The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09
AT THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
Additions and Changes in Staff of
Instructors.
REPCRLIC

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Columbia. Mo-. June s-Doctor Rolla r.
has been elected assistant I'm physics
In the University Of Missouri. Doe
tor Ramsey is 3 years old: married. a
State University and Cornell.
J. 8. Maddox of Monroe County has been
appointed Alumni recorder.
/ W. c. johnson of Audrain County has been
/ appointed Fellow I'm English and j.. a.
Brundige Of Audrain County Fellow in
| Mechanic Arts.
AS Fellows in Chemistry. f. L. Shepard
Of Joplin and Earnest II. Cox of Blooming
ton. ILL.,. have been appointed.
| Doctor j. w. Kyle, who has been acting
professor of Greek during the absence of
Doctor W. G. Manly. has accepted the pro-
fessorship. of Greek at William Jewell Col
Doctor Charles b. Newcomer, who has
been acting professor of Latin during the
absence Of Miss Eva Johnston. has accept
ed the professorship of Latin in Drury Col
Major w. II. Turner Of CentraIia has been
reappointed for the next year as
ant Of cadets.
sPARTA's SCHOOL TEACHERS.
REPUBLIC
Sparta. Ill. June s.-The following corps
Of teachers have been selected by the Sparta
School Board for the ensuing year:
Professor L. J.. Sexton. principal: Misses
Kelvey. Stella Burgess. Elizabeth Carson.
Marsaretta Guthrie. Myra Foster. Enie
Pollock. Elizabeth Faris, Ethel Alexander,
Libbie Blair, Elsie Miller. Lola Wallace.
Professor W. II. Burgett. music.
TEACHERS FOR RED BUD SCHOOLS.
PECIAL
Red Bud. Ill. June s.-The Board Of Edu-
cation selected the following teachers for
the ensuing year:
Principal n, 5; F. FIasier; assistant prinn-
Miss Eta Starr. Miss Josie Moreau.
HIGH SCHOOL AMI NORMAL.
REPJ-BLIc SPECIAL,
Macon.b. H.. June s-Commencement
week Of the Macomb High School and the
Western Illinois Normal College and Bust
ness Institute clashed this year owing to
the former school having a weeks vacation
caused by the diphtheria. The exercises of
the two schools closed last night with the
exception Of the baccalaureate address of
the latter Tomorrow evening. TIT High
School commencement exercises were held
pensed with this year and in their place an
address was given by J. Stratton Brooks Of
Champaign. The class-day exercises were
held at the High School "Wednesday. These
Engiish.LIcy Ellen Bell, MargaTet Irene
cirnahan. AV WinifTes J. frSssne:. t George S ). Pro-
vine: Ruth Cruzer Smith. Junia Josephine Smith.
M Me,sr. k ksna %Tese w Sm,ta; n nsisy E. Mat.e wy vsn
Florence Mabelle Watson and dracs Leigh White.
Eva Viola Lindsey. Harriet knnice Mciihenny.
Francis A. Switzer.
Yesterday was class day for the Normal
College. the exercises being followed with
the alumni banquet in the evening: The
commencement exercises were held the day
before, the address being given by 5. Y.
Gillian. editor Of the Western Teacher of
Milwaukee: These graduated;
Orc Ksener. Edith Hamilton. Halph Sirkpatriek;
second Grade Teachers Course-Fred Kirby and
Eiocution-Mary Haley,
Perry Marlatt. Madge whit,iesey. Blanche
Nsiees' Carl With. Iva Eiweii. Clarence George.
Robert Fowler. Joseph Woodrow. Oliver Roberts.
h lana t ho's,,nei ss nsrnaI Hamilton mGTs Roy ra @pt,n' G..p Mr.
Grace Ewing. Walter Vail and Edwin Anderson.
Beam JOAN q with. J. a Brewer. J. N. Hunger.
io,d Daisy seebrisht Perry MarIatt Msdse
Srs broura. H esri Writ T1Spe Il. T EiWsn s aassssT;
Sssrss RsSert Ecwxier; joseph W ps,,iT Oliver
HOwARD-PAYNE COLLEGE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL |
Fayette, No.. JUNE S.-The initial enter
tainment of the commencement exercises at !
Howard-Payne College was the art recep-
tion. The work in painting and drawing |
was exceptionally fine. The graduates dra- |
matte recital. by Misses Nellie Goodrich ard |
Alta Shepard. attracted a large audience at |
Centenary Chapel. In the evening. the
Howard-Payne Alumnae held their annual |
banquet at the college. at which many out |
Of-town guests were present. |
WINNERS IN DECLARATION CONTEST. |
SPECIAL. |
Lebanon. H.. June s.-The citizens prize |
contest. open to the students OF
McKendree College. took place last night in !!
the college chapel. The first prize was won |
by Miss Mary F. Flint of Salem, and the |
second went to W. c. Pfeffer of lebanon. |
P1AATONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY. |
EDTvn IN DEC i