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1912

NINETEENTH ANNUAL

CATALOGUE
OF THE

State

Normal School
OF THE

FOURTH DISTRICT
East Stroudsburg, Penn'a

1912

CALENDAR FOR 1912-1913
RECORD PRINT
STROUDSBURG, PA.

DAILY

1912

Calendar 1912-1913.

Fall

Sixteen Weeks.

September

3,

Term.
Opens Tuesday,
19 12, and closes

Friday, December 20, 1912.

Anniversary of Minisink Literary Society,
Friday Evening, October

18.

Winter Term.
Twelve Weeks.

December
Friday,

Opens Monday,

30, 19 12,

March

and closes

21, 19 13.

Spring Term.

Twelve Weeks.

March

31,

Opens Monday,

19 13, and closes

Wednesday, June

18,

19 13.

Anniversary of Shakespearean Society,
Friday Evening, April

Commencement, June

18.

18, 1913.

Board

of Trustees.
Officers.

President
Acting President
Secretary

Treasurer

MR. MILTON YETTER*
MR. B. F. MOREY
MR. SEELEY ROSENKRANS
MR. M S. KISTLER

Representing the Stockholders.
1910-1913.
of Three Years,

Term

Mr. B. F. Morey
J. M. Wyckofe
Mr. Patrick Cullather

Term

of Three Years.

W. KistlER
Mr. Seeley Rosenkrans
A.

Mr.

L.

Stroudsburg, Pa.
East Stroudsburg, Pa.
East Stroudsburg, Pa.

,

H. Nicholas

1911-1914.
East Stroudsburg, Pa.
East Stroudsburg, Pa.
Portland, Pa.

Term of Three Years. 1912-1915.
East Stroudsburg,
John F. Henry
Mr. Frank J. KistlER
East Stroudsburg,
Mr. Fred W. Eilenberger .... North Water Gap,
Dr.

Term

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Representing the State.
1910-1913.
of Three Years.

Mr. W. B. Holmes
Honesdale,
Hon. Geo. F. Davies
Lansford,
Mr. C. H. Warman
East Stroudsburg,
Term of Three Years. 1911-1914.
Wm. B. Eilenberger, Esq
East Stroudsburg,
Mr. George M. Harleman .... South Bethlehem,
Mr. Will F. Maguire
Plains,
Term of Three Years. 1912-1915.
Scranton,
James J. Powell, Esq
Dr. J. Anson Singer
East Stroudsburg,
Mr. Frank B. Michaels
East Stroudsburg,
*Died during term of

office.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa.
Pa.

Pa.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Standing Committees.
Grounds and Buildings.
Morey,
Dr. John Henry,
W. B. Holmes,
Will Maguire,
Seeley Rosenkrans.

B. F.

Supplies.

Seeley Rosenkrans,
*Samuel Fenner,
Geo F. Davies,
C. H. Warman,
L. H. Nicholas.
Instruction and Discipline.

Dr. J. Anson Singer,
Wm. B. Eilenberger,
F. J Kistler, *A. W. Dickson, Geo. M. Harleman,

Frank

B.

Michaels,

B. F.

Morey.

Finance.
Kistler, L. H. Nicholas, Fred W. Eilenberger,
C. H. Warman,
Geo. F. Davies.

F. J.

Advertising.

Patrick Cullather,
Samuel Fenner,
B. Michaels, W. B. Holmes, A. W. Dickson.

Frank

State

Board

of

Examiners.

June I2th-i4th, 1912.

W.

S.

Hertzog, Department of Public

Instruction.

Rothermel, Principal, Kutztown.
G. W. Moore, Superintendent, Chester county.
Daniel FlEishER, Superintendent, Lancaster
P. M. Harbold, Superintendent, Lancaster.
E. A. Retan, Superintendent, Tioga county.

A. C.

F. L.

Cloud, Superintendent, Conshohocken.

*Died during term of

office.

county.

Faculty.
E. L.

KEMP, Sc

Principal

D., Litt. D.,

Pedagogy and German.

DANIEL WOLFORD LA RUE,

Ph.

D.,

Psychology and Pedagogy.

JOHN

M.

YETTER,

Pd. D.

Natural Sciences.

JAMES W. PAUL,

M.

S.,

History and Civics.

ALBERT

WANNEMAKER,

D.

Latin, Greek,

WILLIAM

M. SEGUINE,
Higher Mathematics.

EDWARD

R.

A. M.,

German.
E. E.,

HAERTER,

A.

B..

Adjunct Teacher of Natural Science.

LEON

H.

RICHMOND,

Ph.

B.,

Adjunct Teacher of Natural Science.

MISS

HELEN

Principal of

G.

IRVING,

Model School.

MISS HELEN W. O'NEILL,
Assistant Principal of

MISS

B.

S.,

Model School.

LUVERNE GOODENOUGH
Kindergar tner.

•

C

E.

WALTER,
glish

Faculty.
MISS

MARGARET

Pianoforte, Voice,

MISS

EDNA

L.

H.

MAULE.

Harmony.

ROSENKRANS,

A.

B.,

English.

MISS

MARGARET

O.

HEWLETT,

Drawing, Applied Arts, and Domestic Science.

MISS ELIZABETH KURTZ,

Ph.

B.,

A. M.,

Geography and Mathematics.

MISS M. KATHERINE HILL,
Elocution and Rhetoric.

MISS

EMMA A.

SINGER,

B. S.,

Adj. Teacher of Latin and Critic in Model School.

MISS JESSIE M. HURST,
Physical Culture.

D.

WESLEY

LEE,

Manual Training.

MISS ALBINA FENNER

;

Preceptress.

CLARENCE

B.

ALTEMOSE,

Book-keeper and Teacher of Book-keeping.

MRS.

EMMA KEISER
Matron.

;

EAST STROUDSBURG,

The
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School.

Assembly passed in the Spring
Stroudsburg became the seat of the State
Normal School of the Fourth District of Pennsylvania.
The district embraces Wayne, Lackawanna, Luzerne,
This
Carbon, Northampton, Monroe and Pike counties.
is one of the foremost districts in the State not only in
population and wealth, but also in matters educational.
It excels in length of term, salaries paid to teachers, and
in the number and quality of its High Schools.
virtue of an Act of

E ast

of 1893,

has been the constant aim of the authorities of the
from the beginning to make it in every way worthy
of the magnificent district for the preparation of whose
It

school

teachers

it

was

specially called into existence

;

to

make

it,

high grade and thorough professional training
school.
To this end every effort has been made to maintain a high standard of excellence in its corps of teachers,
in short, a

make

its Model School a model school in fact as well as
name, to develop a full and modern equipment, to
beautify the buildings and grounds, and to promote every
interest that can give life and character to the student

to

in

body.

The school is progressive and is always seeking
something better beyond. It has been remarkably successful in its efforts to guarantee to its graduates a high
degree of scholastic attainment.
The development of its
professional courses of study is exceptionally complete
and thorough, and the Model School is always full to
overflowing and has always been fortunate in its management.

It

affords the best of practical training in

different departments of public school work.

all

the

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Location.
There could be no better location for a school. Three
away is the Delaware Water Gap, fifteen miles in
another direction is Mount Pocono, and between, lies the
richly varied and picturesque country now so well known

miles

because of the vast number of people

who

resort to

it

for

health and recreation.
The school is, therefore, surrounded by scenes of beauty unsurpassed, if equalled, anywhere else in our great State. Best of all, because of the
elevation, the purity of the atmosphere, and the number
of swift-running mountain streams of pure water, the
location

is

as healthful as

it is

beautiful.

East Stroudsburg is separated from Stroudsburg by
The two towns together form a
a narrow stream only.
busy and progressive community of nearly eight thousand
They are practically one town, among the handpeople.
somest in the State.

Buildings and Grounds.

On

high ground overlooking the towns and much of
the magnificent country surrounding them, on a spacious

and beautiful campus, are located the buildings. They
are four in number, not including the boiler and engine
house located on an adjoining piece of ground.

The Administration and Dormitory Building

is

elegant brick and stone structure, four stories high.

an
It

has a frontage of 176 feet, and three wings extending
back 152 feet.
On the upper floor of the central wing of
this building is a handsome chapel with a seating capacity
for nine hundred people, and on the
lighted, cheerful dining

room

in

first floor is

a well-

which four hundred can

be comfortably seated.

A

few paces north of the Administration Building, ex-

tending

forward,

is

the

Recitation

Hall.

It

is

120

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and 60

in width.

PA.

In

it

13

are fifteen well-

and well equipped laboratories, besides a number of side rooms provided
for the convenience and comfort of the teachers and
It is one of the very finest and best appointed
students.
lighted recitation rooms, including large

buildings for the purpose in the State.

To

the south of the Administration Building, directly

opposite the recitation hall and similar to

type of architecture,

is

Model School.

the

oughly modern building.

No

better

may

it

in size
It is

and

a thor-

be found any-

Model School are two dormitory floors.
These add a number of very attractive rooms for stuOver

where.

the

dents.

To

the rear of the Recitation Hall is the Gymnasium.
has a floor space 60 by 90 feet, and an annex, 40 by 18
feet, containing a reception room, parlor, office, and apartIt

ments for the instructor. The basement contains baths,
lockers, and dressing rooms.
The building is fully furnished with the best modern apparatus.
Back of the gymnasium is a hospital building, well
furnished.

It is

intended to prevent the spread of con-

tagious diseases, in case any should occur.
All the buildings are heated with steam and lighted

with

electricity.

The
The

school

is

Students'

made

as

Rooms.

nearly

as

possible

a

home

and comfortable. Their
rooms are unusually large, and are furnished with the
best Ingrain and Brussels Carpet, substantial hard wood
furniture, and neat iron bedsteads.
Each bed is furnished with woven wire springs, a mattress, two pillow cases,
sheets, and one comfort.
It is advisable for students to
bring with them extra blankets or quilts, each marked
with the owner's name.
for

the

students,

cheerful

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The Four Years' Normal
School Course.
This course is based on the "unit" plan as proposed by
The Carnegie Foundation.

"A unit" represents a year's study in any subject in a
secondary school.
It is assumed to be the work done in
one hundred and twenty sixty minute periods or their
equivalent.

Students admitted to the First Year shall have a fair
knowledge of Arithmetic, Reading, Orthography, Penmanship, United States History, Geography, Grammar,
Physiology, Civics, and the Elements of Algebra to
Test by Faculty.
Quadratics.
First Year.
No. of 60

Algebra

m inute

periods or No. of 45 minute periods

120
120

160
160

120
and School Law
Orthography
30
Reading" and Public
40
Speaking
Ancient and Mediae-

160
40

Latin
School

Management

val History

Physical Geography
Arithmetic

Grammar

Vocal Music
Physical Training
Manual Training and
Domestic Science

50

120

100
50
100
160

40
60

50
80

80
40
80

50

40

1160

Second Year.
No. of 60 minute periods or No. of 45 minute periods
160
120

Plane Geometry

Rhetoric, Composition, Classics

Botany
Zoology
Book-keeping

120
80
40
40

160
100
50
50

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Modern History and
English History
Ceasar
General Methods

120
120

Physical Training

80
60

Drawing

100
160
160
100

80

80

Manual Training or
Domestic Science

40

50

1170

Third Year.
No. of 60 minute periods or No. of 45 minute periods

Psychology and
Observation

Cicero, German
or French
Literature, Eng.

and Am.

History, U.
Civics

S.

120

160

120

160

80

100

60
60

80
80

and

GeographyPhysiology and
School Sanitation

Geom. and Trigonometry
Methods in History
and Geography

60

80

120

160

80

100
160

Solid

Physics
Physical Training

120

80

60

1160

In the third year the History of Arts and Science may be substituted for Cicero, French or German.
Geology and Astronomy
may be substituted for Solid Geometry and Troginometry.

Fourth Year.
No. of 60 minute periods or No. of 45 minute periods
Practice Teaching
120
160

History of Education

Agriculture and
Nature Study
Arithmetic

Grammar

Methods in Arithmetic and Grammar
Virgil,

German

or French

80

100

80
40
40

100

80

100

120
40
120

50
50

Drawing
Manual Training or

40

160
50
160
50

Domestic Science
Physical Training

40
60

50
80

Public Speaking

Chemistry

1110

In the fourth year Ethics, Logic and Sociology may be substituted for Virgil, French or German. Philosophy of Education, or
may be substituted for Ethics, Logics or Sociology.

Surveying

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Rules Governing Admission.
Properly certified graduates of approved Pennsyl1.
vania High Schools of the first grade and City High
Schools as listed by the Department of Public Instruction
be admitted to the third year of the course without
examination, and must be conditioned in the branches

may

needed for admission which they have not satisfactorily
completed.
2.
Properly certified graduates of approved Pennsylvania High Schools of the second grade may be admitted
to the second year of the course, and must be conditioned

branches which they have not satisfactorily com-

in the

pleted.

Properly certified graduates of approved Pennsylvania High Schools of the third grade may be admitted
to the first year of the course without examination, and
must be conditioned in the branches which they have not
satisfactorily completed.
3.

To be admitted to the fourth year students must
4.
be examined by both the faculty and the State Board of
Examiners.
5.

of

all

Residence for the

last

two years must be required

students except graduates of four year courses in

college approved by the University Council.

dents

may

Such

be graduated after one year's residence.

stu-

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Supplementary Course.
(In addition to the

Leading

to the

Degree

Regular Course.)

of

Bachelor of Pedagogics.

Philosophy of Education, Advanced Psychology.
Discussion of Educational Questions; School Superincluding School Law; Devices for Teaching;

vision,

Educational Theories,

etc.

School Apparatus and Appliances; Description, Use,
Preparation.

Leading

Two

to the

Degree

of

Master

of Pedagogics.

years' teaching after graduation in the Regular

Course.
Professional Reading, with abstracts; History of
Education in the United States (Boone)
European
Schools (Klemm), Systems of Education (Parsons).
;

Sanitary Science, School Architecture,

etc.

Thesis.

A

full

equivalent will be accepted for any of the text-

books named above.
sics for all the

The course

in

reading and clas-

courses shall be determined by the Board

of Principals at their meeting, and shall be the same for
all

Normal

Schools.

Special Rules Concerning Examinations.

— If

i.-

State

the faculty of any State Normal School, or the
Board of Examiners, decide that a person is not

prepared to pass an examination by the State Board, he
shall not be admitted to the same examination at any
other State Normal School during the same school year.

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2.

—

If

any person who has completed the examinations

required for admission to the Third or Fourth Class

any State Normal School, desires to enter another
Normal School, the Principal of the school at which the
examination was held shall send the proper certificate
at

which the person desires
Except for the reason here stated, no certisetting forth the passing of Third Year studies

to the Principal of the school
to attend.
ficate

shall be issued.

3.

—Candidates

tunity of being

for graduation shall have the oppor-

examined

in

any higher branches, include
all studies com-

ing vocal and instrumental music; and
pleted by

4.

them

— Persons

shall be

named

in their certificates.

who have been graduated may

be ex-

amined at any State examination in any higher branches,
and the Secretary of the Board of Examiners shall certify on the back of their diplomas to the passing of the
branches completed at said examination.
5.

—A

certificate

applicants in

all

setting forth the proficiency of

all

the studies in which they desire to be

examined by the State Board of Examiners shall be prepared and signed by the Faculty and presented to the
Board.
6.

— Graduates of State Normal Schools

in the regular

course and graduates of accredited colleges

may become

candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Pedagogics and
Master of Pedagogics. To obtain these degrees, can-

examined by the Faculty and State
Board upon the studies of the Supplementary Course.
Three years' successful teaching in the public schools of
the State since graduation (or two years in the case of
candidates who taught in the Model School) will be redidates must be

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candidates for the degree of Master of Pedastudy indicated

all

gogics, in addition to the branches of

above.

Approved, Jan.

9, 1901.

NATHAN

C.

SCHAEFFER,

Supt. of Public Instruction.

College Preparatory

A

Work.

large precentage of our students prepare for college.

Some

of these are special college preparatory students,

them also complete the Normal Course. All
Academic studies of this course are necessary for
preparation to enter college, and by making proper substitutions and doing some extra work a good student of
but most of
the

the regular course

time he graduates.

may

be ready to enter college by the

When

students confine themselves to
prepartory work, their work is arranged to harmonize
with the requirements of the college or university they in-

We have sent students to all the large coland universities in the East, and their high standing

tend to enter.
leges

there attests the excellence of their preparation.

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Departments

of Study.

Pedagogy.

We

never lose sight of the fact that, as a professional
it was for the department of Pedagogy in particular that our Normal School was founded, and we always
school,

endeavor to give to

department the importance and
There are three
branches of the work, School Management, Methods,
General and Special, and the History of Education.
The design of the course in School Management is to
set forth, (i) the aim of school government as related
to the pupil's character and the teacher's control, and (2)

dignity which

the

it

this

properly demands.

means whereby

the

METHODS. —The
is

aim may be

realized.

aim of the instruction in Methods
by the study of the

to lay a secure theoretical foundation

technique of instruction for the pupil's cadet teaching in

Model School in the Senior year and
work as a teacher. The topics studied

the

his subsequent

include

:

The

nature and aims of the educative process; the recitation,
as instruction, test,

drill,

individual system; the

assignment

;

the Batavia class-

media and methods of instruction;

the inductive development lesson

;

lesson plans

;

the text-

book; examinations and marking; the art of asking questions; the training of observation.
A general survey of
the aims, principles and methods of teaching geography,
arithmetic and reading, and of language training, is supplemented by reports by the students based upon their
observation of the teaching of these branches in the training department.
In the Senior year there is special class study of the
fundamental principles of pedagogy and the practice
This latter involves a
training of the Model School.
weekly meeting with the principal for criticism and in-

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struction in the details of school work and meetings of
groups of student-teachers with the special teachers of
the Normal School who have supervision of their work.
In these group meetings, as in the meetings of the whole
class with the Model School principal, the students receive
instruction in methods.

HISTORY OF EDUCATION.— This

study

is

re-

maturity of
the school life of the students.
They are expected to
trace the development of modern educational thought and
practice, to obtain such knowledge of educational systems
as will enable them to avoid the errors of the past and
adopt what is tried and true, to become inspired by the
devoted lives of the world's great teachers, and be led to
served for the Senior year, awaiting the

full

form the noblest and best possible ideals of the work
which they propose to engage.

in

Psychology.
The

Normal curriculum
fundamental, constituting
the introductory discipline which more than any other
conditions the intelligent mastery of pedagogical literature.
Recognizing its central position in the Department of Pedagogy, we have made provision for an entire
year of 200 periods for its study.
is

position of Psychology in the

no longer

The work
mental
quizzes,

in dispute.

It is

consists of the mastery of a text, experi-

demonstrations,
the

presentation

class

experiments,

of papers

lectures,

and reports, and

own thoughts,
preliminary to the observation of the

training in the observation of the student's
feelings

and

acts,

The memory mastery of the
subordinated to original psychological insight
and self mastery the constant aim is to train the student
expressive acts of others.
text

is

;

to 'psychologize', as well as to
telligent reader.

The

become a

critical

and

in-

point of departure and the point

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of return also,

is

always a practical, concrete situation,

most frequently a schoolroom situation. The course
aims to be the training course of the curriculum.

The following

indicates the scope of the

work

OUTLINES OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY.

I.

This covers the ground work of the science from the
descriptive and functional points of view
sensation,
;

perception,

movement,

association,

memory, imagination,

PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY.

II.

reason,

instinct, impulse, habit, etc.

In keep-

modern tendency among psychologists, technical details in anatomy and neurology are avoided,
and the emphasis placed upon the functional relationship existing between the mind and the nervous system.
The department is provided with models; and charts
of the functionally important members of the nervous
system are made and explained by the students. The
study of the nervous system is developed from the standing with the

of phylogeny
unifying function.

points

and

ontogeny,

EXPERIMENTAL

III.

laboratory

Bradley

is

PSYCHOLOGY.

provided with a

Company

emphasizing

full

set

its

The

of the Milton

Pseudoptics, eye test cards, skeins for

touch weights, EdelmannGalton whistle, a campimeter, esthesiometer, color mixer,
kymograph, plethysmograph, sphygmograph, pneumograph, ergograph, etc.
Besides, numerous experiments
are performed without apparatus or with simple pieces
Qualitative and quantitative
devised in the laboratory.
experiments are carried out on the senses, especially
vision,
the elementary bodily expressions of mental
detecting

states,

color

blindness,

association,

memory,

etc.

The laboratory work

proved interesting to the student and
familiarized him with some of the methods of current

has

not only

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modern

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structure of psychology

largely depends, but has frequently proved the entering

wedge

into a science

whose

elusive processes render

A

particularly difficult of mastery.

it

simple experiment

more fruitful than hours of verbal explanaThere is good reason why the 'objective method'

has proved
tion.

should be applied in psychology.

EDUCATIONAL AND GENETIC PSY-

IV.

CHOLOGY.

Frequent reference

is

made throughout

the course to the pedagogical bearing of the facts studied,

and

to their differences

as

dependent

upon

different

stages of development in the race and in the individual.

A

special text-book

is

used in Educational Psychology,

on such topics as Heredity, Instinct,
Predisposition, Habit, Attention, Fatigue and Learning
The tests commonly used in the schoolroom are also presented.
Each student offers a thesis on the subject in
which he is most interested. Aside from the literature,
emphasis being

laid

opportunity for the study of the child mind
in the practice

work

in the

is

afforded

Model School.

for work in applied psychology
Methods class.

is

Opportunity
also given in the

Mathematics.
The work
on with the

in all the subjects in

special

mathematics

is

carried

to aid the student in teaching the

Every effort is made to
power and desire to carry on
investigations, and the realization that the work
the class room is but the beginning of the work
branches

various

aim

studied.

inculcate a love of study, the

original

done

in

of the true student.

The

sine

qua non of success of the teacher

is first

the

mastery of the subject matter, so thoroughness in preparation of the academic part is made essential and neces-

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sary in

all

of the subjects. Accuracy in statement, and

rapidity in execution receive careful attention as requisites

of great importance for the teacher's work.

Ability to

apply the principles is tested by a wide range of exercises
in all of the branches.

Physical Science.

The

physical sciences are pre-eminently the studies in

which students should develop the habit of careful observation, accurate discrimination, independent judgment,
correct inference, and an enthusiastic interest
the
in
marvelous mechanism of the universe revealed in the
forms of existence that environ them. In the different
departments of science, text-books, as far as possible, are
used only as aids to the study of the things themselves.
The students are required to investigate by observation
and experiment, make inferences and keep systematic
records of the results.

GEOGRAPHY. —The

course in this subject includes
Mathematical, and Physical Geography.
The school is well supplied with maps, globes, and the
other materials necessary to correct and interesting instruction and they are used not only so the student may
learn from them, but that he may also be prepared to use

Political,

;

them

in such

manner

as will enable

him

to teach success-

fully with them.

This section of the State offers a
work in geography, and this

tional

fine field for
is

made

observa-

a prominent

feature of the course.

BOTANY—The

aim of the course

in

Botany

is

to

give the student a general idea of the physiology, ecology,
reproduction, and morphology of all plants and to arouse
intelligent interest in the study of vegetation.

By

indi-

vidual experiments and laboratory work, the structure

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and functions of the various parts of a plant are determinThe response of plant life to heat, light, and
ed.
moisture is carefully observed.
and drawings are made.

All data are recorded

Familiarity in the use and care of a

scope

is

required.

microscopic

makes a

slides.

The

compound miscro-

student prepares and examines

Forestry

is

studied and each student

detailed study of the development of a tree

An herbarium is required. Diversified
a year.
forms of plants are analyzed in order that the student,
himself, may analyze any unfamiliar specimen.
The
growth, structure and effects of bacteria and other fungi
are observed.
Ferns and other cryptogams are classified.
for

In ZOOLOGY also the laboratory plan is followed,
with numerous supplementary lectures and illustrations.
The work begins with 'those specimens with which the
students are most familiar and which are
time.

The

common

at the

students are led to compare these with others

but less familiar classes and of a lower
order until the amoeba is reached.
Then the work
proceeds to (the higher types, always by comparing the
more familiar with those less familiar to the student. A
collection of dried and mounted specimens is required
of each student.
of

similar

In CHEMISTRY the laboratory work occupies two
days of a week arid demonstrations with lectures and
recitations three days.
All experiments must be performed by the student under the direction of the instructor and a record must be made before the students
leave the laboratory of observations of the

phenomena

accompanying each experiment.

When GEOLOGY
are

made

acquainted
cal

forces

is studied, numerous excursions
order that the students may become
with the effects of the various geologi-

in

and

agents.

This

section

of

country,

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so rich in geological formations, makes the subject a
very delightful one. To supplement the work there
is
an unusually fine collection of minerals based

upon the valuable separate collections of Joseph C. Roop,
Mrs. Margaret C. Brodhead, and Garret Tucker, presented to the school.
Brigham's Geology is the text used.

PHYSICS.

—This

subject

is

means of experiments and by
•

own

taught inductively.
calling

upon the

By

pupil's

experience and observation the various laws and

principles are illustrated

and formulated.

of the apparatus in experimenting

is

Manipulation

required of the

pupils.

Original investigation and

illustration

are

strongly

encouraged.

PHYSIOLOGY.— It is the

aim of

this

branch of study

to give

to the students correct ideas of the structure,

activity

and care of the human body, and,

time,

make

the subject a valuable

at the same
means of mental de-

velopment.
As the importance of observation and experiment in this branch is also recognized, facilities are
offered for the objective methods of study.
The student is encouraged to confirm the knowledge
he gets from the text-book, by the actual observation of
The use of the microscope is
the objects themselves.
encouraged, and lectures and illustrations accompany the
One of the finest manikins that can be prorecitations.
cured in Paris is the property of the school.

History.

GENERAL HISTORY.— Four

periods a week for
weeks are devoted to Ancient and Mediaeval history by the first year class.
The second year class is given the same amount of
time for Modern and English history.
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in the

third year class

is

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27

required to spend a half year

review of United States history and

civil

govern-

ment.

The study of history is made a thought exercise by
comparisons and the study of events in their relations
to each other, and 'their bearing on civilization.
Papers on different topics are required from time

to

time.

Government

is

studied in large measure in connection

with history.

Language.
In

teaching

ENGLISH GRAMMAR

the

aim

is

not only to have the students obtain a thorough knowledge
of grammar as a technical study, but also to accustom

them
in

to correct

and

fluent use of the English language

speech and writing.

Examples are taken from compositions, examination
papers, and conversations, and are brought before the
class for correction.

the ordinary mistakes

tongue.
exercises
in

an

Students are thus helped to avoid
made in the use of the mother

Such corrections and abundant
make the work of the grammar

constructive
class training

art as well as in a science.

COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC—The

course

thorough drill in Composition and in Rhetoric;
daily themes in the practical application of the principles
underlying the forms of prose discourse; critical study
of the Novel, the Short Story, Description and Poetry;
oral composition.
The course aims to arouse in the pupil
an intelligent appreciation of the beauties of the mothertongue, an ability to speak and to write with clearness,
force and ease, and a genuine love for the best in literaoffers

ture.

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LITERATURE. — The

course in Literature conforms

as nearly as possible to the college entrance requirements

Eastern states. The study of the
supplemented by a course in the history of
English Literature, in which constant effort is made to
give the prominent characteristics of each period together
with the salient details of the lives of the representative
makers of prose and poetry.
The aim in the reading of the classics is not only to
of the Middle and
classics

is

give the student a knowledge of the selections read but

and appreciation for the best literature
and to equip him with a working knowledge of the principles of criticism, whereby the reader can determine for
himself what constitutes good literature.
to create a taste

LATIN.

—The

first

First

Campaign,

devoted to
being
to
ground the pupils thoroughly in the fundamental principles of paradigms and construction.
The disciplinary
value of the study is held to be of prime importance.
Constant stress is laid upon close, careful, and painstakThe
ing study in the preparation of the lessons assigned.
quality of the work done is rated above the quantity of
ground covered. The aim throughout the course is to
afford every student the best opportunity to acquire a
knowledge and free use of the means and methods of
Caesar's

year

in

Latin

is

the

object

who

desire

translation and interpretation.

GREEK. —Those

students

to take the

classical course in college are required to study Greek.

The aim

command

is

to give

them a thorough

preparation, such a

of the vocabulary and syntax of the language

as will enable

them

to become acquainted with the literand its nobility, and the inspiration of
always kept in view.

beauties,

ature,

its

Greek

life is

MODERN LANGUAGES.—The beginning classes
modern

languages are

taught

by

the

in

conversational

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method.

A

German, for

German

lessons conducted in

29

instance, is made as
The lessons are object
German. The command of language

class in

nearly as possible a

PA.

class.

developed in the oral exercises is perfected in written
themes.
This work is supplemented with easy reading

and as rapidly as possible, the students are
grounded in the elements of grammar. The first reading
lessons,

The reading is
generally are not translated.
followed by questions in the language to be answered
This method not only introduces the
in the same way.
students to a usable knowledge of a foreign tongue, but
lessons

serves also as the best possible preparation for the study
its literature, as it develops grasp of the
language as mere translation can not.

of

The

spirit

of a

Practical Arts.

—

DRAWING. The purpose of this work is to develop
observation and concentration of thought, to train the
hand

to execute quickly

and accurately that which the
an appreciation of the

brain dictates, and to cultivate

A

good foundation in freehand, perspective,
nature study, landscape-sketching, pose-drawing,
composition and design is developed in the students. The

beautiful.
still-life,

mediums used are pencil, crayon, charcoal and water-color.
The class work of the second year consists in a daily
exercise of twenty-eight weeks, and special emphasis

is

upon the methods of teaching drawing. At least one
lesson a week during the year is given those seniors who
teach drawing and all seniors who desire may join this
laid

class.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING.— For
those

who wish

to

make drawing

course including the applied

a specialty, a thorough

arts,

weaving,

basketry,

and stencilling is planned and special
struction may be had in any branch in any medium.

troled-leather

in-

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SEWING. —A
tal stitches is

also
etc.

thorough course in all the fundamengiven the students of the first year class;

embroidery suitable for application to waists, belts,
In the second year class, students apply the work

of the

first

year to the making of garments.

MANUAL

TRAINING.— This department embraces
Clay Modeling, Mechanical Drawing, Raffia Work,
Basket-weaving,
and
The wood
Wood Work.
work is designed to develop practical skill in knife work,
wood carving, and in such use of carpenter's tools as
will be useful to the students in their future work.
The
articles made are such as embody the different exercises
in the order of their simplicity and have practical utility.

PENMANSHIP. — Thorough

instruction in the prin-

ciples of both Vertical and Slant Systems is supplemented
by practice for good, healthful position and rapid, easy

execution preparatory to practical applications in exercises in

The blackboard

books and on the blackboard.

exercises are an important feature of the work.

BOOK-KEEPING.— Both

single entry

and

consists in

thorough

drill

in writing

double

The work

entry systems of book-keeping are taught.

up from dictation

the principal commercial papers,, and complete sets of

books are kept, applying all business processes as they
The students are compelled
occur in actual transactions.
to reason out each transaction.

Physical Training.

The attainment of
The aims of this department are
bodily health and symmetry; education of the will; and
:

greater co-ordination between
All students

physically

mind and body.

able

are

required

physical training during their entire course.

sary that they provide suits before entering

to

It is

—

or,

take
necesthese

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31

may

be ordered at the school, prices ranging from $3.50
to $5.00.
For women, the suit consists of blue serge
for the
bloomers, a middy, and gymnasium slippers
men, a sweater or jersey and gymnasium shoes.
Before entering a class, all women are given a physical
examination.
This examination determines the muscular
development of the student and ascertains any weakness
or deformity that may exist.
The course has been carefully graded. It includes
tactics, free calisthenics (German and Swedish systems),
light
apparatus, heavy apparatus, games and plays,
rythm work, folk-dancing, and athletics.
During the third year special attention is given to the
theory and teaching of gymnastics, each student being required to conduct regular class work.
During the
Senior Year the students have the privilege of teaching
classes in the Model School.
This experience enables
;

each pupil to conduct the physical training work required
in

most public schools.

Music.
All students

who

intend to graduate are required to

take a course in vocal music to prepare

music
ity to

in the Public Schools.

teach music in the

They

them

to teach

are given opportun-

Model School under

the direction

of the supervisor of music.

A

three year course in the Teaching of Public School

Music has been

established.

Material necessary for use in the grades and High
School, and the best method of presenting this material,
is

carefully outlined.

Voice placing, Sight
History are taught.

A

singing,

Harmony and Music

Male Glee Club, Womens Chorus, and Mixed Choral

Society are maintained and give opportunity for those

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32

who

sing

to

secure

instruction

in

part-singing

and

interpretation.

Piano course

is

as follows

First Year.

Elementary work.

Hand

formation.

Technic.

Melody

Studies.

Phrasing.

Second JYear.
Technic.

Elementary Harmony.
Studies in Phrasing.
Pieces of moderate difficulty.

Ensemble Playing.

Third Year.
Technic.

Harmony.
Advanced Studies in Phrasing and Interpretation.
Selections from Bach, Mozart, Schumann, Handel,
Schubert, Mendelssohn,

etc.

Practice in Public Playing.

Fourth Year.

Advanced Technic.
Harmony.
Counterpoint.

Phrasing.
Selections

from Classic and Modern Composers.

thoven, Chopin,

Bee-

etc.

Accompanying
Chamber Music.

of

Chorus

work

Graduation.
Recitals are given during the year.

and

Advanced

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The Model

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33

School.

Normal School, a Model School
This school is housed in a new and commodious building, well equipped and modern in every parIts class rooms are light and airy the assembly
ticular.
room for the pupils is large and attractive and the school
maintains its own library, which gives its pupils access to
wholesome and helpful books and magazines.
The Model School consists of nine grades and does the
regular work of the first nine grades of the public schools.
The teaching is done by 'the Seniors under the close superHere
vision of the model school principal and assistants.
In connection with the

is

maintained.

;

;

the Seniors put into actual use the principles of teaching

taught in the Normal School, become acquainted with aids

and various devices
and gain experience

in teaching,
in the

and receive instruction

handling of classes.

The course of study and

the

textbooks used are

kept in touch with conservative progress in school work.

The Aldine System in primary reading is used, followed
by many supplementary readers. The arithmetic work
is in keeping with the best ideas on this subject, and the
material

is

drawn from

the business life of to-day.

In

geography and history, teachers learn how to use supplementary material, using a text-book mainly as a guide
of work that shall not lack coherence,
Drawing, music and physical
training are under the supervision of the heads of the
departments of the Normal School.
Science and Nature
to a definite line

proportion, or system.

Study receive

special attention,

and the

excellent opportunity for such work.

locality furnishes

No

senior has less
than twenty-one weeks' actual experience in the teaching,
and as many seniors as can be provided for are expected
to teach throughout their senior year.
A well equipped
and well conducted Kindergarten is maintained in connection with the Model School.

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34

Rules and Regulations,

1.

Loud

talking, whistling, scuffling or

and boisterous behavior

any other rude

in the buildings is strictly pro-

hibited.

The

its forms in or about
and the use of intoxicating drinks or profane language and card playing are strictly prohibited.

2.

use of tobacco in any of

the buildings,

3.

No

or

baskets are provided for this purpose on

4.

thrown from the

dirt or other refuse shall be

windows, nor thrown into slop sinks

Students shall not

visit

toilets

all

;

waste

the halls.

each other's rooms during

the regular hours of study except by special permission

of the teacher in charge.

5.

No

student shall withdraw from the school during

the session without permission

from the

desirable that students leave school as

Principal.
little

It is

as possible

during the terms, and no permission will be granted to
or friends at a distance, or friends in town
or vicinity over night unless a written request for such
permission is received by the Principal from a parent or
visit relatives

guardian.

6.

All students are expected to be regular and prompt

in attendance at class, chapel

7.

and meals.

Ladies and gentlemen are not allowed to associate

together, excepting at such times

be designated by the Principal.

and occasions as may
Standing in groups in

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the

main

PA.

35

corridors, or prolonged conversations are not

allowed.

Each occupant will be held responsible for the conroom and any damage done to furni-

8.

dition of his or her

No

ture.

nails, screws, tacks, etc., shall

the walls, doors, windows, furniture,

be driven into

No

etc.

contriv-

ance shall be attached to locks or transoms for the purpose
of opening them.
Climbing into rooms over transoms
breaks the locks and doors, and is prohibited.
Pressing
botanical specimens under bed post, breaks the rails and

head boards, and

No

9.

is,

therefore, also prohibited.

student shall withdraw from classes to which

he has been assigned without special permission from the
Principal.

No

10.

gentleman not connected with the school

will

be permitted to meet, walk, or ride with a student of the
opposite sex except in cases of necessity and by permission.

Students shall attend public worship each Sunday
at the church of their choice or designated by
parents or guardian.
11.

morning

It is to

12.

be understood by the students that it
members of the faculty to see to

enjoined upon the

is
it

that the requirements of the school are complied with,

and that they have
acts that

may come

p.

m.
m.

;

authority to correct any improper

to their notice.

a. m.
Dinner, 12.00 m. Supper, 6.00
Study Hour, 7.00 p. m. 1st Retiring Bell, 9.45
Lights must be out promptly at 10.00 p. m.

Breakfast, 7.00
p.

full

;

;

;

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.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

Miscellaneous,
Library and Reading Room.
The Library and Reading Room

contains

reference

books, standard literary works, International and Stan-

dard dictionaries, cyclopedias, daily papers, magazines,
leading periodicals, and educational journals.
Lately
large additions have been made of books on travel, history
and pedagogy.
Mrs. Margaret C. Brodhead has presented to us a
number of valuable works, and we have developed a plan
for making regular monthly additions of the best new
books published. This plan has proved so satisfactory
that we shall continue to adhere to it.

Lectures.
In order that the students may have opportunity to
hear some of the best lectures and musical attractions
during the year, a course of four or five entertainments
is arranged.
In addition to this the Music Department of the school
gives a concert, and the Societies each a public entertain-

ment.

The Model School

gives a closing Concert and

other interesting exercises.

The commencement

concert

is

always a very interesting

feature of the year.

Literary Societies.
There are two flourishing Literary

Societies, the Mini-

sink and the Shakespearean, which hold meetings every

Saturday evening.

All

students

except

such as can-

not attend are required to join one or the other.

These

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PA.

37

hold open meetings on the first and second
Friday evenings following the opening of each term.

societies

Christian Influence.

The Young Men's

Christian

Association,

organized

growth since.
The meetings are held in the Chapel every Sunday morning.
It is doing a good work among our young men.
in the Fall of '93, has continued a steady

The Y. W.

equally as flourishing and its influmarked.
very
The meetings are held in
the Model School Chapel every Sunday morning.
C. A.

ence for good

is

is

Every Sunday evening all the students whose church
do not forbid it are required to attend Bible

relations

study in the Chapel.
Principal.

The study

is

conducted by the
the churches

among

Subjects in controversy

are passed by.

Sunday morning, students are expected to attend some
one of the churches in the towns naturally the church

—

to

which they or

their parents belong.

Devotional exercises are conducted in the Chapel each

noon by the Principal or a member of the Faculty, at
which all the students are expected to be present.
Students whose church relations do not permit them to
be present during the religious exercises are required
to present themselves there for the

announcements.

Athletics.

A

large part of the

athletic field.

It is

campus has been

fitted

up

as an

kept in good condition, and a com-

modious grand stand has been erected upon it. The
Trustees encourage athletic sports by contributing

money
among

freely

for

the students

their
is

support.

The

strong and healthy.

athletic spirit

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38

Laundry.
Each

allowed to send to the laundry 12 pieces
including handkerchiefs, napkins
and towels. In calculating these 12 pieces a pair of
cuffs is counted as one piece, and a pair of hose as one
pupil

of clothes

piece.

is

per week,

The

fact that pupils

12 pieces during any one

put in

more than 12

may have

put in less than

week does not

pieces

entitle

any other week.

them to
For the

ladies only three starched pieces will be laundered per

week.

These starched pieces

will not include

waists, white dresses, or white dress skirts.

white shirt

Such

articles

laundered at a cost not exceeding forty per cent, of
the public laundry charges.
White petticoats will be
washed the entire year but will be ironed free only during the months of September, October, May and June.
Woolen and merino dress skirts will not be done in the
laundry.
Each article of clothing must have on it the
pupil's name, plainly marked with indelible ink.
Clothes
which are not marked will be returned unlaundered.
Clothes must be taken to the laundry in laundry bags, each
bag must have pupil's name plainly marked on it with
No clothes will be washed for any student
indelible ink.
the first week or the last week of any term.
will be

Outfits.

Each

pupil

is

expected to furnish, for personal use, the
One bed comforter or pair of blankets,

following articles
also towels

:

and napkins.

These must be plainly marked.

All articles of clothing likely to be sent to the laundry,

must be plainly marked with indelible ink. As no silverware is allowed to be sent from the Dining Room, a
knife, fork and spoon should be included in the outfit for
overshoes,
Slippers,
in
cases of sickness.
umbrella and raincoat should also be included.

use

an

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PA.

39

Text Books Used.
Beman &

Algebra
Arithmetic

Botany

Smith's Academic

& Robbins
Complete with Flora
Durrell

Leavitt,

.

Caesar

Walker

Cicero

Allen & Greenough
Williams' Elementary

Chemistry
Civics

Phillips'

Geography
Geology
Geometry, Plane
Geometry, Solid

Nation and State

Emerson College of Oratory
Rand & McNally, Pa. Edition
Brigham

Elocution

H

)

hh

j

German
Grammar
Grammar,

for the Seniors
History of Education
History, United States
History, General
History, English

Caesar's First Campaign
Management, School
Methods

Physics

Psychology
Educational Psychology
Experimental Psychology
Physiology
Rhetoric

Trigonometry

Joynes-Wesselhoeft
Buehler
Meiklejohn

Kemp
Morris

Myer
Niver
Jenner and Wilson

White
White
Hoadley's Elements
Yerkes
Pyle
Seashore
Colton
Shackford-Judson
Granville

Virgil

Bennett

Zoology

Davison

Analytic Geometry
College Algebra

Spheric Trigonometry

Tanner

& Allen
Wells

Granville

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Expenses
For

tuition, boarding,

of

Boarding Pupils.

washing, furnished and car-

peted rooms, steam heat, electric light and
service, per

week

$ 5.50

88.00
week
66.00
Winter term, 12 weeks, $5.50 per week
66.00
Spring term, 12 weeks, $5.50 per week
Registration Fee, payable upon registering each
Fall term, 16 weeks, $5.50 per

term
2.00
Chemicals for Laboratory use, Elementary Course 2.00
Chemicals for Laboratory use, Special Course, per
term
5.00
Extra charge for breakage in Chemical Laboratory.

Those who

Aid reduce their
expenses $1.50 per week, which deducted from the above
amounts, makes the expenses for boarding pupils as
avail themselves of State

follows

weeks
Winter term, 12 weeks
Spring term, 12 weeks
Fall term, 16

$64.00
48.00
48.00

Registration Fee, payable upon registering each

2.00
term
Chemicals for Laboratory use, Elementary Course 2.00
Chemicals for Laboratory use, Special Course per
term
5.00
Extra charge for breakage in Chemical Laboratory.

Expenses of Day Pupils.
Fall term, 16 weeks
Winter term, 12 weeks
Spring term, 12 weeks

$24.00
18.00
18.00

Registration Fee, payable upon registering each

term

2.00

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PA.

41

Chemicals for Laboratory use, Elementary Course
Chemicals for Laboratory use, Special Course per
term

Extra charge for breakage

in

2.00
5.00

Chemical Laboratory.

Expenses of Model Pupils.
For

and taband stationery for Regular Course

tuition, including use of text-books
lets,

pencils

per term

$

1

.00

This charge of $1.00 per term is payable to the PrinModel School at the beginning of each term
when pupils register. No pupil will be admitted to any
term until the bills of the previous term have been set-

cipal of the

tled in full.

Payments
term

Fall

:

for

—Boarding

Boarding Students.
pupils entitled to State

Aid are

required to pay $34.00 when they register, Sept. 3, 19 12,
(this includes the $2.00 Registration Fee), and $32.00 at
the middle of the term, Oct. 28, 19 12.

Winter Term

:

— Boarding

are required to pay $26.00

pupils entitled to State

when

30, 1912 (this includes the $2.00 Registration Fee),

$24.00

at

middle of the term, Feb.

Spring Term:

—Boarding

are required to pay $26.00
1

91 3

(this

$24.00

and

10, 19 13.

pupils entitled to State

when

Aid

they register, December

they register,

March

Aid
31,

includes the $2.00 Registration Fee), and

at the

middle of the term,

May

15, 19 13.

Boarding pupils who do not receive State Aid are required to pay $1.50 in addition to the amounts named
above.

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42

Payments

Day

for

Students.

—

Fall Term:
Day students who do not receive State
Aid, are required to pay $14.00 when they register, Sept.

19 1 2 (this includes the $2.00 Registration Fee), and
at the middle of the term, Oct. 28, 191 2.

3,

$12.00

Winter Term:

— Day

students

who do not receive
when they register,

State Aid, are required to pay $11.00

Dec. 30, 1912 (this includes the $2.00 Registration Fee),
and $9.00 at the middle of the term, Feb. 10, 1913.

Spring

Term

:

—Day students who do not

Aid are required

to

pay $1 1.00 when they

receive State

register,

March

9 13 (this includes the $2.00 Registration Fee), and
$9.00 at the middle of the term, May 15, 19 13.
31,

1

Day

who

students

receive State Aid, will be required

pay only the Registration Fee of $2.00 each term, but
these fees must be paid at the opening of each term when
to

students register.

Charges for Chemicals for Laboratory use or any
named above against stuof each term.
the
middle
dents, will be payable at

other charges, other than those

Payments are

who

to be

made

to the Principal of the school,

acts as agent for the Trustees.

one-half at the beginning of the term,

Bills are payable,

when

pupils regis-

middle of the term, and no
deviation will be made from this rule except by special
agreement, in advance, with the Principal or Board of
ter,

and the other half

at the

Trustees.

Lectures and other entertainments in the regular course
and the school publications are free to all students

EAST STROUDSBURG,

PA.

43

Rates for Music.
Term, two lessons weekly
Term, one lesson weekly
Winter Term, two lessons weekly
Winter Term, one lesson weekly
Spring Term, two lessons weekly
Spring Term, one lesson weekly
Use of Piano, each term
Fall

$16.00

Fall

9.60
12.00
7.20
12.00
7.20
1.50

Special Notice as to Payments.
Special attention
these payments, as

called to the

is

we do

not

amounts and dates of

make a

practice of sending

and parents and pupils are expected to arrange
for the prompt payment of all accounts on the dates
specified.
No pupil will be admitted to any term unless
the bills of the previous term have been settled in full.

out

bills,

Deductions.

No

deductions are

made

for absence for the

first

two

or the last two weeks of any term except by previous

arrangement

with

ductions will be

the

made

Principal.

for the

first

Positively

no

de-

or last week of any

term.

For absence two or more consecutive weeks on account
of personal sickness one-half of the usual charge for

board will be allowed.

Damage
Every boarding student

Deposits.
is

cents for the key to his room.

when

required to deposit fifty
If the

key

is

given up

the student leaves school the fifty cents are returned

to him.

A deposit of $2.50 is also

school in case of

damage

required to secure the

to the students'

room or

other

STATE NORMAL. SCHOOL,

44

school property.
is

When

no damage

also returned to the student

Damage

is

done

when he

this

money

leaves school.

charges are deducted from the amount.

State Aid.

For students seventeen years of age or over who take
the prescribed courses of study and

ment

to teach at least

two

full

who

sign an agree-

years in the public schools

of Pennsylvania, the State pays the tuition charge of

$1.50 a week.

Reports of Standing.
At

the end of the fall and winter terms reports of the

standing of

all

the students are sent to their parents or

guardians, and reports of the standing of all students who
do not take State Board examinations are sent also at the
end of the spring term. In case such reports are not reReports of standceived the principal should be notified.
ing may be obtained at any time by asking for them.

EAST STROUDSBURG,

PA.

45

Catalogue of Students.
1911-1912.

POST GRADUATES.
Name.
Depue, Grace

Postoffice.

Stroudsburg,

L.

Evans

Harry F.
East Stroudsburg,
Ruth
Sterling,
Gilpin, Laura A.
Hilderbrant, Harold F.Portland,
East Stroudsburg,
Kemp, Annie M.
Clark's Summit,
Pallman. George B.
Stone Church,
Reimer, George R.
Doll,

Falls,

Flory,

East Stroudsburg,
VanVliet, Anita
Williamson, Claude M. Noxen,

County.
Monroe,

Stitte.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Wyoming,
Monroe,

Wayne,
Northampton,
Monroe,
Lackawanna,
Northampton,
Monroe,

Wyoming,

SENIORS.
Adams, Ada D.
Allen, Viola
Arida, Raphael N.

Ashman, Elsie M.

Nanticoke,
Pleasant Mount,
York,
Walnutport,
Nanticoke,

Aten, Helen M.

Ransom,

Lackawanna,

Freeland,
Nanticoke,
Stroudsburg,

Luzerne,
Luzerne,
Monroe,
Carbon,
Luzerne,

Arndt, Russell

C.

Bachman, Elva M.
Baicker, Dora D.
Banks, M. Ada
Barnhart, Ida C.
Barrall,

Laura

New

Nesquehoning,

L.

Nanticoke,

Bartholomay, Freda A. Vandling,
Bartleson,

Reba

I.

Ariel,

Berkenstock, Lloyd M. Emaus,
East Stroudsburg,
Bisbing, Ralph W.
Scranton,
Boes, Elsa
Sterling,
Bortree, Floss E.
Slatington,
Boyer, Bessie M.
West Hazleton,
Boyle, Alexander J.
Bruce, Lena M.
Portland,
Weatherly,
Bube, Ruth M.
Burke, Clare H.
Scranton,
Simpson,
Burns, Elizabeth E.
Call, Josephine M.
Freeland,
Carpenter, Helen L.
Olyphant,
Jermyn,
Clark, Anna L.
Clifford, Helen B.
Avoca,
Cole, Alma M.
East Stroudsburg,
East Stroudsburg,
Cole, Earl M.
Nanticoke,
Collins, Ethel
Conmy, Patrick A.
Olyphant,
Old Forge,
Coyne, Frank P.
Delaware,
Craig, Helen D.
Gouldsboro,
Crooks, Grace M.
Dawson, Frances E. East Stroudsburg,
Dalton,
Decker, Daisy I.
Decker, Edith M.
East Stroudsburg,
Dempsey, Clare E.
Mayfleld,
Derby, Elizabeth W. Lansford,
DeRemer, Barbara E. East Stroudsburg,

Luzerne,

Pa.
Pa.

Wayne,
Northampton,
Luzerne,

Lackawanna,
Wayne,

N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Lehigh,

Monroe,

Lackawanna,
Wayne,
Lehigh,
Luzerne,

Northampton,
Carbon,

Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Luzerne,

Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Luzerne,
Monroe,
Monroe,
Luzerne,

Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Warren,
Wayne,
Monroe,

Lackawanna,
Monroe,

Lackawanna,
Carbon,
Monroe,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N.

J.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

46

Name.

Postolfiee.

Weatherly,
East Stroudsburg,

Derr, Myrtle M.
Diehl, Ethel L.
Diehl, Helena A.

Bernardsville,

Down, Sydney B.
Frank A.

White

Dunn, Nellie

J.

Edinger, Mabel L.
Evans, Myrtle L.
Fallon, Helen C.
Fenicle, Florence E.

Ford, Ethel I.
Ford, Ethel K.
Forrest, Viola G.
Frederick, Elmer

Fannie

Fuller,

Gross,

Winona

Summit

J.

Haggarty, Albert
Hallock, Helen M.
Hanlon, Loretta A.
Hartneady, Anna V.
Harvey, Edith M.
Hein, Catharine E.

Imbt, M. Russell
Johnson, Anna V.
Jones, Clarence F.
Jones, Mary
Jordan, James V.

Luzerne,

Northampton,
Carbon,
Monroe,
Sussex,

Lackawanna,
Monroe,
Luzerne,

Wayne,

Freeland,

Holmes, Hazel M.
Hourigan, Leo F.
Hoyt, Jay V.
Hughes, Leona E.

Lackawanna,
Northampton,

Matamoras,
White Mills,
East Stroudsburg,
Nesquehoning,
Wilkes-Barre,
J.

Wayne,
Luzerne,
Luzerne,
Monroe,
Carbon,

Wilkes-Barre,

Tannersville,

G.

Herdman, Elizabeth
Hess, Floyd M.

Hill,

East Stroudsburg,
Layton,
Throop,

B.

Gaffney, Patrick
Gantzhorn, Elsie
Groh, Jeanette

Mills,

Parsons,
Maltby,
East Stroudsburg,
Lansford,
Old Forge,
Nazareth,
Nanticoke,
East Bangor,

Duffy,

County.
Carbon,
Monroe,
Somerset,

Lansford,
Alderson,

Mount Bethel,
Ransom,

Wilkes-Barre,
Delaware,
Nesquehoning,
East Stroudsburg,

Summit

Hill,

Pike,

Monroe,
Luzerne,
Carbon,
Luzerne,
Carbon,
Luzerne,

Northampton,
Lackawanna,
Luzerne,

Warren,
Carbon,
Monroe,
Carbon,

Scranton,
Nanticoke,

Lackawanna,

Throop,
East Plymouth,

Lackawanna,

Luzerne,

Keller, Katherine N,
Kelly, Anna C.
Kelly, Mary I.

Plainsville,
Pittston,

Kennedy, Patrick H.
Kimble, Emily K.
Kistler, Katherine M.

Dunmore,

Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,

Allentown,

Lehigh,

Klipple,

Mary

Kramer, Anna

I.
I.

Kunsman, Arlington
Kunsman, Katherine
Lastowski, John M.
Lavan, Mildred M.

Simpson,

Luzerne,
Luzerne,
Luzerne,

Ransom,

Lackawanna,

East Stroudsburg,
Stone Church,

Monroe,
Northampton,

Morrisville,

Bucks,
Luzerne,

Nanticoke,
Carbondale,
Lavin, Mary A.
Olyphant,
Stroudsburg,
LeBar, J. Amzi
Vandling,
Llewellyn, Ada M.
Lovering, Olyvette B. Moosic,
Old Forge,
Lynch, Delia C.
Maloy, Elizabeth G.
Lansford,
Mangan, Anna F.
Carbondale,
Mansfield, Florence M. Bangor,
Danielsville,
Marsh, Ruth E. B.
Marshman, Ethel M. Hampton,
Freeland,
Meehan, Agnes C.
Melenric, Rudolph A. Scranton,
Pittston,
Melvin, James A.
Merrick, Margaret L. Scranton,
Mitke, August L.
Freeland,
Starlight,
Moore, Ethel R.
Portland,
Morey, Lela
Nanticoke,
Morgan, Bessie
Nanticoke,
Morgan, Helen M.
Stroudsburg,
Mosteller, Ada B.

Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Monroe,

Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Carbon,

Lackawanna,
Northampton,
Northampton,
Hunterdon,
Luzerne,

Lackawanna,
Luzerne,

Lackawanna,
Luzerne,

Wayne,
Northampton,
Luzerne,
Luzerne,

Monroe,

State.

Pa.
Pa.
N.

J.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

'

EAST STROUDSBURG,
Name.

Postoffice.

4V

County.

Murray, Johanna I.
McDonald, Rose E.
McFadden, Loretta F.
McHale, Blanche E.

Scranton,
Moosic,
Carbondale,
Scranton,

McMahon, Anna R.
Mary A.

Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,

McNelis,

Wilkes-Barre,
Hazleton,

Luzerne,
Luzerne,

O'Brien, Albert

Birchardville,

J.

Odendahl,MargueriteE. Scranton,
Luzerne,
Weatherly,

Pace, Eva J.
Paul, Maude L.
Pearson, John L.
Perrego.Lavina H.
Persing, Beatrice I.
Prugh, Mildred R.

,

PA.

J.

Luzerne,

Wilkes-Barre,
Nanticoke,
Easton,
Springtown,

Unangst, Martha M.
VanHorn, Maynard D. Thompson,
Shawnee,
Walter, Russel B.

Watkins, Pauline M.
Watts.Charlotte E.

Weidman, Mark

Weis, Catherine M.
Weiss, Virginia A.
Willis,

Ruth

Williams, Bessie
Williams, Edith H.

Lansford,

East Stroudsburg,
Portland,
Scranton,
Stroudsburg,
Nanticoke,
Nanticoke,
Easton,

Pa..
jra.

Luzerne,
Carbon,

Harvey's Lake,
Mount Carmel,
Weatherly,

Swartwood, Margaret O Ransom,
Dunmore,
Swift, Laura M.
East Stroudsburg,
Wind Gap,
Teel, NaamanJ.
Thompson, Mildred C. Seelysville,

Tippett, Elizabeth
Trevett, Annie
Lhler, Annie C.

Susquehanna,

Northampton,

Taylor, Lloyd E.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Lackawanna,

Bath,

Scranton,
Reap, Florence C.
Redgate, Catherine A. Lansford,
Duryea,
Regan, Ethel C.
Avoca,
Regan, Frances R.
Avoca,
Regan Lillian M.
Stroudsburg,
Repp, Ruth B.
Dorothea
Pocono
Lake,
Riechers,
S.
Stroudsburg,
Rinehart, Nettie M.
Freeland,
Rogan, Camillus A.
Olyphant,
Rosenfeld, James
Allentown,
Ruhf, Truman J.
Portland,
Schilling, Anna M.
Perth Amboy,
Seil, Juliet
Sbavertown,
Shaver, Mae E.
Shenandoah,
Shore, Mary E.
East Stroudsburg,
Singer, J. Stotz
Hazleton,
Smith, Ellen P.
Gravity,
Smith, James
Nanticoke,
Smith, John
Dunmore,
Stanton, Carrie A.
East Stroudsburg,
Staples, Edward F.
East Stroudsburg,
Stetler, Laura E.
Minooka,
Stokes, William P.
Easton,
Sullivan, Mary E.
Stockertown,
Sutton, Stella M.

State.

Northumberland,
Carbon,

Lackawanna,
Carbon,
Luzerne,
Luzerne,
Luzerne,
Monroe,
Monroe,
Monroe,
Luzerne,

Lackawanna,
Lehigh,

Northampton,
Middlesex,
Luzerne,
Schuylkill,

Monroe,
Luzerne,

Wayne,
Luzerne,

Lackawanna,
Monroe,
Monroe,

Lackawanna,
Northampton,
Northampton,
Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Monroe,
Northampton,

Wayne,
Luzerne,
Luzerne,

Northampton,
Bucks,
Susquehanna,
Monroe,
Carbon,
Monroe,
Northampton,

Lackawanna,
Monroe,
Luzerne,
Luzerne,
Northampton,

N.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
J.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

MIDDLERS.
Albertson,
Alt,

Mary

S.

Elba M.

Ammerman, Adelaide

Andrews, A. Densy
Austin,

Ruth M.

Banks, Vere

J.

East Stroudsburg,
Hamlin,
Echo Lake,

Wayne,
Monroe,

Wayne,

Ariel,

New

Monroe,

Milford,

Stroudsburg,

Susquehanna,
Monroe,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

48

Name.
Barnum, Cynthia

Postoffice.

Clark's Summit,

Basley, Clara H.
Beers, Adelaide P.

Hamlin,
Bushkill,

Pike,

Beineman, Florence E. East Mauch Chunk,

Bellaire, Jessie M.

Berkenstock, Mark

Anna

Biery,

J.

Agnes
Brotzman, Agnes

Germantown,
Emaus,
Alderson,

Blum, Sophia C.
Boney, Helen G.
Box, Cecil T.
Boyer, Linda L.
Boylan, Veronica

Braman,
Plymouth,
Gravity,
Slatington,

Avoca,

Breslin,

Jeddo,
E.

Bunnell, Leila M.
Burke, Patrick J.
Bush, Harold N.

Madeline

County.

Lackawanna,
Wayne,

Rush,
East Stroudsburg,
Plains,

East Stroudsburg,

Carbon,
Philadelphia,

Lehigh,
Luzerne,

Wayne,
Luzerne,

Wayne,
Lehigh,
Luzerne,
Luzerne,

Susquehanna,
Monroe,
Luzerne,
Monroe,

Northampton,
Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,

Connor, Margaret L.

Easton,
Jessup,
Carbondale,
Carbondale,
Carbondale,
Lovelton,
Old Forge,

Schuylkill,

Corrigan, Sadie M.

Shenandoah,
Beaver Meadow,
Shenandoah,
East Stroudsburg,

Schuylkill,

Carbondale,
East Stroudsburg,

Lackawanna,

Caflin, R.

Ambrose

Carey,
Carroll,

J.

William

G.

Casey, Anna M.
Casey, Lucy
Catlin,

Millie

A.

Conway, Margaret

Courtright, Laura B.
Coyle, Margaret C.

Cramer, Viola M.
Crane, James J.
Crowe, Virginia H.
Dech, Lulu G.
Decker, Ella F.
Devlin, Thomas F.
Dougherty, Helen M.

Dougherty, Renna
Drake, Gertrude I.
Duffy,

Thomas

A.

Dunn, Julia A.
Dwyer, Margaret
Dever,

Hannah

C.

C.

Ransom,

Easton,

Shenandoah,

Wyoming,

Lackawanna,
Carbon,

Lackawanna,
Monroe,
Monroe,
Northampton,
Schuylkill,

Plains,

Luzerne,

Vandling,
Old Forge,

Hawley,

Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Wayne,

Parsons,

Luzerne,

Honesdale,
Plymouth,
McAdoo,

Wayne,
Luzerne,
Schuylkill,

Edmunds, Margaret H. Mayfield,

Lackawanna,

Eilenberger,KathrynB. Stroudsburg,
North Water Gap,
Eilenberger, Vera

Monroe,
Monroe,
Luzerne,
Northampton,
Luzerne,

Ellsworth, C. Herman
Eyer, Morris E.
Fallon, Mercedes K.
Farrell, Clare G.
Finnan, Madeline C.
Flanagan, GeraldineM.
Florey, Clyde R.
Frederick, Elsie
Frederick, John
Gardner, Eva M.
Gildea,
Gill,

Anna

Sadie A.

Glass, Lucille

Greaves, Harvey
Griffith, Laura M.
Hartman, Bessie H.
Hine, Reba M.
Hines, Margaret M.
Hughes, Amy M.

Hughes, Michael V.
Hummel, Miriam W.

Dallas,

Pen Argyl,
Plains,

Olyphant,

Lackawanna,

Pittston,

Luzerne,
Luzerne,

Wilkes-Barre,

Edelman,
East Stroudsburg,
East Stroudsburg,

New

Northampton,
Monroe,
Monroe,
Susquehanna,

East Stroudsburg,
East Stroudsburg,
East Stroudsburg,
Nesquehoning,
Stroudsburg,

Luzerne,
Monroe,
Monroe,
Monroe,
Carbon,
Monroe,

Milford,
Pittston,

Orson,

Wayne,

Plains,

Luzerne,

Saint Clair,

Schuylkill,

Plains,

Luzerne,

Nazareth,

Northampton,

Jacobs, Ario B.
Jacoby, William Jr.

Milnesville,

Luzerne,

Portland,

Northampton,

Johnson, Joseph

Upper Lehigh,

Luzerne,

J.

State.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

'

EAST STROUDSBURG,
Name.

Postoffice.

Parsons.
Clark's Summit,
Duryea,
Olyphant,
Parsons,
Sugar Notch,

Jones, Alvira H.
Jones, Hilda
Jones, Reba J.
Jordan, Margaret H.

PA.

County.
Luzerne,

Lackawanna,
Luzerne,

Lackawanna,

Kane, Edward
Kane, Lula A.
Kearney, Katherine E. Pittston,
Kelleher, Agnes D.
Forest City,
Ariel,
Kelly, Florence A.
Kelley, Geraldine
Gouldsboro,
Vandling,
Kelly, Kathryn
Kerl, Julius J.
Simpson,
Kotz, E. Louise
Stroudsburg,
Pittston,
Langan, Theresa C.
Jessup,
Lawler, James P.

Luzerne,
Luzerne,
Luzerne,

Leinbach, Martha G.
Lenahan, Kathleen M.
Lesh, Layton O.
Lewis, Geneva
Maguire, Robert P.
Manley, Mary E.

Bucks,
Luzerne,
Monroe,

Riegelsville,

Ashley,
Stroudsburg,
South Gibson,
Plains,
Pittston,

Marean, William E.
Stroudsburg,
Meyers, Evangeline A. East Stroudsburg,
Morgan, E. Emily
Forest City,
Mosier, Alma W.
East Stroudsburg,
Lansford,
Mulhearn, Sallie C.
Mullin, Genevieve
Pittston,
Murphy, Joseph D. P. Avoca,
Murphy, Teresa F.
Ashley,
Murray, Helen E.
Carbondale,
McCabe, Kathleen B. Aldenville,
McCormick, Lillian A. Wilkes-Barre,
McDonald, Joseph L.
Gouldsboro,
McDonald, Mary L.
Carbondale,
McDonald, Michael R. Gouldsboro,
McGee, Rosemary
East Mauch Chunk,
McGroarty, Thomas L. Plains,
McHugh, Catherine A. Scranton,

McHugh, Kathryne

A.

Summit

Hill,

McLaughlin, Margaret Olyphant,
McPherson, Mary E. East Stroudsburg,
O'Brien, Anna
O'Connell, Helen
O'Malley, Teresa

O'Niell, Elizabeth R.
Padden, Joseph P.
Parker, Mary A.

Penn, James
Person, Mabel S.
Price, Elizabeth
Quick, Helen S.
Reape, Frances, E.
Rheinfels, Clara
Remel, Arling M.
Richards, Ellen E.
Roche, Harry B.

Roman, Thomas G.
Rowan, Margaret A.
Samson, Anna

Schlaefer, Edward G.
Searfoss, Anna
Seeds, Sadie

Shaver, Emma
Shook, Floyd R.
Shook, George M.
Shultz, Beryl
Shuster, Lena M.
Simons, Claire B.

Birchardville,

Wilkes-Barre,
Avoca,
East Stroudsburg,
Plains,
Riegelsville,

Susquehanna,

Wayne,
Wayne,
Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Monroe,
Luzerne,

Lackawanna,
Susquehanna,
Luzerne,
Luzerne,
Monroe,
Monroe,

Susquehanna,
Monroe,
Carbon,
Luzerne,
Luzerne,
Luzerne,

Lackawanna,
Wayne,
Luzerne,

Wayne,
Lackawanna,
Wayne,
Carbon,
Luzerne,

Lackawanna,
Carbon,

Lackawanna,
Monroe,
Susquehanna,
Luzerne,
Luzerne,
Monroe,
Luzerne,

Hunterdon,

Hazleton,

Luzerne,

East Stroudsburg,

Monroe,

Taylor,
Bushkill,

Lackawanna,

Avoca,
East Stroudsburg,
Nazareth,
Spring Brook,
Coyne,

Luzerne,

Alden Station,
Shenandoah,

Luzerne,

Pike,

Monroe,
Northampton,

Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Schuylkill,

Ariel,

Wayne,

Bushkill,
Phillipsburg,

Pike,

East Stroudsburg,
Shavertown,

Warren,
Monroe,
Luzerne,

Nazareth,
Portland,
East Stroudsburg,
East Stroudsburg,

Northampton,
Northampton,
Monroe,
Monroe,

Hamlin,

Wayne,

49

State.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

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50

Name.

Postoffice.

Skinner, Asenath
Smith, Rose A.
Smith, Warren
Smith, William R.
*Stafford, Loretta A.
Stone,

Elmer

B.

Sosnowski, Helen A.
Ledger, James
Strunk, Beulah B.
Sullivan, Anna M.

St.

Mary

County.
Orange,

Port Jervis,
Orson,
East Stroudsburg,
Bath,

Wayne,

Stroudsburg,
Freeland,
Carbondale,
Stroudsburg,

Lackawanna,

Shenandoah,

Schuylkill,

Monroe,
Northampton,

Monroe,
Luzerne,
Monroe,

Olyphant,
Taylor, Ruth E.
Stockertown,
Teresinski, Michael F. Parsons,
Tingley, F. Pearl
New Milford,

Lackawanna,
Northampton,

Susquehanna,
Susquehanna,
Jermyn,
VanBlargan, Kathryn Sheppton,
Vreeland, Hester L.
New York,
Walsh, Florence L.
Jessup,
Weidman, Esther G.
Mount Bethel,

Susquehanna,
Susquehanna,

Sullivan,

T.

Lakewood,
Lakewood,

Tully, John L.
Tully, Susie L.
Tyler, Ada O.
Tyler, Miles E.
"Vail, Mary E.

Wilson, Hattie M.

Scranton,

Wismer, Esther R.

Doylestown,

Zawoiski, Andrew
*Deceased.

Plains,

Luzerne,

Susquehanna,

Wayne,
Wayne,
Lackawanna,
Schuylkill,

Lackawanna,
Northampton,
Lackawanna,
Bucks,
Luzerne,

State.

N.

Y.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

SECOND YEAR,
North Water Gap,
East Stroudsburg,
East Stroudsburg,

Ace, Chester L.
Allen, Margaret E.
Allen, M. Thelma

Bogart, Thomas H.
Breidinger, Floyd H.

Townline,
Nazareth,

Bryson, Mary
Candrick, Miriam

Evangeline
Covey, Lora Ruth
Curtis, Harley J.
Deibler, Dorothy L.
Costello,

Analomink,
Olyphant,
G..Jessup,

Fegley, Harry G.
Fortune, Edna L.
Garvey, William

Matamoras,
Hamlin,
Bushkill,

Orwigsburg,
Parsons.
Moosic,

Monroe,
Monroe,
Monroe,
Luzerne,
Northampton,
Monroe,

Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Pike,

Wayne,
Pike,
Schuylkill,

Luzerne,

Lackawanna,

Granahan, Helyn A.
James, Verna
Joyce, Winifred
Keefe, Marguerite R.

Pittston,
Pittston,

Luzerne,
Luzerne,

Rendham,

Lackawanna,

East Stroudsburg,

James F.
Kemp, Grace M.

Parsons,
East Stroudsburg,
Stroudsburg,
Stroudsburg,

Monroe,
Luzerne,
Monroe,
Monroe,
Monroe,

Minooka,
Avoca,
East Stroudsburg,

Luzerne,
Monroe,

Kelly,

Kipp, Fannie
Kirkhuff, Harold B.

Monroe, Arthur J.
McMullen, James
Peters, Clara M.
Raesly, Ruth H.

Portland,
Rosenkrans, Bertha M. Flatbrookville,
Schneider, J. Edward West Hazleton,
Stroudsburg,
Staples, Alice P.
Tmgley, C- Mabel
Nicholson,
Welty, Annie D.
Portland,
Werson, Leah A.
Cresco,
Yetter, Henry
Stroudsburg,

H

Lackawanna,
Northampton,
Sussex,
Luzerne,
Monroe,

Wyoming,

Northampton,
Monroe,
Monroe,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

EAST STROUDSBURG,

PA.

51

FIRST YEAR.
Name.
Boland, William
Carlin, Mabel L.
Christian, Roger

Postoffice.

L.

Connors, Birdie W.
Coyle, Julia R.
Eckert, Edith K.

Tunkhannock,
Stroudsburg,

Monroe,

Jessup,
Ashley,

East Stroudsburg,

Egan, Patrick J.
Fox, Hilda M.
Gordon, Emery E.
Imbt, Floyd R.
Kelly, Clare P.
Lash, Mildred

County.

Lackawanna,
Wayne,

Scranton,

F.

Coalridge,
Taylor,

Lackawanna,
Luzerne,
Monroe,
Luzerne,

Lackawanna,

East Stroudsburg,
East Stroudsburg,

Monroe,
Monroe,
Pittston,
Luzerne,
Delaware Water Gap, Monroe,
Wilkes-Barre,
Luzerne,
East Stroudsburg,
Monroe,
Stroudsburg,
Monroe,
East Stroudsburg,
Monroe,

A

McCormick, John
Neuman, Paul R.

Palmer, Ellsworth C.
Peters, Jay B.
Ratchford, Anthony J. Scranton,
East Stroudsburg,
Reynolds, Clair H.

Analomink,
East Stroudsburg,

Sebring, Estella
Singer, Milo C.
Strunk, Esther E.
Studders, James J.
Walter, LeRoy D.

Stroudsburg,
West Avoca,

Shawnee,
East Stroudsburg,

Watts, Susan

Lackawanna,
Monroe,
Monroe,
Monroe,
Monroe,
Luzerne,
Monroe,
Monroe,

State.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

AL AND UNCLASSIFIED.
Mary

East Stroudsburg,
Armetage, Mrs. Harry East Stroudsburg,
Aten, Mabel I.
Bald Mount,
Bonynge, Raymond H. East Stroudsburg,
Ace,

I.

Britton, Virginia M.

Dawson, John
Decker, Helen

P.

N.

Eilenberger, Cleo
Fellencer, Lucy

Mary

Fellin,

B.

Pike,

Luzerne,
Monroe,
Monroe,

Nesquehoning,
East Stroudsburg,
Shenandoah,
Upper Black Eddy,

Hilbert, Jennie
Houser, Esther E.

Howe, Maude

Pottsville,
Ariel,

S.
J.

Johns, Hector
Joyce, Mar' M.

Kane,

Scranton,

Minooka,
Wilkes-Barre,
Lehighton,
Stroudsburg,

Al. J.

Kemmerer,

Emma

I.

Dorothy
L'Amoreaux, Margaret Stroudsburg,

Kistler,

Learn, Lillian A.
Levering, Harold K.

Marguerite L.
Mackintosh, Stewart
Martz, Edith M.
Little,

Tannersville,

Stroudsburg,
Avoca,
J..Stroudsburg,
Stroudsburg,

Minckler, Elizabeth
Mulhall, James J.
Mutchler, Margaret
McDonald, ElizabethB.
McDonald, Sadie I.

Monroe,

East Stroudsburg,
Avoca,
North Water Gap,
Stroudsburg,
Sheppton,

Philadelphia,
Gallagher, Barbara M. Minooka,
Graves, Forest L.
Delaware Water Gap,

Reynold S.
Harps, Helen C.
Hayes, Kathryn H.

Lackawanna,

Bushkill,

Fetrow, Helen T.

Griffith,

Monroe,
Monroe,

Braman,

Hazleton,
Stroudsburg,
Stroudsburg,
Throop,
McKearn, Harry C.
East Stroudsburg,
Nyce, Clara H.
Bushkill,
O'Connell, Dorothy M. Honesdale,

Monroe,

Schuylkill,
Philadelphia,

Lackawanna,
Monroe,
Carbon,
Monroe,
Schuylkill,

Bucks,
Schuylkill,

Wayne,
Lackawanna,
Lackawanna,
Luzerne,
Carbon,
Monroe,
Monroe,

Monroe,
Monroe,
Luzerne,
Monroe,
Monroe,

Wayne,
Luzerne,
Monroe,
Monroe,

Lackawanna,
Monroe,
Pike,

Wayne,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

52

Piz,

Name.
Kathryn S.

Price,

Helen A.

Pruess, John P.
Rockefeller.StanleyP.
Setien,

Edwardo

Schuylkill,

Cresco,
Bushkill,

Monroe,

Stroudsburg,

Monroe,

Weiss, Frank S.
Stroudsburg,
Williamson, Frances M.Bath,

LIST
Mary
Ashman, Elsie
Arida,

Kane, Edward
Kemp, Annie
Kemp, Grace

Drake, Gertrude
Dreher, Emma

Dunn, Nellie
Eckert, Edith
Eilenberger, Vera

Kotz, Louise
Lewis, Geneva
Maloy, Elizabeth
Nash, Bessie

James

Monroe,
Luzerne,
Monroe,
Monroe,
Monroe,
Northampton,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

OF MUSIC STUDENTS.
Groh, Jeanette
Houser, Esther
Johns, Hector

Coss, Laura
Detrick, Fred

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Cuba.

Shavertown,
East Stroudsburg,
East Stroudsburg,

Slutter, Pearl E.
Treible, Floyd

State.

Pike,

Santiago,
Cresco,

Shannon, MaryShaver, Herbert H.

Eslick,

County.

Postoffice.

Sheppton,

Newberry, Mrs. J.
Rosenfeld, James
Shuster, Lena
Smith, William
Tingley, Mabel
Turner, Mary
Watkins, Pauline
Williamson, Claude
Worrall, Marion
Wright, Gertrude

MODEL SCHOOL ROLL.
NINTH GRADE.
Altemose, Joseph
Barry, Foster
Berryman, Etta

Bonynge, William
Burt, Paul
Detrick, Fred
Eckert,

Roy
James

Gordon, Stanley
Haggar, Joseph
Harrington, Mary
Heller, Robert
Howey, Grover
Imbt, Elva
Kemp, Chester

McGowen,

Alice

Eslick,
Frisbie, Ross

Mertens, Serena

Ammerman, Ruth

Hannas, Olivia

Angle, Macbeth

Bartholomew, Ruth
Berryman, Plimpton
Crowe, Janet
Detrick, Lydia
Dixon, Georgiana
Dowling, Madeline

Howell, Ethel
Hurley, Frances
Kennedy, Iva
Kintner, Frank
Kohl, Carl
Kresge, Gladys
Mertens, Chester

Dreher, Ethel

Millner,

Phillips,

Frank

Schwartz, William
Serfoss,

Norman

Smith, Roland
Stiff,

Oren

Super, Forrest

Trauger, George
Weidner, Mary
Worrall, Marion.

EIGHTH GRADE

Samuel

Minnich, Lillian
Nevil, Charles
Peters, Louise
Schmalsteig, John
Sevison, Fred
Singer, Robert
Watts, Florence
Weiss, Josephine

Whitesell, Laura

SEVENTH GRADE.
Angle,

Ace, George

Custer, George
Heller, Ralph

Palmer, Bessie
Shackleton, Sarah

Crowe, Helen

Hopkins, Rebecca
Ike, Bertha

Stiff,

Adams, Arthur
Alemon, Antonio

Carleton, Claude

Waldo
Bowman, LeRoy

Shannon, Theresa
Loring

SIXTH GRADE.
Arida, Mary
Arida, Philip

DeRemer, Margaret
DeSouza, Andreas
Glass, Florence

Gordon, Louis
Metzgar, Stanley
Turner, Mary

EAST STROUDSBURG,

PA.

53

FIFTH GRADE.
Lanterman, Floy
Walker, William
Harrington, Stella
Watts, Ethel
Harrington, Margaret

Bonynge, Amorita

Gerhard, Dorothy

Dickison, Clarence
Freeland, Rachel
Freeland, Dixon

Hogan, William

Bartholomew, Ralph

Mahoney, Thomas
Neipert, Louisa
Newhart, Ruth

FOURTH GRADE.
Eilenberger, Stanley
Englehardt, George
Hurley, Frederick
Kohler, James

Turner, Florence

Wannemaker, Dorothy
Warman, Helen
Wilson, Wilbur

Plattenburg, Miles
Beatrice

Price,

THIRD GRADE.
Andch, Mary
Edinger, Ada
Flynn, Cecil
Garris, Edith

May

LeBar, Lucy

Hartman, Beatrice
Hartman, Hilma
Ike, Mabel

Rheinfels, Ralph
Teeter, Mary Emma
Siptroth, Arline

Kemp, Edward

SECOND GRADE.
Ace, Kenneth

Fisher,

Bonynge, Bernard

Gordon,

Bradford, James
Bush, Harold
Clark, Violet

Lee,

Ace, Paul

Bradford, Helen
Brewer, Charles
Fisher, Austin
Hancock, Elizabeth

Hartman, Robert

James

Snow, Clayton

Raymond

Stem, Ervin
Strunk, Alice

John

Talasz, Bertha

Mosier, Earl
Smith, Russell

Whittaker, Arthur

FIRST GRADE.
*Heller, Etta May

Price,

Alton

Smith, William
Staples, Clarence

Hurley, William
Kistler, Adelaide

Lanterman, Waldo

Trieble,

Plattenburg,

Turner, Madeline

Price,

Mary

Raymond

Verna

KINDERGARTEN DOLL.
Ace, Anna
Ace, Frederick
Beers, James

Brown, Margaret
Edinger, Maurice

Greene, Franklin
Hardenstein, Robert

Price, Merle
Siders, Lewis

Hartman, Arlene

Sharp, Josephine

Imbt, Clarence

Slack, Harold

Kistler, Louise

Smith, Nellie
Smith, Arthur

Eilenberger, Virginia Kramer, Floyd
Fetherman, Clifford
Lanterman, Charles

Ferguson, Arthur

Lee, R. Willard

Foley,

Minnich, Evelyn
Mosier, Elwood

Thomas

Glass, Eleanor
Goode, Elsie

Philips,

Helen

Stetler,

Freida

Terboss, Ruth
VanCampen, Madalene

VanWhy, Raymond
Wilson, Oliver

*Deceased.

SUMMARY.
Men
Post Graduates
Seniors
Middlers

Second Year
First Year
Special and Unclassified.
Special Music
Total

Grades
Kindergarten
Total

Grand Total

.

Women

Total

5

5

10

41
45
12
13
16

125
123
21

166
168
33
24
49
30

7

11
33
23

139

341

480

Boys

Girls

Total

72
14

149
33

96

86

181

234

427

662

77
19

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PA.

55

Alumni.
CLASS OF

1894.

LADIES.
Beitle,

Helen

Brady, Anna
Broadhead, Mary E.
Bush, Anna
Corby, Hattie M.
Connell, Bessie

Corbett, Anna L.
Cope, Lottie E.
*Coolican, Tillie
*Cyphers, Lizzie

Cunning-ham, Kate
Cox, Kate
*Fisher, Alice
Gilligan,

Mary

C.

Gilmartin, Lydia
Gordon, Susie

Laura
*Gaughan, Anna

Teacher,
Mrs. Chas. Norris,
Mrs. R. E. Laramy,
Mrs. Dr. F. Krause,
Mrs. A. D. Thomas,
Teacher,
Mrs. R. D. Jennings,
Mrs. J. H. Fulmer,

New York,
Wiikes-Barre,

Teacher,
Teacher,

Pittston,

Mrs. A. J. Horan,
Teacher,
Mrs. W. Kearney,

Griffith,

Mrs William Mack,

Gillespie, Nellie

Mrs. E. F. Hanlon,
Teacher,
Mrs. W. G. Walter,
Mrs. J. A. Noecker,
Teacher,

Hess, Lizzie
Henrick, Emma C.
Hancock, Ethel
Heberling, Ella L.
*Heath, Elizabeth
Hicks, Grace DeWitt
Johnson, Mame
Kelley,
Kelley,

Mame

G.
Anna T.
Kenney, May G.
Kline, Jennie A.

Kervin, Maggie
LaBarre, Daisy M.
McCaulev, Teresa
McHale, Mary
McCarthy, Lizzie
Moses, Esther
Miller, Laura E.
Morrow, Grace
Morrow, Mary L.
Mahan, Mary

Newmiller, Louise
O'Dea, Marie
Orr, Katie
O'Neil, Alberta

Richards, Nellie

Regan, Elizabeth
Scanlon, Winifred
Stuckley, Emily
Snyder, Gertrude H.
*Snyder, Carrie B.
Shields, Katie T.
Shields, Mamie

Sorenson, Margaret
Turner, Nellie Elfa
Tennant, Kate
VanEtten, Bessie

Deceased.

Teacher, H. S.
Mrs. S. W. Simmons,
Teacher,
Mrs. Thos. S. Burke,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. J. E. Williams,
Mrs. Adolph Woolner
Mrs. L. E. VanOrsdal,
Mrs. Geo. Drury,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Thos. Thomas,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Member of a Religious Order,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. F. S. Michel,
Mrs. J. Dougherty,
Teacher,
Physician,
Elocutionist,
Mrs. T. W. Barker,
Stenographer,

N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Phoenixville,
Philadelphia,
Hazleton,

Nanticoke,
Scranton,
Nazareth,

Pa.
Pa.

Parsons,

Jersey City,
Carbondale,
York,

N. J.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.

New

Slatington,

Hazelton,

Pa.

Pa.
W. Bethlehem,
Bethlehem,
Pa.
Schuylkill Haven, Pa.
Bethlehem,
Pa.

Scranton,
York,
Scranton,

Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.

New

Yonkers,
Wilkes-Barre,

Summit

Hill,

Watertown,
Conn.
E. M'ch Chunk, Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pittston,

White

Haven,

Denison,

Texas.

Peoria,

Tyson,

111.

Ida.

Pa.
Chunk, Pa.
Scranton,
Pa.
Somerset,
Pa.
Scranton,
Pa.
Scranton,
Pa.
Pittston,
E. Mauch

Scranton,
Scranton,

Wilkes-Barre,

Tobyhanna,
Mauch Chunk,
Washington,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
D. C.

Lansford,
E.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

M'ch Chunk,

Nanticoke,
Tidioute,

Wilkes-Barre,
New York,

N.

Y

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

56

Mrs. X. P. Huddy,
Teacher,
Mrs. Harry Yeide,
Mrs. David W.Daniel,
Mrs. W. Maxwell,

VanEtten, Lila B.
Vail, Annette
White, Lottie
Williams,

Maud

Weaver, Sarah

GENTLEMEN,
Costenbader, Thos.
Culberson, John

Frank
*Golden, Edward

Collins

noover, G. S.
Jackson, H. A.
Kunkle, H. A.
Lord, J. P.

Mary

Shull,

Samuel

Pa.

Mauch Cnunk

Postal Clerk,
Physician,

N. Y. City,

New

Foreman,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pitcairn,

Merchant,

Saltsburg,

Attorney,

Allentown,
Wilkes-Barre,

Supt. of School

Teacher,

Colbayog,
Hazleton,

Minister,

Pittston,

CLASS OF

Pa.
N. Y.
N. Y.

York,

Minister,

Teacher,
Superintendent,

E.

Wales.

Pittsburg,

'94.

STATE CERTIFICATE,
Boyle,

N. J.
Pa.
Pa.

Weatherly,
Crynant,

'Clerk,

R. R.

McGill, J. J.
McCarthy, Francis
McMonegal, M.
Rinker, Richard

E. Orange,

Moscow,

Phi]

Pa.
Pa.

'94.

Lansford,
Perth Amboy,

Pa.
N. J.

1895.

LADIES.
Brands, Mary

J.

Brown, Elsie
Barteau, Agnes
Bush, Edith Mae
Carney, Anna

Canam, Grace
Cool, Evelyn

R.

Curran, Nellie
Dodson, Katie E.
Davies,

Mary

Evans, Laura B.
Evans, Susie E.

Edwards, Anna M.
Flynn, Emilv

Fenstermacher, M.
Gray, Edith

Z.

Gillespie, Mary
Heller, Ruth

Hicks, Catharine

Holzeman, Katherine
Johnson,
Jones,

Emma

Martha

Jones, Sadie J.
Kurtz, Mabel
Krauter, Mary M.

Mack, Anna V.
Miller, Susie B.

Metzgar, Lizzie

McCadden, Anna
McCauley, Josephine
Mollahan, Kate
Newhart, Carrie G.
Osmun, Isabel
Rhinehart, Minnie G.
Reap,

Mame

Ruddy, Mary
Shafer, Margaret
Schoonover, Elsie

Deceased.

Mrs. C. E. Beck,
Teacher,
Mrs. C. McKelvey,
Mrs. J. Huffman,
Teacher,
Mrs. C. B. Chase,
Mrs. F. B. Fletcher,
Mrs. N. V. Taylor,
Mrs. J. B. McKeage,
Teacher,
Mrs. H. R. Flagler,
Mrs. J. Thomas,
Mrs. John M. Thomas,
Teacher,
Mrs. P. M. Graul,
Mrs. B. S. Warner,
Teacher,
Mrs. R. C. Hearn,
Teacher,
Mrs. J. A. Laubach,
Mrs. F. Burke,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Albert D. Green
Mrs. T. J. Donohue,
Mrs. Chas. Warman,
Mrs. C. F. Schatzle,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs I. Bergstresser,
Mrs. Zedrick Womer,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. John Tierney,
Teacher,
Mrs. J. W. Palmer,

Portland,
Pa.
Angels,
Pa.
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Marshalls Creek, Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Denver,
Colo.
Yonkers,
N. Y.
Scranton,
Pa.

Antes Fort,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Ohio.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Scranton,
Stroudsburg,
Vaughnville,
Scranton,
Scranton,
Lehighton,

Newark,

N.

Scranton,
Baltimore,
Scranton,

Md.
Pa.
Pa.

Allentown,

Morgantown,

W. Va.

Scranton,
Parsons,
E. Stroudsburg,

Lock Haven,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Mont.

Butte,
E. Stroudsburg,

White Haven,
Wilkes-Barre,

West

J.

Pa.

Pittston,

Wilkes-Barre,
Bangor,

Newark,
Mountainhome,
Scranton,
Scranton,

Mountainhome,
Montrose,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N.

J.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

EAST STROUDSBURG,
Timony, Kathryn

Williams, Mary L.
Walsh, M. Alice

Mrs. J. M. Brearity,
Mrs. G. Shultz.
Mrs. P. B. Kelly,

GENTLEMEN,
Appenzeller, C. D.
Bush, Ralph D.
Brewster, Wm. F.
Bursh, E. F.

Bachman,

Express
Ins.

PA.

57

Freeland,
Syracuse,

»95.

New York City, N.
Manasquan,
N.

Co.,

Agent,

Lawyer,
Teacher,

Kingston,
Easton,

Principal,

Slatington,

Coolbaugh, H. E.

Supervising Princ,
Merchant,

Detrick, W. J.
Eilenberger, R.

Principal,
Principal,

Moores,
Stroudsburg,
Jersey Shore,

C.

C.

Batt, O. E.
J.

Eng. Mech.,

Fairmount,

Teacher,

Sterling,

Graul, P. M.

Lawyer,

Lehighton,

C. S.

Jayne, Wilson T.
Kinney, Ira L.
Keiser, Norman G.
Mulligan, John R.

Bank Cashier,
Teacher,

Y.
J.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Clinton,

Fawkes, Edward
Gilpin, George
Houck,

Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.

Plymouth,

N.

J.

W. Va.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Hawley,

State of Washington.

Principal,

Glass Manufacturer,

Hampton,
Binghamton,

N. J.
N. Y.

Miller, Charlton D.

Supervising Prin.,

Nesquehoning.
Pa.
Newton Highl ands,

McGuigan, Frank

Principal.
In. Erie R. R. Co.,

Scranton,
Meadville,

Mereiiam,

Flicksville,

Business,

Easton,
Flanders,

Principal,

Mass.

Rhodes, Norman E.
Reimer, Eli
Smith, H. E.
Smith, Hezekiah

Merchant,

CLASS OF

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N.

J.

1896.

LADIES.
Burke Mary
Bonner, Grace
Bennett, Clara R.

Bowman, Agnes
Brodhead, Josie

May

Boyle, Ellen
Cooper, Delia A.
Carney, Mary

Margaret
Casey, Marie
Collins,

Crooks, Anna E.
Cooke, Lucy
Cure, Anna

Dougherty, Mary

Dick, Jeannette H.
Farrow, Carrie B.
Follweiler, Clara L.
Gillispie,

Mary

E.

Gilpin, Elizabeth

Gray, Virginia
Huston, Myriam
Henry, Jeannette M.

Hawk, Grace M.
Jones, Laura M.
Jenkins, Eva L.
Jones, Elizabeth
Klaer, Anna
Kilhullen, Julia A.
Kellow, Jessie
Kurtz, Ella M.

Loughney,

Eliz. A.

Mutchler, Ella M.

Teacher,
Mrs. Howard Eyster,
Mrs. L. H. Stilmar,
Mrs. S. Shick,
Vice Principal,
Teacher,
Mrs. B. T. Brown,
Teacher.
Mrs. John Hughes,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. David Lavelle,
Teacher,
Mrs. Andrew Shigo,
Teacher,
Mrs. Eli Reimer,
Mrs. Robt. Hermany,
Mrs. J. Reinert,
Mrs. J. Fulmer Hefft,
Mrs. G. Farnsworth,
Mrs. J. Henry Rider,
Mrs. Jean Rider,
Osteopath,
Teacher.
Principal,

Mrs. Eva L. Walter,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher.
Mrs. F. P. Courley,
Teacher,
Teacher.

Wilkes-Barre,
Seattle,

Pa.

Wash.

Passaic,
Mt. Pocono,

Old Forge,
Lansford,
Scranton,
Wilkes-Barre,

Nesquehoning,
Carbondale,
Philadelphia,
Scranton,

Jermyn,
Freeland,
Moosic,
Flicksville,
Dallas,

.

N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Tex.

Miners,

Pa.
Pa.

Wyoming,
Waltham,
Stanton,

Mass.
Va.

E. Stroudsburg,

Perth Amboy,
Plymouth,
Simi,

J.

Pa.
Cal.

Plymouth,
Hackensack,
Carbondale,
Scranton,
E. Stroudsburg,

New

Pa.
N.

York,

Newark,

Pa.
N.

J.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
N. J.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

58

Mount, Lizzie Jane

Mrs. Stanley Rogers
Mrs. J. Wuerffel,
Mrs. J. Silverstein,

Michaels,

Book-keeper,

Masters, Edith M.
Moll, Elizabeth

Emma

Murphy, Olive G.
Nicholas, Lillie M.
Newhart, Hattie
Newlin,
Powers,

Emma W.

Pearce,

Maud
Hannah

Pursell,

Fannie

B.

Pearson, Eliz. A.
Purcell, Mary
Price, Elsie E.

Roehrig, Mary

Rasner, Anna
Reinhart, Lizzie
Nellie
Smith, Cora E.
Reilly,

L.

Smith, Esther M.

Mary

Silver,

C.

Mrs. Edward Burke,
Mrs. E. Sweet,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Clinton Supplee,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Swartswelder, F.
Shields, Mary E.
Shivler, Katie

Mary

Smith,

Bertha E.
Trimmer, Frances
Timbrell, Lena
Timony, Bridget
Watson, Emma E.
Seiple,

Wyckoff, Jennie F.
Williamson, Kate
Webber, Marie
Waters. Anna W.
Yost, Estella M.

Boyle, Frank P.
Bovle, B. S.
Coyle, M. J.
Cyphers, R. M.

Cannon

L.

F. J.
Dilliard,
C.

H

Drum, Herbert R.
Frace, James M.
Gish,

Wm.

Stroudsburg,
Miners Mills,
Easton,
New York,

Hemm, Gustav

Hess, John T.
Heberling, E. C.
Houston, J. B.
Jamison, Wm.
Kresge, Erles
Koehler, John J.
j^oehler, Geo. W.

Scranton,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
N. J.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Hudson,
Dalton,
Philadelphia,
Scranton,
Philadelphia,

Jermyn,
Hackensack,

Faculty Friends Sem.

Stroudsburg,

Philadelphia,

Bangor,
Wilkes-Barre,

Rockaway,
Freeland,

Columbus,
Newark,
Wilkes-Barre,

Dunmore,

Mt. Bethel,
Mt. Bethel,

Bethlehem,
Hazleton,
Lansford,
Philadelphia,
Pioche,
Douglas,
Hazleton,

Ass. Ins. Supt.,

Mine Owner,
Mgr. Const. Co.,
Lawyer,
Engineer,
Mech. Engineer,

East

Bangor,

Philadelphia,
West Easton,
Peekskill,

Principal,
Principal,

Wilkes-Barre,

Salesman,
Attorney-at-Law,
Teacher,

Philadelphia,
Philadelphia,
Delabole,
Philadelphia,
Mt. Carmel,
Scranton,
Battle Creek,

R. R. Clerk,

Physician,
Teacher,

Lawyer,

Wayne

Y.

'96

Mgr. Sand Pit,
Teacher,
Book-keeper,
Lawyer,
Teacher,

L. V.

Pa.
N.

Scranton,

Stroudsburg,

Foundryman,

H.

Hanlon, James A.
Horn, Garrett F.

Pa.
N. J.
N. C.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
N. Y.
N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.

Binghamton,

Mrs. G. E. Merrett,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Mann, Teaching,
Clerk,
Mrs. R. M. Forrester,
Teacher,
Mrs. Emile Perrot,
Mrs. Chas. J. Bunn,
Mrs. C. J. Bunz,
Mrs. Theo. Scholia,

GENTLEMEN,
Beck, Frank B.
Brodt, H. O.
Becker, Wm. A.

Cyphers, F.

Cherryville,
Phillipsburg,
Palenville,
Buffalo,

Mountainhome,
E.

Ruddy, Kate

Shaw, Eva

Mrs. W. H. Loder,
Teacher,
Mrs. O. F. Rinker,
Mrs. D. C. Hummel,
Mrs. J. M. Schreck,
Mrs. Frank Bush,
Mrs. Ira Kresge,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Springfield,

Newark,
Rosman,
E. Stroudsburg
E. Stroudsburg

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Nev.
Minn.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Mich.

Principal,

Loughran, P. J.
J. N.
Madden, John

Honesdale,
Nazareth,
Wind Gap,

McCreary,

Book-keeper,

Kingston,

Pa.

McGeehan, Con.
Deceased.

Freight Clerk,

Freeland,

Pa.

Kunkle, Geo.

B.

Co. Supt.

Clerk

P. O.

Co.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

EAST STROUDSBURG,
Morgan, A. S.
McDonald, Jas

S.

Miller, Geo. W.
Oyer, Jos. E.

Myron

Price,

*Remaly,
Saricks,

G

Shannon,

J.

Treible,

Teacher,

Summit

Bethlehem,

Lawyer,

Scranton,
Canadensis,

Minister,

Hill,

Customs

Service,

Book-keeper,
Lawyer,

J.

STATE CERTIFICATE,
Supt. School,

Savitz, J. J.
Wilt, O. R.

Chamberlain, H. E.
VanGorden, Clara

Freeland,
Wilkes-Barre,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
River Edge,
N. J.
W. Philadelphia, Pa.
N. Bethlenem,
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Scranton,
Pa.

Ricketts,

Engineer,
Teacher,

I.

S.

Harry

Walsh, M.

Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

New

Principal,

Mgr. Coal Co.,
Supervising Prin.,

P.

Michael

Strunk, H.

York,
Bangor,
Easton,

Hotel Proprietor,

A.

Smith, A. L.
Strunk, Walter M.
Silver,

Slatington,

Book-keeper,
Teacher,

W.

G.

J.

59

Slate Manufacturer,

Attorney-at-Law,

O'Donnell, John D.
Pomp. William H.
Powell, James J.

PA.

'96.

Westfield,

Superintendent,
S. Bethlehem,
Teacher,
Lanesboro,
Mrs. A. F. Schmalstieg E. Stroudsburg,

N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

SCIENTIFIC COURSE
McGuigan, Frank

S.

Kurtz, Elizabeth

Prin.

Mem.

Com
of

Dep.,

Faculty,

CLASS OF

Pittston,
E. S. Normal.

Pa.

Easton,
Atlantic City,
Glens Falls,
Stroudsburg,

Pa.
N. J.
N. Y.
Pa.

1897.

LADIES.
Appenzeller, Elsie
Brown, Elizabeth M.
Bond, Elizabeth Mae

Brown, Margaret
Burnett, Rose G.

Burke, Helen J.
Cyphers, Miriam E.
Clum, Mrs. Stella
Carpenter, Lilly M.
Carpenter, Hattie N.
Cronk, Mae A.
Donovan, Mary A.
Diehl, Ida A.
Fanning, Nellie R.
Gray, Esther M.
Gilpin,

Laura

A.

Gallagher, Margaret

Harmon, Bertha S.
Hoag, Mary T.
Howe, Blanche A.
iaeadley, Eliz. M.
Haley, Mary A.
Hill, Isabella

Hoffman, Lou M.
Javne, i\annie
Kline, Hattie A.
Kearney, Ella C.
Kearney, Bessie A.

Knapp, Lulu

E.

Levan, Laura M.
Lane, Tillie M.

Laramy, Anna
Lore,

Emma

O.

D.

Morey, Bertha R.
Markey, Rose R.
Miller, Margaret M.
Deceased.

Mrs. J. VanVorst,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Book-keeper,
M. of Fac, P.

Inst.,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Principal,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. E. F. Gibbs,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Stenographer,
Mrs. Geo. Bornhoeft,
Teacher,
Mrs. W. I. Gold,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. J. R. VanGorder,
Student,
Teacher,
Mrs. W. L. Meaker,
Mrs. A. A. Garrison,
Mrs. F. E. Wilson,
Teacher.
Mrs. Roger Williams,

E.

Stroudsburg

,

Scranton,
York,

New

Heightstown,
Factoryville,
Factoryville,

Wilkes-Barre,
Lanesboro,
E.M'ch Chunk,
Plymouth,

Newark,
Sterling,

Wilkes-Barre,
Nanticoke,
Sayre,
Detroit,
Passaic,

Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Mich.
N.

J.

Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Jersey City,
N. J.
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
,

Eatonville,

Nazareth,
Peckville,

Wilkes-Barre,
Scranton,
W. Philadelphia

Wilkes-Barre,
Bethlehem,
Nanticoke,
Easton,
Wilkes-Barre,
Philadelphia,

,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

60

Patterson, Rose G.
Reese, Angie

Shoemaker, Pauline
Shields, Alice V.
Shafer, Lottie V.
Spencer, Lottie A.

Templeton, Margaret
Taylor, Mabel E.
Whitson, Bessie

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. M. J. McLean,
Mrs. Ralph Cooper,
Mrs. G. A. Morris,
Teacher,
Mrs. Valentine Shoop,
Mrs. Thos. Bryant,

GENTLEMEN,
Ackerman, Oscar W.
Arnold, Harry E.
Connaghen, John H.
Giersch, Harry C.
Gardner, Fred C.
Hester, Henry
Haiges, Fred O.
Harton, James F.
E.

S.

Murray, Martin C.
Moyer, William C.
Miers, Charles O.
Murray, Michael J.
Michael, Charles W.
Oliver, Joseph W.
Powell, Fred M.

Harvey

F.
Pipher, Josiah B.

Peifley,

'97.

Principal,
Electrician,

Glenside,

Priest,

Fairfield,

Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
Pa.
R. F. D. No. 1.
White Haven,
Pa.
\v ilkes-Barre,
Pa.

Geneva,

Clerk,

Bank

Pa.
Pa.

Scranton,

Clerk,

Teacher,

Merchant,

Lewis A.
Ketcham, Walter
Ink,

Kistler, Milton

Pittston,

Hebron,
N. Dak.
Middletown,
Conn.
Coopersburg,
Pa.
Weiser,
Idaho.
Plymouth,
Pa.
Lanesboro,
Pa.
Nanticoke,
Pa.

Prin. Gram. School,
Ass. Supt. Schools,
Elec. Engineer,
Cashier, Bank,

Duluth,

Yokohoma,

Minn.
Japan.

E. Stroudsburg,

Wilkes-Barre,
Easton,
Bangor,

Teacher,
Clerk,

Teacher,
Lawyer,
Merchant,

Scranton.
Laceyville

Manual Training,

Brooklyn,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.

Principal,

Newman,

Business,

Book-keeper,

Bangor,
Stroudsburg,

Clerk,
H. S. Science Teacher,

Brooklyn,
Edinboro,

N.

Director M. Training,

Winona,

Minn.

Bookkeeper,

Easton, R.F.D., No. 3
Stroudsburg,
Pa.

Cal.

Pa.
Pa.

*Reichard, John
Snick,

Frank

J.

Snyder, Wallace
Sandt, John H.

Shuman,
Shook,

S.

F.

J.

W. W.

Bertie

Teacher,

R.

Schafer, Heber I.
Taylor, Ernest L.
Toole, Michael J.

H

Ward, Thomas
Wilmarth, Naaman

Principal,

Avoca,

Insurance,

Strunk, Henry
Unger, J. J.

S.

VanGorden, Clara

'97.

Wind Gap,

Pa.

'9:

Prin. Schools,

Hampton,

Lawyer,
Lawyer,
Bethlehem,

Scranton,
Stroudsburg,

Vineland,
Mrs. A. F. Schmalstieg

CLASS OF

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Scranton.
Milford,

POST GRADUATES,
Kinney, Ira L.
Powell, James
Shafer, William A.

3.

New

Farmer,
Principal,

B.

D. No.

Nazareth,

Ardmore,

SCIENTIFIC COURSE,
Kunkle, G.

F.

Bookkeeper,
Rep. Cor. Schools,

Y.
Pa.

N.

J.

Pa.
Pa.
Northampton,
Pa.
N. J.
Cumberland.
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,

1898.

LADIES.
Bible, Alice May
Brazille, Nellie A.

Blessing, Inez
Butterworth, M. E.

Deceased.

Teacher,
Mrs. Peter Cawley,
Mrs. O. E. Williams,
Teacher,

Passaic,

New

York.
Scranton,
Madisonville.

N.

J.

Pa.
Pa.

EAST STROUDSBURG,

PA.

61

Brewer, Laura M.
Burt, Flora E.

Mrs.
Mrs.

Bennett, Lizzie R.

Prof. Math.

Lincoln,

Mrs. Harry F. Miller,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. N. H. Graves,
Mrs. Anthony, T'cher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Traveling,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. A. W. Larrabee,
Teacher,
Mrs. T. F. Delaney,
Mrs. Wm. Killgallon,
Clerk, P. O.,
Teacher,

Stroudsburg,
York,
Sugar Notch,

Ass't Principal,
Mrs. R. J. Reilly,

Mayfield,

Bartholomew, Laura
Cannon, Stella A.
Conway, Margaret T.
Coronway, Ethel
Cannon, Celia E.
Clarke, Julia L.

Conway, Margaret Z,
Crosgrove, Margaret
Davis, Cora A.
Dowling, Mamie
Dills, Ella

Frutchey, Laura M.
Grover, L. Maye
Heller,

Marcia

C.
Jennie L.

Holland,
Healey, Katie G.
Hess, Louise E.
Howell, Evelyn M.
Joyce, Margaret V.

Kearney, Glenelda
Lynch, Mary R.

Ada B.
Metzgar, Lou B.
McCarthy, Anna

C.

Martin,

L.
C.

McDonald, Rose
Michael, Martha E.
Mollahan, Kathryne
McKee, Minnie A.
Mack, Mary
Mick, Rosella

Murphy Joanna L.
McGinnis, Helen I.
McLean, Mary M. J.
Nixon, Addie M.
Phillips, Mae
Price, Olive A.

Rice,

Margaret

Robinson, Eliz. M.
Skinner, Mabel E.
Sullivan, Kathleen E.

Smith, Katie

Smith, Lulu

J.
J.

Schoonover, Caroline
Sigafus,

Anna

E.

Shannon, Daisy V.
Shafer, Eliz. M.
Tracy, Mary M.
Welter, Mae
Wise, Octavia K.
Wright, Elizabeth
Wheaton, Bessie R.
Watt. Gertrude E.

J. J.

Stenographer,
Teacher,
Mrs. M. M. Morgan,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Jas. Brophy,
Mrs. Arthur Patton,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Charles Knight,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. T. A. Briggs,
Librarian Ethical
Culture School,
Teacher,
Mrs. C. W. Howell.
Mrs. H. Mussigbrod,
Mrs. Robert Sayre,
Mrs. Frank Dutt,
Mrs. S. F. Breed,
Mrs. Walter Lewis,
Teacher,

GENTLEMEN,
Ace, Claude B.
Brodt, Stewart C.
Bender, Benj. F.
Butler, William J.
Cullather, M. A.
Carl, Oscar E.
Curtis, Edward B.

Flory, Roy C.
Green, Oscar F.
Deceased.

Brooklyn,

Cort,

VanCampen,

Coal Dealer,
Teacher,

Express Agt.,

E. Stroudsburg,

Neb.

New

Yv ilkes-Barre,

Summit

Hill

Jamesburg,
Pittston,

Archbald,
Stearns,
Dalton,

Duryea,
Harrisburg,
Hazleton,

Asbury Park,
San Francisco,
Carbondale,
Berwick,
Starrucca,

Carbondale,
Jessup,
Pittston,

Stroudsburg,
Stroudsburg,

Wiikes-Barre,
Nazareth,
Wilkes-Barre,
Carbondale,
Bangor,

Newark,
Carbondale,
Scranton,
Carbondale,
Stroudsburg,

Thompson,
Mountainhome,
Chalfont,
Scranton,
Milanville,

Wilkes-Barre,
Nanticoke,

Ky.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Cal.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Ariz.

York,
Pen Argyl,
Uniondale,

N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.

Bowen,

Mont.

Stroudsburg,
Easton,
Brooklyn,

Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
N. J.

Gelatt,
Passaic,

'98.

Hoboken,
Flicksville,
Jersey, City,

Wilkes-Barre,
Minersville,

Farming,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.

Tucson,

Stenographer,
Teacher,
Schools,

Pa.
N. Y.

New

Super. Prin.
x-rin.

N. Y.
Pa.

Fearnot,

Susquehanna,
Stroudsburg,

N. J.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

62

Gibbs,

Edwin

Merchant,

F.

Hobbes, C. E.
Hoffsommer, Walter
Kintner, Ira L.

LaRue, Daniel W.

Nanticoke,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Missionary,
Tokio,
Japan.
Teacher.
Marshalls Creek, Pa.
Member Faculty, East
Dentist,

Stroudsburg No:L-mal
Miller, Elbert A.
Mengel, Henry F.

Richmond,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Slate Business,
Teacher,

McCabe, James F.
Mitman, Wesley M.

Lawyer,

Wilkes-Barre,

Prin. of Schools,

Michael, Benj. F.

Druggist,
Merchant,

Easton,
Laceyville
South Gibson,

Clerk,

Plainfield,

Teacher,

Bangor,

Draftsman,

Birmingham,
Elmhurst

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Ala.
Pa.

Beverly,

Mass.

Male, Nicholas M.
Miller, Lafayette

McNamara, Galusha
Palmer, Abner M.
Reimer, Enoch
Reimel, Elmer J.
Rogers, Edward B.
Reimer, Azariah
*Smith, Lewis A.
Seguine, Wm. M.
Super, Jacob J.
Stevens, Wm. M.
Sullivan,

Edward

Walsh, Wm. P.
Walsh, Anthony T.
Webber, Charles B.

Belvidere,

Bank

Clerk,
Minister,

Member
J.

Easton,

Pen Argyl,

Jones, Sadie

J.

E.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Lansford,
Wilkes-Barre,
Wilkes-Barre,
Scranton,
Avoca,

.attorney -at-Law,
Physician,

Agent,

POST GRADUATES
Kunkle, George B.
Kinney, Ira L.
Gardner, Fred C.
Shoemaker, Pauline

Stroudsburg Norm,
Bangor, R. F. D. 1, Pa.

Faculty,

!,

'98

Wind

Principal,

Teacher,
Clerk,D. L.
Teacher,
Teacher,

&W.

CLASS OF

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Gap,

Hampton,

R. R.

E. Stroudsburg,
Hebron,
N.

Pa.
N. J.
Pa.

Dak.

Parsons,

Pa.

1899.

LADIES.
Atherton, Kittie M.
Bell,

Ruth

Bretney, Clara

Brumbaugh,

J.

C. G.

Coyne, Cath. A.
Castle, Charlotte L.

Chambers, Bertha
Cassidy, Ella M.
Case, Lulu E.

Chamberlain, Bertha
Doughty, M. Olive
Dertinger, Louise C.
Duff,

Leonard

Ervin, Sadie E.
Eyer, Ida M.

Evans, E.

May

Edwards, Laura A.
Fenstermacher, C.
Fetherman, Daisy A.
Forgeng, Mary I.
Fallon, Theresa F.
Guinnip, Mabel G.
Gannon, Eliza C.
Gilpin, Blanche K.
Hanahan, Margaret
Hoover, Sue E.
Hills,

Myra

L.

Holton, Katharyne

Deceased.

Teacher,
Mrs. E. Higgins.
Mrs. Chas. A. Wagnei
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher.
Mrs. J. M. Lenox,
Mrs. E. F. Eversole,
Teacher,
Business,
Teacher,
Mrs. Philip Brundage
Mrs. A. E. Herriman,
Mrs. B. M. Shull,
Mrs. A. C. Graham,
Teacher,
Mrs. Daniel Holland,
Mrs. Daniel LaRue,
Mrs. James Donovan,
Mrs. W. H. Robacker,
Mrs. James P. Burns,
Mrs F. O. Ruth,
Mrs. W. J. Niemeyer,
Teacher,

C'lk's

Summit,

Rushville,

Lehighton,
Pniladelphia,
Scranton,

Wilkes-Barre,
Stroudsburg,

Warwick,
Passaic,
Plainfield,
Detroit,

Wilkes-Barre,
Buffalo,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
N. J.
Pa.

Mich.
Pa.
Y.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

N.

Forty-Fort,
Ashley,

Grantwood,
Galeton,

Lehighton,
Allentown,
Scranton,
Old Forge.
E. Stroudsburg,
Pittston,
Sterling,
S.

Miners

Pa.

Neb.

Mills,

Easton,

Dunmore,
Wilkes-Barre,

EAST STROUDSBURG,

PA.

63

Herriotts, Jane A.
Heller, Bessie

Houck, Maria

Heckman, Eva
Johnson, Lilian A.
Kober, Mary
Kemp, Gertrude
Kennedy, Josephine
Klaer, M. Louise
Mullen, Sarah A.
Leonard, Agnes G.
McHale, Sadie A.

Mundy, Susie

T.

Mulderig, Katie C.
McAndrews, M. G.

McGee, Gertrude L.
Mosser, Laura E.
Michael, Charlotte F.
Miller,
Miller,

Edyth

G.

Anna M.
Motte, Clara E. A.
Moore, Mary T.
Murray, Carrie
Messinger, Ella M.
Mulherin, Anna
Mulherin, Katie
Northup, Lena L.
Newsbigler, Mabel
O'Brien, Edith
Passmore, R. Helen
Parker, Anna G.
Phillips, Ella G.

Ross, Gertrude

Rosenkrans, Edna L.
itichards, Bertha E.
Remaly, Henrietta
Shafer, Alzena B.
Smith, Olive K.

Swartwood, Mary E.
Starke, Blanche L.
Stark, Clara A.
Squier, Ethel
Thomas, Lilian

Thompson, Kate L.
Thomas, Marg. H.
VanCampen, Addie
VanHorn, Nettie
Walker, Blanche E.
Wivell, Mary A.
Williams, Maud

Mrs. J. S. Wetzel,
Teacher,
Mrs. Chas. E. Bessel,
Teacher,
Mrs. V. H. Dimmick,
Mrs. H. Templeton,
Teacher,
Mrs. D. R. Chapin,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Ackermanville,

Principal,

Carbondale,
Scranton,

Teacher,
Mrs. I. A. Fager,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Wm. M. Young,
Mrs. S. Mann Uhler,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher.
Mrs. S. M. Glidden,
Mrs. Mooney,
Mrs. A. Ollendick,
Mrs. John E. Faber,
Mrs. D. H. Keller,
Mrs. O. M. Brittain,
Mem. Norm. Faculty,
Mrs. J. M. Phillips,
Teacher,

Mrs

N. G. Keiser,

Mrs. Henry Mengle,
Mrs. G. Avery,
Mrs. F. L. Hartman,
Mrs. L. E. Ace,
Mrs. G. W. Bushnell,
Teacher,
Mrs. W. H. VanFleet,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. C. D. Wolfe.
Mrs. Chas. L. Avery,
Mrs. Ernest Keller,

GENTLEMEN,
Alleman, Ira F.

Brown, W.

E.

Barrett, Patrick
Barrett, Charles A.

LaAnna,
Scranton,

Bangor,
E. Stroudsburg,
Buffalo,
N.

Olyphant,
Scranton,
Plains,

Miners Mills,
Wilkes-Barre,
Inkerman,
Philadelphia,

Kan.

East Orange,
Wilkes-Barre,
Jermyn,

N.

Glen Lyon,
Wilkes-Barre,
Atlantic City,

N.

Wilkes-Barre,
New York,
Throop,

N.

Washington,

D.

Philadelphia,
Easton,

C.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

E. Stroudsburg,
Norfolk,
Luzerne,

Va.
Pa.
N. Y.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.

Binghamton,
Blairstown,

Tunkhannock,
Factoryville,

Stroudsburg,

Meshoppen,
Wilkes-Barre,
Ransom,
Wilkes-Barre,

Troytown,
Hope,
Uriondale,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Susquehanna,
Alderson,

Farmer,

Penbrook,
Stroudsburg,
Glen Lyon,

E

Feltham, Ralph H.
Fenner, Frank D.
Green, D. Albert

Principal, Poly. Inst.

Gilbert,

Teacher,
Science Professor,

Flushing,

Gallagher, J. F.
Hindson, J. Frank

Manager "News,"
Supt. Graham Mine,

Hanna, George E.
Deceased.

J.

Pa.
Y.
Pa.

'99.

Business,
Teacher,

Teacher,
Mail Carrier,

J.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pen Argyl,

Hudson

Jacob

Pa.

Salina,

Buffalo,
N. Water

Hill,

Pa

Nazareth,
Easton,

Teacher,
Teacher,
R. R. Storekeeper,

Leonard

Y.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Jermyn,

Principal,

Duff,

Demund, Howard M.
Donovan, James

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
Gap,
Pa.

East Hartford, Conn.
N.

Lock Haven,
Wilkes-Barre,
Oswald,
E. Stroudsburg,
Stroudsburg,

W

Pa.
Y.
Pa.
Pa.

Va.
Pa.
Pa.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

64

Koehler, Elmer E.
Keener, Daniel P.

Lomasson, Clarence
Lynch, John
Mack, Jacob J.

Structural Engineer,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Law Student,
Teacher,

New

Merchant,
Engineer,
Teacher,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Elizabethport,
N. J.
Buffalo,
N. Y.
Nazareth,
Pa.
Martin's Creek,
Pa.

York,
N. Y.
York,
Pa.
Martin's Creek,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Nazareth,
Pa.
R. F. D. No.

Manning, Cornelius
Messinger, Geo. S.
McGuire, John J.
NelsOn, Henry

Plains,

Business,
Osteopath,
Teacher,

Paul, Augustus C.
Reese, Jacob E.

Rader, Floyd A.

Electrician,

Robinson, James M.
Rood, Ralph H.
Snyder, Charles
Shiffer, Alvin O.
Sayre, Robert

Teller,
L.

J.

Chem.

Ziegenfus, Milton D.

Teacher,

Kinney, Ira L.
Schoonover, C. E.

Matamoras,
Pittsburg,
Seemsville,
»99.

Prof. Math. Un. Neb.,
Principal,
Mrs. T. A. Briggs,

POST GRADUATE,
Bender, B. F.

Bath,
Stroudsburg,

U.S. Geol. Sur,

SCIENTIFIC COURSE,
Bennett, Lizzie R.

Lincoln,

Neb.

Hampton,
Tucson,

N. J.
Ariz.

Jersey City,

N.

'99.

Clerk,

CLASS OF

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Dallas,
Philadelphia,

Railroad Accountant,
Teacher,
R. R. Postal Clerk,
Supt. Pike County,

Westbrook, Lucien
Webster, G. E.

3.

Scranton,

Tatamy,

J.

1900.

LADIES.
Aikman, Anna M.
Barteau,
Bisbing,
Bortree,
Bortree,

Ethel
Minnie G.
Ella

Grace Mae
Boundy, Nellie E.
Brennan, B. C.

Bonham, Eva

B.
Conner, Lillian

Caswell, Hettie
Cotton, Jennie H.

Avoca,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. G. E. Webster,
33b Olive street,
Mrs. W. E. Green,

Del. Water Gap
E. Stroudsburg

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

,
,

Philadelphia,
Scranton,
Des Moines,

Wilkes-Barre,
Rutherford,
Dover,
Los Angeles,
Sayre,

la.

Pa.
N. J.
N. J.
Cal.
Pa.

R. F. D. 26.

Cook, Helen R.
Chamberlain, Jennie
Corcoran, Alice D.
Everitt, Clara B.
Ferris, Jessie E.
Follett, Dora M.

Fetherman, Mary
Gibbs, Ella
George, Berdie
Geiser,

Laura

B.

Gwilliam, Carolyn

Bertha
Hannas, A. Belle
Hobbs, Mabel
Giess,

Heller,

Anna

Johnson, Aquilla
Jennings, Satie A.
Jackson, Nellie

Deceased.

Teacher,
Advertising M'g'r,
Mrs. E. S. Garey,
Mrs. O. B. Gillis,
Mrs. Chas. Axtman,
Teacher,
Professional Nurse,
Nurse,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Stiff,
Mrs. Edward Epp,
Mrs. W. A. Fitchorn,
Trained Nurse,
Teacher,
Mrs. C. A. Miller,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Bushkill,
.

Pa.
Pa.
La.

Plainsville,

New

Orleans,
Beverly,
Bridgeville,
Kingsley,
R. F. D. 1.

New

York,
Hope,
Nazareth,
Philadelphia,

Plymouth,
Concord,

Wood River,
Scranton,
Bushkill,
Allentown,
Binghamton,
Duryea,

Mass.
N.

J.

Pa.
N. Y.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. H.

Neb.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N.

Y.

Pa.

EAST STROUDSBURG,
Kerrick, Ruth A.
Kelly, Margaret L.
Lesh, Lydia F.
Lear, Harriet H.
McClellan, Mary H.
Melcher, Lottie M.
Meginess, Susan V.
Morris, Anna J.

Madden, Annie

McMahon,

Eliz. V.

McFall, Gertrude M.
Neyhart, Nellie
Owen, Bessie
Olver, Lillie A.
Paul, Olive
Plummer, Alice A.

Parry, Leah C.
Posten, Blanche
Quinn, Eva
Richards, Effie May
Shorner, Elizabeth
Swezy, Olive
Swartz, Jessie M.
Smiley, Grace H.
Search, Blanche T.
Snyder, Delia H.
Snyder, Minnie E.

Tretheway, Esther
Uhler, Alice C.
VV ells, Lavinia N.
Whiting, Florence L.
Walsh, Martha B.
Weiss, Anna Keller
Westbrook, Ella F.

Mrs. B. H. Daniell,
Nurse.
Student,
Teacher,
Mrs. J. L. Evans,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. E. Phillips,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. C. E. Bachman,
Mrs. H. L. Renville,
Teacher,
Mrs. H. C. Walker,
Mrs. Charles Smiley.
Mrs.A.A. Chamberlain
Mrs. Thos. Saricks,

Philadelphia,
Philadelphia,
Lancaster,

Teacher,
Mrs. Oscar S. Young,
Mrs. E. Walter,
Student,

Mayfield.

Stenographer,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Instructor,

I.

C. S.,

Mrs. A. Dietrich,
Teacher,
Mrs. G. S. Messinger,
Teacher,
Mrs. R. S. Williams,
Teacher,
Mrs. Sam Bartron,
Mrs. J. W. Lucas,

Dooley, E. R.
*Frutchey, WebsterC.
Foley, John G. J.
Fisher, Patrick J.
Getz, R. M.

Itterly, G.

Jenkins, John T.
Kromer, W. H.
Kleintob, Corey B.
Kennedy, John M.

*Koch, Edward W.
LaBar, Ira A.

Harvey S.
Ramsey, Will W.
Rhodes, T. Floyd
Stover, Edgar S.
Miller,

Sarricks, Thos. F.

Wyckoff, John
Younkin, Allen

Deceased.

P.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Woodcliffe,

Wismer,

Pa.

N.

J.

Jackson,
Hazelton,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Kirkwood,

Mo.

Kingston,

Wanamie,
Lords Valley,
Wilkes-Barre,
Slatington,

E. Stroudsburg,

Thornhurst,
Harrisburg,
Son Yea,
Nanticoke,
Stroudsburg,
Berkeley,
Scranton,

Wilkes-Barre,
Jermyn,
Carbondale,
Parsons,

Tatamy,
Meshoppen,
Virginia,
Mayfield,
Pen Argyl,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.

Pa
Pa.
Cal.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Minn.

Summit,

Pa.
Pa.
N. J.

Business,

Bangor,

Pa.

Vice Principal,
Merchant,
Teacher,

Stroudsburg,
Scranton,
Wilkes-Barre,
E. Stroudsburg,
Nazareth,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

'00.

Dentist,

Letter Carrier,
Science Teacher,

Auditor Ex.

Co.,

Newspaper Man,
Salesman,

Bank Cashier.
Dentist,

Gish, John N.
Houck, Ray N.
Higham, J. V.

65

Doylestown,

Analomink,

GENTLEMEN,
Achenbach, Enos D.
*Bortree, Loren A.
Brown, Robert
Biesecker, John C.
Burke, James P.
Cross, Clarence G.
Drach, Stewart E.

PA.

Merchant,
Merchant,
Student-Teacher,
ClerK,
Minister,
Principal,

Lawyer,
Principal,

Teacher,
Druggist,
Prin. Com. H. S.,
Clerk, Dept. of Mines,
Railway Post. Clerk,
Supt. Tannery,

Anaconda,
Philadelphia,

Mont.
Pa.

Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Nazareth,
Pa.
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
E.
Pa.
Philadelphia,
Charleston,
S. C.
Pa.
Wind Gap,
Valparaiso,
Ind.
Panama.
Colon,
Center Moreland, Pa.

Alden Station,

Pa.

Pa.
Stroudsburg,
Oxford,
N. J.
N. J.
Perth Amboy,
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,

Bloomfield,

Harrisburg,
Stroudsburg,

E.

Irvona,

N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

STATE NORMAL, SCHOOL,

66

STATE CERTIFICATE.
Hanyon, Cole

B.

Jenkins, Mrs.

J.

T.

Supervising Prin.,

Rutland,

Student,

"Valparaiso,

CLASS OF

Pa.
Ind.

1901.

LADIES.
Atherton, Grace
Beidleman, Roxie
Battenburg, Jennie
Bachman, Grace

Bachman, Geneva

Bannatyne. Ethel M.
Bunnell, Louise
Burk, Catharine
Birs, Genevieve
Baldwin, Belle
Carpenter, Blanche
Cross, Susie

J.

Cline, Edith

Crisman,

S.

Marg.

Cure, Susie N.

Donohue, Margaret
Dewing, Nancy

Decker, Mamie
Decker, Ada M.
Donnelly, Julia A.
Detrick, Blanche M.
Edinger, Jeannette
Fenner, Laura
Ford, Elizabeth

Foley, Margaret
Gillespie Helen
Griffiths, Nellie
Garis, Bertha M.

Gabert, Mildred

Goodnough, Gertrude
Hopgood, Anna
Hunt, Elsie
Hoag, Genevieve

Hawke,

Eliz.

L.

J.

Jenkins, A. Bertha
Jenkins, Anne
Kitrick, Helen
Kielty,
Kilker,

Mary
Anna

Kintner, May
Lobb, Flora
Meyers, Bertha
Michael, Marietta

Morgan, Lizzie
Messinger, Lizzie
Murray, Etta

McCormick, Hannah

Moore, Jennie L.
Nicholas, Florence
O'Brien, Nellie

Paulson, Anna M.
Riddle, Alice E.

Ryan, Nellie
Shaw, Mary
Smith, Leola
Smith, Laura
*Shafer, Leona

Deceased.

Summit,
Washington,
Jermyn,

N.

Elizabeth,
Freeland,

N.

Teacher,
Mrs. Waldro T. Rush,
Trained Nurse,
Mrs. Wm. Hughes,
Teacher,
Mrs. L. J. Place,

Cl'k's

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. F. C. Gritman,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Chas. W. Palmer,
Mrs. Chas. Beers,
Mrs. N. E. Young,
Mrs. O. W. Petty,
Mrs. Harry E. Miller,
Teacher,
Mrs. S. E. Brasefield,
Mrs.Wm. P. Morton,
Mrs. Jervis E. Kresge,
Mrs. Cor. Manning,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Carbondale,
Pa.
Almira,
Wash.

Mrs. Granville Harding,
Teacher,
Mrs. Roland B. Moore,
Mrs. J. E. LeGrande,
Mrs. Lester Brink,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. W. Youngblood,
Mrs. Thos. J. Pace,
Mrs. Jas. P. Snyder,
Mrs. H. Hoffmeister,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. F. P. Bossard,
Mrs. H. H. Albert,
Mrs. W. J. Dooley,
Mrs. W. J. Donovan,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. H. A. Spragle,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Brooklyn,

Dalton,
Sterling,

Hackettstown,
Passaic,

Luzerne,
Dorranceton,

Binghamton,
Ransom,
Analomink,
Scranton,
Easton,
Philadelphia,
Lookout,
Scranton,

Shenandoah,
Wilkes-Barre,

Pen Argyl,
Mauch Chunk,

Pa.
J.

Pa.
J.

Pa.
N. Y.

Pa.

Pa
N. J.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Cal.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
W. Pittston,
Pa.
Olyphant,
Pa.
Sayre,
Pa.
Forty-Fort,
Pa.
Pa.
Scranton,
Scranton,
Pa.
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Dorranceton,
Pittsburg,
Pa.
Bath,
Pa.
Bethlehem,
Pa.
Pa.
Petersville,
N. J.
Perth Amboy,
Pa.
Chester,
Pa.
Tatamy,
Pa.
Dunmore,
Pa.
Ashley,
Pa.
Alden Station,
Pa.
Nazareth,
Del. Water Gap, Pa.
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Scranton,
E. Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Del. Water Gap, Pa.
Pa.
South Sterling,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,

Elizabeth,

EAST STROUDSBURG,
Stevens, Sadie

Sweeney, Maggie
Taylor,

May

Tewksbury, Lucia
Uhler, Lucy A.
Walker, ^gnes
Wismer, Ella
Werner, Sadie Mae
Williams,

Anna

B.

Mrs. D. O. Kersteter,
Teacher,
Mrs. Harry Robinson,
Teacher,
Mrs. A. G. Abel,

Druckenmiller, C.
Edinger, Henry
Frantz, Nelson A.
Flaherty, Patrick
Fanseen, J. J.
Florey, Floyd
Govier, Charles
Hazleton, Samuel

Hollenback, Leroy
Jayne, David

H

Johler,

Kress,

J.

J.

Weehawken,

N. J.
Pa.

Bangor,
Hill,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

'01.

School,
Eng.,

Mgr. Tombstone Co.,
Freight Aud. D.L.&W.
Public Accountant,
Teacher,

J.

Edmund

High

Pa.

E. Stroudsburg,

Advertising Agent,
Inst. Tele.

Philadelphia,

E. Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Washington,
Pa.

Pen Argyl,

Physician,
Recorder's Clerk,
Teacher,
Clerk,
U. S. Meat Inspector,
Mgr. Daily Record,
Teacher,
Prin.

67

Curly

Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. John Gish,

GENTLEMEN,
Cross, Friend A.
Corkhill, James
Davitt, Michael

PA.

First National Bank,

Maynard, O. F.
McFarland, S. C.

Merchant,
Pres't Imp. Ass. Co.

Neumiller, Carl
Peters, Sidney R.

Forester,
Teacher,

Purvis, William S.
Reese, W. P.
Sanford, Lester
Steigerwalt, E. E.

Traveling Salesman,
Merchant,
Elec. Engineer,
Teacher,

Transue, Charles
Welter, Charles

Teacher,

Scranton,

Philadelphia,
Carnegie,
State College,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Billings,

Mont.

Mauch Chunk,
Plains,

New

York,

Philadelphia,

Stroudsburg,
Scranton,

Clark's Summit,
Pa.
W. Va.
Charleston,
Scranton,
Pa.
Pa.
Pen Argyl,
Pa.
Harford,
Pa.
Pittsburg,
Toronto,
Can.
Slatington,
Pa.
R. F. D. No. 1.
Pa.
Factoryville,
Pa.
Parsons,

Wilkinsburg,

Pa.
Pa.
R. F. D. No.l.
White Plains, N. Y.

Bowmanstown,

STATE CERTIFICATE,
Osborn, T. G.

Super. Principal,

Luzerne,

Pa.

SCIENTIFIC* COURSE.
Dooley, E. R.

Anaconda,

Science Prof.,

CLASS OF

Mont.

1902.

LADIES.
Allan, Maybelle M.
Bush, Carrie A.

Bachman, Gertrude
Bender, M. Ella
Bredbenner, Nell A.
Bloom, Carrie M.
Brown, Charlotte A.
Bishop, Ethel M.

Brown, Ruth May

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. O. G. Marstiller,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Bishop, L. Antoniette
Boyle, Edith D.

Mrs. L. C. Taylor,
Teacher,
Mrs. T. J. Callahan

Brader, Grace E.
Brewster, Carolyn

Teacher,
Mrs. G. H. Tiffany,

Shoemaker,

Deceased.

Pittston,

Watertown,
Lehighton,
East Bangor,
Bemis,
Luzerne,
Duryea,

Pa.

Conn.
Pa.
Pa.

W. Va.
Pa.
Pa.

Olyphant,
Bethlehem,

Pa.
Pa.

Forty Fort,
Wilkes-Barre,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Kingsley,

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

68

Cawley, Mary G.
Cruver, Bessie D.

Clemow, Lillie
Cunningham, Katie
Corkhill, Marie A.

Cannon, Edna
Connelly,

C.
L.
B.

Mary

Depue, Mabel
Doolittle, Ethel H.
Dickisson,

Mary M.

Dean, Anna May
Delaney, May J.

Davis, Sallie W.
Donnelly, Anna
Edinger, Anna M,
Foss, Mabel E.
Frey, Erma
*France, Jessie M.
Franklin, Laura M.
Frankenfield, Edith
Frankenfleld, Lizzie

Fanseen, Ada L.
Flanaghan, Isabelle
L arrell, Loretta
Gallagher, Lillie C.
Hibschman, Marg. M.

Hunsicker,

Mame

E.

Lucy E.
Henwood, Alice M.
Heal,

Henry, A. Elizabeth,
Haslam, May E.
Ide. Flora K.
Jeff reyes, Barbara

Johnston, Katharine
Jackson, Floretta M.
Kelly, Mabel
Kennedy, Esther E.
Koons, G. Florence
Keller, Bertha
Krickbaum, Rozelle
Kitrick, Helen P.

Kaufer, Caroline C.
Kress, Hester L.
Leonard, Josephine
Lyons, Margaret K.
Lewis, Ethel M.

Langan, Mary A.
Leonard, May G.
Miller,

Martha

E.

McDonnell, Rose

Morgan Edith

I.

Mayock, Rose M,
Mitchell, Bessie M.

Moyer, Irene M.
Norton, Sallie
Northcote, Myrtle
O'Brien, Josephine
O'Malley, Catharine
O'Dea, Kate S.
O'Connor, Kathryn
Paul, Elva

Ruth

Prudhoe, Eva J.
Patterson, Clyde A.
Quinn, Sadie F.
Reagle, Allura B.
Robbins, Jesse M.
Ruggles, R. Blanche

Deceased.

Teacher,
Mrs. F. M. Marvin,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. F. R. Decker,
Mrs. H. A. Shuster,
Teacher,
Mrs. R. B. Mackey,
Student,
Mrs. Elmer J. Davies,
Teacher,
Mrs. D. H. Nicholas,
Teacher.
Mrs. Elliot Newton,
Teacher,

Miner's Mills,

Plymouth,
Avoca,

Mauch Chunk,
Wilkes-Barre,

Ashley,
Lafayette,
N. J.
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
Irvington,
N. J.

Waverly,
Salt

Lake

City, Utah.
n. y.
N. J.

Tarrytown,
Washington,
Dunmore,

Stroudsburg,
Stroudsburg,
Mt. Pocono,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. M. H. Liggit,
Teacher,
Mrs. G. J. Scholia,
Mrs. D. D. Jones,
Mrs. Henry Dartt,
Mrs. Rollin E. Charles,
Mrs. A. R. Wildoner,
Mrs. F. D. VanOrsdale
Teacher,
Mrs. O. F. Maynard,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. E. N. Howe,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. W. M. Whitney,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. E. J. Reimel,
Teacher,

Scranton,
Vandling,

Prin.

Gram. Schools,

Pa.

Mechanics Valley, Pa.

Book-keeper,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. A. C. Drew,
Teacher,
Mrs. Wm. N. Thomas,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Paul Overfield,
Mrs. D. J. Williams,
Mrs. Geo. E. LaBar,
Teacher,
Mrs. Jesse P. Oyer,
Mrs. J. W. Williams,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Port Griffith,
Lansford,

Teacher,

Clerk,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Bartonsville,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Ala.
Pa.

Wilkes-Barre,
Philadelphia,

Lehighton,

Dunmore,
Jermyn,
Scranton,
S. Bethlehem,
Dorranceton,
Dubois,
Susquehanna,
Harford,
Ariel,

Scranton,

Palmerton,
Pipersville,

Allentown,
Wilkes-Barre,
Wilkes-Barre,

Pen Argyl,
Scranton,
Easton,

Birmingham,
Pittston,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
E. Mauch Chunk
Pa.
Nazareth,
Pa.
Ashley,
N. J.
Atlantic City,
Pa.
Dunmore,
Pa.
Scranton,
Pa.
Dickson City,
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
E.
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Milford,
New
Pa.
Mayfield,
Pa.
Martin's Creek,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Dorranceton,

Hazleton,

Dunmore,

Scranton,
Miner's Mills,
Allentown,

,

EAST STROUDSBURG,
Rynkiewicz, Ella J.
Richards, E. Mae
Ruggles, Bertha L.
Super, Blanche
Staples, Edith L.

Sarson,

Anna

Shelley, Lillie B.
Stevens, Clara M.
Sniffer, Alice

Sheridan,

Mary

B.

Sherman, Alice C.
Vandermark, E. M.
Volongevich, J.
Whipple, Nellie E.
Williams, Sarah L.
Wallace, Isabel E.
Wieand, Ella M.

Ward, Mary Agnes

Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. W. E. Roberts,
Mrs. Robt. Merwin,
Mrs. Wm. M. Glebe,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Roy Evans,
Teacher,

Dexter, Fred

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.

Easton,

W.

Pittston,

Stroudsburg,

Camden,
Stewartsville,

Quakertown,
Moscow,

Ky.

Frankfort,
Wilkes-Barre,

Mrs. F. W.Lamoreaux,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Silkworth,
Scranton,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.

Mehoopany,
Plymouth,
Forty Fort,
Hackensack,
Wilkes-Barre.

»02.

Prin. of Schools,

Beaver Meadow, Pa.
Pullman,
Wash.

Inst. Lehigh Univ.,
Lawyer,
Book-keeper.
Business Manager,

Lansford,
Scranton,
Mullica Hill,
Bethlehem,
Port Griffith,
Philadelphia,
Serling r'orest,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Physician,

Geigers Mills,
Aspinwall,
Stroudsburg,

Insurance Agent,
Teacher,

Columbus,
Shenandoah,

Teacher,
Physician,

Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
PaPa.
N. J.

O.

Ettinger, Herbert
I.

Shenandoah,

Tobyhanna,

Teacher,

Delong, Charles R.
Edinger,

6»

Book-keeper,

GENTLEMEN,
Beck, Minor C.
Bryant, Frank M.
Boyle, James D.
Baldwin, Bert O.
Chalfant, H. B.
Charles Rollin L.
Cohen, Joseph F.
Cannon, Con.
Decker, Harry

PA.

W.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

R. F. D.

Frederick, Chas. C.
Foley, James J.
Forrest, James F.
Howell, A. H.

Hindson, W.

S.

Henshaw, J. Irwin
Jenkins, W. W.
Jones, Ben. F.
Jones, Allan H.

Principal,

Principal Schools,
Prin Gram. Schools,
Stud. Lafay. Col.,

Teacher,
Pub. Business,

Foreman

William A.
Krause, Ralph U.

Silk Co.,

Honesdale,
Scranton,
Philadelphia,
Phillipsburg,
Pen Argyl,
Unlivanlsee,

Mitke, A. Charles

Teacher,
Chief Draftsman,
Chemist,

Morgan, John E.
Moran, John F.

Principal,
Prin. High School,

Nicholson,
Archbald,

Morgan, Robt. D.

Business,
Teacher,
Physican,

Wilkes-Barre,
Chauncey,
Lancaster,
Scranton,
Portland,

Kitto,

McGinley, Jerry

McDonough, Alex

J.

Needle. Harry

Lawyer,

Ott,

Pentecost, M. Irving
Ruth, J. H.

Physician,
Physician,
Teacher,

Ratajski, Joseph E.
Roberts, Walter E.
Reese, Lynn B.
Rhodes, Alfred L.
Strong, Solomon

Physician,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Physician,

Howard

Shaw, Ernest B.
Smith, C. Herbert
Smith, Stanton R.
Shafer, Philip A.
Travis, Orin L.
Taylor, Burt S.
Uhler, Eugene H.

•Deceased.

Ohio.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.

Summit Hill,
White Mills,
White Haven,

Wis.

Dawson,

N. M.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Peckville,

Stroudsburg,
R. F. D. No.
Mt. Carmel,

1.

Wilkes-Barre,
Scranton,
Scranton,

Principal,

Rahway,

Hotel Clerk,

Student Univ. Penna,

Atlantic City,
Hartford,
Philadelphia,

Business,

Binghamton,

Salesman,
Teacher,
Teacher,

E. Stroudsburg,

Ins. Co. Inspect.,

Bradford,
Brooklyn,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
N. J.

Conn.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.
N Y.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

70

VanWhy, Eugene

Teacher,

Watson, David L.
Yarrick, John
Zang, George W.

'Bank Clerk,

Winsted,
Shenandoah,

N. S. Clerk,
T'cher, Indian Service

I.

STATE CERTIFICATES,
Landis, Fannie
Osborne, Jeannette
Plack, Catherine
Rittenhouse, Mary S.
Trumboner, H. C.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Physician,

CLASS OF

Conn.
Pa.
Pa.

Philadelphia,

Wautaun,

Minn.

'02.

Perkasie,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Dorranceton,
Collegeville,

Norristown,
Coopersburg,

1903.

LADIES.
Boyle, Margaret
Bush, Carrie A.*
Bender, Ella M.*

*Campbell, Ellen
Carpenter, Mary
*Cease, Edna M.

E.

Teacher,

Scranton,

Pa.

Mrs. B. O. Baldwin,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Scranton,
Swoyerville,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Principal,

Wilkes-Barre,

Teacher,
Mrs. Floyd Butz,
Teacher,

Freeland,
Philadelphia,
Scranton,
Scranton,
Avoca,

Mary A.
Congdon, Agnes K.
Coughlin, Eliz. V.
Dickisson, Mae M.*
Frantz, Myrtle M.
Gaffney, Margaret
Gallagher, Bessie R.
Gallagher, Marie M.
Gallagher, Mary A.
Garrett, Nellie I.
Hefferon, Margaret
Henwood, Anna E.

Hochrine, Minnie
Malloy, Anna T.
O'Brien, Josephine*

Mary
Rowan, Mary L.
Phillips,

Stark, Edith M.
T.

Campbell, John H.
Doll, H. Stanley
*Dreher, Norman H.
Gilpin, Ivison H.

Jenkins, Willard W.*

McGarey, John

I.

J.
J.

Merrick, Patrick

Laura

Toye, Peter F.
Nye, M. George

Morgan, John E.
Koehler,

J.

Conn.

Bangor,

Pa.

J.

McDonough, Alex.
Mitke, Chas. A.
Bortree, Ella
Frantz, Nelson A.

Irvington,

Pringle,

Skinners Eddy,

Tower City
Plainsville,

Atlantic City,

Kingston,
Shenandoah,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

>03.

Camden,

Supervising Prin.,

Mehoopany,

Business,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

LaAnna,
Scranton,

Rahway,
Freeland,

Inkerman,

J.

Pa.
Pa.

Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.

»03.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Book-keeper,
Principal,
Supt. Wayne County,

Teacher.
Chem. Eng.,
Teacher,
Mgr. Daily Record,

N.

Scranton,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Sterling,
Pittston,
E. Stroudsburg,

Nicholson,

Honesdale,
Chauncey,

Dawson,
Bath,
Stroudsburg,

*Graduates of previous year who took the new diploma with the

Deceased.

N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.

Nanticoke,
Scranton,

Physician,
Supervising Prin.

POST GRADUATE,
Gilpin,

Pa.

Watertown,

Forty Fort,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. A. H. Yetter,
Mrs. F. J. S. Morrow,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

GENTLEMEN,
Chalfant, Harry B.*

McAndrew, Wm.

Freeland,

1.

Conniff,

Whyte, Mary

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

class.

N.

M.
Pa.
Pa.

EAST STROUDSBURG,

PA.

COLLEGE PREPARATORY,
Chalfant Harry B.
Jenkins, Willard W.
Outterson, Maybelle

Physician,
Teacher,
Student, Vassar,

CLASS OF

71

'03.

Camden,
Scranton,
Stroudsburg,

N. J.
Pa.
Pa.

1904.

LADIES.
Adams, Jennie
Boland, Regina M.
Burke, Jennie T.
Biesecker, Eleanor
Bennett, Ida M.
Barrall, Lelah G.
Cannon, Regina M.
Campbell, Mary A.
Corkhill, Katherine
Cron, Jessie H.
Cosgrove, Nellie
Daniel, Edith
Duffy, Teresa M.

J.

Edwards, Anna
Eckenrode, Lorena
Evans,

Mame

Frantz, M. Julia
Frantz, Lillian
Guiney, Katharine
Gilligan, Loretta A.
Gallagher, Sadie L.
Gabel, Esther

Sue W.
Gallagher, Katie M.

Griffith,

Gill, Mary H.
Gallagher, Marg. V.
Heal, Bessie L.

Hunt, Fannie B.
Harlos, Jessie M.
Honeywell, Laura M.
Hoary, Katherine G.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. J. G. Harris,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. R. L. Saunders,
Teacher,
Mrs. J. C. Bloss,
Teacher,
Mrs. George Ripple,

Student Syr. Univ.,
Stud. Syracuse Univ.,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Fred E. Riede,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. P. F. McHale,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Silas Randall,
Mrs. H. M. Montz,
Teacher,

Wilkes-Barre,
Carbondale,
Old Forge,
Dorranceton,
New York,
Nanticoke,
Wilkes-Barre,
Carbondale,

Mauch Chunk,
Dunmore,

Coyne,
Secaucus,
Parsons,
Allentown,
Scranton,
Philadelphia,
Wilkes-Barre,
Wilkes-Barre,
Wilkes-Barre,
Pittston,

Philadelphia,
Austinville,

Lansford,
Freeland,
Scranton,
Parsons,

Dunmore,
Perth Amboy,
Taylor,
Luzerne,
Guttenburg,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.

*Jones, Estella B.

Kennedy, Mae
Kistler,

G.

Mary M.

Klaer, Bertha

Kearney, Katie A.
Knight, Birdie

Lavin, Anna F.
Leinbach, Elsie O.
L'Hommedieu, H. B.
L'Hommedieu, H. C.

McGinley, Bridget V.
McHale, Katie
McHugh, Marg. M.
McLaughlin, B. M.
McCann, Anna C.
Mulreany, Anna
Mushiltz, Clara E.
Mathers, Minnie L.
McCoy, Teresa J.
Mulherin, Anna

Mahan, Lelia V.
Nye, Mattie
O'Connor, Anna C.
O'Connell, Mary J.
*Peters, Sarah M.
Paterson, Jannette
•Deceased.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. C. B. Altemose,
Mrs. Wm. Webb,
Mrs. Harriet L'Hom-

medieu Thomas,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. W. A. Dewalt,
Mrs. H. Coolbaugh,
Mrs. Will Maguire,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Appel,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Olyphant,
E. Stroudsburg,
Milford,

Wilkes-Barre,

LaPlume,
Olyphant,
E. Stroudsburg,
Stroudsburg,

Stroudsburg,
Oneida,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Wilkes-Barre,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

La Plume,

Pa.

Shenandoah,
Freeland,
Pittston,

Dunmore,
Freeland,
Siegfried,

Trucksville,
Plains,

Wilkes-Barre,
Scranton,
Siegfred,

Miner's Mills,

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

72

Purcell, Katie A.
Ruff, Marion S.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. E. S. Hilsdorf,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Roberts, Florence M.
Smith, Ethel
Stuckley, Clara M.
Singer, Mabel

Swartwood, Martha
Smith, Gertrude M.
Timlin, Mary C.
Timlin, Bezie A.

VanWhy, Helen
Veenschoten, N.
Williams, Edna

F.
S.

Wisegarver, Emily
Weidman, Edith E.
Wallis, Minnie E.
lounkin, Anna M.
Young Ruby M.
1

,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Wm. Ruder,
Teacher,
Mrs. T. Wackernagel,
Mrs. C. W. Simpson,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

GENTLEMEN,
Ailing, Willard
Behler, Wm. M.

Cyphers, S. Leonard
Gallagher, E. Joseph
Gilpin,

Leon

Hibernia,

Forty Fort,

»04.

Teacher,
Student,

Freeland,

Business,

Book-keeper,

Commercial Student,
Principal,
Editor,

Plains,

Lawyer,

Brooklyn,

Machinist, E. R. R.,
Business,

Dunmore,

Civil Engineer,
Asst. Prin.,

Belvidere,

New

York,

Plains,

Paterson,
Perkasie,

Principal,
Minister,
Principal,

Garwood,

Supervising Prin.
Book Agent,
Q

EXAMINATION FOR

Secaucus,
Factoryville,

NEW

N. J.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
N. J.
N. Y.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
N. J.
N. J.
Pa.

DIPLOMA.

Mrs. Frank Spiegel,

Scranton,

Schneider,

Newfoundland,

Wayne,

m

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Freeland
Hazleton,
Scranton,
Stroudsburg,
Philadelphia,
Freeland,
Sussex,

J.

Pa.

LaAnna,
Prin.,

Northup, Lena L.

Henry

Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.

N.

Teacher,

O'Donnell, John A.
O'Malley, John A.
Pelton, Claire W.
Paules, Howard S.
Rozelle, Ernest M.
Saunders, R. Lee
Wilson, Charles A.

Allentown,
Columbia,
Carbondale,

Wyo.

McDonald, John E.
Mensch, Harry E.
F.

Ransom,

R. F. D. No. 1.
Scranton,
Pa.
Taylor,
Pa.
Taylor,
Pa.
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
N. Y.
Schenectady,
Passaic,
N. J.

Allendale,
Parsons,

Lawyer,

Wm.

Mauch Chunk,

Moosic

Cheyenne,

Jones, Adrian H.
Lewis, Meyer
LeBar, Frank
Morris, Bert F.

Raymond H.
Newton, Elliot B.
O'Neill, W. Chester

Bloomfield,

Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Civ. Engineer,

Supervising

Noble,

Luzerne,
Perth Amboy,

Principal,
Principal,

Herring, John

Maguire,

Shenandoah,

Pa.
Pa.

TEACHER'S CERTIFICATE.

Schultz, Elva G.

Washington ville,

Berks,

Wilson, James P.

Dickson City,

Lackawanna,

CLASS OF

Pa.
Pa.

1905.

LADIES.
Augenstein, L. M.
Angle, Gertrude
Angle, Lulu M.
Bell, Sarah E.

Bortree, Ada H.
Bortree, Ida H.
Barteau, Mildred

Brown, Jessie

Mrs. R. J. Cross,
Mrs. J. E. Jones,
Teacher,
Teacher.

Newark,

N.

J.

Pa.
Yardley,
Packerton,
Pa.
Pa.
Coudersport.
N. Y.
Mrs.W.Homer Rasley Cannonsville,
Pa.
Teacher,
Hub,
Del. Water Gap,
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Bank Clerk,

EAST STROUDSBURG.
Bachman, Sarah
Browne, Anna B.
Cooke, Helen G.

Cook, Mary

W.

Cross, Katie M.
Carlin, Daisy E.

Cummings, Marg.

C.

Carroll, Anna K.
Carden, Mary V.
Cowling, Isabella A.
Doggett, Agnes C.

Datesman,

Eliz. C.

Davitt, Bridget L.

Donovan, Mary A.
Emery, Naomi
Evans, Adeline

Fox, Alice E.
Grant, Kathryn H.
Etta M.
Holland, Bertha

Griffith,

Houck, Lulu A.
Hill,

Ada

Hogeland, Alice F.
Heneghan. Sadie F.
Huffman, Frances
Holmes, M. Dasiy
Jensen, Nellie H.
Jacoby, Cora E.
Kutzki, Josepha
Kane, M. Lillian

McGreevy Mary
Murphy, Agnes

McMurtrie, Minnie D.
McBride, Mary H.
Murrey, Nora F.
McNelis. Elizabeth
McLean, Marg. P.

Mahan, Nellie V.
Mangan, Helen B.
Nixon, Margaret
Neary, Nellie A.
Outterson, Bessie E.
Owen, Margaret K.
O'Malley, Margaret
*Overfield,

Mae

O'Malley, Marie
Peters, Bessie

Blanche
Quick, Mabel E.
*Roache, Katharine

Phillips,

Rex, Hattie M.
Reardon, Agnes
Reber, Ella M.

C.

Rohrbach, Estelle
Reap, Helen
Sunderland, Marg.
Seguine, Edith M.

Schumacher, Eva
Slutter, Hattie M.
Tigue, Mary
Tierney, Anna

Deceased.

Elizabeth,

Teacher,
Mrs. N. A. Frantz,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. R. T Woods,
Mrs. Wm. A. Kitto,
Mrs. J. J. Gallagher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. C. E. Blecher,
Mrs. J. W. Walters,
Teacher,
Mrs. F. A.Cross,
Mrs. F. O. Messinger,
Mrs. J. N. Pusey,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Atlantic City,
Stroudsburg,
Scranton,
Scranton,

E

Wilkes-Barre,
Avoca,

Pen Argyl,
Drifton,

Paterson,

N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.

Mayfield,

Pa.
Pa.

Wilkes-Barre,
Vineland,
Kingston,
Glendon,
Nanticoke,
Nanticoke,

N. J.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Bangor,
Scranton,
Allentown,
Avondale,
Coyne,
E. Stroudsburg,

eacher,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Wm. B. Wolfe,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. L. MacDonough,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Stenographer,
Mrs. Allen J. Hahn,
Mrs. Harry Freeland,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Pulaski,
Nanticoke,

Pa.

Tenn.

Stroudsburg,
Stroudsburg,
Pen Argyl,
Pen Argyl,
Scranton,
Tannersville,
Scranton,

Wilkes-Barre,
Duryea.

West

Pittston,

Glendon, Easton,

Dunmore,

Summit

Hill,

Carbondale,
Scranton,
Scranton,
Stroudsburg,
Old Forge,
Freeville,

Freeland,
Atlantic City,

Forty Fort,
Scranton,

Kingston,
Santa Barbara,
Allentown,
Scranton,

Mauch Chunk,
Lehighton,
Mt. Vernon,
Shenandoah,
Cresco,

Jersey City,
Endicott,

Dunmore,
Scranton,

J.

Pa.

E. Stroudsburg,
Col.,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Physician,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
'i

N.

Carbondale,

Clerk,

D.
G.

73

Teacher,
Teacher,

Teach. Martin
Teacher,
Teacher,

Kane, Grace
Kress, Mabel S.
Kellow, Lottie J.
King, Anna L.
Longacre, Elsie M.
Moran, Kathryn

PA.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

N. Y.
Pa.
N. J.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Cal.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

74

VanWhy, Grace

Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. John Mulligan,

Wieand, Kath. B.
Zerbey, Esther M.

GENTLEMEN,
Anthony, James W.
Donohue, Michael
Dunleavy, Joseph M.
L. D.

Griffith,

Gallagher, James

J.

E. Stroudsburg,

>05.

Emaus,

Superv. Prin.,
Teacher,
City Inspector,
Physician,
Teacher,

Pay

Scranton,
Baltimore,
Drifton,
E. Stroudsburg,

Stud. Univ. of Penna.,

LaAnna,

Accountant,

Philadelphia,

*Hollenback, L. B.
Haverty, Thos. A.
Hazen, J. Moore

Real Estate Agent,

Shenandoah,

Business,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Nanticoke,
Glen Lyon,
Port Jervis,

Jones, Willie H.

Kanyuck, John
Koerner, John L.
*Michener, Elmer
McCann, Michael
Miller,

Harvey

Noble, Greylock
O'Brien, George V,
Osraun, Luther
Pysher, Willard

Prokopovitsh, A.
Pelton,

Homer

Storm, John
Shelly,

C

William

Transue,

Wm.

S.

Clerk,

Mt.

T.

Woodley, Thomas

Book-keeper, P.R.R.,
Merchant,
Teacher,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Bethel,

N. Y.

Pa.
N. J.
N. Y.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Oxford,
Brooklyn,
Philadelphia,

Delaware,
Flicksville,

Lawyer,

Olyphant,

Teacher,

Hamlin,

Principal,

Lake Ariel,
Quakertown,

Pa

Boarding House Prop., Shawnee,
Poughkeepsie,

Student,
Teacher,
Principal,

EXAMINATION FOR
Strong, Solomon C.

Md.

Plymouth,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Physician,

B.

VanHorn, Clinton
Williams, Harry

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Glen Lyon,

John
Gilpin, Leon
Hoffman, Lewis

Gill,

Pa.
N. J.
Pa.

Hackensack,
Nesquehoning,

Rendham,
Matamoras,

NEW

DIPLOMA.
Rahway,

Principal,

CLASS OF

Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.

N.

J.

1906.

LADIES.
Bennett, Sarah
Bornhoeft, Anna
Bachman, Ethel
Biesecker, Nora F.
Boyle, Cecilia V.
Burke, Mary
Banks, Mabel M.
Colver, Lucretia
Cochran, Lulu P.
Cronce, Ethel R.
Cornish, S. Beatrice
Croasdale, Ada
Crosbie, Alice
Carter, Grace I.
Cannon, Celestine T.
Decker, Lillian

Dougherty, Anna

Dew, Bessie

Teacher,
Student,
Mrs. J. M. Shick,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Wade Brink,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. W. E. Scott,
Stenographer,
Music Student,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher.
Mrs. Oscar D. Coon,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher.

Davies, Marg. A.
Edwards, Lulu
'Teacher,
Edwards, Ethel
Fitzimmons, Rebecca Teacher,

•Deceased.

Glen Ridge,
N. J.
E. Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Riegelsville,

Bald Mount,
Hazleton,
Clifton,

N.

Nicholson,
Stewartsville,
Bushkill.
Philadelphia,
Mt. Pocono,
Troy,

Pa.
N. J.
Pa.

Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.

Hawley,

Rendham,
Wilkes-Barre.
Clark's Summit,
Glen Lyon,
Nanticoke,
Nanticoke,
Luzerne,
Plymouth,
Pleasant Mount

J.

,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

EAST STROUDSBURG,
Farrel, Elizabeth
Fallon, Sadie
Farrell, Bessie
Gillespie,

Marie

Gallagher, Kittie A.

Grogan, Mary
Henry, Mabel
Heller, Julia C.

Horn, Anna
Haley, Anna G.
John, Gertrude E.
Jones, Bessie
Jones, Margie
Jackson, Tessie
Jeffrey, Lillie

Jordan, Elizabeth
Klipple, Sarah E.
Kistler, Jeannette

Kipp, Hannah
Lane, Mary H.
Lacoe, Martha L.

Lewis, Stella H.
Loder, Lucy
Lesoine, Minnie

Morahan, Agnes E.
Miller,

Mary

Murphy, Theresa
Miller, Nettie F.

McAndrew, Anna

Morgan, Sophia E.
McCann, Nellie J.
Montanye, Anna
Osborne, Josephine
O'Malley, Elizabeth

Teacher.
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Ed. J. Rushmore,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. C. W. Pelton,
Teacher,
Mrs. M. J. Harrington,
Teacher,
Mrs. Geo. Herrmann,
Mrs. Henry a.. Kent,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teaching,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Thos. Carroll,
Teacher,

PA,

76

Parsons,
Old Forge,
Parsons,

Pa.

Pa

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pittston,

Coyne,
Archbald,
Scranton,
Bushkill,
Hibernia,

Wilkes-Barre,
Nanticoke,

Hackensack,
Slatington,

Duryea,
Pen Argyl,
Carbondale,

Ransom,

R. F. D. No. 2.
Paterson,
N. J.
E. Stroudsburg,
Pa.

Dushore,

Pa,
Pa.
R. F. D. No. 2.
Seattle,
Wash.
Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Avoca,
Pa.
New York,
N. Y.
Archbald,
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Scranton,
Pa.
Nanticoke,
Pa.
Dunmore,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Avoca,
Pa.
Forty Fort,
Pa.

Ransom,

*Owens, Margaret
Pritchard, Jessie
Padden, Julia
Raeder, Eliz. H.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. W. C. Petty,

Ruane, Katherine G.
Roche, Nellie
Reap, Edna
Shafer, Ida B.
Smith, Cora V.
Smith, Essie O.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. F. R.
Teacher,
Teacher,

Montrose,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Mayfield,

Ransom,
R. F. D. No.
Plains,

2

Pa.
Pa.

Coyne,

Ammon,

Omaha,
Mountainhome,

Neb.
Pa.

Schwartz, Lydia M.

Succosunna,
N. J.
Hackensack,
N. J.
Bangor,
Pa.
Teacher State Normal E. Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Pa.
Mrs. A. S. Jacob,
Nanticoke,

Turrell, Stella
Turn, Daisy E.

Teacher,
Teacher,

Staples,
Singer,

Romelda

Emma

Newark,
N.

Water Gap,

R. F. D. No.

Water Gap,

Turn, Lura F.

Music,

N.

Turn, Isabel
Wheeler, Mabel A.
Winter, Leona E.
Younkin, Bessie

Nurse's Tr'n'g School,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

New

R. F. D. No.

GENTLEMEN,
Clerk,
Principal. Tsp. H.

Doll,

Davies,

Edmund

Henry, John
Horan, James

Losey, Frank B.

Deceased.

J.

Bookkeeper,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

York,
Waverly,
Bald Mount,
Passaic,

Pa.
2.

N.

Y.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.

'06.

Bank

James
Harry E.

Conniff,

N. J.
Pa.
2.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Plains,
S.,

Evans

Falls,

Scranton,
Cresco,

Rendham,

New

York,

N.

Y.

STATE NORMAL, SCHOOL,

76

Murphy, Joseph

McDonough, James
McAndrew, John A.
McDonough, George
McCloskey, James
Makowski, Ladislaus
Reynolds, Verner H.
Ries, Henry R.
Stright, Tracy
Strader, Wm. M.

Law Stud.

N.Y. Univ.

Teacher,
Teacher,

Insurance Lawyer,
Principal Schools,
Clerk, Dept. Mines,
Bank Clerk,

Man. Tr. Teacher,
Farmer,
Inst. Stev. School,

Stoneback, Ralph
Transue, Vincent M.
Transue, Victor H.
Van Horn, Wm. S.
Wildrick, Charles D.

Bank

Clerk,
Stud. State College,
Stud. State College,
Principal, H. S.
Student, Columbia,

state certificate;
Hillegas,

Mamie

Port Griffith,
Chauncy,
Moosic,
New York,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
Jessup,
Pa.
Harrisburg,
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg
Pa.
New York,
N. Y.
Lumberville,
Pa.
Hoboken,
N. J.
Coopersburg,
Pa.
Lumberville,
Pa.
Mechanicsville,
Pa.
Pa.
Sciota,
N. Y.
New York,
,

'06.

Pennsburg,

Teacher,

Pa.

POST GRADUATE.
Batt, O. E.

1895,

Completed Three Year Course.

CLASS OF

1907.

LADIES.
Aldrich, Nellie R.

Teacher,

Bensinger, E. M.

Commercial Teacher,

Bailey, Gussie,

Milliner,

Susquehanna,
Summit,

Beers, Cora

Teacher,

Stroudsburg,
E. Stroudsburg,
Bethlehem,

Buck, Laura H.
Boyer, Pansy

Music Student,

Mountainhome,

Teacher,
Teacher.
Mrs. J. H. Kilker,
Teacher,
Teacher.
Mrs. S. R. Eroh,
Teacher,
Teacher.
Teacher,
Mrs. Geo. C. Fox,
Teacher,

Louisville,
Allendale,

Bornhoeft,

Edna

Barrett, Bessie R.
Barrett, Margaret M.

Burke, Florence M.
Cawley, Mary L.
Dietrick, Lettie H.

Downing, Anna C.
Dwyer, Bessie G.
Dedrick, Olive H.
Decker, Isabel K.

Dowling, Grace E.
Davis, Grace R.
Ede, Violet M.
Ely, Ruth E.
Farrell, Nellie B.
Flynn, Agnes G.

Flynn, Genevieve L.

Foley, Mary O.
Gerrity, Anna R.
Golden, Margaret M.
Griffin, Delia C.
Gardner, Bessie
Giiligan, Nellie H.
Hannick, Mollie C.
Hoban, Gertrude D.
Harte, Anna M.
Harmon, Pearl E.

Hendershot, Minnie
Hainz, Katherine M.
Kessler, Hattie L.
Lally,

Mary

F.

Lavin, Claire I.
Loftus, Mae C.
Lewis, Mae E.
Michael, Leonora

Meehan, Sarah A.

Mrs Thomas Looms,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Music Student,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher, I. C. S.,
Teacher,
Mrs. Chas. D. Carey,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Clerk in Census Of.,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Luzerne,
Scranton,

Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa.
Pa.

Ky.
N.

J.

Pa.
Pa.
Dunmore,
Pa.
Nanticoke,
Pa.
Nanticoke,
Pa.
Dunmore,
Pa.
Hackettstown,
N. J.
Del. Water Gap,
Pa.
Gouldsboro,
Pa.
Springville,
Pa.
Pen Argyl,
Pa.
White Haven,
Pa.
Dickson City,
Pa.
Dunmore,
Pa.
Caldwell,
Idaho.
Rendham,
Pa.
Pittston,
Pa.
Parsons,
Pa.
Old Forge,
Pa.
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
Dunmore,
Pa.
Olyphant,
Pa.
Olyphant,
Pa.
Pa.
Scranton,
Pa.
Bethlehem,
Pa.
Pen Argyl,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Nazareth,
Pa.
Washington,
D. C.
Pa.
Olyphant,
Pa.
Old Forge,
Paterson,
N. J.
Dunfleld,
N. J.
Dickson City.
Pa.

EAST STROUDSBURG,
McNulty, Lucy B.
Nash, Bessie

Teacher,

Book-keeper,

Nallin, Lauretta H.

O'Connor, Bessie H.
Pauls, Gertrude E.
Place, Clara M.
Raesly, Vivian
Rapp, Bertha M.

Sarson, Bessie J.
Saunders, Ethel G.
Slutter, Edith
Strunk, Cora M.
Storm, Sarah E. D.
Scanlon, Nora P.
Tidd, Florence
Tingley, Grace W.
Vaughan, Agnes M.

Ward, Lyda
Warner, Ethel M.
Warner, Mayme A.
Wilson, Vannie M.

Williams, Emma E.
Zweizig, Erne M.

Olyphant,
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Tuxedo,
N. Y.
E.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. O. Frankenfield,

Bethlehem,

Teacher,
Teacher,

Olyphant,
Old Forge,

Miner's

Aten, Paul
Bush, Fred S.
Croasdale, Harold

Springtown,

Maplewood,

Principal,

L.

Malloy, Neice A.
Rosenkrans, Carl B.
Richmond, Leon H.

Teacher,
Stud. Cath. Univ.,
Teacher,
Physician,
Member Faculty
E. S.

Cal.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Elverson,

Teacher,
Teacher,

J.

Anahein,
Scranton,
Taylor,
Mt. Pocono,

'07.

Principal,
Principal,
Stud. Syracuse Univ.,
Principal,

Philip M.
Kautz, Harry C.
Kitto, Chas. W.
Moyer, Samuel R.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Moscow,

Farming.

lloff,

Scranton,
Taylor,

Weatherly,
factory ville,

Teacher,
Student, Lehigh Uni.,

W.

Normal,

Syracuse,
Bloomfield,
Del.

Augusta,

Evans

Falls,

Nanticoke,
Stroudsburg,
Townhill,

Moscow,

Wood

Cliff

Pa.

Lake

Warriors Mark,
Water Gap,
Pen Argyl,
Edgwood,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Shenandoah,
Pa.
Washington,
D. C.
Freeland,
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
Spangler,

Principal,

Branchville,

Teacher,

Alden Station,

Warden,

Principal,

Evans

STATE CERTIFICATES,
Hannah S.
Dougherty, Helen H.
Gerrity, Mary E.
Hopps, Agnes S.
Hangen, Anna V.
Hoffman, Rose
Haggerty, Katharine

Edna
Deceased

Kiethline,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

N. J.
N. Y.

N.

Alden Station,

Cullen,

,

Syracuse,

Teacher,
Teacher,

Ray

N. Y.
N. J.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Water Gap,

Riordan, Frank S.
Roman, Russell B.
Troxel, Oliver
Tierney, Walter P.
S.

Pa.
Pa.

Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Easton,
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
Pa.

Principal,
Prin. Dallas Twp.,

Hover, Lynn A.
Heller, Clayton A.

1.

Hop Bottom,

Stud. Syr. Univ.,

Doll, C. Lewis
Gough, Chas. L.
Hunt, A. Ellis
Hovany, Chas. F.

I

Stewartsville,

Teacher,
Student, Laf. Col.,

Cross, Arthur T.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Mills,

Bushkill,
Portland,

Avoca,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

GENTLEMEN,

Morgan, Harry
McGeady, Peter

77

R. F. D. No.

Rogan, Mary N.
Roche, Cecilia M.
*Roache, Marg. A.
Regan, Emily B.

Doff, Otto

PA.

Falls,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

,

N.

J.

Pa.
Pa.

'07.

Dunmore,
Dunmore,
Dunmore.
Greentown,
Short Hills,

Dunmore,
Dunmore,
Brooklyn,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.

78

STATE NORMAL, SCHOOL,

Murray, Vera
Meredith, Lena

McGuire, Anna L.
McHale, Anna E.
McLane, Loretta G.
Murphy, Eleanor F.
McDonnell, Anna A.

Oberholtzer. Warren
Orce, Angela,
Taylor, Agnes G.

VanAiken, Minnie A.
Wilson, Nellie
Zahnlecker, Tillie

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

CLASS OF

Honesdale,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Towanda,
Dunmore,
Dunmore,
Dunmore,
Dunmore,
Dunmore,
E. Greenville,

Matamoras,
Dunmore,
Matamoras,
Dunmore,
Matamoras,
1908.

LADIES.
Appleman, Ina M.

N.

Arnold, Leila E.

Perth Amboy,
Bethlehem,
Bloomsbury,
Bronx,
Nanticoke,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Bachman, Minnie C.
Bachman, Ruth A.
Teacher,
Teacher,
Eennett, Lillian M.
Mrs. A. W. Kressier,
Bolton, Lillian A.
Teacher,
Bowers, Mabel A.
Teacher,
Bishop, Irene M.
Bray, Ethel H.
Teacher,
Teacher,
Bube, Margaret M.
Teacher,
Crotzer, Edna M.
Teacher,
Caskie, Rena A.
Teacher,
Cotton, Hattie M.
Teacher,
Coyne, Anna L.
Teacher,
Cosgrove, Lillian
Teacher,
Corbett, Ella M.
Mrs. Carmino Cerra,
Capiello, Maria T.
Cornealison, Dora G. Teacher,
Teacher,
Carey, Mary C.
Teacher,
Coughlin, Lydia G.
Cummings, C. Lucy
Teacher,
Teacher,
DeFew, Mary E.
Teacher,
Donnelly, Mary A.
Donohue, Mamie M. Teacher,
Teacher,
Dolinskie, Julia
Depuy, Margaret H.
Teacher,
Edward, Ethel E.
Teacher,
Eschenbach, Martha
Mrs. R. D. Melvin,
Ede, Elma B.
Teacher,
Teacher,
Foss Margaret W.
Teacher,
Farrell, Kathryn D.
Teacher,
Fairless, Marilla F.
Farrell, Mary E.
Teacher,
Griesmer, Marion T.
Teacher,
Gettings, Hannah V. Teacher,
Groner, Anna H.
Teacher,
Teacher,
Gaffney, Mary E.
Teacher,
Goff, Nora D.
Teacher,
Gildea, Sarah B.
Teacher,
Gardner, Maude L.
Teacher,
Gaffney, Agnes I.
Stella
Teacher,
M.
Houck,
Hauenstein, Edna P. Teacher,
Teacher,
Hart, Clarrissa M.
Teacher,
Harris, Miriam L.
Teacher,
Hawk, Carolyn B.
Hartman, Helen M.
Teacher,
Teacher,
Jones, Cora B.
Teacher,
Lyons, Kathryn G.
Teacher,
Leidich, Martha M.
McMahon, Mary E.
Teacher,

Mehoopany,

Plainfield,

Hawley,
Riegelsville,
Passaic,

Wilkes-Barre,
Walnutport,
Duryea,
Old Forge,
Old Forge,
Hicksville, L.

I. ,

Dunmore.
N. Water Gap,
Allendale,

Carbondale,
Scranton,

Moscow,
Philadelphia,

Glen Lyon,
New York,
Putler,

Nanticoke,
Thornhurst,
Pen Argyl,

Washington,
Dickson City,
Gouldsboro.
Wilkes-Barre,
Wilkes-Barre,

Dunmore,
Stroudsburg,
Throop,
Nanticoke,
Plains,
Factoryville,

Freeland,
Stone Church,

Hawley,
Wilkes-Barre,
Edwardsville,

New York

City,

Allentown,

Warrior Run,
Olyphant,
Springtown,
Wilkes-Barre,

Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
N. J.
N. Y.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa
N. J.
N. J.
Pa.

Pa
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. Y.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

EAST STROUDSBURG,
McGowan, Loretta

PA.

79

Carbondale,
Nanticoke,

Teacher,

Teacher,
Morgan, Esther
Teacher,
Miller, M. Grace
McCormac, Mary C.
Teacher,
McCormac, Julia C.
Murray, Kathryne
Teacher,
Merwine, Carrie M.
Teacher,
McKeeby, L. Pearje
McDermott, Anna F. Teacher,
Teacher,
Murphy, Katharine

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Dunmore,
Olyphant,
Olyphant,

Dunmore,
Glen Mills,
Lambertville,
Carbondale,
Scranton,

Pa
Pa.

*Nyce, Bessie E.

Newton, Grace

Porter, Lillian D.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Roger Boyle,
Member Faculty
E.S. Normal School
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Marsh,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Porter, Irene E.

Teacher,

Royer, Mary S.
Rufe, Sadie M.

Teacher,
Mrs. Wm. Z iegler,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

I.

Outterson, Lillian M.
O'Connell, Margaret
Owens, Jennie E.
O'Brien, Nellie L.
Ormes, Mayme M.
O'Donnell, Anna M.
O'Niel,

Helen W.

O'Connor, Rose A.
Page, Lena M.
Puterbaugh, Edna M.
Purdy, Mary E.

Passaic,

N. J.
N. Y.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Aurora,
Orange,
Nanticoke,
Nanticoke,

Wanamie,
Summit Hill,
E. Stroudsburg
Dickson City,

New

Milford,

E. Stroudsburg,

Kintnersville,

Brantwood

,
:

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Hall.
N. Y.
Hall.
Bronxville,
N. Y.
Clifton,
N. J.
Riegelsville,
Pa.
Montvale,
N. J.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Hazelton,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Nanticoke,
Pa.
Guadenhutten, Ohio.
Jersey City,
N. J.
Gouldsboro,
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Nanticoke,
Pa.
Easton, R.F.D. 2, Pa.
New Milford,
Pa.
Plymouth,
Pa.
Dunmore,
Pa.

Bronxville,

Sterner, Leila E.

Samuel, Eleanor
Stull, Hallie A.

Stapleton, Mary M.
Samuels, Eva L.
Strohmeier, Emily
Sullivan, Tillie M.
Smith, Hellen A

Talmage, Alice S.
Thomas, M. Ethel

Edna M.
VanCott, Lucia B.
Williams, Mary
Woodring, Sadie E.

Uhler,

Brantwood

GENTLEMEN.
Armstrong, Fred E.
Browne, A. Roy

Student, Uni Indiana,

Bookkeeper

Indianapolis,
Passaic,

Bensinger, Allan R.
Coyne, Peter J.

Student Yale College,
Teaching,
Teacher,
Clerk L. V. Coal Co.,

Stroudsburg,
Moosic,
Avoca,

Clark, William
Corbett, James

J.
J.

Crowe, Montgomery
Creveling, Jacob V.
Cummings, John M.

Prin.

Gram. School,

Teacher,
Business,
Teacher,
Clerk D. L. W. R.

Heller, R. Foster

Reese, Leslie J.
Williams, Herbert

Student,
Stud. Leh. Univ.,

Uutot, S. Claire
Edinger, Frank P.
Foulkes, John

Hoffman, Greydon
Kemp, George N.
Kunkle, John H.
Lane, Dennis J.

.

1>.

R.,

Architect,
Principal,
Prin. E. Allentown,
Dentist,

Deceased.

Red Bank,
Olyphant,
Stroudsburg,
Stroudsburg,
Bangor,
Scranton,
E. Stroudsburg,
Easton,
Kresgeville,

Dushore,
Taylor,
Alderson,

R
ATE CERTIFICATE,

Wise, Lenore
Wiltz, Stella

Plains,
E. Stroudsburg,

Teacher,
Teacher,

Ind.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

»08.

Schwenksville,

Dunmore,

Pa.
Pa.

80

STATES NORMAL, SCHOOL,

CLASS OF

1009.

LADIES.
Teacher,
Teacher,
Beebe, Helen E.
Benson, Genevieve D. Teacher,
Teacher,
Blanche, Nellie V.
Teacher,
Bohan, Josephine L>.
Teacher,
Boland, Helen A.
Teacher,
Boyle, Rose Anna
Teacher,
Boyle, Rose Mary
Teacher,
Breslin, Kathryn J.
Teacher,
Brown, Carrie L.
Brown, Josephine A. Teacher,
Teacher,
Carroll, Mae D.
Teacher,
Casey, Eva G.
Teacher,
Cassimer, Anna V.
Teacher,
Cohen, Tibi H.
Teacher,
Collins, Bernetta B.
Teacher,
Conniff, Regina R.
Teacher,
Crain, Alice L.
Teacher,
Cuff, Mamie A.
Teacher,
Davies, Lotta I.
Teacher,
Devine, Mary C.
DeWan, M. Frances Teacher,
Teacher,
DeWan, Joanna E.
Teacher,
Dietrich, Mabel E.
Donnelly.Florence E. Teacher,
Teacher,
Earley, Mayme E.
Teacher,
Eley, Florence D.
Teacher,
Flynn, Helen F.
Teacher,
Fox, Anna V.
Teacher,
Fulper, Helen E.
Teacher,
Gaffney, Sadie L.
Teacher,
Gallagher, Mary E.
Gallagher, Rose M.
Teacher,
Gantzhorn, Florence
Teacher,
Giblin, Loretta F.
Stud. Col. Univ.,
Glass, Irene E.
Teacher,
Gioner, Emma W.
Teacher,
Hayes, Margaret M.
Teacher,
Heller, Maude W.
Teacher,
Heyer, Emma V.
Teacher,
Horan, Nora C.
Teacher,
Jacob, Laura P.
Mrs.ChesterA. Snover,
Kaul, Edna A.
Kennedy, Amanda J. Teacher,
Teacher,
Kennedy, Margaret G.
Teacher,
Kilpatrick, Gertrude
Music Student,
Kistler, Alice L.
Teacher,
Lane, Agnes B.
Teacher,
Latimer, Emily
Teacher,
Lavin, Alice L.
Teacher,
Lewis, Blanche A.
Teacher,
Loftus, Tessie A.
Teacher,
Long, Jessie M.
Teacher,
Lutes, Roxanna E.
Teacher,
Lyons, Alice L.
Teacher,
Maloy, Catharine D.
Teacher,
Mann, Carrie B.
Teacher,
Marvin, Leona G.
McCabe, Margaret C. Teacher,
Teacher,
McCaffrey, Sara
Teacher,
McCue, Anna C.
McGeehan, Sara M.
Teacher,
McGeehan, Winifred Teacher,
•Deceased.
Barrett, Jennie M.

Wanamie,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Dunmore,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Dunmore,
Pa.
Harwood Mines Pa.
Simpson,
Pa.
Lansford,
Pa.
Kingston,
Pa.
Passaic,
N. J.
Carbondale,
Pa.
Carbondale,
Pa.
German Valley, Pa.
Carbondale,
Pa.
Lovelton,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre
Pa.
Oak Ridge,
N. J.
Shenandoah,
Pa.
Lansford,
Pa.
Philadelphia,
Pa.
Rummerfield,
Pa.
Rummerfield,
Pa.
Weatherly,
Pa.
Olyphant,
Pa.
Lansford,
Pa.
Dickson City,
Pa.
Scranton,
Pa.
Taylor,
Pa.
Phillipsburg,
N. J.
Throop,
Pa.
Nesquehoning,
Pa.

New

Milford,
Priceburg,

,

Tannersville,
Passaic,

Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Scranton,
Pa.
N. Water Gap,
Pa.
Glenside,
Pa.
Rendham,
Pa.
Nanticoke,
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
E.
Pa.
Pleasant Mount, Pa.
Hazleton,
Pa.
Carbondale,
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Archibald,
Pa.
Dingman's Ferry, Pa.
Olyphant,
Pa.
Newark,
N. J.
Olyphant,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Noxen,
Pa.
Olyphant,
Pa.
Lansford.
Pa.
North Branch,
N. J.
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
Nesquehoning,
Pa.
Nesquehoning,
Pa.
Pa.
Dunmore,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
E.

Stroudsburg

Hazleton,

Pa.

EAST STROUDSBURG,
McHale, Mae M.
McHale, Theresa

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher.
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
O'Malley, Mayme E.
Teacher,
Owens, Mary
Teacher,
Palmiter, Adelia A.
Phillips, Catharine
Teacher,
Powell, Blodwyn
Teacher,
Quinn, Mary G.
Teacher,
Reilly, Mary R.
Teacher,
Teacher,
Riegel, Anna D.
Teacher,
Roberts, Ida M.
Savage, Elizabeth K. Teacher,
Shaw, Ethel F.
Mrs. R. E. Kocher,
Teacher,
Singer, Lucy
Smith, Helen M.
Teacher,
Smith, Laura
Teacher,
Smith, Muriel I.
Teacher,
Snyder, G. Adele
Teacher,
Teacher,
Spencer, Blanche
Stoneback, Mae J.
Teacher,
Sullivan, Catharine J.
Teacher,
Taylor, M. Gertrude
Teacher,
Tibbins, Florence H. Teacher,
Transue, Georgia R. Teacher,
Tresslar, Sarah G.
Walsh, Margaret W. Teacher,
Weinland, Maude M. Teacher,
Weller, Sara C.
Teacher,

M

Messinger, Lelia S.
Mofflt, Claire M.
Mooty, A. Marie
O'Donnell, Genevieve
O'Donnell, Mary L.
O'Hara, Agnes T.

PA.

81

Scranton,
Carbondale,
Easton,
Carbondale,
Simpson,
Scranton,
Altoona,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Dickson City,
Pa.
Plains,
Pa.
Passaic,
N. J.
Nicholson,
Pa.
Wanamie,
Pa.
Passaic,
N. J.
Carbondale,
Pa.
Carbondale,
Pa.
Woodbourne,
Pa.
Passaic,
N. J.
Dunmore,
Pa.
Noxen,
Pa.
Hoboken,
N. J.
Dickson City,
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Newfoundland,
Pa.
Bangor,
Pa.
Pleasant Mount
Pa.
Coopersburg,
Pa.
Olyphant,
Pa.
Bloomingdale,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Troy Hill,
N. J.
,

Peckville,

Lehighton,

Pa.
Pa.

Cadillac,

Mich.

Parsons,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Wentzel.MadelineP.
Williams, Mildred M.

Wismer, Ada
Wood, Myrtle H.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Doylestown,
Old Forge,

GENTLEMEN.
Balmoos, John N.
Beck, Robert J.
Brogan, James S.
Conklin, O. Bruce
Culkin, John T.
Dougher, Edward A.
Ely, Jasper Q.
Evans, Arthur
Hartung, Lester M.
Hibbard, John J.
Johnston, Earl S.
Jonathan, William E.
Joyce, John

Roulette,

Principal,
Stud. Penna. Col.,

Columbia,

Teacher,

Freeland,

Insurance Agent,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mg'r White Haven
Sanitarium Co.,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Stud. Dickinson Col.,
Teacher,

Wyoming,
Scranton,
Old Forge,

White Haven,
Nanticoke,

Hampton,
Wanamie,

Honey Brook,
Nanticoke,
Old Forge,
So. Bethlehem,
Noxen,

Kocher, Ralph N.

Principal,
Stud. Lehigh Univ.,

Lutes, Cecil C.
Marsh, Ira

Teacher,

Maguire, Arthur A.
Mahlon, Thomas
McCarthy, John V.
Murray, Anthony J.

Teacher,

Stroudsburg,
Simpson,

Stud. Buck. Univ.,

Dunmore,
Upper Lehigh,

O'Neill,

J.

James

Farmer,

B.

Patrick, Austin L.
Patrick, D. Lawrence
Reagle, William H.
Studders, Charles F.
Travis, Eli R.
VanHorn, Vincent H.

•Deceased.

Teacher,
Stud. State

Danielsville,
Plains,

Pa.
N.

J.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N.

J.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Teacher,

Scranton,
Brooksville,
Fla.
Mt. Bethel,
Pa.
Lakehurst,
N. J.
E. Stroudsburg,
Pa.

Minister,

Madison,

Farmer,
Teacher,
Frincipal,

Col.,

N.

J.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

82

CLASS OF

1910.

LADIES.
Bardwell, L. Vivian
Bishop, Ellen P.
Boone, Minnetta
Bradley, Rebecca A.
Broadbent, Bethel A.
Brogan, Nellie M.
Brown, Edith E.

Brown, Eleanor

F.

Brugler, Grace U.
Bube, Elizabeth,

Campbell, Agnes G.
Cannon, Nellie C.
Casey, Josephine A.
Caskie, Hilda S.
Cawley, Ellen G.
Conklin, Iva M.

Connelly, Mary F.
Corcoran, Delia H.
Corcoran, Mary A.
Davis, Etta
Dean, Sylvia M.
Decker, Bessie
Decker, Helen C.
Detrick, Violet F.
Dietrick, Beatrice F.
Dreher, Grace D.

Drennan, Gertrude J.
Dunn, Grace A.
Edelman, Mamie A.
Edinger, Hilda K.
Eilenberger,

Mary

Evans, Nellie
Fitzgerald, Sara

B.

C.

Foley, Clare H.
Frantz, Nellie A.
Fritch, Florence

I.

Gardner, Vida M.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. Lester Snyder,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Sub-Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Student,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher.
Teacher,
Teacher,

Gilpin Cora A.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Hefft, C. Edna
Mrs. C. P. Cumming
Henne, Johanna V.
Teacher,
Hess, Helen H.
Hicks, Sadie A.
Teacher,
Higgins, Catherine H. Teacher,
Jeffryes, Jeannette L. Teacher,
Johnston, Elizabeth G. Teacher,
Kennedy, Ella C.
Teacher,
King, Catherine M.
Teacher,
Teacher,
Kintner, Alice W.
Langan, Margaret J. Teacher,
LaRue, S. Louise
Teacher,
MacAlpine, Elsie W. Teacher,
MacDonald, Helen C. Teacher,
Teacher,
McCauley, Mabel D.
McCormac, Genevieve Sub-Teacher,

Gordon, Esther

Hathaway, Susie H.

McDonald, Nora A.
McElhenny, Mary C.
McGlone, Mary V.
McGuinness, Mary M.

McMahon, Bessie
McNelis, Anna V.
Miller, Harriett

C.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Ransom,
Hawley,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Nanticoke,
Passaic,

Tunkhannock,
Olyphant,
E. Stroudsburg,
Wilkes-Barre,

Hammond,

Sussex,

Shenandoah,
Hazleton,
Carbondale,

N.

J.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Ind.
N. J.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Wyoming,
Pa.
Carteret,
N. J.
Pa.
Dunmore,
Dunmore,
Pa.
Nanticoke,
Pa.
New Milford,
Pa.
Philadelphia,
Pa.
Fa.
E. Stroudsburg
Analomink,
Pa.
Nanticoke,
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Pa.
Carbondale,
Pa.
New Milford,
Pa.
Nazareth,
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Olyphant,
Pa.
Pittston,
Pa.
Gouldsboro,
N. J.
Flemington,
Fa.
Lehighton,
Pa.
Factoryville,,
R. D. No. 1.
Pa.
South Sterling,
N. J.
Allendale,
Pa.
Thompson,
Pa.
Wyoming,
Pa.
Lewisburg,
Pa.
Nanticoke,
Pa.
Auburn,
Pa.
Minooka,
N. Y.
Warwick,
Pa.
Susquehanna,
Pa.
Nesquehoning,
Fa.
Ashley,
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Pittston,
Fa.
Nanticoke,
Pa.
Scranton,
Pa.
Pittston,
Pa.
Scranton,
Pa.
Olyphant,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Pittston,
Pa.
Dunmore,
Pa.
Mayfield,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
McAdoo,
Pa.
Black
Eddy,
Upper

Walnutport,

Dunmore,

EAST STROUDSBURG,
Mongan, Clare

Remaly, M. Magdalen
Rinker, Mae M.
Rowe, Luella

Ruddy, Mary

T.

Scouton, Stella E.
Seguine, Lillian
Scheidy, Elizabeth A.
Smith, Cora Mae
Spencer, Anna E.
Spratt, Loretta F.
Stark, Edna I.
Stark, Mollie C.
Stickler,

Maude

E.

Stoddard, Eleanor B.
Swift, Marie

J.

Uch, Margaret D.
Uch, Mary A.
Vale, Emily
Vivian, Carrie B.
Warner, Nettie G.

Werner, Eva Z.
Werts, Elsie M.
Wolfe, Helen M.
Yeager, Gertrude A.

83

Dunmore,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
O'Connor, Nellie M.
O'Donnell, Eleanor V. Teacher,
O'Malley, Anna G.
Teacher,
Ormsby, Jennie M.
Overfield, Jennie E.
Teacher,
E.

Moran, Kathryn M.
Morgan, Emma C.
Mulvey, Mary J.
Murray, Emma D.
Nye, Fern W.

PA.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
Carbondale,
Shawnee,
Pa.
Shenandoah,
Pa.
Pa.
Altoona,
Pa.
Dunmore,
Pa.
Shenandoah,
Fa.
E. Stroudsburg,
R. D. No. 1.
Pa.
Teacher,
Shickshinny,
Pa.
Teacher,
E. Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Teacher,
Westmoore,
Teacher,
Pa.
Wilkes-Barre,
Teacher,
fa.
Lovelton,
Pa.
Teacher,
Cresco,
Teacher,
Pa.
Upper Lehigh,
Teacher,
Pa.
Factoryville,
Teacher,
Fa.
Pleasant Mt.,
Teacher,
Fa.
High Lake,
Teacher,
Pa.
Tunkhannock,
Mrs. Walter Jennings Tunkhannock,
Pa.
Teacher,
Pa.
Lansford,
Pa.
Teacher,
Bangor,
Teacher,
Pa.
Dunmore,
Teacher,
Fa.
Matamoras,
Pa.
Teacher,.
Matamoras,
Pa.
Teacher,
Nanticoke,
Pa.
Teacher,
Nanticoke,
Fa.
Sub-Teacher,
Weatherly,
Pa.
Teacher,
Lansford,
Pa.
Teacher,
Pittston,
Pa.
Teacher,
Nantocoke,
Teacher,
Pa.
Hazleton,

Kingston,

New Milford,
Wood Ridge,

GENTLEMEN.
Allen, Franklin
Allison, Russell

Toledo,

J.

Atchley, William L.
Altemose, Webster J.
Barteau, John F.
Broadhurst, Walter

Brotzman, Joseph W.
Connolly, John F.
Cunningham, Francis J.
Decker,

Pen Argyl,

Teacher,

J.

LeRoy

Dieter, Earl A.

Ellsworth, Oliver F.
Fanseen, Foster H.
Frantz, Alvin F.
Golden, Patrick A.
Guinnip, Milton L.
Hess, James K.
Kane, Patrick T.

Kennedy, Walter
Knapp, Frank

B.

Kunsman, Charles H.
Leonard, Martin J.
McHale, John J.
Mann, John W.

Mullin, Dean T.
O'Donnell, John F.

Raker, Louis
Reimer, George R.
Rosenberry.M.Claude

Teacher,
P.

Grad Stud.

Reporter,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Stud. State Col.,
Stud. Dickinson,
Prin. of Schools,

Teacher,
Teacher,
Reporter,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Dunmore,

Water Gap,
Hop Bottom,

Del.

Scranton,

Philadelphia,
Lansford,
E. Stroudsburg,
Danielsville,
Dallas,
Mt. Pocono,
Portland,

Kingston,
Atco,

Com. Stud.
Stud, St. Col.,
Teacher,
Student,
Stud. Lay.
Teacher,
Teacher,
Business,
Teacher,

Stone Church,

Col.,

Mus. Superv.,

Stroudsburg,
Parsons,
Olyphant,
E. Stroudsburg,
Stone Church,
Parsons,

Shenandoah,
Stockertown,
Pittston,

Eckley,
Olyphant,
Sterling,
E. Stroudsburg,

Pa.
Ohio.
Fa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

84

Rosenberry, Frank L.
Oscar V.

Saridt,

Saunders, L. Glenn
Shotwell, Fred C.
Somers, P. Joseph
Vosburg, Israel

Stud. Penna. Col.,
Principal,
Prin. of Schools,

Stone Church,
Vincentown,

North Warren,

Teacher,

Rahway,

Clerk,

Logan,
Bald Mount,

Teacher,

CLASS OF

Pa.
N. J.
Pa.
N. J.

W.

Va.
Pa.

1911.

LADIES.
Bachman, Ardella

A.

Bardwell, Elsie
Bartron, Helen M.
Becker, Helena
Bennett, Mary V.
Brogan, Kathryn C.
Burk, Julian B.
Burns, Bessie M.
Butz,

Anna Mae

Candrick, Sara
Casey, Mary A.
Cawley, Kathryn M.
Chamberlain, Sallie A.
Clark, Ella G.
Cole, Beatrice L.
Connolly, Mary E.
Corcoran, Nora F.

Ruth R.
Craig, Lydia E.
Culp, Eleanor G.
Curran, Nellie G.
Davies, Edith L.
Davis, Myrtle M.
Davis, Ruth
Costello,

Decker, Kathryn
Depue, Grace L.
Devers, Theresa B.

Mary E.
Drake, Kathryn A.
Dietrick,

Edinger,

Mima

H.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Flory, Ruth
Frederick, Mary F.
Gaffney, Kathryn E.
Gallagher, Celia A.
Gent, Mahalath A.
Haas, Mae E.

Student.
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Hamilton, Georgia M. Teacher,
Teacher,
Hartung, Ethel J.
Teacher,
Harvey, Grace I.
Heiney, Irma L.
Teacher,
Henry, Margaret F.
Student,
Hollenbach, Minnie F. Teacher,
Hughes, Alice M.
Teacher,
Teacher,
Hurley, Kathryn T.
Teacher,
Hurley, Mary L.
Teacher,
James, Elizabeth J.
Teacher,
Jensen, Emma
Jeanette
Teacher,
Jones,
Teacher,
Jones, Olive B.
Teacher,
Kane, Margaret A.
Kelly, Rose M.

Saleswoman,
L.

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

Pa.

N. J.
Newton,
Del. Water Gap, Pa.
E. Mauch Chunk, Pa.
N. J.
Hampton,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Freeland,

Dunmore,
Lansford,

Fangboner, Helen M. Teacher,

Kemp, Annie E.
Kernan, Anna E.
Kraemer, Minnie
Kramer, Esther

Danielsville,

Delaware,
Olyphant,
Olyphant,
Archbald,

N. J.
Pa.
Pa.

Riegelsville,

Nesquehoning,
Stroudsburg,
Stroudsburg,
Old Forge,
Jessup,
Portland,
Hazleton,
Olyphant,
Nanticoke,

White Haven,
Nanticoke,

Ransom,
Stroudsburg,

Hasbrouck

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Hts., N. J.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
N. J.
Paterson,
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,
N. J.
West Wood,
Pa.
Throop,
Pa.
Nesquehoning,
Pa.
Olyphant,
N. J.
Garwood,
N. J.
Huntsville,

Saylorsburg,

Hawley,

E. Stroudsburg,

Delaware,
Wilkes-Barre,
Siegfried,
E. Stroudsburg,
Riegelsville,
Ashville,

Upper Lehigh,
Shenandoah,
Plymouth,

N. J.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa.
Pa.

E. Stroudsburg,
Nanticoke,
Vail,

Wilkes-Barre,
Scranton,
E. Stroudsburg,
Wilkes-Barre,
Nazareth,

Wayne,

N.

J.

Pa.
Pa.

Pa

Pa.
Pa.
N. J.

EAST STROUDSBURG,
Kunkel, B. Arvilla
Kuntz, Esther M.
Lee, Ora E.

Lenahan, Agnes

G.

Lerch, Florence C.
Lesser, Beulah K.

Loveland, Mabel M.
McGee, Sarah A.
Mallery, Clara G.
Maloney, Mary J.
Man ley, Rgnes M.
Marvin, Ada G.

Meehan, Anna C.
Meehan, Mary J.
Morris, Mabel V.
Morris, Marguerite

C.

Morrison, M. Mildred

McAndrew, Angela
McCarthy, Katie C.
McCarthy, Sabina A.
McCrone, Delia C.
MaeDougall, Viva A.
McHale, Helen U.
McHale, Mary P.

McHugh, Anna

R.

McLaughlin, Katie M.
O'Boyle, Margaret R.
O'Connell, Madeline A.
O'Connor, Margaret M.
O'Malley, Grace P.
O'Malley, Rose C.
O'Rourke, Mary Z.
Outterson, Bettine K.

Padden, Mary L.
Payton, Agnes A.
Quick, Lena A.

Ramik, Mary V.
Recla, Agnes V.
Regan, Ruth W.
Reillv, Patricia R.

Remaly, Florence E.
Reynolds, Media M.
Rogers, ^.xice M.
Ruddy, Bessie D.
Ryan, Elizabeth A.
Sawyer, Grace
Scheller, Maude
Scott, Mabelle

Shea, Gertrude R.
Smith, Lila L.
Stone, C. Gertrude
Sullivan, Mary E.

Swingle, Beulah A.

Thomas, Anna

Timlin, Helen U.
*Tischler, Mabel
VanVliet, Anita

Teacher,
Assistant Principal,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Student,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Student,
Teacher,
Teacher.
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Mrs. John O. Fulmar,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher.
Teacher,

Westervelt, Lucv .1.
Williams, Mary E.
Wolfinger, Fannie G.
Young, Helen M.

Brown, Walter

Clerk,

Wells, Janet B.

85

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Stull,

Walnutport,
Hazleton,
Olyphant,
Bath,
Upper Lehigh,

Wilkes-Barre,
Freeland,
Masonville,

Wilkes-Barre,
Dun more,
E. Stroudsburg,
Dickson City,
Miners Mills,
Dickson City,

Shenandoah,
Carbondale.

Pa.
Pa.

Hawley.
Peetzburg.
Shenadoah,
Scranton,
Parsons,
Carbondale,
Hyphant,
Scranton,
Olyphant,

N.

J.

(

Dunmore,
H onesdale.

Dunmore.
Avoca,
Avoca,
Ha/leton,
E. Stroudsburg,
N.
Wood Ridge,

Dunmore,
Uingman's Fen v.

Priceburg,
Sheppton,
Wilkes-Barre,

J.

Pa.
Pa.

Pa
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Dunmore,
Easton.
Milanville,
Factoryville,

Scranton,

Dunmore,
Greentown,

Pa.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Stroudsburg,
Philadelphia,
Taylor,

Stroudsburg,
Pleasant Mount
Stroudsburg,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

,

Ariel,

Wilkes-Barre,
Scranton,

J.

Student,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,

VonBrunn, Mabel
Weidman, Ruth C.

PA.

C.

E. Stroudsburg,

Flemington,
Portland,
Scranton,
Scranton,
Nanticoke,

Pa.
N.

J.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Conn.
Greenwich,
Pa.
Alden Station,

GENTLEMEN.
F.

Brugler, G. Earl

^Deceased

Teacher,

Pa.
Stroudsburg,
N. Y.
Port Jervis,

E.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

86

John

Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Teacher,
Duffy, Frank A.
Teacher,
Eilenberg-er, Melchoir Teacher,
Ettinger, Walter O.
Stud. Muhl. Col.,
Gill, Anthony H.
Salesman,
Golembiewski, Steven Teacher,
Henry, J. Russell
Teacher,
Healev, Thomas J.
Teacher,
Hilderbrant, Harold F Post Grad. Stud.,
Johnson, John B.
Teacher,
Koehler, Karol
Teacher,
LaBar, Chester W.
Teacher,
Lash, Frederick M.
Vice Princi pal,
Mann, Roy L.
Teacher,
Carroll,

Daley,

A.

Edward

L.

Davey, William H.
Dean, Clifford P.

.

Menhennett, Winfield,
Myers, Harold H.
McClosky, Joseph J.
Noack, Frank P.
Pallman, George B.
Raker, Charles
Shaplin, Alfred C.
Sharkey, Eugene T.
Smith, Chester A.

Principal,

Newspaper Man,
Teacher,
Clerk,

Teacher,
Clerk,

Vice Principal,
Teacher,
Custodian,
Teacher,

Snyder, Ralph A.
Ulshafer, Gordon E.
Wagner, John R.

Principal,
Stud. Gett^ sburg Col .,

Williamson, Claude M Teacher,
Wisegarver, George
Teacher,

W
.

Port Carbon,

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
New Milford,
Pa.
Plains,
Pa.
North Water Gap Pa:
Mt. Bethel,
Pa.
White Mills,
Pa.
Priceburg,
Pa.
Henryville,
Pa.
Moosic,
Pa.
Portland,
Pa.
Upper Lehigh,
Pa.
Pa.
Priceburg,
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Tobyhanna,
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Lake Como,
Pa.
Archbald,
Pa.
Hawley,
Pa.
Moscow,
Pa.
Clark's Summit,
Pa.
Olyphant,
Pa.
Lakewood,
N. J.
Bayonne,
Pa.
Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Nicholson,
Pa.
Nesquehoning,
Pa.
Church,
Stone
Pa.
Noxen,
Pa.
E. Stroudsburg,

Mayfield,

Pen Argyl,

,