The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-02


state board Of regents s turday even
ing selected heads 70. all the normal
schools, as we'll as teachers for the
various departments thereof
The most notable change was that
which displaced Prof Walter Ross
ftom the head Of the Northwestern
tHnlal at Aiva but that was not un-
expected, as the change was long
ntmcplated, but no successor was
chosen
The list is as fellows:
Central State Norma.
JAS. a. MCLAUGHLIN, president; Z J..
Griffith, vice esdent; Francis
Oakes. modern langnages, Richard VI
remmlng, commerce and agriculture;
l., ! Abbott, American history; G, II.
Smmcns, mathematics; John Davis,
chemistry and physics; W. Nj. Win
tom biology; Lula A. Barr, psychol'
ogy: Lucy Hampton. history; Lucy
Haskell English, otto Jelfrics, Latin;
Oscar j. Lehrer, strnged insttu-
ments, Grace Baker, drawing and
painting. Marilda Smith, vocal music;
Marguerite Brown, plano; Myrtle
West piano; v O. Wilson, manual
training; Clara r. Cook kindcrgal-
ten; Hettie b. starr. domestic ser
ence;. Maude A. Drake, oratory; An
nic g. Thornton, English; $. j.
Payne Chemistry and mathematics;
Bertha Matthews, critic teacher
Susie Ross, critic teacher; Cora Far
rel, critic teacher; Ruby Canton,
Librarian; Mrs Ada Brown, matron;
Harry Hughes, physical director
Ruth Henry, secretary to president;
j. E. Meyer. engineer; NJ A. Hunt, J.
G. Smith, lahitors, A. B. Worthing,
custodian.
East Central State Normal.
Chas. w Brles, president and phil
osophy of education, NJ. H. Perkins
vice president, psychology and educa
ton; Ralph ]. Brooks, physics, chem
istry and agriculture; G. T. Howor-
ton, Biology, geology and geography;
Rola G. Sears, history; e. r. Mat
thews, mathematics, W. d. Little
English; A. J.. Fenten, economies and
political science; W. I0 Roddie,
American history; Josephine Clark
Latin; j. Frank Lilly, German and
assistant English; Pearl u. McCu
ren, reading and public speaking;
Carlotta Anderson, piano; Verna Van
Worner, vocal music; Bertha Ruble,
domestic science; Archie Lee l yon,
commercial branches; Kate X
knight, critic teacher and assistant
mathematics; Mary A. Montague,
critic teacher; Helen A. Tu ner,
drawing; Melissa Bills, matron; Tril-
Ia Bonner librarian.
Northeastern State Normal.
d. Frank Redd, president ira j.
Cain, vice president and pedagogy, e.
A. Macmillan, biology; A. X Gossanb
physics and chemistry; ]. n. CLARK
English, w. L. Ford, agriculture, ge-
olcgy and geography; w. J. Pack
history; J.. NJ Logan, Latin and eco
nomics; j. NJ. Hacker, mathematics,
rrilla Reed, modern languages; H..
Louise George, vocal music and pi-
ano Carrie l.asley, kindergarten and
critic; Pearl S. Buchanan, model
school; E r. Nelson, manual train
ing; Hen-yetta Seigel, art and draw
ing. Francis D. Davis, oratorg and
reading Cora B Clegcr, commercial
department. Mollie J. stone domes-
iic science; Jcnana Ballard, assist
ant critic; Anna Logau, assistant
English; Walter Hicks, enginceri
Willie Whitmorc registrar; Eliza
Rule, librarian.
Southwestern State Normal.
j. f. Sharp, president, y. 5, Cow
art, vice president and pedagogy
Rose Bet. latin; George Sanders
Latin and etymology; w, } Pointer
'Qhyscs and chemistry; W. A. Ward
ncr, biography; G. +. Scott, agricul-
lure ard physical geography; I. A..
G. ces, English and literature, y. T..
Downing, composition and rhetoric.
II. + House, modern language ION
leave of ABSENCE; Nose Gasgill,
uathematics and boys physical train.
ing, G. w Kirby, mathematics Miss
owen, European history and political
economy; Dora Stewart, American
history and civics Edna Madd0xr
commercial department; d. NJ. Brew
n oratury f ancs Higgins, drawing
and art; CLARK Woodward, manual
training and mechanical drawing
Forest Schuls, stringed instruments;
Nancy Lee Goodwin, music, piano
Jane Porter Sloss, music; May Laura
WilIett. music Emma d. Miller, kim
dergarten. Carrie Burks, mode
school critic. Josie Branson, model
school critic: Miss Ostenberg, model
.ak.oI o.itfa. LNr.,Irfna tIalo aagfa A.
ant exp. girls physical training; G. W
Bohannan, geer, pen, orthosraphy;
Mamie B. Davis, domestic science,
Nettie ~ Smith. assistant domestic
science: Cynthia Duncan. matron
Nellie c. Bread, secretary and regis
ser: Mrs. VI. Quigiey, Librarian; Chas
! Bargley. ianltor. old building JohI
Beck, janitor, new building: George
| 3riscoe, engineer and fireman; Chas
Tumy. assistant iantor. new bpildtng
and engineer.
southeastern state Normal.
~ &. Moore, president; G. B. Nor
ris, vice president and mathematics
r. G. King, history; A. e. Faulkner
/ pedagogy: l.. s. Demand, Europeal
! history, Bessie Trent, English litera
sure; Hugh A. Carroll, grammar an
rhetoric; Paul Z. Laird physics am
chemistry; Jessie G lie. agriculture
ella Hockaday, biology and betany
/ Kenneth Kaufman, modern language
Gertrude Hunt, geography and geo
ogy; Anna Pearson, commercial dt
Daftment Alice McKenney piano
Allie McKenneg. domestic SCIENCE
ISABEL Boyd. physical culture az
art, Alice Col1in drawing Rcube
y. Hardy register and secretary
Miriam He.od. kIndergarten: Ell