,  D.  O.,  111..  '06 
Barton,  R.  L.,  Mo^  '97 
Bartolette.  Olivia  C.,  N.  J.,  '07 
Baruch,  Bertha  H..  Cal..  '07 
Bascom,  John,  Mass..  '84 
Basinger,  Silas  D.,  Ohio,  '08 
Baakerville.  Guy  H.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Basquin.  O.  H.,  111..  '08 
Bass,  E.  E..  Miss.,  '95 
Bass.  Geo.  F.,  Ind..  ^96 
Bates  CoUeice  lib'y.  Maine,  '03 
Bates,  Wm.  C.  Mass..  '96 
Bauer.  N.  L.  A.,  La..  ^01 
Baugh.  Wm.  E..  Ind..  '05 
Bauman.  E.  G..  Ind..  '98 
Bawden.  WA.  T..  111..  '08 
Baxter.  Chas.  J^  N.  J..  '96 
Baxter,  Edwin  C,  Ohio,  '07 
Baxter.  J.  K.,  Ohio.  '01 
Bay.  W,  D..  Wash..  '05 
Bayard  Taylor  Sch..  Phila..  Pa., 


layie 


Bayfes.  Martha  B..  N.  Y..  '05 
Bayliss,  Alfred.  111..  '96 
Baylor,  Adelaide  S^  Ind.,  '97 
Baylor  University,  Tex..  '08. 
Beach,  Mrs.  Frances  M.,  Ind.,  'ox 
Beach.  Homer  P.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Beachler,  J.  R.,  Ohio.  '06 
Beadle,  H.  J.,  La..  '66 
Beadle.  Wm.  H.  H..  S.  Dak..  '90 
Beaman.  Elizabeth.  N.  Y.,  '03 
Bean,  Arthur  J..  Mass.,  '03 
Beard,  Solomon  F.,  Ohio,  '08 
Beard.  SteUa  S.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Beardsley.  A.  E..  Colo..  '05 
Beardsley.  Richard  S.,  111..  '08       « 
Beattie,  J.  A..  Nebr..  '99 
Beattys,  Frank  D..  N.  Y..  '94 
Beavis,  Walter,  Australia.  '05 
Bccht.  J.  Geo..  Pa..  '96 
Bechtel.  John  C,  Pa..  '05 
Beck,  Gee.,  Okla..  '84 
Beck.  J.  O.,  Ohio,  '08 
Becbe.W.  A..Vt..'o6 
Beeching.  Wm.  P.,  Ohio,  '08 
Beechy.  A.  D..  Ohio,  '00 
Beede.  F.  H..  Conn..  '03 
Beeman,  Edw.  M.,  Wis.,  '05 
Beers,  F.  R..  Nebr.,  '08 
Beers.  Jessica  E.,  N.  Y..  '06 
Beeson,  R.  Katharine.  Ind.,  '05 
Beggs,  Dorothea  K.,  Colo.,  '06 
Beggs.  Robert  H..  Colo..  '84 
Beggs.  Walter  J.,  Minn..  »o8 
Behannesey,  P.  A..  Cal..  '07 
Bcistle.  Ella,  Ohio.  '97 
Belisle.  Hector  L..  Mass..  '03 
Belknap.  Emmet.  N.  Y..  'oa 
BeU,  Alex.  Graham,  D.  C.  '84 
Bell,  Anna  J..  D.  C.  '08 
Bell,  Elizabeth  D..  Ohio,  '03 
BeU,  Hill  M..  Iowa,  '01 
Bell,  Sarah  E.,  Mo..  '04 
Bell,  Willis  Jas..  Iowa,  '08 
Beller,  WilhcUnina  C.  N.Y..  '05 
BeUevue  College,  Nebr.,  '97 
Bellingham  Nor.  Sch.,  Wash.,  '00 
Bellows.  Russell  H..  Pa.,  '04 
Beloit  CoU.  Ub'y,  Wb.,  'oa 


Beioit  School  Board,  Wis..  '84 
Bemis.  C.L..  W.  Va..   07 
Bender,  Ida  C,  N.  Y.,  '9$ 
Bender,  John  F..  Kans..  '07 
Benedict.  Chas.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Benedict.  Ezra  W.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Benedict.  F.  H..  Mass..  '03 
Benedict.  J.  D..  OUa..  'oa 
Benedict  Catherine  L..  Ohio.  '08 
Benedict.  M.  G.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Benedict,  W.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '9a 
Bennett,  Arthur  E.,  Iowa.  '08 
Bennett.  Chas.  A.,  111..  '96 
Bennett,  C.  W.,  Ohio.  ^84 
Bennett.  Henry  E..  Va.,  '07 
Bennett.  Jane.  Mass.,   08 
Bennett.  Mrs.  L.  A.,  N.  J.,  '96 
Bennett.  Laura  J..  N.  J..  '06 
Bennett.  L.  J..  Ohio.  '08 
Bennett,  Myron  E..  Maine,  '01 
Benson.  B.  K..  Tex.  '00 
Benson,  Christine  M..  Cal.,  '07 
Bentley,  Gordon  M.,  Tenn..  '03 
Benton,  Castello  O.,  Ohio.  '08 
Benton,  Geo.  W.,  Lid..  '94 
Benton,  Guy  Potter.  Ohio,  'oa 
Berea  College  Lib'y.  Ky.,  'oa 
Berg.  P.  S.,  N.  Dak.,  'oa 
Bergey,  D.  H..  Pa.,  '08 
Bergstrom,  Jonn  A.,  Ind..  '03 
Berkaw.-Geo.  R.,  Mich.,  'ox 
Bcrkey.  J.  M..  Pa..  *os 
Berks    Co.    Teachers'    Reading 

Union.  Pa..  '07 
Berlin.  A.  H.,  Del..  '96 
Bermingham.    Florence.    N.   Y., 

Be^holz.  Teresa  E..  N.  Y..  '05 
Berry.  Frank  A..  Conn.,  '05 
Berry.  Lillian  G..  Ind..  '07 
Besley.  Miriam,  111.,  '01 
Bessey,  Chas.  £.,  Nebr..  '95 
Best.  Fannie  E..  N.  Y..  '05 
Best,  Lyman  A.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Bettinger,  M.  C,  Cal..  '07 
BettsTj.  B.,  N.  J.,  'os 
Beta.  Wm.    N.  Y.,  ^cS 
Beveridge.  John  H..  Iowa.,  '08 
Bickett.  WiUiamJ.,  N.  J..  '06 
Bickford.  Chas.  W.,  N.  H..  'ox 
BickneU,  Thos.  W.,  R.  I.,  '8a 
Bidgood,  Lee,  Va..  '07 
Bierly.  H.  Ehner.  Tenn..  '99 
Bigelow.  Anson  H..  S.  Dak.,  'ox 
Bigdow.  M.  A..  N.  Y..  '08 
Bigelow,  R.  P..  Mass..  '08 
Biggs.  L.  Kate.  Mo..  '05 
Billinghurst,  D.  B..  Nev..  '08 
Billings.  Miss  A.  H..  Cal.,  '07 
Billingsley,  J.  J..  Iowa,  '95 
Bingcn.  Edda  E..  W.  Va..  '07 
Bingham,  Cornelia  D..  IlL,  '00 
Bingham.  Geo.  W..  N.  H.,  '08 
Bingham.  Guy  M..  Ohio.  '08 
Bingham.  Robi.,  N.  C.  '84 
Binzel,  Alma  L..  Wis..  '08 
Birchard.  C.  C.  Mass.,  '95 
Birdsall,  Wm.  W..  Pa.,  '05 
Birge.  Edward  B..  Ind..  '03 
Birmingham  College.  Ala..  '08 
Birmingham    Sub.    Dist.    Sch. 

Pittsburgh,  Pa^  *o6 
Bimey.  T.  M..  111..  '08 
Bisbee,  Harlan  M..  N.  H..  '03 
Bish.  Norman  P..  Ohio,  '08 
Bishop,  E.  C,  Nebr..  '04 
Bishop.  T.  Remsen,  Mich.,  '94 
Bishop.  Nathan  L.,  Conn.,  ^95 
Bishop.  William.  N.  T.,  '05 
Bishop.  William  R..  Idaho,  '05 
Bishop.  Willis  T..  Mich..  '05 
Bizzdl.  Wm.  B.,  Tex..  '08 
Black.  Jas.  C,  Ind.,  '88 
Black,  Laura,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Black,  N.  Henry,  Mass.,  '08 
Black,  R.  E.,  III.,  '08 
Black,  Ryland  M.,  N.  Dak..  \A 
Black,  S.  T..  Cal.,  '95 


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233 


Black,  S.  W.,  Kans.,  ^05 
Black,  Wm.  H..  Mo.,  '95 
Black,  Wm.  W.,  Ind..  '05  4 
Blackburne,  Edw.  B..  HI.,  '07 
Blackmar,  H.  E.,  Iowa,  '07 
Blackmer.  Anna  W..  Wis..  '05 
Blackshear.  E.  L.,  Tex..  '00 
Blakh,  Lydia  R.,  Ind.,  ^03 
Blair,  Francis  G.,  UL,  '99 
Blair,  Harry  M.,  Ohio,  No8 
Blaisddl,  Lilian,  Minn..  '03 
Blaiadell,  Thos.  C.  Mich.,  \>5 
Blake,  Clarence  J.,  Mass.,  '03 
Blake,  Mra.  Clarence  J.,  Mass.,  '03 
Blake,  Katherine  D.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Blaker,  Mrs.  E.  A.,  Ind.,  '96 
BUkeslee,  Charles  W.,  N.  T.  '05 
Blakealey.  O.J..Wyo.. '96 
Bland.  H.  I-.  Ohio.  '08 
Blankenship,  A.  S.,  Tez..  '07 
Blazer.  J.  B..  Kans.,  '08 
Blessing.  Chas.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Blewett,  Ben,  Mo.,  '07 
Bliss,  Frederick  L..  Mich.,  '95 
BUss,  Lafayette,  Minn.,  'oa 
Block,  Louis  J.,  lU., '99 
Block.  W.  H.,  Ohio,  '08 
Blodgett,  A.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '90 
Blodgett,  Samuel  F.,  Blass.,  '07 
Blood,  .\nnah  P..  N.  Y.,  '03 
B.  of  Ed.,  AhiUne,  Kans.,  '86 
B.  of  Ed.,  BdoU,  Wis.,  '84 
B.  of  Ed..  CUy  of  New  York,  N. 

B.  of  a..  Dodge  CUy,  Kans..  '86 
B.  of  Ed.,  Fuhoo  Co.,  Ga.,  'ox 
B.  of  Ed.,  JanesviUe,  Wis..  '84 
B.  of  Ed.,  La  Crosu,  Wis..  '84 
B.  of  Ed.,  MUwamku,  Wis.,  '84 
B.  of  Ed.,  NaskviUe,  Tenn..  '89 
B.  of  Ed..  New  Haren.  Conn.,  'ox 
B.  of  Ed.,  NortkfiM,  Minn.,  '90 
B.  of  Ed.,  Oskkosk,yJu.,  '84 
B.  of  Ed.,  Ottawa,  Kans..  '86 


B.  of  Ed..  Plainfield.  N.  J..  '05 
B.  of  Ed.,  Providence,  R.  I..  '0 


'08 


B.  of  Ed.,  Sedgwick.  Kans.,  '86 
B.o/  RegenU,^.  Nor.  Sch.,  Wis., 

Bodilr,  Anna,  N.  J.  '98 
Bodwell,  Edwin  J..  Nebr.,  '95 
BofKsa.  C*rey,  Ohio,  '05 

,  L.  Pearl,  ni.  "oS 

,  A.  M.,  Kaiis..  '07 

moa^  E.  W^t  Minn.,  *oa 

Boha,  S.  H.,  IlL.  'q3 
Boice,  H.  B.,  N  J.. 'q6 
BolmbatiAh,  G,  B,,  Ohk>,  '96 
Eoleng.  L-  H-»  \Va.y  '04 
Bolles,  Frrdericli  B..  Colo.,  '06 
BoUoq,  Frederick  E..  Iowa,  '00 
Bond,  G,  G-,  Ga  ,  "gj 
Bonnen,  £.  N.,  Mioa.^  'oa 
Bonaer,  Frederick  G..  lU..  '04 
Book,  W.  F..Moiit.,  '07 
Bookhout,  Chas.  V..  N.  Y..  '07 
Bookwalter,  Alfred G.,  Mass..  '05 
Boone,  Richard  G^  N.  Y..  '84 
Booth,  F.  W..  D.  C..  '00 
Borden,  James  B..  Wis..  '05 
Boos,  Chas.  E..  N.  J..  '06 
Boston  Collegej  Mass.,  '97 
Boston  University,  Mass..  'oa 
Bostwick,  O.  P.,  Iowa,  '90 
BouelleTFrank  A.,  Cal..  '05 
Boughton.  O.  B.,  Md..  '08 
Bourgard.  Caroline  B.,  Ky.,  '07 
Boutoo,  Eugene.  N.  J.,  '95 
Bowen,  Cora  E..  N.  Y..  'os 
Bowen.  D.  M.,  Kans..  '05 
Bowen,  Frank  W.,  N.  J..^oa 
Bowen,  W.  P..  Mich.,  '08 
Bowman,  G.  L.,  Wis.,  '95 
Bowman,  T.  B.,  Ohio,  '07 
Bowman,  John  G.,  N.  Y..  '07 
Bowman,  J.  N.,  Cal.,  '01 
Bowtell,  Grace,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Boyce,  Thos.  W.,  Wis.,  '05 


Boyd.  David  R.,  Oik..  '9a 
Boyd,  &lrs.  Us^iinci,  Kans.,  '97 
Boyd.  Thus  D     U  .  '05 
Boyd,  W .  \\\,  Ohio.  '-J4 
Boyden,  M\r*fn  G..  Mass..  '90 
Boyden^  Arthur  C>  Mass..  '97 
Boyden,  \V;illace  C,  Mass..  V 
Boyer,  fh.Lrli.'^  li.,  X,  J..  '05 
Boyer,  (  liL     C  ,  Pa,  '03 
Boyes,  W    I  .  I]l.,  "04 
Boyle,  111       I    I.N    Y., '03 
Boyntob.  i  .  U.^  :\.  i'.,  '01 
Braam,  Maximilian,  Ohio.  '08 
Bradford,  Mary  D.,  Wis..  *oa 
Bradley,  Chas.  A.,  Colo.,  '93 
Bradley,  E.  H..  Mum..  '08 
Bradley.  John  E..  Mass.,  '90 
Bradley,  Milton,  Mass.,  ^9» 
Bradner,  J.  W..  Kv.,  'ox 
Brady,  Mary  T.,  Mo..  '04 
Braf  don,  C.  S..  Mass..  '03 
Braker.  Henriette.  N.  Y.,^05 
Brandon,  Edgar  E.,  Ohio.  '05 
Brandenburg.  W.  A.,  Iowa,  '06 
Brandt.  Francis  B.,  Pa.,  '97 
Brangan,  Margaret  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Branson.  E.  C,  Ga.,  '01 
Brant,  Edith  £.,  N.  Dak.,  'oa 
Bratten.  Clifton  E.,  Ohio,  '06 
Brawley.  Annie  G..  Mass..  '03 
Brayton,  Percy  S.,  Mass.,  '03 
Breece.  A.  E.,  Ohio,  '08 
Breen.  Gertrude  E.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Brehaut,  James  W.,  N.  H.,  '03 
Brennan.  John  V.,  Mich..  '07 
Brennan,  Lucy  A.,  N.  Y..  '07 
Brelaiord.Chas.H..Pa..^ox 
Brewer,  A.  L.,  Ga.,  '07 
Brewster.John  A.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Bricker,  Garland  A..  Ohio,  '08 
Bricker,  Jas.  I..  Mich.,  'ox 
Bridgetown  High  School.  N.  J..  \>s 
Briggs,  C.  P.,  lU..  '08 
Briggs,  Eva  £.,  N.  Y.  05 
Briggs,  Thomas  H..  111.,  '04 
Brigham  Young  Coll..  Utah,  '98 
Brigham,  Agnes  O.,  Wis..  '03 
Bright,  Orvflle  T.,  lU^  '93 
Bright,  Mrs.  O.  T.,  111.,  '08 
BriDes,  Chas.  S..  W.  Va.,  '05 
Brimhall.  Geo.  H..  Utah,  '06 
Brindle,  George  W.,  W.  Va.,  '07 
BrisUn,  Isabel  G.,  Mo..  '04 
Bristol,  E.  N..  N.  Y..  '06 
Bristol,  Homer  C.  N.  Y.,  '03 
Brite,  Ella  E..  Ohio.  '03 
Brittain  Horace  L.,  Mass.,  *o8 
Brittain.  M.  L..  Ga.,  '00 
Broad,  Harry  H..  Pa.,  '08 
Broadwell.  Carrie  E..  Ohio.,  '06 
Brock.  Geo.  W.,  Ala.,  '02 
Brockhausen,  Anna,  Ind.,  '03 
Brockton  Pub.  Ub'y.  Mass..  '03 
Brockway.  Clarence  £..  Mass.,  '05 
Broeker,  Felix,  Kans.,  '07 
Bronner.  Augusta  F..  Ky..  '07 
Bronson.  Minnie,  D.  C,  '04 
Brooklyn  Pub.  Ub'y.  N.  Y..  'ox 
Brooklyn  Tr.  Sch.  for  Teachers, 

N.  Y.,  '05 
Brooks,  Charles  J.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Brooks,  Edw.,  Pa.,  '76 
Brooks,  Edwin  R.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Brooks,  Eugene  C.  N.  C.  '06 
Brooks.  John  D.,  Dd.,  '07 
Brooks,  John  L.,  Tex.,  'o^ 
Brooks,  Margaret  M.,  Minn.,  '06 
Brooks.  Stratton  D.,  Mass..  '01 
Broome,  Edwin  C.  N.  Y..  *o3 
Brough,  T.  A.,  Can..  '03 
Brouse,  T.  P.  W..  Ky.,  '05 
Brown  Univ.  Library,  R.  I.,'ox 
Brown,  Alfred  L..  Wash.,  'oa 
Brown,  C.  A..  Ala..  '98 
Broim.  C.  E.,  Ohio,  ^95 
Brown,  Claude,  111.,  '00 
Brown.  Cyrus  J,.  La.,  '05 
Brown,  E.  H.,  Ohio,  '08 


Brown,  Edwin  N.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Brown,  Elizabeth  V.,  D.  C,  '98 
Brown,  Elmer  E..  D.  C.  '91 
Brown.  Geo.  A..  111., 'oa 
Brown,  Geo.  L.,  S.  Dak.,  '03 
Broum,  Geo.  P..  111..  '80 
Brown.  Geo.  W.,  Mass.,  '96 
Brown,  H.  B.,  Ind.,  '95 
Brown,  H.  G.,  Ind.,  V>7 
Brown.  H.  L.,  Minn.,  'oO 
Brown.  Henry  E..  HI.,  '01 
Brown.  T,  B..  Mom.,  'ot 
HrowTi^ .    L.,  Ihah,  '99 
Bruwn,  /ames  V..  Ak.,  *ofi 
BrowD,  _  ohn  A.^  K.  H-t  '99 
Brttwn,  John  F.,  \\\ti„  '06 
Brown,  1.  Stanley,  LU.,  '07 
Bruwn.  J    Winn.  N,  V.,  ^07 
Brx.*wn,  Alabelli!,  Ohio^  '07 
Brown,  Marion.  La.,  '8^ 
Brown.  Timothy  O.,  La.  '06 
Brown,  \S  m.  S-,  Mo.,  "oS 
Brown,  Wrti.  W..  Pa..  '06 
lirownr.  Rofrirrt  L-.  N.  Y  ,,  *os 
Vrtivuninii,  Luiy  E„  111..  ^o» 
Browiil«'.  Jiinei  L^  Pa-.  'olS 
h^f^»^^fifam^»t,  Fred  J..  Vt.,  '05 
BrowTLson^  E.  R.^  N.  Dak^»  *OJ 
Brownstin.  Wm.  H.,  Maine.  '06 
Bru bather.  A.  R..  N.  V.,  '06 
Brut-aker.  Wm.  B,.  N,  Y.,  '05 
Bnicc,  R.  C.  D.  C,  '07 
Bnict.  Wm.  C,  Wis.,  '05 
Bnice,  Wm.  G..  Wia.,  '93 
B rugger.  Haney,  Ohio,  '08 
BrumbauKh,  G.  W.,  Oluo,  '06 
Brumbaugh,  M,  G.^  Pa..  '93 
BnjDdjiKc,  Howard  D.,  K.  Y.,  '05 
Hrunwr,  Beulah.  Mo..  '04 
Bryaa,  Taa,  £.,  N.  J.,  'oa 
Bryan.  Wm.  Jh  S,.  Mo,,  '99 
Bryan.  Wm.  L.,  Ind.,  '9^ 
BryLinT.  Chart es  E.,  Oh(0.  'oS 
Bryant  High  i^Lbool,  New  York, 

N.  Y..  '05 
Bryant,  Miss  C.  L.,  Cal.,  '99 
Bryant.  Forrest  B.,  Ohio,  '01 
Bryant.  Jas.  C.  Cal.,  'oa 
Bryant.  Julian  C,  Minn.,  '07 
Bryant.  W.  H.  H..  Mass..  '05 
Bryce,  Catherine  T.,  Mass..  '08 
Bryn  Mawr  Coll..  Pa..  '99 
Bryson  Library.  Teachers*  Coll., 

N.  Y.,  '98 
Buchanan.  Geo.  V..  Mo.,  '94 
Buchanan, J.  E..  Wash.,  '04 
Buchholz.  Frederick  W.,  lU.,  '07 
Buchholx.  L.  W.,  FU.,  '98 
Buchner,  Edward  F.,  Md.,  '04 
Buck,  B.  F.,  m.,  '03 
Buck.  Geo..  Ohio, '06 
Buck,  P.  M..  Jr..  Mo..  '04 
Buckley,  Frank  M..  Conn.,  '08 
Buckwalter.  Gcoffrev,  Pa.,  '05 
Budd,  Mrs.  Charles  H.,  Minn.,  'ic 
Budde.  Clannae,  Iowa,  'oa 
Buehring,  E.  C,  111.,  '07 
Buehrle.  R.  K..  Pa.,  '9a 
Buffalo  Pub.  Library,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Bu£Fum,  Hugh  S.,  N.  Dak.,  '06 
Bugbee,  Percy  I..  N.  Y.,  'ox 
Bunker,  F.  F.,  Cal..  '07 
Bunnell,  Elizabeth  H..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Burdett.  James  H..  Mass.,  '03 
Burdick,  A.  Hall,  N.  Y..  '9a 
Surge,  Ethelda,  Wash.,  '03 
Burgert,  Geo.,  Nebr.,  '06 
Burgess,  B.  Watson,  Ohio,  '08 
Burgess,  Theodore  C,  111.,  '04 
Burk,  Frederic,  Cal..  '9a 
Burk,  J.  M.,  Cal.,  '07 
Burke,  J.  E.,  Mass.,  *9S 
Burke.  Robert  E.,  Mass., 
Burks,  J.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '90 
Burleson.  D.  S.,  Ala.,  ^06 
Burley,  John  S.,  Mass.,  '05 

'03 
'07 


•06 


Burlingame,  Menzo,  N.  Y..  'o 
Burlington,  Pub.  Lib'y,  Iowa,  V 


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Burnell,  Arthur  T.,  Ala.,  '08 
Bornham,  Ernest,  Mich.,  '01 
Burnham,  Smith,  Pa.,  'oz 
Bumham,  Wm.  H.,  Man.,  '04 
BurahaiD,  W.  R.,  Conn.,  '99 
Bums,  James  A.,  D.  C,  'oa 
Bmns,  J.  J..  Ohio.  '80 
Burns,  L.  W.,  W.  Va.,  '07 
Burns,  Robt.  L.,  Pft..  '07 
Burr.  Almon  W.,  Wis.,  '08 
Burr,  Henry  T..  Conn.,  '03 
Burrell,  Helen  M.,  Mo.,  '04 
Burris,  Wm.  P.,  Ohio,  'oS 
Burritt,  Olin  H.,  Pa.,  'ot 
Burrough,  Clara  S.,  N.  J..  '05 
Burroughs,  A.  P..  N.  Y.^  '03 
Burroughs,  Maude,  Ohio,  '08 
Burrows,  Chas.  W.,  Ohio,  '07 
Burruss.  J.  A.,  Va.,  '06 
Bush,  C.  11..  Colo.,  '08 
Bush.  Edward,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Bush.  Ira  B.,  W.  Va..  '05 
Bushnell,  H.  T.,  Iowa,  '97 
Butcher  Thos.  W.,  OkU.,  '07 
Butler  College,  Ind..  '00 
Butler,  Arthur  P.,  N.  J.,  '03 
BuUer.  H.  G..  lU^  'oa 
Butler,  Lisbeth  M..,  Minn.,  *o8 
Butler,  Nathaniel.  111..  '06 
Butler,  Nicholas  if.,  N.  Y.,  '85 
Butler,  S.  R..  Ala.,  'oa 
Butler,  W.  D^Toi., 'oa 
Butler,  Wm.  D.,  Mo.,  '04 
Butler,  Wm.  M.,  Mo.,'o4 
Butte  Free  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mont.,  '00 
Butterfield.  K.  L.,  Mass..  '03 
Buttner,  Louis  N..  Cal..  '05 
Button.  Andrew  L..  Ohio,  '08 
Button.  Harry  F.,  Va..  '08 
Button,  Wm.  J.,  111.  '96 
Buttridc.  Wallace.  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Buxton,  Geo.  F.,  Wis.,  '05 
Buzzaird.  Harry  O..  Ind.,  '04 
Byrne.  Christopher  T..  III.,  '06 
Byrnes,  James  C,  N.  Y.,  '05 
CabeU.  PhUip  M..  N.  Y..  '08 
Cabot,  Mrs.  Ella  L.,  Mass.,  '03 
Cabot.  Stephen  P..  Mass..  '03 
Cadman,  W.  S..  Ohio,  '04 
Cadwallader,  Starr,  Ohio,  'oa 
Cady.  H.  O.,  Minn.,  '07 
Cain,  A.  W.,  PhU.  Is.,  '04 
('ain.  Emily,  Ohio,  '05 
Cairns,  Mrs.  Anna  S.,  Mo.,  '04 
Caldwell,  Barron  P.,  N.  C,  '07 
Caldwell.  B.  C,  La.,  '96 
CaldweU,  H.  W..  Nebr.,  '96 
CaldweU,  J.  H.,  Ark.,  '01 
CaldweU,  Otis  W..  111.,  'oa 
Calhoun,  John  C^  FU.,  '03 
California  State  library,   99 
Call,  Arthur  D.,  Conn.,  '98 
Callahan,  John,  Wis.,  '04 
CaUahan,  Henry  W.,  N.  Y..  '03 
CaUahan,  Katharine  R.^  N.  Y.,  '03 
Calumet   &  Hecla  Mining   Co. 

Lib'y.  Mich.,  '02 
Cambridge  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mass.,  'oa 
Cameron,  E.  D.,  Okla.,  '07 
Cameron,  Wm.  F.,  Ore.,   '08 
Cammack,  Ira  I.,  Mo.,  '9^ 
Camp,  David  N.,  Conn.,  '79 
Camp,  Geo.  W.,  Ga.,  '08 
Campbell.  A .  C,  Kans.,  '86 
Campbell.  Louisa  L.,  Ohio,  '08 
Campbell,  Mary  R.,  Wis.,  'oa 
Campbell,  W.  C..  Ky.,  '08 
Campbell,  W.  H.,  111.,  '05 
CampbeU,  Wm.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Canfield,  Jas.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '84 
Canine,  Edwin  N..  Ind.,  '08 
CanLsius  College,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Cannon,  Geo.  L..  Colo..  '95 
Cannon,  Honora  D..  Cal.,  '99 
Cantv,  Margaret,  Wis..  '05 
Cardiff    Free    Public    Libraries, 

Wales,  '00 
Carey,  C.E.,  Ohio, '95' 


Carfr^y,  J.  H.,  Mass.,  '97 
Cargo,  k.  M..  Pa..  '96 
Carhart.  Paul  W..  Mass..  '05 
Caris,  Vaughn,  Iowa.  *o8 
Carleton  CoU.  Ub'y,  Minn., '03 
Carlson,  Alfred  C.  Idaho.  '02 
Carman,  Adelaide.  Ind.,  '03 
Carman,  E.  Kate,  Ind.,  '03 
Carman,  Geo.  N..  111..  '00 
Carmichad.  Wm.  D.,  N.C.,  '07 
Cam.  W.  D.,  Fla..  'oa 
Camagey,  Tohn  A.,  Ky.,  '07 
Cam^e  LId't,  Allegheny,  Pa.,  'ox 
Carnegie  LibV.  Athens,  Ohio.  '07 
Carnegie  Db'y.  Atlanta.  Ga..  '07 
Camegie  Lib*y,  Braddock.  Pa.,  'oa 
Carnegie  Lib'y,  Bradford.  Pa^  'oa 
Camegie  Ub'y,  Fort  Worth,  Tex., 

'06 
Camegie  Lib'y.  Homestead,  Pa., 

'06 
Camegie  Lib'y,  Iron  Mountain, 

Mich.,  '06 
Camegie  Lib'y,  Nashville,  Tenn.. 

'06 
Camegie  Ub'y,  Pittsburg,  Pa^  '99 
Camegie  Ub'y,  San  Antonio,Tez., 

'03 
Camegie  Ub'y.  Shdbyville.  Ind.. 

'08 
Camell,  Laura  H.,  Pa.,  '03 
Caroland,  May  R.,  Pa..  '05 
Carothers,  Annette,  Ohio.  '08 
Carpenter,  EsteUe,  Cal.,  '01 
Carpenter,  J.  H.,  Wis.,  '84 
Carr,  James  M.,  Ohio,  '98 
Carr,  John  P.,  Miss..  '06 
Carr,  John  W.,  Ohio,  '97 
Carr,  Mary  £.,  Mo.,  '04 
Carr,  Wilbert  L.,  Ind..  '08 
Camck.  C.  H..  Mich.. '06 
Carrier,  F.  W.,  Vt.,  '03 
Carrington,  George  D.,  Jr.,  Nebr., 

'07 
Carrington,  W.  T.,  Mo.,  '99 
Carroll,  C.  F.,  N.  Y..  '9s 
Carroll,  Michalena,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Carson,  C.  H.,  Jr.,  La.,  '00 
Carson,  Lucy  H^  Mont.,  '04 
Carter,  Charles  E.,  Colo.,  '07 
Carter,  Chas.,  Iowa,  '07. 
Carter,  E.  M..  Mo..  '07 
Carter.  Harriet  I.,  Minn.,  '06 
Gary,  C.  P.,  Wis.,  '97 
Case,  Richard,  N.  J.,  '94 
Casey,  W.  V.,  Colo..  '95 
Cash.  M.  H..  Ohio.  '08 
Cassidy,  H.  A.,  Ohio.  '05 
Castle,  C.  O.,  Ohio,  '08 
Caterson,  Eliza  A.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Catholic  Univ.  of  America,  D.  C, 

'06 
CatteU,J.McK.,  N.  Y.,'03 
Cavanah,  Josephine,  Ohio,  *o8 
Cavanah,  Lucretia,  Ohio,  '08 
Caviness,  A.  L.,  Nebr.,  '01 
Center  Sch..  Bloomfield.  N.  J.,'os 
Cent.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Mich.,  'oa 
Cent.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Pa,.  '06 
Chace,  Seth  H.,  Mara.,  '03 
Chadsey,  Chas.  E.,  Colo..  '95 
Challman,  S.  A.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Chahners,  W.  W.,  Ohio.  '95 
Chamberlain,  A.  H.,  Cal..  '97 
Chamberlain,  Geo.  A.,  Wis.,  '04  • 
Chamberlain,  J.  A.,  D.  C,  '03 
Chamberlain,  James  F.,  Cal., ^05 
Chamberlain,  S.  Belle,  Idaho.  '06 
Chamberlain,  Wm.  H..  lU.,  '05 
Chambers,  Geo.  A.,  Ohio,  '08 
Chambers,  Mrs.  Marv  D.,  111.,  '05 
Chambers,  Will  G.,  Colo.,  'oi 
Chancdlor,  Wm.  E..  Conn..  '00 
Chandler,  T.  A.  C,  Va.,  '04 
Chandler,  John  W..  N.  Y.,  '90 
Chaney,  Lucien  W..  D.  C,  *oa 
Chaney,  N.  H.,  Ohio,  '00 
Chapin,  E.  P.,  Ky.,  '01 


in,  Oscar,  6hio,  '03 
,  James  H..N.T.,  ^06 
iberry,  D.  P.,  Ala.,  '99 


Chapman,  C.  B.,  Ga..  '05 
Chapman,  Edith  H.,  Pa.,  '03 
Chapman,  F.  E.,  Mass..  '94 
Chapman.  Wm.  M..  Mo.,  *o8 
Chappie,  B.  P.,  N.  Dak.,  '03 
Charles,  Fred.  L,  III.,  '06, 
Charlton.  Laura,  NY.,  'os 
Charters,  W.  W.,  Mo.,  '06 
Chase,  Kay  E^  Nev..  '07 
Chase,  Susan  F.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Chase.  Wayland  J.,  Wis..  '99 
Chatfield.  George  H..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Challey,  A..  Pa.,  '07 
Chatterton.  Geo.  P.,  Pa..  '08 
Cheever.W.  H.,Wis..'o6 
Cheney,  Francis  J.,  N.  V.,  '91 
Cheney,  H.  C,  111.,  '01 
Cheney,  H.  D.,  Idaho,  '07 
Chenot,  J.  C,  Ohio,  '08 
Cherry,  H  H..  Ky..  '06 
Cherry.  T.  C,  Ky..  '05 
Chester,  E.  P.,  Coon.,  '07 
ChevaUer,  W.  F.,  Iowa,  'oa 
Chicago  Pub.  Ubrary,  lU.,  '98 
Chickering,  John  J.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Childs,  Ernest  W.,  Ga.,  '03 
Chads,  J.  R..  Vt.,  '07 
Chittenden,  M.  D..  Vt.,  '03 
Chrisman,  ^  "     ' 

Christie, 

Christcnberry,  U.  f.,  Ala.,  '99 
Christenson,  D.  H.,  Utah.  '01 
Chubb,  Edwin  W..  Ohio,  '05 
Chubb,  Perdval  N.  Y.,  '05 
Church,  A.  B..  Ohio, '08 
Church,  Emma  M.,  Ul.,  '05 
Church.  Geo.  E.,  R.  I.,  •9a 
Church,  Harry  V..  111..  '06 
aty  Ub'y,  Manchester,   N.  H., 

'06 
City  Ub'y,  Springfield,  Mass.,  '98 
Claigg,  J.  Henry,  Mass.,  '03 
Clair,  Frauds  R.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Clair  Sub-Dist.  Sch..  Pa.,  '06 
Clancy,  Albert  W.,  Minn..  '90 
Qancy,  Margaret.  Pa..  '08 
Clancy,  Nod  J.,  Tex.,  *97 
Clapp,  George  I.,  Mass.,  '03 
Gark  University,  Mass.,  '05 
Clark,  A.  L..  Iowa.  '06 
Qark,  Anna  M.,  Colo..  '08 
Qark,  Chas.  S..  Mass.,  '07 
Clark,  Edward  O.,  Mass.,  '98 
Clark.  Eliza  L.,  Mass., '03 
Clark,  Frances  E.,  Wis.,  'oa 
Clark,  Frank  H.,  Colo.,  '86 
Qark,  Georgia,  Ohio,  *o8 
Clark,  Mrs.  Ida  H..  Wis.,  '00 
Clark,  James  E.,  N.  Mex..  '03 
Clark,  John  H.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Clark,  Josephine  H.,  Colo.,  *o8 
Clark,  I.  rfTwis.,  ^84 
Clark.  Mary  L.  Ind..  '06 
Qark.  M.  G..IU.. '06 
Clark.  Reed  P.,  Ohio,  '03 
Clark,  W.  A..  Nebr.,  '95 
Clarke,  Elva  E.,  Kans..  '94 
Clarke.  Emest  P.,  Mich..  '01 
Clarke,  Francis  D..  Mich..  '97 
Class  Tchrs.  Organiz.  of  Brooklyn. 

N.  Y..  'OS 
Classen,  Mrs.  A.  W.  H„  Cal.,  '89 
Qauser,  Joseph  L..  Ind.,  '08 
Claxton.  P.  P.,  Tenn.,  '98 
Qay,  Chas.  A.,  Mich.,  '08 
Cayton,  C.  E..  N.  Y..  '08 
Clayton,  R.  A..  Ala.,  ^03 
Qement.  J.  Addison.  Kans.^  '08 
Clement.  R.  E.,  N.  J..  '07 
Oements,  J.  E..  Va..  '07 
Clements.  J.  R.,  Ohio,  '08 
Clemmons.  Wm.  H..  Nebr.,  '05 
Clemo.  T.  W..  Mich..  '06 
Clemson  Agri.  Coll.,  S.  C,  'os 
Cleveland  Pub.  Ub'y.   Ohio,   '97 
Qeveland,  Leslie  L..  Mass..  '03 
eleven.  N.  A.  N..  Ind.,  '08 
Clifford.  Chas.  C.  Ind..  '06 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


235 


Oifford.  W,  N.  J»aH  'os 
Clifton.  Hanr  T..  C*l.,  '05 
Ckipper.  E.  N.,  Okio.  'ot 
Oouih,  Rurtoq  M-t  Haajt  '03 
CI.  H,  Da^Td  E..  Uuh.  ^01 
t  lum,  GnxgP  V.^  III.^  '90 
Ctum,  John  E..  111.,  '04 
Coales,  C.  T.,  Ohio,  '08 
Cobb.  ChAs.  N  ,  N.  Y.»  '94 
Cobb,  H.  E..  lU.,  'oj 
Cobb.  MAtie  A.,  I]l„  *o4 
Cobb,  Norma  O  ^  Ohio^  'oft 
Cobh,  Richu-d.  Mas?-.  *oi 
Coburo  Lib^j  of  Colo,  Coll..  *os 
Cobum.  F-  F  .  MuA-.  '^g 
Cobum.  CHcir  E,.  N,  Y.,  '05 
Cobum,  Wtn.  G.,  Mirh.f  'os 
Cochrane.  W,  E-.  N    Y  /^ 
Coddinetoo,  A.  O,  Itl-.  '95 
Cody,  Alvin  N.,  Mich ,  '04 
Coe  Collest,  Iowa,  'oj 

Cot,  GrorgE  A.,  lU..  '03 
Coc.  Idi.  N,  Y..  '05 
Coffey,  Wtx.  B,,  La.,  *07t 
Coffin.  C.  W,  D,  N.  Y.,  *oo 
Coffin.  MaryE,.  S.  I,,  'oj 
Coffm&n.  l^us  D,,  III.,  'oa 
CoKbvrill,  Hamlin  E.,  Pa.,  '05 
Cohn,  Jvouis  B..  N.  Y.^  '05 
Colburti.  Tesiie  B.,  -M,  Y.,  "05 
Colbum,  Miaft  &..  Ohio.  *o« 
Colby.  E.  C,  M.  Y..  ^g6 
Cole  Aaron  H.,  lU  ,  'o) 
Cole,  Adnaa  H,,  Wis,.  *o8 
Cok.  Chas.  W-,  N.  Y..  '0* 
Cok.  Stone^aU  1.,  Ala.,  '03 
Coif.  Wm.  H..  Ohio,  ^70 
CiJlemin,  Chas.  C.  Ind,,  '06 
Coleman.  H.  T.  T.,  Cj,iiada,  '07 
CoSeslock.  H,  U.  Cal..  '^1 
Colfax  Sub^Dtst  Sch,  PtTiaburg, 

P*  .  00 
Colgate  University,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
CoUedge.  Wm.  F^.  01.,  '08 
CoUefe,  Agri.,  of  Kans.,  '97 
College  of  Agri.  of  R.  I.,  V>3 
College  of  the  City  of  New  York 

•06 
College,  Amherst,  Mass.,  '97 
Coilcie.  Bellevue.  Ncbr..  '97 
CoUege,  Birmingham,  Ala.,  '08 
Coltcffe,  Boston.  Mass.,  '97 
Colkge,  Brig.  Young,  Utah,  '98 
College,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.,  '90 
C4jllrw,  Butler,  Ind.,  'oo 
Cnllf^e,  Canisius,  N.  Y.,  *oa 
('      .;e,  Conn.  Agri., '90 
Loiic^.  Davidson,  N.  C,  '06 
College,  Dickinson,  Pa.,  '99 
College,  Earlham,  Ind.,  '07 
College,  Emory,  Ga.,  '01 
College.  Ga.  Nor.  and    Indust, 

•06 
CoUege.  Geneva,  Pa.,  '06 
College  for  Tchrs..  Geo.  Peabody 

Tena.,  '04 
CoUege,  Hendrix.  Ark..  '97 
College,  HiUsdale,  Midi..  '00 
College  of  the  Holy  Cross,  Mass., 

*oi 
CoUege,  Iowa,  Grinnell,  '00 
College,  Iowa  State,  Ames,  'ox 
CoUege,  Lake  Erie.  Ohio,  '06 
CoUege,  lincohi,  lU.,  '07 
CoUege,  Macalester.  Mmn..  '08 
CoUege,  Manhattan.  N.  Y..  '06 
CoUege,  Agricultural,  Mass.,  '07 
CoUege,  Midland,  K.ans.,  '99 
CoUege,  Montana  State.  '99 
CoUege,  Mt.  Holyoke,  Mass..  'oa 
CoUege,  Muskingum,  Ohio,  '07 
College,  Pennsylvania  State,  '00 
CoUege,  Pomona,  Cal.,  '99 
CoUege,  Raddiffe,  Mass.,  '05 
CoUege,  Ripoo,  Wis.,  'oa 
CoUege,  Rockford.  lU..  '04 
CoUege,  Rutgers,  N.  J.,  *o8 


College   of   St.   Frauds    Xavier, 

N/V.   "oo 
CollegerSmitb,  Mass..  *g^ 
CoUege„  SouLh  Caroliaa,  'oi 
CoUege,  South  Dak-  AjTri^,  '99 
College,  State,  of  Washington,  *o5 
College.  Vassar.  N  Y.,  '98 
College,  Wabaijj;!.  Ind..  'gs 
College,  Waynesburif,  Pa  .  'oa 
College,  WeGr%lev.  MaK&,.  '00 
College,  Wells,  N.  Y..  *o6 
CoUeit.  Wrstminsler,  Mo..  '07 
CoUege,  Wheaton^  III  /qq 
CoQcge.  Whjiinan,  Wash..  '01 
CoUege.  WlltianL-i,  .V!ass.,  '97 
College.  VVoinin\  Md  ,  'w 
College,  YuLkEon,  S.  Dak..  '07 
CoUicott,  Jacob  G..  Wash.,  '05 
Coll i«,  John  S.,  lU,,  '07 
CoUin.  C.  O   L ,  Mais..  'o^ 
CoULni,  A,  Harvty.  CaI..  "06 
CoUins^  C  I.,  Mich.,  'oj 
CoUiEiis,  Frank  H.,  M.  \\  "04 
Collins,  Halsey  M.,  N.  Y,.  'oa 
CoUini,  J,  H.,  III.  'ps 
Collins,  John  £.►  Oh&j.  '06 
Collins,  .  obn  S.i  Mo,.  '97 
CoUinrt.    fj5.  v..  Wis.,  '05 
CoUin^,  iloria  C.  Ohio,  'oj 
CoUins.  N'diieC,  f  U.Jo  J 
Collins,  V  inlet  V.,  HI.,  Ui& 
Col  lister.  L^ura  K..  Ohio.  '06 
Columbia  Cj>II.  nf  Hx press..  Ill.,'oa 
Culumbia  Uaiiiviiiy,  r;.  Y.,  '95 
ColweU.  Nathan  P.,  lU..  '06 
Comings,  Fannie  S.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Com.  of  Ed.,  Enouiry  and  Re- 
search, Bristol,  En^and,  '08 
Compton,  L.  M.,  Wis.,  '08 
Comstock,  C.  E.,  lU.,  '03 
Comstock,  E.  H.,  Minn..  '01 
Comstock.  T.  B.,  Cal.,  '95 
Conant,  Howard,  Mass.,  Va8 
Cooant,  Osmyn  P„  N.  Y.,  '03 
Conant.  Roger  L..  Porto  Rico,  '05 
Conard,  H.  E.,  Ohio,  '04 
Conaty,  Thomas  J.,  Cal.,  '03 
Condon,  RandaU  j.,  Mont.,^ox 
Congdon.  C.  H.,  lU.,  '94 
Con^don.  F   K..  Mass..  '06 
Cnnc-r,  Cirn.*.,  T.,  Cal,.  '07 
Crmklingj  W.  t; ,  Mich..  '96 
ConUn.  Francii^  J  ,  Mass.,  '03 
Conn,  G.  W.,  Jr.,  lU..  '03 
Connrcciicui  .\gri-  College,  '99 
Conndley^  CD..  Pa.,  '01 
Conner,  t^l.,  S<j.Ujn,  Ohio,  '08 
Conniff,  John  R  .  La..  '01 
Connolly.  John  M.,  Mass.,  '03 
C'>nn.-»Hy,  Ijniiivf.  N.  J.,  '07 

V  \"    " :  ,  Mo.,  '04 

<  .;  I    Fla.,  '07 

Conrow,  EUzabeth,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Conrow,  Georgiana,  N.  Y..  '05 
Conroy,  John  P.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Converse,  F.  E.,  Wis.,  '07 
Conway,  Thos.  W.,  Okfa.,  '06 
ConweU,  Russell  H.,  Pa.,  'ox 
Cook,  A.  D.   Wyo..  '06 
Cook,  Albert  P.,  Mich.,  '01 
Cook.  Albert  S.,  Md.,  'oa 
Cook.  Chas.  F..  N.  H..  '98 
Cook,  DeEsta,  Ariz.,  '07 
Cook,  Elizabeth  B.,  lU..  '96 
Cook,  Fayette  L.,  S.  Dak.,  '75 
Cook,  Francis  E.,  Mo.,  'oa 
Cook,  Geo.  B.,  Ark.,  'gs 
Cook,  H.  Moreland,  Wash.,  '01 
Cook,  Homer  L.,  Ind.,  '05 
Cook,  Homer  M.,   Mo.,  '07 
Cook.  Ida  M.,  lU.,  '99 
Cook,  John  W.,  IU..V> 
Cookson,  Charles  W..  Ohio,  '06 
Cooiey,  Anna  M.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Cooley,  Mrs.  A.  W.,  N.  Dak.,  '96 
Cooiey,  E.  G..  lU.,  '97 
Cooley,  F.  W.,  Ind.,  '95 
Cooiey,  James  S.,  N.  Y.,  '07 


Cooley,  L.  C,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Cooley,  Robert  L.,  Wis.,  '05 
Coombs.  John  H.,  Utah,  '06 
Cooper.  Clara  F..  Ncbr.,  '04 
Cooper^  F.  B.,  Wash,,  '94 
rH-Ki]>fr,  F.  I  ,  Ma*;?.,  'rij 
Cooprr.  J.  W,.  Pa„  "oft 
Coopern  Mil  ion  C  .  Pa  ,  *oi 
Cooper.  O.  H..  Tex,,  "94 
Coover.  John  fi,,  Cah.  'of 
Ciwt*^.  N^hiiHid,  KoiLS.,  '86 
Cope,  Henry  F  .  III.  '06 
Cope,  W.  P,.  Ohio,  '03 
Copeiond,  Cnoa.  H..  Ind.,  '99 
Co  pel  and.  Chai.  M.,  Ohio,  '08 
Corhett.  Henry  R„  lU.,  'go 
Corbly,  Lawrmcc  J..  W.  Va.,  'oa 
Corcoran,  John  B,.  S',  Y^.  '06 
Cording,  Agn«  A-.  N.  Y-,  '03 
Cofl.  Frederick  j.,  Ky.,  "04 
Corlett,  Bessie  M..  Ohio.  '06 
Qjrnttl  Univ.  Library.  N,  Y.,'96 
Cornell.  Waller  S.,  Pa.,  'oS 
Carney.  E\ie,  N.  Y..  'o^ 
Cornmaa,  O.  P.,  Pa.,  '0.1 
Coriu*,  Liscph  H.,  Miih,,  "oS 
Com  well.  Cynthia  L,  Minn.,  *o7 
Corson.  I>and  li.,  Nr  J.,  'os 
Cirr jam,  O.   T.,  Ohlo^  'ft 7 
Convin,  C.  E.,  Ohio,  di 
CoancT,   Lottie  M.,  Ohio,  '03 
CkUtingbam.  Wm.  W.,  Pa.,  *o6 
Cntttim.  Carl.  N.  H.,    oS 
Cotton.  F.  A.,  Ind  ,  'g3 
CoitRll,  John  B..  X.  v..  *o* 
Coy^hlin,  James  M.,  Pa*.    08 
Couh«,  J.  G..  m..  07 
Coulter,  Minnie,  Cal..  *qo 
Coullrap.  F.  S.,  Ohio,  '00 
ffl.  Tckrv.  Asm.,  Mdwimkm  Co., 

Wis.,  '&A 
Cousins,  R.  U.,  Texas,  '04 
Oi^^ll,  C,  H..  Cal.  '07 
Cowy.  Claude  C.,  Oregon,  '01 
Cottan,  ,Mimiic  R.,  UL,  '08 
Cowing.  Hdcn  H    Ohio,  '01 
Cow  tea,  Dufiley  R.,  Mai^.,  '01 
Cttwics.   Emma   M..  Wis*.,  ^03 
Cowles   Pearl  R.,  N,L.'q6 
CowUiift,  Lionild  J.,  Rans.,  '08 
Cox.  li^win  B.,  Ohio,  "Sp 
Coje.   E.  Morris.  Col,.  '96 
Cox,  Henry  C.,  111-.  \s 
Cox,  H-  S,.  Kj..  'oA 
Cox,  Jean  W..  N.  J..  'a7 
Cox,  L»ms  C.  N\  Y.,  ^08 
Cey,  E.  IV..  Ohio,  'fti 
CNH'oe,  Fr;iaLi&  R..  Pj..  *o<5 
Crablnr.  J.  O..  Ry..  \j7 
Crablw,  Lelia  B,.  Mich.,  '03 
Crabtree,  J.  W.,  Nebr.,  '05 
Craig,  Arthur  U.,  D.  C,  ^99 
Craigi  Katharine  L.,  Colo.,  "oi 
Craiff.  Marian  E.,  Cal..  '07 
Craig.  Oscar  J..  Mont..  '9a 
Craighead,  E.  B.,  La.,  'oa 
Cram,  Nathan  D..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Cramer.  W.  F.,  Iowa.  '00 
Crampton,  C.  Ward,  N.  Y..  '03 
CrandaU.  Benj.  R.,  Idaho,  '03 
CrandaU,  D.  A..  R.  I..  '03 
Crane.  Cornelia  S.,  111.,  '97 
Crane.  F.  E..  Ohio,  '01 
Crane,  Frank,  S.  Dak,  '95 
Crane,  Harriet  B.,  N.  T.,  \>5 
Crane,  Julia  E.,  N.  Y..  '95 
Crane.  Wm.  A.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Cranston,  John  A.,  Cal.,  '04 
Cranston,  R.  W..  Minn.,  '96 
Crawford,  J.  Forsyth,  Iowa,  '05 
Crawford.  Wra.  A..  Ark..  '06 
Crawford,  Wm.  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Crawshaw,  Fred  D.,  lU^,  '01 
Creager.  J.  O..  Ohio,  '08 
Crec,  Raymond,  Cal.,  '07 
Creighton  Univ.,  Nebr.,  '03 
Crissy,  I.  O.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Crist,  Henry  M.,  N.  V..  '96 


^38 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Fitzpatrick.  F.  A^  KUss.,  '84 

FUgg.  Elizabeth  G.,  Kans.,  '03 
Flanagan,  A.,  111.,  '01 
Flannery.  M.  Tay,  Ohio.  '05 
Fleuher,  Daniel.  Pa.,  '04 
Fleming,  Ada  M.,  III.,  *oa 
Fleming,  Thos.  R.,  Australia.  *o6 
Fleshman,  Aiithur  C,  Kv.,  '94 
Fleshman.  Howard,  W.  Va.,  '07 
Fleichcr.  Wro.  T..  Colo.,  '06 
Flickinger,  C.  A.,  Ohio,  '08 
Flickingcr,  J.  R.,  Pa..  '98 
Floyd,  Charles  L.,  Ala.,  'oa 
Floyd.  Laura  D..  111.,  '98 
Flushing  High  Sch.,  New  York. 

N.  Y.,  'os 
Flynn,  Eleanor  T..  Ohio,  '08 
Focht,  John  H.,  Ohio,  '08 
Fockler,  John  P.,  Md.,  '07 
Foerste,  A.  F.,  Ohio,  '96 
Fogg.  Nathan.  N.  Y..  '05 
Folsom,  Channing,  N.  H.,  '03 
Fontaine.  Camille,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Foos,  Charles  S.,  Pa.,  'oa 
Foote,  L.  R.,  Mont..  '07 
Foote,  Mary  C,  III.,  '97 
Forbes  Library,  Mass.,  ^ox 
Forbes,  Alexander,  N.  J.,  '76 
Forbes,  E.  J.,  Australia,  'oz 
Forbes,  George  M.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Forbes,  Stephen  A.,  HI.,  '03 
Ford,  B.  £.,  Kans.,  *o8 
Ford.  Marv  E..  Md.,  '05 
Fordham  Cniveraity,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Fordyce,  Charles,  Nebr.,  *o8 
Foresman,  H.  A.,  HI.,  '96 
Foresman,  Robt.,  N.  V.,  '96 
Forrest,  J.  T..  Wash.,  '95 
Fortney,  Lorain,  W.  Va.,  '07 
Foshay,  Jas.  A.,  Cal.,  '03 
Foster,  Edwin  W.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Foster,  James  H.,  Ala.,  '03 
Foster,  W.  R..  lU.,  '06 
Fouse.  W.  H..  Ohio,  *o8 
Foust,  J.  I.,  N.  C,  'os 
Fowler,  W.  K..  Nebr.  '9a 
Fox,  Wm.  F..  Va.,  '94 
Fracker,  George  C,  Iowa,  *o8 
Fraley,  A.  S.,  Ind.,  '08 
Francis,  T.  H.,  Cal..  '90 
Franck.  Augusta  L..  Cal..  '01 
Frank,  Harrison  L.,  Ohio,  '99 
Franklin,  Cornelius  E..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Franklin.  Geo.  A.,  Minn.,  '97 
Franks,  W.  A.,  Colo.,  '08 
Fraser,  Mrs.  N.  L.  D.,  Hawaii,  'oo 
Frazee,  Geo.  B.,  Ky.,  *o5 
Frazee,  Victor,  R.  I..  '96 
Frazier,  Chas.  R.,  Minn.,  *oi 
Frederick,  J.  M.  H.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Frederick,  O.  G.,  Mich.,  '00 


Freeman,  C.  C,  Ky.,  '07 
Freeman.  John  T.,  N.  Y..  '98 
Freeman,  L.  A.,  Mass.,  '03 


Freer,  H.  H.,  Iowa.  '84 
French,  Harlan  P.,  N.  Y..  '91 
French.  H.  Delraar,  N.  Y.,  '03 
French,  John  D.,  Nebr.,  '99 
French.  John  S..  R.  I.,  '03 
French,  May.  Ohio,  '07 
French,  O.  E.,  Iowa.  *9S 
Friedman,   M.,   Pa.,   '07 
Frisscll,  H.  B.,  Va.,  '00 
Frohard,  Henrietta,  Mo.,  '04 
Frost.  J.  M.,  Mich.,  '97 
Froula,  V.  K.,  Minn..  '07 
Fruchte,  Amelia  C,  Mo.,  '96 
Fry.  WiUiam  W.,  Pa..  '00 
Frye,  Alexis  E.,  Cal.,  '03 
Frye.  Milton,  Mo..  '08 
Fryer,  John,  CaL  '07 
Fuhrmann,  G.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Fuller,  Geo.  D..  111..  '04 
Fuller,  Mrs.  Hattie  S.,  Minn.,  'o 
Fuller,  Sarah,  Mass.,  '00 
Fullcrton,  C.  A.,  Iowa,  '08 
Fulk.  Joseph  R.,  Nebr.,  '06 
FuUner,  C.  A.,  Nebr.,  'oa 


Fultoa  Co.  Bd.  of  Ed..  Ga..  '01 
Fulton,  Hany  R.,  Pa.,  '08 
Fulton.  Manon  D.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Fulton,  Maurice  G.,  Ky.,  '08 
Fulton,  Robt.  B.,  Va.,  *94 
Fulton,  Warren  L.,  Ohio.  '96 
Fulton,  WiUiam  L.,  Iowa,  '08 
Fults  Francis  M.,  Iowa,  *ox 
Funk.  Isaac  K.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Fant,Chrde.N.  Y..'oo 
Fusch.  Henry  J.,  Ala.,  '04 
FutraU.  Thos.  A..  Ark..  '87 
Gabrio,  Joseph  B.,  Pa..  '06 
GaU  Borden  Pub.  Ub'jr,  lU..  '01 
GaiUard.  Edw.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Gainett.  James  H.,  Mo.,  '08 
GalUgher,  Ellen  M..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Gallup,  E.  E..  Mich.,  'ox 
Gallup,  Wm.  H..  W.  Va..  '07 
Gamble,  John  W.,  Nebr..  '07 
Gambrlll,  J.  M..  Md.,  '04 
Gammon.  Mra.  M.  D.,111..  '97 
Gamwdl,  Irving  H.,  Mass..  'oa 
Gans,  W.  G.,  Pa.,  'o< 
Gantvoort,  A.  J.,  Ouo,  '94 
Gantz.  Arthur  L..  Ohio.  '06 


Gardner,  Arthur  F.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Gardner,  Emma  J..  Wis.,  '05 
Gardner,  Maude,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Gardner,  W.  H..  Nebr.,  '01 
Garhck,  W.  N..  Wash.,  '05 
Garman,  C.  C^  Ohio,  '08 
Garman,  Mrs.  C.  C,  Ohio,  '08 
Garrett,  E.  O.,  Nebr..  '08 
Garrett,  R.  V.,  Nebr..  '08 
Garrett,  T.  H.,  Ga.,  '03 
Ganette,  Irene,  Iowa,  '07 
Garrigues,  Josephine.  Mo..  '04 
Garrin,  John  B.,  Colo.,  '95 
Garwood.  Isabel,  Cal..  '07 
Garwood.  Ralph  S.,  Mich.,  '01 
Gaas,  H.  A..  Mo.,  'oa 
Gaston.  Chas.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Gates,  Charles  I.,  R.  I..  '03 
Gates.  Merrill  E.,  D.  C,  '90 
Gault,  F.  B..  S.  Dak..  '04 
Gauthier,  Julie  C.  Minn..  '08 
Gay,  Georae  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
Gaylord.  E.  E.,  Mass.,  'oa 
Gaylord,  Gertrude  E.,  Mass..  '04 
Gaylord,  J.  S.,  Minn.,  '00 
Gaylord,  W.  K.,  Cal.,  '07 
Gearhart,  May,  Cal..  '06 
GebaUe,  PauUne  I..  N.  Y..  '05 
Gebhart.  David  R..  Mo.,  '08 
Geeks.  TQlie  C.  Mo.,  '08 
Gehrand.  G.  W..  Mich.,  '04 
Gehres.  tJoyd  F..  Ohio,  '08 
Gehrkens,  K.  W..  Ohio,  '08 
Geiger,  F.  P.,  Ohio,  '00 
Geiser,  RudoliA,  Minn.,  'ok 
Gen'l  Education  B'd,  N.  V., 'oa 
Geni  Lib'y,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  '98 
Geneseo  St.  Nor.  Sch..  N.  Y.,  '07 
Geneva  College.  Pa..  '06 
Genthe,  Martha  Krug.  Conn.,  'oa 
Gentle,  Thomas  H..  Wb.,  '98 
George.  Almina,  Wash.,   '06 
Geo.  Peabody  Coll,  for  Tchrs., 

Teim.,  '04 
George,  W.  Henry.  Pa..  '08 
Geo.wadiington  Univ.,  D.  C.'oa 
George,  Edgar,  Minn.,  '05 
Georgia  Nor.  and  Indust.  Coll. 

Ga.,  '06 
Gerber,  Albert  J^  Ohio,  '08 
Germann,  Geo.  B..  N.  V.,  '98 
Gerry,  Harry  M..  Mass.,  '06 
Gerwig,  George  W.,  Pa.,  '08 
GeseU.  Arnold  L..  Cal.. '07 
Getchdl.  M.  S.,  Mass..  '08 
Getty,  Irene  L..  Mich.,  '05 
Gibbs,  David.  N.  Y.,  '08 
Gihbs,  Ellis  B.,  Ind.,  '06 
Gibson,  C.  B.,  Ga.,  '98 
Gibson,  John  A.,  Pa..  '96 
Gibson,  Katharine  E.,  Tenn..  *o8 
Gibson,  Susan  B.,  Minn.,  '08 


Gibaon.  Thomas  L..  Md.,  *o6 
GifaMQ,  Wm.  F..  Pa.,  '03 
Giddens,  L.  P.,  Ala..  '00 
Giddings.  Margaret,  Colo..  '04 
Gideon,  Geo.  D.,  Pa.,  '99 
Gideon,  A.,  Colo.,  '04 
Giffin,  W.  M.,  111.,  'os 
Gilbert  M.  SimmonsLab'y,Wis.,'cj 
GUbert.  C.  B..  N.  J.,  '93 
GObert.  D.  B.,  Nebr.,  '01 
Gilbert,  Isaac  B..  Mich.,  '05 
Gilbert,  J.  Z.,  Cal.  '07 
Gilbert,  Mrs.  M.  E.,  HI.,  '90 
GUbert.  NeweU  D.,  lU.,  '95 
GUbert,  Sarah  H.,  Pa.,  'o^ 
GUdemeiater.  Theda.  Mina.,  '03 
GUes,  Harry  E..  lU.,  '07 
GUea,  J.  T.,  Ind..  '08 
GUI,  Laura  D.,  D.  C.  '03 
GiUan.  SUaa  Y..  Wis.,  '9s 
GUlespie.  Mary,  lU.,  '97 
GUlel.  Harrv  6..  lU..  '08 
GiUey.  Frank  M..  Mass.,  'oa 
GUlOand,  Eugene,  Tenn.,  '08 
GUmoc«.  aTf..  N.  Y..  '05 
GUpatrick.  Ahct  R..  Ohio.  08 
GUpin.  S.  W..  Miim..  'oa 
GUtner,  E.  E..  N.  Y..  '08 
Giim.  Jennie  E..  Miim..  '08 
Girls'  High  School  New  YoA, 

N.  Y.,  'os 
Gist,  Wm.  C..  W.  Va..  '08 
Given.  Miss  M.  E.,  D.  C,  '01 
Glass,  Edwaitl  C,  Va.,  '04 
Gleason,  Ronald  P.,  Pa.,  'os 
Gleason.  R.  S.,  S.  Dak.,  '08 
Glenn,  A.  D.,  Pa..  '06 
Glenn,  Chas.  B.,  Ala.,  '00 
Glenn,  G.  R.,  Ga..  '95 
Glenn,  John  M.,  K.  Y..  '07 
Glenn.  JoMph  T.,  Ohio,  '07 
Gkiddter,  J.  H.,  Kans.,  '99 
Glover.  Lyim,  Okla..  '08 
Glover.  Nathan  L..  Ohio,  '89 
Glover,  NeUie  L..  Ohio,  '08 
Gminder.  A.  J.,  Md.,  '98 
Goble.  WUliam  C^  Ind..  '03 
Goddaid.  Carrie,  Kana.,  '01 
Goddard.  Henry  H.,  N.  J..  '05 
Goebd,  Emma  C,  Mo..  '04 
Goedhart.  AnniL  Ohio,  '08 
Goen.  Leooidas  L..  Minn.,  '08 
Goetae.  F.  A..  N.  Y^'07 
Goflin.  Catherine.  ID.,  '98 
Goldien,  Ellen.  D.  C,  '08 
Golden.  H.  W..  Pa..  '98 
Goode,  Beulah.  D..  Cal.  '08 
Goodfdlow,    Maud   A.,    Mass., 

•07 
Goodknight,  J.  L^  HI..  '9s 
Goodman,  Chas.  W.,  Aria..  '06 
Goodman,  Sarah  B..  Mich.,  'oa 
Goodnough,  W.  S.,  N.  Y.,  '8a 
Goodrich.  J.  F.,  Mich.,  '08 
Goodwin.  E.  T..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Goodwin.  E.  R..  Mass..  'ox 
Goodwin,  W.  Grant,  N.  Y..  'los 
Gordon.  David  E..  Mo.,  '04 
Gordon.  J.  O.,  Ohio,  *o8 
Gordon,  W.  E,,  N.  Y..  '08 
GordyTu.  L..  ta.,  '06 
Gordy,  W.  F.,  Mass..  '98 
Gore,  WUlard  C,  in.,  'os 
Gorton,  Chas.  E..  N.  Y..  '96 
Gossin,  A^..  Mo.,  '04 
Gocling.  Thoa.  W.,  Ohio.  '07 
Gould,  R.  R.  N.,  Mich.,  '04 
Gave,  Aaron,  Colo..  '83 
Gove,  Mary  A.,  Maaa.,  '03 
Grace,  Valfie,  Fla.,  *o8 
Grady,  GsOtto.,  W.  Va..  '08 
Graham,  Albert  B.,  Ohio,  *oo 
Graham.  Ben  G.,  Pa.,  '08 
Graham,  Hugh  A.,  Mich.,  '93 
Graham.  Jas.  D..  Cal.,  'oq 
Grmbam,  Jlknnette  E.,  III.,  'oj 
Graham,  John  Y.,  Ala.,  '03 
Graham,  N.  M.,  Nebr.,  '06 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


239 


Gnxn.  Sch..  J.  W.  Mickk,  Cam- 
den, N.  Jm  'OS 
Gnm.    Sch.,    Richard    Fetters. 


Grand  Rapids  piib.  lib^y, 

•06 

Granoer,  Ruth  E^  N.  Y.,  '05 
Grant,  Forrest.  N.  Y..  'o« 
Grant,  Robert  A..  Mo.,  ^04 
Grape,  Jacob,  Md., '01 
Grait,  Simon,  Pa.,  *79 
Graves,  Sherman  I.,  ComL..  '07 
Grawn.  Chas.  T.,  Mich.,  '01 
Gray,  Andrew  J..  Jr.,  Va.,  'os 
Gray,  James  H.,  Ind.,  *o8 
Gray,  J.  T.,  Iowa,  '08 
Gray,  Nellie  A.  Wash.,  '06 
Gray,  Oliver  E..  Wis.,  *o6 
Gray,  Temperance,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Gray,  WilUam.  New  Zealand,  '07 
Gree^,  T.  P.,  Cal.,  '88 
Green,  Clyde  C,  Pa.  '06 
Gretm,  Jos,  If.,  N.  ].,  '9a 
Green  J.  Kelso,  Pa..  '04 
Green,  Slary  W..  N.  Y.,\5 
Green,  Onrule  J.,  Iowa,  *o7 
Gffcn,  S.  M.,  Mo.,  '05 
Greene,  John  A..  N.  Y.,  'qj 
Greenfield  Pub.  lib'y,  Mass..  '06 
Greening,  Burton  O.,  Minn.,  '04 
Greenlee,  L.  C.  Colo.,  'ga 
Greenman.  A.  v..  III..  '97 
Greenwood,  Barbara  A.,  Cal.,  '07 
Greempood,  J.  M.,  Mo..  '86 
Greer,  John  N.,  Minn.,  *o4 
Grecson.  Wm.  A.,  Mich..  '06 
Grefory,  Ben).  C.  Mass.,  '94 
Gregory,  Christopher,  N.  J.,  '03 
Grendk.  Wm.  H.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Grenlell,  Helen  L^  Cob.,  >> 
Gresham,  E.  B.,  Ga.,  '08 
Giice,  Mrs.  Edwin  C,  Pa.,  '08 
Griebach,  Max,  Wis.,  '07 
Griffin,  E.  H.,  Md.,  '99 
Gnffin,  I.  C,  k.  C,  '05 
Griffin,  John,  N.  Y.,  'o< 
Griffin,  Mrs.  Marv  E.,  Mo.,  'ox 
Griffith,  Carrie  £.,  Mo.,  '04 
Griffith,  E.  W.,  N.  Y..  '96 
Griffith,  Fannie  B.,  Mo.,  '04 
Griffith.  L.H.,IlL,'os 
Griffith,  Sallie  W..  Mo.,  '04 
Griffith,  W.  W.,  Mo..  '04  • 
Griffiths,  A.  F.,  Hawaii,  '03 
Griffiths.  G.  C,  111.,  '06 
Griggs,  Frederick,  D.  C.  *o8 
Griggs,  Herbert.  N.  Y.,  '99 
Griggs,  Wm.  C,  Ala.,  '03 
Grimes.  James  M.,  N.  Y..  '08 
Grimstead,  P.  W.,  Ky.,  '08 
Grisham.  G.  N.,  Mo.,  '00 
GrijiwoldL  Wells  L.,  Ohio,  'oz 
Groom,  Bert  E.,  N.  Dak..  '05 
Gross.  Magnus  N..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Grmsmann,  M.  P.  £.,  N.  J.,  '94 
Grote,  Caroline.  111.,  '01 
Grove.  Cyrus  S.,  111.,  *o6 
Grove,  1.  H.,  Texas,  '04 
Grove,  Lula  C.  Ind..  '05 
Grove,  W.  D..  Mo.,  'oa 
Grovcr,  Edwin  O.,  lU.,  '00 
Grumbine,  H.  C,  Ohio.  '08 
Grttasend«rf,  D.  A.,  Minn.,  '98 
Graver.  A  A.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Graver,  Fwvey  S.,  Ma».,  *o4 
Guerdan,  Frances  J..  Mo..  '04 
GuilUams  J.  M.,  Ky.,  '97 
Guinther.  1.  C.  Ohio.,  '00 
Goitteau,  Wm.  B..  Ohio,  '06 
GuUck,  Chas.  F..  Cal..  '08 
Gulick.  Luther  H.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Gulliver,  Emma  B..  Mass.,  '03 
Gunnds.  H.  C,  Ala.,  'oa 
Gunnison,  W.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
GusB.  Roland  W..  Mass.,  ^5 
Gnstafaon,  Lewis,  Mo.,  '08 
Gustison,  F.  Came.  Idaho,  '08 
Gttthridge,  L.  A.,  Kans.,  '08 


Gwfam,  J.  M.,  La.,  '03 
Haddock,  F.  D..  Porto  Rico,  'oa 
Hadley,  Hiram,  N.  Mez.,  '91 
Hadley,  S.  H.,  Pa..  '05 
Hagemann,  J.  A.,  Wis.,  '99 
Hagerty.  C.  T.,  N.  Mex.,  '95 
Haggait.  Laura  J.,  Mich.,  '08 
Hasgett,  Geo.  B.,  Nev.,  '97 
Hahn,  Henry  H.,  Nebr.,  *oa 
Hahn,  Ida,  N.  Y..  '03 
Haight,  R.  A.,  lU.,  \s 
Hsilmann,  W.  N.,  Ind..  '79 
Haines.  Edna,  Ohio.  '08 
Hale,Geo.D.,N.^.,'9i 
Hale,  Hattie.  Ohio.  '08 
Hale,  Wm.  G.,  HI.,  '99 
Hall,  aarence  M..  Ma.<is..  '06 
HaU,  C  W.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Hall,  Dana  W.,  111.,  *ox 
HaU.  Elizabeth.  N.  Y..  '06 
HaU,  Frank  H.,  lU.,  '97 
HaU,  Frank  P.,  N.  C,  '08 
HaU.  G.  Stanley.  Mass.,  '91 
HaU.  H.  E..  Oluo,  '08 
HaU,  Mrs.  Hiram,  Mass.,  '03 
HaU,  I.  Freeman,  Mass.,  '95 
HaU,TohnC..  Ind. '04 
HaU,  Tohn  W.,  Ohio,  '05 
HaU,  Loyal  Freeman,  Pa.,  '93 
HaU,  Robert  G.,  Tex.,  '07 
HaU,  Winfidd  S.,  lU.,  '99 
'HaUand.1.G.,  N.  Dak.,'07 
Halleck.  Reuben  P..  Ky..  ^97 
Haffigan,  Thos.  C,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Halsted,  Harry  H..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Halvwsen,  Olaf,  Ariz.,  '06 
HambUn,  Nathan  C.  Mass..  '03 
Hamilton.  Arthur  L.,  Cal.,  '06 
HamUton.  FuUer  M..  La..  '07 
HamUton,  Tos.  M.,  Cal..  '07 
Hamilton,  J.  M..  Ohio,  '00 
HamUton,  1.  W.,  Ind.,  'oe 
Hamilton,  Matthew  C,  N.  J.,  '05 
HamUton,  R.  I.,  Ind.,  '96 
Hamilton,  Samud,  Pa.,  '98 
Hamilton,  Walter  I..  Mass.,  '03 
HamUton,  Wm.,  D.  C,  '08 
HamUton,  W.  E..  Iowa,  ^06 
Hamlin,  Cyras,  Miss.,  '99 
Hammel,  J.  C,  Cal.,  '99 
Hammd,  W.  C.  A..  N.  C.  '00 
Hampton  Institute,  Va.,  '99 
Hampton,  Miss  C,  Fla.,  Vm 
Hancock,  John  A.,  Minn.,  '95 
Hancock  Sch.  Faculty.  Pittsburgh, 

Pa..  '06 
Hand.  W.  H.,  S.  C,  '96 
Handler,  Hannah,  Ohio,  '06 
Haney,  Jas.  P..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Hanifan.  L.  J.,  W.  Va.,  '07 
Hankinson,  Frank,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Hanley,  Geo.  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Hanna,G.  W..N.  Dak.,'oo 
Hanna,  Jd^  C,  111.,  '^ 
HannunrPuOuise  M..  Colo.,  '06 
Hansche.  Maude  B..  Pa.,  'o< 
Hanson,  Margaret  C..  La..  \>5 
Hanson,  WUlu  E.,  Mich.,  '01 
Hanszen,  Oscar  A..  Tex.,  '04 
Hanus.  Paul  H.,  Mass.,  '95 
Harbold,  P.  M.,  Pa.,  '08 
Hard,  Henry  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Hard.  Miron  E.,  Mo.,  'ox 
Harding,  Frank  F.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Harding.  Lee  L..  Conn.,  '07 
Harlan,  B.  B..  Ohio,  'oi 
Harlan.  Richard  D..  D.  C,  'oa 
Harman,  David  A..  Pa..  '03 
Hamed.  P.  L.,  Tenn.,  '07 
Harper,  Mary  Z.,  Idaho.  '08 
Harrington,  C.  L.,  N.  Y..  '98 
Harris  Inst.  Lib'y,  R.  I.,  '99 
Hanls,  Abram  W..  lU..  '98 
Harris,  Ada   Van   Stone,  N.  Y. 

Harris,  Albert  M.,  Tenn.,  '03 
Harris,  Alice  L.,  Man ,  'ox 
^Harris,  Edw.  L.,  Ohio,  '94 


Harris,  EUza  A^  N.  Y.,  '03      . 
Harris,  Henry  £.,  N.  J..  '93 
Harris,  James  C,  Ga.,  '99 
Harris,  Tames  H..  Minn.,  '98 
Harris,  Janet  Simons,  Pa.,  '08 
Harris,  Mary  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Harris,  T.  G.,  Tex.,  '05 
ffofTM,  Wm.  r.,  D.  d,  '76 
Harris.  Wm.  Taylor,  Ohio.  '06 
Harrison,  EUzabeth,  111.,  '95 
Harrison.  Fond  O.,  Pa.,  '08 
narrower,  W.  J.,  III..  '08 
Hart,  Albert  B.,  Mass.  '95 
Hart.  B.  F..  Mo.,  'oa 
Hart,  Emma  C,  Wash.,  '03 
Hart.  Harris,  Va.,  '07 
Hart.  S.  Hermione,  Idaho,  '08 
Hart,  Wm.  P..  Ind.,  '93 
Hart.  Wm.  R.,  Mass.,  ^08 
Hartford  Theo.  Sem.,  Conn.,  'oa 
Harthora,  Drew  T.,  Maine,  '03 
Hartigan,  Mary  S.  L.,  lU..  '95 
Harthne,  D.  S.,  Pa.,  '05 
Hartman,  Carl,  Texas,  'os 
Hartmann,  Mary.  lU..  '95 
Hartranft.  W.  G..  Cal..  'oa 
Hartwdl.  Chas.  S..  N.  Y.,  "oa 
HartweU,  S.  O.,  Mich.,  'ox 
Harty,  Katherine  T.,  Conn.,  '07 
Hartzog,  Henry  S.,  Ark.,  '07 
HarvaM  CoU.  Lib'v,  Mass.,  '95 
Harvey,  Anna  E..  N.  Y..  '04 
Harvey.  E.  W.,  Ohio,  08 
Harvey,  G.  /..  Okla..  '86 
Harvey,  L.  D.,  Wis.,  '84 
Harvey,  N.  A..  Mich.,  '07 
Harwood,  Jas.  C,  Va.,  '05 
Harwood,  Samuel  E.,  lU.,  '00 
Haseman,  Joseph  H.,  Ind..  '08 
Haserot,  F.  H..  Ohio,  '07 
Haskins,  C.  H.,  Mass..  '99 
Hastings,  Montana.  W.  Va.,  '07 
Hastings,  Wm.  W.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hasty.  PhiUp  S.,  La.,  '08 
Hatch.  Benj.  L..  Miss..  '07 
Hatch,  Doras  R..  Colo..  '06 
Hatch.  W.  E..  Mass..  '97 
Hatch,  W.  H.,  in.,  '95 
Hatch,  Wm.  M.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hatfield.  W.  R.,  lU^  '06 
Hathaway,  Ralph.  Ohio,  '08 
Haupert,  Chas..  Ohio.  '93 
Hausperger,  Katharine,  Mo.,  '05 
Haven,  Caroline  T..  N.  Y..  '96 
Haven,  W.  L.  R.,  N.J. .'05 
Haverhill  Pub.  Ub'y.  Mass.,  '06 
Hariland.  Edw.  W..  Md.,  '06 
Hawkins,  Geo.  K.,  N.  Y..  '00 
.Hawkins,  Wilson,  Ohio,  '08 
Hawkins,  W.  J.,  Mo.,  '04 
Hayden,  EUzabeth  A.,  D.  C,  '07 
Haydcn,  H.  B..  lU.,  '97 
Hayden,  P.  C,  Iowa.  '05 
H-iymaker.  Deborah,  Pa.,  '08 
Haynes.  E.  L..  Vt..  '07 
Hays,  Cordelia  E..  Cal.,  '07 
Hays,  Dudley  G.,  III.,  '97 
Hays,  James  L.,  N.  J.,  '00 
Hays.  Willet  M..  O.  C.  '03 
Hay  ward  Edw.   N.  Y.   'os 
Hay  ward   K.  L.   Mass..  '03 
Hayward.  Emily  A.,  Colo.   '84 
Hay  ward  Harriet  S.   Mass..  '03 
Hazard.  CaroUne.  Mass.   '03 
Hazen.  Lillian  I)..  Cal..  '99 
Healey.  Horace  G.   N.  Y.,  '05 
Heape.  Jos.  R..  Eng..  '02 
Hearn.  Arthur  E..  Can.,  'oa 
Hearst  Free  Lib'y.  S.  Dak.,  '03 
Heater,  Loamy,  Ohio,  '08 
Heaton.  T.  L.,  Cal.,  '99 
Heatwole,  Cornelius  J.,  Fla.,  '05 
Hebden,  Edwin.  Md.,  '00 
Hecker,  Mrs.  Atlanta  E.,  Mo., '04 
Heckman  S.  B..  N.  Y..  '01 
Hedges,  Anna  C,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Hedrick,  F.arle  R.,  Mo.,  '04 
Hedley,  Bertram.  Ohio,   08 


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Heermans.  Tooc^ae  W. ,  Mo. ,  '06 
Heeter,  S.  L..  Minn.,  '05 
Hefferan.  Helen  M.,  lU.,  '08 
Hefter.  CeUa,  III.  '01 
Hcidenis,  Henry  T.,  N.  Y.,  *os 
Heidler,  S.  H..  111.,  '97 
Heiermann.  Francis.  Ohio.  '96 
Heighway,  F.  F..  Ind.,  'po 
Heil.  John  H..  III.,  '06 
Heineken,  J.  F,  D.,  N.  J.,  *q4 
Heiney.  Wm.  M.,  Ind..  '06 
Helbig,  Emily  Mai,  Mo.,  '04 
Held.  Felix  ^..Kans.. '06 
Helena  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mont.,  '03 
Heller,  Resenia  R..  Mich..  '01 
Helmer,  Mrs.  Adell  G.,  Ga.,  '07 
Helmer,  Harry,  111.,  '95 
Helms,  Caroline  C,  Mo..  '04 
Helter,  Henry  H.,  Ohio,  *oi 
Henderson,  Hermann  C.  Wit.,  *o4 
Henderaon,  W.  M..  W.  Va..  '07 
Hendon.  A.  M..  La.,  *o7 
Hendrick,  Welland,  N.  Y.,  'pS 
Hendricks,  £.  L.,  Ind.,  *o» 
Hendrickson.  Daniel  T.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Hendriz  College,  Ark.,  '97 
Henely,  Eugene,  Iowa.  '06 
Henkel,  Vandalaine,  Mo.,  *o3 
Henninger.  J.  W.,  111..  '96 
Hennon^James  C„  Ark.,  '08 
Henry,  T.  B.,  Kans..  '00 
Hensel,  Martin,  Ohio,  '03 
Hen.<ion,  C.  C,  La.,  '06 
Henson,  M.  A.,  Ohio,  '96 
Hernandez,  E.  C,  P.  R.,  'ox 
Herr,  Paul  A.,  Pa.,  '03 
Hernck,  C.  A.,  Pa.,  '00 
Herrick.  Horace  N..  111..  '03 
Herrick,  Mrs.  Una  R..  N.  Dak.,'05 
HerriS,  Amy  I.,  Ohio,  '05 
Herrig,  Anna  B.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Herrmann,  A.  G..  Minn..  '07 
Herrmann.  C.  I..  Minn.,  '07 
HerroQ,  Schuyler  F.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hertel,  Charies.  111.  '95 
Hervey,  Henry  D.,  Mass.,  '96 
Hervey,  Walter  L.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Heraog.  Ottilie,  Mo..  '04 
Herzog,  Peter.  Mo.,  '97 
Hess,  A.  B..  S.  Dak..  '05 
Hess,  Dorothea  C,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Hess,  Henry  C,  Minn.,  '08 
Hess,  Mary  L..  Pa.,  '05 
Hester,  W.  A.,  Ky.,  'oS 
Hetherington,  Oark  W.,  Mo.,  '07 
Heusner.  Wm.  S..  Kans..  '05 
Hewitt,  Kathryn  I.,  N,  Y.,  'ox 
Hewitt,  Walter  C.  Wis..  '04 
Heyward,  Richard,  N.  Dak.,  '08     . 
Heywood.  John  C,  Ohio,  '05 
Hiatt,  Wm.  O.,  Ind.  '07 
Hickok,  W.  H.,  Wis.,  'oj 
Hicks,  LiUie  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hicks.  W.  E..  Ohio,  '01 
Hieronymus,  R.  E.,  111.,  *o8 
Higbie.  Edgar  C,  Minn.,  '07 
Higgins,  Leonidas  R.,  Wash.,  *o6 
Higgons.  Mac  B..  N.  Y..  '08 
Hirf  Bridge  Pub.  Sch.,  N.  J.,  '05 
High  School  of  Commerce,  New 

York,  N.  Y..  'OS 
High  School,  Bayonne,  N.  J.,  '05 
High  School,  Curtis.  N.  Y.,  '05 
High  School,  Far  Rockaway,N.Y., 

'os 
High  School,  Flushing.  N.  Y..  '05 
High    School.    Girls,    Brooklyn, 

N.  Y.,  'o^ 
High  School.  Morris,  N.  Y.,  '05 
High  School,  Newark.  N.  J.,  '05 
High  School,  Red  Bank,  S.  J. .'05 
High  School,  Stuvvesant,  N.  Y.,'os 
High  School,  Wadleigh.  N.  Y.,  '05 
Hight.  Rob't  T..  Ind..  '06 
Hin.  Albert  H..  Va.,  '05 
Hill,  Albert  Ross,  Mo.,  '99 
Hill,  D.  A.,  Miss..  '05 
Hill,  David  S.,  Tcnn.,  '07 


HiU.  Edith.  Ohio,  '08 
HtU,  I.  W..  Ala.,  'ox 
Hill,  Mrs.  Jane  Clark,  Va..  '03 
Hill,  Jooeph  H..  Kana.,  '06 
Hill.  Lawrence  B.,  W.  Va..  '08 
Hill,  Lula  A.  L.,  iUaa.,  '03 


HiU,  Mary.  Wis.,  '96 
Hill.  Patty  S..  N.  yT,  '06 

Hill,  Willta  D.,  Mich.,  '05 


HiUeboe,  H.  S.,  Minn.,  'oa 
HiUerich,  Lena,  Ky.,  '08 
Hillsdale  College,  Mich.,  '00 
Hillyer,  Thomas  A.,  N.  Dak.,  '03 
HUlyer,  VirgU  M.,  Md.,  '01 
HlmeUck.  R.  W.,  Ind.,  '00 
Himes.  Jeaie  M.,  Mich.,  '07 
Hine,  Ada  G.,  Ohio,  '08 
Hine,  Charles  D.,  Conn.,  '03 
Hinemon,  J.  H.,  Ark.,  '96 
Hinman,  Russell,  N.  V.,  '04 
Hirsdansky,  Simon,  N.  Y..^os 
HiMv,  Joe.  C,  Mo..  '94 
Hitchcock,  F.  S.,  Conn.,  'ox 
Hitchcock,  G.  P.,  Mass.,  '03 
^to,  y<»ki»,' D.  C.  'So 
Hoag,  G.  B.«  Wash.,  '06 
Hoban,  C.  F.,  Pa..  '06 
Hobbie,  James  G.,  Ohio,  *o8 
Hobbs.  Franklin  W.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hoboken  Free  Pub.  Ub'y,  N.  J  , 

'06 
Hockenberry,  J.  C,  Mass.,  'ox      < 
Hofdon.  Frederick  C^,  N.  Y.,  '05 
HodgdoH,  Josepkim  £..  N.  Y..  '8a 
Hodge,  C.F.,  Mass.. '06 
Hodge.  George  B.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Hodges.  Wm.  T..  Va.,  '08 
Hodgin,  Chas.  E.,  N.  Mex.,  '05 
Hoegelsberger,  Nora,  D.  C.  '98 
Hofer.  Amalie,  Dl.,  '95 
Hoff,  Freeman  H..  S.  Dak.,  '03 


Hoffman,  Gaius,  N.  J.,  '94 
Hoffman,  Ruth  C,  Wash.,  *o7 
Hoffsten,  Ernest  G.,  Mo..  '04 
Hogan,  Gertrude  M..  Mo.,  '04 
Hogg,  Alex.,  Tex.,  '74 
Holbrook,  R.  H.,  Pa.,  'oa 
Holden.C.  C..N.  Y-.'pS 
Holden,  Mrs.  Frances  C,  Cal.,  '07 
Holden,  Geo.  W.,  Mass.,  'ox 
Haldem,  L.  £.,  Ohio,  '70 
Holden.  MUes  C,  Mass.,  '01 
Holdridgr,  N.  C,  N.  I.,  '05 
Holcate,  Thomas  F..  III..  '03 
Holland.  Ernest  O..  Ind.,  '03 
HolUnger.  John  A.,  Pa..  *o8 
HoUingshead,  Chas.  A.,  Colo.,  '08 
HolIUter.  Horace  A..  111.,  '05 
HoUoway,  Wm.  J.,  Md.,  '05 
HoUoway,  W.  M.,  FU.,  '06 
Holmes,  Evelyn,  Mass.,  *oo 
Holmes,  H.  H.,  Mo.,  '04 
Holmes,  Manfred  J.,  111.,  '00 
Holmes  School,  nttsburgh.  Pa., 

'06 
Holmes.  Stanley  H.,  Conn.,  '03 
Hohnes.  Wm.  H.,  R.  I.,  '03 
Holt.  Miss  E.  G.,  Ga.,  '08 
Holton,  Edwin  Lee,  Ind..  '04 
Holton.  T.  W.,  Ind.,  '04 
Holton.  Miss  M.  A.,  Minn.,  '96 
Homans,  Amy  M.,  Mass.,  '91 
Homewood  Sub-Dist.  Sch's  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa..  '06 
Hood,  S.  B..  m.,  '08 
Hood,  Walter  D.,  Conn.,  '04 
Hooper.  T.  T.,  Wis.,  'oa 
Hooper.  Louis  L.,  D.  C,  '00 
Hoose,  James  H.,  Cal.,  '79 
Hoover,  H.  D.,  Pa.,  '08 
Hoover,  S.  R^  Ohio,  '08 
Hoover.  W.E..N.  Dak.. '97 
Hopkins,  A.  H.,  Pa..  '01 
Hopkins.  James  F.,  Md..  '03 
Hopkins,  Lewis  S.,  Pa.,  '08 
Hopocr,  Walter  O.,  Ky.,  '08 
Horchem,  B.  J.,  Iowa,  '97 
Horn,  Ernest.  Mo..  '08 


Hafn,  Leona,  Mich.,  *o8 
Horn,  P.  W.,  Teiaa.  '04 
Homtiaker.  Wm.  R^  lU..  *o6 
Homback,  Sam  L.,  Tex..  '08 
Hone,  H.  H..  N.  H..  '03 
Home.  Perle?  L.,  Hawau,  '05 
Horton,  A.  D..  Pa..  '05 
Horton,  Jennie  R.,  Ohio.  '08 
Horton,  Sarah  M.,  Ohio,  '08 
Hodc,  James  F.,  111.,  '08 
HoCchkiM,  E.  A.,  Ohio,  '06 
Hocchkiss,  H.  V.,  Ohio,  '00 
Houck,  Henry,  Pa.,  '97 
Hough,  Josie  B.,  Mo.,  '04 
Hough,  Theodore,  Va.,  *oa 
House,  Homer  G..  N.  J.,  '05 
Houaer.  C.  W..  Ky..  'oa 
Houah,  W.  H.,  Cal.,  '99 
Houston,  J.  R..  Ind.,  ^96 
Howard.  Samuel  F..Tenn..  '07 
Howard  Univ.  Lib'y,  D.  C,  '06 
Howe,  Agnes  £.,  Cal.,  '99 
Howe.  Carlton  D.,  Va.,  '07 
Howe,  Charles  H.,  Mass..  '05 
Howe.  Charles  Sm  Ohio,  'oa 
Howe,  Geo.  H.,  Dl.,  '98 
Howe.  Thomas  C.  Ind.,  '07 
Howe,  W.  T.  H..  Ohio,  '05 
Howe.  Wilbur  W.,  N.  V.,  '95 
"•       ,Wm.  W..Maas.,'o3 


/OS 


Howe,\V 

Howell.  Henry  1  .    _  .     ^ 
Howell,  Mary  H..  N.  J.,  '05 
Howdl,  Phoebe  A.  I.,  D.  C.  '07 
Howerth,  Ira  W.,  HI.,  '99 
Howerth,  Joae^,  Pa.,  *oa 
Howes,  A.  F.,  Mass.,  '03 
Howlett,  Mary  E.,  Ohio,  '07 
Hoyt  Pub.  lib'y,  Saginaw,  MidL 

'03 
Hoyt,  Charles  O.,  Mich.,  '97 
Hoyt,  David  W.,R.  I., '98 
Hoyt,  Franklin  S..  Mass.,  '01 
Hoyt,  J.  W.,  D.  C.  '70 
Hubbard.  Mrs.  E.  A..  IlL,  '97 
Hubbell,  George  A.,  Ky.,  'ox 
Httbbs,  Geo.  E.,  W.  Va.,  '03 
Huber,  PhiUpp.  Mich.,  '04 
Hudson,  Arthur  S.,  Mich.,  'ox 
Huev,  Imooene  W^  Cal.,  '07 
Huffman.  Sdney  C,  Iowa,  '08 
HuffnuA,  W.  H.,  Mo..  '04 
Hughart.  Arthur  A.,  tnd..  '08 
Hughes,  Mrs.  Ada  M.,  Can.,  '94 
Hughes,  Anne  M.,  Minn.,  '04 
Hughes,  Chas.  C,  Qd..  *o6 
Hughes.  Frances  L.,  Bl.,  *o8 
Hughes.  J.  W^  Ky.,  '08 
Hughes.  Jas.  L..  Can..  '90 
Hughes,  P.  M.,  D.  C.  'oa 
Hughes,  R.  C.  Wis..  '00 
Hughes,  R.  L.,  111..  '00 
Hughes,  W.  F.,  Cal.,  '00 
Hughett,  M.  Lucinda,  ID.,  '08 
HuJbert.  A.  M..  N.  J.,  '05 
Huling,  Ray  Greene,  lifasa.,  '91 
Hull.  Jerome,  Ohio,  '08 
HuU,JckH,'^'9r 
Hull,  Lawrence  C.,  Mich.,  '93 
Hull.  Phflip  M..  N.  Y.,  '99 
Hulsart.  J.  Howard.  N.  J..  '99 
Humphreville,  Margaret  L..  Pa.. 

Humphrey.  S.  P..  Ohio,  '00 
Humi^ireys,  Alex.  C,  N.  J.,  '05 
Humphries,  J.  H.,  Pa.,  'o^ 
Hunt,  Geo.  A^  Mich.,  '08 
Hunt.  Henry  F..  Wash..  '<v6 
Hunt.J,  L,  Wash.. '07 
Hunt,  1.  N.,  111..  '04 
Hunt.  Mrs.  Mary  B.,  Mass.,  '03 
Huntemer,  Edverd  t.,  Nebr..  '08 
Hunter,  Fred  M..  Nebr.,  '07 
Hunter,  Joseph  S.,  HI.,  '08 
HunUr,  Thanuu,  N.  Y.,  '85 
Hunter,  Wm.  M.,  Va.,  '07 
Hunting,  W.  J.,  Nev.,  '07 
Huntington.    Oty    Fx«e    Lib*y-. 
Ind.,  '07 


INDEX  TO  UFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


241 


Hunrington.  Susan  D.,  P.  R.,  'oa 
HurdLGeo.  B.,  Fla.,  '88 
Hursh,  O.  C.  Ohio,  '08 
Hursh,  Samuel  B..  lU.,  '00 
Hussey,  J.  M.,  Iowa,  '01 
Hutchmson,  T.  C,  Minn.,  'oa 

autchinson,  Minnie  L.,  N.  Y.,  'os 
utchinaoQ,  N.  E.,  Ohio,  '00 
Hutchinson,  S.  C,  Maaa.,  '03 
Huth,  Alice.  Mo.,  '04 
Hutton.A.  y.,  Wis.,  •84 
Hyatt,  Edward.  CaL,  *o7 
Hyde,  Martha,  N.  Car.,  'oi 
Hyde,  Mary  F.,  N.  Y.,  '^ 
Hyde.  Wm.  DeW..  Maine.  '03 
Hyle.  Anna,  Cal..  *o6 
Hyre.  Sarah  E.,  Ohio.  *o6 
Ihrig.  Herbert,  Ind.,  '07 
Ihrig,  Roscoe  M.,  Ky..  *o6 
Ikdheimer.  Ida.  N.  Y..  »o3 
niincworth,  J  F.,  Wash.,  '07 
Illinois  State  Lib'v,  'oa 
Illinois  State  Nor.  Univ.,  '98 
Imperial  library  of  Japaji.  *oo 
Indiana  Nor.  Sch.  of  Pa..  *oy 
Indiana  State  Library.  '97 
Indiana  Sute  Nor.  Sch..  ^97 
Indiana  Univ.  Library,  '99 
Indianapolis  Pub.  Lib'y,  Ind.,  '08 
Ingerann,  Carl  I.,  Mo.,  '01 
Ingram,  Mary  H..  Cal..  'oS 
Ingrum.  McG..  Tenn.,  '03 
Inskeep,  Elizabeth,  Ohio.  ^08 
Intematioaal  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  Spring- 

fidd.  Mass.,  *07 
Iowa  College.  Grinnell,  *oo 
Iowa  St.  Coll.  Lib'y,  Ames,  'ox 
Iowa  State  Lib'y,  Des  Moines,  '03 
Ireland,  Joseph  W..  Ky.,  '05 
Irey,  A.  L.,  Ohio,  '08 
Iron^  Foster  H.,  Wis.,  '00 
Irvin,  Robert  L.,  Ohio,  '08 
Irvine,  V.  K.,  Pa.,  '01 
Irving,  Pejrton,  Tex.,  '06 
Irwin,  Agno,  Mass.,  '03 
Isaacs,  Louis  N.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Ish,  Jefferson  G.,  Ark.,  '03 
Iws,  C.  E..  La..  '06 
Iv«.  Wm.  H.,  IlL.  '06 
lack,  Frank  M.,  Wis.,  '01 
acksoo,  Alice,  N.  Y.,  '05 
acksoQ.  B.  B..  111.,  'ox 
ackson,  Cora  B..  Md..  '05 
ackson,  Chas.  H.  S..  Ga.,  '03 
ackson,  Edw.  F.,  Mo.,  'oi 
ackaoQ,  Jannette  F.,  Ohio,  '03 
ackson.  John.  N.  J..  '06 
ackson,  L  L.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
ackson.  May,  N.  Y..  '07 
ackson,  Wm.  R.,  Nebr.,  '96 
ackson,  Wm.  T..  111.,  'ot 
acob  Tome  Institute.  Md..  '06 
acobs,  Walter  Ballou,  R.  I.,  '94 
[acoby,  Aaher  J.,  Mass.,  '03 
aroby.  Elmer  A..  Pa.,  '06 
acoby,  Emilie,  N.  Y..  '07 
amaica  High  Sch.,  N.  Y..  '03 
ames,  Geo.  F.,  Minn.,  'ox 
ames.  Morris  C  Cal..  '05 
ameson.  H.  W.,  N.  Y.,  >)7 
arman,  Joseph  L.,  Va.,  '03 
arvis.  Frank  H.,  Pa.,  '06 
audon,  Thos.  P.,  Jr.,  Mo.,  '98 
ay.  Lucy.  N.  Y..  '06 
effers,  F.  F.,  Cal.,  '04 
leffers,  Fred  A.,  Mich.,  'ox 
effrey,  J.  H.,  Ind.,  'ci 
effries.  Edmund  W..  111.,  '06 
enkina.  Henry  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
enkins,  John  J.,  N.  Y..  '05 
enkins,  O.  P.,  Cal.,  '99 
lenkins,  Willis  A.,  Va..  'oa 
enks,  C.  E.,  Ky.,  '08 
mne,  Mrs.  M.  E.,  Wash.,  '04 
mninga,  Albert,  Mich..  '08 
enaoD.  Joseph,  Utah.  '06 
epsoo,  Beni.,  Conn.,  'o^ 
CTKy  City  Pub.  Lib'y,  N.  J.,  '07 


Jessup,  Annie  L.,  N.  Y^  '04 
essup,  W.  A.,  Ind.,  '07 
Jtwm,  A.  v.,  Kans..  '86 
,  ewett,  Carrie  B.,  Mich..  '03 

ocdyn,  Louis  P^  Mich^  '08 
^ohn  B.  Stetson  Univ.,  Fla.,  '99 
,  ohn  Crerar  Library,  HI..  '97 
,  bhns  Hopkins  Univ.,  Md.,  '99 
,  ohnson,  Anna  P..  Ohio,  '08 
ohnson,  A.  P.,  111.,  '01 
,  ohnson,  B.  W.,  Wash..  '05 
,  ohnson,  Carrie  £.,  Cal.,  '07 
,  ohnson,  D.  B.,  S.  C,  'os 
,  ohnson,  Emma  A.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
ohnaon.  Floyd  P.,  Del..  '05 
ohnson,  F.  W..  111..  '98 
ohnaon,  Geo.  E.,  Pa.,  '03 
ohnson,  Helen  L..  N.  Y..  '06 
ohnaon,  Henry.  N.  Y..  '99 
ohnson,  Henry  C,  Iowa,  '08 
ohnaon,  H.  M.,  D.  C,  '98 
^ohnaon,  James  T..  Texas.  '04 
,  ohnaon,  Jennie  B.,  Ohio.  '03 
ohnaon,  Jesse  S^  Ohio,  '98 
ohnaon,  Joseph  F.,  N.  Y..  '04 
ohnson,  Lena  M..  HI.,  '08 
ohnson,  Lilian  W..  Tenn.,  '07 
fohnson,  Martha  J..  Utah.  '07 
ohnaon,  O.  A..  Cal.,  '06 
[ohnaon.  Ralph  L..  Pa.,  '07 
ohnson,  Richard  O..  Ind..  '03 
ohnson,  Theophilus.  N.  Y.,  '05 
ohnson,  Thos.  M.,  Mo.,  '03 
ohnson,  W.  E.,  HI.,  '04 
^  ohnston,  Emma  L..  N.  Y.,  '05 
,  ohnston,  T.  L.,  Ariz.,  '07 
,  ohnston,  Mary  McN..  Mich..  '08 
ohnston,  Mary  S.,  Fla.,  *oi 
ohnston,  W.  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
ohnstone,  E.  R.,  N.  J.,  '96 
biner,  Chas.  E.,  111.,  '06 
,  oily,  J.  B.,  Ariz.,  '04 
,  ^nes,  Addison  L.,  Pa..  '03 
^ones,  A.  Leroy,  N.  J.,  99 

!S,  Arthur  O.,  Ohio,  '91 
]  ones,  E.  C.  Lloyd,  Wis..  '97 
ones,  Edmund  A.,  Ohio,  '84 
ones,  Edward  N.,  N.  Y..  '84 
ones,  Omer  E..  Ind..  '03 
ones,  Franklin  T..  Ohio,  '05 
ones,  Frank  O.,  Conn.,  'oa 
fones,  George  M.,  Pa.,  '07 
ones,  Herbert  J.,  Mass.,  '96 
ones,  Herman  T.,  Pa..  '05 
ones,  Jane  Lloyd,  Wis.,  '97 
ones,  John  W.,  Ohio,  '96 
ones,  J.  Powdl,  Ohio,  '08 
ones,  Laura  M.,  Ohio,  '08 
ones,  Lewis  H.,  Mich.,  *89 
ones,  Mary  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
bnesv  Mattie,  S.  Dak.,  '94 
ones,  Richard,  Tenn..  '94 
ones,  Robt.  L.,  Tenn.,  '07 
/ones.  Silas.  HI.,  '04 
/ones.  Thomas  L..  Wis.,  '06 
s,  Virgil  L.,  Miim.,  '06 
ones.  Warren,  111.,  *o6 
ones.  W.  W.,  Mont.,  '07 
ordahl,  Sivert  A.,  S.  Dak.,  »ox 
brdan,  Chas.  M.,  Minn.,  '93 
ordan,  David  Starr,  Cal.,  '08 
ooeph  Leidy  Comb.  Sch..  Phila., 

Pa.,  'os 
oyce,  Darrell,  Ohio,  '03 
oyce,  Martin,  N.  Y..  'o^ 
byner,  T.  Y.,  N.  C,  '98 
udd,  Chas.  H..  Conn.,  'os 
udd,  Roy  C.  Wis..  '08 
.udson,  Harry  P.,  HI.,  b? 
,  udson,  Isaac  N.,  Mo.,  '01 
;  .  V.   Fletcher  Lib'y.   Wcstford 

Mass.,  '06 
Kagel,  Albert  E.,  Wis..  '05 
Kahn,  Joseph,  N.  Y.,  'o^ 
Kalamazoo  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mich.,  '01 
Kammann,  C.  H.,  HI.,  '97 
Kane.  T.  F.,  N.  Y..  '89 
Kane,  Thos.  F.,  Wash.,  '03 


Kansas  City  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mo„  '05 
Kansas  Sute  Agri.  Coll.,  '97 
Kansas  State  Lib'y,  'os 
Karlson,  C.  E.,  Pa.,  '03 
Karr,  Grant.  N.  Y..  '99 
Kavanagh.  Rev.  Leslie  J.,  La..  '07 
Kaye,  James  H.  B.,  Mich.,  bs 
Kean,  Lura  B.,  Ohio,  '00 
Keane,  John  7.,  Iowa,  '89 
Kcane,  Mary  F.,  111.,  '03 
Kearney  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Nebr.,  '07 
Keams,  Carrie  W..  N.  Y..  '05 
Keating,  T.  F.,  Colo.,  'f)S 
Keating.  Mary  K.,  Ky.,  '05 
Keator,  David  J..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Kceler,  L.  W..Ind..  '06 
Keeny,  John  E..  La.,  '06 
Kehkr,  J.  J.,  Pa.,  b7 
Keidel.  Anna  M..  N.  J.,  'os 
Keister,  Wm.  H.,  Va.,  '00 
Keith,  Allen  P.,  Mass.,  '05 
Keith,  John  A.  H.,  Wis.,  'os 
Kelley,  Aug.  H.,  Ma.ss.,  'oa 
KeUey,  Clarence  E.,  N.  H.,  b3 
Kellogg,  Myrta  M.,  Ohio,  '08 
Kellogg  Pub.  Lib'y,  Green  Bay, 

Wis..  '06 
KeUogg.  R.  B.,  Wash.,  b7 
KeUogg,RobertJ..Ill., '06 
KeUyTCatherine,  La..  '07 
KeUy,  J.  Nelson.  N.  Dak., '03 
Kelly,  Robert  L.,  Ind.,  ba 
Kelly,  Wm.  P..  Conn.,  '07 
Kelsey.T.  D.,Mo.. '08 
Kendall,  C.  N.,  Ind.,  '9S 
Kendall,  F.  A..  HI..  '95 
Kendall,  F.  Cora,  Ohio,  '08 
KendaU,  F.  H.,  Ohio,  '04 
Kendall.  F.  L.,  Mass.,  b3 
Kendall,  F.  M..  Ohio,  '08 
Kendall,  H.  P.,  Mass.,  '07 
Kendrick,  Geo.  W..  Kans.,  b3 
Kennedy,  las.  W.,  N.  J.,  '94 
Kennedy,  John,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Kennedy,  Jos.,  N.  Dak.,  '96 
Kennedy,  P.  P.,  Minn.,  '97 
Kent,  Ernest  B.,  N.  T..  b< 
Kenyon  College  Lib^,  Ohio,  '03 
Kepner.  Frank  B.,  Wash.,  '08 
Kenyon,  A.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Keppel,  F.  P.,  N.  Y.,  bi 
Keppel,  Mark.  Cal.,  '07 
Keppel.  Mrs.  Mark,  Cal.,  '07 
Kern,  O.  J.,  111.,  'oo 
Kern,  Oliver  B.,  N.  J..  '05 
Kern,  Walter  M..  N.  Dak..  '05 
Kerr,  Andrew,  Pa..  '08 
Kerr,  Henry.  Cal.,  '05 
Kerr.  Mary  A..  Ind.,  '06 
Kerr,  Wm.  J.,  Oregon,  '9* 
Kershner,  W.  Ey  Ohio^  '08 
Kerze,  Frauds  L.,  Omo,  '08 
Ketner,  Sarah  P.,  Colo.,  '08 
Keyes,  Chas.  E..  Cal..  '06 
Keyes,  Chas.  H.,  Conn.,  '95 
Keyes,  Mrs.  Chas.  H.,  Conn.,  '01 
Keyes,  Maud  V.,  Conn.,  '03 
Keyser,  I.  N.,  Ohio,  '01 
Keystone  Lit.  Soc.,  Pa.,  '98 
Keystone  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Pa.,  '07 
Kibby,  Warren  J.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Kidd.  Cedl  A..  N.  Y..  bs 
Kiefer,  Olla  F.,  Ohio,  b4 
Kiefer,  R.  J.,  Ohio,  '03 
Kilboume,  Effie  J.,  HI..  '9s 
Kilmer.  Corddia  S..  N.  Y.,  b3 
Kilpatrick.  V.  E..  N.  Y.,  b3 
Kilpatrick,  W.  H.,  Ga.,  '03 
-  ■    ■    11,  ^.J.,lr  '    ■  ' 
11.  J.  F..  T      ^     ^ 
Kimmel,  M.  A.,  Ohio,  '93 


Kimball,  F.  j.,  Ind.,  '08 
Kimball.  J.  F.,  Tex.,  '07 

j1.  M.  a.,  Ohio,  *9: 
King,  Anne  H.,  Ohio,  '9s 
King,  Ella  G.,  S.  Dak.,  '04 
King,  Frederick  A.,  Ohio,  '96 
King,  T.  C,  Iowa,  '01 
King,  Margaret  G.,  Va.,  '03 
King,  Wm.  F..  Iowa.  '84 
Kingman,  F.  W.,  Mass.,  '03 


2^2 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


KingBbury.  Elizabeth,  Nebr..  'od 
•Kingsbury,  John  A.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Kingsbury,  J.  T.,  Utah,  '07 
Kingsley,  CUrenoe  D.,  N.  Y..  'os 
Kingsley,  Homer  H.,  III.,  '01 
Kingsley.  Nathan  G.,  R.  I.,  'oj 
Kinkead,  R.  G..  Ohio,  '04 
Kinnaman.  A.  J.,  Ind..  '05 
Kinne,  Helen.  N.  Y.,  »o7 
Kinnear.  W.  B.,  Kans.,  '07 
Kinney,  Burt  O.,  Cal.,  '99 
Kinney,  Muriel,  Ohio,  '08 
Kinnison,  R.  H..  Ohio,  *o8 
Kinsley,  M.  H.,  N.  J.,  'oa 
Kirby,  C.  Valentine,  dob.,  'os 
Kirk,  James,  III.,  *o4 
Kirk,  John  R.,  Mo.,  '91 
Kirk,  Thos.  J.,  Cal.,  »95 
Kirk,  W.  H..  Ohio,  'ox 
Kirk.  Wm.  J.,  Tex.. '07 
Kirkendall.  F.  C^Ohio,  '06 
Kirkpntrick,  C.  T.,  Tenn.,  '03 
Kirkpatrick.  E.  A.,  Mass.,  '97 
Kirtland,  John  C,  Jr.,  N.  H.,  '05 
Kissack,  R.  A.,  Mo.,  '05 
Kittreil.  Robt.  W..  Ohio,  '07 
Kizer,  B.  F.,  Mo.,  '04 
Klein.  MiUnca  L.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Kleinhaus,  E.  H..  N.  J.,  '08 
Klemm.  Mrs.  Clara  D.,  Ohio,  '04 
Klinker,  J.  W.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Klock,  J.  R.,  N.  H..  '86 
Knapp.  W  £..  Cok>..  '07 
Kncil,  Thos.  R..  N.  Y..  '95 
Knepper,  £.  E.,  Cal..  '07 
Knrpper,  Geo.  E.,  Kans..  '98 
Knight,  Geo.  W..  Ohio,  'oa 
Knight,  I.ee  R.,  Ohio,  '00 
Knight,  R.  F.,  KaiU.,  'oa 
Knight,  T.  H.  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
Knopp.  Gideon  D..  Mo.,  '04 
Knowles,  Eloise,  Mont.,  '04 
KnowUon.  J.  C.  Conn.,  '08 
Knowlton.  P.  G.,  N.  Dak.,  '05 
Knox,  Geo.  Piatt,  Mo.,  '04 
Knox.  John,  N.  Y..  '06 
Knox,  Margaret,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Knudson,  Charlotte  M..  Minn.,'o8 
Knutti,  John  G..  W.  Va.,  '07 
Koch.  C.  Dison,  Pa..  '08 
Koch.  Charles  J.,  Md..  '07 
Koehler.  Frank.  Pa..  '06 
Kolbe.  Julia  C.  Ohio,  '95 
Koontz.  J.  A.,  Mo.,  'qs 
Kopmeier.  Carolina.  Ky..  '06 
Kommann.  Elsie  W.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Koms,  George  M.,  Ohio,  '08 
Kottman.  Wm.  A..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Krackowizer.  Alice  M.,  Cok).,  '03 
Kraege,  F.  G.,  Wis.,  '97 
Kramer.  S.  E.,  D.  C,  '07 
Kratz,  Henry  E..  Mich.,  *oo 
Kraus-Boeltf,  Mrs.  M.,  N.  Y.,  '9t 
Kraybill.  A.  E..  Pa..  '06 
Krebs,  Henry  C,  N.  J.,  'ox 
Kr^sy,  Bela,  Hungary,  '93  Layton, 

Kreuzpointner,  Paul,  Pa.,^oa  Lv«nby, 

Kriebel.  O.  S.,  Pa.,  '03  Lea,  Wa 

Krinbill,  Geo.  F...  Ariz.,  'oa 
Kroh.  Carl  J.,  Ind..  '97 
Kromer,  Mary  A.,  111.,  '07 
Krout.  Chas.  A..  Ohio.  '00 
Krug,  Joseph,  Ohio,  'oi 
Kruse.  Anna  H.  M.,  Sweden.  '07 
Kruse,  Edwina  B.,  Del..  '91 
Kuntz.  Elmer  E..  Pa..  '06 
Kuntz,  P.  J..  Minn.,  '04 
Kunze.  Wm.  F..  Nebr..  'oa 
Kurtz,  O.  W.,  Ohio,  '08 
Kuykcndall.J.  W..  Ark.'os 
Kyselka,  Frank.  Cal..  *oi 
Lachmund,  Mrs.  Fannie  L.,  Mo., 


Lake  Erie  CoUege,  Ohio,  '06 
Lamb,  FJi  M..  Md.,  ^D4 
Lambert,  Vasbti  A.,  m..  '03 
L'Amoureuz,  G.  H.  D.,  Maine. '03 
Lamson,  Edna  E.,  Ga..  '08 
Lancaster,  E.  G.,  Mich.,  '99 
Lancaster,  Geo.,  Wash.,  '98 
Lander.  WiUiam,  Pa.,  '08 
Landers,  J.  S.,  Oregon,  '99 
Landgraf.  Geo.  H..  Wis..  '04 
Landis,  Geo.  B.,  Ohio,  '06 
Laadis,  J.  Horace,  Pa..  '03 
Landis.  W.  D.,  Pa.,  '08 
Landrith,  Ira,  Tenn.,  '04 
Landrum,  L.  M.,  Ga.,  '97 
Une,  Mn.  Albert  G.,  IIL.  *94 
Lane,  Horace  M.,  BraiU,  'oa 
Lane,  Josephine,  N.  Y.,  'oj 
Lang,  Mary  A.,  Cal.,  'ox 
Lang,  OsMan  H..  N.  Y.,  '91 
Lang,  Rosa  A.,  111.,  *ox 
Langdon,  Wm.  H.,  Cal.,  '05 
Laage,  A.  F.,  Cal.,  '07 
!,  D.,  Minn..  '99 
M.  A.,  S.  Dak.^'03 


Langley,  Elizabeth  E..  tu.,  '08 
Langston,  Arthur  D.,  Mo.,  '04 
Luigsettd,  Marion  B.  B.,  N.  V., 

Lan^ng.  Hugh  H.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Lansinger.  J.  W.,  Pa.,  '08 
Lantman,  E.  G..  N.  Y.,  'os 
Lantzenhdser,  T.  Eaxl,  Ohio,  '08 
Lanza,  Gaetano,  Mass.,  '03 
Lapey.  Louise  M.,  N.  Y.,  '93 
Laramy,  Robert  E.,  Pa.,  '03 
Larck,  F.  A.^IU.,  'ox 
Largent,  S.  1).,  Mont.,  '99 
Lanmer,  Htmry  G.,  Kans..  '86 
Lark.  F.  E..  Iowa,  '97 
Larkin,  R.  R..  N.  M..  '07 
Larkins,  Chas.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '93 
La  Rowe,  Eugene.  Mich.,  'ox 
Larsson,  Gustaf,  Mass.,  '03 
La  Rue,  D.  W..  Maine,  '07 
La  Rue.  J.  B..  Kv..  '03 
Lasar,  Madeline,  Mo.,  '03 
Lash,  William  D.,  Ohio,  '99 
Latham,  Mary  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Latham,  R.  H.,  N.  C,  '08 
Latta,  Wm.  C.  Ind^  '08 
Lattimore.  John  C,  Tex.,  '06 
Lasers,  Enoch  C.  Pa.,  '9a 
Lawlor,  Josephine  M.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Lawrence  Univ.,  Wis.,  '99 
Lawrence,  B.  Malcolm,  S.  Dak., 

Lawrence.  Isabel,  Minn.,  '94 
Laws,  Annie.  Ohio,  '03 
Laws,  S.  S.,  D.  C.  '76 
Lawson,  Wm.  C,  Texaa.  '03 
Uwton,  Chas.  E..  N.  Y.,  ^96 
Lawver,  Albert  B.,  Mo.,  '04 
Lawyer.  Chas.  E.,  111..  '06 
Laylander,  O.  J.,  111..  '08 
Layton,  S.  Herrick,  Ohio,  '93 
La^nbv,  Wm.  R.,  Ohio,  '95 
Lea,  Watson  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Lcadbetter,  Florence  E..  Mass.,*o3 
I^eadbetter,  Maud  G.,  Mass.,  '03 
Leake.  Mrs.  Emma  G.,  Mo.,  '07 
Learell,  Richard  M.,  M»s.,  '96 
Leavenworth,  P.  R.,  Vt.,  'ox 
I^eavitt,  Frank  M..  Mass.,  '03 
Ijeckrone,  Chas.,  Mo.,  '04 
Le  Doux,  R.  A.,  Colo..  '06 
Ledwith,  Minnie  Q.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Lee,  Glen  Max.  N.  Y.,  '05 


lAdl  A.  J..  N.  Dak.,  'oi, 
Lagerstrom.  Lydia  T.,  Minn.,  '03 
Lagomarsino.  Cynthia,  N.  Y..  '94 
Laird.  Mrs.  Ada  E.,  Ohio,  '90 
Laird  Samuel  B.,  Mich.,  '96 


Lee.  J.  R.  E..  Ala..  *o6 
Lee,  Ira  E.,  Ind.,  '08 
Lee,  James,  N.  Y.,  '9a 
Lee,  L.  B.,  HI.,  'oi 
Lee,  Lucius  O..  Turkey,  'ox 
Lee,  Mary  E.,  Ohio,  '08 
Leebrick,  K.  C.  Cal.,  '07 
Lefavour.  Henry,  Mass.,  '01 
Lefevre,  .\rthur,  Texas,  '03 
I<ehigh  University,  Pa.,  '99 


Ldmerts,  E.  M.,  Minn.,  '09 
Leibold.  Anton,  Ohio,  '08 
Leick,  Lucie  M.,  Ohio,  '07 
Leipziger,  Henry  M.,  N.  Y.,  '91 
Leismann,  Mae,  Minn.,  *oa 
LeUer.  Mrs.  F.  W.,  Ohio.  '96 
Ldand  Stanford,  Jr..  Univ.,  Cal., 

LeSest,  B.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Lennon.  Margaret,  Minn.,  '08 
Leon,  Juan,  Mexico,  '07 
Leonard,  Albert,  N.  Y.,  '91 
Leonard.  H.  B..  Oregon,  'ox 
Le  Suer,  Bert  M..  Pa..  '04 
LeaUe,  Geo.  L.,  Cal.,  '07 
Leslie,  Henrietta  S.,  N.  J.,  '94 
Lester,  Andrew.  Pa.,  *o8 
Lester,  Fred  V..  Ala..  '03 
Leuty,  May,  Ohio,  '08 
Leverenz,  H.  F.,  Wis.,  '00 
Levie,  Eugenie  C.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Leviston.  Irwen,  N.  Y.,  '93 
Uvy.  EUa,  Pa..  '06 
Lewis.  Franklin  C.  N.  Y..  'oB 
Lewis,  F.  Park  N.  Y.,  '03 
Lewis,  Harris  W.,  Vt.,  '08 
Lewis,  Homer  P.,  Maaa..  *o3 
Lewis,  jane  M.^N.  J.,  *9» 
Lewis,  Leo  Rich,  Masa.,  '03 
Lewis,  Leslie.  111..  'o« 
Lewis,  M.  Foster,  Ohio.  '05 
Lewis,  T.  WUson,  Tex.,  '05 
Lewis,  W.  F..  Mich.,  '01 
Lewis,  W.  M..  111..  *o8 
Lewison,  Samud,  Minn.,  '08 
Lexington  Pub.  lib'y,  Kjr.,  *o6 
Ubby.  Walter.  111..  '06 
Libraries,  Cardiff,  Walea,  *oo 
Library,  Arabut  Ludk>w  Mem., 

Wis., '06 
Library     Asaodatioii,     PoctlaDd, 

Oregon.  '03 
Library  Association,  Siaingfiekl, 

Mass.,  '98 
Library  Aaaoc,  Mercantile,  New 

York,  '06 
library,  Allegheny,  Pa.,  *oi 
Library,  Altoooa  Mech.,  Pa..  '99 
Library,  Atlantic  City  Free  Pub., 

Library,    Ballimare    City    ColL. 

Md.,*o3 
library.  Boston,  Mass.,  '00 
library,  Brockton,  Masa.,  '04 
library,  Brookline,  Mass.,  '03 
Library.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y..  '01 
Ubrary.  Bryson,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Ubrary,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  '99 
library,  Buriington,  Iowa.  '07 
Library.  Cahamet  and  Hecia  Min- 
ing Co.,  Mich.,  'oa 
library,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  'oa 
library,  Carnegie,  AUei^ieny,  Pa^ 

*ox 
library,  Carnegie,  Athens,  Ohio, 

•07 
Iibrary,Camegie,  Atlanta.  Ga..'o7 
library,  Carnegie,  Braddock,  Pa., 

'oa 
Library,  Carnegie,  Bradford,  Pa., 

'oa  . 

Library    Carnegie,  Fort  Worth. 

Tex.,  '06 
Library.    Carnegie,    Homestead, 

Pa..  '06 
Library.  Cam^e,  Iron  Mountain, 

Mich..  '06 
library,     Carnegie.     Nashville. 

Tenn.,  '06 
library,  Carnegie,  Pittsbuxg,  Pa. 

'90 
Library,     Carnegie,     Shdbyrille, 

Ind..  '08 
.  Library,  Chicago,  lU.,  '98 
Library,  Cleveland,    Ohio.   '97 
Library,  Cobum.  Colo..  '05 
library.  Congress.  Chile,  '01 
Library,  Davenport,  Iowa,  *o6 


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243 


library,  Dayton,  Ohio,  '03 
Library,  Denver,  Nebr.,  '03 
Library,  Detroit,  Biich.,  '97 
Ubrary.  Dist.  of  Col.  Pub.,  D.  C, 

Ubrary.  Dover,  N.  H.,  '06* 
Library,  Duhith,  Minn.,  '04 
Library,  East  Orange  Free  Pub., 

N.  J.,  '04 
Ubrary,  East  St.  Louis,  HI.,  '04 
Library,  Elkhart  Carnegie,  Ind., 

'04 
Library.  Enoch  Pratt.  Baltimore, 

Md.. '06 
Library,  Erie,  Pa.,  '03 
Library,  Evanston,  111.,  'oa 
Library,  Fairbanks,  Terre  Haute, 

Ind..  *o6 
library,  Fitchburg,  Mass.,  'ox 
library,  Fitx,  Chelsea,  Mass.,  '03 
Ubrary.  J.  V.  Fletcher.  Westford. 

Mass.,  *o6 
Ubrary,  Gail  Borden,  111.,  'ox 
Ubrary,  Harris  Inst.,  R.  I.,  'gg 
Ubrary,  Hoboken.  N.  J.,  '06 
Ubrary.  Howard  Univ.,  D.  C, 

'06 
library,  Hoyt,  Sagiiuw.  Mich.,'03 
Ubrary,  Huntington  Free,  Ind., 

'07 
Ubrary,  Imp.,  Japan,  '00 
Ubrary,  Jersey  City.  N.  J.,  '97 
library,  John  Crerar,  lU..  '97 
Ubrary,  Kalamasoo,  Mich.,  'ox 
Ubrary,  Kansas  Citv.  Mo..  '05 
library,  Lawrence,  Mass.,  '03 
Ubrary.  Lincoln  City,  Nebr..  '06 
Ubrary,  London  Univ^  Eng.,  '08 
library,  Los  Angeles,  CaL,  '00 
library,  Lynn,  Mass.,  'ox 
Ubrary.  Madison  Pub.,  N.  J.,  '05 
librmry.  Maiden,  Mass.,  '00 
library,  Manchester,  England,  'oa 
library,  Manchester,  Mass.,  '03 
Ubrary,  Manchester,  N.  H..  '06 
Ubrary,  Memorial  HaU,  Mass., 

'08 
library,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  '98 
library,  Mpls.  Ath.,  Minn.,  '08 
Ubrary.   Mechanics  Mercantile, 

San  Frandsco.  Cal..  '06 
Ubrary.  Missoula.  Mont.,  '06 
library,  Montclair,  N.  J.,  '03 
Ubrary,  National  Board  of  Edu- 
cation, Argentine  Republic,  '07 
U'brmry,  Nebr.Wes.  Umv.,  '05 


La>rary,  Newark,  N.  J.,  \ 
"      -   Iford,  M 


03 
Mass.,  '01 


Ubrary,  New  Bedfoi 
Ubrary,  Newberry,  111.,  '08 
Ubrary,  Newburyport,  NIass.,  '03 
Ubrary,  N.  H.  Sute,  '08 
library.  New  Haven,  Conn.,  'ox 
Ubrary,    Newton    Theo.    Sem., 

Mass., '08 
Ubrary,  New  York  Public,  'pg 
library.  New  York  State,  N.  Y., 

'03 
library.   North   Adams, 


Ubrary,  Northwestern  Nor.  Sch. 

Alva.,  OkU..  'ok 
Ubrary,  Oak  Park,  111.,  '00 
Ubrary,  Omaha,  Nebr.,  '98 
Ubrary,  Owatoima,  Minn.,  'oa 
Ubrary,  Passaic,  N.  J.,  '03 
Ubrary,  Ped.,  Supt.  of  Schs.,  Pa. 

*oo 
Ubrary,  Peoples',  Newport,  R.  ,1. 

*o3 
library,  Peoria,  111.,  '01 
Ubrary,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '07 
Ubrary,  PUinfield  Pub.,  N.  J.,  '04 
Ubrary,  Port  Jervis,  N.  Y.,  '99 
library,  Pratt  Inst.,  N.  Y.,  'ox 
Ubrary,  Providence,  R.  I.,  '04 
Ubrary,  Pub.  Sch.,  Bait.,  Md..  '05 
library.     Pub.    Sch.,    Camden, 

N./^'os 


Ubrary,  Pub.  Sch.,  Egg  Harbor 

aty,  N.  J.,  'os 
Ubrary,  Queens  Boro,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Library,  Redfield  Coll.,  S.  Dak., 

'08 
Ubrary,  Rockford,  Dl;,  '09 
Ubrary,  Sacramento,  CaL,  '03 
Ubrary,  St.  losejA,  Mo.,  '00 
Ubrary,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  '00 
Ubrary,  St.  PauL  Minn.,  '01 
Ubrary,  Salem,  Mass.,  '00 
Ubrary,  San  Frandsco,  Cal.,  '97 
Ubrary,  Scranton,  Pa.,  '99 
Ubrary,  Seattle,  Wash.,  ^x 
Ubrary,  Somerville,  Mass.,  '00 
Ubrary,  South  Omaha,  Nebr.,  '07 
library,  Springfield,  Mass.,  '98 
Ubrary,  State,  Cal.,  '99 
Ubrary,  State,  Ind.,  '97 
library,  Sute,  Mass.,  '98 
library,  Sute,  N.  H.,  '98 
Ubrary.  Sute.  Va.,  '08 
library,  Stratford,  Conn.,  ' 
library,    Supt.    of  Schs., 

Gara  Co.,  Cal.,  '06 
Ubrary,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Ubrary,  Taunton,  Mass.,  'oa 
library,  Tchrs.    Consult.,    Tren- 


Logue, 
LoOar. 


le,  EUa  M.,  Mo.,  '04 
Ezra  E.,  Wash.,  '99 


!,  Santa 


ton,  N.  J.,  'o 
Ubrary,  Thom] 


pson  Ftee,  Maine, 


OS 


Ubrary,  Toledo  Pub.,  Ohio, 
Ubrary,  Topeka,  Kans.,  '00 
Ubrary,  Trenton,  N.  J.,  'ox 
Ubrary.  Wellington.  N.  Z.. 
Ubrary.  Univ.  of  Wis..  '05 
Ubrary,  West  Hoboken  Pub.  Sch., 

N.  J.,  'oj 
Ubrary,  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  'ox 
Ubrary,  Wilmington,  Del.,  'ox 
Ubrary,  Winona,  Miim,  '03 
Ubrary,  Worcester,  Mass.,  '98 
Ubrary,  Yamaguchi.  Japan.  '05 
Uckley.  Ernest  J.,  oa.,  '07 
Uebenbcrg,  H.  H..  Wis.,  *oa 
Uggett,  Woodford  McK..  N.  Y., 

•08 
light,  Chas.  M.,  N.  Mex.,  '95 
Lightbody,  Wm.,  Mich.,  '96 
UDey.  Frank  W.,  N.  Y..  '05 
lillig.  Aima  F.,  Ohio,  '03 
Lilly,  Joseph  C,  Mo.,  '07 
Linttnck,  A.  N.,  Kans.,  '86 
lin,  J.  Reese,  La.,  '07 
Lincoln  Qtv  lib'y,  Nebr.,  '06 
lincohi  CoUege.  111.,  '97 
linrdn,  A.  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Uncohi  Sub-Dist.  Sch..  Pa.,  '06 
Lind.  H.  A.,  Ohio.  '06 
Undemaim,  A.  S.,  Wis.,  *o8 
Under,  Albert  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Lindgzen,Edw.A.,IU..'oa 
lindgren,  Ethel  Roe,  Ul.,  '08 
Undhetmer.  Ida  B..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Lindsay,  Samuel  McC,  NY.,  '05 
lindsey,  Leah  E.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Linford,  Jas.  H.,  Utah,  '07 
lingle,  T.  W.,  N.  Car.  '04 
Unton,  F.,  Ohio,  '08 
Unville,  Henry  R..  N.  Y..  '05 
Unville.  R.  N.,  Okla.,  '06 
Uttle,  Clara  L.,  Colo..  '95 
Uttle,  Dwight  R.,  N.  v.,  '05 
Uvingston,  Alf.,  Ky..  'oa 
Uvingston,  J.  W.,  Wis.,  *oa 
Uvingstone.  Stanley,  Hawaa,  '07 
UewdlynrEUzabeth  V.,  Pa.,  '08 
Uewdyn,  EdaarJ.,  Ind.,  '07 
Lloyd,  Frands  £.,  Mexico,  '04 
Uoyd,  Frank  H.,  N.  J..  '05 
Uoyd.M.J.,  Pa.. '06 
Locke,  C  £ ,  Cal.,  *o7 
Locke,  Chas.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Locke,  Geo.  H.,  Canada,  'ox 
Lockett,  Emma  J.,  Mo.,  '05 
Loeb,  Morris,  R  Y.,  '05 
Lofty,  John,  Kans..  '07 
Logan,  Anna  E.,  Onio,  '96 


Lombard  CoU.,  lU.,  'oa 
Lomer  Gerhard  R..  Can..  '06 
London  Univ.  UbV,  England.  '08 
Long,  Frank  T.,  Ga.,  '05 
Long,  John  A.,  IlL.  '06 
Long,  John  L.,  Tex.,  *o6 
Long,  Paul  J.,  N.  C,  '00 
Lcmgenecker,  Abram  S.,  Pa.,  '05 
Longenecker,  Gertrude.  Mo.,  '00 
Longman,  M.  W.,  Mich..  '06 
LongweU,  O.  H.,  Iowa,  '07 
Loomis,  Elisha  S.,  Ohio,  '03 
Loomis,  G.  F..  Wis..  '06 
Loomis,  Geo.  W..  Colo.,  '05 
Loomis,  Miriam  N.,  Mass.,  '08 
Loope,jTohn  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Loos,  Chas.  L.,  Ohio,  '95 
Lopex,  Frandsco  R.,  Porto  Rico, 

'06 
Lopez,  Miranda  S.,  Cuba,  '04 
Lord,Edward.N.  v., '97 
Lord,  Everett  W.,  P.  R.,  '04 
Lord,  Uvingston  C,  HI.,  '94 
Lord,  Mrs.  T.  G.,  Ohio.  '08 
Lose.  Chas..  Pa..  '06 
Loogh,  James  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Loughran,  Grace,  Idaho,  '08 
Louis,  H.  W.,  Tenn.,  '08 
Louisville  Free  Pub.  Uby.,  Ky., 

'04 
Love.  Andrew  Am  N.  Dak.,  'oa 
Loveioy,  J.  O.,  Cal.,  '07 
Loveloy,  Ora,  Cal«  '07 
LoveU,  Thos.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Lovett,  Andrew  J.,  Okla.,  '06 
Low,  Seth,  N.  V^  '95 
Lowber,  J.  W„Texa8,'o6 
Lowe,  H.  F.,  D.  C.  '07 
Lowe,  N.  J.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Lowe,  Orton.  Pa.,  '08 
Lowrey,  R.  G.,  Ky.,  '05 
Lowry,  Charles  D.,  111..  '97 
Lowry.  Sarah  N..  Pa.,  *o6 
LowTv.  S.  L.,  Pa.,  '08 
Lowtner,  L.  A.,  Kans.,  '97 
Loynes,  A.  W.,  Ohio,  '08 
Loyola  School.  The,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Lucas,  Harry  G.,  Cal.,  '07 
Lucas.  Helen  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Lucas.  Wm.  H.,  Wash.,  '07 
Luckey  School,  Pittsburgh.  Pa., 

Luckey,  G.  W.  A.,  Nebr.,  '9s 
Ludlum,  Mrs.  M.  H.,  Mo.,  ^oa 
Ludwig,  Ella  A.,  CaL.  '07 
Ludwig,  Henry,  Jr.,  N.  V.,  '03 
Ludwig,  Hulda  R..  Colo.,  '08 
Ludwig,  Wm.  Y.,  iu.,  '06 
Lud>ke,  Emma  J.,  Wis.,  '97 
Luehrs.  Danid  Sf .,  Ohio,  '08 
Lukens,  Herman  T.,  111.,  '9a 
LuU,  Herbert  W..  R.  I.,  'oa 
LuU,  H.  Galen,  Wash.,  '01 
Lurton,  F.  £.,  Miim.,  '07 
Luther.  E.  L..  Wis.,  '06 
Lutx,  W.  E.,  Arix.,  '07 
Lyle,  Edward  G.,  Mo..  '01 
Lyman,  Elmer  A.,  Mich.,  '98 
Lyman,  Sarah  E.,  Ohio,  '08 
Lynch.  Charlotte  A..  Mo.,  '04 
Lynch,  Chas.  P..  Ohio,  '94 
Lynch,  Clara,  Ohio,  '08 
Lynch,  M.  M.,  Va.,  '98 
Ljmch,  S.  A.,  wis.,  '01 
Lynch,  Wm.  H.,  Mo.,  '95 
Lyon,  Charles  W..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Lyon,  Edmund  D.,  Ohio,  '98 
Lyons,  G.  K.,  Ohio,  '98 
LyU,  E.  Oram,  Pa., '91 
Lytle,  Thomas  E.,  Pa.,  '08 
Lyttle,  Eugene  W.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Lvttle,  Frank  L..  Ohio,  '08 
Macalester  CoUege,  Minn.,  '08 
MacAlister,  Jas.,  Pa.,  '95 
Macarthur,  John  R.,  N.  Mex.,  '07 
MacOean,  E.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '08 


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NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


MacCracken, J.  H.,  N.  Y.,  'ox 
MacCready,  E.  E  ,  N.  Y.,  '03 
MacDonald,  A.  H..  Cal.,  '97 
MacDonold,  John,  Kans.,  '86 
Macdonald,  Mrs.  Katrine  B.,  N. 

Dak..  '04 
MacDonald,  Margaret,  111..  '06 
Macdonald,  NeU  C.,  N.  Dak.,  'oa 
MacDuffie,  John,  Mass.,  '03 
MacElroy,  A.  J.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Mace,  Wm.  H..  N.  Y.,  'o^ 
MacGowan,  W.  L.,  Pa.,  "96 
Mack,  Mary  S.,  Wis.,  '05 
Mack,  Wm.  S.,  lU.  '95 
Mackay.  Cora   B.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Mackenzie,  A.  S..  Ky..  '06 
MacKenzie,  Daxnd,  Mich.,  '96 
Mackey,  E.,  N.  J.,  '87 
Mackey,  Wm.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Mackinnon,  Duncan,  Cal.,  '05 
Mackinnon,  J.  W.,  Ohio.  '08 
MacLaren,  Donald  C,  N.  Y.,  '05 
MacLean,  Geo.  E.,  Iowa,  '97 
MacLean,  las.  A..  Idaho,  '01 
MacLean,  R.  B.,  Minn.,  '08 
MacMillan,  D.  P.,  111..  '04 
MacMurchy.  Helen,  Canada,  '07 
iMacrae,  Mary  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
MacVannel,  J.  A.,  N.  Y..  '01 
Madden.  G.  Hampton,  Ariz.,  '07 
Maddock.W.H.,Iowa,'o8 
Maddock.  Wm.  E..  Wis.,  '05 
Maddox,  John,  Conn.,  '04 
Madeira,  Lucy.  D.  C,  '07 
Madigon,  James  E..  Conn.,  '07 
Madison,  Gertrude,  Minn.,  '08 
Madison  Public  Lib'y,  N.  J.,  '05 
Magovem,  Mary  A.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Maharry.  S.  H.,  Ohio,  '95 
Mahoney,  James,  Mass.,  '03 
Major,  David  R.,  Ohio,  '98 
Makepeace,  Grace  E..  Ohio,  '08 
Male  Tchrs.  Ass..  Bronx.  N. Y..  '05 
Malmstone.  F.  A.,  Ind.,  '08 
Manchester   Pub.   lib'y,   Mass. 

'03 
Manchester,  A.  L..  S.  C,  '03 
Manchester,  O.  L.,  111.,  'oa 
Manhattan  College,  N.  Y..  '06 
Manley,  M.  Maude,  111.,  '08 
Mann,  C.  Riborg,  111^  '03 
Mann,  Nellie  L..  N.J.,  '05 
Manners,  Chas.  L.,  III.,  'o 
Manness.  S.  E.,  N. 
Manning,  John  T., 
Mannix,  j.  E.,  Wash.,  '06 
Manny,  Frank  A.,  Mich.,  *o5 
Man.  Tr.  H.  Sch.,  Brooklyn.  N. 

Y.,  '03 
Manual  Tr.  High  Sch.,  Camden, 

N.  J.,  'o;; 
Maphis,  Chas.  G.,  Va.,  'os 
Marble,  C.  McHenry,  Ind..  '05 
Marble.  Geo.  B..  N.  Y.,  '08 
March.  Thos.  S.  Pa.,  '06 
Mardis,  S.  K  ,  Ohio.  '95 
Marist  College  Ga..  '05 
Mark.  Cecil  W..  Cal.,  '98 
Mark,  Edgar  H.,  Kv.,  '93 
Marker.  Geo.  E..  VVash..  '06 
Markham,  Caroline  A.,  Ohio.  '08 
Markley,  J.  H.,  Mo.,  '04 
Marks,  Rose  A.,  Va.,  '08 
Marlatt.  Abby  L.,  R.  I.,  '94 
Marple,  Chas.  A..  Ohio,  '05 
Marquis.  J.  S.,  S.  C,  '98 
Marquis.  Mary  L.,  Mmn.,  '08 
Marouis,  W.  J.,  Minn.,  '03 
Marsh.  Clinton  S..  Conn..  '01 
Marsh,  Frank  M.,  Mass.,  '03 
Marsh.  Miles  E..  Ky.,  '98 
Marshall.  F.  G.,  Maine,  '07 
AfarshaU,  T.  M.,  W.  Va.,  '77 
Marston,  Anson,  Iowa,  '07 
Marten,  Charles,  Ohio,  '08 
Marten,  Wm.  S..  N.  C,  '08 
Martin.  Allen  B.,  Cal..  '07 
Martin,  Arteraas,  D.  C.  '98 


N.  J.,  V 
r..  N.  Y.,  '05 


Martin,  A.  S.,  Pa.,  '07 
Martin,  B.  O.,  Ohio,  'ob 
Martin,  Edgar  S.,  Wit.,  '04 
Martin.  F.  M.   Tex.,  ^08 
Martin,  Geo.  H.,  Mass.,  '93 
Martin,  Geo.  N.,  Mo.,  '04 
Martin,  Herbert,  N.  Y.,  *o7 
Martin,  O.  B.,  S.  C.  '03 
Martin,  W.  H..  Mo.,  '03 
Martindale,  W.  C,  Midi.,  '97 
Mason,  Alfred  DeB.,  N.  Y..  ^>5 
Mason,  Clara  B..  Nebr.,  '03 
Mason.  Jas.  E.,  N.  Y  .,  >oj 
Mason.  Wm.  A..  Pa..  '98 
Mass.  Agri.  College.  '07 
Mass.  Inst.  Technology,  *oo 
Massee,  T.  Edman,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Massey.  John,  Ala.,  '8x 
Matawan  Gr.  Sch.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Matheny,  F.  E.,  Wyo.,  'oa 
Mathes,  Edward  T.,  Wash.,  '05 
Mathews,  Chas.  B.,  Ga..  '07 
Matlock,  J.  D.,  AU.,  '98 
Matthews,  A.  J.,  Ariz.,  '99 
Matthias,  L.  B.,  Conn.,  ^33 
Mattinson,  Hannah  L.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Maurer,  G.  C,  Ohio,  '95 
Maurer,  Wm.  H.,  Ohio,  '08 
Maxson,  C.  H.,  Texas,  '00 
Maxson.  Henry  M..  N.  J.,  '9a 
Maxwell,  Chas.  R.,  Dl.,  '08 
Maxwell,  Guy  E..  Minn..  '00 
MaxweU,  Wm.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '90 
May,  Clara.  Ohio,  '03 
Mayer.  Clara,  Ohio.  'o< 
Mayer.  Mrs.  Eva  D..  Onio.  *o8 
Mayer.  Mary  H.,  Pa..  '00 
Mayo.  Marion  J..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Mays.  Vernon  G..  lU..  '98 
McAdory.  Isaac  W.,  Ala..  '05 
McAfee.  Lowell  M..  Mo.,  'oi 
McAUister,  Alec  G.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
McAndrew,  Wm.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
McBee,  Ethel  Carte,  W.  Va.,  06 
McBrien,  J.  L..  Nebr..  '05 
McBroom,  C.  C.  Ohio,  '08 
McBroom.  J.  K.,  Minn..  '04 
McCabe,  Isabella,  N.  Y.,  '05 
McCabe,  Olivia  R.,  Cal.,  '07 
McCahan,  John  E.,  Md.,  '91 
McCallie.  J.  M..  N.  T.,  '05 
McCallum,  Arthur  N.,  Tex.,  '03 
McCann,  Blaftch  H..  Pa..  '06 
McCarthy,  Margaret.  Ohio.  *o6 
McCarthy,  W.  G.,  Wash.,  'oa 
McCartney,  Livingstone,  Ky.,  '95 
McCartney.  Thos.  B..  Ky.,  '06 
McCaslin,  E.  E.,  Mo.,  '98 
McCaslin,  T.  A.,  Ohio,  '07 
McCauley,  W.  H.,  Iowa,  'oa 
McClain,  Wm.,  Jr.,  Ohio,  '01 
McClellan.  Belle  C.  N.  Y.,  '05 
McClenon.  R.  B.,  S.  Dak..  '05 
McClintock,  O.  P.  M.,  Kans.,  '94 
McClure,  Araoldas  H..  Ariz.,  '04 
McClure,  Chas.  W..  Ohio,  '05 
McClure.  Rebecca.  N.  J.,  '05 
McClymonds,  J.  W.,  Cal..  '99 
McCoart,  Rose  L.,  Ohio.  '06 
McConathy,  Osboume,  Mass.,  '03 
McConkey,  Bertha  M.,  Mass.,  '08 
McConnell,  Anna  B.,  Pa..  '08 
McConnell,  J.  J.,  Iowa,  '95 
McConnell,  J.  M.,  Minn.,  'oa 
McConnell,  John  P.,  Va..  '08 
McCormick.  Eliz.  R.,  Wis.,  '03 
McCowen.  Mary  T..  lU..  '97 
McCoy,  Emma  A.,  N.  J.,  '05 
McCracken,  Chas.  C,  Ohio,  '08 
McCracken,  Thos.  C,  111.,  '08 
McCroskey,  W.  C,  Kans..  '08 
McCuUoch,  Mary  C.  Mo.,  '9a 
McCuUough,  J.  F..  lU.,  '96 
McCurdy.  J.  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
McCurdy,  W.  A..  Ohio,  '08 
McCutchan,  H.  H.,  Cal.,  '07 
McDaniel,  C.  M..  Ind.,  ^96      . 
McDevitt,  Rev.  P.  R.,  Pa.,  '00 


McDonald,  A.  A.,  S.  Dak.,  '07 
McDonald,  las.  H.,  Mich..  '04 
McDonald,  J.  R.,  Mass.,  '03 
McDonough,  Thos.  B.,  Cok).,  'a 
McDuffee,  W.  V.,  Mass.,  '03 
McElroy,  Edward  M.,  Mich., ' 


McEbt>y,  M.  R.,  Ohio.  '03 
"  "        -       \  N^V.,  'OS 


McEvoy,  Thos.  J^ 
McFarland,  Geo.  A.,  N.  Dak.,  '95 
McFarland.  Wm.  D..  Pa.,  '06 
McFariane,  C.  T..  N.  Y..  'ox 
McGee,  George  A.,  Mich.,  '05 
McGilvrey,  T.  £.,  Ohio,  *ox 
McGinnes,  L  E.,  Pa.,  '03 
McGinnis,  E.  F.,  Mich.,  '08 
McGlenen,  D.  W.,  Ohio.  '08 
McGlvnn,  J.  J.,  m.,  'o< 
McGoban,  James  H.,  Wash.,  '06 
McGowan,  Mary,  Ohio,  '03 
McGrorty,  Eugenie  F.,  Minn.,  *o8 
McGuckian,  Mary  E.,  Pa.,  '08 
McGuigan.  Francis  S.,  Pa..  '05 
McGuigan,  Mary  R.,  W.  Va.,  '08 
McOroy,  James,  Tr.,  Pa.,  *o8 
Mclntire,  E.  E.,  Minn.,  *oa 
Mclntire,  W.  W..  Ohio,  *95 
Mclntyre,  Daniel,  Can.,  V)6 
Mclver,  M.  N.,  Wis..  '05 
McKay,  Alexander,  Can.,  'oa 
McKay,  Francis  M.,  111.,  '04 
McKeag,  Anna  J.,  Mass..  '04 
McKenny,  Chas.,  Wis.,  '97 
McKenny.  F.X..Md..'o8 
McKenzie,  A.  D.,  AintraJia,  '05 
McKeown,  Pauline  A.,  Ohio.  V>8 
McKillopi,  Anna,  Dl..  '07 
McKinney,  Tames,  N.  Y.,  '08 
McKinney,  Mabd  A..  Ohio,  '08 
McKitadc.  May,  Wis..  '07 
McKone,  W.  J.,  Mich..  '99 
McKown,  Jas.  E..  Wash..  '07 
McLachlin,  E.  H.,  Maine.  '03 
McLain.  Toaeph  P..  N.  Dak.,  '05 
McLauchlin,  A.  I^,  Nebr.,  '95 
McLaughlin.  J.  M.,  Pa.,  '06 
McLaughlin,  W.  E.,  Cal.,  '07 
McLaury.  Frank  M.,  N.  Y.,  ^08 
McLaury,  John  C,  N.  J.,  *ox 
McLean,  C.  S.,  N.  Y..  V>a 
McLean,  T.  Amott,  Cal.,  'ox 
McLean,  Marfaret,  Minn.,  '03 
McMahan.J.J.,  S.C., '90 
McManis.  John  T.,  Dl..  '05 
McManus.  J.  B.,  lU..  *oa 
McManus.  O.  J.,  Iowa,  *ox 
McMath,  E.  H..  Kans..  '08 
McMichad,  Thos.  H.,  HI.,  '04 
McMiUan,  Daniel  W^  Mich.,  '08 
McMiUan.  John  H..  111..  '05 
McMillan.  J.  V.,  Ohio,  '96 
McMiUan,  Mrs.  I?..  Ohio,  >8o 
McMuUen,  E.  W.,  Fla.,  *o8 
McMurchy,  Hden.  Can.,  '07 
McMurry,  Chas.  A..  111.,  '90 
McMurry,  F.  M.,  I?.  Y..  '95 
McMurry,  Mrs.  L.  B.,  lU.,  '96 
McMurry,  Oscar  L..  111..  '05 
McNeal.  Florence  A.,  Ohio.  *o6 
McNeese,  John,  La..  '06 
McNeU,  Perry  M.,  Ala..  '06 
McNeiU,  I.  C,  Tenn.,  'oa 
McNutt,  Ernest  T.,  N.  J.,  '05 
McPherron,  A-  S.,  Cal.,  '07 
McReynolds,  P.  W.,  Ohio,  '08 
McTuman,  Lawrence,  Ind.,  '08 
McVay,  Herbert  R.,  Ohio.,  '00 
Mead,  Fred.  H.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Meek,  Wm.  H.,  Ohio,  ^00 
Medford  Public  Lib'y,  Mass.,  '06 
Meek,  Chas  S.,  Idaho,  '01 
Meek,  Jas.  R..  lU.,  'ox 
Meeker,  G.  W.  L.,  lU.,  '04 
Meeks,  Mrs.  Frances  P.,  Ul.,  '03 
Meese.  John  D.,  Pa.,  *o6 
Megargee.  Geo.  E.,  N.  J„  '05 
Meland,  E.  C,  Wis.,  '07 
Melcher,  George,  Mo.,  *o3 
Mdchoir,  D.  Montfort,  Pa.,  *o8 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


24S 


Melendy,  Royal  L..  Ohio,  '06    . 
Mtdeney.  C.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
MeUencamp,  Fred  A.,  mdti.,  '07 
Memorial  Hall  LibV.  Mass.,  '08 
Mendenhall.  E.  L.,  Ohio,  *oa 
Mendin,  Josefina.  P.  R.,  '04 
Mengd,  Mre^H.W.,  Ky..  '08 
Mengel,  Levi  W.,  Pa.,  ^07 
Meotzer.  John  P.,  HI.,  '07 
Mercantile  Lib'y  Assoc.,  New 

York,  '06 
Mercantile  Lib'y   Co.,   Philadd- 

phia.  Pa.,  '03 
Mercantile  Lib'}r.St.  Loais,Mo.,'o3 
Mercer  Univ.  Lib'y,  Ga.,  '99 
Mcrcer.J.  A.,IU.,  »o3 
Meredith,  A.).,  Mass..  *o8 
Meriam,  Junius  L.,  Mo.,  '04 
Merica,  Chaa.  O.,  Wyo..  '08 
Merica.  Francis  M.,  Ind.,  '07 
Merriam,  Bert  E..  N.  J.,  '07 
Merrificld,  Webster.  N.  Ihk.,  '05 
Merrill,  Chas.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Merrill,  F^win  C,  N.  J.,  '96 
MerriU,  Geo.  A.,  Cal.,  '00 
Merrill,  James  A.,  Wis.,  '97 
Merrill,  Jenny  B..  N.  Y.,  '93 
McrriU,  JoseiA  F.,  Utah,  '08 
Merriman.  Eugene  D.,  111.,  '05 
Merritt,  Fred  D.,  Iowa,  '06 
Merrift,  E.  L.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Merritt,  Mary  J.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Merry.  Charles  M.,  Ohio,  '05 
Menrille,  Ernest  £.,  Ohio,  '08 
Menvin,  J.  B.,  Conn.,  '71 
Merz,  Henry,  Wya,  *95 
Meserre,  Aknizo,  Mass.,  '95 
Measrager.  J.  F.,  Va.,  '04 
Metcalf,  Henry  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Metcalf.  M.  Afice,  N.  J.,  '05 
Metcalf,  Robt.  C,  Mass.,  V 
Meyer,  F.  H.,  Cal.,  '99 
Afryer.  John  L.,  Pa.,  '05 
Miami  Univ.,  Ohio,  '95 
Michael.  Brother,  Ohio,  '08 
Michcner,  Elmer  E..  Pa.,  '05 
-Michener.  J.  H.,  Pa.,  '98 
Mich.  Agri.  College,  *oa 
Mich.  State  Library.  '01 
Mich.  State  Nor.  Coll.,  '00 
Mickena,  Chas.  W.,  Mich.,  '00 
Mickle  (T.  W.)  Gr.  Sch.,  Camden, 

N.L.^os 
Mickle,  Robt.  A.,  Ala.,  '95 
Middleton.  A.,  111.,  '99 
Midland  CoUrse.  Kans.,  '99 
MicheU,  IdaTnl.,  'oa 
Miiuef.  F..  Russia,  '07 
Mildren.  Nan  L.,  Md.,  '07 
Miles,  Mrs.  Comdia,  Colo.,  *o7 
Miles,  Emily  H..  Colo.,  '98 
MilhoUand,  Maude  E.,  Pa..  '06 
Millard,  C.  N..  N.  Y..  'oa 
Miner,  AdaJ.,  CaL,  *o7 
MiUer,AnnaK.,Pa.,'o8 
Miller,  Augustus  G^  Ga.,  '07 
Miller.  Chas.  A.  A.  J.,  Md.,  '08 
Mnier,  Chas.  F..  Ind.,  *o8 
MiUer,  C.  C.  Ohio,  '9a 
Miller,  C.  E.,  Iowa,  'oa 
MiUer.  Frank  L..  lU..  >o6 
MiUer,  Fred  W.,  Md.,  '08 
Miller.  F.  W..  Ark..  '05 
Miller,  Geo.  J.,  lU.,  'oz 
MiUcT.  Gurdon  R..  Colo.,  '96 
MiUer,  H.  L.,  Kans.,  *o7 
Miller,  James  C,  Canada,  *o6 
MUUr,  J.  H.,  Kans.,  '86 
MUler.  John  E.,  lU.,  ^05 
Miller,  Mary  C,  Ohio,  '08 
Miller,  Mary  Jean,  la.,  '04 
Miller,  Newman,  III.,  '00 
Maier,  Thos.  C.  W.  Va.,  »oi 
MiUer,  Walter  McN.,  Mo.,  '03 
Milligan,  Alexander  R.,  Ky.,  *o4 
MUKken,  Orris  J.,  lU.,  '05 
MSOington,  Claxa,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Mimon,  John  W.,  Mo.,  '01 


MUlis,  Wm.  A.,  Ind.,  '06 
Mills,  Harriette  M.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Mills,  L.  S.,  Conn.,  '08 
Millspaugh,  J.  F.,  Cal.,  '95 
Milne,  Wm.  J.,  N.  Y.,  '9a 
Milner.  Florence,  Mich.,  '08 
Milnor,  G.  Bruce,  Pa..  '03 
MUwaukee     Principals'    Assoc., 

Wis.,  '84 
MUwaukee  Pub.  Lib.,  Wb.,  '9^ 
Milwaukee  Tchrs.  Assoc.,  Wb.,'05 
Minard,  Chas.  W..  01.,  '04 
Minehan,  Nellie,  Wis.,  ^07 
Miner,  A.  U.,  Utah,  '07 
Mingins,  Qara  W.,  Mich.,  '00 
MinldtTPcri  A.  Mo.,  '08 
Minihan,  Tulia  A.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Minneapolis  Athenaeum,  Miim.,'98 
Minnich,  Harvey  C,  Ohio,  'oa 
Minnie  Murdoch  Kendrick  Sch., 

Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '05 
Minor,  Edwin,  Kans.,  '04 
Mirick,  Geo.  A.,  Ind.,  '07 
Missimer,  H.  C./Pa.,  'oa 
Miss.  A.  &  M.  College,  'oa 
Missoula  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mont.,  '06 
Mitchel,  E.  L..  Cal.,  '06 
Mitchell,  Arthur  C,  N.  Y.,  '05 
MUcheU.  Benj.  W.,  Pa.,  '99 
MitcheU,  Clifford  A..  Kan.,  '05 
Mitchell,  Isaac,  Ky.,  '99 
Mitchell,  Loretta  A.,  Pa.,  '08 
Mitchell,  R.  W.,  N.  C,  '00 
MitcheU,  Walter,  Pa.,  '07 
MitcheU,  Wm.  Hugh,  Ohio,  '06 
MitcheU,  W.  R.,  111.,  '03 
MitchUl,  Theodore  C,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Moan,  Rosa  C,  S.  Dak.,  '08 
Moberiy,  W.  R.,  S.  Dak.,  '07 
Model  Sch.,  N.  Y.  Tr.  Sch.  for 

Tchr»..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Moffitt,  Clarissa  A.,  Pa.,  '05 
Mohler, J.  B.,  Ohio, '08 
Mohn,  Cart  J..  S.  Dak.,  'oa 
Mohr,  Walter  M.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Moldstad,  John  A.,  lU.,  '97 
MoU,  Alex.  A.,  lU..  '03 
Monm,  Louis  C,  lU.,  'oz 
Monlux,  J.  B.,  Cal.,  '95 
Monroe,  Edvrin  S.,  Ind.,  '97 
Monroe,  Paul,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Monroe,  WiU  S.,  N.  J.,  '88 
Montague.  A.  I.,  Pa.,  '04 
Montana  Sute  College,  '99  • 
Monteser,  Fred.,  N.  Y.,  ^94 
Montfort,  Frank  K.,  N.  Y..\5 
Montgomery,  Bertha  E.,  Ohio,  '03 
Montgomery,  Dewitt  C,  Cal.,  '07 
Montgomery,  H.  C.  Ind.,  '97 
Montgomery,  Ida  M.,  Nebr.,  '04 
Montgomery,  Jessie  B.,  Ind.,  '05 
Montgomery,  Sarah  L.,  Ind.,  '05 
Montgomery,  W.  S.,  D.  C,  '98 
Montrose,  Otis,  N.  Y..  '96 
Montavon,  Wm.  F.,  Phil.  Is.,  '06 
Moon,  A.  W.,  Pa.,  '80 
Mooney,  Wm.  B.,  Colo.,  '06 
Moore,  B.  C,  111.,  '06 
Moore,  B.  F.,  Ind..  '96 
Moore,  Chas.  S.,  Mass.,  '03 
Moore,  Dora  M..  Colo.,  '95 
Moore,  E.  C,  Cal.,  '99 
Moore,  Eva  P.,  Mo.,  '07 
Moore,  Frank  R.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Moore,  George  W.,  Pa.,  '03 
Moore,  J.  A.,  Ala.,  *oi 
Moore,  J.  R.  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
Moore,  M.  H.,  Tex.,  '06 
Moore,  Stanley  H.,  Mo.,  '03 
Moran,  Mary  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Moran,  Selby  A.,  Mich.,  '08 
Mordock,  Oliver  j.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Moreno,  Enrique  H.,  Mexico,  '06 
Morgan,  Alex.,  Scotland,  '07 
Morgan,  A.  R.,  Mo.,  '04 
Morgan,  J.  H..  Wash..  '99 
Morgan,  J.  J.,  Cal.,  '07 
Morgan,  J.  R.,  Colo.,  " 


'08 


Morgan,  K.  T.,  lU.,  '97 
Morgan,  W.  P..  Ind..  \>6 
Morgan,  Wm.  C,  Pa.,  '08 
Morgan,  Wm.  T.,  Ohio.  '07 
Monarty,  Mrs.  A.  B.,  N.  Y.,  »o3 
Morley,TohnH.,  Vt., '03 
Morley,  Sara  A.,  Ohio,  '08 
Morris  High  Sch.,N.  Y.,  '05 
Morris,  George,  N.  J.,  '03 
Morris,  Harriet  N.,  Cal.,  '8a 
Morris,  John,  Ohio,  '96 
Morris,  John  E.,  Ohio,  '00 
Morrison,  Andrew  T.,  Pa.,  *8i 
Morrison,  G.  B..  Mo.,  '99 
Morrison,  Henry  C,  N.  H.,  '00 
Morrison,  Rose,  Ohio,  '97 
Morrison,  Wm.  J.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Morrow,  H.  T..  N.  Y.,  '01 
Morrow,  Tohn,  Pa.,  '06 
Morrow.  Nancy  C,  Pa.,  '08 
Morse,  Chas.  H.,  Mass.,  '07 
Morse,  Frank  L..  lU.,  '97 
Morse,  H.  H.,  Ma.ss.,  '03 
Morse,  Marion  B..  Pa.,  '08 
Morse.  W.  A.,  Mich..  '01 
Morss,  Chas.  H.,  Mass.,  '95 
Morton.  H.  N.,  Ohio,  '08 
Morton,  Wm.  C,  Va.,  '07 
Morton,  W.  M.,  lU.,  'oa 
Mosher,  E.  H^  Cal.,  '99 
Moten,  Lucy  E.,  D.  C,  '01 
Mott,  Thos.  A.,  Ind.,  '06 
Mt.  Albion  Schools,  Pittsburgh, 

Pa.,  '06 
Mt.  Holyoke  CoU.,  Mass..  'oa 
Mountz,  SUas  W.,  Cal.,  'oa 
Movius,  John  H.,  N.  Dak.,  '08 
Mower,  F.  O.,  Cal.,  '99 
Mowry,  WendeU  A.,  R.  I.,  '04 
Mowry,  Wm.  4-.  Mass.,  '86 
Moyse,  Geo.  U.,  Cal.,  '07 
Mozier,  W.  F.,IU.,  '08 
Muckley,  H.  C.,  Ohio,  '01 
Muir,  James  N.,  Pa.,  '06 
Muir,  Thomas  M.,  Mo.,  '08 
MuUm,  Geo.  H.,  Iowa,  '03 
Mulrooney,  Julia  A..  Ohio,  '05 
Mumford,  G.  M.,  Utah,  '07 
Mumford,  Lulher  E.,  Nebr.,  '05 
Mumma,  H.  W.,  Ohio,  '00 
Munger,  BeUe  M.,  S.  Dak.,  '03 
Munroe.  Jas.  P.,  Mass.,  '05 
Murdock,  F.  F.,  Mass.,  '98 
Murdock,  Geo.  W.,  Colo.,  '07 
MuHee,  H.  O.,  Ala.,  'oz 
MurUn,  L.  H.,  Kans.,  '95 
Muraey,  Lilian  T..  Ohio,  '07 
Murphree,  Albert  A.,  Fla.,  '04 
Murphy,  Edgar  G.,  Ala.,  '03 
Murray,  EUen,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Murray,  Geo.  S.,  Mo.,  '05 
Murray,  May  E.,  Mass.,  '99 
Murray,  Michael  W.,  Mass.,  *o8 
Murray,  Wm.  S.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Muskingum  CoUege,  Ohio 
Mutch,  William  J.,  Wis..  '08 
M.  W.  Baldwin  Sch.,  PhUa.,  Pa., 

'OS 
Myers,  B.  E.,  Iowa,  '07 
Myers,  George  E.,  D.  C,  '07 
Myers.  Geo.  Wm..  lU.,  '04 
Myers,  Irene  T.,  Ky.,  '04 
Myers,  Millard  E.,  Mo.,  08 
Myers,  Shilo  S.,  Ohio,  '08 
Myers,  Will  A.,  Ind.,  '07 
Mynders,  Seymour  A..  Tcnn.,  '03 
Nagel,  J.  J.,  Iowa,  '95 
Naramore,  L.  L..  Pa.,  '08 
Nardin,  E.  C,  Mich.,  '01 
Nash,  Geo.  W.,  S.  Dak.,  'oz 
Neal,  A.  O..  Ind.,  '05 
Neal,  H.  J.,  N.  T.,  '05 
Nebraska  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  *o2 
Nebraska  Wcs.  Univ.  Ub'y,  '05 
Ne  Collins,  J.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Neibel.  Etta  V..  Cal..  'o7 
Ncflf.,  J.  P.,  Va.,  '07 
NeiU  Library,  Minn.  '07 


246 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Neligh.JohnP.  S..D.  C. '04 
Nelson,  A.  C,  Utah,  »oi 
Nelson,  B.  E.,  Wis.,  'go 
Ndson,  Ernento.  Aif.  Rep.,  *o4 
Nelson,  Tames  C.,  Iowa,  '07 
Nelson,  Kate  S.,  Wis..  *g6 
Nelson,  Martha  F..  N.  T.,  '05 
Neptune  Tp.  High  Sch.,  Ocean 

Grove,  N.  J.,  '05 
Neumann,  Henry.  N.  Y.,  '08 
New,  Alfred  N..  N.  J.,  '07 
New  Britain  Inst.,  Conn.,  *oa 
Newark  Free  Pub.  Ub»y,  N.  J.,»o3 
Newberry  Ub'y,  lU.,  '^ 
Newberry,  Maria  A.,  Mich., '08 
Newburyport  Pub.  lib'y,  Mats. 

'03 
Newell,  A.  C,  Iowa,  »oi 
Newell,  Miss  C.  S.,  Kans.,  *o5 
Newell  T.  Edward.  Ind..  '06 
Newhall,  Chas.  W.,  Minn.,  *oa 
N.  H.  Coll.  of  Agri.,  'oa 
N.  H.  St.  IJb>,  '98 
N.  H.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Plymouth,  'oj 
New  Haven  Pub.  Lib'v,  Conn.,  'ox 
New  Jersey  State  UbV,  'ox 
N.  J.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Trenton,  '97 
Newkirk,  C.  F.,  lU.,  '98 
Newlands,  A.  F.,  N.  Y^  '07 
Newman,  Jos.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
New  Mexico  Agri.  Coll.,  '03 
New  Orieans  Nor.  Sch.,  La.,  01 
New  RocheUe  Pub.  Ub^.  N.  Y., 

'06 
Newson,  H.  D..  N.  Y.,  '95 
Newton,  Geo.  A.,  Texas,  'o^ 
Newton,  Marion  B.,  Mass.,  \>8 
Newtown  High  Sch.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
New  York  Pub.  Lib'y,  '99 
New  York  St.  Ed'n  Dept.,  N.  Y., 

'03 
New  York  Trade  School,  '04 
New  York  Tr.  Sch.  for  Tchra., 

'03 
New  York  University,  '07 
Nichols,  Chas.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '90 
Nichols,  Chas.  W..  Minn.,  '08 
Nichols  Fred.  R.,  111.,  '93 
Nichols.  Walter  H.,  Cal..  '01 
Nichols,  W.  F.,  Coon ,  '03 
Nicholson,  Mary  E.,  Ind.,  '85 
Nicholson,  Nell  G.,  Mo.,  ^04 
Nicholson,  Thos.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Nightingale,  A.  F..  111.,  '86 
Nickermn,  F.  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
Nix,  Amalie,  Minn.,  '06 
Noble,  Edward  M..  Md.,  '05 
Noel,  Alex.  H.,  Mo.,  '97 
Nod.  Mrs.  Bdle.  Ind.,  \>5 
Noetling,  Wm.,  Pa.,  '98 
NolanTjohn  T..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Ndand.  Ira  N.,  Ohio,  '08 
Nolcn,  F.  C,  Ark..  '05 
Noon,  Phik>  G.,  Mass.,  '03 
Nor.  Sch.,  Dayton,  O.,  '98 
Nor.   Sch.,  Truro,  Nova  Scoda, 

Can.,  '03 
Norris.  A.  C,  HI.,  '08 
Norris,  C.  Maud,  Mass.,  '03 
Norris.  Grant.  Pa..  '06 
Norris,  Hcrschel  A.,  Del.,  '05 
Norsworthy.  Naomi,  N.  Y.,  '06 
N.  Adams  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mass.,  'ox 
N.  C.  Coll.  of  A.  &  M.  Arts,  '04 
N.  C.  St.  Nor.  and  Ind.  Coll.,'98 
N.  Dak.  Agri.  College,  '08 
N.  Dak.  Ed.  Association,  '96 
Nor.  Ariz.  Normal  School,  'ox 
Nor.  111.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  '09 
North.  Nor.  and  Indus.  Sch.,  S. 

Dak..  '08 
North  School.  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  '06 
North.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Mich.,  '99 
Northrop,  Cyru.^  Minn.,  'oa 
Northrup,  Calrin  T..  Ohio,  'oa 
Northwestern  College,  111.,  'oa 
Northwestern    Nor.    Sch.,    Alva, 

OkU.,  '05 


Northwettem  School  Supply  Co^ 

Minn.,  '07 
Northwestern  Univ.,  111.,  'oa 
Norton,  A.  H.,  N.  V..  ^03 
Norton,  Arthur  O.,  Man.,  'oa 
Norton,  Mrs.  Alice  R.,  Cal.,  '07 
Norton.  A.  W.,  S.  Dak.,  93 
Norton,  F.  0~  Iowa,  '07 
NoasTtheo.  6.,  Pa.,  '96 
Nfjswftribr.  Emily,  N.  V.,  '^j 
Noyw,  K  C  Pft  ,  '&( 
No^rt,  William.  N  Y..  'oj 
Kunff.  J-  F.,  Ind  ,  'ofi 
NuTiljauni,  LouLi,  Pa.,  '03 
Sun.  H    D..  Mich,,  *o6 
A>,  Ciutt.  H..  Wi*.,  'B4 
Nv^,  Ward  H,^,  Mopl.,  'oa 
Nyhaji.  H.  U.,  Pa„  "06 
Nykirk.  John  B.^  Midi,^  '01 
Oak  P4fk  Pub.  Lib^y.  III.,  *«> 

(Jhn-lin  Coll.  Liti'y,  Obi^,  'oj 
( VHnrn.  Kat*  E.,  Mq,,  '04 
O  Brien.  Mftjy  C,  N.  Y.,  '*i 

U  »..v«,  iu^^  S.,  N.  Y.,  *o3 
O'Callaghan,  W. >.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
O'ConneU,  JoserShine  T.,  III.P03 
O'ConneU,  Margaret  F.,  N.  Y.. 

'os 
O'Connor,  D.  C,  Panama,  '94 
O'Connor,  Eleanor  D.,  HI.,  ^3 
O'Cmmmt.  Joseph,  Cal..  '88 
O'Connor,  Margaret  A.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Oday.  H.  A..  Pa.,  *os 
Oderlin,  Ethel  C,  Wash.,  '07 
O'DonneU,  Jaa.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
O'Donnell.  Jas.  J.,  Maaa.,  '08 
O'Dwyer,  David,  Colo.,  '08 
O'Flaherty.  Wm.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Ogden.  J.  Gordon,  Pa..  '08 
Ogden,  Robert  C.  N.  Y.,  '03 
Ogelvee,  C.  S.,  111.,  '03 


O^' 


;,  R.  A.,  Ind. 


^»« 


O'Hankm,  *k.  J.,"Wil,  '97 
Ohio  St.  Lib'y.  'oa 
Ohio  State  Univ.,  '97 
Ohio  Wesleyan  University,  '07 
OlCeefe.  Helen  M.,  Minn.,  '08 
O'Keefe  Mrs.  S.  j.,  lU.,  '96 
Olds,  Mary  L.,  Minn.,  '94 
Oldt,  Franklin  T.,  Iowa.  '95 
Oldt.  J.  C.  Ohio,  '01 
0'I-ev7.  Kate  S.,  HI..  '95 
Olin,  Arvin  S.,  Kans.,  ^86 
Olin.  Oscar  E.,  Ohio,  '03 
Oliphant.  G.  F..  Ga.,  'ot 
Olivenbaum,  John  E.,  Onio,  '05 
Oliver.  C.  E.,  Ohio,  '08 
Olmstead,  Enuna  G.,  111.,  '03 
Olp,  Ernest  E..  lU..  '07 
Olsen,  John  W.,  Minn.. 'oo 
Olsen,  Mrs.  Mary  D.,  111.,  'oa 
Olson,  Adolph  J.,  Cal..  '07 
Omaha  Pub.  L4b'y,  Nebr.,  '98 
Omwake,  Geo.  L..  Pa.,  'oa 
O'Neil,  CordelU  L.,  Ohio,  'ox 
O'NriU.  Chas.  E.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Oneonta  Nor.  Sch.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Orme.  W.  H.,  Minn..  '07 
Ormond,  J.  A.,  Fla.,  '04 
Ormsby.  F.  B.,  111.,  '96 
Omer.  Geo.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Orr.  Susan  M..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Osbom,  A.  C.  S.  C.  '05 
Osbom.  G.  H..  N.  J..  '05 
Osbom,  James  O..  Cal.,  '06 
Osgood,  Susan  S..  N.  Y.,  '06 
O'Shea,  M.  V..  Wis.,  '9a 
Ostien,  L.  A.,  Minn..  '04 
Ostrander,  Chas.  H..  III.,  'oa 
Oswego  Nor.  Sch.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Otis,  Margaret,  W.  Va.,  '08 
Ott,  Harvey  N.,  N.  Y..  '01 
Otterbein  Univ.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Ovcrholser,  Chas.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Overman.  Wm.  P..  N.  J.,  '05 
Owatonna  Pub.  lib'y,  Minn.,  oa 


Owen,  Herman  E.,  Cal.,  '05 
Owen,  Hugh  A.,  N.  Mex.,  '97 
Owen,  Lincoln,  Mass.,  '96 
Owen,  T.  McA.,  Ala^  '07 
Owen,  W.  B.,  Mo.,  '96 
Owen.  Wm.  B.,  Mo..  '07 
Owens.  Benj.  B..  Md.,  '08 
Odaa,  A.  N.,  Minn.,  '05 
Padelford.  F.  M..  Wajdi.,  '03 
Paessler,  V.  S.,  N.  Y..  '98 
Page,  Caleb  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Page,  DonaW  T.,  Vt..  V>7 
Page,  Edw.  A.,  N.  Y..  '99 
Page,  Edw.  C,  lU..  '00 
Page,  Frank  R.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Page,  lames  M.,  Va.,  '03 
Page,  Norman  J.,  N.  H..^o3 
Page.  Mrs.  Mary  B..  111.,  '06 
Pamter,  Ira  C,  Ohio,  '03 
Painter,  I.  E.,  Minn.,  *oa 
Painter,  Mrs.  Nannie  E.,  Kans., 

•04 
Painter.  Walter  E.,  Ohio,  '08 
Palen,  H.  O.,  N.  Y..  'oa 
Palitz,  Bernard  A.,  N.  J.,  '07 
Palmer,  A.  N.,  Iowa,  '96 
Palmer,  Aaron.  Iowa,  '06 
Palmer,  Corwin  F..  Vt.,  '03 
Pakner.  E.  D.,  Mich.,  '94 
Pakncr,  Frank  H.,  Mass.,  'ox 
Palmer,  Irving  O.,  Mass.,  '05 
Palmer,  Tames  T.,  Pa.,  *ok 
Palmer,  Kathenne,  Ohio,  '08 
Pakner.  LueUa  A..  N.  Y..  '04 
Palmer,  Stella,  Ala.,  '08 
Palmer,  T.  W.,  Ala.,  '03 
Park  College,  Mo.,  'oa 
Park,  Chas.  F.,  Mass.,  '03 
Parker,  Alice  N.,  Pa.,  '98 
Par*«r,CA«. /..m., '87 
Parker,  C.  M..lil. ,'95 
Parker,  Mn.  C.  M..  111..  '05 
Parker.  George  E.,  Mich.,  '05 
Parker,  Mary  E.,  Maas.,  'oa 
Parker,  Samud  C.  Ohio,  '08 
Parker,  W.  D.,  Cal.,  '84 
Parker,  W.  N.,  Wis.,  'oa 
Parker,  W.  S.,  Mass.,  '96 
Parkinson,  D.  B.,  111.,  ^97 
Parkinson,  John  B.,  Wis.,  '84 
Parkinson.  Wm.  D.,  Maaa.,  '03 
Parks,  Isabd  M.,  N.  H..  '08 
Parks,  Mrs.  Marv  B.,  Mo.,  '04 
Parita,  M.  M.,  C5a.,  ^07 
Parlin.  Frank  E.,  Mass.,  '01 
ParmeJee,  Milton  R..  Cal.,  '07 
Parmenter,  Chas.  W.,  Mass.,  '95 
Parr,  Mrs.  Marie  B.,  Ohio,  '04 
Parratt.  Delbert  W.,  Utah.  '06 
Parrish,  Nancy  E.,  Mo.,  '04 
Parrish,  Ophelia  A.,  Mo.,  'ox 
Parrot,  G.  H.,  Ohio,  '08 
Parrot,  Lewis  M.,  Mich.,  '08 
Parry,  Eleanor,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Parry,  Mrs.  M.  S.,  Mmn.,  'oa 
Parson,  S.  F.,  III.,  'oa 
Parsons,  Albert,  Hawaii,  '07 
Pardons,  Richard,  Colo.,  '04 
Partridge,  S.  W..  Ohio.  '08 
Pasadena  ^ub.  lib'y.  Cal..  '06 
Pa.schallville  Sch..  Phila.,  Pa..  '05 
Passaic  Pub.  Lib'y,  N.  J.,  '03 
Pate,  Walter  T..  Miss.,  '05 
Patridge,  Ldia  £.,  Mass.,  '76 
Patten,  Frank  C,  Texas,  '97 
Patten,  Tane  B.,  Mass.,  '07 
Pattengfll,  Henry  R.,  Mich.,  '9a 
Patterson,  Alice  B.,  Kans..  '03 
Patterson,  Alice  J.,  111..  '08 
Patterson,  Chaa.  C,  Ohio,  '07 
Patterson,  Harry  J.,  Md..  '08 
Patterson,  Isaac  F.,  Ohio.  '03 
Patterson.  James  K..  Ky.,  '05 
Patton,  Casva,  Alaska,  '95 
Patton,  Chas.  L,  N.  Y.,  '86 
Patton.  Martha  H.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Patton,  O.  M.,  Ohio,  '08 
Pauly,  Fred  L..  Ohio,  '06 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


247 


Payne,  Bertha,  111.,  'oa 
Payne.  Bruce  R.,  Va.,  '05 
Peabody  CoU.,  Univ.  of  Nashnlle, 

Tenn.,  '04 
Peabody,  James  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Peacock,  Mary  C.  Pa.,  '98 
Peairt.  H.  B.,  Kans.,  '97 
Peak,  Chas.  N.,  111.,  '96 
Pearcy,  Jas.  B.,  Ind.,  'oi 
Pearae,  C.  G.,  Wis..  '91 
Pearson.  F.  B.,  Ohio,  01 
Pearson,  H.  C,  N.  Y..  '90 
Pearson,  Henry  W.,  Ky.,  *o8 
Pearson,  Juliet,  N.  Y..  ^99 
Pearson,  M.  E..  Kann..  '04 
Pearson.  Paul  M..  Pa..  '06 
Pease,  Alvin  F.,  Ma<u.,  '91 
Pase,N.W..N.T    '94 
Pease  Virginia,  Cal..  '07 
Peaslee,  Frank  J.,  Mass.,  *o3 
PeasUt,  John  B.,  Ohio,  '80 
Peck  Lib'y,  Norwich  Free  Acad., 

Conn.,  '04 
Peck.  A.  L.,  N.  Y.,  '97 
Peckbam,  Allen,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Ped.  IJb'y.  Supt.  of  Schs.,  Pa.,  '00 
Peed,  Mansfield  T..  Ga.,  '03 
Pdrce,  Ratherine  U.,  R.  I.,  *o3 
Peirce,  Wm.  F.,  Ohio,  '03 
PcU,  Mrs.  EUza  S.,  S.  Y.,  '05 
PeD,  Robert  P.,  S.  C,  '05 
Pdo,  Wm.  J..  Mass.,  '07 
Pelton,  Anna  T.,  Wash.,  '03 
Pence,  John  H.,  Tenn.,  '04 
Pendleton,  Chas.  S..  Minn.,  *o8 
Pfcndkton,  M.  R.,  Cal..  '07 
Penniman.  J.  H.,  Pa.,  '99 
Peon.  Coll.  for  Women,  Pa..  '07 
Penn.  Slate  College.  '00 
Penn.  Slate  library,  *oi 
Pennsylvania  State  Museum,  '06 
Pennypocker,  J.  L.,  Pa.,  '00 
Peoria  Pub.  Library,  111.,  '01 
Percy,  Atlee  L.,  Mass.,  '08 
Peres,  Israel  H.,  Tenn.,  *oo 
Perkins  Institute,  Mslm.,  '97 
Perkins,  Albertus  D..  N.  Y.,  *ox 
Pferkins,  De  Forest  H.,  Maine,  '07 
Perkins,  Emma  M.,  Ohio,  \y 
Perkins,  F.  O.,  lU.,  '05 
Perkins,  John  R.,  Conn.,  '05 
Perkins,  R.  W..  La.,  '01 
Perrin,  Mrs.  Fannie  B.,  Mo.,  *o3 
Perrin,  John  W.,  Ohio,  'oi 
Perrin.  Marshall  L.,  Mass.,  '03 
Perrine,  Lura  I^,  N.  Dak.,  '95 
Perry,  Alfred  T.,  Ohio,  'oo 
Perry,  Annie  M.,  Mass.,  '03 
Perry,  Elizabeth  H.,  Mass.,  '91 
Perry,  Frank  H.,  111.,  '07 
Perry,  Wm.  H.,  Ky.,  '98 
Persons,  MetU  L.,  N.  V.,  '03 
Peters,  F.  C,  Ohio,  *o8 
Pelen,  Harry  A.,  Ohio,  '08 
Peterson.  A.  E.,  N..  Y.,  '03 
Peterson,  J.  P.,  Ww.,  *97 
Peterson.  Mary  L.,  Ohio,  *o8 
Pettee.  George  D.,  Ohio,  *oa 
Phelan,  B.  M..  Minn..  '08 
Phfdan,  Genevieve,  Mo.,  '04  ' 
PheUo,  W.  W.,  Tenn.,  '98 
Phenix,  G.  P.,  Va.,  *ot 
PkiUddPhiam  Soc.,  Wis..  '84 
Philhrook,  C.  F.,  .\ri*..  '95 
Philips.  Geo.  M.,  Pa.,  '79 
PhiUps,  H.  S.,  Colo.  ■ 


°?«, 


FhiUps,  H.  S.,  Colo.,  '99 
Philhps,  Anna  L.,  N.  Y., 
PhiUipi,  Arthur  W.,  Wash.,  ^07 
PhiUip^  Daniel  E.,  Colo.,  *oo 
PhilKps,  Ellen  M.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Phillips,  E.  M.,  Minn.,  *o3 
Phillips,  Geo.  W.,  Pa..  »o3 
Phillips,  Helen  M.,  Mo.,  'oa 
Phillips,  James  D.,  Mass.,  '05 
PhiOips,  J.  H.,  Ala.,  *88 
,Mrs.J.H.,/ 


PhiUips,] 


.  J.  H.,  Ala.,  'oi 


Phtlfips.  M.  J..  Pay  '07 
PhillipR,  Sherman  £.,  N.  H.,  *o3 


Philomathean  Lit.  Soc.,  Pa.,  '98 
PhoenizvOle  Public  Lib'y.  Pa.,  '06 
Piatt,  Herman  S..  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Pirh^^rf^  r^-^'^h  I,  CaV,  'S6' 
Pkktl,  Glhjh  J  .  tJtiio,    oa 
Pkltfn,  Wm   S.,  Koju-.  *o* 
Pitlert,  Sarah,  Md..  '03 
PierccH  F^w.  T-,  Cal.,  "Sg 
Pierec,  Mrs,  Ella  NL,  R^,.  '96 
Piertc,  Geo.  S.,  t}hSo,  "pB 
Pirrce,  L^jvkk,  D.  C-h  '08 
Pierce,  M*ry  R  ^  111^  'o7 
Pierce,  Tb(js.  P.,  Ohio,  '01 
Pike,  tfie  il..  Ill,  '04 
Pikt,  Jitihua,  Dl.  '91 
Pile.  J.  M.  \pbr.,^a4 
Pill^ury,  John  U,  Maw.,  '^03 
PincuA.  1.JS.  W.,  K  J  ,  'OS 
Pine.  Jokn  B„N.  Y.,*PT 
PieikfrmaLii.  J.  N  ,  Ohici,  '03 
Pinkhmni,  G«j.  R.f  N    J  ,  '03 
Pitilth.im,  Wm.  S   M  .  Kla.,  '05 
Pttiik^lt,  H.  P  ,  Cal ,  '07 
^[iKrr,   Kfllc,  Ohio,   't>» 
PippiiiH  Mrs*.  E,  E.,  Md*  i» 
Pitman,  J.  A.,  Mass.,  '99 
Pittinger.  O.  M..  Ind.,  'oi 
Pittsburgh  Tchr's  Assoc.,  Pa..  *o7 
Plainfield  Pub.  Ub'y  and  Read. 

Room,  N.  J.,  '04 
Plaisted.  EUrabeth  L.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Plapp,  F.  W..  111.,  '97 
Plimpton,  Geo.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Plough,  Myron  C.  N.  Y.,  '03 
Plumb,  Max  A.,  Cal.,  *o7 
Plumer,  Geo.  M.,  Ohio,  '96 
Plummer,  F.  E.,  D.  C,  '07 
Poindezter,  Chas.  C,  Va.,  *o4 
Poland.  A.  B.,  N.  J.,  V 
Pollard,  Mary  O.,  111.,  'os 
PoUock,  Gertrude  S.,  W.  Va.  '08 
Pollock,  Rosalie,  Utah, '97 
PoUock.  Susan  P..  D.  C.,  V 
PcJytechnic     Preparatory     Sch. 

Brooklyn.  N.  Y.,  '06 
Pomona  Coll.,  Cal.,  '99 
Pool,  W.  H.,  Tex.,  '03 
Port  Jervis  Ftee  Lib'y,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Porter,  C.  W.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Porter,  E.  A.  F.,  Ohio,  '99 
Porter,  Edgar  L.,  Minn..  *oa 
Porter,  E.  L..  Ohio    '08 
Porter.  Florence  McNeal,  Mo..  •9a 
Porter,  James  P..  Mass..  '06 
Portland  Pub.  Lib'y*  Maine,  '06 
Posse,  Baroness  Rose.  Mass.,  '95 
Post,  Mary  E.,  Ariz.,  '07 
Potter,  Laura,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Potter,  Milton  C  Colo.,  '06 
Potts,  D.  Walter.  111.,  '04 
Pound,  E.  A..  Ga.,  *ox 
Pound,  Jere  M.,  Ga.,  '07 
Powell,  Arthur,  Ohio,  *oo 
PoweU,  R.  H.,  Ga.,  '06 
PoweU.  W.  F..  N.  J..  '89 
Power,  Effie  L.,  Ohio,  '08 
Power,  Gussie,  N.  Y.,  '87 
Powers,  Emily  C,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Powers,  F.  A.,  111.,  '08 
Powers,  F.  H.,  Pa.,  '08 
Powers,  Francis  W.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Powers,  Jas.  K.,  Ala.,  '95 
Powers,  J.  N.,  Miss.,  V)8 
Pratt  Inst.  Free  Lib'y,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Pratt,  Helen  M.,  Colo.,  '04 
Pratt,  H.  T.,  Md.,  '05 
Pratt,  Isahelle  L.,  N,  Y..  '05 
Pratt,  Orvillc  C,  Ind.,  '99 
Pratt,  R.  H.,  Pa..  '98 
Pray.  James  S.,  Mass.,  '05 
Preece,  Mrs.  Louise,  Minn.,  '94 
Prentice,  May  H.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Prentis,  H.  W..  N.  Y..  '97 
Preston,  J.  R.,  Miss.,  '90 
Prettyman,  Virgil,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Price,  H.  C,  Ohio,  'oa 
Price,  Wm.  R.,  N.  Y..  '08 
Prichard,  Miss  M.  S.,  Pa.,  '98 


Priest.  Arthur  R.,  Wash..  '07 
Prillerman,  Byrd,  W.  Va.,  '91 
Primary  Dept.,  Sch.  No.  a,  Jersey 

City,  N.  J.,  'os 
Prince,  John  T.,  Mass.,  '91 
Principals'    Round    Table,    Wil- 
mington, Dd.,  '01 
Pritchard,  M.  T.,  Mass.,  '96 
Pritchett.  Henry  S..  N.  Y..  'oa 
Prosser,  Chas.  A.,  Ind..  '03 
Proudfoot,  Mary  A.,  Wash.,  '03 
Providence  Pub.  Lib'y,  R.  I.,  '04 
Prov.    Nor.    Sch.,   Truro,   Nova 

Scotia,  Can.,  '03 
PubUc   High    Sch.,   Red    Bank. 

N.  J.,  'OS 
Public  Libraries,  Cardiff,  Wales, '00 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Alameda,  Cal.,  '04 
Pub.  Lib^y,  Atlantic  City,  Free, 

N.T., '04 
Pub.  lib'y.  Baltimore,  Md.,  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Boston,  Mass.,  '00 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Brockton,  Mass..  '04 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Brookline,  Mass.,  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Brooklyn.  N.  Y.,  '01 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Pub.  Lib'y.  Burlington,  low.n,  '07 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Calumet  and   HecU 

Mining  Co.,  Mich..  *oa 
Pub.  LilPy,   Cambridge,   Mass., 

'oa 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Chicago.  111.,  '98 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Cleveland.  Ohio,  '97 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Dayton,  Ohio.  '03 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Denver,  Col.,  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Detroit,  Mich.,  '97 
Pub.  Ub'v.  Dist.  of  Col.,  '05 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Dover,  N.  H.,  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Duluth,  Minn.,  '04 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Free.  E.  Orange,  N.J, 

Pub.  Ub'y,  E.  St.  Loui^  lU.,  '04 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Egg  Harbor  City.N.J., 

'05 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Erie,  Pa.,  'oj 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Evanston,  III,  *oa 
Pub.    Ub'y,    Fltchburg,    Mass., 

'01 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Fiu,  Chelsea,  Mass., 

*o3 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Gail  Borden,  III,  'ox 
Pub.  Ub'y.  Grand  Rapids,  Mich.. 

'06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Green  Bay  Wis.,  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y.  Greenfield.  Mass.,  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Greensboro,  N.   C, 

'06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Haverhill,  Mass.,  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Hoyt.  Saginaw,  Mich.. 

'03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Huntington.  Ind.,  '07 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  '08 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Jersey  City.  N.  T.,  '97 
Pub.  Ub'y.  Kalamazoo,  Mich..  '01 
Pub.  UbV.  Kansas  City.  Mo..  '05 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Lawrence,  Mass..  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Lexington.  Ky..  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Lincoln  Neb..  *o6 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Ijm  Angeles,  Cal.,  '00 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Free,  Louisville,  Ky., 

'04 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Lynn,  Mass.,  '01 
Pub.  Ub'y,  \ladison,  N.  J.,  '05 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Maiden,  Mass.,  '00 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Manchester,  England, 

'oa 
Pub.   Ub'y,   Manchester,   Mass., 

*03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  McClelland,  Colo.  '06 
Pub.  UbV.  Medford.  Mass..  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  '98 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Missoula,  Mont.   '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Montclair,  N.  J.,  '03 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Newark,  N.  J.,  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  New  Bedford.  Mass.. 

'01 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Newburyport,  Mass.. 

*o3 


248 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Pub.  Iib'y>  New  Haven.  Conn. 

Pub'ub»y,  New  York,  '99 
Pub.  UbV.  New  Rochelle.  N.  Y., 

'06 
Pub.  Ub*y,  North  Adams,  Mass., 

Pub.  iib'y,  Oak  Park,  111.,  'oo 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Omaha,  Neb.,  '98 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Owatonna,  Mmn.,  'oa 
Pub.  Lib'y.  Pasadena,  Cal..  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Passaic,  N.  J.,  '03 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Peoria,  111.,  'oi 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Philadelphia,  Pa..  '97 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Plainfield.  N.  J..  ^04 
Pub.  Ub'y.  Portland.  Maine,  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Providence,  R.  I.,  '04 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Redlands,  Cal ,  '07 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Rockford,  III.,  '09 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Sacramento,  Cal.,  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  St.  Joseph,  Mo..  '00 
Pub.  Ub'y,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  *oo 
Pub.  Ub'y,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  'ox 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Salem,  Mass., '00 
Pub.  Ub'y,  San  Diego.  Cal..  '08 
Pub.  Ub'y,  San  Francisco,Cal.,'97 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Scranton,  Pa.,  '99 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Seattle.  Wash.,  V>i 
Pub.  Ub'y.  Sedalia.  Mo..  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Somerville,  Mass..  'oo 
Pub  Ub'y  ,  South  Omaha,  Nebr., 

•07 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Tacoma,  Wash.,  '08 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Taunton,  Mass.,  'oa 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Toledo,  Ohio,  '05 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Topeka,  Kans.,  '00 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Trenton,  N.  J.,  '01 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Wellington,  N.  Z.,  '05 
Pu'^.  Ub'y,  Westford,  Ma»»..  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  'oi 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Winona,  Minn.,  '03 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Worcester,  Mass.,  '98 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Yamaguchi,    Japan, 

Pub?  Ub'y,  Yonkers.  N.  Y.,  '07 
Pub.  Sch.  Ub'y,  Baltimore,  Md., 

Pub.^Sch.  Ub'y,  Camden,  N.  J.,  • 

Pub^  Sch.  Ub'y,  W.  Hoboken, 
N.  J.,  'os 

Pub.  Sch.  Colfax  Sub.  Dist.  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa..  '06 

Pub.  Sch.,  Luckey,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.,  '06 

Pub.  Sch.,  South  Orange,  N.  J., 

'05 
Pub.  Sck.  Tfochtrs  of  JanesviUe, 

Wis..  '84 
Pub.  Sch's,  Bronx,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Pub.  Sch's,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y..  '03 
Pub.  Sch's,  Manhattan,  N.  Y.,'03 
Pub.  Sch's,  Queens,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Pub.  Sch's,  Richmond,  N.  Y..  '03 
Pub.  Sch..  Sub.  Dist.  Phila,,  Pa., 

'06 
Pub.  Sch..  Homewood  Sub.  Dist., 

Pittsburgh,  Pa..  '06 
Pudncy,  Walsicne  D..  Ohio,  '08 
Pu«h,  Jas.  H.,  III.,  '08 
Puilam,  Jennie,  Ohio,  '08 
Pulsifer,  Wra.  E.,  N.  Y..  '99 
Purdum.  B.  K..  Md.,  '08 
Purer,  Mary  I.,  111.,  '96 
Purington,  Daniel  B.,  W.  Va..  '03 
Purington,  Geo.  C,  Maine,  '03 
Putnam,  Mrs.  Alice  H.,  III.,  '93 
Putnam,  Herbert  S ,  Pa.,  '07 
Putnam,  Richard  R.,  Mich.,  '01 
Putt,  Wilson  A.,  Ohio,  '04 
Pye,  Charles  F.,  Iowa.  '04 
Juaimance,  H.  W.,  Wyo.,  '05 
Juayle,  C.  Ohio,  '08 
5ueens  Borough  Lib'y,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Juigley,  John  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Juinn,  John  B.,  Mo.,  '04 
^uinn,  Mary  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 


Rabe,JohnH.,Mo.  '04 
Rabenort,  Wm.  L.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Raddiffe  College,  Mass.,  '05 
Rafter,  Augustine  L.,  Mass.,  '04 
Raines,  S.  £.,  111.,  *ox 
RalU  Edward  E.,  Texas,  '03 
Ramer,  M.  M.,  S.  Dak.,  '93 
Ramsey,  Arthur  T.,  D.  C,  '07 
Ramsey,  Geo.  T..  Ky.,  '89 
Ramsey,  John  w.,  Idaho,  '08 
Randall,  H.  H..  Maine.  '07 
Randall,  T.  E.,  Ohio,  '98 
Randle,  GUbert  P.,  Ul..  *os 
Randolph,  Esle  F.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Ranger.  W.  E..  R.  I.,  '90 
Rankin,  A.  W.,  Minn.,  '93 
Rankin,  H.  D.,  Ohio,  '08 
Rankin,  W.  P.,  Cal.,  '07 
Rapp,  Christian  F.,  Ohio,  '99     / 
Rapp,  Eli  M.,  Pa..  '97 
Raschig,  H.  H.,  Ohio,  '93 
Rathmann,  C.  G.,  Mo.,  'ox 
Ravenhill,  Alice,  England,  '01 
Rawdon,  H.  L.,  Ohio,  '08 
Rawlings.  Julia  M.,  D.  C,  '07 
Rawlings,  Wm.  S.,  Utah,  '05 
Rawson,  E.  B..  N.  Y.,  '99 
Ray,  Robert  M.,  Fla..  '04 
Raybum,  Elixabeth,  Mich.,  *o8 
Rayman,  R.  E.,  Ohio,  '95 
Raymond.  A.  V.  V.,  N.  Y.,  '9S 
Reavis.  G.  H.,  Mo.,  '07 
Records,  Thos.  W.,  Ind.,  '07 
Rector,  lizzie  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Rediidd  CoUege  Ub'y,  S.  Dak^  b8 
Redfield,  Henry  A.,  Ohio.  '05 
Redfield,  Jenmc  L..  Nebr.,  '08 
Redman,  Elmer  S.,  N.  Y.,  *oo 
Redway,  J.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Reed,  A.  A.,  Nebr.,  '95 
Reed.  B.  W.,  Cal.,  *o7 
Reed,  Clayton  E.,  Iowa,  '08 
Reed,  Edgar,  Pa..  '08 
Reed,  Effie,  Nebr.,  '08 
Reed,  Geo.  H..  N.  J..  '05 
Reed,  Grace,  111.,  'oa 
Reed,  L.  A.,  Cal.,  '07 
Reed,  Miles  F.,  Idaho,  *o8 
Reeder,  Rudolph  R.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Reeder,  W.  C,  Ohio,  '98 
Reel,  Estelle,  Wyo.,  '94 
Reese,  Amos  P.,  Pa.,  '08 
Reese,  W.  S..  Kans.,  '06 
Reeves,  C.  F.,  Wash.,  '06 
Regan,  Margaret  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Regenstein,  Ellsworth,  Ky.,  '06 
Reid,  Geo.  W.,  La.,  '06 
Rdd,  Rob't  Lee,  Iowa,  '08 
Rei£art,J.  F.,  N.  Y.,  '90 
Reiley,  Cynthia  E.,  Mont.,  '95 
Rdlly,  F.  J.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Reilly,  Susan  A.,  N.  J..  '05 
Reinhart,  J.  Albert,  N.  J.,  '94 
Remington,  W.  W.,  Colo.,  '08 
Remson,  Ira,  Md.,  *ot 
""       •     ~  •     t  H..  III.. 


'97 


Rennie,  Robert  1 
Replogle.  S.  H..  Pa.,  '06 
Reppetto.  Mary.  W.  Va..  '07 
Requa,  Emma  M.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Requa,  M.  Augusta,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Ressler,  Edwin  D.,  Oregon,  Vja 
Reuter,  Augusta  A.,  Ohio,  '08 
Reveley,  Ellen  G..  N.  Y.,  '91 
Revelcy,  Ida  Louise,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Reynolds.  Frank  E..  Ohio,  '06 
Reynolds,  Helen  Mary,  Minn.,  '07 
Reynolds,  J.  H.,  Ark.,  '97 
Rhoades,  F.  W.,  Wash.,  '03 
Rhoads,  McHenry,  Ky.,  '91 
Rhode  Island  Coll.  of  A.  and  M. 

Arts,  '03 
Rhode  Island  Nor.  Sch.,  '97 
Rhodes,  J.  M..  Kans.,  '06 
Rice.  Charles  I..  Mass..  '05 
Rice,  Gratis  L..  N.  Y.,  '89 
Rice,  J.  M.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Rice,  Peter  V..  Ga..  '07 
Rice,  W.  H.,  Ohio,  '08 


Rice.  Wm.  N.,  Conn.,  '99 
Rich,  Wm.  E.  C,  Mass.,  03 
Richards,  A.  W.,  N.  Y.,  *oa 
Richards.  C.  O.,  N.  Y.,  *oa 
Richards,  C.  R..  N.  Y..  •98 
Richards,  Mrs.  £.  H.,  Mass.,  '98 
Richards,  Mrs.  L.  A.,  Nev.,  '01 
Richards,  S.  G..  Iowa,  '08 
Richardson,  A.  W..  N.  Y..  '07 
Richardson,  B.  C.  III.,  '04 
Richardson,  Emma,  Ohio.  '08 
Richardson,  F.  M.,  Dl..  '06 
Richardson.  Ira,  Mo.,  *o4 
Richeson,  John,  Mo..  '07 
Richey,  Jos.  B.,  Pa.,  \)7 
Richman.  Julia,  N.  V.,  'o« 
Rkhmomd.  Sarah  £.,  Md.,  *76 
Ricker,  Maurice.  Iowa.  '06 
Rickert,  E.  L..  Iowa.  '06 
Ricketts,  C.  E.,  HI.,  '08 
Riddell,  Wm.  O.,  Iowa,  '05 
Riggs,  Jas.  G^  N.  J.,  '07 
Riggs,  John  r.,  Iowa,  '04 
RUey  Co.  Ed.  Asso.,  Kans.,  '86 
Riley,  E.  F.,  Kans.,  '07 
Riley,  Mrs.  M.  E.,  Mo.,  '90 
Ring,  F.  D.,  Ohio,  »o8 
Ripley,  EUor  Carlisle.  Mass.,  'oc 
Ripley,  Fred  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
Ripon  College,  Wb.,  *oa 
Risdon,  Sumner,  Kans.,  '03 
Riste,  W.  G..  Kans..  '9^ 
Ritchie,  Rowland  H.,  Kans.,  '06 
Ritter,  Alice  E.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Ritter,  MaUlda  A.,  III.,  '03 
Rixstine,  Mrs.  Amanda,  Pa..  '05 
Roach,  T.  W.,  Kans.,  '86 
Robbj  J.  Inrin,  Pa.,  'ox 
Robbins,  Carolyn  M.,  Minn.,  'os 
Robbins,  Fred  W.,  Pa..  '05 
Robbitt,  Nora  J.,  Md..  '08 
Robert  College,  Turkey.  '03 
Robert,  Jas.  A.,  Ohio,  Sa 
Roberts,  Chas.  C,  N.  Y.,  'o^ 
Roberts.  Dimoo  H.,  Mich..  '98 
Roberts,  Edw.  D.,  Ohio.  *oo 
Roberts,  G.  J.,  Wb..  *o6 
Roberts,  Geo.  L..  Ind.,  *oi 
Robms,  Hester  A.,  N.  Y..  '94 
Roberts,  John  S..  N.  Y..  '05 
Roberts,  L.  D.,  Wis.,  '97 
Roberts,  Mary  £.,  Ohio,  '08 
Roberts,  Nellie  J.,  Ohio.  '08 
Roberts,  T.  L.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Robert*,  Wm.  E.,  Ohio,  V 
Robertson,  S.  N.,  Can.,  '08 
Robertson.  S.  W.,  Cal.,  '03 
Robertson,  Wm.,  Minn.,  *o8 
Robeson,  U  B..  Ga.,  '03 
Robey,  Elmer  Ellsworth,  Ind.,  '03 
Robinson,  Albert,  Mass.,  '03 
Robinson,  Ida  £.,  N.  J.,  *os 
Robinson.  I^ucy,  W.  Va..  '96 
Robinson,  Margaret  M.,  Md.,  '05 
Robinson,  Mary  E.,  Mo.,  '04 
Robinson,  Oscar  D.,  N.  Y.,  '9a 
Robinson,  R.  F.,  Ore.,  '07 
Robinson,  S.  S..  Ky..  '05 
Robinson,  W.  S.,  Ohio.  '9< 
Robison,  Clarence  H.,  N.  J.,  '07 
Robison.  E.  F.,  Ohio,  '08 
Rocheleau,  W.  F.,  lU.,  '96 
Rochester  Athenaeum  and  Mech. 

Inst.,  N.  Y..  '06 
Rockford  CoU.,  lU.,  '04 
Rockwell,  Harriet  D..  Ohio.  '07 
Rockwell,  John  C.  N.  Y. .  '03 
Rockwood,  Geo.  H..  HI.,  'oo 
Rodgers.  Bradley  C.  Vt..  '07 
Roeder,  Julia  C.  Ohio.  '08 
Rogers,  A.  C,  Minn.,  '99 
Rogers,  Howard  J..  N.  Y;,  '96 
Rogers,  James  C.  N.  Y.,  '07 
Rogers,  J.  B.,  Mo.,  '07 
Rogers,  Jennie  E..  Mass.,  '03 
Rogers.  J.  J..  Ohio,  '05 
Rogers.  Josephme  E.,  N.  Y.,  '93 
Rogers,  Sarah  L..  Ky.,  '04 


INDEX  TO  UPE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


249 


Rosen,  RoviQus  R.,  N.Y.,  '95 
RoQer.  F.  J.,  Ohio,  '98 
RoUina,  Frank,  N.  Y..  '05 
Romer.  CUra  E.,  N.  J.,  '05 

Roop.  Hervin  U.,  Ind.,  *04 
Roos,  Teter,  Mass.,  '03 
Root,  Chas.  C,  Mich.,  '01 
Root,  C.  H.,  Ui.,  '08 
Root,  Stella  R.,  HI.,  '08 
Rose,  C.  £.,  Idaho.  *oS 
Rose,  Ceo.  £:,  Kans.,  *86 
Rose,  M.,  Miss.,  '08 
Rose,  Wickliffe,  Tenn..  *oa 
Rosenberg,  Pauline  H.,  Pa.,  '07 
Rosier,  Joseph,  W.  Va..  '05 
R06B.  Jessie  I.,  Vt..  '07 
Ross,  Pete  W..  Cal.,  *99 
Ross,  Walter  L.,  Okla.,  '07 
Rosseter.  E.  C,  111..  *oo 
Roth,  Anna  C,  K7.,  '97 
Rothe,  Ella  A.,  Ohio,  '00 
Rothermd.  A.  C.,  Pa.  '03 


Salaa,  Dario  Eh  Chile,  *o7 
Salberg.  EmmaT.,  N.Y.,'05 
Salem  Pub.  lib'y,  Mass.,  '00 
Salisbury,  Albert,  Wis.,  '87 
Salisbury.  InrinN.,  Pa.,  '08 
Salmon,  Bessie  M.,  Mass.,  *o8 
Ssmmin,  Edward  A.,  Conn.,  '03 
Sampson,  H.  C,  Wash.,  '05 
Samuel,  Wm.  H.,  Pa..  *03 
Sanderson,  E.  Dwigbt,  N.  H.,  '08 
Sanders,  F.  W.,  Nebr.,  '97 
Sanders,  Wm.  H..  Ind.,  '05 
Sanderson,  Jessie,  Mo.,  *o4 
Sandiaon,  Homuti,  Ind.,  '96 
Sandwick,  R.  L.,  IlL.  '06 
Sanford,  Fernando,  Cal.,  '97 
Sanfor£  Henry  R.,  N.  Y..  '95 
Sanor,  S.  D..  Ohio.  '93 
Sardeson,  F.  VV..  Mmn.,  *o7 
Sargent,  Dudley  A.,  Mass.,  '96 
Saunders,  C.  E.,  Mus.,  '05 
Saunders,  Sara  A.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Sauvain,  Edward,  Pa.,  '08 


Rothermd,  Florence.  N.  J.,  '03  Savitz,  J.  J.,  N.  J.,  '99 

RouiUion,  Louis.  N.  Y.,  V)8  SawkiU,  Thos.  A.,  Kans., 


Rouse,  Edwin  L..  Nebr.,  '05 
Row,  R.  K..  ni.,  *o9 
Rowan,  Gertrude  N.,  Nebr.,  '06 
Rowe,  F.  F.,  Ga.,  '03 
Rowc,  H.  M.,  Md.,  '06 
Rowe,  Stuart  H.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Rowe,  Wallace  G.,  Mo.,  '04 
Rowe,  W.  S.,  Ohio,  '95 
Rowell,  Arthur  B..  HI.,  '06 
Rowland,  J.  H..  Ohio,  '96 
Roy,  Annie  L.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Roy,  Victor  L..  La.,  '05 
Ruddy.  Harriet  E..  Minn.,  *o8 
Rudoft,  Ida,  Ky.,  '96 
Rudolph,  Elizabeth,  Ohio,  '08 
Ruediger,  Wm.  C,  D.  C.  '07 
Ruetenik,  Gustave  A.,  Ohio,  '05 
Ruger,  Henry  A..  Colo.,  '08 
Rufg,  George,  Mass.,  '03 
Rulon.  Frank  C,  Ohio.  *o8 
Rummd,  A.  H..  Ohio.  '08 
Runquest,  Amanda  H.,  Ariz.,  '05 
Rusk,  Rebecca,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Russdl,  A.  H..  Tex..  *o7 
RusseU.  Ethd  C.,  N.  Y.,  *o8 
RusaeU.  E.  H.,  Va.,  '05 
Russdl,  I.  H.,  Pa..  '03 
RusseU,  Jas.  E..  N.  Y.,  '95 
Russdl,  Olive,  111.,  '08 
Russdl,  V.  M.,  Wis.,  '03 
RusseU,  W.  J.,  Mich..  '08 
RusseU,  Walter  E.,  Blahie,  'ox 
Rust,  Annie  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Rutherford.  W.  L.,  Wis..  *o6 
Ruthrauff,  Wm.  M.,  Ariz..  '06 
Rutledge  Sch..  PhiU.,  Pa.,  '05 
Rutt,  A.  Reist,  Pa.,  '06 
Rutgers  CaUege,N.  J..  >o8 
Ryan,  John  P^  Iowa,  '04 
Ryan,  Joseph  r.,  Mass.,  '03 
Ryan,  Thomas  J.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Ryan,  W.  C.  Mont.,  'oa 
Rynearson,  Edward,  Pa.,  '03 
Ryon,  C.  M.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Saben,  Alfred  S.,  Mass.,  'ox 
Sabin,  Albert  R..  111.,  '84 
Sabin,  Ellen  C,  Wis.,  '95 
Sabin,  Henry,  Iowa,  '89 
Sachs,  JuUus,  N.  Y..  '03 
Sackett,  Adda  P.,  N.  Y.,%s 
Sacxamento  Free  Pub.  Lib'y,  Cal., 

Sa^  A.  H.,  Wis.,  '98 
Sage.  EUzabeth.N.Y.. '06 
Sage,  W.  v.,  Mich.,  »o6 
St  O^.  Flora  C^  IlL.  '04 
St.  John.  E.  D.,  Dl..  '08 
St.  John's  Univ.,  Mum.,  'oa 
St.Louis  Mer.  libV  Ass*n,  Mo.  '03 
St.  Louis  Pub.  Iib*y,  Mo.,  *oo 
St.  Loots  Unir..  Mo.,  *ox 
St.  Paul  Pub.  lib'y,  Mnm..  'ox 
St  Scanislaua  Seminary.  Mo..  '03 


'86 


Sawyer,  C.  L..  Mixm..  '97 
Sawyer,  LeRoy  R.,  P.  I.,  '04 
Sawyer.  Nettie  A..  Wash..  ^04     • 
Sazton,  Lynn  M.,  N.  C.  '07 
Sayward,  S.  Janet,  Pa.,  *os 
Schaeffer,  Nathan  C.  Pa..  '87 
SchaUenberger,  Marg.  E..  Cal.,  '07 
Scarlett,  Andrew,  N.  J.,  *os 
Schauffler,  Alfred  T.,  N.  Y..  '95 
Schdlenger.  G.  J..  S.  Dak.;  '01 
Scherer.  James  A.  B.,  Cal.,  '04 
Scherger,  Geo.  L.,  Bl.,  *o8 
Schid,  Louis  M..  Ohio,  '07 
Schiir,  Hannah,  Bl..  'oa 
SchiUer,  J.  D.,  Mich.,  '96 
Schmerker,  Charlotte  S.,  Pa.,  '05 
Schmidt.  F.  A..  N.  Y..  '96 
Schmidt.  Hans  W.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Schmidt,  Johanna,  Mo., '04 
Schmierer,  Amdia  A..  Cal.,  '07 
Schmucker,  S.  C.  Pa..  '9a 
Schneider,  Eva  R..  CaL.  V>7 
Schneider.  Henry  G..  N.  Y.,  '95 
Schobincer,  J.  J.,  Bl.,  '99 
Schoff,  Mrs.  Frederic.  Pa.,  '07 
Schc^,  Martha,  S.  C,  '91 
Scholfidd.  Bessie  M.,  R.  I..  '96 
SchoU,  Joseph  H..  Ind.,  '05 
Sch.  Dept.,  Newark  Pub.  Lib'y, 

N.  J..  '07 
Sch.  of  Agri.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 

•©a 
Sch.  of  Ed.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  Bl., 

'99 
Sch.  No.  a,  Jersey  Qty,  N.  J.,  '05 
Sch.  No.  a,  P.  Dept.,  Jersey  City, 

N.  J.,  '05 
Sch.  of  Ped.,  N.  Y.  Univ..  N.  Y., 

Sdu^ber,  Mae  E..  N.  Y.,  '96 
Schucker  J.  G..  Pa.,  '08 
Schulz,  d.  G.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Schurman,  J.  G.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Schurtz,  Orr,  Mich..  '05 
Schuster,  O.  J.,  Wis.,  '04 
SckuyUft  AaroHf  Kans.,  '86 
Schuyler,  E.  H.,  N.  J..  '94 
Schuyler,  Erwin  H.,  Pa.,  '08 
Schuyler.  Wm..  Mo.,  'ox 
Schwaner,  Helen.  M.O.,  '04 
Schwartz.  Albert,  Ohio.  '08 
Scollen.  Maude  E^  Mich..  '03 
Scott,  Arthur  M.,  Canada,  '07 
Scott,  CarroU  L.,  Ohio,  '08 
Scott,  C.  J..  Pa.,  '07 
Scott,  C.  P.  G.,  k.  Y.,  06 
Scott.  Edith  A.,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Scott,  E.  H.,  111.,  '9S 
Scott,  F.  N..  Mich.,  '97 
Scott,Iajra,N.  Y.. '97 
Scott,  Jas.  W.,  Colo.,  '93 
Scott,  Lilian,  Kans.,  '08 
Scott,  Margaret,  N.  Y.,  '03 


Scott,  Mary  Bl,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Scott,  Sarah  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Scott,  Thomas,  Okla.,  '08 
Scott,  Thos.  P.,  Miss.,  '08 
Scott,  Walter  D.,  lU.,  '05 
Scott.  W.  H..  Ohio.  '93 
Scovd,  E.  C,  S.  Dak.,  ox 
Scovd,  Sylvester  F.,  Ohio,  '97 
Scranton  Pub.  Lib'y,  Pa.,  '99 
Scribner,  E.  E..  Mich.,  'ox 
Scripture,  A.  M.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Scroggie,  C.  R.,  la.,  '04 
Scudder,  Myron  T.,  N.  J.,  '95 
Seal,  Alfred  N.,  Pa.,  '03 
Search,  Preston  W..  Ohio,  *o6 
faring,  Richard  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Searle,  F.  E.,  Mich.,  '99 
Searle,  Miss  S.  M.,  N.  J..  '93 
Sears,  Chas.  H..  Wis..  \>3 
Seazson,  J.  W.,  Nebr..  'oa 
SeatUe  Pub.  Lib'y.  Wash..  '01 
Sechrist,  Frank  K.,  Wis.,  '05 
Sedalia  PubUc  Lib'y,  Mo.,  '06 
Sedgwick,  Wm.  T.,  Mass..  '99 
Seeley,  Levi,  N.  j.,  '90 
Seemann,  J.  C,  Ohio,  '08 
Seerley,  H.  H.,  Iowa,  '89 
Segar.  John  H.,  Okla.,  '08 
Segerblom,  WUhehn,  N.  H..  '03 
Seguin.  Mrs.  Elsie  M..  N.  J.,  '05 
SeUew,  Edward  B.,  Conn.,  '03 
SeUon.  George  I..  Wyo.,  '08 
Seltzer,  Livingston,  Pa..  '06 
Sdvidge,  Robt.  W.,  Mo.,  '07 
Selvig,  C.  G..  Mfam.,  'oa 
Senger,  Harry  L.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Senter.  H.  A.,  Nebr.,  '03 
Severs,  Mary  E.,  Pa.,  'os 
SewaU.  Caroline,  Colo.,  *o8 
Sexton,  E.  K..  N.J.,  '97 
Seymour.  A.  H..  S.  Dak.,  'oa 
Seymour,  F.  Grace,  N.  Y..  '04 
Shafer,  Harry  M.,  Wash.,  'ox 
Shankland,  S.  D..  Ohio.  '08 
Sharkey,  J.  P^  Ohio.  '90 
Sharp,  CUra  E..  N.  J.,  V>s 
Sharp,  J.  F.,  Okla.,  '07 
Sharpe.  E.  D.,  Cal.,  '07 
Sharpe,  John  C,  N.  J.,  '05 
Shaw  University  N.  C.. '03 
Shaw,  A.  L.,  Mich..  '97 
Shaw,  T.  C,  W.  Va..  '03 
Shaw,  Mdissa  S.,  Pa.,  '08 
Shaw,  Robert  C,  Pa..  '06 
Shaw,  Samuel,  Wis.,  '84 
Shaw.  W.  F..  Ohio,  "bS 


Shawan.J.  A.,  Ohio,  '94 
Shawe,  Elsie  M.,  Miim.,  'o 


.'08 
Shawen,  Ernest,  Va.,  '03 
Shear,  S.  R..  N.  Y.,  '9* 
Shearer,  John  L.,  Cal.,  '07 
Shearer,  W.  J.,  N.  J.,  '95 
Shearer,  W.  S..  111.,  '97 
Shedd.  Ephraim  C,  N-Y..  '03 
Sheffidd,  Qara  W.,  Ohio,  '08 
Shddon,  F.  A..  Mass..  '08 
Shddon,  Henry  D..  Ore.,  '07 
Shelton,  Chas.  E..  Iowa.  *oo 
Shdton,  F.  M.,  Pa.,*99 
ShepBid,  Elmef  I..  Mass.,  '00 
Shepard,  Irwin,  Minn^  '83 
Shepardson,  Everett,  Cal.,  '07 
Shcppard,  W.  W.,  N.  J..  '08 
Shepherd.  F.  S.,  N.  J.,  '03 
Sheppard,  James  J..  N.  Y..  '01 
Sheppe.  R.  H..  Va..  '04 
Sheridan,  Bernard  M.,  Mass..  '05 
Sherman,  Allton  H.,  N.  J..  '06 
Sherman,  Chas.  M..  Wash.,  'ox 
Sherman,  Elmer  C,  N.  J.,  '05 
Sherman,  Eugene  B.,  Nebr.,  '05 
Sherrick,  J.  R.,  Wis.,  'oa 
SherweU,  Guillermo  A.,  Mez..  '05 
Sherwood,  Mrs.  J.  C,  Cal.,  '99 
Shids.  Albert.  N.  Y..  '03 
Shimer.  E.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Shires.  Marv,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Shirk.  David  F^  Kans.,  '95 


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9io«naker,  W.  A.,  Minik,  '95 
Shoop,  John  D.,  III.,  *oo 
Short.  Anna  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Shot  well,  Ambrose  M.,  Mich.,  *oi 
Showalter,  D.  B.,  La.,  '05 
Showers,  F.  F.,  Wis.,  '05 
Shrawder  W.  H.,  Pa.,  '08 
Shuart,  Clara,  Ohio,  '08 
Sbuart.  Emma  L..  Ohio,  *o6 
Shull,  B.  M.,  Pa.,  '08 
ShuU,  S.  E.,  N.  J.,  '07 
Shultes,  Alice  H.,  Wis..  »oo 
Shutt,  Henry  M.,Ohio,  '06 
Shutts,  Geo.  C,  Wis.,  '96 
Sibley,  Chas.  A.,  Mass.,  '9s 
Siders,  Walter  R..  Idaho    '01    * 
Silas  Bronson  Lib'y*  Conn.,  *oa 
Silke,  Lucy  S.,  111.,  '93 
Silver,  Edgar  O.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Silver,  Ernest  L.,  N.  H.,   oa 
Silvernale,  John  L.,  Minn..  '06 
Silvenhome,  H.  T..  Ohio,  '08 
^mkina,  J.  D..  Ohio,  '04 
Simmermon,  T.  L.,  Ohio,  '03 
Simmons  CoUese,  Mass.,  'oa 
Simmons,  Chas.  L.,  Mass.,  *oa 
Simmons,  J.  W.,  Mich.,  *o9 
Simons,  Chas.  F.,  N.  Y.,  *o3 
r  Simons.  Sarah  E.,  D.  C,  '06 
Simonson,  R.  B.  D.,  Mo.,  '00 
Simpson,  Beatrice,  Colo.,  '08 
Simpson,  Ben).,  R..  N.  Y.,  *o8 
Simpson,  David  P^  Ohio,  'oS 
Simpson,  Eunice  T.,  Mass.,  '03 
Simpson,  L.  L*,  Minn.,  V>8 
Simpson,  Stephen  G.,  Pa.,  *o3 
Simpson,  Thos.  McN.,  Jr.,  S.  C, 

'07 
Sims.  Frederic  L.,  HI.,  '04 
Sims,  J.  F.,  Wis.,  '97 
Sinclair,  S.  B.,  Can.,  'ox 
Singtr^  Edgar  A.,  Pa., '80 
Singleton,  W.  H..  D.  C,  '07 
Siason,  E.  O..  Wash.,  '06 
Sisson,  F.  M.,  lU.,  '08 
Sites.  C  M.  Lacv,  China,  'oa 
Sked,  Caroline  P.,  Ohio,  *o8 
Skiff.  Frederick  J.  V.,  111..  '04 
Skinner,  Belle,  Colo.,  '08 
Skintur,  Chas.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '90 
Skinner,  Elizabeth,  Colo.,  '99 
Slagle,  Robt.  L..  S.  Dak.,  '07 
Slater,  Charles  H.,  Mo.,  '04 
Slater,  Ida  M.,  Pa..  '06 
Slater,  Margaret  K.,  Mo.,  '04 
Slaton,  W:  F.,  Ga.,  '07 
Slaton,  W.  M.,  Ga.,  ^94 
Slauson,  H.  M.,  Mich.,  '04 
SUwson,  Samuel  T.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Sluas.  Homer  O..  Xy.,  '0$ 
Small,  Horace  C^.  Mo.,  '03 
Small,  Maurice  H..  Wis.,  ^03 
Small,  Robert  O.,  Mass.,  '03 
Small,  Walter  H.,  R.  I.,  'oa 
Smalley,  D.  H.,  IlL,  '99 
SmaUwood,  Mabel  E.,  lU.,  '96 
Smart,  Frank  L.,  Iowa,  '06 
Smart,  Isabdle  T.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Smart,  Melville  C,  N.  H.,  '08 
Smathers,  C.  B.,  Pa-,  '07 
Smedley,  Eva  A.,  HI..  '97 
Smdgh,  Mrs.  Mary  S.,  Colo.,  '08 
Smiley,  Emory  E.,  Colo..  '05 
Smiley,  Wm.  H.,  Colo.,  '9a 
Smith  College.  Mass.,  '98 
Smith,  A.  F.,  Mo.,  '05 
Smith,  A.  G.  C.  Pa.,  '03 
Smith,  Alexander,  HI.,  *99 
Smith,  Anna  T.,  D.  C,  '95 
Smith,  Arthur  F.,  Md.,  '03 
Smith,  A.  Thos..  Pa..  '93 
Smith,  C.  Alphonao.  N.  C,  '05 
Smith,  Chas.  A.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Smith,  Charles  H.,  111.,  'os 
Smith,  C.  Lawrence,  Pa.,  '08 
Smith,  ainton  P.,  Ohio.  '08 
Smith,  Mrs.  Constance  B.,  111.,  '05 
Smith,  C  v.,  Pa.,  '03 


Mass.,  *o3 


Smith,  D.  E.,  N.  Y.,  'oi 
Smith,  Edward  E.,  lU.,  '96 
Smith,  Edward  S.,  111.,  '01 
Smith,  Edwin  R.,  111.,  '97 
Smith,  Euler  B.,  Ga.,  '87 
Smith,  Ferdinand  E.,  N.  Y.,  ' 
Smith,  F.  P.,  Kans..  '97 
Smith,  Geo.  A..  N.  Y.,  '04 
Smith,  Geo.  M.,  S.  Dak.,  '95 
Smith.  Geo.  W„  Colo.,  '04 
Smith.  Gerard  T..  lU.,  '04 
Smith,  Guy  D.,  Mich.,  '04 
Smith,  Henry  B.,  Colo.,  '99 
Smith.  Herbert  A.,  D.  C,  '05 
Smith,  H.  Lester,  Ind.,  'oa 
SuMh,  I.  J.,  Mo..  '04 
Snuth.  J.  AngdiiUL  Maai 
-n  iih.  T.  Brookes,  Va..  'ol 
^niith,  J.  B.,  Pa.,  '03 
Sn^ith,  Jennie  C,  Wis..  '07 
>i  ith,  J.  F.,  Ohio.  '08 
SiFiiih,  J.  Fred,  Cal.,  '07 
Sn.ith,  T.  F..  Ohio,  '98 
>i  ,Uh,  Tease  L.,  111..  *oo 
Sn  ;th,  Jos.  R.,  Pa.,  '99 

.  Nth,  John  W.,  Utah, '05 
Sinth,  Leslie  B.,  La.,  '08 
5auth,  Marion  B.,  Ohio,  *o8 
Smith,  Mrs.  Martha,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Smith,  Maude.  N.  Y..  '05 
Smith.  M.  B.,  Mass.,  '99 
Smith,  M.  Kate,  N.  Y..  '05 
Smith.  Payaon,  Maine,  '06 
Smith,  Robt.  M.,  111.,  'oa 
Smith,  Ruth  P.,  Ohio,  '08 
Smith,  Samuel  McK.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Smith,  Sidney  F.,  D.  C,  '95 
Smith.  Spencer  R..  111..  '03 
Smith,  Miss  Theo.  L.,  Mass.,  '04 
Smith,  Wayne  P.,  Cal.,  '05 
Smith,  Wm.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Smith,  Wm.  C,  Ind.,  '00 
Smith,  Wm.  G.,  D.  C.,  '08 
Smith,  Wm.H..N.T.. '03 
Smith,  Wm.  Z..  Okla..  *o6 
Smith,  Winifr^  L..  Mich.,  '08 
Smith,  Z.  M..  III..  '05 
Smock,  E.  E..  Ohio,  '08 
Smyaer,  Fanny  A.,  Ariz.,  '07 
Smyser,  Sdden  F.,  Wash.,  '02 
Snedden.  D.  S..  N.  Y..  '99 
Snow,  Bonnie  E..  N.  Y.,  ^96 
Snow,  Laetitia  M..  Mass.,  '07 
Snow,  Louis  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Snow,  Marshall  S..  Mo.,  '04 
Snow,  Mary  S.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Snyder,  Chas  E.,  Pa,,  '07 
Snyder,  Henry,  N.  J.,  '94 
Snyder,  Jessie  M.,  Ga.,  '97 
Snyder,}.  H,  Ohio, '96 
"     '    .T.  L..  Mich.,  "89 
•,  ^V.  H.,  Cal..  'oi 


Snyder, 
Snyder, 


Snyder,  Z.  X.,  6>lo.,  '87 
Snvder,  Mrs.  Z.  X..  Colo.,  '96 
Solomon.  R.  W..  Ohio,  '07 
SoUitt,  AUce  E..  lU..  '93 
Somenrille  Pub.  Lib.,  Sfaas.,  '00 
Sommer,  Frank  H..  N.  J..  '05 
Soul^  Geo..  La.,  '9a 
Soule  O.  M.,  Ohio,  *ox 
South  Carolina  College,  'oa 
S.  Dak.  Agri.  College,  '99 
So.  111.  Nor.  University,  '99 
Southern  University.  Ala.,  '06 
So.  Omaha  Pub.  Lib'y.  Nebr.,  '07 
So.  Orange  Pub.  Sch..  N.  J.,  '05 
So.  Oregon  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  '06 
Southwest  Okla.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  '07 
Southwest  Texas  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  '04 
Southwick,  Mrs.  S.  F..  Okla..  '05 
South  worth,  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
Southworth,  G.  A.,  Mass..  '03 
Spaid,  Arthur  R.,  Del.,  '03 
Spain,  Chas.  L.,  Mich..  '01 
Spalding,  J.  Lancaster,  111.,  'oa 
Spangler.  H.  T.,  Pa.,  '514 
Spanhoofd.  A.  W.,  D.  C,  '07 
Sparks,  Edwin  E.,  Pa.,  '08 


Spartin,  Ezra  M..  Pa.,  '98 
Spaukliiif,  F.  E.,  Mass., '96 
Spauldinc,  Randall.  N.  J.,  '9a 
Spayd,  H.  H..  Pa..  '9a 
Speare,  Frank  P..  Mass.,  '07 
Spearing.  Jessie.  La..  '03 
Speece,  May  W.,  Pa.,  '07 
Spencer,  Enos,  Ky.,  *oj 
Spencer,  Pauline  W..  Pa.,  '93 
Spenctr,  M4.  C,  Wis.,  '84 
Spero,  Mrs.  Anna  K.,  Cal.,  '77 
Spicer,  Barclay,  Pa.,  '05 
Spiegle,  Grace  E.,  Pa.,  ^99 
SpOlman,  H.  C,  Mont..  '08 
Spindler.  J.  W.,  Kans.,  '99 
Spohn,  J.  Howard.  Ohio,  '08 
Spohrer^rank  O.,  Mo.,  '04 
SpoQg,  Elizahcth.  Cal.,  '07 
Spocts,  Harris  A..  Pa..  '03 
Sprague,  H.  B..  Cal..  '03 
Sprague.  Lucy.  Cal..  '07 
Spcay,  H.  W.,  N.  C,  '03 
Springer.  Durand  W.,  Mich.,  '94 
Sprinkle,  R.  W^  Ohio,  '08 
Sproat,  Mary,  Ohio.  'c8 
SprouleBaker,  Mrs.  Ira,  Ohio,  08 
Sputh.  Carl  B..  Ind..  '06 
Squire,  Mary  V.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Stableton.  J,  K.,  HI. '00 
SUcey.  B.  F..  Cal.,  *04 
Stahl,  Geo.  I.,  Pa.,  '08 
Staley,  Laura  B..  Pa..  '05 
Stalker,  Frauds  M.,  Ind.,  *oi 
Standinger,  Louisa,  N.  J.,  '05 
Stanley,  Edmund,  Kans.,  *86 
Stanley,  Geo.  A.,  Wash.,  '08 
Stannard,  H.  J.,  Vt.,  '03 
Stanton,  B.  J.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Staples,  Helen  F.,  Minn.,*96 
Suples,  Loroy  G.,  R.  I.,  '03 
Starbuck,  Fxlwin  D..  Iowa.  '99 
Stark,  Joshua,  Wis.,  '84 
Stark.  Wm.  E.,  N.  Y.  '03 
Starkey.  F.  H..  Pa..  '05 
Sute  Agri.  College,  Kans.,  '97 
St.  Bd.  of  Education,  Moot.,  *ca 
St.  Bd.  of  Education,  R.  1.,  *o8 
St.  ColL  of  A.  &  M.  Arts,  N.  C.,*C4 
St.  Con.  of  Washington.  '05 
St.  F.  N.  Sch.,  FannviUe,  Va.,  '99 
St.  Historical  Society,  Wis.,  '84 
Sute  Library,  Cal.,  '99 
State  Library,  Mass.,  >8 
State  Library,  Mich.,  'oa 
State  Library,  New  Jersey,  '01 
Sute  Library.  N.  Y..  '93 
Sute  library,  Ohio,  '01 
State  library.  Pa.,  *oi 
Sute  Ubrary,  Va.,  '06 
State  Ubrary.  Wash..  '06 
State  Nor.  College,  Ala.,  '01 
State  Nor.  College,  Mich., '00 
St.  Nor.  &  Ind.  C2ll.,  N.  fc..  '98 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Ashland,  Otmod.  '06 
St.  N.  Sch..  Bellxngham,  Wash., 

St.  N.  Sch.,  Bloomsburg»  Pa.,  *o6 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Brockport,  N.  Y.,  'oo 
St.  N.  Sch.,  California,  Pa.,  '99 
St.  N.  Scfa.,  CapeGirardeau,Mo.. 

St.  N.  Sch..  Cedar  Falls,  U.,  *97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Charleston,  ID.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Cheney,  Wash.,  \>2 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Chico.  Cal..  '07 
St.  N.  Sch..  Cortland,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
St.  N.  Sch.,  De  Kalb,  lU.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Duluth,  Minn..  '06 
St.  N.  Scfa.,  Edinboro.  Pa.,  '06 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Ellensburg.  Wash.,*97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Emporia.  Kan8..*os 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Farmville.  Va.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Fitchburg,  Maaa..  '98 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Flagstrfff,  Ariz.,  'oi 
St.  N.  Sch..  Geneseo,  N.  Y.,  '06 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Greelev.  Colo..  '97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Havs.  Kans..  '05 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Indiana,  Pa.,  '99 


Wde^  To  liPe  and  active  members 


^Si 


St.  N.  Sch.,  TacksooTille,  Aim  *99 
St.  N.  Scb..  Kearney.  Nebr..  *o7 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Kutztown.  Pa.,  '07 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Lewistoa,  Idaho.  *o6 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Lockhaven.  Pa..  '06 
St.  .\.  Sch.,  Los  Anceles,  Cal..  '97 
St.  .V.  Sch.,  Macomb.  Ul.,  'oj 
St.  N.  Sch..  Mankato,  Minn..  '99 
St.  N.  Sch..  Mansfield,  Pa..  '97 
St.  N.  Sch..  Marquette,  Mich.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch..  MavYiUe.N.  Dak.,  '00 
St.  N.  Sch..  MillersvUle,  Pa..  *97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Monmouth.  Oregon, 

'01 
St  N.  Sch.,  Moorfaead,  Minn.,  ^97 
St.  N.  Sch..  Mt.  Pleasant,  Mich., 

St.  .V.  Sch..  Natchitoches.  U..  *o6 
St.  N.  Sch.,  New  Pahx,  N.  Y.,  »9Q 
St.  N.  Sch..  Onconta.  N.  Y.,'03 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Oshkosh.  Wis.,  '9B 
Si.  N.  Sch..  Oswcso,  N.  Y..  '00 
St.  N.  Sch.,  PeroTNebr.,  'os 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Plattsburgh,  N.  Y.. 

Sl.%.  Sch,,  PbUtvUU,  Wis..  '84 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Plymouth,  N.  H..  ♦03 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Providence,  R.  I.   '97 
St.  N.  Sch..  River  Falls.  Wis..  *o6 
St.  N.  Sch..  Salem.  Mass..  '00 
St.  N.  Sch..  St.  Cloud,  Minn.,  '97 
St  N.  Sch.,  Son  Diego,  Cal.,  'oa 
St.  N.  Sch.,  San  JoJ.  Cal.,  '98 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Shipi)en8bcrg.Pa.,'o6 
St.  N.  Sch  ,  Southwejrt,  1  exas,  '04 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Superior,  Wis.,  '00 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Tempe,  Ariz.,  'ox 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Terre  Haute,  Ind.,'97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Trenton,  N.  T.,  [97 
.«!t.  N.  Sch.,  Valley  City.  N.  Dak., 

•oa 
Sc.  N.  Sch^  Warrensburg,  Mo.,'05 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Weatherford.  Okla., 

'07 
St.  S.  Sch.,  Western.  Mich.,  '05 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Westfield,  Mass.,  '97 
St.  V.  Sch..  W.  liberty.  W.  Va..'oo 
St.  V.  Sch..  Whitewater^  Wis.,  '98 
St.  S.  Sch.,  Winona,  Mmn.,  '97 
St.  N.  Univ.,  Carbondale,  111.,  ^99 
St.  X.  Univ.,  Normal,  111.,  '98 
State  Department  of  Education, 

Tex..  '06 
St.  Teachers'  Asscc.  of  lU.,  '90 
St.  University,  Iowa,  *97 
St.  University,  N.  Dak.. '99 
St.  Univ..  labV.  Ohio,  '97 
Suuff,  John  H.,  Wis.,  '05 
Stauffer.  Amos  F.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Suyman,  J.  W.,  W.  Va..  '07 
Steams,  J.  W.,  Cji!  .  »R4 
Steann.  W^IUce  \..  N.  Oak.,  '03 
Stecher,  Woi.  A  -  Pt ,  '04 
Steele,  Wm  L.,  iU.,  '90 
Steele.  Wm  S.,  P*.,  'os 
Sleelman,l>.T„NJ., 'o< 
Steelman.  Etu  H.,  N.  I,  ^05 
Stehman,  J.  El.,  lU.,  V? 
Stein,  Francij  J.,  Pa.>  '03 
Sirin,  Helen  A..  N.  Y.,  ^^ 
Stcinem,  Mr^  PauHnr.  OhLPf  '05 
Stdner,  C.  D,,  Oluci,   07 
Steinert,  Mtiua.  Pa.,  'o« 
Stephens,  Edwin  L.,  La.,  '04 
Stephens,  H.  Morse,  Cal.,  '96 
Stephens,  H.  T..  Kans.,  *o3 
Stephens,  M.  Bates.  Md.,  ^98 
Stephens,  Wm.  L.,  Nebr.,  '04 
Stephens,  Wm.  T.,  Wis.,  '08 
Sterling.  Louise  W.,  Ohio,  '06 
SterUne  W.  D..  N.  Mex.,  'oa 
Stem.  Mencc.  N.  Y.,  "Sa 
Stetson.  W.  W..  Maine,  '05 
Stevens  Inst,  ol  Tech.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Stevens,  C.  E.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Stevens,  Charles  E.,  Mass.,  *oa 
Stevens.  Edw.  L..  N.  Y..  '99 
Scevcna,  Mary  A.,  Maine,  *o3 


Stevena,  Mrs.  M.  E.  T.,  Cal.,  '07 

Sipvciis,  I'bwdcn  I.,  Jr..  N,  ¥.,'95 
Stevcii-s  VV.  J.,  Mo.,  '04 
Stpr«i5tm,  A.  L,  111,,  'p7 
SttvensjiiTi,  Pred  C,  \Iich.,  '08 
►Stevfnsrm,  HAvibod,  N.  Y.,  *oi 
StevenwjnK  T.  M.,  Mo.,  '07 
Stevrnvm,  PHiloS,  Mo,*  '34 
^te¥fn*7Ti.  Wrn,  C,  111-,  'oq 
Stewi/ii  Paritis,  M^n.,  00 
Su-wnri,  G.  L-.  Ntw  Zulond,  '07 
Stnimrf,  I.  y..  Wis..  "^4 
SteWiut,  Jmsie,  Kv-,  'os 
Stewart.  John  A.^  Midi.,  ^84 
Stffiv^irt.  lo*,  S,.  Ga,,  '9s 
Stcwiirt.  Paul  t..,  Cal..  ^os 
SleuHtrt,  S^mk  -4 ,.  N.  J.,  ^ 
Stewart,  Seih  T.,  N.  ¥.,  '03 
Sitwart,  Wm.  M.    Utiili>  ^05 
SticJLQey,  Luda.  Ohio,  *g3 
Sligal],  Oliver,  Mo..  '98 
Slilr*,  Eilai*r  C,»  dmn.,  '07 
Sirle*,  Lynn  B.,  Wl^.,  'ti» 
Stilwdl.  r.  F.,  Arit.  'q$ 
S<ilwdi.  Wm.  K.,  Ohio,  "03 
Stine,  Chai.  W.,  Pa..  '06 
Sthu  K.  W.,  N.  Y..  "96 
SlitTrs,  S.  A-»  Wis,,  '08 
StocWer.  Marie  E.,  hto,,  '04 
Q...u.^M     u..    H.  H.  N.  Dak., 

StoctweU,  S.  9„  Wyo.,  '06 
Stockwell,  Walter   L.,  N.   Dak.. 

StoSiard.  Miss  C  W.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Stokes,  Susan  G.,  CaL,  '99 
.Stone,  Claude  U.,  HI.,  'oa 
Stone.  Edith  M..  Mich.,  '04 
Stone,  John  C,  Mich.,  '07 
Stone.  Mason  S.,  Vt.,  '94 
Stonebera.  Philip  J.,  lU.,  '03 
Stoner.  C.  B.,  Ohio,  '01 
Stoner,  Sanford  L..  Cok>.,  '06 
Stoner,  W.  H.,  Iowa,  'oa 
Sloner,  W.  W.,  Nebr..  'oj 
Stoneroad,  Rebecca,  D.  C,  '96 
Storer,  Mary,  Ohio.  '08 
Storm,  A.  V.,  Iowa,  *94 
Storms,  A.  B.,  Iowa,  '04 
Stott.J.  W.,Ind., '06 
Stout,  A.  J.,  Kans.,  '08 
Stout,  Geo.  H^  Pa..  *84 
Stout,  Henry  P.,  111.,  '06 
StoutJ.  D.,  Wash.,*o8 
Stovall,  Anna  M.,  Cal.,  '99 
Stover.  Edw.  B..  Tex.,  '06 
Stowell.  Ama,  N.  Y..  '07 
•Stowell,  Thos.  B^  N.  Y.,  '91 
Strachan,  Alex..  S.  Dak.,  '97 
Strachan,  Grace  C,  N.  Y..  '03 
Strachan,  Mary  G.,  Ohio,  '06 
Strain,  W.  W.,  Ind.,  '08 
Stratford    Lib'y    Assoc.    Conn., 

*03 
StraUoH,  C.  C,  Oregon.  '88 
Stratton.  F.  E..  NTbak..  '86 
StraubenmaUer,  G.,  N.  Y.,  '97 
Strayer.  Geo.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Strickland,  W.  S.,  Ohio,  '99 
Striker,  Edith  P.,  N.  J..  '05 
Strine,  J.  H.,  Cal..  '99 
StripUn,  W.  E.,  AJA.,  *oa 
Strong,  B.  N.,  Conn.,  '08 
Strong,  Cora.  N.  C.  "05 
Strong.  Edwin  A.,  Mich.,  '85 
Strong,  Frank.  Kans.,  *oa 
Strong.  Jas.  W.,  Minn.,  '95 
Stryker,  E.  DuB.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Stuart,  .Alex.  T.,  D.  C,  '00 
Stu.art,  .A.  W..  Iowa,  '03 
Stuart,  Etta  M.,  Wash.,  '07 
Stuart,  Mrs.  Jessie,  Ohio,  '08 
Stuart,  Mib  H.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Stubbs,  J.  E.^  Nev.,  '95 
Stuckey,  Lonn,  Ind.,  '08 
Study,  J.  N„  Ind.,  '97 
Stuver,  E.,  Colo.,  '95 


Stuyvesant  High  School,  N.  Y., 

*os 
Sudborough,  Mrs.  G.,  Nebr.,  '80 
Sulikowski,  Cha.H.,  Switzerland, '05 
SulHvan.  D.  J.,  Cal.,  '05 
Sullivan.  Fila  C.  lU.,  '09 
SuUivan,  Isabella,  N.  Y^'os 
Sullivan,  James,  N.  Y..  '03 
Summers,  AleK.,  D.  C,  '98 
Supt.  and  PHn.  Asso.,  Wis.,  '84 
Sunt,  of  Sch '8,  Santa  Clara  Co., 

Superior  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Wis..  '00 
Suplee,  Etta,  Iowa,  '95 
Surette,  Thos  W.,  Maai.,  '01 
Suter,  Anna,  Ind.,  '00 
Suter,  Anna  L.,  N.  Y.,  \>s 
Suter,  Miss  H.  .\.,  La.,  '94 
Sutherland,  Annie,  N.  Y.,  '05 
SutherUnd,  Marip^et  W..  Ohio, 

'os 
Sutton,  W.  S.,  Texas,  '95 
SusaOio,  Henrr.  nTy.,  '05 
Swain,  G.  R.,  Mich..  '01 
Swain,  Henry  H.,  Mont.,  '04 
Swain,  Joseph,  Pa.,  '93 
Swan,  Phebe,  Wis.,  '97 
Swanbeck,  Sven  E.,  Ohio.  '08 
Swanger,  F.  A.,  CaL,  '99 
Swanson,  Oscar  E..  111.,  '06 
Swart.  Rose  C,  Wis.,  '95 
Swarthmore  Coll.  Lib'y.  Pa.,  'os 
Swartz,  Jno.  W.,  Ohio,  '99 
Swearingen,  J.  E..  S.  C..  '08 
Sweeney.  EUa  L.,  R.  I.,  '00 
Sweeney,  John  D.,  Cal.,  '07 
Sweeney,    Thomas  H..    N.    Y., 

SweetUnd,  Libbie  J.,  N.  Y.,  *oa 
Swett.  Harry  P.,  N.  H..  'oa 
Swctt,  John,  Cal.,  '99 
Swift,  Fletcher  H.,  Minn.,  '05 
Sylvester,  Emma,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Symmes,  S.  D.,  Ind.,  '07 
Symonds,  Lucy  H.,  Ma.<».,  *o3 
Syracuse  Pub.  Lib'y,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Syracxise  University,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Taber,  Qarence  W..  lU.,  '08 
Tadd,  J.  Liberty,  Pa.,  '9a 
Taft,  Linwood,  Vt..  '07 
Tait.  Elizabeth  S.,  Pa.,  '98 
Tait,  John  Alfred,  Ohio,  '05 
Talbot,  Henry,  111.,  'oa 
Talbot,  Henry  P..  Mass.,  '03 
Talbot,  W.  T..  N.  H.,  '08 
Talkington.  H.  L..  Idaho,  '07 
Tandy,  F.  D..  N.  Y.,  '08 
Tanner,  Jesse  A.,  N.  Dak.,  '08 
Tapley,  Lucy  H.,  Maine,  '04 
Tapley,  Wm.  W..  Mass.,  '9a 
Tapper,  Thos.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Tarr,  Ralph  S..  N.  Y.,  '99 
Tate,  Frank- Australia,  '07 
Tate,  Mary  E.,  N.  Y.,  ^05 
Tate,  W.  K.,  S.  C,  '99 
Tacoma  Pub.  Lib'y,  Wash.,  '08 
Taunton  Pub.  Lib^y,  Mass.,  *oa 
Taylor,  Anna,  Ohio,  '08 
Taylor,  A.  R.,  Ill, '86 
Tavlor,  Daniel  P.,  Colo.,  '01 
Taylor,  Don  C,  N.  Mex.,  '08 
Taylor.  G.  Warren.  III.,  'oo 
Taylor.  Harriet  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Taylor,  Harry,  111.,  '08 
Taylor,  J.  B.,  Okla..  '03 
Taylor,  J.  C,  Pa.,  '06 
Taylor,  '  effenwn,  Cal.,  '03 
Taylor,  Jos.  S.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Taylor,  R.  A.,  .\.  Y.,  '01 
Teachers'     Asso.,     Cowley     Co., 

Kans.,  '86 
Teachers'  Asso.,  Milwaukee,  Wis., 

'05 
Teachers*  Asso..   Afilwaukee  Co., 

Wis.,    '84 
Teachers'  Asso.  of  Wis.,  '84 
Teachers'  Asso.,  RUcy  Co.,  Kans, 

•86 


as* 


NATtOl^AL  EDUCATTOM  AS^OCtATtON 


Teachers'   College,    Dept.   Man. 

Tr..  N.  y.,  '99 
Teachers'  Consult.  Lib'y .Trenton, 

N.  J.,  'o< 
Teoihers  Inst.,  PhUa.,  Pa.,  '79 
Tear.  Daniel  A..  111..  '06 
Tcfft,  Heater  P..  N.  Y..  '07 
Teitrick..  Reed  B.,  Pa.,  '05 
Tempe  Nor.  Sch.,  Arix.,  *ox 
Templeton,  J.  C.  Cal.,  '94 
Tennerry,  Kate  E.,  III.,  'oa 
Terman,  Lewis  M.,  Cal.,  '07 
Terrel,  Harriet  E..  Ohio,  '96 
Terry,  Jennie  V.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Terwiihger,  Lewis,  Mont..  \>4 
TeutefcMTg,  L.  W.,  Mo.,  '04 
Thackaton,  Albert  J.,  S.  C,  '03 
Thackston.  J.  W..  N.  C,  '05 
Thames,  W.  I.,  Miss.,  '97 
TharpTwm.  H..  Ky..  '05 
Tharpe,  F.  D.,  Mo., 'ox 
Thdlmann,  Louis,  Mo.,  '95 
TheUuson,  Chas.  F.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Theobold,  Jacob,  Jr.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Thiry,  J.  H.,  N.  V.,  '97 
Thomas,  A.  O.,  Nebr.,  '04 
Thomas,  Calvin,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Thomas,  Dan  R.,  Mich..  '08 
Thoma-s  Geo.  S..  N.  Dak.,  'oa 
Thomas,  Gertrude  M.,  Cal.,  '07 
Thomas,  Isaac,  Vt.,  '99 
Thomas,  J.  F.,  Mich.,  '07 
Thomas,  Tames  S.,  Va.,  '07 
Thomas,  Jennie  L..  MioIm  *oo 
Thomas,  Mn.  liDie  D.,  Ore..  '07 
Thomas,  Mathonihah.  Utah.  '05 
Thomas,  Richard  S.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Thomas,  S.  S.,  La.,  '04 
Thomas,  W.  Scott.  Cal.,  '99 
Thompson,  Alfred  C,  N.  Y..  '05 
Thompson,  A.  N.,  Alaska.  '04 
Thompson,  Augusta  C,  Onio,  '08 
Thompson,  Chas.  J.,  La.,  '07 
Thompson,  D.  M.,  N.  C,  '98 
Thompson,  E.  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
Thompson,  F.  F.,  Colo.,  'oj 
Thompson,  Frank  E.,  Colo.,  'os 
Thompson  Free  Lib'y,  Maine,  ^7 
Thompson,  Geo.  C,  Pa.,  '08 
Thompson,  G.  H.,  Ind.,  '08 
Thompson,  H.  E.,  Okla.,  '95 
Thompson.  T.  M..  N.  Y..  *o6 
Thompson.  J.  W.,  N.  J..  '06 
Thompson,  John  G.,  Mass.,  '95 
Thompson.  K..  L.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Thompson,  Louise  R.,  Ohio.  '03 
Thompson  L.  5.,  N.  J..  '76 
Thompson,  Mary  E.,  Mich.,  '08 
Thompson,  M.  j.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Thompson,  O  D.,  Mich.,  '96 
Thompson,  S.  H.,  Nebr.,  '03 
Thompson,  T.  E.,  Mass.,  '97 
Thompson.  Wm.  O.,  Ohio,  '04 
Thomson,  Miss  F.  E.,  Ohio,  ^99 
Thomson,  Frank  D.,  111.,  '95 
Thomburg,  Z.  C,  Iowa,  '01 
Thomdike,  E.  I..  N.  Y.,  '98 
Thornton,  Aug.  O.,  Mo.,  '04 
Thudiura,  C.  C,  Mo.,  '98 
Thurber,  Chas.  H.,  Mass.,  '93 
Thurston,  E.  L.,  D.  C,  '03 
Thwing,  Chas.  F.,  Ohio,  '95 
Thwing,  F.  F.,  Ky.,  '01 
Tibbcts,  Anna  M.,  Nebr.,  '94 
Tibbetts,  A.  C,  Minn.,  '95 
Tib>)it8,  H.  S..  lU..  '00 
Tibbits,  Mary  K..  Mass.,  '03 
Tibbitts,  F.  A.,  N.  J.,  '03 
Tichrnor,  Laura  J.,  Mo..  '04 
Tighe.  R.  J.,  N.  C.,  'oo 
Tilden.  Chas.  A..  Ohio,  '05 
TiUotson,  D.  C,  Kans.,  '86 
Tilton,  Chas.  S.,  Wash..  '99 
Timberman,  J.  C,  W.  Va.,  '08 
Tinker,  B.  W.,  Conn.,  '97 
Tobey.  Silas  B..  Wis..  '03 
Tobias,  W.  E..  Pa..  '06 
Tobin,  Mary  E.,  HI.,  'ox 


Todd,  I.  H..  ni.,  '04 
Todd.  Samuel  B..  lU.,  '9$ 
Todd,  Sharp  W.,  Wis.. '08 
Xoepel,  Theodore,  Ga..  'ox 
Toepp,  Lturence  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Toland,  T.  L..  Texas  '05 
Toledo  Pub.  Ub'y.  Ohio,  '05 
Tomlin,  J.  H.,  Ind..  '00 
Torreyson,  B.  W.,  Ark.,  'oa 
Touton,  Frank  C,  Mo.,  '06 
Tower.  Carl  V^  Vt.,  '03 
Tower,  Willis  E.,Ili..'oa 
Towle.HarryF.,N.Y.,'o3 
Towne,  Geo.  L.,  Nebr.,  '00 
Townsend,  Caia  C.  Ohio,  '08 
TowDsend,  H.  S..  Phil.  Is..  '99 
Tracy.  Franklin  N.,  Itt.,  '96 
Tracy,  Geo.  H.,  Conn.,  '07 
Training   Schod   for   Children's 

Ubr*na,  Pa.,  '08 
Training  Sch.  for  Tchrs..  Brook* 

lynTN.  Y.,  '05 
Traininc  Sch.  for  Teachers,  New 

York,  N.y.,'o3 
TVant,  Amelia  £..  N.  y..  '06 
Traphagen,  Gertrude  M.,  N.  Y., 

Tr*wll.IraW^N.J..'o7 
Travis,  Qyde  EL  N.  Dak.,  'oa 
Treat,  J.  P.,  Colo.,  '08 
Trent,  WflHam  W.,  W.  Va.,  '08 
Tressler.  A.  W.,  Wis.,  '9a 
Trettien,  A.  W..  S.Dak.,  '08 
Treudley.  F.,  Ohio.  '9X 
Tripp,  Walter  B.,  Mass.,  '03 
Trialer.  J.  L.,  Ohio,  '01 
Trudeau,  Chas.  F.,  La.,  '06 
Trueblood,  Stella,  Mo.,  '04 
TryboQi,  J.  H.,  Mich.,  '00 
Tryon,  R.  M.,  Ind.,  '08 
Tualatin  Acad,  and  Pacific  Univ., 

Tucker,  D.W.,  Mont.,  'oa 
Tucker,  H.  H.,  N.  J.,  '03 
Tucker,  Louise  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Tucker.  Mrs.  Rose  A.,  Mo.,  ^04 
Tufts,  fedith  M.,  N.  v..  '08 
Tufts.  James  H..  111.,  '05 
~     T,  Maifaret  E..  N.  Y..  'ox 


Tuger, 
Tulane 


TuTane  University,  Ls..  '07 
Tunnidiffe,  R.  M.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Tupper,  F.  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Turner,  C.  W.,  Pa., '99 
Turner,  Edwin  A~  Hi.,  '07 
Turner,  Eugene  F.,  Tenn.,  '00 
Turner,  J.  £.,  Idaho,  '95 
Turner,  J.  K.,  Ohio,  '08 
Turner,  Lora  A.,  N.  Y.,  'os 
Turner,  Mary  M.,  Del.,  'oa  • 

Turner,  Sarah  W.,  Mass.,  '08 
Turton,  Charles  M..  111..  '05 
TuthlU,  Tames  F.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Tuthill,  Lewis  H.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Tuttle.  A.  E.,  Vt.,  '06 
Tuttle,  James  T.,  Ohio,  '05 
Tutwiler^uiia  S.,  Ala.,  '8a 
Twiggs,  T.  P.,  Mich.,  '01 
Twtmnt,  Nathan  C.  111.,  '84 
Twiss,  Geo.  R^  Ohio,  '94 
TwitcheU,  W.  I.,  Conn.,  V>x 
Twitmyer,  Edwin,  Wash.,  'oa 
Twitmyer,  Geo.  W.,  Del.,  '90 
Tyler.H.  W.,Mass., '03 
Tvler,  Jesse  E.,  S.  Dak.,  '08 
Tyler,  Leon  L.,  Mich.,  '03 
Tyler.  Maybra  E.,  N.  Y..  V)8 
Tyrrell,  Carroleane.  111.,  '05 
Uihlein,  Margaretta,  N.  Y.,  '05 
IHmer,  I..evi  J.,  Pa.,  '03 
Umblc.  J.  S.,  Ind.,  '07 
Underhill,  Volney,  lU.,  '93 
Underwood,  F.  M.,  Mo.,  ^04 
Underwood,  H.  K.,  Mass.,  '06 
Underwood.  S.  A.,  Mo.,  'ox 
University  of  Arkansas,  *ox 
University  of  California.  '95 
University  of  Chicago.  III.,  '99 
University  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio.  '06 


University  of  Colorado, 'oa 
University  of  Denver,  Colo.,  *o» 
University  of  Georgia,  '93 
University  of  Idaho,  'oa 
University  of  Illinois,  '09 
University  of  Indiana,  ^99 
University  of  Iowa,  '97 
University  of  Kansas,  'oa 
University  of  London,  Eng.,  '08 
Univ.  Ub'y,  Nebr.  Wes.,  '05 
University  of  Maine,  03 
University  of  Michigan,  '08 
University  of  Minnesota,  ^00 
Univerdty  of  Mississippi,  '03 
University  erf  Missouri,  '05 
University  of  Nd>raska,  ^<^ 
University  of  N.  Car^ina,  '99 
University  of  N.  Dakou,  '99 
University  of  New  York,  '07 
University  of  Qhiou  '97 
University  of  Oklahoma,  '99 
University  of  Pennsylvania,  'oS 
University  of  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  ^5 
University  of  Rochester.  N.  Y..  'ox 
University  of  Southern  Cal..  '06 
University  of  Teimessee,  'ot 
University  of  Texas,  '98 
University  of  Utah,  '95 
University  of  Vermont,  '01 
University  of  Washington,  '98 
University  of  W.  Virginia,  '99 
Univerrity  of  Wisconsin.  '05 
University  of  Wyoming,  '97 
University,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  ^93 
University,  Baylor,  Tex.,  '08 
University,  Brown,  R.  L,  'ox 
Univcrsit|r,  Catholic,  of  America, 

Univendty,  Colgate,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
University,  Columbia.  N.  Y.,  '05 
University,  Cornell,  N.  Y.,  '96 
University,  Dcnison,  Ohio,  '00 
University,  Harvard,  Mass.,  '95 
University,  Howard.  D.  C.  '06 
University,  T.  B.  Stetson,  Fla.,  '09 
University,  johns  Hopkms,  Md.. 

*P9 
Umversity,  Lawrence,  Wis.,  '99 
University,  Lehigh,  Pa.,  '99 
University,  Leland  Stanford  Jr., 

Cal..  '97 
University,  Meroer,  Ga.,  '09 
University,  Miami,  Ohio,  >$ 
University,  Northwestern,  Ul.,  '02 
University,  Ohk>  Wesleyan,  '07 
University,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  '01 
University,  Southern.  Ala.,  *o6 
University,  So.  HI.  Nor.,  '99 
University,  Tulane,  Ia.,  '07 
University,  Vanderbilt,  Tenn.,  '01 
University,  Valparaiso,  Ind..  '07 
University,  Washington  and  Lee, 

Va.,  '01 
University,  Ysle.  Conn.,  'ox 
Updegra#.  Harlan,  D.  C..  '90 
Urch,  Daisy.  Mich..  '08 
Usher,  Susannah,  HI.,  '03 
Ustrud.  H.  A..S.  DJt..\)6 
Uxbridge  Free  Pub.  Ub'y,  Mass. 

*o3 
Vactor,  Ekner  R.,  N.  J.,  '05 
VaU,  Henry  H.,  N.  Y.,  '97       ' 
VaUe.  E.  O..  111.. '95 
VaUe,  Harry  S.,  lU.,  '08 
Valparaiso  UnivM,  Ind.,  '97 
Van  Adestine,  Gertrude,  Mich., 

Van  Aken,  Mrs.  C.  N.  Y.,  '84 

Van  Arsdale.  May  B.,  N.  Y..\5 
Van  BuskiriL,  H.  C.,  Cal.,  '07 
Vance,  Mary  E.,  111.,  '03 
Vance,  Wm.  McK..  Ohio,  '00 
Van  Cleve,  C.  L.,  Ohio,  '96 
Van  Qeve.  Edw.  M„  Ohio,  '97 
Van  den  Bern,  L.  H.,  Mich.,  '07 
Vanderbilt  Uxtiv.,  Teim.,  '01 
Vanderbilt,  Edgar,  N.  Y..  'os 
Van  Dusen.  Eldra  M..  N.  Y.,  '05 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


2S3 


Vandyke,  J.  A.,  Minn..  '96 
Van  Rise,  Chas.  IL,  Wis..  '08 
Van  liew,  Oias.  C^  Cal.,  '94 
Vann,  Leonard  L..  Ala.,  '05 
Van  Onncr.  A.  B..  Pa-,  '08 
Van  Rensselaer,  Martha,  N.  Y.,'q4 
Van  Sickle.  Jas.  H..  Md.,  'oa 
Vui  Wagoner,  Mrs.  Mary  £.,  Pa., 

VasL  CoOctt,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Vaughan,  tTE.,  Ohio.  '08 
Vaugfaan,  Mary  £.,  UL,  '00 
Veatch,  Nathan  T..  Kans.,  '95 
Veenfliet,  Mrs.  M.  L..  Mich.,  *oi 
Venable,  Francis  P..  N.  C,  'oa 
Vcnable,  Mary  A.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Vencss,  T.  W.,  Minn..  '08 
Vemer,  Arthur,  Hi..  '08 
Vcrplanck,  Fred.  A..  Conn.,  *oa 
Vert.  Edmund  T.,  Mo.,  '05 
Vickroy,  Wilhebn  R..  Mo.,  *o3 
ViebakH,  Chas.  F..  Wis..  '84 
Vincent,  Geo.  E.,  111.,  'oa 
Viiginia  Sute  UbV  '08 
Vlymen,  Wm.  T.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Vogel,  Frank,  Maaa.,  '03 
Vogel,  GeoTj.,  N.  J.,  '06 
Vog«4,Wm.H.,Ohio, '90 
Von  KkHnamid,  R.  B.,  Ind.,  '07 
Voorhea,  O.  P.,  Ohio,  '00 
VoUwra7deW..IU.  '03 
Vroom,  Wm.  F.,  N.  Y..  ^5 
Wabaah  Cdlege.  Ind..  '9s 
Waddle.  Chas.  W.,  Colo..  '04 
Wadhams.  John  A.,  lU..  *oi 
Wadlet^iHigh  School.  New  York. 

N.  Y.,  '05 
Wadsworth,  Mrs.  L.  S.,  Mass., 

*o3 
Wagar,  Bertha  B.,  Ohio,  '05 
Wagner.  T.  I^,  Mich.,  '08 
Wagner,  Jonas  E..  Pa..  '04 
Watte,  Geo.  S^  Mich.,  '00 
Wakeman^J.W.  N.J.,'9a 
Walcott,  G.  D..  Minn.,  '06 
Waldo.  D.  B.,  Mich..  '06 
Waldo,  Eveline  A.,  La.,  '96 
Walke,  Matilda  L.,  Ohio,  '9s 
Walker,  Amasa,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Walker,  B.  M.,  Miss.,  '99 
Walkw,  E.  W.,  Wis.,  '07 
Walker.  Hairy  E.,  N.  H.,  '07 
Walker,  J.  Franklin,  Cal.,  '07 
Walker,  Jos.  U.,  Ga.,  '01 
Walker,  P.  R.,  lU.,  '90 
Walker,  Tbos..  Australia,  '05 
Walker,  Thos.  R..  Ala.,  '03 
Wallace,  Agnes,  N.  Y..  '05 
Waller,  E.  B.,  Tenn..  '05 
Wallctte,  Bcmice.  Ohio.  '08 
Wamn,J.E,  W.,Pa., '07 
WaUis,  Floy  E.,  Wash.,  '07 
Walls.  Callue  K.,  Ohio.  '01 
Walrath,  M.  H..  N.  Y.,  '96 
Walsh,!.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Walsh.  Louis  S..  Maine.  '03 
Walsh.  Matthew,  J.,  Mich..  '08 
Walter,  Sarah  T..  Va.,  '9^ 
Walter.  W.  B..  Minn.,  '08 
Walters.  Qairc,  Ohio,  '08 
Walters,  Wm.  W.,  Mo.,  'ox 
Walton,  Geo.  A.,  Mass.,  '9a 
Wambold,  H.  J..  Pa..  '08 
Ward  Sexninary.  Tenn.,  '99 
Ward,  C.  A.,  Ohio,  '08 
Ward,  David  A.,  Mich.,  '08 
Ward,  F.  D.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Ward,  George  W..  Md..  '05 
Ward,  Mrs.  Jennie  P.,  N.  J.,  'ox 
Ward.  Mary  A.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Ward,  Sarah  A.,  N.  Y..  *o8 
Wardlaw,  J.  C,  Ga..  'oa 
Wardlaw,  P.,  S.  C,  '00 
Warfield.  Wm.  C.  Ga..  '00 
Waring.  J.  H.  N.,  Md..  '08 
Warner.  A.  B..  Mo.,  '94 
Warner.  Chas.  F..  Mass.,  '99 
Warner.  Edwin  G..  N.  Y.,  '06 


Waraer,  W.  W.,  MidL,  '08 
Warr,  J.  W..  lU..  'OS 
Warren,  F.  H^  OKo,  '03 
Warriner,  E.  C,  Mich.,  ^90 
Warwick,  Bessie  B.,  N.  J.,^s 
Washburn,  Kirk  N.,  Mass.,  '96 
Washburn,  Morgan,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Washburn.  W.  cTohio,  '06 
Washington  County  Free  Lib'y. 

MdT^oa 
Washington  and  Lee  Univ.,  Va., 

'ox 
Washington  State  Lib'y,  '06 
Waterman  Richard,  Mass.,  '96 
Waters,  Annie  S..  Ky.,  '08 
Watkins,  Richard  H.,  Miss.,  '07 
Watkins,  Sarah  R.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Watson,  Edward  S.,  Vt.,  '07 
Watson.  Lake  G.,  N.  Dak.,  'oa 
Watt,  W.  E.,  lU.,  'OS 
Wayne,  Besse,  HI..  *o8 
Wayt,  Wm.  H.,  W.  Va..  '06 
Weathericss,  N.  E.,  D.  C,  '07 
Weaver,  E.  W.,  N.  Y..  '97 
Weaver,  John  S.,^  Ohio,  '09 
Weaver,  Robert  L.,  N.  Y; '08 
Webb,  A.  C,  Tenn.,  'ox 
Webb.  Undsey,  Wis..  '03 
Webber,  Arthur  B.,  Mass.,  '03 
Webber,  Sarah  S.,  Mass.,  '03 
Weber,  A.  W.,  Wis.,  '07 
Weber,  H.  C,  Tenn,.  V)s 
Weber,  Mary  E.,  Ohio,  '08 
Webster,  E.  E.,  111.,  '99 
Webster,  Elma  J.,  Mo.,  '04 
Webster,  Geo.  W.,  111.,  '99 
Webster,  Lorin,  N.  Hy  '08 
Webster,  Marion  Lee,  Ind.,  '07  ' 
Webster,  W.  F.,  Minn.,  '96 
Weeks,  C.  W..  Ncbr.,  '95 
Wegener,  Florence.  Pa,,  '07 
Wetdd.  Emma  H.,  Ohio.  '08 
Weir,  Samuel,  S.  Dak..  '01 
Weidler.  Albert  G.,  Pa.,  '08 
Weimer,  Solomon,  Ohio.  '08 
Weitbrecht,  Georaie,  Minn..  '08 
Welch,  John  S.,  Utah.  '07 
Welch,  Willis  Y.,  Pa.. '06 
Weld,  Frank  A.,  Minn.,  '95 
Welles,  Albert  H.,  Pa.,  '08 
Wellesley  College,  Mass.,  '00 
Wellington  Pub.    Lib'y.  N.    Z., 


Ve1d< 


Welb  CoUege,  N.  Y..  '06 
WeUs.  B.  B.,  N.  Dak..  '07 
Wdlman,  C.  J.,  Mass.,  '08 
Welsh,  J.  P..  Pa..  '96 
Wentworlh,  Wm.  H.,  Mich.,  'os 
Wertz,  Samuel.  Ind.,  '04 
West.  Geo.  A.,  N.  J.,  'ox 
West,  Henry  S.,  Md.,  '05 
West.  Romeo  A..  Mo.,  'os 
Westcott,  Chas.  H..  Mass.,  '03 
Westcott,  O.  S.,  III.,  '95 
WestfaU,  Mary  J.,  Cal.,  ^07 
West.  Branch.  St.  N.  Sch.,  Hays, 

Kans.,  '05 
Western  College.  Ohio,  1,  'oa 
Western  H.  Sch.,  Baltimore,  Md., 

'08 
West.  m..  St.  Nor.  School,  'oa 
Western  St.  Nor.  .Sch..  Mich.,  '05 
Western  Univ.  of  Pa.,  '05 
Westervelt,  Z.  F..  N.  Y.,  '97 
West  Hoboken  Pub.  Sch.  Ub'y, 

N.  J.,  'os 
Westminster  College,  Mo..  '07 
Weston,  B.  Evelyn,  Minn..  '03 
Weston,  Florence  M,.  Minn..  '05 
West  Virginia  University,  '99 
Wcttle,  J.  v.,  Mo.,  'ox 
Wetzel,  Wm.  A.,  N.  I.,  '03 
Wetzcll.  Wm.  A.,  Utah,  '02 
Wheatley,  F.  H,,  Va.,  '08 
Wheaton  College,  HI.,  '09 
Wheeler,  Clara,  Mich.,  ^oa 
Wheeler.  E.  E.,  111..  '06 
Whcder,  Emily  A.,  Ohio,  '08 


Wheeler,  F.  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Wheeler.  George,  Pa.,  'os 
Wheeler,  H.  O.,  Vt.,  '05 
Wheeler,  Mrs.  Sophia  P.,  CaL.  '07 
Wheeler,  W.  H.,  fiTT'os 
Wheeler,  WiUard  J.,  Ala..  '00 
Wheeling  Pub.  Ub'y,  W.  Va.,  'ox 
WhedodL  Chas.  F.,  N.  Y.,  '9s 
Wherry,  J.  E.,  Pa.,  '04 
Whitaker,  Lemuel,  Pa.,  '07 
Whitbcck,  R.  H.J  N.  J..  '08 
Whitcher,  Geo.  H.,  N.  H.,  'oa 
Whitcomb,  A.  K.,  Mass.,  '9a 
Whitcomb,  C.  T.  C,  Mass.,  '03 
White,  Chas.  C,  Mich.,  '9s 
White,  Chas.  I...,  Maine,  *ox 
White,  Daniel  H.,  Cal.,  '99 
White,  Joseph  M..  Mo.,  '04 
White,  J.  T.,  Md.,  '98 
While,  J.  U.,  Mo.,  '87 
White.  Lulu  k.,  Cal.,  '07 
White,  Marcus,  Conn..  '07 
White,  Maurice  P.,  Mass.,  '03 
White.  Ora  M.,  Ind.,  '08 
White.  Wm.  S.,  HI.,  '97 
White.  W.  T.,  Tenn.,  '89 
Whiteford,  J.  A.,  Mo.,  '95 
Whildy.   Mabd   M.,   Idaho.    'oS 
Whitford,  Everett  T.,  N.  H..  '07 
Whitman  College,  Wash.,  'ox 
Whitmore.  Eva  B.,  III.,  '04 
Whitney,  Allen  S.,  Mich.,  ^94 
Whitney,  E.  R..  N.  Y^  '03 
Whitney,  Evangeline  E.,  N.   Y.. 

*03 
Whitney,  F.  L.,  Wis.,  '08 
Whitney,  Frank  P.,  Ohio,  '05 
Whitney,  Frank  W..  Mass.,  \i3 
Whitney,  M.  A.,  HI..  '91 
Whitney,  O.  C,  Wash.,  '98 
Whitney.  W.  L.,  Mich.,  '08 
Whittemore,  Henry,  Mass.,  '9s 
Whittemorc,  L.  D^  Kans.,  '03 
Whittier.  Martha  T.,  Nebr..  '04 
Whittinghill.  R.  T.,  Kv.,  '06 
Wiard,  Mrs.  G.  A.,  Cal.,  'oa 
Wicks,  Wm.  R.,  III.,  '08 
WidegTcn,  Matilda,  Sweden,  '08 
Widner,  Esther  X.,  Ohio,  'So 
Wi eland,  M.  Elizabeth,  Iowa,  '08 
Wieland,  Otto  E.,  Wis.,  '04 
Wier,  Jeanne  E.,  Nev.,  '07 
Wiggins,  Alta,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Wiggs.  Mrs.  W.  H.,  Ga..  'oo 
Wight.  Frank  B..  R.  I..  '03 
Wightman,  H.  J.,  Pa.,  '03 
Wilbcr,  Austin  E.,  Mo.,  '01 
Wilber.  H.  Z..  Mich..  '01 
Wilbur,  Rachd  J.,  N.Y.,'os 
Wilcox,  Albert  H.,  N.  Y.,  'oo 
Wilcox,  Jessie  B..  Wash..  '99 
Wilcox,  Walter  H.,  Mo.,  '04 
Wiley,  Geo.  M.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Wiley.  Wm.  H.,  Ind.,  '96 
Wilkms,  A.  H.,  Texas,  'q4 
Wilkins,  Emma  F.,  Idaho,  '03 
WUkinson,  A.  J..  W.  Va.,  '08 
Wilkinson.  B.  G.,  D.  C,  '08 
WUkinson,  J.  J.,  111..  '96 
Wilkinson,  J.  N.,  Okla,.  '84 
Wilkinson,  J.  W.  F.,  Pa.,  '05 
Willard,  C.  C.Iowa,  '06 
Willard.  E.  C,  Conn.   '07 
Willard,  J.  Monroe,  Pa.,  'oa 
Willard.  S.  P.,  Conn.,  '03 
Willard,  S.  S.,  Pa.,  06 
Williams,  Ada  B.,  Ohio,  '08 
Williams,  Albert  B.,  Pa..  '08 
IVilliams,  Alfred  S.,  Australia,  '07 
Williams,  Chas.  A..  Mass.,  '03 
Williams  Coll.  Lib'y,  Mass..  '97 
WiUiams,  Mrs.  Delia,  Ohio.  '70 
Williams,  F.  L.,  Mo.,  '08 
Williams,  H.  B.,  Ohio,  'oo 
Williams,  Henry  G.,  Ohio,  '01 
Williams,  Herbert  O.,  Cal.,  '07 
Williams.  T.  D.,  111.,  '96 
Williams,  J.  Ulysses,  Mont..  '06 


254 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


TMlHam.*,  M1147  E.,  N^  v.,  '05 
Wmiams,  Mary  I*.  N   Y.    ^05 
WiUiatn^,  Mary  L,»  Mo.,  '01 
WiUUnus  Sherman,  N    Y, V 
Wllliajni.  T.  Orro.  Ohio,  "tifl 
WUli.trai<,  W.  D..  Tn  ,  '07 
Willianis.  Win,  H..  Wi*.,  ^<>7 
Willi  amicin,  J    E,^  CaI -^  '05 
Waiingham,   Henry    l,  Al».,   '03 
Willis.  H.  B.,  N,  J„  \3 
Wmu,  W.  A.,  Iowa,  ^«4 
WiJlL-),  W.  S.,  NT,,  '01 
WUlLkjn,  A.  L,  Md„  '05 
WUtUlou,  A.  L.,  N.  Y,,  Vj 
WiUmttn,  E.  J.,  Mich,^  'uj 
WilDiia^on  Inst*  Ub^Vt  DrL,  'oi 
Wilniot.  Juiiji  A.,  Ohio,  'oj 
Wilioat  Eu«enc  A-.  IlL,  '05 
Wilaofl,  Frances  lit^hn,  Vs 
WUaoa,  Guy  C.  Mciiccv  '07 
WiLsdn,  Guy  M^;.  Ind.,  '07 
WiJson,  Hairy  C..  UJ..  'gs 
Wllyjn,  H,  U.,  Ul.,  W 
Wilson,  H,  L,,  Wi-^t  '01 
Wiltion.  UoracF  G.,  Oregon.  '01 
Wilson,  Howard  S.  N,  Jf.,  "05 
WUioii,  Iry  M.  ldibi\  VS 
Wilson,  T.  Alfred,  N.  J.,  '^wt 
Wilsoti,  Jamrs  F,,  N  Y,f  'os 
Wilson,  Jennjc  R+»  Ohio^  '06 
Wil*<3[i,  Juhn  P.,  Mii,.  'OS 
Wilson,  Jahn  R..  N.  J.   '06 
Wilwin,  John  T.,  \\\>..  \A 

Wilsja,  J.  W„  ILdJis  .  V^ 
Wilson,  WTa.  L.  L,  W..  Pa.,  '99 
Wilson,  M.  C.  Ala.  '00 
\%\Wm,  N.  IJ.  O.,  Ohio,  '08 
Wilwn,  Otis  G,,  W.  Vi.,  '07 
Wilson.  V.  L..  iowa,  '07 
WUson,  Wm.  A.,  Pa..  '06 
Wilson,  Wm.  E.,  Wash..  *9o 
Wat,  A.  D^  OhiD,  '08 
Wimmer,  H.,  Ind.,  '07 
Wtnbigler,  Jessie,  Ohio,  *o8 
WincheU,  Harriet  N..  %  '08 
Wincheatcr,  Myra  M.,  Texas,  '04 
Wingebach,  Jos.  F.,  N.  Y.,  '02 
Winner,  H.  E.,  Pa.,  '04 
Winona  Pub.  Lib'y,  Minn.,  'oj 
Winship,  .Mbert  E.,  Mass..  '9a 
Winslow,  Isaac  O.,  R.  I.,  '05 
Winalow,  J.  M.,  Kans^  *07 


Winter,  John  E.,  Mich.,  *o6 
Winters,  T.  H.,  Ohio,  ^97 
Winthrop  Noc.  CoU.,  S.  C.,  ^x 
Wirt.  Wm.  A.,  Ind..  'co 
Wise,  Henry  A.,  Md.,  "Ss 
Withers,  John  W.,  Mo.,  '05 
Witte.  Qementine  D.,  N.  Y..  *oy 
Witmer.  Chas.  K.,  Pa.,  '04 
Witmer,  lightner.  Pa.,  '08 
Witter,  Chas.  £.,  Mo.,  V>a 
Witter,  F.  M.,  Iowa,  *97 
Wolfe,  Elmer  E.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Wolfe,  H.  K.,  Ncbr..  '06 
Wolfe,  I,.  E.,  Teatas.  V> 
Woman's  Coll.,  Baltimore.  Md.,*oi 
Woman's  CoU^  Frederick,  Md.,'99 
Wood,  Earie  B.,  Md.,  '08 
Wood.  Geo.  W.,  Cal.,  '07 
Wood,  Harlan  N.,  Vt.,  '05 
Wood.  Tas.  A..  N.  Mex..  '9? 
Wood.  John  A..  Ind.,  '98 
Wood,  O.  M.,  P.  R.,  '93 
Wood.  Stella  U,  Minn..  *oa 
Wood.  Thos.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Wood.  Wade  H..  Ga..  'oa 
Wood,  Walter  H.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Woodard.  John  A.,  Nebr.,  '07 
Woodbury,  Chas.  T.,  Mass.,  '03 
Woodhull, J.  F.,  N.  v.,  '90 
Woodley.  F.  B.,  Miss.,  '06 
Woodlcy,  O.  I.,  N.  J.,  '96 
Woodley,  Wm.  H.,  Mich..  '06 
Woodman,  F.  C,  N.  J.,  'oj 
Woodmansee,  Mary  A.,  Ohio,  '07 
Woodruff.  Clinton  R..  Pa..  '06 
Woods.  Alice.  England.  '06 
Woodside     High    School.    New 

York.  N.  Y.,  '03 
Woodward,  C.  M.,  Mo.,  '87 
Woodward,  Eliz.  T..  Mass..  '99 
Woodward.  E.  M.,  Mass.,  '03 
Woodward.  F.  R-.  Mass.,  '03 
Woody,  H.  G..  Ind.,  '93 
Woofter,  Thoa.  J.,  Ga.,  '04 
Wooley,  L.  C^  N.  J.,  '93 
Wooliey,  C.  H..  Conn..  '03 
Woolsey,  P.  S..  Cal.,  '01 
Wooster,  B.  C,  N.  J.,  '05 
Woostcr,  lizzie  E..  lU.,  '05 
Work,  Cree  T.,  Texas.  '04 
Work,  H.  B.,  W.  Va.,  '00 
Work,  Laura  B..  Cal.,  '03 
Works,  Geo.  A..  Wis.,  '08 
Wright,  Anna  J.,  Ohio,  '94 


Wright,  Arthur  D.,  Va.,  '07 
Wright.  Charles  E..  Phil.  Is.,  '05 
Wrighi,  Edmund  W.,  Mame,  '98 
Wright,  John  A..  Ohio,  'ox 
Wright,  John  E.,  Tex.,  '08 
Wright.  John  H..  Mass..  '03 
Wright.  L.  L..  Mich..  *o6 
Wright.  O.  A..  Ohio,  '98 
Wright,  Paul  H.,  Ohio,  *o4 
Wright,  Robt.  H..  Md.,  '06 
Wright,  R.  R..  Ga.,  '00 
Wright,  Wm.  R..  Mich.,  •9a 
WyandLj.  W.,  Ohio,  '08 
Wyatt,  H.  D.,  Tcnn.,  '05 
WylU,  Mrs.  M.  J.  B.,  Can..  '91 
Wyman.  E.  T.,  R.  1.,  '08 
Yale  Univ.  IJb'y,  Conn.,  'ox 
Yamaguchi  Pub.   Lib'y,   Japan, 


^aStc 


Yankton  College  Ub'y,  S.  Dak.. 

'07 

Yanney.  B.  F..  Ohio,  '08 
Yates,  Nlrs.  Josephine  S.,  Mo.,' '05 
Yates.  Lydia  A..  N.  C,  '98 
Yeaton,  Moaes,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Yerkes,  Helen  K.,  Pa.,  '04 
Yerkes.  S.  W^  Wash..  »oa 
YingUng,  W.  F.,  Ohio  '08 
Yocum,  A.  Duncan,  Pa.,  'oa 
Yoder,  A.  H..  Wash..  '96 
Yoder.  W.  A.,  Nebr.,  »o6 
Yonkers  Pub.  Ub'y.  N.  Y.,  '07 
Yore,  Margaret  L..  Mo..  '04 
York,  Lewis  E.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Yost.  E.  Arietta.  Ohio,  '08 
Youker,  H.  S.,  Wis.,  'oa 
Youmans.  Fred.  M.,  Ohio,  *oa 
Young,  C.  S.,  C^d..  "87 
Young,  Mrs.  FJla  F.,    111.,  'oo 
Young,  Hmer  R.,  N.  Mcx.,  '08 
Young,  G.  A.,  Cal.,  '07 
Young,  Tames  T.,  Pa.,  '05 
Young,  Leonard.  Ind..  '07 
Young.  Nathan  B..  Fla..  '96 
Young,  Robert  G.,  Mont.,  '89 
Young.  WilUam  F..  111.,  '04 
Zane,  Mary  S..  Pa..  '07 
Zeller,  J.  W.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Zierden.  Alida  M..  Pa..  '07 
Zimmrrs,  P.  J..  Wis.,  '05 
Zirkle,  H.  W..  Colo.,  '98 
Zurblin.  Chas.,  Mass.,  'ox 
Zwdfel,  Louise  C,  HI..  '04 


STATISTICAL  TABLES 


ACTIVE  MEMBERSHIP 

IN  THB 

NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

CLASSVEBD  BY  STATES 

for  the  year  janx7ary  i  to  december  i,  1908 
Cleveland  Meeting,  July,  1908 


life 
Direc- 
tors 


life 
Mem- 
bers 


Fonner 
Acctve 


New 

Active 


Total 
Actiire 


Associate 


Total 

Member" 

ship 


Totals. 


a8 


4t6ia 


954 


5.705 


6,0a  X 


North  Atlantic  Division 

Soath  AUanUc  Division 

Soath  Centnil  Division 

North  Contral  Division 

WestM-n  DIvUlon 

Dspondonclos , 

Foreign  and.  Corrcsi  Manbers). 
North  Atlantic  Division— 


xo 
3 


XX 

3 


so 
7 

d 


New  Hampshire 

Vermont 

Msssachuseiu 

Rhode  Island 

Connecticut 

New  York 

New  Jersey 

Pennsjdvania 

Sonth  Atlantic  Dlvlslon- 

Ddaware 

Msr;^and 

District  oC  Columbiu 

Virginia 

West  Virginia 

North  Carolina 

South  Carolina 


Georgia., 
Florida.. 


Sonth  Contral  Division - 

Kentucky 

Tennessee 

Alabama 

Mississippi 

Louisuna 

Texas 

Arkansas 

Oklahoma        

North  Contral  Division- 

Ohio 

Indiana 

Illinois 

Michigan 

>^isconsin 

Iowa 

Minnesota 

Missouri 

North  Dakota 

South  DakoU 

Nebraska 

Kansas 

Western  Divlslun— 

Montana 

Wyoming 

Colorado 

New  Mexico 

Arizona 

Utah 

Nevada 

Idaho 

Washingtua 

Oregon 

California 


Dependencies 

Foreign  (incl.Curres.  Member:.). 


s 
14 

4 
3X 


13 


X.8SS 

as8 

S67 

x,69X 

48X 

S7 

63 


aaa 

U 

X 

xa 


S.077 
36X 
337 

a,a67 
560 

76 


6x7 
ax3 
xxs 

5,848 

xx6 
3 
xa 


S4 
a8 
S5 

3x7 
31 
53 
87a 
184 
apx 

8 
46 
4a 
36 
a3 


Sa 

II 

x6 
so 

384 

lao 

376 

X33 

X17 

8a 

130 

ao3 

4a 

35 

67 

6a 

S4 

6? 
xa 
19 
29 

7 

SJ 

17 
ai6 

a7 
63 


35 
5 

13 
63 
13 
83 


x6 
ax 
x6 


8 
3 

X3 
15 

8 
4 
XX 

5 


a30 
37 
63 

S 
a4 
a4 

92 

7 
8 
9 
X4 


3 

aa 

3 


xo 

5 


a6 
3S6 

aox 
38X 


63 
69 
sa 


56 

17 

66 
35 

59 
so 
48 
6x 
x8 
30 

569 
158 

X76 
x66 
X08 
155 

aa7 
49 
43 
77 
90 

a6 
xa 
89 
15 
X9 
33 
9 

^i 

74 

X9 
a39 

a7 
76 


7 
3 

4 
77 

rl 
sxx 

a4 
s6B 


50 
a4 

46 

3a 

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so 
x8 

36 

\l 
9 

XX 

17 
3 
7 

5.045 

xos 

xsa 

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5X 

66 

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3X 

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65 

a5 

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3 
5 

XX 

s 
5 

xo 
6 

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3 
xa 


xa,6a6 


a.694 
574 
449 

8,1x5 
676 

IS 


33 

40 

30 

433 

x,X57 
sas 

649 


XX3 

93 
7X 
90 
6x 


35 

loa 
48 
75 
S9 

^ 

sx 

37 

5.6x4 
s6o 
60X 
4a6 
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X74 

a58 

59 

55 

X4a 

XX5 


X4 

'U 

34 

44 
XX 

S5 

S64 


256 


RECORD  OF  TOTAL  MEMBERSHIP  BY  STATES 

IN  THB 

NATIONAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

VOK  EACH  YEAS  FROM  1895-1907,  INCLUSIVE 

Heavier  oumbers  show  membcfahip  from  the  state  in  wUcfa  the  meetiiig  of  the  year  was  hdd. 
No  meeting  was  hdd  in  1906.    The  record  is  for  the  Active  (permanent)  Members  for  that  year. 


State  OK 
TEEanoay 


I 


1895 


1896 


1897 


1898 


X899 


X900 


X90X 


X903 


X906 


X907 


X9o(. 


Totals.. 


ix,a97 


9.07a 


7,xo7 


10,53a 


13,656 


4.640 


xo.xSa 


10,355 


34,983 


8.X08 


33,643 


5.x  68 


1 7.3*4 


xa,6a6 


N.  Atlantic  DIv. 
S.  Atlantic  Oiv. 
S.  Central  Divi 
N.  Central  Div. 
Western  Div. 
Colonias  •  •  •  • 
Foreign 


1.462 

«39 

899 
7,axi 
X.403 


a,940 
837 
4x9 

5.083 
377 


94a 

17a 

304 

S.3M 

36a 


33 


x6 


X3 


Xt49a 

x,X46 

1,587 

5.88a 

4" 

I 

X3 


1,877 

361 

8x8 

5.074 

5.47a 

xa 

39 


783 

1,177 

4x4 

1,903 

344 

X3 

6 


x,309 

473 

768 

6.89X 

686 

x6 

39 


X.556 
363 
30X 

7.53a 

481 

X7 

X05 


X4,x63 

x,845 

X.954 

X  5,6x8 

937 

a5 

44X 


X.640 

388 

507 

4,940 

545 

ax- 

67 


x,3o6 

9.647 

654 

3a 

67 


a,097 

893 

307 

X.974 

406 

a6 

65 


a,6ax 
3ax 
I.XX3 
4,737 
8,4" 


a,694 
S74 
449 

8,xxs 
676 


N.  Atlantic  DW, 


N.H 

Vermont . 


R.I 

Conn 

NewYoA... 

New  Jersey.. 

Pcnnsytvania 
S.  Atlantic  Div. 

Delaware... 

Maryland.. 

Dis.  of  Col.  . . 

Virginia 

West  Virginia 

N.  Carolma.  . 

S.  Carolina. . . 

Georgia 

Florida.. 

S.  Central  Oiv. 

Kentucky.. 


Missiaiipia. 


Texas 

Arkansaa 

Oklahoma.... 

Ind-Ter. 

N.  Central  DW. 
Ohio 


Illinois. . . . 
Michigan. . 
Wisconsin. 
Iowa 


Missouri . . . . 
N.DakoU.. 
S.  Dakota... 
Nebraska... 


WesteraDiv.. 


Wyoming  . . . 
Colorado.... 
New  Mexico 

Axinma 

Utah 

Nerada 

Idaho 

Waahingiun.. 


DepeadenclM* 
Foreign 


a4 

a7 

13 

191 

55 

a6 

sax 

x68 

437 

X7 
53 

tl 

49 
5 

I 
6a 
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176 
66 
4X 

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59« 
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S.495 
ao4 
x88 

x,o86 
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x,xi3 

a8 

78 

74a 

X.X7X 

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X.X36 

a6 

XX 

89 


7 

8 

X4 

X97 

35 

43 

3,133 

X79 

3*5 

XX 

83 
39 
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5a 
X4 
3X 
43 
X3 


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14 
53 


33 


565 

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x,i74 

589 

578 

406 
34 
83 
363 
335 

43 

7 

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x6 

6 
37 

5 

xo 
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9 
51 


x6 


7 
6 
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83 
a4 
4X1 
xxo 
187 

8 
31 
57 
xo 
x6 

4 

7 
30 

9 

98 
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85 
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4a 
4X 
4X 


357 
aos 
785 

t,870 
543 

333 

885 

53 

xx8 

X87 

78 


X3 


36 
3X 

509 

X78 

558 

9 

80 

383 

63 

xa9 

76 

a6x 
54 

408 
848 
3a9 
100 
146 
857 

7 

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x,340 
379 
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383 
164 

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388 

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196 

87 

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85 


x6 
14 

XX 
804 

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756 
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536 

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33 

89 
87 
97 
87 

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136 
XX3 
69 
65 
60 
aax 
96 
47 
XX 

580 
354 
x,ax6 
X96 
887 
593 
a67 
673 

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33X 

453 

70 

X3 

465 

90 

X58 

X06 

49 

38 

S6 

79 

4.357 

xa 

39 


xa 

5 

8 

X39 

x8 

84 

387 

93 

X57 

x8 

691 
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68 
96 
74 
87 
s6 


a86 

X73 

557 

xxo 

X87 

8a 

xax 

x66 

x6 

30 

86 

89 

34 

7 

65 

x8 

19 

8 

3 


X3 

X56 

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6 


X3 

7 

31 

X96 

83 

41 

5X8 

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383 


76 
137 
aa 
56 
39 
30 
77 
39 

8X5 

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35 

ao 

46 

X48 

xx6 

7x 

9 

753 

357 

x,X4a 

2.X93 

893 
444 
38a 
4x5 
98 
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385 
348 

88 
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xx8 
31 
34 
38 
6 

81 
45 
8x7 
x6 
39 


38 
36 
85 
38X 
a8 
68 
595 
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385 

X3 
63 
97 
87 
a8 
33 
85 
43 
35 

73 
37 
58 
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4X 
a6 
a8 
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a6x 
x,847 
37a 
677 
Sox 
3.498 
X87 
308 
390 
X96 
X09 

60 
xo 
74 
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aa 
85 
7 
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Officers  for  1908-9         -.--               12 

Officers  for  1909-10 - 16 

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Report  of  Board  of  Trtjstees 23 

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Annual  Meeting  of  Active  Members 33 

Minutes  of  Meeting  of  Board  of  Directors  for  1908-9    -       -       -       -  38 

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Necrology  List 54 

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List  of  Active  Members         -- 58 

Index  to  AcnvE  Membership  List 241 

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Statistical  Table  of  Membership  since  1895 269 

Inventory  and  Price-List  of  Publications 270 

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NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION    OF 
THE  UNITED  STATES 


1857-1870 

The  National  Teachers  Association 

Organized  August  26,  1857,  at  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania. 
Purpose — To  devote  the  character  and  advance  the  interests  of  the  profession 

of  teachings  and  to  promote  the  cause  of  popular  education  in  the  United 

States. 

The  name  of  the  association  was  changed  at  Cleveland,  Ohio,  on  August 
15, 1870,  to  the  "National  Educational  Association." 

1870-1907 

National  Educational  Association 

Incorporated  under  the  laws  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  February  24, 
1886,  imder  the  name,  "National  Education  Association,"  which  was 
changed  to  "National  Educational  Association,"  by  certificate  filed  No- 
vember 6,  1886. 

1907- 

National  Education  Association  op  the  United  States 

Incorporated  under  a  special  act  of  Congress,  approved  June  30,  1906, 
to  succeed  the  "National  Educational  Association."  The  charter  was 
accepted  and  by-laws  were  adopted  at  the  Fiftieth  Anniversary  Con- 
vention held  July  10,  1907,  at  Los  Angeles,  California. 


ACT  OF  INCORPORATION 

AN  ACT  TO  INCORPORATE  THE  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIA- 
TION OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 

Be  it  enacted  by  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  of  the  United  States  of  America  in 

Confess  assembled: 

SscnoN  X.  That  the  following  named  persons,  who  are  now  officers  and  directors 
and  trustees  of  the  National  Educational  Association,  a  corporation  organized  in  the 
year  eighteen  hundred  and  eighty-six,  under  the  Act  of  General  Incorporation  of  the 
Revised  Statutes  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  viz.:  Nathan  C.  Schaeffer,  Eliphalet  Oram 
Lyte,  John  W.  Lansinger,  of  Pennsylvania;  Isaac  W.  Hill,  of  Alabama;  Arthur  J.  Matthews, 
of  Arizona;  John  H.  Hineman,  George  B.  Cook,  of  Arkansas;  Joseph  O'Connor,  Josiah 
L.  Pickard,  Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  of  California;  Aaron  Gove,  *Ezekiel  H.  Cook,  Lewis 
C.  Greenlee,  of  Colorado;  Charles  H.  Keyes,  of  Connecticut;  George  W.  Twitmyer,  of 
Delaware;  J.  Ormond  Wilson,  William  T.  Harris,  Alexander  T.  Stuart,  of  the  District  of 

•Deceased. 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Columbia;  Clem  Hampton,  of  Florida;  William  M.  Slaton,  of  Georgia;  Frances  Mann, 
of  Idaho;  J.  Stanley  Brown,  ^Albert  G.  Lane,  Charles  I.  Parker,  John  W.  Cook,  Joshua 
Pike,  Albert  R.  Taylor,  Joseph  A.  Mercer,  of  Illinois;  Nebraska  Crospey,  Thomas  A. 
Mott,  of  Indiana;  John  D.  Benedict,  of  Indian  Territory;  John  F.  Riggs,  Ashley  V. 
Storm,  of  Iowa;  John  W.  Spindler,  Jasper  N.  Wilkinson,  A.  V.  Jewett,  Luther  D.  Whitte- 
more,  of  Kansas;  William  Henry  Bartholomew,  of  Kentucky;  Warren  Easton,  of  Louisi- 
ana; *John  S.  Locke,  of  Maine;  M.  Bates  Stephens,  of  Maryland;  Charles  W.  Eliot, 
*Mary  H.  Hunt,  Henry  T.  Bailey,  of  Massachusetts;  Hugh  A.  Graham,  Charles  G.  White, 
William  H.  Elson,  of  Michigan;  ♦William  F.  Phelps,  Irwin  Shepard,  John  A.  Cranston,  of 
Minnesota;  Robert  B.  Fulton,  of  Mississippi;  *F.  Louis  Soldan,  James  M.  Greenwood, 
William  J.  Hawkins,  of  Missouri;  Oscar  J.  Craig,  of  Montana;  George  L.  Towne,  of 
Nebraska;  Joseph  E.  Stubbs,  of  Nevada;  James  E.  Klock,  of  New  Hampshire;  James  M. 
Green,  John  Enright,  of  New  Jersey;  Charles  M.  Light,  of  New  Mesdco;  *  James  H.  Can- 
field,  Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  William  H.  Maxwell,  Charles  R.  Skinner,  ^Albert  P.  Marble, 
James  C.  Byrnes,  of  New  York;  James  Y.  Joyner,  Julius  Isaac  Foust,  of  North  Carolina; 
Pitt  Gordon  Knowlton,  of  North  Dakota;  Oscar  T.  Corson,  Jacob  A.  Shawan,  Wells  L. 
Griswold,  of  Ohio;  Edgar  S.  Vaught,  Andrew  R.  Hickham,  of  Oklahoma;  Charles  Car- 
roll Stratton,  Edwin  D.  Ressler,  of  Oregon;  Thomas  W.  Bicknell,  Walter  Ballou  Jacobs, 
of  Rhode  Island;  David  B.  Johnson,  Robert  P.  Pell,  of  South  Carolina;  Moritz  Adelbert 
Lange,  of  South  Dakota;  Eugene  F.  Turner,  of  Tennessee;  Lloyd  E.  Wolfe,  of  Texas; 
David  H.  Christensen,  of  Utah;  Henry  O.  Wheeler,  Isaac  Thomas,  of  Vermont;  Joseph 
L.  Jarman,  of  Virginia;  Edward  T.  Mathes,  of  Washington;  T.  Marcellus  Marshall, 
Lucy  Robinson,  of  West  Virginia;  Lorenzo  D.  Harvey,  of  Wisconsin;  Thomas  T.  Tynan, 
of  Wyoming;  Cassia  Patton,  of  Alaska;  Frank  H.  Ball,  of  Porto  Rico;  Arthur  F.  Griffiths, 
of  Hawaii;  C.  H.  Maxson,  of  the  Philippine  Islands,  and  such  other  persons  as  now  are 
or  may  hereafter  be  associated  with  them  as  officers  or  members  of  said  Association,  are 
hereby  incorporated  and  declared  to  be  a  body  corporate  of  the  District  of  Columbia 
by  the  name  of  the  "National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States,"  and  by  that 
name  shall  be  known  and  have  perpetual  succession  with  the  powers,  limitations,  and 
restrictions  herein  contained. 

Sec.  a.  That  the  purpose  and  object  of  the  said  corporation  shall  be  to  elevate  the 
character  and  advance  the  interests  of  the  profession  of  teaching,  and  to  promote  the  cause 
of  education  in  the  United  States.  This  corporation  shall  include  the  National  Council  of 
Education  and  the  following  departments,  and  such  others  as  may  hereafter  be  created  by 
organization  or  consolidation,  to  wit:  the  Departments,  first,  of  Superintendence;  second, 
of  Normal  Schools;  third,  of  Elementary  Education;  fourth,  of  Higher  Education;  fifth, 
of  Manual  Training;  sixth,  of  Art  Education;  seventh,  of  Kindergarten  Education;  eighth, 
of  Music  Education;  ninth,  of  Secondary  Education;  tenth,  of  Business  Education; 
eleventh,  of  Child-Study;  twelfth,  of  Physical  Education;  thirteenth,  of  Natural  Science 
Instruction;  fourteenth,  of  School  Administration;  fifteenth,  the  Library  Department; 
sixteenth,  of  Special  Education;  seventeenth,  of  Indian  Education;  the  powers  and  duties 
and  fbit  number  and  names  of  these  departments  and  of  the  National  Council  of  Education 
may  be  changed  or  abolished  at  the  pleasure  of  the  corporation,  as  provided  in  its  By-Laws. 
Sec.  3.  That  the  said  corporation  shall  further  have  power  to  have  and  to  use  a 
common  seal,  and  to  alter  and  change  the  same  at  its  pleasure;  to  sue  or  to  be  sued  in  any 
court  of  the  United  States',  or  other  court  of  competent  jurisdiction;  to  make  by-laws  not 
inconsistent  with  the  provisions  of  this  act  or  of  the  constitution  of  the  United  States; 
to  take  or  receive,  whether  by  gift,  grant,  devise,  bequest,  or  purchase,  any  real  or  personal 
estate,  and  to  hold,  grant,  convey,  hire,  or  lease  the  same  for  the  purposes  of  its  incorpora- 
tion; and  to  accept  and  administer  any  trust  of  real  or  personal  estate  for  any  educational 
purpose  within  the  objects  of  the  corporation. 

Sec.  4.  That  all  real  property  of  the  corporation  within  the  District  of  Columlua, 
*  Deceased. 


ACT  OF  INCORPORATION 


which  shall  be  used  by  the  corporation  for  the  educational  or  6ther  purposes  of  the  cor- 
poration as  aforesaid,  other  than  the  purposes  of  producing  income,  and  all  personal  prop- 
erty and  funds  of  the  corporation  held,  used,  or  invested  for  educational  purposes  afore- 
said, or  to  produce  income  to  be  used  for  such  purposes,  shall  be  exempt  from  taxation; 
provided,  however.  That  this  exemption  shall  not  apply  to  any  property  of  the  corporation 
which  shall  not  be  used  for,  or  the  income  of  which  shall  not  be  applied  to,  the  educational 
purposes  of  the  corporation;  and,  provided  further.  That  the  corporation  shall  annually 
file,  with  the  Commissioner  of  Education  of  the  United  States,  a  report  in  writing,  stating 
in  detail  the  property,  real  and  personal,  held  by  the  corporation,  and  the  expenditure 
or  other  use  or  disposition  of  the  same,  or  the  income  thereof,  during  the  preceding  year. 

Sec.  5.  That  the  membership  of  the  said  corporation  shall  consist  of  three  classes  of 
members — viz.,  active,  associate,  and  corresponding — whose  qualifications,  terms  of 
membership,  rights,  and  obligations  shall  be  prescribed  by  the  By-Laws  of  the  corporation. 

Sec.  6.  That  the  officers  of  the  said  corporation  shall  be  a  President,  twelve  Vice- 
Presidents,  a  Secretary,  a  Treasurer,  a  Board  of  Directors,  an  Elxecutive  Committee,  and 
a  Board  of  Trustees. 

The  Board  of  Directors  shall  consist  of  a  President,  the  First  Vice-President,  the  Sec- 
retary, the  Treasurer,  the  chairman  of  the  Board  of  Trustees,  and  one  additional  member 
from  each  state,  territory,  or  district,  to  be  elected  by  the  active  members  for  the  term  of 
one  year,  or  xmtil  their  successors  are  chosen,  and  of  all  life  directors  of  the  National  Edu- 
cational Association.  The  United  States  Commissioner  of  Education,  and  all  former 
Presidents  of  the  said  Association  now  living,  and  all  future  Presidents  of  the  Association 
hereby  incorporated,  at  the  close  of  their  respective  terms  of  office,  shall  be  members  of 
the  Board  of  Directors  for  life.  The  Board  of  Directors  shall  have  power  to  fill  all  vacancies 
in  their  own  body;  shall  have  in  charge  the  general  interests  of  the  corporation,  excepting 
those  herein  intrusted  to  the  Board  of  Trustees;  and  shall  possess  such  other  powers  as 
shall  be  conferred  upon  them  by  the  By-Laws  of  the  corporation. 

The  Executive  Committee  shall  consist  of  five  members,  as  follows:  the  President  of 
the  Association,  the  First  Vice-President,  the  Treasurer,  the  Chairman  of  the  Board  of 
Trustees,  and  a  member  of  the  Association,  to  be  chosen  annually  by  the  Board  of  Directors, 
to  serve  one  year.  The  said  committee  shall  have  authority  to  represent,  and  to  act  for, 
the  Board  of  Directors  in  the  intervals  between  the  meetings  of  that  body,  to  the  extent 
of  carrying  out  the  legislation  adopted  by  the  Board  of  Directors  under  general  directions 
as  may  be  given  by  said  board. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  shall  consist  of  four  members,  elected  by  the  Board  of  Directors 
for  the  term  of  four  years,  and  the  President  of  the  Association,  who  shall  be  a  member 
ex  officio^  during  his  term  of  office.  At  the  first  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  held 
during  the  aimual  meeting  of  the  Association  at  which  they  were  elected,  they  shall  elect 
one  trustee  for  the  term  of  four  years.  All  vacancies  occurring  in  said  Board  of  Trustees, 
whether  by  resignation  or  otherwise,  shall  be  filled  by  the  Board  of  Directors  for  the  unex- 
pired term;  and  the  absence  of  a  trustee  from  two  successive  annual  meetings  of  the  board 
shall  forfeit  his  membership. 

Sec.  7.  That  the  invested  fund  now  known  as  the  "Permanent  Fund  of  the  National 
Educational  Association,"  when  transferred  to  the  corporation  hereby  created,  shall  be 
held  by  such  corporation  as  a  Permanent  Fund  and  shall  be  in  charge  of  the  Board  of  Trus- 
tees, who  shall  provide  for  the  safekeeping  and  investment  of  such  fund,  and  of  all  other 
funds  which  the  corporation  may  receive  by  donation,  bequest,  or  devise.  No  part  of  the 
principal  of  such  Permanent  Fund  or  its  accretions  shall  be  expended,  except  by  a  two- 
thirds  vote  of  the  active  members  of  the  Association  present  at  any  annual  meeting,  upon 
the  recommendation  of  the  Board  of  Trustees,  after  such  recommendation  has  been 
approved  by  vote  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  and  after  printed  notice  of  the  proposed 
expenditure  has  been  mailed  to  all  active  members  of  the  Association.  The  income  of  the 
Permanent  Fund  shall  be  used  only  to  meet  the  cost  of  maintaining  the  organization  of  the 


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Association  and  of  publishing  its  annual  volume  of  Proceedings,  unless  the  terms  of  the 
donation,  bequest,  or  devise  shall  otherwise  specify,  or  the  Board  of  Directors  shall  other- 
wise order.  It  shall  also  be  the  duty  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  to  issue  orders  on  the  Treas- 
urer for  the  payment  of  all  bills  approved  by  the  Board  of  Directors,  or  by  the  President  and 
Secretary  of  the  Association  acting  under  the  authority  of  the  Board  of  Directors.  When 
practicable,  the  Board  of  Trustees  shall  invest,  as  part  of  the  Permanent  Fund,  all  surplus 
funds  exceeding  five  hundred  dollars  that  shall  remain  in  the  hands  of  the  Treasurer  after 
paying  the  expenses  of  the  Association  for  the  previous  year,  and  providing  for  the  fixed 
expenses  and  for  all  appropriations  made  by  the  Board  of  Directors  for  the  ensuing  year. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  shall  elect  the  Secretary  of  the  Association,  who  shall  also  be 
secretary  of  the  Executive  Committee,  and  shall  fix  the  compensation  and  the  term  of  his 
office  for  a  period  not  to  exceed  four  years. 

Sec.  8.  That  the  principal  office  of  the  said  corporation  shall  be  in  the  city  of  Wash- 
ington, District  of  Columbia,  provided  that  the  meetings  of  the  corporation,  its  officers, 
conunittees,  and  departments,  may  be  held,  and  that  its  business  may  be  transacted,  and 
an  office  or  offices  may  be  maintained,  elsewhere,  within  the  United  States,  as  may  be 
determined,  by  the  Board  of  Directors,  or  otherwise  in  accordance  with  the  By-Laws. 

Sec.  9.  That  the  Charter,  Constitution,  and  By-Laws  of  the  National  Educational 
Association  shall  continue  in  full  force  and  effect  until  the  charter  granted  by  this  act  shall 
be  accepted  by  such  Association  at  the  next  annual  meeting  of  the  Association,  and  until 
new  By-Laws  shall  be  adopted;  and  that  the  present  officers,  directors,  and  trustees  of  said 
Association  shall  continue  to  hold  office  and  perform  their  respective  duties  as  such  vmtil 
the  expiration  of  terms  for  which  they  were  severally  elected  or  appointed,  and  until 
their  successors  are  elected.  That  at  such  annual  meeting  the  active  members  of  the 
National  Educational  Association,  then  present,  may  organize  and  proceed  to  accept  the 
charter  granted  by  this  Act  and  adopt  By-Laws,  to  elect  officers  to  succeed  those  whose 
terms  have  expired  or  are  about  to  expire,  and  generally  to  organize  the  "National  Educa 
tion  Association  of  the  United  States;"  and  that  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  corporation 
hereby  incorporated  shall  thereupon,  if  the  charter  granted  by  this  Act  be  accepted,  receive, 
take  over,  and  enter  into  possession,  custody,  and  management  of  all  property,  real  and 
personal,  of  the  corporation  heretofore  known  as  the  National  Educational  Association, 
incorporated  as  aforesaid,  imder  the  Revised  Statutes  of  the  District  of  Columbia  and 
all  its  rights,  contracts,  claims,  and  property  of  every  kind  and  nature  whatsoever,  and 
the  several  officers,  directors,  and  trustees  of  such  last-named  Association,  or  any  other 
person  having  charge  of  any  of  the  securities,  funds,  books,  or  property  thereof,  real  or 
personal,  shall  on  demand  deliver  the  same  to  the  proper  officers,  directors,  ot  trustees 
of  the  corporation  hereby  created.  Provided,  That  a  verified  certificate-  executed  by  the 
presiding  officer  and  secretary  of  such  annual  meeting,  showing  the  acceptance  of  the 
charter  granted  by  this  act  by  the  National  Educational  Association  shall  be  legal  evidence 
of  the  fact,  when  filed  with  the  Recorder  of  Deeds  of  the  District  of  Columbia;  and,  pfo- 
videdfurther.  That  in  the  event  of  the  failure  of  the  Association  to  accept  the  charter  granted 
by  this  act  at  said  annual  meeting  then  the  charter  of  the  National  Educational  Associa- 
tion and  its  corporate  existence  shall  be,  and  are  hereby  extended  until  the  thirty-first  day 
of  July,  nineteen  hundred  and  eight,  and  at  any  time  before  said  date  its  charter  may  be 
extended  in  the  manner  and  form  provided  by  the  general  corporation  law  of  the  District 
of  Columbia. 

Sec.  id.  That  the  rights  of  creditors  of  the  said  existing  corporation,  known  as  the 
National  Educational  Association,  shall  not  in  any  manner  be  impaired  by  the  passage 
of  this  act,  or  the  transfer  of  the  property  heretofore  mentioned,  nor  shall  any  liability  or 
obligation,  or  the  payment  of  any  sum  due  or  to  become  due,  or  any  claim  or  demand, 
in  any  manner,  or  for  any  cause  existing  against  the  said  existing  corporation,  be  released 
or  impaired;  and  the  corporation  hereby  incorporated  is  declared  to  succeed  to  the  obli- 
gations and  liabilities,  and  to  be  held  liable  to  pay  and  discharge  all  of  the  debts,  liabilities, 


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and  contracts  of  the  said  corporation  so  existing,  to  the  same  effect  as  if  such  new  corpora- 
tion had  itself  incurred  the  obligation  or  liability  to  pay  such  debt  or  damages,  and  no  action 
or  proceeding  before  any  court  or  tribunal  shall  be  deemed  to  have  abated  or  been  discon- 
tinued by  reason  of  this  act. 

Sec.  II.  That  Congress  may  from  time  to  time  alter,  repeal,  or  modify  this  act  of 
incorporation,  but  no  contract  or  individual  right  made  or  acquired  shall  thereby  be  divested 
or  impaired. 

Approved  June  30,  1906. 


Accepted  and  adopted  as  the  Constitution  of  the  National  Education  Association  of 
the  United  States  by  the  active  members  of  the  National  Educational  Association  in  annual 
session  at  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  July  10,  1907. 


BY-LAWS 

(Adopted  at  meeting  of  active  members  held  in  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  July  10,  1907.) 
ARTICLE  I— MEMBERSHIP 

ACTIVE  MEMBSSS 

• 

SEcnoN  I.  Teachers  and  all  who  are  actively  associated  with  the  management  of 
educational  institutions,  including  libraries  and  educational  publications,  may  become 
active  members. 

Sec.  2.  Any  eligible  person  may  become  an  active  member  upon  application  indorsed 
by  two  active  members,  and  the  payment  of  an  enrollment  fee  of  two  dollars  and  the  annual 
dues  for  the  current  3rear. 

Sec.  3.  Active  members  only  shall  have  the  right  to  vote  and  to  hold  office  in  the 
Association,  in  the  National  Council  of  Education,  or  in  the  several  departments. 

Sec  4.  All  active  members  shall' pay  annual  dues  of  two  dollars,  and  shall  be  entitled 
to  the  volume  of  Proceedings  without  "coupon"  or  other  conditions. 

Sec.  5.  The  annual  membership  fee  shall  be  payable  at  the  time  of  the  annual  con- 
vention, or  by  remittance  to  the  Secretary  before  September  first  of  each  year. 

Sec.  6.  Any  active  member  may  discontinue  membership  by  giving  written  notice  to 
the  Secretary  before  September  first  in  any  year,  and  may  restore  the  same  only  on  pay- 
ment of  the  enrollment  fee  of  two  dollars  and  the  annual  dues  for  the  current  year.  A 
written  application  for  active  membership  shall  constitute  an  agreement  to  continue  such 
membership  and  pay  annual  dues,  unless  written  notice  of  discontinuance  is  sent  to  the 
Secretary  before  September  first  of  the  fiscal  year  for  which  such  discontinuance  shall  apply. 

CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS 

Sec.  7.  Eminent  educators  not  residing  in  America  may  be  elected  by  the  Board  of 
Directors  to  be  corresponding  members.  The  number  of  corresponding  members  shall 
at  no  time  exceed  fifty. 

Sec.  8.  Corresponding  members  shall  be  entitled  to  the  volume  of  Proceedings  without 
the  payment  of  fees  or  other  conditions. 

ASSOCIATE  members 

Sec  9.  Any  person  on  paying  an  annual  membership  of  two  dollars  may  become 
an  associate  member. 

Sec.  10.  Associate  members  may  receive  the  volume  of  Proceedings  in  accordance 
with  the  usual  ''coupon*'  conditions,  as  printed  on  the  membership  certificate. 

LIFE   MEMBERS 

Sec.  II.  All  life  members  and  life  directors  shall  be  denominated  active  members  and 
shall  enjoy  all  the  powers  and  privileges  of  such  members  without  the  payment  of  annual 
dues. 


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KOLL  OF  MEICBESS 

Sec.  I  a.  The  names  of  active,  life,  and  corresponding  members  only  shall  be  printed 
in  the  annual  Yearbook^  with  their  respective  educational  titles,  offices,  and  addresses, 
and  the  list  shall  be  revised  annually  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Association. 

ARTICLE  II— OFFICERS  AND  COMMITTEES 

Section  z.  The  President,  Vice-Presidents,  Directors,  and  Treasurer  shall  be  chosen 
by  the  active  members  of  the  Association  by  ballot,  unless  otherwise  ordered,  on  the  third 
day  of  each  annual  session,  a  majority  of  the  votes  cast  being  necessary  to  a  choice.  They 
shall  continue  in  office  until  the  close  of  the  annual  session  subsequent  to  their  election  and 
until  their  successors  are  chosen,  except  as  hereinafter  provided. 

COiaOTTES  ON  KESOLUTIONS 

Sec  2.  At  the  first  session  of  each  annual  meeting  of  the  Association  the  President 
shall  appoint  a  Conmiittee  on  Resolutions. 

COMMTTTES  ON  NOMINATIONS 

Sec  3.  At  the  third  session  of  each  annual  meeting  of  the  Association  there  shall  be 
appointed  by  the  President  a  Committee  on  Nominations,  consisting  of  one  member  from 
each  state  and  territory  represented.  Such  a  conmiittee  shall  be  appointed  by  the  President 
on  the  nomination  of  a  majority  of  the  active  members  from  such  state  or  territory  present 
at  the  meeting  called  for  the  purpose  of  making  such  nomination;  provided,  however. 
That  such  appointment  shall  be  made  by  the  President  without  such  nomination,  when  the 
active  members  in  attendance  from  any  state  or  territory  shall  fail  to  make  a  nomination. 

Sec.  4.  The  meetings  of  the  active  members  of  the  several  states  to  nominate  members 
of  the  nominating  committee  shall  be  held  at  5:30  P.  M.  on  the  first  day  of  the  annual 
meeting  of  the  Association,  at  such  places  as  shall  be  announced  in  the  general  program. 

ARTICLE  III— DUTIES  OF  OFFICERS 

THE  PRESIDENT 

SEcnON  I.  The  President  shall  preside  at  all  meetings  of  the  Association  and  of  the 
Board  of  Directors,  and  shall  perform  the  duties  usually  devolving  upon  a  presiding  officer. 
In  his  absence  the  first  Vice-President  in  order,  who  is  present,  shall  preside;  and  in  the 
absence  of  all  the  Vice-Presidents,  a  pro  tempore  chairman  shall  be  appointed  on  nomina- 
tion, the  Secretary  putting  the  question. 

THE  SECRETASY 

Sec.  a.  The  Secretary  shall  keep  a  full  and  accurate  report  of  the  proceedings  of  the 
general  meetings  of  the  Association  and  of  all  meetings  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  and  shall 
conduct  such  correspondence  and  transact  such  other  business  of  the  Association  as  the 
directors  or  Executive  Committee  may  assign,  and  shall  have  his  records  present  at  all 
meetings  of  the  Association  and  the  Board  of  Directors. 

THE  TREASURER 

Sec.  3.  The  Treasurer  shall  receive,  and  under  the  direction  of  the  Board  of  Trustees 
hold  in  safekeeping,  the  current  income  of  the  Association;  shall  expend  the  same  only 
upon  order  of  said  board;  shall  keep  an  exact  account  of  his  receipts  and  expenditures, 
with  vouchers  for  the  latter;  which  accounts,  ending  the  first  day  of  July  in  each  year,  he 
shall  render  to  the  Board  of  Trustees  and,  when  approved  by  said  board,  he  shall  report 
to  the  Board  of  Directors.  The  Treasurer  shall  give  such  bond  for  the  faithful  discharge 
of  his  duties  as  may  be  required  by  the  Board  of  Trustees;  and  he  shall  continue  in  office 
until  the  first  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors  held  prior  to  the  annual  meeting  of  the 
Association  next  succeeding  that  at  which  he  is  elected,  and  until  his  successor  has  been 
elected  and  has  qualified. 


ACT  OP  INCORPORATION 


AUDFTOK  07  ACC0T7NTS 

Sec  4.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  President,  Secretary,  and  Treasurer  of  the  Asso- 
ciation to  appoint  annually  some  competent  person  to  examine  the  securities  of  the  Perma- 
nent Fund  held  by  the  Board  of  Trustees,  and  his  certificate,  showing  the  condition  of  the 
said  fund,  shall  be  attached  to  the  annual  report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees. 

CEKTI7ICATI0N  OF  BILLS 

Sec.  5.  The  President  and  Secretary  shall  certify  to  the  Board  of  Trustees  all  bills 
approved  by  the  Board  of  Directors. 

ARTICLE  IV— THE  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 

Section  x.  The  Board  of  Directors  shall  hold  its  regular  annual  meeting  at  the  place 
of  the  annual  convention,  and  not  less  than  two  hours  before  the  assembling  of  the  Associa- 
tion! 

Sec  3.  Special  meetings  may  be  held  at  such  other  times  and  places  as  the  board  or 
the  President  shall  determine. 

Sec  3.  Each  new  board  shall  organize  at  the  session  of  its  election. 

ARTICLE  V— THE  NATIONAL  COUNCIL  OF  EDUCATION 

OBJECTS  AND  DUTIES 

Section  z.  The  National  Council  of  Education  shall  have  for  its  object  the  con- 
sideration and  discussion  of  educational  questions  of  public  and  professional  interest; 
the  proposal  to  the  Board  of  Directors,  from  time  to  time,  of  suitable  subjects  for  investi- 
gation and  research,  and  the  recommendation  of  the  amount  of  appropriations  that  should 
be  made  for  such  purposes;  the  appointment  and  general  supervision  of  such  special  com- 
mittees of  investigation  and  research  as  may  be  provided  for  and  authorized  by  the  Board 
of  Directors  of  the  Association;  the  consideration,  discussion,  and  recommendation  to  the 
Board  of  Directors  for  disposition  of  all  reports  by  such  special  committees  of  research  as 
may  have  been  appointed  on  its  recommendation  or  by  its  authority;  the  annual  prepara- 
tion and  presentation  to  the  Association  at  its  annual  convention  of  a  report  on  "  Educational 
Progress  during  the  Past  Year;"  and  in  other  ways  shall  use  its  best  efforts  to  further 
the  objects  of  the  Association  and  to  promote  the  cause  of  education  in  general. 

MElfBEBSHIP  OV  THE  COUNCIL 

Sec  3.*  The  Council  shall  consist  of  one  hundred  and  twenty  members,  selected  from 
the  membership  of  the  Association.  Any  member  of  the  Association  identified  with  educa- 
tional work  is  eligible  to  membership  in  the  Council. 

Sec  3.*  The  Board  of  Directors  shall  annually  elect  ten  members,  and  the  Council 
shall  elect  ten  members,  each  member  to  serve  for  six  years,  or  until  his  successor  is  elected. 
At  the  meeting  of  1908  enough  additional  members  shall  be  elected  in  the  same  manner  to 
make  the  total  number  of  members  one  hundred  and  twenty.  The  terms  of  the  members 
so  elected  shall  expire  as  follows:  one-sixth  in  one  year,  one-sixth  in  two  years,  one-sixth 
in  three  years,  one-sixth  in  four  years,  one-sixth  in  five  years,  one-sixth  in  six  years. 

Sec  4.  The  annual  election  of  members  of  the  Council  shall  be  held  in  connection 
with  the  annual  meetings  of  the  Association.  If  the  Board  of  Directors  shall  fail,  for  any 
reason,  to  fill  its  quota  of  members  annually,  the  vacancy  or  vacancies  shall  be  filled  by 
the  Council 

Sec  5.  The  absence  of  a  member  from  two  consecutive  annual  meetings  of  the 
Council  shall  be  considered  equivalent  to  resignation  of  membership,  and  the  Council  shall 
fill  vacancies  caused  by  absence  from  the  Council  as  herein  defined,  as  weH  as  vacancies 
caused  by  death  or  resignation,  for  the  unexpired  term.  All  persons  who  have  belonged 
to  the  Council  shall,  on  the  expiration  of  their  membership,  become  honorary  members, 

•  As  ■mrndfd  at  mecdng  of  active  members  held  at  CkreUnd.  Ohio,  July  x,  xqoS. 


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with  the  privilege  of  attending  its  regular  sessions  and  participating  in  its  discxissions. 
No  state  shall  be  represented  in  the  Cdundl  by  more  than  eight  members. 

BY-LAWS  or  THE  COUNCIL 

S£C.  6.  The  Council  may  establish  by-laws  for  its  government  not  inconsistent  with 
the  Act  of  Incorporation  or  with  the  By-Laws  of  the  Association,  provided  such  by-laws  shall 
be  submitted  to,  and  approved  by,  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  Association  before  they 
shall  become  operative. 

ARTICLE  VI— DEPARTMENTS 

Section  i.  A  department  shall  consist  of  those  members  of  the  Association  who  are 
especially  interested  in  the  consideration  of  a  particular  group  of  educational  problems. 
Each  department  shall  be  administered  by  a  president,  vice-president,  secretary,  and  such 
other  officers  as  it  shall  deem  necessary  to  conduct  its  affairs. 

Sec.  a.  Each  department  shall  hold  its  annual  meeting  at  the  time  of  the  annual'con- 
vention  of  the  Association,  except  the  Department  of  Superintendence,  which  may  hold 
its  annual  meeting  in  February  of  each  year,  or  at  such  other  time  as  may  be  detennined 
by  the  officers  of  said  department. 

Sec.  3.  The  objects  of  the  annual  department  meetings  shall  be  the  discussion  of 
questions  pertaining  to  their  respective  fields  of  educational  work.  The  programs  of 
these  meetings  shall  be  organized  and  conducted  by  the  respective  presidents,  in  conference 
with,  and  under  the  general  direction  of,  the  President  of  the  Association.  Each  depart- 
ment shall  be  limited  to  two  sessions,  with  formal  programs,  at  the  time  of  the  annual  con- 
vention, except  that  a  third  session  for  business  or  infonnal  round-table  conference  may  be 
held  at  the  discretion  of  the  department  officers. 

Sec.  4.  Upon  the  written  request  of  twenty  active  members  of  the  Association  for 
permission  to  establish  a  new  department,  the  Board  of  Directors  may  grant  such  permis- 
sion. Such  new  department  shall  in  all  respects  be  entitled  to  the  same  rights  and  privi- 
leges as  the  departments  named  in  the  Act  of  Incorporation. 

ARTICLE  VII— MEETINGS 

Section  i.  The  annual  meeting  of  the  Association  shall  be  held  at  such  time  and 
place  as  shall  be  determined  by  the  Board  of  Directors. 

Sec.  a.  Special  meetings  may  be  called  by  the  President  at  the  request  of  five  directors. 

Sec.  3.  Any  department  of  the  Association  may  hold  a  special  meeting  at  such  time 
and  place  as  by  its  own  regulations  it  shall  ap|x>int. 

Sec.  4.  No  paper,  lecture,  or  address  shall  be  read  before  the  Association  or  any  of 
its  departments,  in  the  absence  of  its  author,  nor  shall  any  such  paper,  lecture,  or  address  be 
published  in  the  volume  of  Proceedings^  without  the  consent  of  the  Association,  upon  the 
approval  of  the  Executive  Committee. 

ARTICLE  VIII— AMENDMENTS 
Section  i.  These  by-laws  may  be  altered  or  amended  at  any  aimual  meeting  by  the 
unanimous  vote  of  the  members  present;  or  by  a  two-thirds  vote  of  the  members  present, 
provided  that  the  substance  of  the  alteration  or  amendment  has  been  proposed  in  writing 
at  a  previous  annual  meeting. 

NATIONAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 

NOW  KNOWN  AS   THE 
NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 


CERTIFICATE 
of  Acceptance  of  Charter  and  Adoption  of  By-Laws  under  Act  of  Congress  approved  June 
30.  1906. 


ACT  OF  INCORPORATION 


We,  the  underugned,  Nathan  C.  Schaeffer,  the  presiding  officer,  and  Irwin  Shepard, 
the  secretary  of  the  meeting  of  the  National  Educational  Association  held  at  Los  Angeles, 
California,  on  the  zoth  day  of  July,  1907,  said  meeting  being  the  annual  meeting  of  the  Asso- 
ciation held  next  after  the  passage  of  an  Act  of  Congress  entitled  "An  Act  to  Incorporate 
the  National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States;" 

Do  hereby  certify,  that  at  said  meeting  held  pursuant  to  due  notice,  a  quorum  being 
present,  the  said  Association  adopted  resolutions  of  which  true  copies  are  hereto  attached, 
and  accepted  the  Charter  of  the  National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States, 
granted  by  said  Act  of  Congress,  and  adopted  by-laws  as  provided  in  said  act  and  elected 
officers;  and  the  undersigned  pursuant  to  said  resolutions 

Do  hereby  certify  that  the  National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States  has 
duly  accepted  said  Charter  granted  by  said  Act  of  Congress,  and  adopted  by-laws,  and  is 
the  lawful  successor  to  the  National  Educational  Association. 

In  witness  whereof,  we  have  hereunto  signed  our  names  this  20th  day  of  August,  1907. 

Nathan  C.  Schaeffer,  Presiding  Officer 
I&wm  Shepaiu),  Secretary 


verification 
resolutions  adopted  by  the  active  members,  july  lo,  i907 
z.  Resolved,  That  the  National  Educational  Association  hereby  accepts  the  Charter 
granted  by  an  act  of  Congress  entitled  "An  Act  to  Incorporate  the  National  Education 
Association  of  the  United  States,"  passed  June  30,  1906,  and  that  the  President  and 
Secretary  of  this  meeting  be  authorized  and  directed  to  execute  and  file  with  the  Recorder 
of  Deeds  of  the  District  of  Columbia  a  verified  certificate  showing  the  acceptance  by  the 
Association  of  the  Charter  granted  by  said  act. 

2.  Resolved,  That  the  proposed  by-laws  of  which  notice  was  given  at  the  annual  meet- 
ing of  the  Association  held  on  July  6,  1905,  which  are  printed  in  full  in  the  journal  of  said 
meeting,  be  and  the  same  are  hereby  adopted  to  take  effect  immediately. 

3.  Resolved,  That  the  Association  adopt  as  its  corporate  seal  a  circle  containing  the 
title  "National  Education  Association  of  the  United  Stetes,"  and  the  dates  "1857-1907." 

4.  Resolved,  That  the  Association  do  now  proceed  to  elect  officers,  and  to  organize 
under  the  Charter  granted  by  the  Act  of  Congress. 


Filed  in  the  office  of  the  Recorder  of  Deeds  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  September  4, 
1907. 


CALENDAR  OF  MEETINGS 


NATIONAL  TEACHERS  ASSOCIATION 


x8sr— PHILADELPHIA,  PA  (Organized) 
jAins  L.  Emos,  Chairman. 
W.  £.  Sheldon,  Secretary. 

1858— CINCINNATI.  OHIO 

Z.  RiCHAxos,  President 

J.  W.  BuLKLXY,  Secretary. 

A.  J.  RiCKOFV,  Treasurer. 
1859— WASHINGTON,  D.  C. 

A  J.   RiCKOFv,  President. 

J.  W.  BuLKLKY,  Secretary. 

C.  S.  PxNNKLL,  Treasurer. 
1860-BUFFALO,  N.  Y. 

J.  W.  BuLKLZY,  President. 

Z.  Richards,  Secretary. 

O.  C.  Wight,  Treasurer. 
i86z,  z863— No  session. 
1863— CHICAGO,  ILL. 

JoBM  D.  Philbkick,  President. 

James  Cruikshank,  Secretary. 

O.  C.  Wight,  Treasurer. 


1864— OGDENSBURG,  N.  Y. 

W.  H.  Wells,  President 

David  N.  Cakp,  Secretary. 

Z.  Richards,  Treasurer. 
186s— HARRISBURG.  PA 

S.  S.  GRESSfLBAr,  President. 

W.  £.  Sheldon,  Secretary. 

Z.  Richards,  Treasurer. 
1866— INDIANAPOLIS.  IND. 

J.  P.  WiCKXRSHAM,  President 

S.  H.  White,  Secretary. 

S.  P.  Bates,  Treasurer. 
1867— No  session. 
i868r-NASHVILLE.  TENN. 

J.  M.  Gregory,  President. 

L.  Van  Bokxelen,  Secretary. 

James  Crudcshank,  Treasurer. 
1869— TRENTON,  N.  J. 

L  Van  Bokkelen,  President 

W.  E.  Crosby,  Secretary. 

A.  L.  Barber,  Treasurer. 


1870— CLEVELAND,  OHIO 

Daniel  B.  Hagar,  President. 
A.  P.  Marble,  Secretary. 
W.  E.  Crosby,  Treasurer. 

NAME  CHANGED  TO 

NATIONAL  EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 


1871— ST.  LOUIS,  MO. 

J.  L.  PicKARD,  President 

W.  E.  Crosby,  Secretary. 

John  Hancock,  Treasurer. 
X872— BOSTON,  MASS. 

•E,  E.  WnrrE,  President. 

S.  H.  White,  Secretary. 

John  Hancock,  Treasurer. 

1873— ELMIRA,  N.  Y. 

B.  G.  Northrop,  President 

S.  H.  White,  Secretary. 

John  Hancock,  Treasurer. 
1874— DETROIT.  \UCH. 

S.  H.  White,  President. 

A.  P.  Marble,  Secretary. 

John  Hancock,  Treasurer. 
187s— MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN. 

W.  T.  Harris,  President 

M.  R.  Abbott,  Secretary. 

A.  P.  Marble,  Treasurer. 
1876— BALTIMORE,  MD. 

W.  F.  Phelps,  President. 

W.  D.  Henkle,  Secretary. 

A.  P.  Marble,  Treasurer. 


X877— LOUISVILLE,  KY. 

M.  A.  Newell,  President 

W.  D.  Henkle,  Secretary. 

J.  Ormond  Wilson.  Treasurer. 
1878 — No  se^ion. 
1879— PHILADELPHIA,  PA 

John  Hancock,  President. 

W.  D.  Henkle,  Secretary. 

J.  Ormond  Wilson,  Treasurer. 
1880-CHAUTAUQUA,  N.  Y. 

J.  Ormond  Wilson,  President 

W.  D.  Henkle,  Secretary. 

£.  T.  Tappan,  Treasurer. 
1881— ATLANTA,  GA 

James  H.  Smart,  President 

W.  D.  Henkle,  Secretary. 

E.  T.  Tappan,  Treasurer. 
1882— SARATOGA  SPRINGS,  N,  Y. 

G.  J.  Orr,  President 

W.  E.  Sheldon,  Secretary. 

H.  S.  Tarbell,  Treasurer. 
1883— SARATOGA  SPRINGS.  N.  Y. 

E.  T.  Tappan,  President 

W.  £.  Sheldon,  Secretary. 

N.  A.  Calkins.  Treasurer. 


CALENDAR  OF  MEETINGS 


II 


x884~MADISON.  WIS. 

Thomas  W.  Bicuisll,  Preaident. 
H.  S.  Tarbbll,  SecKtary. 
N.  A.  Caluns,  Treasurer. 

i«8s— SARATOGA  SPRINGS,  N.  Y. 
F.  Ijovis  Soldan,  Presideat. 
W.  E.  Shxldon,  Secretary. 
N.  A.  Calkins,  Treasurer. 

1886— TOPEKA,  KAN. 

N.  A.  Calkins,  President. 

W.  E.  Sheldon,  Secretary. 

E.  C  HKwrrr,  Treasurer. 
X887-CHICAGO,  ILL. 

W.  E.  Shxldon,  Presideat 

J.  H.  Canfxkld,  Secretary. 

E.  C.  HxwETT,  Treasurer. 
x88*-SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

Aakon  Govx,  President. 

J.  H.  Cantikld,  Secretary. 

E.  C.  Hewktt,  Treasurer. 
1889— NASHVILLE,  TENN, 

Albkxt  p.  Maxblk,  President. 

J.  H.  CANnzLD,  Secretary 

£.  C.  Hkwrt,  Treasurer. 
i8go— ST.  PAUL.  BilNN. 

J.  H.  Canfbld,  President. 

W.  R.  Gabxett,  Secretary. 

E.  C.  Hkwxtt,  Treasurer. 
1891— TORONTO,  ONT. 

W.  R.  Gauktt,  Presideat. 

E.  H.  Cook,  Secretary. 

J.  M.  Gkxknwood,  Treasurer. 
1891— SARATOGA  SPRINGS,  N.  Y. 

E.  H.  Cook,  Preadent 

R.  W.  Stevenson,  Secretary. 

J.  M.  Geexnwood,  Treasurer. 

1893— CHICAGO,  ILL. 

(International  Congxess  of  Education.) 

Albxkt  G.  Lane,  President. 

Irwin  Sbepakd,  Secretary. 

J.  M.  Geeenwood,  Treasurer. 
i8g4— ASBURY  PARK,  N.  J. 

Albeet  G.  Lane,  President. 

lEwm  Shepaxd,  Secretary. 

J.  M.  Gekenwood,  Treasurer. 


189s— DENVER,  COLO. 

Nicholas  Mdesay  Butler,  President. 
Irwin  Sheparo,  Secretary. 
I.  C.  McNeill,  Treasurer. 

i896~BUFFALO.  N.  Y. 

Newton  C.  Douohkrty.  President. 
Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 
I.  C.  McNeill,  Treasurer. 

X897— MILWAUKEE,  WIS. 

Charles  R.  Skinner,  President. 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 

I.  C.  McNeill,  Treasurer. 
X898— WASHINGTON,  D.  C 

J.  M.  Greenwood,  President 

iRwm  Shepard,  Secretary. 

I.  C.  McNeill^  Treasurer. 
x8jK>— LOS  ANGELES,  CAL. 

E.  Oram  Lvte,  Preddent 

iRWOf  Shepard,  Secretary. 

I.  C  McNeill,  Treasurer, 
xooo— CHARLESTON,  S.  C 

Oscar  T.  Corson,  President 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 

Carroll  G.  Pearse,  Treasurer, 
igoi— DETROIT,  MICH. 

James  M.  Green,  President 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 

L.  C.  Greenlee,  Treasurer. 

xgoa— MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN. 

William  M.  Beardshear,  President. 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 

Charles  H.  Keyes,  Treasurer. 
X903— BOSTON,  MASS. 

Charles  W.  Eliot,  President 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 

W.  M.  Davidson,  Treasurer. 

X904— ST.  LOUIS,  MO. 

John  W.  Cook,  President 
Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 
McHenry  Rboads,  Treasurer. 

X905— ASBURY  PARK  AND  OCEAN  GROVE,  N.J. 
WnxUM  H.  Maxwell,  President 
Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 
James  W.  Crabtrse,  Treasurer. 
X906 — NoseasioQ. 


igoT— LOS  ANGELES,  CAL. 

Nathan  C.  Schaepfer,  President. 
Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 
J.  N.  Wilkinson,  Treasurer. 


NAME  CHANGED  TO 

NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 


X908-CLEVELAND,  OHIO 

Edwin  G.  Cooley,  President. 

iRwm  Shepard,  Secretary. 

Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  Treasurer. 


1900— DENVER,  COLO. 

Lorenzo  D.  Harvey,  President 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary. 

Arthxtr  H.  Chamberlain,  Treasurer. 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION    OF 
THE  UNITED  STATES 


OFFICERS  FOR   1908^ 


GENERAL  ASSOCIATION 

LomxNzo  D.  Haxvxy Presidmt Menomooie,  Wis. 

Irwdi  Shkpasd Secretary Winona,  Minn. 

AxTHUR  H.  Cbambeklaim Tr§asurtr Pandena,  CaL 

VICE-PRESIDENTS 

Edwin  G.  Coolzy,  President.  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co Boston.  Ma«. 

jAicxsC.  Byenks,  Member  of  Board  of  Ezaminera,  Qty  Schools New  York«  K.  Y. 

AsNOLDAS  H.  McClurx,  Superintendent  of  Schools * Yuma,  Ariz. 

Carleton  B.  Gibson,  Superintendent  of  Schools Cohimbus,  Ga. 

Joseph  Rosin,  Superintendent  of  Schools Fairmont,  W.  Va. 

Jasfsx  L.  McBrien,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Tjnmin,  Nebr. 

GzoRGz  M.  Philips,  Principal,  Sute  Normal  School West  Chester,  Pa. 

Benjamin  F.  Moors.  Superintendent  of  Schools Marion,  Ind. 

Charles  Evans,  Superintendent  of  Schools Ardmore,  Okla. 

James  A.  Edwards,  Editor,  Jewa  Normal  Monthly Dubuque,  Iowa 

George  H.  Martin,  Secretary,  State  Board  of  Education West  Salem,  Mass. 

Katherinx  L.  Craig.  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Denver,  Colo. 

BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES 

James  M.  Greenwood,  Secretary Kansas  City,  Mo .' Term  expires  July,  1909 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  Chairman New  York,  N.  Y Term  ezpfres  July,  19x0 


Henry  B.  Brown Valparaiso,  Ind. . . , 

Carroll  G.  Pearse Milwaukee,  Wis. . . 

Lorenzo  D.  Harvey Menomonie.  Wis.. 


Tcnn  expires  July,  igii 
Term  expires  July,  1911 
Exoficia 


EXECUTIVE  COMMITTEE 

Lorenzo  D.  Harvey President Menomonie.  Wis. 

Edwin  G.  Cooley First  Vice-President Boston,  Mass. 

Arthur  H.  Chamberlain Treasurer Pasadena,  CaL 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler Chairmam,  Board  0/  Trustees New  York,  N.  Y. 

John  H.  Phillips Member  by  Election Birmincham,  Ala. 

Irwin  Shepard Secretary Winona,  Minn. 


BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 
Directors  ex  officio 


Lorenzo  D.  Harvey,  Menomonie,  Wis. 
Edwin  G.  Cooley,  Boston,  Mass. 


Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  Pasadena,  CaL 
Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


Irwin  Shepard,  Winona,  Minn. 


liife  Direotors 


Bicknell,  Thomas  W.,  Providence,  R.  I. 
Board  op  Education,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
Brown,  Elmer  Ellsworth,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Butler,  Nicholas  Murray,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
♦Canpield,  James  H.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Cook,  John  W.,  DeKalb,  la 
Cooley,  Edwin  G.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Corson,  Oscar  T.,  Columbus.  Ohio 
Eliot,  Charles  W.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Gove,  Aaron,  Denver,  Colo. 
Graham,  H.  A.,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Mich. 
^Deceased. 


Green,  Tames  M.,  Trenton.  N.  J. 

Greenwood,  J.  M.,  Kansas  City,  Ma 

Harris,  W.  T..  Washington,  D.  C. 

Jewett,  a.  v.,  Abilene,  Kan. 

Lyte,  Elipbalbt  Oram,  MillersviUe,  Pa. 

Marshall,  T.  Marcbllus,  Stouts  Mills,  W.  Va. 

Maxwell,  William  H.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Parker,  Charles  I.,  Chicago,  IlL 

PicKARD,  JosiAH  L.,  Los  Angcfes,  CaL 

Pike,  Joshua,  Jerseyville,  IlL 

ScHAEFPER,  Nathan  C,  Harrisbuzg,  Pa. 


DIRECTORS  13 

liife  HiimttoTm—cmUmmd 
SKDmxs,  Ckaslis  R.,  Watertown,  N.  Y.  Taylob,  A.  R.,  Decatur,  HL 

Statk  Tkacbebs'  Assocution,  lUino't  Txachkbs'  InbHAUim.  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Stsatton,  C.  C  St  Johns,  Ore.  White,  Chabt.m  G.,  Lake  linden,  Mich. 

Wilson,  J.  Oimohd,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Dirooton  by  XSleotion 

Alabama Jomi  W.  Abkicboiibib,  President,  UniTenaty  of  Alabama,  University  P.  O. 

Ariaona A.  J.  Mattbkws,  President,  Tenitorial  Nonnal  School.  Tempe 

Arkansas Gkobob  B.  Cook,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Little  Rock 

Califdmia Ddmcan  MAcKmifON,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  San  Diego 

Coloiado Chablbs  £.  Ckadsxy,  Superintendent  ol  Schools,  Denver 

Connectiait Chablbs  H.  Kxybs,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  South  District,  Hartford 

Delaware Gbobob  W.  Twitmybb,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Wilmington 

District  of  Columbia W.  T.  Habbb,  Ex-United  States  Commissioner  of  Education,  Washington 

Ffcxida Mbs  Clbh  Hampton,  Department  of  Education,  Tallahassee 

Georgia Cablbton  B.  Gibson,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Columbus 

Idaho Waltbb  R.  Sidbbs,  Superintendent  ol  Schools,  Pocatdlo 

Illinois Waltbb  R.  Hatvibld,  Principal  of  Elementary  School,  Chicago 

Indiana Thomas  A.  Morr,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Richmond 

Iowa Fbank  L.  Smabt,  Superintendent  ol  Schoob,  Davenport 

Kansas John  MacDonald,  Editor,  Western  School  Journal^  Topeka 

Kentucky W.  H.  Babtholombw,  Principal  of  Gfals*  High  School,  Louisville 

Louisiana Wabbbn  Easton,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  New  Orleans 

Maine Payson  Smzih,  State  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Augusta 

Maryland M.  Batbs  S-cbphbhs,  State  Superintendent  ol  Public  Instruction,  Annapolis 

Massachusetts Ikving  O.  Palmbb,  Science  Master,  Newton  High  School,  Newtonville 

Michigan David  McKsnob,  Principal  of  Central  High  School,  Detroit 

MinnesoU S.  L.  Hbbtbb,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  St.  Paul 

Mississippi E.  E.  Bass,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Greenville 

MisKMiri John  R.  KiBX,  President.  State  Normal  School,  Kirksville 

Montana S.  D.  Labobnt,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Great  Falls 

Nebraska Albbkt  A.  Rbkd,  Associate  Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  lincoln 

Nevada Romanzo  Adams,  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Nevada,  Reno 

New  Hampshire Hbnby  C.  Morbbon,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Concord 

New  Jersey. John  Enbioht,  Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Freehold 

New  Mexico R.  R.  Labkin,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Las  Vegas 

New  York Augustus  S.  Downing,  First  Assistant  Commissioner  of  Education,  Albany 

North  Carolina Isaac  G.  GRimN,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Salisbury 

North  Dakota B.  A.  Dunbab,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Park  River 

Ohio William  McK.  Vancx,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Delaware 

Oklahoma E.  D.  Cambbon,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Guthrie 

Oregon J.  H.  Ackbbman,  Sute  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Salem 

Pennsylvania Rbbd  B.  Tbrbick,  Deputy  State  Sup*t  of  Public  Instruction,  Harrisburg 

Rhode  Island Hbbbbbt  W.  Lull,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Newport 

South  Carolina David  B.  Johnson,  President  Winthrop  Normal  &  Industrial  ColL.  Rock  Hill 

South  Dakota Fbbbman  H.  Hopv,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Mitchell 

Tennessee I.  C.  McNbill,  Superintendent  ol  Schools,  Memphis 

Texas Cbbb  T.  Wobk,  President  of  College  of  Industrial  Arts,  Denton 

Utah William  Allison,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Ogden 

Vermont .-.  Mason  S.  Stonb,  State  Superintendent  of  Education,  Montpelier 

Virginia Josbph  L.  Jarman,  President,  State  Female  Normal  School,  Farmville 

Washington Edward  T.  Mathes.  Principal  State  Normal  School,  Bellingham 

West  Virginia Robbbt  A.  Abmstrong,  Head,  English  Dept.  W.  Virginia  Univ.,  Morgantown 

Wtsmnsin H.  C  Bubll,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  JanesviUe 

Wyoming A.  D.  Cook,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Cheyenne 

DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS 
National  Council 

PrendeHt Josbph  Swain,  President,  Swarthmore  College Swarthmore,  Pa. 

Viu-PresideiU Jambs  M.  Green,  Principal,  State  Normal  School Trenton,  N.  J. 

Setreietry John  W.  Carr,  Superintendent  of  Schools Dayton,  Ohio 

BxoeuHve  Committee. .  Elmbb  Ellsworth  Brown,  U.  S.  Commissioner  of  Education  . .  Washington,  D.  C. 

Execmthe Committee..  W.  T.  Habbb,  1360  Fairmont  Ave.,  N.  W Washington,  D.  C. 

Exeemtive  Committee. .  Jambs  M.  Gbbbnwood,  Superintendent  of  Schools Kansas  City,  Mo. 


14  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

KindergATten 

President Mabel  A.  MacKimniy,  Superviaor,  Public  School  K!iidef«utess  Cteveland.  Ohio 

Vic^-PresidMU Luxlla  A.  PALMOt.  Teachers  CoIL,  Cohimbla  Unltcndty New  York.  N.  Y. 

Stcrelary Caxounx  Skwau^  Director  id  Kindergaiten Denver,  Colo. 

Slementarj 

PrtsidaU Jamss  F.  Chambsslain.  State  Normal  School Loa  Angelet.  Cal. 

Vie^Presidmt Adklaxdk  S.  Baylok,  Saperintendent  of  Schools Wabaah,  Ind. 

Stcrttary Nxfpa  Holliday,  Principal  of  Night  School Denver,  Cob. 

Beoondary 

Presidmt J.  Stamlky  Brown,  Principal,  High  School JoUet,  HI. 

First  Vit»-Presid€Ht.,  S.  A.  UNDnwooo,  Principal,  Westport  High  School Kansas  Qty,  Mo 

StcMd  Vk4'Pruid4nl  Wm.  H.  Smilxy,  Principal,  East  Side  High  School Denver,  Colo. 

Secretary E.  U.  Gkaft,  Principal  of  High  School Omaha,  Nebr. 

Higher 

Prtsidtnt Frank  Strono,  Chancellor,  University  of  Kansas Lawrence,  Kans. 

VicePrendmt W.  F.  Book,  Professor  of  PhiL  and  Edu..  State  University Missoula.  Mont 

Secretary Frxo.  E.  Bolton,  Director,  School  of  Edu.,  State  University Iowa  City,  Iowa 

Normal 

President Hknxy  G.  Williams,  Dean,  Normal  College,  Ohio  Unlvernty  . .  Athens,  Ohio 

Vice-Presidant D.  B.  Johnson,  President,  Winthrop  Normal  and  Industrial  ColL  Rdck  Hill,  S.  C. 

Secretary Louisx  M.  Hannum,  State  Normal  School Greeley,  Colo. 

Buperintendenoe 

President W.  H.  Elson,  Superintendent  of  Schools Cleveland,  Ohio 

First  Vice-President. .  D.  B.  Johnson,  President,  Winthrop  Normal  and  Industrial  CoIL  Rock  Hill,  S.  C. 

Second  Yic^President  Ida  C.  Bknder,  Superviaor  of  Primary  Grades Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

Secretary A.  C.  Nblson,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Salt  Lake  City,  Utah 

Manual 

President J.  E.  Addioott.  Newman  Manual  Training  School New  Orleans,  La. 

Vice-President Edna  D.  Day,  Home  Economics,  University  of  Missouri Columbia,  Mo. 

Secretary Ellxn  M.  Bartlxtt.  Supervisor  of  Domestic  Science Alameda,  CaL 

Art 

President Florence  E.  Ellb,  Supervisor  of  Drawing Clevelsnd,  Ohio 

Vice-President C.  Valentine  Krby,  Manual  Training  High  Sdiool Denver,  Colo. 

Secretary Gertrude  R.  Snith.  Associate  Professor  of  Art,  Newcomb  CoU.  New  Orleans.  La. 

MuBio 

President Frances  E.  Clark,  Supervisor  of  Music Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Vice-President Charles  I.  Rice,  Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools Worcester,  Mass. 

Secretary P.  C.  Hayden.  Director  of  Music Keokuk,  Iowa 

BuBineBB 

President S.  R.  Hoover.  Principal  of  Commercial  Dept.,West  High  School ..  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Vice-President D'  W.  McMillan,  Head  of  Commercial  Dept.,  West  High  School .  Detroit,  Mich. 

Secretary ,.  H.  C.  Spiliman.  Teacher  of  Commercial  Branches,  High  School .  Butte.  Moot 

Child-Study 

President George  E.  Johnson,  Superintendent  of  Playground  Aasodation  .  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Vice-President A.  Caswell  Ellis,  Professor  of  Education.  University  of  Texas  .  Ausdn,  Texas 

Secretary Will  G.  Chambers,  Prof,  of  Psychology,  State  Normal  School. .  Greeley,  Colo. 

FhyBlcal 

President Wic.  W.  Hastings.  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Training  School Springfield.  Mass. 

Vice  President W.  P.  Bowsn,  Professor  of  Education.  State  Normal  College. . . .  YpsOsntl,  Mkh. 

Secretary Lorna  H.  Leland,  Playground  Organizer Tempieton,  Mass. 

Solenoe 

President Otis  W.  Caldwell,  Assoc.  Prof,  of  Botany,  University  of  Chicago  Chicago,  HL 

Vice-President Franklin  T.  Jones,  Teacher  of  Science,  University  School CleveUnd,  Ohk> 

Secretary George  L.  Cannon,  East  SklelHigh  School Denver,  Cda 


DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS  1$ 


Bohool  AdminiBtrstion 

PreaidmU Fiahcb  H.  Haskxot,  President,  Board  of  Education Clerdand,  Ohio 

Fhrsi  Vke-PruidaU. .  Otto  C.  Schnxidkr.  President.  Booxd  of  Education. Chicago,  HL 

Swuud  Yic*-Prfidmi  Dantoed  E.  Axnswokth.  President,  Board  of  Education. Albany.  N.  Y. 

Stcrtiary Wm.  Gxoiox  Bruce,  Editor.  American  School  Board  Journal. . . .  Milwaukee.  Wis.  • 

Chairmau  Ex,  Com, .  William  O.  Tnoicpsoir.  President,  Ohio  State  University Columbus,  Ohio 

Ijibranr 

Prostdml BiASY  E.  Abekn.  Editor,  PuMfe  Lt&rorief Chicago.  HL 

Vieo-FrtsidonS David  Fblmlxy,  President.  State  Normal  University Normal.  IIL 

Socrtlary, Joseph  F.  Daniels,  Librarian,  SUte  Agricultural  CoU^e Fort  Collins,  Colo. 

Bpeolftl 

Presidomi..,.. Frank  M.  Jack,  State  Nomud  School River  Falls,  Wis. 

Vko-Pruideni Cornelia  D.  Binosaic.  Nomud  School Chicago,  III 

Stcrotary- Elizabxtb  E.  Farrsll,  Inspector  of  Ungraded  Ckases New  Yoric  City 

Indian 

Prtsidemt Charles  E.  Burton,  Supt.  of  U.  S.  Indian  School Gd.  Junction,  Colo. 

VkfPrtsideiU L.  M.  Coupton.  Superintendent  of  Indian  School Tomah.  Wis. 

Socniary Esteu.e  Reel,  Superintendent  of  Indian  Schoob Washington.  D.  C. 

Technical 

Presidtmi LoiTis  C.  MoNiN.  Dean,  Armour  Institute  of  Technology Chicago,  IIL 

Vko-Prgsident Albert  B.  Storks,  President  of  Iowa  SUte  College Ames,  Iowa 

SocTitary George  A.  Merrill,  Principal,  School  of  Mechanical  Arts San  Francisco,  Cal 

Boral  and  Agrioultoral 

Prtsident D.  B.  Johnson.  President.  Winthrop  Normal  and  Industrial  ColL  Rock  Hill.  S.  C 

Vko-PruidoHi. A.  B.  Graham,  College  of  Agriculture Columbus,  Ohio 

Secrdary E.  E.  Balconb.  State  Supervisor  of  Industrial  Education Stillwater.  Okla. 

OrganiBationB  of  "Women 

President, Laura  Drake  Gill.  President  Association  Collegiate  Alumnae. .  Washington.  D.  C. 

Vico-Presidem. Mrs.  Sarah  S.  Platt  Decker.  Member  of  Educational  Council  Denver,  Colo. 

Secretary, Mary  D.  Bradford,  Primary  Supervisor,  Stout  Training  School  Menomonie.  Wis. 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION    OF 
THE  UNITED  STATES 


OFFICERS  FOR  1909-10 


GENERAL  ASSOCIATION 

James  Y.  JovMM Presidmt...^ lUIeigh,  N.  C 

Iswm  Shxpasd Stcntary Winooa,  Minn. 

AxTHUR  H.  Cbambeklaxn Trgasurtr Paaadeiu,  Cal 

VICE-PRESIDENTS 

Lorenzo  D.  Harvey,  Saperintendcnt  of  Stout  Training  School Menomonie,  Wis. 

G.  W.  A.  LucKBY,  Prof esaor  of  Educadon.  Univenity  of  Nebraska lincoln,  Nebr. 

William  M.  HolloWay.  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instructioo Tallahassee.  Fla. 

M.  Bates  Stephens,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Education. Annapolis,  Md. 

Frank  B.  Dyer,  Superintendent  of  Schools Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Thomas  H.  Harris,  State  Superintendent  of  Education Baton  Rouge,  La. 

WiLUAM  J.  Kerr.  President  of  Oitgon  Agricuhuial  College Corvallis,  Ore. 

Mrs.  Katherinx  M.  Cook,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction. Denyer,  Colo. 

HxRVEY  B.  Work,  Superintendent  of  Schools Wheeling,  W.  Va. 

William  A.  Mnxxs,  President  of  Hanover  College Hanover,  Ind. 

Lloyd  E.  Wolfe,  Principal  of  Vocational  School  for  Boys San  Antonio,  Tex. 

BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  Chairmam,, .  New  York,  N.  Y Term  expires  July,  19x0 

Henry  B.  Brown Valparaiso,  Ind ,,,.  Term  expires  July,  xgix 

Carroll  G.  Pearsb Milwaukee,  Wis Term  expires  July,  1912 

James  M.  Greenwood,  S€cr9lary, Kansas  Qty,  Mo Term  expires  July,  19x3 

James  Y.  Joynxr Raleigh,  N.  C Ex  officio 

EXECUTIVE  COMMITTEE 

James  Y.  JoYNER Prttidont Raleigh,  N.  C. 

Lorenzo  D.  Harvey First  Vico-Prosideni Menomonie,  Wis. 

Arthur  H.  Chamberlain Troamrtr Pasadena,  Cal.. 

Nicholas  Murray  Buti.er Chairman,  Board  of  Trustees New  York,  N.  Y. 

John  H.  Phillips Mtmbor  by  Eloction Birmingham,  Ala. 


iRWDf  Shepard Secrotary 

BOARD  OP  DIRECTORS 
Direotors  ex  officio 


Winona,  Minn. 


James  Y.  Joyner,  Raleigh,  N.  C 
Lorenzo  D.  Harvey,  Menomonie,  Wis. 


Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  Pasadena,  CaL 
Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  New  Yorii,  N.  Y. 


Irwin  Shepard,  Winona,  Minn. 


Iiife  Directors 


BiCKNELL,  Thomas  W.,  Providence,  R.  L 
Board  o?  Education,  Nashville,  Tom. 
Brown,  Elmer  Ellsworth,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Butler,  Nicholas  Murray,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Cook,  John  W.,  DeKalb,  lU. 
Cooley,  Edwin  G.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Corson,  Oscar  T.,  Columbus,  Ohio 
Eliot,  Charles  W.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Gove,  Aaron,  Denver,  Colo. 
Graham,  H.  A.,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Mich. 
Green,  James  M.,  Trenton,  N.  J. 


Greenwood,  J.  M.,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Harris,  W.  T.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Harvey,  Lorenzo  D.,  Menomonie,  Wis. 

Jewett,  a.  v.,  Abilene,  Kana. 

Lyte,  Eliphalet  Oram,  MiUersville,  Pa. 

Marshall,  T.  Marcellus,  Stouts  Mills,  W.  Va. 

Maxwell,  W^liam  H.,  New  Yorii,  N.  Y. 

Parker,  Charles  I.,  Chicago,  111. 

Pickard,  Josiah  L.,  Los  Angeles,  CaL 

Pike,  Joshua.  Jerseyville,  IlL 

ScHAEPFER,  Nathan  C,  Harrisbuzg,  Pa. 


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DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS  l^ 

SraonEi,  Chailes  R.,  Watertown,  N.  Y.  Taylok,  A.  R.,  Decatur,  I1L 

State  Teachers*  Association.  IlL  Tbachebs*  Institute,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Stkatton,  C.  C,  St.  Johns,  Ore.  White,  Charles  G.,  Lake  Uoden,  Mich. 

Wilson,  J.  Oimond,  Washington,  D.  C 

Direotors  by  IDleotion 

Alabama. Samuel  S.  Murfby.  Superintendent  of  Schools MobiJe 

Aruona A.  J.  Matthews,  President.  Territorial  Normal  School Tempo 

Arkansas Gboroe  B.  Cook,  State  Superintendent  ol  Public  Instnictbn littk  Rock 

California Duncan  MacKinnon,  Superintendent  of  Schoob San  Diego 

Colotado Charles  E.  Chadsey,  Superintendent  of  Schools Denver 

Connecticut Charles  H.  Kryes,  Superintendent  of  South  District  Schools Hartfocd 

Ddawaxe Georoe  W.  TwmcYSR,  Superintendent  of  Schools Wilmington 

Dist  ol  CoL Elmer  Ellsworth  Brown,  United  States  ComV  of  Education. . .  Washington 

Fk>rkla Miss  Clem  Hampton,  Department  of  Education Tallahassee 

Geofgia Carleton  B.  Gibson,  Superintendent  of  Schools Columbus 

Idaho Miss  S.  Beixe  Chamberlain,  Sute  Supt  of  Public  Instr Boise 

nUnois J.  Stanley  Brown,  Principal  of  Township  H^h  School JoUet 

Indiana Thomas  A.  Morr,  Superintendent  of  Schools Richmond 

Iowa Frank  L.  Smart,  Superintendent  of  Schools Davenport 

Kansas John  MacDonald,  Editor,  WtHem  Sekodl  Jowmai Topeka 

Kentucky W.  H.  Bartholomew.  Principal  of  Girls' High  School Louisville 

Louisiana Warren  Easton,  Superintendent  of  Schoob New  Orleans 

Maine Payson  Smith,  State  Superintendent  dL  Schoob. AugusU 

Maryland A.  C.  WnxBOM,  County  Superintendent  of  Schoob Cumberland 

Masnchusetts. Irvino  O.  Palmer,  Science  Master,  Newton  High  School Newtonville 

Michigan. . .» E.  £.  Scrbmrr,  Superintendent  ol  Schoob Ishpeming 

Minneaote S.  L.  Hsetkr,  Superintendent  ol  Schoob St.  Paul 

Miadaaiiypi E.  E.  Bass,  Superintendent  ol  Schoob Greenville 

Missouri Howard  A.  Gass,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Jefferson  Qty 

Montana W.  E.  Harmon.  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Helena 

Nebraska A.  H.  Waterhouse,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Fremont 

Nevada Romamso  Adams,  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Nevada...  Reno 

New  Hampshire Henry  C.  Morrbon,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instr. Concord 

New  Jersey M.  H.  Kinslby,  Superintendent  of  County  Schoob Hoboken 

New  Medoo James  £.  Clark,  Territorial  Supt.  of  Public  Instruction Sante  F< 

New  York Augustus  S.  Downing,  First  Assistant  Com'r  of  Education Albany 

North  Carolina W.  S.  Snipes,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Winston-Salem 

North  Dakou .Thomas  Hillyer,  PresUent  ol  State  Normal  School Mayville 

Ohio J.  W.  MacKinnon,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Bellefontaine 

Okbhoma Lynn  Glover,  Prof,  of  Polit.  Econ.,  Sute  Normal  School Weatherford 

OttffKu E.  D.  Rbssler,  Pmkient  of  State  Normal  School Monmouth 

Peonsyhrania. Reed  B.  Tettrick,  Deputy  State  Sup*t  of  Public  Instruction. . .  .^.  Hazrisburg 

Rhode  Island Herbert  W.  Lxnx,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Newport 

South  Carolina David  B.  Johnson.  President  of  Wmthrop  Nor.  and  Indust.  CoQ. .  Rock  Hill 

South  Dakota Freeman  H.  Horr,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Mitchell 

Tennessee L  C.  McNeill,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Memphb 

Texas George  H.  Carpenter,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Brownwood 

Utah W.  S.  Rawlinos,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Provo 

Vermont Mason  S.  Stone,  State  Superintendent  ol  Education Montpelier 

Virginia Joseph  Eooleston,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Invlruction. . .  Richmond 

Washington Henry  B.  Dewey,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  . . .  Olympia 

West  Vuginia Morrb  P.  Shawxey,  State  Superintendent  of  Schools. Charleston 

Wiaooosin Carroll  G.  Pearse,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Milwaukee 

Wyoming A.  D.  Cook,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  In^ruction Cheyenne 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION   OF 
THE  UNITED  STATES 


OFFICERS  FOR  1909-10 


GENERAL  ASSOCIATION 

JAMW  Y.  JOYMKR Presidmt...^ R&ldgh,  N.  C 

Uwm  Shkpakd Secretary Winona,  Minn. 

Arthue  H.  Cbambkklaxn Tr$anirtr Paaadott,  CaL 

VICE-PR£SIDENTS 

Lorenzo  D.  Haxv«y»  Superintendent  of  Stout  Tkvining  School Menomonie,  Wis. 

G.  W.  A.  LucKZY,  Professor  of  Education,  Univenity  of  Nebraska Lincoln,  Nebr. 

William  M.  Holloway.  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction. Tallahassee,  Fla. 

M.  Bates  Stephens,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Education. Annapolis,  Md. 

Frank  B.  Dyer,  Superintendent  of  Schools Cindnnad,  Ohio 

Tbonas  H.  Harris,  State  Superintendent  of  Education Baton  Rouge,  La. 

William  J.  Kerr.  President  of  Oregon  Agricultural  College Corvallis,  Ore. 

Mrs.  Katherine  M.  Cook,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  InstructiaiL Denver,  Colo. 

Hervey  B.  Work,  Superintendent  of  Schools Wheeling.  W.  Va. 

William  A.  Mnxis,  President  of  Hanover  College Hanover,  Ind. 

Lloyd  E.  Wolte,  Principal  of  Vocational  School  for  Boys San  Antonio,  Tex. 

BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  Chakman, . .  New  York,  N.  Y Term  ezpixes  July,  xozo 

Henry  B.  Brown Valparaiso,  Ind. ^ . . .  Term  expires  July,  xgxz 

Carroll  G.  Pearss Milwaukee,  Wis Term  expires  July,  i9x> 

James  M.  Greenwood,  Secrttary Kansas  City,  Mo Term  expires  July,  1913 

James  Y.  JOYNBR Raleigh,  N.  C Ex  office 

EXECUTIVE  COMMITTEE 

James  Y.  Joyner PftsidttU Raleigh,  N.  C. 

Lorenzo  D.  Harvey Firsi  Vict-Presideni Menomonie,  Wis. 

Arthur  H.  Chamberlain TrMsurtr Pasadena,  Cat.. 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler Chairm4m,  Board  of  TrusUts New  York,  N.  Y. 

John  H.  Phillips Mtmbtr  by  Election Birmingham,  AU. 


iRWDf  Shepard Secretary 

BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 
Direoton  ex  oflloio 


Winona,  Minn. 


James  Y.  Joyner,  Raleigh,  N.  C 
Lorenzo  D.  Harvey,  Menomonie,  Wis. 


Irwin  Shepard,  Winona,  Minn. 


.\rthur  H.  Chamberlain,  Pasadena,  CaL 
Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


Ijife  Directors 


BiCKNELL,  Thomas  W.,  Providence,  R.  L 
Board  or  Education,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
Brown,  Elmer  Ellsworth,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Butler,  Nicholas  Murray,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Cook,  John  W.,  DeKalb,  111. 
Coolev,  Edwin  G.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Corson,  Oscar  T.,  Columbus,  Ohio 
Eliot,  Charles  W.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Gove,  Aaron.  Denver,  Colo. 
Graham,  H.  A.,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Mich. 
Green,  James  M.,  Trenton,  N.  J. 


Greenwood,  J.  M.,  Kansas  City,  Bfo. 
Harris,  W.  T.,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Harvey,  Lorenzo  D.,  Menomonie,  Wis. 
Jewett,  a,  v.,  Abilene,  Kana. 
Lyte,  Eliphalet  Oram,  MiUersville,  Pa. 
Marshall,  T.  Marckixus.  Stouts  Mills,  W.  Va. 
Maxwell,  William  H.,  New  York,  N>^. 
Parker,  Chapxbs  L.  Chicagc 

PiCKARD,  JOSIAH  L.,  LoS  Aug 

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TREASURER'S  REPORT 

OF  TBS 

NATIONAL   EDUCATION   ASSOCIATION 

July  i,  1908,  to  June  30,  1909 


Arthur  H.  duunberlain,  in  Aooount  with  the  National 
Xduoation  AMOoiation 


BALANCE  ON  HAND  JULY  X,   Z908 

Balance  brought  forward  firom  Treasurer's  report  for  year  eodinc  June 

30,  igo8 •. $a^s7'6o 

RECEIPTS 
From  Annual  MeeHng: 
Advance  Enrollment— 

From  H.  G.  WiUiams $  69400 

From  W.G.  Rose 4*834.00 

$S.S»«.  00 

Convention  Resbtzatkm 10,630.85 

$16,158.85 

From  Membciahipa,  Chicago  Meeting  of  Department  of  Superintendence  $  1,446.00 

From  Secretary's  office  during  the  year: 

Membership  fees $8,868.00 

F.nmilmfnt  fees 594-oo 

Exchange 9.61 

Sale  of  back  volumes 839.08 

Sale  of  Committee  Reports,  etc. 163.04 

Miscdlaneous 6. 77 

From  interest  on  Permanent  Fund 

From  royalty  on  sale  of  Reports  on  Committees  of  Ten  and  Fifteen  .... 
From  interest  on  deposits  in  First  National  Bank  of  Chicago 

Total  receipts  for  the  year. $35.061 .07 

DISBURSEMENTS 
Board  of  Trustees: 

For  expenses $18.64         $18.64 

Executive  Committee  expenses: 

President $203 .  4s 

Firrt  Vice-President 14.85 

Treasurer 394'83 

Chairman,  Board  of  Trustees x  77  •  34 

Member  by  election 150.88 


General  Secretary's  office: 

Salary  of  Secretary $4,000.00 

Postage a,a38.33 

Tdegrams 199.81 

Freight  and  express 54.83 

Gerical  services 3,878.68 

Exchange ^.  .90 

Stationery  and  office  supplies 188. 74 

Traveling 3x7. 40 

Rent 600.00 

Miscellaneous 65 .65 


$941.33 


$XO,544-34 


TREASURER'S  REPORT  2i 

Volumet  of  Froemdingt  (10,500  copies) SS.zSa.jo 

Yearbooks  (6«aso  copies) 1.050. 55 

<9>»3a.85 

Repnots nooi  folnines pax .99 

Spedal  repocts 464' 79 

Executive  Comniittee  Bulledns x,973  •  xo 

MtscrilsneoQi  Qetterhesids,  blanks,  envelopes,  etc) '                    854-95 


Expiess  and  FfciipDt: 

Diatzibotion  of  volttmes  and  repocts. 


Special  Appcopriatioas: 

Committee  of  Shoftafe  of  Teachers 

Committee  on  Place  of  Industries. 

Committee  on  Moral  Education 

Committee  on  Elxceptional  Children 

Committee  on  Industrial  Education 

Conventions: 

Department  of  Superintendence: 
Qerical  service— 

Rcfistration  and  typewriting 103. 17 

Badces 76.00 


$3,534 

56 

308 

.a7 

$246.80 

7a 

■  SO 

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.75 

6 

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$13,447.68 


$3,733  83 


Programs  for  the  Convention 5z  .00 


Bill  of  Yawman  &  Erbe  Mfg.  Co. $9.00 

BiU  of  A.  H.  Andrews  &  Co 6.00           1500 

Annual  Convention: 

Department  expenses $a6z  .36 

State  directors  and  mansgers 469.  xa 

Qerical  services: 

Registration  Bureau 706. 56 

Stenographers  and  typewriter  operators 54o>9a 

$539.00 

'• 35.60 

Express  and  freight $    3.35 

Stationery 53.7a 

Telegrams 85.05 

Miscellaneous: 

Expense  of  speaker  (Qeveland  Meeting) $406. 75 

Other  miscellaneous  expenses 44.55         45x30 

Undassified  disbursements: 

Bonds  of  Secretary  and  Treasurer $50 .  00 

Auditing  books  of  Secretary  and  Treasurer 30.00 

Exchange  of  typewriter 30.00 

Conference  of  Department  Presidents 769.54 

Expense  incurred  in  securing  75  R.  R.  Certificates,  Department  of 

Superintendence 185.  zo 


$343.55 


$345. X7 


$x,977.96 


$564.60 


$593. 3» 


Purchase  of  reports $  4. 50 

Press  clippings 30.00 

Office  furniture,  etc 37.oo 

Refunds  of  duplicate  payments 60.  za 

Reports  of  Committees  of  Ten  and  Fifteen 5.00  Z36.6a 


22  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

SUMMARY 

Rectipu 

Balance  brought  forward  from  the  Treaaurer's  report  for  year  ending  June  30,  1908  $  9,357  •  60 

Receipts  for  year  July  i,  1908,  to  June  30, 1909 3S,o6i  .07 

$37,418.67 


Disburstments 

Total  expenses  for  the  year.. <33.600.67 

BaUmct  in  treasury,  /mm  jo,  t9og $  31809.00 

Auditor's  CERnncATE 

Chicago,  November  30,  1909 
Board  of  Trustees,  National  Education  Association  of  the  United  States. 

Gentlemen:  We  have  audited  the  books  and  accounts  of  the  National  Education 
Association  of  the  United  States,  kept  by  the  Secretary,  Irwin  Shepard,  and  the  Treasurer, 
Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  for  the  period  from  July  i,  1908,  to  June  15,  1909,  and  compared 
them  with  the  relative  vouchers  and  cheques,  and  find  the  books  to  be  correct.  We 
compared  the  Treasurer's  records  with  those  kept  by  the  Secretary,  and  find  them  to  be 
in  accord. 

We  annex  herewith  a  statement  of  the  Receipts  and  Disbursements  for  the  period 
under  review,  which  we  have  checked  with  the  books  and  we  certify  it  to  be  in  accordance 
therewith. 

Yours  very  truly. 

The  International  Audit  Company 
By  {Signed)  Robert  Nelson,  C.  A.,  Manager 


REPORT  OF  THE  BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES  23 

TWENTY-TfflRD  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE  BOARD 
OF  TRUSTEES  OF  THE  NATIONAL  EDUCATION 
ASSOCIATION 

FOR  THE  YEAR  JULY  i,  1908,  TO  JUNE  30.  1909 


Denver,  Colorado,  July  z,  1909 
To  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  National  Education  A  ssociation: 

The  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  National  Education  Association  has  the  honor  to 
submit  its  report  on  the  Permanent  Fund  of  the  Association  for  the  year  ending  June  30, 
1909. 

The  amounts  collected  as  income  from  the  Permanent  Fund  and  the  disposition 
made  of  the  income  are  shown  in  the  following  Income  Account. 

The  changes  in  the  investments  held  for  the  Permanent  Fund  arc  shown  in  the  fol- 
lowing Principal  Account. 

There  have  been  no  additions  to  the  principal  of  the  fund  during  the  year  by  trans- 
fer from  the  current  funds  of  the  Association  other  than  the  amount  of  $72 — being  the 
accrued  interest  ($49.50)  on  $9,000  New  York  City  bonds,  purchased  June  12,  1908,  and 
the  fee  of  the  First  Trust  and  Savings  Bank  of  Chicago  on  this  investment  ($22.50) — 
erroneously  charged  to  Principal  Account  in  the  report  of  1908. 

The  present  state  of  the  investments  held  for  the  Permanent  Fund  is  shown  in  the 
following  Statement  of  Securities  held  for  the  Permanent  Fund. 

During  the  year  three  Chicago  real  estate  mortgages  and  one  Lemont,  Illinois,  school 
bond  have  been  paid  off  and  the  proceeds  invested,  as  shown,  in  $10,000  3}  per  cent,  con- 
vertible bonds  of  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Company,  and  $10,000  fifty-year  4  per  cent, 
bonds  of  the  Chicago,  Indiana  and  Southern  Railway  Company,  guaranteed  both  as  to 
principal  and  interest  by  the  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern  Railway  Company. 

The  Permanent  Fund  amounts,  at  this  date,  to  $170,100. 

Statement  A  shows  the  net  income  of  the  property  at  4762  Lake  Avenue,  Chicago, 
Illinois,  title  to  which,  as  previously  reported,  was  taken  by  the  Trustees  under  pro- 
ceedings for  foreclosure  of  mortgage.    Every  effort  is  making  to  dispose  of  this  property. 

The  operations  of  the  year,  and  the  present  state  of  the  Permanent  Fund,  are  set 
out  in  detail  in  the  accounts  and  statements  which  follow: 

INCOME  ACCOUNT 

UBCE1FTS 

$  7,000     St.  Louis  and  San  Fnmdsco  R.  R.  Co.  refunding  bonds,  iqsx,  at  4  per  cent.  $   aSo.oo 

15.000     Terminal  Association  of  St.  Louis  general  refunding  bonds,  1953,  at  4  per  cent.  600 . 00 
ao,ooo     Pittsburg,  Lake  Erie  and  West  Virginia  System  refunding  bonds,  1941,  at 

4pcrcent 800.00 

xo,ooo     Or^on  Short  line  R.  R.  Co.  refunding  bonds,  1920,  at  4  per  ceat 400.00 

X7,ooo     City  of  New  York  registered  bonds,  1957,  at  4^  per  cent 765.00 

3,500     Village  of  M<ngan  Park  gold  bonds,  191 1,  at  4i  per  cent.  \ 

1,000     Village  of  Morgan  Park  gold  bonds,  1913,  at  4i  per  cent' / ^5750 

i.Soo     I^emoDt,  HI.,  school  bonds,  at  5  per  cent 75-oo 

xo,ooo     Chicago  drainage  bonds,  19x6  \  ^ 

40,000     Chicago  drainage  bonds,  1917/*'^**'"°^ ''^^'^ 

9,000     West  Chicago  park  bonds,  xoxS  \ 

10.000     West  Chicago  park  bonds,  X9I9  J      '*'*^        '*°~ 

10.000     Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co.  convertible  bonds,  X915,  at  3^  per  cent.  (6  months) . .  X75 .00 
3,500     Bond  and  mortgage  on  5603  Madiscm  Ave.,  Chicago  (Lewis).  7909,  at  5  per 

cent X25.00 

Intemt  to  date  of  partial  payment  of  bond  and  mortgage  on  5603  Madison 

Ave.,  Chicago  (Lewis),  $3,500  at  5  per  cent 6a .  50 


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Interest  to  date  of  payment  on  bond  and  mortgage  on  5136  Hibbaxd  Ave., 

Chicago  (Ritchie)  $5,000  at  5  per  cent I4i<0i 

Interest  to  dote  of  payment  on  bond  and  mortgage  on  5939  Cornell  Ave., 

Chicago  (Dickinion),  $zx,ooo  at  4i  per  cent 405-oo 

Interest  to  date  of  payment  of  principal  on  Tjemont,  Illinois,  idiool  bond, 

$500  at  5  per  cent za.50 

Interest  on  cash  balance  in  First  Trust  and  Savings  Bank,  Chicago xoa.  17 

Net  income  of  property  4769  Lake  Ave.,  Chicago  (see  Statrmmt  A) z86.a8 

DBBtnSUXMTB 

Transferred  to  principal  account $     7«>oo 

Accrued  interest  on  $zo<ooo  Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co.  bonds 38.89 

Accrued  interest  on  $xo,ooo  Qiicago,  Indiana  and  Southern  Railway  Co. 

bonds 16.67 

Fee  of  First  Trust  and  Savings  Bank,  Chicago,  Illinois,  on  new  investment 

of  $ao,ooo — i  of  X  par  cent »  50.00 

Fee  of  First  Trust  and  Savings  bank ,  Chicago,  Illinois,  for  care  of  principal 

of  permanent  fund sz?.  13 

Net  income  paid  to  the  Treasurer  of  the  National  Education  Association. . .  6,743-17 


•7.137.M 


•7.137.86 


PRINCIPAL  ACCOUNT 


Cash  on  hand  for  investment  July  z,  zgo8 $    025-50 

Mortgage  5603  Madison  Ave.  (Lewis),  partial  payment  made  July  z,  zgoS  . .     3,500.00 

Mortgage  5136  Hlbbard  Ave.  (Ritchie),  paid  Novei^ber  4,  zgoS 5,000.00 

Mortgage  5330  Comeli  Ave.  (DicUnson),  paid  January  a,  zqoq zz,ooo.oo 

Lemont,  Illinois,  school  bond,  paid  December  z,  zgo8 500.00 

Transferred  from  Income  Account 7a  .00 

$10,000     Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Ca  3^  per  cent  convertible  bonds,  due  October  x,  X9X5, 
Nos.  B-aa8a3  to  B-aa838  inclusive,  8-37655,  B-a767x,  B-a767a,  and 

B-xxa58  at  95 $9,500.00 

zo,ooo     Chicago,  Indiana  and  Southern  Railway  Ca  50-year  4  pcr  cent,  gold  bonds, 

due  January  x,  Z956,  Noe.  ZZ386  to  ZZ394  and  Z3786,  at  95 9,500.00 

Cash  on  hand  for  investment  June  30,  1909 997. 50 


19.097  SO 


STATEMENT  OF  SECURITIES  HELD  FOR  THE  PERMANENT  FUND 

JUNE  30,  1909 

MUNICIPAL  AND  SCHOOL  BONDS 


Par  Value 


Security 

Citv  of  New  York  registered  gold  bonds, 
due  November  x,  1957 

City  of  New  York  gold  bonds,  due  No- 
vember X,  X957 

Village  of  Morgan  Park,  HI.,  gold  bonds, 
due  Novemlxr  X,  X9XX .   . 

Village  of  Morgan  Park,  HI.,  gold  bonds, 
due  July  x,  X013 

Lemont,  111.,  school  bonds,  Nos.  94,  30, 
and  3a,  payable  $500  December  z, 
yearly 

Sanitary  District  of  Chicago,  drainage 
bonds,  Nos.  34,516-24,535,  due  Decem- 
ber X,  Z916 

Sanitary  District  of  Chicago,  drainage 
bonds,  Nos.  34,501-34,625,  34,636- 
34,640,  due  December  x,  10x7 

West  Chicago  park  bonds,  Nos.  x,xox- 
1,100,  due  April  X,  1918 

West  Chicago  park  bonds,  Nos.  615,639- 
631,  x,a43-x,348,  due  April  i,  1909 


Acquired 


Interest 


Book  Value 


$  8,000 
9,000 
3,500 
x,ooo 
1,500 

xo.ooo 


9.000 
xo,ooo 

$9r,ooo 


X904 
July  3x,  X906 
July  3Z,  1906 


4^  May  and  Nov. 
4i%  May  and  Nov. 
4i%  May  and  Nov. 
4i%  Jan.  and  July 

5%  June  and  Dec 

4%  June  and  Dec 

4%  June  and  Dec. 
4%  April  and  Oct 
4%  April  and  Oct. 


$8,5x0.00 
0,8x0.00 
a,5oo.oo 

Z/KX>.00 

z.soo.oo 

xo,ooo.oo 

40.000.00 

9,045  00 

xo,o75.oo 

$93,440.00 


REPORT  OF  THE  BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES 


25 


RAILROAD  BONDS 


Par  Value 


Security 


Acqtiiied 


Interest 


Book  Value 


•  7/»o 


1S.OOO 


St  Louis  and  San  Frandaco  R.  R.  Co. 

refunding  gold  bondst  Noa.  47.435. 

47.457.  47.537.  49.oxa,  40.670,  57.37 J. 

^  57.514,  due  Jidy  x.  1051. 

Terminal  Aasoaatian   of  St  Louis  gen- 

cnl  refunding  sinking  fund  gold  bonds, 

Noa.  z6^x  1-16,32  5,  due  January  z, 

ittsbuiiriiJce  £rie,'a3id' Wett' Vinii^ 
System  refunding  gold  bonds,  Noa. 
i3.4p6-Z3,5oo,  9x,a36-az,a5o,  due  No- 
vember z,  I( 


10,000 


▼ember  z,  imx 

Oregon  Short  Line  R.  R.  Co.  guaranteed 
rduncfing  gold  bonds,  Nos.  4,0x3- 
4:0X7.  4,025-4,037,  4,976,  z3.8xo,  due 
December  i,  i^ag 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co.  convertible 
bonds,  Noa.  B-aa^ss  to  8-33,838,  in- 


dusive,  B-37i6c5.  6-37,671,  6-97,673, 

and  B-zx,958,  due  October  z,  xqi< 

Chicago,  Indiana  and  Southern  Railway 
Ca  oonds,  Nos.  11,386  to  11,394  indu- 
sive,  and  13,786,  due  January  x,  X956. . 


Jan.  3.  X907 

Jan.  30,  X905 

Jan.  z3.  X906 

Feb.  3*  1908 

Jan.  zz,  Z909 
Jan.  x8,  1909 


4%  Jan.  and  July 

4%  Jan.  and  July 

4%  May  and  Nov. 

4%  June  and  Dec. 

4%  June  and  Dec. 
4%  Jan.  and  July 


^3,000 


Cash  on  hand  awaiting  investment. 


Total 
$x  71,000 


Rents  received  by  First  Trust  and  Savings  Bank,  Cfdcago,  Illinois. . 


•  5.775. 00 

15,050.00 

z9.943.50 

8,895.00 

9.500.00 
9,500.00 


$68,662.50 


REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGES 

Fkr  Value 

Security 

AcQuired 

Interest 

Book  Value 

la.Soo 

Bond  and  mortgage  on  5603  Madison 
Ave.,  Chicago,  Dl.  (Lcw&).  due  July  x, 
ZQ09 

Z900 

5%  Jan.  and  July 

83  500  00 

REAL  ESTATE 

Par  Value 

Security 

Acquired 

Interest 

Book  Value 

•5,500 

476a  Lake  Ave.,  Chicago,  HI.  (Hard 
proptxty) 

X907 

Rent  $30  monthly 

$5,500.00 

$997  50 

Total $i7o,xoo.oo 

STATEMENT  A 

PROPERTY  AT  4762  LAKE  AVENUE,  CHICAGO,   ILLINOIS  (HORD  PROPERTY) 


$360.00 


Taxes  and  spedal  assessments $10^.37 

*«P«in 13.35 

Allowance  to  tenant 40 .  00 

Fees  of  5  per  cent  of  Firrt  Tnist  and  Savings  Bank  on  $360.00  rents  collected x8.oo 

Netfawome x86.38 


$360.00 


Respectfully  submitted 

Nicholas  Murray  Butler 
James  M.  Greenwood 
Henry  B.  Brown 
Carroll  G.  Pearse 
Lorenzo  D.  Harvey 

Trustees 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION    OF 
THE  UNITED  STATES 


OFFICERS  FOR  1909-10 


GENERAL  ASSOCIATION 

JAMZS  y.  JovMn Pretidmt Raleigh,  N.  C 

Iiwm  Shxparo StcTitary Winona,  Minn. 

AsTHUS  H.  Cbambxuaxn Triosurtr Puadenm,  CaL 

VICE-PRESIDENTS 

Lomfzo  D.  Haivsy,  Superintendent  of  Stoat  Training  School Menomonie.  Wia. 

G.  W.  A.  LucxKY,  Prafeaaor  of  Education,  Unlvenity  of  Nebraaka IJncoln,  Nebr. 

William  M.  HolloWAy.  SUte  Superintendent  of  Public  InstructioD. TaOahaaMe,  Fla. 

M.  Batss  Stkphens,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Education. Annapolia.  Md. 

FiANK  B.  Dyxk,  Superintendent  of  Schools Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Thovas  IL  HAutB,  State  Superintendent  of  Education Baton  Rouge,  La. 

William  J.  Kjua.  President  of  Oregon  Agricultund  College CorraUia,  Ore. 

Mrs.  Katheumx  M.  Cook,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  InstructioiL Denyer,  Colo. 

Hss WY  B.  Work.  Superintendent  of  SchooJs Wheeting,  W.  Va. 

William  A.  Mills,  President  of  Hanover  College Hanover,  Ind. 

Lloyd  E.  WoLrs,  Principal  of  Vocational  School  for  Boys San  Antonio,  Tex. 

BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES 

NicnoLAS  Murray  Butlxr,  Chairmam,. .  New  York,  N.  Y Term  expires  July,  iqio 

Henry  B.  Brown Valparaiso,  Ind. ^ . . .  Term  expires  July,  igii 

Carroll  G.  Pearsx Milwaukee,  Wis Term  expires  July,  igia 

Jamxs  M.  Grkenwood,  Secretary. Kansas  City,  Mo Term  expires  July,  19x3 

Jamks  Y.  JoYNKR Raleigh,  N.C Exoficio 

EXECUTIVE  COMMITTEE 

JAMCS  Y.  JoYNXs Ptetidemi Raleigh,  N.  C. 

LoRKNZO  D.  Harvky Fira  Viee-PresideiU Menomooie,  Wis. 

Arthur  H.  Chambxrladc Treasurer Pasadena,  Cal.. 

Nicholas  Murray  Butlsr Chairman,  Board  of  Trustees New  York,  N.  Y. 

John  H.  Phillips Member  by  Election Birmingham.  Ala. 


iRWOf  Shxpard. 


Secretary Winona,  Minn. 

BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 
Direoton  ex  officio 
Jamxs  Y.  Joynxr,  Raleigh,  N.  C  .Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  Pasadena,  CaL 

Lorenzo  D.  Harvzy,  Menomonie,  Wis.  Nicholas  Murray  Butlxi,  New  Yoric,  N.  Y. 

iRwm  Shxpard,  Winona,  Minn. 


Ijlfe  Direoton 


BiCKNELL,  Thomas  W.,  Providence,  R.  L 
Board  or  Education,  Nashville,  Tcnn. 
Brown,  Elmer  Ellsworth,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Butler,  Nicholas  Murray,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
CooK,  John  W.,  DeKalb.  IlL 
Cooley,  Edwin  G.,  Boston,  Mass. 
CossoN,  Oscar  T.,  Columbus,  Ohio 
Eliot,  Charles  W.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Goye,  Aaron,  Denver,  Colo. 
Graham,  H.  A.,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Mich. 
Green.  Jamxs  M.,  Trenton,  N.  J. 


Greenwood,  J.  M.,  Kansas  City,  &fo. 

Harris,  W.  T.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Harvey,  Lorenzo  D.,  Menomonie,  Wis. 

Jewktt,  a.  v.,  Abilene,  Kans. 

Lyte,  Eliphalet  Oram,  MiUersville,  Pa. 

Marshall,  T.  Marcxllus,  Stouts  Mills.  W.  Va. 

Maxwell,  William  H.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Parker,  Chapxes  I.,  Chicago,  HL 

Pickard,  Josiah  L.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

Pike,  Joshua,  JeiBcyville,  111. 

Sghaeffer,  Nathan  C,  Harrisburg,  Pa. 


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DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS  17 

Smnm,  C&asles  R.,  Watertown,  N.  Y.  Tayloi,  A.  R.,  Decatur,  lU. 

Stais  Tbachess'  A8SOC3ATION,  111.  Teachebs'  iMsnnm,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

SntATTON.  C.  C,  St.  Johns,  Ore.  White,  Chabt.es  G.,  Lake  Linden,  Mich. 

Wilson,  J.  Osmomd,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Direoton  by  Eleotion 

Alabama. Samuel  S.  MuansY,  Superintendent  of  Schools Mobile 

Arizona A.  J.  Matthews,  President-  Territorial  Nonnal  School Tempe 

Arkansas Gbosoe  B.  Cook,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction little  Rock 

California Duhcam  MacKinnon,  Superintendent  of  Schools San  Diego 

Colorado Cbables  E.  Chax>sey,  Superintendent  of  Schools Denver 

Connecticut Cbailes  H.  Keyes,  Superintendent  of  South  District  Schools Hartford 

Delaware Geoeoe  W.  Twrmyss,  Superintendent  of  Schools Wifanington 

Dist  of  CoL Elmer  Ellswoetb  Brown,  United  States  Com'r  of  Education. . .  Washington 

Florida Miss  Clem  Hampton,  Department  of  Education Tallahassee 

Geocgia Carleton  B.  Gibson,  Superintendent  of  Schools.   Columbus 

Idaho Mbs  S.  Beij.b  Chamberlain,  State  Supt  of  Public  Instr. Boise 

Illinois J.  Stanley  Brown,  Principal  of  Township  High  School JoUet 

Indiana Thomas  A.  Morr,  Superintendent  of  Schools Richmond 

Iowa Frank  L.  Smart,  Superintendent  of  Schools Dayenport 

Kansas John  MacDonald,  Editor,  Wextem  School  Journal Topeka 

Kentucky W.  H.  Bartholomew,  Principal  of  Giris' High  School Louisville 

Louisiana Warren  Easton,  Superintendent  of  Schods New  Orleans 

Maine Payson  Smith,  State  Superintendent  of  Schools. Augusta 

Marybmd A.  C.  Willbon,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools Cumberland 

Jdassadiusetts. Irvino  O.  Palmer,  Science  Master,  Newton  High  School Newtonville 

Idichigan. .  .^ E.  E.  Scrdner,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Ishpeming 

MinnesoU S.  L.  Heeter,  Supointcndent  of  Schools St.  Paul 

Missisappi E.  E.  Bass,  Superintendent  of  Schools Greenville 

Missouri Howard  A.  Gass,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Jefferson  City 

Montana W.  E.  Harmon,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Helena 

Nebraska A.  H.  Watbrhouse,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Fremont 

Nevada Romanzo  Adams,  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Nevada...  Reno 

New  Hampshire. . . .  Henry  C.  Morrison,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instr. Concord 

New  Jersey M.  H.  Kinsley,  Superintendent  of  County  Schools Hoboken 

New  Mexico Jambs  E.  Clark,  Territorial  Supt.  of  Public  Instruction Sante  F< 

New  Yock Aooustus  S.  Downino,  First  Assistant  Com*r  of  Education Albany 

North  Carolina W.  S.  Snipes,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Winston-Salem 

North  Dakota .Thomas  Hillyer,  President  of  State  Normal  School Mayville 

Ohio J.  W.  MacKinnon,  Superintendent  of  Schools. Bellefontaine 

Okbhoma Lynn  Glover,  Prof,  of  Polit.  Econ.,  State  Normal  School Weatherford 

Oregon. E.  D.  Ressler,  President  of  State  Nonnal  School Monmouth 

Pemaylvania. Reed  B.  Tbitrick,  Deputy  Sute  Sup't  of  Public  Instruction. . . .,.  Harrisburg 

Rliode  Island Herbert  W.  Lull,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Newport 

South  Carolina David  B.  Johnson,  President  of  Winthrop  Nor.  and  Indust.  Coll..  Rock  Hill 

South  Dakota Freeman  H.  Hopf,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Mitchell 

Tennessee I.  C  McNeill,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Memphb 

Texas Georob  H.  Carpenter,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Brownwood 

Utah W.  S.  Rawlinos,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Provo 

Vermoot Mason  S.  Stone,  Sute  Superintendent  of  Education Montpelier 

Virginia Joseph  Eoolbston,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction. . .  Richmond 

Washington Hbhby  B.  Dewey,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instnirtion  . . .  Olympia 

West  Vttginia Morris  P.  Shawkby,  State  Superintendent  of  Schools. Charleston 

Wisconsin Carroll  G.  Pearse,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Milwaukee 

Wyoming A.  D.  Cook,  SUte  Superintendent  of  Public  ImOruction Cheyenne 


32  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

ever  of  success  has  attended  this  Association.  I  refer  to  that  officer  of  the  Association  who 
has  served  it  so  long  and  well — Secretary  Irwin  Shepard.  The  president  comes  and  serves 
but  a  single  year,  and  but  for  this  officer  his  lot  would  be  a  hard  one  indeed. 

And  now  I  have  the  honor  of  presenting  to  you  the  president-elect,  Hon.  James  Y. 
Joyner,  State  Superintendent  of  North  Carolina  for  three  terms,  whose  work  I  know. 
When  I  say  to  you  that  he  will  bring  to  his  duties  as  President  of  this  Association  the  same 
earnestness  and  the  same  efficiency  that  he  has  shown  in  his  work  as  state  superintendent 
of  North  Carolina,  I  can  pay  him  no  greater  tribute.  I  take  pleasure  in  presenting  to  you 
President  Joyner. 

President  Joynee:  Ladies  and  Gentlemen:  I  feel  fortunate  in  receiving  the  gavel 
of  authority  from  my  distinguished  friend  who  has  wielded  it  so  acceptably.  To  all  of 
my  friends  I  wish  to  express  mv  heartfelt  thanks  for  this  high  honor  that  you  have  con- 
ferred, for  this  national  recognition  of  the  struggle  that  my  people  ponder  in  the  oldest  part 
of  this,  our  noble  country,  are  making  for  the  education  of  all  their  people.  The  honor  is 
increased  by  your  selection  of  me  over  such  worthy  competitors,  but  the  joy  is  weakened 
by  the  fact  that  I  cannot  share  this  office  and  its  honors  with  them.  I  wish  to  assure  you 
that  I  ^lall  bring  to  the  discharge  of  my  duties  such  ability  as  I  have.  I  take  them  up  with 
a  sincere  desire  to  serve  well  the  great  cause  for  which  our  A&sodation  stands  in  this  great 
Republic  of  ours. 


MINUTES  OF  MEETING  OF  THE  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 
OF  THE  ASSOCIATION 

DENVER,  COLO.— Thursday,  July  8,  1909 

The  meeting  was  called  to  order  at  Trinity  Methodist  Church  at  12  m.  by  President 
L.  D.  Harvey. 

On  motion,  the  minutes  of  the  last  annual  meeting  of  the  active  members  were  ap- 
proved as  printed  in  the  volume  of  Proceedings. 

The  report  of  the  Board  of  Trtistees,  having  been  printed  and  placed  in  the  hands  of 
the  members,  was,  on  motion,  accepted  and  adopted  by  vote  of  the  members,  and  ordered 
printed  in  the  annual  volume  of  Proceedings. 

The  report  of  the  Treasurer,  as  printed  and  distributed,  was  adopted  and  ordered 
printed  in  the  annual  volume  of  Proceedings. 

Z.  X.  Snyder,  of  Colorado,  chairman  of  the  Committee  on  Nominations,  presented 
the  report  of  that  committee,  as  follows: 

To  the  Active  Members  of  the  National  Education  Association: 

Your  Committee  on  Nominations,  thru  its  President,  has  the  honor  to  report  the 
following  nominations: 

For  President Jaices  Y.  Joyner North  Carolina 

For  Treasurer Arthur  H.  Chamberlain California 

For  Vice-Presidents Lorenzo  D.  Harvey Menomonie,  Ws. 

G.  W.  A.  LucKEY Lincoln,  Nebr. 

William  M.  Hollow  ay Tallahassee,  Fla. 

M.  Bates  Stephens Annapolis,  Md. 

Frank  B.  Dyer Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Thomas  H.  Harris Baton  Rouge,  La. 

William  J.  Kerr Corvallis,  Oregon 

Mrs.  Katherine  Cook Denver,  Colo. 

Hervey  B.  Work Wheeling,  W.  Va. 

William  A.  Millis Hanover,  Ind. 

Lloyd  E.  Wolfe San  Antonio,  Texas 

And  for  directors  for  the  States  and  Territories  the  following: 

STATE  DIRECTORS 

Alabama Samuel  S.  Murphy Mobile 

Arizona A.  J.  Mathews Tempe 

Arkansas George  B.  Cook Little  Rock 

California Duncan  MacKinnon San  Diego 

Colorado Charles  E.  Chadsey Denver 

Connecticut Charles  H.  Keyes Hartford 

Delaware George  W.  Twitmyer Wihnington 

District  of  Columbia Elmer  Ellsworth  Brown Washington 

Florida Miss  Clem  Hampton Tallahassee 

Georgia Carleton  B.  Gibson Columbus 

Id^o. '. Miss  S.  Belle  Chamberlain Boise 

Illinois J.  Stanley  Brown Joliet 

Indiana T.  A.  Mott Richmond 

Iowa Frank  L.  Smart Davenport 

Kansas John  MacDonald Topeka 

Kentucky W.  H.  Bartholomew Louisville 

Louisiana Warren  Easton New  Orleans 

Maine Payson  Sb£ITH Augusta 

Maryland A.  C.  Wiluson Cimiberland 

Massachusetts Irving  O.  Palmer Newton 

Michigan E.  E.  Scribner Ishpeming 

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Minnesota S.  L.  Heeter : . . .  St.  Paul 

Mississippi E.  E.  Bass Greenville 

Missouri Howard  A.  Gass Jefferson  City 

Montana W.  E.  Harmon Helena 

Nebraska A.  H.  Waterhouse Fremont 

Nevada Romanzo  Adams Reno 

New  Hampshire H.  C.  Morrison Concord 

New  Jersey M.  H.  Kinsley Hoboken 

New  Mexico J.  E.  Clark Santa  ¥€ 

New  York A.  S.  Downing Albany 

North  Carolina W.  S.  Snipes Winston-Salem 

North  Dakota Thomas  Hillyer Mavville 

Ohio J.  W.  MACKINNON Beilefontaine 

Oklahoma Lynn  Glover Weatherford 

Oregon E.  D.  Ressler Corvallis 

Pennsylvania Reed  B.  Teitrick Harrisburg 

Rhode  Island H.  W.  Lull Newport 

South  Carolina D.  B.  Johnson Rock  Hill 

South  Dakota F.  H.  Hoff Mitchell 

Tennessee I.  C.  McNeill  Memphis 

Texas George  H.  Carpenter Brownwood 

Utah W.  S.  Rawlings Provo 

Vermont Mason  S.  Stone Montpelier 

Virginia Joseph  Eggleston Richmond 

Washington Henry  B.  Dewey Olympia 

West  Virginia Morris  P.  Shawkey Charleston 

Wisconsin Carroll  G.  Pearse Milwaukee 

Wyoming A.  D.  Cook Cheyenne 

Respectfully  submitted, 
Thomas  C.  Miller,  Secretary  Z.  X.  Snyder,  Chairman 

The  report  of  the  committee  was  received,  and  the  Secretary  was  instructed,  by 
unanimous  vote,  to  cast  the  ballot  of  the  active  members  for  the  nominees  as  reported  by 
the  committee. 

Charles  H.  Keyes,  of  the  Committee  on  Resolutions,  in  the  absence  of  the  chairman 
of  that  committee,  presented  the  report  of  that  committee  as  follows  which  was  on  motion 
adopted  as  read: 

DECLARATION 

The  National  Education  Association,  now  holding  its  Forty-seventh  Annual  Conven- 
tion in  Denver,  representing  teachers  and  friends  of  education  in  every  state  of  thfc  Union, 
makes  the  following  Declaration  of  Principles  and  of  Aims: 

1.  A  free  democracy  cannot  long  continue  without  the  assistance  of  a  S3rstem  of  state- 
supported  schools,  administered  by  the  chosen  agents  of  the  people  and  responsible 
to  the  people  for  its  ideals,  its  conduct,  and  its  results.  The  commanding  position  of  the 
American  people  is  due  largely  to  the  general  diffusion  of  knowledge  and  culture  by  its  free 
schools. 

2.  Our  system  of  state-supported  schools  must  include  elementary  schools,  secondary 
schools,  schools  for  the  training  of  teachers,  colleges,  and  universities.  The  changed  condi- 
tions of  the  twentieth  century  also  demand  the  establishment  of  free  schools  the  purpose  of 
which  shall  be  the  training  of  our  youth  for  commerce  and  the  industries,  as  well  as  for  the 
professions. 

3.  The  purpose  of  our  system  of  free  common  schools  must  continue  to  be  chiefly 
culture  for  the  individual  and  the  transmission  to  posterity  of  the  results  of  the  investiga- 
tions and  deliberations  of  the  past.  Our  schools  must  advance  along  the  lines  of  educational 
democracy  in  the  sense  that  they  must  provide  equal  educational  opportunities  for  all. 
Altho  they  must  give  practical  preparation  not  only  for  the  professions,  but  also  for  com- 
mercial life,  the  demands  of  any  part  of  the  business  world  that  courses  of  study  be  subor- 
dinated to  particular  interests  is  not  in  accord  with  the  proper  aims  of  a  national  system 
of  common  schools. 


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4.  A  system  of  common  schools  that  will  meet  the  needs  of  the  times  must  be  demo- 
cratic in  its  purpose  and  its  administration;  must  recognize  the  importance  of  expert  super- 
vision, of  better  and  more  numerous  high  schools,  of  better  and  more  nimierous  schools 
for  the  training  of  teachers,  of  a  merit  system  for  the  appointment  and  promotion  of 
teachers;  and  it  must  exclude  fraternities  and  secret  organizations  of  every  sort  from  the 
social  life  of  the  school. 

5.  The  common  schools  of  our  country  must  recognize  more  fully  than  ever  the  neces- 
sity of  training  our  youth  for  citizenship.  The  perpetuation  of  democracy  depends  upon 
the  existence  in  the  people  of  that  habit  of  will  which  is  justice.  Liberty  under  law  is  the 
process  for  attaining  justice  which  has  thus  far  been  most  successful  among  civilized  men. 
The  call  to  citizenship  is  a  call  to  the  exercise  of  liberty  under  t^w,  a  call  to  the  limitation 
of  liberty  by  law,  and  a  call  to  the  pursuit  of  justice,  not  only  for  one's  self  but  for  others. 

6.  The  National  Education  Association  indorses  the  purpose  of  the  American  School 
Peace  League.  The  Association  believes  that  the  principles  of  the  League  will  make  for 
effective  citizenship,  and  urges  all  teachers  to  acquaint  themselves  with  the  work  of  the 
League  and  to  co-operate  with  its  efforts  and  aims. 

7.  The  increased  tendency  to  congestion  of  population  in  cities  makes  necessary 
greater  and  more  systematic  attention  to  the  physical  development  of  our  children.  No 
vigorous  race  of  people  has  long  maintained  a  high  state  of  civilization  under  conditions 
that  did  not  make  for  the  physical,  as  well  as  the  mental  and  moral,  development  of  its 
youth.  The  Association  recommends  that  provision  be  made  by  the  United  States  Bureau 
of  Education  for  effective  promotion  of  physical  education  thru  the  diffusion  of  scientific 
information  on  this  subject. 

8.  The  National  Education  Association  approves  the  ever  increasing  demand  for 
better  qualified  teachers  in  the  common  schools.  This  higher  standard  must  lead  logically 
to  a  longer  tenure  and  to  a  compensation  more  nearly  commensurate  with  the  quality  of 
preparation  and  with  the  nature  of  the  service  required. 

9.  The  National  Education  Association  heartily  indorses  the  use  of  school  buildings 
and  all  school  equipment  for  community  interests  and  social  betterment. 

10.  The  National  Education  Association  indorses  the  movement  to  consolidate  the 
rural  district  schools  wherever  practicable,  and  expresses  the  hope  that  this  movement 
will  be  encouraged  until  the  children  of  rural  communities  shall  enjoy  the  benefits  of  public 
education  to  an  extent  approximating  those  now  supplied  to  children  of  urban  communities. 

11.  The  National  Education  Association  gives  its  hearty  indorsement  to  the  work  of 
the  National  Bureau  of  Education,  the  Carnegie  Foundation,  the  General  Education 
Board,  and  all  associations,  institutions,  and  organizations  that  are  working  to  develop 
and  promote  the  educational  interests  of  the  country. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

Edwin  G.  Cooley,  of  Massachusetts,  Chairman 
John  H.  Phillips,  of  Alabama 
Charles  H.  Keyes,  of  Connecticut 
Augustus  S.  Downing,  of  New  York 
Sylvanus  L.  Heeter,  of  Minnesota 

Committee  on  Resolutions 

E.  O.  Vaile,  of  Illinois,  offered  the  following  resolution,  and  moved  its  adoption.  The 
motion  was  duly  seconded.  ^ 

Resolved,  That  a  committee  of  seven  be  appointed  by  the  chair  to  consider  and  recom- 
mend at  our  next  meeting  what,  if  any,  new  simplified  spellings  should,  in  its  judgment, 
be  adopted  by  this  Association  in  its  printed  literature. 

On  motion  of  John  MacDonald,  of  Kansas,  the  resolution  of  Mr.  Vaile  was  laid  on 
the  table. 

Nathan  C.  Schaeffer,  of  Pennsylvania:    Mr.  President,  I  wish  to  bring  to  the 


36  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

attention  of  the  members  a  matter  which  has  troubled  the  officers  of  this  'Association  for 
several  years.  With  your  permission,  I  will  read  a  brief  statement  of  the  situation,  which 
has  been  prepared  by  the  Secretary,  and  move  the  adoption  of  the  resolution  therein 
contained. 

At  the  time  the  Association  was  reincorporated  by  a  special  Act  of  Congress  it  was 
found  impracticable  to  introduce  into  the  Special  Act  all  the  provisions  of  the  old  constitu- 
tion. Such  provisions  were  therefore  transferred  to  the  By-LAws.  In  making  such 
transfer,  it  was  the  purpose  not  to  make  any  changes  in  either  meaning  or  phraseology. 
Consequently  it  is  found  that  there  are  a  niunber  of  inconsistencies  and  conflicts  which 
should  be  corrected,  and  a  few  changes  that  should  be  made.  In  order  that  this  matter 
may  be  carefully  considered  and  that  the  desired  amendments  may  be  acted  upon  at  a 
future  meeting, 

Resolved,  That  a  conmiittee  of  five  be  appointed  by  the  President  to  formulate  the 
desired  amendments  to  the  By-Laws  so  that  the  same  may  be  submitted  at  the  next  annual 
meeting  and  be  finally  considered  at  the  business  meeting  in  1911. 

The  motion  was  seconded  and  carried  by  unanimous  vote  of  the  convention. 

The  committee  appointed  by  President  Harvey  is  as  follows: 

E.  Oram  Lyte,  principal,  First  State  Normal  School,  Millersville,  Pa.,  Chavrman. 

J.  Y.  Joyner,  state  superintendent  of  public  instruction,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 

£.  G.  Cooley,  president,  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Nathan  C.  Schaeffer,  state  superintendent  of  public  instruction,  Harrisburg,  Pa. 

William  H.  Maxwell,  superintendent  of  schools,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

.  Caskoll  G.  Peasse,  of  Wisconsin:  There  is  a  matter  which  has  been  spoken  of  a 
number  of  times  by  persons  in  informal  discussion,  relative  to  the  disadvantage  of  having 
a  new  Board  of  Directors,  or  one  so  largely  new,  each  year.  It  has  occurred  to  a  number 
of  members  that  it  might  be  desirable  if  the  directors  from  each  state  should  serve  for  a 
longer  time,  perhaps  for  three  years,  one-third  to  retire  each  year.  As  this  would  require 
an  amendment  to  the  Articles  of  Incorporation,  I  offer  the  following  resolution: 

Resolved,  That  the  Executive  Committee  of  this  Association  be  and  hereby  is  directed 
to  seek  at  the  hands  of  the  Congress  of  the  United  States,  such  amendment  of  that  para- 
graph of  Section  6  of  the  Act  of  Incorporation  which  relates  to  the  Board  of  Directors  and 
Uieir  selection  as  shall  provide  that  the  directors  by  election  shall  serve  for  three  years, 
one-third  of  such  directors  being  chosen  each  year. 

I  move  the  adoption  of  this  resolution.     (Seconded.) 

Augustus  S.  Downing,  of  New  York:  I  move  as  an  amendment  that  we  refer  this 
matter  to  the  Committee  on  Revision  created  under  the  resolution  just  adopted. 

Mr.  Pearse:  I  am  entirely  willing  that  my  motion  shall  stand  so  amended. 

The  amendment  was  also  accepted  by  the  member  who  seconded  the  motion  to  adopt. 

After  discussion  as  to  the  advisability  of  referring  the  matter  to  a  committee  or  deciding 
it  at  the  present  meeting,  J.  A.  Whiteford  of  Missouri  moved  that  Mr.  Pearse's  resolution 
as  amended  be  laid  upon  the  table.  The  motion  was  seconded  and  carried  by  a  vote  of  135 
to  54. 

W.  R.  Callicott,  of  Colorado,  introduced  the  following  resolution: 

Resolved,  That  a  committee  of  five  be  appointed  by  this  Association  to  investigate  and 
report  at  the  next  session  on  the  subject  of  "  Humane  Education  in  the  Public  Schools." 

The  resolution  was,  on  motion,  laid  upon  the  table. 

Edwin  G.  Dexter,  Commissioner  of  Education  of  Porto  Rico:  I  rise  to  propose  the 
following  resolution,  and  move  its  adoption: 

Resolved,  That  the  National  Education  Association  place  itself  on  record  as  favoring 
the  granting  of  immediate  citizenship  to  the  Porto  Ricans. 

This  resolution  has  no  political  bearing.  It  has  a  very  important  educational  bearing. 
An  important  aim  of  education  is  education  for  citizenship.  We  are  trying  to  educate  zoo,ooo 
children  in  Porto  Rico  without  being  able  to  lay  before  them  this  aim  of  citizenship  as  a 


MINUTES  OF  MEETING  OF  ACTIVE  MEMBERS  37 

probable  realization  on  their  part  in  the  not-far-distant  future.  Ten  years  ago  American 
occupation  of  the  Island  made  the  Porto  Rican  a  man  without  a  country.  Since  that  tjme 
they  have  been  asking  that  citizenship  be  granted  to  them  by  the  United  States. 

The  motion  was  duly  seconded. 

John  W.  Abercrombis,  of  Alabama:  I  move  to  amend  the  resolution  just  ofiFered 
by  adding  a  statement  that  we  also  favor  immediate  independence  for  the  Philippines. 

Miss  Elizabeth  Shirley,  of  California:  I  would  add  to  the  resolution  a  provision 
that  sufifiage  be  extended  to  the  women  of  the  United  States. 

Augustus  S.  Downing,  of  New  York:  This  resolution  introduced  by  our  friend  from 
Porto  Rico  was  before  the  Committee  on  the  Resolutions  of  this  Association,  and  was 
discussed  most  carefully.  We  were  all  agreed  that  if  this  resolution  were  adopted,  it 
would  involve  the  Association  in  just  such  an  argument  as  we  are  involved  in  now.  Com- 
missioner Dexter  did  not  intend  that  the  right  of  suffrage  should  be  given  to  the  Porto 
Rickns.  '  I  move  that  the  resolution  be  laid  upon  the  table. 

Seconded  and  carried. 

James  M.  Green,  of  New  Jersey:  I  offer  the  following  resolution  and  move  its  adop- 
tion: 

Rfsolved,  That  we  express  our  appreciation  of  the  hospitality  shown  to  our  Association 
by,  the  citizens  of  Denver,  and  of  the  efficiency  of  the  Local  Executive  Committee  in  making 
the  arrangements  for  this  meeting. 

The  motion  was  seconded  and  carried  after  some  discussion. 
There  being  no  further  business,  the  meeting  adjourned.  ^ 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary 


MINUTES  OF  MEETING  OF  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS 
OF  THE  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 
FOR  THE  YEAR  1908-9 

The  annual  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors  was  called  to  order  by  President 
Lorenzo  D.  Harvey  in  Trinity  Methodist  Church,  at  3:30  p.  m.,  July  5,  1909.  The  fol- 
lowing members  responded  to  roll-call: 

L.  D.  Harvey,  Wisconsin;  Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  California;  Nicholas  Murray 
Butler,  New  York;  Irwin  Shepard,  Minnesota;  G.  A.  Lofton,  representing  the  Board 
of  Education^  Tennessee;  Elmer  Ellsworth  Brown,  District  of  Columbia;  Jolm  W.  Cook, 
Illinois;  James  M.  Green,  New  Jersey;  James  M.  Greenwood,  Missouri;  E.  O.  Lytc, 
Pennsylvania;  Nathan  C.  Schadler,  Pennsylvania;  A.  J.  Matthews,  Arizona;  Duncan 
MacKinnon,  California;  Charles  E.  Chadsey,  Colorado;  Charles  H.  Keyes,  Connecticut; 
Miss  Clem  Hampton,  Florida;  Walter  R.  Siders,  Idaho;  Walter  R.  Hatfield,  Illinois; 
T.  A.  Mott,  Indiana;  John  MacDonald,  Kansas;  Warren  Easton,  Louisiana;  Payson 
Smith,  Maine;  Irving  O.  Palmer,  Massachusetts;  S.  L.  Heeter,  Minnesota;  E.  E.  Bass, 
Mississippi;  A.  E.  Reed,  Nebraska;  R.  R.  Larkin,  New  Mexico;  A.  S.  Downing,  New 
York;  E.  D.  Cameron,  Oklahoma;  Reed  B.  Teitrick,  Pennsylvania;  D.  B.  Johnson, 
South  Carolina;  F.  H.  Hoff,  South  Dakota;  L  C.  McNeill,  Tennessee;  Cree  T.  Work, 
Texas;  Edward  T.  Mathes,  Washington;  H.  C.  Buell,  Wisconsin;  A.  D.  Cook,  Wyoming. 

Directors  present,  thirty-seven. 

The  Secretary  reported  that  several  state  directors  who  were  unable  to  attend  the 
meeting  had  written  asking  to  have  other  active  members  from  their  respective  states 
appointed  in  their  plades;  and  also  that  in  a  few  other  instances  directors  had  been  delayed 
in  reaching  the  convention,  leaving  vacancies  in  the  Board. 

Upon  motion  duly  seconded  the  following  appointments  to  fill  vacancies  were  made: 

J.  H.  Phillips,  of  Birmingham,  Ala.,  to  succeed  J.  W.  Abercrombie,  absent. 

B.  W.  Torreyson,  of  Arkansas,  to  succeed  George  B.  Cook,  absent. 

B.  K.  Purdum,  of  Maryland,  to  succeed  M.  Bates  Stephens,  resigned. 

John  L.  Alger,  of  Rhode  Island,  to  succeed  Herbert  W.  Lull,  absent 

D.  H.  Christensen,  of  Utah,  to  succeed  William  Allison,  resigned. 

Thomas  C.  Miller  of  West  Virginia,  to  succeed  R.  A.  Armstrong,  absent. 

As  all  of  these  appointees  were  present  the  total  number  of  directors  present  was  forty- 
three. 

Upon  suggestion  by  the  President,  it  was  moved  and  carried  that  the  reading  of  the 
minutes  of  the  last  meeting  be  omitted  and  that  they  be  approved  as  printed  in  the  volume 
of  Proceedings. 

The  report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees,  having  been  printed  and  distributed  among  the 
members,  was  upon  motion  received  and  accepted  by  the  Board  of  Directors,  and  recom- 
mended for  adoption  by  the  active  members. 

The  report  of  the  Treasurer,  Arthur  H.  Chamberlain,  as  printed  and  distributed 
among  the  members,  was  on  motion  accepted  and  approved  by  the  Board  of  Directors, 
and  recommended  for  adoption  by  the  active  members. 

The  Treasurer  called  the  attention  of  the  members  to  the  fact  that  the  receipts  of  the 
past  year  were  only  $1,451 .40  in  excess  of  the  necessary  expenditures  for  the  year. 

Director  Nathan  C.  Schaeflfer,  Chairman,  presented  the  report  of  the  committee 
appointed  to  consider  the  communication  addressed  to  the  Board  of  Directors  by  Mrs. 
Frances  W.  Leiter,  at  its  meeting  July  2,  1908. 
To  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  National  Educational  Association: 

In  making  its  report,  the  committee,  to  whom  were  referred  the  questions  of  Mrs. 
Frances  W.  Leiter,  deems  it  proper  to  annex  to  the  several  questions  the  replies  prepared 
for  your  consideration. 

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I.  "In  creating  the  Educational  Department  of  National  Organization  of 
Women,  was  it  intended  that  these  societies  petitioning  for  same  should  appear  at  the 
National  Education  Association  sessions  in  their  organized  capacity,  or  in  the  individual 
capacity  of  their  members  who  are  active  members  of  the  National  Education  Association  ?" 

In  creating  the  Educational  Department  of  the  National  Organization  of  Women,  it 
was  not  intended  that  the  societies  petitioning  for  the  same  should  appear  at  the  National 
Education  Association  sessions  in  their  organized  capacity.  Under  the  Charter  and  By- 
Laws  their  members  must  become  active  members  of  the  National  Education  Association 
in  order  to  secure  the  right  to  vote,  to  hold  office,  and  to  claim  the  privilege  of  the  floor  at 
the  meetings  of  the  new  department. 

3.  "Was  it  intended  that  all,  or  part,  of  the  national  organization  of  women  who 
were  instrumental  in  petitioning  for  creation  of  the  department  should  have  power,  in 
effect,  to  make  this  National  Education  Association  Women's  Educational  Department 
exclusive,  so  far  as  other  national  societies  of  women  are  concerned,  which  also  have  educa- 
tional baring,  and  have  representation  in  the  National  Education  Association  by  active 
membership?** 

The  new  department  cannot  be  made  exclusive,  but  all  active  members  of  the  National 
Education  Association  are  members  of  said  department. 

3.  "Was  it  intended  that  the  societies  taking  an  initial  step  toward  this  department 
should,  because  of  this  initial  step,  continue  to  have  controlling  power  in,  and  jurisdiction 
over,  the  department,  so  far  as  plans,  policies,  and  elections  are  concerned  ?" 

The  societies  taking  the  imtial  steps  in  the  organization  of  the  department  cannot  have 
controlling  power  in  and  jurisdiction  over  the  department,  so  far  as  plans,  policies,  and 
elections  are  concerned.  Their  members  can  bcx:ome  members  of  the  new  department 
only  by  becoming  members  of  the  National  Education  Association. 

4.  "Does  it  not  come  under  the  constitutional  law  of  the  National  Education  Asso- 
ciation that  any  national  organization  of  women,  with  active  National  Education  Asso- 
ciation membership,  by  virtue  of  these  active  members,  may  voluntarily  become  a  part 
of  this  department — its  active  members  having  equal  power  with  active  members  of  all 
other  similar  societies — 0/  voie  and  discussion — ^whether  in  the  list  of  initial  organizations 
or  not?" 

5.  "Where  a  national  society  has  an  educational  department,  are  superintendents,  or 
committee  members,  of  the  same  department,  in  state  and  local  capacity,  eligible  to  active 
membership  in  the  National  Education  Association?" 

Any  national  organization  having  an  educational  department,  or  distinctive  educa- 
tional aims,  can  join  the  National  Education  Association,  as  libraries  and  other  educational 
organizations  now  join  the  National  Education  Association.  They  can  send  a  representa- 
tive who  will  be  permitted  to  speak  (and  vote)  as  other  active  members  in  case  the  organiza- 
tion acquires  active  membersnip. 

If  the  above  is  not  satisfactory  to  the  organizations,  they  can  hold  the  same  relation 
to  the  National  Education  Association  as  the  Herbart  Society  for  the  Study  of  Education 
now  holds.  Its  program  is  printed  and  circulated  with  the  National  Education  Asso- 
ciation program,  but  its  proceedings  are  printed  separately;  and  no  place  is  given  to  these 
in  the  aimual  volume  of  Proceedings,  nor  is  any  money  appropriated  for  expenses  out  of 
the  treasury  of  the  National  Education  Association. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

Nathan  C.  Schaeffer 
Augustus  S.  Downing 
Edwin  G.  Cooley 
Upon  motion,  the  report  of  the  committee  was  received  and  adopted. 

The  President  next  called  for  the  report  of  the  Committee  on  Investigations  of  Manual- 
Training  Courses,  which  was  presented  by  the  Chairman,  Charles  H.  Keyes. 

Chairman  Keyes:  Your  committee  recommends  that  copies  of  this  report  be  printed 
and  circulated  as  soon  as  possible.  Two  years  ago  at  a  joint  session  of  the  Departments 
of  Manual  Training,  of  Art  Education,  and  of  Child-Study,  a  paper  was  read  showing  the 
inconsistency  of  allowing  courses  of  study  to  be  built  by  allowing  the  manual-training 
teacher  to  suggest  one  part,  the  art  teacher  another,  and  so  on.  This  practice  is  responsible 
for  most  of  the  incongruous  courses  of  study  that  are  today  being  inflicted  upon  schools 
thruout  the  country. 

A  committee  of  investigation  was  appointed  to  consider  and  report  on  courses  of 
Manual  Training  in  Public  Schools,  and  this  Board  of  Directors  appropriated  $500  for 
carrying  on  the  work  for  two  years.  It  was  felt  that  the  committee  was  not  large  enough 
nor  representative  enough.  Last  year  we  asked  the  Board  of  Directors  to  increase  our 
membership  to  not  less  than  fifteen  nor  more  than  twenty.     Since  then  the  committee  has 


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held  meetings  in  Albany,  Chicago,  New  Yoik,  Springfield,  and  elsewhere.  The  committee 
has  taken  the  position  that  it  would  not  use  any  ol  the  money  which  you  appropriated 
for  the  purpose  of  paying  the  expenses  incurred  by  members  in  attending  these  meetings, 
and  so  we  have  submitted  bilb  only  for  printing,  telegrams,  postage,  and  stenographic 
work — ^practically  $175.  At  least  $3  25  of  the  amount  you  appropriate  is  still  unexpended. 
This  is  probably  ample  to  cover  the  cost  of  printing  the  report  if  not  more  than  5,000 
copies  are  wanted.  If  the  edition  has  to  be  a  thousand  larger,  the  amount  might  fall 
short  from  $25  to  lioa  We  propose  to  turn  this  balance  of  $325  back  into  the  treasury. 
The  individual  members  have  paid  their  own  expenses.  Not  one  cent  has  been  expended 
for  transportation  or  personal  expenses.  I  hope,  in  light  of  the  statement  that  has  been 
made,  you  will  decide  to  print  the  report,  which  covers  about  64,000  words  and,  it  is  esti- 
mated, would  make  about  an  eighty-page  document 

Our  purpose  in  wishing  to  have  this  report  printed  and  distributed  is  that  we  may  have 
the  criticism  of  the  members,  destructive,  if  it  is  deserving  of  that  sort,  or  construcrive,  if 
that  is  what  is  needed.  I  think  the  character  of  that  committee  is  warrant  for  my  saying 
that  I  believe  it  is  one  of  the  most  valuable  reports  prepared  by  any  committee  commissioned 
by  this  body  in  the  last  twenty  years.  It  seems  to  me  that  it  does  for  the  cause  of  manual 
and  industrial  training  a  service  that  Is  probably  as  valuable  or  very  much  more  valuable 
than  was  the  report  of  the  Committee  of  Seven  in  the  field  of  history. 

Upon  motion,  it  was  decided  to  carry  out  the  request  of  the  committee,  and  the  Sec- 
retary was  authorized  to  print  an  edition  sufi&ciently  large  to  supply  the  active  members. 

Alfred  Bayliss,  of  Illinois,  Chairman  of  the  Committee  on  Reorganization  of  Depart- 
ments, being  called  upon  for  the  report  of  his  committee,  stated  that  some  matters  which 
had  come  up  at  a  late  date  made  it  advisable  to  postpone  the  presentation  of  their  report 
until  the  meeting  of  the  new  Board  of  Directors.     Upon  morion,  the  request  was  granted. 

Presdoent  Harvey:  We  are  now  ready  to  take  up  any  new  business. 

Secretary  Shepard:  We  have  two  communications  with  reference  to  the  traveling 
scholarships,  adopted  by  resolution  at  the  last  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors.  In 
both  of  these  communicarions  I  am  asked  for  a  statement  of  conditions  necessary  to  enable 
the  writers  to  qualify  for  appointment.  As  the  conditions  have  never  been  formulated,  I 
was  unable  to  answer  their  inquiries,  so  simply  present  their  letters. 

Director  Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  of  New  York:  In  view  of  the  fact  that  the 
establishment  of  these  traveling  scholarships  must  be  dependent  upon  whether  funds  for 
their  maintenance  are  available,  I  suggest  the  reference  of  these  communications,  and  any 
similar  ones  that  may  be  received,  to  the  Committee  on  Investigations  and  Appropriations 
of  the  National  Council  for  recommendarion.  In  accordance  with  the  administrative 
plan  for  these  scholarships  adopted  last  year,  this  committee  has  full  authority  to  put  the 
plan  into  effect  whenever  it  is  determined  by  the  Trtistees  that  the  necessary  funds  for  the 
maintenance  of  the  scholarships  are  available.    . 

On  motion  the  recommendation  of  Director  Butler  was  adopted. 

Secretary  Shepard:  In  2906  action  was  taken  establishing  the  Department  of 
Technical  Education.  Some  doubt  was  expressed  as  to  the  wisdom  of  creating  a  depart- 
ment on  the  lines  announced,  but  the  department  was  created.  A  tentative  program  was 
presented  at  Los  Angeles,  but  with  some  difficulty.  Again  at  Cleveland  a  partial  program, 
and  a  very  good  one,  was  presented.  This  year  the  president,  who  had  been  prominent 
in  urging  the  establishment  of  the  department,  and  who  had  been  its  president  each  year 
since  organization.  Dean  Monin,  of  the  Armour  Institute  of  Chicago,  has  found  it  impossible 
to  prepare  a  program,  and  writes  a  letter  saying  that  he  does  not  see  any  use  of  continuing 
the  department  as  an  indep>endent  organization,  and  recommends  that  it  be  combined 
with  the  Department  of  Manual  Training. 

Upon  motion  of  Director  Augustus  S.  Downing,  of  New  York,  the  matter  was  referred 
to  the  Committee  on  Reorganization  of  Departments,  of  which  Alfred  Bayliss,  of  Illinois, 
is  chairman. 

Secretary  Shepard  brought  to  the  attention  of  the  Board  of  Directors  the  fact  that  a 
misunderstanding  had  arisen  with  the  Department  of  Indian  Education  bcause  of  the 
enforcing  of  the  rule  that  admission  to  department  meetings  should  be  limited  to  members 
only.    He  explained  that  Miss  Reel's  relations  with  the  Department  of  the  Interior  made 


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her  position  rather  unusual  .  The  Department  of  the  Interior  wishes  to  have  all  meetings 
of  her  department  open  to  the  public,  which  would  be  contrary  to  the  rule  being  enforced 
at  all  other  department  meetings.  Secretary  Shepard  suggested  that  inasmuch  as  this  con- 
dition was  not  thoroly  understood  before  the  convention,  it  might  be  advisable,  in  order 
to  relieve  the  present  embarrasssment,  to  suspend  the  rule  regarding  admission,  so  far  as 
the  Department  of  Indian  Education  is  concerned,  during  the  remainder  of  the  convention. 

On  motion  of  Director  Charles  H.  Keyes,  of  Connecticut,  the  rule  regarding  admission 
was  waived  for  the  remainder  of  the  convention,  so  far  as  the  Department  of  Indian  Educa- 
tion was  concerned,  and  the  entire  matter  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Reorganization 
of  Departments. 

Director  Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  of  New  York,  Chairman  of  the  Board  of 
Trustees:  I  am  instructed  by  the  Board  of  Trtistees  to  report  a  design  for  an  official  seal 
for  our  corporation.  It  is  provided  in  the  Act  of  Incorporation  that  there  shall  be  a  seal, 
and  the  Board  of  Directors  at  the  meeting  in  Los  Angeles  instructed  the  Board  of  Trustees 
to  procure  such  a  seal  I  have  here  a  few  prints  of  a  design  by  Frank  D.  Millet  which 
shows  the  "little  red  schoolhouse ''  as  its  distinctive  feature.  I  am  instructed  by  the 
Board  of  Trustees  to  report  this  design  and  to  reconmiend  its  adoption  as  the  official  seal 
of  the  Association. 

On  motion,  the  seal  was  adopted  as  the  official  seal  of  the  Association. 

Director  Butler  then  brought  up  the  matter  of  electing  to  corresponding  membership 
in  the  Association  certain  educators  who  live  and  work  in  foreign  countries.    He  presented 
a  list  of  distinguished  gentlemen  whom  he,  in  consultation  with  other  members  of  the  Asso- 
ciation, had  selected  as  worthy  of  being  elected  to  such  a  position,  giving  a  brief  outline 
of  the  qualifications  of  each  gentleman  and  his  official  position.    Upon  motion,  the  follow- 
ing named  educators  were  elected  as  corresponding  members  of  the  National  Education 
Association: 
NAMES  OF  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  ELECT  OF  THE  NATIONAL 
EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 
For  England 

Alfred  Mosely,  C.M.G.,  Union  Bank  Buildings,  Ely  Place,  London,  E.  C. 

Professor  Henry  E.  Armstrong,  55  Granville  Park,  Lewisham,  S.  E.,  London. 

J.  Strxtthers,  Secretary  to  the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education  in  Scotland, 
55  Whitehall,  London. 

R.  Blair,  care  of  Education  Department,  Victoria  Embankment,  London,  W.  C. 

H.  T.  Gerrans,  Bursar  of  Worcester  College,  Oxford. 

Sir  Edward  Henry  Busk,  Vice-Chancellor  of  the  University  of  London. 

T.  Gregory  Foster,  Provost  of  University  College,  London. 

Henry  Jones,  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy  in  the  University  of  Glasgow. 

J.  St.  Loe  Strachey,  Editor  of  the  Spectator,  London. 
For  Denmark 

Otto  Jespersen,  Professor  of  English  Philology  in  the  University  of  Copenhagen. 

Harald  HdFFDiNGy  Professor  of  Philosophy  in  the  University  of  Copenhagen. 
For  Germany 

Ulrich  von  W1LAMOWITZ-M6LLENDORFF,  Professor  of  Classical  Philology  in  the 
University  of  Berlin. 

Professor  Dr.  W.  Paszeowski,  Director  of  the  Bureau  of  Information,  University 
of  Berlin. 

Professor  Dr.  F.  Klein,  Professor  of  Mathematics  in  the  University  of  Gdttingen. 

Geheimrat  Dr.  Friedrich  Schmidt,  Ministerial  Director,  Cultus  Ministerium,  Berlin. 

Gehedirat  Dr.  Reinhardt,  Cultus  Ministerium,  Berlin. 

Professor  Dr.  H.  Mt>NCH,  Professor  of  Education  in  the  University  of  Berlin. 
For  France 

M.  Loins  LiARD,  Vice-Rector  of  the  Um'versity  of  Paris. 

M.  Ernest  Lavisse,  Director  of  the  Ecole  Normale  Sup^rieure,  Paris. 

Professor  Emile  Boutroux,  Director  of  the  Fondation  Thiers,  Paris. 

After  aimouncement  of  state  meetings  of  active  members  for  the  purpose  of  election 
of  members  of  the  nominating  committee,  the  meeting  adjourned. 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary 


MINUTES  OF  MEETING  OF  THE  NEW  BOARD  OF 
DIRECTORS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909-1910 

The  meeting  was  called  to  order  Thursday  p.  m.,  in  Trinity  Methodist  Church,  by 
President-elect  J.  Y.  Joyner,  of  North  Carolina.  The  following  members  responded  to 
roll-call: 

T.  Y.  Joyner,  North  Carolina;  L.  D.  Harvey,  Wisconsin;  Arthur  H.  Chamberlain, 
California;  Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  New  York;  Irwin  Shepard,  Minnesota;  Elmer 
Ellsworth  Brown,  District  of  Columbia;  John  W.  Cook,  Illinois;  James  M.  Green,  New 
Jersey;  James  M.  Greenwood,  Missouri;  E.  O.  Lyte,  Pennsylvania;  Nathan  C.  Schaeffer. 
Pennsylvania;  S.  S.  Murphy,  Alabama;  A.  J.  Matthews,  Arizona;  Duncan  MacKinnon, 
California;  C.  E.  Chadsey,  Colorado;  Charles  H.  Keyes,  Connecticut;  Miss  Clem  Hamp- 
ton, Florida;  Miss  S.  Belle  Chamberlain,  Idaho;  J.  Stanley  Brown,  Illinois;  T.  A.  Mott, 
Indiana;  Frank  L.  Smart,  Iowa;  John  MacDonald,  Kansas;  W.  H.  Bartholomew, 
Kentucky;  Warren  Easton,  Louisiana;  A.  C.  Willison,  Maryland;  Irving  O.  Palmer, 
Massachusetts;  £.  E.  Scribner,  Michigan;  S.  L.  Heeter,  Minnesota;  Howard  A.  Gass, 
Missouri;  W.  E.  Harmon,  Montana;  A.  H.  Waterhouse,  Nebraska;  M.  H.  Kinsley,  New 
Jersey;  J.  E.  Clark,  New  Mexico;  A.  S.  Downing,  New  York;  W.  S.  Snipes,  North 
Carolina;  Thomas  Hillyer,  North  Dakota;  J.  W.  MacKinnon,  Ohio;  Lynn  Glover, 
Oklahoma;  Reed  B.  Teitrick,  Pennsylvania;  D.  B.  Johnson,  South  Carolina;  I.  C. 
McNeill,  Tennessee;  George  A.  Carpenter,  Texas;  W.  S.  Rawlings,  Utah;  Joseph  Eggles- 
ton,  Virginia;  Carroll  G.  Pearse,  Wisconsin;  A.  D.  Cook,  Wyoming. 

Directors  present,  forty-six. 

President  Joyner:  The  first  business  is  the  appointment  of  a  Committee  on  Mem- 
bership in  the  National  Council.    There  are  ten  vacancies  caused  by  expiration  of  terms. 

The  President,  being  authorized  by  motion  to  appoint  the  committee,  named  the 
following:  Director  J.  M.  Greenwood,  of  Kansas;  Director  D.  B.  Johnson,  of  South 
Carolina;  Director  C.  G.  Pearse,  of  Wisconsin. 

Director  A.  S.  Downing  presented  the  report  of  the  Committee  on  Traveling  Scholar- 
ships, appointed  by  the  former  Board  of  Directors,  as  follows: 
To  the  Directors  of  the  National  Education  Association: 

The  Committee  on  Investigations  and  Appropriations  to  whom  was  referred  the 
applications  of  Miss  Amalie  Hofer  and  Mrs.  Mary  D.  Bradford,  both  as  candidates  under 
the  National  Education  Association's  Traveling  Scholarship  Act  of  1908,  submit  the  fol- 
lowing statement  of  facts:  (i)  Amalie  Hofer  asks  to  be  sent  to  Switzerland  for  the  purpose 
of  translating  the  complete  works  of  Pestalozzi,  a  greater  part  of  which  is  partial  dialect 
writing;  (2)  Mary  D.  Bradford  wishes  information  as  to  what  is  necessary  to  qualify  for  a 
traveling  scholarship  in  order  that  she  may  make  application  in  due  form. 

In  view  of  the  uncertainty  of  the  financial  outlook  of  the  National  Education  Asso- 
ciation, the  Committee  recommends  that  the  said  applicants  be  informed  by  the  Secretary 
of  the  Association  that  no  appropriation  can  be  made  to  the  Traveling  Scholarship  Investi- 
gation at  this  session. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

J.  M.  Greenwood,  Chairman 
Augustus  S.  Downing 
L.  D.  Harvey 
Nicholas  Murray  Butler 
J.  H.  Phillips 

F.    A.    FiTZPATRICK 

The  report  was  on  motion  accepted  and  adopted. 

The  Committee  on  Investigations  and  Appropriations  of  the  National  Council,  being 
called,  reported  that  they  had  no  recommendations  to  make. 

Alfred  Bayliss,  of  Illinois,  Chairman  of  the  Committee  on  Reorganization  of  Depart- 
ments, created  by  vote  of  the  active  members  at  their  annual  meeting  at  Detroit,  Mich., 
July  II,  1901,  next  presented  the  following  report: 

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Chairman  Bayliss:  The  report  of  this  Committee  has  been  in  abeyance  for  a  number 
of  years,  as  most  of  you  are  aware.  The  reason  for  this  might  be  interesting  if  the  hour 
were  not  late  and  time  were  not  so  valuable.  The  Committee  received  a  notice  early  in 
the  year  from  President  Harvey  to  formulate  some  report,  and  the  following  is  the  result: 

REPORT  OF  COMMITTEE  ON  REORGANIZATION  OF  DEPARTMENTS 
To  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  National  Education  Association: 

Your  Committee  on  the  Reclassification  of  the  Departments  of  the  National  Education 
Association  presents  the  following  report: 

The  Committee  reconmiends: 

Firstf  That  the  Department  of  School  Administration  be  consolidated  with  the  Depart- 
ment of  Superintendence;  the  Department  of  Child-Study  with  the  Department  of  Normal 
Schools;  the  Department  of  Business  Education  and  Science  Instruction  with  the  Depart- 
ment of  Secondary  Education;  the  Departments  of  Manual  Training  and  of  Rural  and 
Agricultural  Education  with  the  Department  of  Technical  Education,  and  the  Department 
of  Kindergarten  Education  with  the  Department  of  Elementary  Education. 

It  further  recommends  that  the  Departments  of  Art  Education,  Music  Education, 
Special  Education,  and  the  Library  Department  be  discontinued  as  such,  their  subjects 
being  intimately  associated  with  the  other  subjects  of  Elementary,  Secondary,  and  Higher 
Education. 

Second,  That  the  Department  of  Indian  Education  be  cordially  invited  to  continue 
to  hold  its  meetings  with  the  National  Education  Association,  and  to  maintain  an  affiliated 
relation  corresponding  to  that  of  other  societies  and  associations  now  meeting  with  this 
Association. 

Third,  That  the  consolidated  Department  of  Child-Study  and  Normal  Schools  be 
hereafter  designated  as  the  Department  of  Professional  Preparation  of  Teachers. 

Fourth,  That  the  Department  which  shall  include  Manual  Training,  Rural  and 
Agricultural  Education,  Technical  Instruction,  and  Domestic  Science  (the  last  named  not 
represented  as  such  in  the  present  organization)  be  designated  as  the  Department  of 
Industrial  Education. 

Fifth,  That  the  Department  of  Women's  Organizations  be  designated  as  the  Depart- 
ment of  School  Patrons. 

Sixth,  That  the  regular  Departments  of  this  Association  be  as  follows  until  otherwise 
ordered  by  the  Board  of  Directors: 

1.  The  National  Council  of  Education. 

2.  The  Department  of  Superintendence. 

3.  The  Department  of  Professional  Preparation  of  Teachers. 

4.  The  Department  of  Elementary  Education. 

5.  The  Department  of  Secondary  Education. 

6.  The  Department  of  Higher  Education. 

7.  The  Department  of  Industrial  Education. 

8.  The  Department  of  School  Patrons. 

Your  Conunittee  believes  that  the  adoption  of  the  foregoing  recommendations  will, 
without  too  great  sacrifice  of  potential  contributions  of  permanent  value,  materially  reduce 
the  cost  of  publication  and  distribution  of  the  Proceedings  of  the  Association — a  matter  of 
primary  importance  at  this  time;  that  it  will  lessen  the  confusion  of  interests  and  dissipa- 
tion of  energy  consequent  upon  the  present  multiplicity  of  departments,  and  clear  the 
ground  for  a  more  logical  and  efficient  future  development. 

Furthermore,  that  inasmuch  as  the  future  may  disclose  the  need  or  wisdom  of  depart- 
ments based  upon  groups  of  related  subjects,  especially,  perhaps,  in  secondary,  higher, 
and  technical  education,  the  Committee  is  of  the  opinion  that,  if  directed  to  continue  this 
work,  the  membership  should  be  increased  by  the  addition  of  the  President  of  the  Asso- 
ciation, the  retiring  President,  and  the  former  President  upon  whose  initiative  this  report 
was  imdertaken,  the  last  two  dl  whom  have  aided  this  work  so  far  done  at  every  step  of  its 
progress. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

{Signed)  Alfred  Bayliss,  Chairman 
Ben  Blewett 
Nicholas  Murray  Butler 

I  am  instructed  by  the  Committee  to  move  the  adoption  of  the  report.    Seconded. 
Director  I.  C.  McNeill,  of  Tennessee:  I  was  present  yesterday  at  a  joint  meeting 
of  the  Department  of  Manual  Training  and  the  Department  of  Art  Education.    They 


i8  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS 

National  Oounoil 

Prtsidemt Joseph  Swain,  President  of  Swarthmore  College Swarthmore,  Pa. 

VicfPrtsidemt W.  M.  Davidson,  Superintendent  of  Schools  Omaha,  Nebr. 

Stcrttary John  W.  Caba,  Saperint^dent  of  Schools Dayton,  Ohio 

Ex€cuHv$  CommiU49  *W.  T.  Haub.  ez-Com*r  of  Educatkn  of  the  U.  S Providence,  R.  I. 

Ex$cuHv$  CommiU€$  James  M.  Gkxenwood,  Superintendent  of  Schools Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Ex9CiUive  CommUtu  Elmer  Ellswokth  Bkown,  U.  S.  Com'r  of  Education Washington,  D.  C. 

Kindergflurten 

PruidetU Miss  Ltslla  Palmes.  Teachers  College New  York.  N.  Y. 

Vkt-PfsidtiU Mss  WiLLETTE  Allen.  Principal  of  Kindergarten  Normal. .  Atlanta,  Ga. 

Sicrttary Miss  Lucy  Ellb,  Principal  of  Phoenix  Kindergarten Phoenix,  Ariz. 

Blemantary 

Prtsidemt T.  A.  Morr,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Richmond,  Ind. 

Viu-Prtsidmt John  A.  Welch,  Supervisor  of  Grammar  Grades Salt  Lake  City,  Utah 

Secrttary Mbs  MAtOAurr  Canty,  Supervisor  of  Grammar  Grades... .  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Beoondary 

Pruidmi David  E.  MacKenxib,  Principal  of  Central  Hig^  School. . . .  Detroit,  Mich. 

Viu-Pntideia W.  H.  Bastholomew.  Principal  of  Girb' High  School Louisville,  Ky. 

Secretary Ellxb  U.  GRArr,  Principal  of  High  School Omaha,  Nebr. 

Higher 

President George  E.  Fellows,  President  of  University  of  Maine Orono,  Maine 

Vice-Preside$U Charles  E.  Bessey,  Dean  of  ColL  of  Science,  Univ.  of  Nebr. .  Lincoln,  Nebr. 

Secretary Frank  E.  Thompson,  Prof,  of  Education,  Univ.  of  Colo Boulder.  Colo. 

Normal 

President Joseph  H.  Hill,  President  of  State  Normal  School Emporia,  Kans. 

Vice-President D.  McGregor,  Resident  Rc«ent,  State  Normal  School Platteville,  Wis. 

Secretary W.  S.  Dearmont,  President  of  State  Normal  School Cape  Girardeau,  Mo. 

Superintendence 

President Stratton  D.  Brooks,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Boston,  Mass. 

First  Vice-President   Wales  C.  Martindale,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Detroit,  Mich. 

Second  Vice-Pres.. . .  Mss  Julia  A.  Richman.  Dist.  Superintendent  of  Schoob. . .  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Secretary John  F.  Kxatino,  Superintendent  of  Schoob Puebto,  Cob. 

Manual  and  Art 

President J.  C.  Monaohan.  Sec  for  Nat'l  Soc.  for  Prom,  of  Indus.  Tr'g    New  York,  N.  Y. 

Vice-President Miss  Ednah  A.  Rich,  Prin.  of  State  Nor.  School  of  Man.  Arts  SanU  Barbara,  Cal 

Secretary C.  Valentine  Kirby,  Manual  Training  High  School Denver,  Colo.. 

Music 

President Charles  L  Rice,  Director  of  Music Worcester,  Mass. 

Vice-President Miss  Elsie  M.  Shaws,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schoob..  St.  Paul  Minn. 

Secretary Miss  Birdie  Alexander,  Supervisor  of  Music Dallas,  Tex. 

Business 

President James  S.  Cdrry,  Commercial  Dept.,  Central  High  School. . .  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Vice-President Harry  C.  Sfillman,  Commercial  Department,  High  School..  Butte,  Mont. 

Secretary W.  N.  Clipford,  Commerce  Dept.,  Southern  High  School  . . .  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Child-Study 

President Will  Grant  Chambers,  Prof,  of  Educ,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh. .  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Vice-President A.  H.  Yodbr.  Superintendent  of  Schoob Tacoma,  Wash. 

Secretary C.  B.  Robertson,  State  Normal  School Cortland,  N.  Y. 

Physical 

President Clark  W.  Hxtherington,  Dir.  of  Phys.  Educ,  Univ.  of  Mo..  Columbia,  Mo. 

Vice-President Robert  W.  Aley,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.  IndianapoUs,  Ind. 

Secretary Miss  A.  M.  Homans,  Nor.  Dept.,  Phys.  Educ,  Wellesley  Coll  Wellesley,  Mass. 

Science 

President B.  M.  Davis,  Professor  of  Agriculture,  Miami  University Oxford,  Ohio 

Vice-President B.L.  Brown.  Principal  of  North  Side  High  School Denver,  Cob. 

Secretary George  A.  Cowen,  West  Roxbury  High  School Boston.  Mass. 

•  Deceased. 


DEPARTMENT  OFFICERS  19 

School  Administration 

Praidtni J.  J.  Stoddast,  President  of  Board  of  Education Colttmboa,  Ohio 

Vke-Prtsidemi J.  S.  Bowns,  President  of  Board  of  Education Moberly.  Mo. 

Swetary W.  G.  Bruce,  Editor,  American  School  Board  JourwA Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Ifibrary 

?raidaU E.  W.  Gailla«d,  PuWic  Library New  York.  N.  Y. 

Viu-PruideiU C.  E.  Cbadsxy,  Supointendent  of  Schools Denver,  Colo. 

Secrtlary Mbs  Mary  Hamnah  Johiison,  Librarian,  Public  Library. .. .  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Special 

Prmimi Edward  M.  Van  Clxvk,  SupC,  State  School  for  the  Blind. .. .  Columbus,  Ohio 

Yiee-Fresident F.  G.  Brumxr,  Chiki-Study  Dept.,  Board  of  Education Chicago,  IlL 

Sicnlary Mbs  Martha  Bkll,  State  School  for  Deaf ,  Mt.  Airy Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Bural  and  Aicrioultural 

President Kenyon  L.  Btttterfikld,  President  of  State  Agri.  CoDege.. . .  Amherst,  Mass. 

Vkt-PruidoMi Charles  A.  Lory,  President  of  State  Agri.  College Ft.  Collins,  Cok>. 

Secretary E.  E.  Balcomb,  Dept  of  Sdence,  State  Normal  School Pnmdence,  R.  I. 

Organisations  of  Women 

PresidetU Mbs  Laura  Draxz  Gnx,  Pres.  of  Ass'n  of  ColL  Alumnae... .  Washington,  D.  C. 

Vkt-Presideia Mrs.  Hugo  Rosenberg,  Pres.  of  Council  of  Jewish  Women. .  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Stcntary Mrs.  Orville  T.  Bright,  Pres.  of  III.  Congress  of  Mothers.. .  Chicago,  IlL 


46  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

the  Board  of  Directors  should  act  until  they  have  had  time  to  hear  from  the  members  of 
the  Association.  I  am  myself  undecided  as  to  some  features  of  the  report  I  should  like 
more"  information  before  I  am  compelled  to  act.  We  should  be  given  this  opportunity  to 
think  over  the  matter  and  have  it  in  print  before  us  for  a  year. 

Director  Charles  H.  Keyes,  of  Connecticut:  I  believe  it  will  be  to  the  advantage 
of  the  Association  if  further  combinations  can  be  made  for  the  ensuing  year.  If  Director 
Brown's  suggestion  is  acted  upon,  we  will  have  all  these  several  programs  for  the  next  year. 
We  should  make  final  disposition  of  this  matter  before  the  departments  elect  their  officers 
for  the  ensuing  year. 

President  Joyner  announced  that  two  motions  were  before  the  house — one  to  accept 
the  amended  report,  and  a  substitute  for  that  motion  to  the  effect  that  the  report  be  printed 
for  the  consideration  of  the  active  members  during  the  year  and  voted  upon  at  the  next 
meeting. 

The  substitute  was  voted  upon  first,  it  being  necessary  to  take  the  count.  The  sub- 
stitute was  lost  by  a  vote  of  23  to  15. 

Director  Brown:  Just  one  word  explaining  why  I  shall  be  obliged  to  vote  against 
the  report.  I  am  in  favor  of  the  general  sort  of  reorganization  presented  by  the  report. 
But  while  this  report  has  been  considered  some  years  by  the  Committee,  it  has  been  con- 
sidered less  than  thirty  minutes  by  the  Board  of  Directors,  and  yet  it  is  the  most  far-reach- 
ing reorganization  of  the  Association  that  has  been  undertaken  in  years. 

The  original  motion  as  amended  was  then  voted  upon  and  adopted. 

Director  Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  of  New  York:  Mr.  President:  I  move  that 
the  Committee  be  continued  and  enlarged  by  the  addition  of  yourself,  sir,  the  retiring 
President,  Director  L.  D.  Harvey,  of  Wisconsin,  and  Director  James  M.  Green,  of  New 
Jersey. 

The  motion  was  carried. 

Director  Keyes:  I  suppose  there  will  be  no  change  in  the  programs  for  the  next 
year? 

President  Joyner:  My  understanding  is  that  the  programs  for  the  next  year  will 
consist  of  the  number  of  departments  contained  in  the  report  as  amended  and  adopted — 
namely,  nine. 

Secretary  Shepard:  I  should  like  to  ask  who  are  to  be  the  officers  of  the  new  depart- 
ments? 

Director  McNeill:  That  is  taken  care  of  very  nicely  by  the  exact  wording  of  the 
report.  It  says  "consolidated  with;"  therefore  the  officers  of  the  department  that  is 
retained  are  the  officers  who  would  hold  for  the  new  department.  There  might  be  some 
difficulty,  however,  where  you  have  given  a  new  name  to  the  combined  department. 

Director  Augustus  S.  Downing,  of  New  York:  I  move  that  the  entire  matter  of 
carrying  out  the  action  of  the  Board  of  Directors  be  referred  to  the  Executive  Committee 
with  power  to  act. 

Seconded  and  carried  by  unanimous  vote. 

The  Committee  appointed  at  the  opening  of  the  session  to  nominate  candidates  for 
the  vacancies  in  the  membership  of  the  National  Council  presented  their  report,  which 
was  as  follows: 

To  the  Members  of  the  Board  of  Directors: 

Your  Committee  finds  that  the  terms  of  membership  of  the  following  named  expire 
with  this  meeting: 

John  MacDonald,  Topeka,  Kansas 
Alma  L.  Binzel,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah 
M.  E.  Dailey,  San  Jose,  California 
S.  L.  Heeter,  St.  Paul,  Minnesota 
Charles  McKenny,  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 
W.  T.  Harris,  Washington,  D.  C. 


MINUTES  OF  NEW  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS  47 

Benjamin  Ide  Wheelek,  Berkeley,  California 
William  H.  Maxwell,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
£.  G.  Cooley,  Boston,  Massachusetts 
H.  J.  Rogers,  Albany,  New  York 

The  Committee  recommends  that  all  of  the  above  named  be  re-elected  for  the  term 
of  six  years  excepting  as  follows: 

That  C.  O.  Merica,  of  Laramie,  Wyo.,  be  nominated  to  succeed  M.  E.  Dailey,  of 
California,  and 

That  W.  R.  SiDERS,  of  Pocatello,  Idaho,  be  nominated  to  succeed  William  H.  Max- 
well, of  New  York. 

J.  M.  Greenwood 

D.  B.  Johnson 

C.  G.  Pearse,  Secretary 

Upon  nomination  of  Director  Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  of  New  York,  J.  M.  Green- 
wood was  elected  member  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  for  four  years,  to  succeed  himself. 

Upon  nomination  of  Director  Downing,  J.  H.  Phillips,  of  Alabama,  was  elected  mem- 
ber of  the  Executive  Committee  for  one  year,  to  succeed  himself. 

President  Joyner:  The  next  order  of  business  is  the  very  interesting  one  of  receiv- 
ing invitations  for  the  Convention  of  19 10.  Will  you  take  any  action  as  to  limitation  of 
speechear? 

Upon  motion  of  Director  Greenwood,  the  speeches  of  invitation  were  restricted  to 
6ve  minutes  each. 

Permission  was  granted  Director  James  M.  Green  to  speak  first.  He  assured  the 
Association  that  they  would  be  welcome  to  meet  in  Asbury  Park  if  they  decided  to  go  to 
the  eastern  coast  next  year. 

Director  Duncan  MacKinnon,  of  California,  in  a  few  words  introduced  Thomas  E. 
Hayden,  member  of  the  board  of  education  of  San  Francisco,  who  gave  the  Association 
a  most  cordial  invitation  to  meet  in  San  Francisco  in  19 10.  Among  the  other  inducements 
offered  was  the  statement  that  the  state  of  California  would  guarantee  7,000  members  for 
the  Association  at  $2 .00  each,  and  also  that  a  round-trip  railroad  rate  of  one  fare  would  be 
secured  from  the  transportation  lines. 

Stratton  D.  Brooks,  of  Boston,  assured  the  AssociatTon  that  Boston  enjoyed  having  the 
teachers  with  them  in  1903,  and  would  be  glad  to  see  them  again  at  the  earliest  date  that 
they  wished  to  come. 

Curt  M.  Treet,  secretary  of  the  Chicago  Association  of  Commerce,  was  introduced 
and  spoke  earnestly  in  support  of  the  invitation  of  Chicago  for  the  Convention  of  19 10. 

Secretary  Shepard  reported  the  receipt  of  letters  of  invitation  from  different  cities,  as 
follows:  New  Orleans,  Niagara  Falls,  and  Cincinnati,  but  no  one  was  present  to  support 
these  invitations  personally. 

Director  Carroll  G.  Pearse  introduced  Mr.  Cannon,  of  Milwaukee,  who  invited  the 
Association  to  come  to  that  city  in  1910.  He  spoke  of  the  central  location  of  the  city,  and 
the  fact  that  1,000  successful  conventions  had  been  held  there  in  the  last  twelve  years,  and 
72  this  year. 

There  was  some  discussion  as  to  whether  the  matter  of  selection  of  the  next  meeting- 
place  should  be  referred  directly  to  the  Executive  Committee  with  power  to  act,  or  whether 
a  vote  of  preference  be  taken,  this  report  not  to  be  binding  in  case  the  investigations  of  the 
Executive  Committee  make  it  seem  best  to  hold  the  meeting  at  some  place  other  than  the 
one  preferred  by  the  majority  of  the  directors.  It  was  finally  decided  on  motion  to  take 
a  vote  of  preference.  The  result  of  a  vote  of  preference  by  roll-call  was:  San  Francisco, 
21;  Milwaukee,  ro;   Boston,  4;  not  voting,  3. 

Director  Greenwood  offered  the  following  resolution  in  honor  of  Dr.  Harris: 

Resolved,  That  the  President,  in  the  name  of  the  Association,  send  a  message  of  love 
and  affection  to  Dr.  William  T.  Harris  as  a  token  of  our  appreciation  of  him  as  a  man,  and 
of  his  great  service  to  the  cause  of  education  in  the  United  States  and  thruout  the  world; 


48  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

and  that  it  is  our  earnest  hope  that  he  will  soon  be  restored  to  health,  to  the  end  that  we 
may  have  him  with  us  in  our  deliberations  to  give  us  counsel  and  inspiration. 

Following  the  unanimous  passage  of  the  resolution.  Director  Butler  read  a  telegram 
which  he  had  received  from  Dr.  Harris  extending  love  and  best  wishes  to  the  Association 
corporately  and  individually. 

The  meeting  then  adjourned. 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary 


REPORT  OF  THE  SECRETARY 

OF  THE 

NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE 
UNITED  STATES 


Secretary's  Office,  Winona,  Minn.,  December  i,  1909 
To  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  NaHonal  Education  AssocioHon: 

Gentlemen:  In  submitting  report  of  the  business  of  the  Secretary's  office  for  the 
year  July  i,  1908,  to  June  30,  1909,  attention  is  especially  called  to  the  following  record  of 
the  number  of  Active  Members  now  enrolled.  The  enrollment  at  the  date  of  this  report 
has  reached  a  total  of  6,026,  notwithstanding  the  loss  of  474  by  withdrawal  of  membership, 
and  of  45  by  death,  a  total  loss  of  519.  There  have  been  added  since  the  last  membership 
list  was  published,  Dec.  i,  1908,  840  new  active  members,  making  a  net  increase  of  331  to 
be  added  to  the  total  enrollment  of  5,705  a  year  ago,  making  the  total  enrollment  for  the 
year,  6,026. 

You  will  note  from  the  record  in  the  following  table  that  in  1906  when  no  meeting  was 
held  there  was  a  net  loss  in  membership  of  87;  in  1907  when  the  meeting  was  held  in  Los 
Angeles  the  net  loss  was  130;  in  1908  when  the  meeting  was  held  in  Cleveland  the  net 
gain  in  active  membership  was  661;  and  this  year  of  the  Denver  meeting  the  net  gain  is 
320. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERSHIP 

The  growth  of  the  active  membership  of  the  Association  since  its  organization  is 
shown  by  the  following  table: 

TABLE  SHOWING   ACTIVE   MEMBERSHIP  ENROLLMENT*  SINCE    1 895 


Meeting 


Addi- 
tions 

Loesby 
Death 

Loflsby 
With- 
drawal 

Total 
Loss 

Net 

Gain 
or  Loss 

1.464 

... 

467 

18 

56 

74 

393 

ago 

ao 

175 

195 

95 

309 

a6 

lai 

147 

2i9 

308 

3a 

159 

191 

47 

629 

x8 

lai 

139 

489 

56a 

83 

134 

157 

405 

1.364 

X7 

274 

agi 

x,o73 

665 

30 

381 

41X 

a54 

I.X34 

as 

390 

415 

719^ 

603 

46 

644 

690 

87* 

356 

a3 

463 

486 

r 

954 

aa 

271 

a93 

840 

45 

474 

519 

sax 

Total 
Member- 
ship 


x805 

i8g6-o7. . . . 
1897-98.... 
189^-99. . . 
1899-1900. 
1900-X90X . . 
igox-igoa., 
i90a-i9O3 . 
X90^X9O4. 
X904-X905. 
1905-X906. , 
1906-1907., 
I907-X908. . 
1908-1909. . 


Buffalo 

MUwaukee 

Washington 

Lob  Angeles 

Charleston 

Detroit 

Minneapolis 

Boston 

St.  Louis 

Asbury  Park  and  Ocean  Grove. 

No  meeting 

Los  AngelM 

Cleveland 

Denver 


x,464 
x,8s7 
x,95a 
a,ao4 
a.3ai 
a,8xo 
3,ai5 
4,a88 
4«54a 
5,a6x 
5.174 
5.044 
5.705 
6,0a  6 


•Loss. 

The  enrollment  of  educational  institutions  is  distributed  as  follows: 

Universities  and  colleges 209 

Normal  schools 9a 

Public  libraries 164 

State  Departments  of  Education 17 

Public  schools 228 

New  York  City  192 
Other  cities  36 

Boards  of  education 19 

Other  educational  institutions 48 


Totol 


777 


49 


so 


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RECEIPTS  AND  EXPENSES  OF  SECRETARY'S  OFFICE 
While  it  is  intended  that  all  revenues  of  the  Association  shall  be  paid  direct  to  the 
Treasurer,  the  Secretary  is  charged  with  the  collection  of  annual  dues  of  active  members 
not  attending  the  annual  conventions;  of  new  members  enrolled  at  other  times  than  during 
the  annual  convention;  of  receipts  from  the  sale  of  back  volumes,  reprints,  committee 
reports,  etc.  The  revenue  from  these  sources  is  reported  by  the  Secretary  to  the  Treasurer 
monthly. 

TABLE  07  CASH  RECEIPTS   AT  THE   SECRETARY'S  OFFICE   SINCE    189S 


Year 


Act.  Mem.  Dues 
and  Enroll  not 
Received  at  An- 
nual Meeting 


Sales  of  Back 
Volumes 


Sales  of  Com- 
mittee Reports, 
etc. 


Total 


1805-96. . . 
1806-97... 
1897-08... 
1898-99... 
1899-1900. 
X900-1901 
1901-1902, 
1903-1903, 
1903- 1904 
1904-1905 
1905-1906, 
1906-1907 
190 7-1908, 
1908^x909, 


$  x,36a.35 
1,066.35 
1,604.33 
2,398.07 
3,436.36 
a.7S7.8s 
3,630.49 
4,152.  M 
4,393.00 
8,744.00 
7,203.35 
9,304.61 
xo.043.00 
9,471. 6x 


$  193.00 
37.2s 

1,375.63 
406.70 

I, MX.  50 
852.65 
063.15 
830.35 
831.62 
480.85 
661.30 
605.33 

588. XI 

839.08 


$453.76 
1x9.89 
677.3s 
478.69 
aoa . 39 

133.47 

297.70 
148.54 
3x9.58 
3XX.85 
337.03 
169.81 


$  1^56.25 

X.X03.50 

3.433-63 

3,934.66 

S,3SS.xx 

5,089.  X9 

4,785.93 

S.404  96 

S,42X.4i 

0,37330 

8,x84,33 

10,031.78 

10,854.13 

10,480.50 


The  following  table  shows  the  expenses  of  the  Secretary's  office  since  the  establishment 
of  a  permanent  office  in  1898: 


TABLE   OF  CLASSIFIED  EXPENSES    AT 

THE  secretary's   OFFICE  SINCE    1 898 

Year 

Postage 

Tele- 
grams 

Freight 
Expre&s 

Clerical 
Service 

Station- 
ery and 
Office 
Supplies 

Travel- 
ing 

Miscel- 
laneous 

Rent 
with 
Heat, 
Uffht 
&Care 

Salary 

Total 

X898-1899 

$  462.78 

S134  07 

$  2x53 

$  525.4s  S118. 44 

$275  ^x 

$3,000 

$4,538.38 

X899-1000 

642  76 

118.86 

55.44 

464.33'  160.07 

308.63 

4,000 

5,840.00 

X900-X901 

740.65 

S3  42 

21.18 

563-70 

169  02 

130  25 

4,000 

5,696.13 

1901-X903 

764.80 

71.63 

20.09 

689.2s 

114. IS 

148.40 

%  40-75 

4,000 

5,858.07 

X902-X903 

784.38 

69-73 

20.08 

702.15 

00.  73 

208.30 

45.70 

isso 

4,000 

6,660.07 

X903-1904 

1,303 -55 

126.92 

61.25 

X.48S.41 

180.20 

267.57 

127.27 

600 

4,000 

8.152. 17 

1904-1905 

x,632.67 

100 . 56 

57.38 

i.SOQ.Ss 

140. 12  i^ 

612. so 

56  53 

600 

4,000 

8.718.70 

X90S-X906 

1,523 -25 

97  34 

47  88 

1.738.23 

129.6s 

308.4s 

46.60 

600 

4,000 

8,581.40 

1906-1907 

X, 183. 80 

330. 94 

40.78 

1,724.94 

184.74 

057. 15 

77.47 

600 

4,000 

9,xo8.82 

X007-X908 

3,o6q.25 

187.10 

129.52 

2,3.30  33 

201.3s 

774.63 

55  66 

600 

4,000 

10,356.14 

X908-1909 

2,238.33 

100-81 

54.83 

2,878.68 

188.74 

317.40 

66.55 

600 

4,000 

10,544  34 

THE  FIXED  REVENUE 
The  receipts  from  the  Secretary's  office  and  from  interest  on  the  permanent  fund,  com- 
bined, constitute  a  fixed  and  growing  revenue  entirely  independent  of  the  receipts  from 
the  annual  convention,  as  follows: 

table  SHO^^NG  RECEIPTS   FROM  SECRETARY'S  OFFICE   AND   FROM  INTEREST  ON  THE 

permanent  fund  since  i8q5 


Year 


1895-96... 
1806-97... 

i«Q7-98... 
1 898-99. . . 
1899-1900, 
1900-1901 
1901-1902 
1902-1903 
1903-1004 
1904-190S 
1005-1906 
1906-1907. 
1907-1908 
1908-X909. 


Receipts  from 
Secretary's  Office 


$  x,4S6.2S 

X,  103. 50 

3.433  6a 

2,934.66 

S.2S5   II 

5,o8<i.i9 

4.78s  03 

5.404.  cp6 

5.421. 41 

9.373  30 

8,184.23 

xo,02i.78 

10,854.15 

xo,48o.5o 


Receipts  from 
the  Permanent  Fund 


$3,058.14 
2,801.95 
2,268.47 
3.164.13 
3.447.12 
3.»«3  03 
3,841.22 
4,715.10 
6.573  08 
5.534. 90 
6,552.44 
6,657.80 
6,742.60 
6,743  17 


Total 


$  4.514.30 
3,005.45 
5,702.09 
6.088.79 
8,702.23 
8,972.22 
8,627.15 

XO,X20.06 

11,005-30 
14.008. 39 
14,736.67 
x6,679.58 
17.506. 75 
17,223.67 


REPORT  OP  THE  SECRETARY 


SI 


THE  PERMANENT  FUND 

The  following  table  shows  the  growth  of  the  permanent  fund,  provided  for  by  the 
constitution,  and  the  interest  receipts  from  this  fund  since  its  foundation  in  1886,  as  shown 
by  the  annual  reports  of  the  Board  of  Trustees. 

The  surplus  from  the  meetings  of  1884  and  1885  and  from  other  sources  was  turned 
over  to  the  Board  of  Trustees  at  the  time  of  the  incorporation  of  the  Association  as  the  first 
installment  ($3i4oo)  of  the  permanent  fund. 

TABLE  SHOWING  GROWTH  OF  THE  PERMANENT   FUND   FROM   l886-igo6 


Year 


Meeting 


^Additions  to  the 
Permanent  Fund 


Total  Amount  of 
Permanent  Fund 


Revenue  from 
Permanent  Fund 


1886-87.... 
1887-88. . . . 

1888^ 

1889-90 

1890-91 

1891-93 — 
i89a-93.... 
1893-94  •■• 
i894-g5-.- 
1895-96.... 
1896-97..-. 
1897-98. ... 
1898-99.-. 
1899-1900. . 
1900-1901.. 
1901-1903.. 
1902-1903.. 
1903-1904.. 
1904-1905.. 
1905-1906. . 
1906-1907.. 
1907-1908. . 
1908-1909.. 


c2 

San  Francisco. 

Naahville 

St.  Paul 

Toronto 

Saratoga  Springs 

No  meeting 

Asbury  Park 

Denver 

Buffalo 

Milwaukee 

Washington 

Los  Angeles 

Charleston 

Detroit 

Minneapolis 

Boston 

St.  Louis 

Asbxiry  Park  and  Ocean  Grove 

No  meeting 

Los  Angeles 

Denver 


$  1,175.00 
xx,ioo.oo 
9.325  00 

4iOOO.OO 

7,400.00 

3.600.00 

No  addition 

No  addition 

5,000.00 

9.961. 75 

4.300.00 

4.738.25 

zo,ooo.oo 

14,000.00 

No  addition 

zo,ooo.oo 

zo,ooo.oo 

39,000.00 

No  addition 

8,100.00 

5,000.00 

9,928.00 

72.00 


$    4.575. oo* 
15.675. 00 

35,000.00 
39,000.00 
36,400.00 
40,000.00 
40,000.00 
40,000.00 
45,000.00 
54,961 .  75 
59,261.75 
64,000.00 
74,000.00 
88,000.00 
88,000.00 
98,000.00 
108,000.00 
147,000.00 
147,000.00 
155,100.00 
160,100.00 
170,028.00 
170,100.00 


$  204.00 
317.91 
943.15 
x.3S2.a5 
x,66o.oo 
2,049.13 
3.183.64 
2,369.16 
2,058.96 
3.058.14 
2,801.95 
2,568.47 
3.164. 13 
3.474.1a 
3.883.03 
3,841.23 
4,715.10 
6,573.98 
5,534.90 
6.5Sa.44 
6,657.80 
6,743.60 
6,743  17 


*  1884  and  1885,  Madison  and  Saratoga  Springs,  surplus  $3,400. 

SPECIAL  COMMITTEES 

COMMITTEE  ON  INDUSTRIAL  EDUCATION   FOR  RURAL   SCHOOLS 

L.  D.  Harvey,  president  of  Stout  Institute,  Menomonie,  Wis.,  chairman. 

Elmer  Ellsworth  Brown  United  States  Commissioner  of  Education,  Washington,  D.  C. 

O.  J.  Kern,  superintendent  of  schools,  Winnebago  Co.,  Rockford,  111. 

An  appropriation  of  $500  for  the  exp)enses  of  the  Committee  was  granted  by  the  Board 
of  Directors  (see  Minutes  of  meeting,  July  12,  1907,  pp.  48,  49). 

The  Committee  made  a  special  report  at  the  Cleveland  Convention  which  was  dis- 
cussed by  the  National  Council  and  recommended  by  that  body  for  publication  in  the 
Annual  Volume  of  Proceedings.  It  will  also  be  published  as  a  separate  pamphlet  to  be 
supplied  with  the  original  report  of  the  same  Committee  issued  in  1905. 

The  expenses  of  the  Committee  for  the  year  were  $202 .02.  No  additional  appropria- 
tion was  made  for  future  expenses.  The  Committee  was  continued  under  the  previous 
action  of  the  Board  of  Directors. 

A  full  history  of  this  Committee  and  of  its  reorganization  in  1907  may  be  found  on 
pp.  59,  60  of  the  Los  Angeles  Yearbook . 

No  report  was  made  by  this  Committee  at  the  Denver  Convention  for  the  year  1908-9. 

COMMITTEE   ON   UNIVERSAL   SYSTEM   OF   KEY   NOTATION 

E.  O.  Vaile,  Oak  Park,  III.,  chairman. 

^Homer  H.  Seerley,  president,  State  Normal  School,  Cedar  Falls,  Iowa. 

Thomas  M.  B alliet,  dean  of  School  of  Pedagogy-,  New  York  University,  'New  York  City. 

tWnxiAM  H.  Maxwell,  superintendent  of  schools,  New  York  City. 

Melvil  DeweY',  Lake  Placid  Club,  Essex  Co.,  N.  Y.  , 

No  report  by  this  Committee  has  been  made  during  the  past  four  years.     For  a  full 
account  of  the  work  of  this  Committee  see  p.  60  of  the  Los  Angeles  Yearbook. 
*A|q)ointed  February  33,  igo8,  to  succeed  F.  Louis  Soldan,  resigned. 
t  Appointed  February  33,  1908,  to  succeed  Aaron  Gove,  resigned. 


52  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

COMMITEE  ON  TEACHING  MORALS  IN  THE  PUBUC  SCHOOLS  OP  THE  UNITED  STATES 

James  M.  Greenwood,  superintendent  of  schools,  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  chairman. 
Clifford.  W.  Barnes,  chairman,  International  Committee  on  Moral  Training,  Lake 

Forest,  III. 
Martin  G.  Brumbaugh,  superintendent  of  schools,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
William  L.  Bryan,  president  of  University  of  Indiana,  Bloomington,  Ind. 
John  W.  Carr,  superintendent  of  schools,  Bayonne,  N.  J. 

An  appropriation  of  $500  was  made  for  expenses  of  the  Committee  at  the  Los  Angeles 
meeting  of  the  Board  of  Directors.  The  Committee  expended  $148.81.  A  report  was 
made  to  the  National  Council  at  the  Cleveland  meeting  and  was  recommended  for  publica- 
tion in  the  Annual  Volimie  of  Proceedings. 

The  Committee  made  a  brief  supplementary  report  to  the  National  Council.  It  is 
understood  that  a  complete  report  for  publication  will  be  prepared  by  the  Committee 
during  the  ensuing  year. 

committee  on  provisions  for  exceptional  children  in  public  schools 

James  H.  Van  Sickle,  superintendent  of  city  schools,  Baltimore,  Md.,  chairman. 

Andrew  W.  Edson,  associate  superintendent  of  city  schools.  New  York  City. 

Frank  Fitzpatrick,  93  Summer  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Carroll  G.  Pearse,  superintendent  of  city  schools,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Lloyd  E.  Wolfe,  principal  of  Vocational  School  for  Boys,  San  Antonio,  Tex. 

An  appropriation  of  $500  was  made  for  expenses  of  the  Committee  by  the  Board  of 
Directors  in  July,  1907.  The  Committee  expended  $497 .  10.  A  reporf  was  presented  to 
the  National  Council  at  the  Cleveland  meeting,  which  was  accepted  and  recommended  for 
publication  in  the  Annual  Volume  of  Proceedings. 

The  Committee  made  a  supplementary  report  at  the  Denver  Convention  which  will 
be  found  in  the  proceedings  of  the  Council  in  the  Denver  volume. 

committee  on  a  national  university 

Benjamin  Ide  Wheeler,  president.  University  of  California,  Berkeley,  Cal.,  chairman. 
James  B.  Angell,  president  of  State  University  of  Michigan,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 
Charles  R.  Van  Hise,  president  of  State  University  of  Wisconsin,  Madison,  Wis. 

This  Committee  was  created  by  the  active  members  at  the  Los  Angeles  meeting  and  an 
appropriation  of  $500  was  authorized  by  the  Board  of  Directors.  The  Committee  incurred 
no  expenses.  A  brief  report  was  made  by  President  Charles  R.  Van  Hise,  a  stenographic 
report  of  which  appears  in  the  minutes  of  the  business  meeting  of  active  members  (see 
p.  34).  The  Committee  was  continued  as  a  committee  of  conference  and  co-operation 
with  a  similar  committee  of  the  National  Association  of  State  Universities. 

No  report  was  presented  by  this  Committee  at  the  Denver  Convention. 

committee  on  courses  of  manual  training  in  public  schools 

Jesse  D.  Burks,  principal  of  Teachers  Training  School,  Albany,  N.  Y.,  chairman. 

Charles  R.  Richards,  director  of  Cooper  Union,  New  York  City,  secretary. 

Edgar  S.  Barney,  principal  of  Hebrew  Technical  Institute,  New  York  City. 

Howard  D.  Brundage,  Horace  Mann  School,  Columbia  University,;New  York  City.- 

Flora  J.  Cooke,  principal,  Francis  Parker  School,  Chicago,  III. 

Carlton  B.  Gibson,  superintendent  of  schools,  Columbus,  Ga. 

Arthur  D.  Dean,  chief,  division  of  trades  schools,  Slate  Education  Department,  Albany, 

N.  Y. 
William  H.  Elson,  superintendent  of  schools,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Calvin  N.  Kendall,  superintendent  of  schools,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 
Ernest  B.  Kent,  supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Jersey  City,  N.  J. 
Charles  H.  Keyes,  superintendent  of  schools,  South  District,  Hartford,  Conn. 
Euphrosyne  E.  Langley,  instructor  in  woodworking,  School  of  Education,  The  University 

of  Chicago,  Chicago,  III. 
Frank  M.  Leavitt,  assistant  director  of  drawing  and  manual  training.  Public  Schools, 

Boston,  Mass. 
George  A.  Merrill^  director,  Wilmerding  and  Lick  Schools,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


REPORT  OF  THE  SECRETARY  53 

Chaxles  H.  Morse,  secretary  of  Massachusetts  Commission  on  Industrial  Education, 

Boston,  Mass. 
Caxkoll  G.  Peasse,  superintendent  of  schools,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
David  S.  Snedden,  commissioner  of  education  for  Massachusetts,  Boston,  Mass. 
Chasles  F.  Wakner,  princifMU  of  Technical  High  School,  Springfield,  Mass. 

This  Conunittee  was  authorized  by  the  Board  of  Directors  in  July,  1907,  on  the  appli- 
cation of  the  Department  of  Manual  Training,  and  an  appropriation  of  $500  for  its  expenses 
was  made.  At  the  meeting  of  the  Board  in  Cleveland,  Ohio,  July  2,  1908,  authority  was 
given  to  increase  the  membership  to  not  less  than  fifteen,  nor  more  than  twenty,  members. 

The  Committee  incurred  no  expense  during  the  year.  The  Board  of  Directors,  at  its 
meeting  held  June  39,  1908,  took  special  action  making  the  imexpended  appropriation  of 
$500  available  for  the  expenses  of  the  Committee  during  the  ensuing  year. 

A  brief  report  of  progress  was  made  by  this  Committee  to  the  Board  of  Directors  at 
the  Denver  Convention  with  request  that  the  directors  authorize  the  Secretary  to  print  the 
report  of  the  Committee  as  soon  as  it  is  ready  for  publication  (see  Minutes  of  Board  of 
Directors,  p.  39). 

CX>iaaTTEE  ON  THE  CULTURE  ELEMENT  AND  ECONOMY  OF  TIME  IN  EDUCATION 

This  Committee  was  authorized  by  the  Board  of  Directors  at  its  meeting  in  Los 
Angeles,  Cal.,  July  12,  1907,  and  $500  was  appropriated  for  its  expenses.  James  H. 
Baker,  president  of  the  State  University  of  Colorado,  was  appointed  chairman  of  the  Com- 
mittee, but  no  additional  members  were  named.  President  Baker  presented  a  preliminary 
report  at  the  meeting  of  the  National  Council  in  Cleveland,  Ohio,  which  was  referred  to  the 
Board  of  Directors  with  recommendation  that  it  be  printed.  This  action  was  taken  and 
the  Committee  continued.  The  president  of  the  National  Council  was  authorized  to 
appoint  additional  members.    The  Committee  consists  of  the  following: 

James  H.  Bai^r,  president  of  the  Univesrity  of  Colorado,  Boulder,  Colo.,  chairman. 

James  H.  Van  Sickle,  superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Baltimore/  Md. 

William  H.  Smiley,  principal  of  East  High  School,  Denver,  Colo. 

Henry  Suzzallo,  professor  of  philosophy  of  education.  Teachers  College,  Columbia 

University,  New  York  City. 
Albion  W.  Small,  professor  of  sociology.  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago,  111. 

No  part  of  the  appropriation  for  the  expenses  of  the  Committee  was  expended  during 
the  two  years,  ending  Jime  30,  1909. 

committee  on  congressional  appropriations  for  the  bureau  of  education 

John  W.  Cook,  president,  Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  DeKalb,  111.,  chairman, 

James  H.  Baker,  president,  State  University  of  Colorado,  Boulder,  Colo. 

Calvin  N.  Kendall,  superintendent  of  public  schools,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

James  Y.  Joyner,  state  superintendent  of  public  instruction,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 

Thomas  M.  Balliet,  dean  of  School  of  Pedagogy,  New  York  University,  New  York  City. 

This  Committee  was  authorized  by  the  Board  of  Directors  at  the  Cleveland  Con- 
vention, July  2,  1908,  by  the  adoption  of  the  following  resolution: 

Resolved^  That  the  President  of  the  National  Education  Association  be  authorized 
and  empowered  to  appoint  a  special  committee  to  memorialize  the  Congress  of  the  United 
States  in  favor  of  granting  the  request  of  the  Commissioner  of  Education,  approved  by 
the  Secretary  of  the  Interior,  for  an  annual  appropriation  to  meet  the  cost  of  educational 
investigations  under  the  direction  of  the  Bureau  of  Education. 

No  report  by  this  Committee  was  made  at  the  Denver  Convention.  The  Committee 
was  continued  for  the  ensuing  year. 

Respectfully  submitted, 

Irwin  Shepard,  Secretary 


From  December  i,  1908,  to  December  i,  1909 


Reports  of  the  death  of  the  following  life  and  active  members  have  been  received 
since  December  i,  1908;  the  date  of  decease  follows  each  name. 

Edwin  F.  Adams  (December  28,  1908) Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa 

Anna  M.  Allen  (January  11,  1909) Peoria,  111. 

James  Underwood  Barnard  (January  i,  1909)  .  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Richard  C.  Barrett  (March  3,  1909) Ames,  Iowa 

William  Clinton  Bates  (June  29,  1909) Cambridge,  Mass. 

WiLUAM  W.  Birds  ALL  (March  17,  1909) Philadelphia,  Pa, 

Nathan  Lee  Bishop  (October  11,  1909) Norwich,  Conn. 

James  H.  Canfield,  Life  Director  (March  29,  1909).  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Frank  F.  Coburn  (February  1 1,  1908) Lowell,  Mass. 

Bernard  J.  Devlin  (April  14,  1909) New  York,  N.  Y. 

Arthur  E.  Farmer  (March  20,  1909) Pontiac,  Mich. 

Samuel  Ashbel  Farrand  (November  7,  1908)     .      .      .  Newark,  N.  J. 

William  F.  Fox  (September  i,  1909) Richmond,  Va. 

G.  E.  FuHRMANN  (November  3,  1908) Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

Carrie  Goddard  (February  7,  1909) Topeka,  Kans. 

J.  T.  Gray  (April  3,  1909) Grundy  Center,  Iowa 

Arthur  V.  Greenman  (October  5,  1909) Aurora,  111. 

Henry  Earl  Hard  (September  26,  1908) Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

William  Torrey  Harris,  Life  Director  (November  5, 1909)  Providence,  R.  I. 

Charles  Haupert  (January  27,  1909) Wapakoneta,  Ohio 

Mary  Hill  (February  4,  1909) Milwaukee,  Wis. 

John  Hitz,  Life  Director  (March  — ,  1908)      ....  Washington,  D.  C. 

Josephine  E.  Hodgdon,  Life  Member  (January  2,  1909)  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Thomas  J.  Kirk  (October  28,  1909) Alameda,  Cal. 

John  G.  Knittti  (July  31,  1909) Shepherdstown,  W.  Va. 

Arthur  D.  Langston  (April  7,  1909) St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Simon  Somerville  Laitrie,  Corresponding  Member 

(March  2,  1909) Edinburgh,  Scotland 

Theodore  B.  Noss  (February  — ,  1909) California,  Pa. 

Mrs.  Mary  D arrow  Olson  (November  14,  1909)      .      .  Chicago,  111. 

J.  M.  Pile  (March  11,  1909) Wayne,  Nebr. 

George  Colby  Purington  (May  6,  1909)       ....  Farmington,  Maine 

H.  H.  Raschig  (June  14,  1909) Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Charles  M.  Ryon  (January  25,  1909) Kingston,  N.  Y. 

Edgar  O.  Silver  (November  18,  1909) New  York,  N.  Y. 

Edgar  Arthur  Singer  (January  28,  1909)      ....  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Walter  H.  Small  (September  15,  1909) Providence,  R.  I. 

Charles  Alden  Smith  (February — ,  1909)     ....  Duluth,  Minn. 

John  William  Stearns,  Life  Member  (March  5,  1909)  San  Diego,  Cal. 

William  C.  Stevenson  (September  19,  1909)  Decatur,  111. 

Samuel  B.  Todd  (October  5,  1908) Chicago,  111. 

Charles  Liggett  Van  Cleve  (September  26,  1909)  Toledo,  Ohio 

George  Augustus  Walton  (November  7,  1908)  West  Newton,  Mass. 

Florence  M.  Weston  (September  29,  1909)  ....  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

Finley  M.  Witter  (October  29,  1909) Muscatine,  Iowa 

John  Henry  Wright  (November  25,  1908)     ....  Cambridge,  Mass. 

54 


LIST  OF  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING 

MEMBERS 

AS&ANGED   BY   STATES,  CLASSES,  AND    YEARS   OF   CONTINUOUS  MEMBERSHIP 
REVISED  TO  DECEMBER   I,   I909 


The  marginal  figures  indicate  the  year  of  enrollment  as  active  members  by 
those  whose  names  immediately  follow.  The  indented  figures  indicate  year 
of  appointment  to  present  educational  position.  The  value  of  this  list  as  an 
educational  directory  depends  upon  its  acciu^cy  and  completeness;  all  mem- 
bers are  invited  to  contribute  to  this  end  by  furnishing  corrections  of  errors, 
however  slight,  and  by  supplying  omitted  data. 

The  institutions  enrolled  as  members  will  be  found  grouped  at  the  end  of 
the  list  for  each  state;  the  arrangement  is  alphabetical  by  years  in  the  order 
of  enrollment.  

CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS 

ENGLAND 

1898    MiCHAiL  EurasT  Sadler,  A.M.,  Trinity  Coll.  and  Christ  Church,  Oxford;  LL.D.  (honontry),  '09. 
Columbia  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Manchester. 

Secretary  of  the  Oxford  University  Extension  Delegacy,  1885-95;  Student  and  Steward 
of  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  xSgo^-gs;  Member  of  the  KoyaJ  Commission  on  Sec- 
ondary Education,  1893-95;  Director  of  Special  Inquiries  and  Reports  in  the 
Education  Department,  1895-1903;  Professor  of  History  and  Administration  of 
Education,  Victoria  University  of  Manchester,  since  1903;  Offiderde  I'Instructioa 
Publique,  1904.  Address:  Eastwood,  Weybridge. 
E.  Lyultb  Stanley,  A.B.,  '6a.  A.M..  '63,  Oxford  (Lord  Stanley  of  Alderly). 

Member  of  the  Royal  Commission  on  Education,  1886-87;  Member  of  the  London  School 

Board  since  1876,  formerlv  Vice-Chairman  of  that  body,  1897;  Author  of  various 

articles  on  Educational  Subjects.    Address:    18  Mans&cld  St.,  Portland  Place. 

London.  W. 

1901    CLOinnsLXY  S.  Henry  Brereton,  .\.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '90,  St.  John's  Coll.,  Cambridge;  B.  ha  L.,  L. 

H  L.,  Univ.  of  Paris;  Ofhder  d'.\cad^mie;  Officier  de  Tlnstruction  Publique. 

Divtstonal  Inspector  to  the  London  County  Council  for  Modem  Languages;  Vice- 
President  of  the  International  Jury  for  Primary  Education  at  the  Paris  Exposition, 
X900;  Appointed  to  inquire  into  the  Teaching  of  Modem  Languages  in  Ireland, 
X901-1903;  Writer  on  Education  in  "Fortnightly  Review,"  "The  Times,"  "Saturday 
Review,"  etc.;  Author  of  various  Reports;  Addressed  the  National  Eklucationai 
Association  of  the  United  States  at  Detroit,  Mich.,  1901,  on  "The  Educational 
Crisis  in  England."  Address:  7  Cannon  Place,  Hampstead,  London,  N.  W. 
Fabian  Ware,  B.  es.  So.,  '94.  Universities  of  London  and  Paris. 

Ten  Years  Assistant  Master  in  Secondary  Schools  (Bradford.  189 5-99 V,  occasional 
Examiner  to  the  Civil  Ser\'ice  Commission;  occasional  Inspector  of  Secondary 
Schools  to  the  Board  of  Education,  and  contributor  to  "The  Moming  Post,*' 
Z899-1901;  Representative  of  the  Education  Committee  of  the  British  Royal 
Commission  at  the  Paris  Exposition,  1000;  .Assistant  Director  of  Education, 
Transvaal,  igoi;  Acting  Director  of  Education,  Transvaal,  January  to  June, 
1903;  Mcmljer  of  the  Transvaal  Legislative  Council.  i903-«!;  Director  of  Edu- 
cation. Transvaal,  1903-5;  Editor  of  "The  Moming  Post"  ^ce  1905.  Address: 
64  Victoria  St.,  S.  W.,  London. 
1909    Henry  E.  Armstrong. 

Address:  55  Granville  Park.  Lewisham,  London,  S.  E. 
R,  Blaie,  B.Sc.,  Ijondoa;  A.M.,  EdinburRh. 

Assistant  Master,  Askc's  Hatcham  School,  London,  1881-93;  Head  Master,  School  of 
Science  and  Technology,  Cheltenham,  1 803-94;  Insjicctor  of  Schoob  for  the  Depart- 
ment of  Science  and  Art,  and  for  th**  Scotch  E<]ucation  Department,  1R04-00; 
Chief  Inspector,  and  afterward  Assistant  Secretary,  Department  of  Agriculture 
and  Technical  Education  for  Ireland.  1Q00-04;  Education  Officer,  London  County 
Council,  since  1904;  member  of  the  Mosoly  Education  Commission,  1903.  Address- 
Wygtoun,  Crcditon  Road,  West  Hampstead.  London. 

55 


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NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Fnace 


ENGLAND-CmUmmiI 

1909    Edwakd  Hsmsy  Busk,  Knifht.  created  1901;  M^,  LL.B. 

Comitiiwionfr  under  the  University  of  London  Act.  x8o8;  under  the  Univcinty  Col- 
lege London  Transfer  Act,  1005;  and  under  tne  Kiuff'ft  CoUcEe  London  Truufcr 
Act,  igo8;  University  Law  Scholar,  1864;  Joieph  Hume  Scholar  and  Fdlow  ci 
Universitv  College,  London:  Chairman  of  Convocation  of  University  of  London; 
Fellow  of  the  University;  Vice-Chancellor  of  the  University  of  London.  2005-07; 
Member  of  the  Senate  of  the  University  of  London:  Chairman  of  the  Goldamtdi'ii 
College,  New  Cross,  London:  Vice-Chairman  of  University  College,  London: 
Chairman  of  Gresham's  School,  Holt,  Norfolk:  Governor  of  Dulwich  College,  of 
the  Cheltenham  Ladies'  College,  and  of  the  Central  Foundation  Schools.  London; 
Member  of  Newnham  College,  Cambridge;  Member  of  the  Education  Committee 
of  the  County  of  Kent,  1903-09.    A  ddress:  x  x  Sussex  Place,  Regents'  Park,  London. 

Thomas  Grxooky  Foster,  B.A..  London;  PhD.,  Stranbuig. 

Quain    Student  in  English    Language  and  Literature,    University 

1894-99;  Fellow  of  University  College,  London,  1896;  Professor  of  J 
guage  and  Literature,  Bedford  College,  London.  i896-<oo:  Member  of  Coundl  of 
PhilolQgical  Society.  1898,  SecreUry  of  Univcxsity  College,  I/indon,  1900-^04; 
Membo-  of  Mosely  Education  Commission  to  the  United  States,  1903;  Chairman 
of  the  Executive  of  the  newly  founded  English  Association,  1906-08;  Provost 
of  University  College,  London;  Lecturer  in  English  Tanyiage  and  Literature 
and  Member  of  the  Senate  of  the  University  of  London  suce  1904;  Author  of 
Judith;  Studies  m  Oid  English  Language:  Metre  and  StyU;  Part-Editor  of  the 
Whitehall  Shakespeare;  Contributor  to  Mosely  Education  Repoits.  Address: 
University  College,  London.  W.  C. 

HzMKY  TusAWNA  Gesians,  B.A.,  '80,  M.A.,  ^84,  Christ  Church  and  Worcester  College,  Oxford. 

FeUow  and  Mathematical  l^ecturer,  since  1883;  Tutor,  1888--08,  and  Bursar,  1903-08, 
Worcester  College;  Assistant  Commissioner  to  Dr.  Brvce's  Royal  Commission  on 
Secondary  Education.  1894;  University  Proctor,  1895;  Member  of  the  Hebdomadal 
Council  smce  1895;  Ddente  of  the  Oxford  University  Press  since  1896;  Delente 
for  Training  Teachers  in  Elementary  Schools,  in  Secondary  Schools,  and  for  Uni- 
versitv Extension;  Secretary  to  the  Delegates  of  Local  Examinations  since  1887; 
Member  of  the  Mathematical,  Chemical,  and  Physical  Societies,  London,  the  SodM 
Math^matique  de  France,  Cirrolo  matematico  di  Palermo,  American  Mathematical 
Society.    Address:  ao  St.  John  St..  Oxford. 

Alrxd  Mosely,  C.M.G.,  LL.D.  (honorary),  Columbia  University. 

Knight  of  Grace  of  St.  John  in  Jerusalem  in  England;  Member  of  the  Rotyal  Institu- 
tion of  Great  Britain;  Member  of  Royal  Colonial  Institute;  Oi]^anixer  of  Industrial 
Commission  of  Enquiry  to  the  United  States,  1903;  of  Educational  Commission  to 
the  United  States  and  Canada,  1903;  of  Visit  of  Bri'ish  Teachen  to  the  United 
States  and  Canada,  1906-07;  and  01  return  Visit  of  United  States  and  Canadian 
Teachers  to  Great  Britain,  1908-09.  Address:  Union  Bank  Buildings,  Ely  Place, 
London,  E.  C. 

John  St.  Lob  Strachey.  Balliot  College,  Oxford,  First  Class  Modem  History,  '83. 

Barrister  Inner  Temple;  Editor  and  Proprietor  of  the  London  Spectator;  Author  of: 
The  Lije  and  Duties  of  the  Citisen;  From  Grave  to  Gay:  Perils  and  FrobUms  of 
Socialism,  being  Letters  to  a  Working  Man;  The  Practtcal  Wisdom  of  the  BOU: 
and  A  New  Way  of  Life.  Address:  x4  Queen  Anne,  x  Suite,  London.  S.  W.,  aiu 
Ncwlands  Comer,  Merrow,  Guilford. 

John  SrauTHERs,  C.B.,  *oa. 


SCOTIAND 

1909    Henry  Tones,  .A.M.,  University  of  GUisgow;  LL.D.,  Univ.  of  .St.  Andrews;  Litt.D.,  Univ.  of  Waks; 
Fellow  of  the  British  Academy. 

Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy,  Univentity  of  Gluwow,  and  Hibbert  Lecturer  in  Meta- 
physics at  Manchester  College,  Oxford.    A  ddress:  University  of  Glasgow,  Glasgow. 

FRANCE 
1898    Ferdinamd  BnissoN. 

Professor  of  Education  at  the  Sorbonne.    Address:  30  rue  Bobillot,  Paris. 
J.  J.  Gabriel  CoMPAYxi,  Ph.D.,  1873. 

Professor  of  Philosophy,  Lyc^  de  Pau.  1865 — de  Poitiers,  x86a— de  Toulouse,  1871; 
Professor  of  Philosophv,  Faculty  of  I.etters  of  Toulouse,  1874;  Professor  of  History 
of  Education,  Normal  School  of  F6ntenay  aux  Roses,  x88o— Normal  School  of  St. 
Cloud,  1 881;  Member  of  Chambre  des  D^put^,  1881-89;  Reaor  of  the  Academy 
of  Poitiers,  1890-9^;  Rector  of  the  Academy  and  University  of  Lyons.  1895;  Cor- 
respondins  Member  of  the  Institut  de  France.  X9px;  Rector  at  Uie  University  of 
Lyons.  Inspector  K^n^r^l  de  I'Uni^'ersit^  de  France.  Addrass:  Avenue  de 
Breteuil,  80,  Lyons.  France. 
Pierre  Ekile  Levasseur,  Doctor  (ad  Honoris),  Univ.  of  Columbia  and  Univ.  of  Budapest;  Litt.D.,'s6. 
Professor  of  Letters  and  Rhetoric,  and  of  Historv,  at  several  Lyceums,  x868;  Professor 
at  the  College  of  France  since  1868;  member  of  llnstitut  de  France.  Acadteie 
des  sciences  morales  et  politioues.  1868:  Professor  at  the  Institute  of  Arts  and 
Trades,  1871-06  and  at  the  Sch<K>l  of  Political  Science;  President  of  the  Associa- 
tion for  the  Secondary  Instruction  of  Young  Girls  at  the  Sorbonne  since  x88x; 
President  of  the  Statistical  Commi.«wion  of  Primary  Instmctors  since  1876;  Ad- 
ministrateur  du  College  de  France.  1902;  Corresponding  Member  of  the 
Academies  of  Prussia.  Sweden.  Hungary,  and  of  the  Ainierican  Academy  of 
Political  and  Social  Science.    Address:   Le  Colttge  of  France,  Paris. 


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FRANCE— CM/tiiM<< 

igoi    rHAH.KH  Bayzt. 

Profeaior  of  History  and  Archaeology  of  the  Middle  Ajjes  at  the  University  of  Lvons,  1876; 
Rector  of  Academy  of  Lille,  1891;  Director  of  Primary  Education  to  the  Ministe 
of  Public  Instructioa.  1896;  Member  of  the  Higher  Council  of  Public  Instruction 
1900;  Author  of  various  works  on  Archaeology  and  History  of  the  Middle  Ages;  of 
a  volume  on  Byzantine  Art;  of  various  artides  on  Teaching.  Address:  x  rue  du 
val  de  Grace.  Paris. 

LfOli  BOUKOKOB. 

Formerly  Minister  of  Publiclnstnictioo;  Member  of  the  Senat.  Address:  3  me  Palatine, 
Paris. 

Elb  Rabibx. 

Fellow  in  Philoaophy,  1866-69;  Profeaaor  of  Philosophy  in  the  Lyceum  of  Montauban, 
1869-73;  of  Tours,  187a;  of  Charlemagne  at  Paris,  1873-81;  Professor  of  the 
Department  of  PhUosoi^y  at  the  Superior  Normal  School,  x88i;  Director  of 
Secondary  Education  in  the  Ministry  of  Public  Instruction,  1889}  Author  of  various 
Philosophical  Treatises.    Address:  a?,  rue  de  Fleurus,  Paris. 

Camxllb  Sis. 

Counselor  of  State;  Author  of  the  Law  of  December  a i,  x88o,  which  created  the  Secondary 
Instruction  of  Young  Women;  Author  of  the  Law  of  June  39,  x88i,  which  created 
the  Normal  School;  Member  of  the  Committees  and  Jury  at  the  Universal  Expo- 
sitions <A  X878,  1889,  and  xgoo.    Address:  65,  avenue  des  Champs-Elys^es,  Paris. 

X909    Emilx  BotrrsotTX,  Ph.D.  (Honorary),  Universities  of:  Oxford,  Glasgow,  Aberdeen,  Geneva. 

Professor  dt  Philosophy  at  the  Lyceum  of  Caen,  1871-73;  Doctor  of  Letters,  Paris. 
1874;  Professor  of  Philosophy  at  the  University  of  Montpellier,  1874-76;  at  the 
University  of  Nancy,  1876-77;  Master  of  Conferences  of  Philosophy  at  the  Superior 
Normal  School  at  Paris.  1877-86;  Professor  of  History  and  Modem  Philosophy 
at  the  Sorbonne  since  x886;  Director  of  the  Fondation  Thiers  since  190a;  Gifford 
Lecturer  in  the  University  of  Glasgow  (Scotland),  1903-05;  Officer  ci  the  Legion 
of  Honor;  Member  of  the  Institute  of  France  (Academy  of  Sciences,  Morals,  and 
Politics),  X898.    Address:  Fondation  Thiers,  Paris. 

EuiBT  Lavbse. 

Professor  of  Modem  History  at  the  University  of  Paris-  Director  of  the  Superior  Nor- 
mal School;  Vice-President  of  the  Superior  Board  of  Public  Instmctton;  Member 
of  the  French  Academy;  Grand  Officer  of  the  Legion  of  Honor.  Address:  care  of 
Ecole  Normale  Sup^eure,  Paris. 

LouB  LiAKD,  Fellow  of  Philosophy.  '69;  Ph.D.,  '74. 

Professor  of  Philosophy  m  the  Lycetmi  of  Mont-de-Marsan,  1869;  of  Poitiers,  187 1; 
Member  of  the  Faculty  of  Literature  in  Bordeaux,  1874:  Rector  of  the  Academy 
of  Caen,  1880;  Director  of  Higher  Education  in  the  Ministry  of  Public  Instruction 
in  France.  1884;  Vice- Rector  of  the  University  of  Paris,  x9oa;  Member  of  the  Insti- 
tute of  France,  1896.    Address:  The  Sorbonne,  Paris. 

GERMANY 

189S    FuxDXiCH  Pauuzn.  Ph.D..  '71*  Berlin. 

Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Pedagogics,  University  of  Berlin,  since  1877.  Addreu: 
StegUu  Fichtestrasse  31,  Berlin. 

1909    CauSTXAN  Fklix  Klein,  Ph.D.,  '68,  Bonn;   Krakau;  D.Sc.,  (honorary),  C«ambridge;   LI..D.  (hon- 
orary), Princeton;  De  Morgan  Medallist,  '93. 

Member  of  various  mathematicii  and  scientific  societies  in  Europe  and  America; 
Member  of  the  Academic  Commission  for  the  Publication  of  the  Encyklopddie  der 
Idaihematischen  Wissenschaften;  Author  of  the  Mathematischen  Annalen;  Associate 
Editor  of  the  ZeUschrift  fUr  Maihtmatik  und  Physik;  Professor  of  Mathematics  at 
the  University  of  Gdttingen.    Address:  care  of  University  of  Gdttingen,  G6ttingen. 

WnazLM  MtmcH.  Ph.D. 

Head  Master  of  Gymnasium,  1877-83;  Provincial  School  Superintendent  for  the 
Prussian  Rhine  Province,  1888;  Jhrivate  Councilor,  1895;  Honorary  Professor  of 
the  Science  of  Education  at  the  University  of  Berlin,  1807;  Author  of  numerous 
books  concerning  the  method  of  teaching.  Chief  works:  Geisi  des  Lehramts; 
Zukvnftp&dagogtK;  several  collections  of  essays  on  various  subjects;  a  few  works  of 
fiction.    Address:  care  of  University  of  Berlin,  Berlin. 

WiLHKLM  Paszkowski,  Ph.D.,  '90,  University  of  Halle. 

Professor,  1905;  Librarian  at  the  Royal  Library,  Berlin,  190a;  Director  of  the  Courses 
of  German  for  Foreigners  at  the  University  of  Berlin,  190a;  Director  of  the  Aca- 
demic Bureau  for  Scientific  Information  at  the  University  of  Berlin  from  1904. 
Address:  University  of  Berlin,  Berlin. 

KaM.  REINRABDr,  Ph.D. 

Private  Chief  Government  Counselor:  Acting  Counselor  in  the  Royal  Prussian  Min- 
istry of  Religiotu,,  Educational,  and  Medical  Affairs.  Address:  Schillerstrasse 
8,  Steglitx,  Berlin. 

Fkikdeich  GrsTAV  Ai>olph  E.  I-.  Schmidt,  LL.D„  '83.  University  of  Berlin. 

Actual  Private  Chief  Councilor  of  Government,  and  Department  Chief  in  Ministry 
of  Worship,  Education,  and  Medicinal  Affairs;  Member  of  the  Cabinet  since  1883. 
Address:   CJultiis  Mimsterium,  Berlin. 

Ulexch  vow  WiLAMowirz-MoELLENDORrr.  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  Oxford*  D.C.L.,  Cambridge. 

Professior  in  the  University  ot  Greifswald,  1876;  in  Gdttingen,  1883;  in  Berlin,  1897; 
Member  of  the  Examination  Committee,  x8 76-99.  Address:  Berlin  University, 
Berlin. 


58  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Alabama 

DENMARK 

X909    Habold  Hoftdino,  Ph.D., '70,  Copenhagen. 

Lecturer  of  Philosophy  at  the  University  of  Copenhagen  x88o:  Ordinary  Professor. 
1883;  Member  of  the  Royal  Danish  Society  of  Saences  and  Letters,  1884;  Corre- 
spondent of  the  Institute  of  France.  IQ02;  Rector  of  the  University  dL  Copenhagen, 
1002-03;  Correspondent  Member  of  the  Brit»h  Academv,  1907;  For^pi  Member 
of  the  Academy  at  Rome,  1909.  Address:  care  of  University  of  Copenhagen, 
Copenhagen. 
Otto  Jespersen,  A.M.,  '87.  Ph.D.,  '91,  University  of  Copenhagen. 

French  and  English  Master  in  two  "Gymnasier"  in  Copenhagen,  1886-93;  Profeasor 
of  English  I^anguage  and  Literature  in  the  University  of  Copenhagen  since  1893: 
occasional  Examiner  in  Danish  "Gymnasier;"  Vbiting  Professor.  University  of 
California,  Berkeley,  and  Columbia  University,  New  Yorlc,  1909.  Address: 
Ermeiundsly,  Gentofte. 

ITALY 
1898    Luioi  BoDio,  LL.D. 

Counselor  of  Slate;  formerly  Commissioner  General  of  Emigiation;  President  of  the 
Superior  Council  of  Statistics;  Mcml)er  of  various  Statistical  Societies  in  France, 
England,  Germany,  and  America;  Senator  of  the  Kingdom  of  Italy;  General  Secre- 
tary of  the  International  Institute  of  Statistics.    Address:   153  Via  Torino,  Rome 

RUSSIA 
190X    Euoaxra  P.  Kovalevsky. 

Graduate  of  the  University  of  Moscow;  Secretary  of  the  Imperial  Senate  since  1890; 
Officer  of  the  Special  Missions  at  the  Ministry  of  Public  Instruction,  1893;  Dele- 
gate to  the  World's  Columbian  Exposition,  at  Chicago,  i&>3;  Member  of  the 
Scientific  Committee.  189^;  Director  of  the  Pedagogical  Section  at  the  Paris 
Exposition  and  member  of  the  International  Jury  of  Awards,  1900;  President  of 
the  Permanent  CommisMon  of  the  Popular  Conferences  and  Lectures,  1903 ;  Author 
of  various  papers  on  Exlucational  Subjects.  Member  of  the  State  Douma  (since 
1907).  and  President  of  the  Parliamentary  Conunisaion  on  Primary  Edncatiop. 
Address:  Catherine  Canal  14,  St.  Petersburg. 

REPUBLIC  OF  COSTA  RICA 

X99I      Don  JOAQITDf  BeRNASDO  CaLVO. 

Minister  of  Costa  Rica,  1339.  xSth  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C 


LIFE  DIRECTORS,  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

ALABAMA 

ACTIVE  ICEMBEmS 

x88x    JoHM  Massey,  A.B.,  '62,  A.M.,  '7^.  LL.D.,  *70,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1876,   President  of  Alabama  Conference  Female  College,  Tuskegee. 
x88a    JtJLiA  Shxtdwick  Tutwiler.  LL.D.,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1886,   Principal  of  Alabama  Normal  College,  Livingston. 
x888    John  Hebbert  Phillips,  A.M.,  LL.D.,  '05,  Marietta  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  Southern  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '06,  Univ. 
of  Ala. 
1883,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Norwood  Place,  3730,  isth  Ave.,  N.,  Birmingham. 
1895    RoBEBT  Alexander  Mickle,  A.B., '86,  Davidson  Coll. 

Supervisor  of  Jcfterson  Street  Primary  and  Grammar  School,  and  (1907)  Super- 
vising Principal  of  Boy's  High  School  and  other  grades.  Barton  Academy;  res., 
X007  Texas  5t.,  Mobile. 
James  Kmox  Powers,  .A.M.,  '73,  LL.D.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

190 X,    Representative  of  the  B.  F.  Johnson  Publishing  Co.,  619  Wesleyan  Ave.,  Florence. 

1898  Robert  Venable  Allgood,  B.P..  '88.  B.S..  '90,  Southern  Univ.;  M.A.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

1894,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Avondale. 
Chables  Allen  Brown.  C.E.,  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 

1907,  Principal  of  High  School,  iia6,  X3th  St.,  S.,  Birmingham. 
Joseph  Dixon  Matlock. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  3313,  7th  Ave.  N.,  Box  463,  Biminghank 

1899  Daniel  Pineney  CHRisTEiraERRV,  Pd.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '88,  Southern  Univ. 

1893,    Professor  of  English  Literature,  Southern  University,  Greensboro. 
X900    John  Willloi  Abercrombie.  A.B.,  '86.  Oxford  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '88.  LL,D..  '04,  Univ.  of  Ala.;  LL.D.« 
'05,  Univ.  of  S.  C;  D.C.L..  '07,  Univ.  of  the  Sf)uth. 
1903,   President  of  University  of  Alabama.  University  P.  O. 
LuciEN  P.  GiDDENS,  A.B..  Southern  Univ. 

X907,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Birmingham  College,  Birmingham. 
Charles  B.  Glenn,  M.Sc,  '92,  Ala.  Poly.  Inst.:  A.B.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

1908,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  911  S.  13th  St.,  Birmingham. 
Marshall  Clark  Wilson,  C.E.,  '76,  Univ.  of  Va. 

1S97,   President  of  State  Normal  College,  648  Poplar  St.,  Florence. 
190X     Isaac  William  Hill,  A.B..  '80,  A.M..  '83.  Emory  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Ala. 
Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Opelika. 
Mary  Sydney  Johnston. 

1909,  16x6,  8th  Ave.,  N.,  Birmingham. 


Alabama]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  59 

MARKSl\—Contmited 

1901    Jaicss  Alexandek  Moore,  B.P..  Southern  Univ. 

Chairman  oi  Faculty  of  Alabama  Girls'  Industrial  School,  Montevallo. 
HoPSON  Owen  Murfee,  B.Sc.,  '02,  Marion  Mil.  Inst.;  A.B.,  A.M.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Va. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Marion  Institute,  Marion. 
Mrs.  J.  H.  Phillips. 

Norwood  Place,  2730,  X3th  Ave.,  N.,  Birmingham. 
1002    George  W.  Brock,  A.B.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

Chairman  of  Faculty  of  State  Normal  College,  Livingston. 
S.  R.  Butler. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Education  for  Madison  County,  HuntsvOle. 
Charles  Lewis  Floyd.  A.B..  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1889,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  205  High  St.,  M<xitgomery. 
Harry  C.  Gunnels,  A.B.,  ^96.  A.M.,  Oxford  Coll.;  LL,B.,  •91,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1906,  State  Superintendent  of  Education,  Capitol,  Montgomery. 
Walter  Evans  Striplin,  A.B.,  '91,  Oxford  Coll. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Gadsden. 
1903    Richard  Augustus  Clayton. 

Business  Manager  of  "Educational  Exdumge,"  901-3  Title  Guarantee  Bldg.,  Birm- 
ingham. 
Stonewall  Jackson  Cole. 

189X,   Agent  for  Ginn  Ac  Co.,  22x4,  X2th  Ave.,  N.,  Birmingham. 
William  J.  Edwards. 

Principal  of  Snow  Hill  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute,  Snow  HilL 
James  H.  Foster,  A.B.,  '84,  Howard  Coll.*  LL.B.,  '91,  State  Univ.  of  Ala. 

X893,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  907,  xoth  St.,  Tuscaloosa. 
John  Y.  Graham.  B.Sc., '92.  M.Sc.,  '94,  Princeton  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Munich. 

1897,  Professor  of  Biology,  university  of  Alabama,  University  P.  O.;  Exp.  off.,  Tuscaloosa. 
William  Cornelius  Griggs.  A.B.,  '98. 

X907,   Principal  of  Heiiley  School;   Secretary  Alabama  Educational  Association,  Birming- 
ham. 
Edgar  Gardner  Murphy.  A.M.  (honorary').  Yale. 

Former  Secretary  of  the  Southern  Educational  Board,  P.  O.  Box  347,  Montgomery; 
summer  address,  206  Livingston  St.,  New  Haven,  Coim. 
Thomas  Waverly  Palmer.  A.M.,  LL.D..  '06.  Univ.  of  Ala. 

X907,    President  of  Alabama  Girls'  Industrial  School,  Montevallo. 
Henry  Jones  Wii.lingham,  A.B.,  A.M.,  '93,  Howard  Coll. 

Secretary  of  State  Board  of  Examiners,  Department  of  Education,  Montgomery. 
X904    Henry  J.  Fusch. 

X908,  Superintendent  of  Public  School,  Mooresville. 
Francis  Ernest  Lloyd,  A.B.,  •91,  A.M.,  '95,  Princeton  Univ. 

1908,   Professor  of  Botany,  Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute,  Auburn. 

1905  Flavius  T.  Appleby,  B.Sc.,  '01.  Univ.  of  Teim. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Box  225,  Tuscumbia. 
Charles  Prescott  Atkinson.  B.Sc.,  '88,  A.M.,  '90,  Southern  Univ. 

X904,   Professor  of  Philosophy,  Southern  University,  Greensboro. 
George  Webster  Duncan,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Florence,  Ala.;  M.Sc.,  '98,  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 

Agent  for  Silver  Burdett  &  Co.,  Auburn. 
Willluc  Francis  Feagin,  B.Sc..  M.Sc..  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 

X907,    Chief  Qerk,  Department  of  Education  of  Alabama,  5x9  Dexter  Ave.,  Montgomery. 
Isaac  W.  McAdory. 

X889.   County  Superintendent  of  Education.  25x2,  7th  Ave.,  Birmingham. 
I.EONARD  L.  Vann,  A.m.,  '91.  Howard  Coll. 

X907.   President  of  Fifth  District  Agricultural  School,  Wetumpka. 

1906  James  Vandiver  Brown,  B.Sc..  '94,  M.Sc.,  '95.  Ala.  VcAy.  Inst. 

1907,  Suptfintendent  of  City  Schools,  304  Foster  St.,  Dothan. 

David  Sinclair  Burleson,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  '98,  Milligan  Coll.;   Graduate  MA..  '98,  Latin,  and 
Greek  Courses,  Univ.  of  Va. 

1898,  Professor  of  I^tin  and  English,  State  Normal  College;  res.,  615  Wesleyan   Ave« 

Florence. 
Joel  Campbell  Du  Bose,  A.B.,  '78.  A.M.,  '82,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

Teacher  and  Author,  Cor.  Tclula  St.  and  Eli/.a  Ave.,  Birmingham. 
J.  R.  E.  Lee. 

Director  of  Academic  Department,  Tuskegee  Institute,  Tuskegee  Institute  P.  O. 
Perry  Milton  McNeil,  L.I..  '02,  Pcabody  Coll.;  A.B.,  '03,  A.M.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 
X909,  Principal  of  Coffee  County  High  School,  Enterprise. 

1907  James  J.  Doster,  Ph.B..  B.Sc.,  '06,  A.M.,  '09,  Columbia  Univ. 

X907,   Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  University  of  Alabama,  University. 
Thomas  McAdory  Owen,  A.B..  LL.B..  '87.  A.M.,  '93,  LL.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

Director  of  Department  of  Archives  and  History,  State  Capitol,  Montgomery. 
190S    Naaman  RncMON  Baker. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Scho<^,  Ensley  Highlands,  Ensley. 
Clarxncs  Moore  Dannelly,  B.  Pd.,  '07.  State  Normal  School,  Troy,  Ala. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Evergreen. 
Artbur  Fort  Harman. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools;  res.,  603  Tremont  St.,  Sdma. 


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xQoS    William  Robert  Harrison,  B.Sc.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  AU. 

xgoi,   Superintendent  of  ScnooU,  Union  Springs. 
Savuel  S.  Murphy,  A.B.,  'oo;  A.M.,  'pa.  Univ.  of  Ala. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Academy  Annex,  Mobile. 
Stella  Palker.  B.Sc.,  'o8,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

X909,  Student,  Columbia  University,  Whittier  HaO,  New  York  City,  N.  Y.;  home  address, 
Montevallo. 
1Q09    W.  Frank  Puckett,  B.Sc.,  A.B. 

1906,  Super'ntendent  of  City  Schools,  Sheffield. 
James  Richard  Rutland,  B.Sc..  *oo,  M.Sc..  '01,  Ala.  Poly.  Inrt.;  A.B.,  '04,  Harvard  Univ. 

1908,  Assistant  Professor  of  English.  Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute,  Auburn. 
Elmer  O.  Sanders,  A.B.,  '03.  Mercer  Univ. 

IQ08,  Superintendent  of  Qty  SchooU,  Pratt  Gty. 
Hay  Watson  Smith,  A.B..  '90,  Davidson  Coll. 

190Q,   Principal  of  Selma  Military  Institute,  Sehna. 

institutions 
1897    Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute. 

President,  Charles  Coleman  Thach;  Librarian,  J.  R.  Rutland,  Aubom. 
1899    State  Normal  School  at  jACKSorfviLLE. 

President,  William  Clarence  Daugette,  Jacksonville. 
1 901    State  Normal  College. 

Principal,  E.  M.  Shackelford,  Troy. 
1903    Alabama  Girls'  Industrial  School. 

President,  T.  W.  Pahncr,  Montevallo. 
1906    "Educational  Exchange." 

Business  Managers,  R.  A.  and  R.  T.  Qayton,  901-a  Title  Guarantee  Buflding.  Birm- 
ingham. 
Southern  Uniyerstty,  Library. 

President,  S.  M.  Hoomer;  Librarian,  D.  P.  Christenberry,  Greensboro. 

1908  Birmingham  College. 

President,  James  H.  McCoy;  Librarian,  F.  P.  Hammond,  Birmingliam. 
Fust  District  Agricultural  and  Industrial  School  and  Exferocknt  Statdn. 

President,  W.  Franklin  Monk,  Jackson. 
X909    The  Agricui.tural  and  Mechanical  College  froR  Negroes) 

President,  Walter  S.  Buchanan,  Normal. 
The  Untverstty  of  Alabama. 

President,  John  W.  Abercrombie,  University. 

ARIZONA 
active  members 
1895    Charles  F.  Philbrook. 

1904.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Bisbee. 

x809    A.  J.  Matthews. 

1900.   President  of  Tempe  Normal  School  of  .\rixona,  Tempe. 

1903  George  E.  Rrinbh^l. 

Supervisor  of  Music.  Bisbee  and  Douglas;  address,  Box  1533,  Bisbee. 

1904  James  Brady  Jolly. 

1900,   County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Prescott. 

Arnoldas  H.  McClure,  A.M.,  Ph.D. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Yuma. 

1906  Charles  W.  Goodman. 

Superintendent  of  U.  S.  Indian  Industrial  School,  Phoenix. 

Olaf  Halvorson.  A.B.,  'oa.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1904,   Principal  of  Union  High  School,  Clifton. 

1907  De  Esta  Cook. 

1906,  Primary  Supervisor,  Public  Schools,  xasi,  lath  St.,  Douglas. 

J.  L.  Johnston. 

1900,   Teacher  of  Vocal  Music,  Tempe. 

WaLLAM  E.  Lutz. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Douglas. 

G.  Hampton  Madden. 

Principal  of  Crane  Public  School,  Yuma. 

X908    Carroll  L.  Scott. 

1907,  Teacher  in  Indian  School,  Ft.  Apache. 

1909  Lucy  Terrill  Ellls. 

1899,    Principal  and  Founder  of  Phoenix  Kindergarten;  507  N.  7th  St,  I^ioenix. 

KiRKE  T.  Moore.  A.B.,  '06,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.,  Univ. 

State  Superintendent  of  Pubhc  Instruction,  Phoenix. 

Merna  B.  Robifon,  B.Pd..  Colo.  State  Nor.  Sch. 

1908,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Morend. 


OKfoniial        LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  6l 

ARIZONA-Cm/whaI 

INSTITUTIONS 

xgoi    NotTBXSN  AxixoNA  NoucAL  School. 

President,  A.  N.  Taylor,  FlafsUff. 
Tbmpb  Normal  School  or  Arixona. 

President,  A.  J.  Matthews,  Tempe. 
igog    The  UmvKssrrv  or  Arizona,  Library. 

President,  K.  C  Babcock;  librarian,  Miss  E.  Lutrell,  Tucson. 

ARKANSAS 

ACTIVX  KXMBKRS 

1887    Thomas  A.  Futrall,  A.M.,  West  Tenn.  CoU.;  LL.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Ark. 
Marianna. 

1895  GxoRGS  B.  Cook.  A.M. 

1008,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  State  Capitol,  Little  Rock. 

1896  John  H.  Hinzmon,  A.M..  'm.  Arkadelphia  CoIL,  and  'oa.  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

X906,   IVesident  of  Henderson  College,  Arkadelphia. 

1897  John  Hugh  Rjeynolds,  A.B.,  '03,  Hendriz  Coll.;  A.M.,  '07  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

190a,   Professor  of  History  and  Political  Science,  University  of  Arkansas,  8x4  W.  Maple  St., 
Fayetteville. 
xgoa    Burr  Walter  Torrcyson. 

X909,   Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  Univenity  of  Arkansas,  State  House,  little  Rock. 
X903    Jeffsrson  G.  Isr. 

xSoa.   Principal  of  M.  W.  Gibbs  High  School.  x6oo  Scott  St.,  Uttle  Rock. 

1905  F.  C.  NotEN,  A.D.,  '09,  Vanderbilt  Univ.;  LL.B.,  '09,  Univ.  of  Ark. 

Principal  of  Rightsell  School,  315  Center  St.,  Little  Rock. 
James  W.  Kttykendall. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  7x7  N.  x8th  St..  Fort  Smith. 
Frank  Ward  Miller,  A.B.,  '89,  Hendriz  Coll. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  aa6  Prospect  Ave.,  Hot  Springs. 

1906  William  Alfred  Crawford,  A.B..  *oi,  Univ.  of  Ark. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Russellville. 
John  J.  Doynr. 

1908,  President  of  State  Normal  School,  Conway. 
X907    George  W.  Brindle,  M.E..  'qa.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  West  Chester,  Pa. 

1909,  President  of  Friendship  Academy,  Star  City;  express  office,  Gould. 
Henry  Simms  Hartzoo.  B.Sc.,  *86,  S.  C.  Mil.  Acad.;  LL.D.,  '99.  Mercer  Univ. 

X907,   President  of  Ouachita  College,  Arkadelphia. 
1909    J.  L.  Bond,  A.B., '00,  Hendrix  Coll. 

X908,   Deputy  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  X7ax  W.  aad  St,  little  Rock. 
John  L.  McConnell,  A.B. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Wamble. 
J.  P.  WoMACE,  A.B..  Univ.  of  Ark. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Magnolia. 
C.  E.  Wright. 

Business  Manager,  Ouachita  Baptist  College,  Arkadelphia. 

INSTrrUTIONS 

1897    Hendrdc  College. 

President,  Stonewall  Anderson;  Librarian.  L.  C.  Perry,  Conway, 
xgox    University  of  Arkansas,  Library. 

President,  John  N.  Tillman;   Librarian,  Martha  Brownfidd,  Fayetteville. 
1909    Department  of  Public  iNSTRrmoN,  State  op  .\rkaxsas. 

SUte  Superiotmdent,  Geo.  B.  Cook,  Little  Rock. 

CAUFORNIA 

LIFE  DIRECTOR 

1886    JosiAH  Lrtlb  Pickard.  LL.D.,  '70,  Chicago  Univ.  and  Beloit  Coll..  '94,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

Ex-President  of  State  University  of  Iowa;  address,  49  R.  F.  D.  No.  la.  Cupertino, 
Santa  Clara  Co. 

life  members 
1877    Mrs.  Anna  Kalfus  Sfero. 

1x91  Oxford  St.,  Berkeley. 

1879  James  Harmon  Hoose,  A.M.,  '6a,  Ph.D.,  '73,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1896,  Department  ot  Philosophy,  University  of  Southern  California,  xxax  W  31st  St., 
Los  Angeles. 

1880  Emily  M.  Cor. 

Retired  Kindergartner;  P.  O.  Box  1x35,  Riverside. 
x88a    Harriet  N.  Morris,  A.M.,  '86,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

Georgia  St.,  University  Heights.  San  Diego. 
1884    Warren  D.  Parker,  A.M.,  '7;;.  University  of  Wisconsin. 

1859,  Teacher  and  Superintendent;  1875  and  1804  President  State  Normal  School;  x88o 
and  1809  State  Inspector  High  Schools;  1891  Superintendent  SUte  School  for  Blind; 
190X  State  Inspector  Schools  for  Deaf.     Address,  653  S.  Lake  Ave.,  Pasadena. 


62  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Cmlifanit 

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x886    C.  Y.  RooP. 

634.  x8th  St..  Oakland. 

1887  Chables  Sumner  Young,  A.M.,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  Ph.D..  Univ.  of  Ala. 

Hotel  Touraine,  5th  and  Hope  Sts.,  Los  Angeles. 
x888    Rdecca  F.  English. 

1891.   Teacher  of  Art  and  Methods,  Sute  Normal  School;  res..  66  S.  6th  St.,  San  Jos6. 
Joseph  O'Connor. 

1898,  Principal  of  Mission  High  School,  338  Pine  St.,  San  Francisco. 
1889    Mrs.  Augusta  W.  Hobe  Classen. 

Menlo,  San  Mateo  Co. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

1884    Richard  G.  Boone,  A.M.,  De  Pauw  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Ohio  Univ. 

1909,   Lecturer  in  Education,  University  of  California,  3646  Bancroft  Way,  Berkeley. 

1888  J.  P.  Greeley. 

X905,    Superintendent  of  State  School,  Whittier. 
1891    Thomas  B.  Stowell,  A.B.,  '65,  Genesee  CoU.;  A.M.,  '68,  Ph.D.,  '8x,  Syracuse  Univ.;   LL.D.,  '69, 
St.  Lawrence  Univ.  » 

1909,   Department  of  Education,  University  of  Southern  California,  Los  Angeles. 

1893    Allen  Allensworth,  A.M.,  '84,  Roger  Williams  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Boston  CoU.  of  Vitosophy;  Lieut 
Col.  U.  S.  Army  (retired). 
8ao  W.  30th  St.,  Los  Angeles. 

Frederic  Burk,  B.L,,  '83,  Um'v.  of  Cal.;  A.M.,  '9a,  Leland  Stanford  Tr.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Clark  Univ. 

1899,  President  of  State  Normal  School,  Buchanan  and  Waller  Sts.,  San  Francisco. 
X893    James  A.  Foshay,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  So.  Cal.;  Pd.D.,  '98,  N,  Y.  Nor.  CoU. 

F^-Superintexuient  of  Schoob,  1033  W.  6th  St.,  Lm  Angeles. 
X894    Ellwood  p.  Cubbesley,  A.B.,  *oi.  Ind.  Univ.;  A.M.,  'oa,  Ph.D.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

X906,    Professor  of  Education,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  University,  Stanford  University. 
Joseph  C.  Templeton,  A.B.,  '99,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X009,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  375  Everett  Ave.,  Palo  Alto. 
Charles  Cecil  Van  Liew,  Ph.D.,  '03.  Jena. 

1899,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Chico. 
X895    MoTT  H.  Arnold,  A.B.,  *86,  A.M.,  '90,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.  ^ 

X907,   Principal  of  Imperial  Valley  Union  High  School,  Imperial. 
Lewis  B.  Avery,  B.Sc..  '83,  Tabor  CoU. 

1908,  Principal  of  High  School,  San  Jos^. 
Walter  J.  Bailey,  A.M..  '00,  Bates  CoU. 

X908,   President  of  Los  Angeles  Military  Academy,  Huntington  Drive,  R.  D.,  No.  8,  Los 
Angeles;   ezp.  ofif.,  Bairdstown. 
Samitel  T.  Blace. 

1898,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  San  Diego. 
Jesse  F.  Millspaugh,A.B.,  '79.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M..  '04. 

X904,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Los  Angeles;    res.,  XX30  Forest  Ave..  HoUyirood. 
John  B.  SIonlux.  A.M..  '8x,  Iowa  State  Univ. 

X903,   Deputy  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1703  W\  a3d  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
James  Ephraim  Williamson,  A.B.,  '82,  A.M.,  '87.  Wabash  CoU. 

1909,  Principal  of  Analy  Union  High  School,  725  McDonald  Ave.,  Santa  Rosa. 

X896    Mrs.  Margaret  Zillapro  Adams,  M.E.D.,  '89.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Edinboro.  Pa.;  Pd.M.,  '04,  N.Y.  Univ. 
Los  Altos. 
E.  Morris  Cox,  A.B.,  Haverford  CoU. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  14  Laurel  St.,  San  Rafael. 

Henry  Morse  Stephens,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '02,  Oxford,  England. 

1894,    Professor  of  History  and  Director  of  University  Extension,  University  of  Calif oniit, 
Faculty  Club,  Berkeley. 

1897  William  A.  Bartlett,  B.Sc.,  '87.  A.M.,  '90,  Iowa  CoU. 

1908,  Principal  of  High  School,  401  East  Walnut  St.,  Santa  Ana. 
Christine  M.  Benson. 

1905,    Principal  of  62d  Avenue  School,  Hotel  Melrose,  Los  Angeles. 
Arthur  Henry  Chamberlain,  B.Sc.,  '03,  A.M.,  '03,  Columbia  Univ. 

377  N.  Los  Robles  Ave.,  Pasadena. 
A.  H.  MacDonald. 

1880.    Principal  of  Lincoln  School,  407  Fair  Oaks  St.,  San  Francisco. 

Frederic  W.  Sanders.  A.B., '83,  CoU.  of  City  of  New  York;  A.M.,  '92,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '95, 
Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1909,  Associate  Master,  The  Hicks  School,  Santa  Barbara. 
Fernando  Sanpord. 

1891,    Professor  of  Physics,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  University;  res.,  450  Kingsky  Ave.,  Palo 
Alto. 

1898  James  A.  Barr. 

1891,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  237  W.  Acacia  St.,  Stockton. 

Morris  Elmer  Dailey,  A.M.,  '97.  Ind.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '01,  Drake  Univ. 
XDoo,    President  of  Stale  Normal  School  San  Jos^. 


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CALIFORNU— CM/iMKAf 

i8gS    David  Stars  Joidan,  M.Sc.  '7a,  Cornell  Uniy.;  M.D.,  '7s,  Ind.  Med.  Coll.:  Ph.D..  '78,  Butler  Univ. 
LX.D.,  '86,  Cornell  Univ.,  'oa,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  and  '09  Ind.  Univ. 
1891,    President  of  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  University,  Stanford  University. 
Cecil  Wmt  Mask,  B.Sc..  '88,  Univ.  of  Pacific. 

1904,  Principal  of  Crocker  Grammar  School,  330  Frederick  St.,  San  Francisco. 
1890    OsMES  Abbott.  A.B..  '00.  Oberlin  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Jena. 

1899,   Prinapal  of  Washington  Union  High  School,  R.  F.  D.,  Oleander. 
James  Edwin  Addicott,  B.Sc.,  '04,  A.M.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

Oakland  School  Department,  Oakland. 
HoGH  J.  Baldwin. 

1899,  County  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Courthouse,  San  Diega 

HoNORA  D.  Cannon. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  Oxnard. 
Minnie  Coultes,  A.B.,  '98,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1908,   Principal  of  Lincoln  School,  935  Cleveland  Ave.,  Santa  Rosa. 
Jesse  Geosge  Cross,  A.M.,  '68,  McKendree  Coll. 

The  J.  G.  Cross  School  of  Eclccdc  Shorthand,  Monrovia. 
Walter  \.  Edwards.  A.B.,  '8t,  A.M.,  '86,  LL.D..  '03.  Knox  CoU. 

1907,  Vice-Prindpal  of  Los  Angeles  High  School;  res;,  408  S.  Orange  Grove  Ave.,  Pasa- 

dena. 
Richard  Douglas  Faulkner,  B.L.,  '77.  Univ.  of  111. 

1906,    Principal  of  Horace  Mann  Grammar  School,  Valencia  St.,  bet.  22A  and  a3d  Sta., 
San  Francisco. 

James  D.  Graham,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '9a,  Univ.  of  Toronto. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  11 23  Cedar  Ave.,  Long  Beach. 
Julius  C  Hammel,  A.B.,  '94.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1898,   Principal  of  George  Dewey  School,  444  E*  19th  St.,  Oakland. 

Lillian  D.  Hazkn., 

1905,  Principal  of  First  Street  School,  1660  Shatto  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
T.  L.  Hxaton,  B.L.,  LL.B.,  '80,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905,  Deputy  Superintendent  of  Schools,  San  Frandsco.  and  (1903)  Lecturer  in  Education, 

University  of  California,  3536  Bennevue  Ave.,  Berkdey. 
W.  H.  Housh. 

1895,   Principal  of  High  School,  an  East  Ave.  5a,  Los  Angeles. 
Agnes  E.  Hows,  A.B.,  '97,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.  _ 

1897,   Instructor  in  History.  Sute  Normal  School,  loi  S.  Whitney  St.,  San  Jos£. 
O.  P.  Jenkins,  A.B.,  A.M..  Moore's  HiU  Coll.;  M.Sc.,  Ph.D^  Ind.  Univ. 

1891,    Professor  of  Physicdogy.  Leland  Stanfwd  Jr.  University,  Stanford  University. 
Grant  Karr,  Ph.D.,  Jena. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  San  Pedro. 
Burt  Ornon  Kinney,  A.B.,  '97.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1 90 1,   Head  of  Department  of  History  and  Economics,  High  School,  607  S.  Spring  St.. 
Los  Angeles. 
J.  W.  McClymonds,  A.B.,  '71.  Westminster  Coll.,  Pa. 

18S8,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  447.  34th  St.,  Oakland. 
Frederick  W.  H.  Meyer,  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  CaL 

1906,  Director  of  the  California  School  of  Arts  and  Crafts,  3130  Center  St.,  Berkdey. 
Ernest  Carroll  Moore,  A.B.,  'oa,  LL.B.,  '94,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '96,  Columbia  Univ.;  Ph.D., 

'98,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1906.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  716  Security  Bldg..  Los  Angeles. 
Ernest  H.  Mosher. 

1906.   Prindpal  of  Schools,  1633  Cedar  St..  Berkeley. 
Francis  Oliver  Mower,  A.B..  '78,  Bates  Coll. 

1897.    Principal  of  High  School,  204  Spring  St..  Ukiah. 
Pkie  Wikow  Ross,  B.Sc,  A.B.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,   Principal  of  Middletown  Grammar  School,  3050  State  St.,  San  Diego. 
Mrs.  Julu  Cole  Sherwood. 

1906,   Teacher  in  Eden  Vale  District,  Hayward;  res.,  134  Tilden  St.,  San  Francisco. 


Susan  G.  Stokes,  A.M..  '04.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X904,   Teacher  of  Sdence,  Union  High  School,  Orange. 
Anna  M.  Stovall. 

1891,   Supervisor  and  Normal  Instructor  of  Golden  Gate  Kindergarten  Aasodation,  1635 
California  St.,  Room  15.  San  Frandsco. 
John  Swktt,  A.M.  (honorary),  Dartmouth  CoU. 

Marlines,  Contra  Costa  Co. 
WiNTiELD  Scott  Thomas,  A.B.,  '89,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1903,   University  Examiner  of  Schools  and  Assistant  Professor  of  Education,  University  of 
California,  3337  Eunice  St..  Berkeley. 

Daniel  H.  WnrrE. 

1899,   Superintendoit  of  Schools,  Solano  County,  Fairfield;  Exp.  o£f.,  Suisun  City. 

Robert  Armstrong,  M.D.,  '68.  Jefferson  Coll. 

Author  and  Publisher  of  "Glossography"  and  Glossal  Phonetic  Alphabet,  and  (1908) 
President  of  Glossal  Phonetic  Association,  Rock  Park.  Ramona;    exp.  o£f.,  Fosters. 
W.  F.  Hughes. 

X907,   Prindpal  of  Castellar  Street  School,  145  W.  33d  St.,  Los  Angdes. 


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1900    GiOKOB  AiTHUX  MzasiLL,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

i894t  Principal  of  CaliforniA  School  of  Mechanical  Arts,  and  (1000)  Director  of  WQ- 
merding  School  of  Industrial  Arts,  i6th  and  Utah  Sts.,  San  Prandico. 

190X    J.  N.  Bowman.  A.B.  '96.  A.M..Ph.D..  '00.  Heidelberg  Univ. 

1006,  Assistant  Professor  of  Medical  History,  University  of  California;  res.,  33x9  Haste  St. 
Berkeley. 
EsTEXXE  Caipzntks.  Grad.,  Tomlins  Inst,  of  Music. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  Qty  Schools,  and  ia  State  Normal  School.  1448  Willard  St., 
Sta.  F.  San  Francisco. 

JESSX  A.  Ellswosth.  A.B..  '86.  A.M.,  '89.  Middkbory  CoD. 

Pad&c  Manager  of  the  MacmOlan  Co.,  571  Market  St.,  San  Fraadsco. 
EniKK  A.  FAasiNGTON.  A.B..  '86,  OberUn  CoU. 

1907,   Principal  of  Union  High  School,  El  Monte. 
WiLBUK  A.  FisKZ,  A.M.,  De  Pauw  Univ. 

X907,  Department  of  Geology  and  Mineralogy.  Occidental'  College,  Lot  Angeles;   res., 
495  Cypress  Ave.,  Pasadena. 

AuouBTA  L.  Franck,  A.B.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X906.   Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  Qovis. 
Fkamcb  M.  Fultz,  Ph.B..  '86,  A.M..  '89,  St.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1909,   Superimendent  of  City  Schools,  232  Anapamu  St.,  Santa  Barbara. 
Mary  Aonzs  Lang. 

1891,  Principal  of  Jefferson  Street  School.  437!  S.  Broadway,  Los  Angeles. 
Walter  HAiofOim  Nichols,  B.Sc.,  '91,  Univ.  of  Bfich.;  A.M.,  '01,  Columbia  Univ. 

P.  O.  Box  478,  Monrovia. 
William  Henry  Snyder,  A.B.,  '85.  D.Sc..  Colby  CoU.;  A.M.,  '88,  Harvard  Univ. 

1909,   Principal  of  Hollywood  Union  High  School,  ax8  S.  Palm  Ave.,  Hollywood. 
Philip  Sheridan  Woolsey.  B.L..  '95.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

Manager,  American  Book  Co.,  565  Market  St.,  San  Francisco. 
190s    Jambs  Cullen  Bryant,  A.B., '00,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1904,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School,  San  J096;  res.,  Los  Gatos. 
Thomas  R.  Croswell.  A.B.,  '91,  Bowdoin  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '99,  CUrk  Univ. 

Res.,  36s X  Romeo  St.,  Los  Angdes. 
W.  G.  Hartrantt. 

Manager  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  565  Market  St.,  San  Francisco. 

W.  H.  McCAtfLEY. 

Secretary  and  Manager,  Brownsberger's  Commercial  College,  957  W.  Seventh  St., 
Los  Angeles. 
Silas  Wright  Mountz. 

Director  and  Instructor  in  Vocal  Music.  Harmony,  History  and  Public  Sdiool 
Music,  The  Mounts  Music  School;  in  care  of  General  Delivery,  Los  Angeles. 
Mrs.  Georgia  A.  Wiard,  Grad..  '96.  Nebr.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  Professional  Life  Dip.  Calif..  '06. 
1S97,   Teacher  in  Graded  School,  Chula  Vista. 
X903    Rt.  Rev.  Thomas  J.  Conaty,  A.B.,  '69,  Holy  Cross  Coll.;  D.D.,  '89,  Georgetown  Univ.;  J.CD.,  '96. 
Laval  Univ.,  Quebec. 
Bishop  of  Monterey  .and  Los  Angeles;  717  S.  Burlington  Ave.,  Los  Angelea. 
Flora  T.  Edgecomb.  Grad-.'ps.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Worce^er,  Mass. 

1907,  Teacher  in  Grade  One,  3d  Street  School.  938  Lincoln  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
Grace  E.  Everett. 

X90X,   Supervisor  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  axx  N.  Church  St.,  Grass  Valley. 
Annette  E.  Ferris,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Ind.;  A.M.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

X908,    Instructor  in  High  School,  El  Monte. 
Alexis  Everett  Frye,  LL.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '07.  Harvard  Univ. 

Educational  Author,  Highland. 
S.  W.  Robertson,  A.B.  '83,  A.M.  '86.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1909,   Teacher  in  High  School;  3 119  Hollister  Ave.,  Santa  Barbara. 

Homer  B.  Spraoue.  A.B.,  '5*.  A.M.,  '55.  Yale  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '73.  Univ.  of  N.  Y. 

Hotel  Pepper,  Los  Angeles. 
Jefeerson  Taylor,  A.B.,  '73.  A.M.,  '76,  Colby  Coll. 

1901,   Principal  of  High  School,  (1897)  Supervising  Principal  of  Grades;    res..  419  West 
E  St.,  Ontario. 
IQ04    John  A.  Cranston,  B.Sc.,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  305  Cypress  Ave.,  Santa  Ana. 

Grenville  C.  Emery,  A.B.,  '68,  A.M..  '70,  Bates  Coll.;  Litt.D.,  '04. 

1890,  Head  Master  of  The  Harvard  School,  Western  Ave.,  Los  Angdes. 

Fred  F.  Jeffers. 

190 1,   Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  41  x  Kipling  St.,  P.  O.  Box  66,  Palo  Alto. 
James  A,  B.  Scherer,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '95,  Roanoke  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '97,  Pa.  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '05,  S.  C. 
Univ. 
X908,   President  of  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute.  Pasadena. 
Benjamin  Franklin  Stagey,  A.B.,  '98,  B.D.,  '99,  Lombard  Coll.;  A.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Ariz. 

1904,   Secretary  of  Faculty,  and  Director  of  Department  of  History  and  Economic  Science, 
Throop  Polytechnic  Institute,  Pasadena. 

190S    John  A.  Bergstrom,  A.B.,  '00,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn.;  Ph.D.,  '94,  Clark  Univ. 

1908,  Prdfessor  of  Education,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  University,  Stanford  University. 


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190S    Fkanx  a.  Bouklle. 

1006,   Prindpol  of  Fourteenth  Street  School,  3367  W.  a  ad  St.,  Los  Angdes. 
John  Edgar  Cooves,  Pd.B.,  '98.  Colo.  State  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  '04,  A.M..  *os,  Leland  Stanford  Jr. 
UniT. 
X907,  Principal  of  Union  High  School,  Dixon. 

Jamss  Fsanklin  Chamberlain,  Ed.B..  and  S.B.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1895,   Department  of  Geography,  State  Normal  School,  Los  Angeles;  res.,  33  N.  Hudson 
Ave.,  Pasadena. 
Haut  TRtncBULL  Clitton,  Ph.B.,  'ps,  Yale  Univ. 

xgof,   Instructor  in  Physics,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute;  res.,  871 N.  Lake  Ave.,  Pasadena. 
Pauline  I.  Geballe,  A.B.,  '04,  Smith  CoU. 
•  X949  Pine  St.,  San  Frandaco. 

Heney  Keks,  B.Sc..  '05,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1909,   Prindpal  of  Union  High  School,  Le  Grand. 
MoEEis  Cloyd  James,  A.B..  *oa,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1899,  Prindpal  ot  tne  High  School,  1 7  Eucalyptus  Road,  Berkeley. 
Duncan  MacKinnon,  A.B.,  Leland  Stanford  Tr.  Univ. 

X906,   Superimendent  of  City  Schoob.  5th  and  G  Sts.,  San  Diego. 
Herman  E.  Owen. 

Department  of  Public  School  Music  and  Theory,  Owen  Music  Studios,  3361  A  St., 
San  Diego. 

Paul  Eve  Stewart.  L.I.,  '03,  Peabody  Coll. 

X905,   Prindpal  of  Wilson  School,  aas  S.  Mentor  Ave.,  Pasadena. 

D.  J.   SiTLLXVAN. 

With  the  American  Book  Company,  565  Market  St.,  San  Frandsoo. 

X906    Lester  William  Bartlett,  A.B.,  '05.  Wheaton  Coll..  III. 

1908,   Supervisor  of  State  School  for  the  Deaf  and  Blind,  Berkeley. 
A.  Harvey  Collins.  A.B.,  '90.  Univ.  of  Ind. 

Associate  Professor  of  History,  and  Registrar,  University  of  Redlands,  Redlands. 
Arthur  L.  Hamilton. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  s»4  Chamber  of  Commerce  Bldg.,  Pasadena. 

LxoNiDAs  Raymond  Higgins,  A.B.,  '84,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Cornell  Univ. 

X909,   Professor  of  Greek,  OcddenUl  College,  Los  Angeles;  res.,  33  Orange  Place,  Pasadena. 

Charles  Colpax  Hughes,  A.B.,  '9c,  Ldand  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

Representative  of  the  American  Book  Co.,  565  Market  St.,  San  Frandsoo. 

O.  A.  Johnson,  B.Sc.,  '00,  Valparaiso  Coll.:  A.B.,  '06,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X909,   Prindpal  of  High  School;  P.  O.  Box  15a,  San  Mateo. 
Charles  E.  Keyks,  A.M.,  '91,  Marietta  Coll. 

1900.  Prindpal  of  High  School;  res.,  468  Oakland  Ave.,  Oakland. 
Edgar  Lillian  MrrcREL,  A.B.,  '01,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1903,   Prindpal  of  Union  High  School,  xox  Cook  St.,  Santa  Maria. 
James  O.  Ossorn,  B.L.,  *ot.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  as'  S.  Spring  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
1907    John  Hovey  Allen,  B.Sc.,  *o6,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

X909,   Professor  of  Sdence  and  Mathematics,  University  School  of  San  Francisco;    res., 
a34o  Grant  St.,  Berkeley. 
Mbs  Lew  A.  Ball. 

X907,   Supervisor  of  Primary  Reading,  Pine  and  Larkin  Sts.,  San  Frandsco. 
Charles  Emory  Barber.  .\.B.,  '04,  A.M..  '05.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X909,   Prindpal  of  Academy,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute,  Pasadena. 
Mary  G.  Barnum,  B.L.,  '94.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

X906,   Prindpal  of  Academic  Department,  Cumnock  School;  res.,  1500  Figueroa  St..  Los 
Angeles. 
F.  K.  Bartrel,  Grad..  '89,  State  Nor.  Sch. 

1908,  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Polytechnic  High  School,  San  Francisco. 
Bertha  Hirsch  Baruch,  A.B.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Southern  Cal. 

1905,   Writer  and  Lecturer  on  Education  and  Ethics,  xi68  W.  36th  St.,  Los  Angdes. 
Pbares  a.  Behannesey,  Ph.D. 

President  and  Founder  of  Syrian  National  Library,  iaa5  Vermont  Ave.,  Los  Angdes. 
M.  C.  Bcttinger,  A.B..  *o4.  Syracuse  Univ. 

X903,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  3506  S.  Flower  St.,  Los  Angeles. 

Mbs  a.  H.  Boxings,  B.L.,  '91,  Smith  Coll.;   Ph.D..  '98.  Yale  Univ. 
English  Department,  State  Normal  School,  San  Diego. 
Frank  F.  Bunker,  Ph.B..  'ox,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

ID08,   Superintendent  of  City  Schocds,  2 171  Shattuck  Ave.,  Berkdey. 

J.  M.  BURK,  A.B.,  '03,  Nebr.  Wes.  Univ. 

Sdence  Master  in  High  School,  Paso  Robles. 

Harry  Ltn>wiG  Colestoce,  A.B.,  '04,  Geo.  Washington  Univ. 

1909,  Prindpal  of  Union  High  School,  Fallbrook. 

Charles  Thompson  Conger,  A.B..  '90.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

X908,  Prindpal  of  Kern  Co.  High  School,  Bakersfictd. 
Charles  H.  Covell,  A.B.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X909,   Supierintendent  of  Public  Schools,  231  Grant  St.,  Redlands. 


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1907    Marian  Elsie  Craio,  A.B..  *o3.  Pomona  Coll.,  and  '04.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1Q06,   Assistant  Instructor  in  Latin,  Throop  Academy,  509  E.  Walnut  St.,  Pasadena. 
Percy  Erwin  Davidson,  A.B..  '98,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05,  Harvard  Univ. 

1908.   Assistant  Professor  of  Educaticm.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.,  Stanford  University; 
express  office,  Palo  Alto. 
James  Ferguson,  A.B..  '99.  A.M.,  'ox.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 
X909,   Deputy  Superintendent  of  Schools,  San  Francisco. 
Ida  M.  Fisher. 

1906,  Director  of  Music,  Sute  Normal  School;  res.,  235  S.  8th  St.,  San  Joa^. 
John  Fryer,  LL.D.,  Alfred  Univ. 

1895.   Professor  of  Oriental    Languages  and  literature,   Univeraity  of  California;  ret.. 
Cloyne  Court.  Berkeley. 
Wallace  Kendall  Gaylord,  S.B.,  '93,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1893,    Professor  of  Chemistry,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute;    res.,  75  N.  Hudson  Ave^ 
Pasadena. 
James  Zaechaeus  Gilbert,  Ph.B.,  '94,  McPherron  Coll.;  A.M.,  '95,  Kans.  St.  Univ. 

1904*    Department  of  Biology,  High  School;  res.,  3300  Griffin  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 
Cordelia  E.  Hays. 

Superintendent  of  Mono  County  Schools,  Bridgeport;  express  office,  Bodie. 
Mrs.  Frances  Cooke  Holden.  A.B.,  '02,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1908,   Training  Teacher,  State  Normal  School,  Lm  Angeles;  home  address,  6ao  E.  ist  St, 
Santa  Ana. 
Edward  Hyatt. 

X907.   Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Sacramento. 
Mark  Keppel.  Ph.B.,  *93,  San  Joaquin  Valley  Coll. 

1903.   Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  1354  Bond  St.,  Lot  Angeles. 
Mrs.  Mark  Keppel. 

1354  Bond  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
E.  E.  Knepper,  A.B.,  '9t<  Heidelberg  Univ. 

1907,  Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  Monrovia. 
Alexis  Frederic  Lange,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1907,   Head  of  Department  of  Education,  University  of  California-,   res..  s6a9  Haste  St, 
Berkeley. 
Ernest  J.  Lickley,  LL.B.,  '06,  Coll.  of  Law.  Univ.  of  So.  Cal. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Compulsory  Education;  3226  W.  a8th  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
JosiAH  Otis  Lovejoy. 

President  of  the  Tulare  Free  Library  Association.  14a  N.  K  St..  Tulare. 

Ora  Lovejoy. 

1905.   Teacher  in  Gty  Schools,  74a  N.  Maltman  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 
Allen  B.  Martin,  B.Sc.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1908,  Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  163  University  Ave.,  Los  Gatos. 
Olivu  Rebekah  McCabe.  Grad.  A.S.C.B.M.,  Sloyd  Nor.  Sch. 

1908,    Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Lompoc. 
A.  S.  McPherron.  A.B.,  '70.  Tabor  Coll.;  A.B.,  '71.  A.M..  '7ft,  Oberiin  Coll. 

1 90 1,    Superintendent  of  San  Bernardino  County  Schools,  503  W.  Colton  Ave.,  Redlands. 
Ada  J.  Miller,  Ph.B.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1905,  Associate  Professor  of  English,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute;  res.,  107  Ford  Place, 

Pasadena. 
DeWitt  Montgomery,  A.B..  'ox,  A.M.,  'oa.  Stanford  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Sonoma  County,  Santa  Rosa. 
George  U.  Moyse,  A.B..  '98,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

190a,    Principal  of  High  School,  900,  sth  St.,  Glendale. 
Etta  Velida  Neibel.  B.L,,  '06.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

X907.   Teacher  in  City  Schools,  171a  Heller  St,  Long  Beach. 
Milton  R.  Parmelee,  Litt.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pd.M.,  '04.  Mich.  Nor.  Coll. 

1908,   General  Manager  of  Harvard  Military  Academy,  cor.  W.  x6th  St.  and  Western 
Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 
Virginia  Pease. 

Principal  of  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute,  Elementary  School;   res.,  aSQ  N.  Los 
Robles  Ave.,  Pasadena. 
Homer  F.  Pinnell. 

190Q,    Superintendent  of  City  Schook,  1746  Chorro  St.,  San  Luis  Obispo. 
Max  Alaric  Plumb,  B.Sc..  '97,  Tufts  Coll. 

1907,  Instructor  in  Mechanics  and  Mathematics,  Lick  School,  i6th  and  Utah  Sts.,  Saa 

Francisco. 
Burt  W.  Reed, 

x8q6,    Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  824  E.  38th  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
Percy  Elliott  Rowell.  B.Sc.,  *o6.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

190Q,    Principal  of  Iximixx  Union  Hij?h  School,  Lompoc. 
Margaret  E.  Schallenberger,  A.B,  'p8.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  I'niv.;  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Cornell  Univ. 

1903,    Princi(Ki]  of  Normal  Training  Dc|>urtment.  State  Normal  School,  14  Schallenber- 
ger  Ave..  San  Jose. 
Elton  Dennis  Sharpe,  A.M.,  '07.  Union  Coll.  \ebr. 

1908,  President  of  Western  Normal  Institute,  Lodi. 
Everett  Shepardson,  A.B.,  '90.  .\.M.,  '92,  Indiana  Univ. 

1906.    Supervisor  of  Training  School.  State  Normal  School;    res.,  1147  Santee  St.,  Los 
Angeles. 


CafiloniU]       LIFE,  ACTIVE,   AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  67 

CAUFORNIA--CM/M«ei 

1907  James  Fsko  Sioth,  B.Sc..  *73,  New  Hampshire  Coll.;  A.M.,  *85.  Dartmouth  Coll.;  A.B.,  '00,  Leland 

Stanfora  Jr.  Univ. 
igoo.   Principal  of  High  School,  43  McCoy  Ave.,  Campbell. 
Lucy  Spkaouz.  A.B.,  '00.  Raddiffe  CoU. 

X9c6,   Dean  of  Women,  and  Aasistant  Professor  of  English,  University  of  California;  res., 
3435  Ridge  Ro«d,  Berkeley. 
BlARY  E.  T.  Stevens,  A.M.,  *93.  Oberlin  Coll. 

1908,   Assistant  Principal  of  Big  Pine  Grammar  School,  Bishop. 
John  D.  Sweeney. 

1906,  President  of  Tehama  County  Board  of  Education,  11 26  Lincoln  St.,  Red  Bluff. 
Lewis  M.  Terman,  A.B.,  *02,  A.M.,  '03.  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '05,  Clark  Univ. 

X906.    Department  of  Child-Study  and  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School,  Los  Angeles. 
Hamy  C.  Van  Buskisk,  Ph.B..  '97,  Cornell  Univ. 

X904,   Associate  Professor  of   Mathematics,  Throop  Polytechnic  Institute;  res.,  723  N. 
Michigan  Ave.,  Pasadena. 
J.  Feanklin  Walkbk.  A.B.,  *a6.  Albion  Coll. 

X005,   Principal  of  High  School,  Anaheim. 
Maey  J.  Westfall. 

1908,  Teacher  in  Grammar  Schools,  32  Felker  St.,  Santa  Cruz. 

Benjamin  Ids  Wheeler,  A.B.,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Heidelberg  Univ.,  Germany;  LL.D.,  Harvard, 
Yale.  Princeton,  Columbia,  Johns  Hoi^ins,  Wisconsin. 
1899,    President  of  University  of  California,  1820  Scenic  Ave.,  Berkeley. 
Mis.  Sophia  Atwood  Pool  Wheeler. 

1903,   Curator  of  Antonio  F.  Coronel    Collection,   Chamber  of  Commerce;  res.,  2x03 
Brooklyn  Ave.,  Los  Angeles. 
LiTLU  E.  White. 

Superintendent  of  Shasta  County  Schools,  Redding. 
Herbert  Oswald  Williams,  A.B.,  '94;  A.M.,  '00,  Ohio  .State  Univ. 

X908,    Principal  of  Santa  Barbara  High  School,  420  E.  Valerio  St.,  SanU  Barbara. 

1908  Coleman  Hall  Bush,  A.B., '[m,  LL.M.,  '04,  West  Va.  Univ. 

1909,  Principal  of  Commercial  Department,  Orange  County  Commercial  School.  Santa  Ana. 
S.  M.  Craney. 

1907,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Willows. 
H.  O.  Eggen,  B.S.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1905,   Instructor  of  Physics  and  Chemistry,  High  School,  634  French  St.,  Santa  Ana. 

Beitlah  Davenport  Goode,  B.L.,  '06,  Univ.  of  California. 

Principal  Ramona  Union  High  School,  Ramona;  express  office,  San  Diego. 
AucB  S.  GRimrH. 

Chairman  of  School   Committee,  California  Woman's  Health  Association,   2608 
Webster  St.,  San  Francisco. 
Charles  F.  Gulick. 

1908,  Principal  of  Lafayette  School,  res.,  565  Sycamore  St.,  Oakland. 

Mary  Helen  Ingram. 

Principal  of  Grammar  School,  Ramona;  express  office,  Fosters. 

William  Webb  Kemp,  A.B.,  '98.  Stanford  Univ. 

Instructor  in  Education  and  Director  of  the^raining  School,  State  Normal  School, 
San  Diego. 
Edward  B.  Oakley,  B.S.,  '79,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1902,    Principal  High  School,  212  S.  Main  St.,  Santa  Ana. 

Louise  Schroder. 

1908,  Teacher  in  Public  5>chools;  res.,  cor.  3nd  and  Quince  Sts.,  San  Diego. 

Jesse  A,  Tanner,  A.B.,  '05,  A.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  N.  Dak. 

1909,  Graduate  Student.  Iniversity  of  California,  2545a  Bennevue  Ave.,  Berkeley. 

X909    Mary  Marston  Campbell,  B.L.,  '85.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

Principal,  Campbell  School,  1262  Webster  St.,  Oakland. 

Arthur  B.  Clark,  M.  Arch..  '88,  Syracuse  Univ. 

Associate  Professor,  Graphic  Arts,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.,  Stanford  University. 

J.  N.  Field,  A.B.,  '83,  D  D.,  'o^,  Denison  Univ 

1909,  Proadent,  Umverstty  of  Redlands,  P.O.  Box  65,  Redlands. 
Mrs.  Belle  Smythe  Gribi. 

County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Merced. 
R.  B.  Haydock. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools;  res.,  1503  PoU  St.,  Ventura. 
Walter  J.  Kkiyon. 

Manager  Educational  Department,  Rand,  McNally  &  Co  ,  Alameda. 
Annie  M.  Mason. 

X909,   Teacher  in  Grand  Avenue  School,  514  South  Grind  St.,  \x»  .Angeles. 
Fred  T.  Moore. 

With  American  Book  Co..  565  Market  St ,  San  Francisco. 
Gilbert  Random,  B.Sc.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1908,   Teacher  of^  Physics,  High  School,  Sacramento. 

Ednah  a.  Rich. 

President,  State  Normal  Schrif)!  of  M.inual  Art?  and  Home  Economics;   also  Super- 
visor of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  Santa  Barbara. 


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CALIFORNIA-CM/imMtf 

xgoQ    Nathanixl  Sandxbs,  A.B.,  'qS,  Uoiv.  of  CaL 

1908,  Head  of  CommercUl  Department,  Union  High  School,  Santa  Haria. 
Elizabeth  Shirley. 

Teacher,  Public  Schools,  1647  E.  aSth  St.,  Los  Angeles. 
Seloen  C.  Skith,  A.B. 

With  Ginn  &  Co.,  717  Market  St.,  San  Frandaco. 

INSTrrDTIONS 

X895    UmvESSiTY  07  California. 

President,  Benjamin  Ide  Wheeler;  Librarian,  J.  C.  Rowell,  Bafceky. 

1897  Leland  Stanford  Junior  UNWERsmr. 

President,  David  Starr  Jordan;   Librarian,  George  Thomas  Clark,  Stanford  Uni- 
vexsity. 
Public  Library  of  San  Francisoo. 

Secretary,  George  A.  Mullin;  Librarian,  Wm.  R.  Wataon,  San  Frandaco. 

State  Normal  School  at  Cbico. 

President.  C.  C.  Van  Liew;  Librarian,  Margaret  Dodd,  Chico. 

State  Normal  School  at  Los  Angeles. 

President,  Jesae  F.  Millspaugh;  Librarian,  Elizabeth  H.  Fargo,  Los  Angdes. 

1898  State  Normal  School,  Library,  San  Josi. 

President,  Morris  Elmer  Dailey;  Librarian,  Ruth  Royoe,  San  Joa<. 

1899  California  State  Library. 

Librarian,  J.  L.  Giilis,  Sacramento. 

Pomona  College.  The. 

President,  James  A.  BlaisdcU;  AsRMtsmt  Acting  librarian,  JuUa  Stelfa,  Claremont. 

1900  Pttblic  Library,  Los  Angeles. 

Librarian,  Charies  F.  Lummis;   Principal  of  School  Department,  Chariotte  Casey, 
Los  Angdes. 

X9oa    State  Normal  School  at  San  Diego. 

President,  Samuel  T.  Black,  San  Diego. 

1903  Free  Public  Library,  Sacramento. 

Librarian,  L.  W.  Ripley,  Sacramento. 

1904  Alameda  Free  Pttblic  Library. 

President,  George  H.  Mastick;   Librarian,  Marcella  H.  Krauth,  Alameda. 
X906    Library,  Superintendent  op  Schools  or  Santa  Clara  County. 

County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  D.  T.  Bateman,  Hall  of  Reovds,  San  Joa^. 
Mechanics-Mercantile  Library.  San  Francisco. 

Librarian,  F.  B.  Graves,  99  Grove  St.,  San  Francisco. 

Pasadena  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Mias  N.  M.  Russ,  Pasadena. 
University  op  Southf.rn  California. 

President,  George  F.  Bovard;  Librarian,  Charlotte  M.  Brown,  Los  Angdes. 

1907  A.  K.  Smiley  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Antoinette  M.  Humi^reys,  Redlands. 

1908  Free  Public  Library,  San  Diego. 

President.  Board  of  Trustees,  Sam  Ferry  Smith;  Librarian  and  Secretary  of  Board, 
Mrs.  H.  P.  Davison,  San  Diego. 
X909    Los  Angeles  County  Teachers'  Library. 

Superintendent,  Mark  Keppel,  International  Bank  Bldg.,  Los  Angeles. 
The  Occidental  College. 

President,  John  Willis  Baer;  Librarian,  Frances  R.  Foote,  Loa  Angeles. 

COLORADO 

LIFE   DIRECTOR 


X883    Aaron  Gove,  A.M.,  'tS,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.D..  'RS,  Univ.  of  Colo. 
Ex-Superintendent  of  Schools,  Sugar  Bidg.,  Denver. 


LIFE  MEMBERS 


X884    Emily  A.  Hayward,  A.M.,  Antioch  Coll. 

a6i9  W.  38th  Ave.,  Denver. 

ACTIVE   MEMBERS 

X884    James  H.  Baker,  A.B., '73.  A.M., '76,  LL.D.. '02,  Bates  Coll. 

1893,   President  of  University  of  Colorado,  Boulder. 
Robert  H.  Beggs,  B.Sc.,  '68,  III.  Coll.;     M.Sc..  '00,   Ft.  Worth  Univ.;  A.M.,  '00.  Denver  Univ.; 
LL.D.,  Mo.  Wcs.  Coll. 
1880,    Principal  of  WTiitticr  School;  res.,  2187  S.  Adams  St,  Denver. 
X887    Z.  X.  S.VYDER.  B.Sc.  '76,  A.B.,  '78,  Ph.D.,  '8s,  Waynesburg  Coll. 

189X,   President  of  State  Normal  School  of  Colorado,  Greeley. 
x89a    Lewis  C.  Greenlee,  Grad..  '78,  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Edinboro,  Pa.;  A.M..  '95,  Waynesburg  Coll. 

Vice-President  of  Interstate  Savings  Bank,  and  Treasurer  of  City  and  County  of 
Denver,  736  Washington  St.,  Denver. 
Willluc  Henry  Smtley,  A.B..  '77,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M..   '06,  Univ.  of  Denver. 
1802.   Principal  of  East  Side  High  School,  zizs  Race  St.,  Denver. 


Colorado]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  69 

C0IX>RAX>O-<:atUimued 

X893    CH^BT.mt  A.  Bradlzy,  '771 U.  S.  Mil  Acad. 

1894,   Principal  of  Manual  Training  High  School,  Denver;  res.,  R.  F.  D.  No.  x,  Montdair. 
Jamcs  W.  Scott,  A.B.,  '95.  Duquesne  Coll. 

X899,   Principal  of  Lowell  School;  res.,  aa4  E.  Yampa  St.,  Colorado  Springs. 

1895  H.  M.  Ba&rxtt.  A.B.,  '00.  A.M.,  '03,  Allegheny  Coll. 

1903,   Principal  of  Pueblo  High  School,  District  No.  ao,  Pueblo. 
A.  E.  Beaadslcy.  B.Sc,  '78,  Cornell  Univ.;  M.Sc.,  'oS,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1893,   Professor  of  Biology,  State  Normal  School,  i4xa,  xoth  St.,  Greeley. 
Gkorob  Lyman  Cannon,  A.M.,  '00.  Denver  Univ. 

X8S7,    Instructor  in  Geology  and  Biology,  East  Side  High  School,  1914  Peiusylvania  St., 
Denver. 
WoLiAK  V.  Cassy. 

1893,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  8ao  Pine  St.,  Boulder, 
Chablks  Ebnist  Chadsey,  A.B.,  '9a,  A.M.,  *93,  Leland  .Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;   A.M.,   '94.  Ph.D., 
*97.  Columbia  Univ. 
1907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  44  ix  Boulevard  F,  Denver. 
Fazo  Dick,  A.M.,  Hamilton  Coll. 

Colorado  Teachers'  Agency,  336-337  Empire  Bldg.,  Denver. 
John  Diktsicr. 

X896,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  9aa  N.  Weber  St..  Colorado  Springs. 
Elwood  Waxte  Elder,  A.B.,  '9X«  A.M.,  '94,  Princeton  Univ. 

1900,   Instructor  in  Physics,  East  Side  High  School.  Denver;  P.  O.,  Overiand. 
John  B.  Garvin,  B.Sc.,  '86.  UniY.  of  m. 

1893,  Instructor  in  Chemistry,  East    Side  High  School,  Dist.  No.  i;  res.,  4545  Grove 
St..  Denver. 
John  Francis  Keatino,  A.B.,  '9a,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  A.M.,  *o6.  Univ.  of  Denver. 
1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  South  Side,  X637  Carteret  Ave.,  Pueblo. 
Clara  Loniss  LrrrLE,  A.B..  '07,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

189X,   Teacher  in  Maria  Mitchell  School.  Denver. 
Dora  M.  Moors. 

1893,   Principal  of  Corona  School,  X03X  Emerson  St.,  Denver. 
Emanuel  Stuver,  B.Sc..  '77.  M.Sc..'8s,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  M.D.,  'So.  Ohio  Med.  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '95, 
Wyo.  Nor.  and  Scientific  CoU. 
3x6  E.  Oak  St.,  Ft.  CoUins. 

1896  O.  J.  Blakesley.  B.Sc..  Pd.D..  '06. 

X909.    with  The  Miss  Walcott  School  Association,  Denver. 
Gordon  R.  Miller,  Ph.B.,  '93,  Svracuse  Univ. 

X905,   Department  of  History  and  Sociology.  State  Normal  School;  res.,  1865,  xoth  Ave., 
Greeley. 
Mrs.  Z.  X.  Snyder. 

Greeley. 

1898  Emily  H.  Miles. 

X904.   Teacher  of  Drawing,  West  Side  High  School,  147  W.  ist  Ave.,  Denver. 
H.  W.  Zirklb.  A.B.,  '83,  Polytechnic  Inst.,  Vs.:  A.M.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Colo. 
189a,    Principal  of  Elmwood  School,  357  Liiux>ln  Ave.,  Denver. 

1899  0'*F^—  Bartlbtt  Dyke,  A.B..  '98,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M..'  99.  Columbia  Univ. 

X906,   Instructor  in  Education,  University  of  Colorado,  and  (1907)  Head  Master  in  State 
Preparatory  School;  res..  907,  xxth  St.,  Boulder. 
Richard  D.  Ewdto,  B.Sc..  '96,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1893,   Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  7x5  Ideal  Bldg.,  Denver. 
Mrs.  ELelxn  Lorino  Grentell,  A.M.,  'o^,  Univ.  of  Denver. 

Ex-Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction;  address,  1364  Columbine  St.,  Denver. 
Homer  S.  Philips,  Ph.B.,  '83.  Oskaloosa  CoU. 

X890,    Principal  of  Byers  and  Logan  Schools;  res.,  84  S.  Sherman  Ave.,  Denver. 
Eluabkth  Hope  Seinner. 

189a,   Principal  of  Louisa  M.  Alcott  School;  res.,  3500  Boulevard  F,  Denver. 
Henry  B.  Smtth,  A.B.,  '94.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M..  '96,  Moore's  Hill  Cnll. 

X897,   Instructor  in  Latin,  West  Side  High  School,  333  E.  Cedar  Ave.,  Denver. 

1900  Dandel  Edward  Phillips,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Nashville;  Ph.D.,  '98.  Clark  Univ. 

X898,  Professor  of  Philosoi^y  and  Education,  University  of  Denver,  University  Park, 
igox    E.  C.  Nardin,  Ph.B..  '8x.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pd.B.,  '90,  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Mich. 
1909,   Superintendent  of  SchooU.  Ironton. 
Oscar  M.  Socle,  B.Sc.,  '9a,  I^banon  Univ. 

1900,   Principal  of  Schools,  Cedaredge,  Delta  Co. 
Daniel  Pomeroy  Taylor,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Colo. 
X906.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Monte  Vista. 
1903    C  Valentine  Kirby. 

1903,  Instructor  in  Art  and  Mantial  Training,  Manual  Training  High  School;  res.,  14^5 
Emerson  St.,  Denver. 
X903    Frederick  P.  Austin,  Ph.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

X903,  Sui)erintendent  of  City  Schools,  P.  O.  Box  393,  Leadville. 
Alice  Marie  Krackowizer.  B.S..  and  B.Ed.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicaga 

X906,   Training  Teacher.  State  Normal  School;  res.,  17x7,  xoth  Ave.,  Greeley. 
Frank  Ernest  Thompson,  A.B.,  'ox,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X907,    Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Colorado;  res-,  N.  £.  Cor.  isth  St.  and  8th  Ave., 
Boulder. 


70  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Colorado 

QO\X)KM>0-<<mtitmed 

1903  Fkank  F.  Thoicpson,  B.L.,  *o6,  Mo.  St.  Univ. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  804  Rudd  Ave.,  Canon  City. 

1904  Katherine  L.  Ckaig. 

Ex-State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  1253  Downing  St.,  Denver. 
Margaret  Giddincs. 

1903,    Supervisor  of  Kindergartens  and  First  Primary  Grade,  1551  Downing  St.,  Denver. 
A.  Gideon,  B.L.,  '9a,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati;  Ph.D.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Marburg,  Germany. 

1903,  Professor  of  Modem  Languages,  Colorado  State  Normal  School,  1865,  xoth  A^e^ 

Greeley. 
Richard  Parsons. 

Principal  of  Columbian  School,  xai  Pearl  St.,  Denver. 
Helen  Marie  Pratt. 

1890,   Teacher  in  Ashland  School,  531  Emerson  St.,  Denver. 
George  W.  Smith,  Ph.B.,  V.  A.M..  '02. 

Principal  of  Schools,  Hayden;  express  office,  Steamboat  Springs. 
Charles  W.  Waddle,  A.B..  '01.  A.M.,  '03,  Colorado  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  'os,  Clark  Univ. 

1905,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Training  School  and  Training  Teacher,  Upper  Gnminar 

Grades,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  1925,  loth  Ave..  Greeley. 
190s    Mary  S.  Mack,  B.Sc.,  '02,  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

1909,   Principal  of  Normal  Training  School,  1120  Pearl  St.,  Denver. 
EuoRY  E.  Smiley.  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Denver. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Durango. 
1906    John  Henry  Allen,  A.B.,  "84,  A.M.,  '91,  Haverford  Coll. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  525  Ouray  Ave.,  Grand  Junction. 
Dorothea  K.  Beggs.  A.B..  '06.  Denver  Univ. 

1906.  Professor  of  German,  Denver  University;  res.,  2x87  S.  Adams  St.,  Denver. 

Frederick  B.  Bolles. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Rocky  Ford. 
William  T.  Fletcher.  B.Sc.,  'oo.  Pacific  Univ.;  A.M..  '06,  Columbia  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School,  District  No.  i.  Centennial  High  School,  Pueblo. 
Ellis  Burke  Gibbs.  A.B.,  Ind.  Univ. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Monte  Vista. 
Louise  Morris  Hannum.  B.Sc.,  •91.  Wellesley  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '94.  Cornell  Univ. 

1898.  Dean  of  Girls,  and  Head  ot  English  Department,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  1717 

loth  Ave.,  Greeley. 
Dorus  R,  Hatch,  A.B.,  A.M.,  '02,  Univ.  of  Denver. 

Principal  of  Hyde  Park  School.  408  Charles  Building,  Denver. 
Reynold  A.  Le  Doux. 

1905,  President  of  the  Denver  Normal  and  Preparatory  School,  154^45  Glcnarm  St, 

Denver. 
William  B.  Mooney,  Pd.B..  '02.  Pd.M..  '03.  St.  Nor.  Coll..  Greeley.  Colo. 

1908.  Department  of  Education,  School  Visitor.  State  Normal  School,  Gredey. 
Milton  C.  Potter,  Ph.B..  '95,  Albion  Coll.;  Ph.M..  '03.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907.  Superintendent  of  Schods,  District  No,  i,  Pueblo. 

Stanford  L.  Stoner,  A.B.,  'go,  Ohio  North.  Univ.;  B.Sc.,  '04.  S.M.,  '09,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  226  W.  8th  St.,  Leadville. 
X907    Charles  E.  Carter,  A.M.,  '04,  Ph.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  M. 

1903,    Superintendent  of  District  No.  6.  Weld  County.  1114,  xith  St.,  Greeley. 
Mrs.  Sarah  Platt  Decker. 

X908,   Member  of  Educational  Council,  Colorado  Teachers*  Association,  1550  Shermui 
Ave.,  Denver. 
W.  E.  Knapp. 

Principal  d  Cheltenham  School;  res.,  iii  W.  Third  Ave.,  Denver. 
Mrs.  Cornelia  Scitjder  Miles,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Denver;  Pd.M.,  Colo.  Nor.  Sch. 

1895,  Princif)al  of  Ebert  School;  res.,  1675  Logan  Ave.,  Denver. 
George  W.  Murdock,  Ph.B.,  '01,  Ohio  St.  Univ.,  A.M.,  '09,  Univ.  of  Denver. 

1903,   Principal  of  Sherman  School;  444s  Boulcvani  F,  Denver. 

1908    D.  E.  Cameron. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Fort  Morgan. 

Anna  M.  Clark.  ^,.,       .      „     ^ 

X904,    Principal  of  Fair\'iew  School;  res.,  X113  Milwaukee  St.,  Denver. 

Josephine  H.  Clark. 

1903,    Teacher  of  First  Grade,  Alcott  School,  414X  Xavicr  St.,  Alcott  Station,  Denver. 

Katherine  M.  Cook. 

1909,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  State  House,  Denver. 

Joseph  F,  Daniels. 

Librarian  and  Professor  of  Library  Science,  State  Agricultural  College,  Fort  Cdlins. 

Eleanor  Davidson. 

1892.    Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Shirley  Hotel.  Denver. 
W.  A.  Franks.  B.Sc.,  '03,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  of  Gunnison  County  High  School,  Gunnison. 

Charles  A.  Hollincsiifad.  Pd.B.,  '86.  Colo.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;   A.B..  '02,  Denver  Univ. 

1899,  Principal  of  Wyman  School.  2731  W.  36th  Ave.,  Denver. 
Joseph  C.  Kesler,  Pcd.B.,  Colo.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

X906,   Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  City  Schools;   1844  Hill  St.,  Boulder. 


Colorado]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  yi 

COLORADO— Contimud 

1908    Sabah  p.  Ketnes.  B.Ped.,  *oo,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Qdo. 

Z905.  AssisUnt  PriDdpal,  Alcott  School,  29x7  W.  38th  Ave.,  Deavcr. 
HuLDA  R-  LuDWio,  Ph.B.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1908,   Teacher  of  German  and  Engli^,  High  School,  213  W.  3d  St.,  Leadville. 
Mom  F.,MiLLER.  A.M.,  Nor.  HI.  Coll.,  Rochester  Univ.,  Denver  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Ft.  CoUlns. 
Jessk  R.  Morgan. 

1908,    Principal  of  High  School,  Box  825,  Trinidad. 
Riv.  David  T.  O'Dwyer. 

1903.   Parochial  School  Manager  and  Teacher,  Glenwood  Springs. 
Ralph  S.  Pnxs,  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

Teacher,  East  Side  High  School;  res.,  130  Grant  Ave.,  Denver. 
Walter  Wood  REinNCTON,  B.S.,  '80;  M.S.,  '85,  Mich.  Agri.  CoU. 

1903,   Teacher  East  Side  High  School,  Denver;  res..  421  Concord  St.,  Boulder. 
Caroline  Sewall. 

1897,    Director  of  Kindergarten,  356  South  Broadway,  Denver. 
Wilson  M.  Shaver,  A.B.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  ao6  North  4th  St.,  Cripple  Creek. 
Beatrice  Simpson. 

X904,   Grade  Teacher,  Public  Schools,  3406  Boulevard  F.  Denver. 
Belle  Skinner. 

Z890,    Teacher  Ashland  School,  2500  Boulevard  F,  Denver. 
Mrs.  Mary  S.  Sheich. 

1884,   Teacher  in  Ashland  School,  2520  W.  32d  Ave.,  Denver. 
J.  P.  Treat,  A.B.,  '72.  M.Sc.,  A.M.,  '75.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1908,    President,  Colorado  Woman's  College,  Montdair. 
X909    Jahes  H.  Adams. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Aspen. 
L.  A.  Adams,   A.B.,  '00,  A.M. '06,  Univ.  of  Kaas. 

Associate  Professor  of  Zodlogy,  Colorado  State  Normal  School,  1419, 9th  Ave.,  Greeley. 
Elwyn  E.  Baker,  A.B.,  '06,  A.M.,  '09,  Drake  Univ. 

1900.   Teacher  of  Latin,  High  School;  225  E  St.,  Salida. 
Lulu  Bell  Barnes. 

1900,   Institute  Instructor,  Primary;  1901,  Public  Schools;  res.,  Hotel  Tours,  Denver. 
Mrs.  Gertrude  S.  Bell,  Grad.  Ind.  State  Nor. 

Supervisor  of  Grades  in  Miss  Wolcott*s  School,  20  Colonnade,  Denver. 
John  Randolph  Bell,  Ped.B.,  '96,  Colo.  St.  Nor.;  Ph.B..  '01,  A.M.  '02,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1903,    Principal  of  Edison  School,  3017  Osceola  St.,  Denver. 
Sanpord  Bell,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  '01.  Univ.  of  Ind. 

Editor,  **Rocky  Mountain  Educator,"  Denver. 
C.  W.  BiGELOW,  B.L..  '89,  A.M.,  ^97,  Univ.  of  Ncbr.;  Ph.D..  'oi,  Univ.  of  Denver. 

X907.   Principal  of  West  Side  High  School,  9  Pearl  St.,  Denver. 
Mary  C.  C.  Bradford. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  City  and  County  Schools  of  Denver,  Court  House,  Denver. 
Ida  Belle  Brooks. 

1908,  Teacher  of  First  Primary,  Columbine  School,  721  Main  St.,  Longmont. 
Edward  Leroy  Brown,  A.M„  '90,  Cornell  Univ. 

Principal  of  North  Side  High  School,  3435  Alcott  St.,  Denver. 
RosANA  Bucher,  A.B.,  '07,  Wellesley  Coll. 

1909,  Teacher,  Washington  County  High  School,  Akron;  P.  O.,  Lindon. 
F.  A.  BtniKERT. 

With  Ginn  &  Co.,  Box  890,  Denver. 
Charles  E.  Burton,  M.S.D.  '95,  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Warrensburg,  Mo. 

Superintendent  ot  United  States  Indian  School,  Grand  Junction. 
W.  R.  CALLioom. 

State  Lecturer,  Colorado  State  Bureau  of  Child  and  Animal  Protection,  Room  30, 
Capitol  BIdg.,  Denver. 
Henry  Ambler  Campbell,  A.B.,  '02,  Kingfisher  Coll. 

Assistant  m  Mathematics  and  History  (High  School  Dept.)  Colorado  State  Normal, 
1809,  nth  Ave.,  Greeley. 
Helen  A.  Carpenter. 

Teacher  of  Intermediate  Grade,  Public  Schools,  Creede. 
H.  V.  Chitrchill, 

Wyman  School,  317  Gaylord  St.,  Denver. 
Milton  Clau^er,  M.E.,  *88,  Keystone  State  Nor.;  A.B.,  '96.  Haverford  Coll.;  B.E.,  '09. 

1897,   Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Evans  School,  Denver. 
R.  T.  Cline,  B.S.,  B.Pd. 

County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  and  Principal  of  High  School,  Eads. 

B.  F.  CoEN,  B.L.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1906,   Professor  of  English,  Colorado  Agricultural  College,  334  E.  Mulberry  St.,  Fort  Collins. 

C.  I.  Collins,  Ph.M.,  Hillsdale  CoU.;    B.Ped. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  HoUy. 
William  H.  Colvw.  B.S.D..  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Warrensburg,  Mo. 

I904>   Principal  of  Valverde  School,  55  S.  Grant  St.,  Denver. 


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igo9    I.  N.  Cbabb,  B.Sc.,  '93,  K«os.  Nor.  ColL 

Pnnapal  of  Commercial  Department,  East  Denver  High  School,  Denver. 
Mary  Crates. 

x88a,   Grade  Teacher,  Public  Schools,  1635  Downing  St.,  Denver. 

E.  A.  Cross.  A.B.  Univ.  of  111.;  Ph.M.,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X906,   Associate  Professor  of  English  Language  and  Literature,  State  Normal  School,  8t8 
X9th  St.,  Greeley. 
Harold  I.  Dean. 

X908,  Athletic  Director,  Cmtennial  High  School,  xsss  Court  St.,  Pueblo. 
Mary  I.  Decatttr. 

X908,   County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Adams  County,  Brightoa 
D.  Shaw  Duncan.  A.B.,  'ox,  Taylor  Univ.;  A.M..  '04;  Ph.Dj, '06.  Univ.  of  Denver. 

X909,   Associate  Professor  of  History,  University  of  Denver,  a  xoo  University  Ave,  Univenity 
Park. 
W.  H.  Eaoleton. 

Principal  of  Denver  School,  3349  Franklin  St.,  Denver. 
Sara  B.  Easterly,  B.Ped.,  *og. 

Superintendent  of  Gtmnison  County  Schools,  Guimison. 
Robert  B.  Paris. 

X909,   Principal  of  Schools,  Box  xya,  Antonito. 
Theo.  E.  Farrz. 

Director  of  Music,  Colorado  State  Normal;  1703.  loth  Ave.,  Greeley. 
Anna  Laura  Force. 

Principal  of  Sheridan  School,  ax6  Sherman  Ave.,  Denver. 

F.  A.  Foster. 

X905,  Director  of  Manual  Training,  High  School,  38x7  W.  a9th  Ave.,  Denver. 
A-  J.  Fynn.  A.B..  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Tufts  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

X909,   Principal  of  Longfelkm  Manual  Training  High  School,  305  E.  aoth  Ave.,  Denver. 
EmcA  C.  Gilbert. 

Manager,  Gilbert  School  of  Business,  X009,  x6th  St,  Denver. 
S.  Melo  Hadden,  Ped.B.,  Colo.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Denver. 

X90X,   Director    of  Manual  Training,   Colorado  State  Normal,    1700  Normal  Campus, 
Greeley. 
Jacob  Daniel  Hsiluan.  M.E..  Keystone  St.  Nor.;  A.B.,  Muhlenberg  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X908,   Assistant  Professor  of  Psychology,  Colorado  State  Normal,  Greeley. 
Edward  J.  Hickox,  A.B.,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ. 

X908,   Teacher  of  MathemaUcs,  High  School;  res.,  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  Fort  Collins. 
M.  Nefpa  Holliday. 

Principal  of  Longfellow  Evening  School,  Shirley  Annex,  Denver. 
Frona  R.  Houchan. 

Principal  of  Gilpin  School,  1350  Acoma  St,  Denver. 
J.  E.  Hucbinoson. 

Major,  Commandant  of  Cadets,  and  Supervisor  of  Peimsanship,  Public  Schools, 
3710  William  St..  Denver. 
D.  D.  Hugh,  A.B.,  ^2,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M..  ^93,  Cornell  Univ. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Manual  Depaitment,  Colorado  State  Normal,  1937,  9th  Ave., 

Greeley. 
Edward  Jackson,  C.E.,  '74.  A.M.  '87.,  Union  Coll.;  M.D..  '78,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X905,   Professor  of  OphthaJmoiogy,  University  of  Colorado,  Boulder;  res.,  X434  Glenarm  St., 
Denver. 
H.  V.  KXPNER,  A.M.,  '97. 

1895,   Instructor  in  Chemistry,  Manual  Training  High  School;  3x03  Gilpin  St.,  Denver. 
Rae  H.  KlTELEV,  A.B.,  '09,  A.M.  'oi.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  846  Atwood  St.,  Longmont. 
Louise  Klein, 

X906,   Principal  of  Central  School,  1x37  Lipan  St.,  Denver. 
Caroline  Le  Favre. 

Specialist  and  Lecturer,  4053  Vallejo  St.,  Denver. 
Chas.  a.  Lory,  Ped.B..  '98;  B.S..  'oi;  M.S..  '03;  LL.D.,  '09. 

1909,   President  of  Colorado  Agriculture  College,  903  Stover  St.,  Fort  Colliiia. 
Adela  McClihie. 

X903,   Principal  of  Graxid  Ave.  School,  736  Downing  Ave.,  Denver. 
Mary  H.  Mechling. 

1030  Logan  Ave.,  Denver. 
Lydia  G.  Meeker. 

1897,   Teacher  in  Public  Schoob,  3933  Tejon  St.,  Denver. 
F.  H.  Merton,  A.B..  '01,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1904.  Principal  of  High  School,  808,  i  ith  St.,  Greeley. 

Irving  Elgar  Millek.  A.B.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Rochester;  A.M..  '03,  Ph.D.,  'o^,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1909,    Professor  of  bcience  of  Education,  and  Dean  of  Research  and  Pitifessioaal  Woxk, 
State  Normal  School,  Greeley. 
George  R.  Momyer. 

X907,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Central  City. 
Mrs.  Jennie  W.  Munn. 

1905,  Primary  Teacher.  Public  Schools;  705  W.  X3th  St.,  Pueblo. 


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COLORADO— C<w/»fiiM<f 

1909    W.  PxRCivAL  Nash,  A.B.,  'ox,  Colo.  Coll. 

1903.   LeadvUle  High  School,  P.O.  Box  567,  LeadnUe. 
Ekastds  a.  Nklson. 

Superintendent  of  Conejos  County  Schools,  Sanford. 

LiLA  Makcarst  O'Boylk,  M  Pcd.,  '00,  Colo.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B. 

1908,  Teacher  in  Corona  School,  Denver;  res.,  1003  Grand  Ave.,  Grand  Junction. 

FuKD  G.  Pesson,  A.B.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

Professor  of  Physics  and  Electrical  Engineering,  State  Agricultural  College,  510 
Edwards  St.,  Fort  Collins.  -•     ^  v 

J.  B.  Ragan. 

Supervising  Principal  of  Castle  Rock  College,  ixa6  CUrkson  St.,  Denver. 

Frank  H.  H,  Roberts.  B.Ped.,  B.Ph.,  '9a,  Ohio  Univ.;  A.M.,  '96,  Kenyon  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Univ. 
of  Denver. 
X903,   Professor,  University  of  Denver,  ana  S.  Columbine  Ave.,  Denver. 

William  Scracbterle,  B.Sc,  B.P.,  '07,  A.B.,  '08,  Fremont  Nor.  Coll. 
Haxtum. 

Josephine  Scherrer,  B.Ped^  '03,  Colo.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1909,  Teacher,  Manitiil  Training  High  School;  xaS^  Corona  St.,  Denver. 

Erras  CossEL  Schveelk. 

1905,  Teacher  in  Columbian  School.  Denver. 

Frank  H.  Shepherd,  Ph.M.,  '09,  Colo.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

Spedal  Student  m  Manual  Training,  709,  13th  St.,  Greeley. 

Guy  W.  Sutth.  M.Sc.,  '09,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1909,   Instructor  in  Engineering  Mathematics,  University  of  Colorado;  res..  Castle  Rock. 

Viva  R.  Smith. 

Teacher  at  Buffalo  Springs;  res.,  605  E.  x6th  Ave.,  Denver. 
David  E.  Stephenson. 

Principal  of  Public  Schools,  Nederland;  express  office.  Cardinal. 

Lawrence  B.  Stevens.  A.B.,  '98,  Colgate  Univ.;  A.M.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Denver;   Pd.M.,  '09,  Colo. 
St.  Nor. 
1905,   Principal  of  Central  School,  sac  W.  6th  St.,  Leadville. 
Frances  Strock. 

1894,  Teacher,  Public  Schools,  X13X  Grand  Ave.,  Grand  Junction. 
J.  H.  Trobndly. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Eagle  County  Schoob,  Gypsum. 
Owen  B.  Trout,  A.M.,  '09,  Univ.  of  Denver. 

Instructor  of  Mathematics,  University  of  Denver,  University  Park,  Denver. 
Mrs.  L.  G.  Venard. 

Social  Secretary  and  Teacher,  Daniels  and  Fi^er  Store,  16th  and  Lawrence  Sts., 
Denver. 
Daniel  Ward,  B.Sc,  '85,  .\.M.,  '08,  Christian  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  cor.  lath  and  Maple  Sts.,  Rocky  Ford. 

Margaret  Webb,  Ped.B.,  '06,  Colo.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1907,  Teacher  of  Kindergarten,  Denver  Public  Schools;   res.,  538  S.  College  Ave.,  Fort 

Collins. 
Florence  McMurry  West. 

1908,  Teacher,  District  ao.  Central  School,  ax  Block  M,  Pueblo. 
Lottie  Wilcox. 

1908,   Primary  Teacher,  Public  Schools,  Hygiene. 
Anna  L.  Wolcott. 

Principal  of  Wolcott  School.  1400  Marion  St.,  Denver. 

instittttions 
X897    State  Normal  School  at  Greeley. 

President  Z.  X.  Snyder;  Secretary,  Vernon  McKelvey,  Greeley, 
xgoa    UNiVERStTY  Of  Denver  Library. 

Chancellor,  H.  A.  Buchtel,  University  Park. 
University  op  Colorado,  Library. 

President,  James  H.  Baker;  Assistant  Librarian,  in  charge  Walter  L.  Barnes,  Boukier. 
XQoj    Public  Library,  Denver. 

Librarian,  Charles  R.  Dudley,  Denver. 
1905    Cobukn  Library  op  Colorado  College. 

President,  William  F.  Slocum,  Librarian;  M.  D.  Ormes,  Colorado  Springs. 
1909    Emerson  School,  Denver. 

Principal,  Margaret  Mendcnhall  Smith,  14th  and  Ogden  Sts.,  Denver. 
Woman's  Educational  Club  op  Colorado. 

President,  Emma  B.  Mitchell,  1571  S.  Grant  St.,  Denver. 

CONNECTICUT 

lipe  member 
1871    Jambs  B.  Merwin. 

1867,   Editor  of  "American  Journal  of  Education,"  Publicist,  and  Lecturer  on  Literary  and 
Educational  Subjects,  Middlefield. 


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X879    David  N.  Camp,  A.M..  '53.  Yale  Coll. 

1855,   Presideot  of  New  Britain  Library,  9  Camp  St.,  New  Britain. 
1889    Charles  W.  Deans,  A.M.,  '84,  Ph.D.,  'ga.  Allegheny  Coll. 

X893,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  2676  Main  St.,  Bridgeport. 
189;    Charles  H.  Keyes.  A.B.,  '78,  St.  Joha«t  Coll. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  South  District,  9  Madison  St.,  Hartford. 

1896  E.  Hermann  Aknold,  M.D.,  '94,  Yale  Univ. 

1896,  Director  of  New  Haven  Normal  School  of  Gymnastics,  46  York  Sq.,  New  Haven. 

1897  Berlin  Wright  Tinker,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '89,  Bates  Coll. 

1897,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  98  Randolph  Ave.,  Waterbury. 

1898  Arthitr  Deerin  Call,  Ph.B.,  '96.  A.M..  '05,  Brown  Univ. 

1904.   Supervising  Principal  of  Second  North  Dbtrict,  x8  Shultas  PI..  Hartford. 

1899  Waterman  Rarus  Burnham. 

1904,    Corporate  Member  of  Norwich  Free  Academy  Corporation,  36a  Main  St.,  Norwich. 
William  North  Rice,  A.B..  '65.  A.M.,  '68.  Wesleyan  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '67.  Yale  CoU.;  LL.D.,  '86.  Syra- 
cuse Univ. 
1867,   Professor  of  Geology,  Wesleyan  University,  31  College  PL,  MiddleCown. 
X900    WnxiAM  E.  Chancellor,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '95,  .\mherst  CoU. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  South  Norwalk;  res.  xa8  East  Ave.,  Norwalk. 
190X    Ralth  L.  Baldwin. 

X904,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  81  Tremont  St.,  Hartford. 
Frbdbuck  St.  John  HrrcHCocK. 

X906,   Principal  of  the  Manual  Training  and  Industrial  School;  res.,  48  Granite  St.,  New 


Mrs.  Charles  H.  Keyks. 

9  Madison  St.,  Hartford. 
Clinton  S.  Marsh,  A.B..  'gi.  Cornell  Univ. 

X906,    Superintendent  of  Township  Schools,  41  S.  Main  St.,  Wallingford. 
Willis  I.  Twttchell,  A.B.,  Middlebury  Coll. 

Principal  of  West  Middle  School,  31  Atwood  St.,  Hartford, 
xgoa    W.  Allen  Drushel,  B.Sc.,  '96.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.B..  '05,  Ph.D.,  '08,  Yale  Univ. 

X0o8,    Instructor  in  Yale  University,  Kent  Chemical  Laboratory.  New  Haven. 
Mrs.  Martha  Kruo  Genthe,  Ph.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Heidelberg,  Germany. 

xgoa.   Teacher  in  Beacon  School;  res.,  1  rinity  CuUege,  care  of  K.  W.  Genthe,  Hartford. 
Frank  Oscar  Jones,  A.B.,  '07,  Brown  Univ.;  A.M.,  '07.  Yale  Univ. 

X908,   Supervising  Principal  of  Northwest  District,  57  Oakland  Terrace,  Hartford. 
Fred  A.  Verplanck,  A.B..  '88,  Yale  Univ. 

X893,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  and   Principal  of  State  Training  School,  356  Bfain  St. 
douth  Manchester. 
1903    Frank  Herbert  Beedk.  A.B..  '83.  Yale  Univ. 

xgoo.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  87  Orange  St.,  New  Haven. 
Frank  Warren  Eaton,  A.B.,  '04,  A.M.,  'gs.  Harvard  Univ. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  94  Fairview  Ave.,  Naugatuck. 
Ella  A.  Fallon. 

igog.   Supervisor  of  Kindergartens  and  Primary  Grades,  35  Emmons  Place,  New  Britain. 
Charles  Daniel  Hine,  A.B.,  LL.B.,  Iowa  St.  Univ. 

Secretary  of  State  Board  of  Education,  Room  4a,  Capitol  Building.  Hartford. 
Stanley  H.  Holmes,  A.B..  '87.  A.M..  'go,  Colby  Coll. 

igo6.    Superintendent  of  Schools,  a8o  Arch  St..  New  Britain. 
Benjamin  Jepson. 

1865,   Supervisor  of  Music.  PubUc  Schools.  345  East  Rock  Road.  New  Haven. 
Mattd  V.  Keyes. 

1906,  Teacher  in  Horace  Mann  School ,  Teachers  College;  res.,  431  W.  la ist  St.,  New  York; 

home  address,  g  Madison  St.,  Hartford. 
Lewis  Benton  Matthias,  B.C.S.,  '8g,  B.Sc.,  '93.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

i8g8,    Principal     of     Commercial    Department,    High    School,    37    Buckingham     St., 
Bridgeport. 
Wilbur  F.  Nichols.  A.R..  '80,  A.M.,  '85,  Amherst  Coll. 

i8gg,   Supervising    Principal,  Public  Schools,  Eaton    District,  31  Livingston  St.,  New 
Haven. 
Edward  Armington  Sammis.  Ph.B..  'os,  Brown  Univ. 

i8g6,   Head  of  Commercial  Department,  and  Master  of  High  School.  60  Grove  St..  Slam- 
ford. 
Edward  B.  Sellew,  A.B..  'go.  Williams  Coll. 

igo4.   Supervising  Principal,  Lovell  Distria,  850  Orange  St.,  New  Haven. 
S.  P.  WiLLARD,  A.B..  Yale  Univ. 

Agent  of  State  Board  of  Education,  Colchester. 
Clarence  H.  Woolsey,  A.B.,  '90.  Han'ard  Univ.;  LL.B.,  'ga,  New  York  Univ.;  A.M..  '95,  Ph.D, 
'q7,  Washington  Univ. 
X906.   Superintendent  of  Schouls,  3a  Brainerd  Ave.,  MiddletowxL 
X904    Walter  D.  Hood,  .\.B.,  '94.  Vale  Univ. 

1908,    Principal  of  Gilbert  High  School,  117  Holabird  Ave.,  Winsted. 
John  J.  Maddox,  A.B.,  Yale. 

1907,  Principal  of  Windham  High  School,  Willimantic. 


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CONNECTICUT-CoiiimK«d 

1005    EDWOf  C  Andiews,  A.B.,  '89^  Williams  Coll. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Huntington;  res.,  Shelt'on. 
Fkank  a.  BsuiY,  A.B.,  '07,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Conn. 

igo7.  Head  of  English  Department,  High  School,  8  Foster  St.,  Danbury. 
Hbnxy  T.  Bukk,  M.Sc..  '00,  Harvard  Univ. 

1904,  Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  laa  Windham  St.,  WilUmantic. 
John  Russell  Pekkins,  A.B..  '89.  A.M..  '9a,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1904.    Principal  of  Normal  School;  res..  7a  Deerhill  \\t.  Danbury. 
T906    Hasvet  Latrerman  Eby,  A.B.,  '06,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1909.  Academic  Senior  Class,  Yale  University,  86  Howe  St.,  9x6  Yale  Station,  New  Haven. 

1907  Edwakd  p.  Chestee.  ^ 

1906,   Teacher  of  Mechanical  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  60  Prest  St.,  Box  593,  New 
London. 
Jane  Daelington. 

1887,    Supervisor  of  Training,  Sute  Normal  School,  New  Britain. 
G.  S.  DiCKEEMAN,  A.B.,  '65.  Yale  CoU.;  A.M.,  B.D.,  »68,  D.D.,  Vos,  Bates  Coll. 

X90X,   General  Field  Agent  of  Southern  Education  Board;    (X907)  General  Field  Agent 
John  F.  Slater  Fund,  140  Cottage  St.,  New  Haven. 
Shebman  I.  Gbaves,  A.B.,  '94.  Bates  Coll. 

Supervising  Principal  of  Strong  District,  933  Quinipiae  Ave.,  New  Haven. 
Lee  La  Place  Haedinc,  B.Sc..  *o6,  Rhode  Island  Coll.  • 

1908,   Graduate  Student  Sheffield  Scientific  School,  Lyme. 
Katbebine  T.  Hasty. 

X906,  Supervisor  of  Tnining,  State  Nomial  School,  Danbury;     res.,  90/  Fountain   St., 
New  Haven. 
William  Powess  Kelly,  A.B..  '86,  A.M.,  *9o,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1995,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  377  Broad  St.,  Meriden. 
James  £.  Madioan. 

1893,  Principal  of  Webster  School;  res.,  605  N.  Main  St.,  Waterbury. 
Edgas  C.  Stiles,  A.B.,  »86,  Yale  Univ. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  345  Main  St.,  West  Haven. 
Geosoe  H.  Tracy. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Main  St.,  Danbury. 
Maecus  WHrnc,  Ph.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '07,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Coim. 

1894,  Principal  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  41  Bassett  St.,  New  Britain. 
Everett  C.  Willard,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '93,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1891,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Room  a  a,  Town  Hall  Bldg.,  Stamford. 

1908  Frank  M.  Buckley,  A.B.,  '05,  Holy  Cross  College;  A.M.,  '06.  Yale  University. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  35  Johnson  St.,  Ansonia. 
Rose  M.  Dwyer. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  386  Park  St.,  Hartford. 
JxTNTUS  C.  Knowlton,  A.B.,  '87.  Amherst  Coll.  • 

190 1,   Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  88  Howe  St.,  New  Haven. 
Lewis  Sprague  Mills.  B.S.,  '08,  Teachers  College  Columbia  Univ. 

X908,   State  Agent  in  Supervision  of  Schools,  5a  Mitchell  Ave.,  Waterbury. 
Wnjjs  J.  Prouty,  A.B.,  '87;  A.M.,  '9a,  Tufts  CoU. 

1900,   Principal  of  High  School,  3a9  Hanover  St.,  Meriden. 
B.  Norman  Strong. 

1900,   Principal,  Arsenal  School,  aa6  Edgewood  St.,  Hartford. 

institutions 
1899    CoNNEcncuT  Agricultural  College. 

President,  Charles  L.  Beach;  Librarian,  Edwina  M.  Whitney,  Storrs. 
X90X     Board  oy  Education,  New  Haven,  Conn. 

Superintendent,  F.  H.  Beede,  New  Haven. 
Free  Pitblic  Library,  New  Haven. 

Librarian,  W.  K.  Stetson,  New  Haven. 
Yale  Univebsity,  Library. 

Librarian,  John  Christopher  Schwab,  New  Haven. 
x9oa    Habtvobd  Theological  Seminary. 

Pretttdent,  W.  Douglas  Mackenrie;  Librarian,  Charles  S.  Thayer,  Case  Memorial 
library,  Hartford. 
New  Beitain  iNSTrruTE. 

Chairman  of  Library  Committee,  David  N.  Camp,  New  Britjyn. 
Silas  Bbonson  Library.  W 

President  of  Library  Board,  John  O'Neill;  Librarian,  Men  Spe^ry,  Grand  St., 
Waterbury. 
1903    Ansonia  Ldbary,  The. 

Librarian,  Ruby  C.  Steele,   Ansonia. 
Ferguson  Library. 

President,  J.is.  B.  Williams;   Librarian,  Alice  M.  Colt,  Stamford. 
Stratiord  Library  Association. 

President,  George  W.  Fairchild;  Librarian,  Frances  B.  Russell,  Stratford. 
X004    The  Peck  Library  (Norwich  Free  .Xcademy). 
•  Principal.  Henry  A.  Tirrcll;  Librarian,  Helen  Marshall,  Norwich. 

1909  Wesleyan  UNivERsrrv. 

President,  William  Arnold  Shanklin,  Middletown. 


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ACTIVZ  MKIIBEIS 

Z890    Gbokob  Wills  Twmrm,  A.M.,  '83.  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.;   M.Sc.,  '90,  St  Nor.  Sch., 
Mansfield,  Pa.;  Ph.D..  '03,  Lafayette  Coll. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  X109  Jefferson  St.,  Wilmington. 
1801    Edwina  Blahcrx  KixTSE,  A.M.,  *oo,  Lincoln  Univ. 

1876,   Principal  of  Howard  High  School,  ao6  E.  loth  St.,  Wibningtoo. 
1896    A.  H.  BzRLtM,  A.M.,  '88,  Hamilton  Coll. 

18S8,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  The  Ward,  Wilmington. 

I90S      MaSY  M.  TURITES. 

i8gj.  Principal  of  the  Willard  Hall  Grammar  School;  res ,  804  W.  8th  St..  Wilmington. 
X905    Floyd  Palmke  Johnson,  A.B.,  '00.  Cornell  Univ. 

In  chane  of  Boys'  High  School,  and  Teacher  of  Latin  and  Greek.  4th  and  West 
Su..  Wilmington. 
Hekschel  a.  Nokkis,  A.B.,  '07,  A.M.,  '98,  Princeton  Univ. 

1899,  Principal  of  Wihnington  Friends'  School,  819  Washington  St.,  Wibningtoo. 
X908    Bessix  C.  Dsvine. 

X908.   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3x0  West  St.,  Wilmington. 

INSTTTirriONB 

X90X    PftZNCiPALs'  Round  Table,  Wilminoton. 

Librarian  ( ),  Wilmixagton. 

Wilmington  iNSTrrtrrE  Feex  Libraky. 

Librarian,  Arthur  L.  Bailey,  Wilmington. 
1909    DxLAWARB  College. 

President,  Geo.  A.  Harter,  Newark. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

life  DIBECTOm 

x88o    Jambs  Obmond  Wilson,  A.M., '  74,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1893 ,  Secretary  of  American  Colonization  Society,  450  Pennsylvania  Ave..  N.  W.,  Wash- 
ington. 

LIFE  MEMBEBS 

1870    John  Wesley  Hoyt,  A.M.,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  M.D.,  Eclectic  Med.  Coll.,  Cincinnati.  O.;  LL.D..  Univ. 
of  Mo. 

Chairman  of  National  University  Committee  of  400,  The  Victoria,  WMhingtoo. 
1876    Samitxl  S.  Laws,  D.D. 

1733  Q  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
1884    Alex.  Gbaham  Bell,  LL.D.,  Ph.D..  M.D. 

133X  Connecticut  Ave.,  Washington. 

ACTXVB    MFMBTtS 

X891    Elmxb  Ellswokth  Brown,  A.B.,  '89,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D..  '90,  HaUe;  LL.D..  '07,  Col.  Univ. 

1906,  Commissioner  of  Education  of  the  United  Stat^.  Bureau  of  Education,  Waahingtoo. 
1894    SiTSAN  Plessner  Pollock,  Grad.  of  Kg.  Nor.  Inst.,  Berlin,  Prussia. 

Principal  of    Kindergarten   Normal    Institution;    X5x6    Columbia    Road,    N.    W., 
Washington. 
189s    Allan  Davis,  B.Sc.,  '90,  M.Sc.,  '96,  Columbian  Univ.;  LL.M.,  '93,  Nat.  Law  School,  Washrngtoa. 
1890.   Principal  of  Business  High  School,  900,  xith  St.,  S.  £..  Washington. 
Anna  Tolman  Smfth. 

Bureau  of  Education,  8th  and  G  Sts.,  Washington. 
Sidney  Fuller  Smith,  Grad..  '84.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.;  M.Sc.,  *ox,  M.P.L.,  *04.  Geocge  Waahingtoo 
Univ.;   LL.B..  'oa,  LL.M.,  '03,  Nat.  Univ. 
1908,    1875  California  St.,  N.  W.,  Washmgton. 
1896    Rebecca  Stoneroad,  Grad.,  Oswego  Nor.  Sch.;  M.D.,  '03.  Nat.  Univ. 

1889,  Director  of  Physical  Training,  Public  Schools,  Webster  School,  xoth  and  H  Sts., 

Washington. 
X898    Elizabeth  V.  Brown. 

1904,   Director  of  Primary  Instruction,  1357  Euclid  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
William  Hamilton,  A.B.,  ^84,  Moravian  Coll.,  Pa,;  A.M.,  *94,  Ph.D.,  'ox.  Columbian  Univ. 

1890,  Assistant  Aircnt  of  Bureau  of  Education  for  Alaska  ana  (1904)  Lecturer  in  Depart- 

ment of  History,  George  Washington  University;  address,  Bureau  of  Education, 

Washington. 
Mrs.  Nora  Lin^ptberg  Hoccelsberger. 

i887,wreacher  of  German,  and  Lady  Principal,  Central  High  School.  1305  Q  St..  N.  W., 

Washington. 
HosMER  M.  Johnson. 

1900,  Supervising  Principal,  Public  Schools;  res..  1404  Emerson  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
Artemas  Martin,  A.M.,  '77,  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '82,  Rutgers  CoU.;  LL.D.,  '85.  Hillsdale  CoU.;  Fellow 

of  the  A.  A.  A.  S. 
U.  S.  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey.  Editor  and  Publisher  of  the  "Mathematical  Masa- 

zine."  and  of  the  "Mathematical  Visitor;"  Coast  Survey  Office,  918  N  SL,  N.  W., 

Washington.  _ 

Winfield  Scott  Montoomerv,  A.B..  '78,  A.M.,'o6,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  M.D.,  '90,  Howard  Univ.,  Med. 

Dept. 
Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  19x3,  xxth  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 


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DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA— CM/tfMMd 

1898    Autz.  Somais,  B.Sc.,  '76,  A.M..  '03,  Univ.  of  Teon. 

i894«  StatisdcUn  in  U.  S.  Bureau  of  Education,  Washington. 
1B99    AsiBum  U.  CsAio,  B.Sc.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Kans.  • 

S90X.  Teacher  m  "M"  Street  High  School,  Washington;  res.,  Realholme,  Anacostia. 
Edwaio  Allen  Fay,  A.B.,  '6a,  A.M.,  '65,  Univ.  of  &iich.;  Ph.D..  '8x,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

x866.  Professor  and  Vice-President.  Gallaudet  College,  3  Kendall  Green,  Washington. 
MnBin.L  Edwaixm  Gates,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M..  '73.  Univ.  of  Rochester;  Ph.D..  '80,  Univ.  of  St.  of  N.  Y.. 
LL.D.,  '8a,  Princeton  Univ.   and  Univ.    of  Rochester,  'g^*  Williams    ColL  and 

Cohimbia  Univ.;  L.H.D.,  '86,  Columbia  Univ. 
Ex-President  of  Rutgers  College  and  of  Amherst  College,  1309  Rhode  Island  Ave.. 
Washington. 
Haslam  UPDEOEArr,  A.M..  '98.  Ph.D.,  '08,  Columbia  Univ. 

X907,   Chief  of  Alaska  Diviskm,  Bureau  of  Education,  and  (1908)  Lecturer  in  School 
Administration,  George  Washington  University,  Washington. 
1900    F.  W.  Booth,  B.Sc.,  '77,  Iowa  State  Coll. 

1899,  General   Secretary  of  American  Association  to  Promote  the  Teaching  of  Speech  to 

the  Deaf,  and  Editor  of  "Association  Review,"  1601, 35th  St.,  N.  W..  Washington. 
LouB  L.  HooPBE,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M., '08  Harvard  Univ. 

X900,  Head  Master  of  The  Washington  School  for  Boys,  3901  Wisconsin  Ave.,  Washington. 
Alexamder  T.  Stdast,  Ph.B.,  '69,  A.M.,  '04,  Columbian  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  oif  Schools;  res..  The  Wyoming,  Washington. 
X901    Dice  J.  Ciosby,  M.Sc.,  '00,  Mich.  Agri.  Coll. 

Spedaliftt  in  Agricultural  Education,  Office  of  Experiment  Sutions,  U.  S.  Depart- 
ment of  Agriculture,  Washington. 
Maet  Ella  Given. 

1898,   Principal  of  Chevy  Chase  School,  "The  Olympia."  14th  and  Euclid  Sts..  Washington. 
Lucy  Ella  Moten,  Grad.,  '75,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Salem,  Mass.,  and  '83,  Spencerian  Bus.  Coll.;  M.D., 
'97.  Med.  CoO.,  Howard  Univ. 
1883,  Principal  of  Washington  Normal  School  No.  a;  res.,  728, 4th  St. .  N.  W..  Washington, 
xgoa    James  A.  Burns,  C.S.C..  Ph.D.,  Catholic  Univ.  of  America. 

1900,  President  of  Holy  Cross  College,  Brookland. 
LuciAN  West  Craney,  A.B.,  '78.  B.Sc.,  '79,  M.Sc..  '8a,  Carleton  Coll. 

Expert  in  Industrial  Hygiene,  United  States  Bureau  of  Labor  Department,  Washington. 

Mbs.  Mary  R.  Gale  Davis.  Pd.M..  '04,  Sch.  of  Ped.,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

1908,  Normal  TrainingTeacher,  and  Specialist  in  Geography  and  Psycho-physical  Culture 

and  Hygiene,  The  Burlington,  Washington. 
P.  M  Hughes,  A.B.,  *86,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.B.,  '90,  LL.M.,  '91,  Geo.  Washington  Univ. 
X906,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  318  B  St..  S.  E.,  Washington. 
1903    John  A.  CHAMBERLAnr,  B.Sc.,  '87,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

X906,   Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  Franklin  School,  Washington. 
WiLLET  Martin  Hays,  M.Agri.,  '85,  Iowa  St.  CoU. 

X904,  Assistant  Secretary  of  U.  S.  Department  of  Agriculture,  Washington. 
Oscar  B.  Martin.  A.B.,  *9a.  Furman  Univ. 

1909,  Assistant  in  Boys'  Demonstration  Work,  United  States  Department  of  Agriculture, 

43  a  Bureau  of  Plant  Industry,  Washington. 

Ernest  Lawton  Thurston,  C.E.,  '03,  Columbian  Univ. 

Supervising  PrinciiMJ,  Third  Division  of  Public  Schools;  res..  The  Duddington, 
Lanier  Place,  Washington. 

X904    Minnie  Bronson,  A.M.,  '88,  Upper  Iowa  Univ. 

1907,   Special  Agent  of  Bureau  of  Labor,  1335,  xath  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 

Roland  P.  Falrner.  Ph.D.    '88,  Halle. 

X909,   In  charge  01  School  Inquiries  for  United  States  Immigration  Commission,  53  Maltby 
BMg.,  Washington. 
John  P.  S.  Neligh. 

Head  Resident,  Neighborhood  House,  Sodal  Settlement.  468  N  St..  S.  W.,  Wash- 
ington. * 

1905  Herbert  Augustine  SurrH,  A.B.,  '89.  Ph.D.,  '97,  Yale  Univ. 

Editor  for  the  Forest  Service,  U.  S.  Department  of  Agriculture,  Washington. 

1906  John  F.  Fenlon,  A.M.,  '93.  St.  Mary's  Univ.,  Md.;  D.D.,  '00,  Minerva  Univ.,  Rome. 

X904,   Rector  of  St.  Austin's  College,  Brookland;  express  office,  University. 

Sarah  E.  Simons,  A.B..  '97.  A.M..  '00.  Leiand  Stanford  Tr.  Univ. 

Head  of  English  Department,  High  Schools  (white);  res.,  I5a8  Corcoran  St.,  Wash- 
ington. 

1907  R08COE  CONKLINO  Bruce,  A.B.,  'oa,  Harvard  Univ. 

Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  13a 7  Columbia  Road,  Washington. 

Adelaide  Davis. 

189a,   Principal  of  Matthew  G.  Emery  Public  School,  ai3  C  St..  S.  E.,  Washington. 

Elizabeth  Anne  Hayden. 

1890,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools.  1410  Bdmont  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 

Phebe  a.  I.  Howell,  A.B.,  '89.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,   Instructor  in  Howard  University;  res.,  739  Gresham  Place,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
Sisfbin  Ellbott  Kramer,  B.Sc.,  A.m.,  George  Washington  Univ. 

Director  of  Intermediate  In.struction,  Public  Schools,  and  Lecturer  on  Education, 
George  Washington  University;  res.,  13 18  S  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 


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DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA— CoHtinved 

1907  Heniy  Fkancis  Lowe,  B.Sc.,  '03,  George  Washington  Univ. 

1895,  Principal  of  Lenox  School;  res.,  215,  5th  St.,  N.  E.,  Washington. 
Lucy  Madeua,  A.B.,  '96,  Vassar  Coll. 

1896,  Teacher,  and  1906,  Principal  of  Miss  Madeira's  School,  1350,  zgth  St.,  Washington. 
Geosge  Edmund  Myers,  A.M..  *oi,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  Ph.D.,  '06,  Clark  Univ. 

1906,  Principal  of  McKinley  Manual  Training  Sfchool,  and  (1907)  Lecturer  at  George 

Wa.sbington  University;  res..  The  Revere,  uoi  M  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
Fkanx  E.  Pluhxee. 

President  of  Business  Science  University,  616  Munsey  BIdg.,  Washington. 
AxTHus  Thokpson  Ramsay. 

X908,   Principal  of  Fairmont  Seminary;  res.,  2701,  14th  St.,  Washington. 
JuLU  May  Rawlings. 

1897,  Principal  of  Hilton  School;  res.,  131  A  St.,  N.  E.,  Washington. 
William  C.  Ruedtoee.  Ph.B..  Ph.M.,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  Ph.D.,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,  Assistant  Professor  of  Educational  Psychology,  George  Washington  University, 

Washington. 
W.  H.  Singleton. 

Chairman  of  Committee  on  Public  Schools,  Washington  Board  of  Ttade.  soso  H  St., 
Washington. 
AxMOLD  Wekneb  Spanhoofd,  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Bonn,  Germany. 

Head  of  Modem  Language  Department  in  High  Schools,  90x5  Hillyer  Place,  Wash- 
ington. 
Nelson  E.  Weatheeless,  A.B.,  '93,  LL.M.,  '98,  Howard  Univ. 

1906,  Head  of  Department  of  Science,  Public  Schoob;  res.,  2407  Georgia  Ave.,  N.  W.. 

Washingt<m. 

1908  William  H.  Baldwin. 

Trustee  Rayen  School  at  Youngstown,  O.;   also  Trustee  Adelbert  Coll.,  Cleveland,  O.; 
res.,  14x5,  3ist  St.,  Washington. 
Anna  J.  Bell. 

X90X,   Principal  of  Webb  School;  res.,  X200  N  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington. 
Ellen  Golden,  B.S.,  '89,  George  Washington  University. 

1890,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  1226,  xjth  St..  N.  W.,  Washington. 
Feederice  Griggs. 

X903,   Secretary  of  Department  of  Education,  General  Conference  of  Seventh  Day  Adven- 
tists,  Takoma  Park  Sta.,  Washington. 
William  G.  Smith,  B.Agri.,  '07.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

X899,   Assistant  Scientist,  Bureau  of  Soils,  Dept.  of  .Agriculture,  Washington. 
B.  G.  Wilkinson,  A.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Mich.;    A.M.,  *os.  Union  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '08,  George  Washing- 
ton Univ. 
X903,   Professor  of  History,  Washington  Foreign  Mission  Seminary,  Takoma  Park,  Wash- 
ington. 

1909  Lewis  A.  Kalbach,  Grad.  U.  S.  Nival  Acad. 

X909,  Chief  Clerk,  United  States  Bureau  of  Education;  662  E  St.,  N.  E.,  Washington. 
Seaman  A.  Knapp. 

United  States  Department  of  Agriculture,  Washington. 

iNsxrruTioNs 

x9oa    George  Washington  UNivERsmr,  The. 

President.  Charles  Willis  Needham;  librarian,  Alfred  F.  W.  Schmidt,  xsth  and  H 
Sts.,  Washington. 
190S    Public  Library  op  the  District  of  Colombia. 

Librarian,  George  F.  Bowerman,  Washington. 
X906    Catholic  Untversitv  of  America.  The. 

Rector,  Veo'  Rev.  Thomas  T.  Shahan,  D.D.;  Assistant  Treasurer,  Rev.  George  A. 
Dougherty,  Washington. 
Howard  UNiVERsrrY,  Library. 

.President,  Wilbur  P.  Thirkield;  Librarian,  Flora  L.  P.  Johnson,  Washington. 

FLORIDA 

ACTIVE   MEMBERS 

x8S8    George  B.  Kurd. 

1907,  Principal  of  Orange  Park  Normal  and  Manual  Training  School,  Orange  Park. 
1896    NathanBenjamin  Young,  .\.B.. '88,  A.M., 'ox,  Oberlin  Coll.  • 

1901,    President  of  Florida  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College,  Tallahassee. 
1898     LUDWIG  WiLHELM  BUCHHOI.Z.  A.M..  'o^,  Fla.  St.  Coll. 

X909,    Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Hillsboro  Co.,  3919,  loth  St.,  Tampa. 
X900    Miss  Clem  Hampton. 

190S,    Chief  Clerk,  Department  of  Education,  Tallahassee. 
1903    John  C.  Calhoun,  B.Sc,  C.E.,  '7^.  A..M.,  '73,  I.itt.  D.,  '09,  Washington  and  Lee  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '09. 
Univ.  fil  Al;i. 
X900,    Professor  of  German  and  Romanic  Languages,  Florida  State  College,  167  N.  Monroe 
St.,  Tallahassee. 
X904    Albert  A.  Murphree.  A.B.,  'q4.  .\.M.,  '02.  Univ.  of  Nashville;  LL.D.,  Rollins  Coll. 
IQ09,    President,  University  of  Florida,  Gainesville. 
Robert  M.  Ray,  A.B.,  '80.  Clinton  Coll. 

Principal  of  Graded  and  High  School,  Plant  City. 


Gca«ia]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  79 

FLORIDA— C0»/miietf 

1906    William  M.  Holloway. 

X905,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Tallahassee. 
igo7    Edwasd  Cokradi,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ind.  St.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Clark  Univ. 

1909,   President,  Florida  State  College  for  Women;  96  W.  Clinton  St.,  Tallahassee. 

1908  Vallie  Gkace. 

Primary  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Evinston. 
E.  W.  McMullen.  L.I.  '01.  Fla.  Nor.  Coll.;  'oa.  Peabody  Coll.;  A.B.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

1904,    Professor  of  Philosoi^y  and  Bible,  (1906)  Prmdpal  of  Normal  Department,  Southern 
College,  Sutherland. 

1909  Eloabxth  N.  Blanding,  B.S.,  '01,  M.S.,  *o2.  Stetson  Univ.;  B.S.,  *ox,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Teacher  of  Science  and  History,  Bartow  High  School;  res.,  490  N.  Oiik  Ave.,  Gaines- 
ville. 
Georcb  M.  Lynch,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Fla.;  A.B.,  St.  Mil.  Coll. 

Professor  of  Secondary  Edacation,  University  of  Florida,  Gainesville.  ■ 
Ernest  L.  Robinson,  A.B.,  '04,  A.M.,  '01,  Yale  Univ. 

1909,   Principal  of  Hillsborough  County  High  School,  ai2  W.  Francis  Ave.,  Tampa. 
James  Archy  Smith,  Ph.B.,  *89.  M.S.,  '93,  Denison  Univ.;  D.Sc.,  '05,  Bucknell  Univ. 

Dean  and  Professor  of  Mathematics,  John  B.  Stetson  University,  DeLand. 
Bessie  M.  Sdmnerlin. 

Broadway,  Barton. 

INSTITUTION 

1809    John  B.  Stetson  Universtty. 

President,  Lincohi  Hulley,  DeLand. 

GEORGIA 

ACTIVE   MEMBERS 

1887    EuLBR  Beaittort  Smith,  A.M.,  '83,  Emory  Coll. 

1899,  Southern  Representative  of  Benj.  H.  Sanborn  &  Co..  584  Peachtree  St.,  Atlanta. 

1894  Otis  Ashmore,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Savannah. 
GeoiOB  Glenn  Boin>,  A.M.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1891 ,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  City  Hall,  Athens. 
Lawton  Bryan  Evans,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  639  Telfair  St.,  Augusta. 
William  Martin  Slaton,  A.M.,  '91,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  14a  Jackson  St.,  Atlanta. 

1895  GusTAVUS  Richard  Glenn*,  LL.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Nashville,  and  '98,  Peabody  Nor.  Coll. 

1904,  Prcndent  of  North  Georgia  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College,  Park  St.,  Dahlonega; 

express  office,  Gainesville. 
Joseph  Spencer  Stewart,  A.B.,  '83.  Emory  Coll.;  A.M.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1903,   Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  University  of  Georgia,  University  Campus,  Athens. 

1897  LsoNXDAS  M.  Landrum,  A.B..  *76.  Univ.  of  Ga.  * 

1897,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools  and  Secretary  of  Board  of  Educaticm,  45  W. 

Harris  St..  Atlanta. 
William  Franklin  Slaton,  A.M.,  '51,  Emory  Coll.,  and  '94,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

Superintendent  Emeritus  of  Public  Schools  (1879-1907),  336  Courtland  St.,  Atlanta. 
Jessie  May  Snyder,  B.S.,  B.Ed.,  '00.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Co- principal,  Columbuii  Seminary  for  Young  Ladies,  113  Eleventh  St.,  Columbus. 

1898  Carleton  B.  Gibson,  A.M.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1909,   Southern  Representative,  Houghtoof  Mifflin  &  Co.,  Columbus. 

1899  James  Cottee  Harris,  A.M..  '85,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1892,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob,  1x5,  ad  Ave.,  Rmne. 
1933    Marion  Luther  BRrrrATN,  A.B.,  '86,  Emory  Coll. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Fulton  County  Schools,  Court  House,  Atlanta. 
William  Campbell  Warfield. 

Southern  Manager  for  The  Macmillan  Company,    Fourth  National  Bank  Bldg., 
Atlanta. 
Mrs.  Walton  H.  Wiggs. 

x6o  W.  North  Ave.  Atlanta. 
Richard  R.  Wright,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Atlanta  Univ.;  LL.D.,  Wilberforce  Univ.,  Ph.D. 
1891,   President  of  Sute  Industrial  College,  College. 
1901    Eugene  C.  Branson,  A.M.,  '07,  Trinity  Coll.,  N.  C,  and  '98,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 
1930,   President  of  Georgia  State  Normal  School,  Athens. 
Dudley  R.  Cowles,  L.L,  '95,  William  and  Mary  Coll. 

Southern  Manager,  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  12-16  Trinity  Ave.,  Atlanta. 
Edwin  Aldine  Pound.  A.B.,  '9a,  Emory  Coll. 

1933.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Waycross. 
Theodore  Toepel,  M.D.,  'opt  Coll.  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Atlanta. 

x899f   Physical  Director,  and  (1906)  Director  of  Hygiene,   Public  Schools,  929  Candler 
Bldg.,  Atlanta. 
Joseph  Henry  Walker,  A.B.,  '87.  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  507  S.  Hill  St.,  Griffin. 
tgoa    Joseph  Coachman  Wardlaw,  A.B.  and  A.M.,  '05,  Emory  Coll. 

1905,  Professor  of  Pedagogy  and  Director  of  Normal  Department,  Georgia  Normal  and 

Industrial  College,  Atkinson  Hall,  Millcdgeville. 


8o  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [G«)nit 

GEORGIA— CMltVMMrf 
iQoa    Wads  H.  Wood. 

xgoa,  Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  SandersviUe. 
X903    EtiOEST  Walkek  Childs,  A.B.,  '96,  Mercer  Univ. 

X908,   Principal  of  6th  District  Agricultural  and  Manual  Training  School,  Baracsrille. 
B.  C.  Davis. 

X889,  Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  351  Courtland  St.,  Atlanta. 
Thomas  Hakry  Garrett. 

igo3,   Principal  of  GirPs  High  School,  450  Telfair  St.,  Augusta. 
Chailes  H.  S.  Jaceson,  A.M.,  LL.D^ Mercer  Univ. 

President  of  Bessie  Tift  College,  Forsyth. 
WlLLUM  Heard  Kilfatrick,  A.B.,  'qi,  A.M.,  '02,  Mercer  Univ. 

1909,  Lecturer  on  History  of  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York; 
home  address.  White  Plains. 
George  Frank  Olifrant,  A.M..  '90.  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1906,    Superintendent  of  Georgia  Academy  for  the  Blind,  Macoo. 
Mamsfikld  Theodore  Peed,  A.M.,  '78,  Randolph- Macon  Coll.,  Va. 

1889,   Professor  of  Pure  Mathematics  and  Astronomy,  Emory  CoDege,  Oxford;   express 
office,  Covington. 
Linton  B.  Robeson,  A.B.,  Emory  Coll. 

Managing  Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.,  Commerce  Hall,  Atlanta;  res.,  Marietta. 
F.  F.  Rows,  A.B.,  '06.  A.M.,  '98,  Davidson  Coll. 

1900,   President  of  K.  E.  Lee  Institute,  Thomaston. 
1904    R.  J.  H.  De  Loach.  A.B..  '98.  A.M..  '06,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1908,    Professor  of  Cotton  Industry.  State  Colleae  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Uni- 
versity of  Georgia,  1295  Simpkin  St..  Athens. 

Thomas  Jaceson  Woofter,  Grad.,  '81 ,  W.  Wa.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  L.I..  '85.  Peabody  Nor.  Sch.;   A.B., 
'80,  Univ.  of  W.  Va.;  A.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Nashville,  Ph.D.,  '00;  LL.D.,  '09.  lU. 
Coll. 
1903,   Professor  of  Education  and  Philosophy,  and  Director,  School  of  Education,  University 
of  Georgia;  res.,  347  Hill  St.,  Athens. 
X905    N.  H.  Ballard,  B.E.,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1900,   Superintendent  oi  Schools,  918  Carpenter  St.,  Brunswick. 
Carlston  B.  Chafman. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools  of  Maoon  and  Bibb  Counties.  245  Bond  St.,  Maoon. 
Frank  Taylor  Long,  A.B.,  '04,  Mercer  Univ. 

1939,    Reportorial  Staff,  "Savannah  Press,"  2x5  W.  33d  St.,  Savannah. 

1006    R.  H.  Powell.  Jr..  A.B..  '94,  Mercer  Univ.;  .A.M..  '98,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1906,   Professor  of  English,  Georgia  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  MiUedgCTiUe. 

1907  A.  L.  Brewer,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Nashville;  L.I.,  Peabody  Coll. 

1908,    Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Tallapoosa. 
Mrs.  Adell  Gill  Helmer. 

Author  of  "A  Study  in  Cotton"  and  other  Nature  Studies,  xx  Arthur  St.,  Atlanta. 

Charles  B.  Mathews.  A.B..  ^97,  Univ.  of  Ga.,  and  '03,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X908,    Instructor  of  Ancient  Languages,  High  School,  P.  O.  Box  181,  Savaiuuh. 

Augustus  Griffin  Miller.  B.Sc..  S.  C.  Mil.  Acad.  (Univ.  of  S.  C.) 

X904.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  204  Lamar  St.,  Americus. 

M.  M.  Pares. 

X905.   President  of  Georgia  Norxxud  and  Industrial  College,  MilledgeviUe. 

Jere  M.  Pound. 

State  Commissioner  of  Schools.  Department  of  Education,  Atlanta. 

Peter  V.  Rice. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Grammar  Schools,  Bowman. 

1908  WiLLETTE  A.  Allen. 

X900,    Principal  of  Atlanta  Kindergarten  Normal  School,  639  Peachtrre  St.,  Atlanta. 
Gbobce  W.  Camp,  A.B.,  '96,  Emory  Coll. 

1908,   Professor  of  English,  North  Georgia  Agricultural  College,  Dahlonega. 

Miss  E.  G.  Holt.  Grad.,  '00,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Ga. 

Supervisor  of  Industrial  Work,  Public  Schools,  314  Green  St.,  Augusta. 

1909  James  A.  Caldwell,  A.B.,  '97,  Er«kine  Coll. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools;  i^oPotter  St.,  Bainbridge. 

Thomas  Hubbard  McHatten,  B.Sc.,  '03.  D.Sc.,  '07,  Spring  Hill;  B.Sc.,  *o7,  Agri.  CoU.  of  Midi, 
1908,   Adjunct  Professor  of  Horticulture,  State  College  of  Agriculture,  University  of  Georgu, 
Athens. 

nrsTrruTioNS 
189s    Atlanta  University. 

President,  Rev.  Edward  Twichcll  Ware;  Librarian,  Mary  Reynolds  Qarke,  AtlanU. 
University  of  Gf.or<;ia.  Library. 

Chancellor,  David  C.  Barrow;  Librarian,  D.  Burnet,  Athens. 
X899    Mercer  Universitv,  Library. 

President,  S.  Y.  Jameson;  Librarian,  Sallie  G.  Boone,  Macon. 
X90X    Board  of  Education  of  Fui.ton  Coumty. 

County  Superintendent,  M.  L.  Brittain,  Atlanta. 
Emory  College,  Library. 

President,  J.  £.  Dickey;  Librarian,  H.  H.  Stone,  Oxford. 


Idiho]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  8l 

GEORGIA— C<m/»fi««</ 
t90S    Maust  Collxcb. 

President.  John  £.  Gunn,  D.D.;  Librarian,  Rev.  George  S.  Rapier,  389  Ivy  St., 
Atlanta. 

X906     GeOKGIA  NomMAL  AND  INDUSTRIAL  COLLEGE. 

President,  M.  M  Parks;  Librarian,  Kathrine  Greer,  MilledgeviUe. 
1907    Caknecie  Lxbeasy  ov  Atlanta. 

Librarian,  Julia  T.  Rankin.  Atlanta. 
The  Geosgia  State  College  of  AcRicuLTfJXE. 

President,  Andrew  M.  Soule,  Athens. 

IDAHO 

ACTIVE  ICEMBESS 

1895    J.  E.  TuUfES,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '96.  Lincoln  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Payette. 
1897    FsEDERiCK  G.  KjtAEGE,  B.L.,  '8o,  M.L.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Nampa. 
190X    James  A.  MacLean,  A.B.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Toronto;  A.M.,  '93,  Ph.D.,  '94,  Columbia  UniT.;  LL.Dn  'eSt 
Univ.  of  Colo. 
X900,  President  of  the  University  of  Idaho,  Moscow. 
Charles  Simpson  Meek,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Ind.,  A.M.,  *oS,  Columbia  Univ. 

1901,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  716  Franklin  St.,  Boise. 
Walter  R.  Sidexs,  B.Sc.,  '91,  Fremont  Nor.  Sch. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  730  N.  Garfield  Ave.,  Pocatello. 
190a    Gertrude  Earhart,  B.S.,  *o8,  C44umbia  Univ. 

1909.   Supervisor  ol  Grammar  Grades,  708  Washington  St.,  Boise. 
1903    Benjamin  Ray  Crandall,  B.Sc.,  '99,  Alfred  Univ.;  Pd.B.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Wyo.;  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of 
Denver. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Idaho  Falls. 
Emma  Flint  Wile  ins. 

1907,  Teacher  in  City  Schools,  tea  Hays  St.,  Boise. 

1905  WiLUAM  Reed  Bishop,  Ph.B,  '97,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1904,    Supervisor  of  Training  School  and  Teacher  of  Pedagogy,  Psychology,  and  History 
of  Education,  State  Normal  School;   res.,  1537  Prospect  Ave.,  Lewiston. 
Eugene  Buren  Sberman,  A.B.,  *9<,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 
1 3 16  State  St.,  Boise. 

1906  G»>rge  Andrew  Axline,  A.B.,  '93.  A.M..  '95.  Paraons  Coll. 

1904.   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Albion. 
S.  Belle  Chamberlain. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.  State  House.  Boise. 
Oliver  Morton  Elliott.  A.B.,  Marietta  Coll.-  .\.M.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schook,  Twin  Falls. 

1907  Herbert  Denison  Cheney.  A.B.,  '95,  Ohio  Wcs.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '99,  Harvard  Univ. 

190a,   Instructor  in  Latin  and  German,  The  Academy  of  Idaho,  555  S.  6th  Ave.,  Pocatello. 

Mary  V.  Davis. 

X907,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  tea  Hays  St.,  Boise. 

1908  Hamilton  C.  Badger.  B.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X908,   Science  Teacher,  Pocatello  High  School,  Room  ao.  Cook  Block;  res.,  134  S.  Garfield 
Ave.,  Pocatello. 

Edna  DeBow. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Twin  Falls  County  Schools,  Twin  Falls. 

S.  Hermoine  Hart,  B.Sc.,  '97.  Agri.  Coll.,  Utah. 

X907,   Superintendent  ot  Bear  Lake  County  Schools,  Bloomington. 

Roy  Clair  Jtmo. 

1909,   Principal  of  Model  Department,  State  Normal  School,  Albion. 

Grace  Louohxan. 

Superintendent  of  Bannock  County  Sbhools,  506  N.  Garfield  Ave.,  Pocatello. 

John  W.  Ramsey. 

Superintendent  of  Bonner  County  Schools,  Sandpoint. 

Miles  F.  Reed,  B.Sc..  '01,  Univ.  of  Idaho;  A.M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 
President  of  Idaho  State  Academy.  Pocatello. 

C.  E.  Rose,  A.B.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

1904,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.   1103  O'Farrell  St.,  Boise. 

Ivy  M.  Wilson. 

1904,   Superintendent  of  County  Schoob,  1509  State  St.,  Boise. 

1909  Mrs.  Leah  M.  Burnside. 

Superintendent  of  Lincoln  Cdunty  Schools,  Shoshone. 

Mabel  Grace  Carleton,  Grad..  '98,  Valjwraiso.  Ind.  Nor. 

Superintendent  of  Canon  County  Schools.  Caldwell. 
Delia  C.  Kimball,  Gnul.  '06,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Albion. 

Superintendent  U  Boise  County  Schools,  Idaho  City. 
Mamie  S.  Larsen.  B.Sc..  '97. 

X909,   Principal  of  School,  Dingle. 


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lDAHO-<:onHHMtd 
1909    Thomas  W.  Potter. 

1909,   County  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Twin  Falls. 
O.  R.  Sh£rn,  GniH.  River  Falls  St.  Xor.  Sch. 

Superintendent  ci  Kootenai  County  Schools,  Coeur  d'Alene. 
Philip  Soulen,  A.M..  '93,  Hope  Coll. 

Principal  of  Preparatory  School,  University  of  Idaho,  310  Van  Buien  St.,  Moscow. 
HzssDE  Wasd. 

Principal  of  Middleton  Schools,  510  Dearborn  St.,  Caldwell. 
Iivm  B.  Wasner. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Mountainhome. 

INSTITtrriON 
190a      UNTVERStTY  OF  IDARO. 

President,  Jas.  A.  MacLean;  librarian.  Belle  Sweet,  Moscow. 
Z906    State  Normal  School.  Lewiston. 

President.  George  H.  Black,  Lewiston. 
1909    Albion  State  Normal  School. 

President,  G.  A.  Axline,  Albion. 

ILLINOIS 
lite  directors 

x886    Albert  Reynolds  Taylor,  Ph.B.,  *7a,  Ph.D.,  '8a.  Lincoln  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '06,  Cumberland  Univ. 

190X,    President  of  The  James  MilliLm  University.  1310  W.  Wood  St.,  Decatur. 
1887    Charles  I.  Parker. 

Principal  of  South  Chicago  High  School,  893.  7xst  PL,  Chicago. 
X890    John  Willbton  Cook,  A.M.,  '86.  Knox  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '93,  Blackburn  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '05,  Univ.  of 
lU. 
1899,   President  of  Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  De  Kalb. 
1891    Joshua  Pike,  A.B.,  '65,  A.M.,  '68.  Univ.  of  Chica|.o. 

1874,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Jerseyville. 

lite  members 

Z864    J.  F.  Eberhardt,  A.B.,  '53.  A.M.,  '58,  LL.D.,  'oo,  Allegheny  Coll. 

3515  W.  64th  St.,  Chicago. 
1870    Ira  Wilder  Allen,  A.B.,  '50,  Hamilton  Coll.;  A.M.,  '5a,  Antioch  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '63,  Albany  Law  Sch.; 
LL.D.,  '74,  Union  Christian  Coll. 
1874-93,  Principal  and  Proprietor  of  Allen  Academy,  5718  Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 
1880    George  P.  Brown. 

Editor  of  "School  and  Home  Education,"  304  E.  Wahiut  St..  Btoomington. 
Z884    Nathan  Crook  Twining.  A.B..  '61.  A.M.,  '6«.  PKD. 

Z908,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Mendota  College,  Mendota. 

ACTIVE  members 

1884    Albert  Robbins  Sabin,  A.M.  Chonorarv),  '68,  Middlebury  Coll. 

1908,    Principal  of  Medill  High  and  Elementary  School;  res.,  3509  N.  44th  Court,  Irving 
Park,  Chicago. 
z886    Louis  Milton  Dilt.man. 

Educational  Publisher,  521  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Augustus  F.  Nightingale,  A.B.,'66,  A.M.,  '69,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn.;  Ph.D.,'91,  Upper  Iowa  Univ; 
LL.D.,  '01,  Simpson  Coll. 
190a,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Cook  County,  1338  Oak  Ave.,  Evanston. 

1887    John  Cole  Ellb. 

Educational  Publisher,  American  Book  Company,  521  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicaga 

Z889    O.  F.  Barbour. 

1866,  Principal  of  Kent  School,  51a  N.  Court  St.,  Rockford. 
1890    Henry  R.  Corbett.  B.Sc,  '89,  HastinRs  Coll.;  Ph.M.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

pjc-Statc  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Nebraska;   Abbotsford  Road,  Kenilworth. 
Charles  Alexander  McMurry,  Ph.D.,  '88,  Halle. 

Department  of  Psychology  and  Education,  State  Normal  School,  DeKalb. 
WnxiAM  Lucas  Steele,  A.M.,  '80,  Monmouth  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  'oo,  Knox  Coll. 

1885,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  46a  N.  Cherry  St.,  Galesburg. 

Pkleg  R.  Walker. 

1884,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  716  N.  Church  St.,  Rockford. 

Z891    Mary  E.  Dovle. 

IQ07,   Student  at  The  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  saoi  Kenmore  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Herbert  F.  Fisk,  A.B.,  '60,  A.M..  '63,  D.D.,'88,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn.;  LL.D.,  '99,  Allegheny  CoD.,  and 
'04.  Ndrthwi-stcrn  Univ. 
1888,    Professor  of  Education.  Northwestern  University,  i6a5  Judson  Ave.,  E\'anston. 
Dana  Warren  Hall,  A.M.,  '93,  Colby  Coll. 

1894,    High  School  and  College  Department,  Ginn  &  Co.,  3301-33x1  Prairie  Ave.,  Chicago. 

x89a    C.  M.  Bard  WELL. 

1806,    Superintendent  of  East  Side  Schools,  429  Fox  St.,  Aurora. 
Herman  T.  Lukens.  A.M..  '88,  Univ.  of  Pa  ;   Ph.D..  '91,  Jena. 

I  go  7,   Teacher  in  Francis  W.  Parker  School;   550  Webster  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Henry  Talbot. 

i8og.    Supervisor  of  Drawing.  Public  Schools.  Monroe  Annex,  East  St.  Louia. 


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iBgji    OftvuxB  T.  Bright. 

X908,   District  Suporinteadent  of  Scbods,  6515  Harwd  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Abcbibald  O.  Coddington.  Litt.M.,  '83,  Univ.  of  lU. 

1906,  Principal  of  Graeme  Stewart  School;  its.,  1450  Summerdale  Ave.,  Chicago. 
FUD  R.  Nichols. 

1891,  Teacher  of  Physics,  Richard  T.  Crane  Technical  High  School;  res.,  4053  Jackson 
BouL,  Chicago. 
Mis.  Alki  H.  Putnam. 

188  X,  Superintendent  of  Chicago  Froebel  Association,  5515  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
LdctS.  Silks. 

1890,  Special  Teacher  in  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  3307  Rhodes  Ave.,  Chicago. 

AUCX  E.  SOLLITT. 

1890,  Principal  of  Kenwood  School,  4020  Prairie  Ave.,  Chicago. 
VoLNKT  Undeshill,  Ph.B.,  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  \Vis. 

1875.  Pnndpal  of  Carpenter  School,  Chicago;  res.,  701  Washington  Ave.,  Wilmette. 

X804     OlABI.IW  H.   CONGDON. 

Publisher,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Iba  T.  Eaton. 

Publisher,  Eaton  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mis.  Albxkt  G.  Lank,  B.Sc.,  *6s,  Genesee  Coll.;  Bi.Sc,  '80,  Syracuse  Univ. 

931  Hinman  Ave.,  Evanston. 
Livingston  C.  Lord,  Pd.D.,  '00,  LL.D..  '04*  Univ.  of  111. 

1898,  President  of  Eastern  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  Charleston. 
1805    O.  P.  Bainks. 

Publisher,  378-388  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
WnxiAM  H.  Campbell. 

1899.  Principal  of  D.  S.  Wentworth  School,  6037  Kimbark  Ave.,  Chicago. 
JosxTH  H.  Collins,  A.B.,  '75.  A.M.,  '78,  La  Grange  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Qty  PubUc  Schools,  715  S.  7th  St.,  Springfield. 
Hknxy  C  Cox,  A.M.,  '73,  Abmadon  Coll. 

1909,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Chicago;  res..  Congress  Park. 
Mat  M.  Cbockktt. 

1891 ,  Principal  of  Irving  School,  823  Broadway,  Quincy. 

William  M.  Gtrrar,  A.M.,  '8a,  Lawrence  Univ.;  Pd.D.,  '94,  State  Nor.  Coll.,  N.  Y. 

1889,  Principal  of  Frances  E.  Willard  School;  res.,  7643  Union  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Nzwnx  D.  Gn.BERT,  A.B.,  '79.  A.M.,  '8a,  HI.  Wes.  Univ. 

X901,   Director  of  Training  School,  Northern  IllinoU  State  Normal  School  DeKalb. 

jAMn  LiNOOLN  GooDKNiGBT,  A.B.,'71,  Cumberland  Univ.;  B.D.,'79f  Union  Theol.  Sem.,  N.  Y.;  D.D, 
'00,  Wavnesburg  CoU.;  LL.D., '03,  Cumberland  Univ. 
X904,  Business  Manager.  The  Courier  Co.,  5ao  Tremont  St.,  Lincoln. 

Robbkt  A,  Haigbt.  A.B.,  *75,  A.M.,  •78.  Pd.D.,  'o?,  Shurtleff  Coll. 

x88i.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1x29  Warren  St.,  Alton. 
Elzzabktb  Haxbison. 

Principal  of  Chicago  Kindergarten  College,  xaoo  Michigan  Boul.;    res.,    300  N. 
Waller  Ave.,  Austin  Sta.,  Chicago. 
Maby  S.  L.  Habtioan.  M.D.,  '05.  Harvey  Med.  Coll. 

190a.   Pxindpal  of  The  Harvard  School,  6758  Wentworth  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Maby  Habtmann,  A.M.,  '88,  Lombard  Univ. 

x88a,  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  aoo  Normal  Ave.,  Norma). 
William  H.  Hatch. 

1892,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Oak  Park. 
HabbyHxlmkb. 

With  Powers  and  Lyons,  378  Wabash  Ave.;  res.,  34  Aldine  Sq.,  Chicago. 
Chaklks  Hextel,  M.Sc.,  Cent.  Wes.  Coll. 

X894,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  St.  Clair  County,  Courthouse,  Belleville. 
Mrs.  Amalik  Hofer  J[BROifE. 

X906,  Principal  of  Pestaloszi-Froebel  Kindergarten  Triuning  School,  Chicago  Commons; 
res.,  180  Grand  Ave.,  Chicago. 

ifRANCB  AlTSTXN  KkNDALL. 

X894,   Pupils'  Reading  Circle,  31  E.  Jefferson  Ave.,  NaperviUe. 

£tfa  J.  KlLBOURNE. 

X89X,  Head  Assistant  in  Kenwood  Sdiool,  53x3  Washington  Ave.,  Chicaga 
VaiBTi  A.  Lambert. 

x886.   Teacher  in  Beaubien  School,  N.  sad  and  Wiimemac  Ave.,  Chicago;  res.,  Palatine. 
I.ajLiK  Lewis.  A.B.  '66.  A.M.,  '60,  Yale  Coll. 

1890,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  5605  Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 
WvLLiAM  S.  Mack. 

With  Scott,  Foresman  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
J.  J.  McGlynn. 

x888,  Teacher  of  Science,  High  School;  Royal  Hotel,  East  St.  Louis. 
Zjom  S.  CVLeaby. 

x88a,  Teadier  in  Public  Schools,  ao8  S.  Hickory  St.,  Joliet. 
C  M.  Pabkeb. 

1887,  Publisiier  of  "The  School  News,"  613  W.  Adams  St.,  Taylorville. 


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1895  EiASTUs  H.  Scott. 

Publisher,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
FiANX  D.  Thomson,  A.B.,  '92,  Knox  Coll..  A.M.,  'g*. 
X909,  Principal  of  High  School,  Springfield. 
Edwin  O.  Vaile. 

435  N.  Grove  Ave.,  Oak  Parit. 
William  Edward  Watt,  Ph.D.,  '00,  Taylor  Univ. 

1885.  Principal  of  Graham  School;  res.,  7x31  Princeton  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Oliver  S.  Westcott,  A.M.,  '56.  Sc.D.,  'ga,  Brown  Univ. 

Z45  S.  7th  Ave.,  Maywood 
Hauy  G.  Wilson. 

1879,  Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  sax  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 

1896  Maiy  Eileen  Ahern. 

Editor  of  ''Public  Libraries,"  156  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Christopher  J.  Albert,  B.Sc.,  and  A.M.,  '78,  Baldwin  Univ. 

Manager  of  the  Albert  Teachers'  Agency,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Altixd  Baylbs,  M.Sc.,  '73.  Hillsdale  CoU. 

Principal  of  Western  Illinois  State  Normal  School;  res..  325  W.  CanoU  St.,  Ma 
comb. 
Chawt.to  a.  Bennett.  B.Sc,  '86,  Worcester  Polytechnic  Inst. 

1897,   Profesaor  of  Manual  Arts.  Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute,  and   Editor  of  "Manual 
Training  Magazine;"  res.,  424  Columbia  Terrace,  Peoria. 
WiLUAM  J.  BtmoN. 

Editorial  Department,  American  Book  Co.,  saz-531  Wabash    Ave.;    res.,    5629 
Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mrs.  Elizaseth  Blanchard  Cook,  B.L.,  '65,  A.M.,  '7a.  Wheaton  Coll. 

X890,   President  of  Chicago  Woman's  Educational  Union.  9x5  College  Ave.,  Wheaton. 
George  W.  Davis. 

x89a,  Principal  of  Hawthorne  School,  85a  Judson  Ave.,  Evanston. 
William  T.  Ddc. 

Secretary  of  the  Thomas  Charles  Co.,  80  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
WnxuM  Curtis  Dodge. 

X900,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  5x07  Kenmore  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Hugh  Aosttn  Foresman,  A.M.,  'oo,  Lafayette  Coll. 

Educational  Publisher  (Scott,  Foresman  &  Co.),  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
G.  Charles  GRiTrrrHS. 

1893,   Principal  of  Motley  School,  223  N.  Humphrey  Ave.,  Oak  Park. 
Margaret  MacDonald. 

1886,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  6314  Stewart  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Jambs  F.  McCuLLotroH. 

Agent  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co..  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mrs.  Lida  B.  McMitrry. 

1900,  Training  Teacher.  Primary  Department,  Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School;  res, 
320  College  Ave.,  DeKalb. 
Mrs.  Sarah  J.  O'Kef.fe. 

1885,   Principal  of  Beaubien  School,  Chicago;  res.,  Arlington  Heights. 
F  B.  Ormsbv. 

1895,  Principal  of  Perkins  Boss  School,  6550  Lafayette  Ave..  Englewood  Station,  Chicago. 
Charles  Newton  Peak,  A.B.,  '84,  Moore's  Hill  Coll^  Ph.B.,  '86,  Ind.  Univ. 

1905,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  525  £.  Vine  St.,  Greenville. 
Mary  I.  Purkr. 

1893,   Principal  of  La  Fayette  School,  543  Roscoe  St.,  Chlcaga 

W.  F.  ROCHELEAU. 

1899.   Editor  of  Educational  Publications,  2146  Leland  Ave.,  Ravenswood,  Chicago. 
Mabel  E.  Smallwood. 

X892,   Teacher  of  Biology.  The  Albert  G.  Lane  Technical  High  School,  Chicago;  re«., 
931  Hinman  Ave.,  Evanston. 
Edward  E.  Smith,  A.B.,  B.Sc. 

Manager  Western  Stock  and  Bond  Co.,  135  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 
Franklin  N.  Tracy. 

1881,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  3x6  Harrison  Ave.,  Kankakee. 
John  J.  Wilkinson,  Ph.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Ijcipzig. 

1902,    Professor  of  English,  Elmhurst  College,  30a  Kenilworth  Ave.,  Elmhurst. 
James  Douglas  Williams,  A.M.,  '72,  Hillsdale  Coll. 

Manager  of  Charles  E.  Merrill  Co.,  45-47,  a3d  St.,  Chicago. 
X897    Richard  H.  Allin,  B.D.,  '62,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

Manager  of  Schrx^l  Map  and  Globe  Department,  Rand,  McNally  &  Co.;  res.,  5450 
Prairie  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Paul  Valentine  Bacon,  A.B.,  '08,  Harvard  Univ. 

Agent  for  Allyn  &  Bacon,  Publishers,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
William  J.  Bartholf,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  111.;  B.Sc,  Ind.  Nor.  Sch. 

1888,    Principal  of  Von  Humboldt  School,  Rockwell  and  Hirsch  Sts.;  res.,  xx  Roslyn  PI., 
Chicago. 
J.  Stanley  Brown,  A.B.,  '89.  Denison  Univ.;  A.M.,  '91,  Arlington  Coll. 

X893,  Superintendent  and  PrinciixU  of  Township  High  School,  xx5  Dewey  Ave.,  Joliet 


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lUJSOlS-Contimud 

JS97    Mbs.  Cosmilia  S.  Ceame. 

a559  Michigan  Art.,  Qiicago. 

LXIITIA  L.  DOANX. 

x8q8.  Teacher  in  Public  Day  Schools  for  the  Deaf;  1844  W.  Adams  St.,  Chicago. 
M.  LcrXLLA  DoDCE,  Grad.,  '05,  Columbia  CoU.  of  Expression. 

i8q8,  Teacher  in  BeauUen  School,  Chicago;  its.,  4443  Lyman  Ave.,  Ravenswood,  Chicago. 
Mast  C  Foon. 

1891,  Principal  of  School,  437  Market  St.,  Rockford. 
Mis.  Mkdoia  Dodgx  Gammon,  Grad.,  Froebel  Asso.,  Chicago,  and  Milwaukee  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1905,   Kindergarten  Director  of  Chase  School.  444a  Lyman  Ave.,  Ravenswood,  Chicago. 
Mast  Gnuspxc 

1893,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Winnetka. 
Fluuac  Haven  Hall. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Illinois  Farmers*  Institutes,  487  N.  Lake  St.,  Aurora. 
iTgaMWT  B.  Hayden,  A.M..  '09,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1105,  aoth  St.,  Rock  Island. 
DuDLST  Grant  Hays,  LL.B.,  '03,  Lake  Forest  Univ.;  LL.M..  '04.  HI.  Coll.  of  Law. 

1905,   Principal  of  Eugene  Field  School;  res.,  809  Estes  Ave.,  Rogers  Park,  Chicago. 

933  S.  sth  St.,  Springfiekl. 
Mbs.  Ella  A.  Hubbasd. 

X898,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  4xa  N.  Eastern  Ave.,  Joliet. 
C.  H.  Kammann,  B.L.,  Univ.  of  HI. 

X903,   Principal  of  McKinley  School,  3408  Main  St.,  Peoria. 
^^**T«a  D.  LowsY,  B.Sc.,  '08,  Northwestern  Univ. 

X907,  District  Supexmtendent  of  Public  Schools,  1643  KenHworth  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Man  T.  McCowen. 

X905,  Head  of  Deaf  Oral  Department,  Chicago  Nonnal  School;  res.,  4x4  N.  Normal  Paxk- 
way,  Chicago. 
Amma  McKiliop. 

x886.  Head  Assistant  in  Graham  School,  642  W.  47th  PI.,  Chicago. 
JOBM  A.  Molostad.  A.B..  *94.  Luther  Coll..  and  *oo.  Univ.  of  Wis.;  B.D..  '06.  Concordia  Sem. 

Pastor  of  St.  Blark's  Lutheran  Church;  res.,  1637  N.  4ad  Ave.,  Chicago. 
RoTAL  T.  MoBOAN,  A.B.,  '74i  A.M.,  '77.  Wheaton  Coll. 

x886,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  710  College  Ave.,  Wheaton. 
FlAMK  L.  MoBSE.  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '89,  Brown  Univ. 

Principal  of  Farragut  High  School,  643a  Monroe  Ave.,  Chicago. 

Daniel  Baldwin  Parkinson,  A.M.,  '74,  Ph.D.,  '96.  McKendree  CoU. 

X898,  President  of  Southern  Illinois  Normal  University,  40X  W.  Wahiut  St.,  Carbondale. 

MaKT  RXID  PlESCS. 

X898,   Music  Department,  American  Book  Co.,  5ax-53X  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
C  William  Plapp,  A.B.,  '8s,  A.M.,  '91,  Dartmouth  CoU. 
1890,  Assistant  m  Jefferson  High  School,  4140  N.  4ad  Ave.,  Irving  Park  Station,  Chicago. 

ROBBBT  H.  ReNNIE. 

X889.  Principal  of  Gresham  School,  717  W.  87th  St,  Chicago. 
WiLUAM  S.  Sheabeb. 

Publishing  firm  of  Newson  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Eva  a.  Smedley.  Grad.,  Cook  Co.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

X898.   Principal  of  Noyes  Street  School,  Evanston;  res.,  138  Wells  St.,  Chicago. 
John  H.  Stzhman. 

1881,   Principal  of  Avondale  School,  3303  W.  Wrightwood  Ave.,  Chicago. 
AUEBT  LeRoy  Stevenson,  B.Sc.,  '8a,  N.  Ind.  Nor.  Sch. 

X885,  Principal  of  Lincoln  Elementary  School,  1245  N.  Clark  St.,  Chicago. 

1898  Mbs.  Lauba  Dale  Floyd. 

X907,  Teacher  in  Oakland  School;  res.,  449  Oakwood  Blvd.,  Chicago. 
Cathabxne  GOOGIN. 

Teacher  in  City  Schools,  141 3  La  Salle  Ave.,  Chicago. 
John  Calvin  Hanna,  A.B.,  '81,  A.M.,  '84,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1898,   Principal  of  Oak  Park  and  River  Forest  Township  High  School,  300  N.  Kcnilworth 
Ave.,  Oak  Park. 
Assam  Winegabdner  Habbis,  A.B..  '80,  A.M.,  ^83,  Wesleyan  Univ.;  Sc.D.,  '94;  Bowdoin;  LL.D., 
'00.  Univ.  of  N.  Brunswick;  LL.D.,  '02,  Univ.  of  Me.;  LL.D.,  '04.  Wesleyan  Univ. 
X906,   President  of  Northwestern  University,  1745  Chicago  Ave.,  Evanston. 
Gbobge  HiWBY  Howe.  Ph.B.,  '87,  HI.  Wcs.  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '90. 

1901.  Ptufessor  of  Mathematics.  State  Normal  University;  res.,  408  Normal  Ave.,  Nonnal. 
Fbanklxn  Winslow  Johvson,  A.B.,  'qi,  A.M.,  '04,  Colby  Univ. 

X907,  'Dean  of  The  University  of  Chicago  High  School;  res.,  5715  Washington  Ave.,  Chicago. 
CBAUMCEy  F.  Neweirk. 

Manager  of  Educational  Department,  Rand,  McNally  Be  Ca,  x6o  Adams  St.;  res., 
a48a  N.  Hermitage  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Maby  S.  Snow,  Ph.M..  '96,  Univ.  of  Maine. 

1909,   Supervisor  of  Household  Arts,  Public  Schools;  Board  of  Education,  Tribune  Bldg., 
Chicago. 

1899  J.  Edward  Bancs. 

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1899    FtAMCis  G.  Blaa,  B.Sc.,  'o7«  Swarthmore  CoU. 

1906,  State  Superintendeat  of  Public  Instruction,  639  S.  2d  St.,  Springfield. 
LOUB  Jakes  Block,  A.B.,  '68.  A.M.,  Ph.D..  Washington  Univ. 

1895,  Principal  of  Marshall  High  School,  614  Washington  Boul.,  Chicago. 
Geoioz  ViCTOB  Clum,  A.B.,  *93,  Ohio  State  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1908.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Prophetstown. 
Ida  M.  Cook. 

x886,   Principal  of  Nathanad  Greene  Sduxd,  3307  Prairie  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mu.  Mast  E.  Gilbest. 

Principal  of  Loogfdlow  School,  3307  Prairie  Ave.*  Chicago. 
WxLLiAM  Gasdnek  Hale,  A.B.,  '70,  Harvard  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '95,  Union  Coll.;  '96,  Princeton  Univ.; 
'07,  Univ.  of  St.  Andrews  and  Aberdeen  Univ. 

1893.  Professor  and  Head  of  Department  of  Latin,  The  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  5749 

Kimbark  Ave..  Chicago. 
WmviKLD  Scott  Hall.  B.Sc.,  '87,  M.D.,  '88.  M.S.,  '89.  Northwestern  Univ.,  Chicago;  M.D.,'94< 
Ph.D.,  '9^,  Lei[ntg,  Germany. 
X895,   Professor  of  Physiology  in  Northwestern  University  Medical  School,  3431-3437 
Dearborn  St.,  Chicago;  res.,  Berwyn. 
IxA  Woods  Howekth,  A.B.,  '93,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '94.  Ph.D.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X903,   Assistant  Professor  of  Sociology,  The  University  of  Chicago;  '08.  Scoetary,  Illinois 
Educational  Commission;  home  address,  Valparaiso,  Ind. 
JzpiHA  E.  IJOfON,  A.B.  '83,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1894.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  538  Maple  Ave. ,  Blue  Island. 
Anthony  Middleton. 

X908.   Superintendent  of  Gty  Schoob,  138  Kankakee  St.,  Lincoln. 
Isaac  Mitchell,  B.Sc,  '80,  A.B.,  •81.  Nat.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.M.,  '97,  Hanover  Coll. 

604  S  Orchard  St.,  Urbana. 
R.  Kjeable  Row,  A.B.,  '97*  Queen's  Univ.,  Can. 

Publisher,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
John  J.  Schobinger. 

1876,  Dean  of  Harvard  Preparatory  School,  4651  Drexel  Boul.,  Chicago. 
Delos  H.  Smallev.  M.D. 

Publisher,  Chicago;  home  address,  Fond  du  Lac,  Wis. 
Alexandei  Sicrrn,  B.Sc.,  '86,  Edinburgh  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '89.  Munich  Univ. 

1894,   Professor  of  General  Chemistry,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
Ella  C.  Sullivan. 

Z900,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Tribune  Building,  Chicago. 
EsTUS  Eugene  Webstev,  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Washington. 
Geoege  W.  Websteb.  M.D.,  '82.  N.  W.  Univ.  Med.  Sch. 

1908.   President  of  State  Board  of  Health,  70  State  St.,  Chicago. 
Eugene  Alonzo  Wilsov,  M.Pd..  '90,  Mich.  Nor.  Coll.;  A.M..  '06.  Cniv.  of  Chicago. 
1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3330  Oak  Park  Ave.,  Berwyn. 
X900    Claude  Bbown. 

1898,   County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  547  Park  Ave.,  E.,  Princeton. 
Geobge  N.  Carman,  A.B.,  '81,  A.M.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1896,  Direaor  of  Lewis  Institute,  Madison  and  Robey  Sts.,  Chicago. 

David  Felmley,  A.B..  *8i,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  LL.D.,  '05.  Univ.  of  HI.;  L.H.D..  '06.  Blackburn  Univ. 

1900,   President  of  Illinois  Sute  Normal  University;  res.,  307  N.  School  St.,  Normal. 
Samitbl  E.  Hakwood,  A.M.,  '93,  Ind.  Univ. 

1893,   Department  of  Pedagogy  and  Training,  Southern  lUinob  Normal  University,  Car- 
bondale. 
Manfied  James  Holhes,  B.L..  '91.  ComeD  Univ. 

1897,  Department  of  Psychology,  Ethics  and  ICstory  of  Education,  Illinois  State  Normal 

University,  703  S.  Broadway,  Normal. 
RoBZKT  Lee  Hughes,  A.B.,  '95,  A.M.,  '99,  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 
I  of  Louis  r      -^        -        •     -       -       - 


1904,   Principal  of  Louis  Nettdhorst  School,  3842  N.  43d  Ave..  Irving  Park,  Chicago. 

Samuel  B.  Hitrsr,  A.M.,  '06,  Lombard  Coll. 
"lead  Teacher  of  English,  anc 
School;  res.,  611  w.  Adams  St.,  Macomb. 


X903,   Head  Teacher  of  English,  and  (1906)  Vice-Prindpal  of  Western  Illinois  State  Normal 
"  *     '  611  w.  /  '  *     *' 


O.  J.  Keen. 

1898,  County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  316  Paris  Ave.,  Rockford. 
Newman  Miller,  Ph.B.,  '03,  Albion  Coll. 

1900,   Director  (rf  The  University  of  Chicago  Press;  5515  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Edwaxd  Carlton  Pace,  A.B.,  '88,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1899,  Professor  of  History,  Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  323  Augusta  Ave.. 

De  Kalb. 
George  H.  Rockwood,  A.B..  '79,  A.M.,  '82,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X900,    Principal  of  Austin  (Chicagu)  High  School,  538  N.  East  Ave.t  Oak  Park. 
Edward  C.  Rosseter,  A.M.,  '7.^,  Marietta  Cdl. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  339  N.  Howard  Ave.,  Austin,  Chicago. 
John  D.  Shoop. 

190Q,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  6928  Stewart  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Jesse  Lowe  Smith. 

1902,    Superintendent  of  Scho(Js,  141  S.  3d  St.,  Highland  Park. 


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1900    John  Kay  Stableton,  B.Sc.,  '8a,  A.M.,  '87,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1897,   Superinteadent  of  City  Schools,  xix  E.  Locust  St.,  Bloonungton. 
G.  Warren  Taylor. 

Principal  of  McKinley  School,  Ridgeley;  res..  1341  W.  Washington  St.,  Springfield. 
H£i«RY  Silas  TiBBrrs,  A.B.,  '86.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1890,  Principal  of  John  Spry  School,  Chicago;  res.,  Riverside. 
Mary  £.  Vauchan. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  425  Warren  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Harry  Bruce  Wilson,  A.B.,  '05,  Ind.  Univ. 

X907,    Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  94a  W.  William  St.,  Decatur. 
Mrs.  Ella  Flago  Young,  Ph.D.,  '00.  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  6549  Harvard  Ave.,  Chicago. 
190X    Jakes  E.  Armstrong,  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of  HI. 

1891,  Principal   of   Englewood   High   School;   res.,   10638    Prospect    Ave.,    Washington 

Heights,  Chicago. 
E.  T.  Austin,  B.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

190a,   Principal  of  Sterling  Township  High  School,  401,  5th  Ave.,  Sterling. 
William  Chandler  Bagley.  B.Sc.,  '95,  Mich.  Agri.  Coll.;  M.Sc.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Wis.;   Ph.D..  '00. 
Cornell  Univ. 
1908,   Professor  of  Education,  and  (1909)  Director,  School  of  Education,  University  oi 
Illinois,  Urbana. 
Miriam  Besley. 

X90X,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schook,  541  Genesee  St.,  Waukegan. 
Henry  E.  Brown,  Ph.B.,  'go,  Grinnell  Coll. 

X903,   Principal  of  High  School,  ajao,  9th  Ave.,  Rock  Island. 
H.  C.  Cheney,  A.B.,  '99,  Yale  Univ. 

190a,   Western  Manager  for  Charies  Scribner's  Sons,  328  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Fred  Duano  Crawshaw,  B.Sc,  '96,  M.E.,  '<»,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

1908,  Assistant  Dean,  C^ege  of  Engineering,  University  of  Qlimns,  603  W.  Qark  St., 

Champaign. 
Mantrsd  Wolfe  Deputy,  B.Sc,  '§a.  So.  Ind.  Nor.  Coll.;  A.B.,  '04,  A.M.,  '05,  Ind  Univ. 

1909,  Supervisor  of  Traming  School,  Eastern  Illinois  State  Normal  School;  830,  7th  St., 

Charleston. 
Frances  Dickinson,  M.D.,  '83,  Woman's  Med.  Coll. 

1895,   President  of  Harvey  Medical  College,  307  N.  Clark  St.,  Chicago;  address  for  1909, 
Orange  Qty.  Fla. 
Jambs  C.  Dockrxll. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  5a x  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Samuel  J.  Ferguson,  B.Sc.  '9a.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

X898,  Supetintendentof  Rock  Island  Co.  Schools,  1033,  aad  St.,  Rock  Island. 
A.  Flanagan. 

Publisher,  338  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Caroline  Grote. 

X908,   Dean  of  Women,  Western  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  408  W.  Adams  St.,  Macomb. 
Cblu  Hefter. 

x886.  Teacher  in  City  Schools,  4347  Champlain  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Bennett  Barron  Jackson.  A.B.,  '90,  Beloit  Coll.;   A.M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 

X907.  Superintendent  oi  Schools,  MoUne. 
A.  P.  Johnson. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  936  W.  Illinois  St.,  Urbana. 
Homer  H.  Kingslby,  A.B.,  '8x,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

x886.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1339  Judson  Ave.,  Evanstoa. 
Rosa  A.  Lang. 

1883,   Fifth  Grade  Teacher  in  Arnold  School,  37  Lincoln  PL,  Chicago. 
FkANK  Albert  Larck,  A.M.,  '86,  Northwestern  Coll. 

Principal  of  Harriet  Beecher  Stowc  School,  cor.  Wabansia  Ave.  and  Ballou  St , 
Chicago. 
Louis  Briggs  Lef..  B.L.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Representative  of  ^Vmerican  Book  Co.,  xo8  Wesley  Ave.,  Oak  Park. 
Lucius  O.  Ijce,  D.D.,  '97,  Tabor  Coll. 

391  N.  Cherry  St.,  care  of  Mr.  M.  C.  Bates,  Galcsburg. 
Charles  L.  Manners,  LL.B.,  '88,  McKcndree  Coll. 

Principal  of  High  School,  548  N.  X3th  St.,  East  St.  Louis. 
James  Rariden  Mf.ek,  A.B.,  '97,  Ind.  Univ. 

X903,   Teacher  in  High  School,  Chicago.  5350  Kenmore  Ave.,  Edgewater  Sta.,  Chicago. 
•    George  J.  Miller,  B.S.,  '07,  M.S.,  '09,  Univ.  erf  Chicago. 

X908,   Instructor  in  The  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  6159  Ellis  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Louis  Celestin  Monin,  Ph.D.,  '93,  Lake  Forest  Univ. 

X893,   Professor  of  Economics  and  Philosophy,  and  ( 1903)  Dean  of  Cultural  Studies,  Armour 
Institute  of  Technology,  and  Dean  of  Armour  Scientitic  Academy,  3350  Prairie 
Ave.,  Chicago. 
Sigel  Elza  Raines,  A.B.,  '97.  Ind.  Univ. 

1903,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  616  Stephenson  St.,  Freeport. 

Edward  S.  SMrrn. 

Western  Manager  of  Educational  Publishing  Co.,  338  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 


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ILLINOIS-CM/Mittfrf 
1 901    Maiy  E.  Tobin. 

1899,  Principal  of  Hammond  School,  aosi  Jackson  Boul.,  Chicago. 
John  A.  Waohams,  M.Sc.,  Hillsdale  Coll. 

1890,  Principal  of  James  Monroe  School;  res.,  4008  Lowell  Ave.,  Chicago ;  ezpreas  office, 
Irving  Park. 

1903    S.  H.  BoHN,  Ph.D., '97,  DePauw  Univ. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  sii  S.  Sycamore  St.,  Centralia. 
Geokoe  a.  Brown,  C.E.,  '81,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1897,   Assistant  Editor  of  "School  and  Home  Education,"  xiix  N.  Prairie  St.,  Bloomington. 
Lucy  E.  Browning.  Ph.B..  and  Ed.B.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907,   Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools  and  Kindergartens,  Public  Schools,  Calumet  Hotel, 
Calumet,  Mich.;  home  address,  Elgin. 
Horace  G.  Butler. 

1902,   Chicago  Manager  of  Henry  Holt  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Otis  W.  Caldwell,  Ph.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X907,   Associate  Professor  of    Botany,    The   University   of   Chicago,  and    Supervisor   of 
Nature  Study  in  Elementary  School,  Chicago. 
Lotus  D.  Coftican.  A.B.,  '05,  Ind.  Univ. 

1907.   Supervisor  of  Training  School,  Eastern  Illinois  State  Normal  School;   res..  830  S. 
7th  St..  Charleston. 
Aaron  Hodgman  Cole,  A.B.j  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Colgate  Univ. 

1905.   Instructor  m  Biology  and  Projection,  Chicago  Normal  School,  6osa  Monroe  Ave., 
Chicago. 
Nellie  C.  Collins. 

190Z,  Teacher  of  Shorthand  and  Typewriting.  High  School,  569  Monmouth  Boul.,  Gales- 
burg. 
Henry  H.  Edmunds. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  610  N.  Grant  Ave.,  Clinton. 
Ada  M.  FLEinNO. 

1895,  Music  Department.  Ginn  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.;  res.,  2301  Prairie  Ave,  Chicago. 
Lin  H.  GRiEFrrH,  B.Sc.,  '87.  Franklin  CoU. 

1899,   Superintexident  of  Schools,  452  N.  Jackson  St.,  Danville. 
Eldo  Lewis  Hendricks.  A.B..  '94,  Franklin  Coll.;  A.M.,  '00,  Ind.  Univ. 

1909,  Fellow  in  The  University  of  Chicago,  5555  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
James  B.  McManus. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  La  Salle. 
O.  L.  Manchester.  A.B..  '86.  A.M..  '89,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LLD.,  *o6,  HI.  Wes.  Univ. 

1891,  Teacher  of  Latin,  German,  and  Economics,  State  Normal  University,  705  S.  Broad' 

way.  Normal. 
Ida  Michell.  Ph.B..  *9i,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1894,  Prinapal  of  Bryant  School,  1580  Jackson  Boul.,  Chicago. 
W.  M.  Morton. 

Agent  of  American  Book  Co.,  521  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Charles  H.  Ostrander. 

Principal  of  William  Penn  Nixon  School,  1943  Tripp  Ave.,  Chicago. 
SwEN  Franklin  Parson. 

1899,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School;   res.,  305  Col- 
lege Ave.,  DeKalb. 
Mary  O.  Pollard,  A.B.,  '96.  A.M.,  '00,  Middlebury  Coll. 

1905,    Instructor  in  English.  High  Schod;  res..  600  Davis  St.,  Evanston. 
Gilbert  P.  Randle,  A.M.,  '08.  Hanover  Coll. 

X902,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Mattoon. 
Grace  Reed,  A.B.,  '84,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  LL.B.,  '96,  Kent  Coll.  of  Law. 

1894,   Principal  of  John  B.  Drake  School,  3516  Grand  BouL,  Chicago. 
Robert  M.  SMrrn,  A.M.,  Glasgow  Univ. 

1899,  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  828  Tribune  Building,  Chicago. 
Willis  E.  Tower,  B.Sc.,  '94,  M.Sc.,  '08.  Univ.  of  111. 

1897,   Instructor  in  Englewood  High  School,  344  N.  Normal  Parkway,  Chicago. 
George  Edgar  Vincent,  A.B.,  *8s,  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Vii  Univ.  of  Chicam. 

1900,  Professor  in  Department  of  Sociology,  The  University  of  Chicago,  5737  LenDgtoQ 

Ave..  Chicago. 
1903    Clifford  Webster  Barnes,  A.B.,  '89,  B.D.,  '92.  Yale  Univ.;  A.M.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Honorary  Secretary  and  Chairman  of  Executive.  International  Committee  on  Moral 
Training,  Tribune  Bldg.,  Chicago. 
Benjamin  Franklin  Buck.  A.B.,  'o^,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1901,  Principal  of  Lake  View  High  School,  Chicago. 
Herbert  E.  Cobb,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '00,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1896,  Instructor   and  (1906)  Professor  and  Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics.  Lewis 
Institute,  Chicago. 

Clarence  Elmer  Comstock,  A.B.,  *88,  A.M..  '91,  Knox  Coll. 

1897,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute,  Peoria. 
George  W.  Conn.  Jr. 

1902,  Superintendent  of  McHenry  County  Schools,  WoodstodL. 
Lillian  S.  Cushman.  Ph.B.,  '09,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1903,  Instructor  in  Art.  School  of  Education  The  University  of  Chicago,  6030  Jackson 

Park  Ave.  Chicago. 


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1903  MniNA  C.  Denton,  B.Sc.,  '00,  A.M.,  *ox,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Z906,  Instructor  in  Lewis  Institute,  Chicago. 
Fkank  D.  Paul 

Western  Manager  for  Sflver.  Burdett  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicaga 
Stefhen  a.  Forbes,  Ph.D.,  '84,  Ind.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '05.  Univ.  of  111. 

1884,   Professor  of  Entomology,  University  01  Illinois,  1209  Springfield  Ave.,  Urbana. 
Geokge  Damon  Fuller,  A.B.,  *ot,  McGill  Univ. 

X909,  Instructor  in  Botany,  The  University  of  Chicago,  635a  Kimbark  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Horace  N.  Herrick,  A.B.,  '90.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.B..  '86.  A.M.,  'pz,  Eureka  Coll. 

Z897,  Teacher  of  Greek  and  Latin,  R.  A.  Waller  High  School  213a  Sunnyside  Ave. ,  Chicago. 
Thomas  Franklin  Holgatb.  A.M.,  '89,  Univ.  of  Toronto;    Ph.D.,  '93,  Clark  Univ.;    LL.D.,  '05, 
Univ.  of  IlL 

1893,   Professor  of  Mathematics  (190a),  Dean  of  the  College  of  Liberal  Arts,  Northwestern 
University,  617  Library  St.,  Evanston. 
William  Tboma.«i  Jackson,  A.B.,  '8^,  A.M.,  '90.  Eureka  Coll.;  A.B.,  '94,  Harvard  Univ. 

1 901,   Professor  of  Chemistry,  Eureka  College,  Eureka. 
Mary  Frances  Keane. 

1888,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  1 1  E.  Division  St.,  Chicago. 
C  RnoRG  Mann,  A.B.,  '90,  Columbia  Univ.:  Ph.D.,  '95.  Berlin. 

1896,  Associate  Professor  of  Physics,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
Mrs.  Frances  Pearson  Meeks,  Pd.M.,  '04,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll.;  Ph.B.,  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

1905,  Teacher  of  History,  High  School,  Spring  Glen,  Danville. 
Alexander  A.  Moll,  A.B.,  '86,  Oberlin  Coll.;  A.M.,  '89,  Hopedale  Nor.  Coll. 

Z891,   Teacher  in  Brainerd  School;  res.,  6435  Jackson  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Eleanor  D.  O'Connor. 

Z897,  Teacher  in  Nathanad  Greene  School,  7140  Emerald  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Christofher  S.  Ooleves,  B.Sc.,  '94,  D.Sc.,  '05,  Lincoln  Univ. 

1895,  Instructor  in  Biology,  Lincofai  College,  1006  N.  Union  St.,  Lincoln. 
Emma  G.  Olmstead. 

1908,   Principal  of  City  Training  School,  Springfield. 
Matilda  A.  Rttter. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  4609  N.  Qaremont  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Srmcer  R.  Smiib,  A.B.,  Mich.  Univ. 

Principal  of  Wendell  Phillips  High  School.  39th  St.  between  Prairie  and  Forest  Aves., 
'       Chicago. 
Philip  J.  Stonebero,  A.B.,  '09.  A.M..  '01,  Knox  Coll.;  A.M.,  'o<.  Columbia  Univ. 

Student  at  Harvard  University;  res.,  Buhop  HilL 
Susannah  Usher,  B.Sc.,  '98,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1904,   Assistant  Professor  of  HousehoU  Science,  University  of  Illinois,  Urbana. 
Mary  E.  Vance. 

1895,   Pxindpal  of  Julia  Ward  Howe  School,  5729  Midway  Park,  Austin  Sta.,  Chicago. 
Clyde  Weber  Votaw,  A.B;. '88,  Amherst  Coll.;  B.D.,  '91,  Yale  Univ^Ph.D.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907,  Associate  Professor  of  New  Testament  Literature,  The  University  of  Chicago,  5535 

Washington  Ave.,  Chicago. 

1904  Charles  Frank  Atkinson. 

President  of  firm  of  Atkinson,  Mentzer  &  Grover,  School  Book  Publishers,  aa3  Wash- 
ington St.,  Chicago;  present  address.  1a  Jolla,  Cil. 
Frederick  G.  Bonser,  B.Sc..  'ot,  M.Sc.,  *oa,  Univ.  of  111. 

X906,   Director  of  Normal  Training  School,  State  Normal  School;   res.,  717  W.  Adams 
St.,  Macomb. 
Walter  F.  Boyes. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Knox  County  Schools,  751  N.  Kellogg  St..  Galesburg. 
Thomas  H.  Bricgs,  A.B.,  '96,  Wake  Forest  Coll.  and  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1900,   Instructor  in  English,  Eastern  Illinois  State  Normal  School,  Charleston. 
Theodore  C.  Burgess,  A.B.,  '83,  Hamilton  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1904,  Director  of  Bradley  Polytechnic  Institute,  aao  Clara  St.,  Peoria. 
John  Ellsworth  Clum,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '98,  Heidelberg  Univ. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Eariville. 
BIatie  a.  Cobb. 

1906,  Kindergartner  in  City  Schools,  390a  Perry  St..  Chicago. 
Harry  Adblbert  Dean. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Kane  Cotmty,  Geneva. 
W.  W.  Earnest,  A.B.,  '08,  Univ.  of  111. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  ao?  W.  Church  St.,  Champaign. 
William  Lewis  Eikenberry,  B.L.,  '9a.  Mt.  Morris  Coll.;   B.Sc.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1909,  Instructor  in  Botany,  University  High  School,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
Charles  H.  Elliott. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Township  Schools;  res.,  403  N.  Poplar  St.,  Centralia. 
Henry  Benedict  Fisher,  A.B.,  '96,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Geneseo. 
Jasper  N.  Hunt,  A.M., '  75.  Allegheny  Coll. 

Representative  of  Educational  Publications,  531  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Walter  Edgar  Johnson,  A.B.,  '94,  Drake  Univ. 

1909,  Teacher  of  Latin  and  English,  Albert  G.  Lane  Technical  High  School,  1349  E.  53d 

St..  Chicago. 


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1904    Silas  Jonis,  A.B., '9a,  Eureka  Coll. 

xgoo,  Profenor  of  Sacred  Literature,  Eureka  College,  Eureka. 
jAms  KiKX.  A.B.,  '71.  A.M.,  '74- 

1895,  Higher  Mathematics  and  Methods,  Southern  Illinois  Normal  University,  Carbondale. 
Danikl  p.  MacMillan,  A.B.,  '95,  Acadia  Coll.,  Nova  Scotia;  Ph.D.,  '99.  Univ.  of  Chicagoi 

Z90S,   Director  of  Department  of  Child  Study  and  Pedagogical  Investigation,  Pubuc  Schools. 
Room  818,  143  Dearborn  St.,  Chicago. 
Feancb  Makion  McKay.  B.L..  '81.  Univ.  of  111. 

x88a,   Principal  of  Anderson  School,  134  Wsrren  Ave..  Chicago. 
Tbomas  H.  McMicrael,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '89.  Monmouth  Coll.;  D.D.,  '03.  Westminster  CoU. 

1903,  President  of  Monmouth  College,  Monmouth. 
G.  W.  L.  Meekek. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  139  W.  Pine  St.,  Canton. 
Chaelbs  W.  Mwaed,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M..  '87,  Ph.D.,  '94. 1«.  Wes.  Univ. 

Principal  of  Marquette  School.  Wood  and  Harrison  Sts.,  Chicago. 
George  William  Myees,  B.L.,  '88.  M.L.,  '91.  Univ.  of  HI.;  Ph.D..  '96.  Univ.  of  Munich.  BaTaria. 
1901,   Professor  of  Teaching  of  Mathematics  and  Astronomy.  College  of  Educatioii,  The 
University  of  Chicago;    res.,  1953  £.  7ad  St.,  Bryn  Mawr.  Chicago. 
Eptie  M.  Piee. 

1903,  Principal  of  LongfeUow  School,  X15  Marion  St..  Oak  Park. 
D.  Waltem  Potts. 

1896,  Principal  of  Horace  Mann  School,  East  St.  Louis. 
Bestsand  Clitton  Richasdson.  A.B..  '93.  A.M.,  '96,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1906,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  sao  £.  7th  St.,  Alton. 
Flora  C.  St.  Clair. 

Z897,  Teacher  of  Arts  in  the  Deaf  Department,  Chicago  Normal  School;  res.,  653a  Peiry 
Ave.,  Chicago. 
Frederic  L.  Sms.  B.Sc.,  'oa,  De  Pauw  Univ..  and  '03,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1906,   Principal  of  New  Trier  Township  High  School.  Krnilworth. 
Frederick  Jaues  Volney  Skiff,  A.M.,  '05,  Colo.  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '08,  Geo.  Washington  UdIy. 

1894,   Director  of  Field  Musetun  of  Natural  History,  Chicago. 
Gerard  T.  Sihth,  A.B.,  '96,  Albion  CoU. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Library  Building,  Peoria. 
Isaac  Harry  Todd,  A.B.,  '08,  Ewing  Coll. 

1891,    Principal  of  LongfeUow  School,  331  Missouri  Ave.,  East  St.  Louis. 
Eva  Blaine  WHrruoRE. 

18S4,  General  Superintendent  of  Chicaco  Free  Kindergarten  Aasodatiott,  sio  E.  3jd  St 
Boul.,  Chicago. 
William  F.  Youno. 

Vice-President.  Benj.  H.  Sanborn  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Z905    ZoifiA  Baser.  B.Sc..  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1901,    Associate  Professor  of  Geography,  School  of  Education,  The  Vnivenity  of  Chicago; 
res.,  5623  Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 
William  Harvey  Chamberlain.  Grad.  '76,  111.  St.  Nor.  Univ. 

1906,    Principal  of  Gyms  H.  McCormick  School;    eor.  a7th  St.,  and  Sawyer  Ave.;  res.. 
604a  Ingleside  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mrs.  Mary  Davoren  Chambers,  A.M.,  '08,  Columbia  Univ. 

1906.  Head  of  Department  of  Chemistry  and  Home  Economics,  Rockford  CoUege,  Rock- 

ford. 
Emma  M.  Church. 

1907.  Director  of  Chicago  School  of  Applied  and  Normal  Art,  234  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Walter  Fenno  Dearborn,  Ph.D.,  '05  Columbia  Univ. 

1909,   AssisLint  Professor  of  Education,  The  University  of  Chicago,  603  a  Monroe  Ave.. 
Chicago. 
WiLLARD  C.  Gore.  Ph.D..  '01. 

190a.  Assistant  Professor  of  Psychology,  The    University  of  Chicago,  5339  Greenwood 
Ave.,  Chicago. 
Horace  A.  Hollister,  A.B..  '88,  A.M.,  '96.  State  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1002,   High  School  Visitor,  University  of  Illinois;  res.,  508  Orchard  Lane,  Champaign. 
Charles  Hubbard  Judd,  A.B.,  94,  Wesleyan  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '96,  Leipzig  Univ.;  LL.D.,  *o9.  Miami 
Univ. 
1909,  Director  of  the  School  of  Education;    Professor,  and  Head,  of  the  Department  of 
Education,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
John  T.  McManis,  Ph.D.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

I9C-8,    Professor  of  Education,  Chicago  Normal  School,  68th  St.  and  Stewart  Ave.,  Chicago. 
John  H.  McMillan.  A.B..  '74,  A.M.,  '78,  Ind.  St.  Univ.;  Litt.  D.,  '98.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1893.   Professor  of  Latin,  Monmouth  College.  815  E.  Broadway,  Monmouth. 
OsrAR  Lincoln  McMurhy,  B.Sc,  '01,  Teachers  CoU„  Columbia  Univ. 

1 90 1,   Head  of  Department  of  Manual  Arts,  Chicago  Normal  School,  10439  S.  Sedey  Ave., 
Chicago. 
Eugene  D.  Merrimw.  A.B..  '05,  Cornell  Univ. 

Suix-rintendent  of  Schools,  215  W.  Perry  St.,  Bdvidere. 
John  E.  Mh.ler. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  92 sa  Baugh  Ave.,  East  St.  Louis. 
Orris  J.  Milliken. 

1907,    Principal  of  Charles  Sumner  School,  Chicago;  res.,  Prairie  Ave.,  ^lieatoD 


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1905    Chabi.iw  H.  SmrB.  M.E.,  '85.  Cornell  Univ. 

Teacher  of  Physics,  Hyde  Paric  High  School,  and  Editor  of  "School  Science  ind 
Mathematics,"  5406  Madiaian  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mu.  CoNSTAMCs  Baklow-Skith. 

1903,  Instructor  in  Music,  in  Charge  of  PubUc  School  Music,  School  of  Music,  Univer* 
sity  of  Illinois;  res.,  606  Lincoln  Ave.,  Urbana. 
JAIOES  H.  TuPTS.  A.B.,  *84.  LL.D.,  '04,  Amherst  Coll.;  Ph.D..  'pa,  Freiburg. 
i8ga,   Professor  of  Philosophy,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
Chailes  M.  Tukton.  A.M..  '86.  Syracuse  Univ. 

1893,   Instructor  in  Physics  and  Chemistry.  South  Chicago  High  School,  and  Publisher  of 
"School  Sdenoe  and  Mathematics;'*  res.,  440  KJenwood  Terrace,  Chicago. 
W.  H.  Whexlik. 

School  Book  Publisher,  254  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Lizzn  E.  WoosTER. 

Author  and  School  Book  Publisher.  338  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
iga6    Daniel  Otis  Baito,  B.Sc.,  *o4.  Univ.  of  111. 

1906,  Instructor  in  Secondary  School  Agriculture,  University  of  Illinois;  res.,  919  Nevada 
St.,  Urbana. 
NATHAinEL  Bittles,  A.M.,  '76.  LL.D..  'os,  Colby  CoU. 

Professor  ot  Education,  and  Director  of  Co-operation  with  Secondary  Schools, 
The  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  2217  £.  56th  St.,  Chicago. 

CbEISTOPHXK  J.   BVRKE. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Moloney  Bldg.,  Ottawa. 
FftSD  L.  Charles.  B.Sc..  '94.  M.Sc.,  '05,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1909.  Assistant  Professor  of  Agricultural  Education,  University  of  Illinois;   1104  Oregon 
St.,  Urbana. 
Haxky  Victor  Church,  Ph.B.,  '94.  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1899,    Principal  of  J.  Sterling  Morton  High  School,  Qyde. 
M.  G.  Clark,  A.M.,  '98.  Grrcr  Coll. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  310,  6th  St.,  Streator. 
Nathan  Porter  Colwell.  M.D.,  '00,  Rush  Med.  Coll. 

1906,   Secretary  of  the  Council  on  Medical  Education  of  the  American  Medical  Associa- 
tion. 535  Dearborn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Henry  Frederick  Cope,  A.B..  '08.  Ripon  Coll. 

1905,  General  Secretary  of  The  Religious  Education  Association.  7a  E.  Madison  St.,  Chicago. 
D«  Wrrr  Elwood,  B.Sc.,  '95,  Lawrence  Coll. 

,      1903,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Charleston. 
W.  R.  Foster. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  LaSalle  County,  537,  ad  Ave.,  Ottawa. 
Cyrus  Stover  Grove. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Court  House,  Freeport. 
Walter  Raymond  Hatfield. 

1909,   Principal  of  Shields  School;  res.,  6030  Monroe  Ave.,  Chicago. 
John  Henry  Heil.  A.B..  '95,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

S903,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  3330  Isabella  Ave.,  Morgan  Park. 
William  Russell  Hornbaker.  A.M.,  '90.  De  Pauw  Univ. 

X907,    Principal  of  John  M.  Smyth  School,  Chicago;  res.,  32x7  Ivison  Ave.,  Berw^n. 
William  H.  Ives,  A.M.,  Syracuse  Univ.;  LL.B..  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Vice-President  and  Western  Manager,  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicaga 
Edmund  W.  JsmtiEs. 

Secretary  of  The  Beardsley  School  of  Manual  Training  and  Domestic  Science,  184 
la  Salle  St..  Chicago. 
Charles  E.  Joiner.  B.Sc..  '91.  A.M.,  '95.  Ewing  Coll. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  3x5  S.  First  St.,  Monmouth. 
Warren  Jones.  A.B.,  'oa.  Univ.  of  111. 

1908,  Critic  Teacher,  State  Normal  School;  Leslie  Flats,  ad  St.,  DelUlb. 
Charles  E.  Lawyer,  B.Sc.,  '98.  Knox  Coll. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Danville. 
Clarence  H.  LeVitt. 

1901,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Belvidere. 
John  A.  Long,  A.M..  '91.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1909,  Principal  of  Moseley  School,  6044  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
William  Y.  Ludwig. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Court  House,  Danville. 
Frank  L.  Miller,  A.B..  'Sa,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '85.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

189a,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  15410  Lexington  .\ve.,  Harvey. 
B.  C.  Moore. 

Superintendent  of  McLean  County  Schools,  Bloomington. 
Jambs  G.  Moore. 

1906.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Lexington. 
Walter  P.  Morgan,  A.B.,  '00,  Ind.  Univ. 

1908,   Student  in  Graduate  School  of  Education,  The  University  of  Chicaco,  5458  Green- 
wood Ave.,  Chicago. 
Mrs.  Mary  Boomer  Page. 

Direaor  of  Chicago  Kindergarten  Institute,  54  Scott  St.,  Chicago. 


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xQo6    Aktruk  B.  Rowell,  A.B.,  '05,  Yankton  Coll. 

190J.   Suprrintendeat  of  Schools,  Glencoe. 
William  Morrison  Ruthradfp,  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  '05,  Wittenberg  CoIL 

1908.  Representative,  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  378  Wabaah  Ave.,  Chicaga 
R.  L.  Sandwick.  A.B..  '05.  Leland  Stanford  Ir.  Univ. 

2903.  Principal  of  Deerfield  Township  High  School;  res.,  929  Central  Ave.,  Highland  Pack. 
Hknky  Field  Stout. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Golconda. 
OscAS  E.  Sw ANSON.  B.Sc..  'oi.  Valparaiso  Coll. 

1908,   Graduate  Student,  Northwestern  Univenity,  56a  WOlard  F1.,  Evanston. 
Daniel  A.  Tear.  Ph.D.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1895.   Principal  of  Wm.  Gladstone  School;  res.,  523a  Greenwood  Ave.,  Chicago. 
£.  E.  Wheeler. 

Member  of  Firm  of  W.  H.  Wheeler  &  Co.,  ao3  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicago. 
John  Hamilton  Whttten. 

2903,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Onarga. 
Chauncey  Cloud  Willard.  Ph.B.,  'os,  Drake  Univ. 

1908,  Teacher,  Albert  G.  Lane  Technical  High  School,  915  La  Salle  Ave.,  Chicago. 

1907  Edward  Best  Blackburne. 

Representative  of  B.  H.  Sanborn  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Frederick  W.  Buchholz.  A.B..  '89,  Oberlin  Coll.;  B.L..  'o4.  Chicago  Coll.  of  Law. 

190a,   Head  of  the  Department  of  Mathematica,  Chicago  Normal  School;  res.,  6818  St 
Lawrence  Ave.,  Chicago. 

£.  C.  BUEHRING. 

Educational  Department,  Rand,  McNally  &  Co..  166  Adams  St.,  Chicago. 
Harold  O.  Cady. 

34a  Home  Ave.,  Oak  Park. 
John  S.  Collhr.  B.Sc..  '04.  De  Pauw  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Marengo. 
John  Gaylord  Coulter,  A.B.,  '95,  Lake  Forest  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '99,  Univ.  ol  Chicago. 

1906,   Professor  of  Biology.  Illinois  State  Normal  University,  Normal;  res.,  1305  E.  Washing' 
ton  St..  Bloomingtun. 
Horace  Milton  Cunningham. 

1909,  Student,  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  6521  Ellis  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Harriet  B.  Davis. 

1906,  Principal  of  Robert  Emmet  School;  res.,  545s  Winthrop  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Frederic  Hugo  Doeden,  A.B..  '04,  Univ.  of  111. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  County  Schools.  Eureka. 
Joseph  W.  Dows,  Ph.B.,  'oo,  Brown  Univ. 

1909,   Supervisor  of  Penmanship,  Public  Schools,  Chicago. 
George  William  Ecgers. 

1906,  Head  of  Department  of  Graphic  Arts,  Chicago  Norma]  School;  res.,  414  N.  Nonnal 

Parkway,  Chicago. 
Harry  E.  Giles,  A.B.,  '03,  Oberlin  Coll. 

Sui)erintendent  ci  Public  Schools,  Hinsdale. 
Harry  Pratt  Judson,  A.B.,  *7o,  A.M.,  *8i,  LL.D.,  '93.  Williams  Coll.;  '03,  Queen *s Univ.,  Canada: 

'07,  Iowa  St.  Univ.  and  Washington  Univ. ;  '09,  Western  Reserve  Univ.  and  Hanrara 

Univ. 

1907,  President  of  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
Mary  Ann  Kromer. 

1907,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  High  School,  Bloomington. 
Ernest  E.  Olp,  A.B.,  '00.  Northwestern  Univ. 

Manager  of  Chicago  Office,  Fisk  Teachers'  Agency,  903  Michigan  Ave.,  Oiicago. 
William  Bishop  Owen,  A.B^  '87.  Denison  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *oi.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1909,    Principal,  The  Chicago  Normal  School;   6329  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Edwin  A.  Turner.  A.B.,  'os,  Ind.  Univ.,  A.M.,  '06.  Cdumbia  Univ. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Training,  Illinois  State  Normal  University,  Normal. 

1908  Jane  Addaus,  B.A.,  '81,  Rockford  College;   LL.D.,  Univ.  of  Wisconsin. 

1889,    Head  Resident,  Hull  House,  335  S.  Halsted  St.,  Chicago. 
A.  S.  Anderson,  B.Sc.,  '05.  Western  Nor.  Coll. 

IQ08,    Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  900  Union  Ave.,  Litchfield. 
William  T.  Bawden,  A.B.,  '06,  Denison  Univ.;  Dip.  Man.  Tr.,  '03;  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

IQ03,   Director  Manual  Training  Dept.,  State  Normal  University,  Normal. 
T.  M.  B1R.NEY, 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Morris. 
R.  E.  Black. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Tampica 
Lucinda  Pearl  Bogc.s.  A.B..  *o4,  Univ.  of  111.;  Ph.D.,  *oo,  Halle,  Germany. 

Lecturer  on  Education.  811  W.  Illinois  St..  Urbana. 
Hugh  A.  Bone. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  East  and  West  Batavia  Schools,  34  S.  Jefferson  St.,  Batavia. 
Garland  A.  Bricker,  B.Ped..  '07. 

Graduate  Student,  University  of  Illinois;  505  S.  North  St.,  Urbana. 
C.  P.  Bricgs.  A.B..  '01.  Univ.  of  HI. 

1908.  Principal  of  High  School,  308  S.  Second  St.,  Rockford. 


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1908    Mrs.  ORvauE  T.  Bsicrt. 

iQoft-xo,  President,  lUinob  Congress  of  Mothers,  6515  Harvard  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Dr.  Frank  G.  Bruner,  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  Ph.D.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 

Assi.stant  Director,  Department  of  Child  Study  and  Pedagogic  Investigation,  Public 
Schools,  Board  of  Education,  Tribune  Bldg.,  Chicago. 
William  H.  Brydges. 

x8o8,  Assistant  County  Superintendent;  res.,  377  Division  St.,  Elgin. 
WiLBERT  L.  Carr,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M.,  '09,  Drake  Univ. 

1909,   Instructor  in  Classics,  School  of  Education,  University  of  Chicago;   5722  Kimbark 
Ave.,  Chicago. 
Taylor  C  Clekdenen. 

1886,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  723  Center  St.,  Cairo. 
William  A.  Colledge,  D.D.,  '93,  Adrian  CoU. 

3405  Lincoln  St.,  Evanston. 
Violet  V.  Collins,  Grad.  of  Coll.  of  Education,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Music  Department,  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  4316  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Flora  J.  Cooke. 

1900,  Principal,  Francis  W.  Parker  School;  res.,  3-J,  The  Lessing,  Chicaga 
Mdinir  R.  Cowan. 

1908,  District  Superintendent  of  Scho(^  3975  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Caroline  C.  Cronise. 

1894,    Director  of  Chicago  Kindergarten  Institute.  54  Scott  St.,  Chicago. 
Eugene  Davenport,  M.A.,  '95,  LL.D.,  '07,  Mich.  Agri.  Coll. 

Dean  of  CoUese  of  Agriculture,  and  Director  of  AgriculturaJ  Experiment  Station, 
University  of  Illinois,  805  S.  Wright  St.,  Champaign. 
James  A.  Davis,  A.B.,  A.M., Ewing Coll. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  FlcHa. 
C.  E.  DeButts,  A.M.,  '88.  Cornell  Coll. 

1909,  Principal  of  Lowell  School,  5819  Ontario  St.,  Chicago. 
Katharine  E.  Dopp.  Ph.B.,  '93,  Ph.D.,  '02,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X903,   Lecturer  on  Education,  Extension  Division,  The  Univeraty  of  Chicago;  res.,  5624 
Ellis  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Edward  A.  Eixxs. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  James  &  Fifth  Sts. ,  Geneva. 
Gertrude  E.  English. 

1909,   District  Superintendent;  res.,  5941  Indiana  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Walter  E.  Ervin.  A.B.,DcPauw  Univ. 

1901,  Principal,  Streator  Township  High  School;  Box  395,  Streator. 
John  J.  Faulkner. 

With  American  Book  Co.,  Box  8,  East  St.  Louis. 
G.  W.  Gayler,  A.B.,  *})7,  Indiana  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  15  N.  Pleasant  St.,  Princeton. 
Harrt  O.  Gillet.  B.S.,  •01,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1908,   Supervisor  of  Elementary  School,  The  University  of  Chicago,  68x0  Pamell  Ave., 
Chicago. 
James  Robb  Harper. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  719  West  Ave.,  Wilmette. 
Luther  A.  Hatch. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  337  Augusta  Ave.,  De  Kalb. 
Mrs.  W.  S.  Hepperan. 

Chairman  of  Parent 'Teacher  Committee  of  National  Congress  of  Mothexs,  933  E. 
44th  St..  Chicago. 
R.  E.  Hiesonymus.  A.M..  Eureka  CoU. 

President  of  Eureka  College,  Eureka. 
H.  D.  Hoover,  A,B.,  '99,  A.M..  '02,  B.D..  '02.  Susquehanna  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '07.  Illinois  Wesleyan  Univ. 
X909,   President  of  Carthage  Collate,  and  Professor  of  Mental  and  Moral  Science,  Carthage. 
Frances  Laura  Hughes,  A.B..  '02.  Welleslcy  Coll. 

X904,   Principal  of  Ferry  Hall,  Lake  Forest  University,  Lake  Forest. 
M.  LucncDA  Hughett. 

1909,  Teacher  in  Grammar  Schools,  Scotland.  * 
Joseph  Symmes  Hunter.  A.B..  '91,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

X903,   Principal  of  High  School,  423  E.  Washington  St.,  Morris. 
Benjamin  B.  James.  A.M.,  '83. 

1906,  Professor  of  Physics,  James  Millikin  Univ.;  res.,  1398  West  Wood  St.,  Decatur. 
Lena  M.  Johnson,  A.B.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1909,   High  School,  306  W.  Washington  St.,  Champaign. 
Robinson  G.  Jones,  A.  B. .  '94;  A.  M. ,  '06. 

Superintendent  of  Schools;  res.,  318  S.  Main  St.,  Kewanee. 
Kate  Starr  Kellogg. 

1909,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  2325  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Eluabstb  Eufhrosyne  Langley. 

Instructor  in  Woodworking,  School  of  Education,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Col' 
lege  of  Education,  Chicago. 
O.  J.  Laylander. 

Manager  of  Educational  Publishing  House,  Ginn  &  Co.,  2301  Prairie  Ave.,  Chicago. 


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IQ08    W.  M.  Lewis.  A.B^  *oo.  Lake  Forest  Coll.;  A.M.,  '02,  niinois  CoU. 
X905,   Head  Master,  Lake  Forest  Academy,  Lake  Forest. 
Mrs.  Ethel  Rox  Lindgren. 

1894,   Director  of  Chicago  Kindeqputcn  Institute,  54  Scott  St.,  Ghicafo. 
Lewis  A.  Mahoney. 

Sax  Fourth.  Ave.,  Rochelle. 
M.  Madde  Manley,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Principal  of  High  Schod,  Downer's  Grove. 
Charlxs  R.  Maxwell,  B.Sc.,  *o«,  A.M.,  '06,  Columbia  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  1508  Kentucky  St.,  Quincy. 
James  W.  McGwnis,  M.D.,  *83.  Rush  Med.  CoU. 

1889,   Principal  of  Holmes  School,  6404  S.  Peoria  St,  Chicago. 
Robert  C.  McNamara,  A.B.,  '03,  Princeton  Univ. 

With  Scott,  Forcsman  &  Co.,  PubUshers,  378  Wabash  Ave..  Chicaga 
Charles  P.  Megan.  A.B.,  '95,  A.M.,  '96,  Toronto  Univ. 

X9oa,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools.  6ia  Tribune  BIdg.;  res.,  60x6  Jackaoo  Park  Ave., 
Chicago. 
James  Framklxm  Millis.  A.M.,  '00.  Indiana  Univ. 

Head  of  Mathematical  Department,  Frands  W.  Parker  School,  550  Webster  Ave.. 
Chicago. 
WnxiAM  F.  MoziER,  A.B.,  'Sd,  A.M.,  ^89,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

X908,   Principal.  Township  High  School,  Oifton  Hotd,  Ottawa. 
A.  C.  NoRRis,  B.Sc.,  '98.  Oberiin  CoU. 

Head  of  Department  of  Physics  and  Chemistry,  High  School,  xio  Stanley  St.,  Rock- 
ford. 
Mrs.  Auce  Peloubbt  Norton,  A.B..  *8a,  A.M..  '9«,  Smith  CoU. 

X901 ,  Assistant  Professor  of  Household  Aoiministxation,  The  Univenity  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
Mary  W.  O'KxEn. 

1887,   Principal  of  Throop School;  res.,  3351  South  Park  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Samuel  Chester  Parker,  A.B.,  *oi,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati;  A.M.,  'ot.  Teachers  CoU.,  Columbia  Univ. 

1909,  Associate  Professor  of  Education,  The  University  of  Chicago^  Chicago. 
Mrs.  Robert  L.  Parsons. 

Principal  of  The  Chicago  School  of  Physical  Education,  311  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicaga 
Alice  Jean  Patterson. 

1906,   Nature  Study  Department,  Illinoia  State  Normal  University;  res.,  sx4  University 
St..  Normal. 
Elmer  Walter  Powers. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  Loda. 
F.  A.  Powers. 

X908,  Director  of  Music,  Southern  Illinois  Sute  Normal  University,  3x3  W.  South  St., 
Carbondale. 
Joseph  E.  Raycroit,  A.B., '96,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  M.D.,  '90.  Rush  Med.  CoU. 

X907,   Associate  Professor  of  Hygiene  and  Physical  Education,  The  University  of  Chicago, 
Chicago. 
Bert  Emery  Richardson. 

X907,   Manager,  D.  Appleton  8c  Co.,  350  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
F.  M.  Richardson. 

Superintendent  of  School,  1541  Chicago  Road,  Chicago  Heights. 
C.  E.  Ricketts. 

Educational  Publisher,  Agent  of  American  Book  Company,  P.  O.  Box  47a,  Peoria. 
Frank  W.  Robison. 

1904,   Superintendent  City  Schools,  347  Park  Ave.,  Dolton  Station. 
C.  H.  Root,  B.Sc.,  '94,  Valparaiso  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Grundy  County,  Morris. 
Olive  Russell. 

1904,   Instructor  in  Chicago  Teachers'  College;  res.,  6447  Stewart  Ave.,  Chicago. 
George  L.  Scheroer,  A.B.,  '94,  Indiana  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '99,  Comdl  Univ. 

1899.   Professor  of  History,  Armour  Institute  of  Technology;  res.,  6727  Perry  Ave.,  Chicaga 
Otto  C.  Schneider. 

•  1024  I.a  SaUe  Ave.,  Chicago. 

Frederick  M.  Sisson,  Ph.B.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X909,   Principal  of  Doolittie  School;  res.,  6iao  Madison  Ave.,  Chicago. 
H.  W.  Shroyer. 

General  Agent,  Rand,  McNaUy  &  Co.,  1450  Perry  St.,  Chicago, 
William  Hawley  Smtth. 

2039  KnoKviUe  Ave.,  Peoria. 
Winheld  S.  Smyth.  A.B.,  '05. 

With  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Charles  S.  Stewart.  A.B.,  '00.  Knox  CoU. 

1907,   Principal,  Maine  Township  High  School,  Des  Plaines. 
Clarence  W.  Taber. 

General  Agent,  G.  &.  C.  Merriam  Co.,  laaa  RepubUc  Bldg.  Chicago. 
O.  E.  Tandy. 

Agent,  Rand.  McNaUy  &  Co.,  603  W.  College  St.,  JacksonviUe. 
Harry  Taylor. 

Principal  of  Hanisbuig  Township  High  School,  Hairisbuig. 


nunois]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  95 

ILUNOIS-Cmlwiwi 
1908    Seth  H.  Tildbn. 

Agent,  Rand,  McNally  &  Co ,  Galesburg. 
Hauiy  Selobn  Vailb,  A.B.,  '03,  Yale  Univ. 

1894.  Inatnictor  in  Hyde  Park  High  School;  let.,  713  N.  9th  St.,  Maywood. 
Arthur  Verner.  A.B.,  '05,  Austin  College. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  and  Principal  of  Pontlac  Township  High  School,  316  £ 

Penn  St.,  Hoopestcm. 
David  A.  Ward,  B.S.,  '04,  Rio  Grande  CoU. 

1909,   Instructor  in  Physics  and  Physiography,  Morgan  Park  Academy,  Morgan  Park. 
Carl  Newland  Wermtz. 

x9oa,  President  and  Superintendent,  Chicago  Academy  of  Fine  Arts,  6  £.  Madison  St., 
Chicaga 
WnxiAM  R.  WicKEs,  A.B.,  »73.  A.M.,  *7S. 

1903,   Instructor  in  lifathematics,  Schod  of  Education,  The  University  of  Chicago;  1201  E. 
6oth  St.,  Chicago. 
Ambrose  Benson  Wight,  A.B.,  '95,  Alma  CoU. 

1907,  Principal  of  Takott  School,  300  S.  Kenilworth  Ave.,  Oak  Park,  Chicago. 
Harriet  N.  Winchell. 

1869.   Principal  of  Tilden  School.  Chicago;  res.,  5937  Circle  Ave.,  Norwood  Park,  Chicago. 
Ernest  A.  Wreidt.  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Chicaip. 

Instructor,  School  of  Education,  The  University  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
Benjamin  Franklin  Yanney,  A.M.,  '88,  Mt.  Union  Coll.,  Ohio. 
6054  Monroe  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Z909    Joseph  A.  Bachb,  B.S.,  Ph.G. 

Superintendent  of  Jewish  Training  School,  199  W.  lath  St.,  Chicaga 
Richard  D.  Barbour,  A.B.,  '08,  OUvet  CoQ. 

X909,   Instructor  in  Chemistry  and  Physics,  High  School;  304  Pekin  St.,  Lincobi. 
Mrs.  Bertha  Glidden  Bradt. 

1890,  Vice-President,  Illinois  Congress  of  Mothers;  res..  305  Pine  St.,  DeKalb. 
Edwin  B.  Brooks. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob;  res.,  430  W.  Madison  St.,  Paris. 
Edgar  Cloron  Chamberlain.  A.B^^  McKendree  Coll. 

378  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago. 
W.  W.  Coultas. 

Superintendent  of  DeKalb  County  Schools;  res.,  503  S.  Main  St.,  Sycamore. 
John  M.  Dugoan. 

Z908,   Principal  of  School,  366  N.  sad  Ave.,  Chicago. 
L.  P.  Frohardt,  A.B..  '81,  A.M.,  *84,  Central  Wesleyan  CoU. 

1894.   Superintendent  of  Schools;  res.,  3223  D  St.,  Granite  City. 
W.  A.  Furr,  A.M.,  •97,  Ind.  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1018  W.  CoUege  Ave.,  Jacksonville. 
David  Wesley  Gamble. 

1906,  Principal  of  Schools,  Arlington  Heights. 
Victor  W.  Gorman. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School,  Indianola. 
Ella  V.  Hjucxlton. 

Principal  of  Hay  School,  700  S.  7th  St.,  Springfiekl. 
Edmund  J.  Jambs.  Ph,D..  LL.D. 

President,  University  of  Illinois,  Urbana. 
Charles  E.  Knapp,  A.B.,  '93.  lU.  Wes.  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  RushviUe. 
Phil.  B.  Koblsaat,  Ph.B.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Registrar,  Assistant  Professor  of  EngUsh,  Lewis  Institute,  Chicago;  res.,  35c  Park 
Ave.,  River  Forest. 
Forrest  Sttmner  Lunt,  A.B.,  '9a.  Tufts  CoU. 

1907,  Teacher  in  Eastern  Dlinois  State  Normal  School;  res.,  1440  Seventh  Ave.,  Charieston. 

Daniel  R.  Martin. 

Prindpal  of  Pullman  School,  12 120  Butler  St.,  Chicago. 
Esther  Massey,  A.B.,  'o<,  Univ.  of  111. 

1908,  Prindpal  of  High  School,  Gilman. 
Frank  S.  McC.u.l. 

Prindpal  of  High  School,  Abingdon. 
Charles  Maxwell  McComn.  A.B.,  '03,  A.M..  '04,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1906,  Acting  Pnndpal,  Academy  of  the  University  of  lUinois;  res.,  1002J  W.  Cahfornia 

Ave.,  Urbana. 
Mrs.  Roger  B.  McMttllen. 

loai  Grove  St.,  Evanston. 
C,  M.  Merica,  B.Sc..  '83,  Valparaiso  Univ. 
6358  Drexel  Ave.,  Chicago. 
J.  L.  Robertson. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Chillicothe. 
Mary  Laitra  Sheldon. 

1899,   Associate  Prindpal  of  Chicago  Froebel  Association,  6023  Kenmore  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Herbert  Ellsworth  Slaucht,  A.B.,  '83.  A.M.,  '86.  Colgate  Univ  •  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Chicaga 

1898,   Associate  Professor  of  Mathematics,  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  5535  Monroe  Ave., 
^  Chicago. 


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ILLIxXOIS-Cm/mtMf 

1909    Z.  C.  Spencer,  A.M.,  '70,  Univ.  ol  Toronto. 

With  Charles  E.  Merrill  Co.;  res.,  4634  Lake  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Edson  Housr  Taylor.  A.M..  '05.  Harvard  Univ. 

iSgo,  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Eastern  Illinois  Sute  Normal  School,  Charleston. 
E.  J.  TowNSEND,  Ph.B.,  »90.  Albion  CoU.;  Ph.M..  '91,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of 
GOttingen. 
1905,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Dean,  College  of  Science.  University  of  Illinois  510  John 
St..  Champaign. 
Albert  F.  Trams.  A.B.,  '05,  Univ.  of  III. 

1908,    Principal  of  High  School,  191  Ninth  St.,  Lincoln. 
J.  W.  W001ERS.  Ph.B.,  Blackburn  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Cariinville. 

mSTITUTIONS 
LITE  DIRECTOR 

1890    State  Tochers'  Association  or  Illinois. 

President,  C.  M.  Bardwell,  Aurora;  Secretary,  Miss  Caroline  Grote,  Macomb. 

active  members 

1897  John  Crerar  Library,  The. 

Librarian,  Clement  W.  Andrews,  Chicago. 
Lincoln  College  of  The  James  Millikin  UNivKRsmr. 
President,  J.  H.  McMurray,  Lincoln. 

1898  Chicago  PireLtc  Library,  The. 

Ubmrian,  Henry  E.  I.egler,  Chicago. 
Illinois  State  Normal  UNivERsrrY. 

President,  David  Felmley;  Librarian,  Ange  V.  Milner,  Nonnal. 
Newberry  Library. 

President  of  Board  of  Trustees.  E.  W.  Blatchford;    Secretary,  Jesse  L.  Mos;  Li- 
brarian, W.  N.  C  Carlton,  Chicago. 

1899  Office  of  Sxtperintendent  of  Public  iNSTRumov,  State  of  Illinois. 

Superintendent,  Francis  G.  Blair,  Springfield. 
Eastern  Illinois  State  Normal  School. 

President,  Livingston  C.  Lord;  Librarian,  Mary  J.  Booth,  Charleston. 
Northern  Illinois  State  Normal  School. 

President,  John  W.  Cook;  Librarian,  Josephine  M.  Jandall,  DeKalb. 
Public  Library,  Rockforo. 

Librarian,  Jane  P.  Hubbell,  Rockford. 
School  of  Education,  The  University  of  Chicago. 

Dean,  Nathaniel  Butler;  Librarian,  Irene  Warren,  Chicago. 
Southern  Illinois  Normal  Uku'ersfty. 

President,  Daniel  B.  Parkinson;  Librarian,  Cornelia  Allyn  Hypes,  Carbondaje. 
The  University  of  Chicago. 

President.  Harry  Pratt  Judson;  Librarian,  Zella  Allen  Dixson.  Chicago. 
University  of  lLLiNr)is,  Library. 

President,  Edmund  J.  James;  Librarian,  P.  L.  Windsor,  Urbana. 
Wheaton  College. 

President,  Charles  A.  Blanchard.  Wheaton. 

1900  Armour  Institute  of  Technology. 

President,  F.  W.  Gunsaulus;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Julia  Beveridge,  Chicago. 
Oak  Park  Public  Library. 

President,  H.  A.  Taylor;  Librarian,  Mabel  A.  Thain,  Oak  Park. 
190Z    Gail  Borden  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Katherine  L.  Abbott,  Spring  and  Milwaukee  Sts.,  Elgin. 
Peoria  Public  Library. 

President,  Alexander  G.  Tyng;  Librarian,  E.  S.  Willcox,  Peoria. 
190a    Columbia  College  of  Expression,  The. 

President.  Mary  A.  Blood;    SecMtary,   M.  D.  Cross,  7th   Floor,  Steinway  Hall, 
Chicago. 
EvANSTON  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Mary  B.  Lindsay,  Evanston.  « 

Illinois  State  Library. 

State  Librarian,  ex-officio,  James  A.  Rose,  Springfield. 
Lombard  College. 

President,  Lewis  B.  Fisher;  Dean,  Frederick  W.  Rich.  Galesburg. 

NORTHWE.STF.RN  COLLEOE. 

President.  H.  J.  Kiekhoefer;  Secretary,  M.  E.  Nonnamaker;  Librarian.  S.  L.  Umbach, 
NiilxTville. 
Northwestern  Univf.rsity.  Library. 

President,  Abram  Winegardner  Harris;  Librarian,  Walto*  Lichtebstein,  Evanston. 
Western  Illinois  Statk  Normal  School. 

Principal.  Alfred  Bayliss,  Macomb. 
1904    East  St.  Louls  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  J.  Lyon  Woodruff,  8th  St.  and  Broadway,  East  St.  Louis. 
Rockford  College. 

President,  Julia  H.  Gulliver;  Librarian,  Delia  F.  Northey,  Rockford. 
1909    Illinois  Wesleyan  University. 

President,  Theodore  Kemp,  Bloomington. 
Lake  Forest  Collkc.k. 

President,  John  S.  Nollen;  Librarian,  Mabel  Powell,  LaVe  Forest. 


Indiana]  UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  97 

INDIANA 

LirZ  IfEMBER 

1876    M08IS  Cobb  Stevens,  A.M.,  '8t,  Earlhaxn  CoU. 

1883,  Professor  of  Higher  Mathematics  (Emeritus),  Purdue  University,  zas  Ruoell  St., 
Lafayette. 

ACnVB  XEMBKSS 

1885    Maxy  E.  Nicholson. 

Principal  of  Nonnal  School,  13x7  Broadway,  Indianapolis. 
1888    jAiczs  C  Black,  Pd.M.,  '94,  Pd.D.,  '95,  Sch.  of  Ped.,  Univ.  of  City  of  New  York. 

z9oa,  Head  of  Department  of  History,  High  School,  304  W.  13th  St.,  Anderson. 
1890    Anna  Sutkb. 

1901,  Principal  of  the  High  School  Department  in  Spelman  Seminary,  Atlanta,  Ga.;  home 
address,  6003  £.  Washingt(Ki  St.,  Indianapolis. 
189Z    Mbs  N.  Cbofsxy. 

1894,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1215  College  Ave..  Indianapolis. 
1893    WnxiAM  Lowe  Bryan,  Ph.D.,  '92,  Clark  Univ. 

190a,  President  of  Indiana  University,  8x9  N.  College  Ave.,  Bloomington. 
William  P.  Hart,  B.Sc.,  '81.  M.Sc,  '88.  N.it.  Nor.  Univ. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  71a  Poplar  St.,  Huntington. 
Horace  G.  Woody,  B.Sc.,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  608  S.  Locust  St.,  Greencastle. 
Z894    GxoRCX  W.  Benton,  A.B..  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Wabash  Coll. 

1903,  Prmdpal  of  Shortridge  High  School,  Indianapolis. 
1895    H.  B.  Brown,  A.M. 

President  of  Valparaiso  University,  53  Jefferson  St.,  Valparaiso. 
Frank  W.  Coolsy,  B.Sc.,  '81,  M.Sc.,  '86,  Lawrence  Univ. 

X9oa,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  7th  and  Vine  Sts.,  Evans ville. 
TBOMas  F.  FrrzciBBON,  Grad.,  '90,  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  '97,  Ind.  Univ. 

1901,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  734,  7th  St.,  Columbus. 
Calvin  N.  Kendall,  A.B..  '82,  Hamilton  Coll.;  A.M.,  •00,  Vale  Univ.;  A.M.,  *09,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1900.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  31a  N.  Meridian  St.,  Indianapolis. 

Z896    GxoROE  F.  Bass. 

Architect,  927  Indiana  Pythian  Bldg.,  cor.  Pennsylvania  St.  and  Massachusetts  Ave., 
Indianapolis. 
Mrs.  Eliza  A.  Blakxr. 

1883,   President  of  Teachers'  College  of  Indianapdis;  res.,  a3d  and  Alabama  Sts.,  Indian- 
apolb. 
Robert  I.  Hamilton. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools;  Box  xt7,  Vincennes. 
Joseph  R.  Houston,  M.Sc.,  '93*  Moore's  Hill  Coll. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Aurora. 
CyTA»i-»*  May  McDaniel,  B.Sc.,  '85,  A.M.,  '03,  Wabash  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  40  Detroit  St.,  Hammond. 
William  A.  Millis,  A.M.,  *oo,  Ind.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  *o8,  Franklin  ColL 

1908,   Pre»dent  of  Hanover  College,  Hanover. 
Benjamin  F.  Moore. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  319  W.  Adams  St.,  Muncie. 
Thomas  Abbott  Morr,  A.M.,  '98,  Earlhara  Coll. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Garfield  bchool,  Richmond. 
Howard  Sandison,  A.M.,  '89,  Ind.  Univ. 

1890,   Vice-President  of  Indiana  State  Normal  School.  404  N.  Center  St.,  Terre  Haute. 
William  H.  Wiley  A.B.,  '64,  A.M.,  '67,  Butler  Univ. 

Educational  Writer,  4S1  N.  7th  St.,  Terre  Haute. 
Z897    Adelaide  Steele  Baylor,  Ph.B.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X903.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  xo8  £.  Hill  St.,  Wabash. 

Carl  J.  Kroh. 

1907,   President  of  Nonnal  College  of  the  North  American  Gymnastic  Union,  415-419 
Michigan  St.,  Indianapolis. 
Francs  M.  Merica,  B.Sc..  '96.  Wm.  Taylor  Univ.;  Ph.B..  *97.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X905.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob,  Garrett. 
Henry  C.  Montgomery.  A.B..  '80,  A.M.,  '86,  Hanover  Coll.;  A.M.,  '91,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1909,  Principal  of  Academy,  Hanover  College,  Hanover. 

Will  A.  Myers,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '90,  Ind.  Univ. 

X908,    Superintendent  of  Public  Schods,  620  N.  Jefferson  St.,  Hartford  City. 
Robxxt  Alkxander  Ogo.  B.Sc.,  '7a,  A.M.,  '92,  Ind.  Univ. 

X898,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  904  W.  Sycamore  St.,  Kokomo. 

EowDf  R.  Smith. 

Genera]  Agent  for  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  Claypool  Hotel,  Indianapolis. 

Jttstin  N.  Stitoy,  A.m.,  '73,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X896.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Ft.  Wayne. 
1898     Edward   G.  Bauman.  Grad.,   '90.  Ind.   St.   Nor.   Sch.;   Ph.B.,   '96,  111.   Wes.  Univ.;  A.M..  '98. 
Cent.  Wes.  Coll..  and,  '90,  lU.  Wes.  Univ. 
1903,   Superintendent  of  City  Sch<x)ls,  829  Main  St.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
JoHM  Anderson  Wood,  Grad.,  '89  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B..  '97,  A.M.,  '02.  Ind.  Univ. 
1909,    Supexintendent  of  City  Schools,  X14  £.  Navarre.St.,  South  Bend. 


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1899  Charles  H.  Copetjuid,  A.B.,  *96.  A.M..  '97.  Ind.  Univ. 

1897,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  409  S.  Main  St..  Fainnount. 
Frank  F.  Heighway.  B.Sc.,  *88,  Valparaiao  Univ. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Crown  Point. 
Orville  C.  Pratt,  Ph.B.,  '95.  DePauw  Univ. 

1907,   Superintencknt  of  Schools.  Clinton. 

1900  Rtrrus  J.  Dearborn,  Grad.,  '00.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  '04,  Ind.  Univ. 

1909,   Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Indiana  Manual  Training  Co.,  University  Heights,  Traction 
Bldg.,  Indianapolis. 
John  W.  HAuaTON. 

1890,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Monticello. 
ROBBRT  W.  HiMELiCK,  A.B.,  '09,  Ind.  Univ. 

1909,   District  Supervisor,  ax xo  Central  Ave.,  Indianapolis. 
William  C.  Smith. 

X905,   General  Director  of  \^^nooa  Technical  Institute,  1500  E.  Michigan  St.,  Indianapolis. 
Jakes  Harvey  Tomlin. 

X908.    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  iiax  S.  7th  St.,  Terre  Haute. 
William  A.  Wirt,  Ph.B.,  '98,  De  Pauw  Univ. 

1907,  Superinteiulent  of  Publk  Schools,  Gary. 
190X    Mrs.  Frances  M.  Beach,  Grad..  '81,  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

X877.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  922  S.  9th  St.,  Terre  Haute. 
James  B.  Pearcy,  Ph.B.,  '88.  Butler  Univ. 

1905,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  412  W.  xath  St.,  Anderson. 
Oscar  Morton  PmENOER,  A.B.,  '96.  Ind.  Univ. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Frankfort. 
Georoe  Lucas  Roberts,  A.B.,  '94,  Ind.  St.  Univ. 

1908,  Professor  of  Education,  Purdue  University,  8x3  N.  9th  St.,  Lafayette. 

Francis  M.  Stalker,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Princeton  Univ. 

X904,  Professor  of  History  of  Education,  Indiana  Sute  Normal  School.  914  S.  sth  St.,  Terre 
Haute. 
x9oa    Oscar  R.  Baker. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  x6x  South  St.,  Winchester. 
Ellb  H.  Drake,  Grad..  *94.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B..  'o^.  Ind.  Univ. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  305  Jonnson  Ave.,  Elkhart. 

Robert  L.  Kelly,  Ph.B..  '88,  Eariham  CoU.;  Ph.M.,  *99,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  LL.D.,  '07,  DePauw 
Univ. 
i903t   President  of  Fjtrlham  College;  res.,  ao8  College  Ave.,  Richmond. 

HniRY  Lester  Smith,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M.,  '99,  Ind.  St.  Univ. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools;  res.,  314  N.  Washington  St.,  Bloomington. 
Milo  H.  Stuart,  A.B.,  '98,  Ind.  Univ. 

X909,   Assistant  Principal,  Manual  Training  High  School;   res.,  3323  N.  New  Jeney  St., 
Indianapolis. 
X903    Georgia  A.  Alexander. 

1899,  Supervising  Prindpal  of  Schools,  807  N.  Pennsylvania  St.,  Indianapolis. 

Robert  J.  Aley,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ind.  Univ.- Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

190Q,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Indianapolis. 
Louis  A.  Bacon. 

1902,  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  1 1 1  E.  Pratt  St.,  Indianapolis. 

Edward  Bailey  Birge,  A.B.,  '91,  Brown  Univ.,  Mus.B.,  '04,  Yale  Univ. 

190X.   Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  191 2  N.  Pennsylvania  St.,  Indianapolis. 
Lydu  R.  Blaich. 

X899,  Supervising  Prindpal  of  Public  Schools,  424  Fulton  St.,  Indianapolis. 
Anna  Brocrrausen,  A.B..  '07,  Indiana  Univ. 

1901,   Supervising  Prindpal  of  Schools,  875  M  Drive,  Woodruff  Place,  Indianapolis. 
Adelaide  Carman. 

X896,   Prindpal  of  Music  Department.  Indiana  Institution  for  Education  of  the  Blind; 
res.,  923  N.  Pennsylvania  St.,  Indianapolis. 
E.  Kate  Carman. 

933  N.  Pennsylvania  St.,  Indianapolis. 
William  Chester  Goble,  Grad.,  '02.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  221  £.  North  St.,  Greenfidd. 

Ernest  O.  Holland.  A.B.,  'q<.  Ind.  Univ. 

1908,  Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  Indiana  University,  Seventh  and  Walnut  Sis., 

Bloomington. 

Richard  Otto  Johnson. 

1889,  Superintendent  of  Indiana  State  School  for  the  Deaf;  and  President  of  Cooference 
of  Superintendent.s  and  Prindpals  of  American  Schools  for  the  Deaf,  cor.  State  and 
Washington  Sts.,  Indianapolis. 

Elmer  Ellsworth  Jones,  B.Sc.,  '94,  Mommouth  Coll.;  A.M.,  *ox,  Univ.  of  Colo.;  Ph.B.,  '06,  Colum- 
bia Univ. 
Professor  of  History  and  PhiU»v>phv  of  Education.  School  of  Educatioa,  University 
of  Indiana;  res.,'121  E.  6th  St..  Bloomington. 

Joseph  Roswell  Hawley  Moore,  A.B.,  '00.  A.M.,  '06,  Boston  Univ..  A.M..  '08,  Harvard  Univ. 

1909,  Head  of  Department  of  History,  Manual  Training  High  School;  res.,  1x5  S.  Ritter 

Ave.,  Indianapolis. 


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1903  Cbakl£S  Allek  Psossek,  A.B.,  A.M.,  '07,  DePauw  Univ.;  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Louisville. 

151 1  Oak  St.,  New  Albany;  present  address,  541  W.  xa4th  St.,  New  York  City. 

EUfKX  EUSWOITB   ROBCY. 

X904,  Superintendent  of   County  Schools,  and  Member  of  Sute  Board  of  Education, 
Kokomo. 

1904  Hasold  Bashes,  A.B.,  'ga,  Kana.  Univ. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Princeton. 
JOHM  C.  Hall,  A.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  lU.,  LL.B..  '08,  Chicago  Kent. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  409.  xi9th  St.,  Whiting. 
Jacob  W.  Holton.  A.B.,  'oa.  Ind.  Univ. 

X906,  Superintendent  cf  Schools,  Sullivan. 
Samoel  Wektz,  A.M.,  Hartsville  ColL 

1888,   Prindpal  of  High  School.  laoa  Pearl  St.,  Cdumbus. 
igos    William  E.  Badch,  A.B.,  'oa,  Howard  Univ. 

1909,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  17,  laaa  W.  a 5th  St.,  Indianapolis. 
R.  Katraaink  Bezson. 

Supervisor  of  Elementary  Schools,  Stockton  House,  Lafayette. 
William  Wesley  Black,  A.B..  '98,  A.M.,  '99,  Univ.  of  111. 

1908,  Professor  of  the  Science  and  Art  of  Teaching,  Indiana  University,  9x4  Atwater  Ave., 

Bloomington. 
HoMZB  L.  Cook. 

Manager,  Teachen'  CoH>perative  Employment  Bureau,  616  State  Life  Building, 

Indianapolis. 
WnmzLD  Augustus  Denny,  .\.B.,  '97,  A.M.,  *oS,  Ind.  Univ. 

1904.  Principal  of  High  School.  13s  W.  8th  St..  Anderson. 

LULA  CO^LEIGH  GROVS. 

1904.  Supervising  Prindpal  of  Qty  Schools,  as  The  Wyandot,  Indianapolis. 
C  McHeney  Maeble.  Ph.B.,  '85.  B.Pd.,  *oo.  A.M.,  '07.  Hanover  Coll. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  331  £.  Chestnut  St.,  Jeffeisonville. 
Jessie  Benton  Montgomery,  Grod..  '95.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

X903,  Critic  in  GFades  7  and  8,  Indiana  State  Normal  College,  Tene  Haute. 
Alva  Ons  Neal,  B.Sc..  '9a,  M.Sc.  '95.  Franklin  Coll. 

1907.  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  51  N.  Water  St.,  Franklin. 
Mrs.  Belle  Noel. 

i89Si   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  313  £.  St.  Clair  St.,  Indianapolis. 
J08EFR  HntAM  Scroll.  Grad..  '93.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  '98,  Ind.  Univ. 

1904,   Superintendent  oi  Schools,  635  N.  Jackson  St.,  Rushville. 

1906  Francis  Edgar  Andrews,  A.B..  *74.  A.M.,  '84.  Marietta  Coll.;   Grad,  *94.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

X904.   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  6a*a  £.  Chestnut  St.,  Jeffersonville. 
BIary  L.  Clark. 

1896.   Supervisor  of  Primary  Instruction.  Public  Schools,  a^o  Matilda  St.,  Huntington. 

Charles  Clifiord  Coleman.  Ph.B.,  *o4,  A.M.,  '05.  DePauw  Univ. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  300  N.  Franklin  St.,  Brazil. 
Wm.  M.  Heiney,  B.Sc.,  '8s,  M.Sc.,  '90. 

1909,  Prindpal  of  High  School,  Ligonter. 
Robert  F.  Higbt,  A.B.,  •88.  Ind.  Univ. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Lafayette. 
Louis  W.  Keeler,  Ph.B..  '00,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  709  Spring  St.,  Michigan  City. 
Mary  A.  Kerr,  A.B..  '05,  Ind.  Univ. 

1901,  Prindpal  of  Central  School;  res.,  416  E.  ad  St.,  Bloomington. 
John  Franklin  Nuner. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  3x6  W.  ad  St.,  Mishawaka. 
Carl  Brosius  Sputh. 

X906,   Physical  Director  of  Sodaler  Tumverein  aiKl  (1907)  of  Normal  College  of  North 
American  Gymnastic  Union;  res..  German  House,  Indianapolis. 
James  Wilson  Stott,  A.B.,  '03,  A.M.,  '07,  Ind.  Univ. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,;  les..  8ao  W.  Oak  St.,  Union  City. 

1907  Philemon  A.  Allen. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  sa4  W.  Washington  St.,  Bluffton. 
LnxiAN  Gay  Berry,  A.B.,  '99,  A.M..  '04,  Ind.  Univ. 

X907,  Aisodate  Professor  of  Latin,  Indiana  University;    res.,  418  W.  Washington  St. 
Bloomington. 
H.  G.  BiowN. 

Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Lebanon. 
George  D.  Carrington.  Jr. 

1909.   Vice-President,  Smith  System  Co.,  Sanitary  Heating  and  Ventilation.  S9a8  University 
Ave..  Indianapolis. 
Jossra  Benjamin  Fagan. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  16x4  M  St..  Bedford. 
William  O.  Hiatt,  A.B.,  '94,  Ind.  Univ. 

X904,   Prindpal  of  Frankfort  High  School;  res..  ss&  S.  Clay  St.,  Frankfort. 
Thomas  Carr  Howe.  Ph.B..  'So.  Butler  Coll.;  A.M.,  'p?,  Ph.D..  W  Han'ard  Univ. 

X890,   Professor  of  German,  and  (1908)  President  of  Butler  College;  res.,  48  S.  Audubon 
Road,  y»»^i*nfipftii« 


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1907  Hekbest  Ihsio,  A.B..  '03,  Ind.  Univ. 

1903,  Teacher  of  History,  High  School.  Columbia  City. 
W.  A.  Jkssup,  A,B.,  '03,  Earlhain  Coll.;  A.M.,  '08,  Hanover  Coll. 

701  £.  ad  St..  Madison;  present  address  435  W.  ia3d  St..  New  York  O'ty. 
Edoas  J.  LixwzLYN,  A.B.,  *o7*  Earlham  CoH. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Shrridan. 
Gkosge  a.  MntiCK,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  *94,  Amherst  Coll. 

1007,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  31a  N.  Meridian  St..  Indianapdis. 
Thomas  W.  Records,  A.B.,  'oi,  Ind.  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  liberty. 

Sam  D.  Symmes. 

Ex-School  Trustee  of  Union  Township,  Montgomery  County,  Crawfordsville. 

R.  Beknrakd  von  Kleinsmid,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1905,   Professor  of  Education  and  Principal  of  Academy,  DePauw  University,  P.  O.  Boi 
D,  Greencastle. 
Makxon  Lee  Webster.  B.S.,  '06,  A.M.,  '08,  Columbia  Univ. 

1909,   Supervising  Principal,  isax  Parle  Ave.,  Indianapolis. 
Guy  M.  Wilson,  A.B.,  '00,  Indiana  Univ. 

.  1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Connersville. 
Herman  Wimmer,  Grad.  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  New  London;  express  office,  Russiaville. 
Leonard  Young,  A.B.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Ind. 

1907,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  307  Chandler  Ave.,  Evansville. 

1908  Josephine  K.  Bauer,  Ph.B.,  '09,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X906,   Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  1503  Cornell  Ave.,  Indianapolis, 
Edwin  N.  Canine,  A.B..  'ox,  Indiana  Univ. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Schods,  4341  Baring  Ave..  East  Chicago. 
Guy  Cantwell,  A.B.,  '03,  Indiana  Univ. 

1909,  Principal  of  High  School;  719  W.  8th  St.,  Connersville. 
Joseph  L.  Clauser,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Indiana  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  Public  Schools,  X700  South  £  St.,  Elwood. 
Jennie  Rebecca  Faddis,  B.S.,  •09,- Col.  Univ. 

1908,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Evansville. 
Martin  Luther  Fischer,  B.Sc.,  '03,  Purdue  Univ. 

Associate  Professor  of  Agronomy,  Purdue  University,  Lafayette. 

Alvin  R.  Fleck,  B.Sc.  *o6,  Ohio  Northern  Univ. 

1908,   County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Columbia  Gty. 
Arthitr  Stanton  Fraley. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schods,  Linden. 
J.  T.  Giles,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  'oa,  Indiana  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Marion. 
James  Htte  Gray,  A.B.,  '05,  Ind.  Univ. 

X908,   Principal  of  High  School,  343  E.  Franklin  St.,  Huntington. 

Joseph  H.  Haseman.  A.B..  '01,  A.M.,  '05,  Indiana  Univ. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schods,  Linton. 
LlNNAEL^  N.  HiNES,  A.M.,  'o8.  Ind.  Univ. 

1908,    Superintendent  of  Schools;  res.,  503  S.  Grant  Ave.,  Crawfordsville. 

Arthur  A.  Hughart.  B.Sc.,  03,  A.M.,  '09,  Wabash  College. 

190a,    Superintendent  Gty  Schools,  53  \V.  Jefferson  St..  Valparaiso. 
Albert  E   Humke. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Edinbuiig. 
F.  J.  Kimball,  A.B.,  '07,  Indiana  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  aix  Main  St.,  Jonesboro. 

William  Carroll  Latta,  B.Sc.,  '77.  M.Sc.,  '82,  Mich  Agri.  Coll. 

1883,    Professor  of  Agrioilture  and  (iH8q)  Superintendent  of  Farmers'  Institutes,  Purdue 
University,  1016,  ist  St.,  West  Side,  Lafayette. 
Francb  a.  Malmstone,  B.S.,  '99,  Valparaiso  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  Public  Schools,  Tolleston;  res.,  R.  F.  D.  No.  a,  Box  75,  Hobait. 
E.  O.  Maple. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Angola. 
Lawrence  McTurnav.  A.M.,  '08,  Hanover  Coll. 

Assistant  State    Superintendent    of   Public  Instruction,  Room  a7.  State  House, 
Indianapolis. 
Charles  F.  Miller,  Ph.B.,  '96,  DePauw  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Nappanee. 
Alvw  Clarence  Payne.  A.B..  '04.  Wabash  Coll, 

1908,    Superintendent  of  Mooreville  Schools,  Mooreville 
Luther  T.  Platt,  A.B.,  '06.  DePauw  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Bremen. 
Charles  E.  Spauldino,  A,  B  ,  '07,  Indiana  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Winamac 
W.  W.  Strain,  A.B.,  '00,  Marietta  Coll. 

1906,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  South  Whidey. 


Icwm]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  loi 

INDIANA-OnUmmaI 

1908  LosDf  Stuckey,  A.B.,  Miami  Univ.,  A.M.,  *o7,  Columbia  Univ. 

i9o8«  Dean,  and  ProCeasor  of  History  and  Political  Science,  Tri-SUte  College,  Angola. 
G.  H.  Thompson,  B.Sc.,  '07  Valparaiso  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Hobart. 
Robert  Milton  Tikey,  B.Sc,  '9a 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mitchell. 
RoLLA  Milton  Tkyon.  A.B..  *o7,  Ind.  Univ. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  723  W.  Main  St.,  Madison. 

1909  George  F.  Arps,  A.B.,  *o4.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05,  Ind.  Univ.;    Ph.D.,  '08,  Leipzig, 

Germany. 
1909,  Associate  Professor  of  Education  and  Psychology,  Indiana  University,  309  Forest 
Place,  Bloomingfon. 
O.  H.  BLOfiSOM,  A  B.,  Indiana  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Union  City. 
Charles  H.  Dodson. 

Superintendent  of  Benton  County  Schoob,  Fowler. 
Emma  A.  Dodson. 

Teacher,  Benjamin  Harrison  School,  132a  N.  8th  St.,  Terre  Haute. 
Cephas  Guillet,  A,B.,  •87,  Victoria;  Ph.D„  '98,  Clark.  Univ. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Psychology,  SUte  Normal  School;    1920  N.  8th  St.,  Terre 
Haute. 
Henry  S.  Hippewsieel,  A.B. ,  '96,  Indiana  Univ. ;  A.M. '05,  Earlham  Coll 
X905,   Superintendent  of  Schools;    108  W.  Fourth  St.,  Auburn. 
James  h.  McIntosh,  A.M.,  *o6,  ^nd.  Univ. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Brodc. 
Lillian  E.  Michael,  A.>i.,  'oa. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob;  res.,  z  13  S.  Sixth  St.,  Goshen. 
Roderick  Scott,  A.B.,  *o6,  A.M.,  '07,  Haverford  Coll.;  A.M.,  'o8,4Iarvard  Univ. 

1909,   Assistant  Professor  of  English,  Earlham  College,  Earlham  College  P.  O.;   express 
office,  Richmond. 
Jonathan  Rigdon,  A.B.,  Ph.D.,  Boston  Univ. 

1908,   Piresident,  Winona  College,  Winona  Lake. 
Caroline  I.  Townsend. 

igo8.  Assistant  in  Indianapolis  Normal  School;  res ,  laA,  The  Lexington.  Indianapolis. 
Jesse  Clement  Webb,  A.B..  '98,  A  M.,  '01,  Franklin  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Johnson  Co.,  Franklin. 

institutions 

1895    Wabash  College. 

President,  George  L.  Mackintosh;  Librarian,  H.  S.  Wedding,  Crawfordsville. 
1897    Indiana  State  Library. 

State  Librarian,  Demarchus  C  Brown,  State  House,  Indianapolis- 
Indiana  State  Normal  School. 

President,  William  W.  Parsons,  Terre  Haute. 
Valparaiso  Uniyersffy. 

President,  H.  B.  Brown;  Librarian,  O.  P.  Kinsey,  Valparaiso 

1899  Indiana  University.  Library. 

President,  William  Lowe  Bryan;  Librarian,  W.  E.  Jenkins,  Bloomington. 

1900  BtmxE  CoiXBOB,  Library  (Bona  Thompson  Memorial). 

President,  Thomas  C.  Howe;  Librarian,  Margaret  Carlisle,  Indianapolb. 
1904    Elkhart  Carnegie  Library. 

Librarian,  FfHa  F.  Corwin,  Elkhart. 

1906  Emelinb  Fairbanks  Memorial  Library. 

Librarian,  Mrs.  Sallie  C.  Hughes,  Terre  Haute. 

1907  Earlham  College  Library. 

President,  Robert  L.  Kelly;  librarian,  Harlow  Lindley,  Richmond. 
Cry  Free  Library,  Huntington. 

Chairman  of  Executive  Committee,  William  P.  Hart;  Librarian,  Winifred  F.  Ticer, 
Huntington. 

1908  The  Carneoib  Public  Library. 

President,  Geo  H.  Meiks;  Librarian,  Id^t  A.  Lewis,  Shelbyville. 
Cayuoa  Pxtbuc  School  Library 

Superintendent,  Sb  H.  Hall,  Cayuga. 
Indianapolis  Public  Library. 

President,  Charles  W.  Moores,  Lemcke  Bldg.;  Librarian,  E.  G.  Browning,  Indian- 

lOWA 

LITE  MEMBERS 

1884    WiLUAii  A.  WnxB,  A.B.,  '6s,  A.M.,  '65,  Beloit  CoU. 

Proprietor  and  Principal  of  Iowa  City  Academy,  308  Church  St.,  Iowa  Qty 
1889    Rt.  Rev.  John  J.  Keane,  D.D.,  Laval;  LL.D.,  Harvard  Univ. 
1900.   Archbishop  of  Dubuque,  Dubuque. 


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1884    Hamlin*  H.  Fkm,  B.Sc.,  '69,  M.Sc.,  '78,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M..  »83,  CoraeU  Coll. 

1870,   Dean,  and  Professor  of  Economics  and  Soaology,  Gxnell  College;  res.,  603,  6th  St.. 
Mt.  Vernon. 
William  Flxtcheb  Kino,  A.B.,  *s7.  A.M.,  *6o,Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  D.D.,  *7o.  HL  Wes.  Univ.;  LL.D., 
'87.  State  Univ.  of  Iowa  and  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 
1863,   President,  (1908)  President  Emeritus,  Cornell  College,  Mt.  Vemoo. 

1889  HzNEY  Sabin,  A.M.,  Amherst  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '93.  Drake  Univ.;  '94,  Cornell  Coll.;  '95.  State  Uniy.  of  lowi. 

Ex-State  Superintendent  cA  Public  Instruction,  310  Manhattan  Blod,  Des  Moines. 
Homer  H.  Seeklxy,  Ph.B.,  '73.  B.D.,  '75.  A.M.,  '76,  LL.D.,  '01,  State  Univ.  of  Iowa:  '98.  Penn  Coll. 
1866.   President  of  Iowa  State  Teachers'  College;  res.,  2403  Normal  St.,  Cedar  Falls. 

1890  Ono  Pattek^n  Bostwick,  A.B.,  '78,  Lombard  Coll. 

1889,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  313,  8th  Ave.,  Clinton. 

1894  Ashley  Van  Storm,  Ph.B.  '98,  HI.  Wes.  Univ. 

1907,  Professor  of  Public  School  .Agricultural   Extension,  Iowa  State  College;    res.,  cor. 

Linn  and  Storms  Sts.,  Station  A,  .\mcs. 

1895  James  Johnson  BaLiNOSLEY,  B.Sc.,  '9a,  Valparaiso  Univ. 

1909,   County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Pringhar. 

E.  D.  Y.  Cdlbertson,  B.D.,  '89,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Cedar  Falls,  U. 

R.  F.  D.  s,  Fairfield. 
Philip  Cady  Hayden. 

1893.  Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  729  Franklin  St..  Keokuk. 

JosEiv  jAsnER  McConnell,  A.B.,'76,  B.Didac, '78.  A.M.. '80,  St.  Univ.  of  Iowa;  LL.D.,'04.  Coe  CoU. 

1901,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  1724  B  Ave.,  Cedar  Rapids. 
Franelin  T.  Oldt,  A.m..  Ltfayette  Coll. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1240  Locust  St.,  Dubuque. 

1896  Amplias  Hale  Avery. 

1902,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Spencer. 
Austin  Norman  Palmer. 

President  of  Cedar  Rapids  Business  College,  Author  of  the  Palmer  Method  of  Business 
Writing,  and  Editor  of  "American  Penman,"  Cedar  Rapids;   address,  3a  Union 
Square,  New  York  City.  N.  Y. 
Irene  Garrette. 

i897f  Principal  of  Jefferson  School,  708,  3d  Afc.,  Cedar  Rapids. 

B.  J.   HORCHEM. 

1895,  Principal  of  Audubon  School,  and  (1907)  Director  of  "Park  life  School,*'  315  Dluff 

St.,  Dubuque. 

F.  E.  Lark. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Monona  County.  Onawa. 

George  Edwin  MacLean.  A.B.,  '71,  A.M.,  '74,  Williams  Coll.,  B.D.,  '74  Yale  Univ.;    PhJ).,  "83, 
Univ.  of  Leipzig;   LL.D..  '95,  Williams  CoU..  '09  Syracuse  Univ. 

1899,  President  of  the  State  University  of  Iowa,  President's  House,  Iowa  City. 
V.  L.  Wilson. 

General  Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  222  N.  Wapello  St.,  Ottumwa. 

1899  Edwin  Diller  Starbuck.  A.B..  Ind.  Univ.;  A.M.,  Harvard  Um'v.;  Ph.D..  Qark  Univ. 

1906,    Professor  of  Philosophy,  State  University  of  Iowa;  res.,  946  Iowa  A\'e..  Iowa  Gty. 

1900  Frederick  Elmer  Bolton.  B  Sc.,  '03,  M.Sc.,  '96.  Univ.  of  Wis.;    Ph.D.,  '98,  Dark  Univ. 

1900,  Director  of  School  of  Education,  State  University  of  Iowa,  Iowa  Qty. 
William  F.  Cramer.  A.M.  and  M.Sc..  Cornell  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  601  Coming  St..  Red  Oak. 
Charles  Eldred  Shelton,  A.M..  '82,  LL.D.  '02  Iowa  Wes.  Univ. 
1899,   President  of  Simpson  Collie,  Indianola. 

1901  Hill  McClelland  Bell,  A.B.,  '00.  A.M.,  '90,  Drake  Univ.;  LL.D..  '05,  Simpson  CoU. 

1903,  President  of  Drake  University;  res.,  logi.  26th  St.,  Des  Momes. 
J.  C.  Kino. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  zao  Story  St.,  Boone. 
Samuel  Adams  Lynch.  L.B.,  Pd.B.,  '9a,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  A.M.,  *oo.  Um'v.  of  Chicago. 

1909.   Professor  of  English,  Iowa  State  Teachers'  College,  611  W.  12th  St.,  Cedar  Falls. 
Adnah  Clifton  Newell,  B.Sc.  in  E.E.,  '02,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1894,  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  xoix,  i8th  St.,  Des  Moines. 
Zenas  C.  THOHNBrRC.  B.Didac,  '93,  M.Didac.  '96,  A.B.,  '09.  Highland  Park  Coll. 

1908,  Supervisor  of  Gradq  Schools,  500  Good  BIdg.,  Des  Moines. 

1902  Cl^RMAE  BiTDDE,  Grad.,  '05,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Winona.  Minn. 

Marcus. 
William  Franklin  Chevalier,  A.M.,  Marietta  Coll. 

iQci,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  217,  4th  St.,  Muscatine. 
1902    David  E.  Cloyd,  A.M.,  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn.;  A.M.,  Columbia  Univ. 

1909,  Dean  of  Normal  College,  Highland  Park  College.  3815  Fifth  St..  Des  Moines. 

J.  W.  Diceman,  Ph.B.,  '88,  Ph.M.,  '91,  Upper  Iowa  Univ.;  A.M.,  '04,  Cornell  Coll.;  D.Sc..  '07.  HI. 
Wes.  Univ. 
1898,   Profe^isor  of  Economics  and  Sociology  and  Vice-President,  Upper  Iowa  University. 
Fayette. 
F.W.  Else,  A.B., '06.  Penn  Coll.;  A.M., '07.  Haverford  Coll.;  M.Didac, '01,  Iowa  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1905,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  301  N.  A  St.,  Oskaloosa. 
Cap  E.  Millfr.  M.Dirlnc,  'or.  Towa  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1908,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Sigoumey. 


lowal  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  103 

lOWf  K—CofUinned 
1902    WlLUAlI  H.  Stonek. 

General  Agent  for  American  Book  Co.  in  Iowa,  69a,  17th  St.,  Des  Moines. 
tgo3    Alsion  Wesley  Stuakt.  A.B.,  '63.  A.M.,  '66,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  217  W.  Woodland  Ave.,  Ottumwa. 

1904  William  Aldeich. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  519  ffigh  St.,  Keokuk. 
Crakles  H.  Bailey.  B.Sc.,  *ox.  Columbia  Univ. 

1905,  Director  of  Manual  Training,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  xzxj  Walnut  St.,  Cedar 

Falls. 
R.  B.  Ceone,  Ph.B.,  '97,  St.  Uniy.  of  Iowa. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  City  Schods,  1433,  ist  Ave.  North,  Fort  Dodge. 
Maby  Jean  Millee. 

1904,  Head  of  Kindergarten  Department,  Rochester  Training  School  for  Teachers,  10  z 

Meigs  Sl,  Rodester,  N.  Y.;  home  address,  "Bluff  View,"  S.  lath  Ave..  Marshall- 
town. 
Chables  Feedesick  Pye,  B.Sc..  *o3.  Cornell  Coll. 

1909,   Superintcndem  of  Schools,  Forest  City. 
John  Fkanelin  Rigos,  M.Sc.,  *87.  Pd.D.,  'oSt  Iowa  Wes.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '07,  Simpson  Coll. 

Z904,   State  Superintendent  of  Pubuc  Instruction,  loox,  soth  St.,  Des  Moines. 
John  P.  Ryan,  A.B.,  Cornell  Univ. 

1902,  Professor  of  Public  Speaking,  Grinnell  College,  zizo  West  St.,  GrinncU. 
C.  R.  Scbogoie,  B.Sc..  '91,  Lenox  CoU. 

Editor  of  "Midhmd  Schools,"  Des  Moines. 
Albebt  Boynton   Stobics.    A.M..  '93,  Univ.  of  Mich.;   D.D.,  *oo,  Lawrence  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '03, 
Drake  Univ. 

1903.  President  of  Iowa  State  College,  Ames. 

1905  J.  FoBSYTH  Cbawtobd,  A.B.,  '95,  A.M.,  '97t  Princeton  Univ. 

Z907,   Professor  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  Tabor  College,  Tabor. 
William  Otis  Riddei.l,  A.M.,  Bellevue  CoU. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  51s  Good  Block,  Des  Moines. 

1906  William  Fbancis  Babb,  Ph.B..  *03,  A.M.,  '07,  Drake  Univ. 

Z904,    Dean  of  College  of  Education,  Drake  University;   res.,  S514  Kingman  Ave.,  Des 
Moines. 
W.  A.  Bbandenbdbo,  Ph.B.,  'oo,  Drake  Univ.,  and  State  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  205  S.  College  St.,  Mason  City. 

A.  L.  Claee.  B.Sc.  in  M.E..  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Company,  P.  O.  Box  943,  Des  Moines. 
Mebton  E.  Cbosieb,  M.Di.,  '9>.  Highland  Park  CoU. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Avoca. 
Ebnest  W.  Fellows.  A.B..  '94.  Iowa  CoU. 

1905.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Denison. 
William  E.  Hamilton.  A.M.,  *7o  Iowa  Wes.  Univ.;  D.D.,  '91.  Simpson  CoU. 

1886,   Professor  of  Pnilosoi^y,  Simpson  College,  400  £.  Clinton  Ave..  Indianola. 
Aabon  Palmeb. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  xxz  N.  3d  St.,  Marshalltown. 
Maubice  Rickeb.  B.S..  '9a,  Drake  Univ. 

X906,   Principal  of  West  High  School;  res.,  X039,  19th  St.,  Des  Moines. 
E.  L.  RiCEEBT,  .\.B..  '01.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1907.  Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools,  Maquoketa. 

Fbane  L.  Smabt,  A.B..  '06.  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1x44  Main  St.,  Davenport. 

1907  Fbane  F.  Almy,  B.Sc.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Xebr. 

1893,   Professor  of  Physics,  Iowa  CoUege,  436  East  St.,  Grinnell. 
H.  E.  Blacemab,  M.Didac..  Ph.B. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schods.  Iowa  City. 
Chables  Cabteb.  B.Sc.,  '94,  M.Sc.,  '97,  Parsons  CoU. 

Professor  of  Biology,  Parsons  CoUege,  Fairfield. 
Jessie  Field,  A.B.,  '03,  Tabor  CoU 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Page  Coimty  Schools,  Qarinda. 
Anson  Mabston.  C.E.,  *8q,  ComeU  Univ. 

189a,   Professor  of  Civil  Engineering,  and  (1904)  Dean  of  Division  of  Engineering,  Iowa 
Sute  CoUege.  Ames. 

B.  E.  Myebs,  A. B., '04,  Indiana  Univ 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Qarion. 
James  Cablton  Nelson,  B.Sc.j  *oo.  A.M.,  '93,  Hanover  CoU. 

Z907,   Principal  of  High  School;  res..  40Z  N.  4th  St.,  MarshaUtowc 
Fbedebick  Owen  Nobton.  A.B.,  '93,  A.M..  '95,  Transylvania  Univ.;   Ph.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 
1907,   Dean  of  CoUege  of  Liberal  Arts,  Drake  University,  Des  Moines. 

1908  O.  C.  Alexandeb. 

1907.   Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  Bancroft. 
W1LI.IS  James  Bell.  A.B„  '05.  Iowa.  St.  Teachers'  CoH.;  A.M.,  '07,  Wisconsin  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School,  40a  Coming  St.,  Red  Oak. 
W^ILBUB  H.  Bender,  M.Didac.  Iowa  State  Nor.;  Ph.B..  State  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1897,   Director.  Department  of  Training  in  Teaching.  Iowa  State  Teachers*  College;  3303 
Wahiut  St..  Cedar  FaUs. 


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1908  Arthur  Ellsworth  Bennett,  B.S.,  'go,  A.B.,  '91,  Kans.  Nor.  Coll.;  Pd.M.,  •07,  Pd.D.^  'os.  N.  Y.  Univ. 

1899,  Chair  of  Pedagogy  and  Dean  of  School  of  Education,  Upper  Iowa  Umventty,  Fayette. 
John  H.  Beveridge,  B.Sc.,  '9a,  B.Pd.,  '97- 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  518  S.  Ninth  St.,  Council  Bluffs. 
Elizabeth  Bills. 

190 X.  English  Department,  High  School;  res.,  1007  Pierce  St.,  Sioux  City. 
Vaughn  B.  Carb,  A.B.,  '07,  A.M.,  '09,  Defiance  Coll. 

1909,   Professor  of  Sciences,  Lenox  Collie,  Hoi^unton. 
A.  W.  Chamberlain,  AB.,  '03,  Uniy.  of  Chicago. 

1908,   SuperintoMlent  of  Schools,  Waterloo. 
Joseph  J.  Dreher. 

Principal  of  Sacred  Heart  School;  res.,  1733  White  St.,  Dubuque. 
James  A.  Edwards. 

Editor  of  "Iowa  Normal  Monthly."  Dubuque. 

George  Cutler  Fraker,  B.Ph.,  94,  A.M.,  *oo,  Ph.D.,  '07,  Stale  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1900,  Professor  of  Psychology  and  Education,  Coe  College;     res.,  125  North  xath  &., 

Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa. 
Albert  C.  Fuller,  Jr.,  M.Didac..  W  Iowa  State  Teachers'  Coll. 

Z909,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Washington. 
C.  A.  Fullerton. 

1897.    Professor  of  Vocal  Music,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  3416  Normal  St.,  Cedar  FaOs. 
WnxiAM  L.  Fulton,  B.S.,  '04,  Umv.  of  Minn. 

1907,    Instructor,  State  University  of  Iowa,  8xx  E.  College  St.,  Iowa  City. 
Eugene  Henely.  B.Bc,  '90,  Iowa  State  College. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools;  res.,  X124  Third  Ave.,  GrinnelL 
John  Clarence  Hoek^e,  A.B.,  Hope  ColL 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Sioux  Center;   home  address,  144  W.  xoth  &., 
Holland,  Mich. 
Sidney  Charles  Huffman,  A.B.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Orange  City. 
Will  A.  Pye,  A.B.,  'oo,  ComeU  Cdl. 

1905,  Supointendent  of  Schools,  Wilton  Jtmction. 
Robert  Lee  Reid,  M.D..  '97,  A.B.,  '02,  Mo.  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  High  School,  814  N.  9th  St.,  Keokuk. 
S.  G.  Richards,  B.Ped.,  '98. 

Superintendent  of  Schools.  Knoxville. 
E.  F.  Schall,  A.B.,  'o?,  State  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Schools;  res.,  1107  Third  St.,  Fort  Madison. 
Roy  S.  Whitley,  Ph.B  ,  Iowa  Coll. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  213  United  Bank  Bldg.,  Sioux  City. 

1909  E.  J.  H.  Bfard. 

1892,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  52  E.  North  St.,  Newton. 
Rena  L.  Berry. 

Teacher,  Public  Schools,  209  W.  3d  St.,  Muscatine. 
George  E.  Booth.  B.S.,  Coe  Coll. 

With  D.  Appleton  &  Co..  3d  Ave.  and  nth  St.,  Marion. 
Sidney  L.  Chandler,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Momingside  CoU. 

1907,   Dean  and  Professor  of  English,  Momingside  College;  1532  Vine  St.,  Sioux  City. 
J.  R.  Cougill. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Seymour. 
George  S.  Dick,  B.D.,  B.Sc.,  Ph.B. 

1906,  Teacher  of  Pedagogy,  Iowa  State  Normal;  res.,  2610  Nwmal  St.,  Cedar  Falls. 
Robert  Huntington  Fletcher,  A.B.,  '96.  Dartmouth  Coll.;  A.M.,  '98,  Ph.D.,  '01,  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,  Professor  of  English  Literature,  Grinnell  College;  xxxo  West  St.,  Grinndl. 
J    W.  McBride. 

Principal  of  Ward  School;  res.,  15  Walling  Court,  Davenport. 
W.  H.  Mmnxs. 

With  Rand,  McNally  &  Co.,  Cedar  Rapids. 
Robert  P.  Redfield,  A.B.,  '96,  Cornell  Univ. 

1907,   Principal  of  Van  Buren  School;  res.,  1928  Fanuun  St.,  Davenport. 
EcK  C.  Roberts,  B.Didac.  *oi,  Iowa  St.  Teachers'  Coll.;  A.B..  '06,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  Schools;   205  W.  Adams  St.,  Fairfield. 
John  Eijbert  Stout,  A.B.  '04,  Cornell  Coll.;  Ph.M.,  '08.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1905,  Professor  of  Education.  ComeU  College,  Mt.  VemoiL 

R    H.  Sylvester,  M.Didac, 'oi.  Iowa  St.  Nor.;  A.B., '08,  A.M.. '00.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1909,   Pr^essor  of  Education  and  Psychology,  Penn  College;   1324  Main  St.,  Oskaloosa. 
Helen  Mary  Vogt.  A.B..  '08,  Iowa  CoU. 

Teacher  of  EngUsh,  High  School,  Muscatine;  res.,  Iowa  City. 
Fred  J.  Walker. 

X903,   Principal  of  Ward  School;  res.,  327  W.  Locust  St.,  Davenport 

institutions 
1897    Iowa  State  Teachers'  College,  Cedar  Falls. 

President,  H.  H.  Sccrley,  Cedar  FaUs. 
State  UNrvERsrrv  or  Iowa. 

President,  George  Edwin  MacLean;  Librarian,  M.  G.  Wyer,  Iowa  City. 


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IOWA— CM/fMIMJ 

igoo    Iowa  Colleob. 

President,  J.  H.  T.  Main;  Librarian,  L.  L.  Dickerson,  GrinneU. 
iQoi    Iowa  State  College,  Library. 

President,  A.  B.  Storms;  Librarian,  Vina  £.  Clark,  Ames. 
1933    CoE  College,  Lxbrary. 

President,  John  A.  Marquis;  Librarian,  Mary  I.  Amidon,  Cedar  Rapids. 
Iowa  State  Library. 

State  Librarian,  Johnson  Brigham,  Des  Moines. 

1906  Davenport  Public  Library. 

Librarian,'  Grace  D.  Rose,  Davenport. 

1907  Burloioton  Free  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  D.  B.  Sabin,  Buriington. 

1908  Drake  UmvERsmr. 

President.  Hill  M.  Bdl.  Des  Moines. 
Hicrland  Park  Normal  College. 

Dean,  Waiter  S.  Atheam,  Des  Moines. 

1909  Charles  Crry  College. 

President,  F.  E.  Hirsch,  Charles  City.  ♦ 

Penn  College. 

President,  David  M.  Edwards;  Secretary  and  Librarian,  Rosa  E.  Lewis,  Oskaloosa. 


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Abuene. 


1886    A.  V.  JEWEIT,  A.B.,  '57,  Middlebury  CoU, 
'bU< 

lite  members 
1886    Anderson  Grxtpith  Campbell. 
Coundl  Grove. 
Nathaniel  Coover. 

Attorney  at  Law,  Wilson. 
Edward  T.  Fairchild. 

Z907,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  1315  Tyler  St.,  Topdca. 
Henry  G.  Larimer,  LL.B.,  '81,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Attorney  at  Law,  1x4  W.  8th  St.,  Topeka. 
A.  H.  Limerick. 

Secretary  of  Chautauqua  Assembly,  1303  £.  nth  Ave.,  Winfield. 
John  MacDonald. 

Editor  of  *' Western  School  Journal,"  734  Kansas  Ave.,  Topeka. 

J.  H.  MU.LER. 

Director  of  Extension  Work,  Kansas  Agricultural  College,  Manhattan. 
Thomas  Watson  Roach.  A.B.,  '70.  M.Sc.,  '90,  Mt.  Union  Coll.;   Ped.D.,  '06,  Iowa  Wes.  Univ. 

X903,   President  of  Kansas  Wesleyan  University,  Salina. 
George  E.  Rose,  B.D.,  '83.  Univ.  of  Kaas.;  M.Sc.,  '08,  Kans.  St.  Agri.  Coll. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Rosedale. 
Thomas  A.  Sawhill,  A.B.,  '74,  Amherst  Coll. 

Postmaster,  Concordia. 
Aaron  Schuyler,  A.M.,  '60,  O.  Wes.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '73,  Ollerbein;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Kans.  Wes.  Univ. 

Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Higher  Mathematics,  Kansas  Wesleyan  University,  13 16 
S.  Santa  F^  St.,  Salina. 
Edmund  Stanley,  A.M.,  '91,  Penn  Coll. 

1898,  President  of  Friends'  University,  1813  University  Ave.,  Wichita. 
D.  C.  TnxoTSON. 

6a  X  Fihnore  St..  Topeka. 

active  members 

1886    Arvin  S.  Olin,  A.B.,  '9a,  Ottawa  Univ.;  A.M.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

1899,  ProfessOT  of  Education,  University  of  Kansas.  2134  Louisiana  St..  Lawrence. 
1891    Frank  Ri-ssell  Dyer,  A.M.,  '88,  Pd.M.,  'psv^*^*"  ^^^-  l-'niv.;  A.M.,  '92,  Ohio  Wes.,  Univ. 

Manager  for  Kansas,  W.  K.  Madison  Publishing  Co.,  609  N.  Topeka  Ave.,  Wichita. 

1894  Elva  Enola  Clarke. 

1893,  Librarian  of  State  Normal  School,  819  Union  St.,  Emporia. 
O.  P.  M.  McClintock. 

2897,   Principal  of  Clay  School,  131 1  Buchanan  St.,  Topeka. 

1895  Fenella  H.  Dana. 

1889,  Principal  of  Ward  School,  913  Tyler  St.,  Topeka. 

L.  H.  MURLIN,  A.B.,  'ox,  S.T.B.,  '92,  De  Pauw  Univ.;  D.D.,  '97,  Cornell  Coll.;  S.T.D.,  '97,  Denver 
Univ.;  B.D.,  '99,  Garrett  Biblical  Inst.;  LL.D.,  '08,  DcPauw  Univ. 

1894,  President  of  Baiker  University,  Baldwin. 

Miss  C.  S.  Newell. 

1890,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  917  W.  14th  St.,  Topeka. 
David  F.  Shirk,  A.B.,  'os.  Friends'  Univ.,  Wichita.  Kans. 

1908,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  2223  Broadway,  Great  Bend. 
Nathan  T.  Veatch,  Grad.,  '8x,  St.  Nor.  Univ..  111. 

X90X,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  $2$  Motmd  St.,  Atchison. 
John  William  Wii.son,  A.B„  'go,  Drake  Univ. 

1896,    Principal  of  AtchLson  County  High  School,  Effingham;  res.,  617  Atchison  St.,  Atchison. 


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1897    Mrs.  Gaston  Boyd. 

Teacher  of  Voice  and  Physical  Culture,  408  W  Broadway,  Newton. 
L.  A.  LowTBER,  A.B.,  'q4,  SUte  Univ.  of  Kans. 

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

Superintendent  of  Haskell  Institute,  Indian  Industrial  Training  School,  Lawrence. 
Frank  P.  Smith,  A.B.,  '78,  Ind.  Univ.*,  A.M.,  '90.  Baker  Univ. 

1894,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  847  Kentucky  St.,  Lawrence. 

1899  John  Hamlin  Glotteltkr,  Ped.D. 

X901,   Vice-President  and  Director  of  Training,  Kansas  State  Normal  School;   res.,  1025 
State  St..  Emporia. 
JoHSl  WiSLZY  Spindler.  A.B..  '76.  A.M..  *95.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  B.L..  '83,  Cincinnati  Law  Sch. 
189Z,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  laia  Menor  St.,  Winfield. 

1900  Tbomas  B.  Henry.  A.B.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

31S  N.  9tn  St.*  Independence. 
190X    I^ETSR  D.  Amsttjtz. 

1908,  Teacher  of  History,  Bethel  College,  Newton. 
190a    RoDXRT  F.  Knight,  Ph.B.,  *o7,  Chaddock  Coll..  A.M..  Baker  Univ. 
1901,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  City  Hall,  Wichita. 
Frank  Strong,  A.B.,  '84.  Ph.D.,  »97.  LL.D..  '09. 

190a,  Chancdlor  of  University  of  Kansas,  Lawrence. 
1903    ElizaiBETH  G.  Flago,  A.B.,  '98,  St.  Univ.  of  Wyo. 

1904.  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School,  oar.  9th  and  MinnesoU  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 
George  W.  Ksndrick. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  ajSi  Sth  Ave ,  Leavenworth. 
Alice  B.  Patterson.  B.Sc.  A.B.,  A.M..  Monmouth  Coll. 

Instructor  in  Latin  and  German,  High  School,  1942  Topdta  Ave..  Topeka. 

C.  S.  RiSDON. 

X9oa,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  71  z  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Independence. 
Herbert  Taylor  Stephens,  Ph.B.,  '88,  A.B.,  '89,  Adrian  Coll.;  S.T.B.,  '91,  Boston  Univ.;  A.M., 
'93,  Harvard  Univ. 
1896.   Professor  of  Church  History,  Kansas  City  University,  Tennyson  Heights,  Kansas 
City;  (1908)  Fellow  at  The  University  of  Chicago,  5430  Lexington  Ave..  Chicago. 
Luther   Denny  WHrrrsMORE,  A.M..  '84,  Amherst  Coll.;  Utt.D..  '05,  Washburn  Coll. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  in  care  of  Board  of  Education,  Topeka. 
X904    Mrs.  Nannie  E.  Painter. 

X904,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  408  S.  Elm  St.,  Pittsburg. 

M.  E.  Pearson. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Z936  N.  14th  St.,  Kansas  aty. 
William  S.  Picken. 

190a.  Principal  of  Western  Branch  State  Normal  School,  Hays. 

1905  David  M.  Bowen. 

X909.   Director  of  Practice  Pedagogy,  State  Manual  Training  Normal  School,  Pittsbuig. 
William  S.  Heusner,  A.B.,  '93.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  104  Adams  St.,  Junction  City. 

1906  Hardin  Price  Butcher,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools,  345,  ad  St.,  Argentine. 
Feldc  E.  Held,  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  '07,  Coll.  of  Emporia. 

Z906.   Dean  of  the  College  of  Emporia;  res.,  413  Cottonwood  St.,  Emporia. 

Joseph  Henry  Hill.  A.B.,  *86.  A.M..  '89.  Northwestern  Univ.;  D.D..  '06.  Baker  Univ. 

1906,  President  of  Kansas  State  Normal  Schools,  928  Union  St.,  Emporia. 

W.  S.  Reese,  Ph.B.,  '85.  Ph.M..  '88.  Otterbein  Univ.;  D.D.,  'oo.  York  Coll. 

7903,   Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Pedagogy,  Campbell  College,  Holton. 

Rowland  Henry  RrrcniE,  Ph.B..  'oo.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1903.   Professor  of  Themes  and  Public  Speech,  Kansas  State  Normal  School;   res.,  83a 
Merchant  St.,  Emporia. 

1907  Ross  Allen  Baker,  A.M.,  '07.  DePauw  Univ. 

X908,   Professor  of  Chemistry,  Baker  University,  Baldwin. 
John  F.  Benijer,  A.B.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Kan«. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Arkansas  City. 
A.  M.  Bogle.  A.B.,  'So.  A.M..  '83.  Muskingum  Coll. 

i8q9.   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School;  res.,  648  Splitlog  Ave..  Kansas  City. 
Oris  P.  Dellinger,  A.B.,  '05.  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '07.  Clark  Univ. 

iQOQ,    Professor  of  Biology,  State  Manual  Training  Normal  School,  Pittsburg. 

Frederic  Kirkwood  Ferouron,  B.Sc.,  '03.  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Stanberry,  Mo.;  LL.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1006,  Superintendent  of  City  Schods,  Paola. 
William  B.  Kwnear. 

1905,  Supervisor  of  Public  School  Music,  Minneapolis. 
John  Lopty.  A.B..  '00,  Univ.  of  Kan. 

1007,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Sa'.ina. 
Harry  Lloyd  Miller.  \  B..  '02.  Univ.  of  Kans 

1Q09,    Principril  of  High  School,  Ninth  St  and  Minnesota  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 
Edgar  Franci*?  Rtlfy.  A.B..  Baker  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907,    Professor  of  School  Administration,  State  N'orroal  School;  res.,  1119  State  St.,  Emporia. 


Kansas]  LIFE,  ACTIVE^ AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  107 

KANSAS-Ctfif/tmiei 
igo8    J.  B.  Blazek. 

Agent  for  American  Book  Company,  Wichita. 
George  Earl  Brown. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Garden  City. 

Herbert  H.  Foster.  Ph.B.,  '00,  Cornell  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '07,  Jena  Univ.  (Gennany). 

X907,  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Ottawa  University;  res.,  731  Main  St ,  Ottawa. 
L.  A.  Gutbridge. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  aty  Schools;  9x1  £.  Fifth  St.,  Galena. 
W.  C.  McCroskey,  A.B.,  '96.  Univ.  of  Kans. 

XO06,  Principal  of  Sumner  County  High  School,  xx6  N.  Olive  St.,  Wellington. 
Edgar  H.  McMatb,  A.B.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Kana. 

X908,   Principal  Atchison  County  High  School,  Fifingham. 
Lilian  Soott,  Ph.B.,  94,  Baker  Univ. 

Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Baker  Univenity,  909  S.  8th  St.,  Baldwin. 
WnxiAx  M.  SmcLAXR. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  CoffeyviUe. 
Charles  C.  Starr,  B  Sc.,  '93,  Comdl  Univ. 

X907,  Assistant  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  State  House,  Topeka. 
A.  J.  Stout. 

1909,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  1346  FiUmore  St.,  Topeka. 
H.  H.  Van  Fleet,  A.B.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  ICans. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Helton. 
X909    William  C.  T.  Adams,  A.B..  Platteville  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.M.,  Taylor  Univ.;  M.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.; 
Ph.D.,  Upper  Iowa  Univ. 
X909,   President  of  Highland  University,  H»gM«nrf 
Joseph  H.  Byers,  A.B.,  'oa,  North  Ga.  Agri.  Coll. 

1905,   Principal  of  Stl  John  High  School,  4th  Ave.  and  Pearl  St.,  St.  John. 
A.  B.  Cope,  A.B.,  '04.  Campbell  Coll.;  A.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Kanj*. 

1909.   Principal  of  High  School,  807  Euclid  St.,  McPherson. 
BIrs.  Lucella  Cromer. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Pratt.  . 
Edward  H.  Ellsworth,  A.M.,  '9a,  Haraline  Univ. 

Principal  of  County  High  School,  Pratt. 
Mary  E.  Helwio,  A.B.,  '01.  Univ.  of  Kaas. 

Principal  of  High  School;  736  State  Ave.,  Kansas  Qty. 
George  £.  Jones,  A.B.,  Kans.  St.  Nor. 

X909,   Principal  of  High  School,  Marion. 
Arthxtr  V.  KOLB. 

Teacher  in  Black  Jack  School,  Douglas  County,  R.F.D.  No.  x,  Leloup. 
Thomas  M.  Keeoan,  A.B.,  '04,  Upper  Iowa  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Hoisington. 
E.  G.  Kelley. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  704  N.  Poplar  Sl,  Wellington. 
Maude  Lord. 

Teacher,  Public  Schools,  6x4  N.  Keosho  St.,  Chenryvale. 
L.  W.  Mayberry,  A.B..  Univ.  of  Kans. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools;  res.,  3x0  S.  Washington  St.,  Ida. 
A.  J.  McAllister,  B.Sc.,  '03,  Salina  Nor.  Univ.;  B.  Pcd., '05,  Kans.  Wes.  Univ. 

X906,   Superintexident  of  City  Schools,  3x0  S.  C.  (Box  xaSa),  Herington. 
Benjamin  F.  PmENOER.  A.B..  Ped.B..  '08.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  ColL 

X908,   Professor  of  Education  and  Oratory,  Fairmoimt  College,  Fiske  Hall,  Wichita. 
R.  S.  Russ. 

1903,  Principal  of  State  Manual  Normal  School,  1x7  E.  14th  St.,  Pittsburg. 

INSTrrUTIONS 
LIVE  MEMBERS 

1886    Board  or  Education,  Abilene. 

President,  J.  S.  Engler;  Secretary,  C.  H.  Hill,  Abilene. 
Board  or  Education,  Dodge  CrrY. 

President.  C.  £.  Argabright;  Qerk,  W.  T.  Coolidge,  Dodge  City. 
Board  of  Education,  CrrY  of  Ottawa. 

President,  J.  E.  Byers;  Clerk,  F.  A.  Waddle,  Ottawa. 
Board  or  Educatton.  Sedgwick. 

Superintendent.  Robert  N.  Halbert;  Clerk,  G.  P.  Schouten.  Sedgwick. 
Riley  County  Educational  .Association. 

President,  C.  S.  Cole,  Manhattan;   Secretary,  Winifred  Nousbaum,  Riley. 
Teachers'  Assocution  of  Cowley  County. 

President,  Mary  H.  Lewis,  Winfield;  Secretary,  Edith  E.  Turner,  Arkansas  City. 

active  members 

1897    Kansas  State  Agricultural  College. 

President,  Henry  J.  Waters;    Acting  Librarian,  Gertrude  A.  Barnes,  Manhattan. 

1899  Midland  College. 

President,  Rev.  M.  F.  Troxell;  Librarian,  Robert  J.  Peters,  Atchison. 

1900  Free  Public  Library,  Topeka. 

President,  John  K.  Mulrane;  Librarian,  Caroline  Medlicott,  Topeka. 


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lo8  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASj^OCIATION  IKatucky 

lSiASSA&-CoHtiiuted 

190a    UmvnsiTY  or  Kansas,  Libraby. 

Chancellor,  Frank  Strong;  Librarian,  Carrie  M.  Watson,  lAvrence. 
1903    Bakbx  UmvEtstrv,  Library. 

President  L.  H.  Murlin;  Librarian  Mrs.  E.  M.  Wood  Baldwin. 
X905    Kansas  Statk  Library. 

Librarian,  J.  L.  King.  Topcka. 
State  Nouul  School  of  Kansas.  Library. 

President.  Joeeph  Henry  Hill,  Emporia. 
Western  Branch  Kansas  State  Normal  School,  Library. 

Principal,  W.  S.  Picken;  Librarian,  Lulu  M.  Bioe,  Hays. 
igo8    Washburn  College,  Library. 

librarian,  Jeaaie  Dean,  Topdca. 

KENTUCKY 

life  member 

1877    William  Henry  BARTHOLOMEivr,  LL.D.,  'oa.  Ky.  St.  CoU. 

x88x.  Principal  of  Girls'  High  School*  4^6  E.  Gray  St.,  LouisyiUe. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS  | 

1889    George  J.  Ramsey,  A.M.,  *8o.  Hampden -Sidney  Coll.;  LL.D.,  'oS.  S.  W.  Presbyterian  Univ.  , 

1907,   Professor  of  Education.  Ceatral  Universitv  of  Kentucky;    and  Secretary,  Kentttdky 
Educational  Commission,  203  N.  Third  St.,  Danville. 
189X    McHenry  Rhoaos,  A.m..  West  Ky.  CoU.;  Ph.M.,  Hartford  CoU. 

X900,  Superintendent  m  City  Schools,  525  Griffith  Ave.,  Owcnsboro.  | 

1893    Edgar  H.  Mark. 

1894,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  420  W.  Walnut  St.,  Louisville. 
1896    Ida  Ritdolf.  ! 

Principal  of  the  Monsarrat  SchoGl,  x8a6  W.  Jefferson  St.,  Louisville. 
X897    John  Grant  Crabbe,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  Pd.M.,  Ohio  Univ.;  LL.D.,  Berea  CoIL  1 

X908,   State  Superintendent  of  .Public  Instruction,  Frankfort.  | 

John  BIilton  Guilliams,  A.B.,  '82,  Cent.  Nor.  CoU.;  A.M..  '98. 

1906,   Teacher  in  West  Kentucky  State  Normal  School;  res.,  630,  xith  St.,  BowUng  Green. 
Reitben  Post  Halleck.  A.B.,  '81,  A.M.,  '06,  Yale  Univ. 

Principal  of  Boys'  High  bchool,  x  154,  3d  Ave.,  Louisville. 
Anna  C.  Roth. 

1905,  Teacher  of  EngUsh,  Commercial  High  School;  res.,  25x7  W.  Chestnut  St.,  LouisviUe. 
1898    John  Wirt  Dinsmore,  A.M.,  '02,  Berea  CoU. 

X900,   Dean  of  Normal  Department  and  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Berea  College,  Bere*. 
Miles  Eugene  Marsh,  A.B..  '93,  Oberlin  CoU. 

Registrar  01  Berea  CoUege,  Berea. 
William  Henry  Perry,  A.M..  '02.  Ky.  St.  Univ.;  M.D.,  •08,  lU.  Med.  CoU. 
1878,   Principal  of  Public  Schools.  2909  W.  Walnut  St.,  LouisvUle. 
190X    James  Wood  Bradner,  B.Sc.,  '94.  Tri-Stale  Nor.  CoU.;  A.B., '08,  Ind.  Univ. 
X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  3x3  Forest  Ave.,  Ma>'sville. 
Ernest  P.  Chapw,  M.E..  '93.  Cornell  Univ. 

X903,   Principal  of  Manual  Training  High  School,  a  17  Crescent  Court,  LouisviUe. 
George  Allen  Hubbell,  B.S.,  '90,  A.M.,  '91,  Antioch  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Columbia  Univ. 

Professor  of  Sociology,  Kentucky  University;  res.,  134  Constitution  St.,  Lexington. 
Frederick  Floyd  Thwinc,  A.B.,  '80,  Oberlin  Coll.;  A.M.,  '08,  Univ.  of  LouisviUe. 

X892,   Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Manual  Training  High  School,   X416  S.  Brock  St., 
Louis\ille. 
X9oa     Faustin  S.  Delany,  A.B.,  '78.  A.M.,  '96,  Wilberforce  Univ. 

X906,   Director  of  Colored  Department,  Kentucky  Institution  for  Education  of  the  Blind, 
260  Haldeman  Ave.,  Louisville. 
Clarkson  W.  Houser,  M.D..  '00.  Louisville  Nat.  Med.  CoU. 

1882,    Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School,  laoo  W.  Chestnut  St.,  LouisviUe. 
Alfred  Livingston.  B.S. 

1906.  Principal  of  High  and  Manual  Training  School,  Henderson. 
1903    J.  Byron  LaRue,  A.B. 

190X,   President  of  Owensboro  College  and  Conservatory,  1503  Frederica  St.,  Owensbora 
Louis  Franklin  Snow,  Ph.B..  '87,  Browrn  Univ.;  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '90,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  'oj, 
Co'umhia  Univ. 
1909,   Dean.  Department  of  Education,  Kentucky  State  University;  res.,  163  N.  Upper  SL, 
Lexington. 
Enos  Spencer. 

1892,   President  of  Spencerian  Commercial  School,  6th  and  Main  Sts..  LouisviUe. 
X904    Frederick  J.  Corl. 

1899,   In  charge  of  Drawing  Department,  Du  Pont  Manual  Training  High  School,  S.  E 
cor.  Brook  and  Oak  Sts.,  Louisville. 
Alexander  Reed  Millican,  A.B.,  '61,  A.M..  '64,  LL.D.,  '02.  Ky.  Univ. 

1870-7,    1878,  Professor  of  Latin,  Kentucky  Transylvania  University,  376  S.  Broadway, 
Lexington. 
Irene  T.  Myers,  Ph.D.,  '00,  Yale  Univ. 

1903,   Dean  of  Women's  Department,  Transylvania  Univeraty,  Lexington. 


KentuAyl         LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  109 

KENTUCKY— CimlMi«erf 

J904    Sasah  Logan  Rogeks,  Gnd.,  Teachers  Coll..  New  York. 

1904.  Industrial  Supervisor,  Public  Schoob,  lax  W.  St.  Catherine  St.,  Louisville. 
1905    Elizabeth  Graeme  Bakbous,  A.B.,  '96,  Bryn  Mawr  Coll. 

Z903,  Head  ot  English  Department,  Girrs  High  School;  res.,  1323,  4th  Ave.,  Louisville. 
J.  P.  W.  BmotrsE. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  106  College  St.,  Somerset. 
Thokas  Ckittekden  Cherry,  A.B.,  'go,  Southern  Nor.  Sch. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  College  St.,  Bowling  Green. 

George  Buxbridge  Frazee,  Jr.,  B.MJ^.,  'oa,  Ky.  Stote  Univ.;  A.M.,  *o8,  Univ.  of  Louisville. 

X903,  Teacher  in  Manual  Training  High  School,  1x4  £.  Jacob  St.,  Louisville. 
Joseph  William  Ireland.  A.B.,  *oa,  A.M.,  '03,  Centre  Coll. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Logan  Ave.,  Stanford. 
Mary  K.  Keating.  ^ 

X903,   Principal  of  Grammar  School;    res.,  407  W.  Broadway,  Louisville. 
A.  J.  KXNNAMAN,  A.B..  '99.  A.M.,  '00.  Indiana  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Clark  Univ. 

X906,   Dean  of  Pedagogy,  Western  State  Normal  School,  Bowling  Green. 
R.  G.  LoWRY,  A.B.,  '82,  Central  Univ.,  Ky. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Pythian  Home  of  Kentucky,  Route  5,  Lexington. 

James  Kennedy  Patterson.  A.M.,  '59.  Ph.D..  '75.  Hanover  Coll.;  LL.D.,  Lafayette  Coll.;  F.  R.  H.  S..  80, 
1869,   President  of  State  University,  University  Campus,  Lexington. 

S.  S.  Robinson,  A.B..  '03.  Central  Univ. 

Principal  of  Schools,  La  Grange. 
Homer  Oscar  Sluss,  A.B.,  '95,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

1907,   Superintendent  c^  Schools,  1938  Scott  St.,  Covington. 

Jessie  Stewart. 

X909,  Head  of  the  Department  of  Mathematics,  and  Assistant  Principal,  Girl's  High  School, 
839  S.  Brook  St.  Louisville. 

WkLLIAM  H.  ThARP,  A.M.,  *72,  M.M.  Coll. 

X900,   Principal  of  University  School,  Zane  and  Garvin  PI.,  Louisville. 

igo6    H.  H.  Cherry. 

President  of  the  Western  Kentucky  State  Normal  School,  Bowiing  Green. 

Carolina  Kopmeier. 

1882,   Principal  of  Portland  ScIkwI;  res.,  131 3  Washington  St.,  Louisville. 
A.  S.  Maceenzie,  M.A.,  '92.  Univ.  of  Glasgow,  Scotland;  F.  R.  S.  L. 

1899,   Professor  of  English  and  Logic,  State  University  of  Kentucky,  Box  308,  Lexington. 
J.  E.  Manndc,  B.Sc..  '81,  Cent.  Nor.  CoU.;   Pd.B. 

1909,   Principal  of  High  School,  Kuttawa. 
Ellsworth  Regenstein. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  533  E.  4th  St.,  Newport. 
RoscoE  T.  WHrrriNGHiLL,  Pd.B.,  '03.  Ky.  St.  Coll. 

Z909,    Principal  of  High  School;  Central  Ave.,  Ashland. 

X907    Caroline  B.  Bourgard. 

1893,   Supervisor  of  Music,  City  Schools,  1334  Hepburn  Ave.,  Louisville. 
John  Albert  Carnagey,  A.B.,  '81,  A.M.,  '84,  Hanover  Coll. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  1158.  7th  St.,  Paducah. 
William  Hardin  Lucas.  A.B.,  '96,  Transylvania  Univ. 

1909,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  412  W.  Walnut  St.,  Louisville. 
X908    H.  S.  Cox,  A.B.,  '96,  Wesleyan  Univ.;  A.M.,  '04,  Harvard  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School;   res.,  73  E.  i8th  St.,  Covington. 
R.  H.  Crosspield,  A.M.,  Ky.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Woosler. 
President,  Transylvania  University,  Lexington. 

W.  H.  FousE,  A.B.  '93.  Otterbdn  Univ. 

1909,   Principal  of  William  Grant  High  School;  33  E.  9th  St.,  Covington. 

P.  W.  Grimstead. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Company,  Cdd  Spring. 

Lena  Hillerich. 

1906,    Supervisor  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  2605  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Louisville. 

Walter  O.  Hopper,  A.B.,  Center  Coll.  of  Central  Univ.,  Danville.  Ky. 

X908,   Superintendent  City  Schools,  High  St.,  Mt.  Sterling. 
Ira  Waite  Jayne,  A.B.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Michigan. 

1908,  Director,  Modd  School,  Eastern  Kentucky  State  Normal,  Richmond. 

C.  E.  Jenks. 

X908,  Teacher  of  English.  Manual  Training  High  School,  Louisville. 

Mrs.  Herbert  W.  Mengel,  Ph.B.,  '93,  Cornell  Univ. 

Member  of  State  Education  Committee,  and  Chairman  of  Louisville  Education 
Committee  of  Women's  Clubs,  2524  Park  PI.,  Louisville. 
Annie  S.  Waters. 

Associate  Principal  of  Kentucky  Home  School  for  Girls,  509  W.  Ormsby  Ave.,  Louis- 
ville. 

1909    Ezra  L.  Gillis. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Education,  State  University  of  Kentucky;   124  Hagerman  Ct., 
Lexington. 
Nma  McGinnis,  A.B.,  '93,  Pleasant  T.  Potter  Coll. 

X909,  Teacher  in  High  School;   1022  Adams  St.,  Bowling  Green. 


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KENTUCKY— Cm/mumI 

1909    C.  W.  Richards,  L.I.,  '01,  Pcabodv  Coll.;  A.B  ,  '03,  Univ.  of  NashvUle. 
1907,  Superintendent  ot  Qty  Schools,  Princeton. 

INSTTrUTIONS 

X9oa    Berea  Colleox,  Libsaxy. 

President,  William  G.  Frost;  librarian,  Euphemia  K.  Corwia,  Bccta. 
Z904    Louisville  Free  Public  Library. 

Ubrarian,  WilUam  F.  Yust,  Loubvillc. 
1906    Lexxncton  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  M.  K.  BuUiU.  Lexinstol. 

1908  DEPARTKEirr  OF  Education.  State  or  Kei«tucky. 

J.  G.  Crabbe,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Frankfort. 
Eastern  Kentucky  State  Norical  School. 

President,  R.  N.  Roark;  Librarian,  Ada  J.  Barter,  Richmond. 

1909  State  University  or  Kentucky. 

President,  James  K.  Patterson,  Lexington. 
Western  Kentucky  State  Normal  School. 

President,  H.  H.  Cherry;  Librarian,  Fkxence  Ragland,  Bowling  Green. 

LOUISIANA 

ACTIVE  MXICBERS 

X889    Miss  Marion  Brown,  Grad..  '77.  Peabody  Nor.  Sem.,  and  '88.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Oswego.  N.  Y. 

190a.   Vice-Principal  of  McDonQgh  High  School  No.  3, 740  Esplanade  Ave.,  New  Orleans. 
189a  Geoiob  SouLi. 

President  of  Soul<  Commercial  College  and  litcnury  Institute,  603  Sc  Charles  St., 
New  Orleans. 

1894  Miss  H.  A.  Suter. 

1878,   Principal  of  McDonogh  High  School  No.  a,  636  Jackson  Ave.,  New  Orieans. 

1895  Warren  Easton.  A  B..  *7i.  B.Sc.,  St.  Univ.  of  La. 

1888,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1628  State  St.,  New  Orieans. 

1896  B.  C  Caldwell. 

Natchitoches. 
Evelinb  a.  Waldo. 

1885,   Kindergarten  Training  Teacher,  5516  Pitt  St.,  New  Orleans. 
X897    Clara  G.  Baer,  Grad.,  '91,  Posse  Gymnasium,  Boston. 

2891.    Professor  of  Physical  Education,  Newcomb  College,  Tulane  University  of  T/wisiaiia, 
New  Orleans. 
X900    C  H.  Carson,  Jr.,  A.B.,  '83.  Emory  Coll. 

1898,   Professor  of  Chemistry  and  Physics,  Louisiana  Industrial  Institute,  Ruston. 
1901    Nicholas  L.  A.  Bauer,  B.Sc.,  '97,  A.M.,  '99,  Tulane  Univ. 

1901,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  3425  Canal  St^  New  Orleans. 
John  Robinson  CoNNirr.  A.B..  '94.  Tulane  Univ. 

1901.   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  40x3  Prytania  St.,  New  Orleans. 
R.  W.  Perkins,  A.B..  '73,  A.M.,  '75,  Ph.D.,  '9?.  BuckneU  Univ. 
1901,   President  of  Leland  University,  New  Orleaxis. 
X9oa    Edwin  Boone  Craighead,  A.B..  A.M.,  *83,  Central  College;   LL.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  D.C.L, 
'07,  Univ.  of  the  South. 
X903,   President  of  the  Tulane  University  of  Louisiana,  New  Orleans. 
X903    Morton  A.  Aldrich,  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '97,  Halle. 

X90X,   Professor  of  Economics  and  Sociology,  Tulane  University  of  Louisiana,  New  OrleansL 
James  Benjamin  Aswell,  A.B.,  '93,  Peabody  Coll.;   A.M.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Nashville;  LL.D.,  '07, 
Univ.  of  Ark. 
X908,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Natchitoches. 
Joseph  Marr  Gwinn,  A.B.,  'oa.  Univ.  of  Mo.;  Pd.B.,  '93,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Wazrensbuig,  Mo.;  A.M., 
'07,  Columbia  Univ. 
X907,   Department  of  Education,  Tulane  University  of  T»uisiana,  New  Orleans. 
Jessie  Spearing,  A.B.,  '05,  Newcomb  Coll. 

X905,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School;  res.,  871  Cotton  St.,  Shreveport. 

1904  Edwin  Lewis  Stephens.  A.B..  'ga.  La.  State  Univ.;  Pd.M.,  '07,  Pd.D,.  H)9,  New  York  Univ. 

1900.   President  of  Southwestern  Louisiana  Industrial  Institute.  Lafayette. 

1905  Lenesse  Joseph  Alleman.  A.B..  *o2.  A.M..  'q8.  Christian  Brothers  Coll..  Tenn. 

1907,    State  Institute  Conductor,  408  N.  Boulevard.  Baton  Rouge. 
Thomas  D.  Boyd,  A.M.,  '72,  La.  St.  Univ.;   LL.D.,  ♦97.  Tulane  Univ. 

1896,    President  of  Louisana  Slate  University,  Baton  Rouge. 
Cyrus  J.  Brown. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Ascen^on  Parish,  Donaldsonville. 
Margaret  C.  Hanson.  L.  of  I.,  Peabody  Nor.  Coll. 

igoi,    Principal  of  New  Orleans  Normal  School,  1905  Coliseum  St.,  New  Orleans. 
Victor  Leander  Roy.  B  Sc..  *qo. 

19^4,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Avoyelles  Parish  and  of  Lafayette;  res.,  Marksville 
David  Brumbauch  Showat.ter,  B.E..  '88,  M.E.,  '90,  Juniata  Coll. 

igo8,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Rapides  Parish,  Alexandria. 
X906    S.  A.  Alleman.  A.B..  '08.  La.  St.  Univ. 

1905,    Parish  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  NapoleonviUe. 
Henry  J.  Bkadle.  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '97.  B.Sc.    '01,  Je£ferson  CoU. 

igo8.  Principal  of  Graded  5>chool.  Lutcher. 


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LOUISIANA-C<m<»iNMd 

1906  TnoTHY  OscA«  Bkown.  B.Sc.,  '80,  Nor.  Sch.,  Dickaon.  Tenn. 

xgo6,   Saperintendent  of  Public  Education  of  Onachita  Parish,  and  (1909)  Superintendent 
of  Onachita  Parish  High  School;  res.,  ao?  Miro  St.,  Monroe. 
B.  F.  Dudley,  B.Sc.,  '88.  Kans.  Nor.  CoU. 

X907,   Department  of  Science  and  Mathematics  in  Louisiana  Industrial  Institute.  Ruston. 
Clabsnce  Chkrrington  Henson,  A.B.,  ^99,  Ohio  Univ.;    A.M.,  '03.  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,   Principal  of  Isadore  Newman  Manual  Training  School,  6039  Prytania  St.,  New 
Orieans. 
John  Efhsaim  Keeny,  M.E.,  *8a,  Juniata  ColL,  Pa. 

1907,  President  of  Louisiana  Industrial  Institute,  Ruston. 
John  McNeesb. 

1888,   Parish  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  and  Treasurer  of  School  Funds;  190Z  S. 
Hodges  St.,  Lake  Charles. 
Geoioe  W.  Reid. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  701  Jackson  St.,  Monroe. 

1907  Alkx.  B.  CorvEY,  M.S.D.,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Kirksville,  Mo.;  A.B.,  Leland  Stanford  Jr  Univ.;  AJd., 

Columbia  Univ. 
Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Education,  Louiaana  State  University,  Baton  Rouge. 
Jaiob  Hakdy  Dillard.  A.M.,  '76,  B.L.,  '77,  Litt.D.,-  '95,  Washington  and  Lee  Univ.;  LL.D.,  *o8 
Tulane  Univ. 

1908,  President  of  the  Jeanes  Fund  (for  Negro  Rural  Schools),  571  Audubon  St.,  New 

Orleans. 
Lbo  M.  Favrot,  B.Sc..  Tulane  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  St.  Martin  Parish,  St.  MartinviUe. 
FuLUB  M.  Hamilton,  Grad.,  La.  St.  Nor  Sch. 

X906,   Principal  of  High  School,  Oakdale. 
Adam  Moose  Hendon. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  West  Feliciana  Parish  Schools,  St.  Frandsville;    express  office, 

Bayon  Sara. 
Leslie  J.  Kavanagh,  A.M.,  *97. 

Superintendent  of  Catholic  Education,  Archdiocese  of  New  Orleans,  3406  Napoleon 
Ave.,  New  Orleans. 
Charles  Jackson  Thompson. 

X904,   Parish  Superintendent  Public  Schools,  Opelousas. 

1908  Joseph  Huohes  Bres,  A.B.,  '06,  TuLane  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Parish  of  West  Baton  Rouge,  Port  Allen. 
C    E.    Byxd. 

Superintendent  of  Parish  Schools,  Shreveport. 
Margaret  Elsie  Cross.  A.M.,  *o2,  Columbia  Univ. 

X909,   Professor  of  Education,  Newcomb  College,  Tulane  University,  2838  Camp  St.,  New 
Orieans. 
Thomas  H.  Harris. 

1908,  State  Superintendent  of  Education,  02a  Convention  St. ,  Baton  Rouge. 
Philip  S.  Hasty,  Man.  Tr.  Dip..  Teachers  Coll..  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,   Supervisor  of  Elementary  and  Secondary  Manual  Training,  Newman  Manual  Train- 
ing School,  183 1  Peters  Ave.,  New  Orieans. 
IjofTEL  Edwin  Messick,  B.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

X908,   Superimendent  of  Public  Schools,  Iberville  Parish.  Plaquemine. 
Leslie  Brewster  Smhii.  A.B.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

X905,   Teacher  of  Mathematics  and  Science,  Newman  Manual  Training  School,  1205  State 
St.,  New  Orieans. 
David  Clink  Strickler,  A.B..  '99,  Peabody  Coll.,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

Parish  Superintendent,  Concordia  Parish,  Vidalia. 
E.  H.  Turner.  B.Sc.,  A.B.,  '06,  Southern  Nor.  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Caldwell  Parish,  Columbia. 
E.  L.  Wright. 

Parish  Superintendent  Pubb'c  Education,  T^fayette  Parish,  Lafayette. 

1909  Joseph  Emile  Blum,  Jr.,  A.6..  '08.  A.B..  in  Educ,  *o9,  Tulane  Univ. 

1909,  Professor  of  French,  High  School;    1333  Oakland  St.,  Shreveport. 
Gaston  Loub  Porterie,  B.Sc.,  '04.  La.  St.  Univ. 

Principal  of  New  Iberia  High  School,  Marksville. 
Gertritde  Roberts  SMrrn,  Grad.,  Mass    Nor.  Art  Sch. 

x888.   Associate  Professor  of  Art,  Newcomb  ColL,  New  Orleans. 
Samuel  E.  Weber,  Ph.D. 

Inspector  of  State  High  Schods;  res.,  4x2  North  St.,  Baton  Rouge. 

institutions 

190X    New  Orleans  Normal  School. 

Principal.  Mis.s  Margaret  C.  Hanson;   librarian,  Grace  Leeds,  1905  Coliseum  St., 
New  Orieans. 
X906    Assumption  Parish  Tfachkrs'  Association. 

President,  Charles  J.  O'Farrell;  Treasurer,  Miss  Anna  K.  Fey,  Napoleonville. 
State  Normal  School.  Natchitoches. 

President,  James  B.  Aswdl,  Natchitoches. 
IQ07    Tulane  University  op  Louisiana,  Library. 

President,  £.  B.  Craighead;  Librarian,  Miss  M.  M.  Bell,  New  Orleans. 


112  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Maine 

MAINE 

LIFE  MEMBEK 

1889  Edmund  Wentworth  Wkioht,  A.B.,  '66,  A.M.,  '69,  Harvard  ColL 

Old  Orchard. 

ACTIVE  MEMBEES 

1890  MEREnr  Caldwell  Fernald,  A.B.,  *6i,  A.M.,  '64,  Ph.D.,  •81,  LL.D.,  'oa,  Bowdoin  Coll.;  LL.D., 

'08,  Univ.  of  Me. 
Professor  of  Philosophy,  Emeritus,  University  of  Maine,  54  Main  St..  Orono. 
1895    Chakles  H.  Morss,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '82,  Harvard  Univ. 
1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Portland. 
William  Wallace  Stetson,  LL.D.,  Colby  Coll.,  Monmouth  Coll. 
Educational  Lecturer,  295  Minot  Ave.,  Auburn. 
X90Z    Myron  £.  Bennett. 

1908,  Member  of  School  Board,  Ssnford. 
Walter  Earle  Russeh,  A.B.,  '93,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1905,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Gorham. 
1903    Alfred  Williams  Anthony,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  D.D..  '08,  Brown  Univ.;  D.D.,  *oa.  Bates  Coll. 
1887,   Prctfcssor  of  Christian  Literature  and  Ethics,  Bates  College,  336  Colk^e  St.,  Lewiston. 
Drew  T.  Harthorn,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '97.  Colby  Coll. 
Principal  of  Wilton  Academy,  Wilton. 
William  Dewrt  Hyde,  A.B.,  '79.  Harvard  Coll.;  D.D.,  Harvard  Univ.  and  Bowdoin  Coll.;  LL.D., 
Syracuse  Univ. 
1885,    President  of  Bowdoin  College,  Brunswick. 
George  H.  D.  L'Amourf.ux,  A.B.,  '94.  A.M..  '97.  Colby  Coll.  * 

190S,   Principal  of  R.  W.  Traip  Academy,  Kittery. 
Edward  H.  McLachlin,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1901,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  60  Pearl  St.,  Bath. 
Mary  Abigail  Stevens. 

1895,   Head  of  English  Department,  High  School,  374  Main  St.,  Lewiatoo. 
Rt.  Rev.  Louis  S.  Walsh.  D.D.;  LL.D.,  '08.  Univ.  of  Maine. 

Roman  Catholic  Bishop  of  Portland,  307  Congress  St.,  Portland. 
X904    Lucy  Hale  Tapley. 

1909,  Dean  of  Spelman  Seminary,  Atlanta,  Ga.;  home  address.  West  Brooksville. 

X905    George  Emory  Fkllows,  Ph.D.,  '00,  Berne;  L.H.D..  '03.  Lawrence  Univ.;  LL.D.,  'os,  Bowdoin  CoO. 

1902,  President  of  the  University  of  Maine,  Orono. 
X906    William  H.  Brownson,  A.B..  '77,  A.M..  '06.  Colby  Univ. 

1905,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  85  Market  St.,  Portland. 
Payson  Smh-h.  A.M  ,  '03.  Tufts  Coll.;  LL.D..  '08,  Univ.  of  Maine;  Litt.D.,  '09,  Bates  ColL 
1907.    State  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  State  House,  Augusta. 
1907    Daniel  Wolford  La  Rue,  Pd.B..  '01,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  East  Stroudsburg,  Pa.;  A.B.,  '04,  A.M.,  '05, 
Dickinson  Coll.;  A.M.,  '07,  Harvard  Univ. 
1907,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  ai  Murray  St.,  Augusta. 
Farnswortb  G.  Marshall.  A.B.,  'o^,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

X906,   Principal  of  Cony  High  School,  Augusta. 
D«  Forest  Henry  Perkins.  Ph.B.,  '00.  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Maine;  LL.B.,  '06,  Univ.  of  HI. 

Z908,    District    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Madison  and  Skowh^an,  53  Spring  St., 
Skowhegan. 
Henry  Herbert  Randall,  A.B.,  '00,  Bowdoin  Coll 
1907,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Auburn. 
Z908    Denis  K  Bowman,  A.B.  '93,  A.M.,  '96.  Cdby  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  173  Main  St.,  Waterville. 
Edna  Emma  Lamson. 

1906,  Teacher  oi  Methods  and  Critic  in  Arithmetic,  Spelman  Seminary,  Atlanta;   home 

address,  Rockville,  Maine. 
L.  E.  Moulton,  A.B.,  '93.  Bates  Coll. 

1909,    Principal,  Eklward  Little  High  School;  x  1 7  High  St..  Auburn. 
Francis  R.  North,  k.  B. ,  '97.  WesJey.in  Univ. ;  A  M. ,  *o3,  Columbia  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School,  a  a  Bolton  St..  Portland. 
CurroN  Ennis  Wass. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Sangerville  and  Greenville  Schools,  SangerviUe. 
1909    RALPrf  E.  Arey. 

1908,  Principal  of  Grammar  School,  P.  O.  Box  47a,  Kennebunk. 

George  C.  Chase,  A.B..  '68,  A.M.,  '71,  Bates  Coll.;   D.D.,  '95   Colby  CoD.;   LL.D.,  »p5,  Univ.  of 
Colo.;  LL.D..  '98,  Univ.  of  New  Brunswick;  LL.D.,  'oa,  Bowdoin  CoU. 
1894,    President  of  Bates  College,  and  Professor  of  Psychology  and  Logic,    x6  Frye  St., 
Lewiston. 
Nellie  M.  Worth,  A.B..  '03.  Colby  Coll. 

1908,   Assistant  In  High  School,  5a  Fountain  St.,  Bangor. 

institutions 
1903    Bates  College,  Library. 

President,  George  C.  Chase;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Blanche  Whittum  Roberts,  Lewiston. 
UNiVERsrrY  OF  Maine,  Library. 

President,  George  Emory  Fellows;  Librarian,  Ralph  K.  Jooes,  Orono. 

1906  Portland  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Alice  C.  Furbi.sh,  Portland. 

1907  Thompson  Free  Library. 

Chairman,  Executive  Committee,  S.  O.  Brown;  Librarian,  Miss  M.  E.  Averill,  Dover. 


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MARYLAND 

LrPK  ICCMBBK 

1876    Sakah  E.  RicmcoifD. 

1909,   Principal  of  State  Monnal  School,  2508  Madison  Ave.,  Baltimore. 

ACnVl  MEMBERS 

1885    HsxntY  Alexander  Wise,  Grad.  of  Va.  Mil.  Inst. 

1900,   First  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  xx  W.  Mulberry  St.,  Baltimore. 
1891    John  E.  McCaran,  A.M.,  '60,  Dicldnson  Coll. 

1884,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  507  N.  CarroUton  Ave.,  Baltimore. 

1893  James  H.  Van  Sickle.  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Colo.,  Pd.D.,  *o4,  Albany. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Instruction,  School  Administration  Building,  1519  Linden  Ave.. 

Baltimore. 

1894  Eli  M.  Lamb. 

X864,  Associate  Principal  of  Friends'  School,  143a  McCulloh  St.,  Baltimore. 
1896    Harry  Marc  Rowe,  Ph.D.,  '93.  Waynesburg  Coll. 

Educational  Publisher  of  the  Sadler-Rowe  Co.,  ax  W.  Fayette  St.,  Baltimore. 

1898  Thomas  Fell,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  Univ.  of  the  South,  Tenn. 

1886,   President  of  St.  John's  College,  Annapolis. 
Albert  J.  Gminder. 

X896,   Vice-Principal  of  School  No.  6a,  and  Instructor  of  Latin  and  German  in  Preparatory 
School  Department;  res.,  607  Lennox  St.,  Baltimore. 
Martin  Bates  Stephens,  A.M.,  '90,  Dickinson  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '03.  Washington  Coll. 
State  Superintendent  of  Public  Education,  Annapolis;  res.,  Denton. 

John  Thomas  White,  Grad.,  '78,  Mercersburg  Coll.;  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '84,  Franklin  and  Marshall  CoIL 

1908,  County  Superintendent;  Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  Board  of  School  Commissioners, 

Frederick  County,  4a  East  3d  St.,  Frederick. 

1899  Edward  H.  Griffin.  D.D.,  'So,  Amherst  Coll.;   LL.D..  '88.  Princeton  Univ.;   '05.  Williams  Coll. 

1889,   Professor  of  the  History  of  Philosophy  and  Dean  of  the  College  Faculty,  Johns  Hop- 
kins University,  Baltunore. 

1900  Edwin  Hebden,  A.M.,  '01,  Dickinson  Coll. 

Principal  of  Group  "A"  Public  Schods;  714  Euclid  Ave.,  Tuxedo  Park,  Baltimore. 
Mrs.  Elizabeth  E.  Pifpin. 

1894,   Vice-Principal  of  High  School,  Denton. 
1991    Virgil  Mores  HaLVER,  A.B.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 

Head  Master  of  Calvert  School,  10  W.  Chase  St.,  Baltimore. 
Jacob  Grape,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '89,  St.  John's  CoU.,  Md. 

x9oa,  Group  Principal  of  Schools.  3430  N.  Calvert  St..  Baltimore. 

190a    Henry  Harold  Ballard,  A.B..  '88,  Ph.D.,  '93.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1909,  Instructor,  Baltimore  City  College;  i6aa  Mt.  Royal  Ave.,  Baltimore. 

Albert  Samuel  Cook,  A.B.,  '95.  Princeton  Univ.,  A.M.,  *o6. 

Superintendent  of  Baltimore  County  Schools,  Towson,  Sta.  A,  Baltimore. 

1903  WiLLARD  C.  AlDRTCH. 

X896,   Instructor  in  Manual  Training,  Jacob  Tome  Institute,  Port  Deposit. 
James  Fredfrick  Hopkins. 

1906,   Director  of  Maryland  Institute,  Mt.  Royal  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
Sarah  Pielert. 

189 1,   Principal  of  School  6,  District  15,  Baltimore  County,  Bengies. 

Ira  Remsen,  A.B.,  '65.  Coll.  of  City  of  N.  Y.;  M.D.,  '67,  Coll.  Phys.  &  Surg.,  N.  Y.;  Ph.D.,  '70.  G^t- 
tingen;  LL.D.,  Columbia,  Princeton,  Yale,  Toronto.;  D.C.L.,  '07,  Univ.  of  the 
South. 

190 1,  President  of  Johns  Hopkins  University,  Baltimore. 

Arthur  Francis  SMrra,  A.B.,  '02,  A.M.,  '97,  West.  Md.  Coll. 

1900,   Principal  of  Central  High  School,  Box  la,  Looaconing. 

1904  Edward  Franklin  Buchner,  A.B.,  '89,  Western  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '93,  Yale  Univ. 

1908,  Professor  of  Education  and  Philosophy,  Johns  Hopkins  University,  Baltimore. 
Caroline  A.  DRorcHT. 

igox.   Principal  of  School  39;  res.,  901  Cold  Spring  Lane.  Baltimore. 
J.  Montgomery  Gambrill. 

1906,   Head  of  the  Department  of  History  and  Civics.  Baltimore  Polytechnic   Institute, 
and  Editor  of  "Atlantic  Educational  Journal;"  aioa  Chelsea  Terrace,  Baltimore. 
190s    Mary  E.  Ford. 

X904,  Teacher  of  English,  State  Normal  School  No.  a,  Frostburg. 
WaLiAM  James  Hollowav. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Wicomico  Co.,  Salisbury. 

Ernest  T.  McNirrr,  A.B..  '98.  West.  Md.  Coll. 

1909.  Principal  of  High  School,  Denton. 

Edward  Martin  Noble.  A.B..  and  A.M..  Washington  Coll.;  A.B.,  Swarthmore  Coll. 

County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Denton. 
H.  T.  Pratt. 

Supervisor  of  Practice,  1934  Druid  Hill  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
Olin  R.  Rice,  A.B.,  '90,  Dickinson  Coll. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Frostburg. 
Margaret  Minerva  Robinson,  A.M.,  'oo,  Western  Md.  Coll. 

1908,    Preceptress  of  Western  Maryland  College,  Westminster. 


ZI2 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


MAINE 

LIFE   MXMBEK 

1889    Edicund  Wentworth  Wkight,  A.B.,  '66,  A.M.,  '69,  Harrard  ColL 
Old  Orchard. 

ACTIVS  MEIIBEIS 

i8go    Meerrt  Caldwell  Feknald,  A.B.,  '61,  A.M.,  '64,  Ph.D.,  *8i,  LL.D., 
'08.  Uaiv.  of  Mc. 
Professor  of  Philosophy,  Emeritus,  University  of  Main 
189s    Chaelks  H.  Morss,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '8r.  Harvard  Univ. 
Z909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Portland. 
William  Wallace  Stetson,  LL.D.,  Colby  Coll.,  Monmouth  CoU. 
Educational  Lecturer,  ags  Minot  Ave.,  Auburn. 
190X    Myson  E.  Bennett. 

1908,  Member  of  School  Board,  Ssnford. 
Walter  Earle  Rdssel^,  A.B.,  '93,  Weslcyan  Univ. 

1905,    Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Gorham. 
1903    Alfred  Williams  Anthony,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  *86,  D.D..  '08,  Br 
1887,    Professor  of  Christian  Literature  and  Ethics,  B. 
Drew  T.  Harthorn,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '97.  Colby  CoU. 

Principal  of  Wilton  Academy,  Wilton. 
William  Dewitt  Hyde,  A.B.,  '79,  Harvard  Coll.;  D.D.,  Har^ 
Syracuse  Univ. 
1885,    President  of  Bowdoin  College,  BrunswicL 
George  H.  D.  L'Amoureux.  A.B.,  W  A.M.,  '97.  Colby  ( 
1905,    Principal  of  R.  W.  Traip  Academy,  Kitt< 
Edward  H.  McLachlin,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Dartmou' 

X901,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  60  Pearl  St 
Mart  Abigail  Stevens. 

1895,   Head  of  English  Department,  High  S( ' 
Rt.  Rev.  Louis  S.  Walsh.  D.D.;  LL.D.,  '08,  Univ. 
Roman  Catholic  Bishop  of  Portlani< 
X904    Lucy  Hale  Tapley. 

1909,  Dean  of  Spelman  Seminary,  Atlan* 

1905  George  Emory  Fellows,  Ph.D.,  '90,  Berne;  L.H  ' 

X9oa,    President  of  the  University  of  M  .^ 

1906  William  H.  Brownson.  A.B.,  '77.  A.M..  *o6.  O 

1905.    Superintendent  of  Schools,  85 

Payson  Smith,  A.M  ,  'o^,  Tufts  Coll.;  LL.D.  ' 

1907,    State  Superintendent  of  Publi 

1907  DAinsL  Wolford  La  Rue,  Pd.B..  '01,  St.  N- 

Dickinson  Coll.;  A.M..  V 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools. 
Faknsworth  G.  Marshall,  A.B.,  'o^,  Bov 

X906,    Principal  of  Cony  High  S. 
Dk  Forest  Henry  Perkins.  Ph.B.,  '00,  .\ 

1908,  District    Superintenden 

Skowhegan. 
HENmy  Herbert  Randall,  A.B.,  '00.  IV 
1907,    Superintendent  of  S< 
X908    Dknis  £.  Bowman,  A.B.  '93,  A.M..  '< 

1905,  Superintendent  of  S 
£dma  Emma  Lamson. 

1906,  Teacher  of  Meth- 
address,  Rock\ ' 


Baltimore; 


Baltimore. 


,  CoUegePariu 


Hamilton. 


-  vols.  Rockville. 
\'^  ^\tr TTieo.  Sero. 
i.  10  St.  Paul  St.,  BaMmoce. 

^boob.  CcBtrevOle. 


-  E^xlcptks,  Public  School*,  410  N.  Carey  St., 
*j^3tt  Cfloatr;  827  Hamilton  Terrace,  Baltimore. 


L.  E.  MouLTON,  A.B.,  '93.  Bates  ( 
1909,    Principal,  Edwar 
Francis  R.  North.  A.B.,  *o7.  ^V 

Principal  of  H 
Cx.j«TOM  Ennis  Wass. 

X907,   Superintemir 
X909      RAi-Prf  E.  Arey. 

1908,   Principal  <  f 
Gkorge  C.  Chase,  A.B,,  't 

Colo.;    1 
1894,    Prcsiflciv 
lx.wi- 
Nellie  M.  Worth.  \M 
X908,  Assi>t. 


^ -^  M  L.  Raney.  Baltimore. 
_-xvX¥,  jiKin  Ganoil,  Frederick. 


XO03       Bates  College,  Libp  ^ 
Pn 
TJmvERsiTY  or  Mais'- 


Pomtlamd  Pm 


•^kTe*"*^  W.  Mealey;  Librarian,  Mary  L.  Tltcomb 

'v*    KjsjBiwr.  CM.  Probst,  St.  Paul  and  a3<iSto.,BalUnioce. 

3^«r.  Li!«n«».  ABre  W.  Reins,  Howard  and  Center  Sli.. 

-  '"r'^;^  ^t^^^Tpfattta.  MadUon  and  Lafayette  Ave*..  BaJtimore 


Bai'iraiTre. 


>.  BoLrr.  L2«rian,  Mary  R.  C^weU,  Ptort  DeposU. 


'^  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  115 


^^.  "HUSETTS 


"-•ms  CoH.,  Princeton  Univ.,  '70,  Yale 

'  University,  Cambridge. 

..1. 


L-  Instructor,  Care  T.  F.  Chapin, 
.  .;  D.D.,  *7S.  Iowa  CdL;  LLJ>.,  '97. 

ollege.  Park  St.,  WiUianutofm. 
.  >.,  '82,  Bates  CoIL;  LL.D.,  '06,  Whitman 

idc  Sq.,  Hyde  Park. 


!. 
iial  School,  68  Summer  St.,  Bridgewater. 
\  B.,  '65,  A.M..  '68.  LL.D.,  '93,  WUIiams  CoIL 
I  K)ls,  Randolph. 
-.  Hates  Coll. 
ti  of  Hygiene  and  Physical  Education,  Wellesley  College, 


.  D.Sc., '04,  Brown  Univ.;  A.M.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 
it;lish  High  School,  (:      ~       ^  "        ...-,. 
lurlbut  St.,  Cambridge. 


)i;lish  High  School,  (X908--09)  Consulting  Teacher,  English 


V  liroMm  Univ. 

ing  Co.  and  Winship  Teachers*  Agency,  29A  Beacon  St.,  Boston. 

vinj;,  State  Normal  School,  Bridgewater. 
V).  L'niv.  of  I^ipzig. 
1 1  sachusctts  Board  of  Education,  15  Temple  St.,  West  Newton. 

. .  Dartmouth  Terrace,  Springfield. 

r  of  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  43  Cross  St.,  Springfield. 
\LF.  Litl.D.,  '05.  Tufts  CoU. 
. . .'  1  wood  Terrace,  Winchester. 

■  ••  FY. 

.    i.iant  Treasurer  and  Manager,  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  Springfield. 
..  ovfB,  A.B.,  '73,  Dartmouth  Coll. 
.-^ufx^rintendcnt  of  Schools,  City  Hall,  Lowell. 
.^i>  Winship,  Litt.D.,  '98. 

Editor  of  '\Joumal  of  Education,"  and  Member  of  State  Board  of  Education,  39A 
Beacon  St.,  Boston. 
NO  Cooper. 
Wayland. 
il.  Martin,  A.M.,  *79.  Amherst  Coll.;  Litt.D.,  '05,  Tufts  CoIL 
388  Summer  St.,  West  Lynn. 
t.s  Herbert  Thorber,  Ph.B.,  '86,  Cornell  Univ.;  A.M.,  '90,  Haverford  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  Clark 
Univ. 
1903,  Member  of  firm  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  Publishers,  29  Beacon  St.,  Boston. 
RFDERicx  Elmer  Chapmak. 

1890,   Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  xa6  Oxford  St.,  Cambridge. 
Uknjamw  C.  Gregory,  A.B.,  Coll.  of  City  of  N.  Y.;  L.H.D.,  Rutgers  Coll. 
X903,   Supermtendent  of  Schools,  33  Clark  Ave.,  Chelsea. 
,S    Sarah  Louisb  Arnold,  A.M.  (honorary),  'oa.  Tufts  Coll. 

Z9oa,   Dean  of  Simmons  College,  Boston;  res.,  9  Crescent  Ave.,  Newton  Centre. 
Clabkncb  C.  Birchard. 

X90X,   Educational  Publisher,  lai  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 
J.  E.  BuBKE,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  'q3.  Colby  Coll. 

Z904,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Boston;  res.,  60  Alban  St.,  Dorchester  Centre. 
Roland  W.  Guss,  Grad.,  '81,  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Pa.:  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '91,  Wcs.  Univ.,  Conn. 

1897,   Instructor  in  Natural  Science  ana  Nature  Study,  State  Normal  School,  405  Church 
St.,  North  Adams. 
Isaac  Freeman  Hall,  A.M.,  '04,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1895,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  City  Hall,  North  Adama. 
Paul  Henry  Hanus,  B.Sc..  '78,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  LL.D..  *o6,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

X90Z,   Professor  of  the  Theory  and  Practice  of  Education,  Harvard  University  a  Berk-'— * 
St.,  Cambridge. 


Il6  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Maaachuseoa 

MASSACHUSETTS— Cm/mmmI 

1895  Albert   Bdshncll  Hakt,  A.B.,   '80,    Harvard    Univ.;    Ph.D.,  '83,  Fmburf,  Baden;  LL.D.,  'oa, 

Richmond  Coll.;   '05,  Tufts;  and  '07,   Western  Reserve  Univ.;   Litt.D.,  '09,  Univ. 
of  Geneva. 

1897,  Professor  of  History,  Harvard  Univ.;  res.,  xg  Craigie  St.,  Cambridge. 
Axx>Nzo  Mesekvz. 

1886.   Principal  of  Bowdoin  School,  87  Linden  St.,  Allston  Station,  Boston. 
Charles  W.  Pakmenter,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M..  '86,  Ph.D.,  '95,  Tufts  Coll. 

1894,   Head  Master  of  Mechanic  Arts  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  80  Upland  Road,  Nofth 
Cambridge. 
Baroness  Rose  Posse. 

1893,   Editor  of  "Posse  Gymnasium  Journal"  and  (1896)  Director  of  Posse  Gymnasium, 
ao6  Massachusetts  Ave.,  Bo^n. 
Charles  Arthur  Sibley,  A.B..  '87,  Amherst  Coll. 

Member  of  Firm  of  C.  A.  Sibley  &  Co'.,  xso  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Johm  Gilbert  Thompson,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '9^,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X895,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  xx  Weymouth  St.,  Fitchburg. 

Henry  WHrrrEifORE,  .A.B.,  '66,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X898,   Prindpai  of  State  Normal  School,  State  St.,  Framingham. 

1896  Charles  H.  Ames,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M..  '73,  Amherst  Coll. 

Educational  Publisher.  Director  and  Secretary  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  xao  Boybton 
St.,  Boston;  res.,  300  Highland  St.,  West  Newton. 
George  Peters  Armstrong,  B.Sc,  '03,  Harvard  Univ. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  27  Orchard  St.,  Behnont. 
Wallace  C.  Boyden,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Amherst  Coll. 

xgoo,   Head  Master  of  Boston  N(vmal  School;  res.,  2a i  Walnut  St.,  NewtoaviUe. 
George  W.  Brown. 

1886,   Prindpai  of  Jackman  School,  38  High  St.,  Newburyport. 
Joseph  G.  Edgerly. 

1875,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  37  Atlantic  Ave.,  Fitchburg. 
Henry  Dwight  Hervey,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '96,  Denison  Univ. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Maiden. 
Herbert  J.  Jones,  Ph.B.,  '94,  Cornell  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Sandwich-Boume-Mashpee  Union;  res..  Sandwich. 
Lincoln  Owen,  A.B.,  '89.  A.M.,   9a,  Colby  Univ. 

1893,  Master  of  Rice  School,  Boston;  res.,  53  Montview  St.,  West  Rozbury. 
Walter  Scott  Parker,  B.Sc.,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1894,  A.ssistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  School  Committee  Rooms,  Mason  St., 

Boston. 
Myron  T.  Prttchard,  A.B.,  '78,  Boston  Univ. 

Master  of  Everett  School,  Boston;  res.,  X25  School  St.,  Rozbury. 
DtJDLEY  A.  Sargent.  A.B.,  '7!?,  A.M.,  '78,  S.D..  '94,  Bowdoin  Coll.;  M.D.,  '78,  Yale  Univ. 

1880,    Director  of  Hemcnway  Gymnasium,  Harvard  University,  37  Everett  St.,  Cambridge. 
F.  E.  Spaulding,  A.B.,  '8q,  Amherst;  Ph.D.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Leipzig. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Newtonville. 
Kirk  N.  Washburn. 

One  of  the  Publishers  of  Webster's  International  Dictionary,  53  Dartmouth  St., 
Springfield. 

1897  Carl  Edward  Bacon,  A.B..  Harvard  Univ. 

Allyn  &  Bacon,  Publishers,  17a  Tremont  St.,  Boston. 

Arthur  C.  Boyden,  A.B.,  '76,  .A.M.,  '81,  Amherst  Coll. 

1906,    Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  P.  O.  Box  55,  Bridgewater. 
Jacob  H.  Carfrey.  Ph.B.,  '92,  Ph.M.,  '05,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ia6  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Wakefield., 
Gertrude  Edmund,  Pd.D..  '93,  B.Sc.,  '96,  New  York  Univ. 

1898.   Prindpai  of  Training  School  for  Teachers,  Lowell. 
William  Edwin  Hatch,  A.B.,  '7s,  A.M.,  '78,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1904,    President,  New  Bedford  Textile  School,  83  S.  Ash  St.,  New  Bedford. 
Edwin  A.  Kirkpatrick.  B.Sc.,  '87,  Ph.M.,  '89,  Iowa  St.  Coll. 

1897,  Department  of  Psychology  and  Child  Study,  State  Normal  School,  Fitchburg. 
Thomas  Edward  Thompson. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  X09  Walnut  St.,  I-eominster. 

1898  Edward  O.  Clark. 

1903,  New  England  Manager  for  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  xao  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Wilbur  Fisk  Gordy,  A.M.,  'oa,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  and  '03,  Marietta  Coll. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  Vernon  St.,  Springfield. 

Mrs.  Ellen  H.  Richards,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '73,  Vas«sar  Coll.;  SB.,  '73,  Maw«.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1884,    Instructor  in  Sanitary  Chemistry,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  Boston. 

1899  William  A.  Baldwin,  B.Sc.,  '97.  Harvard  Univ. 

i8q7,    Principal  of  State  Normal  Sch(x>l,  Hyannis. 
Chari.es  H.  Haskins.  A.B.,  '87.  Ph.D.,  'qo,  Johns  Hop'^ins  Univ.;  A.M.,  '08,  Harvard  L^niv. 

1902,    Professor  of  History,  an«l  Dean  of  the  Graduate  School  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  Harvard 
University,  15  Prcscott  Hall,  Cambridge. 
May  E.  Murray. 

1904,   "Kindergarten  Review,"  The  Dorchester,  Hawley  St.,  Spningfield. 


Mamchnsetts]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  I17 

MASSACHUS£TTS-C<mliiiiMl 

1899  J.  ASBURY  PrMAM. 

1906,  Principal  of  Salem  Normal  School;  res.,  360  Lafayette  St.,  Salem. 
Mauuoc  B.  Smith,  A.B.,  '95,  Amherst  CoU. 

X904,  Teacher  m  High  School;  res.,  255  Lafayette  St.,  Salem. 
David  Samuel  Snedden,  A.B.,  07,  Ldand  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '01,  Columbia  Univ. 

1909,  Commissioner  of  Education  for  Massachusetts  State  House,  Boston. 
Chakles  F.  Warnes.  .\.B.,  '70,  A.M..  '83,  D.Sc.,  '09,  Colby  Coll. 

1898,  Principal  of  the  Technical  High  School,  Elliott  St.,  Springfield. 

1900  Chaelbs  F.  A.  CimiiES,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '88,  Harvard  Univ. 

189X,   Professor  of  History  and  Political  Science,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology, 
Boston. 
Saeah  Fuues. 

Z869,   Principal  of  the  Horace  Mann  School  for  the  Deaf,  iss  Concord  St.,  Newton  Lower 
Falls. 
Evelyn  Holmes. 

1908,   Mt.  Holyoke  CoUege,  South  Hadley. 
Mbs.  Ellor  Carlisle  Ripley. 

1903.  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1347  Commonwealth  Ave..  Boston. 
Elmer  L  Srepard,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M..  '04.  Williams  Coll. 

Z903,   Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Williams  College,  Williamstown,  (1909)  Graduate  Student, 
Harvard  University;  Brownley  Court  34,  Cambridge. 

1901  F.  A.  Baonall,  A.B.,  '90,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  8  Orchard  St.,  Adams. 
Stratton  D.  Brooks.  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pd.B.,  '90,  Pd.M.,  '99,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll.;  A.M.,  '04, 
Harvard  Univ. 
X906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  School  Committee  Building,  Mason  St.;    res.,  17 
Kuidegh  Road,  Boston. 
Alice  LotnsE  Harris. 

1907,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Room  14.  City  Hall.  Worcester. 
Edward  R.  Goodwin,  A.B.,  '76.  A.M.,  D.C.L.,  Bates  Coll. 

1894,   Principal  of  Classical  High  School,  15  Germain  St.,  Worcester. 
JoHH  Coulter  Hockenberry.  A.B.,  '99,  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1908,  Professor  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School,  37  Holland  Ave., 

Westfield. 
Franklin  S.  Hoyt.  B.Sc..  '93,  Boston  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

X907,  Editor,  Educational  Department,  Houghton,  MiMn  &  Co.,  4  Park  St.,  Boston. 
Georoe  W.  Holden. 

President  of  the  Hotden  Patent  Book  Cover  Co.,  53  Hillman  St.,  Springfield. 
Miles  Carter  Holden. 

Secretary  of  the  Holden  Patent  Book  Cover  Co..  53  Hillman  St.,  Springfield. 
Henry  Lbpavour,  A.B..  •83.  Ph.D.,  '86.  LL.D.,  »o3.  Williams  Coll.,  and  '05,  Tufts  Coll. 

Z90Z,   President  of  Simmons  College,  Boston. 
Frank  Herbert  Palmer,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M., '78,  Amherst  Coll. 

X90Z,   Editor  of  "Education,"  Room  3x8,  130  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Frank  Edson  Parlin,  A.M..  '89,  Bates  CoU. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Cambridge. 
Alpred  L.  Saben,  A.B..  '93,  A.M.,  '96,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1899,  Principal  of  High  School,  35  School  St.,  Manchester. 
TsoMAS  Whitney  Sure  ite 

1909,  Staff  I.ecturcr  to  the  Extension  Delegacy  of   Oxford  Un'versitv;   English  address. 

Extension  Office,  Examination  Schools,  Oxford;    home  addresii.  ax   Lexington 
Road,  Concord. 
Charles  Zueblin,  Ph.B.,  •87,  Northwestern  Univ.;   B.D.,  '89,  Yale  Univ. 
Lecturer,  8  Fairview  Terrace,  Winchester,  Boston. 
1901    H.  F.  CtrtLER,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '04,  Amherst  Coll. 

1890,  Principal  of  Mt.  Hermon  Boys'  School,  Mt.  Hermon. 
iRvnco  H.  Gamwell,  A.B.,  '96,  Brown  Univ. 

190Z,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Queen  and  Pleasant  Sts.,  Franklin. 

Frank  M.  Gilley,  A.B.,  '80,  Harvard  Univ. 

1883,   Instruaor  in  Physics  and  Chemistry,  High  School;  res.,  31  John  St.,  Chelsea. 

Augustus  H.  Kelley,  A.M.,  '75,  Colby  Univ.  ^ 

x888.   Principal  of  Lyman  School;  res.,  57  Montview  St.,  W.  Roxbury  District,  Boston. 
Arthur  Orlo  Norton,  A.M.,  'oo.  Harvard  Univ. 

1899,   Assistant  Professor  in  Harvard  University,  17  Brewster  St.,  Cambridge. 
Mary  E.  Parker,  A.B.  '88.  Wellesley  Coll.;  A.M.,  'o«.  Univ.  of  Pa.,  and  »90.  Radcliffe  Coll. 

1905,   Amistant  Professor  of  Education,  Simmons  College;  res..  164  Newbury  St..  Boston. 
George  D.  Pettee,  A.B.,  *87,  A.M..  *o3,  Yale  Univ. 

1908.   Director  Berkshire  Hills  Schools,  Mt.  Washington;  express  office,  Great  Barrington. 

Charles  L.  Simmons,  Ph.B.,  Tavlor  Univ.;  A.M.,  Gale  Coll. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  66  Western  Ave.,  Westfield. 

Charles  E.  Stevens,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '80,  Bates  Coll. 

1894,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  9  Cedar  Ave.,  Stoneham. 
X903    John  f?wA»T.»«  States  Andrew,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '98.  Harvard  Univ.;  S.  T.  B.,  *o3,  Andover Theol.  Sem. 
Instructor  in  History  and  Economics,  High  School,  Lynn;    res.,  158  Crest  Ave., 
Revtfe. 


Il8  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Massachusetts 

MASSACSUSETTS— Continued 

X903    Mas.  FAMim  Fein  Andrews,  A.B.,  'oa,  Raddiffe  CoU. 

Lecturer  and  Writer  on  Educational  Subjects,  405  Mariboroogh  St.,  Boston. 
Melvillx  a.  Arnold. 

1908,   Principal  d  the  Horace  Mann  School,  ag  Walnut  St.,  Everett. 
F.  G.  Atwsll,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

xgoi.   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Hopedale,  Mendon.  and  Bdlingham;  res.,  x8  Bancroft 
Park,  Hopedale. 
Asa  Giobgb  Baker,  A.B.,  '88,  Amherst  Coll. 

Of  the  G.  &  C.  Merriam  Company,  6  Cornell  St.,  Springfield. 
Fred  C  Baldwin,  B.Sc.,  '8x,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1893.  Master  of  Forster  School,  zo6  Sycamore  St.,  Somerville. 
Mrs.  Ldoa  Gale  Barber. 

Private  Studio,  Mental-Physical  Education,  The  Ludlow,  Copley  Sq.,  Boitan. 
Tboicas  H.  Barnes,  A.M..  'os  (honorary).  Tufts  CoU. 

1869,  Master  of  Gaston  School,  Boston;  res.,  773  Broadway,  South  Boston. 
Elizabeth  Beam  an,  Grad..  '78.  St.  Louis  Kg.  Tr.  Sch.;  Dip.,  'oa,  Teachers  CoU. 

434  Washington  St.,  Brookline. 
Arthur  J.  Bean,  B.Sc,  '89,  Worcester  Pdy.  Inst. 

1904,   City  Director  of  Manual  Training,  13  Hurkftlrl  Road,  Worcester. 
Hector  L.  Belisle,  A.B.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

Z900,   Principal  of  John  R.  Rollins  School,  33  Quincy  St.,  Lawrence. 
Frank  Howe  Benedict,  A.B.,  'ox,  Tufts  CoU. 

1904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Aubum-Sutton  District,  R.  F.  D.  No.  x,  Sutton;  express 
office,  MiUbury. 
Clabencb  John  Blake,  M.D.,  '65,  Harvard  Univ. 

Professor  of  Otology,  Medical  Department,  Harvard  Univeruty;  res.,  aa6  Marlbor- 
ough  St.,  Boston. 
Mrs.  Clarence  John  Blake. 

a  26  Marlborough  St.,  Boston. 
Clotord  S.  Bracdon,  A.B.,  *oo.  Bowdoin  CoU. 

X906,   Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  Technical  High  School;  res.,  37  Dresden  St., 
Springfield. 
PxROr  Shields  Brayton,  A.B.,  '99,  Harvard  Univ. 

1903.  Head  of  Department  of  Physics,  High  School,  Medford;  res..  X36  AUaton  St.,  West 
Medford. 
Jahes  H.  Burdett. 

Sub-master  in  Bennett  School,  Boston;  res.,  aa  Chestnut  St.,  Dedham. 
Kenvon  L.  Botterpield.  B.Sc.,  '91,  Mich.  Agri.  CoU.;  A.M..  *oa,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,   President  of  Massachusetts  Agricultural  CoUqre.  Amherst. 
Stephen  Perkins  Cabot,  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ. 

190X,  Teacher  of  Modem  Languages,  St.  George's  School, Newport,  R.  I.;  res.,  7a  Chestnut 
St..  Boston. 
Mrs.  Ella  Ltican  Cabot. 

X905,   Member,  (1909)  Cleric  of  Massachusetts  Board  of  Education  and  Member  of  Rad- 
cUffe  Council,  190  Marlborough  St.,  Boston. 
Seth  Howard  Chace,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '96,  Brown  Univ. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Tewksbury-Dracut  District,  97.  x8th  St..  LowelL 
J.  Henry  Clagg. 

X908,  Principal  of  Webster  School,  Everett. 

Eliza  L.  Clark. 

Principal  and  Matron  of  the  Sarah  FuUer  Home,  93  Wobum  St.,  West  Medford. 
Georos  1.  Clapp,  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

1933,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  Montvale  Ave.,  Wobum. 
Leslie  Linwood  Cleveland,  A.B.,  '93,  WiUiams  CoU. 

X907,   Head  Master  of  High  School,  Quincy;  home  address,  83  Grand  View  Ave.,  WoUaston. 
Burton  M.  Clouch,  A.B.,  *oo,  Bowdoin  ColL 

1906,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  ao3  Main  St.,  Easthampton. 
C.  O.  Louis  Collin,  M.D.,  *o8,  Harvard  Univ. 

X909,   Instructor,   Department  of  Hygiene  and  Physical  Education,  WeUcsley  College, 
WeUesley. 
Francis  Joseph  Coni.in,  A.B.,  'ox.  Harvard  Univ. 

1901,  Teacher  in  High  School,  138  Bartlett  Road,  Wlnthrop. 
John  M.  Connolly,  .\.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '9a,  Holy  Cross  CoU.;  M.D.,  *oo,  Harvard  Univ. 

Medical  Inspector,  Boston  Public  Schools;   res.,  X83  Harvard  St.,  Dorchester. 
William  C.  Crawford,  A.B..  '82.  A.M.,  '85,  Colby  CoU. 

1903,   Master  of  Washington  AUston  District,  Boston;   res.,  596  Cambridge  St.,  AUstcn. 
Grafton  Ditlany  Cushing,  A.B.,  A.M.,  LL.B.,  Harvard  Univ. 

ao  Chestnut  St.,  Boston. 
Thoicas  W.  Davis,  A.B.,  '66,  VVilli.ams  CoU. 

1908.   Recording  Grand  Secretary,  Masonic  Temple,  Boston. 
George  Ellsworth  Dawson,  A.B..  '87,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D.,  '97,  Clark  Um'v. 

1903,    Professor  of  Psychology,  School  of  Religious  Pedagogy,   Hartfcmi,  Conn.;  home 
address,  214  Belmont  Ave.,  Sfxingfield. 
Clarence  H.  Dempsey.  A.B.,  '95,  Boston  Univ. 

1908,    Superintendent  df  Schools,  13a  Cushman  Ave.,  Revere. 


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1903    WnmKD  Nkhou  DoNOVANt  A.B.,  'q3,  A.M.,  '05,  Colby  CoU. 

i9ox>i909»  AsBodate  Professor  of  Bibiiad  Interpreution,  Newtoa  Theological  Institution,  25 
Pleaaant  Stn  Newtoa  Centre. 
liASOAKCT  L.  Doyle,  Grad.,  'ga,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Framingham,  Mass. 

x8g3.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Framingham;  res.,  93  Harrison  St.,  Natick. 
FsANK  DiEW,  A.B.,  '90,  and  A.M.,  '91,  Indiana  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '95.  Clark  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Granville. 

Gauett  DaoPFEss,  A.B.,  *87.  Hsrvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  S.  Dak. 

X907,    Professor  of  Political  Economy,  Williams  College,  WOUamstown.  « 

LuiBEK  F.  Elliott. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Civil  Service  Department,  Bostoa,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Private  Laboratories; 
res.,  a3  Franklin  St.,  Watertown. 
SiAXUEL  HODGMAN  Ebskxnz,  A.B.,  '91,  Bowdoin  CoD. 

Z908,   Superintendent  of  Schoob  and  Principal  of  High  School,  Lancaster. 
AiKKurrA  £.  Eszlman. 

x88a,  Assistant  Teacher  in  George  Putnam  District,  Ellis  Mendell  School,  66  School  St., 
Rozbury. 
Gbosgx  William  Evans,  A.B.,  *8t,  Harvard  Univ. 

X905.  Head  Master  otCharlestown  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  17  Everett  Ave.,  Upham's 
Comer. 
Waltxr  Elmoix  Fexnald,  M.D.,  *8x,  Bowdoin  Med.  Coll.* 

1887,   Superintendent  of  Massachusetts  School  for  the  Feeble  Minded,  Waverley. 
AiBEKT  Gasdcnes  Fishbk,  A.B.,  *7o,  A.M..  '78,  Brown  Univ. 

Proprietor  of  Fisher  Teachers'  Agency,  xao  Tremont  St.,  Boston. 
LiSTSR  A.  Frkzhan. 

X909,  Superintendent  of  Schools  cf  Seekonk,  Swansea,  and  Somerset,  Mass.;  res.,  93  Corn- 
stock  Ave.,  Providence,  R.  I. 
Chaxlss  L  Gates,  A.B.,  *99,  A.M.,  '06,  Brown  Univ. 

1909,  Sub-Master,  Lincoln  School,  Boston,  15  Bentham  Road,  Dorchester. 
Lausa  Dkake  Gill,  A.B.,  »8i,  A  M..  »8s,  Smith  Coll ;  D.C.L..  '07,  Univ.  of  the  South. 

1907,    President  of  Association  of  Collegiate  Alumnae,  364  Boybton  St.,  Boston. 
Mary  Anna  Gove. 

X896,  Teacher  in  George  Putnam  School,  Boston;  res.,  19  Dizwell  St.,  Rozbury. 
EmcA  Bkide  Gttllivex. 

X907,   Master  of  DiUaway  School,  Boston;  res.,  68  Bartlett  St.,  Allston. 
Nathan  C.  Hamblin. 

X90X,  Principal  of  Tabor  Academy,  Marion. 
Walter  Ikying  Hamilton. 

1905,  Principal  of  Thomas  Donaghy  School,  37  Buttonwood  St.,  New  Bedford. 
William  Walter  Hastings,A.B.,'86,  A.M. '93,Maryville  CoU.;  A.M.,'94,  Ph.D.,  '96,  Haverford  Coll. 

a  33  Jackson  St.,  Springfield. 
William  Moobx  Hatch,  A.B.,  '86,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '89,  LL.M.,  '00,  Columbian  Univ. 

New  England  Manager  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  asx  Coliunbus  Ave.,  Boston. 
Caroline  Hazard,  A.M..  '99  (honorary),  Univ.  of  Mich.;   litt.D.,  '99«  Brown  Univ.;  LL.D./05, 
Tufts  Coll. 

X899,   President  of  Wellesley  College,  The  President's  Office,  Wellesley. 
ScHiTYLER  F.  Herron.  A.B..  '94,  A.M.,  '97,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1907.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School  Bldg.,  cor.  Washington  St.  and  Parkway, 
Winchester. 
IjLLiE  Anderson  Hicks. 

X899,  Supervisor  of  Training,  State  Nonnal  School,  Bridgewater. 
LuLA  A.  L.  Hill. 

X883,  Assistam  in  Wells  School,  37  Pinckney  St.,  Boston. 

George  Preston  HrrcHCOcr,  A.B.,  '9a,  Amherst  CoU. 

1905.  Headmaster  of  High  School,  64  Brington  Road,  Brookline. 
Franklin  W.  Hobbs,  S.B.,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

X903,  Chairman  of  School  Committee,  78  Upland  Road,  Brookline. 
William  H.  Holmes.  Jr.,  A.B.,  '97.  Colby  CoU. 

X909,   FeUow  at  Clark  University,  Worcester. 

William  W.  Howe,  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

X901,   Submaster  of  Henry  L.  Pierce  School,  Dorchester;  res.,  aoo  Forest  St.,  Winchester. 

Altreo  F.  Howes.  A.B..  '87,  A.M..  'pa,  Amherst  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Southern  Berkshire  District,  Sheffield. 

S.  C.  Hotysinson,  A.B.,  'pa,  A.M.,  '95,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  50  Summer  St.,  Andover. 
AsHER  Johnson  Jacoby,  Pd.M.,  'q8.  New  York  Univ. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  MUton;  res.,  46  Belcher  Circle,  East  MUton. 

William  A.  Johnston,  B.Sc.,  '9a,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

X906,  Associate  Professor  of  Mechanical  F.nginerring,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology, 
Boston. 
Frederx:  W.  Kingman. 

X90S,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Walpole  and  Medfickl;  res.,  Common  St..  Walpole. 

Thos.  H.  H.  Knight,  A.B. 

1897,   Master  of  Girls'  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  13a  Melrose  St.,  Mebose  Highlands. 


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MASSACHUSETTS-CM/mMd 

1903    Gaetano  Lanza,  B.Sc.,  C.  and  M.E.,  Univ.  of  Va.;  Cav.  dei  S.S.  Maurizio  e  Lazxaro. 

Profnmr  of  Apr^ed  Mechanics  in  Charse  of  the  Department  of  Mediani.'al  Engi- 
neering,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  aa  W.  Cedar  St.,  Bostoa. 
GusTAF  Larsson,  Gfad.,  'Sa.  Nor.  Sch.,  Sweden. 

1888.   Principal  of  Sloyd  Training  School  7  Harcourt  St.,  Boston. 
Watson  Claxk  Lea.  Ph.B.,  '03,  Oberlin  Coll.;  A.M.,  'oa,  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,   Superintenclcnt  of  Schools,  Randolph- A von-Uolbrook  District;  res.,  Holbrook. 
Florence  Eugenie  Leadbetter. 

,  Assistant  in  Rozbury  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  867  South  St.,  Roslindale. 

Maud  Gertritde  Leadbetter. 

1907,  Assistant  in  East  Bostoa  High  School;   res.,  867  South  St.,  Roslindale. 
Frank  M.  Leavitt. 

1893,   Assistant  Director  of  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  ^k)8ton;  res.,  33  Akron  St. 
Roxbury. 
HoKER  Pierce  Lewis,  A.B.,  '74,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  14  City  Hall,  Worcester. 
Leo  Rich  Lewis,  A.B..  Tufts  Coll.;  A.B.  and  A.M.,  Harvard  Univ. 

1895,  Professor  of  Theory  and  History  at  Music,  Tuf u  College;  Box  36,  Tufts  CoUege  P.  O.; 

express  office,  Medford. 
Arthur  A.  I^incoln. 

1897,  Sub-master  of  Mather  School,  39  Perdval  St.,  Dorchester. 
John  MacDufeie,  A.B.,  '84,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '95,  Lombard  CoU. 

1890.  Principal  of  the  MacDuffie  School  for  Girls,  i8a  Central  St..  Springfield. 
James  Mahoney,  A.B.  '84,  Amherst  Coll. 

1888,   Head  of  Department  of  English,  South  Boston  High  School,  7a  G  St.,  South  Boston. 
Frank  M.  Marsh,  A.B.,  '90*  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '99,  Boston  Univ. 

1 00 1.    Superintendent  of  Schools,  50  Union  St.,  Fairhaven. 
Bertha  M.  McConkey. 

190a,   Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools  and  Kindeiisvtens,  10  Monmouth  St.,  Springfield. 
James  H.  McCusdy  M.D.,  '94,  N.  Y.  Univ.;  M.P.E.,  '07,  Int.  Y.M.C.A.  Tr.  Sch.;  A.M.,  '09.  Clark 
Univ. 

189s,   Professor,  International  Young  Men's  Christian  Association,  Training  School,  93 
Westford  Ave.,  Springfield. 
James  R.  McDonald,  A.B.,  '89.  Williams  Coll. 

1904,  Manager  of  Educational  Department,  Little,  Brown  &  Co.,  34  Beacon  St.,  Boston; 

res..  85  Brooks  St.,  West  Medford. 
Walter  V.  McDutfee.  A.B.,  '9a.  Dartmouth  Coll.;  A.M.,  •96,  Harvard  Univ. 

1896,  Head  of  Chusical  Department,  Central  High  School,  336  Central  St.,  Springfield. 
Henry  C.  Metcalf,  A.B.,  '94.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '97,  Berlin. 

Professor  of  Political  Science,  Tufts  College;  P.  O..  Tufts  College. 
Charles  Sturtevant  Moore.  A.B.,  '73,  A.M.,  '00,  Harvard  Univ. 

190a,  Assistant  Recorder  of  Harvard  CoUege,  xo  Fxost  St.,  Cambridge. 
Horace  Henry  Morse,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  *ot,  Harvard  Univ. 

1906,  Head  of  Department  of  History,  Mt.  Hermon  Boys*  School,  Mt.  Hermoa. 
Fred  Herbert  Nigkerson,  A.B..  '86.  A.M.,  '89.  Bates  Coll. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  57  Dudley  St.,  Medford. 
Philo  G.  Noon,  A.B.,  '05,  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,  Sub-master  of  Harvard  School,  Boston;  res.,  34  Henry  St.,  Everett. 
C.  Maud  Norris.  A.B.,  'ox.  Smith  Coll.;  A.M..  '02.  Boston  Univ. 

1907,   Teacher  of  English,  High  School,  Maiden;  res.,  760  Massachusetts  Ave.,  Cambridge. 
Caleb  A.  Page,  A.B.,  A.M..  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1893,  Principal  of  High  School,  Methuen. 
Charles  Francis  Park,  S.B.,  '92.  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1906,   Associate  Professor  of  Mechanical  Engineering,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Tech- 
nology, and  Director  of  Lowell  Institute  School  for  Industrial  Foremen,  Boston. 
William  Dwtght  Parkinson.  A.B..  '78.  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '81,  National  Untv. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Waltham. 

Frank  J.  Peaslee.  A.M..  '88.  Colbv  Univ.,  Ph.D.,  '02.  American  Univ. 

iQoi.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  68  Baker  St.,  Lynn. 
Marshall  Livingston  Perrin,  A.B..  '74,  AM.,  '76.  Harrord  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '89.  GSttingen. 

1891,  Professor  of  Germanic  Languages,  Boston  University;  res.,  Washington  St.,  WcUesley 

Hills. 
Mrs.  Annie  Moseley  Perry. 

i8g8.   Principal  of  Perry  Kindergarten  Normal  School,  x8  Huntington  Ave.,  Boston. 
John  Henry  Pillsbcry,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '77,  Wrsleyan  Univ. 

1899,  Principal  and  Proprietor  of  Waban  School,  1690  Beacon  St.,  Waban. 
William  E.  C.  Rich,  A.B.,  '70.  A.M.,  '73.  Bates  Coll. 

1891.   Ma.ster  of  Christopher  Gibson  Grammar  School,  Boston;   res.,  99  Moreland  St, 
Roxbury. 
Frederic  H.  Ripley. 

1898,   Principal  of  Longfellow  School,  1247  Commonwealth  Ave..  Allston,  Boston. 
Albert  Robinson,  A.B.,  '03,  Colby  Coll. 

1003,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  11  Warren   St.,  Peabody. 
Jennie  E.  Rogers. 

1903,   Teacher  in  Edson  Grammar  School,  Lowell;  res.,  Byfield. 
Peter  Roos. 

1896,    Director  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  24  Sacramento  St.,  Cambridge. 


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190J    Gbosos  Ruoo,  A.B.,  '83.  Amherst  Coll.;  A.M.,  '03,  Harvard  Univ. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Princeton,  Sterling,  and  Westminster;    address,  38 
Somerset  St.,  Worcester. 
Amns  CoouDOS  Rust. 

Principal  of  Froebel  School  of  Kindergarten  Normal  Classes,  Pierce  Bldg.,  Copley 
Sq.,  Boston. 
J06KPB  F.  Ryam,  A.D..  '97.  Dartmouth  ColL 

New  England  Manager  for  D.  Apjdeton  &  Co.,  lao  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
EuNKX  J.  Simpson. 

x8  Hovey  St.,  Newton. 
RoBEST  O&ANGK  SuALL,  A.B.,  'q6,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

X903,   Supenntendient  of  Schools  of  Grafton  and  Upton;  res.,  Grafton. 
J.  Angsuma  Smith. 

xgco,    Principal  of  Dutcher  St ,  School,  res  ,  Adin  St.  Hopedale. 
Edwaio  Southwokth. 

187A,    Master  of  Mather  School,  Boston;  res.,  94  Greenleaf  St.,  Quincy. 
GosDON  A.  Southworth. 

Former  Superintendent  of  Schools,  40  Greenville  St.,  Somerville. 
HzmiY  P.  Talbot,  S.B.,  '85,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.;  Ph.D.,  '90.  Leiprig. 

1899,  Professor  of  Inorganic  and  Analytical  Chemistry,  Masaadiusetts  Institute  of  Tech- 
nology, Boston. 
Haxxiet  Caroline  Taylor.  A.B.  *9Q-  Radcliffe  Cofl. 

1907,  Teacher  of  German  and  English,  Roxbury  High  School;  res.,  Sudbury  Road,  Weston. 
Edoak  E.  Thompson,  B.Sc.,  '71,  Mass.  Agri.  Coll. 

1892,  Supervising  Principal,  Public  Schools,  5  Jaques  Ave.,  Worcester. 
Maby  Kxngslev  TmBrrs.  A.B..  '89,  Univ  of  New  Brunswick.  Canada. 

Z904.  Assistant  in  West  Roxbury  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  as  Greenough  Ave.,  Jamaica 
Plain. 
Waltsb  Bradley  Tripp. 

X89X,  Teacher  of  Dramatic  Expression,  Emerson  College  of  Oratory,  and  (1899)  Professor 
of  Oratory,  Boston  College;  239  Huntington  Ave.,  Boston. 
FiZDEBic  Allison  Tupper,  A.B.,  '80,  Harvard  Univ. 

x899t  Head  Master  of  Brighton  High  School,  7  Menlo  St.,  Brighton  District.  Boston. 
H.  W.  Tyler,  S.B.,  '84,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.;  Ph.D.,  '89,  Erlangen. 

1893,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  491  Boylston 

St..  Boston. 
FlAMC  VoOEL,  A.B.,  A.M..  Harvard  Univ. 

Professor,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology;  res.,  95  Robinwood  Ave.,  Jamaica 
Plain. 
Mrs.  Lus  Stuart  Wadswortb. 

Past  National  Patriotic  Instructor  of  National  Woman's  Relief  Corps,  i  xa  Hunting- 
ton Ave.  (Suite  a),  Boston. 
AvTBUR  B.  Webber,  A.B.,  '99,  Harvard  Um'v. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Littleton. 
Sarah  Southworth  Webber. 

Medical  Gymnastics  and  Swimming,  Sagamore  Beach;  res.,  60  G(»'ham  Ave.,  Brook- 
line;  Bommer  address.  Box  aa.  Sagamore  Beach. 
Charles  H.  Westcott. 

X897,   Sub-master  of  High  School,  and  Director  of  Manual  Training,  135  Hawthorne  St., 
Maiden. 
Charles  T.  C.  WnrrcoMB,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  »86,  Amherst  Coll. 

X906,  Head  Master  of  High  School,  81  Ash  St.,  Brockton. 
Maurice  Putnam  WHrrs,  A.B..  LL.B. 

X9oa,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Mason  St.,  Boston;  res.,  ag  Walling- 
ford  Road,  Brighton. 
Frank  W.  WnrrNEY,  A.B.,  '79,  Boston  Univ. 

1897,   Principal  of  High  School,  3  Marion  Road,  Watertown. 
Charles  A.  Williams,  A.B.,  '88,  Williams  Coll.;  A.M.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

1897,   Prindpal  of  High  School,  51  Felton  St.,  Hudson. 
Edward  M.  Woodward,  A.B.,  '85.  AmhcrM  Coll. 

1903,   Prindpal  of  South  High  School,  736  Pleasant  St.,  Worcester. 
Fredzricx  R.  Woodward.  A.B.,  'pa,  Williams  Coll. 

X895,   Department  of  Mathematics,  High  School,  x68,  6th  St..  Lowell. 
if)04    G.  B.  Applece.  A.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Manitoba,  Canada;  P.B.E.,  '05.  Intl.  Tr.  Sch.,  Springfield. 

X906,   Professor  of  Hygiene,  International  Training  School,  aS?  Hickory  St.,  Springfield. 
William  H.  Burnham,  A.B.,  '8a,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '88,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1896,    Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Clark  University,  Worcester. 
Edward  H.  Eldridge,  A.M.,  '95,  Ph.D..  '07,  Temple  Univ. 

1903,   Director  of  Secretarial  School,  Simmons  College,  Boston. 
Gertrude' Elizabeth  Gaylord,  A.B.,  '00,  Mt.  Holyoke  Coll. 

1908,  Teacher  of  German  and  French,  47,  lath  St.,  Franklin,  Pa.;  home  address,  85  College 

St.,  South  Hadlcy. 
Harvey  S.  Gruver.  A.B.,  'oa,  Otlerbein  Univ. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Walpole;    also,  Graduate  Student,  Harvard 

University,  60  Kirkland  St.,  Cambridge. 
Anna  Jane  McKeac,  Ph.D..  '00.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1909,  Professor  of  Education,  Wellesley  College,  4»  College  Hall,  Wellesley. 


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MAINE 

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z88o    Edmund  Wintwokth  Wricht,  A.B.,  '66,  A.M.,  '69,  Hanrard  ColL 
Old  Orchard. 

ACTIVE  MEMBEES 

1890    Mexsttt  Caldwell  Feknald,  A.B.,  *6i,  A.M.,  '64.  Ph.D.,  '8t,  LL.D.,  *oa,  Bowdoin  ColL;  LL.D., 
'08.  Univ.  of  Me. 
Professor  of  Philosophy,  Emeritus,  Uaiversity  of  Maine,  54  Main  St.,  Orooo. 
189s    Charles  H.  Morss,  A.B.,  *8o,  A.M.,  '8r,  Harvard  Univ. 
igo9.   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Portland. 
William  Wallace  Stetson,  LL.D.,  Colby  Coll.,  Monmouth  Coll. 
Educational  Lecturer,  295  Minot  Ave.,  Auburn. 
190X    Mykon  E.  Bennett. 

1908,  Member  of  School  Board,  Sanford. 
Walter  Earle  Rus.seh,  A.B.,  '93,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1905,    Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Gorham. 

1903  Alfred  William.s  Anthony.  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  D.D..  '08,  Brown  Univ.;  D.D..  'oa,  Bates  Coll. 

1887,    Professor  <^  Christian  Literature  and  Ethics,  Bates  College,  336  College  St.,  Lewiston. 
Drew  T.  Harthorn,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '97,  Colby  Coll. 
Principal  of  Wilton  Academy,  Wilton. 
William  Dewitt  Hyde,  A.B.,  '79.  Harvard  Coll.;  D.D.,  Harvard  Univ.  and  Bowdoin  Coll.;  LLJ)., 
Syracuse  Univ. 
1885,    President  of  Bowdoin  College,  Brunswick. 
George  H.  D.  L'Amourcux,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '97,  Colby  CoU.  ♦ 

1905,   Principal  of  R.  W.  Traip  Academy,  Kittery. 
Edward  H.  McLachlin,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  *86,  Dartmouth  Coll. 
1901,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  60  Pearl  St.,  Bath. 
Mary  Abigail  Stevens. 

1895,   Head  of  English  Department,  High  School,  374  Main  St.,  Lewiston. 
Rt.  Rev.  Louis  S.  Walsh,  D.D.;  LL.D.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Maine. 

Roman  Catholic  Bishop  of  Portland.  307  Congress  St.,  Portland. 

1904  LocY  Hale  Tapley. 

X909,   Dean  of  Spelman  Seminary,  Atlanta,  Ga.;  home  address,  West  Brooksville. 

1905  George  Emory  Fellows.  Ph.D.,  '90,  Berne;  L.H.D.,  'oa.  Lawrence  Univ.;  LL.D.,  'oa,  Bowdoin  CoD. 

190a,    President  of  the  University  of  Maine,  Orono. 
X906    William  H.  Brownson,  A.B..  '77,  A.M..  *o6,  Colby  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  85  Market  St.,  Portland. 

Pavson  Smith,  A.M  ,  '03,  Tufts  Coll.;  LL.D..  '08,  Univ.  of  Maine;  Litt.D.,  '09,  Bates  ColL 
1907,    State  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  State  House,  Augusta. 
X907    Danikl  WoLroRD  La  Rue,  Pd.B..  '01,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  East  Stroudsburg,  Pa.;  A.B.,  '04,  A.M.,  '05, 
Dickinson  Coll.;  A.M.,  '07,  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ai  Murray  St.,  Augusta. 
Farnsworth  G.  Marshall.  A.B.,  'o^.  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1906,  Principal  of  Cony  High  School,  Augusta. 

De  Forest  Henry  Pereins.  Ph.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Maine;  LL.B.,  '06,  Univ.  of  111. 

X908,   District    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Madison  and  Skowhegan,  5a  Spiing  St., 
Skowhegan. 
Henry  Herbert  Randall,  A.B.,  '00,  Bowdoin  Coll 
X907,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Auburn. 
xgoS    Denis  E.  Bowman,  A.B.  '93,  A.M.,  '96,  Colby  Coll. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  173  Main  St.,  Waterville. 
Edna  Emma  Lamson. 

X906,   Teacher  of  Methods  and  Critic  in  Arithmetic,  Spelman  Seminary,  Atlanta;   home 
address,  Rockville.  Maine. 
L.  E.  MouLTON,  A.B.,  'os.  Bates  Coll. 

1909,  Principal,  Edward  Little  High  School;  117  High  St.,  Auburn. 
Francis  R.  North,  A.  B. ,  '97.  Wesleyan  Univ. ;  A  M. ,  '03,  Columbia  Univ. 

Principal  of  Hiijh  School,  22  Bolton  St..  Portland. 
Clieton  Ennis  Wass. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Sangerville  and  Greenville  Schools,  SangerviUe. 
1909    RALPrf  E.  Arey. 

1908,  Principal  of  Grammar  School,  P.  O.  Box  47a,  Kennebunk. 

George  C.  Chase,  A.B.,  '68,  A.M.,  '71,  Bates  Coll.;   D.D.,  '95,  Colby  Coll.;   LL.D.,  ^a^^  Univ.  of 
Colo.;   LL.!).,  '98.  I'niv.  of  New  Brunswick;  LL.D,,  'oa,  Bowdoin  CoU. 
1894,   P^e^i<lcnt  of  Bates  College,  and  Profcbbor  of  Psychology  and  Logic,    x6  Frye  St., 
Lewiston. 

Nellie  M.  Worth.  A.B..  '03.  Colby  ColL 

1908,  As:>istant  in  High  School,  5a  Fountain  St.,  Bangor. 

INSTrrUTIONS 

1903    Bates  College,  Library. 

President,  George  C.  Chase;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Blanche  Whittum  Roberts,  Lewiston. 
University  of  Maine.  Library. 

President,  George  Emory  Fellows;  Librarian,  Ralph  K.  Jones,  Orono. 
X906    Portland  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Alice  C.  Furbish,  Portland. 
X907    Thompson  Free  Library. 

Ch.iirman,  Executive  Committee.  S.  O.  Brown;  Librarian,  Miss  M.  E.  AveriU,  Dover. 


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1876    Sasab  E.  RmmoND. 

1909,  Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  3508  Madison  Are.,  Baltimore. 

ACTIVE  IfEMBEES 

1885    Hensy  Alexamdee  Wise,  Grad.  of  Va.  Mil.  Inst. 

zQoo,   First  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ix  W.^  Mulberry  St.,  Baltimore. 
189X    John  E.  McCahan,  A.M.,  '69,  Dickinson  Coll. 

1884,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  507  N.  Carrollton  Ave.,  Baltimore. 

1893  James  H.  Van  Sickle,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Colo.,  Pd.D.,  '04,  Albany. 

1900*   Superintendent  of  Instruction,  School  Admimstration  Building,  1519  linden  Ave., 
Baltimore. 

1894  Eli  M.  Laicb. 

1864,   Associate  Principal  of  Friends'  School,  1433  McCuUoh  St.,  Baltimore. 
1896    Hakry  Masc  Rowe,  Ph.D.,  '93,  Waynesburg  Coll. 

Educational  Publisher  of  the  Sadlcr-Rowe  Co.,  3Z  W.  Fayette  St.,  Baltimore. 

1898  Thomas  Fell,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  Univ.  of  the  South,  Tenn. 

z886.   President  of  St.  John's  College,  Annapolis. 
Albeet  J.  Gmindex. 

X896,   Vice-Principal  of  School  No.  63,  and  Instructcn-  of  Latin  and  German  in  Preparatory 
School  Department;  res.,  607  Lennox  St.,  Baltimore. 

Mamtxn  Bates  Stephens,  A.M..  '90,  Dickinson  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '03.  Washington  Coll. 
State  Superintendent  of  Public  Education,  Annapolis;  res.,  Denton. 

John  Thomas  White,  Grad.,  '78,  Merceraburg  Coll.;  A.B.,  •78,  A.M.,  '84,  Franklin  and  Marshall  CoD. 
1908,   County  Superintendent;  Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  Board  of  School  Commi.ssioners, 
Frederick  County,  43  East  3d  St.,  Frederick. 

1899  Edwaed  H.  Geiefin.  D.D.,  '80,  Amherst  Coll.;    LL.D.,  '88.  Princeton  Univ.;    '0$.  Williams  Cdl. 

18S9,   Professor  of  the  History  of  Philosophy  and  Dean  of  the  College  Faculty,  Johns  Hop- 
kins University,  Baltimore. 

1900  Edwin  Hebden,  A.M.,  '01.  Dickinson  Coll. 

Principal  of  Group  "A"  Public  Schools;  714  Euclid  Ave.,  Tuxedo  Park,  Baltimore. 
Mss.  Elizabeth  E.  Pippin. 

1894,   Vice-Principal  of  High  School,  Denton. 

1901  Vncn.  MoBES  HaLVEK,  A.B.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 

Head  Master  of  Calvert  School,  10  W.  Chase  St.,  Baltimore. 
Jacob  Gbape,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '89.  St.  John's  Coll.,  Md. 

1903,  Group  Principal  of  Schools,  3430  N.  Calvert  St.,  Baltimore. 
1903    Henby  Haeold  Ballard.  A.B..  *88,  Ph.D.,  '93.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

Z909,   Instructor,  Baltimore  City  College;  1623  Mt.  Royal  Ave.,  Baltimore. 

Albeet  Samuel  Cook,  A.B..  '95.  Princeton  Univ.,  A.M.,  *o6. 

Superintendent  of  Baltimore  County  Schools,  Tovrson,  Sta.  A,  Baltimore. 

1903  Willaed  C.  Aldrich. 

1896,   Instructor  in  Manual  Training,  Jacob  Tome  Institute,  Port  Deposit. 
James  Fredfrick  Hopkins. 

1906,   Director  of  Maryland  Institute,  Mt.  Royal  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
Sarah  Pielert. 

189 1,   Principal  of  School  6,  District  15,  Baltimore  County,  Bengies. 

Ira  Remsen,  A.B.,  '65.  Coll.  of  City  of  N.  Y.;  M.D.,  '67,  Coll.  Phys.  &  Surg.,  N.  Y.;  Ph.D.,  '70,  Gnt- 
tingen;   LL.D.,  Columbia,  Princeton,  Yale,  Toronto.;   D.C.L.,  '07,  Univ.  of  the 
South. 
1901,   President  of  Johns  Hopkins  University,  Baltimore. 

Abthitr  Francis  Sntth,  A.B.,  '92,  A.M.,  '97.  West.  Md.  Coll. 

1900,  Principal  of  Central  High  School,  Box  13,  Lonaconing. 

1904  Edward  Franklin  Bcchner,  A.B..  '89,  Western  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  Yale  Univ. 

1908,    Professor  of  Education  and  Philosophy,  Johns  Hopkins  University,  Baltimore. 
Caroline  A.  Drohcht. 

1901,  Principal  of  School  39;  res.,  90Z  Cold  Spring  Lane,  Baltimore. 
J.  Montgomery  Gambrill. 

1906,   Head  of  the  Department  of  History  and  Ci\ics,  Baltimore  Polvtechnic   Institute, 
and  Editor  of  ^'Atlantic  Educational  Journal;"  3102  Chelsea  Terrace,  Baltimore. 
iQos    Maby  E.  Ford. 

1904,  Teacher  of  English,  State  Normal  School  Xo.  3,  Frostburg. 
William  James  Hollow  ay. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Wicomico  Co.,  Salisbury. 
Ernest  T.  McNittt,  A.B..  '08,  West.  Md.  Coll. 

1909,  Principal  of  High  School,  Denton. 

Edward  Maetin  Noble.  A.B..  and  A.M..  Washington  Coll.;  A.B.,  Swarthmore  Coll. 

County  Superintendent  of  Schuols,  Denton. 
H.  T.  Pratt. 

Supervisor  of  Practice,  1934  Druid  Hill  Ave.,  Baltimore. 
OuN  R.  Rice,  A.B..  '90,  Dickinson  Coll. 

Principal  of  High  Schod,  Frostburg. 
Margartt  Minerva  Robinson,  A.M.,  '09,  Western  Md.  Coll. 

1908,    I*receptrcss  of  Western  Maryland  College,  Westminster. 


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1905  Rensy  Skinnek  West,  A.B..  '93-  Ph.D.,  '99.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1906.  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  School  Administrmtioo   Building. 
Baltimore;  express  office,  CatonsviUe. 

Akchibald  C.  Willison.  A.B.,  '85,  West.  Md.  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  c«  Allegany  County  Schools,  Box  504,  CumberUnd. 

1906  Thomas  L.  Gibson. 

1908,  Publisher,  /es.,  3004  Clilton  Ave..  Baltimore. 

Edwaad  W.  Haviland. 

1899,  Instructor  in  Mathematics.  History  and  Science  in  Forms  II  and  I,  The  Jacob  Tome 

Institute,  Port  Deposit. 

1907  IsoBSL  Davidson. 

Z905,   Supervisor  of  Primary  Instruction,  Baltimore  County,  5x6  Park  Ave.,  BaltimoKe 
Haseiet  E.  Ebaugh,  A.B..  'oa,  Woman'k  Coll.  of  Baltimore. 

1906,  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Eastern  High  School,  Baltimore;  res.,  Reisterstown. 
Cbables  J.  Koch. 

Principal  of  Group  E,  Public  Schools,  3915  E.  Baltimore  St.,  Baltimore. 

1908  Thomas  Stockham  Bakes.  A.B.,  'oii  Ph.D.,  '95.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1909,  Director,  The  Jacob  Tome  Schoolfor  Boys,  Port  Deposit. 
Joseph  Blaib. 

1889,  Principal  oi  Schools,  Spaiiows  Point. 

Orble  Bkooks  Boughton. 

1908,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Allegany  County,  Frostbuig. 
F.  X.  McKenny,  A.M.,  '84.  St.  Mary's  Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

X905,   President  of  St.  Charies  College,  Ellicott  Qty. 
Chas.  a.  a.  J.  Miller,  M.D.,  '9a,  Baltimore  Univ. 

Principal  of  Group  S,  PuUic  Schools.  Baltimore  Ave.,  Irvington,  Baltimore;  express 
office,  Frederick  Road  Station. 
Fbed  W.  Millee. 

1900,  Principal  of  Group  J,  Public  Schools,  417  E.  sad  St.,  Baltimore. 
Benjamin  B.  Owens. 

1900,   Supervisor  of  School  Buildings,  1605  Continental  Bldg.,  Baltimore. 

Harry  J.  Patterson.  B.S.,  '86,  State  College,  Pa.  • 

Z898,   Director  and  Chemist,  Agricultural  Experiment  Station,  College  Paik. 

B.  K.  PuRDtJM,  Grad.,  '94.  Baltimore  Nor.  Sch. 

Assistant  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Hamilton. 
Nora  J.  Rabbitt.  Grad..  '99,  Md.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

Principal  of  Grammar  School,  BamesWlle. 
Earls  B.  Wood. 

Superintendent  of  Montgomery  County  Schools,  Rockville. 
X909    Milton  Fairchild,  A.B.,  '90,  Oberlin  Coll.;  Grad.,  '95.  Andover  Theo.  Sem. 

1906,  Special  Instructor,  Moral  Education  Board,  10  St.  Paul  St.,  Baltimore. 

Byron  J.  Grimes,  A.B.,  '04.  Dickinson  Coll. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Queen  Anne  County  Schools,  Centreville. 

Jeannettb  V.  Perkins. 

1907,  Special  Teacher,  Ungraded  Class  for  Epileptics,  Public  Schools,  4x0  N.  Carey  St, 

Baltimore. 
LiDA  Lee  Tall. 

1908,  Supervisor  of  G rammar  Grades,  Baltimore  County;  8a 7  Hamilton  Terrace,  Baltimore. 

iNsrrruTiONs 

1899    Johns  Hopkins  UNivERsrrY. 

President,  Ira  Remsen;  Librarian,  M.  L.  Raney,  Baltimore. 

Woman's  Coixege  of  Frederick,  The. 

President,  J.  H.  Apple;  Librarian,  Susan  Garrott,  Frederick. 

X90S    Washington  County  Free  Library,  Hagerstown. 

President  of  Board  of  Trustees,  Edward  W.  Mealey;  Ubrmrian.  Mary  L.  Titcomb 
Hagerstown. 

X903    Woman's  College  of  Baltimore,  The. 

President,  Rev.  E.  A.  Noble;  Registrar,  C.  M.  Probst,  St.  Paul  and  33d  Sts.,  Baltimore. 

1905  Baltimore  CriY  Collkge,  Library. 

Principal.  Francis  A.  Soper;   Librarian,  Alice  W.  Reins,  Howard  and  Center  Sts., 
Baltimore. 

Public  School  Library,  Administration  Building. 

Clerk  to  Superintendent.  Flora  M.  Pfoutz,  Madison  and  Lafayette  Avcs.,  Baltimore- 

1906  E.NOCH  Pratt  Free  Library. 

Librarian,  Bernard  C.  Steiner,  Baltimore. 

Jacob  Tome  Institute. 

Head  Master,  Thomas  S.  Baker;  Librarian,  Mary  R.  C^well,  Pbrt  Deposit. 

1908  Western  High  School. 

Principal,  David  E.  Weglein,  Baltimore. 

1909  The  Maryland  State  Normal  S(  hooi. 

Principal,  S.  E.  Richmond,  Baltimore. 


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189a    Cbaius  W.  Euot,  A.B.,  '53,  Harvard  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '69,  Williams  Coll.,  Princeton  Univ.,  '70,  Yale 
Coll. 
1869^x909,  President,  (1909)  President  Emeritus  of  Harvard  University,  Cambridge. 
1897    Edwin  Gilbert  Cooley,  Ph.B.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Chicago:  LL.D.,  Univ.  of  UL 


1909,   President,  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  Publishers,  Boston. 

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1876    Leua  E.  Patridge. 

Teacher,  Lecturer,  Reader,  Author,  and  Institute  Instructor,  Care  T.  F.  Chapin, 
Westborough. 
1884    John  BAaooM.  LL.D.,  '73,  Amherst  Coll.,  and  '05.  Univ.  of  T^s.;  D.D.,  *75,  Iowa  CoD.;  LLJ>.,  '97, 
WiUiams  Coll.      ^ 
Ex-Professor  of  Political  Science,  Williams  College,  Park  St.,  Williamstoirn. 
x886    WnxiAX  AuoUBTts  Mowav,  A.M.,  '66,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  'Sa,  Bates  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '06,  Whitman 
CoU. 
Teacher,  Writer,  and  Lecturer,  17  Riverside  Sq.,  Hyde  Park. 


AcnvB  ] 

1884     FSAMK  A.  FlTZPAniCK. 

93  Summer  St.,  Boston. 

1893  Albeit  Gardnee  Boyden,  A.M.,  '61,  Amherst  Coll. 

X906,   Principal  Emeritus  of  State  Normal  Schod,  68  Simmier  St.,  Bridgewater. 
John  E.  Bbadlsy,  Ph.D..  *79.  Univ.  of  N.  V.;  A.B..  '65.  A.M.,  '68,  LL.D.,  '93,  Williams  CoU. 

190 1,  Dutria  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Randolph. 
1891    Am  Mores  Homans,  A.M.  (honorary).  *o8.  Bates  CoU. 

1909,   Director  of  the  Department  of  Hygiene  and  Physical  Education,  WeUesky  CoUege, 
WeUesley. 
Ray  GlXKME  HtTLiNG,  A.B.  '69,  A.M.,  '7a.  D.Sc., '94,  Brown  Univ.;  A.M.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 

X893-Z908.  Head  Master  of  EngUsh  High  School.  (190^-09)  Consulting  Teacher,  English 
High  School;   17  Hurlbut  St.,  Cambridge. 
Alvdc  F.  Pease,  A.B..  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Brown  Univ. 

1898,   With  N.  E.  PubUshing  Co.  and  Winship  Teachers'  Agency,  a9A  Beacon  St.,  Boston. 
Eluabbtb  Helen  Perry. 

189X,  Teacher  of  Drawing,  Sute  Normal  School,  Bridgewater. 
John  Tilden  Prince,  Ph.D.,  '89,  Univ.  of  Leipzig. 

1883,  Agent  for  Massachusetu  Board  of  Education,  15  Temple  St.»  West  Newton. 
1891    Orlando  Merrimc  Baser. 

Publisher,  Dartmouth  Tenace,  Springfield. 
Milton  Bradley. 

Founder  of  MUton  Bradley  Co.,  43  Cross  St.,  Springfiekl. 
Robert  Comiort  Metcalv,  Litt.D..  '05.  Tufts  CoU. 

3  Wildwood  Terrace,  Winchester. 
WnxiAM  Wells  Tapley. 

Assistam  Treasurer  and  Manager,  MUton  Bradley  Co.,  SpringfiekL 
Arthur  K.  Whitcohb,  A.B.,  '73,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

189 1,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Qty  Hall,  LoweU. 
Albert  Edward  Winship,  Litt.D.,  '98. 

Editor  of  "Joumail  of  Education,"  and  Member  of  State  Board  of  Education,  a9A 
Beacon  St.,  Boston. 
X893    Frank  Irvino  Cooper. 

Wayland. 
Georob  H.  Martin.  A.M.,  '79.  Amherst  Coll.;  Litt.D..  '05,  Tufts  CoIL 

388  Summer  St.,  West  Lynn. 
Charles  Herbert  Trorber,  Ph.B..  '86,  ComeU  Univ.;  A.M.,  '90,  Haverford  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  Clark 
Univ. 

1903,  Member  of  firm  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  Publishers,  29  Beacon  St.,  Boston. 

1894  Frederick  Elmer  Chapman. 

1890,   Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  126  Oxford  St.,  Cambridge. 
Benjamin  C.  Gregory,  A.B.,  CoU.  of  City  of  N.  Y.;  L.H.D.,  Rutgers  CoU. 
X9oa,   Supenntendent  of  Schools,  23  Clark  Ave.,  Chelsea. 

1895  Sarah  LomsE  Arnold,  A.M.  (honorary),  '02,  Tufts  CoU. 

1902,  Dean  of  Simmons  College,  Boston;  res.,  9  Crescent  Ave.,  Newton  Centre. 
Clarence  C.  Birchard. 

X90X,   Educational  Publisher,  221  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 
J.  E.  Burke,  A.B.,  '90.  A.M.,  '03.  Colby  Coll. 

1904,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Boston;  res.,  60  Alban  St.,  Dorchester  Centre. 
Roland  W.  Guss,  Grad.,  '81,  State  Nor.  Sch..  Pa.;  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '91,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn. 

X897,   Instructor  in  Natural  Science  and  Nature  Study,  State  Normal  School,  405  Church 
St.,  North  Adams. 
Isaac  Freeman  Hall,  A.M.,  '04,  Dartmouth  0>U. 

1895,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  City  Hall,  North  Adams. 
Paul  Henry  Hanus,  B.Sc..  '78.  Univ.  of  Mich.;   LL.D..  '06,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

X90X,   Professor  of  the  Theory  and  Practice  of  Education,  Harvard  University  a  Berkeley 
St.,  (Cambridge. 


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1895     Alsekt   Bdshnell  Hakt,  A.B.,   '80,    Harvard   Univ.;    Ph.D.,   '83,   Freiburij,  Dadra;   LL.D.,  'oa, 
Richmond  Coll.;   '05,  Tufts;  and  '07,  Western  Reserve  Univ.;   Xitt.D.,  '09,  Univ. 
of  Geneva. 
1897,  Professor  of  History,  Harvard  Univ.;  res.,  19  Craigie  St.,  Cambridge. 
Alonzo  Mesekvx. 

z886,   Principal  of  Bowdoin  School,  87  Linden  St.,  Allston  Station,  Boston. 


Charles  W.  PAaKENXEK,  A.B.,  '77.  A.M..  '86,  Ph.D.,  '9s,  Tufts  Coll. 
1894,   Head  Master  of  Mechanic  Arts  High  School,  1 


,  Boston;  res.,  80  Upland  Road,  North 
Cambridge. 
Baboness  Rose  Posse. 

1893.   Editor  of  "Posse  Gymnasium  Journal"  and  (1896)  Director  of  Posse  Gymnasium, 
ao6  Massachusetts  Ave.,  Boston. 
Cbasles  Aetbue  Sibley,  A.B.,  '87.  Amherst  Coll. 

Member  of  Firm  of  C.  A.  Sibley  &  Co^,  lao  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
John  Gilbekt  TnoifpsoN,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '94,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

Z895,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  11  Weymouth  St.,  Fitchburg. 
Hensy  WHrrrEUORE,  A.B.,  '66,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X898,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  State  St.,  Framingham. 

1896  Charles  H.  Ahes,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '73,  Amherst  Coll. 

Educational  Publisher,  Director  and  Secretary  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  lao  Boylston 
St.,  Boston;  res.,  300  Highland  St.,  West  Newton. 
George  Peters  Armstrong,  B.Sc.,  '03,  Harvard  Univ. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  27  Orchard  St.,  Belmont. 
Wallace  C.  Boyden,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Amherst  CoU. 

Z900,   Head  Master  of  Boston  Nmmal  School;  res.,  aai  Walnut  St.,  Newtonville. 
George  W.  Brown. 

1886,  Principal  of  Jackman  School,  38  High  St.,  Newburyport. 
Joseph  G.  Edgerly. 

1875,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  37  Atlantic  Ave.,  Fitchburg. 
Hemry  Dwight  Hervey,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '96,  Denison  Univ. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Maiden. 
Herbert  J.  Jones,  Ph.B.,  '94,  Cornell  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Sandwich-Boume-Mashpee  Union;  res.,  Sandwich. 
Lincoln  Owen,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  9a,  Colby  Univ. 

1893,  Master  of  Rice  School,  Boston;  res.,  53  Montview  St.,  West  Roxbury. 
Walter  Scott  Parker,  B.Sc.,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1894,  A«»istant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  School  Committee  Rooms,  Mason  Sf., 

Boston. 
Myron  T.  Prttcharo,  A.B.,  '78,  Boston  Univ. 

Master  of  Everett  School,  Boston;  res.,  X2S  School  St.,  Roxbury. 
DiTDLEY  A.  Sargent,  .\.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  S.D.,  '94,  Bowdoin  Coll.;  M.D.,  '78,  Yale  Univ. 

z88o.   Director  of  Hemenway  Gymnasium,  Harvard  University,  a 7  Everett  St.,  Cambridge. 

F.  E.  Spaulding,  A.B.,  '89,  Amherst;  Ph.D.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Leipzig. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Xewtonville. 
Kirk  N.  Washburn. 

One  of  the  Publishers  of  Webster's  International  Dictionary,  53  Dartmouth  St., 
Springfield. 

1897  Carl  Edward  Bacon,  A.B.,  Harvard  Univ. 

Allyn  &  Bacon,  Publishers,  X7a  Tremont  St.,  Boston. 
Arthur  C.  Boyden,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '81,  Amherst  Coll. 

1906.    Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  P.  O.  Box  55,  Bridgewater. 
Jacob  H.  Carfrey,  Ph.B.,  '9a,  Ph.M.,  'os,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  xa6  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Wakefield., 
Gertrude  Edmund,  Pd.D.,  '93,  B.Sc.,  '96.  New  York  Univ. 

1898,   Principal  of  Training  School  for  Teachers,  Lowell. 
William  Edwin  Hatch,  A.B.,  *7s,  A.M.,  '78,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1904,   President,  New  Bedford  Textile  School,  83  S.  Ash  St.,  New  Bedford. 

Edwin  A.  Ktrkpatrick.  B.Sc.,  '87,  Ph.M.,  '89,  Iowa  St.  Coll. 

1897,  Department  of  Psychology  and  Child  Study,  State  Normal  School,  Fitchburg. 
Thomas  Edward  Thompson. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  109  Walnut  St.,  I^eomlnstter. 

1898  Edward  O.  Clark. 

1902,    New  England  Manager  for  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  lao  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Wilbur  Fisk  Gordy,  A.M.,  'oa,  Weslcyan  Univ.,  and  '03,  Marietta  Coll. 

1904.    Superintendent  of  SchooLs,  47  V'emon  St.,  Springfield. 
Mrs.  Ellen  H.  Richards,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '73,  Vassar  Coll.;  S.B.,  '73,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1S84,   Instructor  in  Sanitary  Chemistry,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  BoAon. 

1899  William  A.  Baldwin,  B.Sc.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 

1897,    Principal  of  Slate  Normal  School,  Hyannis. 
Charles  H.  Haskins.  A.B.,  '87.  Ph.D..  'go,  Johns  Hop'<ins  Univ.;  A.M.,  *o8,  Harvard  Univ. 

190a,    Professor  of  History,  and  Dean  of  the  Graduate  School  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  Harvard 
University,  15  Prescott  Hall,  Cambridge. 
May  E.  Murray. 

1004,   "Kindergarten  Review,"  The  Dorchester,  Hawley  St.,  Sixingfield. 


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1899  J.  ASBUSY  PmiAM. 

1906,  Principal  of  Salem  Normal  School;  res.,  ate  Lafayette  St.,  Salem. 
Mauucb  B.  SifrrB,  A.B.,  '05,  Amherst  Coll. 

XQ04,  Teacher  m  High  School;  res.,  ass  Lafayette  St.,  Salem. 
David  Samukl  Snxddzn,  A.B.,  07,  Ldand  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M.,  *oi.  Columbia  Univ. 

1909,  Commissioner  ol  Education  for  Massachusetts  State  Houae,  Boston. 
Charles  F.  Waknck,  .\.B.,  '79,  A.M.,  'Sa,  D.Sc.,  '09,  Colby  Coll. 

X898,  Principal  of  the  Technical  High  School.  Elliott  St.,  Springfield. 

1900  Chaklbs  F.  a.  CiTRBizt,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '88,  Harvard  Univ. 

1891,    Professor  of  History  and  Political  Science,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology, 

Boston. 
Saxah  Fuxxkb. 

1869,   Principal  of  the  Horace  Maon  School  for  the  Deal,  zaa  Concord  St.,  Newton  Lower 

Falls. 

EvzLTN  Holmes. 

Z908,   Mt.  Holyoke  College,  South  Hadley. 
Mes.  Ellok  Caelisle  Ripley. 

z9oa,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1347  Commonwealth  Ave.,  Boston. 
Elmeb  L  Shepabd.  A.B..  '00,  A.M..  '04,  Williams  Coll. 

1903,   Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Williams  College,  Williamstown,  (1V09)  Graduate  Student, 
Harvard  University;  Brownley  Coun  34,  Cambridge. 
iQOi    F.  a.  Baonall,  A.B.,  'go,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

xgoz,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  8  Orchard  St..  Adams. 
STBATioir  D.  Beooes,  A.B..  '96,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pd.B.,  '90,  Pd.M.,  '99.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll.;  A.M.,  '04, 
Harvard  Univ. 
X906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  School  Committee  Building.  Mason  St.;    res.,  17 
Randegh  Road,  Boston. 
Alkx  LomsB  Habrb. 

Z907,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Room  14*  City  Hall,  Worcester. 
Edwabo  R.  Goodwin,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  D.C.L.,  Bates  Coll. 

1894,  Principal  of  Classiral  High  School,  15  Germain  St.,  Worcester. 
John  Coulter  Hockenberry,  A,B..  '99,  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '06,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1908,  Professor  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School,  a  7  Holland  Ave., 

Westfield. 
Fbanelin  S.  Hoyt.  B.Sc..  '93,  Boston  Univ.;  A.M..  *os,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907.  Editor,  Educational  Department,  Houghton,  Mifflin  &  Co.,  4  Park  St.,  Boston. 
Geoboe  W.  Holden. 

President  of  the  Holden  Patent  Book  Cover  Co.,  53  Hillman  St.,  Springfield. 
Miles  Cabteb  Holden. 

Secretary  of  the  Holden  Patent  Book  Cover  Co..  53  Hilhnan  St..  Springfield. 
Hemby  Lefavoitb.  A.B..  '83.  Ph.D..  '86.  LL.D.,  '03.  Williams  Coll..  and  '05,  Tufts  Coll. 

190X,   President  of  Simmons  College,  Boston. 
Fbank  Hebbbbt  Palmer,  A.B..  '7s,  A.M.,  '78,  Amherst  Coll. 

Z901,   Editor  of  ''Education,"  Room  at8,  xao  Boybton  St.,  Boston. 
Frane  Edson  Parlin,  A.M.,  '80,  Bates  Coll. 

Z909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Cambridge. 
Altbed  L.  Saben.  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '06.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1899,   Principal  of  High  School,  as  School  St.,  Manchester. 
Thomas  Whitney  Surette. 

1909,  Staff  I.ecturcr  to  the  Extension  Delegacy  of   Oxford  rn'versitv;    English  address. 

Extension  Office,  Examination  Si.hools,  Oxford;    home  addres<$,  21   Lexington 
Road,  Concord. 
Chables  Zueblin.  Ph.B.,  *87.  Northwestern  Univ.;    B.D.,  '89,  Yale  Univ. 
Lecturer,  8  Fairview  Terrace.  Winchester,  Boston. 
X909    H.  F.  ClTTLEB,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '04,  Amherst  Coll. 

1890,   Principal  of  Mt.  Hermon  Boys'  School,  Mt.  Hermon. 
Ibving  H.  Gamwell,  A.B.,  '96,  Brown  Univ. 

Z90Z,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Queen  and  Pleasant  Sts.,  Franklin. 
Fbane  M.  Gilley,  A.B.,  '80,  Harvard  Univ. 

i88a,   Instruaor  in  Physics  and  Chemistry,  High  School;  res.,  ax  John  St.,  Chelsea. 
AvousTUS  H.  Kelley,  A.M.,  '75,  Colby  Univ.  ^ 

x888.   Principal  of  Lyman  School;  res.,  57  Montview  St.,  W.  Roxbury  District,  Boston. 
Abtbub  Oblo  Nobton,  A.M.,  '09,  Harvard  Univ. 

1899,  Assistant  Professor  in  Harvard  University,  17  Brewster  St.,  Cambridge. 
Maby  E.  Pabeeb.  A.B.   '88.  Wollcsley  Coll.;  A.M.,  '08.  Univ.  of  Pa.,  and  '90.  Radcliffe  Coll. 

X905,   Assbtant  Professor  of  Education.  Simmons  College;  res..  164  Xcwbury  St.,  Boston. 
Geobce  D.  Pettee,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '03.  Yale  Univ. 

Z908.   Director  Berkshire  Hilb  Schoob,  Mt.  Wa.shington;  express  office,  Great  Borrington. 

Chables  L.  Simmons,  Ph.B.,  Taylor  Univ.;  A.M.,  Gale  Coll. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  66  Western  Ave.,  Westfield. 

Chables  E.  Stevens.  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '80.  Bates  Coll. 

1894,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  9  Cedar  Ave.,  Stoneham. 
19P3    John  Chables  States  Andrew,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ.;  S.  T.  B.,  'oa,  Andover Theol.  Sem. 
Instructor  in  History  and  Economics,  High  School,  Lynn;    res.,  158  Crest  Ave., 
Revere. 


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1903    Mks.  Fannib  Fein  Andrews,  A.B.,  'oa,  Raddiffe  Coll. 

Lecturer  and  Writer  on  Educational  Subjects,  405  Marlborough  St.,  Boston. 
Melvills  a.  Aknold. 

X908,   Principal  cf  the  Horace  Mann  School,  39  Wafaiut  St.,  Everett. 
F.  G.  Atwkll,  B.Sc..  '88,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

XQoi,   Superintendent  of  Schools  d  Hopedale,  Mendon,  and  Bellingham;  res.,  x8  Bancroft 
Park,  Hopedale. 
Asa  GlOBOK  Bakes.  A.B.,  '88,  Amherst  Coll. 

Of  the  G.  &  C.  Merriam  Company,  6  Cornell  St.,  Springfield. 
Fred  C  Baldwin,  B.Sc.,  '8x.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X893,  Master  of  Forster  School,  xo6  Sycamore  St..  Somerville. 
Mhs.  Lucia  Gale  Bakber. 

Private  Studio.  Mental-Physical  Education,  The  Ludlow,  Copley  Sq.,  Boston. 
Tbokas  H.  Barnes.  A.M..  'os  (honorary).  Tufts  ColL 

X869,   Master  of  Gaston  School.  Boston;  res..  773  Broadway,  South  Boston. 
Elizabeth  Beaman,  Grad.,  '78.  St.  Loub  Kg.  Tr.  Sch.;  Dip.,  'oa.  Teachers  ColL 

4^4  Washington  St.,  Brooldine. 
Arthur  J.  Bean.  B.Sc.,  '8q,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

X904,  City  Director  of  Manual  Training,  13  Hurkftlrl  Road,  Worcester. 
Hector  L.  Belble,  A.B.,  'q6.  Harvard  Univ. 

X900,   Principal  of  John  R.  Rollins  School.  33  Qtaincy  St..  Lawrence. 
Frank  Howe  Benedict.  A.B.,  *ox,  Tufts  Coll. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Aubum-Sutton  District,  R.  F.  D.  No.  i,  Sutton;  express 
office.  MiUbury. 
Clabencb  John  Blake,  M.D.,  '65,  Harvard  UniT. 

Professor  of  Otology,  Medical  Department,  Harvard  Univeruty;  res..  aa6  Maribor- 
ough  St.,  Boston. 
Mrs.  Clarence  John  Blake. 

336  Marlborough  St.,  Boston. 
CLmoRD  S.  Bracdon,  A.B.,  '00.  Bowdoin  Coll. 

X906,   Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  Technical  High  School;  res.,  37  Dresden  St., 
Springfield. 
PxROr  Shields  Brayton,  A.B.,  '99.  Harvard  UniT. 

X903,   Head  of  Department  of  Physics,  High  School,  Medford;  res.,  X36  Allston  St.,  West 
Medford. 
Jaicbs  H.  Burdett. 

Sub-master  in  Bennett  School,  Boston;  res.,  aa  Chestnut  St..  Dedham. 
Kenyon  L.  Bittterfield,  B.Sc..  '91.  Mich.  Agri.  Coll.;   A.M.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X906.   President  of  Massachtisetts  Agricultural  College,  Amherst. 
Steprsn  Perkins  Cabot,  A.B.,  '9a.  Harvard  Univ. 

X901,  Teacher  of  Modem  Languages.  St.  Geoige's  School, Newport,  R.  I ;  res..  73  Chestnut 
St.,  Boston. 
Mrs.  Ella  Lyman  Cabot. 

1905,  Member,  (i9op)  Cleric  of  Massachusetts  Board  of  Education  and  Member  of  Rid- 

diffe  Council,  190  Marlborough  St.,  Boston. 
Setb  Howard  Crace,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '96,  Brown  Univ. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Tewksbury-Dracut  District,  97,  i8th  St.,  Lowell. 
J.  Henry  Clagg. 

1908.  Principal  of  Webster  School,  Everett. 
Eliza  L.  Clark. 

Principal  and  Matron  of  the  Sarah  Fuller  Home,  93  Wobum  St.,  West  Medford. 
Georoe  L  Clapp.  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

1933,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  Montvale  Ave.,  Wobum. 
Leslie  Linwood  Cleveland,  A.B..  '93.  Williams  Coll. 

1907,  Head  Master  of  High  School,  Quincy ;  home  address,  83  Grand  View  Aw.,  Wollaston. 
Burton  M.  Clough,  A.B.,  '00,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  303  Main  St.,  Easthampton. 
C.  O.  LoTTis  Collin,  M.D.,  '08,  Harvard  Univ. 

1909,  Instructor,   Department  of  Hygiene  and  Physical  Education,  Wellesley  College, 

WeUcsley. 
Francis  Joseph  Conlin,  A.B.,  *ox.  Harvard  Univ. 

1901,  Teacher  in  High  School,  138  Bartlctt  Road.  Winthrop. 
John  M.  Connolly.  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '9a,  Holy  Cross  Coll.;  M.D.,  '00,  Harvard  Univ. 

Medical  Inspector,  Boston  Public  Schools;   res.,  183  Har\'ard  St.,  Dorchester. 
William  C  Crawford,  A.B.,  '82,  A.M.,  '8?.  Colby  Coll. 

1903,   Master  of  Washington  Allston  District,  Boston;   res.,  596  Cambridge  St.,  Allston. 
Grapton  Dulany  Cushino.  A,B.,  A.M.,  LL.B.,  Harvard  Univ. 

30  Chestnut  St.,  Boston. 
Thomas  W.  Davis,  A.B..  '66,  Williams  Coll. 

1908,  Recording  Grand  Secretary,  Masonic  Temple,  Boston. 
George  Ellsworth  Dawson.  A.B..  '87.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D.,  '97,  Cbrk  Um'v. 

1903,    Professor  of  Psychology',  SchfxJ  of  Religious  Pedagogy,   Hartford,  Conn.;  home 
address,  214  Belmont  Ave.,  Springfield. 
Clarence  H.  Dempsev.  A.B.,  '95.  Boston  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  13a  Cushman  Ave.,  Revere. 


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1903    WnmKD  Nkbols  Dohovan,  A.B.,  'pa,  A.M.,  '05,  Colby  Coll. 

X901-1900,  Aasodate  Professor  of  BibUcal  Interpreution,  Newtoa  Theological  Institution,  as 
Pleaaant  St^  Newtoa  Centre. 
MaiOAirr  L.  Doyle,  Grad.,  'ga,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Framinghaxn,  Mass. 

x893i  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Fnuningham',  res.,  33  Harrison  St.,  Natick. 
Fkank  Dsew,  A.B.,  'go.  and  A.M.,  '91.  Indiana  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '95,  Ckrk  Unir. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Granville. 

Gasxxtt  Droppeks.  A.B.,  '87.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *o6,  Univ.  of  S.  Dak. 

X907,   Professor  of  Political  Economy,  Williams  College,  Williamstown.  « 

LuiBEK  F.  Elliott. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Civil  Service  Department,  Bostoa,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Private  Laboratories; 
res.,  aj  Franklin  St.,  Watertown. 
Samuel  Hodgman  Ekskime,  A.B.,  '91,  Bowdoln  CoU. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schoob  and  Principal  of  High  School,  Lancaster. 

AllOBZTTA  E.  ESILMAN. 

x88a,  Assistant  Teacher  in  George  Putnam  District,  Ellis  Menddl  School,  66  School  St., 
Roxbury. 
Gboegb  William  Evans,  A.B.,  '8t,  Harvard  Univ. 

X905,  Head  Master  of  Charlestown  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  17  Everett  Ave.,  Upham's 
Comer. 
Walter  Elmose  Feknald,  M.D.,  *8x,  Bowdoin  Med.  CoU.  * 

1887,   Superintendent  of  Massachusetts  School  for  the  Feeble  Minded,  Waverley. 
AiBSKT  GASDiMEa  FiSHEE,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M..  *78,  Brown  Univ. 

Proprietor  of  Fisher  Teachers'  Agency,  lao  Tremont  St.,  Boston. 
Lester  A.  Freeman. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Seekonk,  Swansea,  and  Somerset,  Mass.;  res.,  93  Com- 
stock  Ave.,  Providence,  R.  I. 
Charles  L  Gates,  A.B..  '99,  A.M.,  '06,  Brown  Univ. 

X909,   Sub-Master,  Lincoln  School,  Boston,  X5  Bentham  Road,  Dorchester. 
Ij^ura  Drake  Gill,  A.B.,  '81,  A.M.,  'Ss,  Smith  Coll ;  D.C.L.,  '07,  Univ.  of  the  South. 

X907,   President  of  Association  of  Collegiate  Alumnae,  364  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Mary  Anna  Gove. 

X896,  Teacher  in  Geoige  Putnam  School,  Boston;  res.,  xg  Dizwell  St.,  Roxbury. 
Emma  Beede  Gitlliver. 

1907,   Master  of  DiUaway  School,  Boston;  res.,  68  Bartlett  St.,  Allston. 
Nathan  C  Hamblin. 

190  X,  Principal  of  Tabor  Academy,  Marion. 
Walter  Irving  Hamilton. 

1905,  Principal  of  Thomas  Donaghy  School,  2^  Buttonwood  St..  New  Bedford. 
William  Walter  Hastings,  A.B.,'86,  A.M.,'93,  Maryvillc  Coll.;  A.M.,'94,  Ph.D.,  »96,  Haverford  Coll. 

a33  Jackson  St.,  Springfield. 
William  Moors  Hatch,  A.B.,  '86,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '89,  LL.M.,  '00,  Columbian  Univ. 

New  England  Manager  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  aax  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 
Caroline  Hazard,  A.M..  '99  (honorary),  Univ.  of  Mich.;   Utt.D.,  '99,  Brown  Univ.;   LL.D..'o5, 
Tufts  Coll. 
x899t   President  of  Wellesley  College,  The  President's  Office,  Wellesley. 
ScHTTYLER  F.  Herron.  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '97,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School  Bldg.,  oor.  Washington  St.  and  Parkway, 
Winchester. 
LnxiE  Anderson  Hicks. 

1899,  Supervisor  of  Training,  State  Normal  School,  Bridgewater. 
LuLA  A.  L.  Hill. 

X883,  Assistant  in  Wells  School,  37  Pinckney  St.,  Boston. 
George  Preston  Httchcock,  A.B.,  '9a,  Amherst  Coll. 
,  190S,   Headmaster  of  High  School,  64  Brington  Road,  Brookline. 

Franklxm  W.  Hobbs,  S.B.,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

190a.  Chairman  of  School  Committee,  78  Upland  Road,  Brookline. 
William  H.  Holuks,  Jr.,  A.B.,  ♦gr  Colby  Coll. 

1909,  Fellow  at  Clark  University,  Worcester. 

William  W.  Howe,  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

X90X,   Submaster  01  Henry  L.  Pierce  School,  Dorchester;  res.,  aoo  Forest  St.,  Winchester. 

Alfred  F.  Howes.  A.B..  '87,  A.M.,  'oa.  Amherst  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Southern  Berkshire  District,  Sheffield. 

S.  C.  Hittchinson,  A.B.,  '9a,  A.M.,  '95,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  50  Summer  St.,  Andover. 
AsHER  Johnson  Jacoby,  Pd.M.,  '98.  New  York  Univ. 

190 1,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Milton;  res.,  46  Belcher  Circle,  East  Milton. 

William  A.  Johnston,  B.Sc.,  '93,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

X906,  Asaodate  Professor  of  Mechanical  Engineering,  Massadiusetts  Institute  of  Technology, 
Boston. 
Frederic  W.  Kingman. 

igo5,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Walpole  and  Medfiekl;  res.,  Common  St..  Walpole. 

Thos.  H.  H.  Knight,  A.B. 

X897,    Master  of  Girls'  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  13a  Melrose  St.,  Melrose  Highlands. 


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1903    Gaetano  Lanza,  B.Sc.,  C.  and  M.E.,  UnW.  of  Va.;  Cav.  dci  S.S.  Maurizio  e  Laxxaro. 

Profrssor  of  Applied  Mechanics  in  Charge  of  the  Department  of  Mechani.'al  Eogi- 
neering.  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  aa  W.  Cedar  St.,  Boston. 


GusTAF  Laksson,  Grad.,  '8a.  Nor.  Sch..  Sweden. 
1888,   Principal  of  Sloyd  Train 


I  Training  School.  7  Harcourt  St.,  Boston. 
Watson  Clakk  Lka,  Ph.B.,  '03.  OberUn  Coll.;  A.M.,  'oa,  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,   Superintenclent  of  Schools,  Randolph-Avoa-Holbrook  Diatria;  res.,  Holbcook. 
pLoaENCE  Eugenie  Leadbetter. 

«  Assistant  in  Rozbury  High  School.  Boston*,  res.,  867  South  St.,  RosUndale. 

Maud  Gektbude  Leadbetter. 

1907,  Assistant  in  East  Bostoo  High  School;   res.,  867  South  St.,  Roalindale. 
Frank  M.  Leaviit. 

1893,   Assistant  Director  of  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  ^^oston;   res.,  3a  Akron  St. 
Rozbury. 
HoicER  Pierce  Lewis.  A.B.,  *74,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X903,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  14  City  Hall,  Worcester. 
Leo  Rich  Lewis,  A.B.,  Tufts  Coll.;  A.B.  and  A.M.,  Harvard  Univ. 

1895,   Professor  of  Theory  and  History  of  Music,  Tufu  College;  Box  36,  Tufts  College  P.  O.; 
express  office,  Medford. 
Arthur  A.  Lincoln. 

1897.  Sub-master  of  Mather  School,  ag  Perdval  St.,  Dorchester. 
John  MacDuffie,  A.B.,  '84,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '95.  Lombard  Coll. 

1890,  Principal  of  the  MacDuffie  School  for  Girls,  i8a  Central  St.,  Springfield. 
Jahes  Mahoney,  A.B..  '84,  Amherst  Coll. 

1888,   Head  of  Department  of  English,  South  Boston  High  School,  72  G  St.,  South  Boston. 
Frank  M.  Marsh,  A.B.,  '90.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '99,  Boston  Univ. 

1 00 1,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  50  Union  St.,  Fairhaven. 
Bertha  M.  McConkey. 

1902,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools  and  Kindergartens,  to  Monmouth  St.,  Springfield. 
James  H.  McCurdy  M.D.,  '94,  N.  Y.  Univ.;  M.P.E.,  '07,  Int.  Y.M.C.A.  Tr.  Sch.;  A.M.,  »o9,  Clark 

Univ. 

1895,  Professor,  International  Young  Men's  Christian  Association,  Training  School,  93 

Westford  Ave.,  Springfield. 
James  R.  McDonald,  A.B.,  '89.  Williams  Coll. 

Z904,   Manager  of  Educational  Department,  Little,  Brown  &  Co..  34  Beacon  St.,  Bostoo; 

res.,  85  Brooks  St..  West  Medford. 
Walter  V.  McDufff.e.  A.B..  '9a.  Dartmouth  Coll.;  A.M.,  '96.  Harvard  Univ. 

1896,  Head  of  Classical  Department,  Central  High  School,  336  Central  St.,  SpeingfiekL 
Henry  C.  Metcalf,  A.B.,  '94,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '97,  Berlin. 

Professor  of  Political  Science,  Tufts  College;  P.  O.,  Tufts  College. 
Charles  Sturtevavt  Moore,  A.B.,  '73.  A.M.,  *oo.  Harvard  Univ. 

190a,   Assistant  Recorder  of  Harvard  College,  10  Frost  St..  Cambridge. 
Horace  Henry  Morse,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  'ot.  Harvard  Univ. 

1906.  Head  of  Department  of  History,  Mt.  Hermon  Boys'  School.  Mt.  Hermon. 
Fred  Herbert  Nickerson.  A.B.,  '86.  A.M.,  •89,  Bates  Coll. 

1909,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  57  Dudley  St.,  Medford. 
Philo  G.  Noon.  A.B.,  '05,  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,  Sub-ma&ter  of  Harvard  School,  Boston;  res.,  24  Henry  St.,  Everett. 

C.  Maud  Norris.  A.B..  '01.  Smith  Coll.;  A.M..  '02.  Boston  Univ. 

1907,   Teacher  of  English,  High  School,  Maiden;  res.,  760  Massachusetts  Ave.,  Cambridge. 
Caleb  A.  Page,  A.B.,  A.M..  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1893.  Principal  of  High  School,  Methuen. 
Charles  Francis  Park,  S.B.,  'qa.  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1906,   Associate  Professor  of  Mechanical  Engineering,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Tech- 
nology,  and  Director  of  Lowell  Institute  School  for  Industrial  Foremen,  Boston. 
William  Dwtoht  Parkinson.  A.B.,  '78.  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.B.,  •81.  National  Univ. 

1H98,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Waltham. 
Frank  J.  Peaslee,  A.M..  '88.  Colby  Univ..  Ph.D..  '02.  American  Univ. 

iQoi.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  68  Bakei*  St.,  Lynn. 
Marshall  Livingston  Perrin,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '76,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '89.  GOttingen. 

1 89 1,  Profc»(or  ol  Germanic  Languages,  Boston  University;  res.,  Washington  St.,  Wellesley 

HiUs. 
Mrs.  Annie  Moseley  Perry. 

iHq8,   Principal  of  Perry  Kindergarten  Normal  School.  x8  Huntington  Ave.,  Boston. 
John  Henry  PiLLSBrRV,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '77,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

iHq9,   Principal  and  Proprietor  of  Waban  School,  1690  Beacon  St.,  Waban. 
William  E.  C.  Rich.  A.B..  '70.  A.M.,  '73,  Bates  Coll. 

1891,   Master  of  Christopher  Gibson  Grammar  School,  Boston;   res..  99  Moreland  ^, 
Roxbury. 
Fredkric  H.  Riplkv. 

1808,    Principal  of  Longfellow  School,  1247  Commonwealth  Ave.,  Allston,  Boston. 

Albert  Robinson.  A.B.,  '03.  Colby  Coll, 

1003,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  11  Warren   St.,  Peabody. 
Jennie  E.  Rogers. 

1903,  Teacher  in  Edson  Grammar  School,  Lowell;  res.,  Byfield. 
Peter  Roos. 

1806,    Director  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  24  Sacramento  St.,  Cambridge. 


MaasMhoKCU]  LIFE.  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  I2I 

MASSACHUSETTS-CM/imiMl 

1903  GBOftosRuoo,A.B., '83,  Amherst  Coll.;  A.M., '03,  Harvard  Univ. 

1903,    Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Princeton,  Sterling,  and  Westminster;    address,  38 
Somerset  St.,  Worcester. 
Amns  CooLiDCB  Rdst. 

Principal  of  Froebel  School  of  Kindergarten  Normal  Classes,  Pierce  BIdg.,  Copley 
Sq.,  Boston. 
J08SFB  F.  Ryan,  A.B..  '97,  Dartmouth  ColL 

New  England  Manager  for  D.  Appleton  &  Co.,  lao  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Eumcx  J.  Simpson. 

x8  Hovey  St..  Newton. 
RoBKiT  Orange  Small,  A.B.,  '96,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

X903,   Supenntendent  of  Schoob  of  Grafton  and  Upton;  res.,  Grafton. 
J.  Angelina  Smith. 

XQOo.   Principal  of  Dutcher  St ,  School,  res ,  Adin  St.,  Hopedale. 
Edwaed  Southworth. 

1878,   Master  of  Mather  School,  Boston;  res.,  94  Grecnleaf  St.,  Quincy. 

GOEDON  A.  SioUTHWORTH. 

Farmer  Superintendent  of  Schools,  40  Greenville  St.,  Somerville. 
Heney  p.  Talbot,  S.B.,  '85,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.;  Ph.D..  '90.  Leipzig. 

x899t  Professor  of  Inorganic  and  Analytical  Chemistry,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Tech- 
nology, Boston. 
Haeexet  Caroline  Taylor.  A.B.   '99.  Radcliffe  Cofl. 

X907,  Teacher  of  German  and  English,  Roxbury  High  School;  res.,  Sudbury  Road,  Weston. 
Edgar  £.  Tromtson,  B.Sc.,  '7X,  Mass.  Agri.  CoU. 

X893,   Supervising  Principal,  Public  Schools,  5  Jaques  Ave.,  Worcester. 
Mary  Kingslev  Tmarrs,  A.B.,  '89,  Univ  of  New  Brunswick.  Canada. 

X904,  Assistant  in  West  Roxbury  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  as  Greenough  Ave.,  Jamaica 
Plain. 
Waltbb  Bradley  Tripp. 

X89X,  Teacher  of  Dramatic  Expression,  Emerson  College  of  Oratory,  and  (1899)  Professor 
of  Oratory,  Boston  College;  239  Huntington  Ave..  Boston. 
Fezdzric  Allison  Titppbr,  A.B.,  '80.  Harvard  Univ. 

X899,  Head  Master  of  Brighton  High  School,  7  Menlo  St.,  Brighton  District,  Boston. 
H.  W.  Tyler,  S.B.,  '84,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.;  Ph.D.,  '89.  Erlangen. 

1893,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology.  491  Boylston 
St.,  Boston. 
FlAMC  VoozL,  A.B.,  A.M..  Harvard  Univ. 

Professor,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology;  res.,  95  Robinwood  Ave.,  Jamaica 
Plain. 
Mrs.  Luz  Stuart  Wadswortr. 

Past  National  Patriotic  Instructor  of  National  Woman's  Relief  Corps,  xxa  Hunting- 
ton  Ave.  (Suite  a),  Boston. 
AlTBTTE  B.  Webber,  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Littleton. 
Sarah  Sodtbworth  Webber. 

Medical  Gymnastics  and  Swimming,  Sagamore  Beach;  res.,  60  Gorham  Ave.,  Brook- 
line;  summer  address,  Box  aa,  Sagamore  Beach. 
Charles  H.  Westcott. 

1897,    Sub-master  of  High  School,  and  Director  of  Manual  Training,  135  Hawthorne  St., 
Maiden. 
Cbaeles  T.  C.  WnrrcoMB,  A.B.,  '83.  A.M.,  '86,  Amherst  Coll. 

X906.   Head  Master  of  High  School,  81  Ash  St.,  Brockton. 
Maurice  Pittnam  WHrrE,  A.B.,  LL.B. 

190a,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Mason  St.,  Boston;  res.,  99  Walling- 
ford  Road,  Brighton. 
Fbamk  W.  Whttney,  A.B.,  '79,  Bo^on  Univ. 

X897,   Pruxcipal  of  High  School,  3  Marion  Road,  Watertown. 
Chaelzs  a.  Williams,  A.B.,  '88,  Williams  Coll.;  A.M.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

X897.   Principal  of  High  School,  51  Felton  St.,  Hudson. 
Edward  M.  Woodward,  A.B., '85.  Amherst  Coll. 

X903,    Principal  of  South  High  School,  736  Pleasant  St.,  Worcester. 
Frederick  R.  Woodward,  A.B.,  'pa,  Williams  Coll. 

X895,   Department  of  Mathematics,  High  School.  x68,  6th  St..  Lowell. 

1904  G.  B.  Affleck,  A.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Mam'toba,  Canada;  P.B.E.,  '05.  Intl  Tr.  Sch.,  Springfield. 

X906,   Professor  of  Hygiene.  International  Training  School.  287  Hickory  St.,  Springfield. 
William  H.  Burnham,  A.B.,  '8a,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '88,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1896,    Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Clark  University,  Worcester. 
Edward  H.  Eldridge.  A.M.,  '95,  Ph.D..  '07.  Temple  Univ. 

190a,   Director  of  Scirctarial  School,  Simmons  College,  Boston. 
Geetrude' Elizabeth  Gavlord,  .\.B.,  *oo,  Mt.  Holyoke  Coll. 

X908,   Teacher  of  German  and  French,  47,  lath  St.,  Franklin,  Pa.;  home  address,  85  College 
St.,  South  Hadlcy. 
Habvey  S.  Gbuvee,  A.B..  'oa,  Otterbein  Univ. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Walpole;    also.  Graduate  Student,  Harvard 
University,  60  Kirkland  St.,  Cambridge. 
Anna  Jane  McKkac.  Ph.D..  '00.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1909,   Professor  of  Education,  WeUesley  College,  4a  College  Hall,  Wellesley. 


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Z904    Augustine  I..  RArm,  A.M.,  ^92,  Boston  Coll. 

1905,  AasiaUnt  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Boston;  res.,  41  BnuUee  Sc,  Dorchester. 
Miss  Theodate  L.  SiirrH,  A.B.,  '8a,  A.M.,  '84,  Smith  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '96.  Yale  Univ. 

189a,   Research  Assistant  to  G.  Stanley  Hall,  CUrk  University,  Worcester. 
X905    Henby  Turner  Bailey. 

1903,  Editor  of  **The  School  Arts  Book,"  North  Sdtuate. 
Clarence  Elwood  Brockway.  A.B.,  '78,  Bates  Coll. 

1899.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  Hanover  St.,  West  Springfield. 
W.  H.  H.  Bryant.  A.M..  '00.  Bates  CoU. 

189X,  Senior  Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.  in  New  England,  ag  Beacon  St.;  res.,  xo  Berwick  Park, 
Boston. 
John  Sioth  Burley,  Ph.B.,  '90,  M.Sc..  '05,  Weskyan  Univ.,  Conn. 

1905,   Instructor  in  English  B.  M.  C,  Durfee  High  School,  145  Grove  St.,  Fall  River. 
Paul  W.  Carbast.  Ph.B..  '94.  Yale  Univ. 

With  G.  8l  (C.  Merriam  Co.,  Myrick  BUg.,  SpringfiekL 
John  A.  De  Camp.  A.B.,  '00.  AM..  *o6.  Williams  CoU. 

1900,  Principal  ot  High  School.  Southworth  Ave.,  Wiiliamstown. 
Charles  H.  Howe,  A.B.,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

Z89S.   Principal  of  High  School.  97  Chestnut  St..  Wakefield. 
Allen  P.  KErrn. 

190S,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  a?  Robeson  St.,  New  Bedford. 
Irving  O.  Palmer,  A.B..  '87.  A.M..  '9o>  Colby  Coll. 

1897,   Head  of  Department  of  Science,  Newton  High  School,  9a  Washingtoa  Park.  Nev- 
tonville. 
James  Duncan  Phillips.  A.B.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 

Manager  of  Educational  Department,  Houghton,  MiflUn  Co.,  4  Park  St.,  Boston. 
James  Sturois'Pray^  A.B.,  '95.  Harvard  Univ. 

1905,  Assistant  Professor  of  Landscape  Architecture,  Harvard  University,  50  Garden  St., 

Cambridge. 
Charles  Irving  Rice. 

1899,    Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  Box  81,  Station  A,  Worcester. 
Bernard  M.  Sheridan,  A.M..  Boston  CoU. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Lawrence. 

1906  Wellington  E.  Aiken,  Ph.B.,  'oi,  A.M..  '03,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1906,  Head  of  English  Department,  Mt.  Hermon  School,  Mt.  Hermon. 
Harris  W.  Baker.  Ph  B.,  'pi,  Yale  Univ. 

With  G.  &  C.  Merriam  Co.,  108  Harvard  St.,  Springfield. 
Robert  E.  Burke,  B.Sc.,  '99,  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Boston  PubUc  Schools;  res.,  156  M.  St.,  South  Boston. 
Fayette  K.  Congdon,  A.B.,  '94,  A  M  ,  '97,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ao  Pomeroy  Terrace,  Northampton. 
Harry  M.  Gerry,  A.B.,*9S,  Colby  Coll. 

1908,  Educational  Director  of  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  8a6  Massachusetts  Ave.,  Cambridge. 
Clarence  M.  Hall.  B.Sc,  '98.  M.Sc..  '99.  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

1906,  Teacher  of  Science,  Central  High  School,  69  Sherman  St..  Springfield. 
Clifton  Fremont  Hodge,  A.B.,  '8a,  Ripon  CoU.;  Ph.D..  '89.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1906,   Professor  of  Biology,  Clark  University,  Worcester. 
William  Hugh  MrrmELL,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M.,  '04.  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1909,  Head  Master,  Berkshire  Forest  School,  Mt.  Washington. 
James  P.  Porter.  A.B..  *98.  A.M..  01.  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '05.  Clark  Univ. 

1904,  Instructor  and  (1907)  Assistant  Professor  of  Psychology,  (1909)  Acting  Dean,  Cdle- 

giate  Department,  Clark  University,  Worcester. 
Homer  K.  Underwood.  A.B.,  '09,  Washington  and  Jefferson  CoU.;  A.M.,  '01,  Yale  Univ. 

1908,   Head  of  English  Department,  FaU  River  High  Schools,  Pierce  and  Hanover  Sts.; 
res.,  606  Prospect  St.,  FaU  River. 

1907  Samitzl  F.  Blodgett,  A.M..  '74,  Yale  CoU. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Framingham,    4  Tfaurber  St.,  South  Framingham, 
John  David  Brooks,  Pd.B.,  '97,  B.Sc.,  '98.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  MiUersvUle,  Pa.;  A.B.,  *oi,  DickinacMi  CoU.; 
A.M.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X907,   Superintendem  of  Schools,  Natick. 
Charles  Shedd  Clark.  A.B.,  A.M.,  Dartmouth  Col.;  LL.B..  George  Washington  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  8a  Monroe  St.,  Somer%'iUe. 
Everett  Brownell  Durfee,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Brown  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  565  Maple  St.,  FaU  River. 
Ralph  E.  Files,  A.B..  '05,  Bates  CoU. 

1903,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  14  Columbia  Park,  HavcrhUl. 
Maud  A.  Goodfellow. 

Librarian  and  Instructor  in  Library  Economy,  State  Normal  School,  Fitchbuxg. 
E.  L.  Haynes,  A.B.,  Bates  CoU. 

1908,  District  Superintendent  of  Schook,  Ashby,  Lunenbuerg,  and  Townsend,  Townsend. 

Henry  Plimpton  Kendall,  A.B..  '99,  Amherst  ColL 
The  Plimpton  Press,  Norwo<xl. 

William  Thomas  Morgan,  Ph.B.,  '00,  Ohio  Univ. 

1909,  Post  Graduate  Student,  History  and  Government,  Harvard  University,  ax  CoQege 

House,  Cambridge. 


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MASSACHUSETTS-CMtftiM(«d 

1907    rwABtM  H.  Morse. 

Secretary  and  Executive  Officer,  Maasachufletta  G>inmittce  on  Industrial  Education. 
328  Harvard  St.,  Cambridge. 
Jans  B.  Patten,  S.B.,  '06,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1906,   Instructor  in  Biology,  Simmons  College,  Fenway,  Boston;    res..    South  Natick; 
express  office,  Weltesley. 
WnxxAM  Joseph  Pelo,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  'o«.  Harvard  Univ. 

Superintendent  of   Schools,  Swampscott,   and   Assistant   in   Education,   Harvard 
University;    res.,  84  Prescott  St.,  Cambridge. 
Frank  Palmer  Speare. 

1896,   Educational  Director,  Boston  Young  Men's  Christian  Association,  and  Dean  of  Law 
School,  458  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
X908    N.  Henry  Black,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '06,  Harvard  Univ. 

X900,   Science  Master,  Roxbury  Latin  School,  Boston;    res.,  15  Ellery  St.,  Cambridje. 
Horace  L.  Brittain,  Ph.D.,  Qark  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  xxo  West  St.,  Hyde  Park. 
Frederick  H.  Brown. 

1899,  Salwman.  Rand,  McNally  &  Co,  Educational    Department,  104  N.   Main  St., 

Springfield. 
Catherine  T.  Bryce. 

1905,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  x6  Otis  Place,  Newtonville. 
Howard    Conant,  A.B.,  '9a.  A.M.,  Vx>,  Union  CoU. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School,  88  Nonotuck  St.,  Holyoke. 
John  Oscar  Creacer,  A.B.,  '07,  A.M.,  W  Yale  Univ. 

1909,  Headmaster  01  Berkshire  Hills  School,  Mt.  Washington. 
William  Lyle  Cttmmings. 

With  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  74  Pearson  Ave.,  Boston. 
Charles  P.  Davis. 

Editor  of  "Current  Events,"  79  Worthington  St.,  Springfield. 
Stephen  B.  Davol,  A.B.,  Williams  Coll. 

Associate  Manager,  Educational  Department,  Houghton,  MifBln  Co.,  4  Park  St., 
Boston. 
A.  E.  DODD,  B.Sc.,  '01,  Armour  Inst. 

Director  of  North  Bennett  Industrial  School,  39  N.  Bennett  St.,  Boston. 
Charles  H.  Douglas,  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '88,  Colgate  Univ. 

Editor,  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  lao  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
James  Edward  Downey,  A.B.,  '97;  A.M.,  '05,  Amherst. 

1907,  Master  of  Mathematics,  Hi^  School  of  Commerce,  677  Dudley  St.,  Boston. 
William  Lusk  Webster  Field. 

X900,   Instructor,  Natural  Science,  Milton  Academy,  378  Canton  Ave.,  Milton. 
Merle  Smith  Getchell,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  *96.  Colby  Coll. 
^  X906,   Master  of  High  School,  34  Chester  Ave.,  Brockton. 

WnuAM  R.  Hart,  A.B..  '96.  A.M..  *oo.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X907,   Professor  of  Agricultural  Education,  Massachusetts  Agricultural  College,  Amherst; 
Miriam  N.  Loomis. 

X900,    Director  of  Household  Fkonomics,  Lasi^  Seminary,  Auburndale. 

OSBOITRNE  McCONATHY. 

1905,   Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  37  Parker  St.,  Chelsea. 
Thomas  C.  McCracken,  A.B.,  Monmouth  Coll. 

1909,   Post  Graduate  Student,  Harvard  University,  79  Oxford  St.,  Cambridge. 
Arthur  J.  MEREorrH,  Ph.B..  '01.  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1908,  Director  of  Commercial  Dept.,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  4  Willow  Ave.,  Salem. 
Michael  W.  Murray. 

1908,    Director  of  Manual  Training,  and  Newton  Industrial  School,  Technical  High  School, 
Newtonville;  res.,  xo  Hartford  St.,  Newton  Highlands. 

James  Joseph  O'Donnell,  A.B. 

71  Fairiieki  Ave.,  Holyoke. 
Bessie  M.  Salmon. 

X906,   Music  Representative,  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  aai  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 
Frank  A.  Sheldon,  B.A.,  '93,  Amherst. 

1895,  Headmaster  of  Volkmann  School,  415  Newbury  St.,  Boston. 
C.  Lawrence  Smitb,  A.B.,  '07,  A.M.,  '04,  Harvard  Univ. 

64  Sparks  St.,  Cambridge. 
Sarah  W.  Turner. 

1896,  Teacher  in  Kindergarten  Normal  School;   res.,  30  Harrison  St.,  Taunton. 
Cyrenus  J.  Wellman. 

With  Horace  K.  Turner  Company,  aax  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 
X909    John  C.  Anthony,  A.B.,  ♦9*,  Brown  Univ. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  100  Vinton  St.,  Melrose. 
Thomas  N.  Carver,  Ph.D.,  '94,  Cornell  Univ.;  LL.D.,  'os.  Olxrrlin  Coll. 

X903,   Professor  ofPoUtical  Economy,  Harvard  University;  16  Kirkland  Road,  Cambridge. 
George  A.  Cowen,  A.B..  Williams  Coll. 

1900,  Head  of  the  Department  of  Science,  22  Holbrook  St.,  Boston. 
Frederick  P.  Fish,  A.B.,  '75,  Harvard  Univ. 

Chairman,  Board  of  Education  fiooo\  Overseer  of  Harvard,  A^sKxiate  of  RadcUffe 
and  Member  of  Co-opera tirm  and  of  Executive  Committees,  Massachusetts  Institute 
of  Technology;  84  State  St.,  Boston. 


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MASSACHUSETTS-Ctfii/ffiKetf 

1009    Hknxy  R.  Fkencb,  A.B.,  'qq,  Amherst  CoU. 

190Q,   Chairman,  School  Committee*  ao  Park  SU,  West  Lynn;  express  office,  Lynn. 
LudLX  GuLLXVES,  A.B.,  '06.  Boston  Univ. 

Writer.  68  Baitlet  St..  Rozbury. 
Fkederick  W.  Hamilton,  D.D..  '90.  Tufts  Coll.;  LL.D..  *o6,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1905,   President  of  Tufts  CoUege,  Tufts  College,  P.  O. 
Thomas  F.  Harrington ,  M.D.,  '88,  Harvard  Univ. 

1907.  Director,  School  of  Hygiene,  310  Commonwealth  Ave. ,  Bottoo. 
Joseph  H.  Hefflon.  Ph.B.,  IIL  Wes'ey  Univ. 

X909,   Principal  of  Wadleigh  Granmiar  School,  51  Myrtle  Terrace,  Winchester. 
Henry  Wyman  Holmes,  A.B.,  '03,  A.M.   '04,  Harvard  Univ. 

X907,   Instructor  in  Education,  Harvard  University,  loa  BeUevue  Ave.,  North  Cambridge; 
express  office,  Cambridge. 
Shirley  K.  Kerns,  A.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Illinois;  A.B.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

X907,  Headmaster  of  the  Country  Day  School  for  Boys  of  Boston,  Nonantum  Hill,  Newton 
LoRNA  HiGBEE  Leland,  B.L.,  '03,  Carlcton  CoIL 

One  of  the  Authors  of  "Playground  Technique  and  Play  craft,"  Templetoo. 
William  Charles  Moore,  B.Sc.  '93;  A  M.,  '08,  Harvard  (^niv. 

1908,  Professor  of  EducaUon,  Mount  Holyoke  College,  South  Hadley. 
Hbdlby  Philip  Patey,  A.B..  '98.  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1899.  Representative  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  39  Beacon  St.,  Boston 
Eben  F.  Phillips,  A.B.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

With  Houghton,  Mifflin  Co.,  4  Park  St..  Boston. 
Rosa  £.  Searle. 

Instructor  in  Mathematics  and  Music,  Normal  School,  Taconic  Hall,  Nofth  Adams. 
Grace  Clee  Shtth. 

1907,  Assistant  in  Manual  Arts  Department,  Sute  Normal  School,  Tillinghast  Hall,  Bridge- 
water. 
Ulysses  G.  Wheeler,  A.B..  '87.  A.M.,  '00,  Bates  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  ax  Gilnuxe  St.  Everett 

institutions 
1895    Harvard  College,  Library. 

President,  A.  Lawrence  Lowdl;  Librarian,  William  C.  Lane,  Cambridge. 

1897  Amherst  College. 

President,  George  Harris;  Librarian,  W.  I.  Fletcher,  Amherst. 
Boston  College. 

Prendent,  Thomas  I.  Gasson;  Librarian,  Rev.  H  J.  Rache,  761  Harrison  Ave 
Boston. 
Pbreins  Institution  and  Massachusetts  School  por  the  Blind. 

^  Director,  Edward  E.  Allen,  East  Broadway.  South  Boston. 

Wbsttield  State  Normal  School.  « 

Principal,  Clarence  A.  Brodeur,  Westfield. 
Williams  College,  Library. 

President,  Harry  Augustus  Garfield,;  Librarian,  Charies  H.  Burr,  WilUainstown. 

1898  City  Library  Association  op  Springpield. 

President.  Nathan  D.  Bill;  Librarian,  HiUer  C.  Wellman,  Springfield. 
Free  Public  Library  op  the  City  op  Worcester. 

librarian,  Robert  K.  Shaw.  Worcester. 
Smith  College. 

President.  L.  Clark  Seelye;  Librarian,  Bliss  J.  A.  Clark,  Northampton. 
State  Library  op  Massachusetts. 

State  Librarian.  Charles  F.  D.  Belden,  State  House,  Boston. 
State  Normal  School,  Fitthburo. 

Principal,  John  G.  Thompson,  Fitchburg. 
X900    Massachusetts  Institute  op  Technology. 

Secretary,  Allyne  L.  Merrill;    Librarian.  Robert   P.   Bigelow,   491    Boyhton    St, 
Boston. 
Public  Library  op  the  Cmr  op  Boston. 

Librarian,  Horace  G.  Wadlin,  Copley  Sq.,  Boston. 
Public  Library,  Malden. 

Librarian,  Miss  L.  A.  Williams,  Maiden. 
Salem  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Gardner  M.  Jones,  Salem. 

SOMERVILLE  PUBLIC  LIBRARY. 

Librarian,  S.  W.  Foss,  Somerville. 
State  Normal  School,  Salem. 

Principal,  J.  A.  Pitman;  Secretary.  Louise  C.  Wellman,  Salem. 
Wei-lesley  Colleok,  Library. 

President,  Miss  Caroline  Hazard;  Acting  Librarian,  Miss  H.  St.  B.  Brooks,  Wellesley* 
190X    Adams  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Lucy  C.  Richmond,  Adams. 
College  op  the  Holy  Cross. 

President.  Rev.  Thomas  E.  Murphy,  S.  J.;  Prefect  of  Studies,  Rev.  James  A.  MuDen, 
S.  J.,  Worcester. 
Forbes  Library. 

Librarian,  W.  P.  Cutter,  Northampton. 


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1901    Fees  Public  Libkaky,  New  Bedford. 

Librarian.  George  H.  Tripp,  New  Bedford. 
NoKTH  Adams  Public  Libkary. 

Librarian,  Mabel  Temple,  North  Adama. 
Public  Library  op  FrrcHBURo. 

Librarian,  George  E.  Nutting,  Wallace  Library  and  Art  Building,  Fitchburg. 
Public  Ldrary,  Lynn. 

President,  Walter  O.  Faulkner;  Librarian  Harriet  Louise  Matthews.  Lyna, 
iQoa    Amdover  Theolooical  Seminary,  Library. 

Librarian,  Owen  U.  Gates,  Ando^^r. 
BonoM  UNivERsmr. 

President,  W.  E.  Huntington;  Librarian.  E.  C.  Black,  688  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Cambridge  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Clarence  W.  Ayer,  Cambridge. 
Mt.  Holvoke  College. 

President,  Miss  Mary  Emma  WooUey;  Librarian,  Miss  B.  E.  Blakely,  South  Hadley. 
Sdoioms  College. 

President,  Henry  Lefatour;  Librarian,  Mary  E.  Robbina,  Boston. 
Taunton  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Joshua  E.  Crane,  Taunton. 
1903    Library  or  the  Newton  Theological  Institution. 

President,  Geo.  £.  Hoit;   Librarian,  Henry  K.  Rowe,  Newum  Centre. 
Manchester  Pitblic  Library. 

Librarian,  D.  L.  Bingham,  Manchester. 
Newburyport  Pitblic  Library. 

Librarian,  J.  D.  Panons,  Newburyport. 

PxTBLic  Library  op  Brookline. 

Librarian,  Louisa  M.  Hooper,  Brookline. 

PxTBuc  Library,  Lawrence. 

Librarian,  Wm.  A.  Walsh,  Lawrence. 

IQ04    Broczton  Pitblic  Library. 

Librarian,  Frank  H.  Whitmore,  Brockton. 

1Q05    Clark  UNiYERsmr,  Library. 

Librarian.  Louis  N.  Wilson.  Worcester. 

Radclots  College.  Library. 

President,  Le  Baron  Russell  Briggs;  Librarian,  Rose  Sherman,  Cambridge. 
1006    Greenfield  Pitblic  Library. 

Librarian,  May  Ashley,  Greenfield. 
Haverhill  Public  Library. 

Librarian.  John  G.  Moulton,  Haverhill. 
J.  V.  Fletcher  Library. 

Librarian.  Mary  P.  Bunce,  Wcstford. 
Mediord  Pubuc  Library. 

Librarian,  Mary  E.  Sargent,  Medford. 

1907  International  Y  M.  C.  A.  Training  School. 

President,  L.  L.  Doggett;  Librarian,  J.  T.  Bowne,  Springfield. 
Massachusetts  Agricultural  College.  Library. 

President,  Ken  yon  L.  Buttertield;    Librarian,  Charies  R.  Green,  Amherst. 

1908  Memorial  Hall  Library. 

Librarian,  Edna  A.  Brown,  Andover. 

MICHIGAxV 

LIPE  DIRECTORS 

1895    Hugh  A.  Graham,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M..  'pa,  Albion  Coll.;  A.B.,  '90,  UniT.  of  Mich. 
1908,   Member,  Board  of  Education,  Mt.  Pleasant. 
Charles  G.  White,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '81.  Ph.D.,  '90. 

1884,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Lake  linden. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

1884  John  A.  Stewart,  A.  B.,  '7s.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1894,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  908  Van  Buren  St.,  Bay  Qty. 

1885  Edwin  A.  Strong,  A.B.,  '58,  A.M.,  '6s.  Union  Coll. 

1885,  Professor  of  Physical  Sciences,  State  Normal  College,  la?  Normal  St.,  Ypsilanti. 
1887    William  Austin  Ellis,  LL.B.,  'os.  De  roit  Coll.  of  Law;  Grad.,  '83,  Mich.  State  Nor.  Coll. 

1885,   Principal  of  Duf&eld  Union  School;  res.,  1465  John  R.  St.,  Detroit. 

1889  Lewis  Henry  Jones. 

X903,  President  of  State  Normal  College,  730  Forest  Ave.,  YpsilantL 
J.  L,  Snyder.  A.B..  '86,  Ph.D..  'qi,  Westminster  OJl.;   LL.D..  '08,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1896,   President  of  Michigan  Sute  Agricultural  College,  Agricultural  College  P.  O. 

1890  Fesrb  S.  Fitch,  A.B..  '77.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Stockt^dge;   express  office,  Munith. 
Henry  Elton  Kratz,  A.M.,  '77,  Ph.D..  *qo,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

xgoa,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  aj  Church  St..  Calumet. 


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189a    GnJCAN  C.  FOSEK,  A.B..  '69.  A.M..  '86.  Colby  Uiut. 

R.  F.  D.  5,  Muskegon;  expreas  office,  Miukegon  Heighu. 
John  B.  Nykikk,  A.B.,  '85.  A.M..  '88.  Hope  CoU. 

i8q5,   Proleisor  of  English  Language  and  litcntiue,  Hope  College,  Voorhees  Hall,  WrtiUtxi 
Hemxy  R.  Pattenoill,  B.Sc.,  '74.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1896,   Editor  of  "Moderator-Topics,"  430  Tofrnsend  St.,  Lansing. 
William  Robins  Wsicrt,  A.B.,  '01,  A.M.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  106  Lincoln  St..  Beaton  Harbor. 

1893  Lks  Eaxll  Amidon,  A.B.,  '9a,  Mich.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '98.  Harvard  Univ. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  406  W.  Flesheim  St.,  Iron  Mountain. 
Lawkbncx  Cameron  Hull,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M..  '97.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Special  Representative  of  tnc  Maisafhiisctt^  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co^  901  fT^wfrf 
of  Commerce,  Detroit. 

1894  J.  Rsmsbn  Bishop,  A.B.,  *8a.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Cindnnati. 

Principal  of  Eastern  High  School.;  res.,  986  Jefferson  Ave.,  Detroit. 
E.  D.  Palmes,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '9a.  HUlsdale  CoU.;  A.M.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  St.  Johns. 
Hbbbest  M.  Slauson,  Ph.B..  '77,  Univ.  of  liCich. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  433  S.  5th  Ave.,  Ann  Arbor. 
DiTEAND  William  Sfsinceb.  B.Sc..  '86.  Albion  Coll.;  C.P.A.,  '06. 

1893,   Consulting  Accountant,  and  Director  of  Business  Department,  Cass  High  Scliool, 
37  Owen  Ave.,  Detroit. 
Allen  S.  WemfEY,  A.B.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1899,  Professor  of  Education,  Univernty  of  Michigan;  res.,  18  Cutting  Apartments,  Ann 

Arbor. 

1895  Fbedeeick  W.  Arbusy  A.B.,  '83,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Michigan  Representative  of  Silver.  Burdett  &  Co.,  New  Brunswick  Hotel,  Detroit 
Fbedeeicx  Leroy  Bliss,  A.B.  '77,  A.M.,  '01  (honorary),  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1899,   Principal  of  Detroit  University  School,  175  Van  Dyke  Ave.,  Detroit. 
William  Gibson  Coburn,  A.B.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  14  West  St..  Battle  Creek. 
1B96    Warren  £.  Conkling,  Grad.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  404  Ordiaxd  St,  Dowagiac. 
Adgustus  E.  Curtis,  A.B.,  '66,  A.M.,  '70,  Union  CoU. 

Instructor  in  Latin,  113  W.  Maumec  St..  Box  905.  Adrian. 
Edgar  E.  Ferguson,  B.Pd.,  '96,  M.Pd.,  '09,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  CoU. 

1895,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  5a6  Bingham  Ave.,  Sault  Ste.  Maxie. 

Samuel  B.  Laird,  M.Sc.,  '96,  McKendree  CoU.:  B.Pd.,  '95.  Mich  St.  Nor.  CoU.:  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 
190a,  Professor  of  Psychology,  Michigan  Sute  Normal  CoUege  3x8  Forest  Ave.,  Ypsiland. 
William  Liohtbody,  B.Sc.,  Mich.  Agri.  CoU.;  Pd.B.,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  CoU. 

Principal  of  Higgins  School,;  res.,  359  Ferdinand  Ave.,  Detroit. 
David  Mackenzie,  A.M..  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904.   Principal  of  Central  High  School;  res.,  861  Cass  Ave.,  Detroit 
John  Dowlino  Schiller,  A.M.,  '87.  HUlsdale  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  306  S.  4th  St,  NOes. 
Omar  D.  Thompson. 

Commissioner  of  Schools  of  Macomb  County,  Romeo. 

Luther  L.  Wright.  A.B..  '77,  Ripon  CoU.,  A.M.,  '08.  Univ.  of  Mich. 
State  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Instruction,  Lansing. 

1897  Francis  D.  Clarke.  L.H.D.,  '08.  Gallaudet. 

1892,  Superintendent  of  State  School  for  the  Deaf,  Flint. 

Delos  Fall,  B.Sc.,  '75,  M.Sc.,  '82,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  D.Sc..  '98.  LL.D.,  '08,  Albion  CoO. 

Protessor  of  Chemistry,  Albion  College,  iioi  Michigan  Ave.,  Albion. 
Joseph  M.  Frost,  A.M.,  Hobart  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Schools.  Hackley  School,  Muskegon. 

Nathan  Albert  Harvey,  Ph.D.,  '00,  lU.  Wcs.  Univ. 

1904,   Department  of  Pedago^  and  Psychology,  Mirhigan  State  Nonnal  CdUege,  atj 
Summit  St.,  Ypsdlanti. 
Charles  O.  Hoyt,  A.M..  Albion  CoU.;  Ph.D..  '03,  Jena. 

1899,  Professor  of  Science  and  History  of  Education.  State  Nonnal  CoUege,  417  Forest 

Ave.,  Ypsilanti. 
Wales  C.  Martindale,  LL.B.,  '94,  Detroit  CoU.  of  Law. 

1897,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  50  Broadway,  Detroit. 
Fred  Newton  Scott,  Ph.D.,  '80.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Professor  of  Rhetoric,  University  of  Michigan,  X351  Washtenaw  Ave.,  Ann  Arbor. 
Arthur  L.  Shaw,  B.Sc.,  '94,  Olivet  CoU. 

1Q09,   Secretary,  Kakimazoo  Farmers'  Institute  Sodety,  138  HUbert  St,  Kalamazoo. 

1898  Elmer  A.  Lyman,  A.B.,  '86,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1898,  Professor  of  Mathematics.  Sute  Normal  College,  ia6  N.  Washington  St.,  Ypsilanti, 
DiMON  Harrington  Roberts.  A.B..  '92.  A.M..  'q*.  Amherst  CoU. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Training  School,  Michigan  State  Normal  CoUege,  307  W.  Coo- 

ffress  St.,  Ypsilanti. 

1899  WooDBRmcE  N.  Ffrris. 

1884,   Prciiidcnt  of  Ferris  Institute;  res.,  515  Ebn  St.,  Big  Rapids. 


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MICHIGAN— CMlMitetf 

iSgp    Ellswokth  Gage  Lancastkr,  A.B.,   '85.  A.M..  '88,  Amherst  CoU.;    Ph.D.,  '97.  CUrk  Univ.; 
LL.D.,  '05.  Colorado  CoU. 
1904,  Presideat  of  Olivet  College,  Olivet. 
W.  J.  McKoNE.  B.Pd..  'oi.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  CoU.   ' 

i8q8,   Superintendent  of  Pubtic  Schools,  a  15  Austin  Ave.,  Albion. 
Fkbdcrick  Edwaum  Searle,  A.B.,  *ax,  Williams  CoU. 

1901,   Director  of  Home  Department,  Detroit  University  School  Detroit 
Eugene  Clarence  Warriner,  A.B.,  'pi,  Univ.  of  l^ch. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  413  Sheridan  Ave.,  Sa«inaw. 

1900  L.  R.  Abbott.  B.Sc..  El.  Eng.,  '94.  B.Sc.  Mech.  Eng.,  '9s.  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

1906,  Director  olManual  Training,  Pubkc  Schools,  17  CampbeU  Place,  Grand  Rapids. 
Oliver  G.  Frederick,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1909,   Supervisor  of  Grammar  Grades,  Public  Schools,  50  Broadway,  Detroit. 
Charles  W.  Mickens,  B.L.,  '99,  A.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  8oi  S.  Main  St.,  Adrian. 
Clara  Wood  Mingins. 

1904,  Head  of  Kindergarten  Training  Department,  Alma  CoUcge,  Alma. 
Jennie  Louise  Thomas. 

Director  of  Thomas  Normal  Training  School,  3100  Grand  Boul.,  W..  Detroit. 
J.  H.  Trtbom,  A.B.,  '96.  Harvard  Univ. 

Director  of  Manual  Trainhig,  City  Schools,  50  Broadway,  Detroit. 
George  Stockton  Watfe. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Manual  Training,  State  Normal  School  and  (1899)  in  Public 

Schools,  616  W.  Walnut  St..  Kalamazoo. 

1901  George  R.  Berkaw.  Ph.B.,  '91,  Albion  CoU. 

1907,  Pnncipal  of  RusseU  School,  310  Vinewood  Ave.,  Detroit. 

James  Irven  Bricker.  A.B.,  *94.  Pd.B..  *9S.  A.M.,  '97,  Hillsdale  CoU.;  M.S.,  '09.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905,  Principal  of  Arthur  HiU  High  School,  U9  S.  Bond  St.,  Saginaw,  W.  S. 
Edww  N.  Brown,  A.M.,  "8^,  LL.B.,  »87.  Ph.D.,  '02,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1909,   Professor  of  Pedagogy.  Hope  College,  HoUand. 
Ernest  Burnham,  Ph.B.,  '96.  A.M..  'oa,  Albion  CoU. 

1904,   Director  of  Rural  School  Department,  Western  Sute  Normal  School,  509  S.  Rote  St., 
Kalamazoo. 
Ernest  P.  Clarke,  B.Sc.,  Mich.  Asri.  CoU. 

X899,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  xxo8  State  St.,  St.  Joseph. 
Albert  P.  Cook,  A.M.,  '99. 

190a,   Secretary  and  Assistant  Treasurer  of  Alma  CoUege;  res.,  61 1  W.  Center  St.,  Alma. 
Edward  Page  CnmciNGS,  Ph.B.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  City  Hall,  Lansing. 
John  P.  Everett,  A.B.,  *oi,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1909,    Department  of  Mathematics,  Michigan  State  Normal  CoUege,  723  Ellis  St.,  Ypsilanti. 

Edward  Everett  Gallup.  A.B..  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Chelsea. 
Charles  T.  Grawn,  Pd.M.,  '97,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  CoU.;   A.M.,  '04,  Columbia  Univ.,  and  '06,  Univ.  of 
Mich. 
President  of  Central  State  Normal  School;  res.,  301  High  St.,  Mt.  Pleasant. 

W.  E.  Hanson.  Ph.D.,  '97.  Albion  CoU. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  423  Washington  St.,  Owosso. 

Shattuck  O.  Hartwell.  A.B.,  *88,  Amherst  CoH. 

1901,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  809  W.  Walnut  St.,  Kalamazoo. 
Reoenia  R.  Heller. 

igo6.  Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  PubUc  Schoob,  493,  3d  Ave.,  Detroit 
Arthur  Scott  Hudson,  A.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mt.  Clemens. 
Fred  A.  Jefters,  Pd.M..  '06,  St.  Nor.  CoU.,  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Adams  Township.  Houghton  Co.,  Painesdale. 
Eugene  La  Rowe,  A.B.,  '96.  A.M..  'oS,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

190a.    Superintendent  of  Schools,  911  Railroad  Ave.,  Hancock. 
Walter  F.  Lewis,  B.Sc..  '95,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  813  Prospect  St.,  Port  Huron. 
W.  A.  Morse,  A.B..  '06.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903,  Principal  of  Western  High  School,  376  Vinewood  Ave.,  Detroit. 

Richard  R.  Putnam,  B.Sc.,  '9$,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1898,   Department  of  Physical  Science  and  Mathematics,  Eastern  High  School,  521  Sheridan 
Ave.,  Detroit. 
Charles  C.  Root.  Grad.,  'oo.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll.;  Pd.B..  '06;  A.B.,  '09,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Manistique. 
Eliphalxt  Ernest  Scribnek. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  aoz  Oak  St.,  Ishpeming. 
Ambrose  M.  Shotwell. 

1904,  Librarian  of  Free  Lending  Library  for  the  Blind,  Houghton  Ave.,  Saginaw.  ^.  S. 
Charles  Lyle  Spain,  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Principal  of  Detroit  Normal  Training  School,  and  Supervisor  of  First,  Second,  and 
Third  Grades,  127  Melbourne  Ave.,  Detroit. 


114  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Maryhiid 

MARYLANI>>-CMiMM(«d 

1905    Hensy  Skinnzk  Wist,  A.B.,  '93.  Ph.D.,  '99.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1906,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  School  Administration  Building. 
Baltimore;  exinxss  office,  CatonsviUe. 

ARCHIBALD  C.  WrLLisoN.  A.B..  '85.  West.  Md.  Coll. 

190S,  Superintendent  of  Allegany  County  Schools,  Box  504,  Cumberland. 

T906    Thoicas  L.  Gibson. 

1908,  Publisher,  /es.,  3004  Clifton  Ave.,  Baltimore. 

EowAso  W.  Haviland. 

1899,  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  History  and  Science  in  Forms  II  and  I,  The  Jacob  Tome 

Institute.  Port  Deposit. 

1907  IsoBEL  Davidson. 

1905,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Instruction,  Baltimore  County.  5x6  Park  Ave.,  Baltimore 
Harriet  E.  Ebaugh,  A.B.,  'oa,  Woman's  Coll.  of  Baltimore. 

1906,  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Eastern  High  School,  Baltimore;  res.,  Reistentown. 
Charles  J.  Koch. 

Principal  of  Group  E,  Public  Schools,  29x5  E.  Baltimore  St.,  Baltimore. 

1908  Thomas  Stockbam  Baker,  A.B.,  '91,  Ph.D.,  '95,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1909,  Director,  The  Jacob  Tome  Schoolfor  Boys,  Port  Deposit. 
Joseph  Blair. 

X889,   Principal  of  Schools,  Sparrows  Point. 

Orble  Brooks  Boughton. 

1908,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  Allegany  County,  Frostborg. 
F.  X.  McKenny.  A.m.,  '84,  St.  Mary's  Univ..  Baltimore.  Md. 

1905,  President  of  St.  Charles  College,  EUicott  City. 
Chas.  a.  a.  J.  Miller,  M.D.,  '9a,  Baltimore  Univ. 

Principal  of  Group  S,  Public  Schools,  Baltimore  Ave.,  Irvington,  Baltimore;  express 
office,  Frederick  Road  Station. 
Fred  W.  Miller. 

X900,   Principal  of  Group  J,  Public  Schools,  4x7  E.  aad  St.,  Baltimore. 
Benjamin  B.  Owens. 

1900,  Supervisor  of  School  Buildings,  1605  Continental  Bldg.,  Baltimore. 
Harry  J.  Patterson,  B.S..  '86.  State  Colleg^e,  Pa.  • 

1898,   Director  and  Chemist,  Agricultural  Experiment  Station,  CoU^e  Park. 

B.  K.  PuRDtTM,  Grad.,  '94,  Baltimore  Nor.  Sch. 

Assistant  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Hamilton. 
Nora  J.  RABBrrr,  Grad.,  '99.  Md.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

Principal  of  Grammar  School,  Bamesville. 
Earle  B.  Wood. 

Superintendent  of  Montgomery  County  Schools,  Rockville. 
X909    Milton  Fairchild,  A.B.,  '90,  Oberlin  Coll.;  Grad.,  '93.  Andover  Theo.  Sem. 

1906,  Special  Instructor,  Moral  Education  Board,  xo  St.  Paul  St.,  BaltimoR. 

Byron  J.  Grimes,  A.B.,  '04,  Dickinson  Coll. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Queen  Axme  County  Schools,  Centreville. 

Jeannette  V.  Perkins. 

1907,  Special  Teacher,  Ungraded  Class  for  Epileptics,  Public  Schools,  410  N.  Carey  St., 

Baltimore. 
LiDA  Lee  Tall. 

1908,  Supervisor  of  Grammar  Grades,  Baltimore  County;  827  Hamilton  Terrace,  Baltimore. 

INSTrrUTIONS 

1899    Johns  Hopkins  Universtty. 

President,  Ira  Remsen;  Librarian,  M.  L.  Raney,   Baltimore. 

Woman's  College  op  Frederick,  The. 

President,  J.  H.  Apple;  Librarian,  Susan  Garrott,  Frederick. 

190a    Washington  County  Free  Library,  Hagerstown. 

President  of  Board  of  Trustees,  Edward  W.  Mealey;  librarian,  Mary  L.  Titcomb 
Hagerstown. 

X903    Woman's  College  op  Baltimore,  The. 

President,  Rev.  £.  A.  Noble;  Registrar,  C.  M.  Probst,  St.  Paul  and  33d  Sts.,  Baltimore. 

1905    Baltimore  Cmr  College,  Library. 

Principal.  Francis  A.  Soper;   Librarian,  Alice  W.  Reins,  Howard  and  Center  Sts., 
Baltimore. 

Public  School  Library.  Administration  Building. 

Clerk  to  Superintendent.  Flora  M.  Pfoutz,  Madison  and  Lafayette  Aves.,  Baltimore- 

X906    Enoch  Pratt  Free  Library. 

Librarian.  Bernard  C.  Steiner,  Baltimore. 

Jacob  Tome  Institute. 

Head  Master,  Thomas  S.  Baker;  Librarian,  Mary  R.  Caldwell,  POrt  Deposit. 

X908    Western  High  School. 

Principal.  David  E.  Weglcin,  Baltimore. 

X909    The  Maryland  State  Normal  SrH(K>L 

Principal,  S.  E.  Rithmond.  Baltimore. 


liaatadMuettB]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  115 


MASSACHUSETTS 


LIFE  DIKECTOSS 


1893    Cbasus  W.  Eliot,  A.B.,  '53,  Harvard  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '69,  Williams  Coll.,  Princeton  Univ.,  '70,  Yale 
CoU. 

1869-X90Q,  President,  (1909)  President  Emeritus  of  Harvard  University,  Cambridge. 
1897    Edwin  Gilbekt  Cooley,  Ph.B.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Chicafo-  LL.D.,  Univ.  of  IlL 

1909,   President,  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  PubUshers,  Boston. 

LIVB  IfEMBEKS 

1876    Lelia  E.  Pateukse. 

Teacher,  Lecturer,  Reader,  Author,  and  Institute  Instructor,  Care  T.  F.  Chapin, 
Westborough. 
1884    John  Basoom,  LL.D.,  '73,  Amherst  Coll.,  and  '05,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  D.D.,  '75,  Iowa  CoU.;  LL.D.,  '97, 
Williams  CoU.     ' 
Ex-Professor  of  Political  Science,  \^^lliams  College,  Park  St.,  Williamstown. 
1886    WzLUAlf  AlXSUSTiTS  MowRY,  A.M.,  '66,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '8a,  Bates  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '06,  Whitman 
ColL 
Teacher,  Writer,  and  Lecturer,  17  Riverside  Sq.,  Hyde  Park. 

ACTIVE  MKIIBEBS 
1884      FEANK  A.  FiTZPATlICE. 

93  Summer  St.,  Boston. 
1890    A1.BEIT  Garonee  Boyden,  A.m.,  '61,  Amherst  CoU. 

Z906,   Principal  Emeritus  of  State  N(»inal  School,  68  Summer  St.,  Bridgewater. 
John  E.  Bbadley,  Ph.D.,  '79.  Univ.  of  N.  V.;  A,B.,  '65.  A.M.,  '68,  LL.D.,  '93,  WUIiama  CoU 
1 90 1,   Dlstria  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Randolph. 
X891    Amy  Moseis  Homans,  A.M.  (honorary),  '08,  Bates  Coll. 

1909,   Director  of  the  Department  of  Hygiene  and  Physical  Education,  Wellesley  College, 
Wellesley. 
Rat  Gixenb  Hitling,  A.B.,  '69,  A.M.,  '7a,  D.Sc., '04,  Brown  Univ.;  A.M.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 

1893-1908,  Head  Master  of  English  HiEn  School,  (1908-09)  Consulting  Teacher,  English 
High  School;   17  Hurlbut  St.,  Cambridge. 
Alvzn  F.  Pease,  A.B.,  '7s.  A.M.,  '78,  Brown  Univ. 

1898.   With  N.  E.  Publishing  Co.  and  Winship  Teachers'  Agency,  a9A  Beacon  St..  Boston. 
Elizabeth  Helen  Pebey. 

189X.  Teacher  of  Drawing.  State  Normal  School,  Bridgewater. 
John  Tilden  Peince,  Ph.D.,  '89,  Univ.  of  Leipzig. 

1883,   Agent  for  Massachusetts  Board  of  Education,  X5  Temple  St.,  West  Newton. 
1899    Oblanxx)  Meeriah  Baeee. 

Publisher,  Dartmouth  Terrace,  Springfield. 
Milton  Bradley. 

Founder  of  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  43  Cross  St..  Springfield. 
Robert  Comfort  Metcal?.  Utt.D..  '05.  Tufts  Coll. 

a  Wikiwood  Terrace,  Winchester. 
William  Wells  Tafley. 

Assistant  Treasurer  and  Manager,  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  Springfield. 
Arthur  K.  WHrrcxMCB,  A.B.,  '73,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

189 1,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Qty  Hall,  Lowell. 
Albert  Edward  Winship,  Litt.D.,  '98. 

Editor  of  "Journal  of  Education,"  and  Member  of  State  Board  of  Education,  a9A 
Beacon  St.,  Boston. 
1893    Frank  Irving  Cooper. 

Wayland. 


Georck  H.  Martin.  A.M.,  '79.  Amherst  Coll.;  Litt.D.,  '05,  Tufts  Coll. 
388  Summer  St.,  West  Lynn. 


Charles  Herbeet  Thorber.  Ph.B.,  '86,  Cornell  Univ.;  A.M.,  '90,  Haverford  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  Qark 
Univ. 
1903,  Member  of  firm  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  Publishers,  29  Beacon  St.,  Boston. 

1894  Frederick  Elmee  Chapman. 

1890,   Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  ia6  Oxford  St.,  Cambridge. 
Benjamin  C.  Gregory,  A.B.,  Oil.  of  City  of  N.  Y.;  L.H.D.,  Rutgers  Coll. 
X9oa,   Supermtendcnt  of  Schools,  21  Clark  Ave.,  Chelsea. 

1895  Saeah  LomsE  Arnold,  A.M.  (honorary),  'oa,  Tufts  Coll. 

X9oa,   Dean  of  Simmons  College,  Boston;  res.,  9  Crescent  Ave.,  Newton  Centre. 
Clarence  C.  Birchard. 

190X,   Educational  Publisher,  aai  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 
J.  E.  BintXE.  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  '93.  Colby  Coll. 

X904,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Boston;  res.,  60  Alban  St.,  Dorchester  Centre. 
Roland  W.  Gdss,  Grad.,  '81,  State  Nor.  Sch..  Pa.:  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '91,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn. 

1897,   Instructor  in  Natural  Science  and  Nature  Study.  State  Normal  School,  405  Church 
St.,  North  Adams. 
Isaac  Freeman  Hall,  A.M.,  '04,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1895,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  City  Hall,  North  Adams. 
Paul  Henry  Hanus,  B.Sc.,  '78,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  LL.D..  '06,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

X90X,   Professor  of  the  Theory  and  Practice  of  Education,  Harvard  University.  9  Berkeley 
St.,  Cambridge. 


H6  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

MASSACHUSETTS— CiNi/ff»ti«f 

1895  Albert  Bushnell  Hart,  A.B.,   '80,    Harvard   Univ.;    Ph.D.,  '83,  Freiburif,  Baden;  LL.D.,  'oa, 

Richmond  Coll.;   '05,  Tufts;  and  '07,  Western  Reserve  Univ.;   Litt.D.,  '09,  Univ. 
of  Geneva. 
i8q7.   Professor  of  History,  Harvard  Univ.;  res.,  19  Craigie  St.,  Cambridge. 
Alonzo  Meskrve. 

1886.   Principal  of  Bowdoin  School.  87  Linden  St.,  Allston  Sution.  Boston. 
Charles  W.  Parmenter,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  '86,  Ph.D.,  '95,  Tufts  Coll. 

1894,  Head  Ma.<iter  of  Mechanic  Arts  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  80  Upland  Road,  North 

Cambridge. 
Baroness  Rose  Posse. 

1893,   Editor  of  "Poase  Gymnasium  Journal'*  and  (1896)  Director  of  Posse  Gymnatium, 
ao6  Massachusetts  Ave.,  BoMon. 
Charles  Artritr  Sibley.  A.6..  '87,  Arohenit  Coll. 

Member  of  Firm  of  C.  A.  Sibley  &  Co'.,  xao  Boylston  St..  Boston. 
John  Gn.BERT  Thompson,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '94,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1895,  Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  ix  Weymouth  St.,  Fitchburg. 

Henry  WHrrrEMORE,  .\.B.,  '66,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1898,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  State  St.,  Framingham. 

1896  Charles  H.  Ames,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M..  '73,  Amherst  Coll. 

Educational  Publisher,  Director  and  Secretary  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  lao  Boybton 
St.,  Boston;  res.,  300  Highland  St..  West  Newton. 
George  Peters  Armstrong,  B.Sc.,  '03,  Harvard  Univ. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  27  Orchard  St.,  Belmont. 
Wallace  C.  Boyden,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Amherst  Coll. 

1900,   Head  Master  of  Boston  Normal  School;  res.,  aai  Wahiut  St..  NewtonviUe. 
George  W.  Brown. 

18S6,   Principal  of  Jackman  School,  38  High  St..  Newburyport. 
Joseph  G.  Edgerly. 

1875,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  37  Atlantic  Ave.,  Fitchburg. 
Henry  Dwicht  Hbrvey,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '96,  Denison  Univ. 

1898,   Supmntendent  of  Schools,  Maiden. 
Herbert  J.  Jones,  Ph.B.,  '94,  Cornell  Univ. 

Z908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Sandwich-Boume-Mashpee  Union;  res..  Sandwich. 
Lincoln  Owen,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,   92,  Colby  Univ. 

1893.  Master  of  Rice  School,  Boston;  res..  53  Montview  St.,  West  Roxbury. 
Walter  Scott  Parker,  B.Sc.,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1894,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  School  Committee  Rooms.  Mason  St.. 

Boston. 
Myron  T.  Pritchard,  A.B.,  '78,  Boston  Univ. 

Master  of  Everett  School,  Boston;  res.,  135  School  St.,  Roxbury. 
Dudley  A.  Sargent,  A.B.,  '75.  A.M.,  '78,  S.D..  '94,  Bowdoin  Coll.;  M.D.,  '78,  Yale  Univ. 

1880,   Director  of  Hemenway  Gymnasium,  Harvard  University,  27  Everett  St.,  Cambridge. 
F.  E.  Spaulding,  A.B.,  '89,  Amherst;  Ph.D.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Leipzig. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  NewtonviUe. 
KiRB  N.  Washburn. 

One  of  the  Publishers  of  Webster's  International  Dictionary.  53  Dartmouth  St., 
Springfield. 

1897  Carl  Edward  Bacon.  A.B..  Harvard  Univ. 

Allyn  &  Bacon,  Publishers,  172  Tremont  St.,  Boston. 
Arthur  C.  Boyden.  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '81.  Amherst  Coll. 

i90(>,    Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  P.  O.  Box  55,  Bridgewater. 
Jacob  H.  Carfrey,  Ph.B.,  '92,  Ph.M.,  'os,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1905.  Superintendent  of  Schools.  126  \V.  Chestnut  St..  Wakefield. 
Gertrude  Edmund,  Pd.D..  '03,  B.Sc.,  '06.  New  York  Univ. 

1898,   Principal  of  Training  School  for  Teachers.  Lowell. 
William  Edwin  Hatch,  A.B.,  '7s,  A.M.,  '78,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1904,   President,  New  Bedford  Textile  School,  83  S.  Ash  St.,  New  Bedford. 
Edwin  A.  Kirkpatrick.  B.Sc.,  '87,  Ph.M.,  '80,  Iowa  St.  Coll. 

1897,  Department  of  Psychology  and  Child  Study,  State  Normal  School,  Fitchburg. 
Thomas  Edward  Thompson. 

189s,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  109  Walnut  St.,  Leominster. 

1898  Edward  O.  Clark. 

1902.    New  England  Manager  for  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  120  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Wilbur  Fisk  Gordy.  .\.M.,  '02,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  and  '03,  Marietta  Coll. 

igo4,    Sujjcrintendcnt  of  Schools,  47  Vernon  St..  Si>ringficld. 
Mrs.  Ellen  H.  Richards,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '73,  Vas«mr  Coll.;  S.B.,  '7^,  Mas*.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1S84,    Instructor  in  Sanitary  Chemistry,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  Boston. 

1899  William  .\.  Baldwiv.  B..Sc.,  '07,  Harvard  Univ. 

1807.    Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Hyannis. 
Charles  H.  Haskins.  A.B..  '87.  Ph.D..  Vjo.  Johns  Hop'^ins  Univ.;  A.M.,  '08,  Harvard  Univ. 

iqo2.    Professor  of  History,  and  Dc.m  of  the  (iraduatc  School  oif  Arts  and  Sciences,  Harvard 
Univer>ity,  15  Prc^coll  Hall,  Cambridge. 
May  E.  Murray. 

1904,    "Kindergarten  Review,"  The  Dorchester,  Hawley  St.,  Springfield. 


Masaachoaetts]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  liy 

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1899     J.  ASBUSY  PmiAN. 

1906,  Principal  of  Salem  Normal  School;  res.,  360  lAfayette  St.,  Salem. 
Mauricb  B.  Smith,  A.B.,  '05,  Amherst  Coll. 

X904,  Teacher  m  High  School;  res.,  355  Lafayette  St..  Salem. 
David  Samusl  Sncddzn,  A.B.,  07,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '01,  Columbia  Univ. 

X909,  Commissioner  of  Education  for  Massachusetts  State  House,  Boston. 
Charles  F.  Waenxr,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '8a,  D.Sc.,  '09,  Colby  ColL 

1898,  Principal  of  the  Technical  High  School,  £lliott  St.,  Springfield, 
igoo    Charles  F.  A.  Currier,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '88,  Harvard  Univ. 

1891,   Professor  of  History  and  Political  Science,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology, 
Boston. 
Sarah  Fitller. 

1869,   Principal  of  the  Horace  Mann  School  for  the  Deaf,  xaa  Concord  St.,  Newton  Lower 
Falls. 
EvELTN  Holmes. 

X908,   Mt.  Holyoke  College,  South  Hadley. 
Mrs.  Ellor  Carlisle  Ritlet. 

190a,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1347  Commonwealth  Ave.,  Boston. 
Elmer  L  Sheparo.  A.B.,  '00,  A.M..  '04,  Williams  Coll. 

X903,   Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Williams  College,  Wllliarastown,  (1909)  Graduate  Student, 
Harvard  University;  Brownley  Court  34,  Cambridge, 
igox    F.  a.  Baomall,  A.B.,  '90,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  8  Orchard  St.,  Adams. 
Strattdn  D.  Brooks,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pd.B.,  '90,  PdJbf ..  '99,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll.;  A.M.,  '04, 
Harvard  Univ. 
X906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  School  Committee  Building,  Mason  St.;    res.,  x7 
Kandegh  Road,  Boston. 
Alice  Louise  Harris. 

X907.   Assistant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Room  14,  City  Hall,  Worcester. 
Edward  R.  Goodwin,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  D.C.L..  Bates  Coll. 

1894,   Principal  of  Classical  High  School,  15  Germain  St.,  Worcester. 
John  Coulter  Hockenberry,  A.B.,  '99,  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X908,   Professor  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  State  Norma]  School,  27  Holland  Ave., 
Westfield. 
Franklin  S.  Hoyt,  B.Sc,  '93,  Boston  Univ.;  A.M..  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

X907.  Editor,  Educational  Department,  Houghton,  Mifflin  &  Co.,  4  Park  St.,  Boston. 
George  W.  Holden. 

President  of  the  Holden  Patent  Book  Cover  Co.,  53  HHlman  St.,  Springfield. 
Miles  Carter  Holden. 

Secretary  of  the  Holden  Patent  Book  Cover  Co..  53  Hillman  St..  Springfield. 
Henry  Lbyavour,  A.B..  '83.  Ph.D.,  '86.  LL.D.,  'oa,  Williams  Coll..  and  '05,  Tufts  Coll. 

X90X,   President  of  Simmons  College,  Boston. 
Frank  Herbert  Palmer,  A.B..  '75,  A.M.  '78,  Amherst  Coll. 

X901,   Editor  of  "Education,"  Room  ax8,  lao  Boybton  St.,  Boston. 
Frank  Edson  Parlin,  A.M.,  '89,  Bates  Coll. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Cambridge. 
Alered  L.  Saben,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '96.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X899,  Principal  of  High  School,  2$  School  St.,  Manchester. 
Thomas  WHrrNEY  Sdrette. 

1909,   Staff  I^ecturcr  to  the  Extension  Delcffacy  of   Oxford  Un'versitv;    English  address, 
Extension  Office,  Examination  Scnools,  Oxford;    home  address,  31   Lexington 
Road,  Concord. 
W,  Ph.B.,  »87.  Northwestern  Univ.;    B.D.,  '89,  Yal 
Lecturer,  8  Fairview  Terrace,  Winchester,  Boston. 
190a    H.  F.  Cutler,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '04,  Amherst  Coll. 

1890,   Principal  of  Mt.  Hermon  Boys'  School,  Mt.  Hermon. 
iRVDfO  H.  Gamwell,  A.B.,  '96,  Brown  Univ. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  Schoob.  Queen  and  Pleasant  Sts.,  Franklin. 
Frank  M.  Gilley,  A.B.,  '80,  Harvard  Univ. 

x88a.   Instructor  in  Physics  and  Chemistry,  High  School;  res.,  ax  John  St.,  Chelsea. 
Augustus  H.  Kelley,  A.M.,  '75.  Colby  Univ.  ^ 

x888.   Principal  of  Lyman  School;  res.,  57  Montview  St.,  W.  Roxbury  District,  Boston. 
Arthur  Orlo  Norton,  A.M.,  'oo.  Harvard  Univ. 

1899,  Assistant  Professor  in  Harvard  University,  17  Brewster  St.,  Cambridge. 
Mary  E.  Parker,  A.B.  '88.  Wellesley  Coll.;  A.M.,  'q«.  Univ.  of  Pa.,  and  '99.  RaHcliffe  Coll. 

1905,   Assistant  Professor  of  Education,  Simmons  College;  res.,  164  Newbury  St.,  Boston. 
George  D.  Pettee.  A.B.,  '87,  A.M..  '03,  Yale  Univ. 

X908,   Director  Berkshire  Hills  Schoob,  Mt.  Washington;  express  office.  Great  Barrington. 

Charles  L.  Simmons,  Ph.B.,  Taylor  Univ.;  A.M..  Gale  Coll. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  66  Western  Ave.,  Westfield. 

Charles  E.  Stevens,  A.B..  *86,  A.M..  '89,  Bates  Coll. 

1894,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  9  Cedar  Ave.,  Stoneham. 
1903    John  Charles  States  Andrew,  A.B. ,  '96.  A.M.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ.;  S.  T.  B.,  'oa,  AndoverTheol.  Sem. 
Instructor  in  History  and  Economics,  High  School,  Lynn;    res.,  158  Crest  Ave., 
Revere. 


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1903    Mrs.  Fannie  Fein  Andsews,  A.B.,  'oa,  Raddiffe  CoU. 

Lecturer  and  Writer  on  Educational  Subjects,  405  Marlborough  St.,  Boston. 
Melville  A.  Arnold. 

1908,  Principal  of  the  Horace  Mann  School,  39  Walnut  St.,  Everett. 
F.  G.  Atwell,  B.Sc..  '88.  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1901,   Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  Hopedale,  Mendon,  and  Bellingham;  res.,  x8  Bancroft 
Park,  Hopedale. 

Asa  George  Baker,  A.B.,  '88,  Amherst  Coll. 

Of  the  G.  &  C  Merriam  Company,  6  ComeU  St..  Springfield. 
Fred  C.  Baldwin,  B.Sc..  '81,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1893,  Master  of  Forster  School,  xo6  Sycamore  St,  SomerviHe. 
Mrs.  Lucia  Gale  Barber. 

Private  Studio,  Mental-Physical  Education,  The  Ludbw,  Copley  Sq.,  Boston. 
Thomas  H.  Barnes.  A.M..  'os  (honorary),  TufU  Co!L 

1869,   Master  of  Gaston  School,  Boston;  res.,  773  Broadway,  South  Boston. 
Elizabeth  Beaman,  Grad..  '78,  St.  Louis  Kg.  Tr.  Sch.;  Dip.,  *oa.  Teachers  ColL 

434  Washington  St.,  Brookline. 
Arthur  J.  Bean,  B.Sc.,  '89,  Worcester  PoIt.  Inst. 

X904,   City  Director  of  Manual  Training,  13  Harkfrld  Road,  Worcester. 
Hector  L.  Belisle,  A.B.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

X900,   Principal  of  John  R.  Rollins  School,  33  Quincy  St.,  Lawrence. 
Frank  Howe  Benedict,  A.B.,  '01,  Tufts  Coll. 

1904*   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Aubum-Sutton  District,  R.  F.  D.  No.  x,  Sutton;  express 
<^ce,  Millbury. 
Claisnce  John  Blake,  M.D.,  '65,  Harvard  Univ. 

Professor  of  Otology,  Medical  Department,  Harvard  University;  res.,  9a6  Marlbor- 
ough St.,  Boston. 
Mrs.  Clarence  John  Blake. 

326  Marlborough  St.,  Boston. 
CLmORD  S.  Bragdon,  A.B.,  *oo.  Bowdoin  Colt. 

X906,  Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  Technical  High  School;  res.,  37  Dresden  St., 
Springfield. 
PstCT  Shields  Brayton,  A.B.,  '99,  Harvard  Univ. 

X903,  Head  of  Department  of  Physics,  High  School,  Medford;  res.,  136  Allston  St..  West 
Medford. 
Jahes  H.  Bxtrdett. 

Sub-master  in  Bennett  School,  Boston;  res.,  32  Chestnut  St.,  Dedham. 
Kenyon  L.  Butterfield,  B.Sc.,  '91.  Mich.  Agri.  Coll.;  A.M..  '02,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X906,  President  of  Massachusetts  Agricultural  College,  Amherst. 
Stephen  Perkins  Cabot,  A.B..  '93,  Harvard  Univ. 

X90X ,  Teacher  of  Modem  Languages.  St.  George's  School, Newport,  R.  I.;  res.,  73  Chestnut 
St..  Boston. 
Mrs.  Ella  Lyican  Cabot. 

1905,  Member,  (i90p)  Clerk  of  Massachusetts  Board  of  Education  and  Member  of  Rad- 

cli£fe  Council,  190  Marlborough  St..  Boston. 
Seth  Howard  Chace,  A.B..  '93,  A.M..  '96,  Brown  Univ. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Tewksbury-Dracut  District,  97,  x8th  St.,  LowelL 
J.  Henry  Clagg. 

1908,  Principal  of  Webster  School,  Everett. 
Eliza  L.  Clark. 

Principal  and  Matron  of  the  Sarah  Fuller  Home,  93  Wobum  St.,  West  Medford. 
George  L  Clapp,  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  Montvale  Ave.,  Wobum. 
Leslie  Linwood  Cleveland.  A.B.,  '93.  Williams  Coll. 

X907,   Head  Master  of  High  School.  Quincy;  home  address.  83  Grand  View  Ave.,  Wollaston. 
Burton  M.  Clouch,  A.B.,  *oo,  Bowdoin  CoIL 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  203  Main  St.,  Easthampton. 
C.  O.  Loots  Collin,  M.D.,  '98.  Harvard  Univ. 

1909,  Instructor,   Department  of  Hygiene  and  Physical  Education,  Wellesley  College, 

Welleslcy. 
Francis  Joseph  Conlin,  A.B.,  'ox,  Harvard  Univ. 

190X.  Teacher  in  High  School,  138  BartleU  Road,  Winthrop. 

John  M.  Connolly,  .\.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '92,  Holy  Cross  Coll.;  M.D.,  '00,  Harvard  Univ. 

Medical  Iiispector,  Boston  Public  Schools;   res.,  183  Harvard  St.,  Dorchester. 
WttLiAM  C  Crawford,  A.B.,  'Sa.  A.M.,  '8s,  Colby  Coll. 

X903,   Master  of  Washington  Allston  District,  Boston;   res.,  596  Cambridge  St.,  Allston. 
Grafton  Dulany  Cushtng,  A.B.,  A.M.,  LL.B.,  Harvard  Univ. 

20  Chestnut  St.,  Boston. 
Thomas  W.  Davis,  A.B.,  '66,  Williams  Coll. 

1908,    Recording  Grand  Secretary,  Masonic  Temple.  BostoiL 
George  Ellsworth  Dawson.  A.B.,  '87,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D..  '97.  dark  Univ. 

1903.    Professor  of  Psychology,  School  of  Religious  Pedagogy.   Hartford.  Conn.;  home 
address,  2x4  Belmont  Ave.,  Springfield. 
Clarence  H.  Dempsey.  A.B..  '95.  Boston  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  132  Cushman  Ave.,  Revere. 


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MASSACHUS£TTS--CM/»«MMtf 

1903    WncnED  Nichols  Donovan,  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  '05,  Colby  Cdl. 

X901-1909,  Associate  Professor  of  Biblical  Interpreutioo,  Newton  Theological  Institution,  25 
Pleasant  St^  Newton  Centre. 
Maioaxet  L.  Doyle,  Grad.,  'pa,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Framingham,  Mass. 

1893,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Framingham;  res.,  23  Harrison  St.,  Natick. 
FiANK  Dkkw.  A.B.,  'go*  and  A.M.,  '91.  Indiana  Uniy.;  Ph.D.,  '95,  Clark  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Granville. 

Gasbxtt  Daomis,  A.B.,  '87,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *o6,  Univ.  of  S.  Dak. 

1907.   Profeiaor  of  Political  Economy,  Williams  College,  Williamstown.  % 

LuiHEK  F.  Eluott. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Civil  Service  Department,  Boston,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Private  Laboratories; 
res.,  33  Franklin  St.,  Watertown. 
Samuxl  HoDGllAN  Ebskine,  A.B.,  *QT.  Bowdmn  Coll. 

X908.   Superintendent  of  Schools  and  Principal  of  High  School,  Lancaster. 

AUOUTTA  E.  ESILXAN. 

x88a,  Assistant  Teacher  in  George  Putnam  District,  Ellis  Mendcll  School,  66  School  St., 
Roxbury. 
GlosoK  WiLUAM  Evans,  A.B.,  '8«,  Harvard  Univ. 

Z905,  Head  Master  of  Charlestown  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  17  Everett  Ave.,  Upham's 
Comer. 
Waltbb  Elmosx  Feenald,  M.D.,  'Sx,  Bowdoin  Med.  Coll.' 

1887,   Superintendent  of  Massachusetts  School  for  the  Feeble  Minded,  Waverley. 
Albebt  Gaboineb  Fbheb,  A.B.,  *7o,  A.M..  '78,  Brown  Univ. 

Proprietor  of  Fisher  Teachers'  Agency,  lao  Tremont  St.,  Boston. 
Lbsteb  A.  Fbesman. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  Seekonk,  Swansea,  and  Somerset,  Mass.;  res.,  93  Com- 

stock  Ave.,  Providence,  R.  I. 
Chablss  L  Gates,  A.B.,  ^99,  A.M.,  *o6.  Brown  Univ. 

X909,   Sub-2daster,  lincohi  School,  Boston,  15  Bentham  Road,  Dorchester. 
Lauba  Dbake  Gill,  A.B.,  '81,  A.M.,  ♦85.  Smith  Coil ;  D.C.L.,  '07,  Univ.  of  the  South. 

X907,    President  of  Association  of  Collegiate  Alumnae,  264  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Maby  Anna  Gove. 

X896,  Teacher  in  George  Putnam  School,  Boston;  res.,  19  Dizwell  St.,  Roxbury. 
EncA  Beede  Gulliveb. 

1907,   Master  of  Dillaway  School,  Boston;  res.,  68  Bartlett  St.,  Allston. 
Nathan  C.  Hanblin. 

X901,  Principal  of  Tabor  Academy,  Marion. 
Waltbb  Ibving  Hamilton. 

Z905.   Principal  of  Thomas  Donaghy  School.  2^  Buttonwood  St..  New  Bedford. 
WiLLXAM  Waltbb  Hastings,  A.B.,*86,  A.M. '93,  Maryville  Coll.;  A.M.,'94,  Ph.D.,  '96,  Haverford  Coll. 

221  Jackson  St.,  Springfield. 
William  Moobb  Hatch,  A.B.,  '86,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '89,  LL.M.,  '00,  Columbian  Univ. 

New  England  Manager  for  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  aai  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 
Cabolinb  Hazabd,  A.M..  '99  (honorary),  Univ.  of  Mich.;   Litt.D.,  '99,  Brown  Univ.;  LL.D.,'05, 
Tufts  Coll. 
X899.   President  of  Wellesley  College,  The  President's  Office,  Wellesley. 
ScBTTYLEB  F.  Hebron,  A.B.,  '94«  A.M.,  '97,  Syracuse  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School  Bldg.,  cor.  Washington  St.  and  Parkway, 
Winchester. 
Lillib  Andebson  Hicks. 

1899.  Supervisor  of  Trainhig,  Sute  Normal  School,  Bridgewater. 
LtiLA  A.  L.  Hill. 

1883,  Assistant  in  Wells  School,  37  Pinckney  St.,  Boston. 
Geobge  Pbeston  Hitchcock,  A.B.,  '93,  Amherst  Coll. 
.  1905,  Headmaster  of  High  School,  64  Brington  Road,  Brookline. 

FBANExra  W.  HoBBS,  S.B.,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

X9oa,  Chairman  of  School  Committee,  78  Upland  Road,  Brookline. 
William  H.  Holmes.  Jr.,  A.B.,  '97.  Colby  Coll. 

X909,   Fellow  at  Clark  University,  Worcester. 

William  W.  Howe,  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

1901,   Submaster  of  Henry  L.  Pierce  School,  Dorchester;  res.,  aoo  Forest  St.,  Winchester. 

Alebed  F.  Howes,  A.B..  '87.  A.M.,  'oa,  Amherst  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Southern  Berkshire  District,  Sheffield. 

S.  C.  Hittchinson,  A.B.,  '9a,  A.M.,  '95,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1906,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  50  Summer  St.,  Andover. 
AsREB  Johnson  Jacoby,  Pd.M.,  '08.  New  York  Univ. 

Z901,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Milton;  res.,  46  Belcher  Circle.  East  Milton. 

Wiluam  a.  Johnston,  B.Sc.,  'ga,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

X906,  Associate  Professor  of  Mechanical  Engineering,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology, 
Boston. 
Fbbdebic  W.  Kingman. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Walpole  and  Medfiekl;  res.,  Common  St..  Walpole. 

Thos.  H.  H.  Knight.  A.B. 

1897,   Master  of  Girls*  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  xja  Melrose  St.,  Mehose  Highlands. 


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MASSACHUSETTS-CM/MKetf 

1903    Gaetano  Lanza,  B.Sc.,  C.  and  M.E.,  Univ.  of  Va.;  Car.  del  S.S.  Mauriaoe  Lazxaro. 

Professor  of  Applied  Mechanica  in  Charge  of  the  DeparUnem  of   Mecfaani.*^  Engi- 
neering,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Tedmology,  aa  W.  Cedar  St.,  Boston. 
GusTAF  Laksson,  Grad.,  '8a.  Nor.  Sch..  Sweden. 

1888,    PrindixU  of  Sloyd  Training  School,  7  Harcouft  St.,  Boston. 
Watson  Clask  Lea,  Ph.B.,  '03,  Oberlin  Coll.;  A.M..  'oa,  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Randolj^-Avon-Holbrook  District;  res.,  Holbrook. 
Florence  Eugenie  Leadbettek. 

Assistant  in  Rozbury  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  867  South  St.,  Rosiindale. 
Maud  GESTE<n>E  Leadbettes. 

1907,  Assistant  in  East  Boston  High  School;   res.,  867  South  St..  Rosiindale. 
Fbank  M.  JjEAvrrr. 

1893,  Assistant  Director  of  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  *^oston;  res.,  3a  Akron  St. 
Roxbury. 
Homer  Pierce  Lewis,  A.B.,  '74,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  14  City  Hall.  Worcester. 
Leo  Rich  Lewis,  A.B.,  Tufts  Coll.;  A.B.  and  A.M.,  Harvard  Univ. 

189s,   Professor  of  Theory  and  History  of  Music,  Tufts  College;  Box  36.  Tufts  College  P.  O.; 
express  office,  Medford. 
Arthur  A.  I..tncoln. 

1897,   Sub-master  of  Mather  School,  ag  Perdval  St.,  Dorchester. 
John  MacDuffis,  A.B.,  '84,  Harvard  Univ.;  .A.M.,  Ph.D..  '95,  Lombard  Coll. 

1890,  Principal  of  the  MacDuffie  School  for  GirU,  x8a  Central  St.,  Springfield. 
Jahes  Mahoney,  A.B.  '84,  Amherst  Coll. 

1888,   Head  of  Department  of  English,  South  Boston  High  School,  7a  G  St.,  South  Boston. 
Frank  M.  Marsh,  A.B.,  '00.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '99,  Boston  Univ. 

iQOi,    Superintendent  of  Schoc^s,  50  Union  St.,  Fairhaven. 
Bertha  M.  McConkey. 

z9oa,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools  and  Kindergartens.  10  Monmouth  St..  Springfield. 
James  H.  McCurdy.  M.D.,  '94,  N.  Y.  Univ.;  M.P.E.,  'o?.  Int.  Y.M.CA.  Tr.  Sch.;  A.M..  '09.  Clark 
Univ. 

1895,  Professor.  International  Young  Men's  Christian  Association,  Training  School,  93 

Westford  Ave.,  Springtiekl. 
James  R.  McDonald,  A.B.,  '89.  Williams  CoU. 

1904,  Manager  of  Educational  Department,  Little,  Brown  &  Co.,  34  Beacon  St.,  Boston; 

res.,  85  Brooks  St..  West  Medford. 
Walter  V.  McDufff.e,  A.B.,  '92.  Dartmouth  Coll.;  A.M..  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

1896.  Head  of  Classical  Department,  Central  High  School,  336  Central  St.,  SpringfiekL 
Henry  C.  Metcalf,  A.B.,  '94,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '97,  Berlin. 

Professor  of  Political  Science,  Tufts  College;  P.  O.,  TufU  College. 
Charles  Sturtevavt  Moore,  A.B.,  '73,  A.M.,  '00,  Harvard  Univ. 

190a,   Assistant  Recorder  of  Harvard  College,  10  Frost  St..  Cambridge. 
Horace  Henry  Morse,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  '01,  Harvard  Univ. 

Z906,   Head  of  Department  of  History,  Mt.  Hermon  Boys'  School,  Mt.  Herman. 
Fred  Herbert  Nickerson,  A.B..  '86.  A.M..  '89.  Bates  CoU. 

1909,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  57  Dudley  St.,  Medford. 
PHILO  G.  Noon,  A.B.,  '05,  Har\'ard  Univ. 

1907,    Sub-master  of  Harvard  School,  Boston;  res.,  24  Henry  St.,  Everett. 
C.  Maud  Norris,  A.B.,  '01.  Smith  Coll.;  A.M..  'oa.  Boston  Univ. 

1907,   Teacher  of  English,  High  School,  Maiden;  res.,  760  Massachusetts  Ave.,  CRmbridge. 
Caleb  A.  Page,  A.B.,  A.M..  Bowdoin  Coll. 

i8q3,  Principal  ot  High  School,  Methuen. 
Charles  Francis  Park,  S.B.,  'oa.  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1906,   Associate  Professor  of  Mechanical  Engineering,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Tech- 
nology, and  Director  of  Lowell  Institute  School  for  Industrial  Foremen,  Boston. 
William  Dwic.ht  Parkinson,  A.B..  '78.  Dartmouth  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '81,  National  Univ. 

i8<>8.   Superintendent  01  Schools,  Waltham. 
Frank  J.  Peaslee.  A.M.,  '88.  Colbv  Univ..  Ph.D.,  'oa.  American  Univ. 

IQOI,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  68  Baker  St.,  Lynn. 
Marshall  Livingston  Perrin,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '76,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '80.  Gftttingen. 

1891,  Professor  of  Germanic  Languages,  Boston  University;  res.,  Washington  St.,  Wellesley 

Hills. 
Mrs.  Annie  Moseley  Perry. 

i8g8,   Principal  of  Perry  Kindergarten  Normal  School,  x8  Huntington  Ave.,  Boston. 
John  Henry  Pillsbt'ry,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '77,  Wrsleyan  Univ. 

i8q9,   Principal  and  Proprietor  of  Waban  School,  1690  Beacon  St.,  Waban. 
William  E.  C.  Rich,  A.B.,  '70.  A.M.,  '73.  Batps  Coll. 

i8qi.    Master  of  Christopher  Gibson  Grammar  School,  Boston;   res.,  99  Moreland  St., 
Roxbury. 
Frederic  H.  Riplkv. 

1808.    Principal  of  Longfellow  School,  ia47  Commonwealth  Ave.,  Allston,  Boston. 
Albert  Robinson,  A.B..  '93,  Colby  Coll. 

1003.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  11  Warren   St.,  Pcabody. 
Jennie  E.  Roclrs. 

1003,    Teacher  in  Edson  Grammar  School,  Lowell;  res.,  Byfield. 
Peter  Roos. 

1896,    Direaor  of  Drawing,  Public  Schcwls,  34  Sacramento  St.,  Cambridge. 


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1903    Gborob  RuGO,  A.6./83,  Amherst  Coll.;  A.M., '03,  Harvard  Univ. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Princeton,  Sterling,  and  Westminster;    address,  38 
Somerset  St.,  Worcester. 
Ammxx  Coolxdge  Rust. 

Principal  of  Froebel  School  of  Kindergarten  Normal  Classes,  Pierce  Bldg..  Copley 
Sq.,  Boston. 
Josxra  F.  Ryan.  A.D..  '97.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

New  England  Manager  for  D.  Appleton  &  Co.,  lao  Boylston  St.,  Beaton. 
Eunice  J.  Simpson. 

18  Hovey  St..  Newton. 
RoBEKT  Orange  Small^  A.B.,  '96,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

1903,   Supenntcndent  of  Schoob  of  Grafton  and  Upton;  res.,  Grafton. 
J.  Angelina  Sicith. 

1900,   Principal  of  Dutcher  St ,  School,  res ,  Adin  St.,  Hopedale. 
Edward  Southworth. 

1878,   Master  of  Mather  School,  Boston;  res.,  94  Greenleaf  St.,  Quincy. 
Gordon  A.  Soitthwosth. 

Former  Superintendent  of  Schools,  40  Greenville  St.,  Somerville. 
HsNEY  P.  Talbot,  S.B.,  '85,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.:  Ph.D.,  '90,  Leipzig. 

1899,   Professor  of  Inorganic  and  Analytical  Chemistry,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Tech- 
nology, Boston. 
Harkixt  Caroltne  Taylor.  A.B.  *9o.  Radcliffe  Coll. 

1907,  Teacher  of  German  and  English,  Roxbury  High  School;  res.,  Sudbury  Road,  Weston. 
Edgar  E.  Thompson,  B.Sc..  '71,  Mass.  Agri.  Coll. 

189a,   Supervising  Principal,  Public  Schools,  5  Jaques  Ave.,  Worcester. 
Mary  Kincslxv  TaBirs,  A.B..  '89,  Univ  of  New  Brunswick,  Canada. 

X904,  Assistant  in  West  Roxbury  High  School,  Boston;  res.,  as  Greenough  Ave..  Jamaica 
Plain. 
Walter  Bradley  Tripp. 

1891,  Teacher  of  Dramatic  Expression,  Emerson  College  of  Oratory,  and  (1899)  Professor 
of  Oratory,  Boston  College;  339  Huntington  Ave.,  Boston. 
Frzdxmc  Allison  Titpper,  A.B.,  '80,  Harvard  Univ. 

1899,   Head  Master  of  Brighton  High  School,  7  Menlo  St.,  Brighton  District,  Boston. 
H.  W.  Tyler,  S.B.,  '84,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.;  Ph.D..  '89,  Erlangen. 

1893,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Massacnuaetts  Institute  of  Technology,  491  Boylston 
St..  Boston. 
FSank  Vooel,  A.B.,  A.M..  Harvard  Univ. 

Professor,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology;  res.,  95  Rohinwood  Ave.,  Jamaica 
Plain. 
Mrs.  Lue  Stuart  Wadsworth. 

Past  National  Patriotic  Instructor  of  National  Woman's  Relief  Corps,  ixa  Hunting- 
ton Ave.  (Suite  2),  Boston. 
AlTBUR  B.  Webber,  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ. 

X906,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Littleton. 
Sarab  Southworth  Webber. 

Medical  Gymna.stics  and  Swimming,  Sagamore  Beach;  res.,  60  Gorham  Ave.,  Brook- 
line;  summer  address,  Box  22^  Sagamore  Beach. 
Charles  H.  Westcott. 

1897,   Sub-master  of  High  School,  and  Director  of  Manual  Training,  135  Hawthorne  St., 
Maiden. 
Charles  T.  C.  Whitcomb,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86.  Amherst  Coll. 

X906,   Head  Master  of  High  School,  81  Ash  St.,  Brockton. 
Maxtxicx  PirrNAM  WnrrE,  A.B.,  LL.B. 

X9oa.   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Mason  St.,  Boston;  res.,  39  Walling- 
ford  Road,  Brighton. 
Frank  W.  WnrrNEY,  A.B.,  '79,  Boston  Univ. 

X897,   Principal  of  High  School,  3  Marion  Road,  Watertown. 
Charles  A.  Williams,  A.B.,  '88,  Williams  Coll.;  A.M.,  '9^.  Harvard  Univ. 

X897,   Principal  of  High  School,  51  Fclton  St.,  Hudson. 
Edward  M.  Woodward,  A.B., '85.  Ambers  Coll. 

X903,   Principal  of  South  High  School,  736  Pleasant  St.,  Worcester. 
Frederick  R.  Woodward,  A.B.,  '02,  Williams  Coll. 

X895,   Department  of  Mathematics,  High  School,  x68.  6th  St..  Lowell. 
1704    G.  B.  ArrLECK,  A.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Manitoba,  Canada;  P.B.E..  '05,  IntL  Tr.  Sch.,  Springfield. 

X906,   Professor  of  Hygiene.  International  Training  School,  387  Hickory  St.,  Springfield. 
William  H.  Burnham,  A.B.,  *8a,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '88,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1896,    Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Clark  University,  Worcester. 
Edward  H.  Eldridge,  A.M.,  '95.  Ph.D.,  '07.  Temple  Univ. 

190a,   Director  of  Secretarial  School,  Simmons  College,  Boston. 
Gertrude' Elizabeth  Gaylord,  A.B..  '00,  Mt.  Holyoke  Coll. 

1908,  Teacher  of  Grrman  and  French,  47,  lath  St.,  Franklin,  Pa.;  home  address,  85  College 

St.,  South  Hadlcy. 
Harvey  S.  Gruver.  A.B.,  *oa,  Otterbein  Univ. 

1909,  Superintendent  di  Public  Instruction,  Walpole;    also.  Graduate  Student,  Harvard 

University,  60  Kirkland  St.,  Cambridge. 
Anna  Jane  McKeag.  Ph.D..  '00.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X909,   Professor  of  Education,  Wellesley  College,  4a  College  Hall,  WeUesIey. 


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1904  AucusTiNK  I..  Rafttr,  A.M.,  '92,  Boston  Coll. 

1905.  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Boston;  res.,  41  Bradlee  St,  Dorcbatcr. 
Miss  Theodate  L.  Smith,  A.B.,  '8a,  A.M.,  '84,  Smith  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '96,  Yale  Univ. 
xSoa,  Research  Assistant  to  G.  Stanley  Hall,  Clark  University,  Worcester. 

1905  Hensy  Tukner  Bailey. 

1903,   Editor  of  **The  School  ArU  Book,"  North  Sdtuate. 
Clarence  Elwood  Bsockway.  A.B.,  '78,  Bates  Coll. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  Hanover  St.,  West  Springfield. 
W.  H.  H.  Bbyamt,  A.m.,  '00,  Bates  Coll. 

1891,   Senior  Agent  for  Ginn  Ac  Co.  in  New  England,  29  Beacon  St.;  res.,  xo  Berwick  Park, 
Boston. 
John  Smith  Burley,  Ph.B.,  '99,  M.Sc..  W  Weslevan  Univ.,  Conn. 

1905.   Instructor  in  English  B.  M.  C,  Durfee  High  School,  145  Grove  St.,  Fall  River. 
Paul  W.  Cakhabt.  Ph.B.,  ^94.  Yale  Univ. 

With  G.  &.X.  Merriam  Co.,  Myrick  Bklg.,  Springfieki. 
John  A.  De  Camp.  A.B..  '00.  AM..  *o6.  Williams  Coll. 

1900,  Principal  ot  High  School.  Southworth  Ave.,  Williamstown. 
Chables  R.  Howe,  A.B..  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1895,   Principal  of  High  School  97  Chestnut  St.,  Wakefield. 
Allen  P.  Keith. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  a 7  Robeson  St.,  New  Bedford. 
Ibvino  O.  Palmeb,  A.B..  '87,  A.M..  '90.  Colby  Coll. 

1897,   Head  of  Department  of  Science.  Newton  High  School,  9a  Washington  Park,  New- 
tonville. 
James  Ditncan  Phillips,  A.B.,  *97,  Harvard  Univ. 

Manager  of  Educational  Department,  Houghton,  Mifflin  Co.,  4  Park  St.,  Boston. 


James  StubcisPray^  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 
1905,   Assistant  Profes 


jfessor  of  Landscape  Architecture,  Harvard  University,  50  Garden  St., 
Cambridge. 
Charles  Ibvino  Rice. 

1899.   Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  Box  8x,  Station  A,  Worcester. 
Bebnard  M.  Shebidan,  A.M.,  Boston  CoQ. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Lawrence. 
X906    Wellington  E.  Aiken.  Ph.B..  »oi.  A.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1906,   Head  of  English  Department,  Mt.  Hermon  School,  Mt.  Hermon. 
Harris  W.  Baker.  Ph  B.,  'pi,  Yale  Univ. 

With  G.  &  C.  Merriam  Co.,  xo8  Harvard  St.,  Springfield. 
Robert  E.  Bvbke,  B.Sc..  V)9.  Harvard  Univ. 

X907,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Boston  Public  Schools;  res.,  156  M.  St.,  South  Boston. 
Fayette  K.  Concdon.  A.B.,  *94,  A  M.,  *97.  Syracuse  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ao  Pomeroy  Terrace,  Northampton. 

Harry  M.  Gerby.  A.B. ,•98.  Colby  Coll. 

X908,   EducaUonal  Director  of  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  8a6  Massachusetts  Ave.,  Cambridge. 

Clabence  M.  Hall.  B.Sc,  '98,  M.Sc.,  ^99,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

1906.  Teacher  of  Science.  Central  High  School,  69  Sherman  St.,  Springfield. 
Clipton  Fbemont  Hodge,  A.B..  '8a,  Ripon  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '89,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1906,  Professor  of  Brology,  Qark  University.  Worcester. 
William  Hugh  MrrcHELL,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M.,  '04,  Dartmouth  ColL 

X909,   Head  Master,  Berkshire  Forest  School,  Mt.  Washington. 
James  P.  Porter.  A.B.,  '98,  A.M..  ox,  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *o5.  Clark  Univ. 

1904,  Instructor  and  (1907)  Assistant  Professor  of  Psychology,  (1909)  Acting  Dean,  Colle- 

giate Department,  Clark  University,  Worcester. 
Homer  K.  Underwood.  A.B..  '09,  Washington  and  Jefferson  Coll.;  A.M.,  '01,  Yale  Univ. 

1908,    Head  of  English  Department,  Fall  River  High  Schools,  Pierce  and  Hanover  Sts.; 
res.,  606  Prospect  St.,  Fall  River. 
1907    Samdel  F.  Blodcett,  A.M..  '74,  Yale  Coll. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Framingham,   4  Thurber  St.,  South  Framingham, 
John  David  Bbooks,  Pd.B.,  '97,  B.Sc..  '98,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Millersville,  Pa.;  A.B.,  'ox,  Dickinson  ColL; 
A.M..  »o6,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Natick. 

Charles  Shedd  Clark,  A.B.,  A,M..  Dartmouth  Col.;  LL.B..  George  Washington  Univ. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  82  Monroe  St.,  SomerviUe. 
Everett  Brownell  Durfee,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87.  Brown  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  565  Maple  St.,  Fall  River. 
Ralph  E.  Files,  A.B..  '95,  Bates  Coll. 

1903,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  14  Columbia  Park,  Haverhill. 
Maud  A.  Goodfellow. 

Librarian  and  Instructor  in  Library  Economy,  State  Normal  School,  fitchburg. 

E.  L.  Haynes.  A.B.,  Bates  Coll. 

1908,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Ashby,  Lunenbuerg,  and  Townsend,  Townsend. 

Henby  Plimpton  Kendall,  A.B.,  '99,  Amherst  Coll. 
The  Plimpton  Press,  Norwood. 

William  Thomas  Morgan,  Ph.B.,  '09,  Ohio  Univ. 

X909,   Post  Graduate  Student,  History  and  Government,  Harvard  Univeisity,  ax  Cdkge 
House,  Cambridge. 


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1Q07    Chaxles  H.  Morse. 

Secretarr  and  Executive  Officer,  Maiwachutctta  Committee  on  Industrial  Education, 
328  Harvard  St.,  Cambridge. 
Jane  B.  Patten,  S.B.,  '06,  Maaa.  Inst,  of  Tech.     > 

1906.   Instructor  in  Bioloffv,  Simmons  College,  Fenway.  Boston;    res.,    South  Natick; 
express  office,  WeUesley. 
WnxxAM  Joseph  Pelo,  A.B.,  *94,  A.M.,  *oc.  Harvard  Univ. 

Superintendent  of   Schools,  Swampscott,   and   Assistant   in   Education,   Harvard 
University;    res.,  84  Prescott  St.,  Cambridge. 
Frank  Palmer  Speare. 

1896,   Educational  Director,  Boston  Young  Men's  Christian  Association,  and  Dean  of  Law 
School,  458  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 

1908  N.  Henry  Black,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  ^06.  Harvard  Univ. 

1900,   Science  Master,  Roxbury  Latin  Schod,  Boston;    res.,  15  Ellery  St.,  Cambrid:;e. 
Horace  L.  Brittain.  Ph.D.,  Qark  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  no  West  St.,  Hyde  Park. 
Frxdxrxck  H.  Brown. 

1899,  Salesman.  Rand,  McNally  &  Co-,  Educational    Department,  104  N.   Main  St., 

Springndd. 
Catherine  T.  Bryce. 

1905,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  16  Otis  Place,  Newtonville. 
Howard    Conant,  A.B.,  '9a,  A.M.,  V»,  Union  CoU. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School,  88  Nonotuck  St.,  Hoiyoke. 
John  Oscar  Creacer,  A.B.,  *p7,  A.M.,  '99,  Yale  Univ. 

1909,  Headinaster  01  Beriuhire  Hills  School,  Mt.  Washington. 
Wiluam  Lyle  Cttmicings. 

With  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  74  Pearson  Ave.,  Boston. 
Charles  P.  Davb. 

Editor  of  "Current  EvenU,"  39  Worthington  St.,  Springfield. 
Stephen  B.  Davol,  A.B.,  Williams  Coll. 

Associate  Manager,  Educational  Department,  Houghton,  Mifflin  Co.,  4  Park  St., 
Boston. 
A.  E.  DoDp,  B.Sc.,  *ox,  Armour  Inst. 

Director  of  North  Bennett  Industrial  School,  39  N.  Bennett  St.,  Boston. 
Charles  H.  Douglas,  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '88,  Colgate  Univ. 

Editor,  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  lao  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
James  Edward  Downey,  A.B.,  '97;  A.M.,  'oc,  Amherst. 

1907,  Master  of  Mathematics,  High  School  of  Commerce,  677  Dudley  St.,  Boston. 
WnxiAM  Lusk  Webster  Field. 

1900,  Instructor,  Natural  Science,  Milton  Academy,  378  Canton  Ave.,  Milton. 
Merle  Smtth  Getchell.  A.B.,  '93.  A.M.,  '96,  Colby  Coll. 

^  1906,   Master  of  High  School,  24  Chester  Ave.,  Brockton. 

WnxiAM  R.  Hart,  A.B..  '96.  A.M..  '00,  Univ.  of  Nebr.  .       .  ^  . 

1907,  Professor  of  Agricultural  Education,  Massachusetts  Agricultural  College,  Amherst. 
Miriam  N.  Loomis. 

1900,   Director  of  Househ<dd  Economics,  Lasell  Seminary,  Aubumdale. 

OsaoiTRNB  McConathy. 

1905,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  37  Parker  St.,  Chelsea. 
Thomas  C.  McCracken.  A.B.,  Monmouth  Coll. 

1909,   Post  Graduate  Student,  Harvard  University,  79  Oxford  St.,  Cambridge. 
Arthur  J.  MEREorrH,  Ph.B..  '01.  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1908,  Director  of  Commercial  Dept.,  Slate  Normal  School;  res.,  4  Willow  Ave.,  Salem. 

X908,   Director  of  Manual  Training,  and  Newton  Industrial  School,  Technical  High  School, 
Newtonville;  res.,  xo  Hartford  St.,  Newton  Highlands. 

James  Joseph  O'Donnell.  A.B. 

71  Fairfield  Ave.,  Hoiyoke. 
Bessie  M.  Salmon. 

1906,  Music  Representative,  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  921  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 
Frank  A.  Sheldon,  B.A.,  '93.  Amherst. 

1895,  Houlmaster  of  Volkmann  School,  415  Newbury  St.,  Boston. 
C.  Lawrence  Smith,  A.B.,  '97,  A.M.,  '04,  Harvard  Univ. 

64  Sparks  St.,  Cambridge. 
Sarah  W.  Titrner. 

1896,  Teacher  in  Kindergarten  Normal  School;    res.,  30  Harrison  St.,  Taunton. 
Cyrsnus  J.  Wellman. 

With  Horace  K.  Turner  Company,  aax  Columbus  Ave.,  Boston. 

1909  John  C.  Anthony,  A.B.,  '95,  Brown  Univ. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  xoo  Vinton  St.,  Melrose. 
Thomas  N.  Carver,  Ph.D.,  '94.  Cornell  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '05,  Obcrlin  Coll. 

X903,   Professor  of  Political  Economy,  Harvard  University;   16  Kirkland  Road,  Cambridge. 
George  A.  Cowen,  A.B.,  Williams  CoU. 

1900,   Head  of  the  Department  of  Science,  22  Holbrook  St.,  Boston. 
Frederick  P.  Fish,  A.B.,  '75,  Har^'ard  Univ. 

Chairman,  Board  of  Education  f  iqoq).  Overseer  of  Harvard,  AsjKx^iate  of  RadcIifTe 
and  Member  of  Co-operation  and  of  Executive  Committees,  Massachusetts  Imititute 
of  Technology;  84  State  St.,  Boston. 


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1909    Henry  R.  French,  A.B.,  '90,  Amherst  Coll. 

ZQ09,   Chairman,  Scbod  Committee,  ao  Park  St,  West  Lynn;  express  oflBice,  Lynn. 
LuciLS  Gulliver,  A.B.,  '06,  Boston  Univ. 

Writer,  68  Bartiet  St.,  Rozbury. 
Frederick  W.  Hamilton.  D.D.,  '99,  Tufts  Coll.;  LL.D..  »o6,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1905,   President  of  Tufts  CoUege,  Tufts  CoUege.  P.  O. 
Thomas  F.  Harrington,  M.D.,  '88.  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,  Director,  School  of  Hygiene,  3 10  Commonwealth  Ave. ,  Boston. 
Joseph  H.  Hefflon,  Ph.B..  IlL  Wesley  Univ. 

1909,   Principal  of  Wadleigh  Grammar  School,  51  Myrtle  Terrace,  Winchester. 
Henry  Wvman  Holmes,  A.B.,  '03,  A.M.   '04.  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,   Instructor  in  Education,  Harvard  University,  loa  Bellevue  Ave.,  North  Cambridge; 
express  office,  Cambridge. 
Shirley  K.  Kerns,  A.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Illinois;  A.B.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,  Headmaster  of  the  Country  Day  School  for  Boys  of  Boston,  Nonantum  Hill,  Newton 
LoRNA  HiGBEE  Leland.  B.L.,  '03,  Carleton  ColL 

One  of  the  Authors  of  "Playground  Technique  and  Playcraft,"  Templeton. 
William  Charles  Moore,  B.Sc.  '93;  A  M.,  '08.  Han'ard  fTniv. 

1908,  Professor  of  Education,  Mount  Holyoke  College,  South  Hadley. 
HsDLBY  Philip  Patsy,  A.B..  '98.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1899,  Representative  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  39  Beacon  St.,  Boston 
Eben  F.  Phillips.  A.B.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

With  Houghton,  Mifflin  Co.,  4  Park  St.,  Boston. 
Rosa  £.  Searle. 

Instructor  in  Mathematics  and  Music,  Normal  School,  Taconic  Hall,  North  Adams. 
Grace  Clee  Smith. 

1907,  Assistant  in  Manual  Arts  Department,  State  Normal  School,  Tillinghast  HaU,  Bridge- 
water. 
Ulysses  G.  Wheeler.  A.B..  '87,  A.M..  '00,  Bates  Coil. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  ax  Gilmore  St,  Everett 


1895    Harvard  College,  Library. 

President,  A.  Lawrence  Lowell;  librarian,  William  C.  Lane,  Cambridge. 
X897    Amherst  College. 

President,  George  Harris;  librarian,  W.  I.  Fletcher,  Amherst. 
Boston  College. 

President,  Thomas  I.  Gasson;  librarian.  Rev.  H  J.  Rache,  761  Harrison  Ave 
Boston. 
Perkins  iNSTrnmoN  and  Massachusetts  School  for  the  Blind. 

^  Director.  Edward  £.  Allen.  East  Broadway,  South  Boston. 

Westpield  State  Normal  School.  « 

Principal,  Clarence  A.  Brodeur,  Westfield. 
Williams  College,  Library. 

President,  Harry  Augustus  Garfield,;  librarian,  Charies  H.  Burr,  WQliamstown. 
1898    City  Library  Association  of  Springfield. 

President,  Nathan  D.  Bill;  librarian,  Hiller  C.  Wellman,  Springfield. 
Free  Public  Library  of  the  City  of  Worcester. 

Librarian,  Robert  K.  Shaw,  Worcester. 
Smith  College. 

President,  L.  Clark  Seelye;  Librarian,  Miss  J.  A.  Clark,  Northampton. 
State  Library  of  Massachusetts. 

State  Librarian.  Charles  F.  D.  Belden,  SUte  House,  Boston. 
State  Normal  School,  Fitchburg. 

Principal,  John  G.  Thompson,  Fitchburg. 
1900    Massachusetts  iNSTiTtJTE  of  Technology. 

Secretary.  Allyne  L.  Merrill;    librarian,  Robert  P.  Bigelow,  491    Boylston   St, 
Boston. 
Public  Library  of  the  CriY  of  Boston. 

Librarian,  Horace  G.  Wadlin,  Copley  Sq.,  Boston. 
Public  Library.  Malden. 

Librarian,  Miss  L.  A.  Williams,  Maiden. 
Salem  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Gardner  M.  Jones,  Salem. 

SOMERVILLE  PUBLIC  LIBRARY. 

Librarian,  S.  W.  Foss,  SomerviUe. 
State  Normal  School,  Salem. 

Principal.  J.  A.  Pitman;  Secretary,  Louise  C.  Wellman,  Salem. 
WEI.LESLEY  College,  Library. 

President,  Miss  Caroline  Hazard;  Acting  librarian.  Miss  H.  St.  B.  Brooks,  Wellesleyi 
190 X    Adams  Pubuc  Library. 

Librarian,  Lucy  C.  Richmond,  Adams. 
College  of  the  Holy  Cross. 

President,  Rev.  Thomas  E.  Murphy.  S.  J.;  Prefect  of  Studies,  Rev.  James  A.  MuOen, 
S.  J..  Worcester. 
Forbes  Library. 

Librarian,  W.  P.  Cutter,  Northampton. 


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19OX      FlXS  PlTBLIC  LiBKARY,  NeW  BeoPORD. 

Librarian,  George  H.  Tripp,  New  Bedford. 
NoiTH  Adams  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Mabel  Temple,  N(»th  Adams. 
Public  Libbasy  of  Fitcrburg. 

Librarian.  George  E.  Nutting,  Wallace  Library  and  Art  Building,  Fitchburg. 
Public  Ldrary,  Lynn. 

President.  Walter  O.  Faulkner;  Librarian  Harriet  Louise  Matthews,  Lynn. 
190a    Amdovbb  Tbxological  Seminary,  Library. 

Librarian,  Owen  H.  Gates,  Andover. 
B08TOH  Univebsffy. 

President,  W.  E.  Huntington;  Librarian,  E.  C.  Black.  688  Boylston  St.,  Boston. 
Cambrome  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Clarence  W.  Ayer,  Cambridge. 
Mt.  Holyoke  College. 

President,  Miss  Mary  Emma  Woolley;  Librarian,  Miss  B.  E.  Blakely,  South  Hadlej. 
Sdoioms  College. 

President,  Henry  LefaYour;  Librarian,  Mary  E.  Robbins,  Boat(m. 
TAumoN  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Joshua  E.  Crane,  Taunton. 
190J    Libbabt  or  THE  Newton  Theological  Institution. 

President,  Geo.  £.  Hozt;   Librarian,  Henry  K.  Rowe,  Newton  Centre. 
Mancbbsteb  Public  Libraiy. 

Librarian,  D.  L.  Bingham,  Manchester. 
Nbwbitbyvort  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  J.  D.  Parsons,  Newburyport. 

Public  Libbaby  or  Brookline. 

Librarian,  Louisa  M.  Hooper,  Broekline. 

Public  Library,  Lawrence. 

Librarian,  Wm.  A.  Walsh,  Lawrence. 

1904    Bbockxon  Public  LnsARY. 

Librarian,  Frank  H.  Whitmore,  Brockton. 

X905    Claex  UmvEBsmr.  Library. 

Librarian,  Louis  N.  Wilson.  Worcester. 

RADCLirrs  College,  Library. 

President,  Le  Baron  Rusaell  Briggs;  Librarian,  Rose  Sherman,  Cambridge. 
igo6    Gbebhtibld  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  May  Ashley,  Greenfield. 
Havbbhill  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  John  G.  Moulton,  Haverhill. 
J.  V.  Fletcheb  Library. 

Librarian,  Mary  P.  Bunoe,  Westford. 
MiDfOBo  PuBUC  Library. 

Librarian.  Mary  E.  Sargent,  Medford. 
X907    ImxBNATiONAL  Y  M.  C  A.  Training  School. 

President,  L.  L.  Doggett;  Librarian,  J.  T.  Bowne,  Springfield. 
Massachusetts  Agricultural  College.  Library. 

President,  Kenyon  L.  Buttertield;    Librarian,  Charles  R.  Green,  Amherst. 
zgo8    Memobial  Hall  Library. 

Librarian,  Edna  A.  Brown,  Andover. 

MICHIGAN 
LirE  directors 
1895    Hugh  A.  Graham,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M..  '92,  Albion  Coll.;  A.B.,  '901  Unir.  of  Mich. 
1908,   Member,  Board  of  Education,  Mt.  Pleasant. 
Charles  G.  White,  A.B..  '80,  A.M.,  '81,  Ph.D.,  '90. 

1884,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Lake  Linden. 

ACrrVE  MEMBERS 

1884  John  A.  Stewart,  A.  B.,  '75,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1894.   Superintendent  of  SchooU,  908  Van  Buren  St.,  Bay  City. 

1885  Edwin  A.  Strong,  A.B.,  '58,  A.M.,  '65.  Union  Coll. 

1885,  Professor  of  Physical  Sciences,  State  Normal  College,  za?  Normal  St.,  Ypsilanti. 
1887    William  Austin  Ellis.  LL.B.,  'os,  Deroit  Coll.  of  Law;  Grad.,  '83,  Mich.  State  Nor.  Coll. 

1885,   Principal  of  Duffield  Union  School;  res.,  1465  John  R.  St.,  Detroit. 

1889  Lewis  Henry  Jones. 

190a,  President  of  State  Normal  College,  730  Forest  Ave.,  YpsilantL 
J.  L.  Snyder,  A.B..  '86,  Ph.D.,  'oi,  Westminster  Coll.;   LL.D.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Z896,  President  of  Michigan  State  Agricultural  College,  Agricultural  College  P.  O. 

1890  Febbb  S.  Fitch,  A.B.,  '77,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Stockbridge;  express  office,  Munith. 
Hxhby  Elton  Rratz,  A.M.,  '77,  Ph.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

190a,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  23  Church  St..  Calumet. 


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189a    Gujcan  C  Fkbu.  A.B..  '69,  A.M.,  '86.  Colby  Univ. 

R.  F.  D.  5,  Muakegoa;  express  office,  MuskeBon  HeaghU. 
John  B.  Nykirk,  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '88,  Hope  CoU. 

1895,  Prof essor  of  English  Language  and  Uterature,  Hope  CoUece,  Voorhees  Hall,  Holland 
Hemxy  R.  Pattemgill,  B.Sc.,  '74*  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1896.  Editor  of  "Moderator-Topics,"  430  Townaend  St..  Lansing. 
WnxiAM  Robins  Wright.  A.B.,  'o«.  A.M..  '04,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1005.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  106  Lincoln  St..  Benton  Harbor. 

1893  Lu  Eakll  Ah idon,  A.B.,  '9a,  Mich.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '98.  Harvard  Univ. 

X898,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  406  W.  Fleaheim  St.,  Iron  Mountain. 
LAwmxNCE  Cahkron  Hull,  A.B.,  '77.  A.M..  '97,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Special  Representative  of  tne  Masssrhnytt^  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  gox  fT«*"*fr— • 
of  Commerce.  Detroit. 

1894  J-  RmsxN  Bishop,  A.B.,  '8a.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

Principal  of  Eastern  High  School,;  res.,  986  Jefferson  Ave.,  Detroit. 
E.  D.  Palhei,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '9a.  Hillsdale  CoU.;  A.M.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  St.  Johns. 
Hebbzbt  M.  Sladson,  Ph.B..  '77,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  433  S.  sth  Ave.,  Ann  Arbor. 
DuKAND  WiLLiAH  SpRiNGEK.  B.Sc..  '86.  Albion  Coll.;  C.P.A..  '06. 

1893,   Consulting  Accountant,  and  Director  of  Business  Department,  Cass  High  School, 
a7  Owen  Ave.,  Detroit. 
Allen  S.  Whitnky,  A.B.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1899,  Professor  of  Education,  UniverBty  of  Michigan;  res.,  18  Cutting  Apartments,  Ann 

Arbor. 

1895  FuEDKRiCK  W.  Arbury  A.B.,  '83,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Michigan  RepresenUtive  of  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  New  Brunswick  Hotel,  Detroit 
Frederick  Leroy  Bliss,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  'ox  (honorary),  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1899.  Principal  of  Detroit  University  School,  175  Van  Dyke  Ave.,  Detroit. 
William  Gibson  Coburn,  A.B.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  14  West  St.,  Battle  Creek. 
X896    Warren  E.  Conkling,  Grad.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  CoU. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  404  Orchard  St.,  Dowagiac. 
Augustus  E.  Curtis,  A.B.,  '66,  A.M.,  '70,  Union  Coll. 

Instructor  in  Latin,  113  W.  Maumee  St.,  Box  aos,  Adrian. 
Edgar  E.  Ferguson,  B.Pd.,  '96,  M.Pd.,  '09,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll. 

1895,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  596  Bingham  Ave.,  Sault  Ste.  Marie. 
Samuel  B.  Laird,  M.Sc.,  '96.  McKendree  CoU.;  B.Pd.,  '95.  Mich  St.  Nor.  CoU.:  A.M.,  Univ.of  Mii^ 
190a,   Professor  of  Psychology,  Michigan  State  Normal  CoUege  3x8  Forest  Ave.,  YpsilaiitL 
WnxiAM  LiOHTBODY,  B.Sc.,  Mich.  Agri.  CoU.;  Pd.B.,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  CoU. 

Principal  of  Higgins  Schod,;  res.,  359  Ferdinand  Ave.,  Detroit. 
David  Mackenzie,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X904,   Principal  of  Central  High  School;  res.,  86x  Cass  Ave.,  Detroit 
John  Dowlino  Schiller,  A.M.,  '87,  HUlsdale  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  306  S.  4th  St.,  NUes. 
Omar  D.  Thompson. 

Commissioner  of  Schools  of  Macomb  County,  Romeo. 

Luther  L.  Wright,  A.B.,  '77.  Ripon  Coll.,  A.M.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Mich. 
State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Lansing. 
1897    Francis  D.  Clarke,  L.H.D.,  '08.  Gallaudet. 

1892,  Superintendent  of  State  School  for  the  Deaf,  Flint. 

Delos  Fall,  B.Sc.,  '75,  M.Sc.,  '8a.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  D.Sc.,  '98,  LL.D.,  '08,  Albion  CoU. 

Professor  of  Chemistry,  Albion  CoUege,  xioi  Mirhigan  Ave.,  Albion. 
Joseph  M  Frost,  A.M..  Hobart  CoH. 

Superintendent  of  Schools.  Hackley  School,  Muskegon. 

Nathan  Albert  Harvey,  Ph.D.,  '00,  lU.  Wes.  Univ. 

1904,   Department  of  Pedagogy  and  Psychobgy,  Michigan  State  Normal  CoUege,  ssj 
Summit  St..  Yptulanti. 
Charles  O.  Hoyt,  A.M.,  Albion  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Jena. 

X899,   Professor  of  Science  and  History  of  Education,  State  Normal  College,  4x7  Forest 
Ave.,  Ypsilanti. 
Wales  C.  Martindale,  LL.B.,  '94.  Detroit  CoU.  of  Law. 

1897,  Superintendent  of  Schools.   50  Broadway,  Detroit. 
Fred  Newton  Scott,  Ph.D.,  '80.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Professor  of  Rhetoric,  University  of  Michigan,  1351  Washtenaw  Ave.,  Ann  Arbor. 
Arthur  L.  Siiaw,  B.Sc.,  '94,  Olivet  CoU. 

1909,   Secretary,  Kalamazoo  Farmers'  Institute  Society,  138  Hilbert  St.,  Kalanuuoo. 
X898    Elmer  A.  Lyman,  A.B.,  '86,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1898,  Professor  of  Mathematics.  State  Normal  CoUege,  xa6  N.  Washington  St,  Ypsilanti, 
DiMON  Harrington  Roberts,  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M..  '95,  Amherst  CoU. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Training  School,  Michigan  State  Normal  CoU^ie,  307  W.  Con- 

gress St.,  Ypsilanti. 

1899      WOODBRIDGE  N.  FeRRT.S. 

1884,   President  of  Ferris  Institute;  res.,  5x5  Ebn  St.,  Big  Rapids. 


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1899    Ellswoktr  Gacb  Lancastek,  A.B.,   *85.  A.M..  *88.  Amhent  Coll.;    Ph.D.,  '97,  Oark  Umv.: 
LL.D..  'OS.  Colorado  CoD. 
X904,  Presideot  of  Olivet  College,  Olivet. 
W.  J.  McKoNE.  B.Pd..  '01.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll.   * 

i8q8,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  315  Austin  Ave.,  Albion. 
FazDEsiCK  Edwabds  Searle,  A.B.,  '93,  Williams  Coll. 

190X,   Director  of  Home  Department,  Detroit  University  School,  Detroit 
Eugene  Clarence  Waekinek,  A.B.,  'pz,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  4x3  Sheridan  Ave.,  Saginaw, 
xgoo    L.  R.  Abbott,  B.Sc..  El.  Eng.,  *94.  B.Sc.,  Mech.  En^.,  '9c.  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

X906,  Director  oiManual  Training,  Pubhc  Schools,  x?  Campbell  Place,  Grand  Rapids. 
OuvEK  G.  Frederick,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X909,   Supervisor  of  Grammar  Grades,  Public  Schools,  50  Broadway,  Detroit. 
Charles  W.  Mickens,  B.L.,  '99,  AM.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,   Supeiintcndcnt  of  Public  Schools,  8oi  S.  Main  St.,  Adrian. 
Clara  Wood  Mingins. 

1904,  Head  of  Kindergarten  Training  Department,  Abna  College,  Alma. 
Jennie  Looise  Thomas. 

Director  of  Thomas  Normal  Training  School,  3100  Grand  Boul.,  W.,  Detroit. 
J.  H.  Trybom,  A.B.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

Director  of  Manual  Training,  City  Schools,  50  Broadway,  Detroit. 
George  Stoceton  WArnc. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Manual  Training,  Sute  Normal  School  and  (X899)  in  Public 
Schools,  616  W.  Walnut  St..  Kalamazoo. 
1901    George  R.  Berkaw.  Ph.B.,  '91,  Albion  CoU. 

X907.   Pnndpal  of  Russell  School,  3x0  Vinewood  Ave.,  Detroit. 
Jahes  Irven  Bricker.  A.B.,  '94,  Pd.B.,  '95,  A.M.,  *97.  Hillsdale  Coll.;  M.S.,  '09,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X905.    Principal  of  Arthur  Hill  High  School,  199  S.  Bond  St.,  Saginaw,  W.  S. 
Edwin  N.  Brown.  A.M.,  '84,  LL.B.,  '87,  Ph.D..  *oa,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X909,   Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Hope  College,  Holland. 
Ernest  Burnhaic,  Ph.B.,  '96.  A.M..  'oa,  Albion  CoU. 

1904,   Director  of  Rural  School  Department,  Western  Sutc  Normal  School,  509  S.  Rose  St., 
Kalamazoo. 
Ernest  P.  Clarke,  B.Sc.,  Mich.  Agri.  Coll. 

X899.   Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  1108  State  St.,  St.  Joseph. 
Albert  P.  Cook,  A.M.,  '99. 

x9oa.   Secretary  and  Assistant  Treasurer  of  Alma  College;  res.,  611  W.  Center  St.,  Ahna. 
Edward  Page  Cumcings.  Ph.B.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  City  Hall,  Lansing. 
John  P.  Everett,  A.B.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1909,   Department  of  Mathematics,  Michigan  Sute  Normal  College,  723  Ellis  St.,  Ypsilanti. 

Edward  Everett  Gallup,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X906.  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Chelsea. 
Charles  T.  Grawn.  Pd.M.,  '97,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll.;   A.M.,  '04,  Columbia  Univ.,  and  '06,  Univ.  of 
Mich. 
President  of  Central  State  Normal  School;  res.,  30X  High  St.,  Mt.  Pleasant. 

WL  E.  Hanson,  Ph.D.,  '97,  Albion  Coll. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  423  Washingtcm  St.,  Owosso. 

Shattuck  O.  Hartwell.  A.B.,  '88,  Amherst  Coll. 

X90X,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  809  W.  Walnut  St.,  Kalamazoo. 
Regenia  R.  Heller. 

X906,  Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  Public  Schools,  493,  2d  Ave.,  Detroit 
Arthur  Scott  Hudson,  A.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mt.  Clemens. 
Fred  A.  jErrERS.  Pd.M.,  '06.  St.  Nor.  CoU.,  Mich. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Adams  Township,  Houghton  Co.,  Painesdale. 
Eugene  La  Rowe,  A.B.,  '96.  A.M.  '98,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X902,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  911  Railroad  Ave.,  Hancock. 
Walter  F.  Lewis,  B.Sc.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  813  Prospect  St.,  Port  Huron. 
W.  A.  Morse.  A.B..  '06.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903,  Principal  of  Western  High  School,  376  Vinewood  Ave.,  Detroit. 

Richard  R.  Putnam,  B.Sc.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1898,   Department  of  Physical  Science  and  Mathematics,  Eastern  High  School,  521  Sheridan 
Ave.,  Detroit. 
Charles  C.  Root,  Grad.,  'oo.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  CoU.:  Pd.B..  '06;  A.B.,  '09,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Manistique. 
Eliphalkt  Ernest  Scribner. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  201  Oak  St.,  Ishpeming. 
Ambrose  M.  Shotwell. 

1904,  Librarian  of  Free  Lending  Library  for  the  Blind,  Houghton  Ave.,  Saginaw.  ^.  S. 
I  Lyle  Spain,  A.B.,  '03.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Principal  of  Detroit  Normal  Training  School,  and  Supervisor  of  First,  Second,  and 
Third  Grades,  127  Melbourne  Ave.,  Detroit. 


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igox    Gkoiob  Robert  Swain,  A.B.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1900,   Principal  of  East  Side  High  School,  309  N.  Lincohi  Ave.,  Bay  City. 
Mu.  Maay  L.  Veenfliet.  , 

Proprietor  and  Principal  of  Alpena  Busineaa  College,  College  St.,  Alpena. 
Horace  Z.  Wilber,  Grad.,  'oa.  A.B.,  *o8,  Mich.  Nor.  Cdl. 

X908,   Associate  Professor  of  School  Administratjon,  State  Nbrmal  College,  40  S.  Summit 
St.,  Ypsilanti 
zgoa    Sarah  B.  Goodman. 

1907.   Kindergartner,  axo  Bazday  St.,  Grand  Rapidf. 
Clara  Wheeler.  Grad..  Grand  Rapids  K«.  Tr.  Sch. 

igo5.   Principal  of  Kindergarten  Training  School,  33  Fountain  St.,  Grand  Raptds. 
X90J    Wm.  B.  Arbadgh,  A.B.,  '08.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  607  Ellis  St.,  Ypsilanti. 
Lkua  B.  Crabbe. 

Teacher  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  Saginaw,  E.  S.;  rca.,  709  Sheridan 
Ave.,  Saginaw. 
Carrb  B.  Jewett. 

1881,   Teacher  of  First  Grade  in  Public  Schools,  113  Fountain  St.,  Grand  Rapids. 
Mary  Edith  a  O'Brien. 

190a.  Teacher  in  Everett  School,  res..  371  E.  Fort  St.,  Detroit. 
Maitdx  Elliott  Scollen. 

1903.  Instructor  in  Domestic  Art,  Public  Schools,  333  Howard  St.,  Saginaw. 
Carl  Vernon  Tower,  A.B.,  A.M..  '95,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '98,  Cornell  Univ. 

1909,   Professor  of  Philosophy,  University  of  Michigan,  459  S.  Division  St.,  Ann  Arbor. 
LcON  Lewis  Tyler,  LL.B.,  '00,  Untv.  of  Mich.;   A.B.,  '06.  Earlham  Coll. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  3x6  Garden  St.,  Three  Rivers. 
X904    Alvin  N.  Cody.  B.Sc..  '01.  M.Sc,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X904.   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  307  W.  Kth  St.,  Flint. 
Chas.  E.  Culi.en,  .^.M.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1909,   Student,  University  of  Michigan;  X33X  Geddes  Ave.,  Ann  Arbor. 
F.  Dayton  Davb.  Ph.B..  Ph.M. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  X418,  5th  St.  E.«icanaba. 
GusTAV  W.  Gehrand.  Ph.B..  '03,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  xa7  £.  Ridge  St.,  Marquette. 
R.  R.  N.  Gould,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X901,   Principal  of  Central  High  School,  4x6  W.  Walnut  St.,  Kalamasoo. 

PHn.ZPP  HtTBER. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  223  N.  Oakley  St.,  Saginaw,  W.  S. 
James  H.  McDonald.  A.M..  'go,  Univ.  of  Woostrr. 

1895.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Rapid  River. 
Guy  D.  Smith,  A.B.,  '98,  Kalamazoo  Coll.,  and  '00,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1908,  Sup>erintendent  of  Schools.  Manistee. 
Edith  May  Stone. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  401  Main  St.,  Jackson. 

1905  Willis  T.  Bishop.  M.Sc.,  Olivet  Coll. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  306  W.  X4th  St.,  Holland. 
Thomas  C.  Blaisdell.  A.B.,  '88.  .A.M.,  '90.  S>Tacu9e  Univ.;  Ph.D..  *o4.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1906.  Pmfcssor  of  KngUsh  Literature,  Michigan  State  Agricultural  College   Agricultural 

College  P.  O. 
Georoz  H.  Curtis.  A.B..  '04,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1909,  Principal  oif  High  School,  Manistee. 
Irene  Louise  Getty. 

County  Commissioner  of  Schools.  Kalkaska. 
Isaac  B.  Gilbert,  B.Sc,  '95,  Olivet  Coll. 

X901.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  440,  6th  St..  Traverse  City. 
WttLU  David  Hill.  Grad.,  '88.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll. 

1898.    Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Cry-stal  Falls. 
James  Hamilton  Barcroft  Kayk,  A.B.,  '02.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M..  '03.  Albion  CoIL 

X904.    President  of  Northern  State  Normal  School,  Marquette. 
Frank  A.  Manny.  A.B.,  '93,  A.  M.,  '96.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

i8q8,   Department  of  Education,  Western  State  Normal  School,  936  W.  Kalamaxoo  Are., 
Kalamazoo. 
George  Alvin  McGee.  Grad.  St.  Nor.  Coll..  Ypsilanti.  Mich. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  430  E.  Stimson  St.,  Cadillac. 
George  Edward  Parkf.r.  A.M..  '00.  Detroit  Coll.;   LL.B..  '99.  Detroit  Coll.  of  Law. 

1907,  SupcrWsor  of  Night  Schools,  Ungraded  Schools,  and  Summer  Playgixninda,  1058 

Trumbull  Ave.,  Detroit. 
Orr  Schurtz.  A.B.,  '78.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

looi.    Suix'rinicodent  of  Cily  Schools,  Negaunee. 

1906  Charles  H.  Carrick,  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  222  N.  Main  St.,  Chariotte. 
T.  W.  Clemo,  A.B..  '96.  Albion  Coll. 

1904    Superintendent  of  Schools.  Republic. 
William  Albert  Grfeson.  A.M..  '70.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906.    Superintendent  of  Schools,  City  Hall.  Grand  Rapida. 


Michigao]         LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  129 

MICHIGAN-CiMKMiflfMl  I 

igo6    Marion  W.  Loncman. 

igos,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Otsego;  P.  O.,  Climax.  1 

Edwakd  M.  McElrgy,  B.Sc..  '93.  Mich.  Agri.  Coll.,  and  *q7.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Z007,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  151  N.  Hudson  St.,  Coldwater. 
H.  D.  NuTT. 

*     Repfcsentative  of  American  Book  Company,  530  East  St.,  Flint. 
DwiCBT  BRVAirr  Waldo,  A.M..  '90.  Albion  Coll. 

Z904,   President  of  Western  Sute  Normal  School;  res..  410  Locust  St.,  Kalamaaoo. 
John  E.  Winter,  A.B.,  '02.  Hope  Coll.;  A.B.,  *o6.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Cass  City. 
1907    John  V.  Brennan,  B.L.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Ironwood. 
John  A.  Doelle,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Z906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Houghton. 
Jessie  M.  Hdces,  Pd.M.,  '00,  New  Mez.  Nor.  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  Charlevoix  County  Normal  School,  Charlevoix. 
Fred  A.  Mellencahp,  A.B.,  '07,  Univ.  of  NOch. 

Suporintendent  of  Schools,  L*Anse. 
J.  F.  Thomas,  B.L.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1908,   Principal  of  the  Washington  Normal  School,  Detroit 
Lawrence  H.  van  den  Berg.  B.L.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  4x5  Clinton  St.,  Grand  Haven. 
E.  J.  WiLLMAN,  Grad.,  '06,  Mich-  St.  Nor.  Coll. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Gladstone. 
X908    Edward  L.  Abell. 

19^,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Berrien  Springs. 
W.  R.  Andress 

1894,'  Representative  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  738  Wealthy  St.,  Grand  Rapids. 
Wilbur  Pardon  Bowen,  M.Sc.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X903,   Professor  of  Physical  Education,  State  Normal  College,  129  College  Place,  Ypailanti. 
Frane  Peyton  Buck,  .A.B.,  '09,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  60  Matthews  St..  Pontiac. 
Charles  A.  Clay,  B.S.,  '07,  Central  Coll.  of  Huntington,  Ind. 

Z909,   Instructor  of  Chemistry  and  Physiography,  213  S.  West  Ave.,  Jackson. 
Joseph  Henry  Corns.  A.B.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903,  Teacher  in  Western  High  School;  res.,  aao  W.  Canfield  Ave.,  Detxxnt. 
HiRAK  C  Daley,  Ph.D..  '09,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pd.B.,  '00,  Mich.  State  Nor.  Sch. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schods;  res.,  24  Chestnut  St.,  Wyandotte. 
Arthur  G.  Erickson,  Grad.,  '03,  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Ypailanti. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Stanton  Township  Schools,  Whitehall. 
Jesse  F.  Goodrich. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Farmington. 
Leona  Horn. 

Kindergarten  Teacher,  Munising. 
G.  A.  Hunt,  A.B.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Alpena. 
Albert  Jennings,  B.Sc..  '65,  LL.B.,  '68,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X897,   Principal  of  Union  High  and  Graded  School;  res.,  65  Scribner  St.,  Grand  Rapids. 

Louis  Parker  Jocelvn,  B.Sc.,  '87,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

x888.   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School;   res.,  545  S.  Division  St.,  Ann  Arbor. 
Mary  McN.  Johnston. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  34  E.  Montcalm  St.,  Detroit. 

W.  Sherman  Lbter. 

X908,   Supierintendent  of  Schools,  xao  E.  Washington  St.,  Ionia. 
Gertrude  Madison,  A.B..  '04,  Albion  Coll. 

1909,  Student,  Brook.o  Hall,  Colimibia  University;    home  address,   1223  Capitol  Ave., 

N..  Lansing. 
Paul  P.  Mason,  B.Sc.,  '95,  New  Lyme  Coll.;  '00.  Mich  State  Nor.  Coll. 

Michigan  Manager  for  Rand,  McNally  &  Co.,  Reed  City. 

Daniel  W.  McMillan. 

X908,   Head  of  Commercial  Department,  West  High  School;    res.,  747  Townsend  Ave., 
Detroit. 
Frane  E.  Millar,  A  B.,  Kalamazoo  Coll.  and  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schods;  res.,  xox  S.  Livima  St.,  Ludington. 

Mrs.  Florence  Milner. 

1900,   Supervisor  of  Secondary  Department,  Detroit  University  School,  Detroit. 
Selby  a.  Moran,  B.L.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Instructor  in  High  Sthoo!;   res.,  52X  Walnut  St.,  Ann  Arbor. 
Marie  Amna  Newberry,  Grad.,  '08,  Nor.  Coll.  Ypsilanti,  Mich. 

1907,  High  School  Librarian,  619  Emmet  St.,  Ypsilanti. 
MoRLEY  E.  Osborne,  A.B.,  '06,  Ui>iv.  of  Mich. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Hastings. 

Elizabeth  Rayburn. 

1898,  Teacher  in  Public  Schoob,  4x7  Second  St.,  Alpena. 


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i^Qd    E.  J.  Srxves,  A.B.,  and  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1908,  Superintfndrnf  of  Schools,  Menominee. 
WnnED  L.  Smith. 

Assistant  in  Nonnal  Training  School,  Kindergarten  Departmem,  f%  Gnunmood  St., 
Detroit. 
RoLLAND  Willis  Spkinklb. 

1909,  Degree  Student,  Michigan  State  Normal  College.  519  St.  John  St.,  YpaUanti. 
FiZD  G.  Stevenson,  A.B.,  '08.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1909,   Instructor,  Muskegon  High  School,  150  Lake  St.,  Muskegon. 
Dan  R.  Thokas,  A.B.,  Colgate  Univ. 

Principal  ofHigh  and  Grammar  Schools,  938  Washington  Ave..  Kalamaaoo. 
Maky  E.  Thoicpson,  A.M.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ.;    Pd.M.,  '07,  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Ypailanti;   Pd.D.. 
09.  N.  Y.  Univ. 

1909,  Supervisor  of  TVaining  School,  State  Normal  School,  Mt.  Pleasant;  home  address,  Redlord. 
Daisy  Ukch. 

Kindefgaitcn  Teacher,  Mtmising. 
Gertrude  Van  Adestine. 

1906,  Principal  of  Detroit  Day  School  for  the  Deaf,  655,  ad  Ave.,  Detroit. 
Joseph  L.  Wagner. 

1909,  Agent  for  S.  F.  Bowser  &  Co.,  Grand  Ledge. 
Matthew  J.  Walsh,  A.B..  *98.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1907,  Supeii&tendent  of  Schools,  Bessemer. 
W.  W.  Warner. 

1908,  Principal,  East  Side  High  School,  909  S.  Warren  Ave.,  Saginaw. 
A.  Harry  Washburn.  A.B.,  '98,  Butler  Coll.;  A.B..  '04,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  419  Morrison  St.,  Marshall 
W.  L.  Whitney,  Ph.B..  '94,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1898,  Teacher  of  Chemistry  and  Mathematics,  High  School;  res.,  108  Owen  St.,  Saginaw 
Allen  F.  Wood,  B.Pd.,  'oa,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll. 

1909.  Student,  University  of  Michigan;  430  Benjamin  St..  Ann  Arbor. 
1909    Charles  Scott  Berry,  A.B.,  '03,  Hiram  Coll.:  A.M.,  '05,  Ph.D.,  '07,  Harvard  Univ. 

Z908,  Acting^Asststant  Professor,  Univernty  of  Michigan;  res.,  618  Church  St.,  Ana 

WaLiAM  Jehle,  A.B.,  *o6,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1908,  Department  of  German  and  History,  Nebraska  Military  Academy,  700  Woodmere  | 

Ave.,  Detroit. 
Charles  Hughes  Johnston.  A.B.,  '98,  Univ.  of  N.  C;  A.M.,  '04.  Ph.D.,  '05.  Hanrard  Univ. 

1906,   Assistant  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Michigan;    res.,  zioi  E.  Uoivcnity  | 

Ave.,  Ann  .\rbor. 
Charles  W.  Mason,  B.Sc.,  '09,  Mich.  Agri.  CoH 

1909,  Teacher  in  High  School,  Box  134,  Hillsdale.  1 
Eugene  Miller,  M.D. 

President  of  School  Board.  85  W.  Main  St.,  Battle  Creek. 
Mattie  E.  Young. 

Z900,   Principal  of  Lovell  St.  School,  424  Potter  St.,  Kalamaaoo. 

institutions 

1897  Public  Library  of  Detroit. 

Librarian,  Henry  M.  Utlcy.  Detroit. 

1898  General  LraRARV,  University  of  Michigan. 

Acting  President,  Harry  B.  Hutchins;   Librarian,  Theodore  W.  Koch,  Ann  Arbor. 

1899  Northern  State  Normal  School. 

Principal,  James  H.  B.  Kaye,  Marquette. 

1900  Hillsdale  College. 

President,  Joseph  W.  Mauck;  Librarian,  Jean  Martin,  Hillsdale. 
Michigan  State  Normal  College  Library.  Ypsilanti. 

President.  Lewis  H.  Jones;  Librarian,  Miss  G.  M.  Walton,  YpsilaiitL 

1901  Kalamazoo  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Miss  I.  C.  Roberts,  Kalamaaoo. 
Michigan  State  Library. 

State  Librarian,  Mrs.  Mary  C.  Spencer,  Lansing. 
190S    Central  State  Normal  School,  Library. 

Principal,  C.  T.  Grawn;  Librarian,  Miss  M.  L.  Converse,  Mt.  Pleasant. 
Department  op  Public  Instruction,  State  of  Michigan. 

Superintendent,  L.  L.  Wright,  Lansing. 
Michigan  Agricultural  College,  Library. 

President,  J.  L.  Snyder;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Linda  E.  Landon,  East  Lansing. 
Public  Library  of  the  Calumet  and  Hecla  Mining  Co. 

Librarian,  Mrs.  £.  S.  Grierson,  Calumet.  I 

1993    HoYT  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Harriet  H.  Ames,  Saginaw.  | 

1905  Western  State  Normal  School.  I 

Principal,  Dwight  Bryant  Waldo;  Librarian,  Esther  Braley,  Kalamaacw. 

1906  Carnegie  Public  Library,  Iron  Mountain.  I 

Librarian,  Sabra  L.  Nason,  Iron  Moimtain.  I 


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MICHIGAN— CimA'iiKAl 

1906    Gbamd  Rapids  Public  Ldiait. 

Librarian,  Samuel  H.  Ranck,  Ryenon  Public  Library  Building,  Grand  Rapids. 

1908  POKT  HUBON  PUBUC  LiBSAlY. 

Librarian,  Alta  Stansbury,  Port  Huron. 
Public  School  Libbaky. 

Supcrimendcot,  W.  B.  Arbaugh;  Librarian,  Mias  M.  A.  Newberry,  YpaUanti. 
Tbb  St.  Claib  High  School. 

Superintendent.  Joseph  B.  EsUbrook,  St.  Clair. 

1909  AOBIAN  COLLIOE. 

President,  Rev.  Brayman  William  Anthony;  Registrar,  Robert  R.  McFall,  Adrian. 
MINNESOTA 

ACnVB  MEMBBBS 

1883    iBwnt  Shbpabo,  A.B.,  '71.  A.M.,  '74*  Ph.D.,  '93,  Olivet  CoU. 

1893,  Secretary  of  National  Education  Association,  itS  W.  Wabasha  St.,  Winona. 
1890    RoBBBT  Bduabo  Denfeld,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '78,  Amherst  CoU. 

1885.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Central  High  School,  Duluth. 
AiBKBT  WoBTHiNGTON  Clancy.  Grad.,  '7i>  Nat.  Nor.  Sch. 

1880.  Publisher,  American  Book  Co..  3516  Humboldt  Ave.,  S..  Minneapolis. 

1893  CHABI.K8  MOBISON  JORDAN.  Ph.D.,  '9a.  TuftS  CoU. 

1893,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  6x5  E.  i8th  St.,  Minneapolis. 
A.  W.  Rankin.  A.B.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Professor  of  Education,  College  of  Education,  University  of  Minnesota,  915,  6th 
St.,  S.  E.,  Minneapolis. 

1894  Gbobob  B.  Aiton,  A.B., '8x,  A.M.,  87,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

x893«  State  Inspector  of  High  Schools,  x6ox  University  Ave.,  S.  E.,  Minneapolis. 
Isabel  Lawbkncb. 

x879i   Superintendent  of  Training  Department,  Normal  School,  4x7,  ad  Ave.,  S.,  St.  Ckmd. 
Maby  L.  Olds. 

X889.  Principal  of  Washington  School,  Central  High  School,  Duluth. 

1895  John  Nichols  Aoee.  Ph.B.,  '91,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Winona. 
John  A.  Hancock.  M.L.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  A.M..  '93.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X90X,  Director  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  School,  Box  563,  Mankata 
Wars  A.  Sboehakeb.  Pd.D..  '98,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

x9oa.  President  of  Sute  Normal  School,  7x3,  xst  Ave.,  S.,  St.  Cloud. 
Jambs  W.  Stbono,  A.B.,  '58,  A.M.,  '61,  D.D.,  •7a.  Beloit  CoU.;  LL.D.,  '96,  HI.  Coll. 

President  Emeritus  of  Carleton  CoUege,  xo8  CoUege  Ave.,  Northfield. 
Adolfb  C.  Txbbbtts. 

X900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Blue  Earth  City. 
Fbank  a.  Weld,  A.M. 

1899,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  403.  8th  St.,  S.,  Moorhead. 

1896  C  A.  Ballakd,  B.Sc.,  '94.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

x899»  Department  of  Biok)gical  Science,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  604,  8th  St.,  S.,  Moor- 
head. 
R.  W.  Ckanston. 

X903,  Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  404  E.  a6th  St.,  MiimeapoUs. 
Jambs  J.  Dow,  A.B..  *^^  A.M.,  '78,  L.H.D..  '99.  Carleton  CoU. 

X875,   Supenntendent  of  School  for  the  Blind,  Faribault. 
M.  Adelaide  Holton.  , 

X90X,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  Hampshire  Arms,  Minneapolis. 
Helen  Fobd  Staples. 

X9oa,   Critic  Teacher,  State  Normal  School,  467  Huff  St.,  Winooa. 
John  A.  Vandyke.  *87,  Ph.B.,  *8o.  Pd.B..  *9o.  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

X906.  Supenntendent  of  Schools,  Coleraine. 
William  Fbanklin  Websteb,  A.B.,  '86,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

X893,   Principal  of  High  School,  xoas,  5th  St..  S.  E.,  MiimeapoUs. 

1897  Hebbkbt  R.  Edwabds,  Ph.B.,  '91,  Alfred  Univ. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  Moorhead. 
Geo   a.  Fbanklin.  Grad..  '77,  IIL  Nor.  Univ.  « 

X006,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  304  W.  Oakland  Ave.,  Austin. 
P.  P.  Kennedy,  B.Sc.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  St.  Peter. 

1898  £.  T.  CuiCHBrr,  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '88,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

X894,   Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  10 1  S.  Broadway,  New  Ulm. 
DiEDBiCH  A.  Gbussendobp.  B.Sc.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

X908,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Jordan. 
James  H.  Habbis.  A.B..  '91.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X906,  Supervisor  of  Grammar  and  Intermediate  Grades,  34x3  Girard  Ave.,  S.,  Minneapolis. 

1899  DiBTBlCB  Lange,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1906.    Principal  of  Humboldt  High  School,  St.  Paul. 
Edwabd  M.  Lehnekts,  B.Sc,  '93.  Univ.  of  Pa.;  A.M.,  *o8.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1^7,   Assistant  Professor  of  Geography,  University^  of  Minnesota,  Pillsbury  HaU,  Miime- 


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1899    Arthue  C.  Rogers.  B.Sc.,  '77.  Eariham  Coll.;  M.D.,  '83,  Unir.  of  Iowa;  LL.D.,  *05,  Earlham  CoD. 
1885,  Superintendent  of  Minnesota  School  for  Feeble- Minded  and  Colony  for  EpilepUcB, 
Faribault. 
igoo    JosBPR  S.  Gayix)rd,  A.M.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

i8q8,   Professor  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School,  Wiaoiuu 
GtJY  E.  Maxwell,  A.M.,  'gg,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Winona. 
John  W.  Olsen,  B.Sc.,  '97.  Valparaiso  Coll. 

1908,   Dean.  Department  of  A^culture,    and  Director,  Experiment  Sution,  Univenity 
of  Minnesota,  University  Farm;  res.,  706  Robert  St.,  St.  Paul 
Darius  Steward,  A.B.,  '75,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1908,  Teacher,  State  Normal  School.  607  Fourth  Ave..  S.,  St.  Cloud. 
190X    Mrs.  Charles  H.  Budd. 

1887,  Teacher  of  Piano,  Voice,  and  Harmony,  Windom  Institute,  Montevideo. 
Elting  H.  Comstock.  B.Sc..  '97,  Univ.  of  Wis.:  MSc. 

1909,  Professor  of  fi^thematics  ana  Mechanics,  School  of  Mines,  University  of  Minnesota, 

Minneapolis. 
Charles  R.  Frazier,  B.L.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1909,   A&sistant  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Capitol,  St.  PauL 
Mrs.  Hattie  Sihth  Fm.LER. 

1890,   Super\isor  of  Music,  406  Mariners  Lane.  Albert  Ijb^. 
Georob  F.  James.  A.B.,  '86.  A.M.,  '87,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D.,  '94,  Halle. 

xgoa.   Dean  of  the  CoUege  of  Education,  University  of  Minnesota;   res.,  316,  xoCh  Ave., 
S.  E.,  Minneapolis. 
igoa    Lafayette  Bliss,  A.B.,  Carleton  CoU. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  41a  Cedar  St.,  Vizginia. 
E.  W.  BoHANNON,  A.M.,  *9a,  Univ.  of  Ind. 

X901,   President  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  3333  E.  5th  St.,  Duhith. 
Elmer  N.  Bonnell,  B.Sc.,  '96,  Iowa  St.  Coll. 

1909,   Instructor,  Cleveland  High  School,  613  Cable  Ave.,  St.  PauL 
S.  A.  Crallman,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '08.  Augustana  Coll. 

1906,  Sute  Inspector  of  Graded  Schools,  1107,  7th  St.,  S.  E.,  Minneapolis. 
SmoN  Ward  Gilpin,  .A.M.,  B.Sc.,  Bucknell  Univ. 

1900.   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  St.  Louis  County,  Virginia. 
Christopher  W.  Hall,  A.M. 

1880,   Professor  of  Geology  and  Mineralogy,  University  of  Minnesota,  803  University  Ave 
S.  £.,  Minneapolis. 
H.  S.  HiLLEBOE,  A.B.,  '81,  A.M..  '85,  Luther  Coll. 

Z907,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Benson. 
J.  CoRRiN  Hutchinson,  A.B.,  '76,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1894,  Profc<»or  of  Greek  Language  and  Literature,  University  of  Minnesota;  res.,  3806 

Blaisdell  Ave..  Minneapolis. 
,  Louis  N.  Isaacs. 

1904,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  South  St.  Paul. 
J.  W.  Klwker,  A.B.,  '87.  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  Appleton. 
William  Frederick  Kit^ze  B.Sc..  '97.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1203,  7th  St.,  S.  E..  Minneapolis. 
Mae  Leismann,  Grad..  'q8,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Mankato.  Minn. 

190a,   Teacher  of  History,  Grammar  Grades,  Public  Schools.  Box  106,  Albert  Lea. 
Rev.  Edward  Alexius  Lindgren,  A.B..  '01,  Gustaviis  .\dolphus  O^l.;  B.D.,  *o6.  Augustana  ThcoL 
Scm. 
Whcaton. 
James  M.  McConnell. 

1909,   Teacher  of  History,  Civics,  and  Sociology,  State  Normal  Schocd,  918  S.  Front  St., 
Mankato. 
Ezra  E.  McIntire,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '86.  Colby  Univ. 

1903,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  135  Lincobi  Ave.,  Crookston. 
Charles  Watson  Newhall,  A.B.,  '03,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics.  Shattuck  School,  Faribault. 
J.  E.  Painter. 

1893,    Supervisor  of  Manual gfraining.  Public  Schoob,  613  E.  Franklin  Ave.,  \fwit^^^po]M 
Mrs.  Minnie  Sweftland  Parry. 

1895,  Training  Teacher,  State  Normal  School,  Mankato. 
Charles  W.  Porter. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schoob.  High  School.  Rockford. 
Edgar  L.  Porter,  A.B..  '87,  Carleton  Coll. 

1903,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Hastings. 
Carolyn  M.  Robbins. 

1889,   Training  Teacher.  State  Normal  School;  res.,  507  S.  ad  St.,  Mankato. 
Hans  W.  ScnviDT,  A.B..  '08.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1907,  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training.  634  Iglehart  St.,  St.  Paul. 
C.  G.  ScHULZ.  .\.M.,  'oS.  Ausrustana  Coll. 

1Q08.    State  Suix-'rintcndent  of  Public  Instruction,  1713  Dayton  Ave.,  St.  PauL 
Conrad  G.  Selvto.  A.B..  '07.  A.M.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Minn. 
1907.    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Glencoe. 


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190a    Srlla  L.  Wood. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Kindergarten  Normal  School,  315  Eleventh  Ave.,  S.  E.,  Minne- 
apolis. 

X903    S.  Lilian  Blaisdkll. 

Home  address.  170X,  3rd  Ave.,  S..  Minneapolis. 
Thxda  GiLDUfEisTES.  A.M.,  ClarksbuTg  Coll.;  B.Sc.,  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

1Q08,    Principal  of  Elementary  Si^hool  and  Teacher  of  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School 
Winona;  home  address,  Hillsboro,  111. 
Lydu  T.  LAcnsnoM,  B.Sc., '05,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Z907,   Assistant  in  £ast  High  School;  res.,  asxo  South  Emerson  Ave.,  Minnrspolii. 
WiLLiAii  J.  Mabquis. 

190 X,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Two  Harbors. 
Maboabxt  McLean. 

Principal  of  State  School  for  the  FeeUe-Minded,  Farib«ilt. 
EuozNS  M.  Phillips,  Ph.B.,  '95,  Hamline  Univ. 

190a.  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Oakwood  Park,  Albert  Lea. 
B^  EvZLYN  Weston. 

x886.   Principal  of  Monroe  School,  1505.  7th  Sc.,  S.  E.,  Minneapolis. 
1904    BoETON  O.  Gkeening,  Ph.B.,  '00.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  509  Jones  St.,  Eveleth. 
John  N.  Gbeee,  A.B..  B.Sc,  *8a,  A.M.,  '85,  Iowa  Coll. 

X893,  Principal  of  Central  High  School,  a6a9  Pleasant  Ave.,  Minneapolis. 
P.  J.  Kuntz,  Ph.B.,  '96,  Hedding  Coll.;  A.M..  '08,  Hamline  Univ. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  3x6  E.  School  St.,  Owatonna. 
J.  K.  McBeook,  B.Sc.,  '99.  Carleton  CoU. 
Excelsior. 
190s    Maeoabbt  J.  Evans,  A.B.,  *6o,  A.M.,  'p.  L.H.D..  '98. 

1874,   Former  Professor  of  English  literature  and  Dean  of  Women,  Caxleton  College^ 
Northfidd. 
Rinx>LPH  Gebeb.  B.Sc..  '00,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Z908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  North  St.  Paul. 
Edoae  Geobge,  A.B..  Mercersbuzg  Coll. 

X900,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Northfield. 
SiLVANHS  L.  Heeter,  Ph.B..  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  541  Dayton  Ave.,  St.  Paul. 
A.  N.  OflAS,  M.Sc..  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

1899,  Principal  of  West  High  School,  as  16  Colfax  Ave..  S.,  Minneapolia. 
Flkicbee  Haefee  Swirr,  A.B.,  '08,  Dartmouth  Coll.;   B.D.,  '03.  Union  Theol.  Sem.;  A.M.,  '04. 
Ph.D.,  'os,  Columbia  Univ. 
X909,   Professor  of  Education,  College  of  Education,  University  of  Miimesota,  Room  300, 
Fohrell  Hall,  Minneapolis. 
1906    C.  H.  Babnes.  A.M.,  '06.  Parker  Coll. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Ely. 

Mabgabet  M.  Brooks. 

X900,  First  Primary  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Worthington. 
H.  L.  Bbown.  Pd.B.,  '94.  Iowa  ColL 

X905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  St.  James. 
George  Buck,  A.B.,  '98.  A.M..  '01,  Wittenberg  Coll. 

X909,   Prtndpal  of  Central  High  School;  res.,  1420  E.  Fourth  St.,  Diduth. 
Habbiet  Ibene  Caxter.  B.Sc..  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

Critic  Teacher,  Sute  Normal  School;  res.,  xa6  W.  Wabasha  St.,  Winona. 
August  Neustadt  Farmer.  A.B.,  '90,  Carleton  Coll. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  407,  4th  Ave..  S..  St.  Cloud. 
Akalie  Ndc. 

1905,  Teacher  of  German,  Mechanic  Arts  High  School;  res.,  7x5  Laurel  Ave.,  St.  Paul. 
John  L.  Silvernale,  Ph.B..  '00.  Hamline  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Red  Wing. 

Gbecoby  Dextbb  Walcott,  A.B..  '97,  Brown  Univ.;  A.M..  '99,  Ph.D.,  '04.  Columbia  Univ.;  B.D., 
•00.  Union  Theol.  Sem..  New  York.  N.  Y. 
1907,   Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Psychology,  Hamline  University;  res.,  1549  W.  Miime- 
haha  St.,  St.  Paul. 
X907    JuuAN  C.  Bryant,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1883,   Principal  of  School,  139  E.  Congress  St.,  St.  Paul. 

CTNTBIA  J.   CORNWELL. 

1898,   Teacher  in  School  for  the  Blind.  Faribault. 
Maby  Alice  Emerson,  A.B..  '92,  A.M.,  '05.  Wellesley  Coll, 

X908,   Profes.sor  of  English  Literature  and  Dean  of  Women,  Carleton  College,  Gridley  Hall, 
Northfield. 
V.  K.  Fboula,  A.B.,  '98,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1907,   Principal  of  Central  High  School;  res.,  35  Langford  Park  PL,  St.  Paul. 
A.  G.  Hebxmann. 

X904.    Assistant  Supervisor  of  Ph>'sical  Training.  City  Schools,  59  Irvine  Park,  St  Paul 
C.  J.  Hbbbmann. 

1894.   Supervisor  of  Physical  Training.  City  Schoob.  59  Ir^-ine  Park,  St.  Paul. 
Eooab  C.  Higbie,  A.B..  in  Ed..  A.M.,  '00.  L'niv.  of  Minn. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Canby. 


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1907  Fbzeman  Ellswokth  Luston,  M.Sc.,  Carleton  Coll.;  A.M.,  Upper  Iowa  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Ewing  CoU. 

Z909,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schoob,  Anoka. 
William  H.  OaifE. 

X908,   Prindpal  of  Jefferson  School;  495  Marshall  Ave.,  St.  Paul. 
Helen  Maxy  Reynolds. 

1907,    Principal  of  the  Primary  Department,  State  Nwmal  School ;  res.,  610  S.  Second  St., 
Mankato. 

1908  Howard  W.  Asbuky. 

With  Silver,  Burdctt  &  Co.,  5x6,  xath  Ave.,  S.  E.,  Minneapolis. 
Albert  M.  Bank.  A.B.,  '05.  Univ.  of  MinnesoU. 

X907,   Superintenoent  of  School,  Park  Rapids. 

Walter  J.  Begcs,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '00,  Harvard  Univ. 

1 901.   Teacher  of  Latin,  Qevdand  High  School;   res.,  378  Lookout  Place,  St.  Paul. 
LiSBSTH  M.  Butler. 

1885,   Principal  of  Gorman  School;  res.,  63  S.  Avon  St..  St.  Paul. 

Edward  R.  Collins,  B.Sc..  '02;  A.M.,  '03.  State  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1909,   Department  of  Pedagogy  and  Psychology,  State  Normal  School,  Moorhead. 

Donald  John  Cowlino,  A.B.,  '03.  A.M..  '04,  B.D.,  '06,  Ph.D.,  '09,  Yale.;  D.D.,  '09,  Baker  Univ. 
and  Campbell  Coll. 
1909,   President  of  Carleton  College,  Northfield. 
Benjamin  G.  Eaton,  A  B.,  '8a,  A.M..  ^5,  Bates  Coll. 

189a,   Prindpal  of  Hendricks  School,  1891  Dayton  Ave.,  Merriam  Park,  St.  Paul. 
John  Embxrland. 

With  Rand,  McNaUy  &  Co.,  1989  Sdby  Ave.,  St.  Paul. 

Lu  Lester  Everly.  A.M.,  'oa.  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

X909,   Pnndpal  of  Teachers*  Training  School,  St.  Paul. 
Milton  Pickett  Fuller. 

With  Rand,  McNaUy  &  Co.,  615  Park  Ave.,  West,  Albert  Lea. 
Julie  C.  Gauthier. 

1894,   Instructor  in  High  School  Drawing;  res..  Hotel  WiUard,  St.  Paul 
Jennie  E.  Ginn. 

1889,    Prindpal  of  Hawthorne  School,  The  Minnesota.  St.  Paul. 
Leonxdas  L.  Goes. 

Prindpal  of  White  Earth  Boarding  School,  White  Earth. 
Henry  C.  Hess,  B.Sc.,  '97.  Charles  City  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  518  Rice  St.,  Sleepy  Eye. 
Charlotte  M.  Knudson. 

1906,  County  Superintendent,  No.  8  Riverside  Flats,  Bismarck  Ave.,  Fergus  Falb 
Margaret  Lennon. 

X887.  Piindpal  of  McKiniey  School,  The  Marlborough.  Summit  Ave.,  St.  Paul. 
Samuel  Lewison. 

Treasurer,  Board  of  Education,  Canby. 
R.  B.  MacLean,  A.B.,  Hamline  Univ..  Ph.B. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  303  Whitford  St.,  N.,  Fergus  Falls. 
Mary  Lee  Marquis.  A.B.,  '96.  A  M.,  '05,  Blairsville  CoU.  for  Women. 

1906,  President  of  Albert  Lea  CoU.,  Albert  Lea. 
Eugenie  F.  McGrorty. 

X907,  Prindpal  of  John  Ericsson  School;  res.,  313  Somerset  St.,  St.  Paul. 
Charles  W.  Nichols,  A.B.,  '05:  A.M.,  '07,  Yale. 

X907,   Instructor  m  Rhetoric,  University  of  Miimesota,  MiimeapoUs. 
Helen  M.  O'Keefe. 

Z907.   Prindpal  of  McClellan  School;  res.,  zoai  Portland  Ave..  St.  Paul 
Charles  Sutphin  Pendleton.  A.B..  '01,  A.M..  '03,  Oberlin  Coll. 

Z904,    Instructor  in  English,  East  High  School;   res.,  301.  3d  Ave.,  S.  £.,  Minneapolis. 
William  Robertson,  B.S.,  '85.  Caricton  CoU. 

1905.    Superintendent,  Northwestern  Experiment  Farm  and  School  of  Agriculture,  University 
of  Minnesota:  res.,  Crookston. 
Harriet  E.  Ruddy. 

1891,   Prindpal  of  Phalen  Park  School,  Payne  Ave.  and  Rose  St.,  St.  Paul. 
Elsie  M.  Shawe. 

1898,   Supervisor  of  Music,  City  Schools,  40a  E.  9th  St.,  St.  Paul. 
L.  L.  Simpson. 

1903,   Teacher  of  Mechanical  and  Machine  Drawing,  Central  High  School;    res.,  a3a5 
Grand  Ave.,  Minneapolis. 
W.  B.  Walter.  Ph.B.,  'oo.  lU.  Wes.  Univ. 

State  Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.,  for  Minnesota,  3745  Colfax  Ave.,  S.,  Minnrapolia. 
George  Weitbrecht. 

Principal  of  Mechanic  Arts  High  School,  St.  Paul. 
Laxtra  a.  Williams. 

1898,   Supervisor  of  Drawing  in  Grades,  PubUc  Schools;  res.,  335  Arundel  Ave.,  Sl  Paul. 
X909    Fred  N.  Burrall. 

1907,  Principal  of  Franklin  School;  7ax  Seventh  Ave.,  E.,  Duluth. 
11.  D.  Cornwall. 

State  Agent,  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co..  P.  O.  Box  313,  Minneapolis. 


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MINNESOTA-C^nlMMl 

igoo    FuED  BusNZTT  HiLL,  B.L.,  'oo.  CarletOD  CoIL;  B.D.,  '03,  Hartford  Theo.  Sem. 

1906,   Instnictor  in  BibUcal  literature,  Carletoa  College.  NorthfiekL 
JosKPB  VEUfOR  VooRHEES,  A.B.,  '03.  UiuT.  of  Mich. 

1909,   Principal  of  High  School;  717  W.  Broadway,  Winona. 
Luther  Allan  Weigle,  A.B.  *oo,  A.M.,  '03,  Gettysburg;  Ph.D.,  *o5,  Yale  Univ. 

1905,   Profesaor  of  Fhiloaophy,  Carletoa  CoU^;  Fourth  St.  and  College  Ave.,  Northfieki. 
Alice  M.  West. 

1909,  Teacher « Public  Schools,  23x6  Logan  Ave.,  North,  Minneapolis. 

INSTrrUTIONS 
LITE  MEMBER 

1899  Board  or  Education,  Independent  School  District  No.  3,  Northfidd. 

President.  John  Street;  Clerk.  W.  F.  Crary.  NorthfiekL 

activs  members 

1897  State  Normal  School  at  Moorhead. 

President,  Frank  A.  Weld,  Moorhead. 
State  Normal  School  at  St.  Cloud. 

President,  Waite  A.  Shoemaker;  Librarian,  Gertrude  Cambell,  St.  Cloud. 
State  Normal  School  at  Winona. 

President,  Guy  E.  Maxwell;  Librarian,  Mary  Grant,  Wuiona. 

1898  MiNNEAYOLlS  AtHENAEUM. 

President,  J.  E.  Bell;  librarian.  Katharine  Patten,  Minneapolis. 
189Q    State  Normal  School  at  Mankato. 

President,  C.  H.  Cooper,  Mankato. 

1900  Universtty  of  Mn^^ncsoTA,  Library. 

President,  Cyrus  Northrop;  Librarian,  James  Thayer  Gerould,  Minneapolis. 
190X    Department  or  Public  Instruction,  State  or  Minnesota. 
Superintendent,  C.  G.  Schulz,  Capitol,  St.  Paul. 
St.  Paul  Public  Library. 

President,  E.  A.  Young;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Helen  J.  McCaine,  St  Paul. 
1903    OwATONNA  Free  Public  Library. 

President,  R.  G.  Nelson;   librarian.  Miss  E.  H.  Plumb;   Secretary,  A.  L.  Sperry, 
Owatonna. 
School  or  Agriculture,  Uniyerstty  or  Minnesota. 

Principal,  D.  D.  Mayne;  Librarian,  Anna  M.  Smith,  College  of  Agriculture,  St.Paul, 
St.  John's  University. 

President.  Rt.  Rev.  Peter  Engrl;  librarian.  Alexius  Hoffman,  CoDegeville. 

1903  Carleton  College,  Library. 

President,  Donald  John  Cowling;    Librarian,  Eleanor  G.  Gladstone,  Northfieki. 
Winona  Free  Public  Library. 

librarian,  Jeannette  A.  Cbrke,  Winona. 

1904  Public  Library  oj  Dulutr. 

librarian,  Lydia  M.  Poirier.  Duhith. 

1906  State  Normal  School.  Duluth. 

President.  E.  W.  Bohannon.  Duluth. 

1907  Edward  D.  Neill  Library,  Macalester  College. 

President  T.  M.  Hodgman;  Librarian,  F.  G.  Axtell,  St.  Paul. 
Northwestern  School  Supply  Co. 

President,  I.  A.  Thorson,  14th  Ave.  and  4th  St.,  S.  E.,  or  7x7  Hennepin  Ave.,  Min- 
neapolis. 
1909    Augsburg  Seminary. 

President,  Sven  Oftedal;  Assistant  Librarian,  William  Mills,  Minneapolis. 

MISSISSIPPI 

ACnVE  MEMBERS 

1890    James  Rhea  Preston.   A.M.,   '76. 

1904.   President  of  Bdhaven  College,  Jackson. 

1895  E.  E.  Bass,  B.L.,  '83,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1884,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  709  N.  Broadway,  Greenville. 

1896  Richard  M.  Lbavell,  A.B..  '59.  Univ.  of  Miss.;  LL.D.,  '89,  MLss.  Coll. 

1890,    Professor  olF  Philosophy  and  Political  Economy,  University  of  Mississippi,  University; 
express  office.  Oxford. 

1897  John  Greer  Deupree.  A.B.,  A.M.,  Howard  Coll.;   LL.D.,  Union  Univ.,  Jackson  Tenn.;  G.W.B., 

Univ.  of  Tenn. 
1896,   Professor  of  Pedagogy,  (1003)  Dean  of  Department  of  Education,  and  (1905)  Pro- 
fessor of  Greek.  University  of  Mississippi,  University. 
John  Clayton  Fant,  A.M.,  'oa,  Emory  and  Henry  Coll.;  Pd.M..  \a.  New  York  Univ. 
X896,   Superintendoit  of  Public  Schools,  i8th  St.  and  36th  Ave.,  Meridian. 
W.  L  Thames,  A.M. 

President  of  South  Mississippi  College,  Hattiesburg. 

1899  Cyrus  Hamlin,  B.D.,  *86,  Union  Theo.  Sem..  D.D..  '93.  Beloit  Coll. 

X896,   Dean  of  Tougaloo  University  for  Colored  People,  Tougaloo. 


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1899    B.  M.  Walker.  B.Sc.,  '83.  M.Sc.,  '86.  Miss.  Agri.  and  Mech.  CoU.;  Ph.D..  *o6.  Unir.  of  Oucicol 
1888,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  and  (looa)  Direaor  of  School  of  Eogineering,  Missisaippi 
Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College,  Agricultural  Collie  P.  O. 

1905  D.  A.  Hill,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Miss. 

1903,  Principal  of  BooneviUe  Institute  and  Member  of  State  Textbook  Commiaoiao,  Boooe- 

ville. 
Walter  Thurston  Pate. 

State  Agent  of  the  American  Book  Company,  Jackion. 
C.  £.  Saunders,  B.Sc.,  A.M.,  Coll.  of  Miss. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  Greenwood. 

1906  John  Pinckney  Carr. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  313  Belmont  St.,  Vicksburg. 
Friley  B.  Woodley,  A.M.,  '84.  Harperville  Coll. 

1901,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  417  Walnut  St.,  Hattietburg. 
X907    Benjamin  L.  Hatch.  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Miss. 

1905,   Principal  of  High  School,  Greenville. 
Richard  Henry  Watkins,  A.B.,  *o5,  Hampden-Sidney  Coll. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Uty  Scnools,  Laurel. 

1908  J.  W.  Bexson,  A.B.  '86.  A.M.  '88.  Univ.  of  Alabama. 

T903,   President,  Meridian  Woman's  College,  Meridian. 
Thomas  A.  Early. 

1908,  County  Superintendent  of  Education,  Water  Valley. 
J.  N.  Powers,  A.M.,  M.Pd. 

State  Superintendent  of  Education,  Jackson. 
M.  Rose. 

.  1905.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  607  Broadway,  Yasoo  City. 
Thomas  Percy  Scott.  B.A..  '93.  LL.B.  '06.  B.Ped..  '98. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  34J  W.  Chippewa  St.,  Bitiokhavea. 

1909  Ella  Bell  B.Sc.,  '99,  Southern  Female  Coll. 

1904,  Instructor.  BooneviUe  Institute,  BooneviUe. 
Pauline  V.  Orr,  Grad.  Student,  '04.  Zurich;   'of,  Munich. 

1885-1909,  Professor  of  English,  Mississippi  Industrial  Institute  and  College,  Columbua. 
MntiAie  G.  Pasely,  A.B.,  Miss  1. 1,  and  C;  Grad.  Stud.  •©8,  ComcU,  '03- '04,  Zurich,  '04- '05,  Munich. 

1909,  Ptofessor  of  Latin,  Mississippi  Industrial  Institute  and  College,  Columbus. 

Mary  R,  Thomas,  A.B.,  '04.  St.  Mary's  CoU;    Ph.B.,  '06,  Columbia  Univ.;   Post  Grad.,  I^icy  Cobb. 
Inst.,  Univ.  of  N.  C. 
Z909,   Professor  of  Normal  English,  Mississippi  Industrial  Institute  and  College,  Columbus. 

institutions 

190a    Mississippi  Agricultural  and  Mechancial  College. 

President,  J.  C.  Hardy;   Librarian,  T.  W.  Davis,  Agricultural  CoUege  P.  O. 
1903    Universfty  op  Mississippi. 

Chancellor,  Andrew  A.  Kincannon;  Librarian,  Mrs.  L.  M.  Hunt,  University  P.  O. 
1908    Mississippi  Industrial  iNSTrruTE  and  College  Library 

President,  H.  L.  Whitfield;  Librarian,  Iva  M.  Young,  Columbus. 

MISSOURI 

life  directors 

1886    James  Mickleborough  Greenwood.  A.M.,  '73,  LL.D.,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1874,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1019  E.  Armour  Blvd.,  Kansas  City. 

life  member 

1886  Charles  Henry  Evans,  A.M.,  '78,  WiUiam  JeweU  CoU. 

3715  OUve  St.,  St.  Louis. 

active  members 

1887  James  U.  White,  M.S.D. 

1899.    Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  806  Main  St.,  Brookfield. 
Calvin  Milton  Woodward.  A.B..  '60.  Harvard  Univ.,  Ph.D.,  '84,  LL.D.,  '05,  Washington  Univ.; 
and  '08,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1870,  Professor  of  Mathematics  and  AppUed  Mechanics;  (1871)  Dean  of  School  of  Enjci'. 
neering  and  Architecture,  and  (1879)  Director  of  Manual  Training  School,  Wash- 
ington University;  30x3  Hawthorne  Boul.,  St.  Louis. 

1890  Mrs.  Matilda  Evans  Riley. 

1887.   Director  of  Drawing.  PubUc  Schools,  Board  of  Education  Bldg.,  St.  Louis. 

1891  John  R.  Kirk,  LL.D.,  '07,  Mo.  Wes.  Coll.  and  Park  Coll. 

1899,   President  of  SUte  Normal  School.  31S  E.  Pierce  St..  KirksvUle. 
F.  D.  Tharpe. 

1899,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Public  Library  Building.  9th  and  Locuit  Sta., 
Kansas  City. 

1892  Florence  McNeal  Porter. 

Real  Estate  Broker,  1008  Oak  St.,  Kansas  Qty. 
1894    George  Victor  Buchanan,  A.M.,  '94,  McKendree  CoU. 

1893,    Superintendent  oif  Schools,  627  Moffett  Ave.,  Joplin. 


Missouri]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  137 

MlSSOVKl-^oHtiniied 

1894  Joseph  C.  Hisey. 

1898,  RepcreaenUtive  of  Gixm  &  Co.,  Densmore  Hotel,  Kansas  Gty. 
Arthuk  B.  Warner. 

1906,  Professor  of  School  Administration  State  Normal  School;   res.,  3x5  S.  Marion  St^ 

Kirksville. 

1895  William  Henry  Black,  A.M.,  '76.  Waynesburs  Coll.;  D.D.,  '88,  Cumberland  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '03. 

Westminster  Q)U.,  and  '07,  Washington  Univ. 

X889,   President  of  Missouri  Valley  College,  405  College  St.,  Marshall. 
Ira  I.  Cavmack,  B.Sc.  '84,  Earlham  CoU. 

190Z,   Principal  of  Central  High  School,  Kansas  City. 
Sarah  Elizabeth  Crouch.  B.L.,  La  Grange  Coll. 

1905.   Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Pedagogy,  La  Grange  College,  La  Grange. 
J.  A.  K00NT2.  M.S.D..  '96,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Kirksville.  Mo.;  A.B..  '01.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  24a  N.  Folger  St.,  Carrollton. 
William  Henry  Lynch,  A.B.,  '68,  A.M.,  '7a.  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1909,   Principal  of  Schools,  Ozark. 
LiviNcsTON  McCartney. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Hannibal. 
Louis  Treilmann,  B.Sc.,  '85,  M.Sc., '90.  Univ.  of  Mo. 

X905,   Superintendient  of  Public  Schools,  Bonne  Terre. 
Edmund  J.  Vert,  Ph.D.,  '94»  Ph.B.,  '96,  Ph.D..  '98. 

1908,    Principal  Laclede  Public  School,  3 745  Bacon  St.,  St.  Louis. 
John  A.  WnrrEFORD. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  PuUic  Library,  St.  Joseph. 

1896  Amelia  C.  Fruchte.' 

First  Assistant,  Central  High  School,  St  Louis. 
Mrs.  Josephine  Woodbury  Heermans,  A.B.,  '05,  Park  Coll.,  A.M.,  '07.  ColumUa  Univ. 

1891.  Principal  of  Whittier  School,  Lorraine  Apartments,  Kansas  City. 
John  W.  Henninger,  B.Sc.,  *8i,  M.Sc.,  '84,  LL.B.,  '91,  McKendree  Coll.;  Ph.M. 

3506  Barrett  St.,  St.  Louis. 
W.  B.  Owen. 

,      Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.,  Chicago;  Marquette  Hotel.  St.  Louis. 

1897  Robert  L.  Barton. 

1899,  Principal  of  Ralph  Waldo  Emerson  School,  5595  Cabanne  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Ben  Blewett,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '79,  Washington  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  IiLstruction,  Public  Schools,  9th  and  Locust  Sts.,  St.  Lotus. 
John  S.  Collins,  A.B.,  '7a,  Univ.  of  Mus. 

1903,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Instruction,  Public  Schoob,  3103  Eads  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Peter  Herzoo. 

i88a.   Principal  of  Blair  School,  3319  Bailey  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Alex.  H.  Noel. 

1880,   Principal  of  Grant  School,  1333  Geyer  Ave,.  St.  Louis. 
John  Ricreson,  M.Sc..  '80,  A.M.  (honorary).  '84.  Ewing  Coll. 

1905,  Principal  of  St.  Louis  Industrial  School,  617  Dover  Place,  St.  Louis. 

1898  G.  W.  Armstrong,  B.Sc.,  '71,  Eureka  CoU. 

1889,   School  Principal;  res.,  3530  Park  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 
Joseph  Doliver  Eu.ipf,  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  A.M.,  *o6. 

Inspector  of  Accredited  Schoob,  and  Assistant  Professor  of  School  Administration, 
University  of  Missouri,  Columbia. 
William  Prentice  Evans,  A.B.,  '84,  Washington  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  of  Hodgen  School,  6618  Vermont  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Thomas  P.  Jaxjdos,  Jr. 

Principal  of  Webster  School;  res.,  7x0  W.  X4th  St.,  Kansas  City. 
E.  E.  McCaslw,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '95,  Antioch  Coll. 

1904,  Principal  of  Lafayette  School,  4153  Washington  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
OLniER  Sttcall,  Crad..  '91,  State  Nor.  Sch..  Kirks\'ille.  Mo. 

1899,   Representative  of  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  36x9  Olive  St.,  Kansas  City. 
C.  C.  THUDiuif,  A.M.,  M.Sc.,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Washington. 

1899  William  J.  S.  Bryan.  A.B..  '73.  A.M.,  '05.  Washington  Univ. 

X908,   Assbtant  Superintendent  of  Instruction,  City  Schools,  6io3  Waterman  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
W.  T.  Carrinoton. 

President  of  State  Normal  School,  314  E.  Walnut  St.,  Springfield. 
Washington  Strother  Dearmont,  Pd.B.  and  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '89,  Mo.  State  Univ.;  Litt.D.,   '07, 
Westminster  Coll. 
1899,   President  of  State  Normal  School.  903  College  Hill  Place,  Cape  Girardeau. 
Albert  Ross  Hill,  A.B.,  '93,  Dalhousie  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '95,  Cornell  Univ.;  LL.D,  '05,  Univ.  of  S. 
C,  and  '08,  Dalhousie  Univ. 

1908,  President  of  University  of  Missouri,  Columbia. 
Gilbert  Bdrjiet  Morrison,  A.M.,  '03,  WashinRton  Univ. 

1896,    Principal  of  McKlnley  High  School,  St.  Louis;  res.,  Webster  Groves. 
Francs  A,  Swanger,  M.S.D.,  '93,  Mo.  State  Nor.,  Kirks\nlle;  A.M.,  '98.  Willamette  Univ. 

1909,  Associate  Professor  of  Mathematics,  State  Norroal  School,  1009  Cherry  St.,  Springfield. 
fpoo    Gabriel  Nelson  Grtsham,  A.B,,  '78,  Brown  Univ.;  A.M.,  '86,  Roger  Williams  Univ. 

1889.   Principal  of  Lincoln  Hifih  School,  1434  Howard  St.,  Kansas  City. 


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1900      GBSnUDE  LONOENZCKKS. 

X905,   Supervisor  of  Ttainliig  Department,  State  Nonnal  School,  4x1  S.  High  St.,  Ki^sviUc; 
ROBSftT  B.  D.  SncoNSON.  A.B.,  '7;,  A.M.,  '78,  Hope  Coll. 

xgo7,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  330  Miller  St.,  Jefferson  City. 
iQoz    Mss.  Mary  Edwards  Gxirnin. 

X891.   Principal  of  Lowell  School,  37th  and  Madison  Sts.,  Kansas  City. 
MnoN  Elisha  Hard,  A.M.,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Z008,   Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Kirkwood. 
Carlos  Ira  Ingkrsok.  B.Sc..  '75.  Valparaiso  Nor.  Sch..  lod.;  LL.B..  '80.  Cent.  Law  Sch.  of  IiuL 

X893,   Instructor  in  Physics,  Central  High  School,  4906  Fountain  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Edward  F.  Jackson,  A.B.,  '8x,  M.E.,  '83,  A.M.,  '00.  Washington  Univ. 

X895,   Latin  Master,  Smith  Academy,  St.  Louis. 
Isaac  Nichols  Judson,  A.B.,  '73,  Yale  Univ. 

1880,   Head  Assistant  in  Soklan  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
Edward  G.  Lyle. 

Representative  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co..  Marquette  Hotel,  St.  Louis. 
Lowell  M.  McAfee.  A.M.,  '80,  Park  Coll.;  LL.D..  '03,  Knox  Coll. 

xgoa,   President  of  Park  College,  Parkville. 
John  Wn.soN  Million.  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '01,  William  Jewell  CoH. 

1897,   President  of  Hardin  College,  Mexico. 
Carl  G.  Rathmann. 

Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Board  of  Education  Bldg.,  gCh  and 
Locxist  Sts.,  St.  Louis. 
WauAX  Schuyler,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '77,  Washington  Univ. 

1904,  Assistant  Ftindpal  of  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
S.  A.  Umderwood. 

Principal  of  Westport  High  School,  3633  Gillham  Road,  Kansas  City. 
WnjJAM  Wade  Walters.  B.S.D.,  '80,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  KirksviUe. 

X899.  Principal  of  Eliot  School,  xxax  Etzel  Terrace,  St.  Louis. 
John  V.  Wettle. 

X899.  Principal  of  Oay  School,  333a  Harper  St.,  St  Louis. 
Austin  Elgin  Wilber,  Grad.  '08,  Pd.M..  '07,  Mich.  St.,  Nor.  Coll.;  A.B..  •o3,*Univ.  of  Mich. 

X909,    Dean  of  Normal  Training  School;  res.,  3409  OUve  St.,  Kansas  City. 

1933    B.  F.  Allen,  A.B..  A.M.,  Atlanta  Univ.;    Ph.D.    Morris  Brown  Coll.;    LL.D.,  Wilbcrforce  Univ. 
x9oa,  President  of  Lincohi  Institute,  Jefferson  City. 
Francis  Edkiston  Cook,  A.M.,  Williams  Coll. 

X869,   Principal  of  Wayman  Crow  School,  44x9  W.  Morgan  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Richard  H.  Ehberson,  B.Sc.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1909,   Department  of  Rural  Education,  Missouri  Sute  University,  401  Hitt  St.,  Columbia. 
Howard  A.  Gass. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  and  Editor  of  "Missouri  School  Jour* 
nal,"  3x9  £.  High  St.,  Jefferson  City. 
W.  D.  Grove,  M.S.D.,  '93,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  KirksviUe.  Mo. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  City  Public  Schools,  X33  Plant  Ave.,  Webster  Groves. 

B.  F.  Hart,  M.Sc.,  '95,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1908,   Director  of  Commercial  Departmoit,  Westport  High  School,  4001  Baltimore  Ave., 
Kansas  City. 
Mrs.  Mary  Hogan  Ludluh . 

X890.   Instructor  in  Physical  Cultxire,  Central  High  School,  4453  N.  Belle  St,  St  Loub. 
Charles  E.  WrrTER,  A.B.,  '97,  Northwestern  Univ.;  A.M.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 
X903,   Principal  of  Fremont  School.  5363  McPheraon  Ave.,  St.  Louts. 
I  >}3    Thomas  M.  Johnson,  A.B..  '71,  A.M.,  '75.  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame. 
President  of  Board  oif  Education,  Osceola. 
William  H.  Martin.  A.B..  '04,  Mo.  VaUey  CoU. 

1899,   Principal  of  Morse  School;  res.,  4333  Rock  Hill  Road,  Kansas  City. 
George  Melcher,  A.B.,  '98,  Drury  Coll. 

1907,   Department  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  1x07  Barddl  St.,  Springfield. 
Walter  McNab  Miller,  B.Sc.,  '85,  Ohio  St.  Univ.;  M.D.,  Cooper  Med.  Coll. 

1933,   Professor  of  Pathology  and  Bacteriology,  University  of  Missouri,  Cohunbia. 
Stanley  H.  Moore. 

X904,   Head  Assistant  in  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  Fannie  Ball  Perrin. 

Associate  Principal  and  Teacher  of  English  in  the  Prindpia,  xs  Prindpia  Park,  St 
Louis. 
Horace  C  Small,  A.B.,  '01,  Harvard  Univ. 

X901,  Teacher  of  Mathematics.  Manual  Training  High  School,  Kansas  Qty;  res.  75th  St. 
Terrace  and  Troost  Ave.,  Mariborough  Heights,  Jackson  Co. 
Wilhelm  Rees  Vickrov,  Ph.B.,  Washington  Univ. 

X904,  Principal  of  Manual  Training  School  of  Washington  Univenity,  3901  Rauschen- 
bach  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Mary  L.  Williams. 

Prindpal  of  Gratiot  School,  5530  Maple  Ave^,  St  Louis. 

1904    George  Frederic  Ayrf.s.  Ph.D.,  '07.  Westminster  Coll. 

1903,   President  4]f  lindenwood  College  for  Women,  X3  College  St.,  St.  Charles. 


Minonri)  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  139 

MISSOURI— CmImmmI 

xgo4    Saiab  £.  Bell. 

1906,  Head  Asaistant  in  Cote  Brilliante  Scbool,  4556  McMillan  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Mast  J.  Bbaot. 

i8q8.  Primary  Supervisor,  PubUc  Schools,  3313  Caroline  St.,  St.  Louis. 
P.  M.  Buck,  Jr.,  A.B..  '97,  A.M.,  '98,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.:  A.M^  '00,  Harvard  Univ. 
1000,   Head  of  Department  of  English,  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis. 

HXLBN  M.  BURSELL. 

1899.  Teacher  of  Domestic  Science  and  Fourth  Assistant,    Sumner  High  School,  3936 

Shaw  Ave..  St.  Louis. 
WnuAM  M.  Butler,  A.B.,  Coll.  of  N.  T. 

1909,   Principal  of  Yeatman  High  School,  2636  Osage  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Mis.  Anna  Sneed  Cairns. 

i86x.  President  of  Forest  Park  University,  St.  Louis. 
Mary  £.  Carr. 

X895,  First  Primary  Assistant,  Washington  School,  5044  Raymond  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Ames  M.  Connors. 

X907,  First  Assistant  in  Rock  Spring  Scfaocd,  6348  Famous  Ave..  St.  Louis. 
Kate  E.  Crowley. 

X900.  Second  Assistant  in  Shennan  School,  39x3  Sheridan  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Annie  E.  Cuno. 

430X  Washington  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Cbistbr  Bickvord  Curtis,  R.L..  '89.  M.L.,  '03.  Dartmouth  CoO. 

X908.   Principal  of  Central  High  School,  Grand  Ave.  and  Windsor  PI.,  St.  Louis. 
FAmnx  E.  Dxekenoa. 

First  Assistant  in  Dozier  School,  483a  Fountain  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  Sarah  E.  Dillon. 

X89X,   Principal  of  Benton  School;  res.,  3867  Page  BouL,  St.  Louis. 
Ella  Victoria  Dobbs,  B.S..  *09,  Columbia  Univ. 

1909,   Instructor  m  Manual  Arts,  Missouri  University;  xsix  University  Ave.,  Columbia. 
SiEFHEW  Arnold  Dougla<»,  B.Sc..  '99,  Uoiv.  of  Mich. 

1904*   Head  Assistant  in  Central  High  School,  5543  Von  Versen  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
R.  C.  F.  DuNHATTPT,  A.M.,  Williams  CoO. 

1893,  Head  Assistant  in  Central  High  School,  4033  Peck  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  Gertrude  Eduondson. 

1895.   Principal  of  Ashland  School;  res.,  3717  Warwick  BouL,  Kansas  City. 
LiLUS  R.  Ernst,  Ph.B.,  *93.  Washington  Univ.,  A.M.,  '07. 

X907,   Prindpalof  Cote  Brilliante  School,  3503  Halliday  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Allen  Gebman  Eschbach,  A.B.,  'o3.  Harvard  Univ. 

X904,  Instructor  in  the  Classics,  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
Amalia  Fett. 

1895,  First  Assistant  in  Shepard  School,  44x6  S.  Broadway,  St.  Louis. 
Mathilde  Feussner. 

X901.   Head  Assistant  in  Shepard  School,  36x6  S.  7th  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Henrietta  Frohard. 

1907,  Acting  Principal  of  Dtmcan  Avenue  School,  35x7a  Park  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Josephine  Garrigues. 

1895,  Principal  of  Froebel  School;  res.,  350X  Pestaloza  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Emha  Charlotte  Goebel. 

X903,  Second  Assistant  in  Roe  School,  6604  Mitchell  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Andrew  J.  Gossm. 

1900,  Assistant  in  Sumner  High  School,  4583  Garfield  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Robert  A.  Grant,  B.C.S.,  Tri-State  Nor.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904*   Commercial  Department,  Yeatman  High  School.  St.  Louis,;  res..  Webster  Groves. 
Carrie  E.  GRnmrH. 

X900,   Second  Assistant  in  Central  High  School,  5089  Cabanne  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Fannie  B.  GRirrrrH. 

X898,   Prinury  Supervisor.  Public  Schools,  5089  Cabaime  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
W.  W.  Griettth,  M.Sc,  '00.  Univ.  of  Mo. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Ferguson. 
William  J.  Haweins,  Ph.B.,  'oo.  Mo.  Valley  Coll. 

X906,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  33  Broad  St.,  Warrensburg. 
Mrs.  Atlanta  E.  Hecker. 

1905,   Assistant  in  Industrial  School.  3415  Osage  St .  St.  Louis. 
Earle  Raymond  Hedrick,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Mich.*,  A.M.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '01,  Gflttingen, 
Germany. 

X903,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  University  of  Missouri,  303  S.  9th  St.,  Cdufflbia. 
Emily  Mai  Helbtg. 

X906    First  Assistant  in  Cote  Brilliante  School.  18 16  Cora  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
OrriLiE  Herzog. 

X906,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  33x9  Bailey  Ave..  St.  Louis. 
Ernest  Godfrey  Hoffsten,  B.Sc,  'ox,  Ph.D.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1904,   Teacher  of  English.  McKinley  High  School,  St.  Louis. 
Gertrude  M.  Hogan. 

1894,  Principal  of  Douglas  School,  3837  Page  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 


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1904    H.  H.  Holmes.  B.Sc.,  '85,  So.  Ind.  Nor.  Coll. 

Z906,   Vice-Principal  of  Central  High  School,  Kansas  Oty. 
Jessie  B.  Hough. 

190J,    First  Assistant  in  Dozier  School,  109  £.  Esiez  Ave.,  Kirkwood. 
William  Hrnvy  HurrMAN,  A.B.,  '95,  Denison  Univ. 

190a,  Teacher  in  Sumner  High  School,  3540  S.  Jefferson  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Aucz  C  Hots. 

1898,  Head  Assistant  in  Chouteau  School,  33290  Virginia  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
B.  F.  KiZEK,  A.B..  A.M .,  Wittenberg  CoU. 

1903.  Director  of  Department  of  English  Manual  Tnining  High  School,  3538  01iv«  SU 

Kan.sa8  Qty. 
George  Platt  Knox,  B.Sc.,  '94,  Cornell  Univ. 

1907,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Inatructicm,  9th  and  Locust  Sts.,  St.  Louts. 
Mks.  Fannie  L.  Lachmitnd,  Ph.B.,  '84.  Washington  Univ. 

Z904,   Assistant  in  Teachers'  College;  res.,  3935  Castlcman  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Albert  B.  Lawyer,  A.B.,  Washington  Univ. 

1901,    Principal  of  Ames  School,  14th  and  Herbert  Sts.;  res.,  5715  Qemens  Ave.,  St.  Louia 
Charles  Leckrone,  A.B..  '00,  A.M.,  'oj.  Indiana  Univ. 

Aaustant  Principal  of  Manual  Training  School,  Washington  University,  St.  Louk. 
Ella  M.  Looce. 

1899,  Second  Assistant  in  Patrick  Henry  School,  3833  Flad  Ave.  St.  Louis. 
Charlotte  A.  Lynch. 

1895,   Second  Assistant  in  Chouteau  School,  3697a  Olive  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Joseph  H.  Markley. 

1900,  Principal  of  Switser  School,  214  £.  35th  St,  Kansas  City. 
Georoe  N.  Martin. 

Z906,  Principal  of  Farragut  School,  5584  liaple  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Junius  Lathrop  Meriam,  A.B.,  '95,  Oberlin  Coll.;  A.M.,  'oa.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *os.  ColombU 
Univ. 
1905,   Professor  of  Theory  and  Practice  of  Teaching,  School  of  Education,  University  of 
Missouri,  Wcstmount,  Columbia. 
A.  R.  Morgan.  B.S.D..  'oa,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Kirksville.  Mo. 

1899.   Principal  of  Wyman  School,  1551  Theresa  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Nell  G.  Nicholson. 

1899,  First  Assistant  in  Field  School,  5036  Cabanne  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  Mary  Brown  Parks. 

1909,   Teacher  of  Warren  Public  School;  res.,  Brumley. 
John  B.  Quinn,  A.M.,  '85,  Christian  Bros.  Coll. 

189a,    First  Assistant  in  Central  Hiiih  School  and  (toos)  Chief  of  Attendance  Office,  Board 
of  E>lucation;  res.,  1900  Semple  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
John  H.  Rabe. 

1900,  Principal  of  Arlington  School,  16x5  Burd  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Ira  Richardson,  Ph.B..  '97,  Central  Coll..  A..M.,  '08.  Columbia  Univ. 

X908,  Department  of  School  Administration  and  History  of  Education,  State  Normal  School 
Sprins;(ield. 
Mrs.  Mary  E.  Robinson. 

1878,   Principal  of  Baden  School,  8147  Church  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Walus  Gibson  Rowe,  A.B.,  '97,  Yale  Univ. 

i8qH.    Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  Smith  Academy,  St.  Ixmjis. 
Jessie  Sanderson. 

1899.   Principal  of  Longfellow  School,  2915  Campbell  St.,  Kansas  Qty. 
JoHA^A  Schmidt. 

1899,    Director  of  Kindergarten,  Shepard  School,  3624a  Pennsylvania  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Charles  H.  Slater,  Ph.B.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,  Head  of  Department  of  Physics,  Wm.  McKinley  High  School;  res.,  4176a  Castlcman 

Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Margaret  K.  Slater,  Grad.,  '70.  St.  Louis  Nor.  Sch. 

1894,   Principal  of  Rock  Spring  School;  res.,  4aa8  Page  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
I.  J.  Smith. 

1893,   Principal  of  Adams  School.  1345  N.  Kingshighway,  St.  Louis. 
Marshall  S.  Snow,  A.B.,  '6s,  A.M.,  '68.  Harvard  Univ.;   LL.D..  '05,  Washington  Univ. 

1870,    Professor  of  History  and  Dean  of  College,  Washington  University,  St.  Louis. 
Frank  O.  Spohrer.  P.Pwl. 

.  1905,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Hermann. 
Wyandotte  James  Stevens,  A.M.,  '83,  Nat.  Normal  Univ. 

1 90 1,  Principal  of  Euk^ene  Field  School;  res.,  4043  Juniata  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Pnnx)  S.  Stevfnson,  .A.B.,  '04,  WashinRton  Univ. 

iyo7.    Trim  i [Mil  of  Wfbsicr  Sch(K)l;   res.,  4434  Westminster  PI.,  St.  Louis. 
L.  W.  Teuteberg,  .\.B.,  '70.  W.ishinjfton  Univ. 

1907,    Principal  of  Divoll  School;  res.,  5880  Etzel  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Laura  J.  Tichenor. 

iQo«;,    Acting  Principal  of  Canterbury  School;  res.,  4170  Botanical  .Ave.,  St.  Ix)uis. 
Stella  Truebi.ood. 

1898,    Third  Assistant  (Drawing)  in  Yealman  High  School;    res.,  5658  Von  V^ersen  Av«,, 
St.  Louis. 


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Z904    Mrs.  Rose  A.  Tuckei. 

x88i,   Second  Assistant  in  Blair  School;  res.,  1430  Dodier  St.,  St.  Louis. 
FiANKLOf  M.  Underwood,  A.B.,  *o3,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1903,   Principal  of  Rose  Fanning  School;  res.,  363a  Blaine  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
EuiA  J.  Webster. 

1889,  Principal  of  Hamilton  School;  res.,  1205  E.  jzst  St.,  Kansas  City. 
Joseph  M.  Write  .\.B.,  *8x.  A.M..  'ox.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903.  Superintendem  of  City  Schools,  X103  Garrison  Ave.,  Carthage. 
Walter  H.  Wilcox. 

1897,    Principal  of  Jackson  School;  res.,  433  Foote  Ave.,  Webster  Groves. 
1Q05    L.  Kate  Bigos,  B  Sc..  La  Grange  Coll. 

1809,  Principal  of  Horace  Mann  School;  res.,  3618  Forest  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 
J.  A.  Drdsbel,  A.B.,  *os,  A.M ,  *97.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.B..  '05,  Yale  Univ. 

X905.   Department  of  Natural  Science,  Teachers  College,  Park  and  Theresa  Sts.,  St.  Loui& 
Samuel  McKnigrt  Green,  B.S.D..  '85.  Third  Dist.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Mo. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Missouri  School  for  the  Blind;  res.,  3815  Magnolia  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Katharine  Hausperger. 

Teacher  in  Sherman  School;  res.,  5368  Bartmer  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
R.  A.  Kissace. 

1904,  Head  Assistant  in  Yeatman  High  School;  res.,  99x2  Palm  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Emma  J.  Lockett. 

1890,  Principal  of  Linwood  School;  res.,  36x8  Fore<it  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 
A.  F.  Smith. 

1889,  Teacher  of  English.  Central  High  School;  res.,  33x2  Olive  St..  Kansas  City. 
Romeo  Allen  West.  B.S.D.,  *ot.  Lincoln  Inst. 

Secretary  and  Librarian.  Lincohi  Institute,  Tefferson  City. 
John  W.  Wtthers.  A.M..  'oa.  Ph.D..  '04.  Yale  Univ. 

X905,   President  of  Teachers  College;  res.,  5105  Fairmount  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 

1906  Werrett  Wallace  Charters,  Ph.D.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1907,   Assi.stant  Professor  of  Theory  of  I'eaching,  Teachers  College,  University  of  Missouri, 

Columbia. 
Frank  C.  Todton,  Ph.B..  'ox.  Lawrence  Coll. 

X904,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Central  High  School;   res.,  3838  Harrison  Boul.,  Kansas 

City. 

1907  Aucttst  Abrens. 

Z907,   Director  of  Manoal  Training,  State  Normal  School,  Warrensburg. 
Charles  Ammerman,  A.B..  '92,  De  Pauw  Univ.;  A.M.,  '97.  lU.  St.  Univ. 

X903,   Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  McKinlcy  High  School;    res.,  3640  Juniata 
St.,  St.  Louis. 
E.  M.  Carter,  B.S.  in  Ed.,  "os,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1907,   Inspector  of  Rural  Schoob  for  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Jefferson  City 
Homer  Martien  Cook,  B.Sc.,  '90,  A.M.,  '06,  LL.D..  'oS.  La  Grange  Coll. 

1907,  President  of  State  Normal  School,  Maryville. 
J.  C.  Edwards,  B.L.,  *99.  A.M..  '06.  Univ.  of  Mo. 

X907,   PrinciiKtl  of  Lincoln  School;  res.,  3826  Labadie  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
M.  Teresa  Finn 

1899,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Central  and  Soldan  High  Schools,   1224  GoodfeUow  Ave., 
St.  Louis. 
Clark  W.  Hetherinoton,  A.B.,  *os.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X900,   Professor  of  Physical  Education  and  Director  of  Department,  University  of  Missouri, 
Columbia. 
Mrs.  Emma  Gertrude  Leake,  Ph.B.,  •97.  Univ.  of  Colo.;   Pd.M.,  'q8.  New  York  Univ. 

X909,    Professor  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  Northwest  Missouri  State  Normal  School, 
Mary>'ille. 
Joseph  Campbell  Lilly,  B.P.,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Kirksville,  Mo. 

X903.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  821  W.  Coates  St.,  Moberiy. 
J.  Reese  Lin,  A.B.,  Emorv  Coll.;  A.M.,  VanderbUt  Univ. 

1909,   Professor  of  Philosophy.  Central  College,  Fayette. 
Mrs.  Philip  N.  Moore,  A.B..  '73.  Vassir  Coll. 

President  of  General  Federation  of  Women's  Clubs,  3x25  Lafayette  Ave ,  St.  Louis. 
George  Howe  Reavis.  Pd.M..  '06,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Warrensburg,  Mo. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Breckenridge. 

Robert  Washington  Sei.vidge,  Pd.B..  '00,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Warrensburg,  Mo.;  B.Sc.,  '08;  A.M.,  09, 
Teachers  Coll..  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,  Profes.sor  of  Manual  Training,  Teachers  College,  University  of  Missouri,  Westmount, 

Columbia- 
J.  M.  Stevenson. 

Principal  of  Scarritt  School;  res.,  3661  E.  9th  St.,  Kansas  City. 
X908     Carter  Alexander  B.Sc..  '05.  A.B..  '06,  A.M.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Mo. 

1909,  Fellow  in  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York  City;    home 

address.   Paris. 
Ellen  B.  Atwater.  A.B..  '01.  Cotner  Univ.;  A.M.,  *03,  t^niv.  of  Chicago. 

1903,   Teacher  in  Central  High  School;  res.,  5088  Fairmont  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Ida  L.  Barley. 

1904    Principal  of  Jackson  School;   res.,  713  Brooklyn  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 


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MISSOURI— CMiiMMrf 

zgoS    WnxxAM  L.  Barrett,  B.Sc.,  '05,  Drake  Univ. 

1004,   Superintendent  of  Schools  719  Lester  St. ,  Poplar  Bluff. 
William  Salem  Brown,  B.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Missouri. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Shelbjrvflle. 
William  M.  Chapman. 

X903,  County  School  Commissioner;  1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Steelville. 
Edna  D.  Day,  B.Sc..  '96.  M.Sc..  '97,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Home  Economics  (in  charge).  University  of  Missouri,  906 
Conley  Ave.,  Columbia. 
Milton  Frye.  A.B.,  '03,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1904,  Instructor  in  English,  McKinley  High  School;  St.  Louis. 

James  H.  Garnett,  A.B..  '83,  A.M.,  *86,  Oberlin  Coll.;  B.D.,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  D.D.,  SebnaUniv. 

1906,  President  of  Western  College  and  Agricultural  Institute,  Macon. 
David  R.  Gebhart. 

1905,  Director  of  Music,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  604  S.  High  St.,  Kirksville. 
TiLLiE  C.  Gecks. 

1904,  Primary  Supervisor,  1333  La  Salle  St.,  St.  Louis. 
Lewis  Gustafson,  A.B..   'oo,   Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Z907.   Superintendent,  Dand  Ranken,  Jr.,  Sch.  of  Mechanical  Trades,  Cook,  Newstead,  and 
Finney  Aves.,  St.  Louis. 
James  C.  Hennon,  B.Sc.  Didac.  '01,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Kirksville,  Mo. 

Z909,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Pierce  City. 
Ernest  Horn,  B.S.,  '07,  A.M.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Missouri. 

Assistant  in  Education,  University  of  Missouri,  Box  43,  Columbia. 
Theodore  D.  Relsey,  B.Sc.,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ. 

X907,   Teacher  of  Chemistry,  Central  High  School;  res..  37x0  Finney  Ave.,  St.  Louis. 
Perl  A.  Minick. 

X904,   Director  of  Music,  State  Normal  School,  Warrensburg. 
Oscar  L.  Morris. 

1908,  Principal,  Dawn  Public  Schools,  Braymer. 
Millard  E.  Myers. 

Principal  of  Public  Schools.  Freeman. 
Lewis  M.  Parrott,  B.Sc.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Department  of  Physics.  McKinley  High  School;  res.,  3S67  Utah  Place,  St.  Louis. 
John  Rush  Powell,  A.B.,  •97.  A.B.,  '99,  Yale  Univ. 

1907,  Principal,  Soldan  High  School;  res.,  5943  Woodland  PUce,  St.  Louis. 
Herbert  Pryor. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Kennett. 
Thomas  O.  Renfrow 

1909,  County  Superintendent  of  Scho(^,  Rolla. 
William  Robertson,  Pd.B.,  '04,  Kirksville  Nor.  Sch. 

1908,  Superintendent,  Public  Schools,  2629  Marshall  Ave.,  Maplewood. 
Frank  L.  Williams,  A.B.,  '89,  Berea  Coll.;   A.M ,  '07,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

Z900,   Principal  of  Sumner  High  School,  3973  W.  Bell  Place,  St.  Louis. 
Frank  J.  Zimmerer. 

1908,   Art  Teacher,  Missouri  State  Normal  School,  Maryville. 
1909    Z.  R.  Ashbaugh. 

With  Rand,  McNally  &  Co. ;  res. ,  4144  Locust  St.,  Kansas  City. 
Mrs.  E.  M.  Baker,  B.P.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Miss. 

1908,   Teacher,  Public  Schools.  219  W.  7th  St..  Sedalia. 
Susie  Barnes,  B.Pd.,  'oo.  M  Pd..  '05.  B.Sc.  ,'08.  A.B..  '08. 

1900,  Supervisor  of  English,  Elementary  School,  State  Normal  School;   5x4  S.  Frankl'.n 

St.,  Kirksville. 
Cora  Ix)insE  Boerrincer,  Pd.B. 

1907,  Supervisor  of  Training,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  619  Dollison  St.,  Springfield. 
A.  S.  BousHER,  B.Sc.,  '07.  A.B.   '08,  Univ  of  Mo. 

1903,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Dexter. 
Edmund  Fowler  Brown.  B.L. 

1 90 1,  Principal  of  Sherman  School,  xxx7  Etzel  Terrace,  St.  Louis. 
William  H.  Dawley,  Jr.,  A.B..  '9^,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1898,   Teacher,  Lincoln  High  School,  17x4  Park  Ave.,  Kansas  City. 
Norman  Freudenberger,  A.M..  Harvard  Univ. 

Head  of  Latin  Department,  State  Normal  School,  619  Dollison  St.,  Springfield. 
John  P.  Gasr,  Pd.B.,  First  State  Nor.  of  Mo. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools;  res.,  12x4  S.  Kentucky  Ave.,  Sedalia. 
LiDA  E.  Harvey. 

Principal  of  Van  Horn  School,  1405  W.  40th  St.,  Kansas  City. 
Thomas  J.  Hill. 

X907,   Teacher  in  McKinley  High  School;  res.,  Hotel  Beeis,  St.  Louis. 
W.  T.  HoovKR.  Ph.B.,  W.nrrenRburR  St.  Nor.;  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  American  Univ. 

1903,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Adrian. 
Charles  B.  Hudson,  B.S.D.,  'oi,  Warrensburg  St.  Nor.  .Sch. 

1008,    Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  California. 
Lucy  E.  Lester. 

1900,   Primary  Teacher,  Walsenburg. 


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MISSOURI— Cm/MMtf 

1909    L.  L.  LicRLirEs. 

\^Ui  Ginn  &  Co.,  10x5  Forest  Ave.,  Kansas  cny.  ; 
Chas.  S.  Parker. 

189s,   Principal  of  Hyde  Park  School,  3623  Broadway,  Kansas  City. 
B.  G.  SaACKELroRD. 

Profeaaor  of  Physics,  State  Normal  School,  916  College  Hill  Place,  Cape  Girardeau. 

INSTITUTIONS 

1895    Univxisxty  or  Mbsodri. 

President,  A.  Rosa  Hill;  Secretary,  J.  G.  Babb.  Columbia. 

1900  Fsu  Public  Library,  St.  Joseph. 

President,  J.  W.  Atwill;  Librarian,  Purd  B.  Wright,  St.  Joseph. 
St.  Loub  PtTBLic  Library. 

Librarian  and  Secretary,  A.  E.  Bostwick,  9th  and  St.  Charles  Su.,  St.  Louis. 

1901  St.  Loins  UNivxssrrY,  Libraey. 

President,  John  P.  Frieden;  Librarian,  John  C.  Burke.  St.  Louis. 
190a    Pare  Collxob. 

President,  Lowell  M.  McAfee;  Secretary  and  Librarian,  Austin  D.  Wolfe,  Parkville. 
X904    St.  Louis  BIxbcantilx  Library  Association. 

librarian,  Wm.  L.  R.  Gifford,  St.  Louis. 
St.  Stamslaus  Seicinary. 

President,  Rev.  James  Finn;  Librarian,  Rev.  Michael  £icher,  Floriaant. 

1905  Kansas  City  Public  Lxbrary. 

librarian,  Mrs.  Carrie  Westlake  Whitney,  9th  and  Locust  Sts..  Kansas  City. 
State  Normal  School,  Warrensburg. 

President,  William  J.  Hawkins;  librarian,  Flora  B.  Roberts,  Warrensburg. 

1906  MnsouRX  State  Normal  School,  Third  District. 

President,  W.  S.  Dearmont;  Librarian,  R.  S.  Douglass,  Cape  Girardeau. 
Sedalia  Pubuc  Library. 

librarian  ( ),  Sedalia. 

X907    Westmxnstee  College,  Library. 

President,  David  R.  Kerr;  librarian,  W.  H.  Kerr,  Fultoa«  * 
1908    Tax  Washxhoion  Uniyersity,  Library. 

President,  David  F.  Houston;  Librarian,  Edith  MiHer,  St.  Louis. 

MONTANA 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

1889    Robert  Gut  Yoimc,  M.Sc.,  '77,  Upper  Iowa  Univ.;  Ph.M.,  '88,  Cornell  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  '09,  Moot. 
Wes.  Univ. 
X900,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  High  School  Building,  Box  14x3,  Butte. 
189a    OSCAE  J.  Craig,  A.M.,  DePauw  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Wooster  Univ. 

President  of  University  of  Montana,  University  Ave.,  Missoula. 
1895    Ctnthia  Elxzabetr  Retley,  B.Sc. 

1895,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  University  of  Montana,  809  E.  Cedar  St.,  Missoula. 
1899    S.  D.  Laroent. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Bach-Cory  Block.  Great  Falls. 
1901    John  B.  Brown  M.Sc.,  '93.  Kans.  Agri.  CoU. 

1908,    Superintendent  of  Indian  Training  School,  Fort  Shaw. 
Randall  J.  Condon,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M..  'oa,  Colby  Coll. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1061  Fifth  Ave.,  Helena. 
190a    Altrzd  C.  Carlson,  A.B..  '00,  A.M..  '07.  Yale  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Red  Lodge. 
Ward  Higley  Nye,  A.B.,  '01,  Oberlin  Coll. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schods,  Billings. 
W.  C.  Ryan,  A.B..  '95.  M.Sc.,  '98,  N.  T.  Nor.  Sch. 

X903,   Principal  of  Sweet  Grass  High  School,  Big  Timber. 
Daniel  Webster  Tucker,  A.B.,  '99,  A.M.,  '01,  Indiana  Univ. 
1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Libby. 
1903    William  M.  Aber.  A.B.,  '78,  Yale  Univ. 

1895,   Professor  of  Latin,   University  of  Montana,   Missoula. 
John  W.  Curtis.  Grad.,  '01.  Tex.  St.  Nor,  Sch.:   Grad.,  '08,  Bradley  Polytechnic  Inst. 

1908,   Director  of  Manual  Training.  Public  Schools;  res.,  115  N.  Rodney  St..  Helena. 
X904    Lucy  Hamilton  Carson  Ph.B.,  'q8,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  A.M.,  '00.  Univ.  of  111. 
1901,   Professor  of  English,  Momaiui  State  Normal  College,  Dillon. 
RiSDON  J.  Cunningham. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  7ao  Babcock  St.,  W.,  Bozeman. 
Eloisb  KnoWLES,  Ph.B.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Mont. 

1898,    Instruaor  of  Drawing.  University  of  Montana,  Box  34,  Missoula. 
Hensy  H.  Swain,  A.B.,  '84,  Beloit  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X90Z,   President  of  Montana  State  Norznal  College,  Dillon. 
Lews  Terwilliger. 

1903*   Principal  of  Park  County  High  School,  Livingston. 

1906    J.  Ulysses  Waliams. 

X906,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  310  S.  6th  St.,  £.,  Missoula. 


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Z907    W.  F.  Book,  A.M..  Indiana  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Clark  Univ. 

Professor  of  Philosophy  and  £ducaUoii,  University  of  Montana,  Miaaoula. 
Leon  Rdssell  Foote,  B.L.,  '96,  Ottawa  Univ. 

1905,   Principal  of  Beaverhead  County  High  Schod,  Dillon. 
Wyatt  W.  Jones. 

Principal  of  Teton  County  High  School,  Choteau. 
X908    N.  A.  N.  Cleven.  Ph.B.,  Ed.  B..  '06.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1909,   Instruaor  in  History,  High  School,  Great  Fails. 
Joseph  Edward  Kirkwood,  A.B.,  *98,  Pacific  Univ.;    A  M.,  *oa,  Princeton  Univ.;    Ph.D.,  *o3,  Co- 
lumbia Univ. 
1909,   Assistant  Professor  of  Botany  and  History,  University  of  Montana,  Missoula. 

H.   C.   SPILLlf  AN. 

Teacher  of  Commercial  Branches,  High  School,  Butte. 
X909    C.  A.  DuNiWAY,  A.B.,  '92,  Cornell  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '97,  Harvard  Univ. 

1908,   President,  University  of  Montana,  500  University  Ave.,  Missoula. 
W.  E.  Harmon,  A.B.,  '84,  Valparaiso  Univ. 

X905,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  403  Montana  Ave.,  Helena. 
Joseph  Harding  Underwood,  Ph.D.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 

Professor  of  History,  and  Economics,  University  of  Montana,  University  Place,  Missoula. 

INSTrrUTIONS 

1899    Montana  State  College  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts. 

President,  James  M.  Hamilton,  Bozeman« 
X93a    State  Board  of  Education. 

Superintendent.  W.  E.  Harmon,  Helena. 
X903    Helena  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Marguerite  Bowden,  Helena. 
X906    Missoula  Public  Library. 

Secretary,  Wm.  M.  Aber;  Librarian,  Grace  M.  Stoddard,  Missoula. 
X909    Uniyersfiy  of  Montana. 

President,  C.  A.  Duniway;  Librarian,  Miss  Buckhouse,  Missoula. 

NEBRASKA 

life  member 
x88o    Mrs.  Grace  B.  Sudborough. 

1898,   Teacher  in  High  School,  320  S.  a6th  St.,  Omaha. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

1884    A.  L.  McLaughlin. 

Represenutive  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  17 10  Sewall  St.,  Lincoln. 

1893  Lizzie  L.  Banker. 

1 90 1,    Principal  of  Leavenworth  School;   res.,  632  S.  17th  Ave.,  Omaha. 
WxLLiAM  Mehard  Davidson,  A.B.,  Pd.D.,  Kansas  Univ.;   LL.D.,  '09,  Univ.  of  Nefar.,  and  Miami 
Univ. 
1904,    Superintendent  of  Instruction,  508  City  Hall;  res.,  X336  S.  30th  Ave.,  Omaha. 
1892    WnxiAM  Kirk  Fowler. 

Managing  Editor  of  "The  Xebniska  Teacher"  1789  S.  26th  St.  Lincoln. 

1894  Anna  M.  Tibbets.  A.B..  '04,  A.M.,   '08,  St.  Univ.  of  Ncbr. 

1908,  Principal  of  Teachers'  College  High  School,  University  of  Nebraska,  1325  R  St., 
Lincoln. 

1895  Charles  Edwin  Bessey.  B.Sc..  '60.  M.Sc.,  '72.  Mich.  Agri.  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '79.  Univ.  of  Iowa;  LLJ>  , 

'98,  Iowa  Coll. 
X884,   Professor  of  Botany  and  Dean  of  College  of  Science,  University  of   Nebraska,  X507 
R  St.,  Lincoln. 
Edwin  J.  Bodwell,  B.Sc,  *88,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

'       Superintendent  of  Schools,  427  N.  8th  St.,  Beatrice. 
W.  A.  Clark,  A.B.,  '72,  A.M..  '85.  Pd.D..  '94.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.M.,  »99,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D./oo, 
Univ.  of  Chicago. 
Professor  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School,  720  W.  a3d  St.,  Kearney. 
James  \V.  Crabtrke,  A.M.,    08.  Univ.  of  Nebr.     ^ 

1904,   President  of  State  Normal  School  Peru. 
G.  VV.  A.  LurKEY.  A.B..  '04.  Lcland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '00.  Columbia  Univ. 

1S05,    Head  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Nebraska,  1439  R  St.,  Lincoln. 
Albert  Alison  Reed,  A.B.,  '98,  Univ  of  Nebr. 

1907,    Inspector  of  Accre«lited  Sch(X)ls,  and  Pnrfessor  of  Secondary  Education,  University 
of  Nebraska,  Station  A,  Lincoln. 

Charles  W.  Weeks. 

Director  of  Music.  Fremont  Normal  School,  and  Supervisor  of  Music,  City  Sdxx^; 
rt's.,  337  E.  Military  St.,  Fremont. 
i^t)6     Howard  Waltkr  Caldwell.  Ph.B..  '80.  A.M.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  Ph.M. 

i8g.2,   Professor  of  American  History,  University  of  Nebraska,  1909  E  St.,  Station  A,  Lincoln. 
William  R.  Jackson,  A.B.,  *o2,  A.M.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Ex-State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  1923  M  St.,  University  Place. 
Harry  Kirke  Woi.fe,  A.B.,  'So,  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  .\.M.,  Ph.D.,  '86,  I^ipzig. 

1Q06,    Head  Professor  of  Philosophy.  University  of  Nebraska;  res.,  1727  J  St.,  Lincoki. 


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V  NEBRASKA— C<m/mi(e(/ 

1898  Vebnon  GurnTH  Mays,  Ph.B.,  '94,  Albion  Coll.;  A.M.,  'o<,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1909,   Principal  of  High  School,  3535  J  St.,  Lincoln. 

1899  E.  Bbmjamxn  Am>Rxws,  LL.D.,  '84.  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  D.D.,  '84,  G>lby  Univ. 

1900,  Ex-Chancellor  of  Univerraty  of  Nebnuka,  Station  A;  res.,  1848  Prosiiect  St.,  lincohi. 
RoauT  J.  Ba&s. 

i88a,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  10x5  W.  Division  St.,  Grand  Island.  * 

J.  A.  Beattik.  A.M..  '76.  Bethany  Coll.;  LL.D. 

Z904,   Department  of  Economics  and  Sociology,  Cotner  University,  421  S.  isth  St.,  lincoln. 

1900  GiomcK  L.  Towns,  A.B.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Editor  of  '•The  Nebraska  Teacher,"  134  N.  xith  St.,  Lincoki. 

1901  A.  L.  CAvnntss,  Ph.B..  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  804  D  St..  Fairbtiry. 
David  Bennett  Gilbert,  B.Sc..  '00,  Central  Nor.  Coll.;  A.B.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Neor. 
Chairman,  Prohibition  State  Committee,  835  Union  St.,  Fremont. 
S90S    Ibvcco  S.  Cutteb.  B.Sc.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X900,   State  Aient  for  Ginn  &  Co.,  134  N.  xith  St.,  Lincoki. 
Claxk  a.  FuLUsm,  Ph.B,,  '98,  Nebr.  Wcs.  Univ. 

1908,  Dean  of  CoUrae  of  Liberal  Arts  and  Professor  of  Physiology  and  Hygiene,  Nebraska 

Wesleyan  University,  3001  R  St.,  University  Place.  1 

HmEY  H.  Hark,  A.M.,  '95,  North  West.  Univ. 

Z900,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Blair. 
James  W.  Sxasson,  A.M.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Professor  of  English  and  Literature.  State  Normal  School,  Peru. 
190  J    Claba  B.  Mason. 

Principal  of  Training  School,  635  N.  41st  Ave.,  Omaha. 
H.  A.  Sbnteb,  B.Sc.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  Ph.D.,  '96.  Heidelberg. 

1897,   Head  of  Department  of  Chemistry,  and  Librarian,  High  School;  res.,  4204  Harney 
*t.,  Omaha. 
Samuel  H.  Thompson,  A.B.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Nebr.,  A.M.,  *o8,  Columbia  Univ. 
X938,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Hastings. 

1904  Edwabd  Chaslxs  Bishop.  Pd.B.,  '97,  Lincoln  Normal  Univ.;  B.Sc.,  '06,  Nebr.  Wes.  Univ.;  A.M..  '09. 

Univ.  of  Neb. 

1909,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  State  House,  Lincoln. 

CXJkBA  F.  COOPEB 

190S,   Principal  of  Teachers'  Training  School,  508  City  Hall,  Omaha. 
WxLUAM  Logan  Stephens,  A.B.,  '80.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  City  Hall,  Lincoln. 
AUGITSTUS  O.  Thomas,  Ph.B.,  '94.  Ph.D..  '96,  Amity  Coll. 

X906,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  9th  and  33d  Sts.,  Kearney. 

1905  Cbailes  Abnot. 

X907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schook.  Schuyler. 

William  H.  Clemmons.  A.M. 

President  of  Fremont  College,  Fremont. 

Rot  Wesley  Eaton.  B.Sc.,  B.Pd..  'o^^  Fremont  Coll. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Geneva. 

LiTTREB  E.  MiTMPOiiD.  A.B..  '09.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

.'Xgent  for  Ginn  &  Co.,  State  of  Nehra.<(ka,  914  Market  St.,  Beatrice. 
Jaspxb  Lw  McBbizn. 

716  S.  1 8th  St.,  Lincoln. 

Edwin  L.  Rouse,  B.Ed.,   08,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Peru,  Nebr. 

Z907,   Professor  of  Elementary  Education  and  Superintendent  of  Training  Department 
Sute  Normal  School,  Peru. 

Walteb  Wells  Stoneb.  A.B..  '03.  Otterbein  Univ. 

1903.   Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  428  College  Ave.,  York. 

1906  Geobce  Bubgert.  B.Sc.,  *o8.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1905,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  7x1  W.  33d  St.,  Kearney. 
Joseph  Richard  Fulk,  B.Sc.,  '93.  Central  Nor.  Coll.;  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 
1909,    Superintendent  c^  City  Schools,  Seward. 

Nathaniel  M.  Graham.  A.B..  'oi.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X907,    Superintendent  of  Schools.   i6ui   Missouri  Ave.,  South  Omaha. 
Elizabeth  Kingsbury.  Ph.B..  '87.  Buchtel  Coll.;   .A.M..  '04.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1900,   Teacher  of  Latin  and  German,  Nebraska  Normal  College,  P.  O.  Box  71,  Wayne. 
Gebtbitde  Norton  Rowan.  A.B..  05.  A.M..  '06.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1909,    Lecturer  and  Demonstrator,  Department  Farmers'  Institutes;    res.,  1645  K  St. 
Lincoln. 

W.  A.  Yodeb,  A.B.,  '03.  Nebr.  St.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Douglas  County  Schools,  Court  House,  Omaha. 

1907  John  W.  Gamble. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Plattsmouth. 

Fbed.  M.  Hunter.  A.B..  '05,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1907,    Superintendent  of  SchrK)ls.  Norfolk. 
John  A.  Woodard,  B.E..  '08.  Pa.  State  Nor.:  .A.B..  'oo,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X907,    Superintendent  of  Schools.  Havclock. 


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1908  Frank  R.  Beers,  A.B.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Ncbr. 

1908,   Principal  of  High  School,  408  North  lath  St.,  Beatrice. 
E.  LeGrande  Cherry,  A.B.,  *o8,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

1908.   Principal  of  High  School;  811  £.  5th  St.,  Fairbury. 
U.  S.  Conn,  A.B..  '89,  Earlham  Coll.;  A.M.,  Valparaiao  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  Columbui. 
Charles  Fordyce.  Ph.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

I>ean  of  Teachers  College,  Univenity  of  Nebraska,  Station  A,  Lincoln. 
E.  O.  Garrett,  B.Sc..  A.B..  '93.  Fremont  Coll. 

Agent  for  American  Book  Company,  535  W.  8th  St.,  Fremont. 
R.  V.  Garrett. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Dodge. 
Ellis  U.  Gratf,  A.B..  '97. 1-ake  Forest  Coll. 

1908,  Principal  of  High  School,  xjoa  S.  30th  Ave.,  Omaha. 
Edverd  J.  Hunteker. 

Director  of  Manual  Training,  Normal  College,  Wayne 

LiTTHER  P.  LiTDDEN,  D.D, 

1901,   Secretary,  State  Board  of  Educatioa,  Lincoln. 

C.  W.  McMiCHAEL,  A.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Ncbr. 

X907.  Superintendent  of  aty  Schools,  407  Blaine  St.,  Ijoldrege. 
Jennie  L.  Redfield. 

1887,   Principal  of  Lincoln  School;  res.,  815  S.  34th  St.,  Omaha. 
Archibald  H.  Waterhouse,  A.M..  '08,  Univ.  of  Xrbr. 

1909,  Superintendent  oC  Schools,  948  E.  Fifth  St.,  Fremont. 

1909  liORKN  G.  Atherton,  .\.B.,  '06,  University  of  Iowa;  M.S..  '08.  Christian  Coll. 

Vice-President  and  Professor  of  Biology  and  Geology,  York  College,  640  E.  6th  St., 
York. 
Samitel  Avery,  Ph.D.,  '96,  Heidelberg,  Germany. 

1909,   Chancellor,  University  of  Nebraska,  Lincoln. 
Beatrice  V.  Clark,  A.B.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 
Z908,   Supervisor  of  Music,  Madison. 
Robert  D.  Cresap,  B.Sc.,  »o7,  A.B.,  '08,  B.Pd.,  '08,  Fremont  Coll. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Republican  City;  res.,  Richland. 

William  Joseph  Davidson,  B.Sc..  '93  Chaddock  Coll.;  A.B.,  '94,  111.  Wcs.  Univ.;   S.T.B.,  '97. 

D.D..  '08,  Garrett  Bib.  In.st. 
X908,   Chancellor  and  Professor  of  History  and  Philosophy  of  Religion,  Nebraska  Wesleyan 

University,  509  E.  15th  St.,  University  Place,  Lincoln. 
B.  D.  Evans,  B.Sc.,  '06,  Doane  CoU. 

1909,  Principal  of  Schools,  Cook. 
Alice  Florer. 

County  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  404  College  Ave.,  York. 

D.  W   Hayes 

1907,  Princpal  of  Junior  State  Normal  School,  928  Box  Butte  .Ave.,  Alliance. 
William  S.  HErrrMAN.  A.B,  'pJ^.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

With  Ginn  &  Co.;  res.,  134  N.  nth  St.,  Lincoln. 
Cora  B.  Hill,  A.B.,  '06, 1'niv.  of  NVbr.;  B.Ed.,  '08.  Peni  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

Z906,    Principal  of  High  School,  Shubert. 
Mrs.  Alice  H.  Hinman,  A.B.,  '93.  Wellesley  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '06.  Cornell  Univ. 

Vice-President,  Board  pf  Education,  2510  T  St.,  Lincoln. 
W.  B.  Johns,  A.B..  '01,  York  Coll. 

1908,  Principal  of  High  School,  1023  Kiplinger  .\ve.,  York. 
Edward  Harvey  Longman.  A.B..  '08,  Cotner  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Bradshaw. 
J.  M.  Matzen. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Dodge  County  Schools,  Fremont. 
J.  R.  Overture. 

Principal  of  Loomis  Schoob,  Elk  Creek. 

Margie  Richards. 

1906,  Girb'  Physical  Director,  High  School,  804  X.  X4th  St.,  T 
William  E.  Schell,  A.B.,  '90;   A.M..  '93.  D.D.,  '02. 

1897,    President  of  York  College,  York. 
Eluabeth  M.  Shafffr.  Life  Cert.  Nebr.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

Superintendent  of  Butler  County  Schools,  David  City. 
Elizabeth  M.  Shotwell,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Seward. 
Arthl-r  Stocks.  ' 

With  Rand,  McNally  &  Co.,  Box  506,  Lincohi. 
Alice  A.  Swanson.  A.B.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Xehr. 

Teacher  in  High  Sch(x)l,  Fairbury. 
Mabel  E.  Swanson.  A.B.,  '08.  Univ.  of  Xehr. 

1008,    Teacher  in  Seward  High  School;   res.,  Funk. 
Charles  W.  Taylor,  .\.B..  '08.  Univ.  of  Xehr. 

SuiJerinlendent  of  Cily  Schools,  902  Main  St.,  McCook. 


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1909    A.  M.  Voss,  A.B.,  '02,  Univ.  o£  Nebr. 

Assisunt  Inspector  of  Accredited  Schools,  University  of  Nebraska,  1246  South  15th 
St.,  Lincoln. 
Robert  Bbigbt  Walsh,  A.B.,  *oo.  State  Univ.  of  Ky. 

Professor  of  Modem  Languages,  Hastings  CoUq^e,  Hastings. 
F.  C.  Williams,  B.Sc..  '00,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

With  Silver,  Burdctt  &  Co.,  170a  Sewell  St.,  Lincohi. 

INSTITUTIONS 

1897  Bellxvue  College. 

President,  S.  W.  Stookey;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Lida  M.  Churchill.  Bellevue. 

1898  Omaha  Public  Libraby  and  Museum. 

President,  Lewis  S.  Reed;  Librarian,  Edith  Tobitt,  Omaha. 
UmvEBSRY  or  Nebraska. 

Chancellor,  Samuel  Avery;   Librarian,  Walter  K.  Jewett,  Lincoln. 
1901    Dbpabtment  of  Public  Instruction,  State  or  Nebraska. 

Superintendent,  £.  C.  Bishop,  Capitol,  Lincoln. 
190a    Cbxiorton  UNTVERsmr. 

President,  Eugene  A.  Magevney;  Librarian,  Wm.  T.  Kinsella.  Omaha. 
DoANE  College. 

President,  David  B.  Perry;  Librarian,  Wm.  E.  Jillson,  Crete. 
Nebraska  State  Normal  School  at  Peru. 

President,  James  W.  Crabtree,  Librarian,  Elva  Rulon,  Peru. 
1905    Nebbaska  Wesleyan  UmvERsrTY.  Library. 

Librarian,  May  Ingles.  University  Place. 
t9n6    LiMCOLN  CxTT  Library. 

President  of  library  Board.  S.  L.  Geisthardt;  Librarian,  £.  Joanna  Hagey,  Lincoln. 
Z907    Nebraska  State  Normal  School  at  Kearney, 

President,  A.  O.  Thomas;  Librarian,  Anna  V.  Jennings,  Kearney. 
South  Omaha  Public  Library. 

President,  Bruce  McCuIloch;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Grace  Pinnell,  South  Omaha. 
Z909    Hastings  High  School. 
Hastings. 
Union  College. 

President,  C.  C.  Lewis;  Librarian.  E  C.  Witzke.  College  View. 

NEVADA 

ACTIVE   MEMBERS 

1895    Joseph  Edward  Stubbs,  A.B..  '73,  A.M..  *76,  D.D.,  '90.  LL.D.,  '05,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 
1894,   President  of  Umversity  of  Nevada,  Reno. 

1897  George  Benjamin  Haogett,  B.Sc.,  '75.  Grand  River  Inst. 

1906,  Superintendent  and  Special  Disbursing  Agent.  Western  Shoshone  School  and  Agency, 

Owyhee. 
1907    Raymond  Eugene  Chase,  A.B.,  *9q,  Ldand  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

X908,   Principal  of  City  High  School,  6a6  Chestnut  St.,  Reno. 
Walter  Judson  Hunting,  A.B.,  '01.  Univ.  of  Nebr.  • 

Supcrintoident  of  Public  Schoob,  70a  Musser  St.,  Carson  City. 
Jeanne  Elizabeth  Wier.  A.B..  '01.  Leiand  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1899,  Professor  of  History.  University  of  Nevada,  and  (1904)  Secretary  of  Nevada  Histori- 
cal Society,  834  N-  Center  St.,  Reno. 
SO08    RoMANZO  Adams,  Ph.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Z903,   Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Nevada,  735  West  St.,  Reno. 
Harold  C.  Bailey.  A.B..  '97,  A.M..  '99,  Harvard  Univ. 

Rawhide. 
B.  D.  BiLLiNCHURST.  B.Sc.,  *p7,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ..  LL.B..  »o8,  Univ.  of  Wash. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  Reno. 
Elmer  R.  Young,  A.B.,  '02  Parsons  Coll.,  Fairfield,  Iowa. 
Z909,    Principal  of  Schoob,  Carlin. 
zgo9    F.  E.  Howard,  B.L.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

1907.  Principal  of  Elko  County  High  School,  Elko. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 

life  member 

z886    James  E.  Klock.  A.M..  Dartmouth  Coll.;   Pd.D..  Miami  Univ. 
X900,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Plymouth. 

acti\'e  members 

1898  r"*"'»«  F.  Cook.  A.B..  '91,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

Z906,    Principal  of  High  School;   res.,  10  Pine  St.,  Concord. 

1899  John  Augustus  Brown,  A.B.,  '70,  Harvard  Univ. 

z886.   Member  of  School  lioard  and  (1889)  Trustee,  Robinson  Female  Seminary,  33  Pine 
St.,  Box  144,  Exeter. 
X900    Hemiy  C.  Morrison.  A.B..  '05.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1904,  State'Supcrintendent  of  Public  Instructicn,  State  Library,  Concord. 


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190Z     Chaues  W.  BiCKFOKD,  A.B.,  '87,  Dartmouth  Cdl. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1077  Union  St.,  Manchester, 
igoa    Ernest  L.  Silver,  B.L.,  '09.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1909,   Principal  of  Pinkerton  Academy,  Derry,  6  Highland  St.,  Portsmouth. 
Harry  Preble  Swett,  A.B..  '93,  Amherst  Coll.;  A.M.,  '05.  Harvard  Univ. 

1905,   Principal  of  High  School.  33  Beech  St.,  FrankJin. 
George  H.  WHrrcHER.  B.Sc.,  '80,  N.  H.  Coll.  of  A.  &  M.  Aits. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  so  Madigan  St.,  Berlin. 
1903    Ons  Hervey  Adams,  A.B.,  '79.  A.M.,  '83.  Williams  Coll. 

1908,   Superintendient  of  Schools,  Greenland. 
Harlan  P.  Amen,  A.B..  '79,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '86,  Williams  ColL 

1895,   Principal  of  the  Phillips  Exeter  Academy,  Exeter. 
Harlan  Melville  Bisbee,  A.B..  '98,  Bowdoin  Coll.;  A.M.,  '05,  Harvard  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  Robinson  Seminary,  87  Front  St.,  Exeter. 
Jakes  W.  Brehaut,  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ. 

1908,  Proprietor  and  Principal  of  Bryant  and  Stratton  Business  CoDege,  837  Elm  St, 

Manchester. 
W.  H.  CuMMiNos,  A.M.' 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Claremont. 
Cbannino  Folsom,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '85,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

Superintcaident  of  Schools  of  Newmarket  and  Epping,  R.  F.  D.,  Newfidds. 
■  Clarence  E.  Kelley,  A.B.,  '73,  Harvard  CoU. 

1903,   Principal  of  Nute  High  School,  Farmington  Road,  Milton. 
Frederick  Lincoln  Kendall,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '03,  Carleton  Coll.;   and  A.B.,  '91,  Harvard  Univ. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Antrim,  Hillsboro  and  Petersboro;  res.,  HiUsboro. 
Norman  J.  Page,  A.B.,  '95,  Dartmouth  Coll.;  A.M.. '99.  Boston  Univ. 

1907,  Supervismg  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  Lisbon. 
WiLHELM  Segerblom,  A.B.,  '97.  Harvard  Univ. 

Z899,   Instructor  in  Chemistry,  Phillips  Exeter  Academy,  Exeter. 

1905  John  C.  Kirtland,  A.B.,  '90.  A.M..  'p3,  Hobart  Coll. 

1897,  Professor  of  Latin,  PhilEps  Exeter  Academy,  Exeter. 

1906  Jeremiah  Milton  Rhodes,  A.B.,  '94.  Ind.  St.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

1909,   Principal,  New  Hampshire  State  Normal  School;  res.,  251  Main  St.,  Keene. 
Z907    Elsie  Daniels  Fairbanks,  A.B..  '98,  Wellesley  Coll. 

1899,   Instructor  in  History,  High  School;  res.,  527  Hanover  St.,  Manchester. 
Harry  E.  Walker,  A.B..  '01.  Bowdoin. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School,  37  Front  St.,  Exeter. 
Everett  Thomas  WHrrroRD,  A.B.,  '02,  A.M.,  '03,  Brown  Univ. 

X909,    Superintendent  of  Pittsfield,   Londcm,  and  Chichester  Supervisary  District;    res., 
Pitts&eld. 
Z908    George  W.  Bingham. 

Principal  Pinkerton  Academy,  Derry. 
Miss  Vrylino  W.  Buttum,  A.B.,  '87,  Wellesley  Coll. 
1899,   Principal  of  High  School,  Winchester. 
Carl  Cotton,  A.B.,  1900,  Cdby  Coll.;  LL.B..  *o6,  Univ.  of  Maine. 
X907,    Principal,  Hopkinton  High  School,  Contoocook. 
Charles  A.  Crowell,  Jr.,  B.Sc.,  '01.  Harvard  Univ. 
1905.    Principal  of  High  School.  Lebanon. 
Ernest  R.  Groves.  B  D.  'ox,  Yale;  A.B.,  '03.  Dartmouth  CoU. 

X908,    Profesitor  of  English  and  Pedagogy.  New  Hampshire  CoUege,  Durham. 

Isabel  M.  Parks. 

1898,  Principal  of  St.  Mary's  School  for  Girls,  32  S.  Main  St.,  Concord. 

Louis  DeWitt  Record,  A.B.,  '87,  Amherst  CoU. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Walpole  District,  Walpde. 

Melville  C.  Smart. 

Care  Dr.  J.  E.  Klock,  State  Normal  School,  Plymouth. 

WiNTHROP  Tisdale  Talbot,  A.B.,  '87,  Harvard  Univ.;   M.D..  'go,  Boston  Univ. 
Director  of  "Asquam:   The  Lake  School,"  Holdemess. 

Rev.  Lorin  Webster.  A.B..  '80.  A.M..  '83.  L.H.D.,  '08,  Trinity. 
1892,    Head  Master  of  Holdemess  School,  Plymouth. 

1909    ZoRA  C.  Clough. 

1909,  Teacher  in  Grammar  School,  AUenstown;   P.  O.  Warner. 

Chester  H.  C.  Dudley,  A.B..  '02,  Coll.  of  Emporia;  A.M.,  '09,  Baker  Univ. 
Professor  of  History,  State  Normal  School,  Keene. 

Harry  L.  Kent. 
•  1909,   Instructor  in  Science,  Nature  Study  and  Elementary  Agriculture,   State  Normal 

School,  26  Taylor  St.,  Keene. 

institutions 

1898    New  Hampshire  State  Library. 

Librarian,  Arthur  H.  Chase,  Concord. 

1 902     Dartmouth  College,  Library. 

Librarian,  Marvin  Davis  Bisbee,  Hanover. 


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1909    New  HAMnRXUE  College  or  Agricultuke  shd  Mechanic  Arts,  LiBRAmv. 

President,  WiUkm  D.  Gibbs;  librarian,  Mabd  Hodgkins,  Durham. 
X903    New  Hamtshike  State  Normal  School. 

Principal.  J.  E.  Klock;  Librarian,  Herbert  H.  Lamaon.  Plymouth. 
X906    Crrr  Lorart.  Manchester. 

librarian.  F.  Mabel  Winchell,  Manchester. 
Public  Libeasy,  Dover. 

librarian,  C.  H.  Garland.  Dover. 

NEW  JERSEY 

LITE  DIRECTOR 

1893  James  M.  Green,  A.M.,  *84.  LL.D..  '05,  Dickinson  Coll.;   Ph.D..  'oo.  III.  Wes.  Univ. 

1889,   Principal  ot  Sute  Normal  and  Model  Schools,  55  N.  Clinton  Ave.,  Trenton. 

Line  MEMBERS 

1876    Alexander  Forbes,  A.M. 

Mount  HoDy. 
Langdon  Shook  Thompson.  A.M.,  ^84,  Marietta  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  *9i,  New  York  Univ. 

X889,  Supervisor  of  Drawing.  Public  Schools,  645  Bergen  Ave.,  Jersey  City. 
1884    Sarah  A.  Stewart. 

Avon  by  the  Sea. 
Mrs.  Georciana  Van  Akxn. 

500  Jackson  Ave.,  Jersey  City  Heights. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

1887  Ebenexer  Mackst,  A.B.,  '78.  Mercersburg  Coll. 

ZQoa,   Supervising  Principal  of  City  Schools,  314  Hamilton  Ave.,  Trenton. 

1888  Will  S.  Monroe.  A.B..  '94,  Ldand  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1909,   Department  of  Psychology  and  History  of  Education,  State  Normal  School,  Montdair. 
1890    Levi  Seeley,  A.M..  '83.  Williams  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '86,  Leipzig. 

z895«  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Sute  Normal  School,  48a  W.  State  St.,  Trenton. 
189a    Sarah  Y.  Ely. 

x887i  Supervisor  in  High  and  Granmiar  Departments  of  State  Model  School,  5a  Carroll 
St.,  Trenton. 
M.  H.  Kinsley,  B.Sc.,  '88,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

190Z,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Hudson  County,  Manual  Training  Building;    506 
Park  Ave.,  Hoboken. 
Jane  M.  Lewis. 

X877,   Principal  of  Primary  School  No.  8,  99  Mercer  St.,  Jersey  City. 
S.*Ervin  Manness,  A.M.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Tcnn. 

1906,   Principal  of  i8th  Avenue  School^  625  Mt.  Prospect  Ave.,  Newark. 
Henry  M.  Maxson,  A.M.,  '80,  Amherst  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  '04.  Alfred  Univ. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  66x  W.  7th  St..  Plain6eld. 
Addison  B.  Poland,  A.M.,  '76.  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn.;  Ph.D.,  '90,  Univ.  of  City  of  N.  Y. 

I  go  I,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  258  Montdair  Ave..  Newark. 
Randall  Spauldino,  A.B.,  '70,  Yale  CoU. 

X874,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  376  Qaremont  Ave.,  Montdair. 
JoTHAM  Walker  Wakeman. 

X865,   Prindpol  of  School  No.  6,  550  Sununit  Ave.,  Jersey  City. 

H.  Brewster  Willis. 

1887,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Middlesex  Co.,  185  Livingston  Ave.,  New  Bruns- 
wick. 

1893  Charles  B.  Gilbert.  A.R..  Williams  Coll. 

Lecturer  on  Education,  Western  Reserve  University;   office,  11 70  Broadway,  New 
York;  home  address,  33  King  St.,  Englewood. 
Henry  E.  Harris. 

1879,   Prindpal  of  Grammar  School  No.  i,  W.  5th  St.;  res.,  1x8  Newman  Ave.,  Bayonne. 

Miss  S.  M.  Searle. 

X893,   Prindpal  of  Primary  Department,  Public  School  No.  33,  cor.  Romaine  and  Pavonia 
Aves.,  Jersey  City. 

Ijcwis  C.  Wooley,  A.M.,  '03,  Rutgers  Coll. 

1868,   Prindpal  of  Joseph  Wood  School,  136  E.  Front  St.,  Trenton. 

1894  Richard  Case,  A.M.,  '81,  Brown  Univ. 

X898,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Trenton  Ave.,  Point  Pleasant. 
Maximilxan  p.  E.  Groszmann,  Pd.D.,  '93,  New  York  Univ. 

1900,   Director  of  The  Groszmann  Schcwl  for  Nervous  and  Atypical  Children,  Watchung 
Crest,  Johnston's  Drive,  Plainfield. 

J.  F.  D.  HXINEKEN. 

1899,    Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schoob,  East  Brunswick  Township;  res.,  Vanderbilt 
Ave.,  P.  O.  Box  43,  Milltown. 
Gaiits  Hoeeman. 

1881,   Prindpal  of  Schools,  Bound  Brook. 

James  Wilmer  Kennedy.  A.M.,  'gr,  New  York  Univ. 

X907,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3  Enmiett  St.,  Newark. 


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1894    Hbneictta  S.  Lbsue. 

1885,  Principal  of  Public  School  Box  96.  Blackwood. 
Nathan  W.  Pease 

X867.  Principal  of  Mondl  Street  School  No.  3,  a?  Morrell  St.,  Elisabeth. 
J.  Albert  Rxinhabt,  Ph.D.,  '81,  Syracuse  Univ. 

i88a.   Principal  of  High  School,  534  £.  sTth  St.,  Patenon. 
EswiN  H.  Schuyler,  Grad.,  '76,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Albany,  N.  Y.;  A.M.,  *09,  Princelaa  CoU. 

1884,   Professor  of   Mathematics,  Dr.  Julius  Sachs'  Coil^ate  Institute,  38  W.  sgth  St. 
and  one  of  the  New  York  Managers  of  Fiak*s  Teachers'  Agency,  New  York  Qty;  res., 
Haworth. 
Henry  Snyder,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '88,  D.Sc.,  '07,  Lafayette  Coll. 

i8oa.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  43  Madison  Ave.,  Jersey  City. 
189s    EuOBNE  BouTON,  A.B.,  '7^,  A.M.,  '81,  Yale;  Ph.D.,  '8a,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1004,   Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  xa  Winaor  PL,  Glen  Ridge. 
Wilson  Farrand,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.. '89,  Princeton  CoU. 

igoi,   Headmaster  of  Newark  Academy,  544  High  St.,  Newark. 
Myron  Tracy  Scudder,  A.B.,  '8a,  A.M.,  '86,  Rutgers  Coll. 

1908,  Headmaster  of  the  Rutgers  Preparatory,  and  Professw  of  Sdence  of  Education]  in 

Rutgers  College.  New  Brunswick. 
W.  J.  Shearer,  A.B.,  '87.  A.M.,  'po,  Pd.D.,  'oa,  Dickinson  CoU. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  City  of  Elizabeth  and  County  of  Union,  zxoo  Anna  S(., 

Elizabeth. 

1896  Charles  J.  Baxter,  A.M.,  *o.<,  Rutgen  CoU. 

1896,  Sute  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  949  W.  State  St.,  Trenton. 
Mrs.  Lydia  A.  Bennett. 

1895,    Principal  of  School  No.  3,  Midland  Township,  cor.  Broad  St.  and  Harold  Ave , 
Box  103,  Leonia. 
Harry  B.  Boice,  M.D.,  '88,  New  York  Univ.  Med.  Sch. 

1891,    State  Normal  School,  Trenton,  N.  J.,  address,  Yardley,  Pa. 
Mrs.  Millie  Ryan  Eakins. 

38  Oakwood  Ave.,  Arlington. 

D.  H.  Farley. 

Teacher  in  State  Normal  and  Model  Schools,  515  E-  State  St.,  Trenton. 

E.  R.  Johnstone. 

Z900,   Superintendent  of  New  Jersey  Training  School  for  Feeble-Minded,  Vineland. 
Edwin  C.  Merrill. 

SecreUry  of  the  Charles  E.  MerriU  Co.,  44-60  E.  a3d  St.,  New  York;  res.,  33  Washing- 
ton St.,  East  Orange. 
O.  I.  WooDLEY.  M.Pd.,  '01.  Mich.  Nor.  CoU.;  A.B.,  '01.  Albion  CoU.;  A.M..  'oa,  Columbia  Univ. 
igo4,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Passaic. 

1897  Margaret  Bancropt. 

1884,   Principal  of  Bancroft  Training  School,  The  Lindens.  Haddonfield. 
John  W.  Carr,  A.B..  '85,  A.M.,  '90.  Ind.  Univ. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Bayonne. 
Anna  M.  Fell,  M.E.L.,  Pennington  Sem. 

1893,  Principal  cf  Cadwalader  School  No.  ai,  3x0  W.  State  St.,  Trenton. 
E.  K.  Sexton.  Pd.M.,  '92,  New  York  Univ. 

1894,  Principal  of  Central  Avenue  Grammar  School,  133  S.  nth  St.,  Newark. 
Ira  Winthrop  Travell,  A.B.,  '90,  WilUams  Coll. 

1909,   Superintendent  oif  Schoob,  Morristown. 

1898  S.  V.  ARROWSMfTH. 

1897,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  103  Maple  Ave.,  Red  Bank. 
Artbitr  Grant  Balcom. 

Principal  of  Franklin  Grammar  School  and  (1907)  Supervisor  of  Evening  School^ 
and  Lectures,  167  Mt.  Prospect  Ave.,  Newark. 
Anna  Bodler,  M.Sc.,  'qc,  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Mansfield.  Pa.;  Ph.B.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 
X901,   Teacher  of  Theory,  Newark  Normal  and  Training  School,  Newark. 

1899  Edward  H.  Dittcher,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

X891,   Principal  of  Eastern  School,  87  N.  Mimn  Ave.,  East  Orange. 
J.  Howard  Hulsabt,  A.M.,  '08,  Ph.D..  '01.  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

1908,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Munis  Co.,  143  Morris  St.,  Dover. 
Jerohn  Joseph  Savitz.  .\.M.,  '94,  Ursinus  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  'oa.  New  York  Univ. 

)9oi,   Supenntendent  of   Public   Schools  and   (1907)   Superintendent  of   Union  Countv 
Schools,  loi  Ross  Place,  Wcsilicld. 
J.  Alfred  Wilson,  B.Sc,  '07,  M.Sc.,  'os,  Rutgers  CoU. 

1908,    Principal  of  Oliver  Street  Grammar  School,  47  Mapes  Ave.,  Newark. 

1900  Vernon  L.  Davey,  A.B.,  Cornell  Univ. 

x8qo,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  3a  Munn  Ave.,  Ea.st  Orange. 
Janes  L.  Hays. 

President  of  New  Jersey  State  Board  of  Education,  104  Clinton  Ave.,  Newark. 
X90X     H.  Moreland  Cook.  .A.M.,  '00,  Columbia  Univ. 

X909,    Supervising   Principal,   .Vsquackanonk  Township  Schools,   Passaic  Co.;    res.,  185 
Madis<jn  .Ave.,  Clifton;   express  oftice,  Passaic. 
Henry  C.  Krebs. 

XQ05,    Suoerintendcnt  of  Public  Schools,  North  Plainfield,    and  (xooa)  Superintendent  »'l 
Schools  ()(  Somerset  County;  res.,  23  Fairview  Ave..  North  Plainfield. 


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NEW  JERSEY— CM/Mnetf 

igoi    John  C.  McLauby.  Ph.B.,  '09,  Ph.D.,  'ox.  lU.  Wes.  Univ.;  Pd.B.,  '95.  Pd.M.,  '97.  St.  Nor.  CoU.* 
^  Albanv.  nTy.;  Pd.D..  '05,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Z900.  Prindpa!  of  Cbailtoa  St.  School,  Newark:  res.,  43  S.  Maple  Ave.,  East  Orange. 

MB8.  jKNinB'  PlEMTISS  WaRD. 

xxa  Chancellor  Ave.,  Newark. 

GlOROE  A.  WSST. 

X905,  Supervising  Principal,  Bridgewater  Township  Schoob,  Raritan. 
W.  Spadek  WnxB,  A.B..  'Sd.  Rutgers  Coll. 

z89a.   Principal  of  Nonnal  and  Training  School,  459  High  St.,  Newark. 
19QS    Jakes  E.  Beyan,  A.B..  ^90,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 
Z899,   Supenntendent  of  Schools,  4x3  Linden  St.,  Camden. 
Saeah  a.  Dynes,  Ph.B.,  '94.  Cornell  Univ. 

x895f  Head  of  Department  of  History  and  Qvics,  State  Nonnal  School,  zaxa  Stuyvesant 
Ave.,  Trenton. 
X903    Aetbue  Pieece  Bim.EE,  A.B.,  '88,  Harvard  Univ. 

X898,   Associate  Principal  of  Morristown  School,  Morristown. 
Maeia  Clinton  Collins,  B.L.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

X909,   Teacher  of  Enghsh,  Montdair  High  School,  Montdair. 

JohnEnsiobt. 

Superintendent  of  Monmouth  County  Schools,  and  Prindpal  of  High  School,  39 
Court  St.,  Freehold. 
Chebtopheb  Gesgoey,  A.B.,  '73.  CoU.  of  aty  of  N.  Y. 

1889,   SuperiiUendent  of  Schools,  4x0  Broadway,  Station  B,  Long  Branch. 
Heeman  Haeeell  Hobne,  A.B.,  and  A.M.,  '95,  Univ.  of  N.  C;  A.M./97,  PhJ).,'99,  Harvard  Univ.; 
A.M.  (honorary).  '08,  Dartmouth  Coll. 
1909,   Professor  of  the  History  of  Education,  and  the  History  of  Philosophy,  New  York 
University;  res.,  Summit  Ave.,  Leonuu 
Gboboe  Mobbb,  B.Sc..  '89,  Rutgers  Coll.;  A.M..  'ox,  Columbia  Univ. 

X904,   Supenntendent  of  Schools,  161  Washington  St.,  Bloom6e]d. 
Gboboe  Ripley  Pinkham,  A.B.,  '87.  A.M.,  '90,  Brown  Univ. 

X905,   Prindpal  of  South  St.  Public  School,  Newark;  Director,  Seminar  Courses  in  Educa- 
tion, Newark. 
#bOEXNCE  RoTBEEMEL,  M.E..  St.  NoT.  Sch..  Kutxtowu.  Pa.;  A.B..  'oa.  Dickinson  CoU. 

X907,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School.  3x9  N.  5th  St.,  Camden. 
Feed  S.  Sbefheed,  A.B..  '84.  A.M..  '87.  Bek>it  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Pa- 

1899,  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  High  School  Bldg.,  Asbury  Park. 

William  H.  Smith,  A.B.,  '9!?.  Harvard  Univ. 

1908,   Prindpal  cif  Elmwood  School;  res.,  1x4  S.  Arlington  Ave.,  East  Orange. 

Kenninoton  L.  Thompson,  A.B.,  *oo.  ComeU  Univ. 

X909,   Prindpal  of  PubUc  School  No.  9,  Wagne,  Mercer  and  Brunswick  Sts.,  Jersey  City. 

Feans  a.  Tibbetts. 

X906,   Head  of  Business  Department,  High  School,  674  Bergen  Ave.,  Jersey  City. 

HoYT  H.  TucxEB.  A.B..  '83.  A.M..  '86,  Bates  CoU. 

1903,    Piiuupal  of  Camden  School,  Newark,  res.,  4x1  Richmond  .\ve.,  South  Orange. 

William  A.  Wetzel,  A.B..  '91,  Lafayette  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '95,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1900,  Prmdpal  of  Pubtic  High  School,  Trenton. 

1905    JiruA  A.  AsAY. 

X90X,   First  Assistant  in  Garfield  Grammar  School,  1x5  N.  a7th  St.,  Camden. 

J.  Beognabd  Bbtts. 

X876,   Assistant  SUte  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  State  House,  Trenton. 

William  Bbhop.  B.Sc.,  '80,  Haverford  CoU. 

Member  of  Conuaittee  in  Charge  of  Westtown  Boarding  School,  Westtown.  Pa.;  res., 
MUton  Ave.,  and  Broad  St..  Rahway. 
Cbablbs  W.  Blaeeslee,  A.B..  '86.  A.M.,  '89,  Wcsleyan  Univ..  Conn. 

1893,   Vice-PiindpaJ  of  Chattle  High  School,  337  Chelsea  Ave.,  Long  Branch. 

Cbables  B.  Boyee. 

1893,  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools.  31  S.  Stenton  PI..  Atlantic  City. 
Maby  Euzabstb  CoYPOf,  Pd.M..  '94.  PdD-.  '96,  New  York  Univ.;  B.Sc..  '05,  Addphi  CoU 

1877.   Vice-Prindpal  of  High  School;  1605  Webb  St.,  Asbury  Park. 

David  B.  Cobson. 

Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  775  Lake  St.,  Newark. 

Habeiett  Buell  Crane. 

X90S,   Vice-Prindpal  of  School  No.  xo;  res..  108  StUes  St..  Elizabeth. 

W.  jAMn  Cbbt,  Ph.B.,  '97.  A.M.,  '99.  Dickinson  Coll. 

1908,   Instructor  in  Mathematics,  Paterson  City  High  School,  Nonh  Paterson. 

C.  M.  Dalbymplr.  Pd.M.,  B.Sc.,  New  Yorit  Univ. 

X905,    Prindpal  of  Grammar  School  No.  2,  Hackensack. 

JOSBPHINS  G.  DmcE,  Grad.,  '04,  New  School  of  Methods,  Boston,  Mifts. 
X908.   Director  of  Music,  Hotel  La  Tourette,  Bayonne. 

FlxtcbeE  Dt7EELL.  A.B„  '79,  Ph.D.,  '87.  Princeton  Coll. 

Head  of  Mathematical  Department,  Lawrenceville  School.  LawienceviUe. 

WnxiAM  B.  Do  RlE.  B.Sc.,  '71,  A.B.,  '76,  Pd.B.,  '05,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  24,  Jersey  City;   res.,  56  Jaques  Ave.,  Rahway. 


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190S    Edwin  L.  Earp,  Ph.D.,  '01,  LeifMic. 

1909,  Professor  o£  Sociology,  Drew  Theological  Seminary,  Madison. 
Gkiselda  Ellis. 

Critic  Teacher  in  Normal  Training  School,  X03  Wright  St.,  Newark. 
Hklzn  Rickxk  Emzby. 

1908,  Principal  of  Bradley  School,  504,  4th  Ave.,  Asbury  Park. 
Pdwkll  G.  FrrHUN.  , 

1900,  Director  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  405  linden  St.,  Camden. 

Henky  Hekbest  GoDDAftD.  A.B.,  '87,  A.M..  *8g,  Haverford  Coll.:  Ph.D..  'm.  Qark  Univ. 

1906,   Director  of  Psychokqpcal  Research,  New  Jersey  lYaining  School  for  Fceble-Minded 
Boys  and  Girls;    res.,  714  Ehner  St.,  VineUnd. 

WnXIAM  H.  GSSNZLLB. 

Superyising  Principal  of  Hawthorne  Schools,  North  Paterson. 
Matthew  Caktbs  Hamiltom,  A.B.,  'oi.Thiel  Coll.;  A.M..  '05,  New  York  Univ. 

X907,   Principal  of  Central  Elementary  and  High  School,  Irvington;  res.,  27  Elisabeth  Ave., 
Newark. 
Daniel  TiLTON  Hendsickson.  Ph.B.,  Providence  Univ.;  A.M^  '06.  Ph.D.,  '08.  Ewing  Coll. 

1909,  DLsiria  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Bergen  County;  res.,  Mahwah,  N.  J. 
Newton  Clark  Holdkidgr,  A.B.,  '01,  A.M.,  '95*  Colgate  Univ. 

1897,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  ats  Orchard  St.,  Hammonton. 
Henry  Budd  Howell,  A.B.,  '86,  Lafajrette  Coll.;  A.M..  '98,  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Principal  of  School  No.  37,  158  Magnolia  Ave.,  Jersey  City. 
Masy  Harbison  Howell.  A.B..  '96.  Wells  Coll. 

Teacher  in  High  School,  407  E.  Chestnut  St.,  Coatesville,  Pa.;  home  address,  133 
Broad  St..  Newark. 
Arthur  M.  Httlbert. 

1901,  Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  Park  Ridge. 

Alexander  C.  HaiiFHREYS,  M.E.,  '81.  Stevens  Inst.;  D.Sc.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Pa.;  LL.D.,  '03,  Colombia 
Univ.;  '06,  New  York  Univ..  and  '07.  Princeton  Univ. 
1903,   President.  (1908)  President,  Board  of  Trustees,  Stevens  Institute  of  Technokgy, 
Hoboken. 
Anna  Marie  Keidel. 

1895,  Teacher  in  Grammar  Grades,  Public  Schools,  at  Hartwell  St.,  New  Brunswick. 
Ernest  B.  Kent.   Ph.D..  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,  Director  of  Manual  and  Industrial  Training,  Jersey  City  Public  Schools;  res.,  17 

Madison  Ave.,  Jersey  City. 
Oliver  B.  Kern.  A.B..  Franklin  &  Marshall  Coll.;  A.M..  *o6.  Columbia  Univ. 

zgo4.    Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  128  N.  8th  St.,  Camden. 
Frank  Howard  Lloyd. 

1903,    Principal  of  School  No.  6,  Perth  Amboy;  res..  Main  St.,  Matawan. 
Nellie  Lucina  Mann. 

1903,   First  Assistant  in  Oliver  St.  School,  393  Clifton  Ave.,  Newark. 
Joseph  Madison  McCallie,  A.B..  '87,  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

Principal  of  Centennial  Grammar  School,  55  Model  Ave.,  Trenton. 
Rebecca  McCluee. 

Firsr  Assistant  in  Newton  Street  Grammar  School.  348,  13th  Ave.,  NewaA. 
Emma  A.  McCoy. 

1896.  Teacher  in  High  School,  Somerset  PI.,  New  Brunswick. 
George  E.  Mecargeb. 

1893,   Supervising  Principal  <rf  Chester  Township  Public  Schools,  3x3  S.  Church  St.,  Moores- 
town. 
M.  Alice  Metcalf. 

Kindergartner,  44  Montgomery  PI.,  Trenton. 
Julia  A.  MiNraAN. 

1888.    Principal  of  School  No.  2.  344,  7th  St.,  Jersey  City. 
H.  J.  Neal,  A.M..  'oi.  Dickinson  Coll. 

1909,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  149  Atlantic  St.,  Bridgeton. 
Martha  F.  Nelson. 

1806,    Librarian  of  New  Jersey  State  Normal  School,  907  Edgewood  Ave..  Trenton. 
G.  Henry  Osborn. 

X907,    Principal  of  Schools,  Woodcliff  Lake. 
WiLLiAH  F.  Overman.  .\.B..  Haverford  Coll. 

i8qi,    Principal  of  Moorestown  Friends'  Academy,  300  E.  Central  Ave.,  Motxrestown. 
George  Howard  Reed. 

Manager  of  School  Department,  Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co.;  res.,  65  Crescent  Ave., 
Jersey  City. 
Susan  A.  Reilly. 

1805,   Instructor  in  Geography,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  X115  W.  State  St.,  Trenton. 
Ida  E.  Robinson. 

i8q7,    Principal  of  Fairview  School.  265  Franklin  St.,  Bloomfidd. 
Clara  E.  Romer. 

1903.    Vice-Prindpal,  Franklin  Grammar  School,  154  Second  Ave.,  Newark. 
Annie  Louise  Roy. 

Saddle  River. 
Andrew  Scarlett. 

1893,    Principal  of  Oakwood  Ave.  School,  Orange;  res.,  56  S.  nth  St.,  Newark. 


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NEW  JERSEY— CMHmMd 

1935  Mrs.  Elsix  M.  Ssguin. 

Principal  of  Seguin  Schod  for  Cluldren  of  Azrested  Mental  Devdopment,  370  Center 
St.,  Orange. 
John  C.  Shaape,  A.M.,  *86,  D.D.,  '98,  Univ.  of  Wooster;  D.D.,  '99,  Lafayette  ColL 

1898,   Principal  of  Blair  Academy,  Blairstown. 
EucEE  C.  Sherman,  A.B.,  '8a,  A.M.,  '85,  Hamilton  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '9a,  New  York  Univ. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Englewood. 
Louisa  Staudimoer. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  23,  84  Bentley  Ave.,  Jersey  Qty. 
Amos  F.  STAi7msR.  A.B.,  '91.  A.M..  '94«  Lafayette  CoU. 

X904,   Principal  ^  School  No.  33,  Romaine  and  Pavonia  Aves.,  Jersey  City. 

D.  T.  Stbelman. 

1907,   County  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  439  S.  Broad  St.,  Glassboro. 

Etta  H.  Steelican. 

SteelmanviUe. 
Edith  P.  Striker,  A.B.,  '09,  Barnard  Coll.;  A.M..  'oo.  Columbia  Univ. 

X901.  Teacher  m  Miss  Jaoobi's  School,  New  York;  res..  8  S.  Maple  Ave.,  East  Orange. 
Bessie  B.  Warwick. 

X893,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  6  N.  Main  St.,  Medford. 
Howard  S.  Wilson. 

190X,   Principal  of  Graded  School,  Keasbey;  res.,  New  St.,  Metuchen. 
B.  C.  Wooster.  B.Sc.,  Teachers  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Bergen  County  Schools,  Court  House;  res..  Prospect  Ave.,  Hack- 

ensack. 

1936  Ladra  J.  BENNErr. 

Vice-Prindpal  of  Burnett  St.  School,  35  Burnett  St.,  Newark. 

William  J.  Bickett. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  144  Bryant  St.,  Rahway. 

Charles  E.  Boss. 

X898,  Principal  of  Public  School,  86  Passaic  St..  Hackensack. 
James  H.  Christie,  B.Sc.,  St.  Lawrence  Univ.;  M.Sc.,  LL.B. 

71  W.  30th  St.,  Bayonne. 
Pearl  Read  Cowles. 

1902,  Instructor  in  Manual  Training,  The  Ringwood  School,  Ringwood  Manor. 
Archibald  M.  Dice,  A.B.,  '91.  A.M.,  '06.  Colby  CoU. 

1905,  Supervuing  Principal  of  Schools,  xxx  Main  St.,  Keyport. 
John  Jackson,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '97.  Georgetown  Univ. 

X903,   Headmaster,  Newman  School,  Hackensack. 
Allton  H.  Sherman.  A.B..  '78,  Yale  Coll. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  West  Orange;  res.,  104  Qeveland  St.,  Orange. 
J.  W.  Thompson. 

1889.  Principal  of  Mt.  Hebron  School,  Montdair;  res.,  x8a  Summit  Ave.,  Upper  Mont* 
dair. 
George  J.  Vooel.  A.B.,  '91.  Cornell  Univ. 

9X3  Union  St.,  Hackensack, 
John  R.  Wilson. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  737  E.  a3d  St.,  Paterson. 

1907      MARG..RET  BaIRD. 

1891,   V^ce-Prindpal  of  Eighteenth  Avenue  Grammar  School;    tea.,  xoa  Sherman  Ave., 
Newark. 
Olivia  C.  Bartolette. 

X903,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Raritan. 
Richard  E.  Clement. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  356  Grier  Ave.,  Elizabeth. 
LotrisE  Connolly.  M.Sc.,  Columbia  Univ. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  ^  Irving  Place,  Summit, 
Ernest  Albert  Farrington,  M.D.,  '03,  Dimham  Med.  Coll.;  B.S.,  '04,  Coll.  Acad.  New  Church; 
M.D.,  '00,  Hahneman  Med.  Coll. 

1907,  In  charge  of  Department  of  Experimental  Psychology,  Bancroft  Training  School,  The 

Lindens,  Haddonfield. 
Bert  Emery  Merriam,  A.B..  '94,  Oberiin  Coll. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  154  Park  St.,  Hackensack. 
Alpred  N.  New. 

15  Seeley  Ave.,  Arlington. 
Bernard  A.  Palttz. 

X908,  President  of  Board  of  Education,  Woodbine. 
James  G.  Riogs,  A.M.,  Amhent  Coll. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  56  Qeveland  St.,  Orange. 
Clarence  Hall  Robison,  A.B.,  '95,  A.M.,  '97,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1908,  Head  of  Department  of  Geography  and  Nature  Study,  State  Normal  School,  Mont- 

dair. 
Samuel  E.  Shttll,  A.B. 

1895,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  184  Kearney  Ave.,  Perth  Amboy. 
John  C.  Stone.  A-B.,  A.M.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Ind. 

1909,  Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School,  653  Valley  Road,  Upper 

Montdair. 


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1907  Julius  M.  Winslow,  A.M. 

X909,   Supervuing  Prmdpal  of  Public  Schcnla,  Ridgefidd  Piirk. 

1908  MicBAuniA  Cakroll. 

X909,   Teacher  in  The  Rutgers  Schools;  The  Trap,  Hamiltoa  St.,  New  Brunswick. 
Ella  L.  Dbapek. 

1883,    Vice-Preaident  High  School,  z8  Church  St.,  Bloomfidd. 
HzKiCAN  Dkesszl,  Js..  L.B..  A.M..  Norwich  Univ. 
7,   Sui 


X907,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Kearney;  res.,  Belgrove  Drive,  Arlington. 
Milton  F.  Hdsted,  B.Sc.,  '07.  New  York  Univ. 

1906,  Supervising  Principal.  North  Bergen,  N.  J.;   ao?  Secaucus  Road,  West  Hobokeo; 
express  ofiSce,  Hcunestead. 

ExxsAS  H.  Klxinhans,  A.B.,  '06,  A.M.,  '99,  Lafayette  CoU. 

X899,   Ptindpai  of  High  School;   res.,  5a  Kearney  Ave.*  Perth  Amboy. 
LoinsA  H.  S.  Tjiwton. 

X908,  Teacher  In  Public  School  (1907),  Manual  Training  and  Drawing  Teacher.  P.  O. 
Box  363,  Tenafly. 
Oliver  Jambs  Morzlock.  A.B..  *9a,  A.M.,  '95,  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 

1909,    Vice-Principal  of  Newark  ffonnal  and  Training  School;    res.,  338  Central  Ave., 
East  Orange. 
Warrzn  W.  Sheppard,  LL.B.,  '84,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Z909,   Principal  of  High  School,  CedarviUe. 
1909    HEintY  M.  Crrssman,  A.B..  '95.  M.Sc.,  '01.  Lehigh  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Atlantic  County  Schods,  Eg;  Harbor  City. 
C.  Ernest  Dbchamt,  A.B.,  Princeton  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  aao  Center  St.,  Haddonfiekl. 
Louis  DeWitt  Devo.  B.Sc.,  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schoob;  304  Wahiut  St..  Roselle  Park. 
Arrietta  Snyder,  Pd.B..  Albany  St.  Nor.:  A.B..  Barnard  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

X905,   Supervisor  of  Practice  ana  Substitute  Teaching;  The  Aleda,  Trenton. 
Dxi  LIE  F.  Thornal. 

Teacher  in  Bonhamtown  School,  Raritan  Township,  R.F.D.  No.  a.  Metuchen. 
Walter  B.  Tnois. 

President,  Board  of  Education,  153  Stiles  St..  Elizabeth.- 

INSTTnmONS 

:8q7    Free  Public  Library  of  Jersey  Cmr. 

President,  Benjamin  L.  Stowe;   Librarian,  Esther  E.  Burdick;   Secretary,  Edxnuiul 
W.  Miller,  Jeney  City. 
State  Normal  School,  Trenton,  N.  J. 

Principal,  James  M.  Green;  Secretary,  Jane  L.  Hinman,  Trenton. 
1901    Free  Pxtblic  Library.  Trenton. 

President,  F.  W.  Roebling;  Librarian,  Adam  J.  Strohm,  Trenton. 
State  Library  op  New  Jersey. 

Stat:  Librarian,  Henry  C.  Buchanan,  Trenton. 

1903  Free  Pttbuc  Library,  Montclair. 

President,  Nathan  T.  Porter,  Jr.;  Librarian,  Katharine  Stilwell  Scholl,  Church  St. 
Montclair. 
Free  Pitblic  Library  op  Newark. 

Librarian  and  Secretary,  J.  C.  Dana,  Newark. 
Passaic  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Miss  J.  M.  Campbell,  City  Hall,  Passaic. 

1904  Atlanhc  Cmr  Free  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Alvaretta  P.  Abbott,  cor.  Pacific  and  IlUnoi  *  Aves.,  Atlantic  Qty. 
East  Orange  Free  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Frances  L.  Rathbone.  East  Orange. 
Plainfield  Public  Library  and  Reading  Room. 

Librarian,  F.  M.  Bowman.  Phftnfield. 

1905  Barringer  High  School,  Newark. 

Principal,  W.  £.  Steams;   Librarian,  K.  E.  Rudd,  Newark. 
Board  op  Education.  Plainfield. 

President,  L.  N.  Lowell;  Superintendent,  H.  M.  Maxson.  Plainfield. 
Center  School,  Bloom  field. 

Principal,  Elizabeth  Otis,  Bloomfield, 
E.  A.  Stevens  Girls  Graxicar  School,  Cascden. 

Principal,  Florence  Huishes.  4th  and  Washington  Sts.,  Camden. 
High  Bridge  Public  School. 

Principal.  C.  E.  A.  Walton,  High  Bridge. 
High  School,  Bayonne. 

Principal,  Preston  H.  Smith,  Bayonne. 
Madison  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Ruth  Yeomans,  Madison. 
Manual  Training  and  High  School. 

Principal.  Clara  S.  Burrough.  Haddon  and  Newton  Aves.,  Camden. 
I^Utawan  Graded  School. 

Principal,  W.  A.  Miller;  Librarian,  Joel  A.  Walling,  Matawan. 
Neptune  Township  High  School. 

Principal,  L.  A.  Doren,  Ocean  Grove. 


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X905    Public  High  School,  Rxd  Bank. 

Principal.  S.  V.  Arrowsmith,  Red  Bank. 
Pdbuc  School  Library,  Camden. 

librarian,  Laura  S.  Schrack,  Broadway  and  Clinton  Sta.,  Camden. 
PuBUc  School  Library,  Egg  Harbor  Ctty. 

Princtpsd  and  Ubraxian,  D.  R.  Rohrbach  Egg  Harbor  City. 
School  No.  a,  Jersey  City. 

Principal,  Julia  A.  Minihan,  Erie  St.,  Jersey  City. 
South  Oramoe  Public  Schools. 

Superintendent,  H.  W.  Foster.  South  Orange. 
Stevzns  iNSTrroTE  or  Technology. 

President,  Alex.  C.  Humphreys;  Librarian,  Enid  M.  Hawkins,  Hoboken. 
Teachers  CoNStrr^TTNc  Library;   Offite.  Carroll  Robbins  Training  School. 

City  Superintendent,  £.  Mackey,  Tyler  St.,  Trenton. 
West  Hobocen  Public  School  Library. 

Superintendent,  E.  J.  Tomlinson,  School  No.  x,  West  Hoboken. 
1906    Friz  Public  Library.  Hoboken. 

President  of  Board  of  Trustees,  George  H.  Steil;  Librarian  and  Secretary,  Thomas 
Francis  Hatfield,  Hoboken. 
S907    School  Department,  Newark  Free  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  J.  C.  Dana;   Chief  of  School  Department,  Grace  Thompson,  Newark. 

1908  MmDLEsxx  County  Pedagootcal  Library. 

President.  H.  Brewster  Willis.  New  Brunswick. 
MoNicLAix  State  Normal  School. 

Principal,  Charles  S.  Chapin,  Montdair. 

R17TCES8  COUEGE  LIBRARY. 

Librarian,  George  A.  Osbom,  New  Brunswick. 

1909  Centennial  Grammar  School. 

President,  J.  M.  McCallie,  Trenton. 

NEW  MEXICO 
activb  members 

189X    Hiram  Hadlsy,  A.M^  '85,  Earlham  Coll. 

Ex-Territorial  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  MeaiDa  Park. 
1S95    Clarence  T.  Haoerty,  B.Sc.,  '00.  M.Sc.,  '95,  Notre  Dame  Univ. 

1891,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  College  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Las  Cruces. 
Charles  E.  Hodgin,  Grad.,  '8x,  Ind.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Pd.B.,  '93.  Univ.  of  N.  M. 

X897,   Principal  of  Normal  Department,  University  of  New  Mexico,  Albuquerque. 
Charles  M.  Light,  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  City  of  New  York  and  Nor.  Sch.  of  Kans. 
X896,  Principal  of  Normal  School  of  New  Mexico,  Silver  City. 
1897     Hugh  A.  Owen,  A.B..  Southwestern  Coll.;   Ed.B.,  *o8,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1900,   Supervisor  of  Science  Department  and  Manual  Traimng.  Normal  School  of  New 
Mexico,  715  Fin<»  Altos  St.,  Silver  City. 
James  Alpheus  Wood,  A.B..  '77,  A.M..  *8o.  Franklin  ColL 

1899,  Superintendent  of  City  Sdtools,  303  E.  Palace  Avenue,  Santa  F6. 
X901     Mrs.  Lizzie  A.  Richards. 

189a,  Teacher  in  Government  Indian  School,  Sta  School,  Jemez;  express  office,  Bernalillo. 
xgoa    Wellington  D.  Sterling.  B.L.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  3x5  Lead  Ave.,  Albuquerque. 
1933    Rupert  F.  Asplitnd,  A.B.,  '96,  HI.  Coll. 

X909,   Cluef  Clerk,  Territorial  Department  of  Education,  224  Grant  Ave.,  Santa  Y€. 

James  Elton  Clark,  Pd.M. 

1907,  Territorial  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  224  Grant  Ave.,  Sante  F6. 
1906    Thomas  W.  Conway. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  aas  S.  7th  St.,  Raton. 
X907    R.  R.  Lakkin.  B.Sc..  N.  Mex.  A.  and  M.  Coll. 

With  Ginn  &  Co..  Las  Vegas;  res.,  634.  xath  St.,  E.  Las  Vegas. 
John  Robertson  Macarthxtr,  A.B.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Manitoba;  Ph.D.,  ^03,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1903,   Professor  of  English,  New  .Mexico  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College,  Box  X05, 
Agricultural  College;  express  office,  Mesilla  Park. 
1Q08    M.  H.  Brasher,  A.B  ,  Texas  Christian  Univ. 

X907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  906  N.  Kentucky  St,  Roswell. 
George  W.  Cross.  L.I.,  *03.  Pcabody  Nor.  Coll. 

X907,   Principal  of  Tohatchi  Indian  School,  Tohatchi. 
W.  E.  Garrison,  A.B..  '94,  Yale  Univ.:  Ph.D.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1908,  President.  New  Mexico  College  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Agricultural 

College. 
B.  S.  GOWEN,  A.B.,  '01.  A.M.,  'oa,  Yale  Univ.-  Ph.D.,  'os,  Qark  Univ. 

X908,  President,  New  Mexico  Normal  University,  7x4  Columbia  Ave. ,  E.  Las  Vegas. 
Walter  B.  McFarland. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Box  380,  Stiver  City. 
Don  C.  Taylor,  A.B..  '05,  Hope  Coll. 

X905t   Principal  of  Ward  School,  Albuquerque. 


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1909    Georgx  F.  Camfbcll,  MJ>..  *o4.  Barnes  Med.  CoIL;  First  Lieut.,  M.R.C. 

1908.  Officer  in  charge  of  Schools,  United  States  Army,  Fort  Wingate. 
Mrs.  Georgx  Dixon. 

Institute  Conductor  of  New  Mexico,  and  Principal  of  First  Ward  School,  109  Cathe- 
dral St.,  Santa  F6. 
L.  P.  Farrb.  a  B..  *o8.  Hendrix  CoU. 

1907,   Principal  of  Mountain  Park  Public  School,  Mountain  Park. 
Marcarst  Mary  Healey.  Ph.B.,  '01.  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1907,   Critic  Teacher.  New  Mexico  Normal  University,  5x1, 9th  St.,  E.  Las  Vcgfts* 
Edgar  L.  Hewett,  D.S.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Geneva,  Swit». 

1907,   Director  of  the  School  of  American  Archaeology,  Santa  F^. 
Louisa  Sciiuefple. 

Principal  of  Second  Ward  School,  Santa  FL 
Belle  Sweet  Grad.,  N.  M.  Nor.  Univ. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  SanU  F6\  res.,  Cerrillos. 
John  H.  Vauohan.  Ph.B.,  '04,  A.M.,  '05,  Univ.  of  N.C. 

1909,  Professor  of  History,  New  Mexico  College  of  .\griculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Agri 

cultural  College. 

mSTXTUTION 

1903    New  Mexico  College  or  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  General  Library. 

President,  Winfred  Ernest  Garrison;    Librarian.   Lucy  M.  Lewis,  Meailla  Pafk 
P.  O..  Agricultural  College;  express  office,  Mesilla  Park. 

NEW  YORK 

LITE  DIRECrOKS 

i88s    Nicholas  Murray  Butler,  A.B.,  '8a,  Ph.D..  '84,  Columbia  ColL;  LL.D.,  *o8.  Syracuse  Unir-  'oi. 
Tulane  Univ.,  '03,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  Princeton  Univ.,  Univ.  of  Pa..  Yale  UniY., 
*03,  Univ.  of  Chicago.  '05.  Univ.  of  Manchester,  Eng.,  St.  Andrews'  Univ.,  Scotland, 
'07,  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  '08.  Williams  Coll.;  Litt.U.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Oxford. 
1889,   President  of  Columbia  University,  1x9  E.  30th  St.,  New  York. 
1890    Charles  Rurus  Skinnzr.  A.M.,  *9o.  Hamilton  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '95,  Colgate  Univ.;  LittD.,  *oz.  Toils 
Coil. 
Assistant  U.  S.  Appraiser,  641  Washington  St.,  New  York. 
William  H.  Maxwell,  A.B..  '7a,  A.M.,  '74,  Queen's  Univ.,  Ireland;  LL.D..  'ox,  Columbia  UniT. 
X898,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  The  City  of  New  York,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 

lies  members 
1857    James  Cruikshank,  LL.D.,  '6a. 

Retired  Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  xa  and  Secretary  of  Council  of  Brook- 
lyn Institute  of  Arts  and  Sciences.  ao6  S.  Oxford  St.,  Brooklyn. 
1870    Willlmc  Edward  Crosby. 

Literary  and  Educational  Writer,  880  St.  Nicholas  Ave.,  New  York. 
1 88a    Menco  Stern. 

1879,  Professor  of  German  Language  and  Literature,  Stem's  Scho(^  of  Languages,  961 
Madison  Ave.,  New  York. 
1885    Thomas  Hunter,  A.M.,  '66,  Columbia  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  *77,  Williams  CoU.;  LL.D.,  '09,  N.  Y.  Unir. 
X869,   Presidoit  Emeritus  of  Nonnal  College,  2079,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 

ACnVZ   MEMBERS 

X882    Walter  S.  Goodnough. 

189 1,   Director  of  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  City  of  New  York,  55X  Madison  St., 
Brooklyn. 
1884    Edward  N.  Jones,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Ph.D.,  '93.  Hamilton  Coll. 

X904,   Principal  of  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers;  res.,  x  'Mitn»wu\  Ave.,  Wlute 
Plains. 
x886    Charles  L.  Patton. 

University  Publishing  Co.,  97-39  W.  ajd  St.,  New  York. 
X887    GussiE  Power. 

x88o,   Teacher,  535  Warren  St.,  Hudson.  < 

x888    Andrew  S.  Draper,  LL.B.,  '71,  Union  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '89,  Colgate  Univ.,  '03,  Columbia  Univ.,  '©s, 
Univ.  of  111. 
1934,    Commissioner  of  Education  for  the  State  of  New  York,  Albany. 
X889    Charles  DeGarmo,  Ph.D.,  '86,  Halle,  Germany. 

1S98,   Professor  of  Science  and  Art  of  Education    Cornell  University,  809  E.  Stale  St.^ 
Ithaca. 
Thomas  Francis  Kane,  A.B.,  '9a,  Cornell  Univ. 

i8g9.    Teacher  of  Mathematics.  Ge<inc  Wm.  Curtis  High  School,  Richmond  BcM-ough. 
a  Castleton  Hotel  Park,  New  Brighton,  S.  I.;  express  office,  St.  George. 
Gratia  L.  Rice. 

189a,    State  Instructor  of  Teacher's  Institutes.  Education  Department,  State  of  New  Yock; 
home  address,  Cassvilie;  express  office,  Richfield  Jimction. 
X890     C.  W.  Bardeen,  A.B.,  '60.  Yale  Coll. 

1874,    Editor  of^** School  Bulletin,"  311-319  E.  Washington  St.,  Syracuse. 
Andrew  BrRR  Blodgett.  Pd.D.,  '02,  Syracuse  Univ. 

iSSq,    Superintendent  of  Schcx>ls,  721  Lodi  St.,  Ssrracuae. 


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NEW  YOVCL— Continued 

i8q9    John  W.  Cbandlcr,  Ph.D.,  '77.  Univ.  of  State  of  New  York. 
Jordan. 
Edward  D.  Farrell,  A.M..  *6-t,  CoQ.  of  the  Gty  of  New  York. 

X889,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  163  £.  ia4th  St.,  New  York. 
189X    Vincent  Aldridgs,  A.M.,  '81,  Syracuse  Univ.,  M.D. 

1889.  Teacher  in  Manual  TVaining  High  School,  3a  Clarkaon  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Francis  John  Cheney,  A.B.,  '7a,  A.M.,  '75,  Ph.D.,  '89,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1891,   Principal  of  State  Normal  and  Training  School,  45  Church  St.,  Cortland. 
Augustus  S.  Downing,  A.M.,  Pennsylvania  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  LL.D.,  *o6,  Syracaw  Univ. 

1908,    First  Assbtant  Commissioner  of  Education,  141  S.  Men  St.,  Albany. 
Matthew  J.  Elcas,  A.B.,  »6a,  A.M.,  '63,  Montreal  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '69,  St.  John's  Coll. 

1896,   District  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  xax  W.  87th  St.,  New  York. 
Harlan  P.  French,  A.B.,  '68,  A.M.,  '71.  Amherst  Coll. 

1895,  Proprietor  of  Albany  Teachers'  Agency,  81  Chapel  St.,  Albany. 
George  David  Hale,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M.,  '73,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

1059  LiLke  Ave.,  Rochester. 
OssiAN  Lang. 

1895,  Editor  of  "The  School  Journal."  "Educational  Foundations,"  and  "Teachers  Maga- 

zine," ii-xs  E.  a4th  St.,  New  York. 
Henry  M.  LEXPaoER,  A.M.,  Coll.  of  Qty  of  N.  Y.;  Ph.D..  '88,  Columbia  Coll.;  LL.D.,  Union  Coll. 

1896,  Supervisor  of  Lectures,  Board  of  Education,  New  York  City,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
Albert  Leonard.  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '91,  Ohio  Univ.;    Ph.D.,  '94,  Hamilton  Coll.;  Lttt.D.,  '09,  Ohio 

Univ. 
X907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  and  Editor  of  "Journal  of  Pedagogy,"  3  Orchard  Place, 
New  Rochelle. 
Ellen  G.  Reveley,  Pd.D.,  '94,  N.  Y.  State  Nor.  Coll. 
349  Westcott  St.,  Syracuse. 
Z893    Thomas  O.  Barer,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '9a,  Ph.D.,  '06,  Nor.  Univ.,  Ohio;  Pd.D..  '96,  N.  Y.  UniT. 
X90X,   Principal  of  School  No.  44,  437  Hancock  St..  Brooklyn. 
ExMET  Belknap,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '83.  MarietU  Coll. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Scnoob,  a47  East  Ave.,  Lockport. 


W.  H.  Benedict,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Hamilton  Coll. 

X889,   Principal  of  School  No.  8,  sax  W.  3d  St.,  Ehnira. 


A.  Hall  Bvrdick. 

X890,   Principal  of  Public  Schod  No.  14,  4  Harrison  St.,  SupletoiL 
Charles  W.  Cole,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  Hamilton  Coll. 

X878,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  354  Hudson  Ave.,  Albany.  , 
Melvxl  Dewey,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '77i  Amherst  Coll.;  LL.D.,  'oa,  Syracuse  Univ.  and  Alfred  Univ. 
Trustee  of  Chautauqua  Institution,  and  Chairman  of  Home  Education  Committee, 
Lake  PUdd  Club,  Lake  Placid. 
George  Fenton. 

1890,   Agent  for  American  Book  Co.,  41  Olbiston,  Utica. 
Mary  F.  Hyde. 

Author  of  "Practical  Lessons  in  the  Use  of  English,"  "Practical  English  Grammar,'* 
"Two-Book  Course  in  English,"  etc.,  ao8  Main  St.,  Binghamton. 
Jambs  Lbe,  M.D.,  '86.  Bellevue  Hospital  Med.  Coll. 

x89a,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  456  W.  X4ist  St.,  New  York 
William  J.  Milne,  A.B.,  '68,  A.M.,  '71,  Ph.D.,  '77,  Rochester  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '78,  De  Pauw  Univ. 

President  of  New  York  State  Normal  College.  Albany. 
OscAB  D.  Robinson,  Ph.D.,  '87,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1886,   Principal  of  High  School,  501  State  St.,  Albany. 

1893  Andbew  W.  Edson.  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '81.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X897,  Associate  City  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Park  Ave.  and  59th  St.,  New  York. 
Henby  p.  Emerson,  A.B.,  '71,  A.M..  '74,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Education,  laa  College  St.,  Buffalo. 
John  Arthur  Greene,  A.M.,  '00,  Colby  Univ. 

1896,    Manager  of  American  Book  Co.,  xoo  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
Jenny  Biogs  Merrill,  Pd.D.,  '9a,  New  York  Univ. 

1896,    Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  Boroughs  of  Manhattan,  The  Bronx,  and  Richmond, 
xia  E.  8xst  St.,  New  York. 
Josephine  E.  Rogers. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  136;  res.,  301  East  68th  St.,  New  York. 

1894  Fred  Washington  Atkinson,  A.B.,  'go.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  \jc\1p7\g. 

X904,    President  of  Polytechnic  Institute  of  Brooklyn,  55  Pineapple  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Frank  D.  Beattys,  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '88,  Weslcyan  Univ. 

X908,   President  of  Frank  D.  Beattys  &  Co.,  Publishers,  aas,  sth  Ave.,  New  York.  ' 

Fbancxs  R.  Clair. 

X904,   Auditor  of  Accounts.  Department  of  Finance,  City  of  New  York;  res..  North  Boule- 
vard, College  Point. 
Cbablbs  Newell  Cobb,  A.B.,  '77,  and  A.M.,  '80,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1893,   Inspector  of  New  York  State  Education  Department,  a6  N.  Pine  Ave.,  Albany. 
Abtbub  Cahy  Fleishman,  A.M.,  Columhian  Univ. 

X909,   Graduate  Student,  Columbia  University,  503  W.  xa4th  St.,  New  York  City. 
Ctntbia  Lagomarsino. 

X884.   Teacher  in  Five  Points  Ladies'  Home  Mission  Day  School,  63  Park  St.,  New  York. 


158  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  3Iew  Y«k 

NEW  YORJL-^oHiinued 

1894    William  A.  Mackky. 

X899,  Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  53,  59  Huntingtoo  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
Charles  E.  Mcrsill. 

President  of  Charles  E.  Merrill  Co.,  Educational  Publiahecs,  44  E.  33d  St..  New  YocL 
FiKDCiiCK  MoNTESER,  PH.D.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Vienna,  Austria;  Pd.D.,  '03,  New  York  Univ. 

i8q7,  First  Assistant  and  Head  of  German  Department,  ue  Witt  Clinton  Hich  School 
605  Van  Courtlandt  Park  Ave.,  Yonkers. 

GROROB  a.  PLUfFTON. 

Educational  Publisher,  70, 5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Hestbr  a.  Roberts. 

x886,   Principal  of  Elementary  School  No.  10.  a  W.  xagth  St.,  New  York. 
^Edgar  O.  Silvbr,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Brown  Univ. 

Publisher,  President  Silver,  Burdett  &  Company,  331-241  W.  39th  St.,  New  Yofk. 
JosEFH  S.  Taylor,  Pd.D.,  '93,  New  York  Univ. 

1903,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3375  Loring  Place,  The  Bronx,  New  York. 
189s    Samuxl  Hottston  Albro,  Ph.D.,  Colgate  Univ. 

Woodside,  Central  Ave.,  Fredonia. 
H.  T.  Ambrose. 

Presidem  of  American  Book  Co..  Publishers,  xoo  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
Thomas  M.  Balliet. 

X904.  Dean  of  School  of  Pedagogy,  New  York  Univenity.  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
Ida  C.  Bender,  M.D..  V.  Univ.  of  Buffalo,  Med.  Dept. 

1893,   Supervisor  of  Primary  Grades,  807  Auburn  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
Clarence  Franklin  Carroll,  A.B.,  'Si.  Yale  Univ. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  8  Girton  PI.,  Rochester. 
Fannie  S.  Comings. 

X893,   Assistant  Pxindpal  of  Grammar  School  No.  77,  740  Park  PI.,  Brooklyn. 
JiTLU  E.  Crane. 

X884,  Teacher  of  Vocal  Music  State  Normal  School,  and  Director  of  Crane  Normal  Insti- 
tute of  Music,  60  Main  St.,  Potsdam. 
Samitbl  T.  DirrTON,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Yale  Coll. 

X900,   Professor  of  School  Administration,  Teachexs  College,  Columhia  University;   res., 
619  W.  xx4th  St..  New  York. 
Ada  Van  Stone  Harris. 

X897.  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  and  Supervisor  of  Kindergartens.  S07    East 
Ave..  Rocheaier. 
Edward  Hayward,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '93,  Union  Coll. 

X89X,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  103  Mohawk  St.,  Cohoes. 
Welland  Hcndrick,  A.B.,  '80.  A.M.,  '8t.  Colgate  Univ. 

X898,   First  Assistant  in  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers,  680  St  Nkholas  Ave.,  New 
York. 
Anna  B.  Herrig,  Grad..  Osw^o  Nor.  Sch.,  N.  Y. 

1908,   Supervisor  of  Practice,  State  Normal  School,  New  Paltz;  home  address,  823  Adams 
St..  Sagizuw,  Mich. 
Walter  L.  Hervey,  A.B..  A.M.,  Ph.D..  '93,  Princeton  Univ. 

z8o8.   Examiner,  Board  of  Education,  500  Park  Ave ,  New  York. 
WiLBER  W.  Howe. 

Author,  St.  Johnsville. 
Thomas  R.  Kneil,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Wesleyan  Univ..  Conn. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School  Building,  Saratoga  Springs. 
Louise  M.  Ij^pey. 

X903,   Assistant  Principal  of  Delaware  Avenue  School  No.  x6,  809  Auburn  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
Chari.ES  D.  I.ARKINS,  Ph.B.,  '81,  Pd.D.,  '04.  .\lfred  Univ. 

1893.    Principal  of  Manual  Training  High  School,  335  Argyle  Road,  Brooklyn. 
Irwen  Leviston,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '88,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X908,    Professor  of  Physics,  Weils  College,  Aurora. 
Seth  Low,  LL.D.,  '89,  Amherst  Coll.;  '90.  Univ.  of  State  of  N.  Y.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  Harvard  Univ.. 
Trinity;  '96,  Princeton  Univ.;  05.  Yale  Univ. 
1890-1891,  President  of  Columbia  University;    Ex-Mayor  of  New  York,  30  E.  64th  St.. 
New  York. 
Frank  Morton  McMdrry,  Ph.D.,  Jena. 

1898,    Professor  of  Elementary  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  Umversity,  New 
York;   res.,  9  Hillside  Drive.  Park  Hill,  Yonkers. 
Henry  Dorsey  Newsom,  A.B.,  '72,  West.  Md.  Coll. 

President  of  Newson  &  Co.,  Publishers.  27  and  39  W.  33d  St.;  res.,  x6o  W.  xo6th  St, 
New  York. 
•        Andrew  V.  V.  Raymond,  A.B..  *7S,  D  !>■.  '8?.  Union  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '94,  Williams  Coll. 

Pastor  of  First  Presbyterian  Church  of  Buffalo;    res.,  368  North  St.,  Buffalo. 
J.  M.  Rice,  M.D.,  '81,  Coll.  of  Phys.  and  Sur.,  N.  Y. 

606  W.  n6th  St.,  New  York. 
RoviLLOS  R.  Rogers,  .\.B.,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1890,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  637  E.  6th  St.,  Jamestown. 
James  Earl  Russell,  A.B..  '87.  Cornell  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '94.  Leipzig;  LL.D.,  '03,  Dickinson  CoU., and 
•05.  Univ.  of  Colo.;    LL.D.,  'oo.  McGill  Univ. 
1898,   Dean  of  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  500  W.  i3xst  St.,  New  York. 
*  Deceased. 


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NEW^YORK--C0filMtf«f  * 

189s    Henxy  R.  Sanioio,  A.B.,  Vi,   A.M.,  *64,  Genesee  Coll.;  A.M.,  '73,  Syracuse  Univ.;   Ph.D.,  '94. 
Union  Univ. 
1885.  State  Institute  Conductor  of  New  York,  135  Elm  St.,  Peon  Yan. 
ALnzD  T.  ScHAurrLER,  A.B.,  '65,  A.M.,  '68,  Williams  CoU. 

xQoa,   Diatria  Superintendent  of  Schools,  the  City  of  New  York;  res..  a86a  Marion  Ave  , 
Bedford  Park. 
Henky  G.  Schnkidek.  B.Sc.,  '87,  Coll.  City  of  New  York. 

1888,  Second  Assistant  in  Public  School  No.  xo,  Bronx;  res..  6x0  W.  47th  St.,  New 
York. 

Sylvester  R.  Shear. 

XQoa,   Superintendent  of  Schoob.  74  Fair  St.,  Kingston. 
Plowxwn  Stevens,  Jr.,  B.Sc.,  '88,  CoQ.  Qty  of  New  York. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  6,  Bronx;  res.,  axa6  Washington  Ave.,  New  York. 
JoBN  H.  Walsh,  A.B.,  '73.  A.M.,  '89,  Georgetown  Coll.;  LL.B^  '80.  Columbia  Coll. 

190a,   Associate  City  Superintendent  of  Schools,  The  City  of  New  York;  res.,  850a  Fort 
Hamilton  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Charles  F.  Wheeloce,  B.Sc.,  '73,  Cornell  Univ.;  LL.D..  '05,  St.  Lawrence- Univ. 

Chief  of  Division  of  Examinations,  Departmeot  of  Education,  State  of  New  York; 
res.,  7x  Cliff  St.,  Canajoharie. 
1896    Mrs.  Amelia  D.  Alden.  Grad.,  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

X895,  Teacher  of  English  and  History.  48  Boulevard,  Westerleigh,  West  New  Brighton; 
express  office.  Port  Richmond. 
Edward  N.  Bristol. 

Bo  \  Publisher,  34  W.  33d  St.,  New  York. 
John  Franklin  Brown,  Ph.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '95,  Earlham  ColL;  Ph.D.,  '96.  Cornell  Univ. 

X909,   Exchaziige  Teacher  of  English  in  Prussia;  res.,  33 1^  W.  Clinton  St.,  Elmira. 

Eugene  C.  Colby. 

1905,   State  Director  of  Drawing  and  Manual  Training.  State  of  New  York;  res ,  39  Rut- 
gert  St.,  Rochester. 
Lb  Roy  C.  Cooley,  A.M.,  Ph.D. 

1874,   Professor  of  Physics,  Emeritus,  Vassar  College,  a  Reservoir  Sq.,  Poughkeepsie. 
Henry  M.  Crist. 

Manager  of  New  York  Office,  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  11  E.  x6th  St.,  New  Yotk. 
Boothe  Colwell  Davis,  A.B.,  '«>.  A.M..  '93,  Alfred  Univ.;  B.D.,  '93,  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '96,  Nat. 
Nor.  Univ.;  d7d..  'oi,  Alfred  Univ. 

1895,  President  of  Alfred  University.  a6  Main  St.,  Alfred. 

George  Sahlsr  Davis,  B.Sc.,  CoU  of  City  of  New  York,  LL.D.,  '08.  N.  Y.  Univ. 

x888.   President  of  the  Normal  College  of  the  Gty  of  New  York,  Park  Ave.  and  68th  St., 
New  York. 
William  Reed  Eastman,  A.B.,  's4.  Yale  Coll.;  B.L.S..  '9a.  M.L.S.,  'o6,  Univ.  of  N.  Y. 

1893,   Inspector  of  Public  Libraries,  and  (1906)  Chief  of  Division  of   Educational  Exten- 
sion, New  York  State  Education  Department,  State  Library,  Albany. 
Ella  C.  Elder. 

1898,  Supervisor  of  Kindergartens,  86  Delaware  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
Henry  William  Ellsworth,  Grad.,  Fredonia  Acad. 

i86x.  Author  and  PuhUaher  of  Schoolbooks,  xa?  Duane  St.,  New  York;  res.,  Montvale, 
N.J. 
James  A.  Estee,  A.M..  Al£red  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  17  Third  Ave.,  Gloversville. 
John  Huston  Finley.  A.B..  '87,  A.M.   '90,  Knox  Coll.:  LL.D..  Princeton  Univ.,  Park  Coll.,  Knox 
Coi,  Univ.  df  WU.,  Yulane  Univ..  Williams  CoU.,  and  Dartmouth  CoU. 
1903,   President  of  CoUege  of  The  City  of  New  York;  res.,  St.  Nicholas  Terrace.  New 
York. 
Robert  Foresman.  ■ 

Sales  Manager,  Aeolian  Co.,  36a  Fifth  Ave.,  New  York. 
Charles  Eugene  Gorton,  Ph.B.,  '71,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pd.D.,  '06.  Alfred  Univ. 

X884,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  55  Hawthorne  Ave.,  Yonkers. 
Elbert  W.  GRrrFrrn,  Ph.B.,  Ph.D..  lU.  Wes.  Univ.;  A.  M.,  Wes.  Univ.,  Conn. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  6  Pearl  St.,  Glens  Falls. 
Walter  B.  Gunnison,  A.B.,  'js,  A.M.,  '78.  Ph.D.,  '93. 

1896,  Principal  of  Erasmus  Hall  High  School,  77  WUson  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Caroline  T.  Haven. 

1884,   Principal  of  Kindergarten  Department,  Ethical  Culture  Scho6l,  Central  Park,  West 
and  63d  Sts.,  New  York. 
Alpbeus  B.  Kenyon,  B.Sc..  '74.  M.Sc.,  '77,  D.Sc.,  '05,  Alfred  Univ. 

1908,    Dean  of  College  of  Liberal  Arts,  Alfred  University,  33  S.  Main  St.,  Alfred.- 
Mrs.  Maria  Kraus-BoeltI. 

1873,   Principal  of  Kraus  Seminary  for  Kindergartners;  res.,  Hotel  San  Remo,  146  Central 
ParkW.,  New  York. 
Charx^s  E.  Lawton. 

1889,  Principal  of  Central  Grammar  School,  148  Seward  Ave.  South,  Auburn. 
Thomas  Bailey  Lovell,  A.B.,  '62,  A.M..  '65,  Univ.  df  Rochester;  LL.D.,  '00,  Hobart  CoU. 

x89a,   Principal  of  High  School,  70a  Chilton  Ave.,  Niagara  Falls. 
J.  Edman  Masses,  A.B..  '73,  A.M.,  '76,  Hamilton  CoU. 

Ex-Superintendent  of  Schools,  443  N.  Main  St.,  Herkimer. 
Clarence  E.  Meleney,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '79,  Colby  Univ.;  LL.D. 

X896,   Associate  City  Superintendent  of  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York  City;  res.,  370 
McDonough  St.,  Brooklyn. 


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1896  Otis  MoimosE. 

1895,  Principal  of  Haldane  High  School,  Coldspring,  Ptitnam  Co. 

HowASD  J.  Rocus.  A.B.,  '84,  Williams  Coll.;  A.M..   *04.  Columbia  Univ.;   LL.D.,  Northwesteni 
Univ. 
Secretary  and  Director,  New  York  Sute  Committee  at  Alaska- Yukoo  Exposition, 
Seattle,  Wash.;   address,  Education  Department,  Albany. 
Fbank  a.  Schmidt,  Pd.D.,  'gz,  New  York  Univ. 

1904,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  169,  Audubon  Ave.,  i68th  and  169th  Sts.;  res.,  440  W. 
i47tn  St.,  New  York. 
Mae  E.  Schkeibes. 

1902,   Institute  Instructor  in  Language  and  Literature,  Imperial  Hotel,  New  York. 
Jacob  Gould  Schurman,  A.B.,  '77.  A.M.,' 78,  Univ.  of  London;  D.Sc.,  '78,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh;  LL.D.. 
*93,  Columbia  Univ.,  '01,  Yale  Univ.,  *o3,  Univ.  of  EUiinburgh.  and  '08,  Williams 
CoU. 
1893,   President  of  Cornell  University,  Ithaca. 
Bonnie  E.  Snow. 

^Editorial  Department,  Prang  Educational  Company,  115  University  PL,  New  York. 
Mary  V.  Squue. 

Assistant  in  School  No.  39,  19  Marigold  Ave.,  Bu£falo. 

Edwaxd  Walmsley  Stttt.  M.Sc..  '81.  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  Pd.M.,  '07.  Pd.D.,  'oo,  N.  Y.  Umv. 
X903,   Distria  Superintendent  of  Schools,  613  W.  x79th  St.,  Washington  Heists,  New  York. 
Amelia  Eaele  Tramt,  M.D.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Buffalo. 

1897,  Principal  of  Boys'  Demrtment,  Instructor  in  Psychology  and  Physiology.  Mastea 

Park  High  School,  "The  Markeen,"  Main  and  Utica  Sts.,  Buffalo. 
M.  H.  Walrath,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '92,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1896,  Principal  of  High  School,  Box  544,  Troy 

1897  Jessie  H.  BANCRorr. 

1893,   Assistant  Director  of  Physical  Training,  Public  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
Enoch  Hfnry  Currier,  A.M.,  'ga,  Nat.  Deaf  Mute  Coll.,  D.  C. 

1893,    Principal  of  New  York  Institution  for  Deaf  and  Dumb,  W.  163d  St.  and  Fort  Wash- 
ington Ave.,  Station  M,  New  York. 
John  Dewey,  A.B.,  '79.  Univ.  of  Vt.;  Ph.D.,  '84,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1904,  Professor  of  Philosophy,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Anne  J.  Farley. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  183,  Manhattan;  res.,  1334  Lexington  Ave.,  New  York. 
Henry  W.  Jameson.  A.B.,  '7a.  Yale  Coll. 

1890,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  47  W.  xigth  St.,  New  York. 
Edward  Lord,  A.M.,  '94.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

xgoa,   General  Manager  of  Educational  Department,  Charles  Scribner's  Sons,  153,  sth 
Ave.,  New  York. 
Adolph  L.  Peck. 

1880.   Librarian  of  Gloversville  Free  Library,  Gloversville. 
Henning  Webb  Prentis.  Grad.,  '71.  Univ.  of  Va. 

1909,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  78,  8415,  13th  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
GusTAVE  STRArBENMth-LER,  A.B.,  L.H.D.,  '09,  Mflhleuberg  ColL 

1906.    Associate  City  Superintendent  of  Schools,  X69  W.  88th  St.,  New  York. 

John  Henry  Thiry. 

The  Father  of  the  School  Savings  Bank  in  the  United  Sutes,  x8i  Academy  St.,  Long 
Island  City. 
Henry  Hobart  Vah.,  A.B.,  '60,  LL.D.,  '07,  Middlebury  CoH. 

Publisher,  32a  W.  7Sth  St.,  New  York. 
Eli  W.  Weaver,  B.E..  '86.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Millersrillc.  Pa.:  M.Pd.,  '04.  N.  Y.  Univ. 

X90X,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Boys'  High  School,  35  Jefferson  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Zenas  Freeman  Westervelt,  LL.D.,  '95.  Rochester  Univ. 

1876,   Superintendent  of  Rochester  School  for  the  Deaf,  945  St.  Paul  St.,  Rochester. 

William  Stearns  Whtfe,  Ph.B.,  '80,  Albion  Coll. 

Representative  of  Newson  &  Co.,  Publishers,  27  W.  a3d  St.,  New  York  City. 

1898  Susan  F.  Chase,  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Wis..  A.M..  Milton  Coll.;  Ph.D..  Teachers  Coll.,  Buffalo  Univ. 

1898,  Teacher  of  Literature  and  Psychology,  State  Normal  School,  Buffalo. 

W.  E.  Cochrane. 

President  of  Prang  Educational  Co.,  113  University  PI.,  New  York. 

Richard  Elwood  Dodge,  A.B.,  'go,  A.M.,  '04,  Harvard  Univ. 

1896,   Professor  of  Geography,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  Yoik. 
Georc.e  Wells  Fitz.  M.D..  '91. 

Peconic.  Suffolk  Co. 
George  B.  Germann,  A.B.,  '05,  Ph.D.,  *go.  Columbia  Univ. 

igoai    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  130,  167  Rutland  Road,  Brooklyn. 

Charles  L.  Harrinc.ton.  A.B.,  '70.  A.M.,  '95,  Amherst  Coll. 

1905,  Lecturer,  520  W.  1x4th  St.,  New  York  City. 

Charles  C.  Holpen  Pd.M. 

1904,   Prinripal  of  Public  School  No.  17,  Bronx,  City  Island,  New  York;  res.,  15  Beach  Ave, 
M;imaroneck. 
Eugene  W.  Lyttle.  A.B..  '7S,  A.M.,  '81.  Ph.D.,  'o«;.  Hamilton  Coll. 

1898,    Inspector  of  UnivcrMty  of   the   State   of   New  York,  New  York  State  Education 
Department,  Capitol,  .\lbany. 


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1898  WnxiAM  SiOTB  MvRSAY.  B.Sc..  '88,  M.Sc.,  '93,  Syracuse  Univ. 

Graduate  Studeat,  Columbia  University;  res.,  419  W.  laxst  St.,  New  York. 

ViMTON  S.  Paksslek^  A.M.,  *ox,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1897,  Principal  of  Barlow  School  of  Industrial  Arts,  6  Gary  St.,  Binghamton. 

C.  R.  Richards,  B.Sc.,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1898,  Director  of  Cooper  Union,  New  York. 

Stuakt  H.  Rows,  A.b.,  '90,  Yak  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '9c,  Jena  Univ.,  Germany. 

1904,   Head  of  Department  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  Brooklyn  Training  School  for 
Teachers;  also,  Lecturer  on  Educational  Psychology,  Adelfdii  College;  res.,  1060A 
Sterling  PL,  Brooklyn. 
Edwaxd  Lex  Tborndikx,  A.B.,  '95.  Wes.  Univ.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ.;  .\.M.,  '97,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.* 
'08,  Columbia  Univ. 
X904,  Professor  of  Educational  Psychology,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;  res., 
S30  W.  lajd  St.,  New  York. 
Shesmam  Williams,  Pd.D.;  '94,  Albany  Nor.  Coll. 

1898,  Institute  Instructor  for  State  of  New  York,  to  Grove  Ave.,  Glens  Falls. 

1899  FftEDERiCK  B.  Abbott,  Ph.D.,  '98.  Martyn  Coll. 

1907,  Teacher  in  Manual  Training  High  School;  res.,  490.  7th  St.,  Brooklyn. 

Daewin  L.  Barowell,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '88,  Amherst  Coll. 

190a,   District  Supermtendent  of  City  Schools,  131  St.  Marks  PI.,  New  Brighton. 
Philip  M.  Hull,  A  B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '79,  Hamilton  Coll.,  N.  Y. 

1899,  Institute  Conductor,  Clinton. 

HXNEY  Johnson,  B.L.,  '89,  Univ.  of  Minn.;  A.M..  'oa,  Columbia  Univ. 

1906.  Professor  of  History,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;  res.,  6ao  W.  ii6(h  St. 

New  Yoric. 

A.  Leeoy  Jones,  A.B.,  '95,  Williams  Coll.:  Ph.D.,  'oS,  Columbia  Univ. 

1909,   Adjunct  Professor  of  Philosophy,  Columbia  University,  New  Yoric  City. 

John  Kennedy. 

1890,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Hotel  Richmond,  Batavia. 

J.  E.  NeCollins,  B.L.J  '93,  Univ.  of  Wb. 

1901,    Music  Departmoit  of  American  Book  Co.,  100  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 

Charles  E.  Nichols. 

1909,   Principal  of  School  No.  10,  153  Stevens  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon. 

Edward  A.  Page,  LL.B.,  '73,  Columbia  Univ. 

1884.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  77,  Boys,  Manhattan.  400  E.  86th  St.,  New  York. 
Henry  Carr  Pearson,  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ. 

1903,    Principal  of  Horace  Mann  Elementary  School,  Columbia  University;  res.,  501  W. 
xaoth  St..  New  York. 
Jin.iET  Pearson. 

x86o.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  68,  Primary,  Manhattan.  116  W.  za8th  St.,  New  York. 
William  E.  Pulsipier.  A.M.,  Bates  CoU. 

Educational  Publisher  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  339  W.  39th  St.,  New  York. 

Edward  B.  Rawson,  B.Sc.,  '81,  Mass.  Agri.  Coll. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Friends'  Schools,  aa6  E.  i6th  St.,  New  York. 

John  Franklin  Reigart,  A.B.,  Dickinson  Coll. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  a.  New  York;  res.,  31  Euclid  Ave.,  Yonkers. 

M.  Augusta  Requa.  M.D.,  '93  Women's  Coll.,  NY.  Infirmary;   Pd.M.,  '96,  LL.B.,  '07,  New  York 
Univ.;  Grad.,  '88,  Anderson's  Nor.  Sch.  of  Gymnastics. 
1896,   Supervisor  of  Physical  Education.  Public  Schools,  55  W.  sad  St.,  New  York. 

Edward  L.  Stevens,  A.B..  '90,  A.M.,  '03,  Hamilton  Coll.;  L.H.D..  *o6,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 
1898,   Associate  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 

Ralph  Stockman  Tare,  B.Sc.,  '91,  Harvard  Univ.  ^ 

1896,   Professor  of  Physical  Geography,  Cornell  University,  x  East  Ave.,  Ithaca. 

John  F.  WoooHtTLL,  A.B.,  '80,  Yale  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '9?.  Columbia  Univ. 

1888.    Professor  of  Physical  Science,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 

xgoo    Woodford  Dulany  Anderson,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ph.D. 

1903,   Teacher  of  Commercial  Branches,  Washington  Ir\ing  High  School,  New  York  City; 
res.,  1494,  57th  St.,  Brooklyn. 

Charles  W.  D.  Coffin. 

Commercial  Publications  Department,  American  Book  Company,  100  Washington 
Sq.,  New  York. 

James  B.  T.  Demarest,  Pd.M.,  '98.  New  York  Univ. 

X903,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  19,  344  E.  X4th  St.,  New  York. 

Clyde  Furst,  A.M.,  '95,  Dickinson  Coll. 

X9oa,    Secretary  of  Teachers  College.  Columbia  University,  New  York. 

Edwin  Osgood  Grover,  B.L.,  '94,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

Editor,  Atkinson,  Mentzer  &  Grover,  24  W.  39th  St.,  New  York  City. 

Elbert  A.  Gruver,  A.B.,  '92.  .\.M..  '96,  Gettsburg  Coll 
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1909,    Principal  ot  Central  New  York  Institute  for  Deaf  Mutes,  Rome. 

.  Hawkins,  A.M.,  '94.  Union  Coll.;  D.Sc,  '05,  St.  I^wrence  Univ. 

X898,   Principal  of  State  Normal  and  Training  School,  79  Court  St.,  Plattsburgh. 


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1900    BuTiAM  A.  LsNFEST,  B.Sc..  'oo,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.;  Ph.D..  *o5.  Yale  Univ. 

X905,   Mechanical  Drawing  and  Manual  Training,  Manual  Training  High  School;   res., 
1524,  76th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
William  McAndrkw,  A.B.,  '86.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1903.   Principal  of  Washington  Irving  High  School;  rea.,  3758  Kingsbridge  Terrace,  New 
York. 
ELim  S.  Rkdkan.  A.M.,  W  Ph.D., 'g8,  Dl.  Wealeyan  Univ.;  A.M.,  '03,  AUrcd  Univ. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  85  Genesee  St.,  Homell. 
Jao^ues  W.  Rsdway,  F.R.G.S. 

Geographer  and  Author,  39  E.  4th  St.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
Albbkt  Hcnky  Wilcox.  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

1900,   Principal  of  East  High  School.  Alexander  St.,  Rochester. 

K901     Frank  David  Boynton*.  A.B.,  '91,  Middlebury  CoU.;- A.M.,  '94,  Hamilton  Coll.;  Pd.D.,''o3.  S}Ta. 
cuse  Univ. 
1900,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  xza  Parker  St.,  Ithaca. 

Pkicy  L  Buobzs,  A.M.,  D.Sc.,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1898,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  x8  Walnut  St.,  Oneonta. 
Eliza  A.  Catebson. 

1894,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  ai.  Bronx,  660  E.  a33d  St.,  New  York;  express  office, 
Woodlawn. 
Mabshjmj.  Wark  Downing,  A.B.,  '94,  Oberlin  CoU. 

1903,   Head  of  Department  of  Latin  and  Gredc,  High  School,  733  S.  Beech  St.,  Syracuse. 
Jamis  M.  Edsall. 

,190a,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  84x8  Bay  Parkway,  Brooklyn. 
Cbaslzs  Robert  Gaston,  Ph.B.,  '06,  Ph.D..  '04.  Cornell  Univ. 

1900,  Teacher  of  Enghsh,  Richmond  Hill  High  School,  Queens,  New  York  City;    res.,  949 
Park  PL,  Brooklyn. 

S.  B.  HxcKMAN,  Ph.B..  '93i  Earlham  ColL;  A.B.,  *94.  Harvard;  A.M..  '05.  Ph.D..  '06,  Univ.  of  Pa. 
1906,   Instructor  in  Education,  CoUege  of  the  City  of  New  York,  New  York. 

Kathryn  I.  Hewitt,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Oswego,  N.  Y. 

X905,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  New  York  State  Training  School  for  Girls,  Lock  Box  R, 
Hudson. 
F.  P.  KXPPEL,  A.B.  '98,  Columbia  Univ. 

1903,   Secretary  of  Columbia  University,  New  Yoric 
John  Henry  MacCracken,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M..  '97,  New  York  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '99.  Halle- Wittenberg. 

Z903,   University  Syndic,  New  York  University,  Washington  Sq.,  £ast,  New  York. 
John  Angits  MacVannel,  A.M.,  '94,  Toronto  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Columbia  Univ. 

Z904,    Professor  of  the  Philosophy  of  Education,  Columbia  University,  4x1  W.   xisth  St., 
New  York. 
C.  T.  McFarlane,  Ph.B.,  Pd.M.,  Pd.D.,  '03,  St.  Nor.  CoU.,  Albanv,  N,  Y. 

Z90X,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Campus,  Broocport. 
Ernest  L.  Merttt,  A.B.,  '91,  Wesleyan  Univ.;  A.M.,  'o^,  Yale  Univ. 

X905,   Principal  of  High  School,  140  S.  Main  St.,  GloversviUe. 
Harrison  T.  Morrow,  B.  Sc..  '88. 

X90O,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  358  Guy  Park  Ave.,  Amsterdam. 
Albertus  D.  Perkins,  A.B.,'86,  ComeU  Univ. 

1894,   Central  New  York  Agent,  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  res.,  93  Tompkins  St.,  Cortland. 
James  J.  Sheppard,  A.B..  Harvard  Univ. 

Z903,   Principal  of  New  York  High  School  of  Commerce,  155  W.  65th  St.,  New  York. 

David  Eugene  Smith,  Ph.B.,  '81,  Ph.M.,  '83,  Ph.D.,  '87,  IX.D.,  '05,  Syracuse  Univ.;  Pd.M.,  '08, 
Mich.  Nor.  Coll.  ,  »», 

X90X,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  Yorit. 
Haviland  Stevenson. 

With  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  85,  5th  Ave.,  New  York. 
Reuben  A.  Taylor. 

190 X,   Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  7x0,  4th  St.,  Niagara  Falls. 

Richard  S.  Thomas,  A.B.,  '87,  Yale  Univ.;  LL.B.,  '89,  Columbia  Univ. 

Member  of  the  firm  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  70,  sth  Ave.,  New  York. 
Margaret  E.  Tuger. 

1891,   Principal  of  South  Side  School,  cor.  Carolina  and  German  Sts..  Herkimer. 
1903  Alfred  Willis  Abrams,  Ph.B.,  '91.  ComeU  Univ. 

Chief  Division  of  V^isual  Instruction,  New  Yoric  State  Education  Department,  439 
Western  Ave.,  Albany. 
Ezra  Wilkins  Benedict,  A.B.,  '01,  Middlebury  CoU. 

1909,    Principal  of  High  School,  Walden.  ^ 

Wallace  Buttrick.  D.D.,  '98  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

Secretary  of  the  General  Education  Board,  Member  of  Southern  Education  Board 
and  the  John  F.  Slater  Fund  for  the  Education  of  Freedmen,  a  Reaor  St.,  New 
York. 
John  Jameson  Chickebing,  A.M.,  Amherst  CoU.;  LL.M.,  Columbian  Univ. 

1898,    District  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Borough  of  Queens;  res.,  105  E.  71st  St.,  Nev 
York. 
Halsey  M  Collins,  A.B.,  '96,  Amherst  CoU. 

Representative  of  Charles  E.  MerriU  Co.,  4  Charies  St.,  Cortland. 


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igoa   HoLLis  Ellsworth  Dann,  Mus.D. 

X905.  Profeasor  of  Music  and  Head  of  Department  of  Music,  Cornell  University,  507  E. 
Seneca  St.,  Ithaca. 
LiDA  B.  Eashast,  A.B.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Mich.}  A.M.,  '06,  Ph.D.,  '08,  Columbia  Univ. 
450  W.  xiSth  St..  New  York. 

GioiOB  M.  Forbes.  A.B.,  '78,  A.M., '8x,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

x88x,   Professor  of  the  Science  of  Education.  University  of  Rochester,  and  President  of 
the  Board  of  Education,  335  Dartmoutn  St.,  Rochester. 

Cbaslrs  Stsakns  Hartwell,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M., '88,  Amherst  Coll. 

X908,   First  Assistant  in  English,  Eastern  District  High  School,  234  Willoughby  Ave., 
Brooklyn. 
Emma  A.  Johnson. 

190a,  Prindpal  of  Model  School.  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers;   res.,  a  W. 
lapth  St..  New  York. 
Jamxs  Edward  Mason.  D.D..  '06.  Livingstone  Coll. 

Professor  of  Political  Economy..  livingstone  College;  home  address,  X07  Colnmhh 
Ave.,  Rochester. 
C.  S.  McLxAN. 

Representative  for  American  Book  Co.,  500  Potomac  Ave.,  Buffala 

Frxd  Hbrrmancz  Mead,  A.M.,  'oa,  Hamilton  Coll.;  Pd.M..  '98,  N.Y.  Univ.  Sch.  of  Ped. 

X900,   Principal  of  Public  Schools  Nos.  la  and  78,  Borough  of  Queens,  New  York;  rci., 
334  Broadway,  Flushing. 
CoLUMBtTs  N.  Millard. 

1896,   Supervisor  of  Grammar  Grades,  837  Richmond  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
Paul  Monrok,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ph.D..  '07,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Professor  in  the  History  of  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  Univerrity,  New 
York- 
Hasbrouck  O.  Palen. 

Educatbnal  Department.  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  Highland. 

Herman  S.  Putt,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  111.:  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Strassburg. 

XO08,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  34;  res.,  xap  W.  xa7th  St.,  New  York. 

Thomas  Nicholson,  A.B..  '93,  A.M.,  '95.  Northwestern  Univ.;  D.D.,  '98,  Iowa  Wes.  Univ.,  and 
•oS,  Garrett  Bib.  Inst.;  LL.D.,  '07.  Cornell  Coll. 
X908,  Corresponding  Secretary,  Board  of  Education  of  the  M.  E.  Church,  150,  st^  Ave., 
New  York  City. 
Virgil  Prettyman,  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  '9J,  Dickinson  Coll.:  Pd.D.,  '05. 

X895.   Principal  of  Horace  Mann  High  School,  Broadway  and  W.  xaoth  St..  New  York. 

Hbnby  Smtth  PRrrcHETT.  Ph.D.,  Munich;*  LL.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa..  Harvard,  Yale,  Johns  Hnnkins 
Univ.  of  Mich.,  Williams  ColL,  Univ.  of  Toronto,  Brown  Univ.;   Sc.D..  Stevens 
Inst,  and  Tufts  CoU. 
President  of  Carnegie  Foundation  for  the  Advancement  of  Teaching,  576,  5th  Ave.. 
New  York. 
Arthitr  W.  Richards. 

1899,   Director,  Department  of  Mechanic  Arts,  The  Ethical  Culture  Schools,  33  Central 
Park,  West,  New  York. 
C.  O.  Richards. 

x886.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  ao6  Orchard  Road.  Solvay. 
Ldbib  Jayne  Sweetland. 

1909,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  George  Junior  Republic,  Freeville;  res.,  Dryden. 

Thomas  Tapper,  FeUow  Am.  Coll.  of  Musicians.  Univ.  of  the  State  of  N.  Y. 

X905,   Instructor  in  Institute  of  Musical  Art  and  (1908)  Lecturer,  New  York  University,  xoo 
Washington  Square,  New  York. 
Morgan  Washburn.  Grad.,  '78.  Oswego  Nor.  and  Tr.  Sch. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  36,  Bronx,  New  York;  res.,  16x5  Beason  Ave.,  West- 
chester. 

Joseph  F.  Wingebach,  B.Sc.,  '89,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  Yoric. 

iQos,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  xi8;  res.,  X76a,  84th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
1903    Allan  Abbott,  A.B.,  '06,  Harvard  Univ. 

X93a,  Teacher  of  English,  Horace  Mann  High  School,  xaoth  St.,  New  York. 
William  Slp.eper  Aldrich,  M.E.,  '84.  Stevens  Inst,  of  Tech. 

X901,   Director  of  Thomas  S.  Clarkson  Memorial  School  of  Technology,  51  Main  St., 
Potsdam. 
Clara  American. 

X896,   Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  xa7,  Manhattan;  res.,  xao  E.  86th  St.,  New  York. 
William  W.  Appleton. 

D.  Appleton  &  Co.,  39  W.  32d  St.,  New  York. 
Ulysses  Fayette  .\xtell,  A.B..  '98,  Colgate  Univ. 

1909,   Head  of  English  Department.  State  Normal  School,  Cortland. 
Saul  Badanes,  A.M.,  Columbia  Univ.;    Pd.D.,  New  York.  Um'v. 

1906,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  84,  Brooklyn;  Casco  St.,  Woodhaven,  L.  I. 

Lyman  A.  Best,  B.Sc.,  '88,  Cornell  Univ. 

X889,   Principal  of  Grammar  Schod  No.  xo8,  Brooklyn  Secr^ary  Board  of  Retirement, 
Department  of  Education,  New  York  City;  res..  947  President  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Kathrbine  D.  Blake. 

Principal  of  Girls'  Department,  Public  School  No.  6,  Manhattan;   res.,  X04  W. 
84th  St.,  New  York. 


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1003    Annah  Pr£Ntice  Blood,  B.Sc..  '06.  Teachers  Coll..  Columbia  Univ. 

igo6,  Teacher  of  English,  East  Side  Evening  High  School  for  Women;  (1907)  Teacher  of 
English,  Departmental  Section,  Grammar  School  No.  58,  Manhattan;  res.,  403  W. 
115th  St.,  New  York. 
Homer  C.  Bristol,  A.B..  '74.  Rochester  Univ.;  A.M.,  '96,  New  Yoik  Univ. 

1897,   Principal  oif  Public  School  No.  loj,  336  Willoughby  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Edwin  C.  Brooice,  LL.B.,  Ph.B..  A.M.,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *oa,  Columbia  Univ.; 

1906,   Superinteiodent  of  Schools;  res.,  46  S.  Fourth  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
Mbnzo  BuRLiNOAiCE,  Ph.B.,  Syracu.w  Univ. 

Z907,   Principal  of  High  School,  Worcester. 
Henry  White  Callahan,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M..  '81,  Hamilton  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '85.  Rutgers  Coll. 

1908,   Head  Master.  Syms  School,  49  and  51  E.  6ist  St.,  New  York. 
Katharine  R.  Callahan. 

190a,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  1 1 5,  EaM  92d  St.  and  .\ve.  M,  Brooklyn;  home  addrev. 
Morrisville. 
James  McKeen  Cattell,  A.B..  LL.D.,  Lafayette  Coll.;   Ph.D.,  Leipzig. 

1890,  Professor  of  Psychobgy,  Columbia  University;  res.,  Garrison. 
George  A.  Cos,  Ph.D.,  '91,  Boston  Univ. 

XO09,    Professor  in  Union  Theological  Seminary,  700  Park  Ave.,  New  York  City. 
OsMYN  P.  CoNANT,  A.B.,  '79.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

Publisher,  Member  of  Firm  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  70.  5th  Ave.,  New  Yoik. 
John  P.  Conroy,  M.D.,  '03,  New  York  Univ. 

1897.  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  179.  Manhattan;  res.,  167  W.  94th  St.,  New  Yock. 
Agnes  A.  Cording. 

1906,   Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  84,  Borough  of  Queens;  res.,  9  SkOlmu 
Ave.,  Long  Island  City. 
C.  Ward  Crampton,  M.D.,  '00,  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,   Director  of  Physical  Training.  City  Schoofe,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
Charles  O.  Dewey.  A.B.,  *85,  Syracuse  Univ.;  Ph.D., '90,  Univ.  of  N.  Y.;  LL.B., '04,  St.  Lawrence 
Univ. 
Principal  of  Public  School  No.  136;  res.,  467  McDonough  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Henry  Nash  Dickinson,  A.B.,  '89,  Amherst  Coll. 

1906,   Teacher  of  Latin,  Manual  Training  High  School;  res.,  195  Kingston  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Cornelia  A.  Dike,  .\.B. 

1903,   English  Department,  Wadleigh  High  School,  Manhattan;  648  W.  158th  St,   New 

John  Doty. 

1899,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  ai,  Manhattan,  aaa  Mott  St.,  New  York. 
John  Dwyer,  A.M..  'o^,  St.  John's  Coll.;  Pd.M.,  Pd.D.,  New  York  Univ. 

1902,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  764  West  End  Ave.,  New  YoA. 

JlTLLA  L.  ElCHE. 

X904,   Head  of  Department,  Public  School  No.  57,  Manhattan;  res.,  446  E.  85th  St.,  New 
York. 
Mrs.  Kate  A.  Erwin. 

New  Salem,  Albany  Co.;  express  office,  Voorhesville. 
Charles  S.  Estes,  A.B.,  '84,  Colby  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '95,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

Latin  Department.  Erasmus  Hall  High  School,  26$  St.  James  PI.,  Brooklyn. 
Mamie  Fay. 

1898.  As.sistant  to  Principal,  Public  Schools  Nos.  78  and  xa.  New  Yoik;  res.,  HiOade  Ave.. 

Corona. 
Marion  D.  Fulton.  A.B.,  '85.  A.M.,  '98.  Ewing  Coll. 

1905,    Eastern  Representative  of  Powers  &  Lyons  Publishing  Co.,  X133  Broadway,  Room 
611,  New  York. 
Arthur  F.  Gardner,  A.M..  Bucknell  Univ. 

1905,    Head  of  Latin  Department,  High  School,  8  Larch  St.,  Troy. 
Maude  Gardner. 

1900,  Teacher  of  Drawing.  Girls'  High  School.  60a  Franklin  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Edward  J.  Goodwin.  A.B..  '72.  Utt.D..  '05.  Bates  Coll.;  L.H.D..  '©s,  Amherst  ColL 

1908,    Principal  of  Packer  Collegiate  Institute,  Brooklyn. 
Magnus  Gross,  B.Sc.,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

First  Assistant  in  Public  School  No.  6,  Boys,  Manhattan;  res.,  6ao  W.  lygth  St., 
New  York. 
Luther  Halsey  Gulick,  M.D.,  '89,  Univ.  of  New  York. 

X907,    Russell  Sage  Foundation,  i  Madison  Ave.;  res.,  431  Riverside  Drive,  New  York. 
Frank  Hankinson.  B.E..  B.Sc,  M.Sc.,  State  Nor.  Sch.,  West  Chester.  Pa.;  B.Sc..  New  York  Univ. 
1908,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  11,  Richmond  Borough,  New  York  City;   res.,  Ray- 
mond PI.,  West  New  Brighton. 
Frank  F.  Harding,  Ph.B.,  '84,  Columbia  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1804,    Principal  of  Public  Schod  Xo.  11,  Brooklyn;  res.,  1298  Dean  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Eliza  A.  Harris,  Pd.M.,  '92,  New  York  Univ. 

1H94,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  84,  Boys;  res.,  44  Patchen  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Mary  E.  Harris. 

1901,  Assistant  in  Mathematics,  Wadleigh  High  School,  Manhattan;  res.,   x8   W.  xoTth 

St.,  New  York. 
Dorothea  C.  Hess,  .A.M.,  'o.i,  New  York  Univ. 

X903.   Tutor  in  Normal  College  of  City  of  New  York;  res.,  ffai  N.  Le£Ferts  Ave..  Richmond 
HiJl,  New  York. 


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NEW  YORK.— CatUinmed 

1903    Ida  Ikelhkdcer. 

xQoz,   Principal  of  Public  School    No.    68,    Manhattan;    res.,    Z17  E.   56th'  St.,    New 
York. 
HxMXY  Edward  Jenkins,  B.Sc.,  '75,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York;  LL.B.,  '79,  Columbia  Coll. 

ZQoi,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  171,  Manhattan,  19  East  103a  St.;  res.,  5  Sheridan  Sq., 
New  York  City. 
Cordelia  S.  Khjcer. 

1895,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  94,  Manhattan.  33  W.  68th  St.,  New  York. 
Van  Evrde  Kilpatrick,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  '94,  Syracuse  Univ. 

190X,   Acting  Prindp«l  of  Public  School  No.  53,  ao6th  Si.  and  Broadway,  New  York;  res., 
50  Rumsey  Rd.,  Yonkers. 
Josephine  E.  Lane. 

190a,   Kindergartner,  Gere  School;  res.,  ax8  Erie  St.,  Syracuse. 
Marion  B.  B.  Langzettei.. 

Director  of  the  Froebel  League,  61  East  6oth  St.,  New  York. 
Mary  E.  Latham. 

1897,   Principal  of  Bryant  Grammar  School,  16  Elm  St.,  Homell. 
F.  Park  Lewis,  M.D.,  '76,  Med.  Coll.,  Cincinnati. 

President  of  Board  of  Managers,  New  York  State  School  for  the  Blind;  res.,  454 
Franklin  St.,  Buffalo. 
Albest  £.  Linder,  A.B.,  '90.  A.M.,  '92,  Princeton  Univ. 

Principal  of  Mohegan  Lake  School,  Moh^an;  express  office,  Peekskill. 
Jambs  E.  Lough,  A.B.,  '91,  Miami  Univ.,  A.B.,  '94.  A.M.,  'os,  Ph.D.,  '98,  Harvard  Univ. 

X901,   Professor  of  Experimental  Psychology,  School  of  Pedagogy,  New  York  University, 
Washington  Sq..  East,  New  York. 
Nathan  J.  Lowe.  Pd.B..  '93.  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  x,  Richmond.  Tottenville. 
Henry  Ludwic,  Jr.,  B.Sc.,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  A.M.,  New  York  Univ. 

190a,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  145,  Brooklyn;  res.,  775  Carroll  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Hannah  L.  Mattinson. 

Preceptress  in  High  School,  306  Orchard  Road,  Sdvay. 
Mary  F.  Moran. 

X903,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  40,  Manhattan,  3x0  E.  aoth  St.,  New  York. 
Mrs.  Annie  B.  Moriarty. 

1893,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  86;  res.,  Irving  Ave.  and  Harman  St.,  Brooklyn. 
William  J.  Morrison,  B.Sc.,  '96  Swarthmore  Coll. 

X908,   Principal  ojf  Grammar  School  No.  73,  Brooklyn;  rei.,  319  Stratford  Road,  Brooklyn 
Arthitr  Henry  Norton,  B.Sc..  *99.  Syracuse  Univ. 

X904.   Principal  of  The  Cook  Academy,  Montour  Falls. 
Emily  Noswortby,  A.B.,  '01.  Nor.  Coll.,  New  York. 

X908,   Teacher  in  Model  School,  Brooklyn  Training  School  for  Teachers;    res.,  x8o  W.  8ad 
St.,  New  York. 
Mary  C.  O'Brien. 

1893.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  96,  Primary,  Manhattan,  476  E.  X4ad  St;.  New  York. 
Thomas  S.  O'Brien,  A.M.,  '70,  LL.D.,  '04,  Coll.  of  St.  Francis  Xavier;  Ph.D.,  *pi.  New  York  Univ. 

X896,   Associate  Qty  Superintendent  of  Schools,  65  W.  70th  St.,  New  York. 
Robert  C.  Ogden,  A.M.,  '02,  Yale  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '03,  Tulane  Univ.;  L.H.D.,  '09,  Union  Coll. 

Member  of  The  General  Education  Board  and  The  Southern  Education  Board; 
Member  of  the  Broad  of  Trustees  of  Tuskeg^ee  Institute;  Preddent  of  Southern 
Education  Board,  Conference  for  Education  m  South  and  Board  of  Trustees  of 
Hampton  Institute,  and  Vice  President  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  Union  Theological 
Seminary.  las  E.  56th  St.,  New  York. 
Frank  R.  Page,  A.B.,  '96,  Harvard  Univ. 

Z907,   Head  Master  of  Staten  Island  Academy,  New  Brighton. 
Eleanor  Parry,  M.D.,  '94,  Woman's  Med.  Coll.  of  N.  Y.  Infirmary. 

X909.    Physician  to  Manhattan  Trade  School  for  Girls,  749  Madison  Ave.,  New  York. 
Metta  L.  Persons,  A.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X908,    Principal  of  Rutgers  Elementary  School  and  Teacher  in  Preparatory  School,  New 
Brunswick,  N.  J.;  home  address,  13  Monroe  Heights,  Cortland. 
A.  E.  Peterson,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '97,  Tufts  Coll. 

X907,    Department  of  History,  Morris  High  School,  New  York. 
Myron  C.  Plough. 

1897,   Superintendent  and  Principal  of  High  School,  ix  Lake  St.,  Hammondsport. 
Emily  C.  Powers. 

X900,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  67,  Brooklyn;  res.,  56  Macon  St.,  Brooklyn. 
John  F.  Quigley. 

1896,  Principal  of  the  PuWic  School  No.  i.  Borough  of  Queens,  New  York  City;  res.,  16  Ely 

Ave.,  Long  Island  City. 
Mary  E.  Quinn. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  125;  res.,  309  Hopkinson  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
John  C.  Rockwell. 

X900,   School  Commissioner,  First  District,  Westchester  County;   res.,  371  King  St.,  Port 
Chester. 
JtTLins  Sachs,  A.B.,  '67,  Columbia  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '7X,  Rostock,  Germany. 

1903,   Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  X49  W. 
8ist  St.,  New  York. 


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1903  Maroarxt  Scott. 

1904,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  50,  Queens;  re».,  80  New  Yodk  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Arthur  M.  Scripture,  A.M.,  '88,  Hamilton  CoU. 

1890,  Principal  of  High  School,  New  Hartford. 

ErBRAOf  Cutler  Shbdd,  A.B.,  '93,  Marietta  Coll.;  A.M.,  '03,  Princeton  Univ. 

1901,   Instructor  in  Latin  and  Greek,  and  (1908)  Senior  Master,  HeathcoCe  Hall,  Railroad 
Ave..  Rye. 
Albert  Shiels,  A.B..  '86,  CoU.  of  City  of  New  York;  Pd.M..  '06,  A.M.,  '90.  New  York  Univ. 

1899,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  336.  5th  St.,  Manhattan,  New  York. 
Charles  F.  Simons. 

1889,   Principal  of  Curtis  School.  Richmond;  res.,  is8  St.  Paul's  Ave.,  Tompkinaville. 
Samuel  J.  Slawson. 

1908.    Superintendent  of  Schools,  an  N.  4th  St.,  Olean. 
WaLiAM  Alexander  SMrm,  .\.B.,  '90,  Williams  CoU. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  48  Academy  St.,  Poughkeepsie. 
Benjamin  Jepterson  Stanton. 

1933,   Teacher  of  Mathematics  and  Elementary  Science.  Public  School  No.  17,  Richmond, 
New  York;  res.,  56  Marion  Ave..  Tompkinsville. 
William  E.  Stark,  A.B.,  '05,  A.M.,  '01,  Harvard  Univ. 

1933,  Prindpalof  High  School  Department,  Ethical  Culture  School,  Central  Park  West  and 
63d  St.;  res.  537  W.  xa3d  St.,  New  York. 
Sbtb  Thayer  Stewart,  A.B.,  »73.  Yale  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '75.  Columbia  Coll. 

1896,   District  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  857  Prospect  PL,  Brooklyn. 
Gracs  C.  Strachan. 

1900,  District  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1308  Pacific  St.,  Brooklyn. 
James  Sitllivan,  A.B..  '94,  A.M.  '95,  Ph.D..  '98.  Harvard  Univ. 

Principal  of  Boys'  High  School,  Putnam  and  Marcy  Aves.,  Brooklyn. 

Maurice  J.  Thompson.  A.B..  '89.  A.M.  '08,  Rutgers  Cdl. 

1905,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  6.  Male  Department,  Manhattan;  res.,  41  E.  Ssth 

St..  New  York. 
Harry  F.  Towle,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M..  '91,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

1906,  Principal  of  Curtis  High  School,  Richmond,  New  York  City;  res.,  its  Montage  St. 

Brooklyn. 
James  F.  Tuthill.  A.B.,  '82,  Cornell  Univ. 

1891,  Superintendent  of  Schools  and  Principal  of  High  School,  156  Hi^iland  Ave.,  Middle- 

town. 
Lewis  H.  Tuthill,  A.M.,  '85.  Cornell  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '07,  New  York  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  16,  Wilson  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Amasa  Walker. 

Manaser  of  Educational  Department,  Longmans,  Green  &  Co.,  93.  5th  Ave.,  New 

Edward  R.  Whitney,  A  B..  '89.  M.Sc.,  'oa,  Hamilton  Coll. 

1908,    Principal  of  High  School.  106  Glenwood  Boul.,  Schenectady. 
Mrs.  Mary  E.  Williams. 

1896,    Director  of  Domestic  Science,  Public  Schoob,  New  York;    res.,  Sedgwick  Ave., 
University  Heights. 
Arthur  L.  Williston.  S.B.,  '89.  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

1898,   Director  of  Department  of  Science  and  Technology,  Pratt  Institute,  Ryerson  St., 
Brooklyn. 
Thomas  D.  Wood,  A.M.,  '91,  Oberlin  Coll.;  M.D.,  '91  Columbia  Univ. 

1901,  Profrssor  of  PhvMcal  Education,  Columbia  Universitv  and  Teachers  College,  $3$  W. 

1 20th  St.,  New  York. 

1904  Benjamin  Richard  Andrews,  A. B.. '01,  A.M.. '03.  Cornell  Univ.;  Ph.D.. 'oo,  C^ltimbii  Univ. 

Secretary  of  School  of  Household  Arts,  Teachers  College,  Columbia   Univcr.iJty, 
609  W.  135th  St.,  New  York. 

Frank  H.  Collins. 

1898.  Director  of  Drawing  and   Manual  Training,  Public  Schooh,  New  York  City;  res.. 
Port  Chester. 
Anna  Maria  Cooley.  B.Sc.,  '03,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,   Instructor  in   Domestic  Art,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,   xaoth  St., 
W..  .\cw  York. 
Thomas  M.  Donohue,  B.Sc.  '04,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

1908,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  83,  Queens;  res.,  1373  Teller  Ave.,  The  Bronx.  New 

York. 

Edwin  W.  Fieldkr. 

Editor,  D.  Applcton  &  Co.,  29-35  W.  32d  St  .  New  York. 
Anna  E.  Harvey. 

Professor  of  Frocljelian  Methods,  Adclphi  College,  Brooklyn. 
Russell  Hinman. 

American  Book  Company,  ico  Wa.shington  Square,  East,  New  York. 

George  B.  Hodge,  B.Sc.,  C.E.,  '87.  Pd.M.,  '01. 

Eduiaiional  Sctretary,  International  Committee  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  124  E.  a8th  St.,  New 
York. 
Edwin  Lee  Holton.  A.B.,  '04.  Ind.  Univ. 

1909,  Gr.uluate  Student.  Columbia  University,  105  E.  22d  St.,  Box  105,  Madison  Square 

Slalion.JNew  York  City. 


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X904    Mms.  Annie  L.  Jessup. 

1896,   Direaor  of  Domestic  Art,  Public  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
Joseph  French  Johnson.  A.B.,  '78.  Harvard  Coll.;  D.C.S.  (honorary)  '08,  Union  Coll. 

1903,   Dean  of  New  York  University  School  of  Commerce,  33  Waverly  PL,  New  York. 
John  Adahs  Kinosburv,  B.Sc.,  '08,  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

X907,  Assistant  Secretary  of  New  York  State  Charities  Aid  Assodatioa,  105  East  sad  St, 
New  York  City. 
LmexxA  A.  Palmer.  B.Sc.,  *o6..  Columbia  Univ. 

1909,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  63;  res.,  335  E.  18th  St.,  New  York. 
F.  Grace  Seymour. 

1903,  Principal  of  Alfred  Street  School,  86  Carroll  St.,  Binghamton. 
George  Arthur  Sutth,  A.B.,  'q6,  Yale  Univ. 

1905,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  3,  16  Windsor  Terrace,  Yonkers. 
1905    Frances  Holmes  Abbot,  A.B.,  '04,  Mt.  Holyoke  Coll.:  A.M.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X909,   First  Assistant  m  English,  Curtis  High  School,  New  Brighton,  S.  7.;  home  address, 
431  William  St.,  East  Orange,  N.  J. 
John  S.  Adams. 

Representative  of  Ginn  &  Co.,  516  Madison  Ave.,  Albany. 
William  C  Allen,  B.Sc.,  '95,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  A.M.,  '05,  New  York  Univ. 

1907,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  93.  Brooklyn;  res.,  X03  W.  88th  St.,  Manhattan. 

New  York. 
William  B,  Aspinwall,  A.B.,  '96.  Harvaiti  Univ.;  Pd.B.,  '00,  Pd.M.,  'ox,  St.  Nor.  CoU.,  Albany,  N.  Y,. 
Ph.D.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Paris. 
X906,   Assistant  to  President,  and  Professor  of  History  and  Phik>aophy  of  Education.  State 
NOTxnal  College,  335  Washington  Ave.,  Albany, 

Lola  M.  Au. 

X889,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  13,  Bronx,  357  E.  335th  St.,  Woodlawn.  New  York. 

Edgar  M.  Barber,  B.Sc,  '90,  Valparaiso  Coll.;  C.P.A.,  '00,  LL.B.,  '09,  Univ.  St.  of  New  York. 

.     1898,   Teacher  in  Harlem  Evening  High  School  for  Men,  Chief  Clerk  0*  U.  S.  Appraiser's 
Department,  641  Washington  St.,  New  York. 

Edgar  S.  Barney,  A.B..  C.E..  '84,  A.M..  •87,  D.Sc.,  •04.  Union  CoU. 

X893,    Principal  of  Hebrew  Technical  Institute,  36  Stuyvesant  St.,  Manhattan,  New  York. 

Martha  B.  Bayles. 

1908,  Assistant  to  Principal  in  Public  School  No.  15,  New  York;  res.  3x  S.  15th  Ave.,  Mt 
Vernon. 

Homer  Phelps  Beach. 

Manager,  Eagle  Pencil  Co.,  377  Broadway,  New  York. 

Stella  S.  Beard. 

1895,   Assistant  in  English,  High  School,  Richmond  Hill,  L  I. 

WiLBELinNA  C.  Beller,  B.Sc.,  '04,  A.M..  '06,  Columbia  Univ. 

1899,  Teacher  in  Model  School.  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers.  51  E.  X33d  St., 

New  York. 
Charles  A.  Benedict.  Ph.B..  '00,  111.  Wcs.  Univ. 

1904,  Principal  of  High  School,  6  Catherine  St.,  Port  Jervis. 
Teresa  E.  Bernholz. 

1890,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  9.  Manhattan,  303  W.  87th  St..  New  York. 

Fannie  E.  Best. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  9.  Borough  of  Richmond;  res..  New  Dorp,  S.  I. 
Laura  Black. 

1900,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  33;  rrs.,  761  Westminster  Road,  Brooklyn. 
Charles  Winne  Blessing.  A.B,  '88.  A.M.,  '91.  Umon  Coll.;  S.T.B..  '93,  Boston  Univ. 

1903.   Principal  of  School  No.  7,  Albany;  res.,  Slingerlands. 
Cora  E.  Bowen. 

X893,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  X47;  res-.  80  Willoughby  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Grace  Bowtell,  Pd.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  New  York. 

1908,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  53;  res.,  331  Ridgewood  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 

Henriette  Braker. 

1898,   Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  140;  res.,  607,  xxth  St.,  Brooklyn. 

Eva  E.  Briggs,  B.Sc.,  '04,  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Giris'  High  School,  1445  Pacific  St.,  Brooklyn. 

Edwin  R.  Brooks. 

Salesman  for  F.  W.  Devoe  &  Co.,  School  Water  Colors.  lox  Fulton  St.,  New  York. 
Robert  L.  Browne.  A.B..  '97.  CoU.  of  the  City  of  N.  Y. 

1898,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  74,  533  McDonough  St.,  Brooklyn. 
WnxiAM  B.  Brubaker,  M.Sc..  '96,  St  Nor.  Sch..  MillersviUe.  Pa.;  Pd.M.,  '04.  New  York  Univ. 

X895,   Teacher  of   Mathematics,  Polytechnic  Preparatory  School.  Brooklyn;    res.,  Bald- 
win, L.  I. 
Howard  D.  Brundage. 

X908,    Supervisor  and  Instructor,  Horace  Mann  School,  Teachers  College,  Ccdumbia  Uni- 
versity, New  York. 
Edward  Bush. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  18;  res..  389  Hewes  St.,  Brooklyn. 
James  C.  Byrnes,  B.Sc..  '86,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York;  Ph.M..  New  York  Univ. 

1898,    Membtf  of  the  Board  of  Examiners,  500  Park  Ave.;  res.,  135  W.  133d  St.,  New  York. 
William  A.  Campbell. 

1898,    District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  131  Livingston  St.,  Brooklyn. 


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1905    Gioios  H.  Chattikld. 

Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  51*  Manhattan,  519  W.  44th  St..  New  York. 
PxiciVAL  Chvbu. 

Director  of  English,  Ethical  Culture  School,  and  (1004)  Lecturer  at  New  York 
University  (School  of  Pedagogy),  ^i  Central  Park,  West,  New  York. 
John  Hollky  Clakk,  A.B.,  '70,  A.M..  *78.  Union  Coll. 

X897.    Principal  of  Flushing  High  School.  231  Sanford  Ave.,  Flushing,  L.  I. 
OscAib  E.  CoBiTRN,  M.Sc.,  'pQ,  American  Univ. 

X89S,    Principal  of  Grammar  School  No.  8;  res.,  xz6  W.  Sidney  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
Ida  Cob. 

1894,   Head  of  Department,  Public  School  No.  184,  Manhattan;  res.,  9x7  Newkirk  Ave., 
Brooklyn. 
Louis  B.  Cohn,  A.B.,  '03,  CoU.  of  the  City  of  New  York. 

1904,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  30,  Manhattan;  res.,  736  Home  St.,  Bronx,  New  York 
Jessik  Blivzn  Colbdkn. 

X908,   Principal  Public  School  15,  Bronx,  West  Chester  and  St.  Lawrence  Ave.,  New  York 
Elizabeth  Conbow.  A.B.,  '94.  Swarthmore  Coll.;  Ph.B.,  '96,*  A.M.,  'ca,  Cornell  Univ. 

1905,  Teacher  of  German,  Richmond  Hill  High  Schod,  235  Lcffeits  Ave.,  Richmond  VS&, 

Geoboianna  Conbow.  A.B.,  '99,  A.M.,  'oa,  Cornell  Univ. 

X905,   Instructor  in  French,  Vassar  College,  Poughkeepsie. 
John  B.  Cottbell,  A.B..  '93,  Alfred  Univ.;  A.M.,  '00,  New  York  Univ. 

1899,  Teacher  of  the  Graduating  Ckas,  Public  School  No.  X9;  res.,  cor.  S.  ad  and  Keap 
Sts.,  Brooklyn. 
Nathan  D.  Cbam. 

Manager  Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  931-^41  W.  39th  St.,  New  York. 
William  Albebt  Cbane.  A.B..  Adelj^  Coll.;  A.M.,  '04.  Columbia  Univ. 

1890,   First  Assistant  in  Curtis  High  School,  New  York  City,  46  Franklin  Ave.,  New  Brighton. 
Richmond  Borough.  New  York. 
Bebnaxd  Cbonson,  A.B..  CoU.  Citv  of  N.  Y.;  Pd.  M..  Pd.D.,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  3,  Manhattan,  488  Hudson  St.,  New  York. 
Fbedbbxck  F.  Cbooker.  B.Sc.,  *o8.  Coll.  City  of  New  York. 

X898,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  6.  Manhattan;  res.,  978  £  8th  Sl,  Brooklyn, 

Fanniebelle  CUBTIS. 

Director  of  Kindergartens,  Boroughs  of  Brooklyn  and  Queens,  937  A  Brooklyn  Ave.. 
Brooklyn. 

Maboabxt  Davidson. 

1901,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  134.  4th  Ave.  and  X3th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Peteb  E.  Deuarest.  Pd.D.,  '91,  New  York  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  'oa,  American  Univ. 

Principal  of  Bryant  High  School;  res.,  ix  E.  87th  St..  New  York. 
John  H.  Denbigh,  A.B.,  '91.  A.M.,  •95,  Oxford  Univ.;  A.M.,  '09  (honorary},  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,   Principal  ot  Morris  High  School,  Bronx;    res.,  3603  Manon  Ave.,  Fordham,  New 
YorL 
Lewis  H.  Denton. 

X89X,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  a6.  Richmond;  res.,  30a  Fisk  Ave..  Westerieigh.  West 
New  Brighton,  New  York;  express  office.  Port  Richmond. 
Philip  DowEix,  A.B.,  '8s,  Ph.D.,  *oo,  Augustana  Coll.;  Ph.B.,  '95,  A.M.,  '96.  Yale  Univ. 

1902,  Teacher  of  Biology,  Curtis  High  School;  res..  86  Bond  St.,  Port  Richmond. 

Ibwin  W.  Driehaus,  B.Sc..  '00.  Univ.  of  Cincinnati;  A.M.,  '05.  Columbia  Univ. 

1906,  Teacher  of  Science.  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers;  res.,  434  Livingston 

HaU,  XI 5th  St.  and  Amsterdam  Ave.,  New  York. 

Frances  M.  Drkcoll. 

1898,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  60;  res.,  X30,  6th  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 

John  J.  Drisooll. 

1890,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  x6,  Richmond,  a  Second  Ave.,  New  Brighton. 
William  F.  Dunbar,  B.Sc.,  '07,  New  York  Univ. 

X907.   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  23;  res.,  91  Concord  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Herman  Louis  Ebei.ing,  Ph.D.,  '91,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1903,  Assistant  Professor  of  Latin  and  Greek,  Hamilton  College,  Cfinton. 
George  M.  Ellis,  B.Sc,  *oi,  M.Sc,  'o^,  Alfred  Univ. 

1909,    Principal  of  Alfred  Academy,  Alfred. 
Isaac  N.  Fatlor.  A.M.,  '78,  Ohio  Wcs.  Univ. 

1897.    Principal  of  Richmond  Hill  High  School,  Ehn  St.,  Richmond  HOI.  New  Yock. 
Elizabeth  E.  Farrell.  B.Sc.  New  York  Univ. 

1906.   Inspeaor  of  Ungraded  Classes,  Department  of  Education,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 

FvELYNE   A     FE£K. 

X909,    Principal  of  City  Training  School,  92  Younglove  Ave.,  Cohoes;    home  address. 
Wolcott. 

Cornelius  E.  Franklin,  A.B..  '83,  A.M..  '86,  Union  Coll.,  N.  Y. 

1901,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  New  York;  res.,  44  Elmhurst  Ave.,  Elmhuzst,  L.  I. 

Isaac  K.  Funk,  D.D..  'oo.  LL.D..  'q8.  Wittenberg  Coll. 

President  of  the  Funk  &  Wagnalls  Company,  44-60  E.  asd  St.,  New  York. 

Edwin  White  Gaillard.  . .     ,  .  ..„       .  ^     », 

Supervisor  of  Work  with  Schools.  New  York  Public  Library,  ao9  W.  ajd  St.,  New 

York. 


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1905    Ellen  M.  Gallaghek. 

X904,  Teacher  in  Curtis  High  School,  Richmond;  res.,  33a  W.  56th  St.,  New  York. 
A.  F.  GiLMGRE,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '95,  Bates  CoU. 

1895.  With  American  Book  Co.,  100  Washington  Sq..  New  York. 
W.  Gkant  Goodwin,  M.Sc  '90.  A.M.,  '07,  Cornell  Univ. 

X900,   Assistant  Teacher  of  History.  Curtis  High  School,  Richmond;  res.,  1464  Lexington 
Ave.,  New  York. 
RiTTB  E.  Gbanges. 

i9Qa,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  137,  Saratoga  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
FoBEST  Grant. 

1904,   Instructor  in  Drawing  and  Design,  High  School  of  Commerce,  Brooklyn;  res.,  5 
Whittier  St.,  East  Orange,  N.  J. 
Mary  Wolcott  Green.  A.B.,  ♦95.  Syracuse  University;  Grad.  in  Chemistry,  '04,  Coopers  Inst. 

1903,  Teacher  of  Latin,  German  and  Science.  Public  School  No.  m,  Port  Richmond,  New 

York;  res.,  613  Prospect  St.,  West  New  Brighton,  S.  I.,  New  York. 
John  GRimN. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  135  U\'ingston  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Harry  Howard  Halsted,  A.B..  '04.  Coll.  of  the  Citv  of  New  York. 

X934*  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  58;  res.,  137  W.  104th  St.,  New  York. 
Jakes  P.  Haney,  B.Sc.,  '88.  CoU.  of  City  of  New  York;  M.D.,  '93,  Columbia  Univ. 

1896,  Director  of  Art  and  Manual  Training,  City  Schools,  500  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
George  L.  Hanley. 

Z900,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  38,  494  Ashland  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
Henry  J.  HEroENis. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  8a,  1309,  xst  Ave.,  Manhattan,  New  York. 
SmoN  HiRSDANSXY.  B.Sc.,  *o9.  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York;  A.M..  '06,  Columbia  Univ. 

J 907,   Instructor  m  De  Witt  Clinton  High  School;  res.,  loth  Ave.  and  59th  St.,  New  York. 
Frederick  C.  Hodgdon,  A.B.,  '94.  Tufu  CoU. 

With  Ginn  &  Company,  70,  sth  Ave.,  New  York. 
M.  Louise  Hittchinsgn. 

Director  of  Sewing  and  Constructive  Work,  Pubfic  Schools,  Boroughs  of  Brooklyn 
and  Queens,  98  Hancock  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Alice  Jackson. 

190X,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  150.  Manhattan;  res.,  615  W.  X42d  St.,  New  York. 
Lucy  Jay. 

x886,  Teacher  in  PubUc  School  No.  54,  Manhattan;  res.,  Kingsbridge,  New  York. 
Treophilus  Johnson. 

1 891,   Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  x z,  Queens,  New  York  City;  res.,  X7,  3d  St.,  Woodside, 

Emma  L.  Johnston.  A.B.,  '90,  Adelnhi  CoU. 

X904,  Principal  of  Brooklyn  Training  School  for  Teachers,  Park  PI.  near  Nostrand  Ave., 
Brooklyn. 
Martin  Joyce. 

X900,  Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  7,  Queens.  Richmond  HiU,  L.  I. 
Carrie  Wallace  Kearns. 

190X,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  71,  Manhattan;  res.,  435  W.  X46th  St.,  New  York. 
David  J.  Keator,  A.M.,  *oo,  Nashville  CoU. 

1898,  Principal  of  School  No.  33,  Richmond,  40  Central  Ave.,  Mariner's  Harbor,  S.  I. 
Cecil  A.  Kidd. 

Prindpal  of  Public  School  No.  184,  Manhattan,  31  W.  xi6th  St.,  New  York. 
Clarence  D.  Kingsley.  B.  Sc..  '07.  Colgate  Univ.;  A.M..  '04.  Columbia  Univ. 

X904,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Manual  Training  High  School,  400,  4th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
MiLCfCA  L.  Klein. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  75;  res.,  a  10  E.  49th  St.,  New  York. 
Margaret  Knox.  Pd.M..  'oa.  N.Y.  Univ.  Sch.  of  Ped. 

xooi.   Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  15,  Manhattan,  478  Mott  Ave.,  New  York. 
William  A.  Kottman,  B.Sc.,  '86,  CoU.  of  City  of  New  York;  A.M.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ.;  Pd.D.,  '09, 
N.  Y.  Univ. 

1904,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  7,  Manhattan,  to  Chrystie  St.,  New  York. 
Hugh  Henry  Lansing,  A.B..  '93.  Williams  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School  Bldg.,  Watervliet. 
Edgar  G.  Lantman.  A.M. 

1898,   Superintendent  of  PubUc  Swhools,  office,  High  School;   res.,  393  Irving  Ave.,  Port 
Chester. 

JOSEFHINE  M.  LaWLOR. 

Z897,   Prindpal  of  PubUc  Schools  No.  17  and  x8,  Queens.  ao6  Barclay  St.,  Flushing.  L.  I. 
Glenn  Max  Lee,  Ph.B..  '04.  Hobart  Coll.  • 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Ehnira  Heights. 
Eugenie  C.  Levie. 

X906,   Prindpal  of  PubUc  School  No.  134,  Manhattan;  res.,  39  Horatio  St.,  New  York. 
Frank  W.  Lilley. 

Central  Agent,  Educational  Department,  Eagle  Pencil  Co.,  Box  4,  Clarence. 
Ida  B.  Lindheiher   Pl.M..  New  York  Univ. 

1900,   Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  38.  Manlialtan;  res.,  356  W.  139th  St.,  New  York. 
Samuel  McCune  Lindsay.  Ph.B..    03.  Tniv.  of  Pa.;    Ph.D..  '02.  Halle;    LL.D.,  '09.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1906,    Profes-sor  of  Social  I.egi-^lition,  Columbia  University;    Director,  New  York  School 
of  Philanthropy,  New  York;  res..  Chestnut  St.,  Englewood,  N.J. 


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NEW  YORK— CM/tMMrf 

1905    Henry  Ricbaedson  Linville,  A.B.,  '93,  Univ  of  Kana.;  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '95,  Ph.D^  *97,  Harvard 
Univ. 

1897,  Teacher  of  Biology,  New  York  City  High  Schools;  res.,  6  Madison  Ave.,  Jamaica 
DwiCHT  R.  Little,  A.B.,  'oo,  Williams  Coll.;  A.M..  '03.  Pd.M..  '04,  New  York  Univ. 

1907.   Principal  of  Froebd  Academy;  res.,  373  £.  xath  St.,  Brooklyn. 

Mows  LoKB,  A.B.,  '83.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D..  *87.  Berlin  Univ. 

873  Madison  Ave,,  New  York. 
John  A.  Loops. 

1895,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  90,  Queens,  Richmond  Hill,  New  York;  express  office. 
Jamaica. 
Helen  E.  Lucas. 

1899.  Super\-isor  of  Drawing,  City  Schools,  20  Anson  Place,  Rochester. 
Chablks  W.  Lyon.  Ph.B. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  34x0  Clarendon  Road.  Brooklyn. 
William  Hakkison  Mace.  Ph.D..  Jena. 

1891,    Professor  of  History  and  Political  Science.  Syracuse  University;  res.,  xa7  College  PL, 
Syracuse. 
Mbs.  Coba  Bdkk  Delp  Mackay. 

x883,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  139,  Broddyn;  res.,  26  McAuley  Ave.,  Jamaica,  L.  I. 
Donald  C.  MacLaren,  A.B..  '79,  A.M.,  *8a.  Princeton  Univ. 

1899,  Instructor  in  Mathematics  and  Greek,  De  Witt  Clinton  High  School.  83  Washington 
PL,  New  York. 
John  T.  Manning,  A.B.,  '93,  Manhattan  Coll.;  A.M.,  '06  Columbia  Univ.;  LL.B.  '97,  N.  Y.  Law 
School. 
X909,   Teacher  of  Graduating  Class,  Public  School  No.  36,  Bronx,  3001  Marion  Ave.,  Bronx, 
New  York. 
Alred  Db  B.  Mason. 

1905,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  6,  441  Lafayette  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Mabion  J.  Mayo,  A.B.,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.M..  Pd.D.,  New  York  Univ. 

1905,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School  of  Conunerce,  155  W.  6$th  St.;  res.,  i6-x8 

W.  loist  St.,  New  York. 
Belle  C.  McClellan. 

1885,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  57.  59  E.  X34th  St.,  New  York. 
Thomas  J.  McEvoy.  A.B.,  '07.  A.M.,  '01.  Amherst  Coll.;  LL.B..  '06,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

X901,   Principal  of  McEvoy  School  of  Pedagogy,  306  Fulton  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Mabt  Jebome  Merritt. 

1889.   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  39.  cor.  Columbia  and  Amity  SU.,  Brooklyn. 
Claba  Millington. 

X900,  Assistant  to  Principal,  Pubhc  School  No.  133,  356,  9th  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Habbiette  Melissa  Mills. 

1906,  Head  of  Department  of  Kindergarten  Education,  Froebel  Normal  School,  59  W. 

96th  St..  New  York. 
Mbs.  Mabtha  J    Minshull.  Grad.,  '04.  Nor.  Coll..  New  York. 

1906,  Head  of  Department,  Public  School  No.  xi8;  res.,  65  Morton  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Abthub  C.  MrrcHELL,  Ed.B.,  'qo.  Alfred  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  16,  Queens;  res.,  149  Madison  Ave.,  Flushing,  L.  I., 
New  York. 
Treodobe  C.  MiTCHiLL.  A.B..  '86.  A.M.,  '01.  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,  Lecturer  in  English,  Extension  Teaching,  Columbia  Univ.;   res.,  335  W.  56th  St., 

Manhattan,  New  York. 
Hugo  Newman.  B.Sc..  '85,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  Pd.M..  '00.  New  York  Univ. 

190 1,    Principiil  of  Public  School  No.  ^i,  Bronx;  and  Principal,  Morris  Evening  High  School, 
Bronx,  538  W.  isolh  St..  New  York. 
Joseph  Newman,  A.B..  '97,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  M.Sc..  '00.  New  York  Univ. 

1898,  Instructor  in  Chemistry.  Commercial  High  School;  res..  304  W.  137th  St.,  Manhat- 

tan,  New  York. 
John  T.  Nolan. 

1903,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  8,  The  Bronx,  Bedford  Park,  New  York. 
William  Noyes,  A.B..  '89.  A.M..  '05.  Amher«t  Coll. 

1903.   Instructor  in  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Mabgabet  F.  O'Connell. 

1 901,   Principal  of  Elementary  School  No.  31,  Manhattan;  res.,  77  W.  94th  St.,  New  York. 
William  O'Flaherty.  A.B..  A.M. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  40.  Bronx,  100  E.  8ist  St..  Manhattan.  New  York. 
Charles  E.  O'Neill,  A.B.,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  LL.B.,  New  York  Univ. 

1897,   Principal,  Public  School  No.  17,  Driggs  Ave.  and  N.  sth  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Susan  M.  Orr,  A.B.,  Ursuline  Coll. 

1878,   Teacher  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  475  Van  Buren  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Charles  E.  Overholsf.r,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Harvard  L'niv. 

1905,    Teacher  of  German,  Boys'  High  School,  25  Jefferson  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Mabtha  H.  Pattos. 

1901,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  35,  Bronx;  res.,  1703  Topping  Ave.,  New  York. 

Allen  Peckham. 

With  Newson  and  Company,  1555,  73d  St.,  Brooklyn. 

Mbs.  Elua  S.  Pell. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  96,  Girls,  Manhattan,  New  York. 


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1905    Fkxdbsick  O.  Peskins. 

N^  York  Manager  of  Atkinson,  Mentaer  &  Graver,  34  W.  39th  St.,  New  York  City. 
Anna  L.  Philups,  A.B.,  '05,  Adelphi  Coll. 

1905,   Teacher  in  charge  of  Eastern  District  High  School  Annex;  res.,  353  Steuben  St. 
Brooklyn. 
Ellkn  M.  Phillips,  Pd.M.,  *oi,  New  York  Univ. 

1904,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  131,  Manhatt  n.  478  Mott  Ave.,  New  York. 
Elizabeth  L.  Plaisted. 

Z900,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  170,  Manhattan,  res.,  14  W.  layth  St.,  New  York. 
Lauea  Pottee. 

1901,  Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  87.  263  Putnam  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Feancis  W.  Powees,  A.B.,  '92.  Coll.  City  of  New  York. 

1894,  Teadier  in  Public  School  No.  82,  Manhattan;  res.,  745  Jefferson  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 

ISABELLB  L.   PeaTT. 

1898,   Appointment  Secretarv  and  (1907)  Recorder,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  Univenity; 
»   res.,  aai  W.  xo4th  St.,  New  York. 
WiLLXAic  LoDis  Rabbnoet,  B.Sc.,  A.m..  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  9.  Hronx;  res..  3x5  W.  94th  St.,  New  York. 
EsLE  F.  Randolph.  A.B..  '03.  A.M..  '04,  Pd.D.,  '06.  Salem  CoU. 

1896,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  8,  Richmond,  4048  .\mboy  Road,  Great  Kills. 
Ijzzie  E.  Rectoe,  Pd.D..  '95,  New  York  Univ. 

1900,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  4,  Manhattan,  303  Rivington  St.,  New  York. 
Rudolph  R.  Reedee,  Ph.D..  Columbia  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  the  New  York  Ori^umage,  Hastings-on-Hudson. 
Maegabet  A.  Regan. 

XO04,   Principal  of  The  School  for  the  Deaf,  PubUc  Schoot  No.  47,  Manhatt  m;  res.,  335 
East  a3d  St.,  New  York. 
Feedeeice  J.  Reilly.  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  'oa,  Xawr  Coll.;  LI..B..  '96,  New  York  Univ. 

X901,   Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  10.  Bronx;  res.,  444  St.  Nicholas  Ave.,  New 
York. 

JnLIA   RirHMAK. 

1903.   District  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  9  Montgomery  St.,  New  York. 
Alice  E.  B.  Rittee.  A.B.,  '04,  Adelphi  Coll.;  A.M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  53;  res..  466  E.  asth  St.,  Brooklyn. 
•  Chaeles  C.  Roberts. 

Z899,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  35,  Manhattan;  res.,  xo6  S.  xoth  Ave..  Mt.  Vernon. 
John  S.  Roberts,  Pd.M.,  A.M.,  New  York  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  6a,  Intermediate,  and  Editor  <A  "School  Work," 
Hester  and  Essex  Sts.,  Manhattan,  New  York. 
Feank  Rollins,  Ph.D.,  'oa.  Columbia  Univ. 

1 905,  Second  Assistant  Commissioner  of  Education,  State  Department  of  Education,  Albany. 
Rebecca  Rusk. 

1889,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Marlborough. 
Thomas  Joseph  Ryan. 

1901,  Teacher  in  PubUc  School  No.  16,  Queens;  res..  133  Franklin  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Adda  Peael  Saceett.  B.Sc.  Pd.M..  '03,  Pd.D.,  '04,  New  York  Univ. 

1900,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  15,  New  York;  res.,  aa  Bridge  St.,  Sidney. 
EmiA  J.  Salberg. 

i88a.   Teacher  in  Elementary  School;  res.,  a66  W.  X36th  St..  Manhattan,  New  York. 
Maey  B.  Scott,  Grad..  '98.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Oneonta.  N.  Y.;  B.S.,  'oq,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

X908,   Assistant  to  Principal  in  Public  School  No.  8.  Manhattan;    334  Lexington  Ave., 
New  York. 
Sabah  Elizabeth  Scott.  A.M..  '08,  Adelphi  Coll. 

1905,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  140,  Grammar,  713  Greene  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 

RiCBABD  A.  SEAErNG..A.B. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  336  Bryant  St.,  North  Tonawanda. 
Edcab  Dxjbs  Shiher.  A.B..  '74.  A.M.,  '77.  Ph.D.,  '87.  Muhlenberg  Coll. 

1896,  District  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  104  Union  .■\ve.,  Jamaica. 
Anna  A.  Shoet. 

X903,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  X3a,  Brooklyn;  res.,  lao  Washington  PI.,  Manhattan, 
New  York. 
Mrs.  Maetra  Shtth. 

1901,  Principal  of  School,  Highland. 

Maitde  Smtth. 

1903,   Teacher  in  Public  S<hcK)l  No.  38,  Queens.  New  York;    res.,  Springfield  Ave.,  Spring- 
field Gardens,  L.  I. 
Sairtzl  McKee  SMrrn.  Ph.B..  '77   Cornell  Univ. 

190a,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  17,  Richmond;  res.,  56  Park  Place,  New  Brighton. 

Helen  A.  Stetn. 

1897,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  13,  Girls,  Manhattan,  158  E.  73d  St.,  New  York. 
Isabella  Sullivan. 

1897,    Principal  of  Public  School  No.  X70,  Girts.  Manhattan;  res.,  37  W.  ixith  St.,  New 
York. 
AnA  L.  Suteb.  B.S..  '00,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

X900,   Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  40;  res.,  483  Park  PI.,  Brooklyn. 


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1905  Annie  Sdtheeland. 

Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  188,  Boys«  Manhattan,  2a 7  W.  xxth  St.,  New  YocL 
Heney  Suzzallo,  A.B.,  '99,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.;  A.M..  '03.  Ph.D..  *o<,  Columbia  Univ. 

X909,   Professor  of  Philosophy  of  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New 
York. 
Thomas  H.  Sweeney. 

Z897,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  6,  Astoria,  New  York;  res.,  387  Elm  St.,  Astoria,  L.  L 
EiocA  Sylvester,  Pd.M.,  '00,  New  York  Univ. 

1906,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  35;  res.,  6z  Queen's  Ave.,  Flushing,  L.  I.,  New  York. 
Mary  E.  Tate. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  45,  Girls,  Manhattan.  235  W.  34th  St.,  New  York. 
Cbaeles  Francis  Thelluson.  A.B..  '96.  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York;  LI^M.,  'oo.  New  York  Univ. 

1908,   Assistant  to  Principal,  P.  S.  188,  Boys,  Manhattan,  318  Lafayette  St.,  New  York. 
Jacob  Theobai.d.  Jr.,  A.B.,  '08,  Coll.  of  City  of  New  York. 

1898.   Teacher  in  PubUc  School  No.  30,  Manhattan;  res.,  303  W.  xo8th  St..  Manhattan. 
New  York. 
Alered  C.  Thoicpson.  A.B..  '93,  Yale  Univ. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  X44  Genesee  St-.  Auburn. 
Gertrude  M.  Traphagen. 

1898,   Teacher  in  charge  of  PubUc  School  No.  38,  Queens,  New  York;  res.,  53  Union 
Ave.,  Jamaica. 
Louise  Emery  Tucker.  A.B..  '00,  Adelphi  CoU.;  A.M..  '01,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904.    Professor  of  Education.  College  of  Saint  Angela.  New  RocheUe  and  (1908)  Ptindpat 
of  PubUc  School,  163  Manhattan;  res.,  483  Putnam  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
LoRA  A.  Turner,  A.B..  '04,  Oberlin  Coll.;  Pd.M. 

X906,   Headx>f  English  Department.  High  School,  43  Catherine  St..  Poughkeepiie. 
Marcaretta  Uihletn. 

1896.  Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  54;  res.,  365  Bedford  Park  BouL,  New  Yock. 
May  B.  Van  Arsdale,  R.Sc..  Columbia  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  Foods  and  Cooker>*,  School  of  Household  Arts,  Teachen 
College,  Columbia  University;  res.,  i3oth  St.,  West,  New  York. 
Edgar  Vanderbilt,  M.Sc.,  '60,  Coll.  City  of  New  York. 

1867,    Principal  d  Public  School  No.  16,  Mauhattan,  308  W.  13th  St.,  New  Yoik. 
Eldon  M.  Van  Dusen.  A.B..  Queen's  Univ.,  Kingston,  Ont.;  B.C.S.,  New  York  Univ. 

X903,   Teacher  in  Commercial  Department,  Far  Rockaway  High  School,  Far  RodLaway.    , 
William  T.  Vlymen,  A.B.,  '81,  A.M..  '84.  Princeton  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '91,  New  Ycik  Univ. 

1900,   Principal    of    Eastern    District    High    School,    Brooklyn;    res..    379    Front    St, 
Hempstead. 
William  F.  Vroom. 

X898,   Instructor  in  Shop  Work,  PubUc  School  No.  5,  Manhattan;  res.,  xo  St.  Nacbolai 
Terrace,  New  York. 
Mary  A.  Ward. 

1897,  Principal  of  PubUc  School  No.  89;  res.,  376  Decatur  St.,  BrooklyiL 

Rachel  J.  Wilbur. 

1904,    Teacher  in  Public   School  No.   x88.  Girls,    Manhattan;    res.,  597   Decatur  Sc. 
Brooklyn. 

Mary  Low  Wiixiams. 

X903,    Teacher    in    PubUc    School    No.    31,   Manhattan;  res.,   44  Westminster    Road. 
Brooklyn. 
James  F.  Wii»son.  A.B.,  '04.  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.j   LL.B.,  '04,  New  York  Law  Sch. 

1904,    First  Assistant  in  History,  Stuyvcsant  High  School;  res.,  34s  E.  15th  St.,  New  York. 

Clementine  D.  Wittf.. 

X903,   Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  X3.  Manhattan;  res.,  51  Turner  Place 
Flatbush,  Brooklyn. 

1906  Elizabeth  M.  Ball. 

1882,  Principal  of  Public  School  No.  18,  Bronx;  res.,  501  Courtlandt  Ave.,  New  York. 

Fr-ANKlp*  T.  Bakek.  A.B..  Litt.D.,  Dickinvm  Coll.;  .\.M.,  Columbia  Univ. 
1S9J,    Professor  of  English,  Teachers  College,  New  York. 

Jessica  E.  Beers.  Pd.M..  '08,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

1889,    Principal  of  EimwcxKi  School,  3x3  Bryant  St.,  Buffalo. 

A.  R.  Brubacher.  A.B.,  '97-  Ph.D.,  '02.  Yale  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob.  4  Rugby  Road,  Schenectady. 

William  J.  Deans.  B.Sc.  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

1906,    Superintendent  of  Schools.  520  W.  3d  St.,  Elmira. 

Stephen  Pierce  Duggan.  B.Sc.  '90,  M.Sc.,  '96,  Coll.  City  of  New  York;   A.M.,  '00,  Ph.D.,  'os, 
Columbia  Univ. 
1906.   Ass«>ciatc  Professor  of  Education,  CoUege  of  the  City  of  New  York;  res.,  tx  Myrtle 

St.,  White  Plains. 

Burt  B.  Earns  worth.  Ph.M. 

1909,  General  Secretary,  23d  St.  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  2x5  W.  23d  St.,  New  York. 

Elizabeth  Hall. 

I  goo,    Suix?rvisor  of  Primary  and  Kindergarten  Schools,  High  Schod,  Schenectady. 

Patty  Smith  Hill.  • 

1906,    Instructor  in  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University ;  res.,  628  W.  x  14th  St.,  New  York. 


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igo6    Heun  Louise  Johnson,  B.Sc.,  '04,  Teachers  Coll.,  Colambia  Univ. 

X908,   Professor  of  Home  Economics,  Rhode  Island  State  College,  Kingston,  R.  I. ;  home  ad- 
dress, 334  Paddock  St.,  Watertown. 
John  Knox,  A.B.,  *87.  A.M.,  *oo.  Brown  Univ. 

With  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  Publishers,  33i-a4X  W.  39th  St.,  New  York. 
Naomi  Nobswoethy,  B.Sc.,  '01.  Ph.D.,  '04.  Coliunbia  Univ. 

1000,   Adjunct  Professor  in  Psychology,  Teachers  CoU^e,  Columbia  University;    res., 
557  W.  ia4th  St..  New  York. 
Susan  S.  Osgood. 

Third  Vice-Prindpal,  and  Head  of  History  Department,  High  School,   Binghamton. 
Elizabeth  Sage. 

1903,    Instructor  in  Domestic  Art,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;    res.,  2465 
Broadway,  New  York. 
Charles  Payson  Gukley  Scott,  A.B..  '78,  A.M.,  '81.  Ph.D..  '81,  Lafayette  CoU.;  Litt.  D.,  *o7. 

Philolotpst,  Etymologist.  LcxioMrapher;    Etymolo^cal  Editor  of  the  Century  Dic- 
tionary; (i88j)  Srcretary  of  the  Simplified  SpcUing  Board,  i  Madison  Ave.,  New 
York;  res.,  150  Wood  worth  Ave.,  Yonkers. 
Geosgx  D.  Steayer.  A.B..  '03.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '05.  Columbia  Univ. 

J007,   Adjunct  Professor  of  Elementary  Education,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University, 
New  York. 
Edwin  G.  Waenek.  A.B.,  '85.  Amhcist  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  New  York  Univ. 

1885,   Head  of  Latin  Department,  Polytechnic  Preparatory  School;  res.,  56  Montgomery 
PI.,  Brooklyn. 
Geoege  M.  Wiley,  A.B..  '99.  A.M..  '03.  Union  Coll.,  N.  Y. 

X908,   State  Inspector  of  Schools,  36  W.  5th  St.,  Dunkirk. 
1007    Sadie  Amesican. 

Founder  and  Head  oi  Vacation  Schoob  of  Chicago;  Executive  Secretary  of  Council 
of  Jewish  Women.  448  Central  Park.  W.,  New  York. 
Robert  Arrowsmith,  A.M.,  '83,  Ph.D.,  '84.  Columbia  Univ. 

With  American  Book  Company,  100  Washington  Sq.,  New  York. 
John  G.  Bowman,  A.B.,  '99.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

Secretary  of  the  Carnegie  Foundation  for  the  Advancement  of  Teaching,  576,  5th 
*  Ave.,  New  York. 
J.  Edward  Banta,  A.B.,  *8o,  A.M.,  ^83,  Amherst  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  93  Walnut  St.,  Binghamton. 
Charles  V.  Bookhout,  Pd.B.,  '98,  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

Z901,   Principal  of  High  School,  Hancock. 
Lucy  A.  Brennan. 

1893,  Teacher  in  Public  School  No.  13,  Bronx;  res.,  x6  Lafayette  St.,  White  Plains. 
Jacob  Winn  Brown. 

With  Silver,  Burdett  &  Company,  23 1-24 (  W.  39ih  St.,  New  York;  home  address, 
Arlington  Road,  Wobum,  Mass. 
James  Seth  Cooley.  A.B.,  '69.  A.M.,  '7a.  Williams  Coll.;  M.D.,  '77,  Univ.  of  Oty  of  New  York 

1894,  County  School  Commissioner,  Glen  Cove. 
Myron  T.  Dana,  Ph.B.,  Pd.D. 

1906,  'Principal  of  State  Normal  and  Training  School,  Fredonia. 
Leland  Leslie  Eaton,  Ph.B.,  'ox,  Brown  Univ. 

Representative  of  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.  for  western  New  York,  50  N.  Norwood  Ave., 
Buffalo. 
John  Mark  Glenn,  A.M.,  '70. 

1907,  Director  of  the  Russell  Sage  Foundation,  105  E.  azd  St.,  New  York. 
Frederick  Arthur  Goetze,  M.Sc.,  *o^,  Columbia  Univ. 

1997,   Dean  of  School  of  Mmes,  Engineering  and  Chemistry,  Columbia  University,  New 
York. 
Thomas  C.  Halligan,  B.Sc.,  '90,  Coll.  of  the  City  of  New  York;  LL.B.,  '95,  New  York  Univ;  A.M., 
'03,  0>lumbia  Univ. 
1909,    Principal  of  Public  School  Xo.  132,  Manhattan;  res.,  561  W.  i8oth  St.,  New  York. 
Lambert  L.  Jackson,  A.B..  '97.  A.M.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D.,  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

Head  of  Educational  Department,  D.  Appleton  &  Co.,  29  West  32d  St.,  New  York. 
May  Jackson. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  106,  Manhattan,  615  W.  i42d  St.,  New  York. 
Helen  Kinne. 

1897,    Professor  of  Domestic  Science,  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Elise  W.  Kornmann,  Pd.M..  '9s.  New  York  Univ. 

X906,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  12,  Manhattan;   res.,  1030  Park  Ave.,  New  York. 
Herbert  Martin.  A.B.,  '99.  A.M.,  '00,  Kentucky  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '05,  Yale  Univ. 

1906,   Head  of  I>cpartment  of  Pedagogy,  New  York  Training  School   for  Teachers,    794 
E.  169th  St.,  New  York. 
Alexander  F.  Newlands. 

i9:m3,    Super\isr>r  of  Writing,  Public  Schools,  58  N.  Norwood  Ave.,  Buffalo. 
James  Herlihy  O'Donnell,  A.B.,  '04,  Amherst  Coll. 

Educational  DeiKirtment,  K.ii?le  Pencil  Co.,  377  Broadway,  New  York. 
John  B.  Pine,  A.B. 

Trustee  of  Columbia  University,  63  Wall  St.,  New  York. 
Ida  Louise  Revelev,  Grad.,  '96,  Albany  .\or.  Coll.;   Ph.B.,  '05,  Syracuse  Univ.;  A.M.,  '09,  Cornell 
Univ. 
1909,   Teacher  of  Biology,  Wells  College,  Aurora;  home  address,  349  Westcott  St.,  Syracuse. 


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1907  Aomts  Stowxll,  B.L.,  '03.  Univ.  of  Cal. 

Z904,  Teacher  in  English  Department,  Brooklyn  Trmininc  School  for  Teachers;  res.,  1074 
Dean  St.,  Brooklyn. 
Lynn  M.  Saxtow.  B.S.,  '97.  M.S..  '00.  Lafayette  ColL;  Pd.M.,  *o8,  Pd.D.,  'oq.  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Z903.   Instructor  in  The  College  of  the  Qty  of  New  York,  New  York. 
FiKODiAND  E.  SiOTH,  A.M.,  Hamilton  Coll. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  15  Lincoln  St.,  Cortland. 
Calvin  Thomas,  A.B.,  '74,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  *77,  LL.D..  '04. 

1896,   Professor  of  Germanic  languages  and  Literature,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 

1908  Lucy  Branch  Allen.  A.B.,  '97.  Wellesley. 

1898,   English  Department,  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers,  West  120th  SL,  Kern 
York;  res.,  10  Park  Ave..  Leonia,  N.  J. 

Willis  Andebson. 

With  Rand,  McNaUy  &  Co..  14a  Fifth  Ave..  New  York  Qty. 
Mas.  CHAaLOTTE  P.  Acer  Barnxtm,  A.B.,  *86,  Vassar  CoU. 

Pittsford.  Monroe  Co. 
Delmer  E.  Batcbeller,  Ph.B..  VX.  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Dunkirk. 
William  Betz,  A.M.,  *o8.  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  East  High  School;  res .  160  Grand  Avf .. 
Rochester. 
Maurice  A.  Bicelow,  B.Sc.,  '94.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  M.Sc.,  '96,  Northwestern  Univ.;  Ph.D..*oi.  Har- 
vard Univ. 

1907,  Professor  of  Biology,  Teachers  College.  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
John  Alfred  Brewster,  A.B.,  '95,  Harvard  Univ. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Mathematics.  College  of  Saint  Ancda^  New  Rochdle;  Tutor 
in  Mathematics,  College  of  City  of  New  Yoric;  res.  17  Lexington  Ave..  New  York. 
Lewis  C.  Cox,  A.B.,  '05,  A.M.  '07,  Ohio  State  Univ.  ^ 

1909,  Student.  Graduate  School,  Cornell  University;  CascadiOa  School,  Ithaca. 

James  Roscoe  Day,  A.B..  S.T.D.,  Bowdoin:  D.  C.  L.,  Cornell  Coll..  Iowa.;  LL-D.,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1894,  Chancellor  of  Syracuse  University,  Syracuse. 
Arthur  D.  Dean.  S.B.,  '95.  Mass.  Institute  Technology. 

1908,  Chief  of  Division  Trades  Schools,  State  Education  Department,  Capitol,  Albany. 
Caroline  B.  Dow,  A.B.,  *8o,  Vasiw  Coll. 

Dean  of  National  Training  School  of  Y.  W  C.  A.,  3  Gnmercy  Park.  New  York. 
LuLA  Sperry  Eddy,  B.Sc.,  '76,  Cornell  Univ. 

Z905,   Teacher  in  Indian  School,  Tomah,  Wis.;   home  address,  500  William  St..  Elmira. 
George  M.  Elmendorf,  Ph.B.,  Union  Coll.,  N.  Y. 

J906,    Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  Dolgeville.  Herkimer  Co. 
Thomas  E.  Finegan.  Grad..  '89,  Pd.D..  '09.  N.  Y..  St.  Nor.  Coll.-  A.M..  '94.  Htrailton  Coll. 

1908,   Third  .Assistant,  Commissioner  of  Education,  State  Education  Department,  Albany 
David  Gibbs,  B.Sc.,  '98.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '06,  Clark  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Training  Dept.,  Sute  Normal  School;  98  W.  5th  St.,  Oswego. 
Emmett  E.  Giltner.  A.M.,  '07,  Columbia  Univ. 

X908,   Teacher  of  History,  New  York  Training  School  for  Teachers,  511  W.  139th  Sl,  New- 
York. 
Wellington  E.  Gordon.  Pd.D..  'oa.  New  York  Univ. 

J905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  315  E.  Main  St..  Patcfaogue. 
James  M.  Grimes,  M.E.D.,  '87.  Edinboro  Slate  Normal  School. 

1895.  Principal  Public  School  No.  i,  140  S.  zoth  Ave.,  Mount  Vernon. 
Benjamin  C.  Gruenberg.  B.Sc-.  '06,  Univ  of  Minn.;  A.M..  '04.  Columbia  Univ. 

1902.  Teacher  of  Biology,  DeWitt  Clinton  High  School.  69  West  88th  St..  New  York  Gty. 
Roland  Hkbdxn. 

Manager  Educational  Department,  Houghton.  Mifflin  Co.,  85  Fifth  Ave.,  New  York 
City. 
Mae  B.  Higgons.  A.B..  *97,  Normal  Coll.,  City  of  New  York;  Ph.B..  '07.  and  Ed.B.,  '07,  Univ.  of 
Chicago. 
1898,   Kindergartner,  Public  School  No.  68;  res.,  341  W.  i32d  St.,  New  York. 
Caspar  Wistar  Hodgson,  A.B.,  '06,  Inland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

Educational  Publisher.  World  Book  Co .  YonkersHm-Hudson. 
Charles  C.  Inshaw. 

New  York  State  Agent,  D.  Appleton  &  Co.,  41  Flint  St.,  Rochester. 
BtTRGES  Johnson,  A.B.  .  '99,  Amherst  Coll. 

Member  of  firm  of  Thompson- Brown  Co.,  Publishers  of  Educational  Books,  3  East 
i4lh  St..  New  York  City. 
Frane  Ewer  Kerr.  B.Sc.,  '06,  New  York  Univ.;  A.M..  '09.  Columbia  Univ. 

Teacher  in  Public  5>chool  No.  a6.  Richmond;  res..  1238  Casdeton  .Ave..  West  New 
Brighton;   express  office,  Port  Richmond. 

Franklin  C.  Lewis,  A.B..  '00.  Dartmouih;  A.M..  '01.  Harvard. 

1906,    Superintendent,  Ethical  Culture  School,  New  York;  res.,  Leonia,  N.  J. 

Woodford  McK.  Linr.FTT.  Ph.B.,  '06.  Wooster. 

1908,    Gr.iduate  Student,  Teachers  College.  Columbia  University,  livingstcm  Hall.  New 
York. 
E.  A.  MacClea.v. 

Librarian,  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  3  Rector  St.,  New  York. 


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NEW  YORK-^onltHMed 

1008    A.  J.  MacElsoy,  B.Sc.,  Cornell  Univ. 

With  D.  Applcton  &  Co.,  35  W.  jad  St..  New  York. 
Mabel  A.  MacKinney. 

X909.   Supervisor  of  Kindetigaitens,  Brooklyn  Free  Kindergarten  Society,  Pratt  Institute, 
Broddyn. 
GaoRGX  B.  Maablb,  Ph.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Spencerport. 
James  McKxnnxy. 

zgoS,   Ethical  Culture  School,  33  Central  Park,  West,  New  York;  res.,  15  Vincent  St. 
Newark.  N.  J. 
Feamk  M.  McLauey,  Ph.B..  111.  Wesleyan  Univ. 

Principal,  Stamford  Seminary,  Stamford. 
Hbnsy  Neumann.  Ph.D.,  *o6,  New  York  Univ. 

X902,   Instructor  in  English  ( 1900)  Instructor  in  Education,  College  of  City  of  New  York; 
res.,  Haven  Ave.,  cor.  W.  xdpth  St.,  New  York. 
Maeion  Bbomlby  Newton,  Grad.,  *o3,  Boston  Nor.  Sch.  of  Gymnastics. 

1906,   Sopovisor  of  Physicai  Education,  Public  Schools,  Rochester,  N.  Y.;  home  address, 
155  Union  St.,  Athol,  Mass. 
Thaeoelal  R.  Pandya,  B.Sc.,  'ois,  Bombay  Univ..  India. 

Educational  Department,  Barooa  State,  India  (1906);   Graduate  Student,  Teachers 
College,  Columbia  University,  Livingston  Hall,  New  York  City. 
Geeteude  M.  Paitlsen. 

Assistant  to  Principal,  Public  School  No.  142,  Brooklyn;  res.,  4x0a  Sackett  St ,  Brook- 
lyn 
William  R.  Pbice,  A.B..  *o8,  Cornell  Univ. 

1906,  Teacher,  Modem  Languages,  H.  S.  of  Commerce,  155  W.  65th  St.,  New  York. 
James  C.  Rogees,  A.B.,  '04,  Queen's  Univ.,  Ontario;  Pd.M.,  *o3,  Pd.D.,  '08,  New  York  Univ. 

1907,  Principal,  Public  School  No.  laS,  Brooklyn,  84th  St.  and  aist  Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Loins  Rouillion,  B.S.,  '91,  Comdl  Univ.;  A.M.,  'oo,  Columbia  Univ. 

X900,   Director,  Mechanics  Institute,  30  W.  44th  St.,  New  York. 
Etbel  Claeissa  Russell. 

1906,  Teacher  in  High  School,  Lockport;  res.,  R.D.  3,  No.  30,  Homell. 
Geoeoe  Franelin  Sawyer,  A.B.,  Amherst  Coll.  ^ 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  609  Fifth  Ave ,  Lansingburg. 
Benjamin  Roy  Simpson,  B.A.,  '99«  McMaster  Univ.,  Toronto. 

Teacher  of  Psychology,  Brooklyn  Training  School  for  Teachen,  990  Bergen  St., 
Brooklyn. 
IsABELLE  Thompson  Smaet.  M.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  St.  of  N.  Y. 

Medical  Examiner  of  Mentally  Defective  Children  (ungraded  classes),  Department 
of  Education,  City  of  New  York,  xoi  W.  80th  St.,  New  York. 
Ada  F.  Tbayxe. 

Director,  Physical  Training,  Public  Schools,  30a  James  St,  Syracuse. 
WnixAM  L.  Tomlins. 

Music  Director;  res.,  549  Riverside  Drive,  New  York  City. 
Edith  M.  Tuns.  Grad..  '96.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Oswego.  N.  Y.;  B.Sc..  '07.  Columbia  Univ. 

1909,   Critic  Teacher,  Teachers'  College  Experimental  School,  1230  Amsterdam  Ave.,  New 
York. 

RiCHAED  M.  TiTNNICLirrE. 

Instructor  in  Public  School  Music,  3  Chestnut  St..  Potsdam. 
Robert  L.  Weavee.  A.M.,  '05.  Hamilton  Coll. 

Principal  of  High  School.  Churchville. 
Walteb  H.  Wood.  A.B..  '01.  Haverford  Coll. 

Principal  of  The  Oakwood  Seminary,  Seminary  St.,  Union  Springs. 
1009    A.  IL  Aldinceb,  M.D..  '99,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1908,  Assistant  Director  of  Physical  Training,  Board  of  Education,  500  Park  Ave.,  New 

York, 
F.  M.  Ambiobb 

Publisher;  70  Fifth  Ave.,  New  York  City. 
L.  V.  Arnold. 

Principal  of  Schools,  15  Arnold  St.,  Amsterdam. 
Leonabd  p.  Ayres,  Ph.B.,  A.M.,  Boston  Univ. 

1907,  Ru.sscll  Sage  Foundation,  i  Madison  Ave,  New  York  City. 
Arthue  Aijcxb  Beyant,  A.B.,  '97.  A.M.,  '98.  Ph.D.,  '05.  Harvard  Univ. 

De  Witt  Clinton  High  School,  loth  Ave.  and  S9th  St.,  New  York. 
Charles  H.  Farnsworth. 

Adjunct  Professor,  Teachers  Collie,  Columbia  University,  New  York. 
Minnie  S.  Graham. 

1899,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  9,  116  Union  Ave..  Mt.  Vernon. 
Albebt  C.  Hill,  A.B..  '77,  Colgate  Univ.;  A.M..  '80.  Ph.D..  '87. 

Inspector  of  Schools,  New  York  State  Education  Department,  14  Chestnut  St.,  Albany. 
George  Willum  Hunter,  A.B..  '95,  A.M.,  '96,  Williams  Coll. 

Head  of  Dcpiiitmcnt  of  Biolij^y,  DeWiit  Clinton  High  SchorJ;  res.,  3238  Aroircws 
Ave.,  University  Heights,  New  York. 
Olive  M.  Jones. 

190S,   Principal  of  Public  School  No.  120  (Special),  560  W.  isoth  St.,  New  York. 
Ida  L.  Kempee,  Pd.B.,  '07.  Teachers'  Coll..  Univ.  of  Buffalo. 

Z907,   Teacher  of  English,  State  Normal  School,  365  Norwood  Ave.,  Buffalo. 


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NEW  YORK— C<m/MUi«l 

1909    Ralph  Andeb<u)n  Kknnedy. 

Educational  Department,  Eagle  Pencil  Co.,  377  Broadway,  New  York. 
Jamxs  C.  Mohachan,  A.B.,  '8s,  A.M.,  '04,  LL.D.,  '00. 

igo8.    Principal  of  Trade  School,  Professor  at  St    John's  College,  and  Secretary  of  the 
National  Society  for  the  Promotion  of  Industrial  Education;  res.,  764  Willoughby 
Ave.,  Brooklyn. 
Geobge  O.  Mooke.  A.B.,  A.M. 

1906,    Professor,  Cortland  State  Normal  School,  a6  N.  Church  St.,  Cortland. 
Mary  J.  Pxekson. 

Teacher  of  History  and  Science.  Public  School  No.  63,  3x8  East  isth  St.,  New  York 
City. 
Alfked  Eknst  Rejall,  A.B.,  '06.  A.M.,  *o7,  Columbia  Fniv. 

1909,    Pnifcssor  of  Psychology  and  Philosophy,  New  York  Slate  Normal  College,  144  Lan- 
ca^iter  St.,  Albany;  res.,  54  Tompkins  Place,  Brooklyn. 
C.  B.  Robertson.  A.M.,  M.S. 

Superintendent  of  Training  Schools,  Cortland. 


Peter  Sanditord,  B.Sc.,  '04,  Manchester,  England;  B.Sc.,  '05,  M.Sc..  '07;  M.  A.,  '09.  Columbia  Univ. 
Z909,   Tutor  in  Elementary  Education.  Teachers  College,  Columbia  University;  Livingston 
Hall,  Columbia  University,  New  York  City. 
Fred  C.  Tenkey.  A.B.,  'So.  Brown  Univ. 

Manaser,  Educational  Department,  The  Macmillan  Company,  66  Fifth  Ave.,  New 
York. 
Benjamin  Veit,  B.S..  '86,  CoU.  of  City  of  New  York;  LL.B.,  '93,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Principal  of  Public  School  No.  1 14,  Manhattan,  Oliver,  Oak  &  James  Sts.,  New  York. 
Andrew  Rutherford  Wilson. 

Educational  Department,  Eagle  Pendl  Co.,  377  Broadway,  New  York. 

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189s    Columbia  Universfty. 

President,  Nicholas  Murray  Butler;   Librarian,  Williams  Dawson  Johnstone;    Sec- 
retary, F.  P.  Keppel,  New  York. 
1896    Cornell  University.  Library. 

President,  J.  G.  Schurman;  Librarian,  George  W.  Harris,  Ithaca. 

1898  Bryson  Library,  Teachers  College. 

Librarian,  Miss  E.  G.  Baldwin,  Momingside  Heights,  120th  St.,  W.,  New  Yoriu 
Syracuse  Pubuc  Library. 

President,  J.  Wm.  Smith;   Librarian,  Ezckiel  W.  Mundy,  Syracuse. 
Vassar  College,  Library. 

President,  James  M.  Taylor;  Librarian,  Frances  A.  Wood,  Poughkeepsie. 

1899  Buffalo  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Walter  L.  Brown;   Vice-Librarian,  Mn.  H.  L.  Elmendoif,  Buffalo. 
New  York  Public  Library. 

Director,  John  S.  Billings,  Astor  Library  Building,  425  Lafayette  St.,  New  York. 
New  York  Univfr.sity.  Sthooi.  of  PKI>^G()^•.Y. 

Dean.  Thomas  M.  Balliet;  Secretary,  James  E.  Lough,  Washington  Sq.,  East,  New 
York. 
Port  Jervis  Free  Library. 

Librarian,  Elizabeth  G.  Thome,  Port  Jervis. 
State  Normal  School.  New  Paltz. 

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1900  State  Normal  and  Tr aiming  School,  Oswego. 

Principal,  I.  B.  Poacher,  Oswego. 
State  Normal  School  Library,  Br(X'kport. 

Principal,   Charles  T.  McFarlane;  Chairman  of  Library  Committee,   Charles  D 
Sccly,  Urockport. 
190X    Brooklyn  Public  LiBR\RV. 

Chief  Librarian,  Frank  P.  Hill,  26  Brevoort  PI.,  Brooklyn. 
College  of  St.  Fravcis  Xavif.r. 

President,  Rev.  Thomas  J.  McCluskey,  S.  J.,  30  W.  16th  St.,  New  York. 
Pratt  Institute  Free  Library. 

Librarian,  Lsabel  Ely  Lord,  Rycrson  St.,  Brookl)!!. 
Queens  Borough  PuBiir  Library. 

Proiilent.  Kre<lcric  W.  Mar;  librarian,  J.  F.  Hume,  Office,  25  Clint<xi  Ave.,  Jamaica. 
New  York. 
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Universfty  of  Rochester. 

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190a    CoLCATC  Univssstty,  Libbaky. 

President,  Elmer  B.  Bryan,  librarian,  D.  F.  Estes,  Hamilton. 
Genksal  Education  Boakd. 

Secretary,  Wallace  Buttrick,  Assistant  Secretary,  E  C.  Sage,  a  Rector  St..  New  York . 
State  Nokiial  School.  Coktlano,  Libeaby. 

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1933    Oneonta  Nobmal  School. 

Principal,  Percy  I.  Bugbee,  Oneonta. 

1905  ALtncNi  AssocuTioN,  New  Yobk  Traintno  School  for  Teachebs. 

President,  Edward  A.  Fitzpatrick;   Secretary.  Emma  H.  DeParma,  aao  W.  laoth 
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President,  Alice  C.  Gray,  Public  School  No.  35,  Brooklyn. 
Ethical  CtiLTtTBE  School. 

Superintendent.    Franklin  C.  Lewis;   Secretary,  Matilde  Kitzinger.  Central  Park 
West,  and  63d  St..  New  York. 

1906  Adelphi  Collece. 

President,  Charles  Herbert  LeYermore;  Librarian,  Mabel  Farr,  Brooklyn. 
Babnabd  College. 

President,  Nichdas  Murray  Butler;  Acting  Dean,  William  Tenney  Brewster,  New 
York. 
College  or  the  City  op  New  York,  The. 

President,  John    Huston  Finley,  St.  NichoUa  Terrace  and  J39th  St.,  West,  New 
York. 
FoBDHAX  University. 

President,  Daniel  J.  Quinn,  S.J.;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Arts,  and  Secretary,  J.  F. 
Quixk,  S.J.,  New  York. 
Gkneseo  State  Normal  School. 

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Manhattan  College. 

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Mercantile  Library  Association  op  New  York. 

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New  Rocbelle  Public  Library. 

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Wells  College. 

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1907  Libbaby  or  New  York  University. 

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YoNKKBS  Public  Libbaby. 

President,  John  F.  Brennan;  librarian,  Helen  M.  Blodgett,  Yonkers. 
t9o8    Elmiba  Collvob. 

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Kingston  City  Libbaby. 

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and  59th  St..  New  York. 

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Principal,  Josephine  Hammer. 

Public  School  No.  18.  501  Courtlandt  Ave. 

Principal,  Elizabeth  M.  Ball. 

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xgo3    Public  School  No.  35.  xdtd  St.,  bet.  Grant  and  Morria  Avea. 

Prmdpa],  EUen  C.  GUbert. 
X905    MoRBis  High  School.  i66th  St.  and  Boston  Road.  Bronx. 

Principal,  John  H.  Denbigh. 
PxTBLic  School  No.  »,  i6pth  St.  and  3d  Ave. 

Principal,  Kate  Van  Wagenen. 
Public  School  No.  3.  is7th  St.,  and  Courtlandt  Aft, 

Principal,  Burt  P.  Seelye. 
Public  School  No.  7.  Kingsbridge  Ave.  and  ajad  SC  gt«g«^Atf 

Principal,  Isaac  B.  Sprague. 
Public  School  No.  10,  Grammar,  Eagle  Ave.  and  i6jd  St. 

Principal.  Evander  Childs. 
Public  School  No.  la.  ad  St.,  Westchester. 

Principal,  John  F.  Condon. 
Public  School  No.  13,  660  E.  ai6th  St.,  Wllliamsbridge. 

Principal,  William  J.  Henwood. 
PiTBLic  School  No.  20,  Fox  and  167th  Sts. 

Principal,  Mary  A.  Curtis. 
PiTBLic  School  No.  30,  i^i.nt  St.  and  Brook  .\ve. 

Prinapai,  Mary  .\.  Conlon. 
1906    Public  School  No.  43  •  Washington  and  Wendover  Avcs. 

Principal,  Wm.  P.  McCarthy. 

BOBOUCH  or  bbookltn 

1933    Boys'  High  School,  Marqr  and  Putnam  Aves. 

Pnndpal,  James  Sullivan. 
Eastbbn  Distbict  High  School,  Diiggs  Ave.  and  S.  3d  St. 

Principal,  William  TTVlymen. 
Ebashus  Hall  High  School,  Flatbush  Ave. 

Principal,  W.  B.  Gunnison. 
Manual  Tsainino  High  School.  7th  Ave.  and  4th  St. 

Principal,  Charles  D.  Larkins. 
Ptolic  School  No.  3,  Hancock  St. 

Principal,  LaSalle  H.  White. 
PiTBLic  School,  No.  5.  Tillary,  LAwrence  and  Bridge  Sts. 

Principal,  WUliam  J.  O'Leary. 
PuBUC  School  No.  7, 141  York  St. 

Prmdpal.  Edith  Horton. 
Public  School  No.  8.  Piicks  and  Poplar  Sts. 

Prindpal,  Mary  Walsemann. 
Public  School  No.  13.  Degraw  St. 

Prindpal,  Wallace  S.  S.  Newton. 
Public  School  No.  14,  Navy  and  Concord  Sts. 

Prindpal,  Ellen  F.  Quinn. 
PuBuc  School  No.  aa,  Java  St. 

Prindpal,  Laura  Black. 
PiTBUC  School  No.  23,  Comielyea  and  Humboldt  Sts. 

Prindpal,  Everett  Barnes. 
PUBUC  School  No.  24,  Arion  Place,  cor.  Beaver  St. 

Prindpal,  Augusta  D.  Moore. 
Public  School  No.  as,  787  Lafayette  .\ve. 

Prindpal,  Frederic  W.  Mar. 
Public  School  No.  26,  Grammar,  Quincv  St.,  near  Ralph  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Frank  K.  Perkins. 
Public  School  No.  ao.  Amity  and  Columbia  Sts. 

Principal,  Mary  Jerome  Merritt. 
Public  School  No.  ^i.  Dupont  St.  and  Manhattan  Ave. 

Principal,  Bryan  J.  ReiUy. 
Public  School  No.  47.  Parific  and  Dean  Sts.,  near  3d  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Margaret  J.  McCooey. 
Public  School  No.  so,  S.  4th  St.,  near  Havemcyer. 

Prindpal,  Emma  L.  Fortune. 
Public  School  No.  si.  Meeker  .\ve.  and  Humboldt  St. 

Prindpal,  Julia  L.  Kelly. 
Public  School  No.  52.  Ellcry  St.,  near  Broadway. 

Principal,  Grace  Bowtell. 
Public  School  No.  s7.  Primarv.  Reid  Ave.  and  Van  Buren  St. 

Principal,  Elenore  E.  Elliott. 
Public  School  No.  63,  Hinsdile  and  Liberty  Sts. 

Principal,  Honor  E.  Quinn. 
Public  School  No.  68,  Bushvrick  Ave.  and  Kosciusko  St. 

Prindpal,  Fannie  A.  Irvine. 
Public  School  No.  60,  Rycrson  St.,  near  Myrtle  .\ve. 

Principal,  Margaret  J.  McCo<«y. 


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1903    Public  School  No.  74,  Kosdus^  St^  near  Broadway. 

Pnncipal,  Charles  £.  Sprincmeyer.  % 

Public  School  No.  75,  Grammar,  Evergreen  Ave.  and  Ralph  St. 

Prinapal,  William  S.  &01b. 
Public  School  No.  84^  Girls.  Glenmore  Ave.,  cor.  Stone  Ave. 

Principal,  Mary  Finley. 
Public  School  Na  86,  Irving  Ave.  and  Harman  St. 

Principal,  Mrs.  Anna  B.  Moriarty. 
Public  School  No.  88,  Thames  St.  and  Vandervoort  PI. 

Principal,  iEgesu  Beck. 
Public  School  No.  91,  Albany  Ave. 

Principal,  Georgiana  E.  Brown. 
Public  School  No.  104,  5th  Ave.  and  pad  St. 

Principal,  Arthur  D.  Stetson. 
Public  School  No.  zo6,  Putnam  and  Hamburg  Aves. 

Principal,  Joseph  V.  Witherbee. 
PuBUC  School  Na  1 10.  Monitor  St.  and  Driggs  Ave. 

Prinapal,  Charles  Perrine. 
PiTBLic  School  No.  iix,  cor.  Vanderbilt  Ave.  and  Sterling  PI. 

Principal,  Emily  G.  Bridgham. 
Public  School  No.  1x3,  Evergreen  Ave.,  and  Moffat  St. 

Principal,  Mary  C.  V.  Connolly. 
Public  School  No.  iz^  Ave.  K  and  E.  38th  St. 

Prinapal,  Moses  Becker,  Jr. 
PuBUC  School  No.  las,  66-8a  Harrison  Ave. 

Principal,  James  J.  Reynolds. 
Public  School  No.  135,  BUke,  cor.  Rockaway  Ave. 

Principal,  Mary  E.  Quinn. 
Public  School  No.  ta6.  Grammar,  Meserole  Ave.  and  Ixirimer  St. 

Principal,  Joseph  A.  Haniphy. 
PuBUC  School  No.  xa?.  7th  Ave.  and  79th  St. 

Principal,  John  J.  Malarkey. 
Public  School  No.  133,  Butler  St.,  near  4th  Ave. 

Principal,  Anna  G.  Bauer. 
Public  School  No.  136,  4th  Ave.  and  40th  St. 

Principal,  Charles  O.  Dewey. 
Public  School  No.  140, 60th  St..  west  of  4th  Ave. 

Principal,  Sarah  E.  Scott. 
1905    GntLs'  HiOH  School,  Nostrand  Ave.  and  Halsey  St.  ' 

Principal,  Wm.  L.  Felter;  Librarian,  Mary  E.  Hall. 
Public  School  No.  6,  Baltic,  near  Smith  St. 

Principal,  Clara  C.  Calkins. 
Public  School  No.  ao.  Union  Ave.,  and  Keap  St. 

Principal,  Matilda  C.  S.  Brooks. 
PxTBUC  School  No.  ^3,  Heyward  St.,  near  Broadway. 

Principal,  Caroline  R.  Gipner. 
PxTBLic  School  No.  30,  6th  Ave.,  cor.  8th  St. 

Principal,  Mary  McSwyny;  Librarian,  Ada  Csllaghan. 
Public  School  No.  43,  Boerum  St.,  near  Manhattan  Ave. 

Principal,  James  A.  O  Donnell. 
Public  School  No.  45,  Lafayette  and  Clasaon  Aves. 

Principal,  Purvis  J.  Behan. 
Public  School  No.  53,  176  Troutman  St. 

Principal,  Mn.  Alice  E.  B.  Ritter. 
Public  School  No.  77,  ad  St.  and  7th  Ave. 

Principal,  Channing  Stebbins. 
Public  School  No.  8a,  4th  Ave.,  cor.  36th  St. 

Principal,  Temperance  Gray. 
Public  School  No.  85,  Evergreen  Ave.  and  Eldert  St. 

Prinapal,  Arthur  C.  Perry,  Jr. 
Public  School  No.  87,  Herkimer  St.  and  Radde  Pl. 

Principal,  Ella  Kelly. 
Public  School  No.  80,  Newkirk  Ave.  and  E.  31st  St. 

Principal,  Mary  A.  Ward. 
Public  School  No.  90,  Church  Ave.,  cor.  Bedford  Ave. 

Principal,  Mary  E.  O'DonnelJ. 
PuBuc  School  No.  100,  ao65  W.  3d  St. 

Principal,  Joseph  T.  Griffin. 
PxTBUc  School  No.  105,  Fort  Hamilton  Ave.  and  spth  St. 

Prinapal,  Helen  M.  Curran. 
Ptmuc  School  No.  xa^,  Irving  Ave.,  cor.  Suydara  St. 

Principal,  Joseph  G.  Furey. 
Public  School  No.  xao,  Quincy  St.  and  Stuyvesant  Ave. 

PrindpaT,  Edward  P.  Crowell. 


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1905    Public  School  No.  141,  McKibbtn.  Leonard,  and  Boerum  Sts. 

Piindpal,  Anna  M.  Olsaon. 
PuBuc  School  I^o.  143,  Havemeyer  and  N.  6U1  Su. 

Pnnapal.  Carrie  Ikelheimer. 
IQ36    Public  School  No.  xa,  Adelphi  St.,  near  Mvrtle  Ave. 

Principal,  Frederick  SchocdeL 
X908    PxTBLic  School.  No.  i  53.  Glenwood  Road  and  East  ajd  St. 

Prindpal,  Frederic  L.  Luquecr. 

BOKOUCH  of  MANHATTAN 

1903    Model  School  or  thb  New  York  Tbaining  School  for  Teachers,  aao  h.  iigth  St 

Prindpal,  Emma  A.  Johnson. 
Public  School  No.  5.  Boys,  124  Edgecombe  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Henry  Cassidy. 
Public  School  No.  6.  Girls,  85th  St.  and  Madison  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Katherine  D.  Blake. 
Public  School  No.  9,  West  End  Ave.  and  Sad  St. 

Prindpal.  Teresa  E.  BemhoU. 
Public  School  No.  10.  Primary.  St.  Nicholas  Ave.  and  117th  St. 

Prindpal,  Hester  A.  Roberts. 
Public  School  No.  12.  371  Madison  St. 

Prindpal,  Elise  W.  Kommann. 
Public  School  No.  13,  Girls.  239  E.  Houston  St. 

Prindpal,  Helen  A.  Stein. 
Public  School  No.  13,  Primary.  939  E.  Houston  St. 

Prindpal.  Sarah  A.  Robinson. 
Public  School  No.  15,  728,  sth  St. 

Prindpal,  Margaret  Knox. 
Public  School  No.  18.  Boys,  121  E.  cist  St. 

Prindpal,  Burtb  C.  Magie. 
Public  School  No.  23,  Mulberry  and  Bayard  Sta. 

Prindpal,  Joseph  D.  Reardon. 
Public  School  No.  25,  Boys.  330.  sth  St. 

Principal,  Charles  C.  Roberts. 
Public  School  No.  29,  16  Albany  St. 

Prindpal.  James  G.  Smith. 
Public  School  No.  30,  230  E.  88th  St. 

Principal, 
Public  School  No.  32,  Boys,  357  W.  3sth  St. 

Principal.  Samuel  Ayers. 
Public  School  No.  38.  Qarke  St. 

Principal,  Ida  B.  Lindhdmer. 
Public  School  No.  40,  320  E.  20th  St. 

Principal,  Joseph  K..  Van  Denburg. 
Public  School  No.  44.  5  Hubert  St. 

Principal,  Edward  R.  Maguire. 
Public  School  No.  48,  124  W.  28ih  St. 

Prindpal,  Sadia  E.  Baird. 
Public  School  No.  49,  237  E.  37th  St. 

Prindpal.  William  R.  Kurz. 
Public  School  No.  50.  Girls.  211  E.  20th  St. 

Prindpal.  Caroline  Eraaauel. 
Public  School  No.  si.  519  W.  44th  St. 

Prindpal.  Geo.  H.  Chatlield. 
Public  School  No.  53.  207  E.  70th  St. 

Principal,  Margaret  M.  Slattery. 
Public  School  No.  ^6.  Girls.  351-35";  W.  i8th  St. 

Principal,  Alice  V.  Parle. 
Public  School  No.  58,  317  W.  sad  St. 

Principal,  William  F.  O'Callaghan. 
PuBuc  School  No.  67,  120  W.  46th  St. 

Principal,  Edward  J.  McNally. 
Public  School  No.  68.  116  W.  128th  St. 

Principal,  Ida  Ikelheimer. 
Public  School  No.  6q.  125  W.  54th  St. 

Principal.  Thomas  J.  Boyle. 
Public  School  No.  70.  207  E.  75th  .St. 

Principal,  GeorRc  While. 
PuflLic  School  No.  75,  25  Norfolk  St. 

Principal.  Frederick  A.  Berghane. 
Public  School  No.  77.  Girls,  ist  Ave.,  cor.  8«:th  St 

Principal,  Matilda  B.  Lemlein. 
Public  School  No.  82.  Boys.  70th  St.  and  ist  Ave. 

Principal,  Henry  J.  Hcidenis. 


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1903    Public  School  No.  85,  x  17th  St.  and  ist  Ave. 

Principal,  Mary  H.  I>onohue. 
Public  School  No.  88,  300  Rivington  St. 

Principal,  Susie  A.  Griffin. 
Public  School  No.  qx,  Stanton  and  Forsyth  Sta. 

Principal,  Mary  Maday. 
Public  School  No.  96,  Primary,  Ave.  A  and  8xst  St 

Principal,  Mary  C.  O'Brien. 
Public  School  No.  105,  369  £.  4th  St. 

Principal,  Lena  Kemp. 
Public  School  No.  107,  ara  W.  loth  St. 

Principal,  Harriet  A.  Tupper. 
Public  School  No.  laa,  150,  xst  Ave. 

Principal.  Ella  Conway. 
Public  School  No.  ia6,  536  E.  xath  St. 

Principal,  Josephine  E.  Rogers. 
Public  School  No.  lay,  siS  W.  37th  St. 

PrindpiEd,  Clara  American. 
Public  School  No.  130,  143  Baxter  St. 

Prindpal,  Mary  A.  Underhill. 
PUBUC  School  No.  147,  389  E.  Broadway. 

Prindpal,  William  L.  Ettinger. 
Public  School  No.  150,  320  E.  96th  St. 

Prindpal,  Alice  Jackaon. 
Public  School  No.  168,  Girls,  xosth  St..  near  ad  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Cecilia  A.  Frands. 
Public  School  No.  i6p,  Audubon  Ave.,  x68th  and  169th  Sts. 

Prinapal,  Frank  A.  Schmidt. 
Public  School  No.  170,  Primary,  37  W.  xixth  St. 

Prindpal,  Mrs.  Eloise  K.  Fisher. 
Public  School  No.  17a,  xo8th  St..  East,  near  ad  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Margaret  F.  Brangan. 
Public  School  No.  174.  las  Attorney  St. 

Principal,  Elizabeth  J.  Hofer. 
Public  School  No.  X77,  66  Market  St. 

Prindpal,  Mary  L.  Brady. 
PuBUc  School  No.  179.  140  W.  xoad  St. 

Prindpal,  John  P.  Conroy. 
Public  School  No.  193,  137th  St.  and  Amsterdam  Ave. 

Acting  Prindpal,  Samuel  Langer. 
.1904    Public  School  No.  76. 69th  St.  and  Lndngton  Ave. 

Prindpal,  Mary  A.  McGovem. 
1905    High  School  or  Cohickrce,  155  W.  65th  St. 

Prindpal,  J.  J.  Sheppard. 
Stityvbsant  Hior  Scfool.  345  E.  15th  St. 

Prindpal,  Ernest  R.  von  Nardroff. 
Waolbigh  High  School,  xi4th  St..  west  of  7th  Ave. 

Prindpal.  John  G.  Wight. 
Public  School  No.  7,  Chrystie  and  Hester  Sts. 

Prindpal,  William  A.  Kottman. 
Public  School  No.  ii,  314  W.  17th  St. 

Prindpal  John  H.  Grotedoaa. 
Public  School  No.  16.  308  W.  13th  St. 

Prindpal,  Edgar  Vanderbilt. 
Public  School  No.  26. 134  W.  30th  St. 

Prindpal, 
Public  School  No.  38.  357  W.  40th  St. 

Prindpal,  Mrs.  Clara  H.  Raynor;   Dbrarian,  Mary  F.  McDonald. 
PuBUC  School  No.  34.  106  Broome  St. 

Pnndpal,  Anthony  J.  Puglicse. 
Public  School  No.  36.  710  E.  9th  St. 

Principal,  Ellen  T.  O'Brien. 
Public  School  No.  37. 113  E.  87th  St. 

Principal.  Margaret  P.  Duggan. 
Public  School  No.  41.  Girls.  36  Greenwich  Ave. 

Principal,  Katherine  Bevier. 
PiTBLic  School  No.  46,  915  St.  Nicholas  Ave. 

Prindpal.  William  A.  Boylan. 
Public  School  No.  59.  328  E.  s7th  St. 

Prindpal.  Mary  C.  McGuire. 
Public  School  No.  71, 188.  7th  St. 

Prindpal.  Carrie  Wallace  Keams. 
Public  School  No.  73,  Girls.  Lexini^on  Ave.  and  xo6th  St 

Prindpal.  Helen  M.  Fanning. 


i33  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [NewYoA 

NEW  YORK— C<wrf*ii«rf 
1905    Public  School  No.  93,  Amsterdam  Ave.  and  93d  St. 

Principal.  Mts.  Emma  S.  Landrine. 
Public  School  No.  94<  180  Amsterdam  Ave. 

Principal,  Cordelia  S.  Kilmer. 
Public  School  No.  96,  Girls,  Ave.  A  and  8ist  St. 

Principal.  Mrs.  EUza  S.  Pell 
Pxtblic  School  No.  104,  413  E.  i6th  St. 

Prinapol,  Isabella  F.  Wright. 
Pubuc  School  No.  117, 170  E.  77th  St. 

Principal.  Mary  S.  Cunningham. 
Public  School  No.  lai.  227  E.  io2d  .St. 

Principal,  Teresa  C.  Burke. 
Public  School  No.  la^.  29-31  Horatio  St. 

Prinapal.  Eugenic  C.  Levie. 
Pubuc  School  No.  125. 180  Wooster  St. 

Principal.  William  J.  Henwood. 
Public  School  No.  131,  272  E.  2d  St. 

Principal,  Ellen  M.  Phillips. 
Public  School  No.  135.  xst  Ave.  and  j^ist  St. 

Principal,  Kate  M.  Stephens. 
Public  School  No.  151,  91st  St.  and  First  Ave. 

Prindpiu.  Mrs.  Agnes  O'Brien. 
Public  School  No.  166, 132  W.  89th  St. 

Priiudpal,  Thomas  Moore. 
Public  School  No.  168.  Primary,  105th  St.,  near  2d  Ave. 

Principal,  Milhcent  Baum. 
Public  School  No.  18^.  ^19  E.  66th  St. 

Prinapal,  Anne  J.  Farley 
Public  School  No.  t88.  Girls,  Lewis,  cor.  Third  St 

Principal,  Mary  F.  McAleer. 
Public  School  No.  190.  303  E  83d  St. 

Principal,  Sarah  Goldie. 

BOBOUGH  or  QUEENS 

Z903    Jamaica  High  School,  Union  and  Hillside  Ave..  Jamaica. 

Principal,  Charles  J.  Jennings. 
Newtown  High  School,  Chicago  Ave..  Elmhurst. 

Principal,  James  D.  Dillingham. 
Public  School  No.  5,  Academy  St.,  near  Grand  Ave.,  Long  Island  City. 

Principal,  Matthew  D.  Qutnn. 
Pubuc  School  No.  76,  Montgomery  and  Congress  Aves.,  Laurel  Hill. 

Principal,  Kate  R.  Hickey. 
Public  School  No.  78  and  12,  Maurice  Ave.,  Winfield. 

Principal,  Fred  H.  Mead. 
1905    Public  School  No.  9.  Astoria. 

Principal,  Melvin  Hix. 
Public  School  No.  31,  Bell  Ave.,  Bayside. 

Principal,  George  W.  Dorland. 
Public  School  No.  32.  Lake>'ille  Road,  Little  Neck,  L.  I. 

Principal,  Anna  Brett. 
Public  School  No.  44.  Boulevard  and  Academy  Ave.,  Rockaway  Beach. 

Principal,  Wm.  M.  Gilmore. 
Public  School  No.  58.  Walker  Ave.,  Woodha^-cn. 

Principal,  Cyrus  E.  Smith. 
Public  School  No.  68,  Bergen  and  Rathjen  Aves.,  Evergreen,  L.  L,  Dist.  44. 

'  Principal,  Franc  C.  Ellis. 
Public  School  No.  80,  135-14 1  Greenpoint  Ave.,  Long  Island  City. 

Principal,  James  A.  Dugan. 

BOKOUGH  OF   RICHMOND 

1903  Public  School  No.  1,  Academy  Place,  TottenviUe. 

Principal,  Nathan  J,  Lowe. 
Public  School  No.  14,  Broad  and  Brook  Sts.,  Stapleton. 

Principal,  A.  Hall  Burdick. 
Curtis  School,  Public  School  No.  19,  Grecnleaf  Ave. 

Principal,  Charles  F.  Simons. 
Public  School  No.  23,  .Andros  Ave.,  Mariner  Harbor,  S.  I. 

PrinciDal.  David  J.  Keator. 

1904  Pl-blic  School  No.  17,  Prospect  Ave..  New  Brighton. 

Principal,  Samuel  McK.  Smith. 
1 90s    Public  School  No.  3.  School  St..  Prince  Bay. 

Principal,  Gould  J.  Jennings. 
Public  School  No.  4.  Fresh  Kill  Road 

Principal,  Henry  F.  .Albio. 
Public  School  No.  13,  Pennsylvania  Ave..  Rosebank. 

Principal,  Sheldon  J.  Pardee. 


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LnrS  UKMBEt 

1884    Robert  Bingham,  A.M.,  '60,  LL.D.,  '90,  Univ.  of  N.  C. 

1873,  ottpcrintendcnt  of  Bingham  School,  Asheville. 

ACnVS  MEMBESS 

1898    James  Yadkin  Joynes,  Ph.B.,  *8x.  LL.D.,  '08.  Univ.  of  N.  C. 

«9oa,  Sute  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  304  E.  Jones  St.,  Raleigh. 
D.  Matt  Thompson,  A.M. 

189X,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Public  Schools,  335  E.  Broad  St.,  Statesville. 
Lydxa  a.  Yates. 

1904,  Teacher  in  PubUc  School,  1x0  N.  4th  St.,  Wihnington. 
1900    William  C.  A.  Hammel. 

x888.   Director  of  Manual  Arts  and  Physics,  State  Normal  and  Industrial  College;   ret., 
loaj  Spring  Garden  St.,  Green^ro. 
Paul  J.  Long. 

1897,  County  Superintendent  of  Schods,  Jackson;  express  office,  Gumberry. 

R.  W.  MncHELL,  A.B..  '95 1  ^fat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1908,   Principal  of  Schools,  MarshalL 
RiCHASD  Joseph  Tighb. 

X900,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  6a  Orange  St.,  Asheville. 
190X    Mabtha  Hyde. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Normal  Department  of  St.  Augustine's  Schpot,  Raleigh;  home 

address,  Silvis,  HI. 
Frank  Ktselka,  LL.B.,  '94,  LL.M..  *o^,  Columbian  Univ. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  Indian  School,  Cherokee;  express  office,  Whittier. 

1902  Mrs.  Bertha  Payne  Newell,  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Tryon. 

1903  Herbert  Ernest  Austin.  B.Sc.,  *9o.  Worcester  Poly.  lant. 

1909,  Professor  of  Science,  East  Carolina  Teachers'  Training  School,  Greenville. 
Fred  Volney  Lester,  A.B.,  "86,  A.M.,  '96,  Colgate  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '04,  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

X909,   Principal  Teacher,  Shaw  University,  Rateigh. 
Henry  W.  Spray. 

Canton. 
Francis  P.  Venabir.  Ph.D..  '81,  Gdttingen:  LL.D..  'o^,  Univ.  of  Pa.:  D.Sc.,  '04,  Lafayette  Coll. 
X900,   President  of  University  of  North  Carouna,  Chapel  Hill. 
X904    THOMAS  Wilson  Lingle,  A.B.,  '93,  Davidson  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Leipzig  Univ.;  Grad.,  'ox,  Princeton 
Theol.  Sem. 
X908,   Fidd  Representative,  Davidson  College,  DavidaoiL 
X905    JiTUUS  Isaac  Fovst,  Ph.B. 

X907.   President  of  North  Carolina  State  Normal  and  Industrial  College;  res.,  999  Spring 
Garden  St.,  Greensboro. 
Isaac  C  Griptin. 

X909,  Department  of  History,  CuUowhee  Normal  and  Industrial  School,  CuUowhee;  express 
office,  Sylva. 

1906  Eugene  C.  Brooks. 

1907.  Professor  of  Education,  Trinity  College,  and  Editor  of  "North  Carolina  Education," 

Durham. 
Robert  H.  Wright,  B.Sc.,  '97,  Univ.  of  N.  C. 

X909,   President,  East  Carolina  Teachers'  Training  School,  Greenville. 

1907  Barron  P.  Caldwell,  A.B.,  '00,  Erskine  Coll. 

X934,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Lincolnton. 
William  Donald  Carmichael,  Ph.B..  '97,  Univ.  of  N.  C. 

1996,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  5x3  Duke  St.,  Durham. 
X908    Maurice  G.  Fulton,  Ph.B.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Miss.;  M.A.,  '00,  Ohio  Univ. 

1909,    Professor  of  English,  Davidson  College,  Daxidson. 
Frank  P.  Hall,  A.B.,  *87. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Belmont. 
Rowland  Hill  Latham.  A.B..  A.M..  '03.  Univ.  of  Viripnia. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Weldon. 
William  S.  Marten,  B.Sc.,  '05,  Teachers  Coll..  Columbia  Univ. 

X905,   Director  of  Art  and  Manual  Training,  City  Schools,  Durham. 
C.  W.  WttSON,  A.B..  '0.^,  Wake  Forest  Coll. 

X909,   Teacher  of  Pedagogy,  East  Carolina  Teachers'  Training  School,  GreenviDe. 
X909    Ernest  Cruikshank,  A.B..  '07,  Washington  Coll.;   A.M.,  '08. 
X904,   Secretary  of  St.  Mary's  School,  Raleigh. 
HiNDA  Teacue  HaL,  A.B.,  '01,  Gallaway  ColL;  L.L,  '03,  Peabody  Coll.;    A.B.,   '03,  Univ.  of 
Nashville. 
J908,   Head  of  French  Department,  North  Carolina  Normal  College,  Greensboro. 
R.  V.  Kennedy,  L.I.,  '06.  Peabody  Coll.;   A.B.,  '96.  Univ.  of  Nashville;   A.B.,  'ox.  Harvard  Univ. 

1908,  Principal  of  City  High  School,  27  Vance  St.,  A&heville. 
M.  C.  S.  Noble. 

1898,  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  University  of  North  Carolina,  Chapel  Hill. 
W.  S.  Snipes,  Ph.B. 

1904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Winston-Salem. 
W.  H.  SwiPT. 

XO04,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Greensboro. 
A.  E.  Waltz. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  Park  Ave.,  Goldsboro. 


l84  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [North  DakoU 

NORTH  CKROUSK—OmUtimtd 
msTinrnoNs 

1898  North  Caiouna  State  Normal  and  Industrul  College. 

President,  Julius  I.  Foust,  Greensboro. 

1899  UmfBRSRY  OF  North  Carolina,  Library. 

President,  F.  P.  Venable;  Libraxian,  Louis  R.  ^^laon.  Chapel  HiU. 
X903    Shaw  Ukxversity. 

President,  Charles  Francis  Meserve;  Librarian,  Alice  M.  Emerson,  Raleigh. 
1904    North  Carolina  College  or  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Library. 

President.  Geo.  T.  Winston;  Librarian,  Miss  £.  W.  Stockard.  West  Raleigh. 
1906    Davidson  College. 

President,  Henry  Louis  Smith;  Librarian,  Cornelia  Shaw,  Davidson. 
PuBUC  Library.  Greensboro. 

Librarian.  Bettie  D.  Caldwell,  Carnegie  Building,  Greensboro. 
State  Department  op  Education. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.  J.  Y.  Joyner,  Chief  Qeik,  Allen  J.  Barwick, 


upenntend 
Raleigh. 


NORTH  D.AKOTA 
AcrrvE  members 


1886    Frederick  E;  Stratton.  A.B..  'jri-  A.M..  '74.  Williams  Coll.:  Ph.D..  *ot.  III.  Wes.  Univ. 

X906,   Dean  of  Fargo  College  and  Professor  of  Greek,;  res.,  823,  6th  St.,  S.,  Fargo. 
X894    Walter  L.  Stockwell,  B.Sc:,  '89,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

X903,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instructioa,  Bismarck. 
Mrs.  Helen  H.  Stockwell,  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 
Bismarck. 
189s    George  A.  McFarland,  B.Sc.,  '83.  M.Sc.,  '86,  A.M.,  '06.  Hiram  Coll. 

189a.   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  1005,  5th  Ave..  Valley  Qty. 
LuRA  L.  Perrine,  A.B.,  '80,  Albion  CoU. 

x89a.  Teacher  of  Geography  and  Geology;  State  Normal  School;  res..  609  Normal  Ave., 
Valley  City. 
1896    Mrs.  Alice  W.  Cooley. 

Educational  Author  and  Lecturer,  315  South  5th  St.,  Grand  Forks. 
Joseph  Kennedy,  B.Sc.,  '86,  A.M..  'oa,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

X893,   Professor  of   Philosophy   and   Education,  and   Dean  of    Teachers   College,  The 
University  of  North  Dakota,  xiza  University  Ave.,  Grand  Forks. 
X897    J.  O-  Halland,  A.B.,  '84.  A.M.,  '87.  Luther  CoU. 

X903,   Professor  of  History  and  Political  Science,  Agricultural  College,  815,  xoth  Ave.,  Agri- 
cultural College. 
W.  E.  Hoover,  M.Sc.,  '87,  Ohio  Northern  Univ. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Qty  Schoob,  6oa,  X3th  St.,  S.,  Farga 
X898    George  E.  Knepper.  Ph.D. 

X909,   Dean  of  Jamestown  College,  Jamestown. 
X900    George  W.  Hanna,  B.Didac,  '94,  M.Didac.  '99.  Highland  Park  CoU. 

1899.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  6ao  Normal  Ave.,  Valley  Qty. 
X90X    A.  J.  Ladd,  A.M.,  '00.  Ph.D.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1905,   Professor  of  Education,  University  of  North  Dakota;  res.,  879  Belmont  Ave..  Granl 
Forks. 
X99a    P.  S.  Berg,  B.Sc.,  '93.  Mt.  Union  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Schools.  309  Marguerite  BouL,  Dickinson. 
Edith  E.  Brant,  Grad.  Nor.  Tr.  Dept..  Conservatory  of  Music,  Detroit.  Mich. 

X903,   Director  of  Departments  of  Music  and  Drawing,  State  Normal  School,  MayvUle. 
Ernest  R.  Brownson. 

Member  of  Board  of  Management,  VaUey  City,  State  Normal  School,  WUIistoo. 
Mrs.  Mattie  M.  Davis. 

x886,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Cass  County,  388,  7th  Ave.,  S.,  Fargo. 
Albert  Edward  Dunphy. 

1899.  Director  of  Mechanic  Arts,  State  Nonnal  and  Industrial  School,  Ellendale. 
Andrew  A.  Love.  A.B.,  '88,  OberUn  CoU. 

Manager  of  The  Love  Teachers'  Agency,  Broadway,  Faxgo. 
Katrins  Belanger  Macdonald.  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  N.  Dak. 

Post-graduate  and  Foreign  Traveling  Scholar,  New  Yori:  City,  N.  Y.;  home  address. 
Grand  Forks. 
Nbil  C.  Macdonald,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  N.  Dak. 

Post-graduate  and  Foreign  TraveUng  Scholar,  New  York  City,  N.  Y.;  home  address. 
Grand  Forks. 
GloiOB  S.  Thomas.  A.M.,  '79,  Univ.  of  Va.;  Ph.D.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Leiprig,  Germany. 

1893,   Professor  of  Latin  and  Dean  of  CoUege  of  Liberal  Arts,  University  of  North  Dakota, 
University. 
Clyde  R.  Travis.  Ph.B.,  'oa,  lU.  Wes.  Univ. 

1898,   Professor  of  Mathematics  and  ( 1907)  Vice-President  of  State  Nonnal  School,  MayviUe. 
Lake  G.  Watson,  Ph.B.,  '00,  Earlhara  CoU.;  A.M..  'oa,  Columbia  Univ. 
1904,   Supervisor  of  EYactice,  State  Normal  School,  MayviUe. 
1903    B.  P.  Chapple.  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

1907.    Superintendent  of  School  for  the  Blind,  Bathgate. 


Ohio]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  185 

NORTH  DAKOTA— CM/Jufiei 

1903  Thomas  A.  HnxYSft,  Ph.B..  *oo,  Uni^.  of  Chicagov  A.M..  'ox.  Harvard  UaiT. 

X907,   President  of  State  Normal  School,  Mayville. 
J.  Nelson  Kelly,  A.M.,  Emory  and  Henry  Coll.;  LL.B.,  Lake  Forest  Univ. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  5a  i  S.  5th  St.,  Grand  Forks. 
Wallace  Nelson  Steakns.  A.B..  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.,  and  Harvard  Univ  ;  A.M.,  D.B.,  '96,  Harvard 
Univ.;  Ph.D..  'qq.  Boston  Univ. 

xgoQ,  Instructor  of  History,  University  o<  North  Dakota;  res..  409  S.  6th  St.,  Grand  Forks. 

1904  HccB  S.  BurruM,  A.B..  '01.  A.M.,  '03,  B.Didac.,  '04,  Ph.D..  '06.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

X908,  Professor  of  Applied  Pedagogy,  State  Noimal  School,  625  Euclid  Ave.,  Valley  City. 
Beet  E.  Groom. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Langdon. 
X905    Mss.  Una  BaAsnsLD  Heeeick. 

1905,   Physical  Director  for  Women,  707  Normal  Ave.,  Valley  City. 
A.  B.  Hess,  Pd.B..  M.E..  A.B.,  Ph.D. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Larimore. 
Waltee  M.  Keen.  A.B.,  *o4,  A.M.,  '09,  Ind.  St.  Univ. 

1 90s,   President  of  State  Normal  Industrial  School,  Ellendale. 
Pttt  Goeden  Knowlton.  A.B..  '00,  Oberlin  Coll.;   A.M..  '93.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '96.  Leipzig. 

1897,  Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Economics.  Faxgo  College,  413,  7th  Ave.,  S.,  Faxgo. 
Z906    Ryland  M.  Black.  A.B.,  *9<.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X909>  Profcasoi  of  History,  Sute  School  of  Sdencc,  Wahpeton. 

1907  B.  B.  Wells. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Walsh  County  Schools,  Grafton. 
Z908    B.  A.  Ddnbae,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  '93,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Superintendent  <A  Schools,  Park  River. 
RiCHAED  Heywasd,  Ph.B.,  '99,  M.S.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Wisconsin. 

1907,  Sute  Inspeoor  of  High  Schools,  834  Belmont  Ave.,  Grand  Foiks. 
John  H.  Movius. 

Lidgerwood. 
Chaelxs  C.  ScHMinr.  M.Sc.,  '03.  Univ  of  Minn. 

X907,  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  North  Dakota,  University. 
Z909    McNeal  Cole  James.  A.B.,  B.Sc.,  '09,  Univ.  of  IlL 

1909.   Head  of  Department  of  Agriculture,  State  Normal  School,  Valley  City. 
Fbane  L.  McVey,  A.B..  '93.  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.-  Ph.D.,  '95.  Yale  Univ. 

1909,   President,  University  of  North  Dakota,  University. 
Feank  Heney  Seldon. 

1909,   Director  of  Manual  Training  State  Normal  School,  iaa4  West  ad  St.,  Valley  City. 
S.  Heney  Wolte,  B.Sc.,  '9S.  Univ.  of  Minn. 

x90O^  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Minot. 

DISTITtTTIONS 

1896    Educational  Association  or  Nokth  Dakota. 

President.  A.  P.  HoUis.  Valley  Qty;  Secretary,  Clyde  R.  Travis,  State  Normal  School, 

1899    State  UmvEssmr  or  North  Dakota. 

President,  Frank  L.  McVey;  Secretary,  J.  W.  Wilkerson,  University. 
1930    State  Nobmal  School,  Mayville. 

President,  Thomas  A.  Hillyer,  Mayville. 
1909    Detaetment  of  Pttblic  Instruction,  State  op  North  Dakota. 

Superintendent,  W.  L.  Stockwell,  Bismarck. 
State  Nosmal  School  op  North  Dakota. 

Principal.  George  A.  McFarland;  Librarian,  Mabel  G.  West,  Valley  Oty. 

1908  Agricultueal  College  Library. 

President.  J.  H.  Worst;  Secretary,  W.  A.  Yoder;    Librarian,  Mrs.  Ethel  McVeety, 
Agricultural  College. 

OHIO 

LIFE  DIEECTOE 

Z887    Oscar  Tayloe  Corson,  A.M.,  '87,  LL.D..  *o7.  Wooster  Univ. 

Editor  of  "Ohio  Educational  Monthly,"  and  Institute  Lecturer,  57  E.  Main  St, 
Columbus. 

LIFE  MEMBEES 

1870    William  H.  Cole,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ohio  We?.  Univ. 
Sabina. 

L.  E.   HOLDEN. 

Lake  Shore  Boul.,  N.  E.  Bratenahl.  Qeveland. 
Mbs.  Delia  Latheop  Williams,  Pd.D.,  '94,  N.  Y.  State  Nor.  Univ. 
6a  S.  Liberty  St.,  Delaware. 
x88o    J.  J.  Burns,  A.M.,  '76.  Wa.<)hington  and  Tefferson  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '86,  Ohio  State  Univ. 
6a8  Holgate  Ave.,  Defiance. 
CwAtLiB  C.  Davidson,  A.M.,  '87.  Ohio  Univ. 

X89X,  Trustee  of  Ohio  University,  59  W.  Ely  St.,  Alliance. 


I86  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  (Ofab 

GSiO—OmHnmd 
x88o    Brmx  A.  Dutton. 

1870,   Principal  of  Kentucky  Street  School,  4816  Fnnklin  Ave.,  Clevdand. 
Mts.  Reuben  McMillan. 

a  18  Spring  St.,  Youngstown. 
John  Bkadley  Peaslee,  A.B..  '63,  A.M.,  '96,  Dmrtmouth  Coll.;  LL.B.,  '66,  Cincinnati  Law  CdL; 
Ph.D.,  *^9,  Ohio  State  Univ. 
3a  18  Warsaw  Ave.,  Cincinnati. 
Esther  A.  Widner. 

iaa4  N.  Main  St.,  Dayton. 
i88a    James  A.  Robert,  A.M., '67,  Yale  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '83,  Deniaon  UniT. 
a363  6uy  St.,  Cincinnati. 

1883  E.  W.  Coy,  A.M.,  '58.  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.  D..  '86,  Princeton  CoU. 

1873,   Principal  of  Hughes  High  School,  College  Hill,  Cinrinnsti. 
Z884    C.  W.  Bennett,  A.B.,  '66,  A.M.,  '69,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '80,  Moore's  Hill  CoU. 

1874- 1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools  and  (1907)  Inspector  of  College  of  the  M.  E. 
Church;  ax8  W.  Ash  St..  Piqua. 
Jacob  Albright  Shawan,A.B.,'8o,  A.M.,'83,OberUnColl.;  Ph.D.  (hon.), '04,  Muskingum  CoU 
1889,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  ziaa  Bryden  Road,  Columbus. 

ACnVE  MEMBERS 

1879    William  Nicholas  Hailmann,  A.M.,  '64,  Univ.  of  Louisville;  Ph.D.,  *8<,  Ohio  UniY. 
Z909,  Teacher,  Normal  Training  School;  res.,  1987  W.  St.,  Cleveland. 

1884  Edmund  A.  Jones,  A.B.,  '65,  A.M.,  *68,  Amherst  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Ohio  Univ. 

1004,  State  Commissioner  of  Common  Schools,  337  £.  Broad  St.,  Columbus. 

1889  Edwin  B.  Cox,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.  (hon),  '07,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1881,  Supermtendent  of  Schools,  aos  W.  Church  St.,  Xenia. 
Nathan  L.  Glover. 

187a,  Teacher  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  203  E.  Mill  St.,  Akron. 

1890  Mrs.  Ada  E.  Laird. 

189a,   Principal  of  Waverly  School,  4103  Franklin  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
J.  P.  Sharkey. 

X898,   Superintendent  of  Schools;  (1893),  Member  of  State  Board  of  Examiners,  Van  Wcft 
William  H.  Vogel. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  3319  Observatory  Ave.,  Hyde  Park,  Cin- 
cinnati. 

1891  Arthur  Owen  Jones,  B.Sc.,  '90,  A.M.,  '07.  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

1901,  Art  Master,  Woodward  High  School;  res.,  a3zs  Upland  Place,  Wahiut  Hills,  Cin- 


Frederick  Treudley,  A.B.,  '78,  Univ.  of  Ind.;  A.M.,  '06.  Hiram  Coll. 

190a,   Professor  of  PhiIo»)phy  and  Sociology,  Normal  College,  Ohio  Univcnity;  res.,  24 
Mulberry  St.,  Athens. 
189a    Charles  Christian  Miller,  A.B.,  '83,  Ph.D.,  '01,  Ohio  State  Univ. 

Ez-Prcsident  of  Lima  College,  Educational  and  Lyceum  Lectures,  Redpath  Bureau; 
res.,  70Z  W.  North  St.,  Lima. 
X893    M.  A.  Kdocel. 

z88o,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Poland;  express  office,  Struthers. 
S.  D.  Sanor,  A.m., '98,  LL.B.,  '99,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Homeworth. 
William  Henry  Scott,  A.M.,  '65,  Ohio  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '84,  Ohio  Univ.  and  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1883,  Professor  of  Phiknophy,  Ohio  State  University;  address,  Clintonville,  Franklin  Co. 
Lucia  Sticeney,  A.M.,  '95,  Oberlin  CoU. 

X900,   Teacher  in  East  High  School;  res.,  60x6  Franklin  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
X894    William  W.  Boyd,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '86,  Marietta  CoU. 

X907,   Dean  of  College  of  Education,  Ohio  State  University,  res.,  56  N.  Monroe  Ave.,  Co- 
lumbus. 
Emma  C.  Davis. 

Z893,   Supervisor  of  Public  Schools,  8  Rockwell  Buikling  Cleveland. 
Arnold  J.  Gantvoort. 

1894,   Musical  Director.  Teacher  of   Public  School  Music  and  Sight  Reading,  Lecturer 
on  History  and  Aesthetics  of  Music,  College  of  Music,  Cincinnati. 
Edward  L.  Harris.  A.B.,  A.M..  Ph.B..  Syracuse  Univ. 

1889,    Principal  of  Central  High  School;  res.,  6801  Euclid  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Charles  P.  Lynch,  A.B.,  '86,  A.M.,  '89,  Ph.D.,  '97,  Allegheny  Coll. 

1906.   Principal  of  West  High  School.  7300  Franklin  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
William  Oxley  Thompson,  D.D.,  '91,  Muskingum  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '97,  Western  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1809,   President  of  Ohio  State  University,  Columbus. 
George  R.  Twiss,  B.Sc.,  '85,  Ohio  State  Univ. 

1908,   High  School  Visitor,  Ohio  State  University,  318  W.  9th  Ave.,  Columbus. 
Anna  Jane  Wright,  A.B.,  '7a.  Oberlin  Coll. 

1879,   Teacher  in  High  School;  res.,  6016  Franklin  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
X895    Charles  S.  Barrett,  B.Sc.,  '8s,  Hopcdale  Coll. 

1900,    Principal  of  South  High  School;  res.,  78  W.  9th  Ave.,  Columbus. 
Charles  £.  Brown. 

With  American  Book  Co.,  1805  E.  89th  St.,  Qeveland. 
WiLLLUf  Paxton  Burris,  Ph.B.,  '01.  A.M.,  '94.  Dc  Pauw  Univ.;  .\.M.,  'oi,  Harvard  Univ. 

Professor  of  the  History  and  Philosophy  of  Education,  and  Dean   of    College  for 
Teachers,  University  of  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati. 


I 
Ohiol  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  187 

1895    WiLUASi  Wallace  Cralicess,  A.B.,  '87.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M.,  '80,  Eureka  Coll.;  Pd.B.,  '01,  Mich. 
State  Nor.  CoU.;  LL.D.,  '04.  Heidelberg  Univ. 

1898,  President  of  City  Board  of  Examiners,  aaao  Maplewood  Ave.,  Toledo. 
Stephen  Trimble  Dial,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '84,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '94,  Syracuse  Univ. 

zSgo,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  xi6  Hillside  Ave.,  Loddand. 
William  Hakrb  Elson,  A.B..  Indiana  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Instruction,  School  Headquarters;    res.,  1768  E.  89th  St.,  Cleve- 

Anne  Hastings  King,  B.L.,  '9a,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

X904,  Teacher  ol  English,  Walnut  HiUs  High  School,  2633  Alms  Place,  Cindnnati. 
Julia  C.  Kolbe. 

i893«   Primary  Teacher  and  Teacher  of  German,  Norwood;  res.,  337  Milton  St.,  Cindn* 
nati. 
Annie  Laws. 

President  of  the  Cincinnati  Kindergarten  Associiuion,  3937  Reading  Road,  Cincinnati 
S.  Hersice  Layton,  A.M.,  Ph.D. 

1909,   North  High  School,  xo  Huston-Fergus  Court,  Columbus. 
William  Rane  Lazenby,  B.AgrL,  Comdl;  M.Agri.,  Iowa  Agri.  Coll. 

x88x.  Professor  of  Horticulture  and  Forestry,  Ohio  State  University,  and  (1894)  Secretary 
of  Ohio  Medical  University;  res.,  348  W.  8th  Ave.,  Columbus. 
Charles  Louis  Loos.  Jr.,  A.B.,  '69.  A.M.,  '71.  Bethany  Coll.,  W.  Va. 

1899,  Prinapal  of  Steele  High  School;  res.,  834  N.  Broadway,  Dayton. 
S.  H.  Mararry,  A.m.,  '9o>  Muskingum  Coll. 

Z905,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  37  N.  Gamble  St.,  Shelby. 
S.  K.  Mardis,  Ph.B.,  Pd.B.,  '93,  Ohio  Univ.;  Pd.D. 

Z909,   State  School  Inspeaor,  3x3  W.  5th  Ave.,  Columbus. 
Georox  C.  Maurer,  Ph.B.,  Ph.M.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  409  W.  Ray  St.,  New  Philadelphia. 
W.  W.  MclNTiRE,  Ph.B.,  Ph.M.,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

X903,   Principal  of  Norwood  High  School;  res.,  33x8  Williams  Ave.,  Norwood,  Cincinnati. 
Margaret  W.  Sutherland. 

X889,   Principal  of  Columbus  Normal  School;  res.,  333  Marahall  Ave.,  Columbus. 

Charles  F.  Thwing,  D.D.,  *88.  Chicago Theol.  Sem.;  LL.D.,  '94,  lU.  Coll..  MarietU  Coll.,  Waynesburg 
Coll..  and  Washington  and  Jefferson  Coll. 
X890,   President  of  Western  Reserve  University  and  Adelbert  College;  res.,  XZX09  Bellflower 
Road,  aeveland. 
X896    Frams  S.  Alley,  A.M.,  Moore's  HiU  CoU. 

X909,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Lucasville. 

GSOIOE  B.  BOLENBAUGR. 

X907.   Principal  of  Evanston  School;  res.,  565  Delta  Terrace,  Station  C,  Cindnnati. 
Granviixb  Webster  Brumbaugh,  M.E.,  '89,  Juniata  Coll. 

1896,   Prindpal  of  Garfieki  School;  res.,  x6ox  W.  3d  St.,  Dayton. 

Frank  B.  Dyer,  A.B.,  '97,  Litt.D..  '06,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '05.  Miami  Univ. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3437  Burch  Ave.,  Cinciimati. 
August  Frederic  Foerste,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '90,  Harvard  Univ. 

x893i.  Teacher  of  Physics  and  Geology,  Steele  High  School;  res.,  335  Salem  Ave.,  Dayton. 
Warren  L.  Fulton,  B.Sc.,  '95.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Rural  Schools,  4x5  E.  Butler  St.,  Bryan. 
Francis  Heiermann.  S.J. 

X900,   President  of  St.  John's  College;  res.,  807  Superior  St.,  Toledo. 
Morris  A.  Hxnson. 

Prindpal  of  High  School,  Jackson. 
John  W.  Jones,  B.Sc.,  N.  Nor.  Univ.;  B.P.,  O.  Univ.;  A.M.,  'oa,  Gallandet  CoU. 

1895,  Superintendent  of  the  Ohio  Institution  for  the  Deaf,  Columbus. 
Frederick  Alwin  King.  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Rochester;  Ph.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

1895,   Teacher  of  Greek  and  Latin,  Hughes  High  School;  res.,  The  Romaine,  Clifton,  Cin- 
cinnati. 
Mrs  Frances  Watfe  Leiter. 

X890,  National  Superintendent  of  Physical  Education,  Department  of  the  National  W.  C 
T.  U.,  and  National  W.  C.  T.  U.  Lecturer,  330  W.  Park  Ave.,  Mansfield. 
Anna  Elizabeth  Logan,  A.M.,  *o6,  Miami  Univ. 

X903,  Primary  Supervisor,  State  Normal  CoQege,  Miami  University,  Oxford. 
J.  V.  McMillan. 

X903,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  526  Third  St.,  Marietta. 
John  Morris,  A.M.,  '03,  Ohio  Univ. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Loveland. 
George  M.  Plumer. 

X894,   Prindpal  of  Washington  School;  res.,  623,  4th  St.,  Marietta. 
John  H.  Rowland,  A.M. 

General  Agent  for  Atkinson,  Mentzer  &  Grover,  79  N.  Ohio  Ave.,  Columbus. 
Joseph  H.  Snyder.  B.Sc:,  '83,  Ohio  Cent.  Coll.;  A.M.,  '93,  Heidelberg  CoU. 

X909,   State  Inspector  of  High  Schools,  State  House,  Columbus. 
Harriet  E.  Terrel. 

1909,   Prindpal  of  Columbia  School;  res.,  3812  Carnegie  Ave.,  Cleveland. 


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i8q6  *Chaiiues  Liggett  Van  Cleve,  A  B.,  '70,  A.M.,  'Sa,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  School  Headquarten;    res.,  19x7  Jeffenoa  Ave., 
Toledo. 

1897  Frank  H.  Ball. 

1905.  Director  of  Manual  ArU,  Public  Schools,  Third  Floor,  City  Hall,  Ondnn^. 
Ella  Beistle. 

x888,  Principal  of  Van  Ckve  School,  xoth  District;  res.,  jx  E.  McOwen  St..  Dayton 
Cael  J.  KsoH. 

aa35  Kemper  Lane,  Walnut  Hills,  Cincinnati. 
Rev.  Sylvestee  FrraiAN  Scovel,  A.B.,  '53,  A.M.,  '56,  Hanover  CoU. 

1883-99,   President  of  University  of  Wooster;   (1883)  Professor  of  Morals  and  Sodology, 
University  of  Wooster;  res.,  185  N.  Beall  Ave..  Wooster. 
Edward  Marlay  Van  Cleve,  A.B.,  *86,  A.M.,  *8o,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Ohio  State  School  for  the  Blind,  Main  and  Parsons  Ave.,  Cbluinbui. 
T.  Howard  Winters,  A.B..  '96,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X90X,   Principal  of  Kingsbury  High  School;    res.,  X73  Washington  St.,  Irooton. 

1898  Jaxbs  M.  Care,  B.Sc.,  'ox,  Muskingum  Coll. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  509  N.  ad  St.,  Barberton. 
Jesse  S.  Johnson,  Ph.B.,  '9a,  De  Pauw  Univ. 

1900,   Superinteoident  of  Schools,  57  Lincoln  Ave.,  Salem. 
Edmund  D.  Lyon.  A.B.,  *8a,  A.M.,  '04,  Ohio  We^.  Univ.;  Ped.D.,  '08.  Miami  Univ. 

X906,  Principal  of  Woodward  High  School,  5505  Amsby  Place,  Madisonville,  Gndnnati. 
Gillespie  K.  Lyons. 

With  the  American  Book  Co.,  a  130  Lawrence  Ave.,  Toledo. 
David  R.  Major,  B.Sc..  '90.  Wabash  CoD.;  Ph.D.,  '06,  Cornell  Univ. 

X90X.   Professor  of  Psychok)gy,  Ohio  Sute  Univenity,  Columbus. 
James  E.  Randall. 

x89a,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Camden. 
W.  C.  Reeder. 

X893.  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Steele  High  School,  R.  R.  a.  Dayton. 
William  E.  Roberts. 

Supervisor  of  Manual  Training  in  Public  Schools,  Rockwell  BuOding,  CkveUnd. 

John  Franklin  SMrni,  A.B.,  '85,  A.M.,  '90,  Kenyon  CoU. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools;  res.,  130  Hancock  St.,  P.  O.  Box  577,  Findlay. 
Oliver  A.  Wright  A.B.,  'oa,  Adelbert  Coll.,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
665  Oakwood  Ave..  Columbus. 

1899  C.  L.  Cronebaugh,  B.Sc.,  '87,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1904,   Superintendcait  of  Schools,  34  South  lincohi  Ave.,  Massillon. 

Charles  William  Dabney.  A.B..  '73.  Hampden-Sidney  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '80,  GOttingen;  LL.D.,  '01, 
Yale  Univ.;  and  'oa,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
1904.   President  of  University  of  Cinciimati,  3507  Clifton  Ave.,  Clifton  CinciiuatL 
Harrison  L.  Frank,  A.M.,  '79.  Otterbein  Univ. 

X90X    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  314  S.  State  St.,  Marion. 
♦William  D.  Lash,  A.M..  '74,  Ohio  Univ. 

X878,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Zanesville. 
E.  A.  Ferguson  Porter. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Co.,  300  Pike  St.,  Ctndimati. 
Christian  F.  Rapp. 

X894,   Principal  of  Harrison  School;  res.,  43 x  E3m  St.,  Cinrinnari. 
Wilbur  S.  Strickland.  B.Sc.,  '87.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

X90X,   Principal  of  Sherman  School;  res.,  aoos  Hudson  Ave.,  Norwood,  Cinrinnati, 
John  Wesley  Swartz.  A.B.,  '96.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Representative  of  Giim  &  Co..  64  Grasmexe  St.,  East  Qevdand. 
Frances  E.  Thomson,  Ph.B.,  '95,  Oberlin  Coll. 
600  £.  Smith  Road,  Medina. 
John  S.  Weaver,  A.B.,  '67,  A.M.,  '70,  Wittenberg  Coll. 

X905,  Teacher  in  High  School;  res.,  809  N.  Fountain  Ave.,  Springfield. 

1900  Alexander  D.  Beechy,  A.B.,  *8o,  Mt.  Union  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  Wooster  Univ. 

189 X,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  336  W.  Main  St.,  Norwalk. 
Novetus  H.  Chaney,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '84,  Wdmington  Coll.;  A.M.  '9a,  Ph.D..  '93,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X9oa,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  334  Custer  Ave.,  Youngstown. 
Fletcher  S.  Coultrap,  A.B.,  '75,  A.M.,  '78,  Ohio  Univ. 

1007,   Professor  in  Ohio  University,  36  N.  High  St.,  Athens. 
J.  P.  CuifMiNS,  A.M.,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

Principal  of  aad  Distria  School;  res.,  3453  Evans  PI.,  Cindnnad. 
Nettie  Fillvoee. 

1879,   Teacher  in  Woodward  High  School;  res.,  1338  Broadway,  Cincinnati. 
Franklin  Paul  Geiger.  B.C.S.,  A.B.,  '04.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  807  Wahiut  St.,  Canal  Dover. 
Albert  B.  Graham.  ^. .    «        „  . 

Superintendent  of  Agricultural  Extension,  College  of  Agriculture,  Ohio  State  Umver- 
sity,  Coliunbus. 
♦Deceased. 


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1900    I.  C.  GnxNTHEK.  B.Sc.,  '90,  A.M..  '00,  N.  W.  O.  N.  Univ. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  323  W.  Main  St.,  Galion. 
J.  M.  Hamilton,  A.B..  '93,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

1909,   Student,  Teachers  CoUese,  Columbia  University,  1105  Amsterdam  Ave.,  New  York 
City;   home  address,  Lebanon. 
H.  V.  HOTCHUSS,  Ph.D.,  Alleghenv  Coll. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  436  E.  Buchtd  Ave.,  Akron. 
SAiDDnc  Presslky  Humphuey.  B.Sc..  '95,  Rio  Grande  Coll.;  A.M..  *o6.  Ohio  Univ. 

1897,  Superintendent  <A  Public  Schools,  and,  1905,  member  of  State  Board  of  School  Exami- 

ners;   1908,  President  of  Board  of  Trustees,  Rio  Grande  College,  aaa  Park  Ave., 
Ironton. 
NoucAN  Edwako  Hutchinson. 

1900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  sax  N.  Wayne  St.,  Kenton. 
LuiA  B.  Kean,  Ph.B.,  '89.  Ph.M.,  'oa.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

X897,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  153  N.  Buckeye  St.,  Wooster. 
LxB  R.  Knight. 

X889,  Principal  of  Perkins  Normal  School,  373  Carroll  St.,  Akron. 
Chailes  A.  Keoot.  A.B.,  '87,  A.M..  '90,  Wittenberg  Coll. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  340  S.  Washington  St.,  Tiffin. 
Heibeet  R.  McVay,  Ph.B.,  '90.  Ohio  Univ. 

X9oa,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  xoas  Wahiut  Ave.,  Sidney. 
William  Heney  Mece,  A.B.,  '94,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '98,  Miami  Univ. 

1909.   Principal,  Stivers  Manual  Training  High  School,  1129  Grand  Ave.,  Dayton. 
John  Evans  Moeeis,  B.Sc,  '84,  M.Sc.,  '87,  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

X893*   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  ao8  £.  Oxford  St.,  Alliance. 
H.  W.  Mdmma. 

Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Steele  High  School;  res.,  51  Drake  Ave.,  Dayton. 
Alfred  Tyler  Perry,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M., '91,  D.D.,  '01,  Williams  CoU. 

X900,   President  of  MJarietu  College;  res.,  a  10,  5th  St.,  Marietu. 
Arthttr  Powell,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '85.  Oberlin  CoU.;  Pd.D..  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  a9  N.  Crescent  Ave.,  Hartwell. 
Edward  D.  Roberts,  A.B.,  '99,  A.M.,  *o7,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati;  M.Dip.,  '08,  Tchrs.  Coll.,  Columbia 
Univ. 

X909,   Principal  of  Whittier  School,  x6ao  Dudley  St.,  Cincinnati. 
Ella  A.  Rothe. 

Teacher  of  7th  Grade,  Public  Schoob,  Marburg  Flat  3,  as8  Ludlow  Ave.,  Clifton, 
Cincixmati. 
William  McKendree  Vance,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  45  Oak  Hill  Ave.,  Delaware. 
O.  Perry  Voorhes,  B.Sc,  '97,  N.  Nor.  Univ. 

X900,   Principal  of  Oyler  School,  Cindimati. 
Homer  B.  Williams,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  '04,  Ohio  Northern  Univ. 

X898,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  and  (1904)  Member  of  State  Board  of  School  Examincnt 
xoa3  Adams  St.,  Sandusky. 
igoz    Walter  H.  Aieen. 

Superintendent  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  Station  K,  Cincinnati. 
F.  E.  AssENREDCER,  A.B.,  *95,  Capitol  Univ. 

1909,   Woodville  Normal,  Sandusky  Co..  Woodville. 
Frane  Pttlerbaugh  Bachman,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Columbia  Univ. 

X908,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1525  £.  82d  St.,  Cleveland. 
John  K.  Baxter.  A.M.,  '93.  Hvam  Coll. 

X905.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  1x04  N.  Qeveland  Ave.,  Canton. 
Charles  J.  Brooes. 

X902,   Principal  of  Avondale  School;  res.,  23x4  Madison  Ave.,  Norwood,  Cincinnati. 
Forrest  Barer  Bryant,  A.B.,  '99,  Otterbein  Univ. 

X907,   SuperinteiKlent  of  Schools,  xx8  High  St.,  Eaton. 
Francis  Eugene  Crane. 

1897,   Principal  of  Columlnan  School;   res.,  3643  Marburg  Ave.,  Hyde  Park,  Cincinnati. 
Benjamin  Marshall  Davis.  B.Sc,  '00.  M.Sc,  'oa.  Butler  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

X905,   Professor  oi  Natural  History,  Miami  University,  Oxford. 
Frederice  Willmm  Dkarnkss. 

X901,   Principal  of  xath  Dutrict  School;  res.,  3654  Harrison  Ave.,  Westwood,  Cindimati. 
Charles  F.  Dxttton,  Jr.,  A.B.,  '93,  Oberlin  Coll. 

X894,   Teacher  of  Science,  West  High  School;  res.,  4816  Franklin  Ave.,  N.  W.,  Cleveland. 
Frank  Rogers  Ellis. 

Assistant  Manager  of  American  Book  Co.,  300  Pike  St.,  Cincinnati. 
Charles  S.  Fay,  A.B.,  Oberlin  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  325  Reilly  Ave.,  Wyoming,  Station  R,  Cincinnati. 
J.  M.  H.  Frederice,  A.B.,  '86,  Amherst  Coll. 

1895,   Superintendent   of   Schools,   and   (1905)   County   Examiner,    1429   Wagar   Ave., 
Lakewood. 
.    Wells  L.  Griswold,  Ph.B..  '94,  A.M..  '05,  Oberlin  Coll. 

X90X,   Principal  of  Rayen  School;  res.,  loa  Woodbizw  Ave.,  Youngstown. 
Benjamin  B.  Harlan.  B.Sc.  '76. 

X904,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Steele  High  School;  res.,  xa8  Cambridge  Ave.,  Dayton. 


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xgox    HxNEY  Haskison  HsLTZm,  A.B.,  '91.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob,  sssW.  4th  St.,  Mansfield. 
Wasun  E.  Hicks,  Pd.M..  'oa,  Mich.  Nor.  Coll. 

IQ06,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  xyxo  £.  Sad  St..  Qeveland. 
I.  N.  KsYSZR,  Ph.B.,  '90,  Baldwin  Uni^. 

xgox,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  5x4  Lafayette  Ave.,  Urhana. 
WnxiAX  H.  KiSK,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '90.  Baldwin  Uniy. 

xSgx,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  aS  Grasmere  St..  East  Qeveland. 
William  McClain,  Jr.,  A.B.,  '93.  A.M.,  '95.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  435  N.  North  St.,  Washington  C.  H. 
John  Edward  McGilvxey.  A.B.,  '95.  Ind.  Uniy. 

xgoS,   Superintendent  of  Qevdaad  Boys*  Home,  Hudson. 
HsNRY  C.  Mucklxy. 

xgoa,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Rockwell  Bldg..  Qevdaad. 
CoRDELU  L.  O'Neill. 

X905,   Prindpal  of  Marlon  School;  res.,  1701  E.  8ist  St.,  Cleveland. 
F.  B.  Pkaison,  A.m.,  '88,  Wooster  Univ. 

X908,  High  School  Visitor,  Ohio  State  University,  res.,  125  Wilson  Ave.,  Columbus. 
John  William  Pkrrin,  A.M.,  '89.  Wabash  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '95.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X90S,  Librarian  of  Case  Library;  res.,  80  Bell  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Thomas  P.  Pierce. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Harrison. 
Harry  L.  Senger.  A.B.,  '98.  A.M..  '05.  Ph.D.,  '09,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

X905,  Teacher  in  Woodward  High  School;   res.,  3306   Woodbum    Ave.,  Wahxat  HUl^ 
Cincinnati. 
Chart.es  Edwin  Stevens. 

Principal,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Day  School.;  res..  1677  E.  85th  St.,  N.  E.,  Ckveiand. 
John  L.  Trisler,  Ph.D.,  '96,  Heiddberg  Univ.;  Pd.M..  '06,  Ohio  St.  Nor.  Univ. 

X884,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  St.  Bernard,  and  School  Examiner  of  HamiltcNi  County, 
737  Sturges  Ave.,  HartweU. 
Callxz  King  Walls. 

X905.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  8  Sunny^ide  Driveway,  Athens. 
F.  D.  Ward.  B.Sc..  '79,  N.  W.  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

xgos,   Prindpal  of  Normal  Department,  Baldwin  University;  res.,  169  Beech  St.,  Bcrea. 
Henry  G.  Williams,  A.M..  Ph.D..  Miami  Univ. 

X9oa,   Dean  of  State  Normal  College,  Ohio  University,  and  Editor  and  Publisher  of  tha 
**Ohio  Teacher,"  Athens. 
Lewis  Eowm  York.  B.Sc..  '94.  Ph.B..  *oa.  Ph.M.,  '04,  Mt.  Union  Cbll. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Ehiblic  Schools,  15  S.  xoth  St.,  Martins  Ferry. 
John  W.  Zeller,  M.B.,  Ohio  Northern  Univ.;  Ph.M.,  Mt.  Union  ColL;  A.M.,  Ph.D..  Findlay  CoU. 

1908,  State  CommJOTJoner  of  Common  Schoob,  Columbus. 
x9oa    Millard  Fillmore  Andrew.  B.Sc..  '91,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.M.,  *o9,  Ohio  Univ.  (honorary). 

X908,   Prindpal  of  Central  Fairmount  School;  res.,  3431  Duncan  Ave.,  Hyde  Park,  Cin- 
rinnari. 
Howard  E.  Axline. 

1901,   Prindpal  of  Hicks  School;  res.,  cor.  W.  a4th  St.  and  Moore  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Guy  Potter  Benton.  A.M..  D.D.,  Baker  Univ.;  LL.D.,  *o6.  Upper  Iowa  Univ. 

President  of  Miami  University;  res.,  3xa  £.  Hign  St.,  Oxford. 
H.  H.  Cully,  A.B..  •87.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1905,   Prinapal  of  Gienville  High  School;  res.,  496  E.  xosth  St.,  Cleveland. 
E.  Antoinette  Ely,  A.M.,  '9a.  Univ.  of  Cindnnati. 

1896,  Prindpal  of  Bartholomew-Qifton  School,  Evanswood,  Qifton,  Cindnnati. 
Luther  E.  Everett,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,   99,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1901.    Superintendent  of  Schools.  213  £.  First  St..  Uhrichsville. 
Charles  S.  Howe,  B.S.,  '78.  Mass.  Agri.  Coll.  and  Boston  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  *87,  Wooster  Univ.;  D.Sc, 
♦05,  Armour  Inst.  Tech.;  LL.D..  '08,  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

190a,   President  of  Case  School  of  Applied  Sdence,  Cleveland. 
George  W.  Knight,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '83.  Ph.D..  '84.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1885,   Professor  of  American  History,  Ohio  State  University,  Columbus. 
E.  L.  Mendenball,  B.Sc.,  '01,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '94,  S.  N.  Univ. 

X908,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Ddphos. 
Harvey  C.  Minnich,  A.M..  Ped.  D. 

1903,   Dean  of  State  Normal  College  of  Miami  University;  res.,  ao6  S.  Campus  Ave.,  Oxford. 
Calvin  Thomas  Northrop. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  360  Main  St.,  Conneaut. 
Margaret  A.  O'Connor. 

1899.   Prindpal  of  Graded  Schools,  South  School,  Dowd  St.,  Lakewood. 
May  H.  Prentice. 

1805,   Instructor  in  City  Normal  Training  School;  res.,  x8oo  W.  S4th  St.,  Qevdand. 
Homer  C.  Price,  B.Sc  (Agri.),  Ohio  St.  Univ.;  M.Sc.  (Agri.),  ComeU  Univ. 

1 903,   Dean  of  College  of  Agriculture  and  Domestic  Saence,  Ohio  State  University,  Ccdumbnsk 
Elmer  Ellsworth  Wolfe,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Bucknell  Univ.:  Ph.D..  '95%  Ridimond  ColL 

J 903.    Prindpal  of  Academy  of  Marietta  College;  res.,  233,  5th  St.,  Marietta. 
Fred  Murlin  Youmans,  LL.B.,  Cindnnati  Law  Sch. 

190a,   Prindpal  of  S.  P.  Chase  School;  res.,  a6x3  Erie  Ave.,  Hyde  Park,  CinrinnatL 


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IQ03    Lucy  D.  Ambkosk. 

x88o,  Teacher  in  Fourth  Intennediate  School.  a6aa  GQbert  Ave..  Wahiut  Hills,  Cincinnati. 
Emily  Ball. 

1885,   Teacher  in  High  School;  res.,  35  E.  3d  St.,  Portsmouth. 
Elizabkth  Day  Bell,  Ph.M.,  '90,  Otterbein  Univ. 

xooo.   Principal  of  High  School.  Wellington. 
Ella  E.  BBrrK. 

1901,  Teacher  of  Drawing,  Art  Department,  Hughes  High  School;  res.,  2943  Urinler  St., 
Westwood,  CindnnatL 
OscAS  Cbuskan,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '93.  Ind.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Jena. 

190a,   Professor  of  Paidology  and  Psychology,  Ohio  University;  res.,  55  Mill  Road,  Athens. 
W.  P.  Cops.  A.B.,  '7a.  A.M.,  '75.  Hiram  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  '90.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1885,   Prmdpal  of  High  School;  res.,  933  Dayton  St.,  Hamilton. 
LoTTiB  M.  Cosher. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  1339  Myrtle  Ave.,  Zanesville. 
Jakes  S.  Cdrky. 

1905,   Head  of  Shorthand  Department,  High  School  of  Commerce,  Cleveland;  res.,  15 16 
Alameda  Ave.,  Lakewood. 
MoKTON  L.  Daett,  M.E.,  '90,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Mansfield,  Pa. 

1903,   Principal  of  Mayflower  School,  Qevdand;  res.,  1330  Thoreau  Ave.,  Lakewood. 
Gborob  C.  Dieteicb,  Ph.B.,  '98,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  31a  Caldwell  St.,  Piqua. 
D.  R.  Ellabaeger,  A.B..  '9a,  Ind.  Univ. 

X908,  Principal  of  High  School,  Piqua. 
John  O.  Falkimbueo,  A.M..  '00,  Ky.  Mil.  Inst. 

1884,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  9  Independence  St.,  Home  Qty. 
Mabtim  Hensel. 

1896,   Libraiian  of  Public  School  Library,   Department  of  PubUc   Instruction,  X89  E. 
Mound  St..  Columbus. 

jAMinETTB  F.  JaCESON. 

x9oa.   Supervisor,  PubUc  Schools,  1670  E.  86th  St.,  Cleveland. 
Jennie  B.  Johnson. 

1890,   Principal  of  Brownell  School,  Suite  6,  The  Sawyer,  4022  Perkins  St.,  Qevdand. 
Dabbell  Joyce,  A.B.,  '03,  Miami  Univ. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  305  Terrace  Ave.,  Hamilton. 
RiCHABD  J.  KtEFER,  B.Sc.,  '93,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ.;  A.B.,  'oa,  Heidelberg  Univ.;  A.M.,  '09,  Univ.  of 
Chicago. 

X903,   Superintoident  of  Schools,  414  S.  Sandusky  St.,  Upper  Sandusky. 
Anna  Fxx>BSNnNB  Lillio. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  7607  Sagamore  Ave.,  N.  E.,  Cleveland. 
Elbra  S.  Looifis,  Ph.D.,  '88,  Wooster  Univ. 

1895,  Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  West  High  School,  Cleveland;  home  address, 

30X  Front  St..  Berea. 
Malcolm  Ross  McElroy,  A.B.,  B.M.,  '95.  A.M..  '08.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

X907,  Teacher  of  Physics,  Norwood  High  School;  res.,  61 15  ^pworth  Ave.,  Madisonville. 
Maby  McGowan. 

x888.  Teacher  in  Intermediate  Department,  Hyde  Park  School;    res.,  1329  Chapel  St., 
Cindnxiati. 
Bertha  Emelinb  Montgomery,  Pd.M.,  '04.  Univ.  of  City  of  New  York. 

X895,   Principal  of  Kindergarten  Training  School,  and  Director  of  Kindergartens,  x66  Elm 
St.,  Oberlln. 
Ira  Clarence  Painter.  A.B.,  '90.  Denison  Univ. 

X906,   Principal  of  High  School,  and  Acting  Superintendent;  res.,  1326  Maple  Ave.,  Zanes- 
ville. 
Isaac  Franklin  Patterson,  A.M..  '98.  Richmond  Coll.;  Pd.D.,  '04,  Scio  Coll.;  LL.B.,  Baldwin  Univ. 

Assistant  Principal  of  South  High  School;  res.,  4106  E.  91st  St.,  Cleveland. 
William  Foster  Peirce,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M..  '92,  Amherst  ColL;  L.H.D.,  '96,  Hobart  ColL;  D.D.,  '08, 
Western  Reserve. 

1896,  President  of  Ktnyon  College,  Gambler. 
Jasper  Newton  Pinkkrman. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Creston. 
Thomas  L.  Sdimermon. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  63x5  Ridge  Ave.,  Pleasant  Ridge. 
William  Earle  Stilwell,  A.B..  '01,  A.M.,  '03,  Harvard  Univ. 

X903,  Headmaster  of  University  School;  res.,  84a  E.  Ridgeway  Ave.,  Avon,  Cindxmati. 
Louise  B.  Thompson,  A.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

X900,   Teacher  in  Woodward  High  School,  Cincinnati;  res.,  550X  Montgomery  Road,  Nor- 
wood. 
Fred  H.  Warren.  A.B.,  '96.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  423  Thompson  Ave.,  East  Liverpool. 
Julia  A.  Wilmot.  A.M..  Oberlin  Coll. 

x88x.   Principal  of  Orchard  School;  res.,  8508  Cedar  Ave,  Cleveland. 
1904    rHft^'»«  A.  Armstrong,  A.B.,  '93,  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

X90X,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  xxio  Chance  Ave.,  Canton. 
William  S.  Cadman. 

X897,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  4229  Grove  Ave.,  Norwood. 


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X904    H.  E.  CoNASD,  B.Sc.,  Belmont  Coli. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  708,  ad  Ave.,   GallipdU. 
Sdsak  a.  Dzllin. 

189a,   Principal  of  Broadway  School;  res.,  1886  E.  xoxst  St.,  Cleveland. 
Florence  E.  Ellis. 

X906,   Supervisor  of  Drawing,  School  Headquarters,  Cleveland. 
pKAinaiN  H.  Kendall,  A.B.,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

xgox.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  aos  Mentor  Ave.,  Painesville. 
Olla  Fern  Kiepfer.  A.B  ,  '95,  A.M.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Wooster 

Wooster. 
Robert  Grant  Kinkead,  A.B.,  *8a,  AM,  '85,  Marietta  Coll.;   LL.B.,  '84,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

igog,   Assistant  Superintendent  of  Soiools,  40  £.  Town  St.,  Columbus. 
Mrs.  Marie  Burt  Parr. 

iQOi,   Director  of  Music  in  High  Schools;  res.,  56  Beersford  Road,  Cleveland. 
WOSON  A.  Putt,  B.Sc..  '95.  Buchtel  Coll. 

1907,  Special  Music  Agent,  American  Book  Co.,  xxo  Good  St.,  Akron. 

Joshua  Dean  Simkims,  B.Sc.,  '80,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  LL.B.,  '81.  Iowa  St.  Univ.;  A.M.,  '04.  Ohio  Univ. 

1904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  238  Central  Ave.,  Newark. 
Paul  H.  Wright,  A.B.,  '01,  Wilmington  Coll. 

1908,  Supointendent  of  Schools,  Powhatan  Point. 
1905    Laura  E.  Alorich. 

X897,   Teacher  in  WaUiut  Hills  High  School,  3414  Burch  Ave.,  Hyde  Park,  Cincinnati. 
Albert  Clinton  Alleshouse.  A.M.,  '01,  Wittenberg  CoIL 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Huron. 
James  F.  Barker,  M.E.,  '93.  Cornell  Univ. 

Principal  of  Technical  High  School  Cleveland. 
Edgar  Ewing  Branxwn.  A.M.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Mo.;   Docteur  d'Universittf.  '04.  Paris   France. 

1898,  Vice-President,  and  Profe^or  of  Romanic  Languages,  Miami  University;   res.,  201 

Church  St.,  Oxford. 
Carey  Boogess. 

1894,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  513  S.  Wittenberg  Ave.,  Springfield. 
Emily  Cain. 

1899,  Principal  of  West  School;  res.,  1296  Brockley  Ave.,  Lakewood. 
H.  A.  Cassidy. 

Superintendent  of  Public  School,  Lancaster. 

Edwin  Watts  Chubb,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M.,  '90,  Litt.D.,  '96,  Lafayette  Coll. 

Dean  of  the  College  of  Liberal  Arts,  Ohio  University;  res.,  115  S.  Court  St..  Athens. 
T.  D.  Douthett. 

Agent  for  American  Bode  Company,  220  Bowery  St.,  Ravenna. 
Leander  Dallas  Ellis.  A.B..  '96,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

10 1 2  £.  Sandusky  St.,   Belief ontaine. 
Frederick  Louis  Faoley.  B.Sc..  '05.  M.Sc..  '07,  Moore's  Hill  Coll. 

Pest-Graduate  Student,  Oberlin  College,  Oberiin. 
M.  Jay  Flannery.  Ph.B.,  '01.  Heidelberg  Univ. 

1902,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Sabtna. 
John  William  Hall.  B.Sc.,  »oi.  Teachers  Coll.;  A.M..  '02.  Columbia  Univ. 

X905,   Professor  of  Elementary  Education,  University  of  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati. 

Amy  I.  Herriff.  B.Sc,  '94,  Buchtel  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Streetsboro  Schools,  Kent. 
John  C.  Heywood,  M.D. 

1889,    Principal  of  x6th  District  and  Intermediate  Schoc^,  3422  Duncan  Ave.,  Hyde  Park, 
Cincinnati. 
A.  D.  Horton,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M.,  'oo,  Allq^hany  Coll. 

X909,    Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  3x9,  xoth  St.,  Wellsville. 
W  T.  H.  Howe. 

Agent  for  American  Book  Company,  300  Pike  St.,  Cleveland. 
Franklin  T.  Jo.vks,  .\.B..  '97.  Adelbert  Coll.;  A.M..  '01.  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

X903.   Teacher  of  Science,  University  School;  res.,  2087  Adelbert  Road,  S.E.,  Cleveland. 
M.  Foster  Lewis.  A.B..  '98.  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

X904,   Teacher  in  Central  High  School;  res..  Suite  9,  The  Verne,  cor.  E.  79th  St.,  and 
Carnegie,  Cleveland. 
Charles  Allen  Marple,  B.Sc.  'R5.  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

1909,  Instructor  in  Chemistry,  Central  High  School,  91  Euclid  Villa.  Cleveland. 
Clara  Mayer. 

1894.    Principal  of  Grammar  School,  Cleveland;  res..  148  Belle  Ave..  Lakewood. 
Charles  Wesley  McClure.  A.B.,  '77.  A.M.,  '80.  Wabash  Coll. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Gcrmantown. 
Charles  Moore  Merry,  Ph.B. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob.  Madisonville;   res.,  4719  Beech  St.,  Madisonville,  Sta 
M,  Cincinnati. 
Julia  A.  Mulrooney. 

1889,    Principal  of  Outhwaite  School,  4X  Belmore  Road,  East  Gevdand. 
Henry  A.  Redfield. 

1899,    Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Nottingham. 


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OUlO-Conimfud 

1905     J*  J-  ROGEBS. 

xSga,   Director  of  Drawing.  Shaw  High  School  and  East  Qeveland  Public  Schools;  res., 
X0608  Wilbur  Ave.,  Qeveland. 
GxTSTAVE  A.  RuKTEMiK,  A.M.,  '95,  Calvin  Coll. 

1894,   Principal  of  South  High  School,  res.,  3404  Scranton  Road,  Qevdand. 
Mss.  Pauline  .Steinev. 

Z904.   Member  of  Board  of  Education,  3328  Scottwood  Ave.,  Toledo. 
John  Alfexd  Tatt,  A.B.,  '94,  Dickinson  Coll. 

XQoa,   Teacher  in  High  School;  res ,  55  E.  Church  St.,  Newark. 
Charles  Albeet  Tilden,  Ph.B  ,  '01,  Addbert  Coll.,  West.  Reserve  Univ. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Cleveland  Heights. 
James  T.  Tuttle. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  lai  West  Temple  St.,  Washington  C.  H. 
Beriiia  B.  Wagar. 

X899,    Principal  of  Grammar  School;   res.,  143  Lakewood  Ave.,  Lakewood. 
Frank  P.  Wkttnev.  A.B.,  '98,  A.M.,  '07,  Oberlin  Coll. 

X90X,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  934  Baldwin  St.,  CoUinwood. 
Z906    Hugo  J.  Anthony,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '9a,  St.  Francis  Coll.,  Ph.D.,  '©8. 

X90S,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Minster. 
Frank  W.  Ballou,  B.Sc.,  in  Ed.,  '04,  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ.;  A.M.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

X907,   Assistant  Professor  of  History  and  Principles  of  Education,  College  for  Teachers, 
University  of  Cincinnati,  Cmdnnati. 
Alered  Gintner  Bookwalter,  A.B.,  '97,  A.M.,  'ox,  Yale  Univ. 

State  Secretary,  Y.  M.  C.  A  of  Ohio,  511  Schultz  Bldg.,  Columbus. 
CLirroN  E.  Bratten.  B.Sc.,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.,  Lebanon,  O. 

1909,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Kings  Mills. 
Carrie  E.  Broadwell. 

X904,   Principal,  Halle  School;   res.,  5503  Franklin  A^e.,  Qeveland. 
Edward  N.  Clopper,  B.Sc.  '97.  Bethany  ColL 

X908,   Secretary  for  Ohio  Valley  States,  National  Child  Labor  Committee,  803  Union  Truat 
Bldg.,  Cincinnati. 

MiNA  B.   COLBTTRN. 

1907«   Supervisor  of  Public  School  Kindergartens,  3  The  Harvey,  Avondale,  Cincinnati. 
John  Edgar  Collins.  B.Sc.,  '93.  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  A.B..  '03.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  10x3  Buckland  Ave.,  Fremont. 
Laura  K.  Collister. 

X904.   Principal  of  Doan  School;  res.,  3o6x  E.  96th  St.,  Qeveland. 
Bessie  M.  Corlett. 

1909.   Principal  of  Huck  School;  res.,  8706  Tioga  Ave.,  S.  E.,  Cleveland. 
Charles  W.  Cookson,  A.B.,  Pd.B.,  '95,  A.M.,  '07,  Ohio  Univ. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  X14  Raper  St.,  Troy. 
Ida  M.  Deichton. 

1896,    Principal  of  Willard  School;  i«s.,  1460  W.  98th  St.,  Cleveland. 
Arthur  L.  Gantz,  Ph.B..  *oo.  Otterbein  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Clyde. 

William  Backus  GurrrEAU,  Ph.B., -97,  Ohio  St.  Univ.;  A.Mm'oi,  Cornell  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '04,  Univ 
of  Pa 
1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools;  res.,  The  Monterey,  Toledo. 
Hannah  Handler. 

1903,    Principal  of  Milford  School,  1 1436  Clifton  BouL,  Cleveland. 
William  Taylor  Harris.  A.B.,  Harvard  Um'v. 

Principal  of  Walnut  Hills  High  School,  Cincinnati;  res.,  3519  Moorman  Ave.,  Walnut 
Hills,  Cincinnati. 
Elmer  A.  Hotchkiss,  A.B..  'oa,  B.Sc.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schoob,  36  Park  St.,  Ashtabula. 
Sarah  E.  Hyre,  A.M..  '05.  Buchtel  Coll. 

Member  of  Board  of  Education,  3335  Archwood  Ave..  Cleveland. 
ROSCOE  M.  Ihrig,  Ph.B.,  *oi,  Univ.  of  Wooster,  Ph.M..  '09,  Univ,  of  Chicago. 

X909,   Teacher  of  German  and   French,   Franklin  Boys'  School,  3147  St.  James  Ave., 
Cincinnati. 
H.  A.  Lind.  Ph.B..  'oo.  Wooster  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Ldpsic 
Margaret  McCarthy. 

1906,   Principal  of  Case  School;  res.,  45x7  Clinton  St.,  N.  W.,  Cleveland. 
Rose  L.  McCoart. 

Principal  of  Wooldridge  School;  res.,  1573  E.  33d  St.,  N.  E.,  Cleveland. 
Fred  L.  Pauly,  B.Sc,  »o3,  M.Sc,  *o8,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.,  Lebanon.  Ohio. 

1906,   Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Science,  Lebanon  University;   res.,  14  S.  Mechanic 
St.,  Lebanon. 
Frank  Eugene  Reynolds,  A.B.,  '07,  Defiance  Coll. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  506  W.  Auglaize  St.,  Wapakoneta. 
Emma  L.  Sbuart. 

1894    Principal  of  Fairmount  School;  res.,  10301  Wilbur  Ave.,  S.  E.,  Cleveland. 
Henry  M.  Shutt.  A.B.,  *96.  Scio  Coll.;   Ph.B.,  '03.  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

1905,   Teacher  of  English,  High  School;  res..  7x4  £.  ad  St..  Canton. 


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1906  Lonisx  W.  Stkrlino. 

1894.  Principal  of  Sibley  School;  res.,  aoaa  E.  Sad  St.,  Clefdand. 
J.  F.  Stilwell,  A.B  ,  'oQt  A-M.,  *o4,  Newberry  Coll. 

,  1909.   Ohio  Representative  of  Silver,  BurdeCt  &  Co.,  Haitman  Hotel  Columbus. 

Maxy  G.  Strachan. 

190a,   Principal  of  Warner  School;   res.,  4968  Warner  Road,  Cleveland;   express  office, 
Newburgh,  Station  O. 

W.  C.  Washbukn.  M.D..  '97  Cincinnati  Coll.  of  Med.  and  Surg. 

1897,  Principal  of  nth  District  School;  res.,  18x7  Chase  St.,  Cinrinnati 
Jennie  R.  Wilson. 

Principal  of  Stonard  School;  res.,  1694  E.  85th  St..  Clevdaad. 

1907  Cbaeles  a.  Akgavbright.  A.B.,  '06.  Miami  Univ. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Box  644,  BlufftoiL  ^ 

John  Brady  Bowman,  A.B.,  Va.  A.M..  '03.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

190a.   Professor  of  Pedagosy,  Mount  Union  CoUege;  res.,  605  W.  State  St.,  Alliance. 
Mabells  Brown.  B  S.,  Farroen'  ColL 

1893,   Teacher  of  Primary  and  Music,  Public  Schools,  4380  Hamilton  Ave.,  CindnnatL 
Charles  W.  Burrows. 

President  of  The  Burrows  BroA.  Co.,  Booksellers  and  PubUshos,  188s  E.  8ad  St., 
Cleveland. 
William  R.  Coming.  A.M..  *86,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1000,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Elyria. 
Samuel  L.  Eby,  LItt.B..  '05.  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Cadiz. 
A.  C.  Eldeedce,  B.S..  Mt.  Union  College.  Ohio. 

1905,   Superintendent  City  Schools,  651  Everett  St.,  Lorain. 

Alston  Ellis,  B.Sc.,  '65.  A.B..  '67.  A.M.,  '^i,  LL.D  ,  *94.  Miami  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '79,  Univ.  of  Woos- 
ter;  Ph.D.,  '87,  and  LL.D.,  'oo,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

1901,    President  of  Ohio  University,  a3  S.  Congress  St.,  Athens. 
James  E.  Fitzgerald,  Ph.B.,  HI.  Wes.  Univ. 

1909,   Superintendent  ci  Schools,  104  N.  Market  St.,  Wooster 
May  French. 

1895,  Principal  of  Lawn  School,  Qevdand;    res.,  joo8  Warren  Road,  Lakewood 
Joseph  Travelli  Glenn,  A.B.,  '98.  Wooster  Univ. 

1909,   Instructor  in  Science,  High  School,  P.  O.  Box  a  5a,  Wooster. 
Thomas  Warrington  Gosling.  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '04,  Yak  Univ. 

Head  of  Department  of  Engli^,  Hughes  High  School;   res ,  559  Evanswood  St, 
Cincinnatt. 
F.  H.  Haserot. 

President  of  Board  of  Education,  1786  Crawford  Road,  Clevelaiid. 
Mary  E.  Howlett. 

1892,   Principal  of  Public  School;  res.,  5106  TUhnan  Ave.,  N.  W.,  Cleveland. 
Robert  W.  Kittrell. 

Agent  of  American  Book  Company,  506  Central  National  Bank  Building,  Columbus. 
Lucie  M.  Leice. 

1889,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  1456,  xoist  St.,  N   W.,  Qevdand 
Lilian  T.  Murney. 

1900,    Principal  of  Murray  Hill  School;  re«.,  4608  Superior  Ave.,  N.  E.,  Qevdand. 
Charles  C.  Patterson,  A.B.,  '8^,  A.M..  '87. 

1905,  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  430  W.  High  St.,  Springfield. 
Harriet  D.  Rocewell. 

Director  of  Kentucky  Public  School  Kindergarten,  8808  Carnegie  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Louis  M.  Schiel,  M.D 

1886,   Principal  of  a3d  District  School,  555  Howell  Ave..  Qndnnati. 
Rolland  W.  Solomon,  A.B.,  '99,  A.M.,  '02.  Ohio  Northern  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  PuMic  Schods,  327  Perry  St.,  Fostoria. 
Christian  D.  Steiner,  B.Sc.,  '07,  Lima  Coll. 

1937,    Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Riley  Township,  and  Pandora;  res..  Pandora. 
William  T.  Trump,  Ph.B.,  '01,  Otterbein  Univ 

1Q06,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Miamisburg. 
John  Sylvanus  Umble.  A.B..  Xorthwcstem  Univ. 

190Q,   Teacher  of  German,  High  School;  res.,  207  Myrtle  Placs  Akron. 

J.  E.  Wallace  Wallin,  A.B..  'o?,  Augustana  Coll.;  A.M.,  '09,  Ph.D.,  'oi.  Yale  Univ. 

1909,  Head  of  Department  of  Psychology  and  Education,  Cleveland  Normal  Training 

School,  Cleveland. 

1908  H.  Austin  Aikins.  .\.B.,  '87,  Univ.  of  Toronto;   Ph.D.,  'gi,  Yale  Univ. 

Professor  of    Philosophy,   Western  Reserve  University;    res.,  3038  Cornell  Road, 
Cleveland. 
J.  S.  Alan,  A.B..  '93.  A.M.,  '95,  Thiel  Coll. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mt.  Vernon. 
Jessie  A.  Alberson,  A.B.,  Wellesley  Coll. 

IQ03,   Teacher  in  Giris  High  School,  Louisville.  Ky.;  res..  189  East  Ave.,  New  Philaddphia. 
R.  H.  Allison,  B.Sc, '03,  Ohio  Weslcyan  Univ. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Richwood. 


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1908    W.  H.  Akoel,  A.B.,  '05,  A.M.,  'qq,  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

X905,   Supenatendent  of  Schools,  Dennison. 
JusTiNA  M.  Aksman. 

1909,   Principal  of  Mound  School;  res.,  6006  Longfellow  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Blamchk  M.  Ashley. 

X903,   Principal  of  Prospect  School;    res.,  13949  Euclid  Ave.,  East  Clevdand. 
Mxs.  Ella  M.  R.  Baud. 

X905,   Principal  of  Normal  School;   res.,  The  Belvidere,  Bancroft  St.,  Toledo. 
W.  J.  Bankcs. 

1906,  Principal  of  ICgh  School,  Cardington. 

Silas  Dxanb  Basinger,  B.Pd.,  *o7,  Lima  Coll. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Shawnee. 

Solomon  Fbederick  Beard,  A.B.,  '99,  A.M.,  '04,  Otterbein  Univ.;  M.Pd.,  '08,  Ohio  Univ.,  A.M.,  '09, 
Otterbein  Univ. 
X909,   Principal  of  High  School,  Bradford. 

J.  O.  Beck. 

1907,  Principal  of  Westwood  School;  res.,  Lascher  Ave.,  Cincinnati. 

William  P.  Beechinc, 

Principal  of  the  Parker  School;  res..  2052  E.  96th  St.,  Cleveland. 
Katrxrink  Ladd  Benedict. 

1908,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School,  Wellington,  Lorain  Co. 

L.  J.  Bennett,  A  B.,  '01,  A.M.,  '05,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ. 
1903,   Superintendent  of   Schools,   Covington. 

Castella  O.  Benton,  A.B.,  '03,  Lake  Erie  Coll. 

X904,  Teacher  in  Browndl  School,  res.,  4907  Carnegie  Ave.,  Clevdand 
Guy  M.  Bingham,  B.S.,  '00,  Ohio  North.  Nor.  Univ. 

X908,     SuperhUendent  of  Schools,  Lisbon  * 

Harry  M.  Blair 

1909,  General  Secretary  of  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  36  S.  3d  St ,  Columbus. 

H.  L.  Bland. 

X909,   Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  204  E.  Sandusky  St ,  Findlay. 

W.  H    Block,  B.Sc.,  B  Ph ,  '00,  Valparaiso  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  639  Sylvania  Ave.,  West  Toledo 
Maximilian  Braam,  A.B.,  06,  Univ.  of  Cindnnati 

X904,   Teacher  of  Biology,  Hughes  High  School,  Cincmnati;  res ,  5805  Ifighland  Ave., 
College  HiU 

Arthur  E.  Brxece,  A  B..  •87,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ 

1909,  Teacher  m  Wahiut  Hills  High  School,  Cindzmati;  home  address,  123  N.  Franklin  St.. 

Delaware 

E.  H.  Brown,  M  Pcd.,  '07,  Ohio  Univ 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Ada. 

Edwin  J.  Brown. 

Z908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Steele  High  School,  Dayton 

Harvey  Brdgger,  A  B.,  *9a,  Ohio  Nor  Univ ,  B.Sc.,  '03,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

X904,  Teacher  of  Saence,  High  School,   ai8  N.  Wood  St..  Fremont 

Charles  E.  Bryant,  A  B  ,  *oi,  Brown  Univ 

1908.  Supenntendent  of  Schools,  Coshocton 

B.  Watson  Burgess. 

X883,   Supervisor  of  Music  in  Public  Schools,  222$  W.  93d  St.,  Clevdand. 

Maude  Burroughs. 

Prindpal  of  Grammar  School,  res  ,  883  Maiming  St.,  CoUinwood. 

Andrew  Lyman  Button   A  B ,   03,  Oberlin  Coll. 

X905,   Instructor  m  Latin.  Rayen  School,  14x9  Elm  St ,  Youngstown 

Lousa  L  Campbell 

1899,   Prindpal  of  Orchard  School,  6707  Madison  Ave  ,  N  W  ,  Cleveland 

C  C.  Carlton,  Ph.B.,  Buchtd  CoU 

1908,  SupeHntendent,  Public  Schools,  590  S  Court  St ,  Medina. 

Annettx  Carothers 

Teacher  in  Landon  School;  res.,  1475  Grace  Ave.,  Lakewood. 

C.  O.  Castle,  B.Sc.,  'oa,  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

z9oa,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Swanton. 

Josephine  Cavanah. 

x886.  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  5009  Franklin  Ave.    Clevdand. 

Lucretia  Cavanah. 

X89X,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  5009  Franklin  Ave.,  Qevdand. 

George  Albert  Chambers,  A  B.,  "85,  A.M.,  '89,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  P.  O.  Box  44,  McGufifey. 
George  P.  Chatterton,  A.B.,  '92,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1909,  Teacher  of  Mathematics  and  Latin,  Rayen  School;  1450  Millicent  Ave.,  Youngstown. 

J.  C.  Chenot,  Ph.B.,  'oa,  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Minerva. 


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1908    Augustus  B.  Cbubch,  A.B.,  *86,  St.  Lawrence  Univ.,  A.M^  *09,  Buchtd  Coll.;  D.D.,  *oa,  St.  Law- 
rence  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '05,  Tufts  Coll. 

1903,  President,  Buchtd  College,  250  £.  Buchtel  Ave.,  Akron. 
Geokoiana  Clark. 

1898,   Director  of  Training,  Cleveland  Normal  School,  4905  Franklin  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
JxsxY  Riley  Clements,  A.B.,  '04,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

X907.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Granville. 

C  T.  COATES. 

1898,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Pameroy. 
Ed.  Solon  Conner,  A.B.,  '06,  Bates  CoU. 

1907,  Teacher  of  Mathematics  and  Athletic  Director,  Lincoln  High  School;   res.,  31 17 

Woodbridge  Ave.,  Qeveland. 
Cbaxlzs  M.  Copeland,  B.Pd.,  '96,  Ohio  Univ. 

X909,   Director  of  School  of  Oxnmerce,  Ohio  University;   res.,  40  Morris  Ave.,  Athens. 
C.  E.  CoRWiN,  A.B..  A.M. 

1895,   Assistant  Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  508,  5th  St.,  Marietta. 
Mrs.  Arabella  C.  Dackerkan.  B.Sc.,  '76,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1906,   Principal  of  High  School,  374  N.  Sandusky  St.,  Delaware. 
W.  N.  Davis. 

Z907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Oak  Hill. 
W.  R.  Davis,  B.Sc,  »oo,  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Chaxdon. 
John  Davison,  M.Sc.,  *93,  M.L.,  *oo,  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Lima. 
H.  E.  Deming,  M.Sc.,  '03,  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Manchester. 
H.  C.  DnmfRiCH,  A.B.,  '05,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

X908,  Principal  of  High  School,  30  King  St.,  Ashtabuk. 
A.  M.  Dodderer. 

Delaware. 
Louise  M.  Doll. 

1899,  Teacher  of  Defective  Children,  Public  School  No.  1 1 ;  res.,  a  1 60  Ohio  Ave.,  Cincinnati 
Ida  M.  Edgertom. 

Z903,   Principal  oi  Scranton  School;  res.,  37x1  W.  X4th  St.,  Clevdand. 
Robert  L.  Ervin.  A.M.,  Yale  Univ. 

1 90s,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Steubenville. 
Ed.  a,  Evans.  - 

X90X,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  170  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Cnlcago. 
Neita  Paris. 

1903,   Principal  of  Qevdand  Kindergarten  Training  School,  and  Supervisor  of  Free  Kin- 
dergartens,  3134  £.  77th  St.,  Cleveland. 
EiacA  E.  Fenneberg. 

1909,   Instructor  in  German,  Central  High  School,  336  Columbia  St.,  Toledo. 
S.  D.  Fess. 

President,  Antioch  College,  Yellow  Springs. 
C.  A.  Flickinger. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Peninsula. 
Eleanor  T.  Flynk. 

Principal  of  School  for  Classic  and  Society  Dandng,  131 75  Eudid  Ave.,  Qevdand 
John  H.  Focht,  A.B..   '8a.  A.M.,   '87. 

x8oa.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  Canal  Fulton. 
AucE  M.  Foote.  A.B.,  '08,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1908,  Teacher  of  History,  Cleveland  Technical  High  School,  1569  E.  Boulevard,  Clevdand. 
Crarles  Clarence  Gariian.  A.B.,  '05.  Adalbert  Coll.,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Cherry  and  Walnut  Sts.,  New  Bremen. 
Loyd  Forrest  Gehres.  A.B.,  '07.  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

1909,   Principal  of  High  School;  53 x  Chestnut  St.,  Coshocton. 
K.  W.  Gehrkens.  A.B.,  'o^.  Obcriin  Coll. 

1906,  Instructor  m  Public  School  Music,  Oberlin  Conservatory;  res.,  333  S.  Professor  St.. 

Oberiin. 
Albest  J.  Gerber,  Ph.B.,  '03,  Wooster  Univ. 

1906,  Principal,  High  School,  Orrville. 
Alice  R.  Gilpatrick,  Ph.B.,  'os,  Denison  Univ. 

X906,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  Steele  High  School,  xioo  N.  Main  St.,  Dayton. 
Nellie  L.  Glover. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  Kent,  Cuyahoga  Falls  and  Hudson;  res.,  303  E.  Mill  St.,  Akron. 
Anna  Goedhart,  Grad.,  '86.  Berlin  Conservatory  of  Music. 

1 001,    Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  39  Rozford  Road.  East  Qevdand. 
Aaron  Grady,  B.Sc,  '00,  I^banon. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Franklin  St.,  Nelsonville. 
G.  Otto  Grady,  B.Sc,  Ohio  Weslcyan  Univ. 

1909,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  340  N.  Mulberry  St.,  Logan. 
Frank  Pierpont  Graves.  A.B.,  '90.  A.M.,  'oi,  Columbia  Univ.;  Ph.D^  '93,  Boston  Univ.;  Utl.D., 
'07,  HcidelberR  (Ohio)  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '97,  Hanover  CoU. 
X907,   Professor  of  History  and  Philosophy  of  Education,  Ohio  State  University,  Columbus. 


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X908    Edna  Hainxs. 

igcQt  KindagBTteQ  Supervisor  in  Public  Schools,  704  N.  7th  St.,  Sheboygan,  Wis.;  home 
additts,  Bloomingburg,  Fayette  Co. 
H.  E.  Hall. 

xgo6.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Praiiie  Depot. 
Raus  Hathaway. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Hoytsville. 
WasoM  Hawkins. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  4^43  Noble  St.,  Belhuie. 
Loamy  Heatee.  B.L.,  '99,  A.B.,  '04,  Defiance  CoIT. 

X900,   Assistant  Prindpd  of  School,  Defiance. 
John  Waltes  Hetkeet.  Ph.B.,  '00,  Hamline  Univ.;  A.M.,  '05.  Columbia  Univ. 

X909,   Professor  of  Education,  Miami  University,  Oxford. 
Beeteam  Hedlby,  Grad..  *o4.  Teachers  CoU. 

X908,   Instructor  in  Dravring  and  Woodwoik,  Technical  High  School,  388a  W.  31st  St.. 
Qeveland. 
EoxtbHilx. 

Teacher  in  Sixth  District  School;  res.,  33^7  Cheviot  Ave.,  Cindnnad. 
Ada  G.  Hxne. 

X903,  Principal  of  Tod  School;  res.,  Y.  W.  C.  A.,  Cleveland. 
Jahes  G.  Hobbie,  A.B.,  '77,  Amherst  Coll.;  UB.,  '79,  Columbia  Cdl. 

1895,  Principal  of  Central  Institute;  res.,  3481  E.  55th  St.,  Cleveland. 
Bestjaion  Geoege  Hoebcee. 

With  American  Book  Ca,  300  Pike  St,  Ondnnati. 
S.  R.  HoovEE,  A.M.,  *9a,  Baldwin  Univ. 

Z909,  Vice-Prindpal,  High  School  of  Conmierce;  res.,  1800  W.  45th  St.,  Cleveland. 

jENinB  R.  HOBTON. 

Prindpal  of  Harvard  School;  res.,  880S  Walker  Ave.,  Qeveland. 
Sabab  M.  Hobton. 

Z904,  Prindpal  of  Mound  School;  res.,  8808  Walker  Ave.,  Qevdand. 
JebomeHitll,  B.S.,  *o4. 

Prindpal  Boardman  Centralized  Schools,  Canfidd. 
O.  C.  HuBSB,  A.B.,  Hdddbers  Univ. 

1909*  Teacher  in  lugh  School;  Cor.  Lakeland  Ave.  and  Hilliard  PI.,  Lakewood;  express 
office,  W.  S.  Cleveland. 
Elxzabxih  Imskeep. 

Teacher  'm  Public  Schools,  895  W.  Town  St,  Columbus. 
A.  L.  Ibey,  B.Sc.,  *o8,  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

X909.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Vermilion. 
AracA  P.  Johnson,  Grad.  Middletown  Com'l  H.  S. 

X900,   Teacher  in  Seventh  Grade,  Broadway  School,  Toledo,  Ohio;  home  address,  Perrys- 
burg. 
J.  Powell  Jones,  G.  T.  S.  C.  '83,  Tonic  Sol-Fa  Coll.,  London,  England. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  City  Schools,  Qevdand;  home  address,  S.  State  St.,  Painesville. 
Lauba  M.  Jones. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  433  N.  Cory  St.,  Findlay. 
Mybta  M.  Kellogg,  A.B..  Mt.  Vernon  Coll. 

Z907,  Director  of  Normal  Department,  Mt  Vernon  College,  Mt.  Vernon. 
F.  CoEA  Kendall. 

X906,   Prindpal  of  School,  341  x  E.  49th  St,  S.  £.,  Qevdand. 
W.  E.  Kebshneb. 

Z906,   Business  Manager,  Ohio  Teachers*  Reading  Circle,  197.  13th  Ave.,  Columbus. 
Feancis  L.  Kebze. 

Prindpal  of  St  Lawrence  School,  3535  E.  8oth  St.,  S.  E.,  Qevdand. 
Ripley  Hoftman  Kinnison.  A.B..  '73,  A.M.,  '76,  Ohio  Univ. 

X879,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Wdlington. 
F.  C.  Kibeendall,  Pd.M..  Ohio  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Chillicothe. 

O.  W.  KiTBW. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Bedford.. 

T.  EaBL  LANT2ZNHEISER. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schoob,  Napoleon. 
Maby  Estella  Lee,  A.M.  (Honorarv).  '05,  Ohio  Univ. 

Assodate  Editor  "American  Agriculturist,"  Westerville. 
Anton  Lexbold. 

Supervisor  of  Physical  Culture,   Public  Schools,   229  W.   11th  Ave.,  Columbus. 
May  Leitty,  Grad.,  Thomas  Sch.,  Detroit,  Mich. 

Supervisor  of  Music  at  Clevdand  Hdghts,  Nottingham  and  Bratenahl,  6013  Scoville 
Ave.,  Qevdand. 
Fbank  Linton. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mingo  Junctioiu 
Mbs.  Tillie  GeicOndeb  Lord. 

1905,   Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  377  Stoddart  Ave.,  Columbus. 

A.  W.  LOYNES. 

Superintendent  of  Township  Schools,  West  View. 


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X908    Daniel  M.  Lcehrs,  B.S.,  '04,  M.E.,  '09.  Caae  School  of  Applied  Science. 

Member  of  National  Society  for  Promotion  of  Industrial  Education,  care  of  McCreery 
Engineenng  Co.,  Toledo. 
Mrs.  Saxah  E.  Lyman. 

Principal  of  Laurel  School,  looox  Euclid  Ave.,  Cleveland. 
Clasa  Lynch. 

1900,   Supervisor  in  Public  Schools,  Rockwell  Bldg.,  Cleveland. 
Frank  L.  Lytle. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Wadsworth. 
J.  W.  MACKINNON,  A.B.,  '74,  A.M.,  '77,  Wittenberg  Coll. 

X900,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  a  16  N.  Maine  St.,  BeUefontaine. 
W.  H.  Maddock. 

Representing  G.  &  C.  Merriam  Ca,  aoo  First  St,  Findlay. 
Gkace  E.  Makepeace. 

Dramatic  Reader,  and  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  xoig  Starkweather  St.,  Cleveland. 
Casoline  a.  Markhaii. 

1874,   Grade  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Painesville. 
Charles  Marten,  B.Sc.,  'o^,  Columbia  Univ.-  A.M.,  '00.  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

1905,   Director  of  Industrial  Arts,  Jewi&h  Orphan  Asylum;    1340  E.  115th  St.,  Clevdand. 

B.  O.  Martin,  B.Sc..  '97.  M.Sc..  '99.  A.B.,  'ox,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1909,   Educational  Department,  Eagle  Pencil  Co.,  North  Baltimore. 
Jahxs  Jamison  Martz,  A.B.,  '97,  Wesleyan  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendient  of  Schools;  res.,  538  Washington  Ave.,  Greenville. 
William  H.  Maurer,  Ph.B.,  '91,  Ph.M.,  '94.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

X907,   Principal  of  Hign  School,  406  Scammel  St.,  Marietta. 

C.  C.  McBroom. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  230  S.  Wayne  St.,  St.  Mary's. 
Charles  C,  McCracken,  A.B.,  '08,  Monmouth  Coll. 

1908,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  tligh  School;  320  E.  Main  St.,  Lancaster. 
W.  A.  McCurdy. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Keene. 
Florence  A.  McNeal. 

1907,   Teacher  in  Ungraded  School  for  Backward  Children;  res.,  971 1  Madison  Ave.,  N.  W., 
Cleveland. 
P.  W.  McReynolds,  A.B..  '95,  Hiram  Coll.;  B.D.,  '96,  Union  Coll. 

President  of  Defiance  College,  Defiance. 
Ernest  E.  Merville. 

1904,  President  of  Spencerian  Commercial  School,  Euclid  Ave.  and  x8th  St.,  Cleveland. 
Mary  C.  Miller.  A.B..  Oberlin  Coll. 

1900,   Teacher  of  Latin,  Lincoln  High  School;  res.,  1794  W.  50th  St.,  Cevdand. 

J.  B.  MORLER. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  3x8  Front  St ,  Berea. 
Sheldon  Morgan. 

X907,  Superintendent  of  Crntralisfd  Schools,  Ashtabula  Township;   res.,  559  Lake  St 
Ashtabula. 
Sara  A.  Morley. 

X906,  Assistant  Supervisor  of  Penmanship,  Public  Schoob,  3803  Clinton  Ave..  N.  W, 
Cleveland. 
H.  N.  Morton.  A.B..  '06.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

iQo:,    Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  axx  Lafayette  Ave.,  Urbana. 
Thomas  M.  Muir.  A.n..  '04,  William  Jewell  Coll. 

1909,  Teacher  of  Manual  Training,  923  Wilson  Ave^  Youngstown 
Shilo  Shafter  Myers.  Mus.D.,  '00,  Harriman  Univ.  of  Tcnn. 

1907,   Super\-isor  of  Music,  Public  Schoob.  148  Sycamore  St.,  Tiffin. 
Ira  N.  Noland,  M.D„  '82.  Western  Reserve  Med.  Coll. 

12 1 5  E.  losth  St.,  Qeveland. 
C.  E.  Oliver.  Ph.B.,  '06.  Scio  Coll. 

1900,    Superintendent  of  Schods,  East  Palestine. 
G.  H.  Parrot,  A.B.,  '00,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1905,  Teacher  of  Science,  High  School;  res.,  159  N.  Chestnut  St.,  Jackson. 
Seneca  W.  Partridge. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Southington;  P.  O.,  Phalanx  Sta. 
O.  M.  Patton. 

Principal  of  First  District  School;  res.,  3538  Trimble  Ave.,  Cincinnati. 
Atlee  L.  Percy. 

1909,   Directr  r.  Office  Prartice.  Banking  and  Auditing  Departments,  Spencerian  School 
132 1  £.  8id  St.,  Cleveland. 
Mary  L.  Peterson. 

iSq4,    Principal  of  Denison  Grammar  School;   res.,  Y.  W.  C  A.  Bldg.,  Qevdand. 
George  J.  Pickel.  S.J.;  j\.B..  '85.  Sacred  Heart  Coll. 

1907,    President  of  St.  Ignatius  College,  Cleveland. 
George  S.  Pierce. 

Student  in  College,  Uhrichsville. 
Elmer  Lloyd  Portfr.  A.B.,  '07.  Ottcrl>ein  Univ. 

1909,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  West  Jefferson. 


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OHIO— Conimued 

1908    Walstenb  D.  Pttdnkt. 

President  of  School  Board  of  Lakewood;  res.,  1458  Highland  Ave.,  Qevdand. 
Jennie  Pullail 

1900,  Supernaor  in  Public  Schoola,  Hough  and  E.  59th  Sts.,  Qevdand. 

C.  QUAYLX. 

Training  Teacher,  Qeveland  Normal  Training  School;  res.,  2230  E.  39th  St.,  Oeve- 
land. 
HoMSS  Day  Rankin,  Ph.D.,  *o8,  A.M.,  *99,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

1908,   Instructor  in  English,  Canton  High  School;  7x5  S.  McKinley  Ave.,  Canton. 
HowAiD  L.  Rawdon,  A.B.,  '04,  Oberiin  Coll. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Oberiin. 
Augusta  A.  Rentee. 

1903,  Teacher  in  Normal  Training  School;  res.,  2x82  E.  70th  St.,  Qevdand. 
W.  H.  Rice,  A.B..  *oi,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X909,  Superintendent  cf  Schools,  London. 
Ekma  Richaboson. 

1890,  Piindpal  of  Rasrmer  School,  Toledo. 
F.  D.  RiNO. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mt.  Pleasant. 
Maey  E.  Robebts. 

Prindpal  of  Warren  School;  res..  The  Winona,  Central  and  E.  40th  Sts.,  Qevdand 
Nellie  J.  Robebts. 

1906,  Prindpal  cf  Elementary  Schools,  106  Thirteenth  Ave ,  Columbus. 
E.  F.  ROBBON,  Grad.,  '98,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Mt.  Union. 

X902,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Garrettsville. 
Julia  Cabola  Roedeb. 

189X,   Teacher  in  University  School;  res.,  ixsox  Mayfidd  Road,  Qevdand 
Elizabeth  Rudolfh. 

Z897,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  83x6  Hough  Ave.,  Qeveland. 
Fbanx  C.  Rxtlon,  Ph.B.,  '90,  Hiram  Coll 

1902,   Prindpal  of  High  School;  res.,  905  Herrick  St.,  CoUinwood. 
A.  H.  Ruuhel,  B.Sc.,  '97,  A.B.,  'oo,  Natl.  Nor.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  St.  Clairsville. 
Ibwin  N.  Salirbuby,  B.Sc.,  *oo,  Allegheny  ColL 

1909.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Kingsville. 
Albsbt  Schwabtz,  A.B  ,  'or  A.M.,  *o8,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

1907,  Prindpal  ot  Linwood  School,  and  Principal  of  East  Evening  High  School;  res.,  1334 

Lincoln  Ave.,  CindnnatL 
J.  C.  Skemamn,  B.Sc.,  '90,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Vermilion. 
S.  D.  Shankland,  A.B..  '94,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

X896,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  X20  River  St.,  Willoughby. 
W.  F.  Shaw,  A.B..  *o5,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

X906,   Prindpal  of  High  School;  res.,  xo  N.  Maple  St.,  Bowling  Green. 
H.  T.  SttVEBTHOBN,  B.S.,  M.Sc..  '95. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mt.  Sterling. 
David  P.  Simpson,  A.B..  '92.  A.M..  '95,  Oberiin  Coll.;  LL.B..  'oo.  Cleveland  Law  Sch. 

1904,  Teacher  of  History  and  Literature,  West  High  School,  1231  W.  ii6th  St.,  Qeveland 
Caboline  p.  Seed. 

X909,  Principal  of  Hough  School;  72x4  Hough  Ave.,  ClcveLind. 
Bevebly  Oden  Skivneh,  Ph.B.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  64  University  Terrace,  Athens. 
Clinton  P.  Smrn,  A.B..  '06,  Ohio  Wedeyan  Univ. 

1908,  Prindpal  of  High  School,  Utica. 
John  Fbzdebice  Sxrm,  A.B.,  Baldwin  Univ. 

X902,    Superintenddtit  of  Schools,  Lodi. 
Mabion  B.  Sioth. 

Principal  of  Grammar  Schools,  Chardon 
Ruth  Peet  SlfiTH,  A.B..  '06,  Coll.  for  Women  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

X902,   Assistant  Prindpal,  Laurd  School,  1 782  E.  65th  St.,  Cleveland. 
E.  E.  Smock. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Dresden. 
J.  HowABD  Spobn,  B.Sc.,  '00,  M.Sc.  '01,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Prindpal  of  High  School,  241  S.  Main  St.,  St.  Mary's. 

Maby  Spboat. 

1901,  Principal  of  Barkwill  School;  res.,  10525  Orville  Ave  ,  Cleveland. 
Mbs.  Iva  Sproule-Baker,  Mus.B.,  '00,  Oberiin  Conserv. 

X900,   Teacher  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  x  N.  Main  St.,  Mt.  Vernon. 
A.  H.  Stkadman. 

X899,   Supervisor,  974  Hawthorne  Ave.,  Cindnnati. 
Maby  Stober. 

1909,  Teacher,  Public  Schools,  653  Washington  Ave.,  Lorain. 

SvEN  E.  Swanbeck,   '88,  Jdnkdping  Gym.,   Sweden;    A.M.,   'q8,   Western  Reserve  Univ. 
X898,   Instructor  in  Languages,  Central  Institute,  Qevdand. 


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xgo8    AuGDSTA  Cary  Thompson. 

Principal  of  Detroit  School;  res.,  4718  Franklin  Ave^  QevdaiML 
John  Clement  Timbekman,  B.S.,  *oa;  Ph.B.,  '06,  Ohio  Univezsity. 

Orient, 
Caba  Curtis  Townseno. 

1906,  Assistant  Superviscn'  of  Manual  Training,  City  Schools,  aoag  E.  xxsth  St.,  Qeveland. 
J.  K.  Turner. 

Director  of  School  of  Industrial  Economics,  9804  Euclid  Ave.,  Qerdand. 
J.  E.  Vaugban. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Alliance. 
Claire  Walters. 

X907,   Teacher  in  Detention  School,  9007  Miles  Park,  Qeveland. 
L.  W.  Warson.  A.B.,  »o5.  Otterbdn  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Weslerville. 
Mary  Elizabeth  Weber,  A.B^  '07,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

1904,   Instructor  In  Elementary  Education,  University  of  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati. 
Emma  H.  Weidel. 

X902,   Supervisor  of  Arithmetic,  1446  Mars  Ave.,  Lakewood. 
Solomon  Weimsr,  A.M.,  '78,  Otterbein  Univ. 

X909,   Principal,  High  School  of  Commerce,  Cor.  Bridge  and  Randall  Sts.,  Qevdaod;  res., 
Highland  Road,  Cleveland  Heights. 
Emily  Ann  Wheeler.  M.E.,  Didac,  '07,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Bloomsburg,  Pa. 

X904,   Teacher  in  City  Schools,  24  Ruth  St.,  Massillon. 
Ada  B.  Williams. 

1907,  Supervisor  of  Domestic  Sdence,  Public  Schools,  3709  Carnegie  Ave.,  ClevelaiuL 
T.  Otto  Williams,  B.S.,  'oa;  M.S..  '05,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1907,   Principal  of  Hi^h  School,  252  Eddy  St.,  Newark. 
N.  D.  O.  Wilson,  A.B.,  '9a.  Ohio  Weslcyan  Univ. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Bowling  Green. 
A.  D.  Wilt. 

Preadent  of  Miami  Commercial  College,  Dayton. 
Jessie  Winbioler. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  aa6  Midland  Ave.,  Findlay. 
J.  W.  Wyandt,  B.Sc..  '90,  Tri-State  Coll. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Bryan. 
W.  F.  YiNGLiNO,  M.Sc.,  'os,  Valparaiso  Univ. 

1907,  Manual  Training,  City  Schools,  tea  Pannelee  St.,  Youngstown. 
E.  Arletta  Yost. 

X904,   Primary  Supervisor  and  Teacher  of  Water  Color  in  Primary  Grades,  x66  E.  Oak  St., 
Massillon. 
1900    Louise  Baker,  Grad..  Oberlin  Kindergarten  Tr.  Sch. 

1906,   Kindergartner  in  Lorain  Public  Schools;  res.,  418  Washington  Ave.,  Elyria. 
Ralph  W.  Buck,  A.B.,  '04,  Ohio  Slate  Univ. 

X907,   Department  of  Chemistry,  321  Richard  St.,  Dayton. 
Eliza  Carmichael. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  Youngstown. 
R.  W.  Crist,  A.B..  Antioch  Coll. 

Superintendent  of  Bethd  Schools,  New  Carlisle. 
Mrs.  Mary  E.  Dearborn. 

Special  Grammar  Teacher.  Browndl  School;  33x4  E.  looth  St.,  Qeveland. 
Elsie  B.  Denham. 

Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School,  810  Wayne  St.,  Sandusky. 
Mary  M.  McIntosh,  A.B..  '08,  Oberlin  ColL 

Teacher  of  Mathematics  and  History,  Wellington  High  School,  284  N.  Professor  SL, 
Oberlin. 
W.  H.  McMaster,  Ph.B.,  '99,  Mt.  Union  Coll.;  B.D.,  *oa.  Drew  Theo.  Scm.;  A.M.,  '03,  New  York 
Univ. 

1908,  President,  Mount  Union  College,  151 1  S.  Union  Ave..  Alliance. 
Louis  K.  Oppitz,  A.B..  '06.  A.M.,  '09,  Yale  Univ. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Batavia. 
E.  R.  RncE,  A.B  ,  '05.  Ohio  Wcs.  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Tippecanoe  City. 
D.  C.  Rybolt,  A.B.,  '03,  Ohio  Wes  Univ 

1900,    Princii>al  of  High  School,  391  Spicer  St.,  Akron. 
Stella  S.  Wilson. 

97  N.  aoth  St.,  Columbus. 

institutions 
1895    Miami  U.^iversity. 

Librarian,  S.  J.  Brandenburg,  Oxford. 

1897  Cleveland  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  William  H.  Brett,  Qevdand. 
Ohio  State  Univkr>;itv. 

President,  William  O.  Thompson;  Librarian,  Olive  Jones,  Columbtis. 

1898  Normal  School,  Dayton. 

Principal,  Grace  A.  Greene,  Dayton. 


Oklahoma]       LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  20I 

OBlO-CofiHfmtd 

tSoo    Tbb  Wsstekn  Coixcob  rom  Wokcn. 

President,  John  Grant  Newman;  librarian,  Grace  E.  Derby,  Oxford. 

1900  Dknbom  Univbistty,  Libeaky. 

librarian,  Mrs.  Kate  Shepard  Hines,  Granville. 

SQOa      OBBBLIir  COIXBOB,  LiBBABY. 

President,  Henry  C.  King;  librarian,  Aiariah  S.  Root,  Oberlin. 
Ohio  State  Ldbaby. 

State  librazian,  C.  B.  Galbreath,  Capitol  Bldg.,  Colnmbus. 
OrmBsm  UmvEBsmr. 

President,  Rer.  Walter  G.  Clippinger;  Librarian,  Tirst  U  Barnes,  WesterviUe. 
1903    Datton  Public  Libbaby  and  Museum. 

librarian,  linda  M.  Clatworthy,  Dayton. 
KnnoN  College,  Libbaby. 

President,  William  F.  Peirce;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Ellen  D.  Devol,  Gambier. 
1994    Libbaby  of  Adelbbbt  College  or  Wrstebm  Resebvb  Univebsity. 

librarian,  £.  C.  Williams,  Qeveland. 
igo5    Toledo  Pubuc  Libbaby. 

Ubrarian,  WUHs  F.  Sewall.  Toledo. 
ipo6    Depabtment  op  ComtoN  Schools,  State  of  Ohio. 

State  Commiaaioner  of  Common  Schoob,  Edmund  A.  Jones,  Columbus. 
Lake  Ekib  College. 

President,  Vivian  B.  Small;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Adaline  C.  Merrill,  Painesville. 
Univebsity  of  Cincinnati. 

President.  Charles  W.  Daboey;  Librarian,  Charles  Albert  Read,  Cincinnati. 

WrrTENBEBG  COLLEGE. 

President,  Charles  G.  Heckert;  Librarian,  B.  F.  Prince,  SpringfiekL 
igo7    Cabnecib  Ldbaby,  Ohio  UNivERsmr. 

librarian,  Charies  G.  Matthews,  Athens. 
MusKDfonic  College. 

President,  J.  Knox  Montgomery,  New  Concord. 
Ohio  Wesleyan  UNivEBsmr. 

President,  Herbert  Welch;    Librarian,  Russell  B.  Miller;  Secretary,  William  E. 
Smyser,  Delaware. 

1908  St.  Maby*s  Convent. 

Brother  George,  Inspector  of  Schoob,  Dayton. 

1909  BucBTEL  College. 

President,  A.  B.  Church,  Akron. 
Case  School  of  Applifj)  Science. 

President,  Charles  S.  Howe,  Cleveland. 
Defiance  College. 

President,  P.  W.  McReynolds,  Defiance. 
Mt.  Vebnon  College. 

President,  Sylvester  M.  Butler;  Librarian,  Myrta  M.  Kellogg.  Mt.  Vernon 
Omo  NoBTHEBN  Untvebstty. 

President,  Albert  Edwin  Smith,  Ada. 
Ubbama  Univebstfy  Schools. 

Headmaster,  Paul  H.  Seymour,  Urbana. 

OKLAHOMA 
life  membebs 
1884    Geoboe  Bece,  M.Sc.,  '63.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

193 X,   U.  S.  School  Supervisor,  Chickasaw  Nation,  Tishomingo. 
x886    Fbanx  Howabo  Clare,  B.Didac,  '83.  Univ.  of  Kans.;  A.M.,  *oi,  Univ.  of  Colo. 

1909,   General  Fiscal  Agent  for  State  of  Oklahoma,  United  Wireless  Telegraph  Co.,  xai  N. 
Broadway,  Oklahoma  City. 
G.  L  Habvey. 

Wagoner. 

active  members 
1884    Jaspeb  N.  Wilkinson. 

Member,  Board  of  Education,  207  N.  Second  St.,  Muskogee. 
189a    David  R.  Boyd,  A.B.  '78,  A.M.,  '81.  Ph.D.,  *o8,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

Commissioner  of  Education,  and  President,  Board  of  Home  Missions,  Norman. 
1895    H.  Edgab  Thompson,  B.Sc.,  '88,  So.  Nor.  Sch..  Bowling  Green.  Ky. 

Z907,    Secretary  of  Board  of  Education,  Box  507,  Lawton. 
1897    Steven  Melvil  Barrett,  B.Sc.,  'c;.  A.M.,  '08,  Dniry  Coll. 
X909,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Wynnewood. 
Edwin  S.  Monroe.  Ph.B.,  *96,  111.  Weslejran  Univ.;  A.M..  o7.  Hanover  Coll. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Cily  Schools,  Rooms  8-9,  Colorado  Bidg.,  Muskogee. 
X898    Edmund  D.  Murdaugh.  LL.M..  Nat'l.  Univ.,  Ped.D. 

President,  State  University  School,  Claremore. 

1901  J.  H.  Caldwell. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Westville. 
1903    John  Downing  Benkdict. 
Muskogee. 


202  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  loidaboou 

OKLAHOMA-CM/MfMrf 

X903    AsTHUR  GsAVT  EvANB,  D.D.,  'oQ,  Henry  Kendall  ColL 

i8qB,   President  of  The  Sute  University  of  Oklahoma,  Norman. 
Chaslxs  Evans,  B.Sc.,  I^banon. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  aig  F  St.,  S.  W.,  Ardraore. 
John  Blackstone  Taylor,  A.B.,  A.M.,  '05.  Hartford  Coll. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  India  Temple  St..  Oklahoma  Qty. 

1904  John  H.  Andrews. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob.  Fairfax. 
Harry  O.  Buzzaird. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schoob.  Woodward. 

1905  Sanders  W   Black.  B  Sc.,  '8x,  McKendree  ColL 

1909,   President,  Pan-Handle  Agric\iltural  Institute,  Goodwell. 
X906    Calvin  Ballard. 

X899,   United  States  School  Supervisor,  Choctaw  Nation,  McAlester. 
Andrew  J.  Lovett,  A.B  ,  'So,  A.M.,  '8j,  Northwestern  Univ. 

X90S.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  405  Bridge  Ave.,  BlackweU. 
WnxiAM  Z.  Smith.  A  B  .  06.  Ind.  Univ. 

1908,  Vice-President,  Department  of  Pedagogy,  and  Director  Training  School,  Northwestern 

State  Normal  School,  Alva 

1907  Thomas  W.  Butcher,  A.B  ,  94,  Univ.  of  Kans  ;  A.M.,  '04,  Harvard  Univ. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Enid. 
E.  D.  Cameron. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  308  E  Noble  St .  Guthrie. 
William  H.  Decker. 

1908,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Altus 
Walter  Lee  Ross,  A.B..  'oi,  A.M  ,  '03.  Indiana  Univ. 

President  of  Northwestern  State  Normal  School,  711  Maple  St.,  Alva. 
John  Fletcher  Sharp,  A.B..  '88,  Carson-Newman  Coll ;   Univ  of  Tenn 

1908,  President  of  Southwestern  State  Normal   School.   Weatherford. 

1908  Frank  Elmer  Alsup,  B.Pd .  08.  Warrensbuig  St  Nor.  Sch 

X909,   Principal  of  High  School,  Nowata. 
LuciLB  Bill,  B.Sc.  '08,  Missouri  Univ 

X908,   Science  Teacher,  Public  School;  res  ,  515  East  Sixth  St.,  Bartlesville. 
Charles  Walter  Briles,  Litt.B^  96,  Umv  of  N  C 

X909,   President,  East  Central  State  Normal  School,  Ada. 

W.  T.  DODSON. 

1906,   Supeiintendent  of  Schoob,  Frederick 
Lynn  Glover. 

1909,  Chair  of  History  and  Political  Economy,  State  Normal  School,  Weatherford. 
Grace  May  Harris.  Pd  B.,  '07,  State  Normal  School,  Kirksville,  Mo. 

X907,  Primary  Teacher;  res  ,  9x8  Johnstone  St,  Bartlesville 
Franklin  O.  Hays,  Life  Certificate. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Woods  Co.,  X05  Center  St.,  Alva. 
Frederick  N.  Howell,  A.B.  '94,  Univ.  of  Kans. 

X899,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Box  663,  El  Reno. 
Guy  M.  Lisk. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  loi  Flynn  St.,  Alva. 
James  A.  McLaughlin,  A.B., '87,  A.M., '94,  Davidson  Coll.;  Utt.D., '00,  King  CoU. 

1908,   President,  Central  State  Normal  School  of  Oklahoma,  Edmond. 
Ethel  A.  NEserrr,  B.Sc. ,  '08,  Missouri  State  Univ. 

X908,   Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  515  East  Sixth  St.,  Bartlesville. 
Thomas  Scott,  Pd.B..  '03.  Pd.M..  '06.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Warrensburg,  Mo. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  City  SchooU,  Okmulgee. 
John  H.  Seger. 

Physician  in  Indian  Service,  Indian  Farmer,  Colony. 

1909  Luther  J.  Abbott,  A.B.,  LL.B  ,  Univ.  of  Nebr.,  M.A..  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,  Professor  of  American  History,  Central  State  Normal  School,  Edmond. 
John  Alley,  .\.B.,  '02,  Kingfisher  Coll.;  A.B..  '08.  Harvard  Univ. 

President,  University  Pieparatory  School,  Tonka wa. 
J.  S   Buchanan,   B.S.,   Cumberland  Univ. 

Professor  of  History,  and  Dean,  University  of  Oklahoma,  Norman. 
Ira  L.  Cain. 

1909,  Vice-President,  Northeastern  State  Normal  School,  Tahlequah. 


W.  E.  Gill. 
H.  C.  King. 


County  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Pawhuska. 


Superintendent  of  Bryan  County  Schools;  res.,  819  Fourth  Ave.,  Durant. 
Mrs.  M.  E.  Lawrfxce. 
Faxon. 
DlWCHT  E.  Portfr.  A.B.,  Kinnfishcr  Coll. 

1905,    AsbiMaat  Print iijai  of  High  School,  6ofy  E.  loth  St.,  Oklahoma  City. 
Mary  F.  Rus-^ell. 

i(;o<;,   Principal  of  Sequoynh  Public  School,  Tahlequah. 
Jasper  Sipes. 

General  School  Supplies,  108  W.  Main  St.,  Oklahoma  City. 


Oitgool  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  203 

OKLAHOMA— Con/MMd 

X909    Flokknce  R.  Slatss. 

Principal  of  Horace  Mann  School,  Bartlesville. 
A.  A.  Stewart. 

Superintendent  of  State  School  for  the  Deaf,  Sulphur. 
F.  L.  Stewart. 

1Q08,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Dewey. 
W.  P.  Stewart. 

Editor,  "Oklahoma  School  Herald,"  Oklahoma  City. 
P.  W.  Swartz. 

1906.   Principal  of  High  School,  Purcell 
JosEFH  C.  Tucker,  B.Sc. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  4as  Third  St.,  Elk  City. 
Mrs.  a,  E.  Van  Skike.  B.M.,  '04,  Northwestern  Univ. 

1908,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schoob,  Bartlesville. 
R.  H.  Wilson,  B.Sc..  '07. 

Superintendent  of  Grady  County  Schoob,  928  Iowa  Ave.,  Chickasha. 
Mrs.  Earl  Wood. 

1906,  Supervisor  of  Art,  Public  Schoob,  Bartlesville. 

institutions 
1899    The  Universfty  or  Oklahoma.  * 

President,  A.  Grant  Evans;  librarian,  F.  £.  Knowles,  Norman. 
1905    Northwestern  Normal  School,  Library. 

President,  Walter  Lee  Ross,  Alva. 
SQ07    Southwestern  State  Normal  School. 

President,  J.  F.  Sharp;  Librarian,  M.  W.  Quigley,  WeatherfonL 

OREGON 

LITE  DIRECTOR 

1888    Charles  Carroll  Stratton.  A.M..  D.D.,  '80,  Willamette  Univ.;  D.D.,  '79,  Northwestern  Univ.,  m  ; 
and  '80,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 
Ex-President  of  Portland   University,  St.  Johns;    present  address,   State  Asylum, 
Salem. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

189a    Edwin  DeVore  Ressler,  A.B.,  '91,  Otterbcin  Univ.;  A.M.,  '97,  Ohio  State  Univ. 

1909,  Professor  of  Industrial  Pedagogy,  Oregon  Agricultural  College,  Corvallis. 
1895    J.  H.  AcKERMAN,  Ph.D..  '06.  Oregon  Agri.  Coll. 

1899,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.  144  S.  19th  St.,  Salem. 
William  Jasper  Kerr.  B.Sc..  D.Sc. 

1907,  President  of  Oregon  Agricultural  College,  Corvallis. 

1898  J.  D.  Stout,  B.Sc.,  '83.  Valpiralso  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  cor.  6th  and  O  Sts.,  La  Grande. 

1899  J.  S.  Landers.  B.Sc.,  '87,  Valparaiso  Univ. 

1906.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob,  115  Long  St.,  Pendleton. 

1901    Claude  C.  Covey. 

Superintendent  and  Special  Dbbursing  Agent,  Indian  Serrice,  Warmspring. 

Heman  Burr  Leonard,  B.Sc..  '95.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D..  '06.  "Univ.  of  Colo. 

X906,   Instructor  in  Mathematics,  University  of  Oregon;  res.,  55  St.  Francb  Hotel.  Eugene. 

Horace  G.  Wilson. 

X905,   Superintendent   and   Special    Dbbursing  Agent,   U.  S.  Indian  Service,   Klamath; 
express  office,  Klamath  Falb. 

1903    Sheldon  Franklin  Ball.  A.B.,  '02,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X908,    Principal  of  Public  School,  Cor.  Lewis  and  Elm  Sts.,  Arleta  Sta.,  Portland. 

Harry  Means  Crooks.  A.B.,  '99.  Wooster  Univ. 

X905,   President  of  Albany  College,  300  W.  9lh  St.,  Albany. 

1907    R.  F.  Robinson.  LL.D.,  'o«.  Univ.  of  Orr»?on. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  City  Hall,  Portland. 

Henry  Davidson  Sheldon.  A.B.,  '96,  A.M..  '07.  I-elind  .St.mford  Jr  Univ.:  Ph.D.,  'oo.  Clark  Univ. 
Professor  of  Pedagogy,  University  of  Oregtm;  res.,  loag  Alder  St.,  Eugene. 

Mrs.  Lillie  D.  Thomvs. 

Tcaclicr  in  Public  Schools,  506  E.  i6th  St..  Portland. 

X908    WnxiAK  F.  Cameron,  Ph.B..  '9*,  lU.  Wes.  Univ.;  Pd.B.,  '96,  Colo.  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1901,  Superintendent  of  City  S<.hools,  Ashland. 

X909    William  Freperic  Gaskins,  B  Mus..  '02,  American  Coaservator.'. 

1908,  Director  of  School  Mu.sic,  Oregon  Agricultural  College,  224  Fifth  St.,  CorvaUis. 

E.  T.  MooREs.  ,    ^..    ,  ^  , 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Oregon  Institute  for  the  Bhnd.  Salem. 

Lilian  E.  Tinclf.  Gra<l,  '96.  Sch.  Dom.  Sci..  Aberdeen.  Scotland. 

Supervisor  of  Domestic  Science,  City  High  Schoob,  185  East  isth  St.,  Portland. 


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OKZGOS-^mtiMited 

INSTITUTIONS 

1899    Tualatin  Academy  and  PAcryic  University. 

President,  W.  N.  Ferrin  Librarian,  Joseph  W.  B£arsh,  Forest  Grove. 
190Z    State  Noemal  School,  Monmouth. 

President,  Edwin  De  Vore  Ressler;  librarian,  J.  B.  V.  ButJer,  Monmooth. 
190J    LiBBABY  Association  of  Portland,  Oregon. 

President  of  Library  Board,  W.  B.  Ayer;   Librarian,  Mary  Frances  Isom,  7th  and 
Stark  Sts.,  Portland. 
1908    Univsssity  or  Osboon,  Library. 

Librarian,  M.  H.  Douj^ass,  Eugene. 
1000    Oregon  AcRictn.TiniAL  College.  Lzbbaby. 

President.  William  J.  Kerr;  Ubrarian,  Ida  A.  Kidder.  Corvallis. 

PENNSYLVANIA 

LITE  DIRECTORS 

1887    Nathan  C.  Schaefter,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ph.D..  D.D.,  LL.D. 

1893,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Harrisburg;  home  address,  546  W.  James 
St.,  Lancaster. 
X891     Elxphalet  Oram  Lyte,  M.Sc.,  MillersYiUe  St.  Nor.  Sch.  Pa.;  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  Franklin  and  Marshall  CoO. 

1887,  Principal  of  First  Pennsylvania  State  Normal  School,  Millersville. 

lite  membebs 

1876    Edwabd  Bbooks,  A.M.,  '58,  Union  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '76.  Lafayette  Coll.,  Washington  and  Jefferson  CoD. 

Ex-Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  5971  Drezel  Road,  Philadelphia. 
1879    ^BS.  Rachel  Foster  Avery. 

First  Vice-Prc!ttdent.  Nat.  Am.  Woman  Suffrage  Association,  and  First  Secretaiy, 
International  Woman  Suffrage  Alliance,  Swarthmore. 
SmON  Gbatz,  A.M..  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Ez-President  of  Board  of  Education,  1919  Spruce  St.,  Philadelphia. 

active  members 

1879    George  Morris  Philips,  A.M..  '74,  Ph.D.,  '84,  Bucknell  Univ.;  LL.D.,  'n6,  Temple  Univ. 

i88z.   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  West  Chester. 
1881    Andrew  J.  Morrison,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '01.  D.Sc. 

1898,  Principal  of  Northeast  Manual  Training  School,  aaos  W.  Venango  St.,  Philaddphis. 
1884    George  H.  Stoitt. 

1888,  Supervising  Principal  of  Newton  Boys'  Combined  School,  3746  Powdton  Avc^ 

Philadelphia. 
1889    A.  W.  Moon.  A.B..  '95.  Indian.i  Univ.-  A.M..  '05,  C4>lurabia  Univ. 

1906,  Principal  of  High  School,  Wallingford;  P.  O.,  Swarthmore. 
1891     Earl  Barnes,  A.M..  '80,  Ind.  Univ.;  M.Sc..  '90.  Cornell  Univ. 

Lecturer,  3640  Chestnut  St.,  Philadelphia. 
189a    R.  K.  Buehrle,  A.M.,  '78,  Ph.D.,  '87  (honorarv).  Franklin  and  Marshall  CoU. 
1880.    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  408  Manor  St.,  Lancaster. 
Virgil  G.  Curtis.  A.B..  '76,  A.M.,  '78,  Tufts  Coll. 

X905,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  1 1  E.  Smith  St.,  Corry. 
W.  Wilberforce  Deatrick,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '79,  Mercersburg  Coll.;  D.Sc.,  '03,  Franklin  and  M<^rA«l1 
CoU. 
1891,   Professor  of  Psychology  and  Higher  English,  Keystone  State  Normal  School,  Kuts^ 
town. 
H.  W.  Fbher,  Grad.,  State  Nor.  Sch.,  MiDersville.  Pa. 

1875,  Supervisor  of  17th  Ward  Schools,  350  Lehigh  Ave.,  E.  E.,  Pittsburg. 
Enoch  C.  Layers.  A.B..  Univ.  of  Chicago;  Ph.D..  III.  Wes.  Univ.;  Pd.D.,  New  York  Univ. 

1909.    Supervising  Principal,  Public  Schools;  P.  O.  Box  376,  Pen  Argyl. 
S.  C.  ScHMUCKER,  A.M.,  '85,  M.Sc.,  '90,  Muhlenberg  Coll.,  Pa.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1895,   Professor  of  Biological  Sciences,  State  Normal  School,  Roaedale  Ave.,  West  Cheater. 
H.  H.  Spayd. 

Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Poplar  Hignite  Coal  &  Coke  Co.;  Box  310,  MinersviHe. 
J.  Liberty  Tadd. 

1884,   Director  of  Public  Industrial  Art  School,  The  Normandie,  West  Philadelphia. 
1893    M.  G.  Brumbaugh,  A.M..  '93,  Ph.D.,  *o4,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  LL.D. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  3324  Walnut  St..  Philadelphia. 
Loyal  Freeuan  Hall.  B.E.D..  '91,  State  Nor.  Sch.,  Indiana,  Pa. 

1893,   Supervising  Principal  of  Centre  Ave.  Schools.  413  Lookout  Ave.,  Butler. 
William  Henry  Samuel.  A.M.,  Ph.D..  '02.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

187S,    Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  2001  E.  Chelten  Ave.,  Philadelphia. 
Andrew  Thomas  Smith.  Pd.D.,  '93,  Sch.  of  Ped..  Univ.  of  N.  Y.;  A.M.  (honorary),  '03,  Lafayette  Coll. 

1899,  Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Mansfield. 
Pauline  Woixtott  Spencer,  A.B..  '08,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1893.   Teacher  of  History  and  Principles  of  Education,  Philadelphia  Normal  School,  3421 
Race  St.,  Philadelphia 
Joseph  Swain,  B.L..  '83.  M.Sc.  '85,  Ind.  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '03,  W^abash  Coll. 
1893,    President  of  Swarthmore  College,  Swarthmore. 


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1894  Hknsy  T.  Spakgles,  A.B.,  '73,  A.M.,  '76,  Ursinus  Coll.;  D.D.,  '94,  Heidelberg  Univ.,  Ohio. 

O^egevUle. 
Cbasles  K.ILLXNOES  WmiER,  A.B.,  '88,  AJ^i.,  '91,  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.;  LL.B^  '04,  Yale  Univ. 
Bdain  St.,  Palmyra. 

1895  W.  G.  Gans. 

1908,  Assistant  in  Union  Schools,  Knozville;  res.,  738  Rossmore  Ave.,  19th  Ward,  Pittsburg. 
Jakes  MacAlister,  A.M ,  LL.D.,  Brown  Univ.;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  New  York;   Officer  d'Acad^mie, 
Paris. 
x8oi.   President  of  Drezel  Institute,  Philadelphia. 

1896  J.  Geoeos  Becht,  M.Sc..  A.M.,  Lafayette  Coll.;    D.Sc.,  '04,  Buckncll  Univ.;  '07,  Lafayette  Coll. 

X904,   Principal  of  Clarion  State  Normal  School,  Clarion. 
R.  M.  Caeco. 

1868,  Supervising  Principal  of  Mt.  Washington  Schools,  11  Grandview  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 

JOBM  Aethde  Gibson,  A.B.,  '91,  Alleghenv  CoU. 

X896,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  70Z  N.  McKean  St.,  Butler. 
Rkhaed  Watekuan,  b.Sc.   '9a,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

X909,   Secretary,  City  Chib  of  Philadelphia,  14x8  Walnut  St.,  Philadelphia. 

JiTDSOH  Perey  Welsh,  A.M.,  '84,  Ph.D.,'93.  D.Sc.,  '07.  Lafayette  Coll.,  LL.D.,  '09,  Temple  Univ. 
X906,   Vice-President  and  (1908)  Dean  of  Colleges,  Pennsylvania  State  College,  Sute  Col- 
lege P.  O. 

1897  Francs  Burke  Brakdt,  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  \s,  Columbia  Univ. 

1896,   Head  of  Department  of  Pedagogy,  Central  High  School,  4337  Larchwood  Ave.,  West 
Philadelphia. 
Cltdx  Eemst  Ehinoer,  M.D.,  '80,  Chicago  Horn.  Med.  CoU. 

1890,   Physical  Director  and  Instructor  in  Hygiene,  State  Normal  School,  100  Rosedale  Ave., 
West  Chester. 
Hsmnr  Houck,  A.M.,  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 

X908,  Secretary  of  Internal  Affairs,  Capitd  Bldg.,  Harrisburg. 

Eli  M.  Rapp. 

1896,  Superintendent  of  Berks  County  Schools,  134  Qymer  St.,  Reading. 

X898    David  Hendricks  Bergey,  B.Sc.,  '84,  M.D.,  '84,  Univ.  of  Pa.;  A.M.,  '94.  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

X903,  Assistant  Professor  in  Bacteriology,  University  of.  Pennsylvania,  306  S.  53d  St., 
Philadelphia. 
Franklin  Spencer  Edmonds,  Ph.B.,  '93,  LL.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X904,  Assistant  Professor  of  Law,  Swarthmore  College,  Honorary  Lecturer  on  Political 
Science,  Central  High  School,  and  (x^)  Member  of  Board  of  PuWc  Education; 
Attorney;  office,  6x4  Franklin  Bldg.,  Philadelphia. 

Maurice  Pels,  A.B.,  '83,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.B.,  '85,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

430s  Spruce  St.,  Philadelphia. 
J.  R.  FUCEINOER,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M.,  '80,  Princeton  Univ..  D.Sc.,  *oo,  Bucknell  CoU. 

X900,   Principal  of  Central  State  Normal  School,  Lock  Haven. 
H.  W.  Golden,  B.Didac,  '90.  M.Didac..  '93,  Edinboro  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1897,  Principal  of  5th  Ward  Public  School,  cor.  Page  and  Fulton  Sts.,  N.  S.,  Pittsburg; 

res.,  430  Dawson  Ave.,  Bellevue. 

Saxitzl  Haicilton,  Ph.D.,  '00,  Grove  City  Coll. 

x886.  Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Holland  Ave.,  Braddock. 
John  W.  Lansinger,  Sc.M.,  '86,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Millersville,  Pa. 

Teacher  and  Treasurer,  State  Normal  School,  Millersville. 
William  Albert  Mason. 

X893,   Director  of  Drawing  in  Public  Schools  of  Philadeli^ua,  3 13  W.  Chelten  Ave.,  Gennan* 
town. 
Jesse  H.  Michener,  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X906,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  451a  Regent  St..  Philadelphia. 

William  Noetling,  A.M.,  '50.  C.E..  Union  Coll..  N.  Y.;  Pd.D.,  Susquehanna  Univ. 

Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Susquehanna  University,  Scunsgrove. 
Alice  N.  Parker. 

X908,  Superintendent,  Pittsburg  and  Allegheny  Kindergarten  College,  3439,  5th  Ave.,  Pitts- 
Durg. 
Mary  Craig  Peacock. 

1894,  Teacher  in  Normal  School,  Philadelphia;  res.,  Torresdale. 

Richard  H.  Pratt,  Brig.  Gen.  U.  S.  A.  (retired);  LL.D.,  '98,  Dickinson,  Coll. 

Third  and  Edgemont  Aves.,  Media. 
Marqarst  S.  Prjchard. 

Head  of  Department  of  Psychology,  Philadeli^a  Normal  School,  13th  and  Spring 
Garden  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Elxzabsth  S.  Tatt. 

1893,  Teacher  of  Methods  in  English,  Philadelphia  Normal  School,  130X  Spring  Garden 
St.,  Philadelphia. 
Ligbtnkr  Wtimer,  Ph.D.,  '91,  Leipzig,  Germany. 

1893,   Ptofessor  of  Psychology,  University  of  Pennsylvania,  Philadelj^iia. 
1899    Jesse  D.  Burks,  Ph.B.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  M.L.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Cal.;  Ph.D.,  '05,  Columbia  Univ. 

X909,    Director,  Bureau  of  Municipal  Research;    Real  Estate  Trust  Bldg.,  Philadelphia. 
Georox  D.  Gideon. 

Publisher,  14x3  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia. 


2o6  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Pwmsylvmnk 

PENNSYLVANIA— C«i/iiH««l 

x89Q    BiNjAMiN  WnsTLmo  MiTCBZLi,  A.B.,  '83,  A.M.,  '86,  Princeton  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '88,  Waahington  and 
Jefferson  Call. 
1897,   Professor  of  I^tin  and  Head  of  Department  of  Ancient  and  Modem  Languagca. 
Central  High  School;  res.,  4326  Pine  St.,  Philadelphia. 
James  Hosmsr  Pennihan.  A.B.,  '84,  Yale  Univ. 

x886,   De  Lancey  School,  4326  Sansom  Sc,  Philadelphia. 
FiANK  M.  Shelton,  B.S.,  'oQ.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

X907,  Professor  of  Physics  and  Mathematics,  Central  High  School;  res.,  533  Collins  Ave, 
Pituburg. 
Joseph  R.  Smith,  M.D.,  '53,  Univ.  of  Buffalo;  A.M.,  '51,  LL.D.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Brigadier  General  U.  S.  Army,  2135  Spnice  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Ds.  Gracz  Edgar  Spiegle,  M.D.,  '98.  Woman's  Med.  CoIL  of  Pa. 

1893,   Head  of  Department  of  Hygiene  and  Physical  Training,  Philadelphia  Normal  School 
for  Girls,  aiis  N.  xath  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Chables  W.  TtTiNEi,  A.B..  Colby  Coll. 

Agent  for  SUver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  1328  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Mis.  Luc»  L.  W.  Wilson,  Ph.D.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Fa. 

1893,   Head  of  Department  of  Nature  Study  and  Geography,  Normal  School,  1301  Spring 
Garden  St.,  Philadelphia. 
1900    O.  H.  Bakbless,  M.E.,  '79.  Bloomsburg  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Pa.;  A.M.,  '90,  Lafayette  CoU. 

1903,   Chair  of  Pedagogy,  Slate  Normal  School,  595  East  3d  St.,  Bloomsburg. 
CROiTTEa,  A.M.,  '85.  Gallaudet  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '03,  Univ.  of  lU. 
Superintendent  of  Pennsvlvania  Institute  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb,  7406  Gennantoivn 


WiLUAM  Wilson  Fky. 

Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  the  Palmer  School,  Mercantile  Library  Building,  xoth 
and  Qiestnut  Sts..  Philadelphia. 
Chessman  A.  Heekick,  Ph.D.,  '99  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1909.   Principal  cf  William  Penn  High  School,  xsth  and  Wallace  Sts.,  Philadelphia. 
Rev.  p.  R.  McDevitt. 

X899.   Superintendent  of  Philadelphia  Parish  Schools,  ax  S.  X3th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
James  Lamb  Psnnypackes.  A.B.,  '80,  Harvard  CoU. 

Vice-President  and  Manager  of  Christopher  Sower  Co.,  Educational  Publishers, 
614  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia. 
1901    Chasles  H.  Brelsford. 

X906,  District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  District  No.  3.  s434  N.  Broad  St.,  Phi'adelphia. 
Smith  Burnham,  Ph.B.,  '9a,  A.M.,  '98.  Albion  Coll. 

X898,   Professor  of  History,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  13  Normal  Ave.,  West  Chester. 
Will  Grant  Chambers,  M.Sc.,  '96,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Indiana,  Pa.;  A.KL.  '97,  Lafayette  Coll. 

X909,   Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Pittsburg;  res..  The  Akron,  Craig  St.  and  Center 
Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Clotoid  B.  Connelley. 

1906,  Assistant  to  Director,  Head  of  School  for  Apprentices  and 'Journeymen,  Carnegie 
Technical  Schools.  Schenley  Park,  Pittsburg. 
Russell  H.  Conweli.,  LL.B.,  *6s,  Albany  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '98,  Temple  Coll. 

1887,   President  of  The  Temple  University,  aoao  N.  Broad  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Milton  C.  Cooper,  B.Sc..  '05.  Temple  Coll. 

1906,    District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  X53  W.  Washington  Lane,  Germantown,  Philn- 
ddphia. 
V.  K.  Irvine,  A.B.,  '9$.  Coll.  of  N.  J. 

1897,  Prinapal  of  High  School,  Box  163,  Butler. 
J.  Irvin  Robb. 

1903,   Professor  of  History  and  Economics,  Northeast  Manual  Training  High  School, 
Philadelphia;  res.,  Bryn  Mawr. 
Harry  M.  Shafer,  B.Sc.,  '87.  M.Sc.,  '90,  Eureka  Coll.;  A.B.,  'po.  A.M.,  'oo.  Harvard  Univ. 

iQOQ,    Secretary  of  Finance,  University  of  Pittsburg,  Pittsburg. 
190a     Samuel  Andrews. 

i8<>o,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  331  Pacific  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Charles  S.  Fogs,  A.M. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1538  Mineral  Spring  Road,  Reading. 
R.  H.  Holbrciok,  Ph.D.,  '80,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ. 

i8q8,    Principal  of  South  Side  High  School;  res..  13  Oakknd  Sq.,  PitUburg. 
Joseph  Howkrth,  .\.B.,  Cornell  Univ. 

IQ02.    Superintendent  of  Schools,  X35  Church  St.,  Shamokin. 
Paul  Kreu2i\)int\kk. 

Institute  Lecturer,  1400,  3d  Ave.,  Altoona. 
H.  C.  MissiMER.  .A.M.,  '72,  Yale  Coll. 

1890.   Suiicrintendcnt  of  Schools.  Public  Library  Building,  Erie. 
George  Leslie  Omwake,  A.B.,  'qS,  A.M.,  '01,  Ursinus  Coll.;  D.B.,  *oi,  Yale  Univ. 

1909,    Vice-President  and  Professor  of  the  History  and  Philosophy  of  Education,  Ursnns 
College,  Collegcville. 
J.  Monroe  Willard,  Litt.D.,  'o^,  Cent.  High  Sch.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

1898,  Principal  of  Philadelphia  Normal  School  for  Girls,  X30X  Spring  Garden  St.,  Pluln> 

delphia. 
A.  Duncan  Yocum,  Ph.B.,  '89,  Dickinson  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1906,    ProfcsMir  of  PedaRotjy,  University  of  Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia;    res.,  aoa  Ea^t 
8lh  St.,  Chester. 


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1903     Chabus  C  Boykx,  A.M.,  '88,  Muhlenberg  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '04,  Wooster  Univ. 

x8q8,   Vice-Prindpal  cf  Keystone  State  Normal  School,  Kutztown. 
Olin  Howaso  Bduutt,  A.M.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Pennsylvania  Institution  for  Instruction  of  the  Blind,  Overbrook; 
res.,  63d  SL  and  Malvern  Ave.,  Philadelphia. 
Lauba  H.  Carnell,  A.B.,  Litt.D..  *03,  Temple  Univ. 

X905,   Dean  of  the  University  Corporation,,  The  Temple  University,  Philadelphia. 
Edith  H.  Chapman,  Ph3.,  '01.  Boston  Univ. 

X904,  Teacher  in  York  Collegiate  Institute;  res.,  X36  S.  Duke  St.,  York. 
Olivxs  Pebxy  CoaNMAN,  A.M.,  '89,  Cent.  High  Sch.,  Philadelphia;  Ph.D..  '99,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X906,  District  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Ogden  School,  432  Church  Lane,  Phila- 
delphia. 
Jkannere  M.  Eaton. 

X90X,  Vice-Prindpal  of  Behnar  Sdiool;    ici.,  7036  Frankstown  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
David  A.  Hamcan,  A.M.,  Pa.  Coll. 

x88x,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  131  N.  Church  St.,  Hazleton. 
Paul  A.  Here,  A.B.,  '99.  ^-M.,  '01,  Franklin  and  Marshall  CoU. 

X907,  Department  of  Science,  Boys'  High  School;  res.,  2x4  W.  Chestnut  St.,  Lancaster. 
Geoegb  Ellswortb  Johnson,  A.B.,  'S?,  A.M.,  '90,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X907,  Superintendent  of  Playgrotmd  Association,  709  Bijou  Bldg.,  Pittsburg. 
Addison  L.  Jones,  A.M.,  'oa,  Lafavette  CoU. 

x888.  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  3a  S.  Church  St.,  West  Chester. 
C.  E.  Karlson. 

X909f  Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Cheltenham  and  Jenkintown  School  Districts,  Elkins 
Park. 
Rev.  Oscae  Schultz  Kriebel,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  and  B.D.,  *9a,  Oberlin  Coll.;   D.D.,  '07,  Franklin 
and  Marshall  CoU. 
Principal  of  Perkiomen  Seminary,  Pennsburg. 
L.  E.  McGinnbs,  A.M.,  'oOi  Lebanon  Valley  CoU. 

x888.   Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  X58  S.  ad  St    Steelton. 
Gabdneb  Bbucb  Milnor,  A.B.,  '07,  A.M.,  '00.  Lafayette  CoU. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Lycoming  County,  Muncy. 
Geobob  W.  Moore,  A.M.,  Dickinson  CoU. 

X899,   Superintendent  of  Chester  County  Schools,  Ercildoun. 
Lous  NuSBAUM,  A.B.,  '93,  Cent.  High  Sch..  PhUadelphia,  Pa.;   Ph.B.,  '99,  HI.  Wes.  Univ.;   B.S., 
'08,  Temple  Univ. 
Supervising  Principal  of  Horace  Bnxney  School;  res.,  137  W.  Sharpnack  St.,  PhUa- 
delphia. 
A.  C.  Rothermel,  A.B.,  '91 .  A.M.,  *93.  Franklin  and  Marshall  CoU.;  Pd.D.,  '06,  Dickinson  CoU. 

1899,  Principal  of  Keystone  Sute  Normal  School,  Kutztown. 
Isaac  H.  Russell,  Ph.B..  *86,  ComeU  Univ. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Erie  County  Schools,  North  East. 
Edward  Rynearson,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M..  '06,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

x9oa,  Director  of  High  Schools,  5608  Howe  St..  Pittsburg. 
Stephen  G.  Sikpson,  A.B«,  '96,  A.M.,  '99,  Lafayette  CoU. 

X9oa,   Head  of  English  Department,  High  School,  2x9  S.  xoth  St.,  Easton. 
A.  G.  C  Smith. 

X887,   Superintendent  of  County  PubUc  Schools,  33  E.  Jefferson  St.,  Media. 
James  Boyden  Smith,  Ph.D.,  '90,  Waynesburg  Coll. 

Registrar,  Southwest  State  Normal  School,  California. 
Harris  Alvxn  Spotts.  A.B.,  '04.  BuckneU  Univ. 

X903,   Principal  of  Lycoming  County  Normal  School,  Muncy. 
Francis  J.  Stein. 

1909.   Teacher  of  Commercial  Branches,  Boys'  High  School,  255  Elm  St.,  Lanca.ster. 
Levi  J.  Ulmer,  B.Sc.,  'oa,  M.Sc.,  '07,  Bucknell  Univ. 

X903,  Department  of  Science,  High  School;  res.,  xox  Parkwood  St.,  WiUiamsport. 
Homer  J.  Wiohtman. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Lower  Merion  Twp.,  Montgomery  Co.,  127  Sibley  Ave., 

Ardmore. 
X904    Mrs.  Rita  Tryon  Bartholomew. 

X909,   Student,  Manual  Arts,  5828  Hobart  Ave.,  Squirrel  HiU,  Pittsburg. 
Russell  H.  Bellows,  B.Sc.,  '02,  A.M.,  '03,  Columbia  Univ. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1 18a  S.  Park  Ave.,  Mead\'iUe. 
Daniel  Fleisber,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '83,  Ph.D.,  '88,  Pa.  CoU. 

1898,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  45  S.  6th  St.,  Columbia. 
John  Kelso  Green. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Cumberland  County,  xxo  W.  South  St.,  Carlisle. 
Bert  M.  LeSuer. 

xgo6.   Director  of  Manual  Training,  PubUc  Schools,  Boys'  High  School,  Reading. 
William  A.  Stecher.,  Grad.,  '08,  Nor.  Coll..  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

X906,   Director  of  Physical  Education,  PubUc  Schoob,  696  City  HaU,  PhUadelphia. 
Jonas  Elwood  Wagner,  B.Sc..  '02,  M.Sc.,  '05,  Pa.  State  CoU. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Bishop  St.,  BeUefonte. 
J.  Elwood  Wherry,  A.B.,  '01,  A.M.,  '04,  Grove  City  CoU. 

X907i   Principal  of  PubUc  Schools,  717  Maple  St.,  CoraopoUs. 


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1904  H.  E.  WiNNEs,  Pb.B.,  *oi,  A.M.,  '04.  Grove  City  Coll. 

1906,   Principal  of  Uowand  Schools,  40th  St.  and  Liberty  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Helen  Kxith  Yerkes. 

X904,   Supervising  Principal  of  George  H.  Thomas  School,  4957Ruhicam  .\ve..  Gcnnantoirn, 
Philadelphia;  express  office,  Wister  Sta. 

1905  J.  M.  Bekkky.  A.m..  Pa.  Coll. 

Principal  of  Liberty  Sub-District  Schools;  res.,  544a  Bouquet  St..  Pittsburg. 
John  Clsmmee  Bechtel,  B.S.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1909.   Instructor  in  Mathematics.  Central  High  School,  X09  Franklin  Dormitory.  University 
of  Pennsylvania,  Philadelphia. 

Geovprey  Buckwaltex. 

X896,  Supervising  Principal.  Public  Schools,  Mt  Veraoa  School  3d  and  Catherine  Sts., 
Philadelphia. 
May  R.  Caxolakd. 

Supervising   Principal   of   Harmer   School,    143    W.    Coulter    St.,    Germantown, 
Philadelphia. 
Wesxxy  N.  Clitfokd.  B.Sc.,  '98,  Des  Moines  CoU. 

Z908,   Head  of  Commerce  Department,  Southern  High  School,  Board  and  Jackson  Sts., 
Philadelphia. 
Hamlin  E.  Cocsweil.  Mus.M.,  '03.  Syracuse  Univ. 

X906,   Director  of  Normal  Conservatory  of  Music,  Indiana. 
T.  S.  Davis. 

1903,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Blair  County,  R.F.D.  No.  x,  Altoona. 
Wallace  Peter  Dice,  A.B.,  '79,  A.M.,  "Sa.  Brown  Univ. 

X891,  X895.  1898.  Professor  of  Greek  and  Latin,  State  Normal  School,  429  N.  Walnut  St., 
West  Chester. 
Walton  Jay  Dietkick,  Ph.B.,  Lafayette  Coll. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Pleasant  Mount. 
FiEOBmicx  E.  DowNES.  Ph.B..  '93.  A.M..  '96.  PH.D..  *o5.  Dickinson  Coll. 

1905,   Superintendent  cl  City  Schools,  133  Chestnut  St.,  Harrisbuig. 
Paul  Moore  Dysart,  B.Sc..  '94.  Washington  and  Tefferaon  Coll. 

1895,   Professor  of  Physics,  Central  Hign  School; res.,  aao  Coltait  Sq.,  Pittsburg. 
Thomas  A.  Edwards.  A.B.,  *86.  A.M.,  '89. 

X904,   Professor  of  PeduKogy  and  Dean  of  Department  of  College  for  Women,  BuckneH 
University,  Lewisburg. 
Edward  Doolitti-e  Fitch.  M.D.,  '87.  N.  Y.  Horn.  Med.  CoU. 

1898.  Instructor  in  Algebra.  De  Lancey  School.  Philadelphia;  res.,  x  S.  Olive  St.,  Media. 

Sarah  H.  Gilbert.  M.Sc.,  '81.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Millersville.  Pa. 

x88i,   Teacher  in  State  Normal  School,  Millersville. 
Ronald  P.  Gleason.  B.Sc.,  *87.  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

X905,   Principal  of  Technical  High  School  and  W.  T.  Smith  Manual  Training  School;  res., 
947  Clay  Ave.,  Scranton. 
Samuel  H.  Hadley,  A.B..  '98.  Grove  City  Coll. 

X9oa,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob.  0  Elm  St..  Shaxon. 
Maude  Bingham  Havrche,  Ph.B.,  '96.  Univ.  of  Cal.;   Ph.D.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1909,   Teacher,  William  Penn  High  School;  res.,  48 11  SpringAeld  Ave.,  Philadelphia. 

D.  S.  Hartt.ine,  A.B..  '97.  A.M.,  '00.  Lafayette  Coll. 

1897,   Head  of  Department  of  Biology,  State  Normal  School,  Bloomsburg. 
Mary  L.  Hess,  B.L..  *95,  Allentown  Coll. 

Teacher  in  Grammar  School,  HeUertown. 
J.  H.  HuMTHHTES.  Litt.B..  '83.  Comell  Univ. 

X904,   Super\'ising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  310  York  Ave.,  Towanda. 
Margaret  L.  Humphreville. 

X905,   .\ssistant  Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  S31  W.  Vine  St..  Lancaster. 
Herman  T.  Jones. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Cambria  County,  Ebensburg. 
J.  Horace  Landis.  .\.M.,  '04.  Ursinus  Coll. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools  of  Montgomery  Co..  507  Hamilton  St.,  Nociistown. 
Robert  E.  Laramv.  .\.B..  '96.  A.M..  'pg.  I^high  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  511  Gay  St.,  PhoenixviUe. 
Abram  S.  Longenecker,  Pd.M..  '05.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Millersville. 

IQ07,   Teacher  of  Mathematics.  State  Normal  School,  Milleisville;  express  office.  Laxtcaster. 
Francis  Sylvester  MrOriGAS.  M.Sc..  '98.  Pa.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B.,  '03.  St.  John*s  Coll. 

1909,    Principal  of  Commercial  High  School,  Flttston;  res.,  63a  N.  Washington  Ave., 
Scranton. 
John  L.  Meyer,  A.B..  '93.  A.M..  '96.  Lebanon  Valley  Coll. 

Teacher  at  Occanport,  N.  J.;  home  address,  R.  F.  D.  a,  Annville. 
Clarissa  A.  Mofhtt. 

General  Secretary,  Pittsburg  Teachers'  Association,  XO03  Bessemer  Bkig.,  Pittsburg: 
res.,  gii  North  Ave.,  \Niikinsburg.  * 

Ernest  Clapp  Novfs.  A.B..  '08.  Yale  Univ.;   A.M..  *oo,  Harvard  Univ. 

1906,  Dep.irttnent  of  English,   Fiifth  Avenue  High  School;    xcs.,   14  Clarendoo  Place, 

PiiUburg. 
H.  A,  Oday,  Ph.B. 

1902,   Principal  of  Schools,  Honesdale. 


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1905  James  Josxfh  Palmer,  A.B.,  'qq,  Allegheny  Coll. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  31a  Petroleum  St.,  Oil  City. 
Mss.  Amanda  Rdcstike,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Kutztown,  Fa.,  and  Nefl  CoU.  of  Oratory,  Combs 
Conservatory  of  Music. 
Principal  of  Sau>ol,  Valley  Focge;  res.,  1039  Cbaxkstown  Ave.,  Phocnizville. 
Fksp  W.  Robbtns,  Ph.B.,  Bucknell  Univ. 

XQoo,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  334  S.  High  St.,  Bethlehem. 
S.  Janet  Saywaed. 

1893,  Principal  of  Miss  Saywaid'8  School,  6063  Drezel  Road,  Overbrook,  Philadelphia. 
Chaelotte  S.  Scrmesker. 

1904,  Supervise  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  1750  Linden  St.,  Allentown. 

Mary  E.  Severs. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  3348  N.  39th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Robert  Barclay  Spicer,  A.B.,  '90,  Swarthmore  CoU. 

X905,   Superintendent  of  Friends'  Schools  in  Pennsylvania,  New  Jersey,  and  Delaware;  res., 
140  N.  15th  St..  Philadelphia. 
Iaitra  B.  Staley,  B.E.,  '86,  M.E.,  *88,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Shippensbuxs.  Pa.;  Grad..  '04,  New  School  of 
Methods,  Boston,  Mass. 
1897,   Director  of  Public  School  Music.  Lower  Merion  District,  Ardmore;  and  (1908)  in 
Pennsylvania  Conservatory  ot  Music,  Philadelphia;    res.,   134  Ardmore  Ave., 
Ardmore. 
Foster  Henry  Stareey.  .\.B.,  '93.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  '94*  Bucknell  Univ. 

X897,    Vice-Principal  and  Professor  of  Latin.  State  Normal  School,  West  Chester. 
William  Sberman  Steele,  A.M..  Hamilton  Coll.;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

X905,   Principal  of  High  School,  x63a  State  St.,  Harrisburg. 
Reed  B.  Teftrice,  A.M.,  '01,  Grove  City  Coll. 

X907,   Deputy  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Harrisburg. 
Mrs.  Mary  E.  Van  Waoonf.n. 

1899,   Supervisor  of  Drawing,  Public  Schools,  Central  Board  of  Education,  5th  Ave., 
Pittsburg. 
George  Wheeler.  B.Sc.,  '05.  Temple  Coll. 

X909,   Associate  Superintendent  of  Schools,  336  W.  Johnson  St.,  Philadelphia. 
J.  W.  F.  WiLEiNSON.  A.B.,  '03.  A.M.,  '06.  Princeton  Univ. 

X898,   Department  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  Schod,  Clarion. 
James  T.  Young,  Ph.D.,  '95.  Halle,  Germany. 

X904,   Director  of  Wharton  School  of  Finance  and  Commerce,  and  Professor  of  Public 
Administration,  University  of  Pennsylvania.,  Logan  Hall,  Philadelphia. 

1906  Robert  T.  Adams.  A.B.,  A.M..  Allegheny  Coll.;  A.M..  '07.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  403  Poplar  St.,  Warren. 

John  H.  Alleman,  B.Sc..  '93.  Palatinate  Coll.;  A.B.,  '00,  Lebanon  Valley  CoU.;  A.M.,  '03,  Ph.D., 
'07.  lU.  Wes.  Univ. 

1903.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  33  W.  Scribner  Ave.,  Du  Bois. 
James  L.  Allison. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Schools.  1330  Wood  St.,  WUkinsburg. 
James  E.  Ament,  LL.D..  *o6.  Kentucky  Univ. 

X906,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Indiana. 
S.  S.  Baker,  B.Sc..  '93.  Washington  and  Jefferson  Coll. 

X905,   Principal  of  St.  Clair  Schools;  res..  737  Brown  St.,  E.  E.,  Pittsburg. 

Bird  T.  Baldwin,  B,Sc..  *oo.  Swarthmore  Coll.:  A.M.,  '03.  Ph.D..  '05.  Harvard  Univ. 

1905,  Professor  of  Psychology  and  Education.  West  Chester  State  Normal  School,  (1906) 

Lecturer  in  Psychology  and  Education,  Swarthmore  College,  and  (1909)  Lecturer 
in  University  of  Chicago;  res.,  613a  Monroe  Ave.,  Chicago. 
William  W.  Brown. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  13 15  Erie  Ave.,  Philadelphia. 
J.  W.  Cooper,  M.S.,  '84.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  MUlersvUle,  Pa. 

Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools.  34  N.  Jardin  St.,  Shenandoah. 
William  W.  Cottingram,  LLD..  *oo.  Lafayette  CoU. 

1853,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  34  S.  5th  St.,  Easton. 

Francis  R.  Coyne. 

X905,    Boro  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Old  Forge. 
James  Geary  Dell.  M.E..  '04.  Juniata  Coll. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Huntingdon  County  Schools,    S.  E.  cor.  xsth  and  Moore  Sts., 
Huntingdon. 

W.  N.  Ehrhart. 

1896.   Superintendent  of  Schools.  30  E.  Mahanoy  Ave.,  Mahanoy  City. 
William  C.  Estler.  Grad..  '79.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Millersville.  Pa. 

1889,   ik>rough  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3d  and  Spruce  Sts.,  No.  117.  Ashland. 
Joseph  B.  Gabrio. 

1889.    Superintendent  of  Hazle  Township  Schools,  X40  W.  Broad  St.,  Hazleton. 
A.  D.  Glenn. 

1906,  Deputy  State  Superintendent  of  PubUc  Instruction,  Box  348,  Harrisburg. 
Urb  Lex  Gordy.  A.B..  '94,  A.M.,  'o7.  Washington  CoH. 

X901,    Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  6a  Vine  St.,  Mount  Pleasant. 
Clyde  C.  Green.  ME.,  '98,  St.  Sch..  Slippery  Rock.  Pa.;   Ph.B..  'oa,  A.M.,  '07,  Grove  City  CoU. 
1906.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  6x8,  7th  Ave.,  New  Brighton. 


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X906    C  F.  HOBAM,  A.M.,  *o6,  Mt.  St.  Mary's  Coll. 

xgoa,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  506  Dudley  St..  Dunmore. 
FiANK  H.  Jasvis,  M.E.,  Ph.B. 

Superintendent  of  Common  Schools,  Wyominc  Co^  Slocum  St.,  Titnkhannock. 

Fkanx  Koehler.  M.E..  '97.  Keystone  St.  Nor.  Sch.*,  A.M..  *oa.  Ursinus  Coll. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools  cf  Monroe  Co.,  313  Fulmer  Ave.,  Stroudsbers. 

AMOS  E.  Kraybiix,  Pd.B..  'oa.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  MillersTille,  Pa.;  A.B..  *o4.  Franklin  and    ManhaU 
Coll.;  A.M..  '05.  Harvard  Univ. 

XQoS,   Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  539  Cyprew  Ave.,  Johnstown. 
Eucu  E.  KuNTZ.  A.B.,  '97.  A.M..  '98.  Dickinson  Coll. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Borough  Schools,  £.  Patterson  St.,  Lansford. 
Ella  Levy.  M.E..  '80.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Lock  Haven,  Pa. 

X894.  Assistant  in  Bellefonte  High  School,  Mileaburg. 
Chas.  Lose,  A.M.,  '90,  Bucknell  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  aas  E.  3d  St.,  Williamsport. 
Saiah  Nixon  Lowry. 

1890,  Teacher  in  John  S  Hart  School,  and  (1Q06)  Supervising  Principal;  res.,  Z945  £• 
Cumberland  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Thomas  S.  Makcb,  Ph.D..  Lafayette  CoU. 

1904.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  N.  Maple  Ave.,  Greensborg. 
J.  M.  McLaughlin.  B.Sc..  *oo.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1905,  Teacher  of  Science.  South  High  School,  510  McKee  PUce,  PitUburg. 

John  Daniel  Mzese,  Ph.M.,  '87,  Mt.  Union  Coll..  A.M.,  '91,  Fruiklin  and  Marshall  ColL;  LittD., 
•07.  Heidelberg  Univ.,  Ohio. 
X908,   Vice-Piindpal,  Southwestern  State  Normal  School,  LodL  Box  302,  Califonia. 
John  Moebow. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob,  Box  177,  Allegheny. 
Jaxxs  N.  Muh.  B.Sc.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  507  Napoleon  St.,  Johnstown. 
Gbant  Noiais,  A.B.,  '96,  A.M..  Alleghenv  Coll. 

Z903,  Supenntendent  of  Braddock  Borough  Schools,  906  Camp  Ave.,  Braddock. 
H.  U.  Nthart,  M.E..  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Bloomsburg.  Pa. 

190a,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Newport  Township,  Glenlyon  St.,  Gleniyoa. 
Paul  M.  Pearson,  A.B.,  '91.  A.M.,  '95,  Litt.D.,  '09.  Baker  l^niv. 

X9oa.   Professor  of  Public  Speaking,  Swart hmore  College,  Swaithmore. 

LIVING8ION  SELT2ER. 

Superintendent  of  Schuylkill  County  Schools,  PottsvOle. 
ROBBKT  C  Shaw.  A.B.,  A.M.,  Washington  and  Tefferson  CoU. 

X90S,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Westmoreland  County,  X30  Division  St.,  Greensbozg. 
Charles  W.  Stine,  B.L.,  '86,  Ohio  Northwestern  Univ..  A.M.,  *o8.  Pa.  CoU. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  York  County,  Court  House,  York. 
J.  C  Tayloe. 

1893,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Lackawanna  Co.,  1660  Capouse  Ave.,  Soranton. 
WiLLiAU  E.  Tobias,  B.E..  '89.  M.E.,  '9a.  Cent.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Pa.;  A.B.,  '97.  AUegheny  CoD. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  S>chools  of  Qearfield  County.  Clearfield. 
Willis  Y.  Welch,  M.Sc.,  '07.  BuckneU  Univ. 

1899,  Department  of  Science,  Clarion  State  Normal  School,  Qarion. 
WauAM  A.  Wilson.  A.B..  '87.  A.M.,  '94.  Colgate  Univ. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  64a  Broadway,  Milton. 
Clinton  Rogers  WoooRurr.  A.B..  '86,  Philadelphia  H.  S.;  Ph.B..  'So.  LL.B.,  *oa.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
Secretary  of  National  Municipal  League,  703  North  American  Bldg.,  Philadelphia. 
^907    Aethue  C  Baisd,  A.B.,  Um'v.  of  Wooster. 

1905,  Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School;  res.,  505  Lincoln  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
RoBBXT  L.  Burns. 

Z906,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  35x1  N.  i8lh  St,  Philadelphia. 
A.  Chatuy.  M.E.D.,  '70,  A.M.,  '90,  Carrier  Sem. 

1893.   Teacher  in  Central  High  School,  Bedford  Ave.  and  Fult<yi  St..  Pittsbuxf . 
Isaac  Doughton.  A.B.,  '06,  Harvard  Univ. 

1906,  Instructor  in  High  School;  res.,  347  Third  Ave.,  PhoenixviUe. 
J.  LiNWOOD  EiSENBERG.  A.B.,  'o6.  A.M..  '08,  Ursinus  CoU. 

X905,   Principal  of  Schools,  339  Church  St.,  Royersford. 
Moses  Frixdsian. 

1908,    Superintendent  of  United  States  Indian  School,  Carlisle. 
W.  M.  Henderson,  A.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

190Q,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  321  Second  Ave.,  Waynesburg. 
Georob  Miller  Tones.  Ph.B.,  '96.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1906,   Instructor  in  English  and  Commercial  Branches,  High  School;  res.,  5a  N.  4th  S;., 
Reading. 
Ralph  L.  Johnson.  A.B.,  '97,  A.M.,  *oo,  Ursinus  Coll. 

X907,    Superintendent  of  Ui)per  Darby  Township  Schools,  Upper  Darby,  Ddawazc  Co.; 
express  oiiicc,  Lbncrch. 
Joseph  J.  Kehler.  M.K..  'oi.  Keystone  Nor.  Sch..  Kutrtown.  Pa.;  A.B..  '04,  Lafayette  CoD. 

1906,    Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  403  Mauch  Chunk  St.,  Pottsville. 
Allen  S.  Martin.  ME  ,  B.Sc.,  05.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  509  Hamilton  St.,  Nonistown. 


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1907    Waltsi  Mrcbxll,  A.M.,  '89.  Mt.  Union  CoU.,  Ph.D.,  '94.  Allegheny  CoU. 
R.  D.  Na  I.  BcntkyviUe. 
MaiON  Jakes  Phillips,  A.B.,  'ox,  M.Sc.,  '03,  Ohio  West.  Univ. 

1904.  Teacher  oC  Biology,  Central  High  School,  Bedford  and  Fulton  Sts.,  Pittsburg. 
HziBEKT  S.  PtnNAM.  A.M.,  *93.  Lafayette  Coll. 

X896,  Superintendent  of  Bradford  County  Schools,  24  Huston  St.,  Towands. 
JosKFB  B.  RiCHZT,  A.B.,  Allegheny  Coll.;  A.M.,  Ph.D. 

1902,   Superintendeat  oi  Schools,  aoo8  Jenny  Lind  SL,  McKeesport. 
Bfis.  Paulqis  H.  Rossmbbso. 

X905,   President  of  Council  of  Jewish  Women,  Hotd  Schenley,  Pittsbufg. 
Mbs.  Fbzdbuc  Scbott. 

1902,   President  of  National  Congress  of  Mothers;  President  of  Philadelphia  Juvenile  Court 
of  Probation  Association;    (19 10)  Member  of  American  Committee  for  Third 
International  Congress  on  Home  Education;  res.,  34x8  Baring  St.,  Philadelphia. 
C.  J.  Soon,  A.B.,  \>5,  Allegheny  CoU. 

1908,  Borough  Superintendent  of  Schools,  4a  Ben  Lomond  Ave.,  Uniontown. 
C.  Blaois  SiCAiHXSS,  Ph.B.,  *oa.  Grove  City  CoU. 

Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  905  Poplar  St.,  Grove  City. 
Cbablzs  Edwakd  Snydes. 

Minister,  xit  Unitarian  Church,  7x5  Liberty  St.,  Franklin. 
BfAT  W.  Smcz. 

X904,  Teacher  in  Fifth  Avenue  High  School,  res.,  Reynolds  and  Homewood  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Flokkhcx  Wegknes,  A.B.,  *ox,  Northwcstem  Univ. 

1906,  Teacher  of  Latin  and  English,  High  School,  Pittsburg;  res.,  Beaver. 
LmUKL  WBrrAKEB,  A.B.,  *8x,  Columbia  Coll.;  A.M..  '94.  Columbia  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

X907,   Principal  of  Southern  High  School,  Broad  and  Jackson  Sts.,  PhUadelphia. 
Masy  S,  Zank. 

X90X,  Head  Teacher  in  Home  for  Deal  ChUdren,   Belmont  and  Monument   Aves., 
Philadelphia. 
Alicia  M.  ZntOEif. 

X906,   Peimsylvania  State  Museum,  Harrisburg. 
T908    John  Jakes  Askstsoico,  Ph.B.,  *o6,  Mt.  Union  CoU.;  A.M.,  *o7,  Columbia  Univ. 

1907,  Supervising  Principal  of  Schools,  Vandergrift. 
Fkzo  L.  Bach,  B.Sc.,  '97*  Ph.B.,  *o7,  A.M.,  '09,  Grove  City  CoU. 

X909,   Principal  of  PubUc  Schools,  Parnassus. 
Anna  Bakiobd. 

Commercial  Department,  High  School;  res.,  2642  Shady  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Omm  J.  Baxnes,  B.Sc,  *02.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School;  res.,  3x7  S.  Church  St.,  West  Chester. 
J.  HxNXY  Baetlett,  B.Sc.,  Haverford  Coll. 

140  N.  i6th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
NoRKAN  p.  Bisb,  A.B.,  'ox,  A.M.,  '06,  Grove  City  CoU. 

1909,  Principal  of  Schools.  Tidioute. 
Thokas  a.  Bock,  M.E.,  '97,  Ke^tone  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

X903,   Supervismg  Pnncipal  of  Schools,  2x2  New  St.,  Spring  City. 
Harry  H.  Broad,  A.M.,  '01,  Grove  City  CoU. 

1907,   Instructor  in  EngUsh,  Duquesne  High  School,  East  McKeesport. 
Sakucl  L.  Chew,  A.B.,  B.Sc. 

District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  7th  &  Dickinson  Sbi.,  Philadelphia. 
John  Christophek,  B.Sc.,  Temple  Coll. 

1900,  Supervising  Principal,  Shartwood  School,  2d  and  Wolf  Sts.,  PhUadelphia. 
Maroarxt  Clancy. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  92  x  Murtland  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Thokas  S.  Cole,,  A.B.,  A  M..  Brown  Univ. 

1906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Park  Place,  Chester. 
Walter  S.  Cornell,  B.Sc.,  '97,  M.D.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

.1902,   Demonstrator  of  Anatomy,  University  of  Pennsylvania,  and  Medical  Inspector  of 
City  Schools,  1728  Chestnut  St.,  PhUadelphia. 
Jakes  M.  Couchlin. 

X89X,   Superintendent  of  City  School,  WUkesbarre. 
Wheeler  P.  Davey,  A.B.,  '06,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

X909,   Instructor  in  Physics.  PeniLsylvania  State  College,  State  College. 
Herbert  Bitrnhak  Davis.  A.B.,  '90.  Bates  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '08,  Clark  Univ. 

X909,   Principal  of  South  Western  State  Normal  School,  California. 
Mrs.  Mary  Clarke  DeVorr,  Grad..  Wash.  Female  Coll. 

Principal  of  Goverxmient  Schools  (CivU  Service),  126  Park  St,  Corry. 
Willlak  Dk-k. 

X906,  Secretary,  Board  of  Public  Education,  293  City  HaU,  PhUadelphia. 
C.  E.  Dickey. 

Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schoob  of  AUegheny  County,  205  Fisk  Ave.,  Avalon. 
H.  C.  DoLLisON.  B.Sc.,  *oo,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

Manager,  Educational  Department,  Keystone  View  Co.,  MeadviUe. 
Mary  J.  Dougherty. 

Teacher  in  Commercial  Department,  High  School,  res.,  816  N.  Negley  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 


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1008    William  Douclas,  A.B.,  '04,  Brown  Univ. 

1905,  AsaUUnt  in  Shady  Side  Academy,  5428  Howe  St.,  Pittsburg. 
Geosge  Pseston  Ecucls.  M.E.,  '99.  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Shippensburg.  Pa.,;  M.S.C.,  '97.  Dnqoaoe  CoU. 
1905,   Head  of  Depaitment  oi  Comroerdal  Ueogra^y  and  History,  Commercial  High 
School,  7140  Kcdron  Ave.,  Pitubuis. 
Abel  J.  Evans,  B.Sc.  *o6,  Temple  CoU.,  M.S.,  '09.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1901,   Prindpal,  John  Hancock  Scnool,  53x5  Chester  Ave.,  Phtladdphia. 
Cbailes  B.  FAcn.  J«.,  A,M.,  •90,  Pa.  CoU;  M.D.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1905,  Principal,  Technical  High  School,  119  Locust  St.,  Harrisburg. 
Fkank  E.  FiCKiNGEi,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '97. 

Principal  of  Public  Schools,  630  Main  Ave.,  Sewickley. 
William  P.  Field,  A.B.,  '96.  Yale  Univ. 

Secretary  of  Carnegie  Technical  Schools,  Pittsburg. 
Geobce  Washington  Floundeis,  Ph.D.,  ^06. 

1906,  District  Superintendent,  Ashboutne;  Express  Office,  Elkins  Park. 
Habby  Roscob  Fulton,  A.B.,  *oo.  Univ.  of  Miss.;  A.M.,  *os.  Univ.  of  Mo.;  '06.  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,  Assistant  Professor  of  Botany,  Pennsylvania  State  College,  State  CoUcge  P.  O. 

W.  Hknby  Geobge,  A.B..  '00,  Geneva  Coll.;  A.B.,  *oa.  Harvard  Univ.;  AJii.,  b6,  Princeton  Univ. 

1907,  President  of  Geneva  College,  Coikge  Hill,  Beaver  Falls. 

Geobgk  W.  Gcbwig.  A.B.,  'So,  A.M.,  '01,  Univ.  of  Nebr.;  Ph.D.,  '04,  Western  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Secretary  of  Board  o'  SchorU  ControUen,  and  (1909)  Extension  Lecturer  in  English 
Literature,  University  of  Pittsburg,  Box  177;  res.,  1905  Termoa  Ave.,  Allegheny. 
Ben  G.  Gbaham,  A.B..  *o4.  A.M.,  '08.  Westminster  Coll. 

1908,  Principal  of  High  Scnool,  443  Walnut  Ave.,  Greensbuig. 
Mbs.  Edwin  C.  Gbice. 

X906,    Member  of  Sectional  School  Board,  Vice-President  of  Public  Education  Association, 
3308  Arch  St..  Philadelphia. 
Peteb  Monboe  Habbold,  M.Pd..  '99.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  MinersviUe,  Pa.;    Ph.B..  '04,  Franklin  snd 
Marshall  Coll.;    A.M.,  '05.  Har>'ard  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  oif  Training  School,  State  Normal  School,  Millersville. 
CuBTn  M  Habding. 

School  Department,  Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co.,  Braxm  Block,  Canton. 
Mbs*  Janet  Simons  Harbis. 

Chairman.  Committee  on  Education  of  Council  of  Jewish  Women;  The  Iroodale. 
Donora. 
FoBO  O.  Habbison. 

Commercial  Department,  High  School;  res.,  239  Charics  St.,  Mt.  Oliver  Sta.,  Pitts- 
burg. 
E.  W.  Habvey,  Ph.B.,  »96,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

Hish  Schofil  and  College  Agent  for  Pennsylvania,  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  Camp  Hill, 
Harrisburg. 
Debobab  Haymaeeb.  A.B.,  '08.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

Teacher  of  English  and  Latin,  Central  High  School;  res.,  403  Atlantic  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
LaLiAN  Olive  Heilman,  M.E..  '00.  Cent.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Lockhaven. 

1904,   Primary  Teacher,  Public  School,  Emporium. 
Abbam  Metzi.er  Hess.  Ph.B.,  '08.  Dickin<son  Coll. 

1909,  Supervising  Prindpal  of  Public  Schools,  Coaldalc. 

John  A.  Hollinceb.  M.E.,  *99,  Kutztown  State  Normal;   A.B..  '03,  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 

1909,   As^tant  Prmdpal,  Oakland  Sub-District  Schools,  100  Park  View  Ave.,  Pittsburg. 
Lewis  S.  Hopkins,  A.M.,  '00.  Antioch  Coll. 

Assistant  in  Chemistry,  Central  High  School;  res.,  373a  Bouquet  St.,  Pittsburg. 

Geobob  Howell. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  175  Bromley  Ave.,  Scianton. 

MoBEY  V.  Kebns,  A.B. 

1909,   Supervising  Prindpal,  154  Richmond  St.,  Philadelphia. 

Andrew  Kerr,  Ph.B..  '00.  Dickin.son  Coll. 

1906,  Assistant  Pn^fcssor  of  Mathematics,  Pittsburg  High  School;   res.,  738  Rebecca  St., 

Wilkinsburg. 
Charles  Dison  Koch,  Ph.B..  'q«.  A.M.,  '03,  Bucknell  Coll. 

1907,  State  High  School  Inspector,  Department  of  Public  Instruction,  Harrisburg. 

W.    D     LVNDIS. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Northampton  Borough,  21st  and  Main  St.,  Siegfried. 

William  L.^i-nER 

1907,  Member  of  State  Educational  Commission,  Riddlesburg. 
Andrew  Lester.  .\.B..  '01.  Wa-^hinRton  and  Jefferson  Coll. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  11 1«>.  9II-  Ave.,  Beaver  Falls. 
Elizabeth  V.  Llewfli.yn,  A.B..  'oq,  W.  Va.  Univ. 

1906,  Teacher  of  Engli^h  and  I^tm.  Mijjh  School,  3  Stratton  Lane,  Pittsburg. 

George  V.  Z.  Lon'g.  ^  ,  ,^. 

Manager,  American  Book  Co.,  1326  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia. 

Orton  Lowe.  .         ^    .       ^       ^.    . 

1907,  Printiixil  of  Crafton  Schools.  01  Linw«><><l  St.,  Crafton  Sta.,  Pittsburg. 

Thouas  E    Lytle,    .\.B..    'g2.    .\.M.,    '0.4.    .Mlc-^heny    Coll. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Monc^sen. 


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1908    Trzodoix  L.  MacDowxll,  B.Sc,  '08,  Columbia  Univ. 

1909,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3125  Ubcr  St.,  Philadelphia. 
AziMA  BuxE  McCoNNSLL,  A.B.,  '80,  Pennsylvania  CoU.  for  Women,  Pituburg. 

Z898,   Teacher  in  Colfax  School,  No  5«   res.,  73x8  Thomas  Boul.,  Pittsburg. 

MaXY  £.  McGUCKIAN. 

x88o,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  345  High  St.,  Phoenizville. 
James  McIlkoy,  Jr. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  3033  Highland  St.,  McKeesport. 
D.  MoNTFOKT  Melchior.  A.B..  *oa,  A.M.,  '06,  Gettysburg  Coll. 

X904.   Department  of  History,  and  (X909)  Vice-Principal,  Periiiomen  Seminary,  Pennsburg. 
Anna  K   Miller,  B.Pd ,  '04.  Penn.  State  Normal  School. 

X906,   Assistant  Principal,  High  School,  Mt.  Joy. 
LosXTTA  A.  MrrcHELL,  A.B.,  'ot,  A.M.,  '06.  Westminster  CoU. 

1904,   Teacher  of  LaUn,  Central  High  School,  Pituburg;  res..  New  Wilmington. 
William  C.  Morgan,  B.C.S.,  '99,  Mt.  Union  CoQ. 

Z904,   Teacher  of  Phonography,  High  School;  res.,  408  Jucunda  St.,  Pittsburg. 
Nancy  C.  Morrow,  M.E..  *o^,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Indiana,  Pa. 

X909,   Teacher  in  High  School,  Kellettville;  home  address,  Tidioute. 
LeonL  Naramorx. 

Repreaentative  of  Milton  Bradley  Co.,  xaop  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia. 
J.  GORXWN  OODBN,  Ph.D.,  'oo,  Allegheny  Coll. 

1895,   Professor  ot  Physjcs  and  Chemistry,  78  Crafton  Ave.,  Crafton. 
H.  H.  Poole,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1906,   Principal  of  Public  Schoob,  Broad  St.,  Leetsdale. 
Emx  I^uxsx  Power,  Grad.,  Tr.  Sch.  for  Teachers  Librarians,  Carnegie  Ubrarv,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

X909,   First  Assistant,  Children  a  Department,  Carnegie  Library,  Pittsburg. 
F  H.  Powers,  AJ^i..  '07,  Grove  City  Coll. 

x886,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  McKees  Rocks. 
Pxmtosx  W.  M.  Prxsssl.  M.E. 

1906,   Principal,  Preparatory  High  School,  25  Franklin  St.,  Warren. 
Jams  Ralston 

i88x.   Head  of  Normal  Department,  High  School.  36  The  Oakland  Apt..  Pittsburg. 
Albert  H.  Racb,  A.B.,  Vi  A  M.,  '93.  Delaware  CoU. 

X909,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  1900  Chestnut  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Edgar  Rxed,  A.B.,  '00,  A.M.,  *o3,  BuckncII  Univ. 

1909,   Superintendent  cf  City  Schoob,  334  Chestnut  St.,  Lebanon. 
Amos  P.  Reese,  M.S..  *oi,  Lafayette  CoU. 

X901,   Head  of  Department  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School,  Mansfield. 

Edwaso  Sauvain,  Ph.B.,  *9o,  Univ.  of  Woostcr. 

X903,    Professor  of  EngUsh,  Central  High  School,  636  Kirtland  St..  Pittsburg. 
Jacob  G.  Schucker,  A.B.,  *87.  Franklin  and  Marshall  CoU. 

18931   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  High  School;   res.,  3513  Terrace  St.,  Fittsburg. 
Erwin  H.  Schuyler,  B.Sc.,  '95,  M.Sc.,  *96,  Syracuse  Univ. 

1904,    Professor  of  Chenustry,  Central  High  School,  65  Ridge  Ave.,  Crafton  Sta.,  Pittsburg 
Melissa  S.  Shaw,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Bloomsburg.  Pa. 

X908,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  18  S.  Main  St.,  Lewiston. 
Wm.  H.  Sbrawder. 

X905,   Teacher  in  Commercial  Department,  High  School;  res.,  7307  Race  St.,  Homcwcxid 
Sta..  Pittsburg. 
B.  M.  Sbdll. 

X908,   Supervi^ng  Principal  of  Schools,  Lehighton. 
Edwin  Erle  Sparks,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '90.  Ohio  St.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  LL.D.,  '09, 
I^high  Univ.  § 

X908,   President  of  The  Pennsylvania  State  CoUege,  State  CoUege. 
George  I.  Stahl. 

187s,   Teacher  in  Commercial  Department,  High  School;   res.,  339  Orchard  Place,  Mt. 
Oliver  Sta.,  Pittsburg. 
Minna  Steinert. 

1909,    Professor  of  German  and  French,  Central  High  School;   res.,  1449  Wightman  St., 
Pittsburg. 
George  C.  Thompson. 

X885,   Principal,  Martin  Gantz  School.  88  Wallace  Ave.,  New  Castle. 
A.  BnwK  Van  Ormer.  A.M.,  B.D..  Pd.D. 

Pastor,  and  Lecturer  on  Education,  106  E.  Orange  St.,  Shippensburg. 
Hiram  John  Wambold.  A.B.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1908,    Instructor  in  English,  Mercersburg  Academy,  Mercersburg, 
Albert  Greer  Weidler.  A.B.,  'oa,  A.M.,  '05.  Westminster  Coll. 

Principal  of  East  MiUcreckjHiRh  School.  Erie  Co.;  res.,  329  E.  17th  St.,  Erie. 
Albert  H.  Welles,  B.Sc.,  '89,  M.S..  'oj.  I^ifayctte  CoUege. 

1903,    Principal,  Central  High  School,  635  Quincy  Ave.,  Scranton. 
William  L.  Welsh.  A.M.,  Washington  and  Jefferson  Coll. 

X906,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  4331  Pine  St.,  Philaddphia. 
Holman  White. 

X904,    Supervising  Principal,  PubUc  Schods,  30  Gowen  Ave.,  Mt.  Airy,  PhUadelphia. 
Albert  B    Williams.  B.S.,  '74;    LL.B.,  '77,  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania. 

X90K,    Secretary  S.  S.  of  the  Society  for  Ethical  Culture,  PhUadelphia;  res.,  Jenkintown. 


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fgoo    William  L.  Balemtihe.  Ph.D..  '07,  Univ.  <rf  Pa. 

1894.   Supervising  Principal;  res.,  2140  N.  28th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
EoWASD  R.  Bakclay.  M.E..  MiUmville  Nor.  Sch. 

1902,   Superintendent  of  Borough  Schools,  818  Mifflin  St.,  Huntingtoo. 
E.  W.  CoBZR,  A.B.,  'po,  A.M.,  '05,  Bucknell  Univ.;  Ph.D  .  '09,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1909.  Professor  in  Central  High  School,  Pittsburg;  res.,  Franklin  Ave.,  WUkinsburg. 
Mattix  M.  Collins. 

Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Emporium. 

Mrs.  Maxy  Davis. 

1899.  Teacher,  David  Foy  School,  51 18  Knox  St.,  Germantown,  Philadelphia. 
Mss.  Jane  Dixon. 

1888.   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  3721  Longshore  St.,  Tacony,- Philadelphia. 
J.  Linton  Engle,  A.B.,  '95,  Haverford  Coll. 

514-520  Ludlow  St.,  Philadelphia. 
HzNXY  J.  Gideon.  B.Sc.,  Temple  Univ. 

1900,  Supervising  Principal  of  Sheridan  School,  3549  N.  5th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Chau.es  a.  G06S,  A.B.,  '99,  A  M.,  '05.  Susquehanna  I'^niv. 

Supervising  Principal  of  East  Stioudsburg  Schools,  East  Stroudsburg. 
Rev.  George  L.  Hamu,  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  I^tin,  Sute  Nonnal  School,  Slippery  Rock. 
James  S.  Hiatt,  B.L  .  *99,  Earlham  Coll.;  A.B.,  *oo.  Haverford  Coll 

X909,  Superintendent  of  Friends'  Select  School;  140  N.  x6th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
John  Price  Jackson.  B.Sc.,  ^89.  E.E..  M.E..  Penn.  State  Coll. 

1907,  Dean,  Schoofof  Engineering,  Pennsylvania  State  College,  State  College. 
Charles  S.  Marsh,  B.Sc..  '05,  Bucknell  Univ. 

Instructor,  iCiskiminetas  Springs  School,  Saltsbuig. 
Edward  Merchant,  A.M.,  Central  H.  S. 

1892,   Warrant  Clerk,  Board  of  Public  Education,  Room  290,  City  Hall  Philadelphia. 
Chas.  F.  Michener. 

1906,   Superxising  Principal  of  Hoffman  School,  55th  and  Vine  Sts.,  Philadelphia. 
M.  a.  Milliron,  A.M 

Kittanning. 
John  L.  Shroy. 

1908,  Supervising  Principal  of  Willard  School,  1738  Diamond  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Harry  W.  Skinner,  A.B..  '03.  Muhlenberg  ColL 

1905,   Principal  of  Northampton  High  School,  Siegfried. 
G.  W.  Walker,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Mathematics,  High  School,  Box  383.  Allegheny. 
Cornelius  J.  Walter.  M.E.,  '87.  Shippensburg  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  B.Sc.,  •08,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1909,  Supervising  Principal  of  Geo.  G.  Meade  School;  6610  Woodland  A\'e.,  Philadelphia. 

INSTrrCTIONS 
life   DIRECTOR  * 

1879    Teachers*  Institute  or  the  Crrv  of  Philadelphia. 

President,  Geoffrey  Buckwaher;    Secretary,  Mary  .\.  Wallace,  Teachers*  Institute 
Library,  Philidelphia. 

active  members 

1897  The  Free  Library  of  Philadelphia. 

Librarian  and  Secretary,  John  Thomson,  1217-1221  Chestnut  St..  Philadelphia. 
First  Pennsylvania  State  Normal  School,  Millersville. 

Principal,  EUphalet  Oram  Lyte,  Milicrsvilie. 
State  Normal  School  Lorary,  Mansfield.     • 

Principal,  Andrew  Thomas  Smith,  Mansfield. 

1898  Keystone  Literary  Society  of  the  Kf.ysto.ve  State  Normal  School. 

Librarian,  W.  W.  Dealrick.  Kutztown. 
Philomathean  Literary  Society,  Keystone  State  Normal  School. 

Kutztown. 
University  of  Pennsylvania,  Library. 

Provost,  Charles  C.  Harrison;  Librarian,  Morris  Jastrow,  Jr.,  PhiladeTphia. 

1899  Altoona  Mechanics'  Library  and  Reading  Room  Asscxiation. 

Chairman  of    Library    Committee,    Charles   B.  Dudley;   Librarian,  Elizabeth  L 
Snyder,  Altoona. 
Bryn  Mawr  College. 

President,  Miss  M.  Carey  Thomas;    Librarian,  Mary  Letitia  Jones,  Bryn  Mawr. 
Carnegie  Library  of  Pittsburg. 

Librarian,  Harrison  W.  Crave^  Schenley  Park,  Pittsburg. 
Dickinson  College. 

President,  George  Edward  Reed,  Carlisle. 
Indiana  Normal  School  of  Pennsvlva.via. 

Principal,  James  £.  Amcnt;    Librarian,  Araminta  M.  McLane,  Indiana. 
Lehigh  UNiVEHsrrY. 

President,  Henry  S.  Drinker,  South  Bethlehem. 
ScRANTON  Public  Library. 

Sccrcury  .and  Librarian,  Henr>'  J.  Carr,  Scronton. 


PennsylYaiiia]    LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  215 

PENNSYLVANIA-CPiMimMl 

1899     SOUTHWZSTESN  StATB  NoSKAL  ScHOOL,  CALIFORNIA. 

Principal,  Herbert  B.  Davis;  Librarian.  Anna  M.  Shutteriy,  California. 

PXDAGOGICAL  LZBKARY,  BOAAO  OF  PUBLIC  EDUCATION,  DEPARTMENT  OF  SUPERINTENDENCK. 

Superintendent,  M.  G.  Brumbaugh;   Librarian,  Ada  F.  Liveright,  Room  606,  City 
HaU,  PhUaddphia. 
1000    The  Pennsylvania  State  College. 

President,  Edwin  Erie  Sparks;  Librarian,  Erwin  W.  Runkle,  State  College. 
190X    Carnegie  Free  Library  of  Allegheny. 

Librarian,  Edward  Ernest  Eggers,  Allegheny. 
Pennsylvania  State  Library. 

State  Librarian,  Thomas  L.  Montgomery,  Harrisbuig. 
190a    Carnegie  Free  Library  of  Braddock. 

Librarian,  George  H.  Lamb,  Braddock. 
Carnegie  Public  Library  of  Bradford. 

President  of  Board  of  Managers,  R.  B.  Stone;  Librarian,  Susan  L.  Sherman,  Brad- 
ford. 
Swartbmore  College  Library. 

President,  Joseph  Swain;  Librarian,  John  Russell  Hayes,  Swarthmore. 
1903    Erie  Pitblic  Library. 

Librarian,  Jean  A.  Hard,  Erie. 
Mercantile  Library  Company. 

President.  John  F.  Lewis;  Librarian,  T.  Wilson  Hedley,  loth  above  Chestnut  St., 
Philadelphia. 
1905    Bayard  Taylor  School,  Philadelphia. 

Principal,  Ehner  E.  Michener.  Randolph  above  Venango  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Joseph  Lxidy  Combined  School,  Philadelphia. 

Principal,  Margaret  Robinson,  4ad  and  Thompson  Sts.,  Philadelphia. 
Minnie  Murdoch  Kendmick  School.  West  Philadelphia. 

Supervising  Principal,  Laura  J.  Ashmore.  38th  and  Powdton  Ave.,  West  Philadelphia, 
M.  W.  Baldwin  School,  Philadelphia. 

Principal,  Martha  H.  Dunn,  i6th  and  Porter  Sts.,  Philadelphia. 
Paschallville  School.  Pbiladelphu. 

Principal  Cornelius  J.  Walter,  Woodland  Ave.  and  70th  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Rutledge  School,  Philadelphia. 

Principal,  Harrison  Walton,  7th  and  Norris  Sts.,  Philadelphia. 
University  of  PrrrsBURc. 

Chancellor,  Re>'.  S.  B.  McCormick;  Librarian,  Catherine  Elston,  Pittsburg. 

X906    BnuoNCHAM  Sub-District  School,  PrrrsBURG. 

Principal.  Margaret  M.  Miller,  S.  xsth  St.,  Pittsbuxi^. 
Carnegie  Library  of  Homestead. 

Librarian.  W.  F.  Stevens.  Homestead. 
Central  State  Normal  School. 

Principal.  J.  R.  Flickioger,  Lock  Haven. 
Colfax  Sub-Disthict  School.  Pittsburg. 

Principal,  Margaret  A.  Frew,  Solway  and  Wightman  St.,  Pittsburg. 
Cumberland  Valley  State  Normal  School,  Library. 

Principal,  S.  A.  Martin;  Librarian,  Ida  B.  Quigley,  Shippensbuig. 
Geneva  College,  Library. 

President,  W.  H.  George;  Librarian,  George  Kennedy,  Beaver  Falls. 
HoMEWOoo  Sub-District  Schools.  Pittsburg. 

Principal,  C.  H.  Garwood,  Hamilton  and  Lang  Aves.,  Pittsburg. 
Lincoln  Sub-District  School,  Pittsburc. 

Principal.  L.  P.  Greves,  Larimer  School,  Pittsburg. 
LucEEY  School,  PrrrsBURG. 

Principal,  J.  A.  Snodgraas,  444  Oneida  St.,  Pittsburg. 
Mt.  Albion  Schools,  Pittsburg. 

Principal.  William  A.  Proudfit,  McCandleas   School,  Butler  St.  and   McCandleas 
Ave..  Pittsburg. 
Northwestern  State  Normal  School.  Edinboro,  Library. 

Principal,  John  F.  Bigler;  Librarian,  Miss  Annie  L.  Wilson,  Edinboro. 

PkNNSYLVANIA  StATE  MuSEUM. 

Director  of  Museum,  Thomas  L.  Montgomery,  Harrisburg. 
Phoenixville  Public  Library. 

Secretary.  R  E.  Laramy;  Librarian,  Almira  Pennypacker,  Phoenixville. 
State  Normal  School.  Bloomsburg. 

Principal,  D.  J.  Waller,  Jr.,  Bloomsburg. 
1907    Berks  County  Teachers'  Reading  Union. 

President,  E.  M.  Rapp;  Secretary,  Nicholas  H.  Fisher,  Box  335,  Hamburg. 
Keystone  State  Normal  School. 

President,  A.  C.  Rothermcl,  Kutztown. 
Pennsylvania  College  for  Womfn. 

President.  H.  D.  Lindsay;  Secretary,  Miss  Sidney  Colestock,  Pittsburg. 
PmsBURG  Te.*chers*  Association, 

President.  Caroline  E.  Malick;  Vice-President,  Anna  B.  McConnell.  1003  Bessemer 
Bldg.,  Pittsburg 


2l6  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Rhode  IiLad 

PENNSYLVANU— C<»i/«iii€rf 

1908    Camp  Cuxtxn  School. 

Principal,  M.  H.  Thomas,  aaa  Maday  St.,  Hanisborg. 
Cauieoix  Loraxy  of  Pittsbuvo. 

Training  School  for  ChiMren's  Librarians,  Pittebuig. 
Hasrisburo  High  School  Libr.4ry. 

Principal,  Prof.  W.  S.  Steele,  Hanisbuig. 
Harrisburg  Teacher.^'  Library. 

Chairman,  George  W.  Hill,  Jr.,  Harrisburg. 
X90Q    Elbabethtown  College. 

Acting  President,  D.  C  Reber;  Librarian,  L.  D.  Rose,  Elizabethtown 
Laeayxttb  College. 

President,  Rev.  Ethelbcrt  D.  Warfieki;  Librarian,  J.  F.  Stonedpher,  Eastoo. 
Library  or  Haverpord  College. 

Librarian,  A.  C.  Thomas,  HaverfonL 
Mater  MisERicoRnL^E. 

Sisters  of  Mercy,  Merioo. 
Susquehanna  Untversftv. 

President,  Charles  T.  Aiken,  Selinsgrove. 

RHODE  ISLAND 

LIFE   DIRECTOR 

i88a    Thomas  Williams  Bicknell.  A.M.,  '63.  Brown  Univ.,  '78,  Amherst  Coll.;  LL.D.,  '84,  Dniry  CoO. 

Author,  Editor,  Publisher,  Manufacturer,  and  Historian,  354  Pleasant  St.  Proridettct. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

1891    George  Everett  Church,  A.B.,  '73,  A.M., '78,  Amherst  Coll. 

1889,   Principal  of  Peace  Street  Grammar  School,  43  Adelaide  Ave.,  Providence. 
1894    Walter  Ballou  Jacobs,  A.B.,  '82,  A.M.,  '85,  Brown  Univ. 

1895.   Professor  of  Theory  and  Practice  of  Education,  Brown  University;  res.,  310  Obey 
St.,  Providence. 
X896    Victor  Frazeb,  A.B..  Dalhousie  CoU.;  AM.,  Brown  Univ. 

Principal,  Manton  Avenue  Grammar  School,  Providence;  res.,  Kayatt.  • 
Mrs.  Ella  M.  Pierce. 

X903,   Principal  of  Webster  Avenue  Training  School;  194  Daboll  St.,  Providence. 
Bessie  M.  Scholfield. 

1903,   Director  of  Kindergartens  and  Schools  for  Feeble-Minded  Children,  190  Knii^  St, 
Providence. 

1898  John  L.  Alger,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '95,  Brown  Univ. 

1908,   Principal  of  Sute  Normal  School,  59  Kcene  St.,  Providence. 
David  Webster  Hoyt,  A.M.,  '7a,  Brown  Um'v.;  '61,  Middlebury  Coll. 

1864,   Principal  of  English  High  School,  40  Humboldt  Ave.,  Providence. 

1899  Walter  E.  Ranger.  A.B..  '79.  A.M..  '83-  Bates  CoU.  and  '04.  Univ.  of  Vt.;  LL.D..  '07,  Bates  CoD, 

1905.  Sute  Commissioner  of  Public  Schools,  State  House,  Providence. 

1900  Ella  L.  Sweeney. 

190a,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3a  Summer  St..  Providence. 

1901  William  H.  P.  Fausce,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,   '83,   D.D.,  '95,    Brown    Univ.-    '01,  Yale    Univ.:  'oi. 

Harvard  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '04,  Baylor  Univ.;  '06,  Univ.  of  Ala.,  and  '09,  Dartmouth 
CoU. 

1899,  President  of  Brown  University;  res.,  180  Hope  St.,  Providence. 
190S    OfftTTrf  Edward  Dennis,  Jr.,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '00,  Ph.D.,  '05,  Brown  Univ. 

1901,   Principal  of  Hope  Street  High  School,  114  Taber  Ave.,  Providence. 
WILLL4M  HoLDEN  Eddy.  A.B.,  'qa.  A.M.,  '93,  Ph.D.,  '99,  Brown  Univ. 

1905,  Principal  of  Messer  Street  Grammar  School,  666  AngeU  St.,  Providence.. 
Herbert  W.  Lull,  A.B.,  '74,  Harvard  Univ. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  35  Powd  Ave.,  Newport. 
•Walter  H.  Smalt.,  A.B.,  '78,  A.M.,  '8a,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

X903.   Superintendient  of  Schools,  42  Adelphi  Ave.,  Providence. 
1903    Daniel  Alva  Crandau.,  A.B.,  '03,  -Alfred  Univ. 

1900,   Prin(  ijKil  of  (Grammar  School,  Georgetown,  Conn.;  res.,  Rockville;   express  office. 
Hope  VaUey. 
Frane  O.  Draper.  A.B.,  '86.  A.M.,  '89.  Brown  Univ. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  304  High  St.,  Pawtucket. 
C.  Edward  Fi>;her.  A.B.,  '98,  St.  Lawrence  Univ. 

190J,    Department  of   Mathematics  and  Matheraatical  Sciences,   Rhode  Island  Normal 
School;  res.,  333  Pleasant  Street.  Providence. 
John  Shaw  French.  A.B..  '95.  Bowdoin  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '98.  Clark  Univ. 

1908,  Principal,  Morris  Heights  School,  151  Morris  Ave.,  Providence. 
William  F.  Gibson. 

1909,  Instructor  in  Cranston  High  School,  5a  Plenty  St.,  Providence. 
Nathan  Gardner  KiNf.si.EY. 

i8g3.    Pnni.iiul  of  Doyle  Avenue  Grammar  School;  res.,  605  Hope  St.,  Providence. 
Wendell  .\.  Mowry,  .A.B..  '03,  A.M.,  '04,  Brown  Univ. 

1898,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  51  Illinois  St.,  Central  Falls. 
♦Deceased. 


South  Carolina]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  217 

RHODE  lSLAm>--C<mtimied 

1903    Kathakine  Upram  PsxiCE,  A.B..  '89,  Vaxsar  Coll. 

1898,  Teacher  in  English  High  School;  res.,  125  E.  Manning  St.,  Providence. 
LssoY  G.  Staplxs,  A.B.,  '00.  Bates  Coll. 

X904,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Town  of  Burrillville;  res.,  Pascoag. 
^EAKK  Brandon  Wight,  A.B  ,  96,  Boston  Univ. 

1906,   Principal  of  Grammar  School,  Warwick;  res.,  19  Atlantic  Ave.,  Edgewood. 
1905    Ernest  Elwell  Balcomb.  A.B  ,  03,  Iceland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1909,   Department  of  Chemistry,  Agriculture,  and  Geography,  State  Normal  School,  Provi' 
dence. 
Isaac  O.  Winslow,  A.M.,  '81,  Brown  Univ. 

1899,  I^dpal  of  Grammar  School;  res.,  50  Elton  St.,  Providence. 
1908    William  W.  Andrew,  A.M.,  04,  Columbia  Univ.  • 

First  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  91  Lenox  Ave.,  Providence. 
Sarah  Adkins  Ward,  A.B  ,  08,  Middlebury  College. 

19  Sheridan  St ,  Providence. 
Elwood  T.  Wyman,  A.B     90,  Colby  Coll. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Sdiools,  Warwick;  res.,  Apponang. 
X909    Lewis  Winslow  Newell,  A.B.,  Tufts  Coll. 

X909>   Teacher  of  Sdence  and  History,  Morris  Heights  School;  151  Morris  Ave.,  Providence. 
Carroll  R.  Reed,  A.B  ,  '06,  Harvard  Univ 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  6z  RusaeQ  Ave.,  East  Providence. 
J   H.  Swain,  B.Sc.,  'oo,  Univ.  of  Me. 

1908,   Principal  of  High  School,  5  Jay  St.,  Westerly. 

DRrriTUTIONS 

1897  Rhode  Island  Normal  School. 

Principal,  John  L.  A^scr;  Librarian,  Mary  E.  Makepeace,  Providence. 
1899    Harris  Instttute,  Library. 

*       Librarian,  Miss  Ama  Howard  Ward,  Woonsocket. 
1901    Brown  Universffy. 

President,  W.  H.  P.  Faunce;  Librarian,  H.  L.  Koopman,  Providence. 

1903  Rhode  Island  College  of  AGRicnLTURE  and  Mechanic  Arts. 

President,  Howard  Edwards;  Librarian,  Lillian  M.  George,  Kingston. 

1904  Providencb  Public  Library. 

Librarian.  William  E.  Foster,  Washington  St.,  Providence. 
1908    State  Board  or  Education. 

Walter  E.  Ranger,  Commissioner  of  Public  Schools,  State  House,  P.  O.  Box  151  x, 
Providence. 

SOUTH  CAROLINA 

LIFE  MEMBER 

Z891    Martha  Schofield. 

x868.   Founder  and  General  Manager  of  Schofield  Normal  and  Industrial  School  for  Colored 
Youth,  Aiken. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

189s    David  Bancroft  Johnson,  A.B.,  '77,  A.M..  '80,  Univ.  of  Tenn.;  LL.D.   '05.  S.  C.  Coll. 

1895,   President  of  Wintnrop  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Rock  Hill. 
1896    E.  S.  Dreher,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '93,  Roanoke  Coll. 

X895,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1323  Washington  St.,  Columbia. 
William  Harvey  Hand. 

X906,   Professor  of  Secondary  Education,  University  of  South  Carolina  and  State  High 
School  Inspector;    res.,  University  Campus,  Columbia. 

1898  John  S.  Marquis,  A.B.,  '76,  A.M.,  '93.  Lafayette  Coll. 

1893,  Principal  of  Braincrd  Institute.  Box  453,  Chester. 

1899  John  J.  McMahan,  A.B..  '86,  A.M..  '88.  S.  C.  Coll. 

Lawyer,  and  Member  of  General  Assembly,  xxx8  Senate  St.,  Columbia. 
William  Knox  Tate,  A.B.,  'pa,  A.M.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

X898,   Principal  of  Memmmger  Normal  School  and  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools; 
res.,  79  Ashley  Ave.,  Charleston. 
X900    Patterson  Wardlaw.  A.B.,  '80,  LL.D.,  '06,  Erskine  Cdl. 

1894,  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  University  of  South  Carolina;  res.,  X314  College  St.,  Columbia. 
X903    Leonard  T.  Barer,  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '93,  CoU.  of  Charleston. 

1908,  Professor  of  Pedagogy,  University  of  South  Carolina;  831  Sumter  St.,  Columbia. 
Arthur  L.  Manchester,  A  G.O. 

X904,    Director  of  Music  and  Professor  of  Voice  Culture,  Singing  and  Theory  of  Music, 
Converse  College;  res.,  46a  £.  Main  St.,  Spartanburg. 
Albert  J.  Thackston,  A.B.,  '93,  Furman  Univ. 

X897,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  and  (1904)  Member  of  State  Board  of  Education,  6x 
Whitman  St.,  Orangeburg 

1905  Abraham  C.  Osborn,  A.B.,  A.M.,  LL.D.  Colgate  Univ.;  D.D.,  Sburtleff  CoU, 

1895,  President  of  Benedict  College,  Columbia. 
Robert  Paine  Pell.  A.B.,  '81,  Litt.D.,  '02.  Univ.  of  N.  C. 

190a,    President  of  Converse tTollegc.  Spartanburg. 
1907    Thomas  McNider  Simpson,  Jr..  A.B.,  '01,  Randolph- Macon  Coll.;    A.M..  '07.  Univ.  of  Va. 

X907,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  Converse  College;  res.,  489  E.  Main  St.,  Spartanburg. 


2i8  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [South  Dakou 

SOUTH  CAROUNA— CM/Aiitf4 

1Q08    JoBN  R.  SwxAKmosN,  A.B.,  *99.  S.  C.  Con. 

State  Superintendent  of  Education,  Trenton. 
190Q    LiTClin  MzYNARDiE  Bauknight,  A.B.,  '04,  A.M.,  *o5,  Newbeiry  ColL 
1908,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Fort  Mill 

msTiTunoMS 

I90X      WlNTRlOP  NOUCAL  AND  InDTOTBIAL  ColLZGS. 

President.  D.  B.  Johnson.  Rode  Hill. 
igoa    UmvBisnir  or  SomrH  Caeolina. 

President,  S.  C.  Mitchell;  Librarian.  Biai«aret  H.  Rioo,  Columbia. 

CLZMSON  AOKICITLTUBAL  COLLXGE.  LniABY. 

Preaideat.  P.  H.  MeU;  librarian.  K.  B.  T^ctcot.  Oemsoo  Colkfe  P.  O. 
SOUTH  DAKOTA 

ACTIVZ  MEMBBtS  . 

X875    FATKm  L.  Cook. 

Preaidau  of  South  Dakota  State  Normal  School,  Spearfish. 

1893  A.  WszxiNGTON  NoiTOir.  A.B..  '73,  A.M..  '76,  LL.D.. '00,  Univ.  of  Rochester. 

xgoj,   Educational  Author,  looi  Blanche  Ave..  Biadison. 

1894  Mattix  Joxzs. 

1893.  Teacher  In  Riggs  Institute.  Flandreao. 

E89S    GiOBOK  M.  Smith,  A.B.,  '73.  A.M..  '77.  Colby  Coll. 

1891.  Professor  cf  Gecnum  and  Romance  Languages.   Univenity  of  South  Dakota. 
Vermilion. 
1897    Alsxahdd  SnACHAN.  A.B..  '80,  A.M.,  '8a.  Uniy.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

1890,  Principal  of  High  School  and  Superintendent  of  Schools,  9  Van  Burcn  St^  Deadwood. 
X901    MiNA  H.  Aasved.  •  * 

X909,  Assistant  Principal  of  High  School,  Pierpoint. 

Ansom  H.  Bioelow,  B.Sc..  '87.  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X904.  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  xax  May  St.,  Lead. 

SiVBKT  A.  Joroahl,  B.L..  '98,  Uniy.  of  Minn. 

1898,   Teacher  in  Lutheran  Normal  School,  1124  Norton  Ave..  Sioux  Falls. 

GXOBQX  WnxiSTON  Nasr.  B.Sc.,  '91,  M.Sc.,  '95.  Yankton  Coll. 

X905,  Presidem  of  State  Normal  and  Industrial  School;  res.,  615  Lincoln  St.,  S.  E.,  Aberdeen. 

G.  J.  SCHXLLENGEI. 

1907.  Superintendent  of  Walworth  County  Schools,  Selby. 
Edwabo  C.  Scovel. 

Teacher  in  Ring  Thunder  Day  School,  Rosebud  Agency,  Rosebud. 
SamuBL  Weie.  A.B.,  '89.  Northwestern  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '9;,  Univ.  of  Jena. 

X905.   Vice-President .  Dean  of  School  of  Education,  and  Profcaaor  of  the  History  and  Philoao 
phy  of  Education.  DakgU  Wcaleyan  University.  Mitchell 
X90S    Casl  J.  MOHN. 

Kidder. 
Milton  M.  Ramee. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Pierre. 

AsTRUX  H.  Seymour.  B.Sc,  '87,  M.Sc.,  '00,  A.M.,  '08,  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Kingsbury  County,  De  Smet 

1903  Freeman  H.  Hoff,  A.B.,  '91.  Ohio  Nor.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  sxx.  6th  Ave..  E..  MitchelL 
Belle  M.  Munger.  Grad.,  '93,  Oberlin  Coll. 

X9oa,    Principal  of  Public  Schools,  Custer. 

1904  Franklin  B.  Gault.  A.M..  Cornell  Coll.;  Ph.D..  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1906,  President  of  University  of  South  DakoU.  VermiUon. 
Ella  Geetxude  King. 

1903,  Teacher  of  Music,  Riggs  Institute,  Flandreau. 

1905  George  L.  Brown,  M.Sc.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Mo.;  Ph.D.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Astronomy,   South   Dakota  Agricultural  College 
Brookings. 
B.  Malcolm  Lawrence,  A.B.,  '82,  A.M.,  '86,  Colby  Coll. 

1905,   Instructor  in  Mathematics.  State  Normal  School,  1x16  Washington  Ave.,  Madison. 

1906  H.   A.   USTEUO. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Piene. 

1907  U.  S.  Earls,  A.B.,  '02.  Univ.  of  Wooster;  A.M.,  '03.  Pd.B.,  '07.  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  733  Fremont  Ave.,  Dell  Rapids. 

Archibald  Arnott  McDonald,  A.B.,  '00,  Oberlin  Coll. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  803  S.  Duluth  St.,  Sioux  Falls. 

Robert  L.  Slacle,  A.M..  '00.  Lafayette  Coll.;  Ph.D..  '94,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1905,   President  of  South  Dakota  State  College  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Brookings. 

1908  Calvin  C.  Dehoft,  B.Sc.,  '08.  Ohio  North.  Univ. 

1908,  Supcriatendent  of  Schools,  Ccnter\ille. 

R.  S.  Gleason. 

Representative  of  American  Book  Company,  703  S.  Summit  St.,  Souz  Falls. 


5]        UFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  219 

SOUTH  DAKOTA--CM/tiMied 

2908    Hemxy  C.  Johmsom,  Ph.B.,  *oa,  A.M.,  '07,  Iowa  State  Univ. 
1909,  Superinteodeot  of  Qty  Schools,  Aberdeea. 
Rosa  C.  Moan. 

Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Deud  County,  Qear  Lake. 
Augustus  W.  Trettien,  B.L.,  'gq,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  Ph.D.,  *04,  Clark  Univ. 

igo7.  Head  of  Department  and  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  South  Dakota,  Forest 
Ave.,  Vermilion. 
Jksse  E.  Tylee. 

X908,   Principal  of  United  States  Indian  Boarding  School,  R.  F.  D.  4.  Sisseton. 
1909    Clakence  Clemenson. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Doland. 
laviNG  K.  Damont. 

Principal  of  Schoob.  lecher;  res..  805  W.  5th  St.,  Mitchell. 
Samuel  Fletcher  Kerfoot,  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '92,  D.D.,  '04,  Hamline  Univ.;  B.D.,  92,  Drew  Theo. 
Sem. 
1008,   President,  Dakota  Wesleyap  University,  University  Place,  Mitchell. 
J.  Fred  Olander. 

Chairman,  State  Board  of  Fjouniners,  Pierre. 
Charles  W.  Rastai.l,  L.B.,  '00, 

Superintendent  of  Indian  Department,  Pierre. 

institutions 

1897  South  Dakota  State  College  op  Agriculturk  and  Mechanic  Arts. 

President,  Robert  L.  Slagle,  Brookings. 
190J    Hearst  Free  Library. 

Administrative  Officer,  T.  J.  Grier;  Librarian.  Katherine  D.  Steele.  Lead. 

1907  Yankton  College,  Library. 

President.  Henry  Kimball  Wanen;  Librarian.  Helen  E.  Miner.  Yankton. 

1908  Carnegie  Free  Public  Library 

President,  B.  C.  Mathews;  Librarian.  Nettie  L.  Current,  Sioux  Falls. 
Northern  State  Normal  and  Industrial  School. 

President,  G.  W.  Nash;  Librarian,  Genevieve  Taubman,  Aberdeen. 

Redfield  College  Library. 

President,  N.  C.  Hiischy;  Librarian,  Elizabeth  H.  Avery,  Redfield. 

1909  Huron  College. 

President,  Rev.  C.  H.  French,  Huron. 

State  Normal  School. 

President,  F.  L.  Cook;  librarian,  Leta  E.  Adams,  Spearfish. 

TENNESSEE 
AcrnrE  members 
1889    W.  T.White,  A.B.,*77,  A.M.,  *93.  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

1885,   Principal  of  Girls'  High  School,  508  Broad  St..  Knozville. 
1892    I.  C.  McNeill. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  1951  Madison  Ave.,  Memphis. 
1894    Richard  Junes,  A.M.,  '81,  Iowa  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  Heidelberg,  Germany. 

1898,   Professor  of  Literature,  Vanderoilt  University,  Vanderbilt  Campus,  Nashville. 
2897    Henri  C.  Weber. 

1905.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Vauzhall  and  McGavock  Sts..  Nashville. 

1898  Philander  Priestley  Claxton.  A.B.,  '8a.  A.M.,  *86,  Univ.  of  Tenn.;  Litt.D.,  '06   Bates  CoU. 

1902,   Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Tennessee,  Knoxville. 
i8q9    H.  Elmer  Bierly,  A.M..  '92.  Princeton  Univ.,  Litt.D. 

X904,   Professor  of  Philosophy,  University  of  Chattanoosa.  Editor  of  '  'Southern  Educational 
Review,"  and  Secretary.  Southern  Educational  Association,  Chattanooga. 
1900    Israel  Hyman  Pere<«,  A.B.,  '89,  LL.B.,  'ox,  A.M.,  '99,  Yale  Univ. 

Ex-President  of  Board  of  Education,  Memphis  Trust  Building,  Memphis. 
Eugene  F.  Turner. 

X90S,   Registrar  of  University  of  Nashville,  and  University  of  Tennessee,  Medical  Depart- 
ment; 631,  2d  Ave.,  S.,  Nashville. 
190a     WiCKLXfTE  Rose,  A.M.   '90,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

General  Agent  of  Peabody  Education  Fund,  927  Stahlman  Bldg.,  Nashville. 

1903  Gordon  Mansir  Bentley,  B.5?c.,  '00.  A.M.,  '01.  Cornell  Univ. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Zodlogy  and  Entomology,  ITniversity  of  Tennessee,  and  (1909), 
State  Entomologist  of  Tennessee,  University  Campus,  Knoxville. 
Albert  M.  Harris,  A.B.   'ox,  A.M..  '02.  Cornell  Coll. 

X903,   Associate  Professor  of  Public  Speaking  and  Debate,  Vanderbilt  University;  res  ,  15 
Garland  Ave.,  Nashville. 
C.  Tyrold  Kirkpatrick,  A.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  '04,  Vanderbilt  Univ. 

X900,   Teacher  of  Latin.  Fogg  High  School,  and  (1006)  Head  of  Latin  Department,  Qty 
Schools;  res..  702  Woodland  St.,  Nashville. 
Seymour  A.  Mynders,  A.B.,  '80,  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  610  Amstein  Bldg.,  Knoxville. 

1904  Brown  Ayres,  Ph.D..  Stevens  Inst,  of  Tech.;  LL.D..  Washington  and  Lee  Univ.,  S.  C.  Coll.,  Tulane 

Univ.,  Univ.  of  Ala.;  D.C.L.,  Univ.  of  the  South. 
X904,   President  of  University  of  Tennessee,  Knoxville. 


aao  NA  TIONA L  EDUCA  TION  ASSOCIA  TION  [Tms 


TENNESSEEr-CoMltMiMl 

1904    Ira  Lakdeith,  B.Sc.,  '88,  LL.R.,  '80,  LL.D.,  *o},  Cumheriand  Univ.;  D.D..  '04,  Trinity  UniT. 
^  XO04,   Preaideot  ol  Belmoat  College,  1800  E.  Belmont  Circle,  NaahWUe. 

John  H.  Pcmce,  A.B.,  '01,  Washington  CoU. 

X907,   Superintendent  of  Oty  Schools,  903  Irish  St.,  GreeneTiUe. 
rwA»i.«g  Cardoza  Poindexter/  B.Sc..  in  hgri ,  '03,  Ohio  St.  Univ. 

1900,   Assistant  Professor  of  Agriculture,  Fiske  University,  Nashville. 
1005    AT.  Bauktt,  A.B.,  '60,  A.M.,  '71.  Univ.  of  Rochester;  LL.D.,  S.  W.  Baptist  Unir.;  Ph.D.,  New 
Yoric  Univ. 
1903,   Professor  of  Education,  Peabody  College  for  Teachers,  19  &Caple  St.,  Nashville. 
Elmbk  Buton  Waller.  A.B..  *8a,  A.M..  '9a.  Union  CoU. 

1891,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Maryville  College,  Maryville. 
Henry  D.  Wyatt,  M.D..  '67,  A.M.,  '74,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1894,  Principal  of  High  School;  res..  527  Chestnut  St.,  Chattanooga. 

1907  PXRRT  Lke  Harned,  Grad..  'oa,  Dept.,  of  Ed.,  Univ.  of  Tenn. 

X909,   State  High  bchool  Inspector,  and  (1901)  Member  of  State  Board  of  Education, 
QarkaviUe. 
David  Spence  Hill.  A.B.,  '97,  Randolph-Macon  CoU.;  Ph.D.,  *o7.  Qark  Univ. 

X907,   Professor  of  Psychology  and  Education,  Peabody  College  for  Teachers,  University  of 
NashviUe,   45  Rutledge  St..   NashviUc. 
Saxuzl  Francis  Howard.  A.B.,  '88,  A.M.,  '89,  Ph.D.,  '94,  Cumberland  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Humboldt. 

LoiAM  Wyckopt  Johnson,  .\.B.,  *9x.  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Ph.D.,  'oa.  ConcU  Univ. 

1706  PopLir  Ave.,  Memphis. 
Robert  Lee  Jones,  A.M..  '00.  Burrin  Coll. 

1907,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Capitd,  NashviUe. 

1908  John  B.  Brown. 

County  Superintendent  of  Schoolsi  Hamflton  Co.,  Court  House,  Chattanooga. 
Elxzaseth  Youree  Calder. 

1906,  Teacher  of  Latin  and  French.  St.  Katharine's  School,  P.  O.  Bos  No.  65,  BoUvar; 

home  address,  1007  Nevada  St.,  El  Paso,  Texas. 
Katharine  E.  Gibson.  B.Sc.  '01,  Valparaim  Univ. 

X905,   Teacher  of  English  and  Mathematics,  St.  Katharine's  School,  Bolivar. 
Eugene  GaLiLAND,  B.M.E.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Ky. 

1905,    Director  of  Manual  Training,  City  Public  Schools,  7a  x  lischey  Ave.,  NashviUe. 
H.  W.  Louis,  LL.B..  '8<,  McKendree  CoU. 

General  Representative  of  American  Book  Company  for  Teimessee,  Jackson. 

1909  J.  J.  Keves.  B.Sc.,  '92,  Univ.  of  NashvUle. 

lOOQ,   Superintendent  of  PubUc  Schools,  908  Meridian  St,  NashviUe. 
Harriet  Lazarus. 

Teacher  in  PubUc  fkhoob,  Binghamton  Branch,  Memphis. 
JosiAH  Main,  B.Sc..  '07.  Univ.  of  lU. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Agricultural  Education,  University  of  Tennessee,  1509  Vale 
Ave.,  Knoxville;  home  address.  407  S.  Lynn  St.,  Champaign,  lU. 

XNSTrrUTIONS 

life  director 
'1889    Board  of  Education  of  Nashville. 

President,  R.  B.  I.ees;   Superintendent,  J.  J  Keyes,  NashviUe. 

ACTIVE  members 

X899    Ward  Seminary  for  Young  Ladies. 

President,  John  DieU  Blanton,  NashviUe. 
1901    University  of  Tennessee,  Library. 

President,  Brown  Ayres;  Librarian,  Sabra  W.  Vought,  KnoEviUe. 
Vanderbilt  University. 

ChanceUor,  J.  H.  Kirkland;  Librarian,  WUUam  J.  Vaughn,  NashviUe. 
1904    George  Peabody  College  for  Teachers.  University  of  \ashville. 

ChanceUor.  Jas.  D.  Porter;  Librarian,  Jennie  E.  Lauderdale,  NashviUe. 
X906    Carnegie  Library  of  Nashville. 

Librarian,  Mary  Hannah  Johnson.  Na^ville. 
X909    FisK  University. 

President,  George  A.  Gates;  Librarian,,  Katharine  M.  Marvin,  NashviUe.  ' 
Maryville  College. 

President,  Samuel  Tyndalc  Wilson,  Jasper  C.  Barnes,  Professor  of  I^ychology  and 
Politica.1  Science,  MaxyviUe. 
University  of  Chattanooga. 

President,  John  H.  Race,  Chattanooga. 
Washington  and  Ttsm.uM  Coliege. 

President,  C.  O.  Gray;  Librarian,  Miss  M.  V.  P.  Moore,  Greenville. 

TEXAS 

LIFE   MEMBER 

xS66    Ulysses  Thompson  Curran.  A.B.,  '56.  Miimi  Univ.;  B.L.,  '7a.  Cincinnati  Law  CoU. 

1514  Washington  St.,  Waco. 


Teas]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  221 

TEXAS-Cofi/JfiMrf 

ACTIVE  IfKMBEBB 

1874    AixxAMDm  HOGO,  AJI.,  '57.  Randolph-Macon  Coll.;  '74,  WnUam  and  Mary  Coll.;  '89,  LLJ).,  '00, 
UniT.  of  Ala. 
1900,   Ex-Superintendent  cf  City  Schoob  and  Author  of  "Railroad  in  Education,*'  301 
Lamar  St.,  Ft.  Worth. 
1890    Lloyd  E.  Wolfe. 

X909,   Principal  of  L.  E.  Wolfe  Vocational  Sdiool  for  Boys,  1800  San  Pedro  Ave.,  San 
Antonio. 
x8g4    OscAB  Hbmet  Coopee,  A.B.,  '79.  Yale  Coll.;  A.M.,  LL.D.,  'qx,  Univ.  of  Naahville. 
190a,  President  of  Simmons  CoUege,  Abilene. 
LudZN  V.  La  Taste. 

Southeni  Manager,  The  Prang  Educational  Co.,  714  Wilson  Bldg.,  Dallas. 

A.  H.  WlLKIMS. 

RepcesentatiTe  of  American  Book  Co.,  4x6  Main  St.,  Dallas. 
1895    Jamis  Mooee  Fendley,  A.B.,  '8a.  Univ.  of  Xashville. 

1885,   County  Superintendent,  and  Principal  of  Goliad  School,  320a  Avcnae  N.,  GalTcston. 
Thomas  G.  Haeeis,  A.B.,  '76.  A.M.,  '80,  Canon-Ne^vman  Coll. 
1903.   President  of  State  Normal  School,  San  Marcos. 
William  S.  Sutton,  A.B..  '78.  A.M.,  '84,  LL.D.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Ark. 

Z897.  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Texas,  xzs  W.  x8th  St..  Austin. 

1897  KoxL  Jackson  Clancy,  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

X905.  Statistical  Clerk  in  State  Department  of  Education.  Austin. 

1898  Feanx  C  Patten. 

X903,   Librarian  of  Rosenberg  Library,  Galveston. 
Wasxin  W.  Phelan.  A.B.,  '94.  A.M.,  '96,  Ph.D..  'oo,  Columbia  Univ. 

X909,   Praiesaor  of  Philosophy  and  Pedagogy,  Baylor  University,  Waco. 

1899  Isaac  BlBXErrr  Agaed.  A.B.,  ^q,  A.M.,  '84.  Amherst  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

X906.  President  of  TUlotson  College,  Austin. 

1900  B.  K.  Benson. 

1893.  Agent  for  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  Austin. 
Edwaio  Lxvoisier  Blackshear,  A.B.,  '8x.  A.M.,  'oa,  Tabor  Coll.;  LL.D.,  'ot.  Wilberforce  Univ. 

X896,   Principal  of  Sute  Normal  and  Industqal  College,  Prairie  View. 
C.  H.  Maxson,  B.Sc.,  *9x.  B.D.,  *99,  St.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

X907,   President  of  Bishop  College,  MarshaU. 
1909    W.  D.  Butler.  A.B.,  '84.  A.M.,  '87,  Bethel  Coll. 

X906,   Teacher  of  Mathematics.  North  Texas  SUte  Normal  School,  5a  N.  Normal  St., 
Denton. 
Alsxamdsi  Caswell  Ellis,  A.B.,  '94.  Univ.  of  N.  C;  Ph.D.,  '97,  Clark  Univ. 

1897,   Professor  of  Philosophy  of  Education,  University  of  Texas.  University  Su.,  Austin. 
X903    Mes.  Bessie  B.  BxaEY. 

1889,   Principal  of  Grammar  School;  res.,  7x9  N.  St.  Vrain  St.,  El  Paso. 
William  C.  Lawson.  B.Sc.,  Nat.  Nor.  Univ.;  Pd.B..  A.B.,  American  Univ.  of  Harriman. 

X907.   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Bryan. 
Aetbub  Lxtevee.  C.E..  '94.  Univ.  of  Tex.,  and  '85,  Univ.  of  Va. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools  Dallas. 
AxTHUS  Newell  McCallum.  A.B.,  *87.  Davidson  Coll. 

X903,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  507  W.  3ad  St.,  Austin. 
Gbobox  a.  Newton,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Trinity  Univ. 

X908,   Professor  of  Mathematics.  Trinity  University,  Waxahachie. 
W.  H.  Pool,  A.B..  '87  A.M..  '07,  Baylor  Univ. 

1893.  Dean  of  Baybr  Um'veraity  Academy;  res.,  xoox  Speight  St.,  Waco. 
Edwaed  E.  Rall.  M.Didac.,  '95.  Iowa  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  A.B..  '00,  Univ.  of  Iowa;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Vale  Univ. 

X905,    Instructor  in  Education,  University  of  Texas,  Austin. 

1904  W.  H.  Attebeey,  A.B.  and  B.Sc.,  Savoy. 

X896,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  801  W.  Rusk  St.,  MarshaU. 
Robert  B  Cousins.  A.B..  '82.  Univ.  of  Ga. 

1905,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.  Capitol,  Austin. 
Fbedebic  Eenest  Farrincton,  A.B.,  '04,  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M.,  'oa,  Ph.D.,  '04,  Columbia  Univ. 

X908,   Associate  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Texas,  Austin. 
OscAB  Abtbue  Hanszen. 

1903.  Director  of  Manual  Training.  Public  Schools,  335,  loth  St.,  Dallas. 
PAtJL  WorrFiELD  Horn.  A.M..  '88.  Central  Coll. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  3a8  Emerson  Ave.,  Houston. 
Myea  M.  Winchester. 

X903,   Principal  of  Fort  Worth  Kindergarten  College;  res.,  500  Jennings  Ave,  Fort  Worth. 
Ceee  T.  Wore. 

x9oa.   President  of  College  of  Industrial  Arts,  Denton. 

1905  Cael  Hartman.  A.B..  »oa.  A.M..  04.  Univ.  of  Tex. 

1909,    Professor  of  Biology,  Sam  Houston  State  Normal,  Huntsville. 
Troy  Wilson  Lewr.  A.M..  LL.B. 

•>     1909,    President,  Standard  Business  School.  Denton. 

Thomas  L.  Toland.  L.I.,'  Peabody  Nor.  Coll.;    A.B.,  '9a,  Ashland  Coll.;   Litt.B.,  '94,  Univ.  of 
Nashville. 
X908,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  1005.  nth  St.,  Wichita  Falls. 


222  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Tmi 

1906  W.  F.  Bautitt. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Van  Alstyne. 
Waltxr  Francis  Douobty,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Tex. 

1906.   Superintendent  o(  City  Schools,  Mmriin. 
Pbyton  Isving,  Jr.,  A.B.,  '00.  Univ.  of  Tex. 

IQ06,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Brenham. 
JoHH  C  Lattimore.  M.Sc..  '06,  Baylor  Univ. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  zxa4  S.  5th  St.,  Waco. 
John  L.  Long. 

Dallas. 
Jamis  W.  Lowber.  Ph.D.,  '80.  Syracuse  Univ.;    F.E.I.S..  Scotland;    F.R.A.S.,  Loodon. 

1893,   Chancellor  ana  University  Leaurer.  Texas  Christian  University,  113  E.  zSth  St., 
Austin. 
M.  H.  Moors. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  1333  Gould  Ave..  North  Fort  Worth. 
Edwaid  B.  Stovcr.  A.B.,  '96.  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools.  Mexia. 

1907  A.  S.  Blankenship,  B.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Texas. 

X907>  County  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  GatesviUe. 
Albert  Eli  Day. 

Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Dalhart. 
RoaxsT  Green  Hall,  A.B.,  '91,  A.M.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Prairie  and  Featherstone  Sta.,  Qeburae. 
Justin  Ford  Khoall.  A.M.,  '99.  Baylor  Univ. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  619  N.  9th  St.,  Temple. 
William  J.  Kntx. 

1904.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  La  Grange. 
Frank  H.  Perry. 

Southern  General  Agent,  Rand,  McNally  &  Co.,  Dallas. 

A.  H.  RlTSSSLL. 

1004,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  15x5  Rutland  St.,  Houston  Heights. 

1908  WiULiAM  Bennett  Bizicll.  B.Sc.  '08.  Ph.B.,  *o3,  Baylor  Univ.,  D.C.L.,  '09,  III  CoU.  of  Law. 

1903,   Superintendent  oi  Schools,  Navasota. 
J.  H.  Bright,  A.B..  '00,  Grayson  ColL 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1248,  6th  St.,  Port  Arthur. 
T.  D.  Brooks.  A.B.,  '03,  Bavlor  Univ 

1906,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  HiUsboro. 
L  L.  Candler,  A.B.,  C.E.,  Ph.D. 

1908,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Wharton. 
J.  W.  Cantwell,  AJB.,  '94.  Yale  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School,  Ft.  Worth. 

E.  F.  Comegys. 

189 1,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  axa  California  St.,  Gainesville. 
Miss  Eitla  Weston  Deaton,  A.M.,  '94.  Univ  of  Mississippi. 

1908,  Teacher  in  San  Antonio  High  School  and  (1908)  Sccretary-Tkeasurer,  Southern 
Association  of  College  Women,  Alamo  Heights,  San  Antonio. 
Harry  F.  Estill,  Litt.  D.,  '07.  Austin  College. 

Principal,  Sam  Houston  Normal  Institute,  HuntsviUe. 
Arthttr  Wilson  Evans,  A.B.,  Oxford  Coll. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Uvalde. 
Cecil  Eugene  Evans,  A.M.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Tex.as. 

General  Agent,  The  Conference  for  Education  in  Texas,  107  E.  6th  St.,  Austin. 
John  William  Hopkins,  A.B.,  '87,  A.M..  '00,  State  Univ.  of  Ky. 

1896,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Tremont  Hotel,  Galveston. 
Sam.  L.  Hornbeak,  Ph.D.,  W  LL.D.    '08,  Cumberiand  Univ. 

President,  Trinity  Umversity,  University  Ave.,  Waxahachie. 
Frank  B.  Hughes.  B.Sc.,  Vanderbilt  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  aoo  Gaudy  St,  Denison. 

CbARLXS  J.   LUKIN. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Washer  Bldg  ,  San  Antonio. 

F.  M.  Martin,  A.B.,  '03,  Washington  and  Lee  Univ. 

1908,   Superintendent  Public  Schools,  City  Hall,  El  Paso. 
L.  H.  Putney,  A.B.,  '99.  AnUoch  Coll. 

Southwestern  Agent,  Silver,  Buidett  &  Co.,  422  Main  St.,  Dallas. 
Benonix  Edwin  Satterfield,  A  B..  '08.  Univ.  of  Texas 

1909,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Crockett. 
J.  Elbert  Smith. 

1 009,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Snyder. 

J.    G.    WOOTEN. 

1893,   Superintendent  City  Schools,  314  W.  Washington  St.,  Paris. 
John  Edgar  Wright. 

190Q,    Superintendent  of  Public  Schoob,  Franklin.  "^ 

1Q09    Birdie  Alexander. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schools,  1045  Ross  Ave.,  Dallas. 


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1999    H.  S.  BsncK,  B.S.D..  *88,  KirksviUe  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Childress. 
Cbobob  H.  Caefenter,  Ph.B..  '9<,  Univ.  of  N.  C. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  ijox  Coggin  Ave.,  Brownwood. 
Enwnr  P.  Cxaio.  A.B..  '06.  Colby  Coll. 
4aa  Main  St.,  Dallas. 

J.  W.  CvPHsas. 

xgoQ,  County  Superintendent  cf  Public  Instruction,  804  W.  Houston  Ave.,  ^■T-*i«ti 

Edqab  AuousTtTS  DeWttt. 

Manager  of  Ginn  &  Ca  for  Southwest,  290  Conuaerce  St.,  Dallas. 
Tom  H.  Ethxridoe,  Jr. 

HaUviJle. 
S.  B.  Foster,  A.M..  Univ.  of  Ala. 

1902,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Orange. 
R.  W.  Fowler,  A.B.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Texas. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Box  71.  Mansfield. 
L.  C  Gee,  A.M.,  '86,  Burritt  CoU. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  344  W.  Lee  St.,  Greenville. 

LUCRETIA  HORD  JONES. 

ElPaso. 
Lccy  M.  Moore. 

1907,  Superintendent  d  Public  School,  Lorena;    P.  O.  Stephenville. 
Claudx  Andrew  Nichols,  A.B.,  '98,  Southwestern  Univ.;  PIlD.,  '05.  Univ.  of  Havana. 

1908,  Professor  of  Education,  Southwestern  University,  Box  37a,  Georgetown. 

E.  Athelstan  Ross. 

1908,   Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  Mesa  School,  EI  Paso. 
Maud  M,  Shipe,  B.Lit.,  'oo,  A.M.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Tex. 

1903,  Teacher  in  Southwestern  Nonnal  School,  San  Marcos. 

Ben  Short. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  Wise  County  Schools,  Decatur. 
Henry  Franeldi  Triplett,  B.S.D.,  »8o,  Mo.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  B.Sc,  *oo,  M.Sc.,  '03,  Fort  Worth  Univ. 

1903.  Superintendent  of  Schools;  res.,  59a  Pennsylvania  Ave.,  Beaumont. 
Mart  B.  Vail,  Grad.  in  Dom.  Sc.,  Pratt  Inst. 

X907,  Director  of  Domestic  Science  Department,  College  of  Industrial  Arts,  Denton. 

msmuiiONH 

1898  UmvnsxTT  or  Texas. 

Biesident,  Sidney  E.  Mexes;  libnriaii,  Nathaniel  L.  Goodrich,  Austin 

X903    Carnegie  Library  of  San  Antonio. 

President,  E.  H.  Terrell;  Librarian,  Benjamin  Wyche,  San  Antonio. 

1934    Southwest  Texas  State  Normal  School. 

Principal,  Thomas  G.  Harris.  San  Marcos. 
Z906    CAimoiE  Library,  Fort  Worth. 

*  President,  W.  B.  Paddock;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Charles  Scheuber,  Fort  Worth. 
^atb  Department  op  Education. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Robert  B.  Cousins,  Austin. 

1908  Baylok  UmvERsmr. 

Librarian,  Mrs.  Edgar  Witt,  Waco,  Texas. 
Sam  Houston  Normal  Institute. 

Principal,  H.  F.  Estill;  Secretary  and  Librarian,  Miss  Ella  Smither,  HuntsviDe. 

1909  Houston  Lyceum  and  Carnegie  Library. 

President  of  Board,  J.  M.  Cotton;  Librarian,  Julia  Ideson,  Houston. 

UTAH 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

X897    Rosalie  Pollock. 

X901,   Supervisor  of  Primary  Schools,  Kensington  Flats,  Salt  Lake  City. 

1899  J.  L.  BSOWN,  Pd.B..  '98.  Brigham  Young  Univ.;  B.Sc.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1904,  Principal  of  Normal  School,  Brigham  Young  University,  344  N.  3d  West  St.,  Plovo. 
1901    William  Allison,  Univ.  of  Utah. 

1900,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  a667  Washington  Ave,  Ogden. 
David  H.  Chrbtensen,  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Utah. 

X90O,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  ao3  C.  and  C.  Bldg.,  Salt  Lake  City. 
61OBOB  A.  Eaton,  A.B..  A.M.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ. 

X900,   Principal  of  High  School,  University  Qub,  Salt  Lake  City. 
A.  C  Nelson.  D.B.,  Ph.B. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  840  Park  Ave.,  Salt  Lake  City. 

190a    William  A.  Wetzell. 

X901,   Supervisor  of  Music,  Public  Schook,  31  N.  State  St,  Salt  Lake  City. 

1904  George  W.  Decker,  B.Pd.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Utah. 

X904.    Principal  of  Branch  Norinai  School,  Cedar  City. 

1905  HoiACK  H.  CuMMiNOS.  B.Sc.,  'os.  Univ.  of  Utah.        ,  ,     ^       ..,        ^  .      .  ,  .      «. 

1906,   General  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  the  Church  of  Jesus  Christ  of  Latterday  Saints, 
44  £.  South  Temple  St.,  Salt  Lake  Qty. 


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1Q05    WixxiAM  Sekios  Rawlings. 

X893,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  373  E.  4th  North  St.,  Provo. 
John  W.  Smith. 

1907,  District  Superintendent,  Jordan  Schools,  Draper. 
William  M.  Stxwart.  M J>idac.,  D J>idac.  '07.  Univ.  of  Utah. 

Professor  of  Education,  and  Principal  of  State  Normal  Scho(4;  res.,  274  S.  lalh  Eait 
St.,  Salt  Lake  City. 

1906  Geosge  H.  Brdcrall.  D.Didac.  *97<  L.D.S.  Church. 

1903.  President  of  Brigham  Young  University;  res..  356  N.  ist  St.,  Provo. 
John  H.  Coombs. 

X904,   Principal  of  Lafayette  School;  res.,  a74  Canyon  Road,  Salt  Lake  Qty. 
JOSKVB  Jenson,  B.Sc.,  'o3,  Harvard  Univ. 

Consulting  Engineer,  Springville. 
Delszst  W.  Parratt. 

1905,   Supervisor  of  Manual  Training,  City  Schoob,  330  £.  lath   South  SL,  Salt  Lake 
Qty. 

1907  W.  E.  AscHOALD,  A.B..  *8o.  Brown  Univ. 

1909,   Instructor  in  History,  High  School,  759,  a7th  St.,  Ogden. 
Frank  M.  Driggs. 

X901.  Superintendent  of  the  School  for  the  Deaf  and  Blind,  Ogden. 
Lars  Ecsart  Egoertsen.  Pd.B.,  '95,  Brigham  Young  Univ. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Weber  County  Schools,  305  First  National  Bank,  Ogden. 
Simon  P.  Egcertskn,  Grad.,  *8i,  Nor.  Dept..  Brixham  Young  Univ. 

1894,  Principal  of  Schools,  390  S.  sth  West  St.,  Provo. 

Joseph  Thomas  Kincsbury,  Ph.B.,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  111.  Wes.  Univ.;  D.Sc.  (hon.).  Univ.  of  Utah. 

1897,   President  of  University  of  Utah;  res.,  aaa  South  lath  East  St.,  Salt  Lake  City. 
James  H.  Lzntord.  B.Sc..  D.B. 

1900,   President  of  Brigham  Young  College;  res.,  xx6  W.  xst  South  St.,  Logan, 
o  Albert  Uriah  Miner. 

X906.   Superintendent  of  Sanpete  County  Schools,  Fair  View. 
G.  M.  Mttmtord. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  X43  Vine  St.,  Murray. 
John  S.  Welch. 

X906,   Supervisor  of  Grammar  Grades,  Public  Schools,  91  a  E.  ad  South  St.,  Sak  Lake  Qty. 
CQOS    Milton  ^NNTOM,  B.Sc,  '97,  Univ.  of  Utah;  A.M.,  'ox,  Columbia  Univ. 

1904.  Professor  of  Philosophy,  University  of  Utah;    res..  3505  Seventh  St..  East,  Salt  Lake 

City. 
Alma  L.  Binzbl,  B.Sc,  *o6.  Teachers  ColL,  Columbia  Univ. 

1909,  Principal,  Normal  Training  School,  Brigham  Young  University,  Provo. 
W.  C.  Bradford. 

With  SUver.  Burdett  &  Co.,  x  Capitol  Ave..  Salt  Lake  Qty. 
Byron  Cttmminos.  A.B..  '89,  A.M..  '99.  Rutgers. 

1895 ,  Professor  oif  Ancient  Languages  and  Literature,  and  (1906)  Dean  of  School  d  Arts  and 

Sciences,  University  of  Utah,  936  EaM  xxth  South  St.,  Salt  Lake  City. 
E.  F.  McGinnb,  A.B.,  '99,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Traveling  Salesman,  Ginn  &  Co.,  4ao  East  South  Temple,  Salt  Lake  Qty. 

Joseph  F.  Merrill,  B.Sc,  Ph.D. 

Director  of  the  State  School  of  Mines,  and  Professor  of  Physics  and  Electrical  Engineer- 
ing, University  of  Utah,  Salt  Lake  City. 
X909    G.  N.  Child. 

Superintendent  of  Utah  County  Schools,  Lehi. 
LiBBiE  Edward. 

Primary  Supervisor,  Granite  District.  193  Centre  St.,  Salt  Lake  Qty. 
Carl  R.  Marcusen,  H.S.Dip.,  Utah  State  Bd.  of  Educ 

1909,   Member  of  State   Board   of  Education  of  Utah,   and  Superintendent  of  Carbon 
County  Schoob,  Price. 
W.  M.  McKendrick. 

Principal  of  Weber  Academy,  3348  Madison  Ave.,  Ogden. 
John  M.  Mn.i^,  Ph.B.,  '03.  .\.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1000,    Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Baird  of  Edfucation,  Ogden. 
Orson  Ryan. 

1904,   Superintendent  of  Wasatch  County  Schoob,  Heber  City. 

INSTITUTIONS 

1895    Universfty  Of  Utah. 

President,  J.  T.  Kingsbury;  Librarian.  Esther  Nelson,  Salt  Lake  City. 

1898  Brigham  Yousg  College. 

President,  James  H.  Linford,  Logan. 

190a      AGRICULTUaAL  COLLEGE  OF  ViKH,  LIBRARY. 

President,  John  Andreas  Widtaoc;   Librarian,  Elisabeth  Church  Smith,  Logan. 
VERMONT 

ACTIVE  ME1L3ERS 

1894    Mason  S.  Stone.  A.B..  '81,  A.M..  'oo,  Univ.  of  Vt..  LL.D.,  '09,  Norwich  Univ. 
i90«;.    Supcrinlendi'nt  of  Kducation,  Montix'lier. 

1899  Lyman  Richards  Ailkn.  B.Sc,  '08,  Harvard  I'niv.  • 

igo9,    Printipal  of  Stale  Normal  School,  Johnson. 


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x8o9    Isaac  Thomas,  A3.,  *8i.  A.M.,  '84,  Yale  Univ. 

X90S,   Principal  of  Htgh  School,  Rutland. 
190X    Chaslxs  H.  Duhton,  A.B.,  '70,  Univ.  of  Vt.;  D.D.,  '87,  Syracuse  Univ. 
1877,   Principal  of  Troy  Conference  Academy,  Poultney. 
PHlLir  R.  Leavenwobtr,  A.B.,  '9a,  Yale  Univ. 

1897,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Castleton. 
X903    WiMTHSOV  P.  Abbott,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '96.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X907,   Supcrinteiuient  of  Schools  of  Proctor,  Pittsford,  Rutland,  and  Chittenden;   res..  9 
High  St..  Proctor. 
Mabtin  G.  Bcnkdict.  A.B.,  '8a.  A.M.,  '85.  Ph.D.,  '94. 

X909,   Principal  of  St.  Johnsbury  Academy,  x  Main  St.,  St.  Johnsbury. 
MxRBXTT  Dabrow  Chittendkn,  A.B.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1908,   Principal  Of  High  School,  305  Main  St.,  Burlington. 
John  H.  Moblby,  A.B.,  ♦63.  A.M.,  '66.  LL.D..  '00,  WillUms  CoU. 
X906,   Pastor  of  the  Congregational  Church,  Springfield. 
CoBWXN  F.  Palkbr,  A.B.,  '9a,  Harvard  Univ.-  A.M.  (honorary),  Muskingum  CoU. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  64  Summer  St.,  St.  Johnsbury. 
H.  J.  Stannabd,  A.M.,  '09,  Norwich  Univ. 

1893,   Principal  of  Barton  Academy,  also  Member  of  State  Board  of  Education  (1909); 
res.,  9  Harrison  Ave.,  Barton. 
1904    J.  Fbanklxn  Messencbr,  A.B.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Kans.;  A.M.,  '01,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '03,  Columbia 
Univ. 

1909,  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Vermont,  2^  Brookes  Ave.,  Burlington. 
igo5    Fbbd  J.  Bbownscombe. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  39  State  St.,  Montpelicr. 
Hbnby  Obson  Wheeleb,  A.B.,  '67,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

x88o.  Superintendent  of  Schools,  335  S.  Union  St.,  Burlington. 
Hablan  N.  Wood.  A.B.,  '9a.  A.M..  '99.  Amherst  Coll. 

1904.  Instructor  in  Greek  imd  Latin,  St.  Johnsbury  Academy,  3  Main  St,  St.  Johiubury. 

1906  W.  A.  Beebe.  A.B..  '89.  Univ.  of  Vt. 

1889,   Principal  of  People's  Academy,  Morrisville. 
Allison  E.  TurtLE,  A.B.,  '70.  A.M.,  '84,  Bates  CoU. 

1904,   Principal  of  High  School,  and  (1967)  Treasurer  of  American  Institute  of  Instruction, 
res.,  44  School  St.,  Bellows  Falls. 

1907  Cablton  D.  Howe,  A.B.,  '98,  M.Sc.,  'o<,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

X907,  Superintendent  of  Public  School  Unbn,  Essex  Junction. 
Donald  T.  Page,  A.B..  'ox,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

X907,   Principal  di  Brigham  Academy,  Bakersfield;  express  office.  East  Fairfield, 
LiNWOOD  Taet. 

1909,   District  Superintendent  <A  Schoob,  Woodstock. 
Edwabd  S.  Watson,  A.B.,  '05,  Dartmouth  CoU. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Newport  District,  Newport. 
X908    Habbis  Wabd  Lewis,  A.B.,  '04.  Colgate  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Randolph  District  Union  Schools,  Highland  Ave.,  RandoiplL 
David  B.  Locke. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Rutland. 

•  INSTrrUTIONS 

I93X    Unwebszty  or  Vebmont,  Libbaby. 

Librarian,  Helen  B.  Shatluck,  Buriington. 

1908  Randolph  State  Normal  School. 

Principal.  Charles  H.  Morrill,  Randolph  Center. 

X9OO      MlDDLKBUBY   COLLEOE  LZBBABY. 

Librarian,  Etta  M.  Clark,  Middlebury. 
VIRGINIA 

ACTIVE  UEMBEBS 

X894    Edwin  A.  Aldebman,  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  N.  C;  D.C.L..  '96,  Univ.  of  the  South;  LL.D.,  '99,  Tulane 
Univ.,  '02,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  '04,  Columbia  Univ.,  '05,  Yale  Univ ,  '07,  N.  C, 
'08,  WiUiams  Coll.,  'oo,  Harvard  Univ. 
X904.    President  of  University  of  Virginia,  Charlottesville. 
John  H.  Bader,  A.B.,  '85,  Washington  and  Lee  Univ. 

Representing.  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  McGaheysvUle. 
Robebt  Bobwell  Fulton.  A.B.,  '69.  A.M.,  '72,  Univ.  of  Miss.-,   LL.D.,  '03,  Univ.  of  NashviUe,  '04, 
S.  C.  CoU.,   '06,  Univ.  of  Ala. 
X906,   Superintendent  of  the  Miller  Manual   Labor  School,  Miller   School    P.  O..  Albe- 
marle County;  express  office,  Crozet. 

Edwabd  C.  Glass. 

1879,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  6aa  Madison  St.,  Lynchburg. 
1898    Macbicb  M.  Lynch. 

xS86,     Superintendent  of  Schools  of  Frederic  County  and  of  City  of  Winchester,  and  Member 
of  State  Board  of  Education,  xa  Rouss  Ave.,  Winchester. 
Sabah  J.  Walteb. 

1 004,   Head  of  Training    DepHrtment,    Hampton    Normal    and    Agricultural    Institute, 
Hampton. 


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xpoo    HOLLB  BuiKX  Fiisssxx,  A.B.,  '74,  Yale  Univ.,  *79,  Union  Theo.  Sem.-  D.D.,  'oo.  Eamwrd  Univ. 
S.T.D.,  Harvard  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '01,  Yale  Univ.;  '09.  Richmond  Coll. 
i8q3,  Prindptl  of  Hampeon  Nonnal  and  Acricoltunl  Institute,  Box  10,  Hampton. 

W.  H.  KXBTER. 

Principal  of  High  School,  FranUin  St.,  Hamaonbaxg. 
igo3    Amdkew  J.  Gray,  Je. 

Manager  of  Agency  Department,  B.  F.  Johnson  PubUahing  Co.,  P.  O.  Box  944, 
Richmond. 
'  Waus  A.  jKNKnts,  A.B.,  William  and  Marv  CoU. 

Member  of  State  Board  of  School  Inspecton  and  Examinen,  and  (1909)  Divtaon 
Superintendent,  114,  34th  St..  Newport  News. 
190J    William  Holmcs  Davis,  A.B.,  'oa,  Randolph- Macon  Coll. 

1908,  Headmaster,  The  DanviUe  School,  Danville. 
Hariict  Seavex  Hayward. 

X909.   Super>isor  of  Academic  Department,  Hampton  Normal  and  Agricultural  Institute, 
Hampton. 
Joseph  L.  Jarman.  A.B.,  Emory  and  Henry  Coll.;  LL.D.,  *o6,  Hampden-Sidney  Coll. 

1933.   President  of  State  Female  Normal  School,  Farmville. 
Margaret  G.  King. 

1909,  Instructor  in  Geography  and  Natural  Sciences,  State  Nonnal  School,  Harriaoobuig. 
James  Morris  Page,  A.M.,  '85,  LL.D.,  Randolph  Macon  Coll.,  Ph.D.,  *87.  Leipag. 

Dean  of  University  of  Virgiaia,  University. 
George  P.  Phenix. 

X908,   Vice-Prindpal  of  Hampton  Institute,  Hampton. 
Ernest  Shawrn,  L.I.,  '94,  A.B.,  '99,  William  and  Mary  Coll. 

1903,  Principal  of  Brambleton  Grammar  School  Na  a;  res.,  3x7  N.  Park  Ave.,  Norfolk. 
J.  Padl  Sfence,  A.M.,  '9a.  Wake  Forest  Coll.;  Grad.,  '96.  Crozcr  TheoL  Sem.;  Grad.,  *oo,  Va.  Busi- 
ness Coll. 

1909,  Supervisor  of  Instruction,  City  Schools,  57  Walnut  SL,  Norfolk,  Bcricdey  Sta. 

1904  Julian  Alvin  Carroll  Chandler,  Ph.D.,  '96.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.D.,  '04,  Richmond  Coll ; 

A.M..  '^a.  WUUam  and  Mary  Coll. 
1909,    Superintendent  of  Schoola,  iitn  and  Bank  Sta.,  Richmond. 
HBRvm  Ulysses  Roop,  A.B.,  *9>,  A.M.,  *94..  LL.D.,  '04,  Lebanon  VaOey  CoD.;  FhJ>.,  *9Sf  Woostcr 
Univ. 
X909,  President  of  Eaatexn  College,  Msnaiaas 
Robert  Henry  Shefte,  A.B.,  '98,  A.M.,  and  Ph.B..  '99,  Randolph-Macon  CoU 
1909,  Principal  of  High  School,  Danville. 

1905  James  C.  Harwood.  A.B.,  *9a.  Richmond  CoD. 

X905,   Principal  of  John  Marshall  High  School;  res.,  ax6  £.  Main  St.,  Richmond. 
Cornelius  J.  Hsatwole,  B.Sc.,  Columbia  Univ. 

2909,  Head  of  the  Department  of  Education,  SUte  Nonnal  and  Industrial  School  for  Women. 
a39  CampbeU  St.,  Hamaonburg. 
Albert  H.  Hill,  A.B.,  '87,  Richmond  Coll. 

1904,  Aaabtant  Superintendent  of  Public  Schotols,  xbsa  W.  Grace  St.,  Richmond. 
Charles  G.  Maphis. 

1905,  Member  of  SUte  Board  of  Examiners,  S4o  VaA  St.,  Charkittesville. 

Bruce  Ryburn  Payne,  A.B.,  '96.  A.M.,  'oa.  Trinity  Coll.;  A.M.,  '03,  Ph.D.,  '04,  Columbia  Univ 

X9q!6,   Professor  of  Psychology,  University  of  Vixginia,  Preston  Heights,  University. 
Edward  Hutson  Russell. 

Member  and  Secretary  of  State  Board  of  Public  School  Examiners,  Pxincess  Aime  St.. 
Fredericksburg. 
Charles  Alpbonso  Smith,  Ph.D.,  '93.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  LL.D..  *o^.  Univ.  of  Miss. 
1909,   Edgar  Allen  Poe  Professor  of  Englirii,  University  of  Vuginia,  University. 

X906    Julian  A.  Burruss.  B.Sc.,  '98,  Va.  Poly.  Inst.;   A.M.,  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

1908,   President  of  State  Normal  and  Industrial  School.  Harrisonburg. 
X907    Henry  Eastman  Bennett,  .\.B.,  '07,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  L.T.,  '96,  Peabody  Nor.  Coll. 

I  go  7,   Professor  of  Philosophy  and  Education,  College  of  William  and  Mary,  WHliamabuxs- 

Joseph  Dupott  Eggleston,  Jr.,  A.B.,  A.M.,  'Sd,  Hampden-Sidney  CoD. 

1Q06,    State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  State  Capitd,  P.  O.  Box  903,  Richmond. 
Harris  Hart,  A.B..  '96,  Richmond  Coll.,  Va. 

190Q,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1323  Roanoke  St.,  Roanoke. 
William  M.  Hunter. 

President  of  Female  Institute,  Williamsbuig. 
J.  P.  Neff,  A.M.,  '04.  Univ,  of  Miss. 

iQOQ,    Superintendent  of  Schools;   P.  O.  Box  37,  Staunton. 
James  Shelby  Thomas.  A.B..  Milligan  Coll.;  A.M.,  Va.  Christian  Coll. 

1900.    State  Supervisor  of  Rural  Schools,  Department  of  Public  Instruction,  Richmond. 
Arthur  D.  Wright.  .\.B..  A.M..  '04.  Coll.  of  William  and  Mary. 

190Q,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  Fredericksburg. 

1908    William  Anthony  Afvy,   A.B..   '04.   A.M..   '05  Columl)ia  University. 

i90<),    Insi)ector  in  American  Hi.story  and  Civil  Government,  and  (1908)  Bushicss  Manager 
of  "The  Southern  Workman,"  Hampton  Institute,  Hampton. 

Harry  Freeman  Button,  B.S.A.,   "of*.  Cornell,  Univ. 

Director  of  Agricultural  High  School,  8th  Congressional  District,  Manaasas. 


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1908  Whliaii  T.  Hodges,  A.B.,  *o2,  College  of  William  and  Mary. 

1909,   Superintendent  ol  Alexandria  County  Schools,  Arlington;  express  <^ce,  Washington, 

Rose  A.  Maucs. 

Head  of  Teachers'  Training  Department,  John  Marshall  High  School,  805  £.  Marshall 
St.,  Richmond. 
John  Pseston  McConnell,  A.B.,  '90,  A.M.,  '96,  MOligan  Coll.;  Ph.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Va. 

X904,   Professor  of  History,  Emory  and  Henry  College,  Emory. 
].  Brookes  Smith,  A.B.,  '06;  A.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Virginia. 

1909,  Instructor  in  Astronomy.  University  of  Virginia;  P.  O.  Box  256,  University. 
^     F.  H.  WHKATtxy,  B.S..  Valparaiso  Normal  Coll. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  i2t  West  Main  St..  Danville. 

1909  Ahha  L.  Kenderdine. 

X900,   Primary  Teacher,  Graded  School,  Radford. 
W.  ASTBUK  Maddox,  A.B.,  *o4,  Wm.  and  Mary  Coll. 

X909,   Division  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Henrico  Courthouse,  Richmond. 

INSTTTX7TI0NS 

1899    The  Haicpton  Normal  and  AcRictTLTURAL  iNSTrruTE. 

President,  Rev.  H.  B.  Frissell;  Librarian,  Miss  L.  E.  Herron,  Hampton. 
State  Fbmaxjc  Normal  School. 

President,  J.  L.  Jarmon;  librarian,  Alice  B.  Dugger,  Farmville. 

1901      WaSHDCOTON  AMD  LeE  UNIVERSITY. 

President,  George  H.  Denny,  Lexington. 

X9OS      DXPARTIfXNT  OW  PUBLIC  INSTRUCTION  OF  VIRGINIA. 

Secretary  of  Board  of  Education,  R.  C.  Steames,  Richmond. 
X908    The  VtRGDiiA  State  Library. 

Librarian,  H.  R.  McUwaine,  Richmond. 
1909    Randolph-Macon  College. 

President,  R.  £.  Blackwdl,  Ashland. 

WASHINGTON 


1890    William  Edward  Wilson,  A.M.,  '75,  Monmouth  Coll. 

1898,   Principal  of  Washington  Stote  Normal  School,  Ellensbuig. 
189X    Frank  J.  Barnard. 

X90X,   Representative  of  American  Boc^  Co.,  312-313  Walker  Bldg.,  Seattle. 
X894    Frank  B.  Cooper. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  901,  7th  Ave.,  Seattle. 

1895  John  T.  Forrest,  Ph.B.,  '83,  Central  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

X899,   Department  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School;  re».,  438  High  St.,  BeUingham. 
Walter  Garver  Riste. 

X909.   Principal  of  Waterville  Union  High  School,  WaterviUe. 

1896  Charles  Francis  Reeves,  B.Sc.,  '78,  M.Sc.,  '81,  Pa.  St.  Coll. 

4309.  xoth  Ave.,  N.  £..  Seattle. 
Albert  Henry  Yoder,  A.B.,  '93,  Ind.  Univ. 

X906,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  7x1  Carr  St.,  Tacoma. 

1898  John  L.  Hughes. 

President,  North  Yakima  Artificial  Ice  and  Cold  Storage  Co.,  North  Yakima. 
George  Lancaster,  Ph.B.,  '99,  Wes.  Univ.,  HI. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  Arlington. 
O.  C.  Whitney,  B.L.,  '96,  Puget  Sound  Univ. 

1895,   Principal  of  Bryant  School,  704  S.  I  St.,  Tacoma. 

1899  EatA  Eliot  Lollar,  A.B.,  '93.  Otterbein  Univ.;  Grad.  '06.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Terre  Haute,  Ind. 

X907,   Instructor  in  English,  South  Central  Higlf  School,  Spdcane. 
J.  H.  Morgan,  A.M.,  '70.  Furman  Univ. 

1893,   Vice-Principal  of  State  Normal  School.  301  E.  loth  St.,  EUexubuxg. 
Charles  S.  Tilton,  Pd.B.,  'ox,  Vashon  Coll. 

1902,  Principal  of  Seward  School,  1x36,  loth  Ave.,  Seattle. 
Jessie  Birdena  Wilcox. 

X90X,   Department  of  History,  State  Normal  School,  Ellensburg. 
X90X    Isabella  Austin.  A.B.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Minn.;  *o2.  Graduate  Student,  Teachers  Coll.,  Coliunbia  Univ. 
1909,   Dean  of  Women,  University  of  Washington,  Clarke  Hall,  Seattle. 
Herbert  G.  Lull,  Grad.,  Mich.  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  Ypsilanti;   A.B.,  '04.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Associate  Professor  of  Education,  University  of  Washington;  res.,  5643,  aoth  Ave. 
N.  £.,  Seattle. 
Charles  M.  Sherman,  A.B.,  '03,  Ph.B.,  '94,  A.M.,  Ph.D.,  '95. 

1905,  Principal  of  Lowell  School,  719  North  K.  St.,  Tacoma. 
sgos    W.  F.  Bailey,  B.L.,  Puget  Sound  Univ. 

i8q3,   Principal  of  Parkland  Schools,  4605  South  K  St.,  Tacoma. 
Alvrbd  L.  Brown. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Wenatchee. 


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xgoa    William  George  McCaxtby,  A.B..  '05,  Univ.  of  Wash. 

X891,   Principal  of  Cohnan  Schcx>l,  4217  Burke  Ave.,  Seattle. 
Sklden  F  Smysee,  Ph.B..  'oa,  De  Pauw  Univ.;  A.M.  '01.  Ohio  St.  Univ 

1908,   Head  ot  Uepartment  of  English,  High  School,  North  Yakima. 
EowDf  TwrruYER,  A.B.,  '84.  A.M..  '87.  Franklin  and  Marshall  CoU. 

X904,   Principal  of  High  School,  Bellingham. 
1903    Ethelda  Bubge,  Ph.B.,  '89,  Cornell  Coll. 

1908,   Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  Enumdaw;  home  address,  Mt.  Vernon,  Iowa. 
Ekma  C.  Haet,  A.B. 

Principal  of  Grammar  Grade  School,  183a,  13th  Ave.,  Seattle. 
Tbomas  Franklin  Kane,  A.B..  '88.  De  Pauw  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '9;,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

1903,   President  of  University  of  Washington,  University  Station,  Seattle. 
Fseoexick  M.  Paoeltoko  A.B.,  '96,  A.M.,  '99,  Colbv  ColL;  Ph.D.,  '99*  Vale  Univ. 

Z90X,   Professor  of  Enipish  language  ana  Literature,  Umvernty  of  Washington,  Seattle. 
Anna  Jennie  Pelton.  B.Sc.,  Univ.  of  Wash. 

X898,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  16x7.  Sth  Ave.,  N.,  Seattle. 
X904    JxTLiAN  Eugene  Buchanan,  B.Sc,  '98,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  A.M,  'oS,  Harvard  Univ. 

X90Z,  Head  of  Department  of  Physical  Sdeace,  State  Nonnal  School,  Cheney. 
Charles  H.  Drake. 

X909,   Vice-Principal  of  Van  Asselt  School;  res..  406  W.  6ad  St.,  Seattle. 
Mrs.  Mary  E.  Jenne,  A.B..  *o8.  Wash.  St.  Coll. 

X900,   Principal  of  High  School.  1709  A  St.,  Pullman. 
Nbttib  a.  Sawyer,  Ph.B.,  '00,  Iowa  Coll. 

190a,   Primary  Supervisor,  Public  Schools,  9a8,  13th  Ave.,  Seattle. 

Z905    William  D.  Bay.  B.L.,  '00.  Southern  Nor.  Sch.,  Huntington.  Tenn. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Lewis  County  Schools,  Cheholis. 
Jacob  Grant  Collicott,  A.B..  Ind.  Univ. 

Principal  of  High  School,  Tacoma. 
W.  N.  Garlick,  A,B..  '03,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X906,  Assistant  in  English,  High  School;  res.,  3629  East  I  St ,  Tacoma. 
Ben  W.  Johnson. 

^  X905,   Director  of  Manual  Traixiing,  Public  Schools,  901,  7th  Ave..  Seattle. 

Edward  T.  Mathes,  M.Sc..  Heidelberg  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Omaha. 

X899,    Principal  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  539  High  St.,  Bellingham. 
Hiram  Calvin  Sampson,  A.B.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Ind. 

1908,  Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  Cheney. 

Wayne  Prescott  SMrrH  A.B.,  '93,  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 
Box  xa6^,  Seatde. 

1906  Timothy  M.  Alcorn,  B.Sc.,  '03.  Kans.  Wes.  Univ.;  A.B.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Wash. 

X909,   Superintoident  of  Public  Schools,  Bremerton. 
Almtna  George. 

1908,    Superintendent  of  Training  School,  State  Normal  School,   Bellingham. 
Nellie  Anne  Gray. 

X907,   Dean  of  Women,  State  Nonnal  School,  Edens  Hall,  Bellingham. 
G.  B.  HoAO. 

1907    Director  of  Manual  Arts,  Public  Schools,  x8xa  Hoyt  Ave ,  Everett. 
Paul  Schenck' FaER,  A.B.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1907,    Instructor  in  English,  South  Central  High  School;    cor    Division  and  35th  Sts., 
Spokane. 
Henry  F.  Hunt. 

1906,  Head  of  Latin  Department;  res.,  6x6  N.  Anderson  St.,  Tacoma. 

George  Edward  Marker,  A.B.,  '03,  Univ.  of  III.;  A.M.,  04  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

X905,   Professor  of  Education,  State  Normal  School.  Cheney. 
Edward  O.  Sisson,   B.Sc.,  '86,  Kans.  Agri.  Coll.;  A.B.,  93,   Univ.  of  Chicago,  Ph.D.,  '05,  Har- 
vard Univ. 

X906,   Professor  of  Edi^tion,  University  of  Washington;  res.,  1833  Ravenna  BouL,  Seattle. 

1907  Henry  B.  Dewey. 

State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Olympia. 
Ruth  C.  Hofpman. 

1903,    Supervisor,  Primary  Training  Department,  Sute  Normal  School,  loi  E.  8th  St., 
EUensburg. 
James  Leroy  Hunt,  A.B.,  '06,  Wash    St.  Coll. 

Assistant  Principal  of  High  School,  Thornton;   res.,  613  Steptoe  St.,  Pullman. 
James  F.  Illincworth,  B.Sc.,  '00,  Pomona  Coll.;  A.M..  'oi,  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

1901,   Head  of  Department  of  Biology,  Broadway  High  School;  res.,  aaox  Harvard  Aw., 
N.  Seattle. 
Roy  Burdette  Kellogg,  A.B  ,  '05.  Univ.  of  Ncbr. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Oty  Schools,  Room  8,  Hope  Block,  Centralia 
James  E.  McKown.  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicajfo. 

Principal  of  Lincoln  High  School;  res.,  528  N.  6oth  St.,  Seattle. 
Ethel  C.  Oderlin,  A.B.  '03.  Univ.  of  Idaho. 

190Q,   Assistant  Priadpol  of  Public  Schools,  Harrison,  Idaho;  res.,  R.  R.  No.  3,  Palouse. 
Arthur  W.  Phillips. 

1 908,  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  Mesa. 


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WASHINGTON--Cim/»Ni«d 

1907  AsTHxm  R.  Pbiest,  A.B.,  '91.  A.M..  '94.  DePauw. 

1905,   Dean  dt  the  College  of  liberal  Arts,  University  of  Washington,  4506  UniTcrsity 
BouL,  University  SUtion,  Seattle. 
Fahnt  Alice  Smyses. 

1909,  Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  305  N.  Natches  Ave..  North  Yakima. 
Etta  M.  Stuaet,  Grad..  '03,  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Chico.  Cal. 

Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  16x0  Pacific  Ave.,  Everett. 
Floy  E.  Wallxs. 

1909.  Primary  Teacher,  Public  School,  Toachet. 

1908  Rose  Baxtek.  A.B.,  '07,  Dronr  College. 

X96ft,   Supervisor  ot  Grammar  Department,  State  Normal  School;    res.,  »oa  Flora  St, 
Bdlingham. 
Frank  Deekwestze,  A.B.,  Butler  ColL;  Pd.M.^N.  Y  Univ 

X907i   Department  of  Education,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  5x7  Oak  St.,  Bellingham. 
Virgil  E.  Dickson.  B.Ped..  '05,  Kirksville  (Mo.)  State  Normal,  A.B.,  '00,  Wash.  State  College. 

X908,   Superintendent  City  Schools,  Prosser. 
Chas.  Fagak,  Grad.,  Valparaiso  Univ 

X890,   Principal  of  Cascade  School,  Pontius  and  Thomas  Sts.,  Seattle 
Frank  B.  Kefnes,  A.B.,  '93.  lod  Univ.:  Grad.,  *oo,  Ind.  St  Nor.  Sch. 

1908,  Principal  of  Lincoln  School,  934  S.  Grsuit  Ave*  Tacoma. 
James  McGohan,  B.Ped.,  National  Univ. 

1909,  Principal  of  High  School,  240  North  Chelan  Ave.,  Wenatchee. 
George  A.  Stanley,  B.Sc.,  '89,  Mich.  Nor.  Coll. 

Z896,    Principal  of  Central  School,  51a  N.  Tacoma  Ave.,  Tacoma. 
Brdcb  M.  Watson. 

X908,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  4th  Ave.  and  Stevens  St.,  Spokane. 

1909  James  Bever,  B.Ped.,  '00,  A.B..  'oa,  A  M.,  '06.  Drake  Univ. 

X909,   Head  of  History  Department,  State  Normal  School;  615  Elk  St.,  Bellingham. 
H.  A.  Ellis. 

X908,   Soperintendent  of  Schools,  70X  State  St.,  PuUman. 
William  F.  Geiger.  A.B.,  '02,  Dartmouth  ColL 

X904.   Principal  of  Broadway  High  School,  5217,  X2th  Ave.,  N.  E.,  Seattle. 
Carl  Gxtsler,  B.Sc.,  ^09,  Tri>State  ColL 

X909,   Grade  Principal,  Wenatchee. 
Grace  I.  Liddell,  A.B.,  'oi,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

X906,   Teacha-  of  Latin,  High  School,  624  North  L  St.,  Tacoma. 
J.  O.  Mattoon,  A.B..  A.M.,  Wash.  St.  CoU. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Whitman  County  Schools,  xoi8  Meadow  St.,  Colfaz. 

X897    Wasbinoton  State  Normal  School  at  Bllensbdro. 

Principal,  W.  £.  Wilson;  Librarian,  EUa  G.  Warner,  EUensburg. 
1898    Untverstty  or  Wasbinoton. 

President,  T.  F.  Kane;  Librazian,  W.  E.  Henry,  Seattle. 
X900    Bellingbam  State  Normal  School. 

Principal,  E.  T.  Mathes,  Bellingham. 
X90X    Seattle  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  Judaon  T.  Jennings,  Seattle. 
Whitman  College. 

President,  Stephen  B.  L.  Penrose;  Librarian,  Arminda  L.  Fix,  Walla  WalU. 
x9oa    State  Normal  School,  Cheney. 

Principal,  H.  C.  Sampson,  Cheney. 
X905    State  College  07  WASHmcTON,  Library. 

President.  Enoch  A.  Bryan;  Librarian,  Gertrude  Saxton,  PuUman. 
X906    Washington  State  Library. 

State  Librarian,  J.  M.  Hitt,  Olympia. 
X908    Tacoma  Pitblic  Library. 

Librarian,  Franklin  F.  Hopper,  Tacoma. 

WEST  VIRGINIA 

LITE  DIRBCTOR 

Z877    T.  Marcellus  Marshall. 

Stouts  Mills;  express  office,  Bumsville. 

ACTIVE  MEMBERS 

X89Z     Byrd  Prillermam,  B.Sc.,  '89.  KnoxWlle  Coll.;  A.M.,  '94,  Westminster  Coll. 
1909,   President,  West  Virginia  Colored  Institute,  Institute  P.  O. 
X894    Robert  Allen  Armstrong,  A.B  ,  '86,  A.M.,  '89,  W.  Va.  Univ.,  and  '03,  Harvard  Univ.;   LL.D. 
Allegheny  Coll 
X901,    Head  of  English  Department,  West  Virginia  University;  X07  High  St ,  Morgantown. 
1896    Jasper  Newton  Deahl,  A.B.,  '93.  Harvard  Univ.;  Ph.D..  '06.  Columbia  Univ. 

1901.   Professor  of  Education,  West  Virginia  University,  414  Park  St.,  Morgantown. 
Lucy  Robinson. 

Supervisor  of  Music,  500  S.  Front  St.,  Wheeling. 


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1900    Hesvey  B.  Wobk,  A.B.,  '03.  A.M..  06.  Uniy.  of  WooBter 

X904,  SuperiateadenX  of  Schools,  Schmulbach  Building,  Wheeling. 
iQoi    Thomas  Condit  Miller,  A.M.,  'qj.  West  Virginia  Univ. 

1909,   Principal  ol  Shepherd  College,  State  Normal  School,  Shepherdslown. 
X903    Geosge  Emanuel  Hubbs. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  MoundsviUe. 
Daniel  Boakoman  Pukinton,  A.M.,  W.Va.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '9a,  Univ.  of  Nashville;  LL.D.,  '89.  Dent- 
son  Univ. 
1901,    President  of  West  Virginia  University,  Morgantown. 
John  C.  Shaw,  B.Sc.,'93,  M.Sc.,  '94,  Univ.  of  Nashville. 

igois,   Principal  of  State  Normal  School,  West  Liberty. 

1905  Chakles  S.  BaaLES.  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '95.  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

1904,   Principal  of  High  School,  54^  S.  Penn  St..  Wheeling. 
Iba  BENTO.S  Bush.  A.B.,  '00,  West  Va.  Univ. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schoob,  and  (1909)  Member  of  Sute  Board  of  Educatkm, 

417,  5th  Ave.,  Hintoo. 
JosETK  Rosieb. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  73a  Benoni  Ave.  Fainn<»it. 

1906  Mbs.  Ethel  Carle  McBee.  A.B.,  loc,  W.  Va.  Univ. 

Z909,   Librarian,  Fairmont  High  School.  Fairmont. 
William  H.  Wavt,  A.B..  '07.  W.  Va.  Univ..  A.M .  09,  Columbia  Univ  .  A.M.  Diploma,  Teachcn' 
Coll. 
1909.   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Mannington. 

1907  Chables  L,  Bemk,  B.Sc  .  Mich.  A^.  CoU.;  Pd.M.,  St.  Nor  Coll.,  Mich. 

1907,  Principal  of  State  Normal  School.  Athens,  express  office,  PrincetGO. 
Edda  E.  Bingell. 

Principal  of  Centre  School.  126^,  14th  St..  Wheeling. 
L.  W.  Bubns. 

Member  of  State  of  Examiners,  Mariinton. 

HOWABD  FlESHMAM. 

1908,  Student,  University  of  West  Virginia,  8  Forest  Ave..  Morgantown. 
LoBAJN  FoBTNXY,  A.B.,  LL.B.,  West  Va.  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  West.  Univ.  of  Pa. 

1908,  Prinapal  of  Keyset  Preparatory  Branch  of  the  West  Virginia  University,  Keyser 
William  Henby  Gallup,  A.B..  *85,  A.M.,  *88,  Allegheny  Coll. 

1909,  Instructor  in  Mathematics  and  History.  University  of  West  Virginia.  324  Wilier  St., 

Morgantown. 
L.  J.  Hantfan,  A.B..  '07.  W.  Va.  Univ.,  A.M.,  •09.  Harvard  Univ.  • 

1909,    Principal  of  High  School,  Charleston. 
William  C.  Mobton,  A.B.,  '9a,  Washington  and  I^ee  Univ. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Bldg.,  Martinsburg. 
Maby  Rkppetto. 

Principal  of  Webster  Sdiool.  a7S5  Eo9  St.,  Wheeling. 
Joseph  W.  Stayman.  Ph.B..  '94,  A.M..  '07,  Dickinson  Coll. 

i90i.    Superintendent  of  Pubhc  Schools.  89  South  Mineral  St..  Keyser. 
Ons  G.  Wilson,  A.B.,  ^7,  W.  Va.  Univ. 

1907.   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Elkins. 

1908  HoMEB  Ebeb  Coopeb.  A.B.,  '07,  West  Virginia  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Pt.  Pleasant. 
Otis  O.  Crawford,  A.B..  *oi.  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Ronceverte. 
Chas.  H.  Ebers,  A.B.,  'oo,  A.M.,  '09,  W.  Va.,  Univ. 

1905,  Teacher  of  Science,  High  School,  Wheeling;  res.,  Elm  Grove. 
Wilson  M.  Yotjwl. 

1905,   Superintendent  of  Public  Schools;  res.,  1517,  3d  Ave.,  Huntugton. 
John  H.  Gorby. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools;  res.,  714  Maple  Ave.,  New  MartinsvlUe 

Montana  Hastings,  B.Sc.,  Teachers  CoU..  Columbia  Univ 

Supcr\'isor  of  Training  Department,  State  Normal  Schod,  Fairmont. 
Lawrence  B.  Hill,  A.B..  '06,  W.  Va.  Univ.;  A.M..  07  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

X908.   Principal.  Tyler  County  High  School,  Middleboume;  express  office.  SistersviOe. 
John  W.  Huc.hes.  Ph.B..  95,  Bcrea  Coll. 

X90S,   Principal  ol  Lincohi  High  School;  res.,  115.  13th  St.,  Wlieeling. 
T.  J.  Humphrey. 

1908.  Superintendent  of  Schoc^s,  334  Maple  Ave.,  Grafton. 

Clifford  W.  Jackson,  A.B.,  '04.  Ohio  State  Univ. 

1908,  Principal  of  High  School,  Elkins. 
Mr.s.  Mary  R.  MrGwioAN. 

1900,    Assistant  to  City  Superintendent,  157  Court  St.,  Charieston. 

Meredith  D.  Morris,  A. B, 'q6.  Harvard  Univ.;  A.M., 'or.  Mt.  Union  Coll. 

1909,  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Carnegie  Library,  Parkersbuig. 

Margaret  Oils.  A.B.,  '83.  Ph.D.,  '06.  Cornell  Univ. 

Head  of  Dc^iartment  of  Education,  Marshall  Coll.,  Huntington. 
William  W.  Trfvt. 

1909,    Principal  of  Schools,  St.  Albans. 


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WEST  VlViGimK-^oiamued 

1908  A.  J.  Wilkinson.  • 

Agent,  American  Book  Co,  Grafton. 
Okky  Johnson  Woodford. 

190X    Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools,  Philippi. 

1909  O.  E.  Auaorrsorr. 

1908,   District  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Clariuburg. 

EtrSTACB  I.   BONAK 

Studmt  in  W.  L.  S.  N.,  West  Liberty;  express  office,  Moundsville. 
Cora  Coofek. 

1908,  Principal  of  Grasselly  Public  School,  ClarksbuxB;  P  O.,  Auburn. 
Cbbstei  p.  Higby,  A.B.,  '08,  A.M.,  '09.  Buckncll  Univ. 

1908,  Teacher  of  History,  High  School,  50X  Coleman  Ave.,  Fairmont 
Gbobob  S.  Laidlky,  A.B. 

x88s,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  Charleston 
M.  P.  Sbawkzy,  A.B.   '94,  A.M..  '09,  Ohio  Wes.  Univ. 

State  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Charleston. 
Andkxw  F.  Sbkoyer. 

1907,   Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  Philippi. 
C  L.  Wilson,  A.B  ,  99.  A.M..  *o7,  Marietta  CoU. 

Prinapal  of  High  School;  633  Madison  Ave.,  Parkersburg. 

D.  W.  Working,  B.Sc  ,  88.  Kans.  St.  A/jri.  Coll.:  A.M.,  »o7,  Univ.  of  Denver. 
1907,   Superintendent  of  Agncultural  Extension  Work,  Morgantown. 

INSTlTirriONS 

1899    West  Virginia  UNivKRsrTY. 

President,  D.  B.  Porinton;  Librarian,  Lucy  E.  Fay,  Morgantown. 
Z900    Stats  Normal  School.  West  Liberty. 

Principal,  John  C.  Shaw,  West  Liberty. 
I90I     PUBLK  LdRARY,  WbeELINO. 

Superintendent,  Hervey  B.  Work,  Wheeling. 
X905    Dkpaiticent  of  Free  Schools. 

State  Superintendent  of  Free  Schoob,  M.  P.  Shawkey,  Charleston. 
1909    Marshall  College. 

President,  Lawrence  J.  Corbly,  Huntington. 

WISCONSIN 

LIFE  director 

1884    Lorenzo  Dow  Harvey,  Ph.D..  '9X,  Mihon  Coll. 

X903,   President  of  Stout  Institute,  103,  4th  Ave.,  W  ,  Menomonie. 

LIFE  members 

1884    John  Arthur  Aylward.  A.B.  '84,  B.L.,  '90,  Univ.  of  Wis. 
Vilas  Block,  Madison. 
Jazius  Harvlin  Carpenter,  A.M.,  '74,  Yale  Coll.,  LL.D.,  '76,  Univ  of  Wis 

Emeritus  Jackson  Profesaor  of  Law,  University  of  Wiscoo-jn,  3x5  ^K^aooniin  Ate., 
Madison. 
Lewis  Herbert  Clark. 

189a,   Professor  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School,  River  Falls. 
Philif  Eden,  Ph.B.,  '7a    Univ.  of  Wis. 

601  Pine  St.,  Platteville. 
John  Q.  Emery,  A.M.,  Beloit  Coll., 

X902,    State  Dairy  and  Food  Commissioner.  R.  F.  D.  No.  a,  Edgerton. 
Andrew  J.  Hittton. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  Wisconsin  Industrial  School  for  Boys,  Waukesha. 

Chabliw  H.  Nye. 

Viola. 
John  Barber  Parkinson,  A.B.,  '60.  A.M.,  '63,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1885,    Vice-President,  and  (1907)  Kmeritus  Professor  of  Constitutional  and  International 
Law,  University  of  Wisconsin,  5x6  Wisconsin  Ave.,  Madison. 
Samxtel  Shaw.  A.M..  '75.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Lawyer,  Crandon,  Forest  Co. 
Robert  Cu^son  Spencer. 

1863,   Founder  and  President  of  Spencerian  Business  College, Wisconsin  St.  and  Broadway 
Milwaukee. 
Joshua  Stark,  A.B.,  '48.  Union  Coll..  N.  Y. 

315  Farwell  Ave.,  Milwaukee. 
Isaac  Newton  Stewart,  B.Sc.,  '6a,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Formerly  Editor  of  "Milwaukee  Journal,"  731  North  St.,  Appleton. 
Charles  Frederick  Viebahn. 

Chairman  of  the  State  Board  of  E.xarainers.  703  Western  .\ve.,  Watertown. 
1891    John  Hull,  A.M.,  '76,  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

aoog  State  St.,  Milwaukee. 


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1887    Albest  Salisbusy,  Ph.D.,  Milton  Coll. 

1885,   President  of  State  NormAl  School,  Whitewater. 
189X    OkRROLL  Gardner  Pearse. 

1904,   Supointendent  of  Schools,  Gty  Hall,  Milwaukee. 
1899    M.  Vincent  O'Shea,  B.L.,  '9a.  Cornell  Univ. 

i8q5,    Professor  di  Education,  University  d  Wisconsin,  140  Langdon  St.,  Madison. 
Albert  Willis  Tressler,  A.B.,  'pi,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1900,  Inspcaor  of  Schools,  University  of  ^sconsin,  446  N.  Charter  St.,  Madison. 
1B93    William  George  Bruce. 

Editor  of  ** American  School  Board  Journal,"  447  Hanover  St.,  Milwaukee. 

1894  Richard  B.  Dudgeon,  A.B.,  '76,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1891 ,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  High  School  Bldg.,  Madiwn. 
.\bby  Lillian  Marlatt,  B.Sc,  "SS,  M.Sc,  '90,  State  Agri.  CoU.  Kans. 

1909,    Professor  of  Home  Economics,  University  of  Wisconsin,  Lathrop  Hall,  Madison. 

1895  Garlsn  L.  Bowuan. 

X904,   Principal  of  Dunn  County  Training  School  for  Teachers,  Wilson  Ave.,  and  3d  Sl, 
Menomonie. 
Silas  Y.  Gillan,  A.M.,  '87,  111.  Wes.  Univ. 

189a,   Editor  of  "Western  Teacher"  and  of  "American  Journal  of  Educatioa,"  141  Wis* 
consin  St.,  Milwaukee.  ■ 
Ellen  C.  Sabin,  A.M.,  '95,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1891,  President  of  Milwaukee-Downer  College,  Milwaukee. 

1896  Walter  Allen. 

1899,   First  Assbtant  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  933  Hackett  Ave.,  Milwaukee. 
W.  H.  Creever,  Pd.B.,  Pd.M.,  St.  Nor.  Coll.,  YpsilanU,  Mich. 

1899,  Vice-President  of  State  Normal  School  and  State  Institute  Conductor,  a 510  Sycamote 

St.,  Milwaukee. 
Kate  S.  Nelson. 

1884,   Principal  of  Webster  School,  5a4  Park  Ave.,  Janesville. 
George  C.  Shutts,  Ph.B. 

1901,  Acting  President,  and  Conductor  of  Institutes,  State  Normal  School,  605  Main  St., 

Whitewater. 

1897  C.  P.  Cary,  B.SCm  The  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1903,   State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Madiym 
FiV^NKLiN  E.  Converse,  B.L.,  '88,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1897,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  River  Road,  Bdoit. 
Ellen  C.  Lloyd -Tones. 

1887,   Associate  Principal  and  Proprietor  of  Hillside  Home  School,  wm«M» 
Jane  Lloyd  Jones. 

1S87,   Associate  Principal  and  Proprietor  of  Hillside  Home  School,  Hillside. 
Emma  J.  Luebke. 

1895,   Principal  of  loth  District  Primary  School  No.  4. 87a.  xofh  St.,  N.  W.  Sta.,  Mihrattkee. 
Charles  McKenny,  B.Sc.,  '81,  Mich.  Agri.  Coll.;  A.B.,  '89,  A.M.,  '9a.  Olivet  Coll. 

1900,  President  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  3444  Prairie  St.,  Milwa\ikee. 
E.  C.  Meland,  B.L.,  '89,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1895,   Principal  of  Windsor  Township  High  School,  De  Forest. 
James  A.  Merrill,  S.B.,  '93,  Harvard  Univ. 

1900,   Department  of  Science,  State  Normal  School,  1935  John  Ave.,  Superior. 
Richard  J.  CyHANLON,  G^ad.,  '93,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Oshkosh,  Wis. 

Principal  of  a  and  District  School,  a8th  and  Clarke  Sts.,  Milwaukee. 
Lorenzo  D.  Roberts,  Ph.B.,  '71.  Albion  Acad,  and  Nor.  Inst. 

x888.   County  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Main  St.,  Shawano. 
John  F.  Sims. 

1906,   President  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  937  Main  St.,  Stevens  Point. 

1897,   Librarian  of  Gleaner's  Library,  556  Public  Ave.,  Belott. 
Elmer  Warrkn  Walkfr. 

190a,   Superintendent  of  Wisconsin  State  School  for  the  Deaf,  Delavan. 
A.  W.  Weber,  Ph.B.,  'oi,  Ph.M.,  'oa,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1906,  Assistant  in  Education,  University  of  Wisconsin;  res.,  701  Langdon  St.,  Madison. 
William  Hill  Williams,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  Williams  Coll. 

1897,   Teacher  of  Mathematics,  State  Normal  School,  Platteville. 

1898  Fassett  a.  Cotton,  A.B.,  '02.  Butler  Univ.;  Ph.B.,  'oa,  Univ.  ot  Chicago;  LL.D.,  '05,  Franklin  ColL 

1909,    President  of  State  Normal  School,  La  Crosse. 
Adolphus  H.  Sage,  B.Sc.,  *86,  Cornell  Univ. 

i8q3.   Professor,  Physics,  State  Normal  School,  Oshkosh. 

1899  Wavland  Johnson  Chase,  A.B.,  '87,  .\.M.,  '89,  Brown  Univ. 

1908,   .Assistant  Professor  of  History,  University  of  Wisconsin;    res.,  141  Summit  Ave.. 
Madison. 
Edward  Charles  Elliott,  B.Sc.  '05.  A.M.,  '97.  Univ.  of  Ne'or.;  Ph.D.,  'os,  Columbia  Um*v. 

190Q,    Diredor.  Cour-ic  for  the  Traning  of  Teachers;  and  (1907^  Professor  of  Educatioa, 
University  of  Wisconsin;  res.,  aaa  N.  Hamilton  St.,  Madison. 
John  \.  Hagemann,  Ph.B.,  'qo.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1899,    Suixriniendcni  of  Schools  and  Principal  of  High  School,  Ft.  Atkinson. 


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WISCONSIN— CM/JiiMrf 

1899    BuKTON  E.  Nelson. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1715  W^sconain  St.,  Radne. 
XQOO    Mss.  Ida  Hood  Clask. 

1903,  Director  of  Manual  Traintnc,  Public  Schools,  City  Hall,  Milwaukee. 

RiCHASD  Cecil  Hughes,  A.B.,  '84,  A.M.,  '87,  D.D.,  '00,  Wooster  Univ. 

X901,  President  of  Ripon  College,  Ripon. 
FosTES  H.  Ikons,  Grad..  '90,  Teachers  Coll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

X903,   Director  of  Art  and  Manual  Training,  Public  Schools,  Superior. 
H.  F.  Leverenz. 

1899,  Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools,  3030  N.  8th  St..  Sheboygan. 
Alice  H.  Shultes. 

1886,  Supervisor  of  Practice,  State  Normal  School,  River  Falls. 
190Z    Fkank  M.  Jack,  A.M.,  '93,  Beloit  Coll. 

X906,  Institute  Conductor,  State  Nontaal  School.  River  Falls. 
190a    Mss.  Maey  Davison  Bkadvosd. 

Z909,   Principal  of  Training  Depaxtmoit,  State  Normal  School,  Whitewater. 
Maey  R.  Caicpbell. 

184.  zsth  St..  Milwaukee. 
Mis.  Frances  Elliott  Clask. 

X903,  Supervisor  of  Music,  Qty  Hall,  Milwaukee. 
William  Hensy  Hickok. 

X903.   Superintendent  of  Gty  Schools,  328  Edison  St.,  Antigo. 
JtTNiiTS  T.  Hoopes.  B.I^.  '9a.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1899,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  9x7,  7th  Ave.,  W.,  Ashland. 
H.  H.  Liebenbesg,  B.S&,  '97,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X9oa,  Priixdpal  of  Buffak)  County  Training  School,  Abna. 
John  W  Livingston. 

Ex-President  of  State  Normal  School;  res.,  167  Bailey  Ave..  Platteville. 
Willasd  Nathan  Parkes,  B.Sc.,  *po,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Manager,  The  Parker  Teachers'  Agency,  and  Editor  of  "Wisconsin  Journal  of  Educa- 
tion," 23  E.  Main  St.,  Madison. 
Howasd  Lafayette  Wiuion,  A.B..  '89.  Ind.  Univ.;  A.M.,  *oo.  Harvard  Univ. 

1909,   President,  State  Normal  School,  River  Falls. 
H.  S.  YotTKES.  B.Sc..  »94.  M.Sc.,  '98.  Univ.  of  WLs. 

X909,   Supervisor  of  Practice  Teaching,  State  Normal  School,  351  Jackson  St.,  Oshkosh. 
ioo}    Agne^  Otis  Bsigham. 

X003.   Direaor  in  Physical  Training,  State  Normal  School,  Platteville. 
Emma  M.  Cowles,  A.B.,  83,  Elmira  Coll.,  Ph.B..  '07.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

X895,   Professor  of  Mathematics.  Milwaukee-Downer  College,  Milwaukee. 
Elizabeth  R.  McCormtck. 

189 1,  Supervisor  of  Primary  Work,  and  Institute  Instructor  in  Primary  Methods;  Madison 

'    Vinnedge  M.  Russell. 

1903,    Director  of  Manual  Training,  State  Normal  School,  Platteville. 
Charles  H.  Sears,  Ph.D.,  '03.  Clark  Univ. 

X90X.  Teacher  of  Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School,  Milwaukee. 
Mausice  H.  Smai.l,  A.B.,  '87,  Colby  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '05,  Clark  Univ. 

X903,   Chairman  of  Department  of  Pedagogy,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  161  Franklin  Ave., 
I  Oshkosh. 

Silas  B.  Tobey. 

X905,  Superintendent  of  Qty  Schools,  6x3  E.  Jefferson  St.,  Wausau. 

1904  John  Callahan. 

X901,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  509,  xst  St.,  Menasha. 
Geosoe  a.  Chaioierlain,  A.B.,  '91.  Harvard  Univ. 

X903,    Principal  of  East  Di\'ision  High  School;  res.,  306  Lyon  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Waltes  C.  Hewttt.  Pd.B.,  'pi,  Pd.M..  '02.  Mich.  Nor.  Coll. 

1892,  State  Institute  Conductor,  409  Washington  St.,  Oshkosh. 
Geosge  Henry  Landoraf.  B.L.,  'pa.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X904,   Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1024  Cook  St.,  Marinette. 
Edgas  Stanley  Martin,  A.B.,  '98. 

X90X,    Principal  of  John  G.  McMynn  School,  720  Main  St.,  Racine. 
O.  J.  Schuster,  B.Sc,  Univ.  of  Wb. 

1903,   Sute  Institute  Conductor,  Normal  School,  Platteville. 
Otto  E.  Wieland.  A.B.,  '96.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1899,    Department  of  German,  High  School;  res.,  14 1  S.  13th  St.,  La  Croaae. 

1905  Edward  Monroe  Beeman,  B.L.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  1x7  Church  St.,  Neenah. 

Thomas  W.  Boyce. 

X894,   Principal  of  First  District  School;  res.,  840  Marshall  St.,  Milwaukee. 

William  C.  Bruce.  A.B.,  '01.  Marquette  Univ. 

With  the  "American  School  Board  Journal,"  447  Hanover  St.,  Milwaukee. 
George  Fred.  Buxton.  B.Sc.,   08.  Teachers  C^ll.,  Columbia  Univ. 

1905.  Director  of  Manual  Training  School.  Stout  Institute,  Menomonie. 

1908.   Supervisor  of  Primary  Work,  Public  Schools,   res.,  936  National  Ave.,  Milwaukee. 


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IOCS    Jos.  V.  Collins.  Ph.M.,  '70.  Ph.D.,  '86,  Univ.  of  Wooster. 

Teacher  of  Malhematica,  State  Normal  School;  res.,  a  17  Division  St.,  Stevens  Point. 
Robert  L.  Cooley. 

1903.  Principal  of  i6th  District  School  No.  1;  res.,  an,  17th  St.,  Milwaukee. 

EmiA  J.  Gakdker. 

1894,    Vtce-Prindpal  in  xath  District  School  No.  a;  res.,  676  A\llson  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Hesmann  Charles  Henderson,  A.B..  '95,  Univ.  of  Chicago:  A.M.,  '98,  Univ.  of  New  Brunswick. 

190a,   Teacher  of  Psvchology  and  Pedagogy,  State  Normal   School;  res.,  aaia  Sycamore 
St.,  Milwaukee. 
Albert  Ernest  Kagel. 

X904,  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Schools,  563  Scott  St.,  Milwaukee. 
John  A.  H.  Keith,  A.B.,  '99.  A.M.,  '00,  Harvard  Univ. 

1907,   President  of  State  N6rmal  School;  res.,  lao  Franklin  Ave.,  Oshkosh. 
William  E.  Maddock.  A.B..  '04.  Harvard  Univ. 

1905,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  1507,  14th  St.,  Superior. 
Matthew  N.  McIver,  Ph.B..  '93.  Beloit  CoU. 

X906,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  ia4  Frederick  Ave..  Oshkosh. 

William  H.  Sanders,  A.B.,  '95.  A.M..  '96,  Ind.  Univ. 

1909,   In  charge  of  Department  of  Observation  and  Practice,  State  Normal  School,  930 
.  Cass  St.,  La  Crosse. 
Frank  K.  Sechrist,  M.Sc,  Ph.D.,  '98,  Lafayette  Coll. 

1900,   Teacher  of  Rhetonc  and  Literature,   State  Normal  School;  res.,   934  Clark  St, 
Stevens  Point. 

F.  F.  Showers,  B.L.,  •93.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

President  of  Business  College,  1044  Clark  St..  Stevens  Point. 
John  Henry  Stautf.  A.B.,  W  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Gty  Public  Schools,  nth  and  Rawson  Aves..  South  Milwaukee. 

P.  J.  ZiMMERS. 

1904,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  168  English  Court.  Kenosha. 

1906  Thomas  Lloyd  Jones,  B.Sc.,  '96.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1909,   Superintendent  of  Schoob,  359  Sheboygan  St.,  Fond  du  Lac. 
Gerhard  Richard  Loner,  A.B.,  '03,  A.M.,  'o^.  McGill  Univ. 

1909,    Instructor,  Department  of  English,  University  of  Wisconsin,  Madison. 

G.  F.  Loomis.  A.B.,  '96,  A.M..  'oi.  Beloit  Coll. 

X9ois,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  jaa  West  Ave..  Waukesha. 
G.  J.  Roberts,  A.B..  '9a.  Penn  Coll.;  A.M.,  'ox,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Merrill. 
William  Lincoln  Rlthertord. 

1009,   Student  in  the  University  of  Wisconsin,  X13  N.  Charter  St..  Madison. 

1907  Lee  Bidgood,  A.B.,  '05,  A.M.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Va. 

X909,   Fdlow  in  Political  Economy,  University  of  Wisconsin,  Madison. 
EorrH  Smith  Davis,  A.M.,  '8a,  Litt.D.,  '07,  Lawrence  Univ. 

Director  of  Bureau  of  Scientific  Temperance  Investigation  and  Superintendent  of 
Scientific  Temperance  Instruction,  Woman's  Christian  Temperance  Union,  561, 
3d  St.,  Milwaukee 
John  Nicholas  Davis,  A.B.,  '97,  Mary%'ille,  Tenn.;  A.M.,  '06.  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1906,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  iao3  Clark  St.,  Stevens  Point. 
Edmund  D.  Denison,  A.B.,  *po»  Northwcsicm  Univ. 

1Q07,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Lake  Geneva. 

Max  Griebsch. 

1903,   Director  of  National  German- American  Teachers*  Seminary,   558-68  Broadway. 
Milwaukee. 
May  McKitrick,  B.L..  '99.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1908,  Assistant  Principal,  Technical  High  School,  aa3a  E.  49th  St.,  Clevdand,  Ohio; 

home  address,  Viroqua. 
Nellie  Minehan 

i8q3.   Vice-Principal  of  Seventh  District  School,    res.,  x66  Biddle  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Jennie  Cornelia  Smith. 

i8q5.    Principal  of  Oral  Day  School  for  the  Deaf,  xa34  S.  River  St..  Eau  Claire. 
igo8    Almon  W.  Burr.  A.B..   68.  A.M.,  '71.  Oberlin  Coll  ,  B.D.,  '75,  Andover  Sem 

1886,   Professor  of  Pedagogy,  Beloit  CoUegc,  res.,  74a  Church  St.,  Beloit. 

Adrian  H.  Cole,  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1907,  Principal,  Lincoln  Co.  Training  School,  315  Park  St.,  Merrill. 

MiRLAM  Elizabeth  Eastman,  A.B.,  '08.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1908,  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  South  Milwaukee  High  School;  res.,  North  Chicago  Ave., 

South  Milwaukee. 

Edith  I.  Harney,  Grad..  Thomas  Nor.  Tr.  .Sch. 

1903,   Supervibor  of  Mu^ic,  Suburbs  of  Milwaukee,  iia9  Cedar  St ,  Milwaukee. 
Geo.  B.  Hwerson.  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Superinten<icnt  of  Schools,  Monroe. 

August  S.  I.indemaw.  M.E..  '85.  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Member  uf  Board  of  Education,  a9ia  Higliiand  Boul.,  Milwaukee. 

George  M.  Murphy. 

igc7,   SuiK-rintcndent  of  Public  Schools,  Peshtigo. 


Wisconsinl         LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  235 

WISCONSIN— C«w/miierf 

1908  William  J.  MtrrcH,  Pb.D.,  96,  Yale  Univ. 

1907,   Professor  in  Philosophy  and  Education,  Ripon  College,  Ripon. 
William  T.  Stephens.  A.B.,  'o^.  A.M..  '06.  Indiana  Univ.;  A.M..  '07,  Harvard  Univ. 

X908,   Teacher  of  Peaagogy,  Sute  Normal  School,  Milwaukee. 
Lynn  B.  Shles. 

State  Agent  for  Ginn  &  Co.,  4x4  Camp  Building,  Milwaukee. 
Samuel  A.  Stivebs,  Ph.B.,  '05,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

X907,   Principal  of  Garfield  School.  233  Jones  St.,  Racine. 
William  J.  Sutherland,  Ph.B.,  '07,  Ph.M.,  '08,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1909,   President,  State  Normal  School,  Plafteville. 
Shasp  W.  Todd,  B.Sc.,  '09,  Urdv.  of  Wis. 

1899,   Agent  of  American  Book  Co.,  901  Summit  Ave.,  Milwaukee. 
Charles  R.  Van  Hbe,  B.M.E.,  »79.  B.S..  '80,  M.S.  'S2,  Ph.D.,  'oa,  Univ  of  Wis.;    LL.D.,  '03,  Univ. 
of  Chicago,  *04,  Yale  Univ.,  *o8.  Harvard  Univ.,  and  Williams  Coll.,  ^,  Dart- 
mouth Coll. 
President  of  University  of  Wisconsin.  733  Lai^on  St.,  Madison. 
Frederick  L.  WBrrNEV,  Ph.B.,  Ed.B.,  '06,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1906,  Dty  Superintendent,  Waupun. 
John  T.  Wilson,  A.B.,  Indiana  Univ. 

1907,  Superintendent  of  Schools,  3x8  Washington  St.,  Beaver  Dam. 
George  Alan  Works,  Ph.B..  '04,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

1905,    Principal  6i  Schools,  xaoi  3d  St.,  Menomonie. 

1909  Laitra  G.  Day.  , 

Director  of  Domestic  Sdmce  and  Art,  Stout  Institute,  1008  Eighth  St.,  Menomonie. 
James  Ozro  Encleman,  .\.B.,  '05,  Ind.  Univ.;  Grad.  Stud..  *o7  and  *o8,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

1909,   Head  of  Department  of  Education,  State  Normal  School,  1330  Vine  St.,  La  Crosse. 
J.  H.  Hamlin. 

1909,   Superintendent  ol  Lincoln  County  Schools,  30X  Park  St.,  MerrilL 
Ruth  C.  Holum,  A.B.,  '07,  Univ.  ol  Wis. 

1908,  Assistant  in  Linden  High  School,  De  Forest. 
C.  E.  Patzer. 

Supervisor,  Practice  Department,  State  Ncnmal  School,  Milwaukee. 
Charles  Frederick  Perry,  B.Sc.,  M.E. 

Director  of  Milwaukee  School  of  Trades,  156-58  Chaton  St.,  Milwaukee. 
Frank  Chapman  Sharp,  A.B.,  '87,  Amherst  Coll.;    Ph.D..  '02.  Berlin. 

1903,   Professor  of  Philosophy,  Univemity  of  Wisconsin,  47  Mendota  Court,  Madison. 
George  Wittich. 

X907,   Director  of  Physical  Training,  83a  Wall  St.,  Milwaukee. 

INSTITtrriONS 
LITE  members 

X884    Alumni  Association,  State  Normal  School  at  Milwaukee. 

President,  Charles  McKenny;  Librarian,  Delia  G.  Ovitz,  Milwaukee. 
ATHEN.SUM  Society  op  State  Normal  School  at  Platteville. 

Librarian,  Miss  B.  A.  Gardner,  Platteville. 
Beloit  City  School  Board. 

Superintendent,  F.  E.  Converse;  Clerk,  E.  C.  Hehn,  Beloit. 
Board  op  Education  op  the  Crrv  op  Janesville. 

President,  S.  B.  Buckmaster;  Clerk.  S.  C.  Bumhom,  Janesville. 
Board  or  Education.  La  Crosse. 

President,  William  Luening;    Superintendent,  John  P.   Bird,   High  School  Bldg.; 
La  Crosse. 
Board  of  Education,  Oshkosh. 

President,  Albert  E.  Krippene;  Qerk,  Daniel  Witzel,  Oshkosh. 
Board  op  Regents,  State  Normal  Schools. 

President.  Thomas  Morris,  La  Crosse;  Secretary,  William  Kittle,  Madison. 
Board  op  School  Directors^  Milwaukee. 

President,  C  has.  1..  Aarons,  300  Oakland  Ave.;  Secretary,  Frank  M.  Harbach,  City 
Hall,  Milwaukee. 
City  Superintendents'  and  Supervising  Principals'  Association  op  Wisconsin. 

President,  G.  W.  Schwartz,  Chippewa  Falls;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  E.  C.  Mdand, 
De  Forest. 
County  Teachers  Association  op  MawAUKEE  County. 

President.  E.  T.  Griffin,  469,  3d  -Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis;  Secretary,  T.  Oesan,  Lay- 
ton  Park. 
Milwaukee  Principals'  Association. 

President,  W.  I..  Smithyman,  i6th  District  School,  No.  a;   Secretary,  J.  J."  Finan, 
Sixth  District  Sch(x)l  No.  x.  Milwaukee. 
Philadelphian  Society  op  State  Normal  School  at  Platteville. 

President,  Grant  A.  German;   Secretary,  Gilbert  Brereton,  Platteville. 
Public  School  Teachers  op  Janesville. 

Superintendent,  H.  C.  Buell;  Secretary,  Lizzie  A.  Paterson,  Janesville. 
State  Historical  Society  op  Wisconsin. 

Secretary  and  Superintendent,  Reuben  G.  Thwaites,  Madison. 
State  Normal  School  at  Platteville. 

President,  John  W.  Livingston;  Librarian,  Miss  B.  A.  Gardner,  Platteville. 


336  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  [Wyomini 

WISCONSIX-C<Ni/MtM< 

1884    Wisconsin  Teachers*  Association. 

President,  John  Kelley,  Juneau;  Secretary,  Katherine  Williams.  Milwaukee. 

ACTIVX  MEMBERS 

X897    State  Normal  School,  Oshkosh. 

President,  John  A.  H.  Keith;  librarian,  Louise  F.  Encking.  Oshkosh. 
1898    Milwaokez  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  George  W.  Peckham,  Milwaukee. 
State  Normal  School,  WHrrEWATEji. 

'     President,  Albert  Salisbury,  Whitewater. 
1809    Lawrence  College.  ' 

President.  Samuel  Plantz;  Librarian,  Zelia  Smith,  Appleton. 
xgoo    SuPExiOR  State  Normal  School,  Library. 

President,  V.  £.  McCaskill;  Ubrarian,  Harriet  L.  Eaton,  Superior. 
190a    Beloit  College,  Library. 

President,  Edward  D.  Eaton;  Librarian,  James  A.  BlaisdcU,  Bdoit. 
RiPON  College,  Library. 

Dean.  F.  M.  Erickson;  Librarian.  Florence  C.  Hays,  Ripon. 
X903    Gilbert  M.  Simmons  Library,  Kenosha. 

President,  W.  W.  Strong;  Librarian,  Mrs.  Clara  P.  Barnes,  Kenosha. 
X905    Milwaukee  Teachers'  Association. 

President.  Mary  Hannan;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Henrietta  Utermark,  Milwaokee. 
University  of  Wisconsin.  Library. 

Librarian,  Walter  M.  Smith,  Madison. 
Z906    Keilocg  Public  Library. 

President  of  Board  of  Directors.  S.  D.  Hastings;  Librarian,  Deborah  B.  Mutis, 
Green  Bay. 
State  Normal  School.  River  Falls. 

President,  H.  L.  Wilson,  River  Falb. 
ipoQ    Superior  Pubuc  Library. 

Librarian,  Ethel  F.  McCoUough,  Superior. 

WYOMING 
active  members 

1894  EsTELLE  Reel,  B.Sc.,  *89,  Univ.  of  HI.  and  Univ.  of  Wyo. 

1898,   General  Superintendent  of  Indian  Schools;  address,  Room  8.  Pen«on  Bldg.,  Waib- 
ington,  D.  C. 

1895  Henry  Merz,  B.Sc.,  A.M.,  Blackburn  Univ. 

x8S8,   Professor  of  German  and  Social  Sdoice,  University  of  Wyoming,  ao7, 8th  St.,  Laramie. 
X903    Francb    Edmund    Matheny,    Ph.B.,  98,  Berea  Coll.;     Pd.M.,  '00,  Univ.  of  Wyo.;    KM.,  '041 
Univ.  of  Denver. 
Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  Casper. 
1904    Thomas  B.  McDonocgh,  A.B.,  '08,  Denver  Univ. 

190Q,    Superintendent  of  City  Schools.  Casper,  Wyo. 
X90S    Hadly  W.  Quaintance,  D.  C.  L.,  'oa,  Columbian  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '04,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

igo8,    Manager  of  The  Laramie  Boomerang,  Laramie. 
1906    A.  D.  Cook. 

1007,   State  Superintendent  U  Public  Instruction,  State  House,  Cheyenne. 
S.  S.  Stockwell,  M.Didac,  Ph.B..  '91.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

1905,    Superintendent  of  Schools,  aoai  Evans  St.,  Cheyenne. 

1908  Charles  O.  Mbrica,  A.M.,  LL.D. 

President  of  the  University  of  Wyoming,  Laramie. 
George  I.  Sellon. 

Superintendent  of  Schools,  Cumberland. 

1909  Myrtle  R.  Baird. 

Superintendent  of  Sweetwater  County  Schools,  Lock  Box  x66,  Rock  Springs. 
Andrew  Luscombe  Bramhall,  A.B.,  Eureka  Coll.;   A.M.,  Univ.  of  Wyo. 

1907,    Principal  of  High  School,  603.  ^th  St.,  Laramie. 
C.  K.  Buckle,  B.Sc..  'pS.  Rio  Grande  Coll.;  A.M.,  02.  Univ.  of  Wooster;  Ph.D.,  '04- 

Principal  and  Professor  of  Education,  State  Normal  School  I^raroie. 
Orise  L.  Carpenter. 

Teacher  in  Primary  Dept.,  Public  Schools,  Cambria;  P.  O.  Upton. 
Allie  Davb,  B.S.D..  Kirksville  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

1903,   Superintendent  of  Fremont  County  Schools,  Lander. 
J.  J.  Early,  A.B..  '01.  Ind.  Univ. 

Superintendent  of  City  Schools,  642  Gladstone  St.,  Sheridan. 
Jennie  S.  Hank,  B.Ped..  '03.  Univ.  of  Wyo. 

1909,    Teacher  in  Public  Schools,  ThermopoUs. 
Chari.es  H.  Kealear, 

Imiustrial  Teacher,  Arapahoe. 
Frank  W.  Lee. 

Superintendent  erf  Schools,  31a,  9th  St.,  Laramie. 

KATHR'i'N    McShANE. 

First  Primary  Teacher,  lender. 
Alice  M.  Sampson. 

1903,    Superintendent  of  County  Schools,  706  E.  17th  St.,  Cheyenne. 


Phaippme  lalands]   LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  237 

W^OlSmO— Continued 

i^oii    May  L.  Sambosn,  Senior,  Oshkosh  St.  Nor.  Sch. 

Private  School,  Hat  Ranch,  Mayoworth;  P.  O.  Buffalo. 
M.  E.  Shuck. 

Superintendent  d  Schools,  Rawlins. 
Mbs  M.  a.  Stoner,  B.Sc. 

Z907,   Dean  of  Women,  and  Professor  of  Home  Economics,  University  of  Wyoming,  Laramie. 

INSTrrUTION 

1897    Tbb  UmvsBSirY  or  Wyomxno. 

President,  Charles  O.  Merica;  Librarian,  Grace  Raymond  Hebord,  Laramie. 

ALASKA 

ACTIVE  MEliBES 

1895    Cassia  Patton. 

X906,  Teacher  dt  Thlingit  School,  Sitka. 
1904    A.  N.  Tbokpson.  Pd.B.,  '97,  Colo.  St.  Nor.  Sch.;  Ph.B.,  '00,  Colorado  Coll. 

1908,  Superintendent  of  Government  Schools,  S.  E.  Alaska,  Juneau. 

CUBA 

ACTTVE  MEMBER 

1904  RoGEK  L.  CoHANT,  A.B..  *Q5,  Columbia  Univ. 

1909,  Clerk,  United  States  Naval  Station,  Guantanama 
Sdcto  L6pez-Mikanda,  Ph.D.,  National  Univ.,  Cuba. 

X904,  Technical  Commissioner  of  Education  for  Cuba,  and  (1905)  Chief  of  Inspectors, 
Department  of  Public  Instruction,  and  (1907)  Assistant  Professor  of  Classical 
languages,  National  University;  res.,  1x7  ^Jiimas  St.,  Havaiia. 

HAWAH 

active  MEMWKKi^ 

1895    Azxix  M.  Felkes,  Grad.,  '84,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  San  Jos6.  Cal. 

190X.   Principal  of  Kaahumanu  School,  E.  Manoa  St.,  Honolulu. 
X900    Mbs.  Nina  L.  D.  Frasek. 

X900,  Principal  of  the  Kaiulani  School,  1804  College  St.,  Honolulu. 
Z903    Chakles  W.  Baldwin. 

1908,   Principal,  Kauluwela  School,  1508  Punahon  St.,  Honolulu. 
AxTRXTS  Floyd  Grifftths,  Ph.B.,  '97,  A.M.,  '99,  St.  Lawrence  Univ.;  A.B.,  '99,  Harvard  Univ. 

looa.   President  of  Oahu  College.  Honolulu. 

1905  Pebley  Leonard  Hortve,  A.B.,  '9a,  A.M.,  '94,  Harvard  Univ. 

X904,   President  of  Kamehameha  Schools,  Honolulu. 
1907,    Stanley  Livinoston,  A.B.,  'oa  Oberlin,  '07,  Teachers'  CoU. 

X902.   Teacher  bf  Mathematics  and  Music,  Kamehameha  Schoob,  Honolulu. 
Albert  Pabsons,  B.Sc..  *03,  Mass.  Agri.  Coll. 

lastructor  in  Agriculture  and  in  charge  of  Agricultural    Department,    Kamehameha 
Schools,  Honolulu. 
7908    Isaac  M.  Cox,  A.B.  '8a,  Haverford  Coll. 

1908,   Inspector  of  Schools,  Department  of  PuUic  Instruction,  Honolulu. 
Vaughan  McCaughey,  B.S.A.,  '08,  Cornell  Univ. 

1908,   Vice-Prindpal,  Territorial  Normal  School,  Honolulu. 
Edgar  Wood.  A.B.  '94,  Cornell  Univ.:  A.M.  '97,  Mt.  Allison. 
1897,   Principal,  Honc^ulu  Normal  School,  Honolulu 

PANAMA 

ACTIVE  MEMBER 

1908  Frank  A.  Gause,  A.B..  '04.  Ind.  Univ. 

X909,   Superintendent  of  Canal  Zone  Schools,  Ancon. 

PHILIPPINE  ISLANDS 

ACTTVE  MEMBERS 

X899     Henry  S.  Townsend,  A.B.,  '80,  A.M.,  '83,  Univ.  of  Des  Moines. 

190X,  Division  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  of  the  Division  of  Tayabas,  Lucena, 
Tayabas. 

1904  A.  W.  Cain,  A.B.,  *oo,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

X907,   Supervisor  of  Schools,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 
LeRoy  R.  Sawyer,  A.B.,  '00.  Dartmouth  Coll. 

X90S,   Supervisor  of  Schcwls,  Dagupan,  Pangasinom. 

1905  Charles  E.  Wright,  B.Sc.,  '00,  A.M.,  '04,  Grove  City  Coll. 

Division  Supeqntenclent  of  Schools,  Dumaguete,  Oriental  Negros. 

1906  William  F.  Montavon.  A.B..  '08.  Notre  Dame  Univ. 

1906,    Division  Superintendent  of  Schoob,  San  Fernando,  La  Union. 

1907  G.  N.  Anderson. 

Division  Superintendent  of  Schools,  San  Fernando,  Pampanga. 

1909  David  G.  Gunnell. 

Principal  of  Bulacan  High  School,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 
W.  W.  Rodwell,  A.B.,  '93.  Drake  Univ. 

Division  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Pagsanjan,  La  Laguna;  present  address,  R.  D. 
I,  Vancouver,  Wash. 


238  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  (Caii«k 

PORTO  RICO 

AC7IVK  MEMBEU 

X898    Edwin  Grant  Dexter,  B.Pd.,  '91,  A.M.,  '9a,  Brown  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  '99,  Columbia  Univ. 

Commissioner  of  Education  for  Porto  Rico,  Forteleza  a,  San  Juan. 
Z901    Ralph  Stillman  Garwood,  A.B.,  '93.  Univ.  of  Mich. 

1908,  General  Superintendent  d  Schools,  Department  of  Education.  San  Juan. 
Enrique  C.  Hernandez,  A.M.,  '89,  Univ.  of  Madrid. 

1908,   Secretary  of  Department  of  Education,  San  Juan. 
190a    Frank  Dickinson  Haddock.  A.B.,  '00,  Olivet  Coll. 

1908,   Assistant  Commissioner  of  Education,  DepRrtment  of  Education,  San  Juan. 
1906    Francisco  Rodriguez  Ijopez. 

1908,   Supervising  Principal  of  Public  Schools,  Gusidia  St.  Guayanilla. 

DcsTrrtrrioN 
z9oa    Depaxtuent  op  Education  op  Porto  Rico. 

Commissioner,  Edwin  Grant  Dexter,  Assistant  Commiaaioncr.  Frank  D.  HaddodL. 
San  Juan. 

ARGENTINE  REPUBUC 

active  member 
Ernesto  Nelson. 

zgoS,   Museo  de  Educacion,  Buenos  Aires. 

INSTfTUTlON 

X907    Library  op  tbb  National  Board  op  Education.  Boenos  Aires. 
Rodriguez  Pefla  950,  Buenos  Aires. 

Australia 

ACTrVE  MEMBERS 

X90X    Elias  John  Forbes. 

189a,   Manager  of  Australian  Branch,  G.  &  C  Merriam  Co.,  8  Spring  St,  Sydney,  New 
South  Wales. 
X903    Walter  Beavis. 

Senior  Inspector  of  Schools,  54  Watt  St.,  Newcastle.  New  South  Wales. 
Archibald  Daniel  McKenzie. 

Inspector  of  Schools,  Department  of    Public  Instruction,  "Mascotte,"  South  St. 
Marrickville.  New  South  Wales. 
Frank  Tate. 

Director  of  Education,  Education  Department,  Victoria. 
Thomas  Walker. 

1898,  Inspector  of  Schools  of  New  South  Wales.  "Marathon."  Livingstone  Road,  Mar- 
rickville, New  South  Wales. 
Alpred  Williams. 

X905,  Director  of  Education,  Education  Department,  Adelaide,  South  Austzalia. 

BRAZIL 
active  member 

190a    Horace  M.  Lane,  M.D..  '78,  Univ.  of  Mo.;   LL.D..  *oa.  N.  Y.  Univ. 

189a,   President  of  Mackenzie  College.  CoQSola£&6,  aa4  S.  Paulo. 

CANADA 

LIPE   member  * 

1891     Mrs.  Mary  J.  B.  Wylie. 

Deer  Park,  Toronto,  Ontario. 

active  members 
1890    James  L.  Hughes. 

1874,   Chief  Inspector  of  Schools.  58  Henry  St..  Toronto.  , 

189X    Samuel  Bower  Sinclair,  A.M..  '93,  Univ.  of  Toronto:  Ph.D.,  *oi,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

XQ08,    Head  of  the  Schoolfor  Teachers,  Macdonald  College,  P.  O.,  Quebec. 
1894    Mrs.  Ada  M.  Hughes. 

Qty.  Hall,  Toronto.  Ontario. 
George  Herbert  Locke,  A.B.,  '93,  A.M.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Toronto. 

1908,    Chief  Librarian  of  the  PuUic  Reference  library  of  the  City  of  Toronto. 
190a    Arthur  E.  Hearn,  A.B.,  '98.  Univ.  of  Manitoba. 

1903.   Principal  of  Aberdeen  School;  res.,  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  Pcntage  Ave.,  Winnipeg.  Maa 
Alex.  McKay.  • 

1883.   Super\isor  of  Schools,  P.  O.  Box  84.  Halifax,  Dartmouth,  Nova  Scotia. 
1903    Thomas  Allardyce  Brough.  A.B.,  Queen's  Univ..  Kington,  Can. 

190S,    Instructor  in  English,  Vancouver  High  School;  res.,  1351  Broadway,  W.,  Vanowver, 
B.C. 
1906     Daniel  McI.vtyre,  A.B.,  *86,  A.M.,  '93,  Univ.  of  Manitoba. 

1885,    Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  School  Board  Offices,  Winnipeg. 
James  Collins  Miller,  B.Sc..  '07,  Throop  Poly.  Inst. 

1907,    Instructor,  Provincial  Normal  School;  Box  487,  Calgary,  Alberta. 


Japea]  LIFE,  ACTIVE,  AND  CORRESPONDING  MEMBERS  239 

CANADA--C04i/«mierf 

Z907     H.  T.  J.  COUOKAN. 

Associate  ProfesBor  of  Education.  University  dt  Toronto,  Toronto,  Ontario. 
Hklxn  MacMuschy,  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Toronto. 

Special  Commissioner  for  the  Feeble-Minded  in  Ontario,  133  Dloor  St.,  E.,  Toronto, 
Ontario. 

S.   N.   ROBUTSON. 

Principal,  Prince  of  Wales  G)llege,  Charlottetown,  P.  E.  I. 
Abtbuk  MSLvnXB  Scorr,  A.B.,  '96,  Univ.  of  Toronto;  Ph.D.,  '98,  Gdttingen. 

1Q06,   Superintendent  of  Schools,  739,  xyth  Ave.,  West,  Calgary,  Alberta. 

X908   John  Seatb. 

Superintendent  of  Education.  Province  of  Ontario.  Toronto. 

X909    A.  H.  MacKay,  LL.D..  F.R.S.C. 

Superintendent  of  Education,  Province  of  Nova  Scotia,  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia. 

•  IMSTTTUTIOMS 

X903    DzPASTMZMT  07  Education  of  Nova  Scotia. 

Superintendent,  A.  H.  MacKay,  Education  Office,  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia. 
EDUCATioif  Depasticent  07  Ontasio,  Library. 

Historiographer,  J.  George  Hodgins;  Librarian,  Henry  R.  Alley,  Toronto,  Ontario. 

1903  PxovxNCXAL  Normal  College,  Truro,  Nova  Stotia. 

Principal,  David  Soloan,  Truro,  Nova  Scotia. 
1008    The  Macdokald  iNSTrrurs. 

Librarian.  Edith  C.  Dwight,  Guelph,  Ontario. 

CHILE 

active  mehber 

1907    Dasio  E.  Salas,  Ph.B.,  *o5,  Univ.  of  Chile;  Pd.D.,  '07.  New  York  Univ. 

1905,  Professor  in  Normal  School;  res.,  1547  San  Di^o  St.,  Santiago. 

DISTITUTION 

Z901    LnsAXY  ov  Congress  of  Chile. 

Librarian,  Adolph  Labatut,  Santiago. 

CHINA  • 

ACTIVE  UElfBER 

1904  L.  H.  BoLENG.  Grad.,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  River  Falls,  Wis. 

X909,   Teacher  of  Physics,  Chentu  High  School;   Choxtu,  Province  of  Szechuen. 

ENGLAND 

ACTIVE  MEICBERS 

190Z    Alice  Ravenbill. 

Educational  Department,  W.  R.  C.  C,  Yorkshire;  res.,  a6  Gunterstonc  Road,  Barons 
Court,  London,  W. 
z9oa    Joseph  Robert  Heape,  J.P. 

X903>  Vice-Chairman,  Educational  Committee,  Chairman  of  Technical  School  Sub-Com- 
mittee, Glebe  House,  Rochdale. 
1906    Alice  Woods,  Grad.,  Girton  Coll.,  England 
''rincipal  of  The  Maria 
Brondeabury,  London, 

INSTITUTIONS 

X903    Free  Public  Library,  Manchester. 

Librarian,  Charles  W.  Sutton,  Reference  Library,  King  St.,  Manchester. 
X908    The  CoMKirrEE  op  Educational  Enquiry  and  Research,  University  College,  Bristol. 

Chairman,  T.  S.  Foster,  University  College,  Bristol,  England. 
UNivERSTtY  OP  London,  Library. 

Librarian,  Reginald  A.  Rye,  South  Kensington,  London,  S.  W. 

HUNGARY 

ACTIVE  MEliBER 

X893    BiLA  KRicsY,  State  Secondary  School  Teacher's  Diploma,  *8x;  Ph.D.,  '09,  Royal  Udiv.  of  Hungary. 
Professor  of  the  Royal  State  Superior  Real  School,  6th  District  at  Budapest,  VI 
Bulyovszky  u-a6,  Budapest. 

JAPAN 

ACTIVE  IfElfBERS 

X900    I.  Tanaka. 

Librarian,  Imperial  Library  of  Japan,  Uyeno  Park,  Tokyo. 
1909    Ida  L.  Shannon,  B.Sc,  Tenn.  Female  Coll. 

X904,  Hiroshima  Girb'  School.  Kami  Nagari  Kawa  Cho,  Hiroshima. 

instttution 
X906    Yamaguchi  Public  Library. 

Librarian,  T.  Sano,  Yamaguchi. 


893.   Principal  of  The  Maria  Grey  Training  College;    3  N.  Mansions,  Burton  Road, 
~  '      "     ,  N.  W. 


240  NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION  f Wales 

MEXICO 

ACnVX  IfEMBESS 

1904  L.  A.  OsTXEN,  LL.B.,  '97,  Univ.  of  Ala.;  Ph.B.,  'oi,  and  A.M.,  '05,  IlL  Wes.  Univ. 

Mapastepec,  Chiapas. 
X905    GuiLLESMO  A.  Shcrwell.  Prof,  de  Instrucci6n  Puhlica,  Escuela  Normal.  Jalapa,  1901. 
X904,   Teacher  of  Spanish  Literature,  Coi^o  Preparatorio,  Jalapa,  Vera  Cruz. 

1906  Edrique  Herrera  Moreno.  M.D..  '85.  Coll.  of  City  of  Mexico. 

190 1,    Director  of  Preparatory  College  of  Jalapa,  4  Zamoras  St«  P.  O.  Box  55.  Jalapa, 
Vera  Cnw. 

1907  Juan  Leon. 

1909.   Director  of  Escuela  Nadooal  Primaxia  Ifidustrial,  la  Aztecas  No.  i,  Mexico  D.  F. 

Guy  C.  Wilson,  Pd.B. 

Principal  of  Juarez  State  Academy,  Cokmia  Juarez,  Chihuahua. 

NEW  ZEALAND 

ACTIVE  MEMBER 

1906  Thomas  Reid  Fleming.  A.M..  LL.B.- 

X906,   Chief  Inspector  of  Schools,  Education  Board,  Wellingtoii. 
William  Gray,  A.M..  B.Sc. 

Principal  of  Trainins  College,  Wellington. 

Georgs  Leighton  Stewart. 

Secretary  of  Education  Board,  Wellington. 

INSTfrOTlON 

1905  PuBUC  Library,  Wellington. 

Librarian,  Herbert  Bailiie,  Wellington. 

PERU 

ArriVE   MEMBER 

X907    Hauy  Erwin  Bard.  A.B..  '94.  A.M..  '98,  Wabash  Coll.;  A.M.,  '07.  Columbia  UniT. 
Lima,  Peru. 

RUSSIA 
active  member 

1907  Paul  Mijuef.  ... 

1903,   Lecturer  at  Naval  College;   Librarian  of  Technological  Institute,  St.  Petersbuiig. 

SCOTLAND 

ACTIVE   MEMBER 

X907    Alex.  Morgan.  M.A..  D.Sc.  EdinburKh  Univ. 

190 J,  Principal,  Provincial  Training  Coll.,  i  Midmar  Gardens,  Edinburgh. 

SWEDEN 

ACTIVE   members 

X904    Mats  Dalborg. 

1909,   Director  of  Reformatory  Home  for  Boys,  47  SOdermaxmag,  Stockholm. 
Anna  H.  J.  Danielsson,  Grad.,  88,  Roval  Nor.  Coll.,  Stockhohn. 
1903,   Principal  of  GirU'  High  School,  Kalmar. 

1907  Anna  H.  M.  Kruse,  Grad.,  '81,  Royal  Train.  Coll-  for  Teachers,  Stockholm. 

X90I,    Principal  of  the  Brummer  School,  18  Johannesgatan.  Stockholm. 

1908  Matilda  Widegren. 

X904,   Principal  of  the  State  Nofraal  School  for  Girls,  Srevtureg  51,  Stockholm. 

SWITZERLAND 

ACTIVE   MEMBER 

1 90s    Charles  Solikowski.  M.E..  '03,  Lw6w.  Galicia,  Austria. 
Place  gare  38,  Fribourg. 

TURKEY 

ACTIVE    member 

1008    Hattie  L.  Kale.  .....  ^      ,.,      ^  .,x  ^  .      , 

Bible  House,  care  of  W .  W.  Pect  (na  London  open  mail),  Constantmople. 

WALES 

institution 

active  member 

1000    Cardiep  Public  I.ini^ARiFS. 

Librarian,  Harry  Farr,  Central  Library,  Cardift. 


INDEX  TO  LIST  OF 

LIFE  DIRECTORS,  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


[The  names  of  Life  Directors  and  Life  Members  are  printed  in  ifaiia.] 


Aasvcd,  Mina  H.,  S.  D.,  'oi 
Abbot.  F.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Abbott,  Allan,  N.  Y.  '03 
Abbott,  Frances  H.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Ablwtt,  L.  R.,  Mich.,  '00 
Abl>ott,  Luther  J.,  Okla.,  '09 
AI)bott,  Osmer,  Cal-,  '99 
Abbott,  Winthrop  P.,  Vt-,  '03 
Abell,  Edward.  L.,  Mich.,  '08 
Abcr,  William  M.,  Mont,,  '03 
Abcrcrombie,  J.  W.,  Ala.,  *oo 
Aberdeen  North,  Nor.  &  Indus. 

Sch.,  S.  D.,  '08 
Abrams.  AUred  W.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Ackerman,  J.  H.,  Ore.,  '95 
Adams  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mass.,  '01 
Adams,  J.  S.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Adams,  James  H.,  Colo.,  '09 
Adams,  L.  A.,  Colo.,  '09 
Adams.  Mra.  M.  Z.,  Cal..'96 
Adams,  O.  H.,  N.  H..   '03 
Adams,  Robt.  T..  Pa.,  '06 
Adams,  Romanzo,  Nev.,  '08 
Adams,  Wm.  C.  T.,  Kans.,  '09 
Addams,  Jane,  111.,  '08 
Addicott,  J.  E..  Cal.,  '09 
Adce,  J.  N.,  Minn.,  ^os 
Adelbert   College,    Western    Re- 
serve University,  Ohio,  '04 
Adelphi  College,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Adrian  College,  Mich.,   '00 
Aery,  Wm.  Athony,  Va.,  '08 
Affleck.  G.  B.,  Miiss.,  '04 
Agard.  I.  M..Tex.,  '99 
Agricultural  Coll.,  Ala.,  '091 
Agricultural  Coll.,  Conn.,  '99 
Agricultural  Coll.,  Kans.,  '97 
Agricultural  Coll.,  Mas-*.,    '07 
Agricultural  Coll.,  Mich.,  'oa 
.Agricultural  Coll.,  Minn.,  'oa 
.Agricultural  Coll.,  Miss.,  'oa 
.Agricultural  Coll.,  N.  H..  '02 
Agricultural  Coll.,  N.  M.,  '02 
Agricultural  Coll.,  N.  C,  '04 
Agricultural  Coll.,  N.  D..  'oS 
Agricultural  Coll.,  R.  I.,  '03 
Agricultural  Coll.,  S.  D.,  'o7 
Agricultural  Coll.,  Utah,  'oa 
Agricultural  Sch.,  ist  Dist.,  Ala., 

'08 
Ahem,  Mary  E.,  III.,  '96 
Ahrens,  August,  Mo.,  '07 
Aiken,  W.  E.,  Mass.,  'o* 
Aiken,  Walter  H.,  Ohio,  '01 
Aikins,  H.  Austin.  Ohio,  'o3 
Aiton,  Geo.  B.,  Minn..  '04 
A.  K.  Smiley  Pub.  Ub'y,  Cal.,  '07 
Ala.  Girls'   Indust.  School,  '03 
•Ala.  Polytech.  Institute,  '97 
Ala.  St.  Nor.  College,  '01 
Alameda  Pub.  Lib'y,  Cal.,  '04 
Alan,  J.  S..  Ohio,  '08 
Alberson,  Jessie  A..  Ohio,  'o  i 
Albert,  C.  J.,  111.,  '96 
Albro,  S.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '9S 
Alcorn.  T.  M.AVash..  '06 
Alden,  Amelia  D.,  N.  Y..  '96 
Alderman,  E.  A.,  Va.,  '94 
Aldinger,  A.  K.,  N.  Y.,  'oo 
Aldrich,  lAura  £.,  Ohio,  '05 


Aldrich,  M.  A.,  La.,  '03 
Aldrich,  Willard  C,  Md.,  '03 
Aldrich,  William,  la.,  '04 
Aldrich,  William  S.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Aldridge,  Vincent,  N.  Y.,  '91 
Alexander,  Birdie,  Tex.,   '09 
Alexander,  Carter,  Mo.,  '08 
Alexander,  Georeia  A.,  Ind.,  '03 
Alexander,  O.  C,  Iowa,   '08 
Alcy,  Robert  J.,  Ind.,  '03 
Alger,  John  L,  R.  I..  '98 
Alleman,  John  H.,  Pa.,  '06 
AUcman,  L.  J.,  La.,  '05 
Alleman,  S.  A..  La.,  'oifi 
Allen,  B.  F.,  Mo,,  '02 
AUcn,  Ira  W..  lU.,  '70 
Allen,  John  H  .,  Cal.,  '07 
AlIen,J.  H..C0I0.,  '06 
Allen,  Lucy  Branch.  N.  Y.,  '08 
Alien,  Lyman  R.,  Vt.,  '99 
Allen,  P.  A.,  Ind..  '07 
Allen,  Walter,  Wis.,  '96 
Allen,  Willettc  A.,  Ga.,  '08 
Allen,  Wm.  C,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Allcnsworth,  Allen.  Cal.,  '9a 
AUeshouse,  \.  C.  Ohio.  '05 
Alley,  Frank  S.,  Ohio,  '96 
Alley,  John,  Okb.,  '09 
Allgood,  R.  v.,  Ala.,  '98 
Allin,  R.  H.,  111.,  '97 
Allison,  James  L.,  Pa.,  '06 
Allison,  R.  H..  Ohio,    08 
Allison,  William,  Utah,  '01 
Almy,  Frank  Fm  Iowa,  '07 
Alsup,  Frank  E.,  Okla.,  '08 
Alioona  Mech.  Lib'y,  Pa.,  '99 
Al.  Asso.  N.  Y.  Tr.  Sch.,  N.  Y., 

'OS 
Al.  Asso.,  Milwaukee,  Wis..  '84 
Ambrose,  F.  M.,  N,  Y.,  '09 
Ambrose,  H.  T..  N.  Y.,  '9s 
Ambrose,  Lucy  D.,  Ohio,  03 
Amen,  Harlan  P.,  N.  H.,  '03 
Ament,  Jas.  E.,  Pa.,  '06 
American,  Clara,  N.  Y.,  '03 
American,  Sadie,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Ames,  Chas.  H.,  Mass.,  '96 
Amherst  Coll.  Lib'y,  Mass.,  '97 
Amidon,  L.  E.,  Mich..  *o3 
Ammerman,  Chas.,  Mo.,  '07 
Amstutz.  Peter  D..  K.ins.,  '01 
Anderson.  A.  S..  111..  '08 
Anderson,  G.  N.,  Phil.  Is.,  '07 
AndLTs.m,  W.  D.,  N.  Y.,  'oo 
Andep«)n.  Willis,  N.  Y.,   '08 
Andover  Thco.  Scm..  Mass.,  'oa 
Andress,  W.  R.,  Miih..  'oS 
Andrew,  J.  C.  S.,  .M.iss.,  '03 
Andrew,  M.  F.,  Ohio,  '02 
Andrew,  Wm.  W.,  R.  I.,  '08 
Andrews,  Benj.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Andrews,  E.  Benj.,  Ncbr.,  *(/>) 
Andrews,  E.  C.  Conn.,  'o^ 
Andrews,  Mrs.  F.  F..  .M.i>>,.,  '03 
Andrews,  F.  E..  Ind..  '06 
Andrews,  J"hn  H..  Okla.,  'o^ 
Andrews,  Samuel,  Pa.,  'oa 
Angel.  W.  H.,  Ohio.  bS 
Ansman.  Ju^tina  M..  Ohio.  'o3 
Ansonia  Library,  Conn.,  '03 

241 


Anthony,  Alfred  W.,  Maine,  '03 
Anthony.   John   C,    Mass.,    '09 
Antony,  Hugo  J.,  Ohio,  '06 
Appleby,  F.  T..  Ala..  '05 
Appleton,  W.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Arbaugh,  Wm.  B.,  Mich.,  '03 
Arbury.  F.  W.,  Mich.,  '95 
Arbury,  Howard  W.,   Mmn.,  '08 
Archibald,  W.  E..  Utah,  '07 
Arey,  Ralph  E.,  Maine,  '09 
Arganbright,  Chas.  A.,  Ohio,  '07 
Arizona  Nor.  Sch.,  Tempe,  'oi 
Armentrout,   O.  E.,   W.  Va.,  '09 
Armour  Inst,  of  Tech.,  III.,  '00 
Armstrong,  Chas.   A.,   Ohio,   '04 
Armstrong,  Geo.  P..  Mass.,  '96 
Armstrong,  G.  W.,  Mo., '98 
Armstrong,  James  £.,  111.,  'ox 
Armstrong,  John  J.,  Pa.,  '08 
Armstrong,  R.  A.,  W.  Va.,  '94 
Armstrong,  Robert,  Cal.,  '00 
Armstrong,  Wm.  D.,  III.,  '05 
Arnold,  E.  H.,  Conn.,  '96 
Arnold,  L.  V..  N.  Y.,  '09 
Arnold,  Melville  A.,  Mass.,  '03  . 
Arnold,  Mott  H.,  Cal.,  '95 
Arnold,  Sarah  L..  Mass.,  '95 
Amott,  Charles,  Ncbr.,  '05 
Arps,  Geo.  F.,  Ind.,  '09 
Arrowsraith,  Robt.,  N.  Y..  '07 
Arrowsmith,  S.  V..  N.  J..  '98 
Asay,  Julia  A..  N.  J..  '05 
Ashbaugh,  Z.  R.,  Mo.,  '09 
Ashley.  Blanche  M.,  Ohio,  '08 
Ashmore,  Otis,  Ga.,  '94 
AspinwaU,  Wm.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Asplund,  Rupert  F.,  N.  M.,  '03 
Asscnheimer,  F.  E.,  Ohio,  '01 
Assumption  Parish  Tchrs.  Assoc, 

La..  '06 
Aswell,  James  B.,  La.,  '03 
Ath^naum  Soru-ty.  Wis.,  '84 
Athcrton,  Lnrcn  G  ,    Ncbr.,  '09 
Atkinson,  C.  F.,  111.,  '04 
Atkin.son,  Cli.is.  P.,  Ala.,  '05 
Atkinson,  Francis  B.,  111.  '04 
Atkinson.  Fred  W.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Atlanta  Univ.,  Ga.,  '95 
Atlantic   City   Free   Pub.   Lib'y, 

N.  J.,  '04 
Attebcry,  W.  H.,  Tex.,  »o4 
Atwatcr,  Ellen  B.,  Mo.,  '08 
At  well,  F.  G.,  Mas.s.,  '03 
Alwcll,  W.  B..  N.  H.,  '08 
Au,  I/..la  M..  X.  Y..  'o'v 
AuK*>l)urg  Seminary,  Minn.,  '09 
Austin,  L.  T.,  III.,  *oi 
Austin,  Frederick  P.,  Colo.,  '03 
Austin,  HcrlK-rt    E.,  N.    C,   '03 
Austin.  Isabella.  Wash.,  '01 
Austin,  Xi'Uic,  Mich.,  '03 
Avery,  A.  II.,  Iowa,  '96 
Avery,  Lewis  B.,  Cal.,  'gs 
Avery,  R.uhfl  F.,  Pa., '79 
Avery,  S,imucl,  Neb.,   '09 
Axline,  G.  A..  Idaho.  *o6 
Axline,  H.  E.,  Ohio,  *oa 
Axtrll.  U.  F..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Aylwar.l,  John  A.,  Wis.,*fU 
Ayrcs,  Brown,  Tenn.,  '04 


242 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Ayrcs,  Geo.  F.,  Mo.,  '04 
Ayrcs,   Leonard    P.,   N.  Y.,    '09 
Babb,  George  H.,  Mitine,  '03 
Baber,  Zonia.  IlL.  '05 
Bach,   Fred   L.,   Pa.,   '08 
Bache,  Joseph  A.,  111..   '09 
Bachman.  Frank  P.,  Ohio,  '01 
Bacon,  Carl  £.,  Mass.,  '97 
Bacon,  LxiuU  A.,  Ind.,  '03 
Bacon,  Paul  V.,  111.,  '9? 
Badanes,  Saul,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Bader,  John  H.,  Va.,  '94 
Badger.  Hamilton  C..  Idaho,  '08 

Bigley,  Wm.  C,  HL,    ot 
Bagnall,  ¥\  A.,  Mas«.,  'qt 
Bailo.  Mrs*  Bessie  B  ,  T«.,  '03 
HiillFy,  Chaj.  H.,  loiran  ^04 
Bailty,  Harold  C,  Nc^  ,   08 
B.-iIley,  Henry  T.,  Ma-Hi.,  '©S 
Biiky.  WikerJ  .  CaJ    'flS 
iJaitey,  W.  F.,  Wa^.,  ^oj 
Bainl  Arthur  C..  Pa,.  '07 
Baird,  tUla  M    R.,  Ohb,  ^08 
Baird,  Mantarrt.  N.  J  .  '07 
Baird,  Myrtk  k  .  \fvo.,  '09 
Biilielesi,  p.  H-K  Pa-.  'e« 
Baker  Univ.  Lib'y,  Kam..  '03 
Baker.  AiaC,  M.l>.  , '^j 
Bilker,  Elwyn  E.^  Ci^n.^  ^09 
Baker,  Mrs.  E.  M.,  Mo.,  '09 
Baker,  Franklin  T..  N.  Y..  '06 
Baker,  Harris  W..  Mass.,  '06 
Baker,  las.  H.,  Colo.,  '84 
Baker,  Leonard  T..  S.  C,  '03 
Baker,  Louise,  Ohio,  '09 
Baker,  Naaman  R.,  Ala.,  '08 
Baker,  O.  M.,  Mass.,  '02 
Baker,  Oscar  R.,  Ind.,  ^02 
Baker,  Ross  A.,  Kans.,  '07 
Baker.  S.  S.,  Pa.,  »o6 
Baker,  Thos.  O.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Baker,  Thos.  S.,  Md.,  '08 
Balcom,  A.  G^  N.  J.,  '98 
Balcomb,  E.  E.,  R.  I.,  '05 
Baldwin.  Bird  T..  Pa..  '06 
Baldwin,  Chas.   W.,   Hawaii.  '03 
Baldwin,  Fred  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Baldwin,  H.  J.,  Cal., '09 
Baldwin   (\L    W.)   Sch.,    Phila., 

Pa..  '05 
Baldwin.  R.  L.,  Conn.,  '01 
Baldwin,  Wm.  A.,  Mass.,  '99 
Baldwin,  Wm.  H.,  U.  C.  '08 
Balentine,  Wm.  L.,  Pa.,  'og 
Ball,  Elizabeth  M..  N.  Y.,  '06 
Ball,  Emily.  Ohio.  '03 
Ball,  Frank  H.,  Ohio.  '97 
Ball.  Miss  Lew  A.,  Cal..  '07 
Ball.  Sheldon  F..  Oregon.  '93 
Ball.ird,  C.  A.,  Minn.,  '96 
Ballard,  Calvin,  Okla.,  '06 
Ballard.  H    H  ,  Md..  'oa 
Ballard,  N.  H..  Ga.,  'os 
BalHet,  Thos.  M.,  N.  V.,  *9S 
Ballou.  Frank  W..  Ohio.  '06 
Baltimore  City  Coll.  Lib'y,  Md., 

'05 
Bamford,  Anna,  Pa..   'oS 
Bancroft,  Tcssic  H.,  N.  Y.,  *97 
Bancroft,  NLirKurct.  .\.  J.,  '97 
Bangs,  J.  Edw.ird,  111.,  '99 
Bank,  .-\Uwrt  M.,  Minn..  '08 
Bankcs,  W.  J..  Ohio.   08 
Banker,  Lizzie  L.,  Ncbr..  '90 
Bant.i.  J.   Edward.  N.  Y..  '07 
Barlx^r.  Chas.  E..  Cal.,  '07 
Hnrl-er,  F^U.ir  \I..  N.  Y..  '05 
Harl>er,  Mrs.  Lucia  G.   Nlass.. '03 
Barlx)ur,  Elizabc-th  G..  Kv.,  '05 
Barlxmr.  O.  K.,  III..  '8q 
Barlxmr.  Richard  D.,  111..  '07 
Hare  lav.  E<lward  R..  Pa.,  'og 
Bard,  Harrv  E..  Peru,  '07 
Bar.loen,  C.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '90 
Bardwcll.  C.  M.,  111..  '02 
Bardwell.  D.  L..  N.  V..  '00 
Barker,  James  F.,  Ohio,  '05 


Barkley,  Ida  L.,  Mo.,  '08 
Barnard  College.  N.  Y..  '06 
Barnard,  Frank  J.,  Wash.,  '91 
Barnes.  C.  H..  Minn..  '06 
Barnes,  Chfford  W.,  111.,  '03 
Barnes,    Earl.   Pa.,    '91 
Barnes,  Harold,  Ind..  '04 
Barnes,  Lulu  Bell,  Colo.,  '09 
Barnes,  O.  P.,  111.,  '9s 
Barnes,  Oren  J..  Pa..  '08 
Barnes,  Susie,  Mo.,  'og 
Barnes,  Thomas  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
Bamett.  W.  F..  Tex.,  '06 
Barney.  Edgar  S..  N.  Y..  '05 
Bamum,  Mary  G.,  Cal.,  '07 
Bamum,   Charlotte  P.  Acer,    N. 

Y.,  '08 
Barr,  Jas.  A.,  Cal.,  '98 
Barr,  Robert  J.,  Ncbr.,  '99 
Barr,  W.  F..  Iowa,  '06 
Barrett,  A.  T..  Tenn..  '05 
Barrett,  Chas.  S.,  Ohio,  '95 
Barrett,  H.  M.,  Colo.,  '95 
Barrett,  S.  M.,  Okla..  '97 
Barrett,  Wm.,  L.  Mo.,  '08 
Barringer  High  School,  Newark, 

N.  r,  'OS 
Barthcl,  F.  K.,  Cal.,  '07 
Bartholf,  Wm.  J.,  111.,  '07 
Bartholomew,  G.  K.,  Ohio,  'o.s 
Bartholomew,  Mrs.   R.  T.,   Pa., 

Bartholomnv,  W.  H.,  Ky.,  '77 
Bartlett,  J.  Hcnrv.  Pa..  '08 
Bartlett,  Lester  W^  Cal.,  '06 
Bartlett,  Wm.  A..  Cal.,  '97 
Barto,  D.  O.,  III..  '06 
Barton,  R.  L.,  Mo^  '97 
Bartolette,  OliWa  C..  N.  J.,  '07 
Baruch.  Bertha  H..  Cal.,  '07 
Bascom,  John,  M.iss..  '84 
Basinger,   Silas   I),,   Ohio,   '08 
Bass,  E.  E.,  Miss.,  '05 
B.ass,  Geo.  F.,  Ind.,  ^96 
BalchcUer,  Dclmar  E..  N.  Y..  '08 
Bates  College  Lib'y,  Maine,  'oj 
Bauer,  Josephine   K..,    Ind.,   '08 
Bauer.  N.  L.  A.,  La.,  *oi 
Bausjh.  Wm.  E.,  Ind..  '05 
Bauknight,  Lucius  M.,  S.  C,  '09 
Bauman,  E.  G.,  Ind.,  '98 
Bawden.  Wm.  T..  111..  '08 
Baxter,  Cha.s.  J.,  N.  I.,  '96 
Baxter,  J.  K.,  Ohio,  ''ot 
Baxter.   Rose.   Wash.,   '08 
Bay.  W.  D..  Wash..  '05 
Bayard  Taylor  Sch.,  Phila.,  Pa.. 

Bayles,  M.irtha  B.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Bayliss,  .AJfrcd,  III.,  '06 
Baylor,  .-Vdelaidc  S.,  Ind.,  '97 
Baylor  University.  Tex..  'oS 
Beach,  Mrs.  Frances  M.,  Ind..  *ox 
Beach,  Homer  P.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Beadle,  H   J..  La.,  '06 
Bcaman,  Eli/Milx-'th.  Mass..  '03 
Bean,  .\rthur  J.   Mass.,  '03 
Beard,  E.  J.  H.,  Iowa,  '09 
Beard.  Solomon  F.,  Ohio,  *o8 
Beard.  Stella  S..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Bcardsley,  A.  E.,  Colo.,  '95 
Bcattic.  J.  \..  N'ebr..  'oo 
Beattys,  Frank  D.   N.  Y.,  '04 
Beavis.  Walter,  .\ustralia,  '05 
Bccht,  J.  Geo.,  Pa.,  '90 
Ik-rhtrf.  J..hn  C.  Pa..  ' 
Beck,  Geo.,  Okla.,  '84 
Beck.  J.  O.,  Ohio.    08 
Bee  be.  W.  A.  Vt..  '06 
Hceching.  Wm.  P..  Ohio,  '08 
Beech y,  A.  D.,  Ohio,  'oo 
Bee.le.  F.  H.,  Conn.,  'o.^ 
Heeman.  Edw.  M..  Wis  ,  '05 
H.ers.  K.  R..  Nihr..  'oH 
Beers  Jessica  E..  N.  Y..  '06 
Beeson.  J.  \y..  Miss.,  '08. 
Beeson.  R.  K.itharine.  Ind.,   05 
Beggs.  Dorothea  K...  Colo..  '06 


OS 


Beggs,  Robert  H.,  Colo.,  '84 
Beggs.  Walter  J.,  Minn.,  '08 
Behaimeaey,  P.  A.,  CaL,  *o7 
Beistle,  Ella,  Ohio,  '07 
Belisle,  Hector  L.,  Mass.,  '03 
Belknap,  Emmet,  N.  Y.,  '9a 
BeU,  AUx.  Graham,  D.  C.  '84 
Bell,  Anna  J..  D.  C.  '08 
Bell,  Elizabeth  D.,  Ohio,  '03 
BeU.  Ella,  Miss..  '00 
Bell,  Mrs.  Gertrude  S..  Cob.,  '09 
Bell.  Hill  M.,  Iowa.  »oi 
BeU.  John  R.,  Colo.,  '09 
BeU.  Lucile,  Okla..  '08 
BeU,  Sanford,  Colo.,  '09 
BeU,  Sarah  E.,  Mo.,  '04 
BeU,  Willis  Jas.,  Iowa,  '08 
Beller,  Wilhelmina  C.  N.  Y.,  '05 
Bellevue  CoUege,  Nebr..  '97 
BcUingham  Nor.  Sch.,  \Vash.,  '00 
Bellows,  Russell  H..  Pa.,  04 
Beloit  CoU.  Ub'y,  W%.,  'oa 
B<loU  School  Board,  Wis.,  '84 
Bemis,  C.  L..  W    Va.,  '07 
Bender,  Ida  C,  N.  Y..  *95 
Bender,  John  F.,  Kans.,  '07 
Benedict,  Chas.  A.,  N.  Y.,  'o? 
Benedict.  Ezra  W.,  N.  Y.,  'oj 
Bene<lict,  F.  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
Benedict.  J.  D..  Okla.,  'oa 
Benedict,  Katherine  L-,  Ohio,  '08 
Benedict,  M.  G.,  Vt.,  'oj 
Benedict,  W.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '9a 
Bennett,  Arthur  E.,  Iowa,  '08 
Bennett,  Chas.  A.,  lU..  '96 
BenntU,  C.  W.,  Ohio,  ^84 
Bennett,  Henry  E.,  Va..  *o7 
Bennett,  Mrs.  L.  A.,  N.  J.,  *q6 
Bennett,  Laura  J.,  N.  J.,  '06 
Bennett,  L.  J.,  Ohio.  '08 
Bennett,  Myron  E.,  Maine,  '01 
Bennion,  Milton,  Utah,  '08 
Benson,  B.  K.,  Tex.,  '00 
Benson,  Christine  M.,  Cal.,  *07 
Bentley,  Gordon  M.,  Tenn.,  '03 
Benton,  Castello  O..  Ohio,  '08 
Benton,  Geo.  W.,  Ind.,  '94 
Benton,  Guy  Potter,  Ohio,  'oa 
Berea  College  Lib'y.  Ky.,  'oa 
Berg,  P.  S.,  N.  D..  'oa 
Bergey,  D.  H..  Pa.,  '98 
Bergstrom,  John  A.,  Cal,,  '05 
Berkaw,  Geo.  R.,  Mich..  '01 
Berkey,  J.  M..  Pa..  05 
Berks    Co.    Teachers*    Readiaj 

Union,  Pa.,  '07 
BerUn,  A.  H.,  Del.,  '96 
Bcrnholz.  Teresa  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Berry,  Chas.  S..  Mich.,  '09 
Berry,  Frank  A..  Conn.,  '05 
Berry,  LiUian  G.,  Ind.,  '07 
Berry,  Rena  L.,  Iowa,  '09 
Besley,  Miriam^  lU..  *oi 
Bessey,  Chas.  E.,  Nebr..  '95 
Best,  Fannie  E.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Best.  Lyman  A.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Bcttmger,  M.  C,  Cal.,  '07 
Betts,  J.  B.,  N.  J.,  'os 
Betz,  Wm..  N.  Y.,  '08 
Bevcr,  J^mes,  Wash.,  '09 
Beveridge,  John  H.,  Iowa,  '08 
Bickett,  WilUam  T.  N.  J..  '06 
Bickford,  Chas.  W.,  N.  H.,  '01 
BickmU  Thos.  W.,  R.  I.,  '8a 
Bidgood,  Lee,  Wis.,  '07 
Bierly,  H.  Elmer,  Tenn.,  '00 
Bigelow,  Anson  H..  S.  D.,  *ot 
Bigclow,  C.  W.,  Colo..  '09 
Bigelow,  M.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Biggs,  L.  Kate.  Mo.,  '05 
Billinghurst.  D.  B..  Nev..  '08 
Billings.  Miss  A.  H.,  Cal.,  '07 
Billingsley.  T.  J.,  Iowa.  '9s 
Bills.    Elizabeth,    Iowa,    '08. 
Bingell.  Edda  E..  W.  Va..  '07 
Bingham.  Geo.  W.,  N.  H..  '08 
Bingham,  Guy  M.,  Ohio.  '08 
Bingham,  Robt.,  N.  C,  '84 


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243 


Binzd,  Alma  L.,  Utah,  '08 
Birchaxd.  C.  C,  Mass.,  '95 
Birge,  Edward  B.,  Ind..  '03 
Birmingham  College,  Ala.,  '08 
Birmingham    Sub.    Dist.    Sch., 

Pittsburg,  Pa.,  '06 
Bimey,  T.  M.,  111.,  '08 
Bisbee,  Harlan  M.,  N.  H..  '03 
Bish,  Norman  P.,  Pa ,  '08 
Bishop,  E.  C,  Nebi.,  " 


Bishop^  T.  Remsen,  Mich.,  '94 
Bishop,  William,  N.  J.,  '05 
Bishop,  William^ R.,  Idaho,  '05 


Bishop,  Willis  T.,  Mich..  '05 
Bizzefl,  Wm.  B.,  Tex.,  '08 
Black,  Tas.  C.  Ind^  '88 
Black,  Laura,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Black,  N.  Henry,  Mass.,  '08 
Black,  R.  E.,  111.,  '08 
Black,  Ryland  M.,  N.  D.,  '06 
Black,  S.  T.,  Cal.,  '95 
Black.  S.  W.,  Okia.,  '05 
Bhick,  Wm.  H.,  Mo.,  '9S 
Black,  Wm.  W.,  Ind.,  '05 
Blackbume.  Edw.  B.,  111.,  *o7 
Blackmar,  H.  E.,  Iowa,  '07 
Blackmer,  Anna  W..  Wis.,  '05 
Blackshear.  £.  L.,  Tex.,  '00 
Blaich,  Lydia  R.,  Ind.,  '03 
Blair,  Francis  G.,  111.,  '99 
Blair,  Harry  M..  Ohio,  '«« 
Blair,  Jos.,  Md.,  '08 
Blaisddl,  Lilian,  Minn.,  '03 
Blaisdell.  Thos.  C,  Mich.,  '05 
Blake,  Clarence  J.,  Mass.,  '03 
Blake,  Mrs.  Clarence  J.,  Mass.,  '03 
Blake,  Katherinc  D.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Blaker,  Mrs.  £.  A.,  Ind.,  '96 
Blakeslee,  Charles  W.,  N.  J..  '05 
Blakesley.  O.  J.,  Colo.,  '96 
Bland.  H.  L.,  Ohio,  '08 
Blanding,  Elizabeth  N.,  Fla.,  '09 
Blankenship,  A.  S.,  Tex.,  '07 
Blazer,  J.  B.,  Kans.,  '08 
Blessing,  Chas.  W..  N.  Y.,  '05 


'08 


Bonar,  Eustace  I.,  W.  Va.,  '09 
Bond,  G.  G.,  Ga.,  '94 
Bond,  T.  !>.,  Ark.,  '09 
Bone,  Hugh  A.,  IlL,  '08 
Bonnell,  E.  N.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Bonser,  Frederick  G.,  111.,  '04 
Book,  W.  F.,Mont.,  '07 
Bookhout,  Chas.  V.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Bookwalter,  Alfred  G.,  Ohio,  '05 
Boone,  Richard  G.,  Cal.,  '84 
Booth.  F.  W..  D.  C.  '00 
Booth,  George  £.,  Iowa,  '09 
Borden,  James  B.,  Wis.,  '05 
Boss.  Chas.  E.,  N.  J.,  '06 
Boston  College.  Mass.,  '97 
Boston  University,  Mass.,  'oa 
Bostwick,  O.  P..  Iowa,  '90 
Bouelle,  Frank  A.,  Cal.,  '05 
Boughton,  O.  B.,  Md.,  '08 
Bourgard,  Caroline  B..  Ky.,  '07 
Bousher,  A.  S.,  Mo.,  '09 
Bouton,  Eugene,  N.  J.,  '95 
Bowen,  Cora  E.,  N.  Y.,  ^05 
Bowen,  D.  M.,  Kans.,  '05 
Bowen,  W.  P^  Mich.,  '08 
Bowman,  G.  L.,  Wb., '05 
Bowman,  Denis  E.,  Alame,   '08 
Bowman,  J.  B.,  Ohio,  '07 
Bowman,  John  G.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Bowman,  J.  N.,  Cal.,  '01 
Bowtell,  Grace,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Boycc,  Thos  \V.,  Wis.,  '05 
Boyd,  David  R.,  Okla.,  '92 
Boyd,  Mrs.  Gaston,  Kans.,  '97 
Boyd,  Thos.  D.,  La.,  '05 
Boyd,  W.  W„  Ohio, '94 
Boyden,  Albert  G.,  IMass.,  '90 
Boyden,  Arthur  C,  Mass.,  '97 
Boyden,  Wallace  C,  Mass.,  '96 
Boycr,  Charles  B.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Boyer,  Chas.  C,  Pa.,  '03 
Boyes,  W.  F.,  111.,  '04 
Boynton,  F.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Braam,  Maximilian,  Ohio,  '08 
Bradford  Mrs.  Mary  C.  C,  Colo., 


Blewett,  Ben,  Mo.,  '97  '09 

Bliss,  Frederick  L.,  Mich.,  '95  Bradford,  Mary  D..  Wis,  'oa 

Bliss,  Lafayette,  Minn.,  '02  Bradford,  W.  C.,  Utah,  '08 


Bliss.  Lafayette, 
Block,  Louis  J., 


'07 


09 


Block;  W.  H.,  Ohio,  'o8« 
Blodgett,  A.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Blodgett,  Samuel  F.,  Mass., 
Blood,  .\nnah  P.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Blossom.  O.  H.,  Ind.,  '09 
Blum,  Joseph  E.,  Jr.,   I.a., 
B,  of  Ed.,  Abilene,  Kans.,  '86 
B.  of  Ed.,  BeloU,  Wis.,  '84 
B.  of  Ed.,  City  of  New  York,  N. 

Y..  'o» 
B.  of  Ed.,  Dodge  City,  Kans.,  '86 
B.  of  Ed.,  Fulton  Co.,  Ga.,  '01 
B.  of  Ed.,  Janesviile,  Wb.,  '84 
B.  of  Ed.,  La  Crosse,  Wis.,  '84 
B.  of  Ed.,  MUvMukee,  Wis.,  '84 
B.  of  Ed.,  NaskviUe,  Tenn.,  '89 
B.  of  Ed.,  New  Haven,  Conn.,  '01 
B.  of  Ed.,  North  field,  Minn.,  '90 
B.  of  Ed.,  Oshkosh,  W'is.,  '84 
B.  of  Ed.,  OUawa,  Kans.,  '86 
B.of  Ed.,  Plainfield,  N.  J.,  '05 
B.  of  Ed.,  Providence.  R.  I.,  '08 
B.  of  Ed.,  Sedgwick,  Kans.,  '86 
B.  of  Regents,  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Wis., 

'84 
Bock,  Thomas  A.,  Pa.,  '08 
Bodler,  Anna,  N.  J.,  '98 
Bodwdl,  Edwin  J.,  Nebr..  '9S 
Boehringer,   Cora  L.,   Mo.,    '09 
Boggess,  Carey,  Ohio.  '05 
Boggs,  L.  Pearl.  111.,  '08 
Bogle,  A.  M.,  Kans.,  '07 
Bohannon,  £.  W.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Bohn,  S.  H.,  111.,  *oa 


Boic*;  H.  B.,  N.  T.,  '06 
Bolenbaugh,  G.  B.^  Ohit . 
Boleng,  L.  H.,  China,  '04 


Bolles,  Frederick  B.,  Colo.,  '06 
Bolton,  Frederick  E.,  Iowa,  '00 


Bradley,  Chas.  A.,  Colo.,  '93 
Bradley,  John  E.,  Mass.,  '90 
Bradley,  Milton,  Mass.,  '9a 
Bradner,  J.  W.,  Ky.,  '01 
Bradt,  Mrs.  Bertha  G,.  111.,  '09 
Brady,  Mary  J.,  Mo.,  '04 
Bragdon,  C.  S.,  Mass.,  '03 
Braker,  Henrictte,  N.  Y..  '05 
Bramhall,  Andrew  L.,  Wyo.,  '09 
Brandon.  Edgar  E.,  Ohio.  '05 
Brandenburg.  W.  A.,  Iowa,  '06 
Brandt,  Francis  B.,  Pa.,  '97 
Branson,  E.  C,  Ga.,  '01 
Brant,  Edilh  E.,  N.  D.,  'oa 
Brasher,  M   H.,  N.  M..  '08 
Brattcn.  Clifton  E..  Ohio,  '06 
Brawlcy,  Annie  G.,  Mass.,  '03 
Brayton,  Percy  S.,  Mass.,  '03 
Breece,  A.  E.,  Ohio,  '08 
Brchaut,  James  W.,  N.  H.,  '03 
Brennan,  John  V.,  Mich.,  '07 
Brennan,  Lucy  A.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
BreLsford,  Chas.  H.,  Pa.,  'oi 
Bres,  Jos.  H.  La.,  '08 
Brewer,  A.  L.,  Ga.,  '07 
Brewster,  John  A..  X.  Y..  '08 
Bricker,  Garland  A.,  111..  '08 
Bricker,  Jas.  I.,  Mich.,  '01 
Bridgetown  High  School,  N.  J.,  '05 
Briggs,  C.  P.,  111.,  '08 
Briggs,  Eva  E.,  N.  Y.  'os 
Briggs,  Thomas  H.,  111.,  '04 
Brigham  Young  Coll.,  Utah,  '98 
Brigham,  Agnes  O.,  Wis.,  '03 
Bright,  J.  H.,  Tex.,  '08 
Bright,  Orville  T.,  111.,  'm 
Bright,  Mrs.  O.  T..  III..  b8 
Briles,  Chas.  W.,  Okla.,  '08 
Brilles,  Chas.  S.,  W.  Va.,  'os 
Brimhall,  Geo.  H.,  Utah.  '06 


Brindic,  George  W.,  Ark.,  '07 
Bristol,  E.  N.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Bristol,  Homer  C,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Briie.  Ella  E..  Ohio,  '03 
Brittain  Horace  L.,  Mass.,  '08 
Brittain,  M.  L.,  Ga.,  '00 
Broad,  Harry  H.,  Pa.,  '08 
Broadwell,  Carrie' £.,  Ohio,  '06 
Brock.  Geo.  W.,  Ala.,  'oa 
Brockhausen,  Anna,  Ind..  '03 
Brockton  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mass.,  '03 
Brockway,  Clarence  £.,  Mass.,  '05 
Bronson,  Minnie,  D.  C.,  '04 
Brooklyn  Pub.  Lib'y,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Brooklyn  Tr.  Sch.  for  Teachers, 

N.  Y^  'OS 
Brooks,  Charles  J.,  Ohio,  'oz 
Brooks,  Edw.,  Pa.,  '76 
Brooks,  Edwin  B.,  111.,  '09 
Brooks,  Edwin  R.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Brooks,  Eugene  C.  N.  C,  '06 
Brooks,  Ua  Belle,  Colo.,  '09 
Brooks,  John  D.,  Mai»s.,  '07 
Brooks,  Margaret  M.,  Minn.,  '06 
Brooks,  Stratton  D.,  Mass..  '01 
Brooks,  T.  D.,  Texas,  '08 
Broome,  Edwin  C,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Brough,  T.  A.,  Can.,  '03 
Brouse,  T.  P.  W.,  Ky.,  ^05 
Brown  Univ.  Library,  R.  I.,*oi 
Brown,  Alfred  L.,  Wash.,  oa 
Brown,  C.  A.,  Ala.,  '08 
Brown,  C.  E..  Ohio,  '95 
Brown,  Claude,  lU.,  '00 
Brown,  Cyrus  J.,  La.,  '05 
Brown,  E.  H.,  Ohio    '08 
Brown,  Edmund  F.,  Mo.,  '09 
Brown,  Edward  Leroy,  Colo.,  \)9 
Brown,  Edwin  J.,  Ohio,  '08 
Brown,  Edwin  N.,  Mich.,  '01 
Brown,  Elizabeth  V.,  D.  C,  '98 
Brown,  Elmer  E.,  D.  C,  '91 
Brown,  Frederick  H.,  Mass.,  '08 
Brown,  Geo.  A.,  III.,  'oa 
Brown,  Geo.  £.,  Kans.,  '08 
Brown,  Geo.  L.,  S.  D.,  '05 
Brown,  Geo.  P.,  111.,  '80 
Brown,  Geo.  W.,  Mass.,  '96 
Brown,  H.  B.,  Ind.,  '95 
Brown,  H.  G.,  Ind.,  \>7 
Brown,  H.  L.,  Minn.,  '06 
Brown,  Henry  E.,  111.,  '01 
Brown,  J.  B.,  Mont.,  'oi 
Brown,  John  B.,  Tenn.,  '08 
Brown,  J.  L.,  Utah,  '99 
Brown,  James  V.,  Ala.,  '06 
Brown,  John  A.,  N.  H.,  '99 
Brown,  John  F.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Brown,  J.  Stanley,  111.,  '97 
Brown,  T.  Winn,  N.  Y.,  ^07 
Brown,  Slabellc,  Ohio.  '07 
Brown,  Marion,  La.,  '89 
Brown,  Timothy  O..  La  ,  '06 
Brown,  Wm.  S  ,  Mo.,  '08 
Brown.  Wm.  W.,  Pa..  '06 
Browne,  Robert  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Browning,  Lucv  E.,  111.,  '02 
Brownscombe,  tred  J.,  Vt.,  '05 
Brownson,  E.  R.,  N.  D.,  'oa 
Brownson,  Wm.  H.,  Maine.  '06 
Brubacher,  A.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Bri\J)aker.  Wm.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Bruce,  H.  S.,  Tex.,  '09 
Bruce,  R.  C,  D.  C,  '07 
Bruce,  Wm.  C,  Wis.,  '05 
Bruce,  Wm.  G.,  Wis.,  '93 
Bnigger,  Harvey,  Ohio,  '08 
Brumbaugh,  G.  W.,  Ohio,  '96 
Brumbaugh,  M.  G.,  Pa.,  '93 
Brundage,  Howard  D.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Bruner,  Frank  G.,  111.,  '08 


Br>'.int,  Charies  E..  Ohio.  '08 
Bryant,  Forrest  B.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Bryant,  Jas.  C,  Cal.,  '6a 


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Bryant,  Julian  C,  Minn..  '07 
Bryant.W.  H.  H.,  M;iss..'o5 
Bryce,  Catherine  T..  Mass.,  '08 
Brydgea.  Wm..  H.  111.,  '08 
Bryn  Mawr  Coll.,  Pa.,  '90 
Brysoa  Library,  Teachers*  Coll., 

N.  Y.,  '98 
Buchanan,  Geo.  V.,  Mo.,  '94 
Buchanan,  J.  E.,  Wash.,  '04 
Buchanan,  7.  S.,  Okla.,  '09 
Buchcr.  Rosana,  Colo.,  'oq 
Buchholz,  Frederick  W.,  111.,  »o7 
Buchholz,  L.  W.,  11a.,  'f;8 
Buchner.  Edward  V.,  SM.,  '04 
Buchtel  Coll.,  (;hio.  '09 
Buck,  B.  F..  111..  '0.3 
Buck,  Frank  P..  Muh.,  '08 
Bulk,  Geo.,  Minn.,  '06 
Buck,  P.  M.,  Jr.,  Mo..  '04 
Buck.  Ralph  W.,  Ohio,  '09 
Buckle.  C.  K.,  Wvo.,  '00 
Buckley,  Frank  M.,  (  mn..  '08 
Buckwaiter,  Geoffrpv.  I*a..  'os 
Budd.  Mrs.  Charles  H..  Minn.,  '10 
Budde,  Clarmae,  Iowa,  'oa 
Buehring,  E.  C.  111..  '07 
Buchrle,  R.  K..  Pa.,  'oa 
Buffalo  Pub.  Librarv.  \.  Y.,  '99 
Buffum,  Hugh  S..  \.  I)..  '04 
Buffum,  Miss  Vr>'Iing  \Y.,  X.  H., 

'08 
Bugbee,  Percy  I.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Bunker,  F.  F.,  Cal.,  '07 
Burdett,  James  H.,  M.i.<is,,  '03 
Burdick.  A.  Hall,  \.  Y.,  '92 
Burgc,  Ethdda,  Wa-^l^.,  03 
Burgert,  Geo..  Nebr..  '06 
Burgess,  B.  Watson.  Ol^'o.  'oS 
Burgess,  Theodore  C.,  111.,  '04 
Burk,  Frefleric,  Cal.,  '92 
Burk.  J.  M.,  Cal.,  '07 
Burke,  J.  E..  Mass..  'os 
Burke,  RolH-rt  E.,  M.i^s..  '06 
Burkert,  Fred  A.,  Colo.,  '09 
Burks,  J.  I).,  Pa..  '90 
Burleson.  D.  S.,  Al.i..  V) 
Burlcy,  John  S..  M  i-»..,  'os 
Burlingame,  Mcnzo.  N'.  Y.,  '03 
Burlington,  Pub.  Lih'v.  Iowa.  '07 
Burnham,  Ernest,  Mich.,  '01 
Bumham,  Smith,  Pa.,  'ot 
Burnham,  Wm.  II.,  Ma^s.,  '04 
Burnham,  W.  R.,  Conn.,  '99 
Burns,  James  A.,  D.  C,  'oa 
Burns,  J.  J.,  Ohio,  '80 
Bums,  L.  W..  W.  Vi..  '07 
Bums,  Robt.  L.,  Pa.   '07 
Burn-iide,  Mrs.  Leah  M.,  Idaho, 

'09 
Burrall,  Fred  N".,  Minn..  '09 
Burr,  Almon  W.,  Wi^..  'oS 
Burr  Henry  T..  Conn..  '03 
Burrell,  Helen  M..  Mo.,  '04 
Burris,  Wm.  P.,  Ohio.  '05 
Burritt,  Olin  H.,  Pa.,  '03 
BurrouKhs.   Maudf.   ( )liio,   '08' 
Burrows,  Chas.  W.,  Ohio,  '07 
Burruss,  T.  A..  Va..  '06 
Burton,  Ch.i.s.  E..  Colo.,  '09 
Bush,  C.   H..  Oil.,   'oH 
Bush.  E<lward.  \.  V..  'os 
Bush.  Ira  H..  W.  Va.,  'o^ 
liutiht-r,   Hardin    P..    K.ins.,    '06 
Bute  her.  Thus.  W..  ( )kl;i.,    07 
Butler  Coll(M?e.  Ind..  'od 
Butler,  Arthur  P.,  X.  J.,  '03 
Butler,  H.  G..  111.,  '03 
Butler,  Lislxth  M..  Minn..  '08 
Butler,  \tih.\nii-l.  lil  .    od 
Butler,  Niclwl-if  .U  .  N'.  Y.,  '85 
Butler,  S.  R.,  Al.i..  '02 
Butler,  W.  D.,   Vex..  '02 
Butler,  Wm.  D.,  Mo  ,  '04 
Butler,  Wm.  M.,  M-.  ,'04 
Butte  Kre<'  Pulj.  Lil>'v.   Mont.,  '00 
Butterfield,  K.  L..  Miss.,   01 
Button,  Andrew  L..  <  ))i:o,    08 
Button,  Harry  1'.,  \'a..  '08 


Button,  Wm.  T.,  111.,  '96 
Bullrick,  Wallace.  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Buxton,  Geo.  F..  \Vis.,  'os 
Buzzaird,    Harrv  O..    Okla..    04 
Byers,  Joseph  H  ,  Kans.,  '09 
Byrd,  C.  E..  La.,  '08 
Byrne,  Christopher  T..  II!..  06 
Byrnes,  Jame*  C,  N.  Y.,  'o^ 
Calxjt,  Mrs.  Ella  L.,  Mass.,  '03 
Cabot,  Stephen  P..  Mass.,  '03 
Cadman,  W.  S.,  Ohio,  '04 
Cady,  H.  ().,  111..  '07 
Cain,  A.  W.,  Phil.  Is.,  '04 
Cain,  Emily,  Ohio,  '05 
Cain,  Ira  L.,  Okh.,  '00 
Cairns,  Mrs.  Anna  S.,  Mo.,  '04 
Calder,   Elizabeth  Y  ,  Tcnn.,  '08 
Caldwell,  Barron  P..  N.  C,  '07 
Caldwell,  B.  C,  La.,  '96 
Caldwell,  H.  W.,  Nebr.,  '96 
Caldwell,  James  A.,  Ga.  '09 
CaldweU,  J    H.,  Okla..  'oi 
Caldwell,  Otis  W.,  111.,  'oa 
Calhoun,  John  C,  Fla.,  '03 
California  State  Library,    99 
Call,  Arthur  D.,  Conn.,  '98 
Callahan,  John,  Wis.,  '04 
Callahan,  Henry  W.,  N.  Y..  'o^ 
Callahan,  Katharine  R.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Callicotte,  W.  R.,  Colo..  '09 
Calumet   &   Hecla   Mining   Co., 

Lib'y.  Mich.,  '02 
Cambridge  Pub.  Lib'v,  M:iss.,'o2 
Cameron,  D.  E.,  Colo.,  '08 
Cameron,  E.  D.,  Okla..  '07 
Cameron,  Wm.  F.,  Ore..    '08 
Cammack,  Ira  I.,  Mo.,  '95 
Camp,  David  N.,  Conn.,  '79 
Cimj).  Geo.  W.,  G.i.,  '08 
Campbell.  A.  <7.,  Kans.,  '86 
Camplx'll,  Geo..  F.,  X.  M.,  '09 
Campl)ell,    Henry  A.,    Colo,,   '09 
CampU'U.  Louisa  L.,  Olro,  '08 
Camplx'll.     Mary   M..   Cul.,     '09 
Campbell,  Mary  R.,  Wis.,  'oa 
Campbell.  W.  C.,  Kv.,  08 
Campbell,  W.  H.,  111.,  '95 
Campbell.  Wm.  A..  N.  Y.   '05 
Camp    Curtain    Sihool.  Pa.,  '08 
Candler.  I.  L.,  Tex..  '08 
Canine,  txlwin  X..  Ind.,  '08 
Canisius  College,  X.  Y.,  *oa 
Cannon,  Geo.  L.,  Colo.,  '95 
Cannon,  Honora  I).,  C.'d.,  '99 
Cantvsell.  Guy.  Ind.,  '08 
Cant  well,  J.  W.,  Tex.,  '08 
Cantv.  NI.trK.iret,  Wis.,  'oq 
Cardiff    Free    Public    Libraries, 

Wales,  '00 
Carfrev,  J.  H.,  Mass.,  '97 
Carjjo,  R.  M.,  Pa.,  '96 
Carhart.  Paul  W..  Mass..  '05 
Caris,  Vau'.ihn.  Io\v;i.  '08 
Carlcton  Coll.  Lib'y,  Minn., '03 
Carleton,    M.il>el  G..  Idaho,    '09 
CurUrm,    Alfre<l   C,   Mont.,    'oa 
Carlton,  C.  C.  Ohio.    08 
Carman,  Adelai«le,  Ind.,  '03 
Carman,  F.  Kate.  Iml,.  '03 
Carman,  Geo.  X.,  111.,  'cxs 
Carmieh.iel,   Kli/a,  Ohio,  '09 
Carmidiacl,  Wm.  D.,  N\  C,  '07 
C.arnaney,  John  A.,  Ky..  '07 
Came^ic  tree  Pub.  Lib'y,  S.  D., 

'08 
Carnepie  Lib'y,  .Allegheny,  Pa.,'ot 
Cirne^'ic  Lil/y.  .AihenN,  ()hio,  '07 
rarne;zie  Lih'y.  -\tlanta.  (la..  '07 
Carneiiic  Lib'y,  Braddock,  Pa.,  'oa 
Carne«ie  l.ib'y,  Hradfurd,  Pa.,  *oa 
Carnegie  Lib'y,  Fort  Worth,  Tex., 

'c6 
Carnegie  Lib'y,  Homestead.  Pa., 

'0^1 
CarncKic  Lib'y,  Iron  Mountain, 

Mi.h  .  '06 
Carnixie  Li'./y.  Nashville,  Tenn., 


penier,    \irisc    i...,     «y< 
T,  James  M.,  Ohio,  '98 
T,  John  P..  Miss.,  '06 
T,  John  Wt.  N.  J.,  '97 


'OQ 


Carnegie  Lib'y,  Pittsburg,  Pa-.'w 
Carnegie  Lib'y,  San  Antonio,Tez., 

'03 
Carnegie  lib'y,  Shdbyville,  Ind., 

'08 
Camell,  Laura  H.,  Pa.,  '03 
Caroland,  May  R.,  Pa.,  '05 
Carothers.  Annette.  Ohio,  '08 
Carpenter,  Estclle,  Cal.,  'ox 
Carpenter,    Geo.    H..    Tex..   '00 
Carpenter,    Helen  A.,    Colo.,  '09 
Carpenifr,  J.  H.,  Wis.,  '84 
Carpenter.    Orisc  L.,    Wyo.,  '09 
Carr,  JamesM.,  Ohio,  '98 
Carr, 
Carr,  . 

Carr,  Mary  E.,  Mo.,  '04 
Carr,  Wilbert  L.,  111.,  '08 
Carrirk,  C.  H..  Mich..  '06 
Carrington,  George  D.,  Jr.,  Ind., 

'07 
Carrington,  W.  T.,  Mo.,  '99 
Carroll,  C.  F..  N.  Y.,  '9S 
Carroll,    Michalena,    N.    J.,  '08 
Carson,  C.  H.,  Jr.,  La..  '00 
Carson,  Lucy  H.,  Mont.,  '04 
Carter,  Charles  E.,  Colo.,  107 
Carter,  Chas.,  Iowa.  '07 
Carter,  F.  M..  Mo..  '07 
Carter,  Harriet  I..  Minn.,  *o6 
Carver,    Thos.    N.,     Mass..    '09 
Cary,  C.  P.,  Wis.,  '97 
Case    Sch.    of   Applied   Sdence, 

Ohio.  *o9 
Case,  Richard,  N.  J.,  '94 
Casey,  W.  V.,  Colo.,  '95 
Caskins,  Wm.  F.,  Ore.,  \ 
Cassidv.  H.  A..  Ohio,  '05 
Casile,*C.  O.,  Ohio.  '08 
Caterson,  Eliza  A.,  N.  Y.,  *oi 
Catholic  Univ.  of  America,  D.  C. 

'06 
Cattell,J.  McK.,N.  Y..'o3 
Cavanah,  Josephine.  Onio.  "08 
Ca\anah.  Lucretia.  Ohio,  '08 
Caviness,  A.  L.,  Nebr.,  *oi 
Cayuga   Pub.   Sch.    Lib'y,   Ind., 

•08 
Centennial  Grammar  Sch.,  N.  J., 

•09 
Center  Sch.,  Bloomfield,  N.  J.,'o5 
Cent.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Mich.,  'oa 
Cent.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Pa..  '06 
Chace,  Seth  H.,  Maj».,  *oj 
Chadsey,  Chas.  E.,  Colo..  '95 
Challman^S.  A.,  Minn.,  '02 
Chalmers.  W.  W.,  Ohio,  '95 
Chamberlain,  A.  H..  Cal.,  *97 
Chamberlain,    A.  W.,    Iowa.  '08 
Chamberlain,   Edgar  C,   111.,  '09 
Chaml»erlain,  Geo.  A.,  Wis.,  '04 
Chaml>erlain,  J.  A.,  D.  C,  '03 
Chamlterlain,  James  F.,  Cal..  o? 
Chsmlierlain,  S.  Belle,  Idaho.  '06 
Chaml>erlain,  Wm.  H..  111.,  '05 
Chambers,  Geo.  A..  Ohio.  '08 
Chambers,  Mrs.  Marv  D..  111.,  '05 
Chambers,  Will  G.,  l>a.,  '01 
Chancellor.  Wm.  E..  Conn.,  '00 
Chandler,  j.  A.  C,  Va.,  '04 
Chandler,  John  W.,  N.  Y..  '90 
Chandler.  Sidney  L.,  Iowa.  '09 
Chanev.  Lucien  \V.,  I).  C.  'oa 
Chaney,  N.  H.,  Ohio,  '00 
Chanev,  S.  M.,  Cal.,  '08 
Chapin,  E.  P.,  Ky.,  '01 
Chapman.  C.  B..  Ga..  *os 
Chapman.  Edith  H.,  Pa.,  '03 
Chapman,  F.  E.,  Mass.,  '94 
Chai)man.  Wm.  M.,  Mo.,  '08 
Chappie,  B.  P.,  N.  D.,  '03 
Ch.irles  Cilv  C*iJl..  Iowa.  '09 
Charles.  Fred.  L  ,  111..  '06 
Charters,  W.  W.,  Mo..  '06 
Chase.  Geo.  C.  Maine.  '09 
Chase.  Ray  E..  Nev..  '07 
Chase,  Susan  F..  N.  Y.,  '98 
Chabe,  Wayland  J.,  Wis.,  '99 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


245 


Chatfidd.  George  H.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Chadey,  A..  Pa.,  '07 
Chatterton,  Geo.  P.,  Ohio,  '08 
Cheever,  W.  H.,  WU.,  '06 
Cheney,  Francis  J.,  N.  Y.,  'oi 
Cheney,  H.  C,  ifi.,  'oi 
Cheney,  H.  D.,  Idaho,  '07 
Chcnot,  J.  C,  Ohio,  '08 
Cherry,  E.  Le  Grande,  Ncbr..  '08 
Cherry,  H.  H.,  Ky, '06 
Cherry,  T.  C,  Ky.,  '05 
Chester,  E.  P.,  Conn.,  '07 
.  Chevalier,  W.  F.,  Iowa,  'oa  • 

ehew,  Samuel  L.,  Pa.,  '08 
Chicago  Pub.  Library,  III.,  '98 
Chickering,  John  J.,  N.  Y..  'oa 
Child,  G.  N..  Utah.  '09" 
Childs.  Ernest  W.,  Ga.,  '03 
Childs,  I.  R.,  Vt.,  '07 
Chittenden,  M.  D.,  Vt.,  '03 
Chrisman,  Oscar,  Ohio,  '03 
Christie,  James  H..  N.  T.,  '06 
Christcnberry,  D.  P.,  Ala.,  '99 
Christensen,   D.   H.,    Utah,    '01 
Christopher,  John,  Pa.,  '08 
Chubb,  Edwm  W.,  Ohio,  '05 
Chubb.  Perdval,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Church,  A.  B.,  Ohio.  '08 
Church,  Emma  M.,  111.,  '05 
Church,  Geo.  E.,  R.  I.,  'pa 
Church,  Harry  V.,  111..  '06 
Churchill,  H.  V.,  Colo.,  '09 
City   Lib'y,   Manchester,   N.  H, 

'06 
City  Lib'y,  Springfield,  Mass.,  '98 
Clagg,  J-  Henry,  Mass.,  '03 
Clair,  Francis  R.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Clair  Sub-Dist.  Sch..  Pa..  '06 
Clancy,  Albert  W.,  Minn.,  '90 
Clancy,  Margaret,  Pa..  '08 
Clancy,  Noel  J..  Tex.,  '97 
Clapp,  George  I.,  Mass.,  '03 
Clark  University,  Mass.,  '05 
Clark.  A.  L.,  Iowa,  '06 
Clark.  Anna  M..  Colo.,  '08 
Clark.  Arthur  B.,  Cal.,  '09 
Clark.  Beatrice  V.,  Nebr.,  '09 
Clark.  Chas.  S.,  Mass.,  07 
Clark.  Edward  O.,  Mass.,  '98 
Clark.  Eliza  L,,  Mass.  '03 
Clark,  Frances  E.,  Wis..  '02 
Clark,  Frank  H.,  Okla.,  '86 
Clark.  Georgia,  Ohio.   08 
Clark.  Mrs.  Ida  H.,  Wis..  '00 
Clark.  James  E.,  N.  M.,  ^03 
Clark.  John  H.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Clark.  Josephine  H.,  Colo.,  '08 
Clark,  L.  H.,  Wb.,  ^84 
Clark,  Mary  L.,  Ind.,  '06 
Clark.  M.  G..  111..  '06 
Clark.  W.  A.,  Nebr.,  '95 
Clarke.  Elva  E.,  Kans.,  '94 
Clarke,  Ernest  P.,  Mich.,  '01 
Clarke.  Francis  D.,  Mich.,  '97 
Claris  Tchrs.  Organiz.  of  Brooklyn, 

N.  Y.,  '05 
Classen,  Mrs.  A.  W.  H.,  Cal.,  '89 
Clauscr,  Toseph  L.,  Ind..  '08 
Clauser,  Milton,  Colo.,  ^09 
Claxton,  P.  P.,  Tcnn.,  '08 
Clay,  Chas.  A.,  Mich..  08 
Clayton,  R.  A.,  Ala.,  '03 
Clcmen-son,  Clarence,  S.  D.,  '09 
aement,  R.  E..  N.  J[..  07 
Clements,  J.  R.,  Ohio,   08 
Clemmons,  Wm.  H..  Ncbr.,  '05 
Clerao,  T.  W..  Mich..  '06 
CletnsoQ  Agri.  Coll.,  S.  C.  '03 
Clendenen,  Taylor  C,   III..   '08 
Cleveland  Pub.  Lib'y,   Ohio,   '97 
Cleveland,  Leslie  L..  Mass..  '03 
eleven,  N.  A.  N.,  Mont.,   08 
Clifford.  Chas.  C,  Ind..  06 
Clifford,  W.  N.,  Pa.,  '05 
CUfton.  Han7  T.,  Cal..  '05 
Cline.  R.  T.,  Colo..  '09 
Clopper,  E.  N.,  Ohio.  '06 
Qoufh.  Burton  M.,  Mass.,  'oj 


Clough,  Zora  C,  N.  H.,  '09 
Cloya,  David  E.,  Iowa,|'oa 
Clum,  George  V..  lU.,  '99 
Clum,  John  E..  111.,  '04 
Coates,  C.  T..  Ohio,  '08 
Cobb,  Chas.  N.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Cobb.  H.  E.,  HI.,  '03 
Cobb.  Matie  A.,  HI..  '04 
Cobcr,  E.  W.,  Pa.,  '09 
Cobum  Lib'y  of  Colo.  Coll.,  '05 
Cobum,  Oscar  E.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Cobum,  Wra.  G.,  Mich.,  '95 
Cochrane,  W.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Coddington,  A.  O.,  111.,  '93 
Cody.  Alvin  N.,  Mich.,  '04 
Coe  College,  Iowa.  '03 
Coe,  Emily  Af.,  Cal..  '80 
Coe,  George  A.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Coe.  Ida,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Coen,  B.  F.,  Colo.,  '09 
Coffey,  Alex.  B.,  La.,  '07 
Coffin,  C.  W.  D.,  N.  Y.,  *oo 
Coffin,  Mary  E.,  N.  T.,  '05 
Coffman,  Lotus  D.,  111.,  'oa 
Cogswell,  Hamlin  E.,  Pa.,  '05 
Cohn,  Ix>uis  B.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Colbum,  Jessie  B..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Colbum,  Mina  B.,  Ohio,  '06 
Colby,  E.  C,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Cole.  Aaron  H.,  111.,  '02 
Cole,  Adrian  H..  Wis.,  '08 
Cole,  Chas.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '92 
Cole,  Stonewall  J.,  Ala..  ^03 
Cole.  Thos.  S.,  Pa.,  '08 
CoU,  Wm.  H.,  Ohio,  '70 
Coleman,  Chas.  C,  Ind.,  '06 
Coleman,  H.  T   J^  Canada,  '07 
Colestock,  H.  L.,  Cal.,  '07 
Colfax  Sub-Dist.  Sch.,  Pittsburg, 

Pa..  '06 
Colgate  University,  N.  Y.,  '02 
Colledgc.  Wm.  E.,  III.   '08 
College,  Adrian,  Mien.,  '09 
College,  Agri.,  of  Kans.,  '97 
College,  AgricxJturaJL  Mass.,  '07 
College  of  Agri.  of  Ga.,  '07 
College  of  Agri.  of  R.  I.,  '03 
College  of  the  City  of  New  York, 

'06 
College,  Amherst,  Mass.,  '97 
CoUege,  Bellevue,  Nebr.,  '97 
College,  Birmingham,  Ala.,  '08 
College,  Boston,  Mass.,  '97 
College,  Brig.  Young,  Utah,  '98 
College,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.,  '99 
College,  Buchtel,  Ohio,  '09 
College,  Butler,  Ind.,  '00 
College,  Canisius,  N.  Y.,  '02 
College,  Charles  City,  Iowa,  '09 
College,  Conn.  Agri..  '99 
College,  Davidson.  N.  C..  '06 
College,  Defiance,  Ohio,  '09 
College,  Dickinson,  Pa.,  '99 
College,  Earlham,  Ind.,  '07 
College.  Eli/.;iljethtown,  Pa.,  '09 
College.  Elmira,  N.  Y.,  '08 
College,  Emory,  Ga..  '01 
College,  Ga.  Nor.  and  Indust.,  '06 
College,  Geneva,  Pa.,  *o6 
College  for  Tchra.,  Geo.  Peabody, 

Tenn.,  '04 
College.  Haverford,  Pa.,  '09 
College,  Hendrix.  Ark.,  '97 
College,  Hillsdale,  Mich.,  '00 
College  of  the  Holy  Cross,  Mass., 

'01 
College,  Huron,  S.  D.,  '09 
College,  Iowa,  Grinnell,  '00 
C<jllege,  Iowa  State^Amcs,  '01 
Cc)ll(>xe.  Iowa    St.  Tchrs.,  Cctlar 

F.ills.  '09 
College,  Lif.iyette,  Pa.,  09 
College,  Lake  Erie,  Ohio.  '06 
College,  Lake  Forest,  111.,  '09 
College,  Lincoln,  111.,  '97 
Colle;?e.   Macalester.   Mmn.,  '08 
College,  Manhattan,  N.  Y.,  '06 
College,  Marist,  Ga.,  '05 


CoUege,  Marshall,  W.  Va.,  '09 
College,  Maryville.  Tenn.,  09 
College,  Middlebury,  Vt.,  '09 
College,  Midland,  Kans.,  '99 
College,  Montana  State,  '99 
College,  Mt.  Holyokc,  Mass.,  *oa 
College,  Mt.  Vernon,  Ohio,  "09 
College,   Muskingum,  Ohio,  '07 
College,  Penn,  Iowa,  '09 
College,  Pennsylvania  State,  *oo 
College,  Pomona,  Cal.,  '99 
College,  RadclifFe,  Mass..  '05 
College,  Randolph- Macon,  Va.,'09  ' 
College,  Ripon,  Wis.,  *o2 
College,  Rockford,  III..  '04 
College,  Rutgers,  N.  J..   oS 
College    of    St.   Francis   Xavier, 

N.  Y.,  '00 
College,  Smith,  Mass.,  '98 
College,  South  CaroUna,  '02 
College,  South  D.  Agri.,  '99 
College,  State,  of  Washington,  '05 
College,  Union,  Ncbr.,  '09 
College,  Vassar,  N.  Y.,  '98 
College,  Wabash,  Ind.,  'oS 
College,  Washington  and  Tuscu- 

lum,  Tenn.,  '09 
College,    W^ashbum.   Kans.,    '08 
College,  Waynesburg.  Pa.,  '02 
College,  Wellesley,  Mass.,  *oo 
College,  Wells.  N.  Y.,  '06 
College,  Westminster,  Mo.,  '07 
College,  Whcaton.  111.,  '99 
College,  Whitman,  Wash.,  'ox 
College.  Williams,  Mass..  '97 
College.  Wittenberg,   Ohio,    '09 
College,  Woman's,  Md.,  '99 
College.  Yankton.  S.  D.,  \)7 
Collicott,  Jacob  G.,  Wash.,  '05 
Collier,  John  S.,  Ul.,  "07 
Collin,  C.  O.  L.,  Mass..  '03 
Collins,  A.  Harvey,  Cal..  '06 
Collins,  C.  I.,  Colo..  '09 
Collins,  Edw.  R.,  Minn.,  »o8 
Collins,  Fr.ink  H.,  \.  Y.,  '04 
Collins,  Halaey  M.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Collins,  J.  H.,  ni..  '05 
Collins,  Toll  11  \-..  CJUio,  *o6 
Collins,  To  in  7^  ,  M    , '97 
Collins.  Jc     \      V.  1    ,  '05 
Collins,  M  '         I.  J.,  '03 

Collins,  Mattie  M.,  Pa.,  '09 
CoUins,  Nellie  C,  111.,  '02 
Collins.  Violet  V..  III.,  '08 
Collister.  Laura  K.,  Ohio.  '06 
Columbia  Coll.  of  Express.,  111.,'oa 
Columbia  Univcrsit\'.  N.  Y.,  '95 
Colvin.  Wm.  H.,  Colo..  '09 
Colwell,  Nathan  P.,  III..  '06 
Comings,  Fannie  S.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Com.  of  Ed.,  Encmiry  and  Re- 
search, Bristol,   England,   '08 
Compton,  L.  M.,  Wis.,  "08 
Comstock.  E.  H.,  Minn.   '01 
Conant,  Howard,  Mass..  'oS 
Conant,  0.smyn  P.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Conant.  Roger  L..  Cuba,  '05 
Conard,  H.  E.,  Ohio.  '04 
Conaty.  Thomas  J.,  Cal.,  '03 
Condon,  RandallJ.,  Mont.,  '01 
Cong.lon,  C.  M.,  111..  '04 
Congdon,  F.  K..  Mass..  '06 
Conger,  Chas.  T.,  Cal.,  '07 
Conkling,  W.  E.,  Mich.,  '96 
Conlin,  Francis  J.,  Mass.,  '03 
Conn,  G.  W.,  Jr.,  III.,  '03 
Connecticut  Agri.  College,  '99 
Connelley,  C.  B.,  Pa.,  '01 
Conner,  Ed.  Solon,  Ohio,  'o3 
Connifl,  John  R.,  La.,  '01 
Connolly,  John  M.,  Mass.,  '03 
Connolly,  Louise,  N.  J.,  '07 
Connors,  Alice  Xi.,  Mo.,  '04 
Conradi,  Edward,  Fla.,  '07 
Conrow,  Eliz;il)eth,  xN.  Y.,  '05 
Conrow,  Georgiana,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Conroy,  John  P.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Converse,  F.  E.,  Wis.,  '97 


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Conway,  Tho§.  W..  Okla.,  *o6 
Conwell,  Russell  H.,  Pa.,  'ox 
Cook.  A.  D.   Wyo..'o6 
Cook,  Albert  P.,  Mich.,  '01 
Cook,  Albert  S.,  Md..  'oa 
Cook.  Chas.  F..  N.  H..  '98 
Cook,  DeEsta,  Ariz.,  '07 
Cook,  Elizabeth  B.,  111..  '06 
Cook,  Fayette  L.,  S.  D.,'75 
Cook,  Francis  £.,  Mo.,  'oa 
Coot  Geo.  B.  Ark..  '05 
Cook,  H.  Moreland,  N.  J.,  'ox 
Cook,  Homer  L..  Ind.,  '05 
Cook,  Homer  M.,  Mo.,  '07 
Cook,  Ida  M.,  Ul.,  '09 
Cook,  John  \V^  IU.,V 
Cook.   Katherine  M.,  Colo.,  '08 
Cooke.  Flora  J.,  lU.,  '08 
Cookson.  Charles  W..  Ohio.  '06 
Cooley,  .\nna  M.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Cooley,  Mrs.  A.  VV.,  N.  D.,  '06 
Cooley,  E.  G.,  Mass.,  'q7 
Cooley,  F.  W.,  Ind.,  '9$ 
Cooley,  James  S.,  N.  Y..  '07 
Cooley,  L  C,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Cooley,  Robert  L.,  Wis.,  '05 
Coombs, John  H.,  Utah,  '06 
Cooper,  Clara  F..  Ncbr..  '04 
Cooper,  Cora,  W.  Va.,  '09 
Cooper,  F.  B.,  Wash.,  '94 
Cooper,  F.  I.,  Mass., '03 
Cooper,  Homer  £.,  W.  Va.,  '08 
Cooper,  T.  W.,  Pa..  '06 
Cooper,  Milton  C,  Pa.,  'ox 
Cooper,  O.  H.,  Tex.,  '94 
Coover.  John  E..  Cal..  '05 
Coover,  Nathanid,  Kans    *86 
Cope,  A.B.,  Kans.,  '09 
Cope.  Henry  F..  lU..  '06 
Cope,  VV.  P..  Ohio,  '03 
Copeland,  Chas.  H.,  Ind.,  '99 
Copeland,  Chas.  M.,  Ohio,  '08 
Corbett,  Henry  R.,  111.,  '90 
Cording,  Agnes  A.,  N,  Y.,  '03 
Corl,  Frederick  J.,  Ky.,  '04 
Corlett,  Bessie  M.,  Ohio.  '06 
ComcU  Univ.  Ubrary,  N.  Y.,'96 
Cornell,  Walter  S..  Pa..  '08 
Comraan,  O.  P.,  Pa.,  '03 
Corns,  Joseph  H.,  Mich.,  '08 
Cornwall,  H.  D.,  Minn..  '09 
ComweU,  Cynthia  T..  Minn.,  '07 
Corson,  David  B.,  N.  J..  '05 
Corson,  O.  r.,  Ohio,  '87 
Corwin,  C.  E.,  Ohio.  '08 
Cosner,  Lottie  M.,  Ohio.  '03 
Cottinghara.  Wm.  W.,  Pa.   '06 
Cotton,  Carl,  N.  H.,  '08 
Ctilton,  F.  \.  Wis.,  '98 
Cotirt  H,  J    I  I  B.,  N.  Y..  'os 
Coa^tilin,  James  M.,  Pa.,  '08 
Crjudll,  J,  R,,  Iowa,  '09 
Couriaa.AV.  W.,  111.,  '09 
Coulter,  J.  G„  III.,  '07 
Coulter,  >finriie,  Cal.,  '99 
Ciiuilrip,  F-  S.,  Ohio,  '00 
Co.  Tihti.  Asso.,  Milwaukee  Co^ 

Wi«.,  '84 
ColJ7,1tis,  R.  B,,  Texas,  '04 
OmU.  C.  H..  Cal..  '07 
Cowy,  CLimie  C,  Orotjon.  '01 
tSw.in,  WvvvvAe.  R.,  III..    08 
Ci'W' 11,  (p        A.,  Mass..  '09 
Cowlcs,  iJu.jicy  R.,  G.I..  '01 
Cowlcs,  Emma  M.,  Wis..  '03 
CowLs.  P.MrlR..  N.  J..  '06 
Cowling.   Donald  J..   Minn.,   '08 
Cox,  Edwin  B.,  Ohio,  '89 
Cox,  E.  Morris,  Cal.,  '06 
Cox,  Henry  C,  111.,  '95 
Ccxx,  H.  S.,  Kv.,  '08 
Cox,  Is;iac  M.,  Hawaii.  '08 
Cox.  Ixw-is  C.  N.  Y..  "08 
Coy,  E.  W.,  Ohio,  '83 
Covne.  Francis  R..  Pa..  '06 
Crahb.  I.  N..  Colo.,  '09 
Crahbe,  J.  G.,  Ky..  '07 
Crabbe,  Lelia  B.,  Mich.,  '03 


Crabtree,  T.  W.,  Nebr.,  '95 
Craig,  Arthur  U.,  D.  C,  '99 
Craig,  Edwin  P.,  Tex.,  '09 
Craig,  Katherine  L.,  Colo.,  '04 
Cniti,  Marian  E.,  Cal.,  '07 
Craig.  Oscar  J,^  Mont.,  '9a 
Craighead^  £.  B.,  La.,  'oa 
Cram,  Nathan  D.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Cramer,  W.  F.,  Iowa,  '00 
Crampton,  C.  Ward,  N.  Y.,  *oj 
Crandall,  Benj.  R.,  Idaho,  '03 
CrandaU,  D.  A.,  R.  I.,  '03 
Crane,  Cornelia  S.,  111.,  '97 
Crane,  F.  £..  Ohio, '01 
Crane,  Harriet  B.,  N.  J.,  'os 
Crane,  Julia  E..  N.  Y..  '95 
Crane,  Wra.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Cranston,  John  A.,  Cal.,  '04 
Cranston,  R.  W.,  Minn.,  '96 
Crater.  Mary,  Colo.,  '09 
Crawford,  J.  Forsythi  Iowa,  '05 
Crawford,  Otis  O-Tw.  Va..  '08 
Crawford,  Wm.  A.,  Ark..  '06 
Crawford,  Wm.  C,  Mass..  '03 
Crawshaw,  Fred  D.,  111.,  '01 
Creager,    John    O.,    Mass.,    '08 
Cree,  Raymond,  Cal.,  '07 
Creighton  Univ.,  Nebr.,  '03 
Cresap,   Robert  D.,   Nebr.,   '09 
Crcssman,  Henry  M.,  N.  J.,  '09 
CrUt,  Henry  M.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Crist,  R.  W.,  Ohio,  '09 
Crist.  W.  James,  N.  J.,  '05 
Critchett,  E.  T.,  Minn.,  ^98 
Crockett,  May  M.,  HI.,  '95 
Cromer,  Mrs.  Lucella.  Kans.,  '09 
Crone,  R.  B.,  Iowa,  '04 
Cronebaush,  C.  L.,  Ohio,  '90 
Cronise,  Caroline  C,  111.,  '08 
Cronson,  Bernard,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Crookcr,  F.  F.,  N.  Y.,  'o? 
Crooks.  H.  M.,  OrcRon,  '03 
Cropsey,  Mi.ss  N.,  Ind.,  '91 
Crosby,  Dick  J.,  D.  C,  '01 
Crosby,  W.  £.,  N.  Y.,  So 
Crosier.  Merton  E.,  Iowa.  '06 
Cross,  E.  A.,  Colo.,  '09 
Cross,  Geo.  W.,N.M., '08 
Cross,  T.  G..  Cal.,  '09 
Cross.  Margaret  E.,  La.,  '08 
Crossfield.  R.  H.,  Ky.,  '08 
Croswell,  Thos.  R..  Cal..  'oa 
Crouch,  Sarah  E.,  Mo.,  '95 
Crouter,  A.  L.  E.,  Pa.,  '00 
Crowdl,  Ch.as.  A.,  N.  H.  '08 
Crowley,  Kate  E.,  Mo.,  '04 
Cruikshank,  Ernest,   N.  C,   '09 
Cruikshank,  J  as.,  N.  Y.,  '57 
Cubberly,  E.  P.,  Cal.,  '94 
Culbertson,  E.  D.  Y.,  Iowa,  '95 
Cullen,  Chas.  E.,  Mich.,  '04 
Cully,  H.  H.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Cumberland  Valley  St.  Nor.  Sch., 

Pa..  '06 
Cummings,  Bvron,  Utah.  '08 
Curamings,  E^w.  P.,  Mich..  *oi 
Cummings,  Horace  H.,  Utah,  '05 
Cummings,  W.  H.,  N.  H.,  '03 
Cummings,  Wra.  L.,  Mas.<«.,  '08 
Cummins,  J.  P.,  Ohio,  '00 
Cunningham,  Catherine  A.,  Mo., 

'04 
Cunningham,  H.  M.,  111..  '07 
Cunningham,  R.  J.,  Mont.,  '04 
Cuno.  .\nnie  E.,  Mo.,  '04 
Citrran,  Ulysses  T.,  Tex..  '66 
Currier.  C.  F.  A.,  Mass..  'oo 
Currier.  E.  H.,  N.  Y..  '97 
Currv.  James  S.,  Ohio.  '03 
Curtis  Hi^h  School,   New  York, 

N.  v..  '05 
Curtis  Sch.,  New  York.  N.  Y.,  '03 
Curtis,  A.  E.,  Mich.,  '96 
Curtis,  Chester  H.,  Mo.,  '04 
Curiis,  Faniucl>elle.  N.  V.,  '05 
Curtis,  Geo.  H..  Mich.,  '05 
Curtis,  J.  W..  Mont.,  '03 
Curds,  Virgil  G.,  Pa.,  '92 


Cashing,  Grafton  D.,  Mass.,  '03 

Cushman.  Lillian  S.,  IlL,  '03 
Cutler,  H.  F.,  Mass.,  *oa 
Cutter,  Irving  S.,  Nebr.,  'oa 
Cyphers,  J.  W.,  Tex..  '09 
Dabney,  C.  W.,  Ohio, '99 
Dackerman,  Mrs.  A.  C,  Ohio,  '08 
Dailey,  M.  E.,  Cal.,  '98 
Dalborg,  Mats,  Sweden.  '04 
Daley.    Hiram    C,    Mich.,    '08 
Dalyrmple.  C.  M.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Damont,  Irving  K..  S.  D.,  '09 
Dana,  Fenella,  Kans.,  '9s 
Dana,  Myron  T.,  N.  Y.,  '07      • 
Daniels,  Joseph  F.,  Colo.,   08 
Danielsscni,  Anna  H.  J.,  Sweden, 

DaSi,  HoUis  E.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Dannelly,  Clarence  M.,  Ala.,  '08 
Darlington,  Jane,  Conn..  '07 
Dartmouth  Coll.  Lib'y,  N.  H.,  'oa 
Dartt,  Morton  L.,  Ohio.  '03 
Davenport  Pub.  Lib'y.  Iowa.  '06 
Davenport,  Eugene,  111.,  '08 
Davey,  Vernon  L.,  N.  J.,  *oo 
Davev.  Wheeler  P.,  Pa..  '08 
Davidson,  Chas.  C,  Ohio,  '80 
Davidson  College,  N.  C.   '06 
Davidson,  EJeanor,  Colo.,  '08 
Davidson,  Isobd,  Md.,  *o7 
Davidson,  Margaret,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Davidson,  Percy  E.,  CaL,  '07 
Davidson,  Wm.  T.  Nebr.,  '00 
Davidson.  Wm.  M.,  Nebr.,  '90 
Davis,  Addaide,  D.  C,  '07 
Davis,  Allan,  D.  C,  '9S 
Davis,  Allie,  Wyo.,  '09 
Davis.  B.  C,  Ga.,  '03 
Davis,  B.  M.,  Ohio.  '01 
Davis.  Boothe  C,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Davis,  Charles  P.,  Mass.,  '08 
Davis,  Edith  S.,  Wis.,  '07 
Davis,  Emma  C,  Ohio,  '04 
Davis,  F.  Dayton,  Mich.,  '04 
Davis,  Geo.  S.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
DaWs,  Geo.  W.,  111.,  '96 
Da>is,  Harriet  B.,  III.,  '07 
Dam,  Herbert  B.,  Pa.,  *o8 
Davb,  Jas.  A.,  111.,  '©8 
Da>'is,  fohn  N.,  Wis.,  '07 
Da\ns,  Mrs.  Mairy,  Pa.,  '09 
Davis,  Mary  V.,  Idaho,  *o7 
Davis,  Mrs.  M.  M.,  N.  D.,  'oa 
Davis,  Mrs.  M.  R.  G.,  D.  C  02 
Davis.  Thomas  W.,  Mass.,  '03 
Davis,  T.  S.,  Pa.,  '05 
Davis,  Wm.  Holmes,  Va.,  '03 
Da\-is,  W.  N.,  Ohio,  '08 
Dans,  W.  R.,  Ohio,  '08 
DaNison,  John,  Ohio    '08 
Davol,  Stephen  R.,  NIass..  '08 
Dawley,  Wm.  H.,  Jr..  Mo..  '09 
Dawson.  George  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
Day.  Alfred  E.,  Tex.,  '07 
Day,  Edna  D.,  Mo.,  '08 
Day,  James  R.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Day,  Laura  G.,  Wis.,  '09 
Dayton  Pub.  Lib'y,  Ohio,  '03 
Deahl,  J.  N.,  W.  Va.,  '96 
Dean,  Arthur  D.,  N.  Y.,  'oS 
Dean,  H.  A.,  111.,  'o^ 
Dean,  Harold  I.,  Cofo.,  '09 
Deane,  Chas.  H.,  Wash.,  '04 
Deane,  Chas.  W.,  Conn.,  '89 
Dean£,  William  J..  N.  Y.,  '06 
Dearborn,  Mrs.  Mary  E..  Ohio, '09 
Dearljom,  Rufus  J.,  Ind.,  *oo 
Dearborn,  Walter  P.,  111.,  'os 
Dearraont,  W.  S.,  Mo.,  '99 
Deamess,  F.  W.,  Ohio,  '01 
Deaton.  Eula  W..  Tex.,  '08 
Deatrick,  W.  W.,  Pa.,  '92 
DeBow,  Edna,  Idaho,  '08 
De  Butts,  C.  E.,  111..  '08 
De  Camp,  John  A.,  M.iss..  '05 
Decatur,  Mary  I.,  Colo.,  '09 
Dechant,  C.  Ernest,  N.  J.,   '09 
Decker,  Geo.  W.,  Utah,  '04 


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247 


Decker,  Sarah  S.  P.,  Cdo.,  '07 
Decker,  Wm.  H.,  Okla.,  '07 
Deerwester,  Frank,  Wash.,   '08 
Defiance  CoU^e,  Ohio,  '09 
DeGarmo,  Chas.,  N.  Y.,  '89 
Dehoff,  Calvin  C,  S.  D..  '08 
Dcighton,  Ida  M.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Delany,  Faustin  S.,  Ky.,  *oa 
Delaware  College,  Newark,  '09 
Den,  J.  G.,  Pa..  '06 
Dellinger,   Oris   P.,   Kans.,    *o7 
DeLoach,  R.  J.  H.,  Ga.,  '04 
Dcmarfcjt,  T.  B.  T.,  N.  Y.,^00 
Demarcst,  Peter  E..  N.  Y..  '05 
Deming,  H.  E.,  Ohio,  '08 
Dempseyt    Clarence    H.,  Mass.* 

Denbigh,  John  H.,  N.  Y.,  'os 
Denfeld,  Kobt.  E.,  Minn.,  '90 
Denham,  Elsie  B.,  Ohio,  '09 
Denison,  Edmund  D.,  Wis,,  '07 
Denison  Univ.  Lib'y,  Ohio,  '00 
Dennis,  Chas.  E..  Jr.,  R.  I.,  'oa 
Denny,  Winfield  A..  Ind.,  '05 
Denton,  Lewis  H.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Denton,  Minna  C,  111..  '03 
Dept.  of  Ed.,  Ky.,  '08 
Dept.  of  Ed.,  N.  Y.,  'oi 
Dept.  of  Ed..  N.  C,  '©8 
Dept.  of  Ed.,  Nova  Scotia,  'oa 
Dept.  of  Ed.,  Ontario,  'oa 
Dept.  of  Ed.,  Porto  Rico,  'oj 
Dept.  of  Ed.,  Texas,  '06 
Dept.  of  Pub.  Inslr.,  Ark.,  '09 
Dept.  of  Pub.  Instr.,  lU.,  '99 
Dept.  of  Pub.  Instr.,  Mich.,  '^oa 
Dept.  of  Pub.  Instr.,  Minn.,  'ox 
Dept.  of  Pub.  Instr.,  Nebr.,  '01 
Dept  of  Pub.  Instr.,  N.  D..  'oa 
Dept.  of  Pub.  Instr.,  Va.,  '05 
Dept.   of  St.   Comm'r  of  Com. 

Schs..  Ohio.  '06 
Deputy,  M.  W.,  lU.,  '01 
Derr.  Charles  W.,  Pa.,  '07 
Desai,  P.  M.,  InduL  '07 
Deupree,  J.  G.,  Miss.,  '97 
Do-inc,  Bessie  C,  Dd.,  '08 
De  Vcre,  Mary  C,  Pa.,  '08 
Dewey,  Charles  O.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Dewey,  Henry  B.,  Wash.,  '07 
Dewey,  John,  N.  Y.,  '97 
Dewey.  Melvil,  N.  Y.,  > 
DeWitt  Clinton  H.  Sch.,  NY.,  '03 
DcWitt,  Edgar  A.,  Tex..  '09 
Dexter,  E.  G.,  Porto  Rico,  '98 
Dcyo,  Louis  DeWitt,  N.  J.,  '09 
Dial,  S.  T.,  Ohio,  '95 
Dick,  Archibald  M..  N.  J.,  '06 
Dick,  Fred,  Colo.,  '95 
Dick,  Geo.  S.,  Iowa,  '09 
Dick,  WaUacc  P.,  Pa.,  '05 
Dick.  Wm.,  Pa.,  '08 
Dickerman,  G.  S.,  Conn.,  '07 
Dickey,  C.  E.,  Pa.,  '08 
Dickinson  College,  Pa.,  '99 
Dickinson,  Frances,  111.,  'ox 
Dickinson,  H.  N.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Dickman,  J.  W.,  Iowa,  'oa 
Dickson,  Virgil  E.   Wash.,  '08 
Diekenga,  Fannie  £.,  Mo.,  '04 
Dieterich,  H.  C^  Ohio,  '08 
Dietrich,  Geo.  C.   Ohio,  '03 
Dietrich,  John,  Colo..  '95 
Dietrick,  W.  J.,  Pa.,  '05 
Dike,  Cornelia  A.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Dillard,  James  H.,  La..  '07 
Dillin,  Susan  A.,  Ohio,  ^04 
Dillon,  Mrs.  Sarah  E..  Mo.,  '04 
DiUman,  L.  M.,  lU.,  '86 
Dinsmore,  J.  W.,  Ky.,'98 
Dix.  Win.  T.,  111.,  '96 
Dixon,  Mrs.  Geo.,  N.  M.,  '09 
Dixon.  Mrs.  Jane,  Pa.,  '09 
Doane  College.  Nebr.,  '03 
Doane,  Letitia  L.,  111.,  '97 
Dobbs,  Ella  v.,  Mo..  '04 
Dockrin.  Jas.  C,  111.,  '01 
Dodd,  A.  £.,  Mass.,  'oS 


Dodderer,  A.  M.,  Ohio,  '08 
Dodge,  M.  Luellal  111.,  '97 
Dodge.  R.  E.,  nTy..  '98 
Dodge,  Wm.C..  111.. '96 
Dodson,  Chas.  H.,  Ind.,  '09 
Dodson,  Emma  A.,  Ind.,  '09 
Dodson,  W.  T.,  Okla.,  '08 
Doeden,  F.  H..  111.,  '07 
Doelle,  John  A.,  Mich.,  '07 
DoU,  Louise  M.,  Ohio,  '08 
Dollison,  H.  C,  Pa.,  '08 
Donncll,  B.  H.,  Cal.,  '03 
Donohue,  Thomas  M.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Donovan,  W.  N.,  Mass.,  '03 
Dopp,  Katharine  E.,  111.,  '08 
Doster,  James  J.,  Ala.,  '07 
Doty,  John,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Dougherty,  Mary  J.,  Pa.,  '08 
Doughton,  Isaac,  Pa.,  '07 
Doughty.  Walter  F.,  Tex.,  '06 
Douglas,  Chas.  H.,  Mass.,  '08 
Douglas,  William,  Pa.,  '08 
Douglass,  S.  A.,  Mo.,  '04 
Douthett,  Thos.  D.,  Ohio,  '05 
Dow,  Caroline  B.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Dow,  Jas.  J.,  Minn., '96 
DoweD,  Philip.  N.  Y..  '05 
Downes,  Frederick  E..  Pa.,  '05 
Downey,  James  E.,  Ma.ss..  '08 
Downing,  A.  S.,  N.  Y.,  '91 
Downiiig,  M.  W..  N.  Y.,  'ox 
Dows,  Joseph  W.,  111.,  '07 
Doyle,  Margaret  L.,  Mass.,  '03 
Doyle,  Mary  E.,  111.,  '91 
Doync,  John  J.,  Ark.,  '06 
Drake  University,  Iowa.  '08 
Drake,  EUis  H.,  Ind.,  'oa 
Draper,  Andrew  S.,  N.  Y.,  '88 
Draper,  Ella  L.,  N  J.,  '08 
Draper,  Frank  O.,  R.  I.,  '03 
Dreher,  E.  S.,  S.  Cy  '96 
Drehcr,  Joseph  J.,  Iowa,  '08 
Dressel,  Herman.  Jr.,  N.  J.,  '08 
Drew,  Frank,  Mass.,  '03 
Driehaus,  Irwin  W.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Driggs,  Frank  M..  Utah,  '07 
Driscoll,  Frances  M.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
DriscoU,  John  J.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Droppen,  Garrett,  Mass..  '03 
Drought,  Caroline  A.,  Md.,  '04 
Drushel.  W.  A.,  Conn.,  'oa 
Drushel,  J.  A.,  Mo.,  '05 
Du  Bosc,  Joel  C.  Ala..  '06 
Dudgeon,  R.  B.,  Wis.,  '94     ^ 
Dudley,  B.  F.,  La..  '06  * 

Dudley,  Chester  H.  C.  N.  H.,  '09 
Duggan,  John  M.,  111.,  '09 
Duffgan,  S.  P..  N.  Y..  '06 
Duke,  Josephine  G.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Dunbar,  B.  A.,  N.  D.,  '08 
Dunbar,  Wm.  F.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Duncan,  D.  Shaw,  Colo.,  '09 
Duncan,  Geo,  W.,  Ala.,  'os 
Dunhaupt,  R.  C.  F.,  Mo.,  '04 
Duniway,  C.  A.,  Mont.,  '09 
Dunphy,  A.  E.,  N.  D..  'oa 
Dunton,  Charles  H.,  Vt.,  '01 
Durell,  Fletcher,  N.  J.,  '05 
Durfee,  Everett  B..  Mass.,  '07 
Du  Rie,  W.  B.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Dutcher,  Edw.  H.,  N.  J.,  '9Q 
Dutton,  BeUie  A.,  Ohio,  '80 
Dutton,  Cha.s.  F.,  Jr.,  Ohio,  *oi 
Dutton,  S.  T.,  N.  Y.,  '9 


95 
03 


Dwyer,  John,  N.  Y.,     _ 
Dwyer,  Rose  M.,  Conn.,  '08 
Dyer,  F.  B.,  Ohio,  '96 
Dyer,  Frank  R.,  Kans..  '91 
Dyke,  Chas.  B  .  Colo..  '09 
Dynes,  Sarah  A.,  N.  J.,   oa 
Dyaart.  Paul  M..  Pa.,  'o«; 
Eaglcton,  W.  H.,  Colo..   '09 
Eakins,  Mrs.  MilUe  R.,  N.  J..  '96 
Earhart,  Gertrude,   Idaho,   'oa 
Earhart.  Lida  B.,  N.  Y.,  '02 
Earlham  College  Lib'y-t  Ind.,  '07 
Earls,  U.  S.,  S.  D..  '07 
Early,  J.  J.,  Wyo.,  '09 


Early,  Thos.  A.,  Miss.,  '08 
Earnest,  W.  W.,  III.,  '04 
Earp,  Edwin  L.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Easterly,  Sara  B.,  Colo.,  '00 
East.  Dist.  High  Sch.,  New  York, 

N.  Y.,  '03 
E.  A.  Stevens,  G.  Gr.  Sch.,  Cam- 
den, N.  J.,  'os 
E.  111.  St.  Nor.  School,  lU.,  '99 
E.  Ky.  St.  Nor.  School,  Ky.,  '08 
Eastman,  Miriam  E.,  Wis.,  '08 
Eastman,  Wm.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Easton,  Warren,  La.,  '95 
East  Orange  Free  PubUc  Library, 

N.  J..  '04 
E.  St.  Louis  Public  Lib'y,  111.,  '04 
Eaton,  Benj.  G..  Minn.,  '08 
Eaton,  F.  W.,  Conn.,  '03 
Eaton,  G.  A.,  Utah.  *oi 


Eaton.  Ira  T.,  III. 


.    U.,   94 
£laton,  Jeannette  M..  Pa.,  '03 
Eaton,  Ldand  L.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Eaton.  Rov  W.,  Nebr..  '05 
Ebaugh.  Harriet  E.,  Md..  '07 
Ebeling,  Herman  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Eberhardi,  J.  F.,  lU.,  '64 
Ebers,  Charles  H.,  W.  Va.,  '08 
Eby,  H.  L.,  Conn.,  '06 
Eby,  Samua  L.,  Ohio.  '07 
Ecdeston,  Mrs.  Sara  C.,  Argen- 
tine Rep.,  '04 
Eckels,  G.  P.,  Pa.,  '08 
Eddy,  Lula  S.,  N.  Y„  '08 
Eddy,  William  H.,  R.  I.,  'oa 
Eden,  PhUip,  Wis    '84 
Edgecomb,  Flora  F.  T.,  Cal.,  '03 
Edgerly,  Jos.  G..  Mass.,  '96 
Edgerton,  Ida  M.,  Ohio.  '08 
Edmonds,  F.  S.,  Pa.,  '98 
Edmondson,  Gertrude.  Mo.,  '04 
Edmund,  Gertrude,  Mass.,  '97 
Edmunds,  Henry  H..  111.,  'oa 
Edsall,  James  M.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Edson,  A.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Educational  Asso.,  N.  D.,  '96 
Educational  Exchange,  Aia..  '06 
Education  Dept. Ontario,  Can.,'oa 
Edward  D.  Neill  Lib'v.  Minn.,'07 
Edward,  Libbie,  Uta'h,  '09 
Edwards,  H.  R.,  Minn.,  '97 
Edwards,  James  A.,  Iowa.  '08 
Edwards,  J.  C.  Mo.,  '07 
Edwards,  Thos.  A.,  Pa.,  'os 
Edwards,  W.  A.,  Cal.,  '99 
Edwards,  Wm.  J.,  Ala.,  '03 
Eggen,  H.  O.,  Cal.,  *o8 
Eggers,  Geo.  Wm.,  HI.,  '07 
Eggertson.  Lars  E.,  Utah,  '07 
Eggertson,  S.  P.,  Utah,  '07 
Egglcston,  J.  D_^  Va..  '07 
Ehmger,  Clyde  E.,  Pa.,  '97 
Ehrhart.  W.  N.,  Pa..  '06 
Eiche.  Julia  L..  N.  Y..  '03 
Eikenberry,  W.  L.,  111..  '04 
Eisenberg,  J.  Linwood.  Pa.,  '07 
Elder,  Etta  C,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Elder,  E.  W.,  Colo.,  '95 
Eldredge.  A.  C,  Ohio,  '07 
Eldridgc.  Edward  H.,  Mass.,  '04 
Elgas,  Mathew  J.,  N.  V.,  '91 
Eliot,  Chas.  H^.,  Mass.,  'oa 
EUzabethtown  College.  Pa..  *oo 
Elkhart  Carnegie  Lib'y,  In  '•■  ©4 
Ellabarger.  D.  R.,  Ohio,  'oj 
Eiliff.J.  D.,Mo., '08 
Elliott,  C.  H.,  111.,  ^4 
ElUott,  E.  C,  Wis..  '99 
Elliott,  J,  F.,  Ala.,  '98 
Elliott.  L.  F.,  Mass.,  '03 
Elliott,  Oliver  M.,  Id.iho,  '06 
Ellis,  Alston,  Ohio,  '07 
Ellis,  A.  Caswell,  Tex.,  'ca 
Ellis,  Edward  A.,  111.,    08 
Ellis,  Florence  E.,  Ohio.  '0.4 
Ellis,  Frank  R.,  Ohio,  '01 
Ellis,  George  M.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Ellis,  Grisclda,  N.  J..  'o«; 
Ellis,  H.  A.,  Wash.,  '09 


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NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Ellis,  John  C,  HI.,  '87 
EIIL1,  Leander  D.,  Ohio,  '05 
Ellis,  Lucy  T.,  Ariz.,  'o© 
Ellis.  Wm.  Au^itin.  Mich.,  '87 
Ellsworth,  Edward  H.,  Knns..  '09 
Ellsworth.  Henry  VV.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Ellsworth,  Jmsc  a..  Cal..  '01 
Elmendorf ,  Geo.  M..  N.  Y..  '08 
Elmira  CoUmc.  N.  Y.,  '08 
Else,  F.  W..  Iowa,  'oa 
Elson,  W.  H.,  Ohio,  '0^ 
Ely,  E.  Antoinette,  Ohio,  'aa 
Ely,  Sarah  Y.,N.T.,'oa 
Elwood,  DeWitt.  III..  '06 
Eraberland,  John,  Minn..  '08 
Embcrson,  R.  H..  Mo.,  *oa 
Emeline  Fairbanks  Mem.  lib'yt 

Terrc  Haute.  Ind..  '06 
Emerson,  Henry  P.,  N.  Y.,  '93 
Emerson,  Mary  Alice,  Minn.,  '07 
Emerson  School,  Colo..  '09 
Emery,  Grenville  C,  Cal.,  '04 
Emery,  Helen  R..  N.  J..  '05 
Emery,  John  Q.,  Wis.,  '84 
Emory  College  Lib'y,  Ga.,  '01 
Engle,  J.  Linton,  Pa.,  '09 
Engleman,  Jas.  O.,  Wis..  '09 
English,  Gertrude  E..  111.,  '08 
English,  Rebecca  P.,  Cal..  '88 
Enoch  Pratt  Free  Lib'y,  Ralti- 

more,  Md.,  *o6 
Enright,  John,  N.  J.,  '03 
Erasmus  HaU  H.  Sch.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Erickson,  A.  G.,  Mich.,  '08 
Erie  Public  Library,  Pa.,  '03 
Ernst,  Ullic  R.,  Mo.,  '04 
Erskine.  S.  H.,  Vt.,  '03 
Ervin,  Robert  L.,  Ohio,  '08 
Er^'in,  Walter  E.,  lU.,  '08 
Erwin,  Mrs.  Kate  A.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Eschbach,  Allen  G.,  Mo.,  '04 
Esilraan,  Amoritta  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
Estee,  Jas,  A.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Estes,  Charles  S.,  N.  Y.,  'oi 
Estill,  Harry  F.,  Tex.,  '08 
Estler.  Wm.  C.  Pa..  '07 
Etheridge,  Tom  H.,  Jr.,  Tex.,  '09 
Ethical  Culture  Sch..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Evans,  Abel  J..  Pa..  '08 
Evans,  A.  Grant.  Okla.,  '03 
Evans,  Arthur  W..  Tex..  '08 
Evans,  B.  D.,  Nebr.,  '09 
Evans,  Cecil  E.,  Pa.,  '08 
Evans,  Charles,  Okla.,  '03 
Evans,  Chas.  //.,  Mo.,  '86 
Evans,  Ed.  A.,  Ohio,  '08 
Evans,  Geo.  W.,  Mass.,  '03 
Evans,  Lawton  B^  Ga..  '94 
Evans,  Margaret  \.,  Minn.,  '05 
Evans,  Wm.  P.,  Mo.,  '08 
Evan'^ton  Free  Pub.  Lib'y,  111,  'oa 
Everett,  Grace  E.,  Cal.,  '03 
Everett,  John  P.,  Mich.,  '01 
Everett,  L.  E.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Everlv,  Lu  L..  Minn.,  '08 
Ewin^.  R.  D..  Colo.,  *09 
Faddis,  Jennie  R.,  Ind.,  '08 
Fagin,  Charles,  VVa«-h.,  '08 
Faiin.  T.  B.,  Ind.,  '07 
F.ifror.  Chas.  B.,  Jr.,  Pa.,  '08 
Faijlcy,  Fred  L.,  Ohio,  '05 
r  lilor.  Tsiar  \'.,  N.  Y..  'o, 
Fairlxinks.  Elsie  D.,  NMI  ,  '07 
F-iir  hill.  R    r.,  Kan<..  'S6 
Fairv  hild.    Milton.    Md  .    '09 
Falkinhurji,  1-  (.).,  Ohio,  '03 
Farairr.   R.  *P.,  D.  C,  '04 
Kali    Drlos.  Mich.,  '07 
Fallon.  Klla  A.,  Conn.,  '03 
Fant,  Tohn  C.  Mi-<..  'o? 
Faris,"T()hn  W..  Idaho. '03 
Fi-i^.  X.-"a,  Ohio.    oS 
Paris.  RolKTt  B.,  Cnlo.,  '09 
Farlov.  Anne  J..  X.  Y.,  '97 
Farli-v,  D.  H.  X.  J.,  '06 
Fa'-n'^r.  \.  X.    Minn..  '06 
Fi-ns'vorth,  Burt  \S.    X.  Y..  '06 
Farn.sworth,  Chas.  H.,  X.  Y.,  '09 


Farr,  Frank  D.,  111.,  '03 
Farrand,  WUson,  N.  J.,  '05 
Farrell,  Edw.  D.,  N.Y.,V 
Farrell,  EUzabeth  E.,  N.  V..  '05 
Farrington,  Efner  A.,  Cal.,  '01 
Farrington,  Ernest  A..  X.  J..  '07 
Farrington,  Frederic  E.,  Tex.,  '04 
Farris,  L.  P.,  N.  M..  '09 
Far  Rockaway  High  Sch.,  New 

York,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Faulkner,  John  J..  lU..  '08 
Faulkner,  R.  D.,  Cal.,  '99 
Fauncc,  Wm.  H.  P.,  R.  1.,  'ox 
Favrot,  I.eo  M..  La.,  '07 
Fay,  Charles  S..  Ohio,  'ox 
Fay,  Edw.  A.,  D.  C,  '99 
Fay,  Mamie,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Feagin,  Wm.  F.,  All.,  'of 
Feek,  Evelvnc  A.,  N.  Y.,''o5 
Felker.  AlUe  M.,  Hawaii,  %$ 
FeU,  Anna  M,,  N.  J.,  '97 
Fell,  Thomas,  Md.,  '98 
Fellows,  E.  W.,  Iowa,  '06 
Fellows,  Geo.  E.,  Maine,  '05 
Felmley,  Da^-id,  111.,  '00 
Fels,  Maurice,  Pa.,  '98 
Fendley,  J.  M..  Tex.,  '95 
Fenlon.  John  F  ,  D.  C,  '06 
Fenneberg.  Emma  E.,  Ohio,  '08 
Fenton,  Geo.,  N.  Y.,  '9a 
Ferguson  Library,  Conn.,  '03 
Ferguson,  E.  E.,  Mich.,  '96 
Ferguson,  F.  K..  Kans.,  '07 
Ferguson,  Tames,  Cal..  '07 
Ferguson,  Samuel  J..  111.,  'ox 
Fernald,  M.  C,  Maine,  '90 
Fernald,  W.  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
Ferris,  Annette  E.,  Cal.,  '03 
Ferris,  W.  N.,  Mich.,  '99 
Fess,  S.  D..  Ohio,  '08 
Fett,  Amalia,  Mo.,  '04 
Feussner,  Mathilde,  Mo.,  '04 
Fickett,  M.  Grace,  Maine,  '03 
Fickinger,  Frank  E.,  Pa.,  '08 
Field,  Jessie,   Iowa.  '07 
Field,  J.  N.,  Cal.,  '09 
Field,  William  L.  W..  Mass.,  '08 
Field.  William  P.,  Pa..  '08 
Ficller.  Fxlwin  W.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Filer,  Paul  S..  Wash..  '06 
Files.  Raloh  E.,  Mass.,  '07 
Fillmore,  Xettie,  Ohio,  '00 
Fincgan,  Thoma.«5,  E.  X.  Y.,  '08 
FinWer,  Elizabeth  G.,  111., '03 
Finlcy.  John  H..  X.  Y..  '.^ 
Finn,  \t.  Teresa,  Mo..  '07 
First  I)i>t..  Agri.  SchrxJ,  Ala..  '08 
Fish,  Frederick  P.,  Mass.,  '09 
Fisher,  A.  G.,  Mass.,  '03 
Fisher,  C.  Edward,  R.  I.,  '03 
Fisher,  Oilman  C.  Mich.,  '9a 
Fisher,  H.  B.,  111.,  '04 
Fisher,  H.  W.,  Pa.,  '9a 
Fisher,  Ida  M.,  Cal.,  '07 
Fisher,   M.   L.,   Ind.,   'c8 
Fisk,  Herbert  F.,  111.,  '9X 
Fis'v  Univf-rsitv.  Tenn.,  '09 
Fiske,  Wilbur  A.,  Cal.,  'ox 
Fitch,  Edw.  D.,  Pa.,  '05 
Fitch.  Ferris  S.,  Mich.,  '90 
Fitliian,  Powell  G.,  X.  J.,  'o? 
Fitz  Pub.  Lib'y,  Chelsea,  Mass., 

Fit°^Gco.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Fitz,  Theo.  E.,  Colo.,  '09 
Fit/.Rcrald.  J.  E.,  Ohio,  '07 
Fit7.{?iI)bon,  T.  F.,  Ind..  '9s 
Fit/.patrick,  V.  A.,  Ma-^s.,  '84 
FlagK,  Elizabeth  G.,  Kans.,  '03 
Flanai^an,  A.,  III.,  '01 
Flannerv.  M.  Jay.  Ohio.  '05 
Flr(k.  Alvin  R.,  Ind..  'oS 
Flei'^hcr,  Daniel,  Pa.,  '04 
Fletninj?,  A.la  M..  111..  '02 
Flrninc?.  Thf>s.  R..  Australia.  '06 
Fle^hnian,  .Arthur  C,  N'.  V.,  '04 
Fleshnian,    Howard,   W.   Va.,   '07 
Flelchrr,    Rolx-rt   H.,   Iowa,    '09 


Fletcher,  Wm.  T.,  CoK,  *o6 
Flickinger,  C.  A.,  Ohio,  *o8 
Flickinger,  J.  R-.  Pa.,  '98 
Florer,  Ahcr,  Nebr.,  '09 
Flounders,  Geo.  W.,  Pa.,    08 
Floyd,  Charles  L..  Ala.,  'oa 
Floyd.  Laura  IX.  111.,  '98 
Flynn,  Eleanor  T.,  Ohio.  '08 
Focht,  John  H.,  Ohio.    08 
Focrste,  A.  F.,  Ohio,  '96 
Fogg.  Xathan.  N.  Y.,  '05 
FolscMn,  Channing,  N.  H-  '03 
Foos,  Charles  S.,  Pa.,  'oa 
Foote,  .\hce  M-,  Ohio.,  '08 
Foote,  L.  R.,  Mont..  '07 
Foote,  Mary  C,  111.,  '97 
Forbes  Library,  Mass.,  ^01 
Forbes,  Alexander,  N.  J.,  '76 
Forbes,  E.  J.,  Australia,  *oi 
Forbes,  George  M.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Forbes,  Stephen  A.,  111..  '03 
Force,  Anna  L.,  Colo.,   09 
Ford,  Marv  E.,  Md.,  '05 
Fordham  University.  N.  Y.,  '06 
Fordyce.  Charies,  Xebr.,   '08 
Foresman,  H.  A.,  111.,  '96 
Foresman,  Robt.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Forrest.  J.  T.^  Wash.,  '95 
Fortney,  Lorain,  W.  Va.,  '07 
Foahay,  Jas.  A.,  Cal.,  '93 
Foster,  Edwin  W.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Foster,  F.  A.,  Colo.,  '09 
Foster.   Herbert  H.,   Kans.,   '08 
Foster,  James  H.,  Ala.,  '03 
Foster,  S.  B.,  Tex.,  '09 
Foster,  W.  R.,  111..  '06 
Foulk,  Wilson  M.,  W.  Va^  '08 
Fouse,  W.  H..  Ky,  '08 
Foust.  J.  I.,  N.  C,  '05 
Fowler,  R.  W.,  Tex.,  '09 
Fowler,  W.  K.,  Nebr.,  '9a 
Fracker,  George  C.  Iowa,  '08 
Fraley.  A.  S..  Ind.,   '©8 
Franck,  Augusta  L.,  Cal.,  'oi 
Frank.  Harrison  L.,  Ohio,  '99 
FrankUn,  Cornelius  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Franklin.  Geo.  A.,  Minn.,  '97 
Franks.  W.  A.,  Colo.,   08 
Fraser,  Mrs.  N.  L.  D.,  Hawaii,  '00 
Fraae,  Geo.  B..  Ky..  '05 
Frazee,  Victor,  R.J..  '96 
Frazier,  Chas.  R.,  Minn.,  *oi 
Frederick,  J.  M.  H.,  Ohio,  '01 
Frederick,  O.  G..  Mich..  '00 
Freeman,  L.  A.,  Mass.,  '05 
Freer,  H.  H.,  Iowa,  '84 
French,  Harlan  P..  N.  Y.,  '91 
French,    Henry    R.,    Mass.,    '09 
French,  John  S..  R.  I.,  '03 
French,  May,  Ohio,  '07 
Frcndenberger,     Norman,    Mo.. 

'09 
Friedman,   M ,   Pa.,    '07 
Frissell,  H.  B.,  Va.,  '00 
Frohard,  Henrietta,  Mo.,  '04 
Frohardt,  L.  P..  111.,  '09 
Frost,  J.  M.,  Mich.,  '97 
Froula,  V.  K.,  Minn.,. '07 
Fruchte.  Amelia  C.  Mo.,  '96 
Fry,  William  W.,  Pa.,  '00 
Frye,  Alexis  E.,  Cal.,  '03 
Fryc,  Milton.  Mo.,  '08 
Fryer,  John,  Cal.,  '07 
Fuller,  Albert  C.  Jr..  Iowa.  'cS 
Fuller,  Geo.  D..  lU.,  '03 
Fuller,  Mrs.  Hattic  S.,  Minn.,  '- 
Fuller,    Milton    P.,    Minn.,     ch 
Fuller,  Sarah,  Mass.,  '00 
Fullcrton,  C.  A.,  Iowa.  '08 
Fulk.  Joseph  R..  Xcbr..  J06 
Fulmer,  C.  A.,  Nebr.,  'oa 
Fulton  Co.  Bd.  of  Ed.,  Ga.,  '01 
Fulton,  Harry  R..  Pa..  '08 
Fulton,  Manon  I).,  X.  Y..  '03 
Fulton,  Maurice  G.,  N.  C,  'cS 
Fulton,  Robt.  B.,  Va..  '94 
Fulton,  Warren  L..  Ohi<j.  '96 
Fulton,  William  L.,  Iowa,  *o8 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


249 


Fultz,  Francis  M.,  Cal,  'ox 
Funk,  Isaac  K.,  N.  Y.,  'os 
Furr,  W.  A..  IlL,  '09 
Furst.  Clyde,  N.  Y.,  *oo 
Fusch,  Henry  J.,  Ala.,  '04 
Futrall,  Thos.  A.,  Ark.,  '87 
Fynn,  A.  J.,  Colo.,  '09 
Gabrio.  Joseph  B.,  Pa.,  '06 
Gail  Borden  Pub.  Lib'y,  lU..  'ox 
Gaillard.  Edw.  W.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Gainett,  James  H.,  Mo.,  '08 
Gallagher,  EUen  M..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Gallup.  £.  £.,  Mich.,  'ox 
Gallup,  Wm.  H.,  W.  Va.,  '07 
Gamble,  David  W.,  lU..  'oq 
GamWe,  John  W..  Xebr.,  '07 
GambriU,  1.  M.,  Md.,  '04 
Gammon,  Mrs.  M.  D..  lU..  '97 
Gamwell.  Irving  H.,  Mass.,  '02 
Gans.  W.  G.,  Pa.,  '05 
Gantvoort,  A.  J.,  Ohio,  '94 
GanU,  Arthur  L..  Ohio.  '06 
Gardner,  Arthur  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Gardner,  Emma  J..  Wis.,  'os 
Gardner,  Maude,  N.  Y.,  '03 
GarUck,  W.  N.,  Wash..  '05 
Garman.  C.  C,  Ohio.  '08 
Garrett,  E.  O.,  Nebr.,  '08 
Garrett,  R.  V.,  Nebr.,  '08 
Garrett,  T.  H.,  Ga.,  '03 
Garrette,  Irene,  Iowa,  '97 
Garrigues,  Josephine,  Mo.,  '04 
Garrison,  W.  EVN'-  M..  '08 
Garvin,  John  B.,  Colo.,  '95 
Garwood,  Ralph  S.,  Porto  Rico. 

*oi 
Gaskins,  Wm.  F..  Ore.,  '09 
Gass,  H.  A.,  MOm  'oa 
Gass,  John  P.,  M!o.,  '09 
Gaston,  Chas.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Gates,  Charles  I.,  Mass.,  '03 
Gates,  Merrill  £.,  D.  C.  '99 
Gault,  F.  B..  S.  D.,  '04 
Gause,   Frank  A.,  Panama,   '08 
Gauthier,  Julie  C.  Minn.,  *o8 
Gayler.  6.  W.,  ik,    08 
Gaylord,  Gertrude  £..  Mass..  '04 
Gaylord,  J.  S..  Minn.,  '00 
Gaylord,  W.  K.,  Cal.,  '07 
Gcballe,  Pauline  I.,  Cal.,  '05 
Gebhart.  David  R.,  Mo.,  '08 
Geeks,  Tillie  C,  Mo.,  '08 
Gee,  L.  C,  Tex.,  '09 
GchrancL  G.  W.,  Mich.,  '04 
Gehrea,  Lloyd  F.,  Ohio,  '08 
Gehrkens,  K.  W..  Ohio.  '08 
Geiger,  F.  P.,  Ohio.  '00 
Geiger,  Wm.  F.,  Wash.,  '09 
Geiscr,  Rudolph,  Minn.,  '05 
Gen'l  Education  B'd,  N.  Y., 'oa 
Gen'l  Lib'y,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  '98 
Geneseo  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Geneva  College.  Pa..  '06 
Genthe,  Martha  Krug,  Conn.,  'oa 
George,   Almina.   Wash.,   '06 
Geo.    Peabody  Coll.  for  Tchrs.. 

Tenn.,  '04 
George.  W.  Henry.  Pa.,  '08 
Geo.  Washington  tlniv.,  D.  C.'oa 
George,  Edgar,  Minn.,  'os 
Georgia  Nor.  and  Indtist.  Cnll., 

Ga.,  *o6 
Georgia  St.  CoIL  of  Agri.,  '07 
Gerber,  Albert  J..  Ohio,   08 
Germann,  Geo.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Gerry,  Harry  M.,  Ma.'^s.,  '06 
Gerwig,  George  W.,  Pa.,  '08 
GetchcU.  M.  S.,  Mass.,  '08 
Getty,  Irene  I-..  Mich..  05 
Gibbi,  David,  N.  Y..  'aS 
Gibbs.  EUis  B.,  Colo.,  '06 
Gibson,  C.  B.,  Ga.,  '98 
Gibson,  John  A.,  Pa.,  Vi 
Gibson,  Kitharine  E.,  Tenn..  '08 
Gibson,  Thomas  L.,  Md.,  '06 
GihGon,  Wm.  F,  R.  I.,  '03 
Giddens,  L.  P.,  Ala.,  '00 
Giddings,  Margaret,  Colo.,  '04 


Gideon,  Geo.  D.,  Pa.,  '99 
Gideon,  A.,  Colo.,  '04 
Gideon,  Henry  J.,  Pa.,  '09 
Giffin,  W.  M.,  111.,  '95 
Gilbert  M.Simmons  Lib' y,Wls.,'o3 
GUbert,  C.  B.,  N.  J.,  '93 
Gilbert,  D.  B.,  Nebr.,  '01 
Gilbert,    Emma    C,    Colo.,    '09 
Gilbert,  Isaac  B..  Mich..  '05 
Gilbert,  J.  Z.,  Cal.,  '07 
GUbert,  Mrs.  M.  E.,  lU.,  '99 
GUbert,  NeweU  D.,  111.,  '9S 
Gilbert,  Sarah  H.,  Pa.,  '05 
Gildemeister,  Theda,  Minn.,  '03 
GUes,  Harry  E.,  HI.,  '07 
GUes,  J.  T..  Ind.,  08 
Gill.  Laura  D.,  Mass.,  '03 
Gill,  W.  E.,  Okla.,  '09 
GiUan,  Silas  Y.,  Wis.,  '95 
Gillespie,  Mary,  III.  '97 
Oillet,  Harry  O.,  III..  '08 
GiUey,  Frank  M.,  Mass.,  'oa 
GUlUand.  Eugene.  Tenn.,  '08 
GUIui,  Ezra  I^,  Ky..  '09 
Gilmore,  A.  F.,  N.  Y.,  ^>s 
GU Patrick,  Alice  R.,  Ohio,  '08 
Gilpin,  S.  W.,  Minn.,  'oa     - 
Giltner,  E.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Ginn,  Jennie  E..  Minn..  '08 
Girls'  High  School,  New  York, 

N.  Y.,  '05 
Given,  Miss  M  E.,  D.  C,  'ox 
Glass,  Edward  C,  Va.,  '04 
Gleason,  Ronald  P.,  Pa.,  V>s 
Gleason.  R.  S,.  S.  D.,  '08 
Glenn,  A.  D.,  Pa.,  '06 
Glenn,  Chas.  B.,  Ala.,  '00 
Glenn,  G.  R.,  Ga.,  '95 
Glenn,  John  M.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Glenn,  Joseph  T.,  Ohio,  '07 
Glotfelter,  J.  H.,  Kans.,  '99 
Glover,  Lynn,  Okla.,  '08 
Glover,  Nathan  L.,  Ohio,  '89 
Glover,  Nellie  L..  Ohio,  '08 
Gminder,  A.  J.,  Md.,  '98 
Goble,  William  C,  Ind.,  '03 
Goddard.  Henry  H.,  N.  J..  '05 
Goebel,  Emma  C,  Mo.,  '04 
Gocdhart,  Anna,   Ohio,   '08 
Goen.  Leonidas  L..  Minn.,  '08 
Goetze,  F.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Goggin,  Catherine,  111.,  '98 
Golden,  Ellen,  D.  C.  '08 
Golden,  H.  W.,  Pa..  '98 
Goode,  Beulah  D.,  Cal..  '08 
Goodfellow,  Maud  A..  Mass.,  '07 
Goodknight,  J.  L..  III.,  '95 
Goodman.  Chas.  W.,  Ariz.,  '06 
Goodman,  Sarah  B.,  Mich.,  'oa 
Goodnough,  W.  S.,  N.  Y.,  '8a 
Goodrich,  J.  F.,  Mich.,  '08 
Goodwin,  E.  J.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Goodwin,  E.  K.,  Mass.,  '01 
Goodwin,  W.  Grant,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Gorby,  John  H.,  W.  Va.,  '08 
Gordon.  W.  E..  N.  Y.,  '08 
Gordv,  U.  L.,  Pa..  '06 
Gordy,  W.  F.,  Mass.,  '98 
Gore.  Willard  C.  III.,  '05 
Gorman,  Victor  W..  III.,  '09 
Gorton.  Chas.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Goss,  Chas.  A.,  Pa.,  '09 
Gossin,  A.  J.,  Mo.,  '04 
Gosling,  Thos.  W.,  Ohio,  '07 
r,ould,  R.  R.  N.,  Mich.,  '04 
'Gove,  Aaron^  Colo.,  '83 
Gove,  Mary  A.,  Ma.ss.,  '03 
Gowen,  B.  S.,  N.  M..  '08 
Grace.  Vallic,  Fla.,  '08 
Grady,  Aaron,  Ohio.  '08 
Grady,  G.  Otto.,  Ohio,  '08 
Graif.  EUis  U..  Nebr.,  '08 
Graham,  Albert  B.,  Ohio,  '00 
Graham,   Ben  G.,   Pa..   '08 
Graham,  Hugh  A.,  Mich.,  '95 
Graham,  Jas.  D.,  Cal.,  '09 
Graham,  John  Y.,  Ala.,  '03 
Graham,  Minnie  S.,  X.  Y.,  '09 


Graham,  N.  M.,  Nebr..  '06 
Gram.  Sch.,  J.  W.  \Uckle,  Cam- 
den, N.  J.,  '05 
Gram.     Sch.,     Richard    Fetters, 

Camden,  N.  J.,  '05 
Grand  Rapids  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mich., 

'06 
Granger,  Ruth  E.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Grant,  Forrest,  N.  Y..  '05 
Grant,  Robert  A.,  Mo.,  ^04 
Grape,  Jacob,  Md.. 'ox 
Gratz^  Simon,  Pa.,   70 
Graves,  Frank  P.,  Ohio,  '08 
Graves,  Sherman  I.,  Conn.,  '07 
Grawn.  Chas.  T.,  Mich.,  '01 
Gray.  Andrew  J..  Jr.,  Va.,  'oa 
Gray,  James  H.,  Ind.,  '08 
Gray.  Nellie  A.  Wash.,  '06 
Gray,  WUliam,  New  Zealand,  '07 
Greeley,  J.  P.,  Cal.,  '88 
Green,  Clyde  C,  Pa.  '06 
Green,  Jas.  Af.,  N.  J.,  '9a 
Green,  J.  Kelso,  Pa..  '04 
Green,  \Iary  W.,  N.  Y.,^S 
Green,  S.  M.,  Mo.,  '05 
Greene,  John  A.,  N.  Y.,  '93 
Greenfield  Pub.  Lib'y.  Mass.,  *o6 
Greening,  Burton  O..  Minn.,  '04 
Greenlee,  L.  C,  Colo.,  'oa 
Greenwood,  J.  M.,  Mo.,  '86 
Greer,  John  N.,  Minn.,  '04 
Greeson.  Wm.  A.,  Mich.,  ^06 
Gregory,  Benj.  C.  Mass.,  '94 
Gregory,  Christopher,  N.  J.,  '03 
Grenclle,  Wm.  H.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Grenfell,  Helen  L.,  Colo.,  '99 
Gribi,  Mis.  BeUe  S.,  CaL,  '09 
Grice,  Mrs.  Edwin  C.  Pa..  '08 
Griebsch,  Max,  Wis.,  ^07 
Griffin,  E.  H.,  Md.,  '99 
Grithn,  I.  C,  N.  C,  'os 
Grifl&n,  Tohn,  N.  Y.,  'os 
Griffin,  Mrs.  Mary  E.,  Mo.,  'ox 
Griffith,  Alice  S.,  Cal.,  '08 
Griffith,  Carrie  £..  Mo.,  '04 
Griffith,  E.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Griffith,  Fannie  B.,  Mo..  '04 
GrUfith,L.  H.,IU.,'oa 
Griffith,  W.  W.,  Mo.,  '04 
Griffiths,  A.  F.,  Hawaii,  '03 
Griffiths,  G.  C,  HI.,  '96 
Griggs,  Frederick,  D.  C,  '08 
Griggs,  Wm.  C,  Ala.,  '03 
Grimes,  Byron  J.,  Md.,  '08 
Grimes,  James  M.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Grimstead,  P.  W..  Ky.,  '08 
Grisham.  G.  N.,  Mo.,  '00 
Griswold,  Wells  L.,  Ohio,  '01 
Groom,  Bert  E.   N.  D..  '05 
Gross,  Magnus  N.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Groszmann,  M.  P.  £.,  N.  J.,  '94 
Groie,  Caroline,  111.,  '01 
Grove,  Cyrus  S,,  111...  '06 
Grove,  Lula  C,  Ind.,  '05 
Grove,  W.  D.,  Mo.. 'oa 
Grover,  Eklwin  O.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Groves,  Ernest  R.,  N.  H.,  '08 
Gruenberg,  Benj.  C,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Grussendorf,  D.  A..  Minn.,  '98 
Gruvcr,  E.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Gruver,  Harvey  S.,  Mass.,  '04 
Guilliams,  J.  M..  Ky.,  '97 
Guinther,  I.  C,  Ohio,  '00 
Guitteau,  Wm.  B.,  Ohio,  '06 
Gulick,  Chas.  F.,  Cal.,  '08 
Gulick,  Luther  H.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
GuiUet,  Cephas,  Ind.,   '09 
Gulliver,  Emma  B.,  Mass.,  '03 
Gulliver,  Lucile,  Ma-^s,,  'op 
GunncH,  David  G.,  Phil.  Is.,  '09 
Gunnels,  H.  C,  Ala.,  'oa 
Gunnison,  W.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Gusler,  Carl.  W.ish.,  '00 
Guss,  Roland  W.,  Mass.,  '95 
Gustafson,  Lewis,  Mo.,  'oS 
Guthridge,  L.  A.,  Kans.,  '08 
Gwinn.  J.  M.,  La.,  '03 
Hadden,  S.  Melo,  Co!o.,  '09 


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Haddock.  F.  D.,  Porto  Rico,  'oj 
Hadley,  Hiram,  N.  M.,  '91 
Hadlcy.  S.  H.,  Pa.,  '05 
Hagemann.  J.  A..  Wis.,  'oo 
Hagerty.  C.  T.,  N.  M.,  »o5 
Haggett.  Geo.  B.,  Nev..  97 
Hann.  Henry  H.,  Nebr.,  'oa 
Haight.  R.  .\..  lU..  '05 
Hailmann,  W.  N.,  Ohio,  '79 
Haines,  Edna,  Ohio,  '08 
•Hale.  Geo.  D.,  N.  Y., 'oi 
Hale,  Hattie,  Turkey,  '08 
Hale,  VVra.  G.,  111.,  '99 
Hall.  Clarence  M.,  Mass.,  '06 
Hall,  C.  W.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Hall,  Dana  W.,  111.,  '91 
Hall,  Elizabeth.  N.  Y.,  '06 
HaU.  Frank  H.,  lU.,  '9? 
HaU,  Frank  P..  N.  C,  '08 
Hall,  H.  E.,  Ohio,  '08 
Hall,  I.  Freeman,  Mass.,  '95 
Hall,  John  CInd,  '04 
Hall,  John  W.,  Ohio.  '05 
Hall,  Loyal  Freeman,  Pa.,  '93 
Hall,  Robert  G.,  Tex..  '07 
Hall,  Winfteld  S.,  III.,  '09 
Halland,  J.  G.,  N.  D.,  ^97 
Halleck,  Reuben  P.,  Ky.,  '97 
Halligan,  Thos.  C,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Halstcd,  Harry  H.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Halvorscn.  Olaf.  Ariz..  '06 
Hamblin,  Nathan  C,  Mass.,  *o3 
Hamilton,  Arthur  L..  Cal..  '06 
HamiUon,  Ella  V.,  III.,  '09 
Hamilton.  Frederick  W.,  Mass.,  '09 
Hamilton,  Fuller  M..  La..  '07 
Hamilton,  Jos.  M^Cal.,  '07 
Hamilton,  J.  M.,  Ohio,  '00 
Hamilton,  J.  W.,  Ind.,  '00 
Hamilton.  Matthew  C,  N.  J.,  '05 
Hamilton,  R.  I.,  Ind.,  '96 
Hamilton,  Samuel,  Pa.,  '08 
Hamilton.  Walter  I..  Mass.,  '03 
Hamilton,  Wm.,  D.  C.  '08 
Hamilton.  W.  E..  Iowa.  '06 
Hamlin,  Cyrus,  Miss.,  '99 
Hamlin,  J.  H.,  Wis..  '09 
Hamm,   George  L.,  Pa..   '09 
Hammel,  J.  C,  Cal.,  '09 
Hammcl,  W.  C.  A.  N.  C.  '00 
Hampton  Institute,  Va.,  '09 
Hampton,  Miss  C,  Fla.,  '00 
Hancock,  John  A.,  Minn.,  '9s 
Hand.  W.  H.,  S.  C,  "(jb 
HanJlcr,  Hannah.  Ohio,  '06 
Hinrv.  Jus.  P.,  >;    Y  . '05 
Hinifaa,  L.  J.VV.  Va..  '07 
Rank.  Jennie  5,t  Wyo .  'oq 
Hankinson,  Fraak^  N-  Y.,  '03 
Hanley.  Geo.  L.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Hanna,  G.  W.,  N.  D  .  '00 
Hanna,  John  C     T!l  .  '98 
Hannum,  Lou        "'     Colo..  '06 
Hansche,  Mau  *a..  '05 

Han.son,  M:iri?aret  C.  La..  '05 
Hanson,  Willis  E.,  Mich.,  'ot 
Haas^en.  Oscar  A..  Tex.,  '04 
Hanus,  Paul  H.,  Mass..  '05 
Harb:)ld.  P.   M.,    Pa..  '08 
Hard.  Miron  E.,  Mo.,  '01 
HardiuK.  Curtis   M.,  Pa..  '08 
Har.lini?.  Frank  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Harding,  Lee  L..  Conn..  '07 
Harlan.  B    B..  Ohio.  '01 
Harm  in,  .\rthur.   F.,  Ah..  '08 
Harman,  David  A..  Pa..  '03 
Harmon,   W.    E.,    Mont.,   'o^ 
Hirned,  P.  L.,  Tenn..    07 
Harney,  EJith  I.,  Wi.s..   08 
Harper.  James  R..   111..  '08 
Harrin  jfon,  C.  L..  N.  Y  ,  '08 
Harrinj^ton,  Thos.   F.,  Ma.ss.,  '09 
Harris  Inst.  Lib' v.  R.  I.,  'o9 
Harris.  Abrim  W..  111..  '08 
Harris,  \i\.\  Van  Stone.  N.  Y.,  '95 
Harris,  Albert  .\I..  Tenn..  '03 
Harris.  Alice  L..  Slass  .  '01 
Harris.  Edw.  L.,  Ohio,  '94 


Harris,  Eliza  A.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Harris,  Grace  M.,  OkU.,  '08 
Harris,  Henry  E.,  N.  J.,  '93 
Harris,  James  C,  Ga.,  '99 
Harris,  James  H..  Minn.,  '98 
Harris,  Janet  Simons.  Pa.,  '08 
Harris.  Mary  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Harris,  T.  G.,  Tex.,  'oS 
Harris,  Thos.  H..  La..  '08 
Harris.  Wm.  Tavlor.  Ohio.  '06 
Harrisburg  High  Sch.  Liby.,  Pa., 

'08 
Harrisburg  Teachers  Lib'y-.  Pa., 

•08 
Harrisoo,  Elizabeth,  111.,  *95 
Harrison,  Ford  O.,  Pa.,  '08 
Harrison,  Wm.  R..  Ala.,  '08 
Hart,  Albert  B.,  Mass.   '95 
Hart,  B.  F.,  Mo..  '02 
Hart,  Emma  C  Wash.,  '03 
Hart,  Harris,  Va.,   '07 
Hart,  S.  Hermione,  Idaho,  '08 
Hart,  Wm.  P.,  Ind.,  '93 
Hart,  Wm.  R.,  Mass.,  ^08 
Hartford  Theo.  Sem..  Conn.,  *oa 
Harthom,  Drew  T.,  Maine.  '03 
Harfigan,  Mary  S.  L.,  III.,  '95 
Hartlinc.  D.  S..  Pa.,  '05 
Hartman,  Carl,  Texas,  '05 
Hartmann.  Mary,  111.,  '95 
Hartranft.  W.  G..  Cal..  'oa 
Hartwell,  Chas.  S.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Hartwell,  S.  O.,  Mich.,  'oi 
Harty,  Katherine  T.,  Conn.,  '07 
Hartzog.  Henry  S..  Ark.,  '07 
Harvard  Coll.  Lib'y,  Mass.,  '95 
Harvey,  Anna  E.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Harvey,  E.  W..  Pa.,  '08 
Harvey,  G.  /.,  OkU..  '86 
Harvey,  L.  D.,  Wis.,  '84 
Harvey,  Lida  E..  Mo.,  '09 
Harvey.  N.  A.,  Mich..  '07 
Harwood.  las.  C.  Va.,  '05 
Harwood,  Samuel  E.,  III.,  *oo 
Hascman.  Joseph  H.,  Ind.,  '08 
Haserot,  F.  H.,  Ohio,  '07 
Haskins,  C.  H.,  Mass., '99 
Hastings  High  Sch.,  Nebr.,   '09 
Hastings,  Montana,  W.  Va.,  '08 
Hastings.  Wm.  W.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hastv,  Philip  S.,  La..  '08 
Hatch,  Benj.  L..  Miss.,  '07 
Hatch.  Dorus  R.,  Colo..  '06 
Hatch.  Luther  A..  lU..  '08 
Hatch,  W.  E.,  Mass.,  '97 
Hatch,  W.  H.,  111.,  'os 
Hatch,  Wm.  M.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hatfield,  W.  R.,  HI.,  '06 
Hathaway,  Ralph,  Ohio,  '08 
Hauspcrgcr,  Katharine.  Mo..  '05 
Haven.  Caroline  T.,  N.  Y.    '96 
Haverford  Coll.   Lib'y..  Pa..  '09 
Haverhill  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mass..  '06 
Haverson,  Geo.   B.,  Wis  .  '08 
Haviland.  Edw.  W..  Md..  '06 
Hawkins,  Geo.  K..,  N.  Y.,  'oo 
Hawkins,  Wilson,  Ohio,  '08 
Hawkins,  W.  J.,  Mo.,  '04 
Haydcn.  Elizabeth  A..  D.  C,  '07 
Hayden,  H.  B..  111..  '97 
Havden.  P.  C,  Iowa,  '95 
Havdock.  R.   B.,  Cal.,   '09 
Hayes.   D.   W..    Nebr.,   'og 
Haymaker,   Deborah,  Pa.,  '08  • 
Havnes.  E.    L.,    Mass.,   '07 
Hays.  Cordelia  E.,  Cal..  '07 
Hays.  Dudlev  G.,  III..  '97 
Hays,  Franklin  O..  Okla.,  '08 
Havs,  Tames  L.,  N.  J.,  '00 
Havs.  VVillet  M..  D.  C.  '03 
Hayward.  Edw..  N.  Y..  '05 
Hayward   Emily  A.,  Colo..  '84 
Hayward,  Harriet  S..  Va..  '03 
Hazard.  Caroline.  Mass..  '03 
Hazen.  Lillian  D..  Cal..  'o9 
Healey,  Margaret  M.,  N.  M.,  '09 
Hcape  Jos.  R...  Ene.,  '02 
Hearn.  Arthur  E.,  C^n..  '02 


Hearst  Free  Lib'y.  S.  D..  '03 
Heater,  Loamy,  Ohio,  '08 
Heaton,  T.  L.,  Cal..  '09 
Heatwole,  Cornelius  J.,  Va.,  '05 
Hebden,  Edwin.  Md.,  '00 
Hebdcn,  Roland,  N.  Y..  '08 
Hecker,  Mrs.  Atlanta  E.,Mo.,'o4 
Heckcrt,  John  W.,  Ohio,  '08 
Heckman.  S.  B..  N.  Y..  'ot 
Hedrick,  Earle  R.,  Mo.,  '04 
Hedley.  Bertram.  Ohio.   08 
Hecrmans.  lose^ine  W..  Mo.,  '96 
Heeter,  S.  L..  Minn..  '05 
Hefferan,  Mrs.  W.  S..  III.,  '08 
HelBon,  Joseph  H.,  Mass.,  'og 
Hefter,  Celia.  III.,  '01 
Heidcnis,  Henry  J.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Heidler,  S.  H..  111..  '97 
Heiermann,  Francis,  Ohio,  '96 
Heigh  way,  F.  F.,  Ind.,  '99 
Heir.JohnH..Ill..'o6 
Heilman.  Jacob  D.,   Colo.,   '00 
Heilman,    Lillian    O.,    Pa..    '08 
Heineken,  J.  F.  D.,  N.  J.,  '94 
Heiney,  Wm.  M.,  Ind.,  '06 
Hcitzman,   Wm..   S.   Nebr.,  '09 
Helbig,  Emily  Mai,  Mo..  '04 
Held,  Felix  E.,  Kans.,  '06 
Helena  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mont.,  '03 
Heller,  Regenia  R..  Mich.,  '01 
Helmer.  Mrs.  Adell  G.,  Ga.,  '07 
Helmer,  Harry,  lU., '95 
Helter,  Henry  H.,  Ohio,  *oi 
Helwig.  Mary  E.,  Kans..  '09 
Henderson,  Hermann  C.  Wis.,  '04 
Henderson.  W.  M.,  Pa.,  '07 
Hendon,  A.  M.,  La.,  '07 
Hendrick,  WelUuid.  N.  Y.,  '95 
Hendricks,  E.  L.,  lU..  'oa 
Hendrickson.  Daniel  T.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Hendrix  College,  Ark.,  '97 
Henel^,  Eugene,  Iowa,  '08 
Hcnmnger,  J.  W.,  Mo.,   '96 
Hennon,  James  C,  Mo.,  '08 
Henry,  T.  B.j  Kans..  '00 
Hensel,  Martm,  Ohio,  '03 
Henson.  C.  C,  Iji..  '06 
Henson,  M.  A.,  Ohio.  '96 
Hernandez,  E.  C,  P.  R.,  *oi 
Herr,  Paul  A.,  Pa.,  '03 
Hernck,  C.  A.,  Pa.,  '00 
Herrick,  Horace  N.,  Dl.,  '03 
Herrick,  Mrs.  Una  B.,  N.  D..'os 
Herriff.  Amy  I.,  Ohio,  '05 
Herrig,  Amui  B.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Herrmann.  A.  G.,  Minn..  '07 
Herrmann.  C.  T..  Minn..  '07 
Herron,  Schuyfcr  F..  Mass.,  '03 
Hertel,  Charles,  III.,  '95 
Hervey,  Henry  D.,  Mass.,  '96 
Her>'ey,  Walter  L.,  N.  Y.,  'qS 
Herzog.  Ottilie,  Mo.,  '04 
Herzog,  Peter.  Mo.,  '97 
Hess,  A.  B.,  N.  D.,  '05 
Hess.  Abram  M.,  Pa,,  '08 
Hess,  Dorothea  C,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Hess,  Henry  C,  Minn.,  '08 
Hess.  Mary  L.,  Pa.,  '05 
Hester.  W.  A.,  Ky.,  'oS 
Hetherington.  Clark  W.,  Mo..  '07 
Heusner,  Wm.  S..  Kans  .  '05 
Hewett,  Edgar  L.,  N.  M.,  '09 
Hewitt,  Kathryn  I.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Hewitt.  Walter  C.  Wis.,  '04 
Heyward.  Richard.  N.  D..  '08 
Heywood,  John  C,  Ohio,  '05 
Hiatt.  James  S.,  Pa..  '09 
Hiatt,  Wm.  O.,  Ind.  07 
Hickok.  W.  H.,  Wis.  'oa 
Hicko.x.  Edward  J..  Colo..  '09 
Hicks,  Lillie  A..  Mass.,  '03 
Hicks.  W.  E..  Ohio.  '01 
Hieronymus.  R.  E.,  Bl.,  '08 
Hi«?bie.  Edgar  C.  Minn..  '07 
Hi«bv.  Chester  P..  W.  Va..  '09 
HiRgins,   Leonidas  R..  CaL.  '06 
Hici;.>ns,  Mae  B..  N.  Y..  '08 
High  Bridge  Pub.  Sch.,  N.  J..  '05 


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251 


Highland  Park  Nor.  Coll..  Iowa, 

'08 
High  School  of  Commerce,  New 

York,  N.  Y.,  '05 
High  School,  Bavonne,  N.  J..  '05 
High  School.  Curtis,  N.  Y..  '05 
High    School,     Far     Rockaway, 

N.  Y.,  '05 
High  School,  Fliwhing,  N.  Y.,  '05 
High    School,    Girls,    Brooklyn, 

N.  Y.,  'os 
High  School,  Hastings,  Nebr.,  '09 
High  School  Lib'y.,  Harrisburg, 

Pa., '08 
High  School,  Morris,  N.  Y.,  '05 
High  School.  Newark,  N.  J.,  '05 
High  School.  Red  Bank,  N.  J., '05 
High  School,  St.  Clair,  Mich.,  '08 
High  School,  Stuyvcsant,  N.  Y.,'05 
High  School.  Wadlcigh,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Hight.  Rob't  T..  Ind.,  '06 
Hm.  Albert  C,  N.  Y.,  '09 
Hill.  Albert  H.,  Va.,  '05 
Hill,  Albert  Ross,  Mo.,  '90 
HiU,  Cora  B.,  Nebr.,  '09 
Hill,  D.  A.,  Miss.,  '05 
Hill,   David  S.,  Tenn.,  '07 
Hill,   Edith,  Ohio.   '08 
Hill,  Fred  B.,  Minn.,  '09 
Hill,  Hinda  T.,  N.  C.,  '09 
HiU,  I.  W..  Ala.,  *oi 
HiU.  Joseph  H..  Kans..  '06 
HiU,  Lawrrnce  B.,  W.  Va.,  '08 
HUl,  Lula  A.  L.,  Mass.,  '03 
HiU,  Patty  S.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
HUl,  Thos.  J.,  Mo.,  '09 
Hill.  WiUia  D.,  Mich.,  '05 
HUleboe,  H.  S.,  Minn.,  'oa 
HiUerich,  Lena,  Ky.,  '08 
Hillsdale  College,  Mich.,  *oo 
HiUycr,  Thomas  A.,  N.  D.,  '03 
Hillyer,  Virgil  M.,  Md.,  '01 
Himdick.  R.  W..  Ind..  '00 
Himes,  Jessie  M.,  Mich.,  '07 
Hine,  Ada  G.,  Ohio.  '08 
Hine,  Charles  D.,  Conn.,  '03 
Hinemon,  J.  H.,  Ark.,  '96 
Hines,  Linnaeus  N.,  Ind.,  '08 
Hinman,   Mrs.   Alice  H.,  Nebr., 

'09 
Hinman,  Russell,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Hippensteel,  Henry  S.,  Inci.,  '09 
Hirsdansky,  Simon,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Hiscy.  Jos.  C,  Mo.,  '04 
Hitchcock.  F.  S.,  Conn.,  'ci 
Hitchcock,  G.  P.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hoag,  G.  B.,  Wash.,  '06 
Hoban.  C.  F..  Pa..  'o6 
Hobbie,  James  G..  Ohio,  '08 
Hobbs  Franklin  VV.,  Mass.,  '03 
Hoboken  Free  Pub.  Ub'y.  N.  J.. 

'06 
Hockenberry.  J.  C.  Mass.,  '01 
Hodgdon,  Frederick  C,   k.  Y., 

Hodge,  C.  F.,  Mass..  '06 
Hodge,  George  B.,  N.  V.,  '04 
Hodgen,  Caspar  W.,  N.  Y..  '08 
Hodges,  Wm.  T..  Va.,  '08 
Hodgin,  Chas.  E.,  N.  M..  'os 
Hoegelsbergcr,  Nora,  D.  C.  '98 
Hoekje,  John  C,  Iowa.    08 
Hoerger,  Bcnj.  G.,  Ohio,    08 
Hoff,  Freeman  H.,  S.  D.,  '03 
Hoffman,  Gaius,  N.  J..  '94 
Hoffman,  Ruth  C.  Wash.,  '07 
Hoffsten.  Ernest  G..  Mo..  '04 
Hogan,  Gertrude  M..  Mo.,  '04 
Hogg,  Alex.,  Tex.,  '74 
Holbrook,  R.  H..  Pa.. '02 
Holden,  C.  C,  N.  Y.,  V 
Holden,  Mrs.  Frances  C,  Cal,,  '07 
Holden,  Geo.  W..  M.iss..  '01 
Holdrt^,  L.  E.,  Ohio.  '70 
Holden,  Miles  C,  Ma«is..  '01 
Holdridge.  N.  C  \  J.  'o? 
Holgate,  Thomas  F.,  III..  '03 
Holland,  Ernest  O..  Ind.,  '03 


HoUiday,  M.  Neppa,  Colo.,  '09 
Hollingcr.  John  A.,  Pa.,  '08 
HoUtngshead,  Chas.  A.,  Colo.,  '08 
HoUister,  Horace  A..  III.,  '05 
Holloway,  Wm.  J..  Md.,  '05 
HoUoway,  W.  M.,  Fla.,  '06 
Holmes,  Evelyn,  Mass..  '00 
Holmes,  H.  H.,  Mo.,  '04 
Holmes,   Henry   W.,   Mass.,    '09 
Holmes,  Manfred  J.,  111.,  'oo 
Holmes,  Stanley  H..  Conn.,  '03 
Holmes,  Wm.  H.,  Mass..  '03 
Holt,  Miss  E.  G.,  Ga.,  '08 
Holton,  Edwin  Lee,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Holton,  T.  W..  Ind.,  '04 
Holton,  Mi.ss  M.  A.,  Minn.,  '96 
Holum,  Ruth  C,  Wis.,  '00 
Homans,  Amy  M..  Mass.,  '91 
Homcwood  Sub-Dist.  Sch's,  Pitts- 
burg, Pa.,  '06 
Hood.  Walter  D.,  Conn.,  '04 
Hooper,  J.  T.,  Wis.,  *o3 
Hooper,  Louis  L.,  D.  C,  '00 
Hoose.  James  H.,  Cal.,  '79 
Hoover.  H.  D.,  III.,  '08 
Hoover,  S.  R..  Ohio,  '08 
Hoover,  W.  E.,  N.  D.,  '97 
Hoover,  W.  T.,  Mo.,  '09 
Hopkins,  James  F..  Md.,  '03 
Hopkin.s,  John  W.,  Tex.,  '08 
Hopkins,  LeMris  S.,  Pa..  '08 
Hopper.  W-alter  O..  Ky.,  '08 
Horchem,  B.  J.,  Iowa,  '97 
Horn,  Ernest,  Mo.,  '08 
Horn,  Leona,  Mich.,  '08 
Horn,  P.  W.,  Tex^  '04 
Hombaker.  Wm.  R.,  111.,  '06 
Hombeak,   Sam.   L.,   Tex.,   '08 
Home,  H.  H.,  N.  J.,  '03 
Home.  Perley  L.,  Hawaii,  '05 
Horton,  A.  D.,  Ohio,  '05 
Horton,  Jennie  R.,  Ohio,  '08 
Horton,  Sarah  M.,  Ohio,  '08 
Hotchkiss,  E.  A.,  Ohio,  '06 
Hotchkiss.  H.  V..  Ohio,  'oo 
Houck,  Henry.  Pa.,  '97 
Hough,  Jessie  B.,  Mo.,  '04 
Houghan,  Frona  R.,  Colo.,  '09 
Houser,  C.  W.,  Ky.,  ^oa 
Housh,  W.  H.,  Cal.,  '09 
Houston,  J.  R..  Ind.,  *o6 
Houston  i^yceum  ana   Carnegie 

Lib'y,    Tex.,    'op 
Howard,  F.  E.,  N«v.,  '09 
Howard,  Samuel  F.,Tenn..  '07 
Howard  Univ..  Lib'y.  H-  C,  '06 
Howe,  Agnes  E.,  Cal.,  '99 
Howe,  Carlton  D.,  Va.,  '07 
Howe,  Charles  H.,  Mass..  '05 
Howe,  Charles  S.,  Ohio,  *02 
Howe,  Geo.  H..  111.,  '98 
Howe,  Thomas  C,  Ind..  '07 
Howe,  W.  T.  H.,  Ohio,  '05 
Howe,  Wilbur  W.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Howe,  Wm.  W..  Ma-ss,,  '03 
Howell.  Frederick  N..  Okla.,  '08 
Howell,  Geo..  Pa..  '08 
Howell.  Henry  B..  X.  J.,  '05 
Howell.  Mary  H..  N.J. .  '05 
Howell,  Phoebe  A.  I..  I).  C.  '07 
Howcrth.  Ira  W.,  111.,  '99 
Howerth.  Joseph.  Pa..  '02 
Howes,  A.  F.,  Mass..  '03 
Howlett.  M.iry  E..  Ohio.  '07 
Hoyt  Pub.  Lib'y,  Saginaw,  Mich., 

'03 
Ho>t,  Charles  O..  Mich.,  '97 
Hoyt,  Davi^i  W..  R.  I..  '9.S 
Hoyt.  Franklin  S..  Mass.,  '01 
Hoyt,  J.  W.,  D.  C,  '70 
Hubbard,  Mrs.  E.  A.,  111..  '97 
Hubbell,  George  .\.,  Ky.,  '01 
Hubbs,  Geo.  E.,  W.  Va.,  '03 
Huber,  Philipp,  Mich..  '04 
Huchingson,  J.  E..  C<>!o.,  '09 
HuHson,  Arthur  S.,  Mich.,  '01 
Hufis/>n.  Ch.irles  B..  Mo..  '09 
Huffman,  Sidney  C,  Iowa,  '08 


Huffman,  W.  H.,  Mo.,  '04 
Hugh,  D.  D.,  Colo.,  '09 
Hughart,  Arthur  A..  Ind.,  '08 
Hughes,  Mrs.  Ada  M.,  Can.,  '94 
Hughes,  Chas.  C.  Cal.,  '06 
Hughes,  Frances  L.,  HI..  '08 
Hughes.  Frank  B.,  Tex.,  '08 
Hughes  John  W.,  W.  Va.,  '08 
Hughes,  Jas.  L.,  Can.,  '90 
Hughes,  John  L.  Wash.,  '98 
Hughes,  P.  M.,  D.  C,  'oa 
Hughes,  R.  C,  Wis.,  '00 
Hughes,  R.  L.,  lU.  '00 
Hughes,  W.  F.,  Cal.,  '00 
Hughett,  M.  Lucinda,  III.,  '08 
Hulbert,  A.  M.,  N.  J.,  'os 
Hulinff,  Ray  Greene,  Mass.,  '91 
Hull.  Jerome,  Ohio,  '08 
HtM,  John,  W\%..  '91 
Hull,  Lawrence  C.,  Mich.,  '93 
Hull,  Philip  M.,  N.  Y.,  '09 
Hulsart,  J.  Howard,  N.  J.,  '90 
Humke,  Albert  E.,  Ind  ,  '08, 
Humphreville,  Margaret  L.,  Pa, '05 
n,^.v,,      c  p,.   Ohio, '00 
Humphrey .    i\  J.,   W.  Va.,   '08 
Iltiniphrcvs^  Alrir,  C.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Hurnphric!?,  J-  H,.  Pa.,  'os 
Hunt,  Cieo,  A.,  Miih.    '08 
Hunt.  Hairy  F..  VVaih.,  '06 
Hutit,  J.  L  ,  Wash,,  '07 
HuniJ.N.*ltl,, '04 
IhinltmcT^  Edvcrd  J.,  Nebr.,  '08 
HiinbT,  Frtf]  M.,  Ntbr.,  '07 
HtiXiicf,  George  W.,  N.  Y..  '09 
Hunter,  Joseph  S.,  111.,  '08 
Hunter,  Thomas,  N.  Y.,  'oH 
Hunter,  Wm.  M.,  Va.,  '07 
Hunting,  W.  J.,  Nev..  '07 
Huntington,    Qty    Free    Lib'y, 

Ind.,  '07 
Hurd,  Geo.  B.,  Fla.  '88 
Huron  CoUege.  S.  D.,  '09 
Hursh.  O.  C,  Ohio,  '08 
Hursh,  Samuel  B.,  lU..  '00 
Husted,   Mihon  F.,   N.  J..    '08 
Hutchinson,  T.  C,  Minn.,  'oa 
Hutchinson,  Minnie  L..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Hutchinson,  N.  E.,  Ohio,  '00 
Hutchin.son,  S.  C.  Mass.,  '03 
Huth.  Alice,  Mo.,  '04 
Hutttm   A.  J.,  Wis.,  '84 
Hyatt,  Edward,  Cal.,  '07 
Hyde,  Martha,  N.  C,  'ot 
Hyde,  Mary  F.,  N.  Y.,  '92 
Hyde,  Wm.  DeW..  Mai^e,  '03 
Hyre,  Sarah  E.,  Ohio,  '06 
Ihrig.  Herbert,  Ind..  '07 
Ihrig,  Roscoe  M.,  Ohio,  'o/i 
Ikelheimer,  Ida,  N.  Y..  '03 
lUingworth.  J.  F..  Wash.,  '07 
Illinois  State  iJb'y,  'oa 
Illinois  State  Nor.  Univ.,  '98 
IlL  Wes.  Univ.,  Bloomington,  '09 
Indiana  Nor.  Sch.  of  Pa.,  '9v 
Indiana  State  Library,  '97 
Indiana  State  Nor.  Sch.,  '97 
Indiana  Univ.  Library,  '99 
Indianapolis  Pub.  Lib'y,  Ind.,  'o3 
Ingerson,  Carl  L,  Mo.,  '01 
Ingram.  Sl.iry  H.,  Cal..  '08 
Inshaw,  Chas.  C,  N.  Y..  '08 
In^keep,  Elizabeth.  Ohio.  'oH 
International  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  Spring- 
Hfield.  M.XS5-,  '07 
Iowa  ColJej?c.  GrinneU,  00* 
Iowa  St.  0»I1.  Lib'y,  Ame^,  'oi 
Iowa  State  Lib'y.  Des  Moines,  '03 
Iowa     St.     Tchrs.    Coll.,   Cellar 

Falls,  '97 
Ireland.  Joseph  W..  Ky.,  '05 
Ircy,  A.  L.,  Ohio,  'o.S 
Irons  Ff/ster  H.,  Wis.,  '00 
Irvine,  V.  K.,  Pa..  '01 
Irving,  Pe>-ton.  Tex..  '06 
Isaacs,  Ix>ui>  N.,  Minn..  *oa 
Ish,  Jefftrs^m  G.,  Ark.,  '03 
Ives,  Wm.  H.,  lU.,  '06 


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ack,  Frank  M.,  Wis.,  *oi 

ackson,  Alice,  N.  Y.,  '05 
ackson,  B.  B.,  III.,  'ox 
ackaon,  Chas.  H.  S.,  Ga.,  '03 
ackson,  Clifford  W..  W.  Va.,  '08 
ackson,  Edward,  Colo  ,  '09 
ackson,  Edw.  F.,  Mo.,  'oi 
ackson,  Tannette  F.,  Ohio,  'oj 

^ackson,  John.  N.  J.,  '06 
ackaon,  John  P.,  Pa.,  *og 

"ackson,  L  L.,  N.  Y..  '08 
ackaon.  May.  N.  Y..  ^7 
ackson,  Wm.  R.,  Nebr.,  '96 

-ackson.  Win.  T.,  111.,  '03 

,  acob  Tome  Institute.  Md..  '06 
acobs  Walter  Ballou,  R.  I.,  '94 

■  acoby,  Asher  T.,  Mass.,  '03 

.  amaica  High  ach.,  N.  Y.,  '03 

,  amcs,  Benj.  B.,  Ill,  '08 
ames,  Edmund  J.,  111.,  'oq 
ames,  Geo.  F.,  Minn.,  *oi 
amcs,  McNeal  C,  N.  D.,  *oo 
ames,  Morris  C,  Cal..  '05 
ameson,  H.  W.,  N.  Y.,  *97 
arman,  Joseph  L.,  Va.,  '03 
arvis,  Frank  H.,  Pa.,  '06 
audon,  Thos.  P.,  Jr.,  Mo.,  '98 
ay.  Lucy.  N.  Y..  '06 
ayne.  Ira  W.,  Ky.,  '08 
effers.  F.  F.,  Cal.,  '04 
effers,  Fred  A.,  Mich.,  '01 
fcffries.  Edmund  W.,  III.,  '06 
ehle.  Wm..   Mich.,   '09 
enkins,  Henry  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
enkins,  O.  P.,  Cal.,  '99 
enkins,  Willis  A.,  Va.,  'oj 
enks,  C.  E.,  Ky.,  '08 
enne,  Mrs.  M.  E.,  Wash.,  *04 
ennings,  Albert.  Mich.,  '08 
enson,  Joseph.  Utah,  '06 

,  epson,  Ben  J.,  Conn.,  'o.^ 
erome,  Mrs.  Amalia  Hofer,  111., 
'95 

iersey  City  Pub.  I.ib'y,  N.  J.,  '07 
essup,  Annie  L.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
essup,  W.  A.,  Ind.,  '07 
JcweU^  A.  v.,  Kans.,  '86 
'ewett,  Carrie  B.,  Mich.,  *03 
occlyn,  L(;uis  P..  Mich..  08 
ohn  B.  Stetson  Univ.,  Fla.,  '99 
ohn  Crerar  Library,  III.,  '97 
.ohns  Hopkins  Univ.,  Md.,  '99 
;  ohns,  W.  B.,  Neb..  '00 
,  ohnson,  Anna  P..  Ohio,  oS 
,  ohnson,  A.  P.,  111.,  '01 
/ohnson.  B.  W..  Wash.,  '05 
ohnson,  Burgcs,  N.  Y.,  '08 
ohnson,  D.  B.,  S.  C,  '95 
ohni.on,  Emma  A.,  N.  Y.,  *oa 
ohnson,  Flovd  P.,  Del.,  '05 
ohnson,  F.  W..  III.,  '08 
ohnson.  Geo.  E.,  Pa.,  '03 
ohns')n,  Helen  L,.  X.  Y..  '06 
ohns«in,  Henry,  N.  Y..  '99 
ohn.s<jn,  Henry  C,  S.  D.,  '08 
ohnson,  H.  M.,  I).  C,  '08 
ohnstm,  Jennie  B.,  Ohio,  '03 
ohnson,  Jesse  S.,  Ohio,  '98 
ohnson,  JoM'jih  F.,  \.  V.,  '04 
nhnson,  Lcn4  M..  HI..  '.>8 
ohn--)n,  Lilian  W.,  Tcnn.,   '07 
olins<in.  O.  A..  Cal..  '06 
ohnson,  Ralph  L.,  Pa.,  '07 
ohnson,  Riihard  ().,  Ind..  '03 
olinson,  Th(  (>i»hi]vis,  X.  Y..  '05 
ohnsrm,  Thos.  M.,  Mo.,  '03 
.hnM.n.  W.  E.,  111..   04 
ohnston,    Chas.    H.,   Mich..    '09 

■  ohnston.  Emnui  L.,  X.  Y.,  '05 
■■ohn.ston.  T.  L.,  Ariz..  '07 
"ohnston,  Mar>'  Mc\..  Mi(h.,  '08 

ohnston.   Miry  S..  Fla.,  '01 
ohnston,  W.   A.,   Mass.,  '03 
ohnst. )nc.  K.   R..   N.  J.,  '96 
oiner.  Ch.is.  E.    111..  '06 
oily.  J.  H..  Ari/.,  '04 
ones,  .Addison  L  .  Pa.,  '03 
ones,  .\.  Lerov,  N.  Y.,  '99 


ones,  Arthur  O.,  Ohio,  '91 
ones,  E.  C-  Lloyd,  Wis.,  '97 
'ones,  Edmund  A.,  Ohio,  '84 
ones,  Edward  X.,  N.  Y.,  '84 
ones,  Elmer  E.,  Ind.,  '03 
ones,  Franklin  T.,  Ohio,  '05 
ones,  Frank  O.,  Conn.,  'oa 
ones.  Geo.  £.,  Kans.,  '09 
ones.  Georse  M.,  Pa,.  '07 
ones,  Herbert  J.,  Mass.,  '96 
ones,  Herman  T.,  Pa.,  '05 
'ones,  Jane  Lloyd.  Wis.,  '97 
^ones,  John  W.,  Ohio,  '96 
,  ones,  J.  Powell,  Ohio,  '08 
,  ones.  Laura  M.,  Ohio,  '08 
,  ones,  Ixwis  H.,  Mich.,  '89 
ones,  Lucretia  H.,  Tex.,  'eg 
one&,  Mattie.  S.  D.,  '94 
ones.  Olive  M.,  N.  Y.,  '09 
ones,  Richard,  Tenn.,  ^94 
ones,  Robt.  L.,  Tenn..  '07 
ones.  Robinson  G.,  111.,  '08 
\  ones.  Silas,  111.,  *04 
,  ones,  Thomas  L.,  Wis.;  '06 
ones.  Warren.  111.,  '06 
ones.  W.  W.,  Mont.,  '07 
brdahl.  Si  vert  A.,  S.  D.,  *oi 
^ordan,  Chas.  M.,  Minn.,  '93 
,  brdan,  David  Starr,  Cal.,  '08 
,  oscph  Lcidy  Comb.  Sch.,  Phila^ 

Pa..  '05 
,  bycc,  Darrcll,  Ohio,  '03 
byce,  Martin,  X.  Y.,  'o? 
bjmer,  J.  Y..  N.  C,  '98 
udd,  dia-s.  H.,  111.,  'os 
^udd,  Roy.,  C.  Idaho,  '08 
udson,  Harry  P.,  111.,  '07 
udson,  I.saac  N.,  Mo.,  'oi 
.  V.   Fletcher  Ub'y.  Westford 
Mass.,  '06 
Kagcl,  Albert  E..  Wis.,  'os 
Kalamazoo  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mich.,  'oi 
Kalb,  Arthur  H.,  Kans.,  '09 
K.ilbach.   Lewis  A..  D.  C,    09 
Kammann,  C.  H.,  III.,  '97 
Kane,  T.  F.,  X.  Y..  '89 
Kane,  Thos.  F.,  Wash.,  '03 
Kansas  City  Pub.  Lib'y.  Mo.,  '05 
Kans;i.s  State  Agri.  Coll.,  '97 
Kansas  State  Lib'y.  '05 
Karl^on,  C.  E.,  Pa.,  '03 
Karr.  Cirant,  Cal.,  '99 
Kavanagh,  Rev.  Leslie  J.,  La.,  *o7 
Kaye,  James  H.  B.,  Mich..  '05 
Kealcar,  Chas.  H..  Wyo.,  '09 
Kcan.  Lura  B.,  ()hio.  '00 
Keane,  John  7.,  Iowa,  '89 
Kcane.  Mary  F.,  III.,  '03 
Kearney  St.  Xor.  Sch.,  Xebr.,  *o7 
Kearns,  Carrie  W..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Keating,  J.  F.,  Colo.,  '95 
Keating.  NIarv  K..  Ky.,  '05 
Kcator,  David  J..  X.  Y^  '05 
Keegan,  Tht)mas  M.,  Kans.,  '09 
Keeler,  L.  W..  Ind..  '06 
Keeny.  John  E..  La.,  '06 
Kehler,  J.  J.,  Pa.,  '07 
Kci.icl,  Anna  M..  X.  J.,  '05 
Kcisier,  Wm.  H.,  Va.,  '00 
Kiiih,  .'Mien  P..  Mass..  'os 
Keith.  John  A.  H..  Wis.,  '05 
Kelley,  .Xur.  H.,  Slass.,  '02 
Kelley,  Clarence  E.,  X.  H.,  '03 
Kelkv,   E.   G.,    Kans,,    '00 
Ktlk>KK.  Kate  S..   111.,  '08 
KelloKK,  Myrta  M.,  Ohii».  '08 
KelJo^iK'  Pub.  Lib'y,  Green  Bay, 

Wis..  'c/> 
KclloRK.  R.  B..  Wash.,  '07 
Killv,  J.  NVlvon,  X.  D., '03 
Kellv,   Robert  L..   Ind..  'oa 
KHlv.  Wm.  P.,  Conn..  '07 
KeKcy,  T.  D..  Mo..  '08 
Kemp.   Wm.   W.,   Cal..   '08 
Kemi)ke,  Id.i  L.,  X.  V..  '09 
Ken.l  iM,  C.  X.,  Ind..  'os 
Kenddl.  F,  A.,  111.,   'os' 
Kendall,  F.  Cora,  Ohio,  '08 


Kendall,  F.  H.,  Ohio,  '04 
Kendall,  F.  L.,  N.  H.,  ^3 
Kendall  H.  P.,  Mass..  'o? 
Kendenline.  Aima   L.,   V'a..   '09 
Kendrick,  Geo.  W..  KJans.,  '03 
Kennedy,  Jas.  W.,  N.  J.,  '94 
Kennedy,  John,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Kennedy,  Jos.,  N.  D.,  '96 
Kennedy,  P-.  P.,  Minn.,  '97 
Kennedy,  Ralph  A.,  N.  Y..  'oq 
Kennedv.  R.  V..  N.  C.  'og 
Kent,  Ernest  B..  N.  J.,  '05 
Kent,  Harry  L.,  N.  H.,  '09 
Kenyon  College  Lib'y,  Ohio,  'oj 
Kcnyon,  A.  B.,  N.  V\,  '96 
Kenyon,  Walter  J.,  Cal..  *o9 
Kepner.  Frank  B.,  Wash.,  '08 
Kepner,  H.  V.,  Colo.,  '00 
Keppel,  F.  P.,  N.  Y.,  'oi 
Keppel.  Mark.  Cal..  '07 
Keppel.  Mrs.  Mark.  Cal.,  *o7 
Kerfoot.  Samuel  F.,  S.  D.,  09 
Kern,  O.  J.,  lU.,  *oo 
Kern,  Oliver  B..  N.  J.,  '05 
Kem.  Walter  M..  N.  D..  '05 
Kerns,  Morey  V.,  Pa..  '©8 
Kerns,    Shirley    K.,    Mass.,   *09 
Kerr,  Andrew.  Pa..  *o8 
Kerr,  Frank  E..  N.  Y.,  *o8 
Kerr,  Henry.  Cal.,  '05 
Kerr,  Mary  A..  Ind..  '06 
Kerr,  Wm.  J.,  Oregon,  '95 
Kershner.  VV.  E..  Olioj  '08 
Kerze,  Francis  L.,  Ohio,  '08 
Kesiei.  Joseph  C,  Colo.,  '08 
Ketner,  Sarah  P.,  Colo..  '08 
Keyes.  Chas.  E..  Cal..  '06 
Keyes,  Chas.  H.,  Conn.,  '95 
Keyes,  Mrs.  Chas.  H.,  Conn.,  '01 
Keyes,  I.  J.,  Tenn.,  '09 
Keyes,  Maud  V.,  Conn.,  '03 
Keyser,  I.  N.,  Ohio,  •01 
Keystone  Lit.  Soc.,  Pa.,  'qS 
Keystone  St.  Nor.  Sch..  Pa^  '07 
Kidd.  Cecil  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Kiefer,  Olla  F.,  Ohio.  '04 
Kiefer,  R.  J.,  Ohio.  '03 
Kilboume,  EflSe  J.,  111..  '95 
Kilmer,  Cordelia  S..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Kilpatrick,  V.  E,,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Kilpatrick,  W.  H.,  Ga.,  '03 
Kimball.  Delia  C,  Idaho,  '69 
Kimball.  F.  J.,  Ind.,  '08 
Kimball,  J.  F.,  Tex.,  '07 
Kimmel,  M.  A.,  Ohio,  '93 
King.  Anne  H.,  Ohio,  '95 
King,  Ella  G.,  S.  D.,  '04 
King.  Frc<lerick  .\.,  Ohio.  '96 
King.  H.  C,  Ok  la.,  '09 
King.  J.  C,  Iowa,  'oi 
King,  Atargaret  G.,  Va.,  '03 
King,  Wm.  F..  Iowa,  '84 
Kingman,  F.  W.,  Mass.,  *o3 
Kingsbury.  Elizabeth.'  N>br.,  '06 
Kingsbury,  John  A..  N.  Y.,  '04 
Kingsbury,  t.  T.,  Utah,  '07 
KingNley,  Clarence  D..  X.  Y..  '05 
Kingsley,  Homer  H.,  111.,  '01 
Kingsley,  Xathan  G.,  R.  I.,  '03 
Kingston  City  Lib'y,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Kinkead,  R.  G.,  Ohio,  ^04 
Kinnaman.  A.  J.,  Ind..  *os 
Kinne,  Helen,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Kinnear,  W.  B.,  Kans.,  *o7 
Kinney,  Burt  O.,  Cal.,  '99 
Kinnison,  R.  H.,  Ohio,  '08 
Kinsley,  M.  H.,  N.  J.,  'ga 
Kirby.  C.  Valentine.  Cob.,  *oa 
Kirk,  James,  111.,  04 
Kirk,  John  R..  Mo.,  '91 
Kirk.  W.  H.,  Ohio,  »oi 
Kirk.  Wm.  J.,  Tex.,  '07 
Kirkend-all.  F.  C,  Ohio.  '08 
Kirk  pa  trick,  C.  T.,  Tenn.,  *o3 
Kirkpitrick,  E.  A..  Mass.,  '97 
Kirkwood.  Joseph  E..  Mont.,  '08 
Kirtland,  John  C.  Jr.,  N.  H.,  '05 
Kissack,  R.  A.,  Mo^  '05 


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253 


Kitdey,  Rae  H.,  Colo.,  '69 
KittreU,  Robt.  W.,  Ohio,  '07 
Kizer,  B.  F.^  Mo„  '04 
Klein,  Loiiise,   Colo.,   '09 
Klein,  Milinca  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Kleinhaus.  E.  H.,  N.  J.,  '08 
K linker.  J.  W.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Klock,  J.  £..  N.  H..  '86 
Knapp,  Chas.  £.,  111.,  '09 
Knapp,  Seaman  A.,  D.  C,  *o9 
Knapp,  W.  E.,  Colo.,  '07 
Knei  Thos.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '9S 
Kneppcr,  E.  E.,  Cal.,  '07 
Knepper,  Geo.  E.,  N.  D.,  '98 
Knight,  Geo.  W..  Ohio.  '02 
Knight,  iJee  R.,  Ohio,  '00 
Knight,  R.  F.,  Kans.,  'oa 
Knight,  T.  H.  H.,  Mass.,  '05 
Knowles,  Elotse,  Mont.,  '04 
KnowUon,  J.  C,  Conn.,  '08 
Knowlton,  P.  G.,  N.  D..  '05 
Knox,  Geo.  Piatt.  Mo.,  '04 
Knox,  John,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Knox,  Margaret,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Knudson,  Charlotte  M.,  Mrnn.,'o8 
Koch,  C.  Dison,  Pa..  '08 
Koch,  Charles  J.,  Md.,  '07 
Koehler.  Frank,  Pa..  '06 
Kohlsaat,  PhiL  B.,  111..  '09 
Kolb,  Arthur  V.,  Kans.,  '09 
Kolbe,  Julia  C,  Ohio,  '95 
Koontz,  J.  A.,  Mo.,  '9^ 
Kopmeier,  Carolina,  Ky.,  '06 
Kommann,  Elsie  W.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Kottman,  Wm.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Krackowizer.  Alice  M.,  Colo.,  '03 
Kraegc,  F.  G.,  Idaho,  '97 
Kramer,  S.  E.,  D.  C.  '07 
Kratz,  Henry  E.,  Mich-,  '90 
KraavBoelt/,  Mrs.  M.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Kraybill,  A.  E.,  Pa..  '06 
Krebs.  Henry  C,  N.  J.,  '01 
Kr^csy,  Bela,  Hungary,  '93 
Kreuzpointner,  Paul,  Pa.,  'oa 
Kriebel,  O.  S.,  Pa.,  '03 
Krinbill,  Geo.  E.,  Ariz.,  '02 
Kroh.  Carl  J.,  Ohio,  '97 
Kromer,  Mary  A.,  III.,  '07 
Krout,  Chas.  A.,  Ohio,  '00 
Kruse,  Anna  H.  M.,  Sweden,  '07 
Kruse,  Edwina  B.,  Del.,  '91 
Kuntz,  Elmer  E.,  Pa.,  '06 
Kuntz.  P.  J.,  Minn.,  '04 
Kunze,  Wm    F.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Kurtz,  O.  VV.,  Ohio.  '08 
Kuykendall,  J.  W.,  Ark.,  '05 
Kysclka,  Frank,  N.  C,  '01 
Lachmuiod,  Mrs.  Fannie  L.,  Mo., 

Ladi  A.  J..  N.  D.,  »ox 
Lafayette  College,  Pa.,  09 
Lagerstrom,  Lydia  T.,  Minn.,  '03 
Lagomarsino,  Cynthia,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Laidley,  Geo.  S.,  W.  Va.,  '09 
Laird,  Mrs.  Ada  E.,  Ohio,  '90 
Laird,  Samuel  B.,  Mich.,  '96 
Lake  Erie  College.  Ohio.  '06 
Lake  Forest  College,  111.,  '09 
Lamb,  Eli  M.,  Md.,  '04 
I^mbert,  Vashti  A.,  111.,  '95 
L'Amoureux,  G.  H.  D.,  Mainc'cj 
Larason,    Edna   E.,    Maine.    '08 
Lanca.ster,  E.  G.,  Mich.,  '99 
Lancaster,  Geo.,  Wash.,  '98 
Landers,  J.  S.,  Oregon,  '99 
Landgraf,  Geo.  H.,  Wis.,  '04 
Land^,  J.  Horace,  Pa.,  '05 
Landis,  W.  D.,  Pa.,  '08 
Landrith,  Ira,  Tenn.,  '04 
Landrum,  L.  M.,  Ga.,  '97 
Lane,  Mrs.  Albert  G.,  III.,  '94 
Lane,  Horace  M.,  Brazil,  '03 
Lfme,  Josephine,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Lang,  Mary  A.,  Cal.,  'ox 
Lang,  Ossian,  N.  Y.,  '91 
Lang,  Rosa  A.,  111.,  '01 
Langdon,  Wm.  H.,  Cal.,  '05 
Laoge,  A.  F.,  Cal.,  '07 


Lange,  D»  Minn.,  '99 
Langlcy,  Elizabeth  E.,  HI.,  '08 
Langzettel,  Marion  B.  B.,  N.  Y., 

*o3 
Lansing,  Hugh  H.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Lansinger,  J.  W.,  Pa.,  '08 
Lantman,  E.  G.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Lantzenhdser,  T.  Elarl,  Ohio,  '08 
Lanza,  Gaetano,  Mass.,  '03 
Lapey,  Louise  M.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Laramy,  Robert  E.,  Pa.,  '05 
Larck,  F.  A.^I11..  '01 
Lar^ent,  S.  1).,  Mont.,  '99 
Lartmer,  Henry  G.,  Kans.,  '86 
Lark,  F.  E.,  Iowa,  '97 
Larkin.  R.  R..  N.  M.,  '07 
Larkins,  Chas.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
La  Rowe,  £u|;ene,  Mich.,  '01 
Larsen,  Mamie  S.,  Idaho,  '09 
Larsson,  Gustaf,  Mass.,  '03 
La  Rue,  D.  W.,  Maine,  '07 
La  Rue,  T.  B.,  Ky.,  '03 
Lash,  William  D..  Ohio,  '99 
La  Taste,  Luden  V.,  Tex.,  ^94 
Latham,  Mary  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Latham,  R.  H.,  N.  C.  '08 
Latta,  Wm.  C,  Ind.,  '08 
Lattimorc.  John  C,  Tex.,  '06 
Lauder,  Wm.,  Pa.,  '08 
La  vers,  Enoch  C,  Pa.,  '9a 
Lawlor,  Josep)hine  M.,  N.  Y.,  *os 
Lawrence  Univ.,  Wis.,  '99 
Lawrence,  B.  Malcolm,  S.  D.,  '05 
Lawrence,  Isabel,  Mimu,  '94 
Lawrence,  Mrs.  M.  E.,  Okia.,  '09 
Laws,  Annie,  Ohio,  '95 
Laws,  S.  S.,  D.  C,  '76 
Lawson,  Wm.  C,  Tex.,  03 
Lawton,  Chas.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Lawton,  Louise  H.  S..  N.  J..  '08 
Lawver,  Albert  B.,  Mo.,  '04 
Lawyer.  Chas.  E.,  111.,  '06 
Laylander,  O.  J.,  111.,  '08 
Layton,  S.  Herrick,  Ohio,  '95 
Lazarus,  Harriet,  Tenn.,  '09 
Lazenbv,  Wm.  R.,  Ohio,  '95 
Lea,  Watson  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Leadbetter,  Florence  E.,  Mass.,*o3 
I^adbetter,  Maud  G.,  Mass.,  '03 
Leake,  Mrs.  Emma  G.,  Mo.,  '07 
Lea  veil,  Richard  M.,  Miss.,  '96 
Leavenworth,  P.  R.,  V't.,  '01 
I.eavitt,  Frank  M.,  Mass.,  '03 
I^eckrone,  Chas.,  Mo.,  '04 
Le  Doux,  R.  A.,  Colo.,  '06 
Lee,  Frank  W.,  Wyo.,  '09 
Lee,  Glen  Max.  N.  Y..  '05 
Lee,  J.  R.  E.,  Ala.,  '06 
Lee,  James.  N.  Y.,  '9a 
Lee,  L.  B.,  111.,  '01 
Lee,  Lucius  O.,  111.,  '01 
Lee,  Mary  E.,  Ohio,  '08 
Lefavour,  Hcnrv,  Mass.,  '01 
Le  Fa\Te,  Caroline,  Colo.,  '09 
Lefevre,  .\rthur,  Tex.,  '03 
I^high  University,  Pa.,  '99 
I^hnerts,  E.  M.,  Minn.,  '09 
Leilwld,  Anton,   Ohio,  '08 
Leick,  Lucie  M.,  Ohio,  '07 
Leipziger,  Henry  M.,  N.  Y.,  '91 
Lei'^mann,  Mae,  Minn.,  '02 
loiter,  Mrs.  F.  W.,  Ohio,  '06 
Leland,  Mrs.  Loma  H.,  Mass., 

'00 
Leland  Stanford,  Jr.  Univ.,  Cal., 

'07 
Lemon,  Jeptha  E.,  111..  '99 
Lcnfest,  B.  A.,  N.  V.,  '00 
Lennon,  Marjjarct.  Minn..  *o8 
Leon,  Juan,  Mexico,  '07 
Leonard.  AHxrt.'N.  Y„  'qi 
Leonard.  H.  B..  OrcRon,  '01 
Le  Suer,  Bert  M..  Pa..  04 
Leslie,  Henrietta  S.,  N.  J.,  '94 
Lester,  .\nflrew.  Pa.,  '08 
Lester,  Fred  V.,  N.  C,  '03 
I^cster,  Lucy  E..  Mo..  '09 
Leuty,  May,  Ohio,  '08 


Leverenz,  H.  F^  Wis.,  *oo 
Lewe.  Eugenie  C.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Leviston.  Irwen,  N.  Y..  '95 
Le  Vitt,  Clarence  H.,  lU.,  '06 
Levy,  Ella.  Pa.,  '06 
Lewis,  Franklin  C,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Lewis,  F.  Park,  N.  Y..  '03 
Lewis,  Harris  W.,  Vt.,  '08 
Lewis,  Homer  P.,  Ma.ss.,  '03 
Lewis,  Line  M.,  N.  J.,  '9a 
Lewis,  Leo  Rich,  Ma&s.,  '03 
Lewis  Leslie,  111.,  '95 
Lewis,  M.  Foster,  Ohio,  '05 
Lewis,  T.  Wilson,  Tex.,  '05 
Lewis,  W.  F.,  Mich.,  '01 
Lewis,  W.  M.,  lU..  '08 
Lewison,  Samuel,  Minn.,  '08 
Lexington  Pub.  Lib'y,  Ky.,  '06 
Ubby.  Walter,  111..  '06 
Libraries,  Cardiff,  Wales,  '00 
Library,  Arabut  Ludlow  Mem., 

Wis.,  '06 
library     Association,     Portland, 

Oregon.  '03 
Library  j\ssoclation,  Springfield, 

Mass.,  '98 
Library  .-Xssoc.,  Mercantile,  New 

York.  '06 
Library,  Allegheny,  Pa.,  '01 
Library,  Altoona  Mech.,  Pa.,  '99 
Library,  Atlantic  City  Free  Pub., 

N.J.,^04 
Library,    Baltimore    City    Coll., 

Md.,  'OS 
Library,  Boston,  Ma.ss.,  '00 
Library,  Brockton,  Mass.,  '04 
Library,  Brookline,  Mass.,  '03 
Library,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  'oi 
Library,  Bryson,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Library,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  '99 
library,  Burlington.  Iowa,  '07 
library,  Calumet  and  Hecla  Min- 
ing Co.,  Mich.,  'oa 
Library,  Cambridge,  Ma.ss.,  '02 
library,  Carnegie,  Allegheny,  Pa., 

'01 
library,  Carnegie,  Athens,  Ohio, 

'07 
Dbrary.Camegie.  Atlanta,  Ga..'o7 
library,  Carnegie,  Braddock,  Pa., 

*02 

library,  Carnegie,  Bradford,  Pa., 

'oa 
Library    Carnegie,   Fort  Worth, 

Tex..  '06 
library.    Carnegie,    Homestead, 

Pa.,  '06 
Library.  Carnegie,  Iron  Mountain, 

Mich.,  '06 
library,      Carnegie,     Nashville, 

Tenn.,  '06 
library,  Carnegie,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

*90 
Library,     Carnegie,     Shelbyville, 

Ind.,  '08 
library,  Chicago,  HI.,  *o8 
Library,  Cleveland,    Ohio,    '97 
Library.  Coburn,  Colo..  '05 
Library,  Congress,  Chile,  '01 
Library,  Davenport.  Iowa,  '06 
Library,  Dayton,  Ohio,  '03 
Library,  Denver,  Nebr.,  '03 
Library,  Detroit,  Mich.,  '97 
library,  Dist.  of  Col.  Pub.,  D.  C, 

'05 
Ljbrary.  Dover,  N.  H..  '06 
library,  Duluth,  Minn.,  '04 
Librarv,  Kast  Orange  Free  Pub., 

N.  J'..  '04 
Library,  Ea<;t  St.  Loui.s,  111.,  '04 
library,  Elkhart  Carnegie,  Ind., 

'04 
Library,  Enoch  Pratt,  Baltimore. 

Md.,  '06 
Library,  Erie.  Pa..  '03 
Library,  Evanston,  III.,  'oa 
library.  Fairbanks,  Terre  Haute, 

Ind.,  '06 


254 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Library,  Fitchburg,  Mass.,  'ox 
Library,  Fitz,  Chdaea,  Mass.,  'oj 
Library,  J.  V.  Fletcher,  VVestford, 

Mass.,  *o6 
Library,  Gail  Borden,  III.,  'oi 
Library,  Harris  Inst.,  R.  I.,  '99 
Library,  Hoboken,  N.  J..  '06 
Library,    Houston    Lyceum   and 

Carnegie,  Tex.,  '09 
Library,  Howard  Univ.,   D.  C, 

•06 
library,  Hoyt,  Saginaw^  Mich., '03 
Library,  Huntington  Free,   Ind., 

'07 
Library,  Imp.,  Japan,  '00 
Library,  Jersey  City.  N.  J.,  '97 
Library,  John  Crerar,  111.,  '97 
Library,  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  '01 
Library,  Kansas  Citv.  Mo..  '05 
Library,  Lawrence,  Mass.,  '03 
Library,  Lincoln  City,  Nebr..  '06 
Library,  London  Univ.,  En^.,  '08 
Library,  I»s  Angeles,  Cal.,  '00 
Library,  Los  Angeles  Co.,  Tchrs., 

Cal.,  '09 
Library,  Ljnn,  Mass.,  '01 
Library,  Madison  Pub.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Library,  Maiden,  Mass.,  '00 
Library,  Manchester,  England,  'oa 
Library,  Manchester,  Mass.,  '03 
Library,  Manchester,  N.  H..  '06 
Library,   Memorial   Hall,   Mass., 

'08 
Library,  Milwaukee,  WU.,  '98 
Library,  Mpls.   Ath.,   Minn.,   '98 
Library.    Mechanics    Mcrcintile, 

San  Francisco,  Cal..  '06 
Library,  Missoula.  Mont.,  '06 
Library,  Montclair,  N.  J.,  '03 
Library,  National  Board  of  Edu- 
cation, Argentine  Republic,  '07 
Library,  Nebr.Wes.  Univ..  '05 
Library,  Newark,  X.  I.,  '03 
Library,  New  Bedford,  Muns.,  '01 
Library,  Newberry,  III.,  '08 
Library,  Newburyprjrt,  Niass.,  '03 
Library,  N.  H.  State,  '98 
Library,  New  Haven,  Conn.   '01 
Library,    Newton    Thco.    Scm., 

Mass.,  '08 
Library,  New  York  Public,  '99 
Library,  New  York  State.  N.  Y., 

Library,  North  Adams,  Mass.,  '01 
Library,  Northwestern  Nor.  Sch., 

Alva.,  Ok  la..  '05 
Library,  Oak  Park.  111.,  *oo 
Library,  Omaha,  Nebr.,  'f>8 
Library,  Oregon  Agri.  Coll.,  Cor- 

vallis.  '09 
Library,  Owatonna,  Minn.,  '02 
Library,  Passiic,  N.  J.,  '03 
Library,    Pcd.,    Mid(ile>cx    Co., 

N.  J.,   '08 
Library,  Ped.,  Supt.  of  Schs.,  Pa., 

'00 
Library,  Peoples',  Newport,  R.  I., 

'03 
Library,  Peoria,  111.,  'oi 
Libr.iry,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '97 
Library.  Pl.dniifld  Pub..  N.J  .  '04 
Library,  Port  Huron  Pub.,  Mith., 

•08     - 
Library,  Port  Jcrvis,  N.  Y.,  '09 
Library,  Pratt  Inst.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Library,  Providence.  R.  I..  '04 
Library,  Pul).  Sch..  Halt..  M.I.,  '05 
Library,     Pub.     Sch.,     Camden, 

N.  J..  'OS 
Library,  Pub.  Sch.,  Egg  Harbor 

City,  N.  J..  '05 
Library,  Queens  Boro,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Library.  Redtidd  Coll..  S.  D.,  08 
Library,  Rixkford.  111..  '09 
Libniry,  Sacramento.  Cal.,  '03 
Library,  St.  Jo^^eph.  Mo..  *oo 
Library,  St.  I..oviis.  .\lo.,  '00 
Library,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  'ox 


Library,  Salem,  Mass.,  *oo 
Library,  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  '97 
Library,  Scranton,  Pa.,  '99 
Library,  Seattle,  Wash.,  '01 
Library,  Somerville,  Mass.,  '00 
Library,  South  Omaha,  Nebr.,  '07 
Library,  Springfield,  Mass.,  '98 
Library,  State,  Cal.,  '99 
Library,  State,  Ind.,  '97 
Library,  State,  Mass.,  '98 
Library,  State,  N.  H.,  '98 
Library,  State.  Va.,  '08 
Library,  Stratford,  Conn.,  '03 
Library,    Supt.    of   Schs.,   Santa 

Clara  Co..  Cal..  '06 
Library,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Library,  Taunton,  Ma-ss.,  'oa 
Library,  Tchrs.,  Harri^tburg,  Pa., 

•08 
Library,  Tchrs.    Consult.,    Tren- 
ton, N.  J.,  *os 
library.  Thompson  Free,  Maine, 

'07 
Library,  Toledo  Pub.,  Ohio,  '05 
Library,  Topeka,  Kans.,  *oo 
Library,  Trenton,  N.  J.,  '01 
Library,  Wellington.  N.  Z.,  '05 
Library,  Univ.  of  Wb.,  '05 
Library,  West  Hoboken  Pub.  Sch., 

N.  J..  'OS 
Library,  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  'oi 
Library,  Wilmington,  Del.,  '01 
Library,  Winona,  Minn,  03 
Library,  Worcester,  Mass.,  '98 
Library,  Yamaguchi,  Japan.  '05 
Lichliter.  L.  L.,  Mo.,  'oq 
Licklcv,  Ernest  I.,  Cal.,  '07 
Liddell,  Grace  I.,  Wash.,  '09 
Liel>enberg,  H.  IL,  Wis.,  *o2 
Liggett,  Woodford  McK.,  N.  Y., 

'08 
Light,  Chas.  M.,  N.  M.,  '95 
UghtlxKiy,  Wm..  Mich.,  '96 
Ulley.  Frank  W.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Lillig,  Anna  F.,  Ohio,  '03 
Lilly.  Joseph  C,  Mo.,  '07 
Limerick,  A.  N.,  Kan.s.,  '86 
Lin.  J.  Reese,  Mo.,  '07 
Lincoln  City  Lib'y.  Nebr.,  '06 
Lincoln  College,  111.,  '97 
Lincoln,  .\.  \.,  Mas.s.,  '03 
Lincoln  Sub-Dist.  Sch.,  Pa..  '06 
Lind.  H.  A.,  Ohio,  '06 
Lindcmann,  A.  S.,  Wis..  '08 
Under,  .Albert  E.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Lindgren,   Edw.   A.,   Minn.,    'oa 
Lind^ren.  Ethel  Roe.  111.,  'oH 
Lin<lheimer.  Ida  B..  V.  V,.  'oq 
Lindsay,  Samuel  McC,  N.  V.,  '05 
Linford,  Jas.  H.,  Utah,  '07 
LinRle.  T.  W..  N.  C.  '04 
Linton,  F..  Ohio.  '08 
Linvillc,  Henry  R..  N.  Y..  '05 
Lisk,  Guy  M..  Okb.,  '08 
Li.ster,  W.   Sherman,   Mich,,   '08 
Little,  Clara  L.,  Colo.,  'gs 
Little,  Dwight  R..  N.  Y.."'os 
Li\'in.i?sion.  .Alf..  Ky..  '02 
LivinK>lon,  J.  W.,  Wis.,  'oa 
LiN-in^jstone.  St.inley.  Hawaii.  07 
Llewellyn.  Eli/a U-th  V.,  Pa„  '08 
Llewelyn.  Ed«.ir  J..  Ind..  '07 
Llovd,  Francis  E.,  Mexico,  '04 
Llovd.  Frank  H..  N.  J.,  'os 
Locke,  David  B.,  Vt.,  '08 
Locke,  Geo.  H.,  Canada,  '01 
I>ockett.  Emma  J..  Mo.,  '05 
Loeb,  Morris.  N.  Y.,  '05 
Lofty,  John.  Kans..  '07 
I^Kan,  .Anna  E.,  Ohio,  '96 
LoKue.  Ella  M.,  Mo..  '04 
LoUar.  Ezra  E..  Wash.,  '99 
l^mbard  Coll..  III.,  'oa 
Uimer.    Gerhard    R.,    Wis..    *o6 
London  Univ.  IJb'y.  England,  '08 
Long.  Frank  T.,  Ga.,  'oq 
I^mg.  Geo.  V.  Z..  Pa..  '08 
Long,  John  A.,  HI..  '06 


Long,  John  L.,  Tez.,  '06 
Long,  Paul  J.,  N.  C,  '00 
Longenecker,  Abram  S.,  Pa.,  '05 
Longenecker,  Gertrude,  Mo.,  '00 
Longman,  Edward  H..  Nebr,  '09 
Longman.  M.  W.,  Mich..  '06 
Loomis,  Elisha  S..  Ohio,  '03 
Loomis,  G.  F.,  Wis.,  '06 
Loomis,  Miriam  N.,  Mass.,  '08 
LoopeMohn  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Loos,  Qias.  L.,  Ohio,  '95 
Lopez,  Frandaco  R.,  Porto  Rico, 

'06 
Lopez,  Miranda  S.,  Cuba,  *04 
1-ord,  Edward,  N.  Y.,  '97 
Lord,  Livingston  C,  111.,  '94 
Lord,  Maude,   Kans..  '09 
Lord,  Mrs.  T.  G..  Ohio.  '08 
Lory   Chas.  A.,  Colo..  '09 
Los  Angeles  Co.  Teachers  Lib'y , 

Cal.. '09 
Lose.  Chas..  Pa..  '06 
Lough,  James  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Loughran,  Grace,  Idaho.  '08 
Loius,  H.  W.,  Tenn.,  '08 
Louisville  Free  Pub.  Uby.,  Ky., 

'04 
Love,  Andrew  A.,  N.  D.,  'oa 
Loveioy,  J.  O.,  Cal..  '07 
Lovewy.  Ora,  Cal.,  '07 
Lovell,  Thos.  B..  N.  Y.,  '96 
Loveit,  Andrew  J..  Okla..  '06 
Low.  Seth,  N.  V^  '95 
Lowber,  J.  W..  Tex.,  '06 
Lowe,  H.  F.,  D.  C,  '07 
Lowe,  N.  J.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Lowe,  Orton,  Pa.,  '08 
Lowrey,  R.  G.,  Ky.,  '05 
Lowry,  Charles  D.,  111.,  '97 
Lowry,  Sarah  N.,  Pa.,  '06 
Lowther,  L.  A.,  Kans.,  '97 
Loynes.  A.  W.,  Ohio,  '08 
Lucas,  Helen  E.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Lucas,  Wm.  H.,  Ky..  '07 
Luckey  School,  Pituburgh.  Pa., 

•06 
Luckey,  G.  W.  A.,  Nebr.,  '95 
Ludden,   Luther  P.,   Nebr,    *o8 
Ludlum,  Mrs.  M.  H.,   Mo.,  *oa 
Ludwig,  Henry,  Jr.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Ludwig,  Hulda  R.,  Colo.,  '08 
Ludwig,  Wm.  Y.,  111..  '06 
Luebke,  Emma  J.,  W^is.,  '97 
Luehrs,  Daniel  M..  Ohio.  '08 
Lukens,  Herman  T.,  III.,  *9a 
Lukin,  Chas-  J.,  Tex..  '08 
Lull,  Herbert  W..  R.  L,  'oj 
Lull.  H.  Galen,  Wash..  '01 
Lunt,  Forrest  S.,  111.,  '09 
Lurton.  F.  E.,  Minn.,  '07 
Lutz,  W.  E.,  Ariz.,  '07 
Lyle,  Edward  G.,  Mo..  '01 
Lyman,  Elmer  A.,  Mich.,  '98 
Lyman.  Sarah  E.,  Ohio.  '08 
Lynch,  Chark>tte  A..  Mo.,  '04 
L>'nch,  Chas.  P..  Ohio,  '94 
LjTich.  Clara.  Ohio.  '08 
Lynch,  Geo.  M.,  Fla..  'og 
L>'nch,  M.  M.,  Va.,  '98 
Lynch,  S.  .\.,  Iowa,  'or 
Lynch,  Wm.  H.,  Mo.,  '95 
Lyon.  Charles  W.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Lyon,  Edmund  D.,  Ohio,  '98 
Lyons,  G.  K.,  Ohio,  '98 
Lyte,  E.  Oram,  Pa- 'gx 
Lytic,  Thomas  E.,  Pa..  '08 
Lyttle.  Eugene  W.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Lyttle,  Frank  L.,  Ohio,  '08 
Macalcster  College.  Minn.,  '08 
M.ir  Alister,  Jas.,  Pa.,  '95 
Matarthur.  John  R.,  N.  M.,  '07 
MacOm.  E  .\..  N.  Y..  '08 
MacCratken,  J.  H..  N.  Y.,  'oi 
MaiDon.iM.  A.  H..  Cal..  '97 
Macdonald    Institute,    Can.,    '08 
Mac  Donald,  John,  Kans.,  ^86 
Macdonald,  Mrs.  Katrine  B.,  N. 

D., '09 


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255 


MacDooald,  MarnieL  IS.,  '96 
Macdonald,  NeU  C..  N.  D.,  *o2 
MacDoweU,   Theodore  L..    Pa.. 

MacDuffie,  John,  Mass.,  '03 
MacElroy,  A.  J.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Mace.  Wm.  H.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Mack.  Mary  S.,  Colo.,  '05 
Mack,  Wm.  S.,  lU..  *9S 
Mackay,  A.  H.,  Caiu,  '00 
Mackay,  Cora   B.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Mackeozie,  A.  S.,  Ky.,  *o6 
MacKenzie,  David,  Mich.,  ^96 
Mackey.  E..  N.  J.,  "S? 
Mackey,  Wm.  A.,  N.  Y.,  *94 
MacKimiey,  Mabel  A..  N.  Y.,  '08 
Mackinnon.  Duncan.  Cal..  '05 
Mackinnon,  J.  W.,  Ohio,  *o8 
MacLaren,  Donald  C,  N.  Y.,  'os 
MacLean,  Geo.  £.,  Iowa.  '97 
MacLean,  Tas.  A.,  Idaho,  'ox 
MacLean,  R.  B.,  Minn..  *o8 
MacMUlan.  D.  P..  111.,  *o4 
MacMurchy,  Hden,  Canada,  '07 
Macrae,  Mary  E.,  N.  Y..  '03 
MacVannel.  J.  A.,  N.  Y.,  'ox 
Madden,  G.  Hampton.  Ariz.,  '07 
Maddock,  W.  H.,  Ohio,  '08 
Maddock,  Wm.  £.,  Wis.,  '05 
Maddox,  John  J.,  Conn.,  '04 
Maddox,  W.  Arthur,  Va.,  '09 
Madeira,  Lucy,  D.  C,  '07 
Madigon,  James  E..  Conn.,  07 
Madison,  Gertrude,   Mich.,  *o8 
Madison  Public  Lib'y,  N.  J..  '05 
Maharry,  S.  H.,  Ohio,  '95 
Mahoney,  James,  Mass.,  '03 
Mahoney,  Lewis  A.,  III.,  '08 
Main,  Josiah,  Tenif.,  '09 
Major,  David  R.,  Ohio,  '98 
B^akepeace,  Grace  E.,  Ohio,  *o8 
MalcTchrs.  Ass.,  Bronx,  N.Y.,'os 
Malmstone,  F.  A.,  Ind.,  '08 
Manchester  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mas&.,*03 
Manchester,  A.  L.,  S  C.,  '03 
Manchester,  O.  L.,  111.,  'oa 
Manhattan  College,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Manley,  M.  Maude.  111..  '08 
Mann,  C.  Riborg,  lU.,  '03 
Mann,  NclUe  L.,  N.J  .  '05 
Manners,  Chas.  L.,  111..  '01 
Manness,  S.  E.,  N.  T.,  '9a 
Manning,  John  T.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Mannix,  J.  E.,  Ky,  '06 
Manny,  Frank  A.,  Mich.,  '05 
Man.  Tr.  High  Sch.,  Brooklyn, 

N.  Y..  '03 
Manual  Tr.  High  Sch.,  Camden, 

N.  J.,  'o^ 
Maphis,  Chas.  G..  Va..  '05 
Maple,  E.  O.,  Ind.,  '08 
Marble,  C.  McHenry.  Ind.,  '05 
Marble,  Geo.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
March,  Thos.  .S..  Pa.,  '06 
Mardis,  S.  K.,  Ohio.  '95 
Marcusen.  Carl  R.,  Utah,  '09 
Marist  College,  Ga..  '05 
Mark,  Cedl  W.,  Cal., '98 
Mark,  Edgar  H..  Ky.,  '93 
Marker.  Geo.  E.,  Wa.sh..  '06 
Markham.  Caroline  A.,  Ohio,  '08 
Markley  J.  H.,  Mo..  '04 
Marks.  Ro^  A.,  Va.,  '08 
Marlatt.  Abby  L.,  Wis.,  '04 
Marine.  Chas.  A.,  Ohio,  '05 
Marquis.  J.  S.,  S.  C,  '98 
Marquis,  Mary  L..  Minn.,  '08 
Marquis,  W.  J.,  Minn..  '03 
Marsh,  Chas.  S.,  Pa..  '09 
Marsh.  Clinton  S.,  Conn..  '01 
Marsh.  Frank  M.,  Mass.,  '03 
Marsh.  Mfles  E.,  Ky.,  '08 
MarahaU  College.  W.  Va..  '09 
Marshall,  F.  G.,  Maine,  '07 
MarshaU,  T.  M.,  W.  Va..  '77 
MarstoQ,  Anson,  Iowa.  *o7 
Marten,  Charles,  Ohio.    08 
Marten,  Wm.  S..  N.  C,  *o8 


Martin,  AUen  B.,  Cal.,  '07 
Martin.  Artemas.  D.  C,  '98 
Martin,  A.  S..  Pa.,  '07 
Martin,  B.  O.,  Ohio,  'oh 
Martin,  Daniel  R,  lU.,  '09 
Martin,  Edgar  S.,  Wis..  '04 
Martin,  F.  M.   Tex.,  '08 
Martin,  Geo.  H.,  Maa^,  '93 
Martin.  Geo.  N..  Mc,  '04 
Martin,  Herbot.  N.  Y-,  '07 
Martin.  O,  B.,  D.  C,  '03 
Martin,  W.  H.,  Mo..  '03 
Martindale,  W.  C,  Mich.,  '97 
Martz.  James  J.,  Ohio.  '08 
Mar>'viUe  College,  Tenn,,  '09 
Mason,  Alfred  DeB.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Mason,  Annie  M.,  Cal.,  '09 
Mason.  Chas.  W.,  Mich.,  '09 
Mason,  Clara  B..  Nebr.,  '03 
Mason,  las.  E.,  N.  Y  ..  'oa 
Mason,  Paul  P.,  Mich.,  '08 
Mason,  Wm.  A.,  Pa..  '98 
Mass.  Agri.  College.  '07 
Mass.  Instl  Technology.  '00 
Massee.  J.  Edman,  ^f.  Y.,  '96 
Massey,  Esther,  IlL,  '09 
Massey,  John,  Ala.,  '8x 
Matawan  Gr.  Sch.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Mater  Misericordiae,  Pa.,  '09 
Matheny,  F.  E.,  Wyo.,  'oa 
Mathes.  Edward  T.,  Wash.,  *os 
Mathews,  Chas.  B.,  Ga.,  '07 
Matlock,  J.  D..  Ala.,  '98 
Matthews,  A.  J.,  Ariz..  '09 
Matthias,  L.  B.,  Conn.,  *o3 
Mattinsoiu  Hannah  L..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Matoon,  J.  O.,  Wash.,  '09 
Matzen,  J.  M.,  Nebr.,  '09 
Maurcr,  G.  C,  Ohio,  '95 
Maurer,  Wm.  H..  Ohio.  '08 
Maxson,  C.  H.,  Tex.,  'oo 
Maxson,  Henry  M.,  N.  J.,  '9a 
Maxwell,  Chas.  R..  111.,  '08 
Maxwell,  Guy  E..  Minn..  '00 
Maxwell,  Wm,  H.,  N.  Y.,  '90 
Mayberry,  L.  W.,  Kans.,  '09 
Mayer,  Clara,  Ohio,  '95 
Mayo,  Marion  T.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Mays,  Vernon  G..  Nebr.,  '08 
McAdory,  Isaac  W.,  Ala.,  '05 
Mc.\fec.  Lowell  M.,  Mo.,  'ox 
Mc.\lHstcr,  A.  J.,  Kans.,  '09 
McAndrew,  Wm.,  N.  Y.,  'oo 
McBec,  Ethel  Carle.  W.  Va.,  '06 
McBride.  J.  W.,  Iowa,  '09 
McBrien,  J.  L.,  Nebr.,  '05 
Mc  Broom,  C.  C,  Ohio,  '08 
McBroom.  J.  K.,  Minn.,  '04 
McCabc.  Is.abella,  N.  Y.,  '05 
McCabc,  Olivia  R.,  Cal.,  '07 
McCahan,  John  E.,  Md..  '9X 
McCall,  Frank  S..  lU.,  '09 
McCallie,  J.  M..  N.  T..  '05 
McCallum,  Arthur  N.,  Tex.,  '03 
McCarthy,  Margaret.  Ohio.  '06 
McCarthy,  W.  G.,  Wash.,  '02 
McCartney,     Livingstone,     Mo., 

'05 
McCasIm,  E.  E.,  Mo.,  '98 
McCaughey,    Vaughan,    Hawaii, 

'08 
McCauley.  W.  H.,  Cal.,  'oa 
McClain.  Wm.,  Jr..  Ohio,  *ox 
McClellan,  Belle  C,  N.  Y.,  'os 
McClintock,  O.  P.  M.,  Kans.,  '94 
McClure,  Adda.  Colo.,  '00 
McClure,  Amoldas  H.,  .Ariz.,  '04 
McClure,  Chas.  W..  Ohio.  '05 
MrClurc.  Reljccca,  N.  T..  '05 
McClymonds,  J.  W..  Ciil.,  '99 
McCoart.  Rose  L..  Ohio.  '06 
McConathy,  Osboume.  Mass..  '03 
McConkey,    Bertha    M.,    Mass., 

McConn,  Chas.  M.,  111.,  '09 
McConnell.  Anna  B.,  Pa..  '08 
McConnrll.  J.  T.,  Iowa.  '95 
McConnell,  J.  M.,  Minn.,  oa 


McConnell,  John  L..  Ark.,  '09 
McConnell,  John  P ,  Va.,  *o8 
McCormick,  Eliz.  R..  Wis.,  '03 
McCowen,  Mary  T.,  HI.,  '97 
McCoy,  Emma  A..  N.  J.,  '05 
McCnicken,  Chas.  C,  Ohio.  '08 
McCracken,  Thos.  C.  Mass.,  '08 
McCroskcy,  W.  C,  Kans.,  '08 
McCullougLj.  F.,  111.. '96 
McCurdy,  J.  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
McCurdy,  W.  A-,  Ohio,  08 
McDaniel,  C.  M.,  Ind.  '96 
McDevitt,  Rev.  P.  R.,  Pa.,  *oo 
McDonald,  A.  A..  S.  D.,  '07 
McDonald,  Tas.  H.,  Mich..  '04 
McDonald,  J.  R.,  Mass..  '03 
McDonough.  Thos,  B.,  Wyo..  '04 
McDuffee,  W.  V..  Mass.,  '03 
Mc£lroy.  Edward  M.,  Mich.,  '06 
McEhoy,  M.  R.,  Ohio,  '03 
Mc£wy,Tho8.i..  N.V.,'o< 
McFarland,  Geo.  A.,  N.  D.,  >»5 
McFarland,  Walter  B.,  N.  M.,  '08 
McFarlane,  C.  T.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
McGee,  George  A.,  Mich.,  '05 
McGilvrey,  J.  E.,  Ohio,  'ox 
McGinnes,  L.  E.,  Pa.,  '03 
McGinnis,  E.  F.,  Utah,  '08 
McGinnis,  Tames  W.,  lU.,  '08 
McGinnis,  Nina,  Ky.,  '09 
McGlynn,  J.  J.,  111.,  '93 
McGohan,  James  H.,  Wash.,  *o8 
McGowan,  Mary,  Ohio,  '03 
McGrorty,  Eugenie  F.,  Minn.,  '08 
McGuckian,  Mary  E.,  Pa.,  '08 
McGuigan,  Francis  S.,  Pa.,  '05 
McGuigan,  Mary  R..  W.  Va.,  '08 
McHatten,  Thos.  H.,  Ga.,  '09 
Mcllroy,  James,  Jr.,  Pa.,  '08 
Mclntire,  E.  E..  Mmn.,  'oa 
Mclntirr,  W.  W.,  Ohio,  '05 
Mcintosh.  Tames  L.,  Ind.,  '09 
Mcintosh,  Mary  M.,  Ohio,  '09 
Mclntyre,  Daniel.  Can.,  '06 
Mclver,  M.  N.,  Wis.,  '05 
McKay,  Alexander,  Can.,  'oa 
McKay,  Francis  M.,  111.,  '04 
McKeag.  Anna  J..  Mass.,  '04 
McKendrick.  W.   M.,  Utah,    09 
McKenny,  Cha.<(.,  Wis.,  '97 
McKenny.  F.  X.,  Md  .  '08 
McKenzie,  A.  D.,  Australia.  '05 
McKillop,  Anna,  111.,  '97 
McKinney.  James,  N.  Y.,  '08 
McKitrick.  May,  Wis.,  '07 
McKone.  W.  J.,  Mich..  '99 
McKown,  Jas.  E.,  Wash.,  '07 
McLachlin.  E.  H.,  Maine.  '03 
Mclauchlin,  A.  L.,  Nebr.,  '95 
Mcl-auchlin,  Jas.  *  A.,  Okla.,  '08 
McLaughlin.  J.  M.,  Pa..  '06 
McLaury.  Frank  M.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
McLaury,  John  C,  N.  J.,  'ox 
McLean,  C.  S.,  N.  Y..  \>a 
McLean,  Margaret,  Minn.,  *o3 
McMahan,  J.  J.,  S.  C,  '99 
McManis.  John  T..  111.,  '05 
McManus,  J.  B.,  lU.,  'oa 
McMath.  E.  H.,   Kans..  '08 
Mc  Master.  W.  H.,  Ohio.  '09 
McMichael,   C.    W..    Nebr.,    '08 
McMichael,  Thos.  H.,  111..  '04 
McMillan,  Daniel  W..  Mich.,  '08 
McMillan,  John  H..  111..  '05 
McMillan,  J.  V.,  Ohio.  '96 
McMillan,  Mrs.  R.,  Ohio.  '80 
McMullcn,  E.  W.,  Fla..  'o« 
McMullen,  Mrs.    Roger  B.,  111.. 

'OQ 

McMurchy.  Helen.  Can.,  '07 
McMurry,  Chas.  A.,  111.,  '00 
McMurry,  F.  M..  N.  Y.,  'q% 
McMurry,  Mrs.  L.  B.,  111..  '96 
McMurrv,  Oscar  L.,  III.,  'os 
McNamara,   Robert   C.   111.,   '08 
McNeal.  Horence  A..  Ohio,  '08 
McXcesc  John.  La..  '06 
McNeU,  Perry  M.,  Ala.,  '06 


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NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


McMeUl,  I.  C.  Tenn..  'oa 
McXutt,  Ernest  T..  Md.,  '05 
McPhcrron,  A,  S.,  Col.,  '07 
McRcynolds,  P.  W..  Ohio.  'oS 
McShdne,    Kathryn,    Wyo.,    '00 
McTuman,   Liiwrence.  Ind.,   '08 
McVay.  Herbert  R.,  Ohio.,  '00 
McVey:  Frank  L..  N.  D..  '09 
Mead,  Fred.  H.,  N.  Y., 'oa 
Mechiing.   Mary  H..  C'llo.,  '09 
Meek,  Wm.  H.,  Ohio,  '00 
Medford  Public  Lib'y-  Mass..  '06 
Meek,  Chas  S.,  Id.iho,  '01 
Meek,  Jas.  R.,  lU.,  '01 
Meeker.  G.  W.  L.,  111.,  '04 
Meeker,     Lydia    G.,    Colo.,    'og 
Mceks,  Mrs.  Frances  P.,  111.,  '03 
Mccse,  John  D..  Pa..  '06 
McKan,  Cha.s.  F.,  111.,  '08 
Mft(argec.  Geo.  E..  N.  J.,  '05 
Meland,  E.  C,  WLs.,  '97 
Mclcher,  George,  Mo.,  'oj 
Mdchoir,  D.  Montfc.rl,  Pa..  '08 
Melency,  C.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '0^ 
Melleacamp,  Fred  .\.,  Mith.,  '07 
Memorial  Hall  Lib'v.  Mass.,  '08 
Mendenhall,  E.  L.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Mengd,  Mrs.  H.  W..  Ky.,  08 
Mercantile    Lib'y    Assoc.,     New 

York,  '06 
Mercantile   Lib'y    Co.,   Philadel- 
phia, Pa.,  '03 
Mercantile  lJb'y,St.Louis,Mo.,'o3 
Mercer  Univ.  L'il)'y.  Ga.,  'qq 
Merchant,    Edward,   Pa.,    '09 
Meredith,  A.  J..  .Mas*;..  08 
Mcriara,  Junius  L.,  Mo.,  '04 
Merica,  C.  M.,  IlL,  '09 
Merica,  Chas.  O.,  Wyo.,  '08 
Merica,  Frmcis  M.,  Ind..  '97 
Mcritt,  Ernest  L..  N.  Y..  'ox 
Merriara,  Hert  E.,  S.  T.,  '07 
MerriU,  Chas.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Merrill,  YAmn  C,  N.  J..  '96 
Merrill,  Geo.  A.,  Cal.,  '00 
Merrill,  James  A.,  Wis.,  '97 
Merrill,  Jenny  H.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Merrill,  Jostjih  F..  Utah.  '08 
Mcrriman.  KuRcne  D..  111..  05 
Mcrritt,  Mary  J..  N.  Y..  'os 
Merry.  Charles  M.,  Ohio,  '05 
Merten,  V.  H.,  C<;Io..  '09 
Merville,  Ernest  H^..  Ohio,  '08 
AferuHn.  J .  B.,  Conn..  '71 
Merz,  Henry,  Wyo.,  '95 
Mescrve,  -Vlonzx),  NIass.,  '95 
Messenger,  J.  F.,  Vt..  '04 
Messick,  I.^mucl  E..  La.,  '08 
Metcalf,  Henry  C,  Mass.,   '03 
Metcalf,  M.  Alitr,  \.  J.,  'os 
Metcalf,  Robt.  C,  Mass.,  '93 
Meyer,  F.  H.,  Cal.,  '99 
MfyiT.  John  L.,  i*a.,  '05 
Miami  Univ.,  Ohio,  'oS 
Mich.icl,  Lillian  E.,  Ind.,  '09 
Michener,  Chas.  F..  Pa.,  '09 
Michcncr.  J.  H..  Pa..  '98 
Mich.  Agri.  CollcKe,  '02 
Mich.  St.ite  Library.  '01 
Mich.  State  Nor.  Coll.,  '00 
Micken.s,'  Chas.  W..  .\Iiih.,  'oo 
Mickle  (I.  W.)  Gr.  Sch..  Camden, 

N.T., 'oq 
Mickfe,  Rol)t.  A.,  Ala.,  '05 
Mi'l'ilebury   College   Lib'y,   Vt., 

Of) 

Mi.idlcsex,  Co.  Pcd.  Lib'y,  N.  J., 

•08 
Mi.lclieton.  A.  111., '99 
Mi.lland  CollcKC  Kans.,  '99 
MiRhcU,  Ida,  111.,  '02 
MihilLs,  W.  H..  Iowa.  '09 
Mijucf.  Paul.  Ru-'Sia.  '07 
Miles,  Mrs.  Cornelia.  Colo..  '07 
Miles,  Emily  H.,  0>W,  '98 
Mill.ir.  Kr.ink  F..  Mich..    08 
Millard,  C.  >J.,  N.  Y.,  '02 
Miller,  .-Xda  J.,  Cal.,  '07 


Miller,  Anna  K.,  Pa.,'oft 
Miller,  Augustus  G^  Ga.,  '07 
Miller,  Chas.  A.  A.  J.,  Md.,  '08 
Miller,  Chas.  F.,  Ind.,  '08 
Miller,  C.  C,  Ohio,  '92 
MiUer.  C.  E.,  Iowa,  'oa 
MiUcr,  Eugene,  Mich.,  '09 
MiUer,  Frank  L..  III.,  'oo 
MiUer,  Fred  VV.,  Md.,  '08 
Miller,  F.  W..  Ark., '05 
MiUer,  Geo.  J.,  lU.,  '01 
Miller,  Gurdon  R.,  Colo.,  '96 
MiUer.  H.  L.,  Kans..  *o7 
Miller,  Irving  E.,  Colo.,   '09 
MUkr,  James  C,  Canada.  '06 
MUUr,  J.  //.,  Kaas.,  '86 
MUler,  John  E.,  lU..  ^05 
MUler,  Mary  C,  Ohio.  '08 
Miller,  Mary  Jean,  low  1,  '04 
Miller,  Nfincr  F.,  Colo.,  '08 
Miller,  Newman,  111.,  '00 
Miller,  Thos.  C,  W.  Va.,  'oi 
Miller,  Waller  McN.,  Mo„  '03 
Miliigan,  Alexander  R.,  Ky.    *o4 
Milliken.  Orris  J.,  111.,  '05 
MilUngton.  Clara.  N.  Y.,  '05 
Million,  John  W.,  Mo.,  'ox 
Milliron.  M.  A.,  Pa.,  '09 
MillLs,  James  F..  IlL.  '08 
MilUs,  Wm.  A.,  Ind.,  'od 
Mills,  Harrictte  M.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Mills,  John  M.,  Utah,  '09 
Mills,  L.  S.,  Conn.,   08 
Millspaugh,  J.  F.,  Cal., '-95 
MUne,  Wm.  J.,  N.  Y.,  '9^ 
Milncr,  Florence,  Mich.,  '08 
Milnor,  G.  Bruce,  Pa.,  '03 
Milivaukee      Principals*    Assoc.^ 

Wis  .  '84 
Milwaukee  Pub.  Lib.,  Wis.,  '98 
Milwaukee  Tchrs.  Assoc.,  Wb.,'os 
Min.ard.  Chas.  W.,  111.,  *o4 
Minchan,  Nellie,  Wis.,  '07 
Miner.  .\.  U..  Utah,   07 
Minjjins,  Clara  W.,  Mich.,  'oo 
Miniik.  Peri  A..  Mo.,   08 
Minihan.  Julia  A.,  N.  J.,  'os 
Minncapolis.\thenacum,Minn..'98 
Minnich,  Harvey  C,  Ohio,  'oa 
Minnie  Munlock  Kitidrick  Sch., 

Philadelphia.  Pa..  *os 
Minshull,  Mrs.  Martha  J.,'N.  Y.. 

'OS 
Mirirk,  Geo.  A.,  Ind..   07 
Mi.s.'imer,  H.  C,  Pa.,  '02 
Miss.  A.  &  M.  Colietfe.  'oa 
Mivs.  In.i.  Inst.  &  Coll.  Lib'y.  '08 
Missoula  Pub.  Lib'y.  Mont.,  '06 
Miiihel.  E.  L..  Cal..  '06 
Mitclull.  .Xnhur  C..  \.  Y..  '05 
Mitchell,  Benj.  W.,  Pa..  '99 
Mitchell.  Clifford  A.,  Kans..  '05 
Mitchell,  I.S.I.U.  in.,   '99 
MitcheU,  Lf)retta  ,\..  Pa..    08 
Mit.hell,  R.  W.  N   C.  '00 
Mitchell.  Walter.  Pa.,  '07 
Mitihell.  Wm.  Ilu^h    Mass.,  '06 
Mitchill.  The(Hlorc  C,  X.  V.,  'cs 
Moan,  Rosa  C.  S.  I).,  'oS 
Mcxlel  Sch..   N.  Y.  Tr.   Sch.  for 

Tihrs..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Motfitt,  Clarissa  A.,  Pa..   o«; 
Mr)hler.  J.  B.,  Ohio.  'oS 
Mohn,  Cari  J.,  S.  D..  '02 
Mol.lstad.  John  A.,  111.,  '97 
Moll.  Alex.  A.,  111.,  'oi 
Momyer,  Cieo.  R.,  Colo.,  '00 
Mon.i^jh  in.  James  C,  N.  Y.,  '09 
Monin.  lyouis  C.,  111..  '01 
M..n'ux.  J.  H..  Cal.,  '95 
Monroe,    E<hvin    Sl,    Okla.,    '97 
MonrciC.  Paul,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
MunrcK.'.  Will  S..  N.  J..  '88 
Montaigne.  A.  L.  Pn..  '04 
Montana  State  College,   '99 
Montavt.n.  Wm.  F..  I'hil.  Is..  '06 
M.mt.  1  lir  St.  .\or.  Sch.,  .\.  J.,  '08 
Montescr.  Fred.,  N.  Y.,  '94 


Montgomery,  Bertha  E.,  Ohio,  03 
Montgomery.  Dewitt  C.  Cal.,  07 
Montgomery,  H.  C,  Ind.,  '97 
Montgomery.  Jessie  B..  Ind.,  '05 
Montgomery,  W.  S.,  D.  C,  '98 
Montrose.  Otis,  N.  Y..  '96 
Moon,  A.  W.VPa..  'So 
Mooney,  Wm.  B.,  Colo.,  '06 
Moore,  B.  C,  lU.,  '06 
Moore,  B.  F..  Ind..  '96 
Moore,  Chaa.  S.,  Mass.,  '03 
Moore,  Dora  M.,  Colo.,  *95 
Moore,  E.  C,  Cal..  *99 
Moore.  Fred  T.,  CaL,  '09 
Moore,  Geo.  O.,  N.  Y..  '09 
Moore,  George  W.,  Pa.,  '03 
Moore,  J.  A.,  Ala.,  *ox 
Moore.  James  G^  HI..  '06 
Moore,  J.  R.  H.,  Ind.,  '03 
Moore.  Kirk  T.,  Ariz..  '09 
Moore.  Lucy  M.,  Tex^  ^9 
Moore,  M.  H..  Tex    '06 
Moore,  Mrs    PhUip  N.,  Mo.,  '07 
Moore.  Stanley  H..  Mo.,  '01 
Moore,  Wm.  C  ,  Mass.,  '09 
Moores,  E.  T.,  Ore.,  '09 
Moran,  Mary  F.,  N.  Y.,  *03 
Moran,  Selby  A^  Mich.,  *o8 
MorclcKk,  Oliver  L,  N.  J.,  '08 
Moreno,  Enrique  H.,  Mexico.  *o6 
Morgan.  Alex..  Scotland.  '07 
Morgan,  A.  R.,  Mo.,  '04 
Morgaxi,  J.  H.,  Wash..  '09 
Morgan,  J   R.,  Colo.,  '08 
Morgan,  R.  T.,  lU.,  '97 
Morgan,  Sheldon,  Ohio,  '08 
Morgan.  W.  P.,  Ind..  '06 
Morgan,  Wm.  C,  Pa..  '08 
Morgan,  Wm.  T.,  Mass.,  '07 
Moriarty,  Mrs.  A.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Morley.  John  H.,  Vt..  '03 
Morley,  Sara  A.,  Ohio,  '08 
Morris  High  Sch.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Morris,  George,  N.  J.,  '03 
Morris,  Harriet  N.,  Cal.,  "Sa 
Morris.  John,  Ohio,  '96 
Morris,  John  E.,  Ohio,  *oo 
Morris,  Meredith  D.,  W.  Va.,  '08 
Morris,  Oscar  L.,  Mo.,  '08 
Morrison,  Andrew  1..  Pa.,  "Sx 
Morrison.  G.  B.,  Mo.,  *9p 
Morrison,  Henry  C,  N.  H.,  '00 
Morrison.  Wm.  J.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Morrow,  H.  T.,  N.  V.,  'ox 
Morrow.  John.  i*a.,  *o6 
Morrow,  Nancy  C.  Pa.,  '08 
Morse,  Chas.  H.,  Mass.,  '07 
Morse,  Frank  L.,  lU..  '97 
Morse,  H.  H.,  Mass.,  ♦oj 
Morse,  W.  A.    Mich.,  'oi 
Morss,  Chas.  H.,  Me^  '95 
Morton,  H.  N.,  Ohio,  '08 
Morion,  Wm.  C.,  W.  Va.,  b? 
Morton,  W.  M..  IH..  'oa 
Mosher,  E.  H.,  Cal.,  '99 
Moten,  Lucy  E.,  D.  C.  'ox 
Mott,  Thos.  A.,  Ind.,  '96 
Mouhon.  L.  E.,  Maine,  '08 
Mt.    Albion    Schools.    Pittsburg, 

Pa..  '06 
Mt.  Holyoke  CoU..  Mass.,  'oa 
Mt    Vernon   College.   Ohio,  '09 
Mountz,  Silas  W.,  Cal.,  'oa 
Morius,  John  H.,  N.  D.,  '08 
Mower,  I*.  ().,  Cal..  '90 
Mowry,  Wendell  A.,  R.  L,  '04 
Afoury,  Wm.  A.,  Mass.,  ^ 
Moyse,  Geo.  U.,  Cal,  '07 
Mo/ier.  W.  F.,  m.,  '08 
Muckley.  H.  C.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Muir,  James  N.,  Pa..  '06 
Muir.  'I  homas  M.,  Ohio,  'oS 
.Mulrfvmey.  Julia  A..  Ohio.  '05 
Mumford,  G.  M.,  Utah,  '07 
Mun.u.nl.  Luiher  E..  Nebr..  05 
Mumma.  H.  W.,  Ohio,  '00 
Mimger,  Belle  M.,  S.  D.,  '03 
.Munn,  Mrs  Jciuiie  W ,  Colo ,  'oq 


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257 


Murdaugh,  Edmund  D.,  Okla., 

'98 
Murdock,  Geo.  W.,  Colo.,  'o^ 
Murfee,  H.  O.,  Ala.,  'ox 
Murlin,  L.  H.,  Kans.,  '95 
Mumey,  Lilian  T..  Ohio,  '07 
Murphirce,  Albert  A.,  Fla.,  '04 
Murphy,  Edgar  G..  Ala.,  '03 
Murphy,  Geo.  M^  Wb.,  '08 
Murphy,  Samuel  S.,  Ala.,  '08 
Murray,  May  E.,  Mass.,  '99 
Murray,  Michael  W..  Mass.,  '08 
Murray,  Wm.  S..  N.  Y.,  '98 
Muskingum  College,  Ohio 
MutchTwilliara  J.,  WU.,  '08 
M.  W.  Baldwin  Sch.,  PhUa.,  Pa., 

'05 
Myers,  B.  E.,  Iowa,  *07 
Mycra,  George  E.,  D.  C,  *o7 
Mvera.  Geo.  Wm..  111.,  *o4 
Myers,  Irene  T^  Ky.,  '04 
Myers,  Millard  E,.  Mo ,  '08 
Myers,  ShUo  S.,  Ohio,  '08 
Myers,  Will  A.,  Ind..  »o7 
•  Mynders,  Seymour  A.,  Tenn..  '03 
Naramore,  L.  Ly  Pa.,  'oy 
Naidin,  E.  C,  Colo.,  '01 
Nash,  Geo.  W.,  S.  D..  'oi 
Nash,  W.  Percival,  Colo.,  '09 
Ncal,  A.  O..  Ind.,  '05 
Neal.  H.  J.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Nebraska  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  *oa 
Nebraska  Wes.  Univ.  Ub'y,  '05 
Ne  ColUns,  J.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Ncibd,  Etta  v..  6d.,  '07 
Ncff,T.  P.,Va., '07 
Neill  library.  Minn.  »o7 
Neligh.  John  P.  S.,  D.  C.,  '04 
Nelson,  A.  C.  Utah,  *ox 
Nelson,  B.  E.,  Wis.,  '90 
Nelson,  Ernesto,  Arg.  Kep.,  '04 
Nelson,  James  C.,  Iowa,  '07 
Nelson,  Kate  S.   Wis..  '96 
Nelson,  Martha  F.,  N.  T.,  '05 
Neptune  Tp.  High  Sdi.,  Ocean 

Grove,  N.  J.,  '05 
Nesbitt,  Ethel  A.,  Okla ,  '08 
Neumann,  Henry,  N.  Y.,  '08 
New.  Alfred  N,  N.J,  '07 
New  Britain  Inst.,  Conn.,  'oa 
Newark  Free  Pub.  Lib*y,  N.  J.,'03 
Newberry  Lib'y,  111.,  *o8 
Newberry,  Maria  A.,  Mich., '08 
Newburyport  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mass. 

*o3 
Newell,  A.  C,  Iowa,  '01 
Newell,  Bertha  Payne,  N.  C,  '02 
Newell,  Miss  C.  S.,  Kans.,  '95 
Newell.  Lewis  W.,  R.  I..  '09 
NewhaU.  Chas.  W.,  Minn.,  'oa 
N.  H.  CoU.  of  Agri.,  'oa 
N.  H.  St.  Lib'y,  '98 
N.  H  St.  Nor  Sch.,  Plymouth,  '03 
New  Haven  Pub.  Lib'y,  Conn.,  '01 
New  Jersey  State  Lib  y,  '01 
N   J.  St    Nor.  Sch.,  Trenton,  '97 
Newkirk,  C.  F..  lU.,  '98 
Newlands,  A   F.   N  VT.  '07 
Newman,  Jos..  N.  Y..  '05 
New  Mexico  Agri  Coll.,  'oa 
New  Orleans  Nor   Sch.,  La.,  'oi 
New  Rochelle  Pub.  Ub^.  N.  Y., 

Newson,  H   D..  N.  Y..  '95 
Newton,  Geo  A ,  Texas,  '03  • 
Newton,  Marion  B.,  Ma.ss.,  '08 
Newtown  High  Sch.,  N  Y.,  '03 
New  York  Pub.  Ub'y    99 
New  York  St.  Ed'n  Dept..  N.  Y., 

*03 
New  York  University,  '07 
Nichols   Chas.  E..  N.  Y.,  '09 
Nichols,  Chas    W ,  Minn.,  '08 
Nichols,  Claude  A.,  Tex.,  '09 
Nichols  Fred.  R.,  lU.,  '93 
Nichols,  Walter  H  ,  Cal.,  'oi 
Nichols,  W.  F.,  Conn ,  '03 
Nicholson,  Mary  E.,  Ind.,  '85 


Nicholson,  Nell  G.,  Mo.,  '04 
Nicholson,  Thos.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Nickerson.  F.  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
Nielson,  Erastus  A.,  Colo.,  '09 
Nightingale,  A.  F.,  111.,  '86 
Nix,  Amalie,  Minn.,  '06 
Noble,  Edward  M.,  Md.,  '05 
Noble,  M.  C.  S.,  N.  C.  '09 
Noel,  Alex.  H.,  Mo.,  '97 
Nod,  Mrs.  BeUe^Ind.,  '05 
Noetling,  Wm.,  Pa..  '98 
NolanTjohn  T.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Noland,  Ira  N.,  Ohio,  »o8 
Nolen,  F  C,  Ark,  '05 
Noon  Philo  G.,  Mass.,  '03 
Nor.  Sch.,  Dayton,  Ohio.  '98 
Nor.   Sch.,  Truro,  Nova   Scotia, 

Can.. '03 
Norris,  A.  C.  Ill ,  08 
Norris,  C.  Maud.  Mass..  '03 
Norris,  Grant.  Pa.,  '06 
Norris,  Herschel  A.,  Del^  'oj 
Norsworthy.  Naomi,  N.  Y.,  *o6 
N.  Adams  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mass.,  *ox 
N,  C.  Coll.  of  A.  &  M.  Art.s  '04 
N.  C.  St.  Nor.  and  Ind.  CoU.  .,98 
N.  D.  Agri.  College,  '08 
N.  D.  Ed.  Association.  '96 
North,    Francis   R-,   Maine.    '08 
Nor.  Ariz.  Normal  School,  '01 
Nor.  111.  St.  Nor.  Sch,   09 
North.  Nor.  and  Indus.  &di.,  S. 

D.,  '08 
North.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Mich^  '99 
Northrop,  Calvin  T.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Northwestern  College,  111.,  'oa 
Northwestern    Nor.    Sch.,    Alva, 

Okla.,  '05 
Northwestern  School  Supply  Co., 

Minn.,  '07 
Northwestern  Univ.*  111.,  'oa 
Norton,  A.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Norton,  Arthur  O.,  Mass.,  'oa 
Norton,  Mrs.  Alice  P..  III.,   '08 
Norton,  A.  W.,  S.  D^  '93 
Norton.  F  O.,  Iowa,  '07 
Nosworthy,  Emily,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Noyes,  E.  C.  Pa.,  'o.s 
Noyes,  William,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Nuner.  J.  F..  Ind.,  06 
Nusbaum,  Louis,  Pa.,  '03 
Nutt,  H.  D..  Mich.,  '06 
Nye,  Chas.  H.,  Wis..  "84 
Nye,  Ward  H.,  Mont.,  'oa 
Nyhart,  H.  U..  Pa.,  '06 
Nykirk,  John  B.,  Mich.,  '9a 
Oak  Park  Pub.  Lib'y,  111.,  '00 
Oakley,  Edward  B.,  Cal.,  '08 
O'Bayle.  Ula  M.,  Colo..  '09 
Oberlin  Coll.  lib'y,  Ohio,  *oa 
O'Brien,  Kate  E.,  Mo..  '04 
O'Brien,  Mary  C,  N.  Y.,  '03 
O'Brien,  Mary  E.,  Mich.,  '03 
O'Brien,  Thos.  S.,  N.  Y..  '03 
Occidental    ColL,    Los    Angeles, 

Cal.,  '00 
O'Connell,  Josephine  T.,  HI.,  '03 
O'Connell,  Margaret   F.,  N.  Y., 

'OS 
O'Connor,  Eleanor  D.,  III.,  '03 
O'Connor,  Joseph,  Cal.,  '88 
O'Connor,  Margaret  A.,  Ohio,  *oa 
Oday.  H.  A.,  Pa.,  *os 
Odcrlin,  Ethel  C,  Wash.,  '07 
O'Donnell.  Jas.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
O'Donnell,  Jas.  J.,  Ma.ss..  '08 
O'Dwyer,  David,  Colo.,  '08 
O'Flaherty,  Wm.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Ogden.  J.  Gordon,  Pa..  '08 
Ogden,  Robert  C,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Ogclvee,  C.  S.,  111.,  '03 
Ogg,  R.  A.,  Ind.,  '07 
O'Hanlon,  R.  J.,  Wis.,  '97 
Ohio  Northern  Univ.,  Ohio,  '09 
Ohio  St.  Lib'y,  'oa 
Ohio  State  Univ.,  '97 
Ohio  Weslcyan  University,  *o7 
O'Kccfe,  Helen  M..  Minn.,  '08 


O'Keefe,  Mary  W.,  III.,  '08 
O'Keefe.  Mrs.  S.  J..  111.,  '96 
Olander,  J.  Fred,  S.  D.,  09 
Olds.  Marv  L.,  Minn.,  '94 
Oldt,  Frarilin  T,  Iowa.  '95 
O'lxary.  Kate  S..  lU..  '95 
Olin,  Arvin  S.,  Kan*_  *86 
Oliphant,  G.  F.,  Ga..  '03 
Oliver,  C.  E.,  Ohio.  08 
Olmstead,  Emma  G.,  111.,  '03 
Olp,  Ernest  E.,  111..  07 
Olsen,  John  W^  Minn..  '00 
Omaha  Pub.  Lib'y,  Nebr.,  '98 
Omwake,  Geo.  L.,  Pa.,  'oa 
O'Neil,  Cordelia  L.,  Ohio,  'oi 
O'Neill,  Chas.  E.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Oneonta  Nor.  Sch.-N  Y.,  '03 
Oppitz,  Louis  K  ,  Ohio,  '09 
Orqron    Agri.   ColL  Lib'y,  Cor- 

vallis.  'oo 
Orme,W.  H.,Minn..  '07 
Ormsby,  F.  B.,  111..  '96 
Orr,  Pauline  V.,  Miss  -  '09 
Orr,  Susan  Mh  N.  Y,  '05 
Osbom,  A  C,  S.  C,  '05 
Osbom,  G.  H.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Osborn.  James  O..  Cal..  '06 
Osborne.  Morley  E^  Mich.,  '08 
Osgood.  Susan  S.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
O'Shea,  M.  V.,  Wis.,  '9a 
Ostien,  L.  A.,  Mex.,  '04 
Ostrandcr.  Chas.  H.,  III.,  'oa 
Oswego  Nor.  Sch.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Otis,  Margaret,  W.  Va.,  '08 
Ott.  Harvcv  N.,  N.  Y..  'oi 
Otterbein  Univ.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Overholser,  Chas.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Overman,  Wra.  F.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Overturf,  J.  R.,  Nebr.,  '09 
Owatonna  Pub.  lib'y,  Minn.,  oa 
Owen,  Herman  E.,  Cal.,  '05 
Owen,  Hugh  A.,  N.  M.,  '97 
Owen,  Lincoln,  Mass.,  '96 
Owen,  T.  McA.,  Ala.,  '07 
Owen,  W.  B.,  Mo.,  '96 
Owen,  Wm.  B.,  111.,  '07 
Owens,  Benj.  B.,  Md.,  '08 
Ozias,  A.  N.,  Minn.,  '05 
Padelford,  F.  M.,  Wash.,  '03 
Paessler,  V.  S,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Page,  Caleb  A»  Mass.,  '03 
Page.  Donald  T..  Vt.,  '07 
Page.  Edw.  A..  N.  Y.,  '99 
Page,  Fxiw.  C,  111.,  '00 
Page,  Frank  R..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Page,  James  Al.,  Va.,  '03 
Page,  Norman  J.,  N.  H.,  '03 
Pa^e,  Mrs.  Mary  B..  111..  '06 
Pamter,  Ira  C,  Ohio,  '03 
Painter,  J.  E.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Painter,  Mrs.  Nannie  E.,Kans..  *04 
Palen,  H.  O.,  N.  Y.,  02 
Palitz,  Bernard  A.,  N.  J.,  '07 
Palmer,  A.  N.,  Iowa,  '96 
Palmer,  Aaron,  Iowa,  '06 
Palmer,  Corwin  F..  Vt.,  '03 
Palmer,  E.  D.,  Mich.,  V4 
Palmer,  Frank  H.,  Mass.,  *ox 
Palmer,  Irving  O.,  Mass.,  '05 
Palmer,  James  J.,  Pa.,  *oq 
Palmer,  Luella  A..  N.  Y.,  '04 
Palmer,   Stella,   Ala.,   '08 
Palmer.  T.  W.,  Ala.,  '03 
Pandya,  Thakorlal  RI,  N.  Y.,  'oS 
Park  College,  Mo.,  'oa 
Park,  Chas.  F.,  Mass..  *o3 
Parker,  Alice  N.,  Pa.,  '98 
Parker,  Chas.  /.,  III.,  '87 
Parker,  Chas.  S,,  Mo.,  '09 
Parker,  C.  M.,  HI.,  '95 
Parker,  George  E.,  Mich.,  '05 
,  Parker,  Mary  E.,  Mass..  'oa 
Parker,  Samuel  C,  111.,  '08 
Parker,  W.  D.,  Cal.,  '84 
Parker,  W.  N.,  Wis.,  'oa 
Parker,  W.  S.,  Ma«».,  '96 
Parkinson,  D.  B.,  III.,  '97 
Parkinson,  John  B.,  Wis.,  *84 


258 


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Parkinson,  Wm.  D.,  Mass.,  'oj 
Parks.  Isabd  M..  N.  H..  '08 
Parks,  Mrs.  Mary  B.,  Mo.,  '04 
Parka,  M.  M.,  Ga..  '07 
Parlin,  Frank  E.,  Mau.,  'ox 
Parmelee,  MUton  R.,  Cal.,  '07 
Parmenter,  Chas.  W.,  Mass.,  '95 
Parr,  Mrs.  Marie  B.,  Ohio,  '04 
Parratt.  Delbcrt  W..  Utah.  '06 
Parrish,  Nancy  E.,  Mo.,  '04 
Parrot,  G.  H..  Ohio.  '08 
Parrott,  Lewis  M.,  Mo..  '08 
Parry,  Eleanor,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Parry,  Mrs.  M.  S.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Parson,  S.  F.,  111.,  'oa 
Parsons,  Albert,  Hawaii,  '07 
Parsons,  Richard,  Colo.,  '04 
Partons,  Mrs.  Robert  I...  111.,  'oq 
Partridge,  S.  W..  Ohio,  '08 
Pasadena  Pub.  Lib'y,  Cal.,  '06 
PaschaUville  Sch.,  PhiU.,  Pa..  '05 
Pasley.  Miriam  G^  Miss.,  '09 
Passaic  Pub.  Lib'y,  N.  J.,  '03 
Pate,  Walter  T.,  Miss..  '05 
Patey.  Hedley  P..  Mass.,  ^09 
Patridge,  Ului  E^  Mass.,  '76 
Patten,  Frank  C.  Tea.,  '97 
Patten,  Jane  B.,  Mass.,  '07 
Patteni{ill.  Henry  R.,  Mich.,  '93- 
Patterson^  Alice  B.  Kans.,  '03 
Patterson,  Alice  J.,  111..  '08 
Patterson.  Chas.  C,  Ohio.  '07 
Patterson,  Harry  J.,  Md.,  '08 
Patterson,  Isaac  F.,  Ohio,*i*o3 
Patterson,  James  K..  Ky..  '05 
Patton,  Cassia,  Alaska,  '95 
Patton,  Chas.  L.,  N.  Y.,  '86 
Patton.  Martha  H..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Patton,  O.  M.,  Ohio,  '08 
Patzer.  C.  E^  Wis.,  '00 
Paulsen.  Gertrude  M.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Pauly,  Fred  L..  Ohio,  '06 
Payne,  Alvin  Clarence.  Ind.,  '08 
Payne.  Bruce  R..  Va..  '05 
Peabody  Coll.,  Univ.  of  Nashville, 

Tenn.,  '04 
Peacock,  Mary  C,  Pa.,  '98 
Peairs,  H.  B.,  Kans.,  '97 
Peak,  Chas.  N..  lU..  '96 
Pearcy.  Jas.  B.,  Ind.,  '01 
Pearse.  C.  G..  Wis.,  '91 
Pearson,  F.  B.,  Ohio,  '01 
Pearson,  H.  C.  N.  Y.,  '99 
Pearson,  Juliet,  N.  Y.  '99 
Pearson,  a! .  E.,  Kans.,  '04 
Pearson,  Paul  M..  Pa.,  '06 
Pease,  Alvin  F.,  Masa,  '91 
Pease.  N.  W..  N.J.,  '94 
Pease.  Virginia,  Cal..  '07 
Peasiee,  Frank  J.,  Mass..  '03 
PeasUe,  John  B.,  Ohio.  '80 
Peck  Ub'y,  Norwich  Free  Acad., 

Conn.,  '04 
Peck.  A.  L.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Peckham.  Allen.  N.  Y..  '05 
Pcd.  Ub'y.,  Middlesex  Co..  N.  J., 

'08 
Ped.  Lib'y.  Sunt,  of  Schs..  Pa.,  '00 
Peed,  Mansfield  T..  Ga..  '03 
Peirce,  Kathcrine  U..  R.  I.,  '03 
Peirce,  Wm.  F..  Ohio.  '03 
Pell,  Mrs.  EUza  S..  N.  Y..  '05 
Pell.  Robert  P..  S.  C,  '05 
Pelo,  Wm.  J.,  Mass.,  '07 
Pelton,  Anna  J.,  Wash..  '03 
Pence,  John  H.,  Tcnii.,  '04 
Pen<ileton.  Chas.  S..  Minn.,  '08 
Penn  College,   OskaloosHi-,  Iowa, 

'00 
Penniman.  J.  H..  Pa.,  *oo 
Penn.  Coll.  for  Women.  Pa.,  '07 
Penn.  State  College,  '00 
Penn.  State  Library.  '01 
Pennsylvania  State  Museum,  '06 
Pennypacker,  J.  L.,  Pa.,  '00 
Peoria  Pul).  Lihrarv,  111.,  *oi 
Percy.  Atlec  L..  Ohio.  '08 
Peres,  Israel  H.,  Tenn.,  '00 


'03 


Perkins  Institute,  Mass.,  '97 
Perkins,  Albertus  D.,  N.  Y.,  'oi 
Perkins,  De  Forest  H.,  Maine,  '07 
Perkins  F.  O.,  N.  Y.,  'oj 
Perkins,  Teannette  V.,  Md.,  '09 
Perkins,  John  R.,  Conn.,  '05 
Perkins.  R.  W.,  La..  *oi 
Perrin,  Mrs.  Fannie  B.,  Mo.,  *o, 
Perrin,  John  W.,  Ohio,  '01 
Perrin,  Marshall  J^,  Mass.,  '03 
Perrtne.  Lura  L.,  N.  D.,  '95 
Perry,  Alfred  T.,  Ohio,  '00 
Perry,  Annie  M^  Mass.,  '03 
Perry,    Chaa.    Fred..    Wis.,    '09 
Perry,  Elizabeth  IL,  Mass.,  '91 
Perry,  Frank  H.,  Tex.,  '07 
Perry,  Wm.  H^  Ky.,  '98 
Person,  Fred  G.,  Cok>.,  *o9 
Persoai,  Metta  L..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Peterson,  A.  E.,  ^f.  Y..  '03 
Peterson,  Mary  L.,  Ohio,  '08 
Pettee,    George    D.,    Mass.,    '02 
Phelan,  W.  W.  Tex.,  '98 
Phenix,  G.  P.,  Va.,  '03 
PhUadd^hian  Soc.,  Wis.,  '84 
Philbrook,  C.  F.,  Ariz.,  '95 
Philips,  Geo.  M.,  Pa.,  '79 
Philips,  H.  S.,  Colo.,  '99 
Philhps,  Anna  L.,  N.  Y..  '05 
PhUlipa,  Arthur  W.,  Wash.,  ^07 
PhilUps,  Daniel  E.,  Colo..  '00 
Phillips,  Eben  F.,  Mast.,  '09 
PhilUps,  Ellen  M..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Phillips,  E.  M.,  Minn.,  '03 
PhilUps.  James  D.,  Mass.,  '05 
Phillips,  J.  H.,  Ala.,  '88 
PhilUps,  Mrs.  J.  H.,  Ala.,  'ox 
PhiUipa,  M.  J.,  Pa..  '07 
Philomathean  Lit.  Soc.,  Pa.,  '98 
Phoenix ville  PubUc  Lib'y.  Pa.,  '06 
Piatt,  Herman  S.,  N.  Y..  '02 
Pickard,  Josiah  L.,  Cal..  '86 
PickcJ,  Geo.  J.,  Ohio,  '08 
Picken,  Wm.  S.,  Kans.,  '04 
Pielert,  Sarah,  Md.,  '03 
Pierce,  Mrs.  EUa  M.,  R.  I.,  '96 
Pierce,  Geo.  S.,  Ohio,  '08 
Pierce,  Mary  R.,  lU.,  '97 
Pierce,  Thos.  P..  Ohio, 'oi 
Pierson.  Mary  L,  N.  Y.,  '09 
Pike,  EffieM..m.  '04 
Pikt,  Joshua,  111    ^91 
Pillsbury,  John  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
Pine,  John  B.,  N.  Y..  '07 
Pinkerman,  J.  N.,  Ohio,  '03 
Pinkham.  Geo.  R..  N.  J.,  '03 
Pinnell  H.  F.,  Cal.,  '07 
Pippin,  Mrs.  E.  E.,  Md.,  '00 
Pitman,  J.  A.,  Mass.,  '99 
Pittenger,   Bcnj.    F..    Kans.,    '09 
Pittinger.  O.  M.,  Ind.,  'ox 
Pitts,  Ralph  S..  C.Io.,  '08 
Pittsburgh  Tchr's  Assoc.,  Pa.,  '07 
PUiinficld  Pub.  Lib'y  and  Read. 

Room,  N.  J.,  '04 
Plaisted.  EKzabeth  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Plapp,  F.  W.,  111.,  '97 
Piatt,  Luther  T.,  Ind..  '©8 
Plimpton,  Geo,  A.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Plough,  Myron  C.  N.  Y.,  '03 
Plumb,  Max  A.,  Cal.,  '07 
Plumer,  Geo.  M.,  Ohio,  '96 
Plummer,  F.  E..  D.  C.  '07 
Poindcxter,  Chas.  C,  Tenn.,  '04 
Poland.  A.  B.,  N.  J.,  '93 
Pollard,  Mary  O.,  111.,  'oa 
Pollock,  Rosalie,  Utah,  '97 
Pollock,  Susan  P..  D.  C,  '94 
Polytechnic     Preparatory     Sch.. 

Brooklyn.  N.  Y..  '06 
Pomona  Coll..  Cal.,  '99 
Pool.W.H.,Tex.,'o3 
Poole.  H.  H..  Pa..  '08 
Port  Jervis  Free  Lib'y,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Porter,  C.  W  ,  Minn.,  'oa 
Porter,  Dwight  E..  Okla.,  '09 
Porter,  E.  A.  F..  Ohio,  '99 
Porter,  Edgar  L.,  Minn.,  *os 


Porter,  E.  L..  OUo.  '08 
Porter,  Florence  McNeal,  Mo.,  '91 
Porter,  James  P..  Mms.,  '06 
Portene,  G.  L.,  La.,  '09 
Port  Huron  Pub    Lib'y,  Mich., 

•08 
Portland  Pub.  Lib'y.  Maine.  '06 
Posse,  Baroness  Ro«.  Mass.,  VS 
Potter,  Laura,  N.  Y..  '05 
Potter.  Milton  C.  Colo..  '06 
Potter,  Thos  W.,  Idaho,  '00 
Potts,  D.  Walter,  lU.,  '04 
Pound,  E.  A.,Ga., 'ox 
Pound,  Jere  M.,  Ga..  ^^ 
Powell,  Arthur,  Ohio,  *oo 
Powell,  John  R.,  Mo.    '08 
PoweU.  R.  H.,  Ga.. '06 
Powell,  Percy  E.,  Cal,  "07 
Power,  Effie  L.,  Pa.,  '08 
Power,  Gussie,  N.  Y.,  "87 
Powers,  Elmer  W..  III.  '08 
Powers,  Emily  C ,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Powers,  F.  A.,  lU.,  '08 
Powers,  F.  H..  Pa.,  '08 
Powers,  Francis  W.,  N.  Y.,  '05     . 
Powers,  Jas.  K.,  Ala.,  '95 
Powers,  J.  N.,  Miss.,  V>8 
Pratt  Inst.  Free  Ub'y,  N.  Y.,  'ox 
Pratt,  Helen  M.,  Cob.,  '04 
Pratt,  H.  T.,  Md.,  '05 
Pratt,  laaheUe  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Pratt,  Orville  C,  Ind.,  '99 
Pratt,  R.  H..  Pa.,  '98 
Pray,  James  S.,  Mass.,  '05 
Prentice,  May  H..  Ohio,  *oa 
PrentisTH.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '97 
Pressel,  Penrose  W.  M..  Pa..  '08 
Preston,  J.  R..  Miss.,  '90 
Prettymaii,  Virgil,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Price,  H.  C.,  Ohio  'oa 
Price,  Wm.  R.,  N.'  Y.,  '08 
Prichard,  Miss  M.  S.,  Pa.,  '98 
Priest.  Arthur  R.,  Wash..  '07 
Prillerman,  Byrd,  W.  Va.,  •9X 
Primary  Dept..  Sch.  No.  a.  Jersey 

City,  N.  /7  'OS 
Prince,  John  T..  Mass.,  *9X 
Principals'    Round    Table,    Wil- 
mington, Dd.»  *ox 
Prilchard,  M.  T.,  Mass.. '06 
Pritchett.  Henrv  S..  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Prosser,  Chas.  A.,  Ind.,  '03 
Proudfoot,  Mary  A^  Wash.,  03 
Prouty,  WiUis  J.,  Conn.,   08 
Providence  Pub.  Lib'y,  R.  I.,  '04 
Prov.    Nor.    Sch.,    Truro,    Nova 

Scotia.  Can.,  '03 
Pryor,  Herbert,  Mo.,  '08 
PubUc    High    Sch.,    Red    Bank. 

N.  J.,  '05 
PubUcLibraries,  Cardiff.  Wales. '00 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Alameda,  Cal.,  '04 
Pub.  lib^y,  AtlanUc  City.  Free, 

N.  T.,  '04 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Baltimore.  Md..  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Boston,  Mass..  '00 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Brockton,  Mass.,  '04 
Pub.  Ub'y,  BrookUne,  Mass.,  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y„  'ox 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  »99 
Pub.  Ub'y.  Buriington,  Iowa.  '07 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Calumet  and    Hecla 

Mining  Co..  Mich.,  'oa 
Pub.  Ub'y.    Cambridge,    Mass., 

Ab-'ub'y,  Chicago.  IU..-98 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  '97 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Dayton,  Ohio.  \>3 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Denver,  Colo..  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Detroit,  Mich..  '97 
Pub.  Ub'v,  Dist.  of  Col..  '05 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Dover.  N.  H.,  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Duluth,  Minn.,  *o4 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Free,  E.  Orange,  Nj, 

*o4 
Pub.  UVy,  E.  St.  Louis,  lU.,  v>4 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Egg  Harbor  City.N  J., 

'OS 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


259 


Pub.  Lib'y.  Eric,  Pa.,  '03 
Pub.  Iib*y,  Evanston,  111.,  'oa 
Pub.    Lib*7.    Fitchburg,    Mass., 

*oi 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Fitz,  Chelsea,  Mass., 

*o3 
Pub.  Lib*y,  GaU  Borden,  Til.,  '01 
Pub.  Lib'y.  Grand  Rapids,  Mich., 

Pub.  Ub'y.  Green  Bay  Wis.,  *o6 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Greenfield.  Mass.,  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Greensboro,  N.  C, 

Pub.  Lib*y.  Haverhill,  Mass..  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y.  Hoyt,  Saginaw,  Mich., 

'03 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Huntington,  Ind.,  '07 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  '08 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Jersey  City,  N.  T.,  '07 
Pub.  Lib'v,  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  '01 
Pub.  Lib  v.  Kansas  City.  Mo.,  '05 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Lawrence,  Mass.,  '03 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Lexington.  Ky.,  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Lincoln,  Nebr.,  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  '00 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Free,  Louisville,  Ky., 

'04 
Pub.  lib'yt  Lvnn,  Mass.,  *ox 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Madison,  N.  J.,  '05 
Pub.  lib'y,  Maiden,  Mass.,  '00 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Manchester^  England, 

'oa 
Pub.  lib'y,  Manchester,  Mass., 

Pub.^Ub'y,  McQelland,  Colo.,  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Medford,  Mass.,  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  MUwaukee,  Wis.,  '98 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Missoula.  Mont.,  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Montclair,  N.  J.,  '03 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Newark,  N.  J.,  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  New  Bedford,  Mass., 

*oi 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Newburyport,  Mass, 

*o3 
Pub.  Ub'y,  New  Haven,  Conn., 

Pub.* Ub'y,  New  York,  '99 
Pub.  Ub'y,  New  Rochelle,  N.  Y., 

*o6 
Pub.  Iib*y,  North  Adams,  Mass., 

Pubf  Ub'y,  Oak  Park.  111.,  '00 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Omaha,  Nebr.,  '98 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Owatonna,  Minn.,  '09 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Pasadena.  Cal..  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Passaic,  N.  J.,  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Peoria,  111.,   '01 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '97 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Plainfield,  N.  J.,  '04 
Pub.  Ub'y.  Port  Huron,  Mich., 

'08 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Portland.  Maine,  '06 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Providence,  R.  I.,  '04 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Redlands,  Cal ,  '07 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Rockford,  111, '99 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Sacramento,  Cal,  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  "oo 
Pub.  Ub'y,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  '00 
Pub.  Ub'y,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  'ox 
Bub.  Ub'y,  Salem,  Mass.,  '00 
Pub.  Ub'y,  San  Diego,  Cal..  '08 
Pub.  Lib'y,  San  Francisco,Cal.,'97 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Scranton,  Pa.,  '99 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Seattle,  Wash.,  '01 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Sedalia.  Mo..  '06 
Pub.  Lib'y,  Sioux  Falls,  S.  D.,  '08 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Somerville,  Mass..  '00 
Pub.  Ub'y,  South  Omaha,  Nebr., 

'07 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Superior,  Wis.,  '09 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Tacoma,  Wash.,  '08 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Taunton,  Mass.,  'oa 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Toledo.  Ohio,  '05 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Topeka,  Kans.,  '00 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Trenton,  N.  T.,  '01 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Wellington.  N.  Z.,  '05 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Westford,  Mass.,  '06 


Pub.  Ub'y.  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  '01 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Winona,  Minn.,  '03 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Worcester,  Mass.,  '98 
Pub.  Ub'y,  Yamaguchi,  Japan,'o5 
Pub  Ub'y,  Yonkers.  N  Y.,  '07 
Pub.  Sch.  Ub'y,  Baltimore.  Md., 

Pub.  Sch.  Ub'y,  Ypsilanti,  Mich., 
'08 

Pub.  Sch.  Ub'y,  Camden,  N.  J., 
*os 

Pub.  Sch.  Ub'y,  Cayuga,  Ind., 
'08 

Pub.  Sch.  Ub'y,  W.  Hoboken, 
N.  I..  'OS 

Pub.  Sch.  Colfax  Sub.  Dist.  Pitts- 
burg. Pa.,  '06 

Pub.  Sch.,  Luckey,  Pittsburg, 
Pa..  '06 

Pub.  Sch.,  South  Orange,  N.  J., 

'05 
Pub.  Sch,  Teachers  of  JanesviUe, 

Wis..  '84 
Pub.  Sch's,  Bronx,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Pub.  Sch's,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y..  '03 
Pub.  Sch's,  Manhattan,  N.  Y.,'03 
Pub.  Sch's,  Queens,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Pub.  Sch's,  Richmond,  N.  Y..  '03 
Pub.  Sch.,  Sub.  Dist.  Phila..  Pa., 

'06 
Pub.  Sch..  Homewood  Sub.  Dist., 

Pittsburg.  Pa.,  '06 
Puckett,  W;  Frank,  Ala.,  '09 
Pudney,  Walstene  D.,  Ohio,  '08 
Pullam,  Jennie,  Ohio,  '08 
Pulsifer.  Wm.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Purdum.  B.  K.,  Md.,  '08 
Purer,  Mary  I.,  HI., '96 
Purington,  Daniel  B.,  W.  Va.,  '03 
Putnam,  Mrs.  Alice  H.,  111.,  '93 
Putnam,  Herbert  S.,  Pa.,  '07 
Putnam,  Richard  R.,  Mich.,  'ox 
Putney,  L.  H.,  Tex.,  '08 
Putt,  Wilson  A.,  Ohio,  '04 
Pye,  Charles  F.,  Iowa,  '04 
Pye,  Will  A.,  Iowa,  '08 
Quaintance,  H.  W.,  Wyo.,  '05 
Quayle,  C.  Ohio,  '08 
Queens  Borough  Ub'y.  N.  Y.,  'ox 
t  luigley,  John  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Quinn,  John  B.,  Mo.,  '04 
Quinn,  Mary  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Rabe,  John  H.,  Mo.,  '04 
Rabcnort,  Wm.  L.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Radcliffe  College.  Mass..  '05 
Rafter,  Augustine  L.,  Mass.,  '04 
Ragan,  J.  B.,  Colo.,  '09 
Raines,  S.  E.,  111.,  'ox 
Rail,  Edward  E.,  Tex.  '03 
Ralston,  Jane.  Pa.,  '08 
Ramer,  M.  M.,  S.  D.,  '03 
Ramsey,  Arthur  T.,  D.  C,  '07 


Ramsey,  Geo.  J..  Kv.,  '89 
y,  John  W.,  Ida-      ■ 
Randall,  H.  H.,  Maine,  '07 


Ramsey,  Tolm  vV^  Idaho,  '08 


Randall,  J.  E.,  Ohio,  '98 
Randle,  Gilbert  P.,  111.,  'oa 
Randolph,  Esle  F.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Randolph  Center  St.  Nor.  Sch., 

Vt.,  '08 
Rmdolph-Macon  Coll.,  Va.,  '09 
Random,  Gilbert,  Cal.,   '09 
Ranger,  W.  E..  R.  I.,  '09 
Rankin,  A.  W.,  Minn.,  '93 
Rankin,  H.  D.,  Ohio,  '08 
Rapp,  Christian  F.,  Ohio,  '99 
Rapp,  Eli  M.,  Pa.,  '97 
Rastall,  Chas.  W.,  S.  D.,   '09 
Rathmann,  C.  G.,  Mo.,  '01 
Raub,  AUiert  H.,  Pa.,  '08 
Raven  hill,  Alice,  England,  'ox 
Rawdon,  H.  L.,  Ohio.  '08 
RawlinRs,  Julia  M.,  D.  C,  '07 
RawlinRs,  Wm.  S..  Utah,  '05 
Rawson,  E.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Ray,  Robert  M.,  Fla.,  'oi 
Raybum,  Elizabeth,  Mich.,  '08 
Raycroft,  Joseph  E.,  111.,  '08 


Raymond,  A.  V.  V.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Reavis,  G.  H.,  Mo.,  '07 
Record,   Louis  D.,  N.  H.,   '08 
Records,  Thos.  W.,  Ind.,  '07 
Rector,  lizzie  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Redfidd  College  Ub'y,  S.  D.,  •08 
Redfield,  Henry  .A.,  Ohio.  '05 
Redfield,  Jennie  L.,  Nebr.,  '08 
Redfield,  Robert  P.,  Iowa,  '09 
Redman,  Elmer  S.,  N.  Y.,  'oo 
Redway,  J.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Reed,  A.  A.,  Neb.,  '95 
Reed,  B.  W.,  Cal.,  '07 
Reed,  Carroll  R.,  R.  I.,  '09 
Reed,  Edgar,  Pa..  '08 
Reed,  Geo.  H.,N.J., 'os 
Reed,  Grace,  \\\.j  'oa 
Reed,  Miles  F.,  Idaho,  '08 
Reeder,  Rudolph  R.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Reeder.  W.  C,  Ohio,  '98 
Reel,  Estelle,  Wyo.,  '94 
Reese,  Amos  P.,  Pa.,  '08 
Reese,  W.  S.,  Kans.,  '06 
Reeves,  C.  F.,  Wash..  '06 
Regan,  Maigaret  A..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Regenstein,  Ellsworth,  Ky.,  '06 
Reid,  Geo.  W..  La.,  '06 
Reid.  Rob't  Lee,  Iowa,  '08 
Reigart,J.  F.,  N.  Y.,  '99 
Reiley,  CyntUa  E.,  Mont.,  '95 
Rdlly,  F.  J.,  N.  Y.,  'OS 
Reilly,  Susan  A.,  N.  J.,  'os 
Reinhart,  J.  Albert,  N.  J.,  '94 
Rejall.  Alfred  E.,  N.\<,  '09 
Remington,  W.  W.,  Colo.,  '08 
Remson,  Ira,  Md.,  '03 
Renfrow,  Thos.  O.,  Mo.,  '08 
Rennie,  Robert  H.,  III.,  '97 
Renter.  Augusta  A..  Ohio,  '08 
Reppetto.  Mary,  W.  Va.,  '07 
Requa,  M.  Augusta,  N.  Y.,  '09 
Ressler,  Edwin  D.,  Oregon,  '93 
Reveley,  Ellen  G.,  N.  Y.,  '9X 
Revdev,  Ida  Louise,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Reynolds,  Frank  E..  Ohio.  '06 
Reynolds,  Helen  Mary,  Minn.,  \yi 
Reynolds,  J.  H.,  Ark.,  '97 
Rhoades,  F.  W.,  Wash.,  '03 
Rhoads,  McHenry,  Ky.,  '9X 
Rhode  island  Coll.  of  A.  and  M. 

Arts,  '03 
Rhode  Island  Nor.  Sch.,  '97 
Rhodes.  J.  M..  N.  H..  '06 
Rice.  Charles  I..  Mass..  'os 
Rice,  Gratia  L..  N.  Y.,  '89 
Rice.  J.  M.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Rice,  Olin  R..  Md.,  'os 
Rice,  Peter  V.,  Ga.,  '07 
Rice,  W.  H..  Ohio,  '08 
Rice,  Wm.  N.,  Conn.,  '99 
Rich,  Ednah  A.,  Cal..  '09 
Rich,  Wm.  E.  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Richards,  A.  W.,  N.  Y..  'oa 
Richards,  C.  O.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Richards,  C.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Richards,  C.  W.,  Ky..  '09 
Richards,  Mrs.  E.  H.,  Mass.,  '98 
Richards,  Mrs.  L.  A.,  X.  M.,  'ox 
Richards,  Margie,  Ncbi.,  '09 
Richards,  S.  G.,  Iowa.  '08 
Richardson,  B.  C,  111.,  '04 
Rich.irdson,  B.  E.,  lU..  '08 
Richardson,  Emma,  Ohio,  '08 
Richardson,  F.  M..  111.,  '08 
Richardson,  Ira,  Mo.,  '04 
Richeson,  John.  Mo.,  '97 
Richey,  Jos.  B..  Pa.,  ^57 
Richman,  Julia,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Richmond,  Sarah  £.,  Md..  '76 
Ricker.  Maurice,  Iowa,  '06 
Rickert,  E.  L.,  Iowa.  '06 
Ricketts,  C.  E.,  III..  '08 
Riddell,  Wm.  O.,  Iowa,  '05 
Rigdon,  Jonathan,  Ind..  '09 
RiRRs,  jas.  G.,  N.  J.,  '07 
Riggs.John  F.,  Iowa,  '04 
Rike,  E.  R..  Ohio,  '09 
RiUy  Co.  Ed,  Asso.,  Kans.,  '86 


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NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


Riley,  E.  F.,  Kans.,  '07 
Riley,  Mrs.  M.  E.,  Mo.,  'go 
Ring,  F.  D.,  Ohio,  '08 
Ripley,  EUor  Carlisle,  Mass.,  *oo 
Ripley,  Fred  H.,  Mass.,  '03 
Rtpon  CoUcse,  Wis.,  'oa 
Risdon,  C.  S.,  Kans..  '03 
Riste.  W.  G.,  Wash..  '95 
Ritchie.  Rowland  H.,  Kans..  '06 
Ritter,  AUce  E.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Ritter,  Matilda  A.,  111.,  '03 
Rixstine.  Mrs.  Amanda,  Pa.,  '05 
Roach^  T.  W.,  Kans..  '86 
Robb.  J.  Irvin.  Pa.,  *oi 
Robbins,  Carolyn  M.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Robbins,  Fred  W.,  Pa.,  '05 
RobWtt,  Nora  J..  Md..  '08 
Robert  College,  Turkey.  '03 
Robert,  J  as.  A.,  Ohio,  '83 
Roberts,  Chas.  C,  X.  Y..  '05 
Roberts,  Dimon  H.,  Mich.,  '98 
Roberts.  Eclc  C.  Iowa,  'oq 
Roberts,  Edw.  D^  Ohio,  '00 
Roberts,  Frank  H   H.,  Co'o.,  '09 
Roberts.  G.  J.,  Wis..  '06 
Roberts,  Geo.  L.,  Ind.,  'ox 
Roberts,  Hester  A..  N.  Y.,  '94 
Rol)erts,  John  S.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Roberts,  L.  D.,  WU.,  '97 
Roberts,  Mary  E.,  Ohio,  '08 
Roberts,  Ndlie  J..  Ohio.  '08 
Roberts,  T.  L.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Robert',  Wm.  E.,  Ohio,  '98 
Robertson,  C.  B.,  N.  Y.,  '09 
Robertson,  T,  L.,  111.,  '09 
Robertson,  S  N.,  Can.,  '08 
Robertson,  S.  W.,  Cal.,  '03 
Robertson,  Wm.,  Minn.,  '08 
Robertson,  Wm.,  Mo.,  '08 
Robeson,  I*.  B..  Ga.,  '03 
Robey,  Elmer  Ellsworth,  Ind.,  '03 
Robinson,  AU)ert,  Mass..  '03 
Robinson,  Ernest  L..  Colo.,  '09 
Robinson.  Ida  E..  N.  J..  '05 
Robinmn,  I.ucy,  W.  Va.,  '06 
Robinson.  Margaret  M.,  \U\.,  '05 
Robinson,  Mary  E..  Mo.,  '04 
Robinson,  Oscar  D.,  N.  Y.,  'ga 
Robinson,  R.  F.,  Ore.,  '07 
Robinson.  S.  S.,  Ky..  '05 
Robtson,  Clarence  H.,  N.  J.,  '07 
Robison,  E.  F..  Ohio.  '08 
Robinson,    Frank    W.,    III..    '08 
Robinson,  Mema  B.,  Ariz.,   'oq 
Rocheleau,  W.  F.,  111.,  '06      . 
Rochester  Athenaeum  and  Mech. 

Inst..  N.  Y..  '06 
Rockford  Coll.,  111..  '04 
Rockwell,  Harriet  D..  Ohio.  '07 
Rockwell,  John  C,  N.  Y.    '03 
Rockwood,  Geo.  H.,  111.,  'oo 
Rcxlwell,  W.  W.,  Phil.  Is..  '08 
Rocder,  Julia  C,  Ohio.  '08 
Rogers,  A.  C.  Minn.,  '00 
Rogers,  Howard  J.,  N.  Y..  '96 
RoRcrs,  James  C,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Rogers,  Jennie  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
Rogers,  J.  J..  Ohio,  '05 
Rogers,  Josephine  E.,  X.  Y.,  '93 
Rogers,  S.ir.ih  L.,  Kv.,  '0$ 
Rrigers,  Rovillus  R.,N.Y.,  '95 
R.,llins,  Fr.ink,  N.  V..  '05 
Rf>mcr,  Cl.ini  E.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Roop,  C.   K.,  Cal.,  'H6 
RtKip,  Hervin  U.,  \';i.,  '04 
Roos,  Peter,  Ma-^-^.,  '03 
R.K)t,  Chas.  C.  Mich.,  'oi 
Kfx>t,  C.  IL,  HI..    oS 
Rose,  C.  E..  Miho.  'oS 
Rose^  Gfo.  E.,  K.an>;.,  '86 
R()s<*.   \I..   Mi-;.^.,    oH 
Rose.  WickUtfe,  Tenn.,  '02 
Rosenlxrg.   Pauline  H.,   Pa.,   '07 
Rosier.  Jfwpli.  \V   Vii..  'os 
Ross.  E.  AlheKt.-in.  Tex.,  'og 
Ross,    Pete    \V.,    C.il..  'qq 
R0S.S,  Walter  L.  OkLi.,  '07 
Rosscter,  E.  C.    111.,  '00 


Roth,  Anna  C,  Ky.,  '97 
Rothe,  Elk  A.,  Ohio,  '00 
Rothermel,  A.  C,  Pa.,  '03 
Rothermel,  Florence,  N.  J.,  '03 
Rouillion,  Louis,  N.  Y.,  '08      * 
Rouse,  Edwin  L.,  \ebr.,  '05 
Row,  R.  K.,  lU..  '09 
Rowan,  Gertrude  N.,  Nebr.,  '06 
Rowe,  F.  F.,  Ga.,  '03 
Rowe.  H.  M.,  Md.,  *o6 
Rowe,  Stuart  H.,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Rowe.  Wallace  G.,  Mo.    '04 
Rowell.  Arthur  B..  111..  '06 
Rowland,  J.  H..  Ohio,  '96 
Roy,  Annie  I-.  N.  J.,  'os 
Roy,  Victor  L..  La.,  '05 
Ruddy,  Harriet  E..  Minn.,  *o8 
RudoU,  Ida,  Ky.,  '96 
Rudolph.  Elizabeth,  Ohio,  '08 
Ruediger,  Wm.  C,  D.  C.  '07 
Ruetenik,  Gustave  A..  Ohio.  '05 
Ruggt  George.  Mass.,  '03 
Rulon,  FruQi  C.  Ohio,  '08 
Rummd,  A.  H..  Ohio.  '08 
Rus,  R  S.,  Kans.,  '09 
Rusk.  Rebecca,  N.  Y..  '05 
Russell,  A.  H.,  Tex.,  '07 
RusscU.  Ethd  C.  N  Y.,  08 
Russell,  E.  H.,  Va.,  'oj 
Russell,  I.  H.,  Pa.,  '03 
Russell,  Jas.  E.,  X.  Y..  '95 
Russell,  Mary  F.,  OkU.,  '09 
RusseU,  Olive.  111.,  '08 
Russell,  V.  M..  Wis.,  '03 
Russell,  Walter  E.,  Maine.  *oi 
Rust  Annie  C,  Mass.,  '03 
Rutherford.  W.  L..  Wis.,  '06 
Ruthrauff,  Wm.  M..  lU.,  '06 
Rutland,  James  R.,  Ala.,  '00 
Rutlcdgc  Sch.,  Phila.,  Pa.,  '05 
Rutgers  College,  \.  J.,  '08 
Ryan,  John  P.,  Iowa,  '04 
Ryan,  Joseph  F..  Mass.,  '03 
Ryan,  Orson,  Utah,  '09 
Rvan,  Thomas  J.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Ryan-  W.  C,  Mont.,  'oa 
Ryboh,  D.  C  ,  Ohio,  'oo 
Rvnearson,  Edward,  Pa.,  'o^ 
Saben,  Alfred  S.,  Mass..  'ox 
Sabin,  Albert  R.,  111.,  '84 
Sabin,  Ellen  C,  Wis.,  '95 
Sabin,  Henry,  Iowa,  '89 
Sach.s,  Julius,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Sackett.  Adda  P..  N.  Y..  '05 
Sacramento  Free  Pub.  Lib'y,  Cal., 

S^zi,  A.  H.,  Wis..  '98 

Sage.  Elizabeth.  N.  Y..  '06 

Sage.  W.  v.,  Mich.,  '96 

St.  Clair,  Flora  C.  111.,  '04 

St.  Clair  High  School,  Mich.,  '08 

St.  John's  Univ.,  Minn  .,  '02 

St.  Louis  Mer.  Lib'y  Ass'n.,  Mo., 

'03 
St.  Louis  Pub.  TJb'y,  Mo.,  'oo 
St.  Louis  Cniv^  Mo.,  'oi 
St.     M.irv's     Convent.    Dayton, 

Ohio.  '08 
St.  Paul  Puh.  Lib'y,  Minn..  '01 
St.  Stanislaus  Seminary,  Mo.,  '03 
Salas,  Dario  E.,  Chile,  '07 
Salt)crg.  Kmma  J..  .\.  Y.,  'os 
Salem  Puh.  I.i'i  y,  M.xss.,  'cxs 
Salisbury.  Albert.  Wis.,  '87 
Salisbury,  Irwin  N.,  Pa..  'o."» 
Salmon.  Be-^sie  M..  Mass.,  'oS 
Sam  Ht)ii-ton,  Xor.  Insl.    Hunts- 

\ille,    Trx.,    '08 
Sammi>,   E>hvarJ  .\.,  Conn.,   '03 
Simpson.    Alice    M.,    Wvt>.,    '09 
Samiwm.  H.  C.  W.i^l:.,  '05 
Sanviel.  Wm.  FI  ,  Pa  .    93 
S.iiib  >m,  M.'.y  L.,  Wyo..   00 
Sanders.  Elmer  ()  .  Ala  .  '09 
S.in.lirs,   F.   W  .  Cal  .    g; 
S.in-iers,  N'athaniel.  Cal  ,   00 
Sm'lers.   Wm    H.  Wis,  'gs 
Sanderson,  Jessie,  Mo.,  '04 


Sandiford.  Peter.  N.  Y..  'oq 
Sandison,  Howard,  Ind.,  '96 
Sand  wick,  R.  L..  IIU  '06 
Sanford,  Fernando,  Cal.,  '97 
Sanford,  Henry  R.,  N.  Y..  '95 
Sanor,  S.  D.,  Ohio,  '93 
Sargent  Dudley  A.,  Mass.,  '96 
Satterfiekl,  Bononie  E.,  Tex.,  'oS 
Saunders,  C.  E..  Miss.,  '05 
Sauvain,  Edward,  Pa.,  '08 
Savitz,  J.  !.,  N.  J..  '99 
SawkiU,  Thos.  A.,  Kans..  '86 
Sawyer,  G.  F.,  N.  Y.,  08 
Sawyer.  LeRoy  R.,  P.  I.,  '04 
Sawyer,  Nettie  A.,  Wash.,  '04 
Saxton.  Lynn  M..  N.  C,  '07 
Savward,  S.  Janet,  Pa..  '05 
Schachterle.  Wm,,  Colo.,  '09 
Schaejjtr,    Nathan   C,   Pa.,   '87 
Schall,  E.  F.,  Iowa,  '08 
Schallenberger,  Marg  E..  Cal., '07 
Scarlett.  Andrew,  N.  J..  *os 
Schauffler,  Alfred  T..  N.  Y.,  '95 
Schell  Wm..  E ,  Nebr.,  'oo 
Schellenger,  G.  T.,  S.  D.,  Vsi 
Scherer.  James  A.  B..  Cai.,  '04 
Scherger,  Geo.  L.,  IlL,  '08 
Scherrer,  Josephine.  Colo.,  '09 
Schid,  Louis  M.,  Ohio,  '07 
SchiUer.  J.  D..  Mich..  '96 
Schmeelk.  Effie  C,  Colo.,  '00 
Schmerker,  Charlotte  S.,  Pa..  '05 
Schmidt,  Chas.  C,  N.  D.,  '08 
Schmidt,  F.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Schmidt,  Hans  W.,  Minn.,  *o» 
Schmidt,  Johanna,  Mo.,  '04 
Schmucker,  S.  C,  Pa.,  '9s 
Schneider,  Henry  G.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Schneider.  Otto  C.,  IlL,  '08 
Schobinser,  J.  J.,  Dl.,  '99 
SchoS,  Mrs   Frederic,  Pa.,  '07 
Sckofvdd,  Martha,  S.  C,  '91 
Schultield,  Bessie  M.,  R.  I.,  '96 
SchoU,  Joseph  H.,  Ind..  'o< 
School,  Camp  Curtis,  Pa.,'*o8 
Sch   Dent.,  Newark  Pub   Lib'y, 

N.J.,^7 
Sch.  ot   Affri.    UniT.   of  Minn., 

oa 
Sch.  of  Ed.,  UniT.  of  Chicago,  111. 

'99 
School,    Harrisburg  Hich  Lib'y, 

Pa.  '08 
Sch.  No  a,  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  '05 
Sch.  No  a.P.Dept.,  Jersey  Gty, 

Sch.of'P^d.,  N.  Y.  Univ.,  N.  Y.. 

Schreiber,  Mae  E.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Schroder,  Louise,  CaL,  '08 
Schucker,  J    G.    Pa.,  '08 
Schuepple,  Louisa,  N.  M.,  '09 
Schulz,  C.  G.,  Minn.,  *oa 
Schurman,  J.  G..  N   Y.,  '96 
Schurtz,  Orr,  Mich.,  '05 
Schuster,  O.  J.,  Wis.,  '04 
Schuyler,  Aaron.  Kans.,  '86 
Schuyler,  E.  H.  N.  J.,  '94 
Schuyler,  Erwin  H.,  Pa.,  '08 
Schuyler,  Wra.,  Mo..  '01 
Schwartz,  Albert,  Ohio,  '08 
ScoUen.  Maude  E^  Mich.,  '03 
.Scott,  Arthur  M.,  Canada,  '07 
Scott,  Carroll  L.,  Ariz.,  '08 
Scott,  C.  J.,  Pa.,  '07 
Scott.  C.  P.  G.,  N.  Y..  06 
Scott.  E.  H.,  111..  '95 
Sent,  F.  N.,  Mich.,  '97 
Scott,  Jas.  W.,  Colo.,  '93 
Scott,  Lilian,  Kans..  '08 
Scott,  Margaret,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Scott,  Mary  B.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Scott,  R<xlcrick,  Ind  ,  '09 
Scott.  Sarah  E  ,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Scott,  Thomas,  Okla  ,  '08 
Scott,  Thos  P.,  Miss ,  '08 
Scott,  W.  H.,  Ohio.  '93 
Scovel,  £.  C,  S.  D  ,  ot 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


261 


ScoTd,  Sylvester  F.,  Ohio,  '97 
Scrantoa  Pub.  Ub*y,  Pa.,  '99 
Scribner,  £.  £.,  Mich.,  *ox 
Scripture,  A,  M.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
*  ,  C.  R.,  Iowa,  '04 


Scudder,  Myron  T.,  N.  J.,  'ps 
Searing,  Richard  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Searlc,  F.  E.,  Mich.,  »99 
Searle,  Rosa  £.,  Ma.<s.,  '09 
Searie,  Miss  S.  M.,  N.  J.,  '93 
Scars,  Chas.  H.,  Wis..  \j3 
Scarson,  T.  W.,  Nebr..  *oa 
Seath,  Jonn,  Can.,  '08 
Seattle  Pub.  lib'y.  Wash..  '01 
Sechrist,  Frank  K.,  Wis.,  '05 
SedaUa  Public  Lib'y,  Mo.,  '06 
Seeley.  Levi,  N.J..  '90 
Seemann,  J.  C,  Ohio,  *o8 
Seerley,  H.  H.,  Iowa,  '89 
Scgar,  John  H.,  Okla.,  '08 
Segerblom,  Wilhekn,  N.  H.,  '03 
Seffuin,  Mrs.  Elsie  M.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Seiden,  Frank  H,  N.  D.,  '09 
Sellew.  Edward  B.,  Conn.,  '03 
SeUon,  George  I.,  Wyo.,  '08 
Seltzer,  Lavingstaa,  Pa.,  '06 
Selvidgc,  Robt.  W..  Mo.,  '07 
Selvig,  C.  G.,  Minn.,  'oa 
Senger,  Harry  L.,  Ohio,  'ox 
Senter,  H.  A.,  Nebr.,  '03 
Severs,  Mary  E.,  Pa.,  '05 
SewaU,  Caroline,  Colo.,  '08 
Sexton,  E.  K.,  N.J.,  '97 
Seymour,  A.  H.,  S.  D.,  'oa 
Seymour,  F.  Grace,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Shackelford  B.  G.,  Mo.,  '09 
Shafer,  Harry  M.,  Pa.,  '01 
Shafer,  Wilson  M.,  Colo..  '08 
Shaffer,  Elizabeth  M.,  Nebr.,  '09 
Shankland,  S  D.,  Ohio,  '08 
Shannon,  Ida  L.,  Tenn.,  '09 
Sharkey.  J.  P.,  Ohio,  '90 
Sharp,  Frank  C,  Wis.,  '09 
Sharp,  J. F.jOkla.,  '07 
Sharpe,  E.  D..  CaJ..  '07 
Sharpe,  John  C,  N.  J..  '05 
Shaw  University.  N.  C,  '03 
Shaw,  A.  L.,  Mich.,  '97 
Shaw.  J.  C,  W.  Va.,  '03 
Shaw,  Melissa  S.,  Pa.,  '08 
Shaw,  Robert  C,  Pa..  '06 
Shaw,  Samud,  Wis.,  '84 
Shaw.  W.  F.,  Ohio,  '08 
Shawan,J,  A^  Ohio,  '94 
Shawe,  EUie  M.,  Minn..  '08 
Shawen,  Ernest,  Va.,  '03 
Shawkey,  M.  P.,  W.  Va.,  '09 
Shear,  S.  R.,  N.  Y.,  'pS 
Shearer,  W.  J.,  N.  J.,  '95 
Shearer,  W.  S.,  111.,  '97 
Shedd,  Ephraim  C,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Sheldon.  F.  A.,  Mass.,  '08 
Sheldon,  Henry  D.,  Ore.,  '07 
Sheldon,  Mary  L.,  111.,  '09 
Shelton,  Chas.  E.,  Iowa,  '00 
Shelton,  F,  M.,  Pa.,  '99 
Shepard,  Elraer  I.,  Ma&s  .  *oo 
Shepard,  Irwin.  Minn.,  '83 
Shcpardson,  Everett,  Cal.,  '07 
Shepherd,   Frank   H.,  Colo.,   '09 


Shepherd,  F.  S.,  N.  J.,  '03 
Sheppard,  W.  W..  N.J.,   08 
Shepf>ard,  James  J.,  N.  Y.,  'o 


Sheppe,  R.  H.,  Va.,  '04 
Sheridan,  Bernard  M..  Mas<(..  '05 
Sherman,  Allton  H.,  N.  J..  '06 
Sherman,  Chas.  M.,  Wash.,   'ox 
Sherman,  Elmer  C,  N.  J.,  'o^ 
Sherman,  Eugene  B.,  Maho,  '05 
Shcm,  O.  R.,  Idaho,  'oq 
Sherwell,  Guillcrnv)  A.,  Mcx.,  '05 
Sherwood,  Mrs.  J.  C,  Cal.,  '99 
Shiek,  Albert,  N   Y.,  '03 
Shimer,  E  I)..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Shipe,  Maud  M.,  Tex.,  'og 
Shirk,  David  F.,  Kans  ,  '95 
Shirley,  Elizabeth.  Cal .  '09 
Shivea,  E.  J.,  Mich  ,  '08 


Shoemaker,  W.  A.,  Minn.,  '95 
Shoop,  John  D.,  111.,  '00 
Short,  Anna  A.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Short,  Ben,  Tex.,  'oq 
Shotwell,  Ambrose  M.,  Mich.,  '01 
Shotwell.  EUzabeth  M.,  Nebr.,  '09 
Showalter,  D.  B..  La.,  '05 
Showers,  F.  F.,  Wis.,  '05 
Shrawder.  W.  H.,  Pa.,  '08 
Shroy,  John  L.,  Pa.,  '09 
Shroyer,  Andrew  F.,  W.  Va.,  '09 
Shroyer,  H.  W.,  111.,  '08 
Shuart,  Emma  L.,  Ohio,  '06 
Shuck,  M.  E.,  Wyo.,  '09 
ShuU.  B.  M.,  Pa.,  '08 
ShuU,  S.  E.,  N  J.,  '07 
Shultes,  AUce  H..  Wis.,  '00 
Shutt.  Henry  M.,Ohio,  '06 
Shutts,  Geo.  C,  Wis.,  '96 
Sibley,  Chas.  A.,  Mass.,  '95 
Siders,  Walter  R.,  Idaho,  'ox 
Silas  Bronson  Ub'y,  Conn.,   'oa 
Silke,  Lucy  S.,  111.,  '93 
Silver,  Edgar  O.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Silver,  Ernest  L.,  N.  H.,  'oa 
Silverixale,  John  L.,  Minn.,  '06 
Silverthome,  H.  T.,  Ohio,  '08 
Simkins,  J.  D.,  Ohio,  '04 
Simmermon,  T.  L.,  Ohio,  '03 
Simmons  College,  Mass.,  'oa 
Simmons,  Chas.  L.,  Mass.,  'oa 
Simons,  Chas.  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Simons.  Sarah  E.,  D.  C,  '06 
Simonson,  R.  B.  D.,  Mo.,  '00 
Simpson,  Beatrice,  Colo.,  '08 
Simpson.  Benj ,  R.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Simpson,  David  P.,  Ohio,  '08 
Simpson,  Eunice  J.,  Ma.ss.,  '03 
Simpson,  L.  L.,  Minn.,  '08 
Simpson,  Stephen  G.,  Pa.,  '03 
Simpeon,  Tho«.  McN.,  Jr.,  S.  C, 

'07 
Sims,  Frederic  L.,  HL,  '04 
Sims,  ).  F.,  Wis.,  '97 
Sinclair,  S.  B.,  Can.,  '9X 
Sinclair,  Wm.  M.,  Kans.,  '08 
Singleton,  W.  H.,  D.  C,  '07 
Sipes,  Jasper,  Okla.,  '09 
Sisson,  E.  O.,  Wash..  '06 
Sisson,  F.  M.,  111.,  '08 
Sked,  Caroline  P.,  Ohio,  '08 
Skiff,  Frederick  J.  V.,  111.,  '04 
Skinner,  Belle,  Colo.,  '08 
Skinner,  B.  O.,  Ohio,  '08 
Skinner,  Chas.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '90 
Skinner,  Elir-ibeth,  Colo.,  '99 
Skinner,  Harry  W..  Pa.,  '09 
Slagle.  Robt-  L  .  S.  D.,  '07 
Slater,  Charies  H.,  Mo.,  '04 
Slater,  Florence  R  ,  Okla ,  '09 
Slater,  Margaret  K.,  Mo.,  '04 
Slaton,  W   F.,  Ga.,  '97 
Slaton,  W.  M.,  Ga  ,  '04 
Slaught,  Herbert  E.,  III.,  '09 


Slauson,  H.  M.,  Mich.,  '94 
-    nuel  J.,  N.  Y., 
Sluss,  Homer  C).,  Ky.,  '05 


Siawson,  Samuel  , 


03 


Small,  Horace  C,  Mo.,  '03 
Small,  Maurice  H.,  Wis.,  '03 
Small,  Robert  O.,  Mass.,  '03 
Smalley,  D.  H.,  III.,  '99 
Smallwood,  Mabel  E.,  111.,  '96 
Smart,  Frank  L..  Iowa,  *o6 
Smart,  IsaWle  T.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Smart,  Melville  C,  N.  H.,  '08 
Smathers,  C.  B.,  Pa.,  '07 
Smedley,  Eva  A.,  111.,  '97 
Smcisjh,  Mrs.  Mary  S.,  Colo.,  '08 
Smiley,  Emory  E.,  Colo.,  '05 
Smiley,  Wm.  H.,  Colo.,  '92 
Smith  College,  Mass.,  '98 
Smith,  A.  F.,  Mo.,  '05 
Smith,  A.  G.  C,  Pa.,  '03 
Smith,  Alexander,  111 ,  '99 
Smith,  Anna  T.,  D.  C  ,  '95 
Smith,  .Arthur  F.    Md.,  '03 
Smith,  A    Thos.,  Pa.,  '03 
Smith,  C.  Alphonso,  Va  ,  '05 


Smith,  Charles  H.,  111.,  '05 
Smith,  C.  Lawrence,  Mass.,  *o8 
Smith,  Qinton  P.,  Ohio,  '08 
S.nith,  Mrs.  Constance  B.,  111.,  '05 
Smith,  D.  E.,  N.  Y.,  'ox 
Smith,  Edward    E.,  111.,  '96 
Smith,  Edward  S.,  III.,  'ox 
Smith,  Edwin  R.,  Ind.,  '97 
Smith,  Euler  B.,  Ga.,  '87 
Smith.  Ferdinand  E.,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Smith,  F.  P.,  Kans.,  '97 
Smith.  Geo.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
Smith,  Geo.  M.,  S.  D.,  '95 
Smith,  Geo.  W^  Colo.,  '04 
Smith,  Gerard  T.,  111.,  '04 
Smith,  Gertrude  R.,  I^.,  '09 
Smith,  Grace  C,  Mass.,  '09 
Smith,  Guy  D.,  Mich.,  '04 
Smith,  Guy  W.,  Colo.,  '09 
Smith,  Hay  W.,  Ala..  '09 
Smith,  Henry  B.,  Colo.,  '99 
Smith,  Herbert  A.,  D.  C,  '05 
Smith,  H.  Lester,  Ind.,  'oa 
Smith,  I.  J.,  Mo.,  '04 
Smith,  James  A.,  Fla.,  '09 
Smith,  J.  Angelina.  Mass.,  '03 
Smith,  J.  Brookes,  Va,,  '08 
Smith,  T.  B.,  Pa.,  '03 
Smith,  Jennie  C,  Wis.,  '07 
Smith,  J.  Elbert,  Tex.,  '08 
Smith,  John  Frederick,  Ohio,  '08 
Smith,  J.  Fred,  Cal..  '07 
Smith,  John  Franklin.  Ohio,  '98 
Smith,  Jesse  L.,  111.,  '00 
Smith,  Jos.  R.,  Pa.,  '99 
Smith,  John  W.,  Utah,  '05 
Smith,  Leslie  B.,  La.,  *o8 
Smith,  Marion  B.,  Ohio,  '08 
Smith,  Mrs.  Martha,  N.  Y..  '05 
Smith.  Maude.  N.  Y.,  '05 
Smith,  M.  B.,  Mass.,  '99 
Smith,  Payson,  Maine,  '06 
Smith,  Robt.  M.,  111.,  'oa 
Smith,  Ruth  P.,  Ohio,  '08 
Smith,  Samuel  McK..  N.  Y.,  '05 
Smith,  Sclden  C,  Cal.,  '09 
Smith,  Sidney  F.  D.  C,  '95 
Smith,  Spencer  K.,  111.,  '03 
Smith,  Miss  Theo.  L.,  Mass.,  '04 
Smith,  Viva  R.,  Colo.,  '09 
Smith,  Wayne  P.,  Wash.,  '05 
Smith,  Wm.  A.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Smith,  Wm.  C,  Ind.,  '00 
Smith,  Wm.  G.,  D.  C,  '08 
Smith,  Wm.  H.,  N.  J.,  '03 
Smith,  Wm.  Hawley,  111.,  '08 
Smith.  Wm.  Z.,  Okla..  '06 
Smith,  Winifred  L.  Mich.,  '08 
Smock,  E.  E..  Ohio,  '08 
Smyser,   Fanny   A..    Wash.,    '07 
Smyser,  Seiden  F.,  Wa.sh.,  'oa 
Smyth,  Winfield  S.,  III.,  '08 
Snedden.  D.  S.,  Mass.,  '99 
Snipes,  W.  S.,  N.  C,  '09 
Snow,  Bonnie  E.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Snow,  Ix)uis  F.,  Ky.,  '03 
Snow,  Marshall  S..  Mo.,  '04 
Snow.  Mary  S.,  111.,  '98 
Snyder,  Arrietta,  N.  J.,  '09 
Snyder,  Chas  E.,  Pa.,  '07 
Snyder,  Henry.  N,  J.,  '94 
Snyder,  Tes.sie  M.,  Ga.,  '97 
Snyder,  J.  H.,  Ohio,  '96 
Snyder,  J.  L.,  Mich.,  '89 
Snyder,  W.  H..  Cal.,  '01 
Snyder,  Z.  X.,  Colo.,  '87 
Snvder,  Mrs.  Z.  X.,  Colo.,  '96 
Solomon,  R.  W.,  Ohio,  '07 
SoUitt,  Alice  E.,  111.,  '93 
Somerville  Pub.  Lib.,  Mass.,  '00 
Soul^,  Geo.,  La.,  '9a 
Soule,  O.  M.,  Colo..  '01 
Soulcn,  Philip,  Idaho,  '09 
South  Carolina  College,  'oa 
S.  D.  Ajfri.  College,  '99 
So.  111.  Nor.  University,  '99 
Southern  University.  Ala.,  '06 
So.  Omaha  Pub.  Lib'y,  Nebr.,  '07 


a62 


NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 


So.  Orange  Pub.  Sch.,  N.  J.,  '05 
So.  Oregon  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  '06 
Southwest  Okla.  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  '07 
Southwcftt  Texas  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  '04 
South  worth,  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
Southworth,  G.  A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Spain,  Chas.  L.,  Mich.,  *ox 
Spangler,  H.  T..  Pa..  '04 
SpaxihooW.  A.  W.,  1).  C..  '07 
Sparks.  Edwin  £.,  Pa..  '08 
Sp.iulding,  Chas.  E..  Ind..  '08 
Spaulding,  F.  E.,  Mass.,  'gd- 
Spaulding,  Randall,  X.  J..  '9a 
Spayd,  H.  H.,  Pa.,  'oa 
Speare,  Frank  P.,  Mass.,  '07 
Spearing,  Jessie.  La.,  03 
Speece,  May  W.,  Pa.,  '07 
Spcnce,  J.  Paul,  Va.,  '03 
Spencer,  Enos,  Kv..  '03 
Spencer,  Pauline  VV.,  Pa.,  '93 
Spencer,  Robt.  C.  Wis.,  '84 
Spencer,  Z.  C,  111.,  '09 
Spero,  Mrs.  Anna  K.,  Cal.,  '77 
Spicer,  Barclay,  Pa.,  'o« 
Spiegle,  Grace  E.,  Pa.,  ^99 
Spillraan,  H.  C,  Mont.,  '08 
Sptndlcr,  J.  W.,  Kua.,  '99 
Spohn,  J.  Howard.  Ohio,  '08 
Spohrer.  Frank  O.,  Mo.,  '04 
Spotts,  Harris  A.,  Pa..  '03 
Sprague,  H.  B.,  Cal..  '03 
Sprague,  Lucy.  Cal.,  '07 
Spray,  H.  W.,  N.  C,  03 
Springer,  Durand  W  ,  Mich.,  '94 
Sprinkle,  R.  W.,  Mick,  08 
Sproat,  Mary,  Ohio,  08 
Sproule-Baker,  Mrs.  Ira,  Ohio,*o8 
Sputh,  Carl  B.,  Ind..  '06 
Squire.  Mary  V..  N.  Y.,  '96 
Stableton,  T.  K^  111., '00 
Stacey,  B.  f .,  Cal.,  '04 
Stahl,  Geo,  I.,  Pa.,  '08 
Staley,  Laura  B.,  Pa..  '0$ 
Stalker,  Francis  M.,  Ind.,  *ox 
Standingcr,  Louisa.  N.  J.,  '05 
Stanley,  Edmund,  Kans..  '86 
Stanley,  Geo.  A.,  VV.ish.,  '08 
Stannard.  H.  J.,  Vt.,  '03 
Stanton.  B.  J.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Staples,  Helen  F.,  Minn..  '96 
Staples,  Leroy  G.,  R.  I.,  '03 
Starbuck,  Edwin  D.,  Iowa.  '99 
Stark,  Joshua,  Wis.,  '84 
Stark.  Wm.  E.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Starkey.  F.  H.,  Pa..  '05 
.Starr,  Chas.  C.  Kans.,  '08 
State  Agri.  College,  Kans..  '97 
St.  Bd.  of  Education,  Mont.,  *oa 
St.  Bd.of  Education,  R.  I..  'oS 
St.  ColL  of  A.  &  M.  Arts.  N.  C. 

St   CoU.  of  Agri.,  Ga..  '07 
St.  Coll.  of  Washington.  '05 
§t.  F.  N.  Sch.,  Farmville.  V'a..  '99 
1/.  Historical  Society,  Wis.,  '84 
State  Library,  Cal.,  '90 
State  Library,  Mas.s.,  (98 
State  Library,  Mich.,  'oa 
Slate  Library,  New  Jersey,  '01 
State  Library,  N.  Y..  '03 
Slate  library,  Ohio,  '01 
State  Library,  Pa.,  'oi 
Stale  Library,  Va..  '08 
State  Library.  Wash.,  '06 
State  Nor.  College,  .\Ia.,  '01 
Slate  Nor.  College.  Mich.,  '00 
St.  Nor.  &  Ind.  Coll..  N.  C.  '98 
St.    N.    Sch..    Albion.    Idaho,    "og 
St.  N.  Sch..  B:illimr)re.  Md..   'og 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Bellingham,  Wash., 

'00 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Bloomsburg,  Pa..  '06 
St.     N.     .Sch.,     Bcjwling     Green, 

Ky..    'cx) 
St.  N.  Sch.,  R  rock  port,  N.  Y,  '00 
St.  N.  Sch.    C  ilifornia,  Pa.,  'og 
St.  N.  Sch..  Cape  (iirardcau,  NIo., 

'06 


!i 


St.  N.  Sch.,  Charleston,  in.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch..  Cheney.  Wash.,  'oa 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Chico,  Cal.,  '97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Cortland,  N.  Y.  'oa 
St.  N.  Sch.,  De  Kalb,  111..  '99 
St.  N.  Sch..  Duluth.  Minn..  '06 
St.  N.  Sch..  Edinboro,  Pa..  '06 
St.  N.  Sch.,  EUensburg.Wash.  '97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Empoha.  Kan..  '05 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Farmnlle,  Va.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Fitchburg,  Mass.,  '98 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Flagstaff,  Ariz.,  '01 
St.  N  Sch..  Geneseo,  N.  Y.,  '06 
St,  N.  Sch.,  Greelev,  Colo.,  '97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Hax-s.  Kans..  '05 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Indiana,  Pa.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Jacksonville.  Ala.,  *99 
St,  N.  Sch.,  Kearney,  Nebr.,  '07 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Kutztown,  Pa.,  '07 
St.  N  Sch..  Lewkton,  Idaho,  *o6 
St.  N.  Sch..  Lock  Haven.  Pa.  06 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Los  Angeles.  Cal.,  '97 
St.  N.  Sch..  Macomb.  111.,  'oa 
St.  N.  Sch..  Mankato,  Minn.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch..  Mansfield,  Pa.,  '97 
St.  N.  Sch..  Marquette.  Mich.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch.,  MayvUle.  N  D..  '00 
St.  N.  Sch.,  MillersviUe.  Pa.,  07 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Monmouth,    Oregon, 

St.  N.  Sch.,  Montclair.  N.  J.,  '08 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Mcwrhead,  Minn.,  '97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Mich.. 

'oa 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Natchitoches.  La.,  '06 
St.  N.  Sch.,  New  Paltz,  N.  Y.,  '99 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Oneonta,  N.  Y.,'03 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Oshkosh,  Wis.,  '08 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Oswego,  N.  Y.,  '00 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Peru,  .\ebr.,  '02 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Pittsburgh,   N.   Y., 

St.%.  Sch.,  PlaUviUe.  Wis.,  '84 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Plymouth,  N.  H.,  '03 
St.  N.  Sch..  ProNidcnce,  R.  1.,  '97 
St.    N.   Sch.,   Randolph  Center. 

Vt.,  '08 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Riwr  Falls.  Wis..  '06 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Salem,  Mass..  '00 
St.  N.  Sch..  St.  Cloud,  Minn.,  '97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  San  Diego,  Cal.,  'oa 
St.  N.  Sch.,  San  Jos^,  Cal.,  '98 
St.  N.  Sch..  Shippensberg,  Pa.,  '06 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Southwesl,  Texas.  '04 
St.   N.  Sch.,  Spearfish.  S.  I).,  '09 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Superior,  Wi.s.,  'oo 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Tempe,  .\riz.,  'oi 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Terre  Haute,  Ind..'97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Trenton,  N.  J.,  '97 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Valley  City,  N.  D., 

'02 
St.  N.  Sch.,  WarrcnsburR.  Mo. '05 
St.  N.  Sch..  Weathcrford.   OkU., 

'07 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Western,  Mich,.  'o«j 
St.  N.  Sch.,  W'estfield.  Mass.,  'g? 
St.  N.  Sch..W.  Liberty,  W.  \a.,'oo 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Whitewater,  Wis.,  '98 
St.  N.  Sch.,  Winona,  Minn.,  '07 
St.  N.  Univ.,  Carbondale,  111..  '99 
St.  N.  Univ.,  Normal,  III..  'gS 
State  Department  of  Education, 

Tex.,  '06 
St.  Teachers'  Assoc,  of  III.,  '90 
Si.  University,  Iowa,  '07 
St.   University,  Ky.,   'og 
Si.  University,  N.  D.,  '99 
St.  Univ.,  Lib'y,  Ohio.  '97 
Stauff.  John  H.,  Wis.,  '05 
StiiufTcr,  Amos  F..  N.  J..  '05 
Stayman.  J.  W.,  W.  Va..  '07 
Ste.idman.  H.  A..  Ohi.i,  '08 
Stearns,  Wallace  N..  X.  D.,  '03 
Stecher,  Wm.  A..  Pa..  '04 
Steele.  Wm.  L.,  111.,  'go 
Stetlc.  Wm.  S..  Pa..  '05 
Sicilman.  I>.  T.,  N.  J..  'o«j 
Slcclman,  ElU  H.,  N.  J.,  '05 


Stehman.  J.  H.,  Til.,  '97 
Stein,  Francb  J .,  Pa.,  *o3 
Stein.  Helen  A..  N.  Y..  *ok 
Steinem,  Mrs.  Pauline.  Ohio.  '05 
Stdner,  C.  D..  Ohio.  '07 
Stdnert.  Minna,  Pa.,  '08 
Stephens,  Edwin  L.,  I^.,  '04 
Stephens.  H.  Morse,  Cal..  '96 
Stephens.  H.  T..  Kans.,  '03 
Stephens.  M.  Bates.  Md.,  '98 
Stephens,  Wra.  L.,  Neb.,  '04 
Stephens.  Wm.  T..  Wis..  '08 
Stephenson.  David  E..  Colo.,  'og 
Sterling,  Louise  W.,  Ohio.  '06 
Sterling,  W  D.,N.  M..  oa 
StemTlienco,  N.  Y.,  'Sa 
Stetson,  W.  W.,  Maine,  'p.s 
Stevens  Inst,  of  Tech.,  N.  J..  '05 
Steveas  C.  E..  Ohio,  'oi 
Stevens.  Charles  E.,  Mass.,  *oa 
Stcven.s.  Edw.  L..  N.  Y.,  '99 
Stevens,  Lawrence  B.,  Colo.,  'og 
Stevens.  Mary  A..  Maine,  '0.1 
Stevens.  Mrs.  M.  E.  T..  Cal.,  '07 
Stafns,  Moses  C,  Ind.,  '76 
Stevens,  Piowden  J.,  Jr..  N.  Y.,'05 
Stevens.  W.  J.,  Mo.,  '04 
Stevenson.  A.  L.,  111..  '97 
Stevenson,  Fred  G,,  Mich.,  '08 
Stevenson.  Haviland,  N.  Y..  '01 
Stevenson.  T.  M.,  Mo.,  '07 
Stevenson,  Philo  S.,  Mo.,  '04 
Steward.  Darius.  Minn.,  *oo 
Stewart,  A.  A-,  Okla.,  '09 
Stewart,  Chas.  S..  IlL,  '08 
Stewart,  F.  L.,  Okla.,  '09 
Stewart,  G.  L.,  New  Zealand,  '07 
Stewart,  I.  N.,  Wis.,  '84 
Stewart,  Jessie,  Ky..  '05 
Stewart,  John  A.,  Mich.,  "84 
Stewart.  Jo».  S^  Ga.,  '95 
Stewart,  Paul  E.,  Cal.,  Nss 
Steuwt,  Sarah  A.,  N.  J..  '84 
Stewart.  Seth  T..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Stewart.  Wm.  M.,  Utah,  '05 
Stew.irt,  \\.  P .  Okla.,  '09 
Stickney.  Lucia.  Ohio,  '93 
Stigall,  Oliver,  Mo.,  '98 
Stiles,  Edgar  C.,  Conn..  *o7 
Stiles.  Lynn  B..  Wis..  '08 
Stilwell,  T.  F.,  Ohio,  '06 
Stiiwell,  Wm.  E.,  Ohio,  'oj 
Stine,  Chas.  W.,  Pa  .  '06 
Stitt,  E.  W.,  N.  Y.,  '96 
Stivers,  S-  A..  Wis.,  '08 
StcKks,  Arthur,  Nebr ,  *09 
Stockwell,  Mrs.  H.  H.,  N.  D., 

•94 
Stockwell,  S.  S  ,  Wye,  '06 
Stockwell,    Walter    L..   N.    D.. 

Stokes,  Susan  G.,  Cal.,  '90 
Stone,  F^ith  M.,  Mich..  '04 
Stone,  John  C,  N.  J.,  '07 
Stone,  Mason  S.,  Vt.,   '94 
Stoneberg,  Philip  J.,  HI.,  '03 
Stoner,  ^liss  M.  A.,  Wyo.,  09 
Stoner.  Sanford  L.,  Cok).,  '06 
Stoner,  W.  H..  Iowa,  'oa 
Stoner.  W.  W.,  Nebr..  'os 
Stoneroad,  Rebecca,  D.  C-,  '96 
Storer,  Mary,  Ohio,  '08 
Storm,  A.  V.,  Iowa.  '94 
Storms,  A.  B.,  Iowa.  '04 
Stott,  J.  W.,  Ind.,  '06 
Stout,  A.  J.,  Kans.,  '08 
Stout,  Geo.  H.,  Pa.,  '84 
Stout,  Henry  F..  lU..  '06 
Stout,  J.  D.,  Wash.,  '98 
Stout,  John  E.,  Iowa.  '09 
Stovall.  Anna  M..  CaJ..  '99 
Stover.  Edw.  B..  Tex..  '06 
Stowell.  Agnes,  N.  Y..  '07 
Slowell,  Thos.  B..  Cal,  '91 
Strachan.  Alex.,  S.  D., '97 
Strachan,  Grace  C,  N.  V.,  '03 
Strachan,  Mary  G.,  Ohio,  '06 
Strain.  W.  W.,  Ind..  '08 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


263 


Stratford  Lib'y  Aasoc.,  Conn.,  '03 
Stratum,  C  C,  Oregon,  '88 
Stratton,  F.  E.,  N.  D.,  '86 
StraubenmOUer,  G.,  N.  Y.,  '97 
Strayer,  Geo.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Strickland,  W.  S.,  Ohio,  'qq 
Strickler,  David  C,  La.,  '08 
Striker.  Edith  P.,  N.  J..  '05 
Striplin.  W.  E.,  Ala.,  'oa 
Strode,  Frances,  Colo.,  '09 
Strong,  B.  N.,  Conn.,  '08 
Strong,  Edwin  A.,  Mich.,  '85 
Strong,  Frank.  Kans.,  *oa 
Strong,  Tas.  W.,  Minn.,  95 
Stuart,  Alex.  T.,  D.  C,  '00 
Stuart,  A.  W.,  Iowa,  '03 
Stuart,  Etta  M.,  Wash.,  '07 
Stuart,  1^0  H.,  Ind.,  'oa 
Stubbs,  J.  E.^  Ncv.,  '95 
Stuckey,  Lonn,  Ind.,  '08 
Study,  J.  N.,  Ind..  '97 
Stuver,  E.,  Colo.,  '95 
Stuyvesant  High  School,  N.  Y., 

Sudbortmgk,  Mrs.  G.,  Nebr.,  '80 
Sulikowski,  Chas..  Switzerland,  '05 
SulUvan,  D.  J.,  Cal.,  '05 
Sullivan,  FJla  C.  111.,  '09 
Sullivan,  Isabella,  N.  Y.,  '05 
SullivaiL  James,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Sumnerun,  Bessie  M.,  Fla.,  '09 
Summers.  Alex.,  D.  C,  '08 
Supt.  and  Prin.  Asso.,  Wis.,  '84 
Supt.  of  Sch's,  Santa  Clara  Co., 

Cal.,  *o6 
Superior    Pub.  Lib'y,  Wis.,   '09 
.Superior  St.  Nor.  Sch.,  Wis.,  *oo 
Surette,  Thos  W.,  Ma.ss.,  '01 
Susquehanna  Univ.,  Pa.,  '09 
Suter,  Anna,  Ind.,  'oo 
Suter,  Anna  L.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Suter,  Miss  H.  .\.,  La.,  '94 
Sutherland,  Annie,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Sutherland,   Margaret  W.,  Ohio^ 

*QS 
Sutherland.   Wm.   J.,   Wis.,    '08 
Sutton,  W.  S.,  Texas,  '95 
Suzzallo,  Henry,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Swain,  G.  R.,  Mich..  '01 
Swain,  Henrv  H.,  Mont.,  *o4 
Swain,  J.  H.,  R.  I.,  '09 
Swain,  Joseph,  Pa.,  '93 
Swan.  Phebe,  Wis.,  '97 
Swanoeck,  Sven  £.,  Onio,  '08 
Swanger,  F.  A.,  Mo..  '99 
Swanson,  Alice  A.,  Nebr.,  '09 
Swanaon,   Mabel  £.,  Nebr.,   '09 
Swanson,  Oscar  E.,  Ill  ,  '06 
Swarthmore  Coll.  Lib'y.  Pa.,  'oa 
Swartz,  Tno.  W.,  Ohio.  '99 
Swartz,  P.  W.,  Okla.,  '09 
Swearingen,  J.  E.,  S.  C.,  '08 
Sweeney,  Ella  L.,  R.  I.,  '00 
Sweeney,  John  D.,  Cal.,  '07 
Sweeney,    Thomas  H.,    N.    Y., 

'05 
Sweet.  Bdle,  N.  M..  '09 
Sweetland,  Libbie  J.,  N.  Y.,  *oa 
Swett,  Harry  P.,  N.  H.,  'oa 
Swett.  John,  Cal.,  'go 
Swift,  Fletcher  H.,  Minn.,  '05 
Swift,  W.  H.,  N.  C,  '00 
Sylvester,  Emma,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Sylvester,  R.  H.,  Iowa,  '09 
Syrames,  S.  D.,  Ind.,  '07 
Syracuse  Pub.  Lib'y,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Syracuse  University,  N.  Y..  '06 
Taber,  Qarence  W.,  III.,  '08 
Tadd,  J.  Liberty,  Pa.,  '9a 
Taft,  Linwood,  Vt.,  '07 
Tait.  Elizabeth  S.,  Pa.,  '98 
Tait,  John  Alfred,  Ohio,  '05 
Talbot,  Henry,  111..  '93 
Talbot,  Henry  P.,  Mass.,  '03 
Talbot,  W.  T.,  N.  H.,  "08 
Tanaka,  I.,  Jaoon,   '00 
Tandy,  O.  E.,  III.,  '08 
Tall.  Lida  Lee,  Md.,  '09 


Tanner,  Jesse  A.,  Cal.,  '08 
Tapley,  Lucy  H.,  Maine,  '04 
Tapley,  Wm.  W.,  Mass.,  -93 
Tapper,  Thos.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Tarr,  Ralph  S..  N.  Y.,  '99 
Tate,  Frank,  Australia,  '07 
Tate,  Mary  E.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Tate.  W.  K.,  S.  C,  '99 
Tacoma  Pub.  Lib'y,  Wash.,  '08 
Taunton  Pub.  Lib  y,  Mass.,  'oa 
Taylor,  A.  R.,  HI.,  ^86 
Taylor,  Chas.  W.,  Nebr.,  '09 
Taylor,  Daniel  P.,  Colo.,  'ox 
Taylor,  Don  C,  N.  M.,  '08 
Taylor,  Edson  H.,  111.,  '09 
Taylor,  G.  Warren,  111.  'oo 
Taylor,  Harriet  C.  Mass.,  '03 
Taylor,  Harry,  III.,   08 
Taylor,  J.  B.,  Okla.,  '03 
Taylor.  J.  C  Pa.,  '06 
Taylor,  Jefferson,  Cal.,  '03 
Taylor,  Jos.  S.,  N.  Y.,  '94 
Taylor,  R.  A.,  N.  Y.,  'oi 
Teachers*     Asso.^     CowUy    Co., 

Kan.,  '86 
Teachers'  Asao.,  Milwaukee,  Wis., 

'05 
Teachers'  Asso.,  MUtvattkee  Co.. 

Wis.,   '84 
Teachers*  Asso.  of  Wis,  '84 
Teachers*  Asso.,  Riley  Co,,  Kans., 

'86 
Teachers'  Consult.  Lib'y.Trenton, 

N.  J.,  'ojj 
Teachers  Inst..  Phila.,  Pa.,  '79 
Tear.  Daniel  A.,  III..  '06 
Teitrick,  Reed  B..  Pa.,  '05 
Tempe  Nor.  Sch.,  Ariz.,  '01 
Teraplcton,  J.  C,  Cal.,  '94 
Tenncrry,  Kate  E.,  III.,  *oa 
Tenney,  Fred.  C,  N.  Y.,  '09 
Terman,  Lewis  M.,  Cal.,  '07 
Terrel,  Harriet  E.,  Ohio,  '96 
Terwilliger,  Lewis,  Mont.,  '04 
Teuteberg,  L.  W.,  Mo.,  '04 
Thackston,  Albert  J.,  S.  C,  '03 
Thames,  W.  I.,  Miss.,  '97 
Tharp,  Wm.  H.,  Ky.,  '05 
Tharpc,  F.  D.,  Mo.,  '91 
Thayer,  Ada  F.,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Theilmann,  Louis,  Mo.,  '95 
Thelluson,  Chas.  F.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Theobold,  Jacob,  Jr.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Thiry,  J.  H.,  N.  Y,  '97 
Thomas,  A.  O.,  Nebr.,  '04 
Thomas,  Calvin,  N.  Y.,  '07 
Thomas,  Dan  R.,  Mich.,  '08 
Thomas,  Geo.  S.,  N.  D.,  'oa 
Thomas,  Isaac,  V^t.,  '99 
Thomas,  J.  F.,  Mich.,  '07 
Thomas,  James  S.,  Va.,  '07 
Thomas,  Jennie  L.,  Mich.,  '00 
Thomas,  Mrs.  Lillie  D.,  Ore..  '07 
Th<MTias,  Miry  R.,  Miss.,  '09 
Thomas,  Richard  S.,  N.  Y.,  'or 
Thomas,  W.  Scott,  Cal.,  '99 
Thompson,  Alfred  C.  N.  Y..  '05 
Thompson,  A.  N.,  Alaska.  '04 
Thompson,  Augusta  C,  Ohio,  'o3 
Thompson,  Chas.  J.,  La.,  '07 
Thompson,  D.  M.,  N.  C,  '98 
Thompson,  E.  E.,  Mass.,  '03 
Thompson,  F.  F.,  Colo.,  '03 
Thompson,  Frank  E.,  Colo..  '03 
Thompson  Free  Lib'y,  Maine,  '07 
Thompson,  Geo.  C,  Pa.,  '08 
Thompson,  G.  H.,  Ind.,  '08 
Thompson,  H.  E.,  Okla.,  '95 
Thompson.  T.  W.,  N.  J..  '06 
Thompson,  John  G.,  Mass.,  '95 
Thompson,  K.  L.,  N.  J.,  '03 
Thompson,  Louise  B^  Ohio,  '03 
Thompson,  L.  5.,  N.  J„  '76 
Thompson,  Mary  E.,  Mich.,  'oS 
Thompson,  M.  J.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Thompson,  O.  D.,  Mich.,  '96 
Th)mpion,  .S.  H..  Nebr.,  '03 
Thompson,  T.  E.,  Mass.,  '97 


Thompson,  Wm.  O.,  Ohio,  '94 
Thomson,  Miss  F.  E.,  Ohio,  '99 
Thomson.  Frank  D.,  III.,  '95 
Thomal,  Dillie  F.,  N.  J.,  '09 
Thombuig,  Z.  C,  Iowa,  'oi 
ThomdikcE.  U.N.Y., '98 
Thudiura.  C.  C,  Mo..  '98 
Thurber,  Chas.  H.,  Mass.,  '93 
Thurston.  E.  L.,  D.  C.  '03 
Thwing,  Chas.  F.,  Ohio,  '95 
Thwing,  F.  F.,  Ky.,  '01 
Tibbets,  Anna  M.,  Nebr.,  '94 
Tibbetts,  A.  C.  Minn.,  '95 
Tibbits,  H.  S.,  111.,  'oo 
Tibbits,  Mary  K.,  Mass.,  '03 
Tibbitts,  F.  A.,  N.  J.,  '03 
Tichenor,  Laiu^  J..  Mo.,  'oa 
Tighe,  R.  J.,  N.  C.,  '00 
Tilden,  Chas.  A.,  Ohio.'os 
Tilden.  Seth  H.,  IlL,  '08 
TUlotson,  D.  C,  Kans.,  '86 
Tilton,  Chas.  S.,  Wash..  '99 
Timberman,  J.  C,  Ohio,  '08 
Timms,  Walter  B.,  N.  J.,  '09 
Tingle,  Lilian  E.,  Ore.,  '09 
Tinker,  B.  W.,  Conn..  '97 
Tirey,  Robert  M.,  Ind.,  '08 
Tobey,  Silas  B.,  Wis.,  '03 
Tobias,  W.  E.,  Pa.,  '06 
Tobin,  Mary  E.,  111.,  'ox 
Todd,  I.  H.,  Ul..  '04 
Todd.  Sharp  W.,  Wis.,  '08 
Toepcl,  Theodore,  Ga.,  '01 
Toland,  T.  L.,  Texas  '05 
Toledo  Pub.  Lib'y,  Ohio,  '05 
Toralin,  J.  H.,  Ind.,  '00 
TomUns,  Wm.  I..,  N.  Y..  '08 
Torreyson,  B.  W.,  Ark.,  'oa 
Touton.  Frank  C.  Mo..  '06 
Tower,  Carl  V.,  Mich.,  '03 
Tower,  Willis  E.,  III.,  'oa 
Towle,  Harry  F.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Towne,  Geo.  L.,  Nebr.,  '00 
Townsend,  Cara  C,  Ohio,  '08 
Towasend,  Caroline  I.,  Ind.,  '09 
Towasend,  E.  J.,  111.,  '09 
Townsend,  H.  S.,  Phil.  Is.,  '99 
Tracy,  Franklin  N.,  III.,  '06 
Tracy,  Geo.  H.,  Conn.,  '07 
Training    Scho(^    for   Children's 

Libr'ns,  Pa.,  '08 
Training  Sch.  for  Tchrs.,  Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y.,  'OS 
Training  Sch.  for  Teachers,  New 

York.  N.  Y„  '03 
Trams,  Albert  F.,  IIL.  '09 
Trant,  Amelia  E.,  N.  Y..  '06 
Traphagen,  Gertrude  M.,  N.  Y., 

Travell,IraW.,  N.  J.,»97 
Travis,  Qyde  R.,  N.  D.,  ^oa 
Treat,  J.  P..  Colo.,  '08 
Trent,  Villiam  W..  W   Va.,  '08 
Tressler,  A.  W.,  Wis.,  '9a 
Trettien.  A.  W.,  S.  D.,  '08 
Treudley,  F.,  Ohio,  '91 
Triplett.  Henry  F.,  Tex.,  '09 
Tripp,  Walter  B.,  Mass.,  '03 
Trisler,  J.  L.,  Ohio,  '01 
Troendlv,  J.  H.,  Colo..  '09 
Trout.  Owen  B.,  Colo.,  '09 
Trucblood,  Stella,  Mo.,  '04 
Trump,  Wm.  T..  Ohio,  '07 
Trybom.  J.  H.,  Mich.,  '00 
Tryon,  R.  M.,  Ind.,  '08 
Tualatin  Acad,  and  Pacific  Univ., 

Oregon,  '99 
Tucker,  D.  W.,  Mont.,  'oa 
Tucker,  H.  H..  N.  J.,  '03 
Tucker,  Joseph  C,  Okla.,  '09 
Tucker,  Louise  E.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Tucker,  Mrs.  Rose  A.,  Mo.,  '04 
Tufts.  Edith  M..  N.  v.,  '08 
Tufts.  James  H.,  III.,  '05 
TuRcr,  Margaret  E.,  N.  Y.,  '01 
Tulane  University,  La.,  '07 
Tunnicliffe,  R.  M..  N.  Y..  '08 
Tuppcr,  F.  A.,  Mass.,  '03 


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Tximcr,  C.  W.,  Pa.,  '99 
Turner,  Edwin  A.,  111.,  '07 
Turner,  Eugene  F.,  Tenn.,  '00 
Turner,  E.  H.,  La.,  '08 
Turner,  J.  E.,  Idaho,  '95 
Turner,  J.  K..,  Ohio,  '08 
Turner,  Lora  A.,  N.  Y.. 
Turner.  Mary  M.,  Del.,  'oa 
Turner,  Sarah  W.,  Mass.,  '08 
Turlon,  Charles  M..  111.,  'os 
TuthiU,  James  F..  N.  Y.,  '03 
Tuihill,  Lewis  H.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Tuttle,  A.  E..  Vt.,  '06 
Tattle,  James  T..  Ohio,  '05 
Tutwilcr,  Julia  S.,  Ala.,  '82 
T-uining,  Nathan  C,  111..  '84 
Twiss,  Geo.  R^  Ohio,  '94 
Twitchell,  W.  I.,  Conn.,  ^01 
Twitmyer,  Edwin,  Wash.,  *oa 
Twitmycr,  Geo.  W.,  Del.,  '90 
Tyler,  H.  W..  Mass.,  '03 
Tvlcr.  Je^wc  E.,  S.  D.,  '08 
Tvlcr,  Loon  L.,  Mich.,  '03 
L'iiilcin,  .MarRarctia,  N.  Y.,  '05 
inmer,  F^vi  J.,  Pa.,  '03 
Umble,  J.  S.,  Ohio,  '07 
Undcrhill,  Volney,  111.,  '93 
Underwood,  F.  M.,  Mo.,  ^04 
Underwo<><i,  H.  K.,  Mass.,  '06 
Underwood,   Joseph   H.,    Mont., 

'09 
Underwood,  S.  A.,  Mo.,  'oi 
Union  College,  Xcbr.,  '09 
University  of  Alalwma,  '09 
University  of  Arizona,  'oq 
University  of  Arkansas,  '01 
University  of  California,  '95 
University  of  Clutlanoc^a,  Pcnn., 

'09 
University  of  Chicago,  111..  '99 
University  of  Cindnnati.  Ohio,  '06 
University  of  Colorado,  'oj 
Univer.sity  of  Denver,  C«»lo.,  'oa 
University  of  Ge<»ru:ia,  '95 
University  of  Miho,  'oa 
University  of  Illinois,  '00 
University  of  In. liana,  '99 
University  of  Iowa,  '97 
University  of  K.in<.is,  'oa 
University  <if  Kentucky,  '09 
University  of  London.  Kn^..  '08 
Univ.  Lili'y,  Nrh.  VVcs.,  '05 
University  of  Maine,  03 
University  of  Michigan,  '08 
University  of  Minnosota,  '00 
University  of  Mississippi,  '03 
University  of  Missouri,  '05 
UnivtT.siy  of  Montin.i,  '00 
University  of  Nebraska.  'y8 
University  of  N'.  C'.irolina,  '99 
University  of  N.  Dakota,  '00 
University  of  Xew  York,  '07 
University  of  Ohio,  '97 
University  of  Okl.ihoma,  '09 
Univer-ity  of  Oregon,   'oS 
University  of  Penn<ylvani.-i,  '08 
Univer  ity  of  Pilt4)urn,  r.i.,  'c; 
University  of  Rochester,  \.  Y.,  '01 
Univcrsityof  Soulhirn  Cal..  'oO 
Univcrsitv  of  'IVnnessce,  'ox 
Univrr>ity  of  Tex.is,  '98 
University  of  l.'i.ih,  'qs 
Univer >ity  of  Vermont,  'oi 
University  of  Washinj^ton,  '08 
Univer-ity  of  \V.  \'irt:ini.i,  '09 
University  of  Wiscfmsin.  '05 
University  of  Wyoming,  '07 
Universitv,  Atlanta,  (ia.,  05 
I'niver^ifv.  B.iyl-.r.  Tex..  'oS 
University,  Hrown,  R.  I.,  '01 
Universitv.   Catiiolic,  of  America, 

D.  C.  '06 
University,  Coltjate,  N.  Y..  '02 
University,  Colurn'iia,  N.  Y..  '05 
University,  Cornell.  X.  V..  '06 
University,  Denison,  Ohio,  '00 
University.  Fi^k,  Tenn..  '00 
University,  Harvard,  Ma&..,  '95 


University,  Howard,  D.  C,  *o6 
University,  111.  VVesleyan,  '09 
University,  J.  B.  Stetson,  Fla.,  *og 
University,  Johns  Hopkins,  Md., 

'99 
University,  Lawrence,  Wis.,  '99 
University,  Lehigh,  Pa.,  '99 
University,  Leland  Staxiford  Jr., 

Cal.,  '97 
University,  Mercer,  Ga.,  '99 
University,  Miami,  Ohio,  '95 
University,  Northwestern,  111.,  'oa 
University,  Ohio  Northern,  Ohio, 

'09 
University,  Ohio  WVsleyan,  '07 
University,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  '01 
University,  .Southern.  Ala.,  '06 
University,  Si>.  III.  Nor.,  '99 
University,  Susquehanna,  Pa.,  '09 
University.  Tulane,  La..  '07 
University,  Vanderbilt,  Tenn..  '01 
University,  Vnl[)araiso,  Ind.,  '07 
University,  Washington,  Mo.,  '08 
University,  Washington  and  Lee, 

Va.,  '01 
University,  Wesleyan.  Conn.,  '09 
University,  Yale,  Conn.,  '01 
UplcKran.  Harlan.  D.  C.  'oo 
Urbana  Univ.  Schools.  Ohio.  '09 
Urih,  Daisy,  Mich..  'oH 
Usher,  Susannah,  lU.,  '03 
Ustrud.  H.  .\..  S.  D..  06 
Uzbridge  Free  Pub.  Lib'y,  Mass., 

Va5?  Henry  H.,  N.  Y.,  '97 
Vail.  Mary  B.,  Tex.,  '09 
Vaile,  E.  6.,  111.,  '95 
Vaile,  Harrv  S..  lU.,  '08 
Valparaiso  t'niv.,  Ind.,  '07 
Van  Adestine,  Gertrude,  Mich., '08 
Van  Aken,  Mrs.  G.,  N.  Y..  '84 
Van  .\rs  Kdc,  May  B..  N.  Y„^o5 
Van  Buskirk,  H.  C..  Cal..  '07 
Vance,  M.ary  E.,  III.,  '03 
Vance,  Wm.  McK.,  Ohjo,  '00 
Van  Clevc,  Edw.  M.,  Ohio,  '97 
Van  den  Bern.  L.  H..  Miih.,  '07 
Vanderbilt  Univ.,  Tenn.,  '01 
Vander'jilt.  E'Uar,  N.  Y.,  'oq 
Van  Dusen,  Elden  M.,  N.  Y.,  '04 
V^andvke,  J.  A.,  Minn.,  '96 
Van  Fleet,  H.  H.,  Kan.,  '08 
Van  Hise,  Chas.  R.,  Wis..  '08 
Van  Liew,  Ch.is.  C,  Cal.,  '94 
Vann.  Leonard  L.   Ala..  '05 
Van  r)rmer.  A.  B.,  Pa..  oS 
Van  Rensselaer,  Nlartha,  N.  Y.,'94 
Van  Sickle.  J. vs.  H..  Md.,  "oa 
Van  Skike.  Nlrs.  A.  E.,  Okla..  '09 
Van  Wagoner,  Mrs.  Mary  E.,  Pa., 

Vassar  ColleRe,  N.  Y.,  '08 
VaviijlKin.  J.  E..  Ohio.  'oH 
Vau^han,  John  H..  \.  M.,  '09 
VauKhan.  Al.iry  E.,  111.,  '00 
Veateh,  Nafh.in  T.,  Kans..  '95 
Veentliet.  Mrs.  M.  L.,  Mith.,  'ox 
Veit.  Benj..  N.  Y..  '09 
Venahle,  Francis  P.,  N.  C,  'oa 
Ven.ird,   Mrs.   L.  G.,  Colo.,   '09 
Vernrr.  Arthur.  111.,  '08 
VVrplanrk,  Fred.  A.,  Conn.,  'oa 
Vert,  Edmund  J.,  Mo.,  'qs 
Vi(  krov.  WiUielm  R.,  Mo.,  '03 
VU:}uihn,  Chas.  F.,  Wis.,  '84 
Vincent,  Geo.  E.,  111.,  '02 
Virj^inia  .State  Lil/y.  '08 
Vlymen.  Wm.  T.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
VoRel,  Frank.  Mass.,  '03 
Voeel.  CuHK  J..  X.  J..  '06 
Vofcjel,  Wm.  H.,  Ohio,  '00 
\'oKt.  Helen  M..  Iowa.  '00 
Von  Kleinsmid.  R.  B..  Ind.,  '07 
Vcx»rhees,  Jrjs.  V..  Minn.,  'oq 
V(X>rhcs,  O.  P.,  Ohio,  '00 
Voss.  A.  M..  .\e))r..  'og 
Votaw,  Clyde  W.,  III.,  '03 
Vrooin,  Wm.  F.,  N.  Y.,  'os 


Wabash  College,  Ind.,  '95 
Waddle,  Cha.s.  W.,  Colo.,  '04 
Wadhams,  John  A.,  III.,  01 
Wadleigh  High  School,  New  York. 

N.  Y.,  '05 
Wadsworth,  Mn.   L.  S.,  Mass^ 

Wagar,  Bertha  B.,  Ohio,  '05 
Wagner,  I.  L.,  Mich.,  '08 
Wagner.  Jonas  E.,  Pa.,  '04 
Waite,  Geo.  S.,  Mich.,  'oo 
Wakeman,  J.  W.,  N.  J.,  *9a 
Walcott,  G.  D..  Minn.,  '06 
Waldo,  D.  B.,  Mich..  '06 
Waldo,  Eveline  A.,  I^.,  '96 
Walker,  Amasa,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Walker,  B.  M.,  Miss..  '99 
Walker,  E.  W-  Wis.,  '97 
Walker,  Fred  J.,  Iowa.  '09 
Walker,  G.  W^.  Pa.,  '09 
Walker,  Harry  E..  N.  H  .  '07 
Walker,  J.  Franklin,  Cal..  '07 
Walker,  Jos.  H..  Ca.,  '01 
Walker,  P.  R..  111.,  »9o 
Walker,  Thos.,  Australia.  '05 
Waller,  E.  B.,  Tenn.,  '05 
WalUn,  T.  E.  W.,  Pa.,  '07 
WalUs.  Floy  E..  Wash  ,  '07 
Walls.  Callie  K..  Ohio.  *oi 
Walrath.  M.  H..  N.  Y..  '96 
Walsh,  I.  H.,  N.  Y.,  '95 
Walsh,  Louis  S..  Maine.  '03 
Walsh,  Matthew,  J.,  Mich.,  08 
Walsh,  Robert  B.,  Nebr..  'oq 
Walter,  Cornelius  J.,  Pa.,  '09 
Walter,  Sarah  J.,  Va.,  '98 
Walter,  W.  B.,  Minn..  '08 
Walters  Qaire,  Ohio,  '08 
Walters,  Wm.  W.,  Mo.,  '01 
Waltz,  A.  E.,  N.  C,  '09 
Wambold,  H.  J.,  Pa.,  '08 
Ward  Seminary,  Tenn.,  '99 
Ward,  Daniel.  Colo..  '09 
Ward,  Da>-id  A.,  lU.,  '08 
Ward.  F.  D..  Ohio,  'ox 
Ward,  Hes.sie.  Idaho,  'co 
Ward,  Mrs.  Jennie  P.,  N.  J.,  *oi 
Ward.  Mary  A.,  N.  Y..  '05 
Ward,  Sarah  A.,  R.  L.  '08 
Wardlaw,  J.  C,  Ga.,  *oa 
Wardlaw,  P..  S.  C,  '00 
Warfield,  Wm.  C,  Ga.,  '00 
Warner,  A.  B.,  Mo..  '94 
Warner,  Chas.  F.,  Mass.,  *90 
Warner.  Edwin  G.,  N.  Y..  '06 
Warner,  Irvin  B.,  Idaho,  '09 
Warner,  W.  W.,  Mich.,   08 
Warr,  i.  W.,  lU.,  '95 
Warren,  F.  H.,  Ohio,  '<  ^ 
Warriner,  E.  C,  Mich.,  '99 
Warson,  L.  W.,  Ohio,  '08 
Warwick,  Bessie  B.,  N.  J.,  '05 
Washburn  Coll.  Lib'y,  Kans.,  "08 
Washburn,  A.  Harry.  Mich.,  'oS 
Washburn,  Kirk  N.,  Mass.,  '96 
Washburn,  Morgan,  N.  Y..  'ca 
Washburn,  W.  C..  Ohio.  '06 
Washington  County   Free  Lib'y. 

Md.,  'oa 
Washington  and  Lee  Univ.,  Va.. 

'01 
Washington  State  Lib'y.  '06 
Washington  and  Tusculum  Coll., 

Tenn.,  '09 
W\ishington     University     Lib'y, 

Mo.,  '08 
Wass,  Clifton  E..  Maine.  '08 
Waterhouse,  Archibald  H.,  Neb , 

'08 
W^aterman,  Richard,  Pa.,  '96 
Waters.  Annie  S.,   Ky.,  '08 
Wat  kins.  Richard   H..  Miss.,  '07 
Watson,   Bruce    M.,    Wash.,   '08 
Watson,  Edward  S.,  Vt.,  '07 
Watson,  Lake  G.,  N.  D.,  *oa 
Watt,  W.  E.,  III.,  '9S 
Wa>i.  Wm.  H..  W.  Va.,  '06 
Weathcrless,  N.  E.,  D.  C,  '07 


'03 


INDEX  TO  LIFE  AND  ACTIVE  MEMBERS 


265 


Weaver,  E.  W.,  N.  Y.,  'o7 
Weaver,  John  S.,  Ohio,  'gg 
Weaver,  Robert  L,  N.  Y.,  '08 
Webb,  tesse  C,  Ind..  '09 
Webb,  Margaret,  Gaio..  '09 
Webber,  Arthur  B.,  Mass.,  '03 
Webber,  Sarah  S.,  Mass.,  '03 
Weber,  A.  W.,  wk,  '97 
Weber,  H.  C.  Tenn.,  V>s 
Weber,  Mary  E^  Ohio,  '08 
Weber,  Samuel  E.,  La.,  '09 
Webster,  E.  E.,  111.,  '99 
Webster,  Elma  J.,  Mo.,  '04 
Webster,  Geo.  W.,  111.,  '99 
Webster,  Lorin,  N.  H.,  '08 
Webster,  Marion  Lee,  Ind.,  '07 
Webster,  W.  F..  Minn.,  '96 
Weeks,  C.  W.,  Nebr.,  '95 
Wegener,  Florence,  Pa.,  '07 
Weidel.  Emma  H^  Ohio.  '08 
Weir,  Samuel,  S.  D.,  'oi 
Weidler,  Albert  G.,  Pa.,  *o8 
Weigle,    Luther  A.,   Minn.,    '09 
Weimer,  Solomon,  Ohio,  '08 
Wcilbrecht,  George,  Minn.,  '08 
Welch,  John  S.,  Utah,  '07 
Welch,  Wm.  L.,  Pa.,  '08 
Welch.  Willis  Y.,  Pa..  '06 
Weld,  Frank  A.,  Minn.,  '95 
WeUes,  Albert  H..  Pa.,  '08 
Wellesley  College,  Mass.,  '00 
Wellington  Pub.  Lib'y.  N.  Z..  '05 
Wells  College,  N.  Y..  '06 
Wdls,  B.  B.,  N.  D.,  '07 
Wdlman,  C.  J..  Mass.,  '08 
Welsh,  J.  P.,  Pa..  '96 
Wemtz,  Carl  N.,  III.,  '08 
Wcrtz,  Samuel,  Ind.,  '04 
West,  Alice  M.,  Minn„  '09 
Wcslcyan  UniverHity.  Conn.,  '09 
West,  Florence  McM..  Colo.,  '09 
West,  Geo.  A.,  N.  !.,  '01 
West,  Henry  S.,  Md..  '05 
We.st,  Romeo  A.,  Mo„  '05 
Westcott,  Chas.  H.,  Mass.,  *o3 
Wcstcott,  O.  S.,  111.,  'gs 
Westfall,  Mary  J.,  Cal.,  '07 
West.  Branch,  St.  N.  Sch.,  Hays, 

Kan.,  *o5 
Western  College,  Ohio,  'oa 
Western  H.  Sch.,  Baltimore,  Md., 

*o8 
West.  m.  St.  Nor.  School,  '07 
West.   Ky.  St.   Nor.  School,   '09 
Western  St.  Nor.  .Sch.,  Mich.,  '05 
Western  Univ.  of  Pa.,  '05 
Westervelt,  Z.  F.,  N.  Y.,  '97 
West  Hotjoken  Pub.  Sch.  Lib'y, 

N.  J..  'OS 
Westmia<»ter  College,  Mo.,  '07 
Weston,  B.  Evelyn,  Minn.,  '03 
West  Virginia  University,  '99 
Wettle,  J.  v..  Mo.,  '01 
Wetzel,  Wra.  A.,  N.  T.,  '03 
Wetzell.  Wm.  A.,  Ut.ah,  'oa 
Whcalley,  F.  H.,  Va.,   08 
Wheaton  College,  111.,  '99 
Wheeler,  Clara,  .Mich.,  'oa 
Wheeler,  E.  E.,I11..  '06 
Wheeler,  Emily  A..  Ohio.  '08 
W^hccler,  George,  Pa.,  '05 
A\Ticeler,  H.  O.,  Vt..  'os 
Wheeler.  Mrs.  Sophia  P..  Cal..  '07 
Wheeler,  Ulysses  G.,  Mass.,   '09 
Wheeler,  W.H.,  111.,  '05 
Wheeler,  Willard  J.,  .\la.,  '00 
Wheeling  Pub.  Li!)'v,  W.  Va.,  'oi 
Wheclock,  Chas.  F.i  N.  Y.,  'gs 
Wherry,  J.  E.,  Pa.,  '04 
Whitakcr,  Lemuel.  Pa.,  '07 
Whitchcr,  Geo.  H.,  N.  H.,  'oa 
Whitcomb,  A.  K.,  Mass.,  'ga 
Whitcomb,  C.  T.  C.  .Mass.,  '03 
Whitt,  Chas.  C,  .Mich.,  '05 
White,  Daniel  H..  Cal.,  'go 
White,  Holra.in,  Pa..  '08 
White,  Joseph  .M..  .Mo.,  '04 
White,  J.  T.,  Md.,  'g8 


White,  J.  U.,  Mo.,  '87 
White,  Lulu  E.,  Cal.,  '07 
White,  Marcus,  Conn.,  *o7 
White,  Maurice  P.,  Mass.,  '03 
White,  Wra.  S.,  N.  Y.,  '97 
White,  W.  T.,  Tenn.,  '89 
Whiteford,  J.  A.,  Mo.,  '95 
Whitford,  Everett  T.,  N.  H.,  »o7 
Whitley,  Roy  S.,  Iowa,  '08 
Whitman  College,  Wash.,  •01 
Whitmorc,  Eva  B.,  111.,  '04 
Whitney,  Allen  S.,  Mich.,  '94 
Whitney,  E.  R.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Whitney,  F.  L.,  Wis..  '08 
Whitney,  Frank  P.,  Ohio.  '05 
Whitney,  Frank  W.,  Mass.,  '03 
Whitney,  O.  C,  Wash.,  '98 
Whitney,  W.  L..  Mich.,  '08 
Whittemore,  Henry.  Mass.,  '95 
Whittemore,  L.  D.,  Kans.,  '03 
Whitten,  John  H.,  lU.,  '06 
Whittinghill,  R.  T..  Ky.,  '06 
Wiard,  Mrs.  G.  A.,  Cal.,  'oa 
Wickcs,  Wm.  R.,  111.,  '08 
Widegren,  Matilda,  Sweden.  *o8 
Widner.  Esther  A.,  Ohio,  '80 
Wieland,  Otto  E.,  Wis.,  '04 
Wier.  Jeanne  E.,  Nev.,  '07 
Wiggs,  Mrs.  W.  H.,  Ga.,  '00 
Wight.  Ambrose  B.,  111..  '08 
Wight,  Frank  B.,  R.  I.,  oj 
Wightman,  H.  J.,  Pa.,  '03 
Wilbcr,  AusUn  E.,  Mo.,  '01 
Wilber,  H.  Z.,  Mich.,  'ox 
Wilbur,  Rachel  J.,  N.  Y..  'os 
Wilcox,  Albert  H.,  N.  Y.,  '00 
Wilcox,  Jessie  B.,  Wash.,  'gg 
Wilcox,  Lottie.  Colo.,  '09 
Wilcox,  Walter  H.,  Mo.,  '04 
Wiley,  Geo.  M.,  N.  Y.,  '06 
Wiley,  Wm.  H.,  Ind.,  '96 
Wilkins,  A.  H.,  Texas,  '94 
Wilkins,  Emma  F.,  Idaho,  '03 
Wilkinson,  A.  J.,  W.  Va..  '08 
Wilkinson,  B.  G.,  D.  C.  '08 
WUkinson,  J.  J.,  111.,  '96 
Wilkinson,  J.  N.,  Olda.,  '84 
Wilkinson,  J.  W.  F..  Pa.,  '05 
Willard,  C.  C,  Iowa,  '06 
Willard,  E.  C,  Conn.,  '07 
Willard,  J.  Monroe,  Pa.,  'oa 
Willard,  S.  P.,  Conn.,  '03 
Williams,  Ada  B.,  Ohio,  '08 
Williams,  Albert  B.,  Pa.,  '08 
Williams,  .\lfred  S..  Australia.  '07 
Williams,  Chas.  .A.,  Mass.,  '03 
Williams  Coll.  Lib'v,  Mass.,  '97 
WiUiams,  Mrs.  Delia,  Ohio,   '-^o 
Williams,  F.  C,  Nebr,,  '09 
Williams,  F.  L.,  Mo.,  '08 
Williams,  H.  B.,  Ohio,  'oo 
Williams,  Henrv  G.,  Ohio,  '01 
Williams,  Hcrlwrt  O.  Cal.,  '07 
Williams,  T.  I).,  111.,.  96 
Williams,  J.  Ulysses,  Mont..  '06 
Williams,  Laura  A.,  Minn.,  '08 
Williams,  Mary  E.,  N.  Y,,  'oj 
Williams.  Mary  L..  N  Y..  '05 
Williams,  Marv  L.,  Mo.,  '03 
Williams,  Sherman,  N.  Y.,  '98 
Williams,  T.  Otto,  Ohio,  '08 
Williams,  Wm.  H.,  Wis.,  'g7 
Williamson,  J.  E.,  Cal.,  'q^ 
Willin^ham,  Henry  J.,  .\la.,   '03 
Willis.  H.  ».,  N.  J.,  '02 
Willis,  W.  A.,  Iowa,  '84 
Willis.  W.  S.,  N.  J.,  'oi 
Willi^on,  A.  C.  Nil!..  '05 
.  Willi>ton,  A.  L.,  X.  Y.,  '03 
Willman,  E.  T..  Mich..  '07 
Wilmington  Inst.  Lib'y,  Del.,  '01 
Wilmc)t,  Julia  \..  Ohio.  '03 
Wilson,  .\n<ircw   R..   N.   Y ,   'og 
Wil<on.  C.  I...  W.  Va.,  '09 
Wilson.  C.  \\\,  N.  C.  'o« 
Wilson.  Kugcne  A..  111.,  99 
Wilson.  Guy  C.  Mexico,  '07 
Wilson,  (iuy  M  ,  Ind.,  '07 


Wilson,  Harry  G..  HI.,  '95 
Wilson,  H.  B.,  111.,  '00 
Wilsop,  H.  L.,  Wis.,  'oa 
Wilson,  Horace  G.,  Oregon,  '01 
Wilson,  Howard  S.,  N.  J..  '05 
Wilson,  h-y  M.,  Idaho,  '08 
Wilson,  J.  Alfred.  N.  J.,  'gg 
Wilson,  James  F.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Wilson.  Jennie  R.,  Ohio,  '06 
Wilson.  John  R..  N.  J.,  '06 
Wilson,  John  T.,  Wis.,  '08 
WUsoH,  J.  Ornumd,  D.  C,  '80 
Wilson,  J.  W.,  Kans.,  'g6 
Wilson,  Mrs.  L.  L.  W.,  Pa.,  'gg 
Wilson,  M.  C,  Ala.,  'oo 
Wilson,  N.  D.  O.,  Ohio,  '08 
Wilson,  Otis  G.,  W.  Va.,  '07 
Wilson,  R.  H.,  Okla.,  'og 
Wilson.  Stella  S..  Ohio.,  '09 
Wilson,  V.  L,  Iowa,  '97 
Wilson,  Wm.  A..  Pa..  '06 
Wilson,  Wm.  E.,  Wash.,  '90 
WUt,  A.  D..  Ohio,  '08 
Wimmer,  H.,  Ind.,  '07 
Winbigler,  Jessie,  Ohio,  '08 
WincheU.  Harriet  N.,  111..  '08 
Winchester,  Myra  M.,  Texas,  '04 
Wingebach,  Jos.  F.,  N.  Y.,  'oa 
Winner,  H.  E.,  Pa.,  'o^ 
Winona  Pub.   Lib'y,  Minn..  '03 
Winship,  .\lbert  E.,  Ma.ss.,  'ga 
Winslow,  Isaac  O.,  R.  I.,  '05 
Winslow,  J.  M.,  N.  J.,  '07 
Winter,  John  E.,  Mich.,  '06 
Winters,  T.  H.,  Ohio,  'g7 
Winthrop  Nor.  Coll.,  S.  C,  *oi 
Wirt,  Wm.  A.,  Ind  ,  'oo 
Wise,  Henry  A.,  Md.,  '85 
Withers,  John  W..  Mo.,  '05 
Witte,  Clementine  D.,  N.  Y.,  '05 
Witmer,  Chas.  K.,  Pa.,  '94 
Witmer,  Lightner,  Pa.,  '08 
Wittenberg    College,    Ohio,    'og 
Witter,  Chas.  E.,  Mo.,  'oa 
WMttich,  George,  Wis.    '00 
Walcott,  Anna  L.,  Colo.,  'og 
Wolfe,  Elmer  E.,  Ohio,  'oa 
Wolfe,  H.  K.,  Nebr.,  '96 
Wolfe,  L.  E..  Texas,  V> 
Wolfe.  S.  Henry.  N.  D.,  'og 
Womack,  J.  P.,  Ark  ,  'og 
Woman's  Coll.,  Baltimore,  Md.,'03 
Woman's  ('(»11.,  Frwlerick,  Md..'99 
Woman's    Educational    Club    oi 

Colo..    '09 
Wood,  Allen  F.,  Mich.,  '08 
Wood.  Mrs.  Earl,  Okla.,  'og 
Wood,  Earle  B..  Md.,  '08 
Wood.  Edgar,  Hawaii,  '08 
Wrxxl.  Harlan  N.,  Vt.,  'os 
Wood,  Jas.  A.,  N.  M.,  '97 
Wotxl,  John  A.,  Ind.,  '98 
Wood,  Stella  L.,  Minn..  '02 
Woo<i,  Thos.  D.,  N.  Y.,  '03 
Wood,  Wade  H.,  Ga.,  '02 
Wood.  Walter  H.,  N.  Y..  '08 
Woodard,  John  A.,  Nebr.,  '07 
Wfxjdford,  Okey  J..  W.  Va.,  '08 
W.xxlhull,  J.  F.,  v.  Y..  'og 
WofKlley.  F.  B..  Miss..  '06 
WcMrllev.  O.  I.,  .N'.  J.,  '96 
WcKKlrufT.  Clinton  R..  Pa..  '06 
Wo<k1s.  Alice.  England.  '06 
Woodside      High     Stluxil,     New 

York.  N.  Y..  '03 
Woo  iwar.l.  C.  M.,  Mo..  '87 
W.Kvlwar.i.    E.    .M..   .M-.s<;.,   '03 
Wo<«Kvar.l.  F.  R..  Mas<.,  '03 
WrK).lv,  H.  G.,  Ind..  "93 
WfK.ftcr.  Thos.  J..  (;a..  '04 
WfM.lcy,  L.  C.  N.  J.,  '03 
WfKilscy.  C.  H..  Conn..  '03 
W(H>Ucy,  P.  S.,  Cal.,  '01 
Wo-Mcr.  B.  C.  \.  J.,  'os 
Wo<)stpr,  I  i;:7ie  E.,  III..  '05 
Woolen.  J.  G..  Tex.,  '08 
Woofers.  J    W.,  III..  '09 
Work,  Cree  T.,  Tex.,  '04 


266  XATIOXAL  EDl'CATIOS  ASSOCIATIOX 


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W^>rh    .v..,*-  M..  M.inc,  •09  W%T^n    E.  T-.  R.  I  .    &^  Y-unjc  E.^»  IL,  N\.  ,  os 

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Wnc^.t    L  U  M;'h  .    96  Y^i'lrr,  A.  H.,  W  .  h.,  'g6  ZKrim.  Ahcia  M-.  P*..  V 

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STATISTICAL    TABLES 


STATLSTICAL  RECORD  OF  ACTIVE  AND  ASSOCIATE  MEMBERSfflP 

IN  THE 

NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

CLASSIFIZD  BY  STATES 

for  the  year  deceicber  i,  i908,  to  december  i,  i909 
Denver  Meeting,  July,  1909 


Totals 

North  Atlantic  Division 

South  Atlantic  Division 

South  Central  DivUlon 

North  Central  Division.  ..*.. .. 

Western  Division 

Dependencies 

Porelfn  (ind.  Corrcs.  Members) 
North  Atlantic  Division- 
Maine 

New  Hampshire 

VermoDt 

Massachusetts 

Rhode  Island 

Connecticut 

New  York 

New  Jersey 

Pennsylvania 

South  Atianilc  DIvUion- 

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 

North  Central  Division- 
Ohio 

Indiana 

Illinoi<5 

Michigan 

Wisconsin 

Iowa 

Minnesota 

Missouri 

North  Dakota 

South  Dakota 

Nebraska 

Kansas 

Western  Division— 

Montana 

Wyoming 

Colorado 

New  Mexico 

Arizona 

Utah 

Nevada 

Idaho 

Washinston 

Ore'^on 

California 

Denendencies 

Foreis^n  (incl.  Corres.  Members). 


Life 

Direc- 

tors 

Ufe 
Mem- 
bcrs 

Former 
Aaive 

New 

Active 

Total 
Active 

Associate 

Total 
Member- 
ship 

a? 

"3 

S.049 

841 

6.030 

4.934 

10.964 

xo 

18 

1,863 

148 

9,038 

17a 

2,210 

324 

53 

385 

40 

425 

3" 

119 

437 

203 

640 

XX 

7a 

x,9«;6 

313 

a.352 

i.20g 

3.561 

II 

500 

180 

6<;4 

3.304 

3.998 

22 

5 

27 

.... 

27 

72 

24 

97 

6 

103 

25 

7 

33 

.... 

33 

35 

6 

42 

X 

43 

23 

3 

26 

.... 

26 

330 

ax 

355 

30 

386 

33 

4 

38 

I 

39 

f,6 

a 

69 

3 

72 

811 

45 

864 

59 

923 

103 

II 

20g 

17 

326 

3 

346 

49 

401 

6x 

46a 

9 

I 

XO 

3 

13 

I 

54 

9 

64 

8 

72 

3 

6a 

3 

68 

I 

69 

47 

4 

51 

X 

52 

37 

18 

56 

»5 

71 

X 

31 

9 

41 

a 

43 

X 

17 

I 

19 

4 

23 

55 

4 

59 

5 

64 

•• 

la 

5 

17 

X 

18 

I 

50 

7 

67 

10 

u 

32 

10 

43 

5 

48 

56 

XX 

67 

12 

79 

ao 

7 

27 

7 

34 

43 

14 

57 

31 

88 

I 

5 'J 

36 

96 

65 

161 

15 

5 

20 

13 

33 

3 

28 

29 

60 

60 

X20 

13 

405 

35 

5-14 

136 

680 

I 

«.^5 

26 

162 

77 

230 

4 

400 

80 

4q8 

262 

76c 

I6«; 

20 

187 

64 

25' 

30 

118 

16 

16s 

68 

233 

a 

83 

29 

114 

III 

225 

X 

143 

II 

155 

38 

193 

X 

206 

'5. 

3i3 

103 

336 

44 

< 

49 

6 

55 

36 

8 

44 

41 

8s 

X 

6c 

35 

lOI 

148 

349 

19 

57 

23 

100 

155 

255 

28 

4 

32 

5 

37 

TO 

14 

24 

38 

62 

I 

86 

88 

176 

3.139 

3.31S 

16 

12 

28 

3a 

60 

1.5 

5 

18 

15 

33 

32 

8 

40 

23 

63 

Q 

1 

10 

2 

12 

35 

II 

36 

8 

44 

70 

II 

81 

6 

87 

17 

S 

23 

23 

10 

194 

21 

226 

36 

26a 

, . 

22 

5 

27 

27 

X 

72 

a4 

97 

6 

103 

268 


RECORD  OF  TOTAL  MEMBERSHIP  BY  STATES 

IN  THK 

NATIONAL  EDUCATION  ASSOCIATION 

FOR  EACH  YEAS  FROM  1895-1909,  INCLUSIVE 

Heavier  numbers  show  memberslup  from  the  ttate  in  whidi  the  meeting  of  the  year  was  hdd. 
No  meeting  was  hdd  in  1906;  the  record  for  that  year  b  for  the  Active  (permanent)  Membership. 


Statx  or 
Tersitosy 


Totals. . 


1895 


11,397 


1S96 


9,072 


1897 


7,107 


1898 


10,532 


I 
3 


1899 


13.656 


4.640 


I 


X90I 


zo,x83 


10,355 


34,983 


1903 


8.Z08 


d 


^   o 


23.64a 


Z906 


S,i68 


X7.324 


I90i> 


13,626 


1909 


10.964 


N.  Atlantic  Div. 
S.  Atlantic  Div. 
S.  Central  Div. 
N.  Central  Div. 
Western  Div.... 

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