Class of 1913 spread across states with many in teaching
The class of 1913 members are scattered over more than a dozen states. Most work in teaching while others pursue farming business newspaper work or law. Several senior Press Club members remain in education or move into local newspapers and school administration in Indiana Illinois Minnesota North Dakota Oklahoma and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Club
Coretta Balser
Bowers
Indiana
T. W. Blair
Duluth
Minn
Clyde
Elsie Boyer
Otto
Alice
Carrie
Sylvia Campbell
Helen Cain
Kokomo
Miss Cain
Russiaville
Miss Campbell
P. F
Rollie H. Glenn
Milroy Indiana
Arthur Iddings
DuQuoin
Illinois
Forest Hildings
Vevay
Ind
Estella Kehoe
Henryville
C. R. Macdonnell
The
Triangle
Columbus Republican
Columbus
Sanford H. Murphy
New Washington
Florence Priest
Gardner
W. J. D. Russell
Park County
Anna Schlichter
Saluda High School
R. S. Sitler
the Triangle
Oklahoma City
Okla
Elsie Tate
Petersburg
N. D
Clinton van Pelt
Moorefield
L. O. Winslow
Northwestern University
Evanston
Professor Arthur H. Woodworth Joins Faculty Row
The History and Political Science chair left vacant by Prof Hadley is filled by Professor Arthur H Woodworth. A Lafayette College graduate of 1904 he studied at Wisconsin and Chicago earning an MA and a Chicago fellowship toward a PhD. He has four years college teaching in Illinois and North Dakota along with prior high school teaching and editorial work. He is described as scholarly energetic cultured with a delightful personality and his addition is welcomed as beneficial to students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Arthur H. Woodworth
Woodworth
Lafayette College
Wisconsin
Chicago
Illinois
North Dakota
Literary Societies Begin New Year at Hanover
Four literary societies met and recognized new members after early September gatherings. The two girls societies held Friday meetings with short programs and new members, officers were installed for the year. Union Literary met Tuesday evening to install officers, Philar also installed officers and held an extempore debate on agriculture in public schools won by affirmative. Dr. Millis and Prof. Souter praised the societies and urged success for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Literary
Philar
Millis
Souter
Hanover
Class Officers Elected by Freshman and Junior Classes
The Freshman Class at a meeting in the YMCA Hall elected President Fletcher Hufford and Vice President Virgil Whittaker with Miss McEwen as secretary treasurer. The Junior Class chose President G. R. Hamilton, Vice President Mary Hawk, and secretary treasurer L. L. Huber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y M. C. A. Hall
Fletcher Hufford
Virgil Whittaker
Sec
Miss McEwen
G. R. Hamilton
Mary Hawk
y.Treas
L. L. Huber
McDonald Called Home. Ryker Delays College Return
J. R. McDonald ’17 has been called to his home at Seymour. Miss Cornelia Ryker ’1660f Hutchinson Kansas will not re-enter college this year until the second term due to her mother’s ill health, which kept her from starting with her class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McDonald
Seymour
Cornelia Ryker
Hutchinson
Kansas
Alumni توي Forwards in Education Across States
H S Voris 12 teaches again at Charles City high school. T R Holcroft 12 serves as instructor in mathematics at Kentucky State University. Rev Wm Lattimore 88 Lewiston Idaho spent summer graduate work at Chicago University. Jessie M Mannex 10 studies botany at University of Wyoming. Mr Mann majors in Professor Coulter’s department at Chicago University. Mrs Russell Nowlin and her son visit maternal grandparents opposite Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Voris
Charles City
T. R. Holcroft
Kentucky State University
Wm. Lattimore
Lewiston, Idaho
Chicago University
Jessie M. Mannex
University of Wyoming
Mr Mann
Coulters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florsheim
Zepf Bros
Chas Tull
Aper Hanger Printers
John Eckert’s Sons
ED W. Price & CO
John Knoebel
E. Main St
Confectionary
Wm. Stucker
Professor Woodworth
Henry M. Lee
College Books
Royal Typewriter
Crack
Eastman
Rousch’s
Alex L. Meyatovich
Russell Nowlin
Rogers
Rogers Drug Stores
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