1916 TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL CATALOGUE OF THE State Normal School OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT East Stroudsburg, Penna. 1916 CALENDAR FOR DAILY RECORD PRINT STROUDSBURG, PA. 1916 1916-1917 Calendar 1916-1917. Fall Term. Sixteen Weeks. September 5, Opens Tuesday, 1916, and Wednesday, December closes 22, 1916. Anniversary of Minisink Literary Society, Friday Evening, October 20, 1916. Winter Term. Twelve Weeks. January 2, Friday, Opens Tuesday, 1917, March and closes 23, 1917. Spring Term. Twelve Weeks. March Opens Monday, 26, 1917, and Wednesday, June closes 13, 1917. Anniversary of Shakespearean Society, Friday Evening, April 13. Vacation for Easter holidays instead of between terms. Board of Trustees. Officers. DR. J. ANSON SINGER DR. JOHN F. HENRY President Vice President Secretary Treasurer MR. SEELEY ROSENKRANS MR. M. S. KISTLER Representing the Stockholders. Term of Three Years. 1914-1917. Mr. A. W. Kistler East Stroudsburg, Pa. Mr. Seeley Rosenkrans East Stroudsburg, Pa. Mr. M. Russell Yetter East Stroudsburg, Pa. Term of Three Henry Years. Dr. John F. Mr. Frank J. Kistler Mr. Fred Eilenberger 1915-1918. East Stroudsburg, Pa. East Stroudsburg, Pa. North Water Gap, Pa. Term of Three Years. 1916-1919. Mr. B. F. Morey Stroudsburg, Pa. Mr. J. M. Wyckoff East Stroudsburg, Pa. Mr. Patrick Cullather East Stroudsburg, Pa. Representing the State. Term Wm. of Three Years. Esq Mr. George M. Harleman Mr. Will F. Maguire B. Eilenberger, Term James J. of Three Years. Powell, Esq Anson Singer Mr. Frank B. Michaels Dr. J. Term of Three Years. Supt. J. J. Koehler Hon. Geo. F. Davies Dr. G. S. Travis 1914-1917. Stroudsburg, Pa. South Bethlehem, Pa. Plains, Pa. 1915-1918. Scranton, Pa. East Stroudsburg, Pa. East Stroudsburg, Pa, 1916-1919. Honesdale, Pa. Lansford, Pa. East Stroudsburg, Pa. Standing Committees. Buildings and Grounds. Charles H. Warman, W. Dr. John Henry, Wm. B. Holmes. Maguire, Seeley Rosenkrans. Supplies. Seeley Rosenkrans, A. W. Geo. F. Davies, Warman, Charles H. Kistler, M. Russell Yetter. Instruction and Discipline. B. F. Morey, W. F. B. Michaels, F. J. Kistler, George M. Harleman, B. Eilenberger, M. Wyckoff. J. Finance. F. J. Kistler, F. W. James J. Powell, Eilenberger, J. M. Wyckoff, George F. Davies. Advertising. A. Patrick Cullather, F. B. Michaels, W. W. Kistler, B. Holmes. Faculty. E. L. KEMP, Sc. D., Litt. D., Principal, Pedagogy and German. DANIEL WOLFORD LA RUE, Ph. D., Psychology and Pedagogy. ALBERT WANNEMAKER, D. Latin, Greek, WILLIAM R. R. A. M., German. M. SEGUINE, E. CROMWELL, E., (Resigned) A. B., A. M., Higher Mathematics. ISAAC E. WALTER, A. M., Natural Sciences and Agriculture. ANSON E. LAUFER, A. B. History and Civics. FRANK P. MAGUIRE, A. B., Adjunct Teacher of Latin and Mathematics. L. S. CASSEL, Adjunct Teacher A. B., of Science. MISS ALICE THOMPSON, B. S. Principal of Model School. MISS EMMA A. SINGER, Assistant Principal of MISS AILEEN C. B. S., Model School. MOFFITT, Kindergartner. Faculty. MISS EDNA L. ROSENKRANS, A. B., English. MISS ELIZABETH KURTZ, A. M. Geography and Mathematics. MISS MARGARET HEWLETT, 0. Drawing, Applied Arts, and Domestic Science. MISS M. KATHERINE HILL, Elocution and Rhetoric. MISS MAE E. Pianoforte, Voice, MISS GRACE E. HAAS, Harmony. JONES, Physical Training. WESLEY D. LEE, Manual Training. MRS. KATE E. CLIFFE, Preceptress. CLARENCE B. ALTEMOSE, Book-keeper and Teacher of Book-keeping. MRS. EMMA KEISER, Matron. EAST STROUDSBURG, The PA. School. an Act of Assembly passed in the Spring became the seat of the State Normal School of the Fourth District of Pennsylvania. The district embraces Wayne, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Carbon, Northampton, Monroe and Pike counties. This 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. 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. i>y virtue of of 1893, East Stroudsburg It affords the best of practical training in all the differ- ent departments of public school work. LOCATION. There could be no better location for a school. Three away is the Delaware Water Gap, fifteen mile^ 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 eleva- 12 —— STATE NORMAL SCHOOIi, 5 tioii, 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 a narrow stream only. The two towns together form a busy and progressive community of about ten thousand people. They are practically one tow^n, among the handsomest in the State. BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS. On high ground overlooking the towns and much of the magnificent country surrounding them, on a spacious and They are four in number, not including the boiler and engine house located on an adjoining piece of ground. beautiful campus, are located the buildings. The Administration and Dormitory Building is an elegant brick and stone structure, four stories high. 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 ed, cheerful first floor is a well-lightdining room in which four hundred can be Gomlorisibly seated. A few paces north of the Administration Building, extending forward, is the Recitation Hall. It is 120 feet in length and 60 in width. In it are fifteen well-lighted recitation rooms, including large and w^ell equipped laboratories, besides a number of side rooms provided for thd convenience and comfort of the teachers and students. It is one of the very finest and best appointed buildings for the purpose in the State. To the south of the Administration Building, directly opposite the recitation hall and similar to it in size and type of architecture, is the Model School. It is a thoroughly modern building. No better may be found any- EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. 13 Over the Model School are two dormitory floors. These add a number of very attractive rooms for students. To the rear of the K-e citation Hall is the Gymnasium. It has a floor space 60 by 90 feet, and an annex, 40 by 18 feet, containing a reception room, parlor, office, and apartments for the instructor. The basement contains baths, lockers and dressing rooms. The building is fully furwhere. nished with the best modern apparatus. Back of the gymnasium is a hospital building, well fur- intended to prevent the spread of contagious diseases, in case any should occur. All the buildings are heated with steam and lighted with electricity. Recently the campus was extended by the addition of four acres in front, and the alumni erected a costly and nished. It is handsome entrance. THE STUDENTS' ROOMS. The school is made as nearly as possible a home for the 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 students, cheerful 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. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 14 The Regular Normal Course. * 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 This course ' is ' ' 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 Quadratics. Test by Faculty. First Year. No. of 60 minute periods. Algebra Latin School Management School Law periods. 120 120 160 160 120 160 30 40 40 50 80 40 80 120 40 60 100 40 50 and Orthography Reading and Public Speaking Ancient and History No. of 45 minute Mediaeval Physical Geography Arithmetic Grammar Vocal Music Physical Training Manual Training and Domestic Science 50 100 160 50 80 1160 Second Year. No. of 60 minute periods. Plane Geometry Composition, Rhetoric, Classics Botany No. of 45 minute periods. 120 160 120 80 160 lOu EAST STROUDSBURG, Civics Book-keeping Modern lish History and 50 50 80 100 160 160 100 •- 120 120 Caesar General Methods Drawing 80 60 Physical Training Training 40 40 Eng History- Manual PA. bO or Do- mestic Science 40 50 1170 Third Year. No. of 60 minute Psychology and Observation 120 Cicero, German, French or Spanish 120 Literature, Eng. and Am. 80 History, U. S. and Civics 40 Geography Zoology Physiology and Sanitation Solid Geom. nometry Methods in Geography Chemistry No. of 45 minute periods. periods. 160 • 160 100 60 40 50 80 50 60 80 120 160 80 120 100 160 60 80 School and Trigo- History and Physical Training 1180 In the third year the History of Arts and Science may be substituted for Cicero, French, German, or Spanish. Geology and Astronomy may be substituted for Solid Geometry and Trigonometry. Fourth Year. No. of 60 minute periods. Practice Teaching History or Education Agriculture and Nature Study Arithmetic Grammar Methods in Arithmetic Grammar German Virgil, Public Speaking 120 80 No. of 45 minut periods. 160 100 80 40 40 100 80 120 100 160 40 50 50 50 and or French STATE NORMAL 16 Physics SCHOOL.. 120 160 Drawing Manual Training or Do- 40 50 mestic Science Physical Training 40 60 50 80 1110 In the fourth year Ethics, Logic and Sociology may b^ substituted for Virgil, French, German, or Spanish. Philosophy of Education, or Surveying may be substituted for Ethics, Logics or Sociology. RULES GOVERNING ADMISSION. Properly certified graduates of approved PennsylSchools of the first grade and City High Schools as listed by the Department of Public Instruction may be admitted to the third year of the course without examination, and must be conditioned in the branches needed for admission which they have not satisfactorily completed. 1. vania High 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 in the branches which they have, not satisfactorily com- 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. 4. To be admitted to the fourth year students must be examined by both the faculty and the State Board of Examiners. 5. Residence for the last two years must be required of all students except graduates of four year courses in college dents approved by the University Council. Such be graduated after one year's residence. may stu- * .17 EAST STROUDSBURG, PA SPECIAL RULES CONCERNING EXAMINATIONS. — 1. If the faculty of Board any State Normal School, or the 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. State 2. — If any person who has completed the examinations required for admission to the Third or Fourth Class at 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 to the Prin- which the person desires to attend. Except for the reason here stated, no certificate setting forth the passing of Third Year studies shall be issued. cipal of the school 3. — Candidates for graduation shall have the opportun- ity of vocal being examined in any higher branches, including and instrumental music and all studies completed by them ; shall be named in their certificates. — Persons who have been graduated may be examined 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 com4. at pleted 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 sighed 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, candidates must be examined by the Faculty and State Board upon the studies of the Supplementary Course. Three STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 18 years' successful teaching in the public schools of the State since graduation (or two years in the case of candi- who taught in the Model School) will be required of candidates for the degree of Master of Pedagogics, in addition to the branches of study indicated above. dates all Approved, Jan. 9, 1910. NATHAN C. SCHAEFFER, Supt. of Public Instruction. COLLEGE PREPARATORY WORK. A large percentage of our students prepare for college. Some of these are special college preparatory students, but most of them also complete the Normal Course. All the Academic studies of this course are necessary for pre- paration to enter college, and by making proper substitutions and doing some extra work a good student of the may be ready to enter college by the time regular course he graduates. When students confine themselves to preparatory work, their work is arranged to harmonize with the requirements of the college or university they intend to enter. We have sent students to all the large colleges and universities in the East, and their high standing there attests the excellence of their preparation. COMMERCIAL TRAINING. We have a commercial department. It is to furnish to those able to take advantage of the course a general and comprehensive grasp of business principles and proceedure without undertaking the finished and complete work which we believe is really the function of a business coland not of a Normal School whose principal business lege is the training of teachers. A knowledge of modern business methods is becoming EAST STROUDSBURG. PA. more and more essential to persons in every walk of and to teachers such knowledge is imperative. 19 life The work of the Commercial Department has been arranged with a special view towards fulfilling this need. The course embraces instruction in Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Stenography, Typewriting, Commercial Law, and business organization and practice. Inasmuch as all students procure in the regular course instruction in the allied subjects such as business Arithmetic, Commercial Geography, Composition and Rhetoric, English Grammar, and Spelling, we feel that those taking advantage of this department secure exceptional and valuable training which is as complete and thorough as is consistent with its relation to the regular teaching course. Small fees are charged for the instruction in Stenography and Typewriting. All other branches are offered free with the regular course. Under this plan students may secure a business training while pursuing the regular course at an expense which is only a fraction of what the same would cost in any other school. Full credit work done is given on the regular state diploma for in this department. all STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 20 Departments of Study, PEDAGOGY. As a Normal School is primarily a school of Pedagogy, we give to this department the central importance it deserves. The work consists of (1) School Management and School Law, (2) General and Special Methods, and (3) History of Education. SCHOOL MANAGEMENT AND SCHOOL LAW.—As many of our students become principals and superintendents, we take advantage of the liberal amount of time now assigned by the State Course to School Management by studying, in addition to the usual matters of school organ- and routine, those larger topics which the modern conception of the school makes necessary, such as supervision, school organizations, and the relation of the ization school to the community. In the study of School Law, the purpose is to familiar- student with the general legal organization of Pennsylvania schools, and in particular, with his lawful ize the rights law is and duties While the letter of the as a teacher. not neglected, the aim is to inculcate its spirit chiefly. METHODS.— General Method is studied in the Second Year, and Special Method in the Third and Fourth Years. In General Method, emphasis is laid on the fact that education is no longer a matter of authority and tradition, but is becoming, through experimental pedagogy, a well established science and a rationalized art. The four great factors that determine method, the child, the envi- ronment, the teacher, and the educational ideal, are separately studied, and the influence of each on school- room practice is carefully worked out. Exercises are EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. given in the observation of teaching, and of children both and out of school. The Special Method in deals with the its of teaching the common In connection with each branch are consider- branches. ed and Fourth Years of the Third technique purpose, and the selection, arrangement and pre- sentation of subject matter throughout the grades. In the Fourth Year, such study is closely correlated with extensive observation and practice teaching in the Model School. Weekly and the suModel School by the corres- teachers' meetings, pervision of each branch in the ponding Normal department head, insures the acquisition of the details of theory and of masterful skill. A special effort is made to avoid mere routine our ideal is one of resourcefulness and adaptability. The prospective teacher must be able to criticise new methods and adopt : the good. HISTORY OF EDUCATION.— This study is reserved for the Senior year, awaiting the full maturity of the They are expected to trace 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 form the noblest and best possible ideals of the work in which they school life of the students. the development of propose to engage. PSYCHOLOGY. The work consists of the mastery of a text, experimendemonstrations, class experiments, lectures, quizzes, the presentation of papers and reports, including a thesis tal and training in the observation of the student's own thoughts, feelings and acts, preliminary to the observation of the expressive acts of others. The memory mas- STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, tery of the text insight and self is subordinated to original psychological mastery the constant aim is to train the ; student to 'psychologize,' as well as to become a critical and intelligent reader. The point of departure and the point of return also, is always a practical, concrete situa- most frequently a schoolroom tion, situation. The following indicates the scope of the w^ork OUTLINES OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY.— This I. covers the groundwork of the science from the descriptive functional points of view sensation, perception, assomovement, instinct, ; ciation, memorj^, imagination, reason, impulse, habit, etc. II. PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY.— In keeping with the 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. EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY.— The III. tory is well provided with apparatus. labora- In addition to the experimental work of the classroom, a number of experiments are performed b}^ the students individually, following Seashore's manual. Such practical work has not only proved interesting to the student and familiarized him with some of the methods of current research upon which the modern structure of psychoolgy largely depends, but has frequently proved the entering render IV. OGY. it wedge GENETIC —A into a science whose elusive processes particularly difficult of mastery. AND EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOL- special text-book is used in Educational Psy- chology, emphasis being laid on such topics as heredity, instinct, learning. predisposition, The tests habit, attention, commonly used fatigue and in the schoolroom are EAST STROUDSBURG, 23 Aside from the literature, opportunity also presented. for the study of the child School. PA. Each student mind is afforded in the Model offers a thesis. MATHEMATICS. The work in all the subjects in mathematics is carried on with the special aim to aid the student in teaching the various branches studied. Every effort is made to inculcate a love of study, the power and desire to carry on original investigations, done in the classroom is realization that the work but the beginning of the work of and the 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 necessary in all of the subjects. Accuracy in statement, and rapidity in execution quisites of great receive importance Ability to apply the principles careful for is the tested attention as reteacher's work. 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 in the 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 raphy. This is basal course is Physical Geogfollowed by a broader course which em- STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 24 phasizes causal relations between climatic, physiographic, regional, commercial, The school is and cultural features. well supplied with maps, globes, and the other materials necessary to correct and interesting instruction ; and they are used not only learn from them, but that he them in such fully. . manner may so the student also be as will enable him may prepared to use to teach success- This section of the State offers a fine field for observawork in geography, and this is made a prominent feature of the course. tional When GEOLOGY made numerous excursions are may become acquainted the various geological forces and is studied, in order that the students with the effects of The varied geological formations of the neighborhood make 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 agents. Tucker, presented to the school. BOTANY. — The aim of the course in Botany is to give the student a general idea of the physiology, ecology, re- production, and morphology of all plants, and telligent interest in the study of vegetation. to arouse in- By individ- ual experiments and laboratory work, the structure and functions of the various parts of a plant are determined. The response of plant carefully observed. life to heat, light, made, and an herbarium The growth, structure, fungi are observed. Considerable attention In ZOOLOGY also and moisture is All data are recorded, drawings are is required. and is the effects of bacteria and other given to forest trees. laboratory plan is followed. The work begins with those specimens with which the EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. students are most familiar and which are common at the time. Both BOTANY AND ZOOLOGY are studied as much as possible with reference to their economic values, especially with reference to agriculture. Therefore, the life his- tory of insects, birds, and animals as the^ affect the farm- much er 's industry receive AGRICULTURE.— The very practical. attention. teaching of agriculture made is work In addition to such indoor as the and seeds under different conditions of and moisture, the selection of seeds, the testing of milk, and the analyzing of fertilizers, we have a large school garden. The Model School pupils cultivate this under the guidance of the seniors. We also have secured the co-operation of a number of nearby farmers, so we can testing of soils light, heat, give very practical outdoor lessons in general farming, orcharding, dairying, and poultry raising. In of a CHEMISTRY the laboratory work occupies two days week and demonstrations with lectures and recita- tions three days. All experiments must be performed by the student under the direction of the instructor and a made before the students leave the laboraobservations of the phenomena accompanying each record must be tory of experiment. science The applications PHYSICS.— This means of chemistry to domestic and agriculture are carefully taught. subject of experiments and by is taught inductively. calling upon the pupil's By own experience and observation the various laws and princi- and formulated. Manipulation of the apparatus in experimenting is required of the pupils. ples are illustrated Original investigation and illustration are strongly encouraged. PHYSIOLOGY.—It is to give to the students the aim of this branch of study correct ideas of the structure. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 26 activity time, and care make oi* the human body, and, at the same the subject a valuable means of mental de- velopment. As ment branch in this the importance of observation and experiis also recognized, facilities are offer- ed for the objective methods of study. One of the finest manikins that can be procured in Paris is the property of the school. Special attention is given to school and home sanitation. HISTORY. GENERAL HISTORY.—Four periods weeks are devoted the first year to a week for thirty Ancient and Mediaeval history by class. The second year class is given the same amount of time for Modern and English history. The third year class is required to sp'end a half year in the review of United States history. 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. ENGLISH GRAMMAR the aim is not only have the students obtain a thorough knowledge of grammar as a technical study, but also to accustom them to correct and fluent use of the English language in speech and writing. In teaching to COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC— The course re- quires 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 EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. 2i the pupil an intelligent appreciation of the beauties of and to write with and a genuine love for the best the mother-tongue, an ability to speak and clearness, force ease, in literature. — LITERATURE. The course in Literature conforms as nearly as possible to the college entrance requirements of and Eastern states. The study of the classics supplemented by a course in the history of English and American 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 give the student a knowledge of the selections read, but to create a taste 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. the Middle is PUBLIC SPEAKING.— The course offers methods in study of the phychology of reading practice in extemporaneous speaking and debate. reading; drill in phonics; ; LATIN. —The first year in Latin is First Campaign, the object being to devoted to Caesar's ground the pupils thoroughly in the fundamental principles of paradigms and colistruction. The disciplinary value of the study is held to be of prime imDortance. Constant stress is laid upon close, careful, and )ainstaking study in the preparation of the lessons assigned. The 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 GREEK. — Those of translation students who and interpretation. desire to take the classi- cal course in college are required to study Greek. The STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 28 aim them a thorough preparation, such a comand syntax of the language as will enable them to become acquainted with the literature, its beauties, and its nobility, and the inspiration of Greek to give is mand of the vocabulary life is always kept in view. MODERN LANGUAGES.— The modern language method. A class nearly as possible lessons conducted developed in the the conversational German, for instance, is made as a German class. The lessons are object in German. The command of language in oral exercises themes. This work lessons, and as grounded beginning classes in by taught are is is perfected in written supplemented with easy reading rapidly as in the elements of possible, the students are grammar. lessons generally are not translated. The first reading The reading is folbe answered in the lowed by questions in the language to same way. This method not only introduces the students to a usable knowledge of a foreign tongue, but serves also as the best possible preparation for the literature, as as it study of its develops grasp of the spirit of a language mere translation can not. THE 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 brain dictates, and to cultivate an appreciation of the A good foundation in freehand, perspective, nature study, landscape-sketching, pose-drawing, composition and design is developed in the students. The mediums used are pencil, crayon, charcoal and watercolor. The class w^ork of the second year consists in a daily exercise for twenty-eight weeks, and special emphasis beautiful. still-life, is laid upon the methods of teaching drawing. At least EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. 29 one lesson a week during the year is given those seniors who teach drawing, and all seniors who desire may join this class. SPECIAL INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING.—For who wish to make drawing those a specialty, a thorough course including the applied arts, weaving, basketry, troledleather and stencilling is planned, and special instruction may be had in any branch in any medium. The aim of the course in Domestic Science is to fit the pupils to teach sewing and cooking in the elementary schools. SEWING. — In the first year the pupils are taught the These are illustrated by various stitches and their uses. means of small sample pieces of work showing basting, hemming, patching, darning, buttonholing, etc. If Domestic Science is selected in the second year, these stitches are put into practical use in COOKING. their values meals. garment making. — In the fourth year pupils study foods and and the planning of healthful and appetizing Practice in cooking the foods studied in a large kitchen, especially cooking outfitted for is obtained the use of classes. MANUAL TRAINING.— This department embraces Clay Modeling, Mechanical Drawing, Raffia Work, Basketweaving, and Wood Work. The wood 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 ples of a instruction in the princi- good system of penmanship is supplemented by practice for good, healthful position and rapid, easy execution preparatory to practical applications in exer- STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 30 cises in books and on the blackboard. The blackboard exercises are an important feature of the work. BOOK-KEEPING.—Both single entry and double entry systems of book-keeping are taught. The work consists in thorough drill in writing up from dictation the principal commercial papers, and complete sets of books are kept, applying all business processes as they occur in actual transactions. The students are compelled to rea- son out each transaction. PHYSICAL TRAINING. The aims of this department are : The attainment of bodily health and symmetry; education of the will; and greater co-ordination between mind and body. All students physically able are required to take physi- during their entire course. It is necessary that they provide suits before entering or, these may be ordered at the school, prices ranging from $3.50 to $5.00. cal training — For women, the suit consists of blue serge bloomers, a middy, and gymnasium slippers for the men, a sweater or jerse}^ and gymnasium shoes. ; Before entering a class, ail women are given a physical examination The 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, rhj^hm 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 This experience enables each ^pupil in the Model School. EAST STROUDSBURG, to PA. 31 conduct the physical training Avork required in most public schools. MUSIC. All students who intend to graduate are required to take a course in vocal music to prepare them to teach music in the Public Schools. They are given opportunity to teach music in the 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 and the best method of presenting this material, is School, carefully outlined. Voice placing, Sight singing. Harmony and Music His- tory are taught. A Male Glee Club, Women's Chorus, and Mixed Choral Society are maintained and give opportunity for those 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 Year. Technic. Elementary Harmony. Studies in Phrasing. Pieces of moderate difficulty. Ensemble Playing. STATE NORMAL. SCHOOL, 32 Third Year. Technic. Harmony. Advanced Studies in Phrasmg and Interpretation. Selections from Bach, Mozart, Schumann, Handel, Schubert, Mendelssohn, etc. f Practice in Public Playing. Fourth Year. Advanced Technic. Harmony. Counterpoint. Phrasing. Selections from Classic and Modern Composers. Bee- thoven, Chopin, etc. Accompanying of Chorus work and Advanced Chamber Music. Graduation. Recitals are given during the year. THE MODEL SCHOOL. is In connection with the Normal School, a Model School maintained. This school is housed in a new and com- modious building, well equipped and modern in every particular. Its class rooms are light and airy the assembly 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 supervision of the model school principal and assistants. Here the Seniors put into actual use the principles of teaching taught in the Normal School, become acquainted with aids EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. and various devices in teaching, and receive instruction and gain experience in the handling of classes. The course of study and the text-books 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 to a definite line of work that shall not lack coherence, pro- portion, or system. Drawing, music and physical training are under the supervision of the heads of the departments of the Normal School. special attention, Science and Nature Study receive and the locality furnishes excellent op- No senior has less than twentyone 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 portunity for such work. ' the Model School. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 34 Rules and Regulations 1. Loud talking, whistling, scuffling or and boisterous behavior in the buildings any other rude is strictly pro- hibited. 2. The use of tobacco in any of its forms in or about the buildings, and the use of intoxicating drinks or pro- fane language and card playing are strictly prohibited. 3. No dirt or other refuse shall be thrown from the windows, nor thrown into slop sinks or toilets waste baskets are provided for this purpose on all the halls. ; 4. Students shall not visit 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 Principal. desirable that students leave school as little It is as possible during the terms, and no permission will be granted to visit relatives 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 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 and occasions as may be designated by the Principal. Standing in groups in the main corridors, or prolonged conversations are not allowed. 8. Each occupant will be held responsible for the conroom and any damage done to furni- dition of .his or her EAST STROUDSBURG, No ture. PA. nails, screws, tacks, etc., shall 35 be driven into the walls, doors, windows, furniture, etc. No 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 is, therefore, also prohibited. 9. No student shall withdraw from classes to which he has been assigned without special permission from the Principal. No gentleman 10. 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 12. It is to be understood by the students that it is enjoined upon the members of the faculty to see to it that the requirements of the school are complied with, and that they have full authority to correct any improper acts that may come to their notice. Dinner, 12 :00 m. Supper, 6 :00 a. m. m. :00 Study Hour, 7 1st Retiring Bell, 9 :45 p. p. m. p. m. Lights must be out promptly at 10 tOO d m Breakfast, 7 :00 ; ; ; ; STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Miscellaneous LIBRARY AND READING ROOM. 'J'lu; and Reading Room contain reference Library books, standard literary works, International and Stan- dard dictionaries, cyclopedias, daily papers, magazines, leading periodicals, and large additions have been educational journals. made of books Lately 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. that we This plan has proved so satisfactory 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 and the Societies each a public enter- gives a concert, tainment. The Model School gives a closing Concert and other interesting exercises. The commencement concert is always a very interest- ing feature of the year. LITERARY SOCIETIES. There are two flourishing Literary Societies, the Minisink and the Shakespearean, which hold meetings every All students except such as cannot attend are required to join one or the other. These so- Saturday evening. EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. 37 hold open meetings on the first and second Friday evenings following the opening of each term. cieties CHRISTIAN INFLUENCE. The Young Men's Christian Association, organized in '93, has continued a steady growth since. The meetings are held in the Chapel every Sunday morning. It is doing a good work among our young men. the Fall of The Y. W. C. A. is equally as flourishing and its influ- very marked. The meetings are held in the Model School Chapel every Sunday morning. ence for good is Every Sunday evening relations do not forbid it all the students whose church are required to attend Bible study in the Chapel. The study is conducted by the PrinSubjects in controversy among the churches are passed by. cipal. 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 campus has been fitted up as an kept in good condition, and a commodious grand stand has been erected upon it. The Trustees encourage athletic sports by contributing money large part of the athletic field. It is freely for their support. students is The strong and healthy. athletic spirit among the STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 38 LAUNDRY. Each pupil is allowed to send to the laundry 12 pieces of clothes per week, including handkerchiefs, napkins and In calculating these 12 pieces a pair of cuffs towels. is counted as one piece, and a pair of hose as one piece. The fact that pupils may have put in less than 12 pieces during any one week does not entitle them to put in more than 12 pieces any other week. For the ladies only three starched pieces will be laundred per week. These starched pieces will not include white shirt waists, white dresses, or white dress skirts. Such articles will he laundred 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 unlaundred. Clothes must be taken to the laundry in laundry bags, each bag must have pupil's name plainly marked on it with indelible ink. No clothes will be week washed for any student the any term. first week or the last of OUTFITS. Each pupil expected to furnish, for personal use, th'e One bed comforter or pair of blankThese must be plainly ets, also towels and napkins. 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, is following articles: a knife, fork and spoon should be included in the outfit for use in cases of sickness. Slippers, overshoes, an umbrella and raincoat should also be included. EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. 39 TEXT BOOKS USED. Warren Agriculture Algebra Wells & Hart Smith Sargent Arithmetic Botany Walker Caesar Allen Cicero McPherson and Henderson Gardner Emerson College of Oratory .Salisbury, Barrows and Tower Gilbert and Bingham Brigham Chemistry Civics Elocution Geography Geography, Phys Geology Geometry, Plane Geometry, Solid & Greenough ) n 11 J German Grammar Grammar, for the Seniors History of Education History, United States History, Anc History, Med. and Mod History, English Household Science Latin, Beginner's Management, School Methods Physics Psychology Educational Psychology Experimental Psychology Physiology Rhetoric Trigonometry Virgil Joynes-Wesselhoeft Kittredge and Farley Meiklejohn Kemp Muzzy West West Andrews Morris D'Ooge White Kemp Carhart and Chute Yerkes Pyle Seashore Walter Thomas and Howe Granville Bennett STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 40 Zoology Analytic Geometry Jordan, Kellogg and Heath Tanner & Allen Spheric Trigonometry Granville EXPENSES OF BOARDING PUPILS. tuition, boarding, washing, furnished and carpeted rooms, steam heat, electric light and service, per week $ 6.50 104.00 Fall term, 16 weeks, $6.50 per week 80.00 Winter term, 12 weeks, $6.50 per week week 80.00 12 weeks, Spring term, $6.50 per Registration Fee, payable upon registering each For 2.00 term Extra charge for breakage in Chemical Laboratory. Those who avail themselves of State Aid reduce their expenses $1.50 per week, which deducted from the above amounts, make the expenses for boarding pupils as follows : Fall term, 16 weeks $80.00 Winter term, 12 weeks Spring term, 12 weeks Registration Fee, payable 60.00 60.00 upon registering each 2.00 term 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 2.00 term Extra charge for breakage in Chemical Laboratory. EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. 41 EXPENSES OF MODEL PUPILS. For and tablets, and stationery for Regular Course tuition, including use of text-books pencils per term $ 1.00 This charge of $1.00 per term of the Model School No pupils register. is payable to the Principal at the beginning of each term when pupil will be admitted to any term term have been settled in until the bills of the previous full. PAYMENTS FOR BOARDING STUDENTS. Fall term: —Boarding pupils required to pay $42.00 entitled to State when they Aid are register, Sept. 5, 1916, (this includes the $2.00 Registration Fee), and $40.00 at the middle of the term, Oct. 30, 1916. Winter Term: —Boarding are required to pay $32.00 1917, (this pupils entitled to State Aid when they register, January 2, includes the $2.00 Registration Fee), and $30.00 at the middle of the term, Feb. 12, 1917. Spring Term: —Boarding are required to pay $32.00 1917, (this $30.00 "at pupils entitled to State Aid when they register, March includes the $2.00 Registration Fee), the middle of the term, May 26, and 17, 1917. Boarding pupils who do not receive State Aid are required to pay $1.50 in addition to the amounts named above for each week of schooling. PAYMENTS FOR DAY STUDENTS. Fall Term: —Day Aid, are required to 5, students who do not receive State pay $14.00 when they register, Sept. 1916, (this includes the $2.00 Registration Fee), $12.00 at the middle of the term, Oct. 30, 1916. and STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 42 Winter Term: —Day students who do not receive State Aid, are required to pay $11.00 ary 2, when they register, Janu- 1917, (this includes the $2.00 Registration Fee), and $9.00 at the middle of the term, Feb. 12, 1917. Spring Term: —Day students who do not receive State when they register, March 26, 1917, (this includes the $2.00 Registration Fee), and $9.00 at the middle of the term. May 7, 1916. Aid, are required to pay $11.00 Day who students receive State Aid, will be required to pay only the Registration Fee of $2.00 each term, but these fees must be paid at the opening of each term when students register. Charges for Chemicals for Laboratory use or any other named above against students, will be payable at the middle of each term. 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, ter, pupils regis- and no by special advance, with the Principal or Board of and the other half deviation will be agreement, in Bills are payable, when at the middle of the term, made from this rule except Trustees. Lectures and other entertainments in the regular course and the school publications are free to all students. 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 F^all F^all $16.00 9.60 12.00 7.20 12.00 7.20 1.50 EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. 43 SPECIAL NOTICE AS TO PAYMENTS. Special attention these payments, as out bills, is called to the amounts and dates of we do not make and parents and prompt payment of a practice of sending pupils are expected to arrange 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. for the all INCIDENTAL EXPENSES The custom a long list so common among boarding schools of using of incidental charges to increase their incomes, thus adding materially to the expense of educating young people, we have never receive unexpected We have, minimum. favored. bills, therefore, and always annoying to meet unexpected costs. It is to reduced incidental charges to a Our only extra charges other than those fically stated in the speci- catalogue are for materials actually used by students in such work as art, manual laboratory courses, and these materials we training, and furnish at cost. Because of frequent variations in the market prices of such supplies it is no longer possible to specify a fixed charge for them in advance. While this policy gives us less money from the individual students than is received by similar institutions whose catalogued charges are lower than ours, we are satisfied with it because we believe it is more profitable and satisfactory to our patrons. DEDUCTIONS. No made for absence for the first two or two weeks of any term except by previous arrangement with the Principal. Positively no deductions will be made for the first or last week of any term. For absence two or more consecutive weeks on account deductions are the last of personal sickness one-half of the usual charge for board will be allowed. STATE NORMAL. SCHOOL, 44 DAMAGE Every boarding student DEPOSITS. required to deposit fifty If the key is given up is cents for the key to his room. when the student leaves school the fifty cents are returned to him. A deposit of $2.50 is also required to secure damage the school in case of to the students' When no damage room or done this money is also returned to the student when he leaves school. Damage charges are deducted from the amount. other school property. STATE AID. For students seventeen years of age or over the prescribed courses of study and ment to teach at least two full is who who take 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 received the principal should be notified. Reports of stand ing may be obtained at any time by asking for them. BAST STROUDSBURG. PA. 45 Catalogue of Students, 1915-1916. POST GRADUATES. Name. Eilenberg-er, Vera Postoffice. North Water Gap, County Monroe, State. Pa. FOURTH YEAR. Allabaugh, Madaline A, Dallas, Austin, Esther A. New Milford, Badman, Elizabeth S. Nanticoke, Barrett, Florence A. Wanamie, Luzerne, Susquehanna, Wanamie, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Barteau, Ruth Portland, Northampton, Bechtel, Marguerite Nesquehoning, Weatherly, East Stroudsburg, Dickson City, Carbon, Carbon, Monroe, Barrett, John E. Behan, Florence Bell, Pearl M. Benson, Elizabeth T. Boland, Anna P. Bonner, Elizabeth M. Bowen, Charlotte H. Brennan, Marie R. Bryan, Pearl O. Bunn, Warren G. Burgess, Fannie Burke, Helen M. Carlin, Mabel L. Carpenter, Mildred Nanticoke, Wyoming, C. Coakley, Lauretta B. Cobb, Ruth V. Conerton, Marie A, Connell, Claire E. Connell, John J. Cooper, Elizabeth E. Cowley, Mary M. Coyne, Sadie R. Cummings, Irene M. Curtis, Arthur H, Daley, James J. Davies, Ellen Dean, Kathleen L Deshler, Dorothy A. Detrick, Fred H. Dooley, Elizabeth G. Dougher, Leo A. Dowling, Sadie M. Dreher, Catharine E. Dreher, Emma L. Dreisbach, Esther R. Eckert, Miriam E. Edmunds, Eva Mae Fadden, Florence Ferguson, Martha Feuerman, Mary Finn, Nellie D. Ford, Pearl C. Fudala, Peter C. Gallagher, Anna C. Gallagher, Margaret R. D., East Stroudsburg, East Stroudsburg, Waverly, Plymouth, Jermyn, Ariel, Lackawanna, Northampton, Luzerne, Luzerne, Monroe, Monroe, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Wayne, Luzerne, Nanticoke, Shenandoah, New Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Luzerne, Duryea, Archbald, Danielsville, Carr, Catherine, M. Carter, Ruth E. Clark, Gordon E. Clark, Laura M. Gordon, Emery E. Gordon, Jessie E. Scranton, Hazelton, Milford, Carbondale, Parsons, Plymouth, Glen Lyon, Olyphant, Old Forge, Olyphant, Hamlin, Mayfield, Schuylkill, Susquehanna, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Wayne, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Nanticoke, Archbald, Bangor, Analomink, Lackawanna, Northampton, Monroe, Luzerne, Plains, Jessup, Lackawanna, Laketon, Luzerne, Tobyhanna, Monroe, Monroe, Carbon, Monroe, Stroudsburg, Weissport, Buck Hill Falls, Jermyn, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Olyphant, Wilkes-Barre, Miner's Mills, Parsons, Moosic, Duryea, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Pringle, Jessup, Lackawanna, East Stroudsburg, New York City, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Luzerne, 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. 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. Y. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 46 Name. County Postoffice. Granahan, Anna V. Duryea, Guinan, Norine D. Olyphant, Hag-g-erty, Kathleen C Wilkes-Barre, Hagg-erty, Martin J. Plains, Harrington, Mary T. Nanticoke, Harrison, William H. Easton, Harvey, Marguerite E. Wilkes-Barre, Hatton, Frank E. Dingman's Ferry, Heller, Sara E. Mt. Bethel. . Herring-, Carrie A. C. Hochrine, Estella M. Hocker, Charles R. Hourigan, Emily D. Hughes, Edith May Keller, Florence E. Kelly, Agnes C. Kelly, Alice T. Kelly, Clare Kelly, Joseph P. Kemp, E. Chester Kosko, John J. Lavin, Hortense A. Learn, D. Harold Leeson, Henry J, J. Tolemie, Manilla D. Wall, Fred B. Walsh, Marie M. Ward, Nellie M. Warlow, Sarah A. Warner, N. Ruth Weisenfluh, Norman White, Vern S. Pike, Wayne, Luzerne, Jessup, Lackawanna, Pittston, Plains, East Stroudsburg-, Hudson, Luzerne, Luzerne, Monroe, Luzerne, Olyphant, Lackawanna, Cresco, Pringle, Ashley, Monroe, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Susquehanna, Luzerne, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Wayne, 2, Nanticoke, Wilkes-Barre, Nanticoke, East Stroudsburg, Freeland, Milanville, Spangenberg, Fran. Sullivan, Nellie Luzerne, Milanville, . Shea, Mary G. Short, Agnes M. Shultz, Dottie S. Snyder, Mamie M. Northampton, Wilkes-Barre. Montrose, Wilkes-Barre,. Wilkes-Barre. Ashley, McDonald, Mary Carbondale, McGinnis, Kathleen F. Jessup, McGowan, Alice C. Scranton, Maguire, James B. Plains, Martin, Marguerite B. Carbondale, Merrick, Madelyn B. Plains, Miller, Anna M. Nanticoke, Miller, Florence J. Scranton, Monasky, John A. Pleasant Mt., Montanye, John Pittston, R. D. Moran, Bessie G. Kingston, Mulligan, Daniel F. Wilkes-Barre, Murrin, Kathleen Scranton, Nolan, Catherine Scranton, O'Hare, May Shenandoah, O'Malley, Catherine Olyphant, C. Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Northampton. Northampton, Monroe, McCormack, Anna Rogan, Marie C. Rue, Harold P. Schoch, Esther C. Shanley, Florence Lackawanna, Pen Argyl, Tobyhanna, Lydon, B. Helen Lynlpany, M. Netta Nanticoke, McCabe, Lola L. Avoca, McCann, M. Clare F. Dunmore. McCarthy, Gertrude R.Moosic. McCarthy, Thomas Simpson, *Poltrock, Elsie L. Porter, Margaret Praetorius, Phyette Reilly ,Agnes V. Reynolds, Clair H. Luzerne, Wyoming, Luzerne, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Schuylkill, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Monroe, Luzerne, Wayne, Sonestown, Sullivan, Waymart, Scranton, Wayne, Lackawanna, East Bangor, East Stroudsburg-. Stroudsburg, Northampton, Monroe, Monroe, E Waymart, . Wayne, Miner's Mills, Luzerne, Elmhurst, Lackawanna, Wyoming, West Falls. Wilkes-Barre, Wilkes-Barre. Nanticoke, Weatherly, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Carbon, Rendham, Lackawanna, Uniondale, Susquehanna, 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. Pa. EAST STROUDSBURG, Name. Postoffice. Williams, Aletta R. Williams, Robert E. Wolfe, Edith M. Wysocki, Victoria S. Elmhurst, Lansford, Bangor, Nanticoke. Ammermian, Ruth Andrews, Clara B. Echo Lake, Bachstein, Bachstein, Nanticoke. Nanticoke. Alderson, Wilkes-Barre. Nanticoke, PA. 47 County Lackawanna, State. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Carbon, Northampton, Luzerne, THIRD YEAR. Biery, Black, Boone, Boyer, Boyle, Boyle, Mabyl Frank Verna Ruth J. Frank J. B. Edward Monroe, Lehigh, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, ^Varren, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Monroe, Luzerne, Slatington, Ada Edna Reigelsville, Nanticoke, Freeland, Freeland, Canadensis, A. Brog-an, Sara G. Brush, Stewart S. Bryan; Carolina Bryant, Carlotta Bryant, Mildred M. Burke, Margaret C. Bush, DeForrest Butler, Gerald G. Byrnes, Isabel B. Carey, John L. Carlton, Marjorie E. Carlton, Oscar E. Clark, Rose M. Coggins, Mary C. Coleman, Marie I. Collins, Bernice K. Connolly, Leonard Cook, Mary B. Cooney, Loretta C. Corbett, Margaret M. Corcoran, Patrick J. Crowe, Janet M. Curran, Joseph M. Curran, Josephine M. Alden Station, Wayne, Wayne, Girdiand, Varden, Hazelton, Forest Hills, Angels, Hazelton, Ashley, Luzerne, South Sterling. South Sterling, Cortez, Ashley, Carbondale. Nanticoke, Wilkes-Barre. Plains, East Stroudsburg, Olyphant, Drifton, Davis, Mabel E. Nanticoke, Decker, Lena East Stroudsburg-, Dew, Anna S. Nanticoke, Duryea, Donley, Harold J. Plains, Dooley, Regina T. Dougherty.Celestine C.Glen Lyon, Dougherty, Francis J Old Forge, Dougherty, Margaret G Wilkes-Barre, Earley, Margaret L. Avoca, Ferry, Katherine M. Hazelton, Finn, Margaret Sugar Notch, Scranton, Flaherty, Matilda F. Gahagan, Jane F. Scranton, Gallagher, Charles P. Peckville, Gardella, Joseph M. Carbondale, Wanamie, Garvey, Irene A. Gibbons, Irene G. Wilkes-Barre, Gill, Esther M. White Mills, Gillespie, Alice T. Forest City, Glanville, Beatrice Pleasant Mt., Nanticoke, Goff, Elizabeth M. Greenfeldt, Abraham East Stroudsburg, Hamm, Sylvia M. East Bangor. Healey, Helen C. Moosic, Hearn, Raymond E. Edelman, Helferty, Helen Hazelton, Herman, Eva C. East Stroudsburg, . . Hilliard. Lottie A. Mt. Bethel, Hobbs, Charlotte E. Stroudsburg, N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Mass. ' Ashley, Mayfield, Scranton, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. • Wayne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Wayne, Wayne, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Monroe, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Luzerne, Monroe. Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Luzerne, Wayne, Susquehanna, Wayne, Luzerne, Monroe, Northampton, Lackawanna, Northampton, Luzerne, Monroe, Northampton, 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. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 48 Name. Postoffice. County Hourigan, Lewis James, Bertha E. Wilkes-Barre, Plymouth, Luzerne, Luzerne, Jennings, Sadie M. Keating, Helen L. Keating, Helen R. Scranton, Kingston, Lackawanna, Wilkes-Barre, Kennedy, William Kennedy, Carmel D. Keogh, Charles Summit Hill, Simpson, Rendham, Kilgallon, Carbondale, East Strouds'burg, Wilkes-Barre, Wilkes-Barre, Nanticoke, Mary C. Kinney, Verna G. Klein, Margaret E. Kreidler, Catherine Larkin, Margaret Lavin, Rose E. Lenahan, Dorothy Loftus, Marie G. Laughney, Kathleen Lukac, John A. Maguire, Helen G. Moloney, Anastasia L. Plains, Lackawanna, Pittston, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Freeland, Plains, Olyphant, Lakewood, Marold, Lillian A. Martin, Mary E. Olyphant, McCarthy, Helen G. Kingston, McCormick, Anthony D. Wilkes-Barre, McGroarty, Harold F. Plains, McLaughlin, Leo J. W^ilkes-Barre, Meade, Ruth V. East Stroudsburg, Monaghan, Mae G. Monahan, Mary A. Monahan, Mary N. Morris, Elmer J. Murphy, Anna F. Murphy, Marguerite Murphy, Mary Oncay, Helen E. Lakewood, Throop, Luzerne, East Stroudsburg, Olyphant, Duryea, Pittston, Kingston, Petty, Sybil Powell, Leah S. Prokopovitsh, Chas. Raines, Lila Susan Robinson, Martha Schmalsteig, John Schmidt, Harry H. Reilly, J. Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Olyphant, Edwardsville, Weatherly, Lackawanna, Wayne, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Monroe, Wayne, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Monroe, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Ransom, Lackawanna, Nanticoke, Forest City, Pen Argyl, Luzerne, Shenandoah, Wilkes-Barre, East Stroudsburg, Nanticoke, Schoch, Kathryn Stroudsburg, Schoch, Lawrence Sonestown, Schreck, Roy Moscow, Scrwartz, Viola Nanticoke, Shollenberger, Dorothy J. Pen Argyl, Shovlin, Nellie Freeland, Brodheadsville, Shupp, Esther Scranton, Snyder, Hilda M. Northampton, Solt, Pearl Steinmetz, E. Velma Bangor, Stetler, Kathleen East Stroudsburg, Nazareth, Stocker, Chester G. Stocker, Ralph E. Nazareth, Stocks, Beulah Orange, Orange, Stocks, Viola Nazareth, Strohmeier, Adella Olyphant, Sweeney, Alice T. Ariel, Swingle, Leona M. Taylor, Viola M. East Stroudsburg, Lehighton, Teets, Florence A. Blakeley, Thomas, Edison A. East Stroudsburg, Travis, Dorothy E. 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. Luzerne, Luzerne, Carbon, Monroe, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Luzerne, Carbon, Luzerne, Swoyersville, Law, Anna Leininger, Cora State. Susquehanna, Northampton, Schuylkill, Luzerne, Monroe, Luzerne. Monroe, Sullivan, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Northampton, Luzerne, Monroe, Lackawanna, Northampton, Northampton, Monroe, Northampton, Northampton, N. N. Northampton, Lackawanna, Wayne, Monroe, Carbon, Lackawanna, Monroe, Tully, Marie Lakewood, Wayne, Turley, Gladys Vivian, Clara Verda Nanticoke, Nanticoke, liUzerne, Luzerne, J. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. County Monroe, Luzerne, Postoffice. Name. Wannemaker, Sadie F.Kresgeville, Ward, Sara E. Warner, Jennie Wilkes-Barre, Weatherly, Nanticoke, Waters, Elizabeth Welty, Ruth Williams, Mona E. Oarbon, Luzerne, Portland, Northampton, Plymouth, Luzerne, 49 State. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. SECOND YEAR. Butler, William L. Cogswell, Bernice E. Davidson, David Evans, R. Haydn Fegley, Gerald Paul Wilkes-Barre, Meshoppen, Coolbaugh, Luzerne, Scranton, Lackawanna, Wyoming, Monroe, Orwigsburg, Schuylkill, East Stroudsburg, Luzerne, Monroe, Luzerne, Luzerne, Wanamie, Finley, Helen D. Glass, Louis Halko, John Freeland, J. Harring-ton, Stella M. Nanticoke, Easton, Houck, Mary C. Inman, Mildred James, Gwendolyne East Stroudsburg, Plymouth, Jones, Janet Learn, George A. Long, S. Eliza Michaels, E. Russell Nanticoke, Tannersville, Stone Church, Stroudsburg, Allentown, Miller, Anna E. Northampton, Monroe, Luzerne, Luzerne, Monroe, Northampton, Monroe, Lehigh, Camden, Mimnagh, Winfield M. Kirkwood, Summit Hill, Minnick, Martin J. Dunmore, McGraw, Michael Lackawanna, McGroarty, Plains, Luzerne, Niebzydoski, Ver. C. Parks, Robert W. Slutter, Alvin J. Thomas, Marjorie Walter, Lester T. Walters, Jr. Wm. E. Forest City, Wilkes-Barre, Mt. Pocono, Nanticoke, Shawnee-on-Delaw're, Nanticoke, Susquehanna, Amos, Dorothy M. Plymouth, East Stroudsburg, Equinunk, East Stroudsburg, Wm. J. Carbon, , Luzerne, Monroe, Luzerne, Monroe, Luzerne, 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. FIRST YEAR. Carlin, A. Russell Frisbie, Blanche K. Glass, Florence Henry, Lucy J. Hilderhof, Wilhelmina Hughes, Enola Koerner, Florence Marsh, Pearl E. Mulligan, Nora McDonald, Thomas C. McLane, Joseph L. Mimnaghj. George S. O'Brien, Margaret Roche, Austin Shimer, Ruth N. Sommers, Ellen TenBroeck, Helen Harold Treible, Turner, Mary Walter, Harry E. Warner, Clinton E. , Henryville, Stroudsburg, Pittston, Mt. Pocono, Stroudsburg, Wilkes-Barre, Moosic, Jessup, Kirkwood, Avoca, Old Forge, Redington, Stroudsburg, East Stroudsburg, East Stroudsburg, East Stroudsburg, East Stroudsburg, Tannersville, Luzerne, Monroe, Wayne, Monroe, Monroe, Monroe, Luzerne, Monroe, Monroe, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Camden, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Northampton, Monroe, Monroe, Monroe, Monroe, Monroe, Monroe, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. SPECIAL AND UNCLASSIFIED. Beers, Miriam Newfoundland, Dawson, John P. Duffy, Agnes M. Dugan, Nora F. Scranton, Carbondale, Kingston, Luzerne, East Stroudsburg, Archbald, Wilkes-Barre, Bevan, Elmer B. Boland, Mary M. Coon, Anna G. Corgan, Alberta L, Wayne, Lackawanna, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Luzerne, Monroe, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 5U Name. Greentown, Frey, Walter R. Bath, Hughes, George J, Hopkins, Rebecca G. Hughes, Joseph A. East Stroudsburg, Kelly, County Lackawanna, Postoffice. Fitzgerald, Viola M. Fowler, Leona M. Scranton, West E. LeBar, Helen G. Luzerne, Pittston, Monroe, Santiago Leon, Herminio J. Macheski, John H. Old Forge, McGinley, Elizab'h H. Parsons, Owens, Thomas E. Nanticoke, Price, Richard H. Stroudsburg, Schoonover, Elwyn Stroudsburg, Scott, Margaret M. R. Scranton, Stroudsburg, Shafer, Helen Mae Singer, Robert East Stroudsburg, Smith, Viva L. East Stroudsburg, Stephenson, Almah M. Way mart, Sunday, Orville J. Walsh, James P. lilST Lackawanna, Monroe, Monroe, Monroe, Wayne, Belvidere, Warren, Luzerne, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. OF MUSIC STUDENTS. O. McCann, Clare McCune, John Hilderhof, Wilhelmina McGroarty, Harold Hochrine, Estella Monahan, Mary A. Hoffman, Mildred Niebzydoski, Ver. Hourigan, Emily Praetorius, Phyetta Hughes, Enola Schoch, Esther Hughes, May Shafer, Helen Carlin, Mabel Carr, Catherine Clark, San Domingo. Lackawanna, Pa. Luzerne, Luzerne, Monroe, Monroe, Avoca, Henry, Lucy Hewlett, Margaret Bachman, Ruth Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Northampton, Heckscherville, Schuylkill, Parsons, Luzerne, Delatvare Water Gap, Monroe, Anna Bryan, Pearl O. Bryson, Graham State. Pike, Gordon Athol Herbert Collins, Bernice Cooney, Loretta Cory, Ethel Coyne, Sadie Decker, Helen Cliff, Cliff, Inman, Mildred James, Bertha James, Gwendolyn Keller, Florence Kell3^ Agnes Edmunds, Eva Eilenberger, Vera K^emp, Grace Frisbie, Blanche Long, E. Eliza McCabe, Lola LaBar, Helen Evans, Haydn Law, Anna Haggerty, Kathleen Hauck, Mary Short, Agnes Shupp, Esther Sommers, Ellen Spangenberg, Fran. Tolemie, Manilla Tully, Marie Warner, Jennie Warner, Ruth Weisenfluh, Norman Wysocki, Victoria MODELi SCHOOIi ROLL. NINTH GRADE Thomas Ace, Marion Frankenfleld, Ida Price, Boone, Katherine Brewer, Marion Dickinson, Clarence Hartzell, George Hogan, William Kloess, Robert Miller, Ruth Sommers, Beatrice Sommers, Victor Talasz, Lewis Beam, Thomas Watts, Ethel EIGHTH GRADE Achenbach, Stanley Bartholomew, Ralph Brewer, Ruth Cliff, Athol Cunningham, Garrett Englehardt, George Fellows, Adeline Hinton, Charles Kemp, Edward Price, Beatrice Price, Thomas Sheldon, Lily Turner, Florence Wannemaker, Dorothy Warman, Helen Wilson, Wilbur SEVENTH GRADE Ace, Ida Berry, Freeman Corry, Ethel Kirkhuff, Ralph Cardenas, Albert Knox, Gladys Cliff, Herbert McConnell, Daniel Sevison, Carl Sheldon, Harry Shimer, Florence Teeter, Mary Emma EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. 51 SIXTH GRADE Delores Edinger, Ada MayHobday, Dorothy- Ang-le, Ike, Mabel Klinger, Glenn Mosier, Earl Neipert, Louise Pullinger, Griffith Reigel, Paul Smith, Russell Strunk, Alice Talasz, Bertha Schwarzholzer, Rosina Whedon, Adelaide Sheldon, Alice Whittaker, Arthur FIFTH GRADE Bro-wn, Mildred Bush, Earl Butz, Charles Gordon, Raymond Plattenberg, Miles Staples, Clarence Turner, Madeline FOURTH GRADE Brown, Margaret Burrus, May Cardenas, Mary Case, Arminda Hoffman, Mildred Imbt, Clarence Klinger, Royal McCune, John Pullinger, Richard Sheldon, Olive Walter, Kenneth Welter, Cornelia Wilson, Oliver Elwood Ferguson, Arthur Hoadley, Helen Mosier, Aneda, Anna Counterman, Clara Glass, Eleanor Johnson, Norman Kloess, Olive Aneda, Madeline Bonser, Chester Counterman, Blanche Hoffman, Reva Counterman, Gertrude Kipp, Mary Counterman, Ruhamah Sexton, Thomas Griff, Julia Smith, Mabel THIRD GRADE Plattenberg, Mae Plattenberg, Raymond Strunk, Thelma Walter, James Knapp, Leona Linaberry, Beatrice McCune, Curtis SECOND GRADE Booth, Ellen Corrigan, Joseph FIRST GRADE Aneda, Joseph Bartholomew. Paul Bowman, Lyle Bush, Leona Bush, Pearce Gordon, Grace Scheirer, Sevison, Klinger, Donald Vera Cooke, Margaret Knierim, Kenneth Loder, Gertrude McCormack, Francis Meixell, Paul Miller, Alfred Dubois, Oleta Phillips, Cole, John James Leon Shimer, Charles Slack, Hazel Smith, Nellie Treible, Edna Wolflnger, Helen KINDERGARTEN ROLL. Altemose, Marion Aneda, Rosaphine Bowman, Gerney Case, Katherine Custer, Helen Dubois, Earl Fatzinger, Walter Schoch, Louise Schoch, Layton Shapiro, Thelma Smiley, Sarah Smiley, Frances Stevens, Caroline Wise, James Harden, Clay Harden, William Hoffman, Geraldine Johnson, Juanita Knierim, Hazel LaBar, Leona Linaberry, Audrey SUMMARY. Men Fourth Year Third Year Second Year First Year Special and Unclassified Special Music Total 30 33 16 8 13 7 107 Boys Grades Kindergarten Total Grand Total 62 7 60 176 Women Total 101 106 11 14 18 48 131 139 298 Girls 67 14 loi 81 379 27 22 31 55 Total 129 21 ~no • 555 EAST STROUDSBURG, PA, 53 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 Cunningham, Kate Cox, Kate New Teacher. Mrs. Anna B. Norris, Mrs. R. E. Laramy, Mrs. Dr. F. Krause, Mrs. A. D. Thomas, Mrs. W. E. Myers, Mrs. R. D. Jennings. Mrs. J. H. Fulmer, York, Wiikes-Barre, Easton, Elkins Park, Hazleton, Nanticoke, Teacher, Teacher, Pittston, N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Scranton, Nazareth, Pa. Pa. Parsons, Fisher, Alice Mary Gilligan, C. Gilmartin, Lydia Gordon, Susie Griffith, Laura *Gaug-han, Anna Gillespie, Nellie Hess, Lizzie Henrick, Emma C. Hancock, Ethel Heberling, Ella L. *Heath, Elizabeth Hicks, Grace DeWitt Johnson, Mame Kelley, Kelley, Mame Anna Kenney, May G. T. G. Kline, Jennie A. Kervin, Maggie LaBarre, Daisy M. McCaulev, Teresa McHale, Mary McCarthy, Lizzie Moses, Esther Laura E. Morrow, Grace Morrow, Mary L. Mahan, Mary Miller, 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 VanEtten, Lila B. Vail, Annette White, Lottie Williams, Maud Weaver, Sarah Deceased. Mrs. A. J. Horan, Teacher, Mrs. W. Kearney, Mrs William Mack, Jersey City, Carbondale, York, N. J. Pa. New N. Slatington. Hazelton, Mrs. E. F. Hanlon, Teacher Dom. Science Brooklyn, Allentown, Mrs. W. G. Walter, Mrs. J. A. Noecker, Teacher, Teacher. H. S. Mrs. S. W. Simmons, Teacher, Mrs. Thos. S. Burke, Teacher, Teacher, Teaclaer, 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. Y. Pa. N. Pa. Y. Pa. Schriylkill Haven, Pa. Pa. Bethlehem, Scranton, York. Scranton, Pa. N. Y. Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. New Yonkers, Wilkes-Barre, Summit Hill, Conn. Watertown, E. M'ch Chunk, Pa. West White Pa. Pa. Pittston, Haven, Denison, Texas. Peoria, Santa, Pittston. Wash. E. 111. Mauch Chunk, Scranton, Somerset, Scranton, Scranton, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Scranton, Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Tobyhanna, Mauch Chunk. Mrs. J. Dougherty, Teacher, Lansford, Pliysician. Nanticoke, Institute Instructor, Mrs. T. W. Barker. Tidioute, Stenographer, Mrs. X. P. Huddy. Teacher, Mrs. Harry Yeide, Mrs.David W.Daniel, Mrs. W. Maxwell. Moscow. E. M'ch Chunk, Dorranceton, New York, E. Orange, Weatherly, Crynant, Pittsburg, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y N. J. Pa. Pa. Wales. Pa. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 54 GENTLEMEN, Costenbader, Thos. Culberson, John '94. Mauch Caunk, Collins Clerk. Postal Clerk, Physician, i-±oover. G. S. R. R. Jackson, H. A. Kunkle, H. A. Merchant, Saltsburg, Minister, Allentown, Wilkes-Barre, Frank Golden. Edward New Foreman, York, Pltcairn, Attorney, Lord, J. P. *McGill, J. Pa. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. City. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. J. McCarthy, Francis Supt. of School McMoneg-al, M. Rinker, Richard Teacher, Colbayog, Hazleton, Minister. Pittston, STATE CERTIFICATE, Boyle, Mary Shull, Samuel Teacher, Superintendent. E. CLASS OF Phil. Is. Pa. Pa. '94. Lansford, Perth Amboy, Pa. N. J. 1895. LADIES. Brands, Mary J. Brown, Elsie Barteau, Agnes Bush, Edith Mae Carney, Anna Canani, Grace R. Cool, Evelyn Curran, Nellie Dodson, Katie E. Davies, Mary Evans, Laura B. Evans, Susie E. Edwards, Anna M. Flj^'nn, Emilv Fenstermacher, M. Gray, Edith Heller, Z. Ruth Hicks, Catharine Holzeman, Katherine Johnson, Emma Jones, 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, Marne Ruddy, Mary bhafer, Margaret Schoonover, Elsie Timony, Kathryn Williams, Mary L. Walsh, M. Alice 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. W. A. Wolfe, Teacher, Mrs. H. R. Flagler, Mrs. J. Thomas. Mrs. John M. Thomas, Teacher, Mrs. P. M. Graul. Mrs. B. S. Warner. Mrs. R. C. Hearn. Teacher, Mrs. J. A. Laubach, Mrs. P. Burk, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Albert D. Green Mrs. T. J. Donohue, Mrs. Chas. Warman, Mrs. C. F. Schatzle, Teacher, Mrs. T. H. Govreau, Teacher, Mrs I. Bergstresser, Mrs. Zedrick Womer, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. John Tierney, Teacher, Mrs. J. W. Palmer, Mrs. J. McBrearty, Mrs. G. Shultz. Mrs. P. B. Kelly, GENTLE3IEN, Surgical Supplies, Ins. Agent, Bachman. Principal, Batt, O. E. Deceased. C. Yonkers, N. Y. Scranton, Selinsgrove, Scranton, Stroudsburg, Vaughnville, Scranton, Scranton, Lehighton, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Scranton, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Ohio. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Bethlehem, Morgantown, Md. Pa. Pa. W. Va. Pa. Scranton, Pa. Parsons, E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Conn. Norwalk, Mont. Butte, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, White Haven, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton. Wilkes-Barre, Pen Argyl, Newark, Mountainhome, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Mountainhome, Montrose, Freeland, Plymouth, Syracuse, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. T. '95. Appenzeller, C. D. Bush, Ralph D. Brewster, Wm. F. Bursh, E. F. C. Pa. Portland, Angels, Pa. Rochelle, N. Y. JNIarshalls Creek, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Denver, Colo. New Lawyer, Teacher, Supervising Princ. New York City, N. Y. N. J. Manasquan, Kingston, Easton, Allentown, Moores, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. 56 Merchant, Farmer, Stroudsburg, Stroudsburg, Principal, Clinton, Fawkes, Edward Gilpin, George Eng-. Mech., Fairmount, Teacher, Sterling. Graul, P. M. Lawyer, Houck, Cashier, Teacher, Coolbaugh, H. E. Detrick, W. J. Eilenberger, R. J. J. W. Va. Pa. Pa. Pa. Lehighton, Bank C. S. Jayne, Wilson T. Kinney, Ira L. Keiser, Norman G. Mulligan, John R. Pa. Pa. N. Hawley, State of Washington. Langhorne, Pa. Principal, Glass Manufacturer, Principal, Binghamton, Nesquehoning. N. Y. Pa. Miller, Charlton D. Supervising Prin., Newton Highlands, McGuigan, Frank Supt. of Schools, Pittston, Trav.Aud.Erie R.R.Co Merchant, Stroudsburg, Mass. Rhodes, Norman E. Reimer, Eli Easton, Flanders, Business, Smith, H. E. Smith, Hezekiali Merchant, CLASS OF Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Flicksville, N. J. 1896. LADIES. Burke Mary Bonner, Grace Bennett, Clara R. Bowman, Agnes Brodhead, Josie May Boyle, Ellen Cooper, Delia A. Carney, Mary Margaret Collins, Casey, Marie Crooks, Anna E. Cooke, Lucy Cure, Anna Dougherty, Mary Dick, Jeannette H. Farrow, Carrie B. Follweiler, Clara L. Gillispie, Gilpin, Mary E. Libby Gray, Virginia Huston, Myriam Henry, Jeannette M. Hawk, Grace M. Jones, Laura M. Jenkins, Eva Eliz. A. Mutchler, Ellen M. Masters, Edith M. Moll, Elizabeth Mount, Lizzie Jane Michaels, Emma Murphy, Olive G. Nicholas, Lillie M. Newhart, Hattie Newlin, Emma W. Powers, Maud Pearce, Hannah Pursell, Fannie Pearson, Eliz. A. Deceased. 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. John Davidson, Mrs. J. K. Moore, Teacher, Principal, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Wash. Seattle, Springfield, Mass. Mt. Pocono, Old Forge, Lansford, Pa. Pa. Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Nesquehoning, Carbondale, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Philadelphia, Scranton, Jermyn, Freeland, Moosic, Flicksville, Miners Pa. Pa. Mills, Wyoming, Waltham, Mass. Md. Okla. Hagerstown, Miami, Perth Amboy, N. J. Hawaii. Honolulu, L. Jones, Elizabeth Klaer, Anna Kilhullen, Julia A. Kellow, Jessie Kurtz, Ella M. Loughney, Teacher, Mrs. Howard Eyster, Mrs. L. H. Stilmar, Mrs. S. Shick, Vice Principal, Vice Principal. B. Teacher. Teacher. Teacher, Teacher. Teacher, Mrs. F. P. Courley, Teacher, Teacher. Mrs. Stanley Rogers Mrs. J. Wuerffel, Mrs. J. Silverstein, Honolulu, Hawaii. Hackensack, Carbondale, Scranton, E. Stroudsburg, New N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. York, Mrs. W. H. Loder, Teacher, Mrs. O. F. Rinker, Mrs. D. C. Hummel, Mrs. J. M. Schreck, Mrs. Frank Bush, Mrs. Ira Kresge, N. Y. N. J. Pa. N. J. Newark, N. C. Brevard, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Cherryville, N. J. Phillipsburg, N. Y. Haines Falls, N. Y. Buffalo, Pa. Stroudsburg, Plainsville, R. D. 1, Teacher, Easton, Book-keeper, Newark, Springfield, Pa Pa. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 56 *Roehrig, Mary B. Rasner, Anna Reinhart, Lizzie Ruddy, Kate Lizzie Nellie Reilly, Reill3% Smith, Cora E. Shaw, Eva L. Smith, Esther M. Silver, Mary C. Swartswelder, F. Shields, Mary E. Shivler, Katie Smith, New Teacher, Purcell, MaryPrice, Elsie E. Mary Bertha E. Trimmer, Frances Timbrell, Lena Timony, Bridget Watson, Emma E. Seiple, Wyckoff, Jennie F. Williamson, Kate Webber, Marie Waters. Anna W. Tost, Estella M. Mrs. Edward Burke, Mrs, E. Sweet, Mrs. Michael Mackin, Mrs. John O'Donnel, Mrs. Wm. Clymer, Mrs. V. B. Wells, Mrs. Clinton Supplee, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. G. E. Merrett, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. John T. Hess, Clerk, Mrs. R. M. Forrester, Mrs. J. A. Armstrong, Mrs. Emile Perrot, Mrs. Chas. J. Bunn, Mrs. C. J. Bunz, Mrs. Theo. Scholia, Mrs. Wm. D. Palmer, GENTLEMEN, Beck, Frank B. Brodt, H. O. Becker, Wm. A. Boyle, Frank P. Boyle, B. S. Coyle, M. J. Cyphers, R. M. Cyphers, F. L. Cannon F. J. Billiard, H. C. Drum, Herbert R. Frace, James M. Gish, Wm. H. York, Mountainhome, Scranton, Einghamton, Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Wilkes-Barre, Dalton, Philadelphia, Scranton, Philadelphia, Stroudsburg, Jermyn, Hackensack, Philadelphia, Bangor, Wilkes-Barre, Rockaway, New York, Ariel, Newark, Wilkes-Barre, Dunmore, Stroudsburg, Mt. Bethel, Mt. Bethel, Teacher, Bethlehem, Book-keeper, Lawyer, Teacher, Hazleton, Lansford, Philadelphia, Pioche, Douglas, Hazleton, Ass. Ins. Supt., Ranchman, Mgr. Const. Co., Lawyer, Engineer, Mech. Engineer, Principal, East Bangor, Wilkes-Barre, West Easton, Foundryman, Peekskill, Principal, Wilkes-Barre, Salesman, Philadelphia, Hess, John T. Heberling, E. C. Teacher, Bangor, L. V. R. R. Clerk, Philadelphia, Mt. Carmel, Scranton, Battle Creek, Houston, J. B. Jamison, Wm. Kresge, Erles Physician, Teacher, Lawyer, Koehler, John J. ivoehler, Geo. W. Kunkle, Geo. B. * Lough ran, McCreary, P. J. Wayne Principal, Honesdale, Nazareth, Wind Gap, Book-keeper, Kingston, Freight Clerk, Slate Manufacturer, Book-keeper, Teacher, Attorney-at-Law, Freeland, Slatington, Co. Supt. Clerk Miller, Geo. W. Oyer, Jos. E. *0'Donnell, John D. Pomp, William H. Instr. Math., Powell, James Lawyer, J. Myron A. Remaly, G. W. Price, J. Shannon, G. J. P. Smith, A. L. Strunk, Walter M. Silver, Michael L Deceased. Co. P. O. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Nev. Minn. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Mich. Pa. Pa. Pa. J. N. Madden, John McGeehan, Con. Morgan, A. S. McDonald, Jas S. Saricks, Pa. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. N. Y. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. '96 Bookkeeper, Hanlon, James A. Hom, Garrett F. *Hemm, Gustav N. Y. Pa. High New York, Bangor, Easton, Technics Harrisburg, Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. School, Hotel Proprietor, Mgr, Coal Co., Supervising Prin., Minister, Customs Service, Engineer, Scranton, Canadensis, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Mildred. N. J, River Edge, W, Philadelphia, Pa. Freeland, Wilkes-Barre, EAST STROUDSBURG, Strunk, H. Teacher, S. Walsh, M. N. E. Book-keeper, Lawyer, Treible, HarryJ. Bethlenem. Stroudsburg, Pa. Pa. Pa. »96. Com. of Educ, Trenton, N. J. Superintendent, Pa. S. Bethlehem, Teacher, Lanesboro, Pa. Mrs. A. F. Schmalstieg E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Asst. Chamberlain, H. E. VanGorden, Clara 67 Mayfieid, STATE CERTIFICATE], Savitz, J. J. Wilt, O. R. PA. SCIENTIFIC COURSE McGuig-an, Frank Kurtz, Elizabeth S. Prin. Mem. Com Dep., of Faculty, CLASS OF Pittston, E. S. Normal. Pa. 1897. LADIES. Appenzeller, Elsie Brown, Elizabeth M. Bond, Elizabeth Mae Mrs. J. VanVorst, Teacher, Teacher, Brown, Margaret Stud. Burnett, Rose G. Teacher, Teacher, 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, Book-keeper, M. of Fac, P. Col., Pa. N. J. N. Y. Pa. Pa. E. Stroudsburg Scranton, Pa. N. Y. New York, Heightstown, N. J. Pa. Factoryville, Pa. Factoryville, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Lanesboro, E.M'ch Chunk, Pa. Pa. Plymouth, Maplewood, N. J. , Inst., Teacher, Mrs. Harry B. Wolfe Teacher, Principal, Teacher, Mrs. D. F. Kenney, Mrs. Sidney T. Baker Laura A. Gallagher, Margaret Harmon, Bertha S. Hoag, Mary T, Howe, Blanche A. Headley, Eliz. M. Haley, Mary A. Hill, Isabella Hoffman, Lou M. Jayne, iNannie Kline, Hattie A. Kearney, Ella C. Kearney, Bessie A. Knapp, Lulu E. Levan, Laura M. Lane, Tillie M. Laramy, Anna Lore, Simmons Easton, Atlantic City, Glens Falls, Angels, Emma O. D. Morey, Bertha R. Markey, Rose R. Margaret M. Patterson, Rose G. Reese, Angle Miller, Reilly, Nellie Shoemaker, Pauline Shields, Alice V. Shafer, Lottie V. Spencer, Lottie A. Templeton, Margaret Taylor, Mabel E. Whitson, Bessie Teacher, Mrs. E. F. Gibbs, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Mary Meyer, Stenographer, Mrs. Geo. Bornhoeft, Teacher, Mrs. W. L 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, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Wm. Clymer, 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. •Deceased. Supt. of Schools, Electrician, Priest, Clerk, Wilkes-Barre, Nanticoke, Sayre, Detroit, Pa. Pa. Pa. Mich. Centermoreland, Pa. Pa. Wilkes-Barre, N. J. Jersey City, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Eatonville, Nazareth, Peckville, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, W. Philadelphia, Wilkes-Barre, Bethlehem, Nanticoke, Easton, Wilkes-Barre, Philadelphia, Pittston, Scranton. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Hudson, Hebron, N. Dak. Conn. Middletown, Pa. Coopersburg, Ore. Huntingdon, Plymouth, Pa. Pa. Lanesboro, Pa. Nanticoke, »07. Elkins Park, Geneva, Locust Dale, Stroudsburg, Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. STATE NORMAL, SCHOOL. 58 Gardner, Fred Hester, Bank C. Henry Haiges, Fred O. Harton, James F. Stroudsburg, Stroudsburg, E. R. F. D. No. Prin. Gram, School, Ass. Supt. Schools, Elec. Engineer, Cashier, Bank, Kistler, Milton S. Murray, Martin C. Moyer, William C. Miers, Charles O. Murray, Michael J. Michael, Charles W. Oliver, Joseph W. Powell, Fred M. Minn. Yokohoma, Japan. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Easton, Pa. Bangor, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Laceyville Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y. Dinuba, Cal. Bangor, Pa. Clerk, Teacher, liawyer. Merchant, Manual Training, Head of Com, Dept., Business, F. Pipher, Josiah B. Clerk and Cashier, Gloversville, N. Y. Clerk Brooklyn, N. Y. Reichard, John Shick, Frank J. Snydsr, Wallace Teach., St. School, Sci. J. Sandt, John H. Shuman, F. W. W. Shook, S. Bertie Schafer, Heber L Taylor, Ernest L. Toole, Michael J. Ward, Thomas H. Norm Winona, Bookkeeper, Farmer, Easton, Stroudsburg, Teacher, R. F. D. No. Danielsville, Prof, in Bucknell Uni. Principal, Lewisburg, Avoca, B. Pa. Pa. 3. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Scranton, Milford, »07. Wind Principal, POST GRADUATES, Kinney, Ira Pa. Minn. New Farmer, SCIENTIFIC COURSE, Kunkle, G. Edinboro, Director M. Training, Insurance, Wilmarth, Naaman Pa. Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Duluth, Teacher, Harvey Pa. Pa. 1. White Haven, Merchant, Lewis A. Ketcham, Walter E. Ink, Peilley, Clerk, Teacher, Gap, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. »97. Prin. Schools, Powell, James Shafer, William A. Strunk, Henry S. Langhorne, Lawyer, Lawyer, Bethlehem, Scranton, Stroudsburg, Unger, Vineland, N. J. Cumberland, Mrs. A. F. Schmalstieg E. Stroudsburg, Pa. J. L. J. VanGorden, Clara CLASS OP Northampton, 1898. LADIES. Bible, Alice May Brazille, Nellie A. Blessing, Inez Butterworth, M. E. Brewer, Laura M. Burt, Flora E. Bennett, Lizzie R. 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. Holland, Jennie L. Healey, Katie G. Hess, Louise E. Howell, Evelyn M. •Deceased. Teacher, Passaic, Mrs. Peter Cawley, New York. Mrs. O. E. Williams, Scranton, Teacher, Madisonville, Mrs. J. J. Cort, Brooklyn, Mrs. VanCampen, E. Stroudsburg, Mrs. John Grennan, .Lincoln, Mrs. Harry F. Miller, Stroudsburg, Teacher, Wilkes-Barre, Teacher, Sugar Notch, Teacher, Wilkes-Barre, Summit Hill Teacher, Teacher, Jamesburg, Pittston, Teacher, Teacher, Archbald, Stearns, Mrs. N. H. Graves, Mrs. Anthony, T'cher, Dalton, Duryea, Teacher, Teacher, Harrisburg, Teacher, Hazleton, Teacher. Asbury Park, Traveling Saleslady, San Francisco, Teacher, Carbondale, Teacher. Berwick, Mrs. A. W. Larrabee, Starrucca, N. J. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Pa. Neb. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Ky. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Cal. Pa. Pa. Pa. EAST STROUDSBURG, Joyce, Margaret V. Kerney, Genelda Lynch, Mary R. Ada Martin, C. B. Metzgar, Lou B. McCarthy, Anna McDonald, Rose L. C. Martha E. Mollahan, Kathryne McKee, Minnie A. Michael, Maxk, Mary Mick, Rosella Murphy Joanna L. McGinnis, Helen L 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 Teacher, Mrs. T. F. Delaney, Mrs. Wm. Killgallon, Mrs. Wallace Snyder, Teacher, Sup. Principal, Mrs. R. J. Reilly, Stenographer, Teacher, Mrs. M. M. Morgan, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Jas. Brophy, Mrs. Arthur Patton, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Charles Knight, Teacher, Teacher, Anna E. Shannon, Daisy V. Shafer, Eliz. M. Tracy, Mary M. Welter, Mae Wise, Octavia K. Wright, Elizabeth Wheaton, Bessie R. Watt. Gertrude B. Mrs. T. A. Briggs, Mrs. C. T. Cushman, Teacher, Mrs. C. W. Howell. Mrs. H. Mussigbrod, Mrs. Robert Sayre, Mrs. Frank Dutt, Mrs. S. F. Breed, Mrs. Walter Lewis, Teacher, GENTL.EME3N, Ace, Claude B. Brodt, Stewart C. Bender, Benj. F. Butler, William J. Cullather, M. A. Carl, Oscar E. Curtis, Edward B. Flory, Roy Edwin Carbondale, Wilkes-Barre. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Tucson, York, Pen Argyl, Uniondale, Ariz. N. Y. Pa. Pa. Bowen, Mont. Stroudsburg, Easton, Brooklyn, Pa. Pa. N. Y. Pa. N. J. Jessup, Pittston, Edinsboro, Stroudsburg, Mayfield, Wiikes-Barre, Nazareth, Wilkes-Barre, Carbondale, Bangor, Newark, Carbondale, Scranton, Carbondale, Stroudsburg, Thompson, Mountainhome, Chalfont, Scranton, MilanvUle, New Gelatt, Passaic, »98. Coal Dealer, Teacher, Concrete Engineer, Hoboken. Wilkes-Barre, Stenographer, Minersville, Spring Glen, Susquehanna, C. Farming, Merchant, F. Hobbes, C. E. Hoffsommer, Walter Dentist, Kintner, Ira L. LaRue, Daniel W. Missionary, Teacher, Member Faculty, East Miller, Elbert A. Mengel, Henry F. Male, Nicholas M. Miller, Lafayette Teacher, Slate Business, Teacher, Saylorsburg, Pa. R. F. D. No. 2. Nanticoke, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Tokio, Japan. Marshalls Creek. 'Pa. Stroudsburg Normal Farmer, Mt. Bethel, Belvidere, Lawyer, Prin. of Schools, Wilkes-Barre, Easton, Michael, Benj. F. Druggist, Merchant, Laceyville Beerston, Clerk, Plainfield, Teacher, Bangor, 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. Edward Deceased. Draftsman, Bank Clerk, Minister, Member Faculty, Teacher, Real Estate, J. Physician, Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Ala. Pa. Easton, Pen Argyl, McCab^, James F. Mitman, Wesley M. Sullivan, N. J. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Flicksville, Jersey, City, Super. Prin. Minister, jrrin. Schools, Green, Oscar F. Gibbs, 59 J. J. Schoonover, Caroline Sigafus, PA. Birmingham, Elmhurst Arlington Heights, Mass. E. Stroudsburg Normi Bangor, R.F.D. 3. Pa. : Perkasie, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Pa. STATE NORMAL, SCHOOL, 60 Walsh, Wm. P. Walsh, Anthony T. Webber, Charles B. A.torney-at-Law, Physician, Principal, POST GRADUATES, Kunkle, George B. Kinney, Ira L. Gardner, Fred C. Shoemaker, Pauline Jones, Sadie J. &W. CLASS OF Pa. Pa. Pa. Wind Gap, Pa. Pa. Pa. '98 Principal, Teacher, Clerk,D. L. Teacher, Teacher, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Avoca, Langhorne, R. R. E. Stroudsburg, Hebron, N. 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, Eliz. C. Gilpin, Blanche K. Hanahan, Margaret Hoover, Sue E. Hills, Myra L. Holton, Katharyne 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. McAndrew, 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 Messlnger, Ella M, Mulherin, Anna Mulherin, Katie Northup, Lena L. Deceased. Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. E. Higgins, Mrs. Chas. A. Wagnei Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Roy A. Sykes, 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 LaRvie, Mrs. James Donovan, Mrs. W. H. Robacker, Mrs. James P. Burns, Mrs F. O. Ruth, Mrs. W. J. Niemeyer, Teacher, Mrs. J. S. Wetzel, Mrs. Jos. P. Keeney, Mrs. Chas. E. Bessel, Teacher, Mrs. V. H. Dimmick, Mrs. H. Templeton, Teacher, Mrs. D. R. Chapin, Teacher. Mrs A. P. Conniff, C'lk's Summit, Lehighton, Philadelphia, Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Stroudsburg, Warwick, Burlington, Plalnfield, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Vt. Pa. Mich. Detroit, Pa. N. Y. Forty-Fort, Pa. Ashley, Pa. Grantwood, N. J. Galeton, Pa. Lehighton, Pa. Allentown, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Old Forge, Pa. Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Pittston, Pa. Sterling, Pa. S. Miners Mills, Pa. Pa. Easton, Dunmore, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Buffalo, Ackermanville, Norfolk, Mineola, Bangor, E. Stroudsburg Buffalo, Olyphant, Scranton, Jermyn, Plains, Principal, Mrs. M. A. Kennedy, Mrs. I. A. Fager, Teacher, Teacher, Scranton, Harrisburg, Nazareth, Easton, Book-keeper, Teacher, Teacher, Kansas Mrs. Wm. M. Young, Mrs. S. Mann Uhler, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Frank Spiegel, Neb. Wilkes-Barre, Miners Mills, Wilkes-Barre, Inkerman, Carbondale, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Pa. Rushville, City, Orange, Wilkes-Barre, Jermyn, Pen Argyl, Glen Lyon, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Pa. Va. L. , I. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa Pa. Kan. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. EAST STROUDSBURG, Newsbigler, Mabel O'Brien, Edith Passmore, R. Helen Parker, Anna G. Phillips, Ella G. Ross, Gertrude Rosenkrans, Edna L. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. 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. Mary A. Maud Williams, A. Ollendick, John E. Faber, D. H. Keller, O. M. Brittain, GENTLEMEN. 61 Wilkes-Barre, New York, Throop, M. Glidden, Mooney, Washington, R Alderson, Pa. '90. Farmer, Elizabethtown, E Gallagher, J. F. Hanna, George E. Koehler, Elmer E. Keener, Daniel P. Lomasson, Clarence Lynch, John Mack, Jacob J. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Gap, Pa. Buffalo, N. Water Principal, Canadensis, Flushing, N. Norwalk, Conn. East Hartford, Conn. Merchant, Treas. Mfg. Teacher, Messinger, Geo. S. McGuire, John J. Nelson, Henry Business, Paul, Augustus C. Reese, Jacob E. Physician Teacher, Rader, Floyd A. Electrician, & Westbrook, Lucien Webster, G. E. Ziegenfus, Milton D. Pa. Pa. Pa. Elizabethport, N. J. Buffalo, N. Y. Nazareth, Pa. Martin's Creek, Pa. Plains, Surgeoi Banker, Railroad Accountant, Dallas, Philadelphia, Bath, R. D., Principal, R. R. Postal Clerk, Supt. Pike County, Matamoras, Chemist, Picatinny Arsenal, Teacher, Seemsville. SCIENTIFIC COURSE, Bennett, Lizzie R. Kinney, Ira L. Schoonover, C. E. 5. ! Scranton, Tatamy, Co., Robinson, James M. Rood, Ralph H. Snyder, Charles L. Shiffer, Alvin O. Sayre, Robert J. Pa. Y. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Oswald, W, Va. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Stroudsburg, Pa. New York, N. Y. York, Pa. Bangor, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Nazareth, Pa. K. F. D. No. Manning, Cornelius Pa. 4. Stroudsburg, Teacher, Teacher, R. R. Storekeeper, Teacher. State Sup. of Schools Accountant, Supt. Graham Mine, Dep. Prothonotary, Mail Carrier, Structural Engineer, Teacher, Teacher, Law Student, Teacher, Hindson, J. Frank Jacob R. F. D. Wanamie, Hudson Principal, Hill, Va. , Business, Teacher, Feltham, Ralph H. Fenner, Frank D. Green, D. Albert D. C. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Tunkhannock, Pa. Factoryville, Pa. Stroudsburg, Pa. Montrose, R. D. 3, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Ransom, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Troytown, Pa. Hope, N. J. Netcong, N. J. Uniondale, D 3. Pa. Brown, W. E. Demund, Howard M. Donovan, James Pa. Y. Pa. Binghamton, Alleman, Ira F. Barrett, Patrick Barrett, Charles A. Duff, Leonard N. Russel, Easton, E. Stroudsburg, Norfolk, Luzerne, Mem. Norm. Faculty, Mrs. J. M. Phillips, Teacher, Mrs N. G. Keiser, Mrs. Henry Mingle, 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, Bertha E. Remaly, Henrietta Shafer, Alzena B. ivichards. Wivell, S. PA. Stroudsburg, Dover, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. '99. ' Prof. Math. Un. Neb., Principal, Lincoln, Neb. Langhorne, Mrs. T. A. Brlggs, Tucson, N. J. Ariz. Jersey City, N. POST GRADUATE,^ »Ofl Bender, B. F. 'Deceased. Clerk, J. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 62 CLASS OF Aikman, Anna M. Barteau, Ethel Bisbing-, Minnie G. Bortree, Ella Bortree, Grace Mae Boundy, Nellie E. Brennan, B. C. *Bonham, Eva Ferris, Jessie E. Follett, Dora M. Fetherman, Mary Ella George, Berdie Gibbs, Laura B. Gwilliam, Carolyn Bertha Hannas, A. Belle Hobbs, Mabel Giess, Heller, Anna Johnson, Aquilla Jennings, Satie A. Jackson, Nellie 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, Search, Snyder, Snyder, Mrs. Eugene Teacher, Teacher, Examiner in VanWhj Grace H. Blanche T. Delia H. Minnie E, Tretheway, Esther Uhler. Alice C. Wells, Lavinia N. Whiting, Florence L. Walsh, Martha B. W^eiss, Anna Keller Westbrook, Ella F. Philadelphia. L Mrs. Ward Hart, Teacher, C. Pa. S Scranton, Pa. Wapato, Wash. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mrs. G. E. Webster, 338 Olive street, Mrs. W. E. Green, Teacher, Advertising M'g'r, Mrs. E. S. Garey, Mrs. O. B. Gillis, Mrs. Chas. Axtman, Teacher, Professional Nurse, Mrs. J. E. VanAuken, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Stiff, Mrs. Edward Epp,' Mrs. W. A. Fitchorn, Trained Nurse, Teacher Sussex H. S., Mrs. C. A. Miller, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. B. H. Daniell, Nurse. Mrs. B. Har. West, Teacher, Mrs. J. L. Evans, Mrs. Lottie M. Beer, Mrs. John Haertter, 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, Dover, Downey, Idaho. Plainsville, Pa. La. New Orleans, Beverly, Roselle Park, Kingsley, R. F. D. 1. New Mass. N. J. Pa. York, N. Y. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. H. Belleville, Nazareth, Philadelphia, Plymouth, Concord, Wood River, Franklin, Bushkill, Neb. N. J. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Allentown, Binghamton, Duryea, Philaaeipnia, Philadelphia, Petersburg-, Va. Doylestown, Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Woodcliffe, Pipersville, Kingston, Wanamie, Lords Valley, Wilkes-Barre, Allentown, Damascus, Hazelton, Kirkwood, Mo. E. Stroudsburg:. Thornhurst, Harrisburg, Son Yea, Mayfield, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. A. Dietrich, Teacher, Mrs. G. S. Messinger, Teacher, Mrs. R. S. Williams, Teacher, Mrs. Sam Bartron, Mrs. J. W. Lucas, Analomink, Business, N. J. Cal. N. Y. Los Angeles, Lownsberry, Teacher, Mrs. Oscar S. Young, Mrs. E. W^alter, Inst. Univ. of Cal., Mrs. D. A. Edwards, GBNTLBMBN, Achenbach, Enos D. •Bortree, Loren A. •Deceased. Avoca, Pa. Winsted, Conn. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. B. Conner, Lillian Caswell, Hettie Cotton, Jennie H. Cook, helen R. Chamberlain, Jennie Corcoran, Alice D. Everitt, Clara B. Geiser, 1900. LADIE2S. Teacher, Nanticoke, Stroudsburg, Berkeley, Fairfield, R. F. D. Idaho. Scranton, Carbondale, Parsons, Tatamy, Pasadena, Pa Pa. Cal. 2. Wilkes-Barre, Virginia, Mayfield, Pen Argyl, Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Cal. Minn. Summit. Pa. Pa. N. J. Bangor, Pa. '00. EAST STROUDSBURG, Brown, Robert Biesecker, John C. Burke, James P. Cross, Clarence G. Drach, Stewart E. Dooley, E. R. PA. Stroudsburg, Scranton, Superv. Principal, Merchant, Grocer, Pa. Pa. Supt. of Schools, Pittsburg, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Nazareth, Pa. Filer, Idaho. Auditor Ex. Philadelphia, Dentist, Letter Carrier, Frutchey, WebsterC. Foley, John G. J. Fisher, Patrick J. Getz, R. M. Co., Newspaper Man, Gish, John N. Houck, Ray N. Bank Cashier. Dentist, Hig-ham, Merchant, Merchant, Pharmacist, J. V. 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. Wagner, Chas. Wyckoff, John Wilkes-Barre, Nazareth, E. Stroudsburg, Philadelphia, Charleston, Wind Gap, Chicago, Manufacturer, ClerK, Minister, Principal, Christobal, Lawyer, Stroudsburg, Rendham, P. C. S. Pa. 111. Panama. Alden Station, Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Principal, Sparta, Teacher, Druggist, Perth Amboy, N. J. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Prin. Com. H. S., Clerk, Dept. of Mines, Bloomfield, Railway Post. Clerk, Harrisburg, Lehighton, E. Stroudsburg, Supt. Tannery, Irvona, Teacher, Younkin, Allen Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. STATE CERTIFICATE. Hanyon, Cole B. Jenkins, Mrs. J. Supervising Prin., Rutland, Chicago, T. CLASS OP Pa. 111. 1901. LADIES. Atherton, Grace Beidleman, Roxie Battenburg, Jennie Summit, Washington, Cl'k's Bannatyne, Ethel M. Teacher, Mrs. Waldro T. Rush, Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, Mrs. Wm. Hughes, Mrs. Howard Adey, Mrs. L. J. Place, Bunnell, Louise Burk, Catharine Birs, Genevieve Teacher, Teacher, Wilkes-Barre, Carbondale, Bachman, Grace Bachman, Geneva *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 Mrs. F. C. Gritman. Mrs. Lawrence J. Hall Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Chas. W. Palmer, Mrs. Chas. Beers, Mrs. N. E. Young, Mrs. O. W. Petty, Mrs. Harry E. Miller, Mrs. S. P. Canary, Mrs. S. E. Brasefield, Mrs.Wm. P. Morton, Mrs. Jervis E. Kresge, Mrs. Cor. Manning", Teacher, Teacher, Hunt, Elsie Hoag, Genevieve L. Mrs. Lester Brink, Teacher, Teacher, Eliz. J. Meshoppen, Dalton, , Waverly, Hackettstown, Passaic, Trucksville, Scranton, Cooks Falls, Ransom, Analomink, Scranton, Easton, Philadelphia, Lookout, Scranton, Shenandoah, Wilkes-Barre, Mrs. Granville Harding', Pen Argyl, Teacher, Mauch Chunk, Elizabeth, Mrs.Roland B. Moore, Mrs. J. E. LeGrande, •Deceased. Elizabeth, Hazelton, Pa. N. J. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. R. F. D. No. Goodnough, Gertrude Hopgood, Anna Hawke, Wilkes-Barre, W. Pittston, Olyphant, Sayre, Forty-Fort, 4, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. N. J. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Cal. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. STATS NORMAL. SCHOOL, 64 Jenkins, A. Bertha Jenkins, Anne Kielty, Kilker, Mary Anna Kintner, May Lobb, Flora Meyers, Bertiia Michael, Marietta Morgan, Lizzie Messing-er, 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 Stevens, Sadie Sweeney, Maggie Taylor, May Tewksbury, Lucia Uhler, Lucy A. Walker, ^gnes Wismer, Ella Werner, Sadie Mae Williams, Anna B. Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. W. Youngblood, Mrs. Thos. J. Race, Mrs. Jas. P. Snyder, Mrs. H. Hoffmeister, Mrs. A. G. Schmidt, Teacher, Mrs. P. 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, • Mrs. D. O. Kersteter, Teacher, Mrs. Harry Robinson, Teacher, Mrs. A. G. Abel, Nurse, Teacher, Mrs. John Gish, GBNTLBMBN, Cross, Friend A. Corkhill, James Davitt, Michael Physician, Druckenmiller, C. Edinger, Henry Frantz, Nelson A. Flaherty, Patrick Clerk, E'anseen, J. J. Florey, Floyd Govier, Charles Hazleton, Samuel Hollenback, Leroy Jayne, David H. Johler, Kress, J. J. Edmund J. Maynard, O. F. McFarland, S. C. Neumiller, Carl S. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pittsburg, Bath, Bethlehem, Nazareth, Dunfield, Chester, Tatamy, Dunmore, Ashley, Alden Station, Nazareth, Dunfield, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, fa.. Philadelphia, Pa. E. Mauch Chunk, Pa. Del. Water Gap, Pa. South Sterling, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mauch Chunk, Pa. Washington. Pa. E. West New York, N. Bangor, J. Pa. Pa Philadelphia, Pen Argyl, Pa. Pa. E. Stroudsburg, '01. Prothonotary, Teacher, U. Scranton, Scranton, Dorranceton, Meat Inspector, Mgr. Daily Record, Teacher, Advertising Agent, Scranton, Pa. Pa. Pa. Mauch Chunk, Plains, New York, Philadelphia, Stroudsburg, Scranton, Philadelphia, Sharpsburg, N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Inst. Tele. Supt. of Schools, Eng., State College, Prop. Tombstone Co., Billings, Freight Aud. D.L.&W. Public Accountant, Teacher, First National Bank, Merchant, Insurance Broker, Forester L. C.&N. Co. Clark's Summit, Pa. Charleston, W. Va. Scranton, Pa. Pen Argyl, Pa. Harford, Pa. Pittsburg, Pa. Lansford, Pa. Slatington, Pa. Factoryville, Pa. Parsons, Pa. Wilkinsburg, Pa. Lehighton, Pa. R. F. D. No. 2. Mont. Reese, W. P. Sanford, Lester Steigerwalt, E. E. Bookkeeper, Traveling Salesman, Merchant, Elec. Engineer, Locomotive Fireman, Transue, Charles *Welter, Charles Wagner, Charles Salesman, Columbia, Ins. of Math., Lehighton, Pa. Luzerne, Pa. Peters, Sidney R. Purvis, William S. N. J. STATE CERTIFICATE. Osborn, T. G. Super. Principal, SCIENTIFIC COURSE. Dooley, E. R. •Deceased. Science Prof., Filer. Idaho. EAST STROUDSBURG, CliASS OF PA. 65 1902. £.ADI£:S. Allan, Maybelle M. Bush, Carrie A. Bachman, Gertrude Bender, M. Ellen Bredbenner, Nell A. Bloom, Carrie M. Brown, Charlotte A. *Bishop, Ethel M. Teacher, Pittston, Principal, Watertown, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. O. G. Mars tiller, Mrs. H. M. Shaffer, Teacher, Lehighton, Brown, Ruth May Bishop, L. Antonette Boyle, Edith D. Mrs. L. C. Taylor, Teacher, Mrs. T. J. Callahan Brader, Grace E. Brewster, Carolyn Teacher, Mrs. G. H. Tiffany, Teacher, Mrs. F. M. Marvin, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Warner Clements Teacher, Mrs. F. R. Decker, Somerville, Crestmont, Luzerne, Wilkes-Barre, Shoemaker, Cawley, Mary G. Cruver, Bessie D. Clemow, Lillie Cunningham, Katie Corkhill, Marie A. Cannon, Edna C. Connelly, Mary L, B. Depue, Mabel Doolittle, Ethel H. Dickisson, Marg. H. Dean, Anna May Delaney, May J. Davis, Sallie W. Donnelly, Anna Edinger, Forty Fort, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Kingsley, Miner's Mills, Bartonsville, Plymouth, Avoca, • Mauch Chunk, Mankato, Minn. Ashley. Lafayette, Pa. N. J, Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Teacher, Mrs. R. B. Mackey, Irvington, Waverly, Port Grifflth, Lansford, Sister St. Patrick's Anna M, Convent, Mrs. D. H. Nicholas, Teacher, Mrs. Elliot Newton, Kilkenny, Stroudsburg, Rutherford, Teacher, Mechanics Valley, Pa. Dunmore, Clerk, Teacher, Stroudsburg, Stroudsburg, Book-keeper, Mt. Pocono, Scranton, Vandling, Langan, Mary A. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. M. H. Liggit, Teacher, Mrs. G. J. Scholia, Mrs. D. D. Jones, Mrs. Henry Dartt, Mrs. RoUin 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, Phys. Director, H. S. Mitchell, Bessie M. Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Frank Davison, Teacher. Mrs. H. J. Schmoyer, Fanseen, Ada L. Flanaghan, Isabelle I< arrell, Loretta Gallagher, Lillie C. Hibschman, Marg. M. Mame E. Heal, Lucy B. Henwood, Alice M. Henry, A. Elizabeth, Haslam, May E. Ide. Flora K. Jeffreyes, Barbara Johnston. Katharine Jackson. Floretta M. Mabel Kennedy, Esther Kelley,. Koons, G. B. Florence Keller, Bertha Krickbaum, Rozelle Kitrick, Helen P. Kaufer, Caroline C. Kress, Hester L. Leonard, Josephine Lyons, Margaret K. Lewis, Ethel M. Leonard, May G. Miller, Martha E. McDonnell, Rose Morgan Edith L Mayock, Rose M. Deceased. Pa. Pa. Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Elmer J. Davies, Pa. N. J. N. C. Pa. Olyphant, Bethlehem, Clerk, Mrs. Foss, Mabel E. Frey, Erma France, Jessie M. Franklin, Laura M. Frankenfield, Edith Frankenfield, Lizzie Hunsicker, Pa. Conn. Wilkes-Barre, Philadelphia, Lehighton, Dunmore, Jermyn. Scranton, S. Bethlehem, Scranton, Dubois, Susquehanna. Harford. Ariel, Scranton, Palmerton, Pipersville, Allen town. Wilkes-Barre, Wilkes-Barre, Pen Argyl, Scranton, Ea.ston, Birmingham, Pittston, Hazleton, Dunmore, Scranton, Miner's Mills, Bethlehem, Minn. 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. Ala. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, Moyer, Irene M. Norton, Sallie Northcote, Myrtle O'Brien, Josephine O'Malley, Catharine O'Dea, Kate S. O'Connor, Kathryn Paul, Elva Prudhoe, Ruth Eva J. Patterson, Clyde A. Quinn, Sadie F. Reagle, Allura B. Robbins, Jesse M. Rug-gles, R. Blanche Rynkiewicz, Ella J. Mae Richards, E. Rugg-les, Bertha L. Super, Blanche Staples, Edith L. Sarson, Anna Shelley, Lillie B. Stevens, Clara M. Shiffer, Alice Sheridan, Mary B. Sherman, Alice G. Vandermark, E. M. Volongevich, J. Whipple, Nellie E. Williams, Sarah L. Wallace, Isabel E. Wieand, Ella M. Ward, Mary Agnes Mrs. Irene Drew, E.Mauch Chunk, Pa. Teacher, Nazareth, Pa, Mrs. Wm. N. Thomas, Ashley, Pa. Teacher, Atlantic City, N. J. Teacher, Dunmore, Pa. Teacher, Scranton, Pa. Teacher, Dickson City, Pa. Mrs. Paul Overfield, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Mrs. D. J. Williams, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mrs. Geo. E. LaBarre, New Milford, Pa. Teacher, Mayfield, Pa. Mrs. Jesse P. Oyer, Mt. Bethel, Pa. Mrs. J. W. W^illiams, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Dorranceton, Pa. Prin. Gram. Schools, Teacher, Shenandoah, Pa. Pa. Teacher, Slatington, Mrs. W. E. Roberts, Pa. W. Pittston, Mrs. Robt. Merwin, Stroudsburg, Pa. Mrs. ¥/m. M. Glebe, Camden, N. J. Mrs. Jay J. Hartung, Bangor, R. D., Pa. Quakertown, Pa. Teacher, Pa. •Teacher, Madisonville, Ky. Mrs. Roy Evans, Frankfort, Pa. Teacher, Wilkes-Barre, , Book-keeper, Mrs. F. W.Lamoreaux, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. John B. Carey, Teacher, Teacher, GENTLEMEN. J. Geigers Mills, Aspinwall, Stroudsburg, Pa. Pa. Pa. Teacher, R. F. D. E. Stroudsburg, R. F. D. 3. Pa. Teacher, Shenandoah, Jenkins, W. W. Jones, Ben. F. Jones, Allan H. Kitto, William A. Krause, Ralph U. Mitke, A. Charles Morgan, John E. Moran, John F. Math. State Col. Teacher, Physician, Prin Gram. Schools, Vice Principal, Teacher, Pub. Business, Throwster. Banker, Piston Ring Bus., Mining Engineer, Supt. Prin. McGinley, Jerry J. Morgan, Robt. D. Needle, Harry Ott, Inst. Principal Schools, S. McDonough, Alex '02. Principal, Irwin Howard Pentecost, M. Irving Ruth, J. H. Wilkes-Barre, Forty Fort, Hackensack, Wilkes-Barre. Teacher, Teacher, Physician, Frederick, Chas. C. Henshaw, Mehoopany, Inst. Lehigh Univ., Lawyer, Book-keeper. Business Manager, Clerk Hindson, W. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Hazelton, Pa. Pullman, Wash. Pa. Lansford, Scranton, Pa. Mullica Hill, N. J. Pa. S. Bethlehem, Pa. Port Griffith, Pa. Philadelphia. Serling r orest, N. J. 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 *Dexter, Fred O. Delong, Charles R. Ettinger, Herbert Edinger, I. W. Foley, James J. Forrest, James F. Howell, A. H. Tobyhanna, Lamoreu, Scranton, Wyoming High Co., School, Summit Hill, Waymart, White Haven, Lansdowne, Neffs, Bisbee, Tunkhannock. Archbald, Wilkes-Barre, Chauncey, Lawyer, Olyphant, Portland, Physician, Physician, Teacher, . Scranton, Philadelphia, Phillipsburg, Pen Argyl, Business, Teacher, Physican, Slatington, N. J. Pa. Pa. Ariz. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Peckville, Stroudsburg, R. F. D. No. Deceased. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. 2. EAST STROUDSBURG, Ratajski, Joseph B. Roberts, Walter E. Reese, Lynn L. Strong-, Solomon Shaw, Ernest B. Smith, C. Herbert Smith, Stanton R. Mt. Carmel, West Pittston, Teacher, Physician, Scranton, Scranton, Principal, West Orange, Physician, Wilkes-Barre, Hartford, Philadelphia. Ins. Co. Inspect., Physician, Business, Shafer, Philip A. Travis, Orin L. Taylor, Burt S. Uhler. Eugene H. Salesman. E. Stroudsburg. Ass. Co. Supt. Bradford, Brooklyn, Winsted, Shenandoah, Bank Watson, David L. Yarrick, John Zang, George W. Clerk. I. N. S. Clerk, T'cher, Indian Service STATE CERTIFICATES, Landis, Fannie Osborne, Jeannette Plack, Catherine Rittenhouse, Mary S. Trumboner, H. C. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Conn. Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. N Y. Binghamton, Teacher, Supt. Gilbert Home, VanWhy, Eugene 67 Physician. Prin. Hughestown Schools, B. Rhodes, Alfred PA. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Physician, Conn. Pa. Pa. Ore. Philadelphia, Klamath Agency, 02. Perkasie, Dorranceton, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Collegeville, Norristown, Coopersburg, CLASS OF 1903. LADIES. Boyle, Margaret Bush, Carrie A.* Bender, Ella M.* Campbell, Ellen Carpenter, Mary *Cease, Edna M. Conniff, Mary A. E. Teacher, Scranton, Mrs. B. O. Baldwin, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Assistant Principal, Teacher, Mrs. Floyd Butz, Teacher, Scranton, Swoyerville, Freeland, Garrett, Nellie I. HefCeron, Margaret Henwood, A. E. Mrs. Hochrine, Minnie Malloy, Anna T. O'Brien, Josephine* Phillips, Mary Rowan, Mary L. Stark, Edith M. T. McAndrew, Wm. I. McGarey, John J. J. Pa. Physician, Camden, N. Supervising Prin. Supervising Prin., Carbondale, Merchant, LaAnna, S. Morrow, Prin. Philadelphia, Scranton, Scranton, Avoca, Pringle, Scranton, . Dauphin, Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Scranton, Rahway, Freeland, Inkernian, Book-keeper, Morgan, John E. Principal, J. Pa. Pa. Mehoopany, Gram. School, toot the Wilkes-Barre, Freeland, '03. »0aI. Teacher, Asisstant Principal, who Irvington, Plainsville, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, *Graduates of previous year Forty Fort, Atlantic City, Nye, M. George Deceased. Pa. Kingston, Shenandoah, Nanticoke, Scranton, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. F. J. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, POST GRADUATE, Gilpin, Liaura Toye, Peter F. Conn. Bangor, Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. GENTLEMEN, Chalfant, Harry B.* Campbell, John H. Doll, H. Stanley *Dreher, Norman H. Gilpin, Ivison H. Jenkins, Willard W.* Merrick, Patrick Pa. Watertown, 1. Congdon, Agnes K. Coughlin, Eliz. V. Dickisson, Mae M.* Frantz, Myrtle M. Gaffney, Margaret Gallagher, Bessie R. Gallagher, Marie M. Gallagher, Mary A. Whyte, Mary Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Sterling, Pittston, E. Stroudsburg Nicholson, new diploma with the class. , Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 68 Supt. "Wayne County, Koehler, J. J. McDonough, Alex. Mitke, Chas. A. Bortree, Ella Frantz, Nelson A. Honesdale, Chauncey, Teacher, Chem. Dawson, Eng-., Teacher, Bath, Stroudsburg, Mgr. Daily Record, COLLEGE PREPARATORY Chalfant Harry B. Jenkins, Willard W. Outterson, Maybelle Physician, Teacher, Student, Vassar, CLASS OF , Pa. Pa. N. M. Pa. Pa. '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, Katharine Cron, Jessie H. Cosgrove, Nellie J. Daniel, Edith Duffy, Teresa M. Edwards, Anna Eckenrode, Lorena Evans, Mame Frantz, M. Julia B rantz, 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. Jones, Estella B. Kennedy, Mae G. Kistler, Mary M. Klaer, Bertha Kearney, Katie A. Knight, Birdie Lavin, Anna F. Leinbach, Elsie O. L'Hommedieu, H. L'Hommedieu, H. B. C. Mushiltz. Clara E. Mulherin, Anna Mahan, Lelia Deceased. V. Teacher, Teacher, Stud. Teach. Coll., Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. C. B. Altemose. Mrs. Wm. Webb. Mrs. Harriet L'Hom- medieu Thomas, McGinley, Bridget V. McHale, Katie McHugh, Marg. M. McLaughlin, B. M. McCann, Anna C. Mulreany, Anna Mathers, Minnie McCoy, Teresa J. Mrs. W. J. Griffiths, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. J. G. Harris. Stud. Teacher's Col., Mrs. H. W. Harrisoi Mrs. W. E. Holloway Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. R. L. Saunders, Teacher, Mrs. J. C. Bloss, Teacher, Mrs. George Ripple. Mrs. Arthur Shutts, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Fred E. Riede, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. P. F. McHale, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. G. C. Gunderson, Mrs. Silas Randall, Mrs. H. M. Montz, Teacher, L. Streator, 111. Carbondale, Old Forge, Pa. Pa. Hancock, E. Stroudsburg, Nanticoke, Germantown, Carbondale, Mauch Chunk, Dunmore, Coyne. Irvington, Parsons, Allentown, Scranton, Philadelphia, Poultney, Philadelphia, Wilkes-Barre, Pittston, Philadelphia, Austinville, Lansford, Freeland, Scranton, Parsons, Dunmore, Perth Amboy, Cannonsville, Luzerne, Wilkes-Barre, N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Vt. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Olyphant, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, N. Y. New York, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, LaPlume, Olyphant, B. Stroudsburg, Stroudsburg, Stroudsburg, Teacher. Oneida, Shenandoah, Teacher. Freeland, Teacher. Pittston, Teacher. Carbondale, Mrs. J. H. Campbell, Freeland, Teacher, Siegfried, Mrs. W. A. Dewalt, Trucksville, Mrs. H. Coolbaugh. Plains, Mrs. Will Maguire. Mrs. J. Leo. O'Connor Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Teacher. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. EAST STROUDSBURG, Nye, Mattie O'Connor, Anna C. O'Connell, Mary J. •Peters, Sarah M. PA. Mrs. A. R. Appel, Mrs. Edward Keely, Teacher, Northampton, P£ Miner's Mills, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Pa. Veenschoten, N. S. Williams, Edna Wisegarver, Emily Weidman. Edith E. Wallis, Minnie E. \ounkin, Anna M. Young, Ruby M. La Plume, Teacher, Teacher, Shenandoah, Luzerne, Teacher, Brooklyn, Mrs. E. S. Hilsdorf, Bloomfield, Supervisor, Mrs. W. T. Lytle, Pleasantville, Moosic Teacher, Mrs. H. S. Paules, Perkasie, Scranton, Teacher, Taylor, Teacher, Taylor, Teacher, E. Stroudsburg, Teacher, Mrs. Wm. Ruder, Schenectady, Teacher, Passaic, Mrs. T. Wackernagel, Allentown, Mrs. C. W. Simpsons Columbia, Teacher, Carbondale, Mrs. C. Dudley Hull, Wharton, Teacher, Forty Fort, Ailing, Willard Behler, Wm. M. Principal, Principal, Paterson, Jannette Purcell, Katie A. Ruff, Marion S. Roberts, Florence M. Smith, Ethel Stuckley, Clara M. Singer, Mabel Swartwood, Martha Smith, Gertrude M. Timlin, Mary C. Timlin, Bezie A. VanWhy, Helen F. GENTLEMEN, Cyphers, S. Leonard Gallagher, E. Joseph Herring, John Jones, Adrian H. Lewis, Meyer LeBar, Frank Morris, Bert F. McDonald, John E. Mensch, Harry E. Maguire, Noble, Wm. F. Raymond Newton, Elliot O'Neill, H. B. W. Chester O'Donnell, John A. O'Malley, John A. Pelton, Claire W. Paules, Howard S. Rozelle, Ernest M. Saunders, R. Lee Wilson, Charles A. »04. Allendale, N. Civ. Engineer, Jermyn, Cheyenne, Wyo. Principal, Freeland, Pa. Freeland Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Supervising Lawyer, Prin., Hazleton, Scranton, Stroudsburg, Philadelphia, Freeland, Sussex, Business, Business, Cr. Mgr., Teacher, Principal, Editor, Plains, New Lawyer, Machinist, E. R. Business, Gen. Contractor, R., Asst. Prin., Principal, Minister, Principal, York, Dunmore, Belvidere. Summit Garwood, Assoc. City Supt., Farmer, POST GRADUATE EXAMINATION FOR Irvington, Factoryville, NEW J. Pa. N. J. Pa. N. Y. Pa. N. J. Ps Hill, Plains, Paterson, Perkasie, Pa. N. J. Pa. N. J. N. J. Pa. DIPLOMA. Northup, Lena L. Mrs. Frank Spiegel, Scranton, Schneider, Newfoundland, Wayne, Henry Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. N. J. Pa. N. J. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. PRACTICAL TEACHER'S CERTIFICATE. Schultz, Elva G. Washingtonville, Berks, Wilson, James P. Dickson Lackawanna, City, CLASS OP Pa. Pa. 1905. LADIES. Augenstein, L. M. Angle, Gertrude Angle, Lulu M. Bell, Mrs. R. J. Cross, Mrs. J. B. Jones, Teacher, Teacher. Barteau, Mildred Teacher, Art Student, Sarah E. Portree, Ada H. Bortree, Ida H. Brown, Jessie Bachman. Sarah Beach, Marth •Deceased. Mrs.W.Homer Rasley Bank Clerk, Teacher, Mrs. Frank Clappier, Newark, Kingsley, Packerton, N. J. Pa. Pa. Mauch Chunk, Pa. Cannonsville, N. J. Hub, Pa. New York City, N. Y. Stroudsburg, Pa. Elizabeth, N. J. Minersville, Pa. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 70 Browne, Anna Cooke, Helen B. G. Cook, Mary W. Cross, Katie M. Carlin, Daisy E. Cummings, Marg. C. Anna K. Carden, Mary V. Cowling, Isabella A. Doggett, Agnes C. Carroll, 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 Mrs. C. E. Alexander, Carbondale, Teacher, Mrs. N. A. Frantz, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher. Mrs. R. T. Woods, Mrs. Wm. A. Kitto, Mrs. J. J. Gallagher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. T. P. Hartman, Teacher, Mrs. C. E. Blecher, Mrs. J. W. Walters, Mrs. Walter LaBar, Mrs. F. A.Cross, Mrs. F. O. Messinger, Mrs. J. N. Pusey, Teacher, Mrs. Russel D Scott, Atlantic City, Mrs. A. B. Meichner, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Visitor Children's Jensen, Nellie H. Jacoby, Cora E. Kutzki, Josepha Kane, M. Lillian Kane, Grace Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Stroudsburg, Scranton, Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Avoca, Pen Argyl, Drifton, Paterson, Mayneld, Wilkes-Barre, Vineland, Scranton, Glendon, Nanticoke, Nanticoke, Saylorsburg, Scranton, Allentown, Avondale, Coyne, Stroudsburg, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Va. Pa. Pa. Pa. Danville, Nanticoke, Stroudsburg, Stroudsburg, Aid Society. Kress, Mabel S. Kellow, Lottie J. King, Anna L. Longacre, Elsie M. Moran, Kathryn McGreevy Mary D. Mxirphy, Agnes G. McMurtrie, Minnie D. McEride, 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 C. Reber, Ella M. Rohrbach, Estelle Reap, Helen Sunderland, Marg. Seguine, Edith M, E Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Physician, Teacher, Mrs. P. J. Lenahan, Principal High Schoo Mrs. Lee C. Hessler, Teacher, leacher. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Wm. B. Wolfe, Teacher, Pen Argyl, Pen Argyl, Teacher, Teacher, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Duryea, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Glendon, Easton Pa. Dunmore, Pa. Summit Hill, Pa. Carbondale, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Stroudsburg, Pa. Old Forge, Pa. Rensselaerville, N. Y. Freeland, Pa. Atlantic City, N. J. Teacher, Mrs. L. MacDonough, Teacher, Teacher, Kingston, Santa Barbara, Principal, Scranton, Tannersville, Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, , Forty Fort, Clark's Summit, , Pa. Pa. Pa. Cal. Allentown, VanWhy, Grace Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. John W. Koch, Teacher, Teacher, Stenographer, Mrs. Allen J. Hahn, Mrs. Harry Freeland, Teacher, Mrs. Jas. J. Reynolds, Mrs. Farley Pipher, Pa. Pa. Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Shenandoah, Pa. Cresco, Pa. Dover, N. J. Endicott, N. Y. Dunmore, Pa. Scranton, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, R. D. Pa. Wheeler, Mabel Wieand, Kath. B. Zerbey, Esther M, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. John Mulligan, Olyphant, Hackensack, Nesquehoning, Schumacher, Eva Slutter, Hattie M. Tigue, Mary Tierney, Anna Deceased. Scranton, Mauch Chunk, Pa. N. J. Pa. EAST STROUDSBURG, GBNTLBMBX, Anthony, James W. Donohue, Michael Dunleavy, Joseph M. Griffith, L. D. Gallagher, James J. John Gilpin, Leon Hoffman, Lewis Gill, *Hollenback, L. B. Haverty, Thos. A. *Hazen, J. Moore Jones, Willie H. Kanyuck, John Koerner, John L. Michener, Elmer McCann, Michael Miller, Harvey Noble, Greylock O'Brien, George V, Osmun, Luther Homer C. Storm, John Shelly, Wm. B. T. VanHorn, Clinton Williams, Harry Woodley, Thomas Drifton, Ithaca, LaAnna, Philadelphia, Shenandoah, Nanticoke, Glen Lyon> Principal, Audubon, Teacher, Teacher, Physician, Oxford. Larksville, Brooklyn, Bound Brook, Alpha, Book-keeper, Flicksville, I-awyer, Teacher, Olyphant, Hamlin, . Lake Ariel, Quakertown, Boarding House Prop., Shawnee, Student, Poughkeepsie, Rendham, Teacher, Matamoras, Principal, EXAMINATION FOR Strong, Solomon C. Scranton, Baltimore, Teacher, Teacher, Principal, William Transue, Aquashicola, NEW Md. Pa. N. Y Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. N. J. N. Y. N. J. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. DIPLOMA. Rahway, Principal, CLASS OF Pa. Pa. Pa. Glen Lyon, Real Estate Agent, Teller, S. 71 '05. Superv. Prin., Teacher, Construction En., Physician, Teacher, Private Secretary, Stud. Univ. of Penna,, Salesman, Teacher, Pysher, Willard Prokopovitch, A. Pelton, PA. N. J. 1906. LADIES. Bennett, Sarah Bornhoeft, Anna Bachman, Ethel Biesecker, Nora P. 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 L Cannon, Celestine T. Decker, Lillian Dougherty, Anna Dew, Bessie Davies, Marg. A. Edwards, Lulu Edwards, Ethel Fitzimmons, Rebecca Farrel, Elizabeth Fallon, Sadie Farrell, Bessie Gillespie, Marie Gallagher, Kittle A. Grogan, Mary Henry, Mabel Heller, Julia C. Horn, Anna Haley, Anna G. John, Gertrude E. •Deceased. Mrs. Percy K. Holmes, Mrs. Phil. Voss, Mrs. J. M. Shick, Mrs. Wm. W. Miller, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Wade Brink, Mrs. R. L. Mosser, Mrs. H.W.VanAuken Mrs. W. E. Scott, Stenographer, Music Student, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Oscar D. Coon, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. W. J. Morgan, Teacher. Mrs. C. B. Crispell, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Ed. J. Rushmore, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Clayton Davis, Portland, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Riegelsville, Clark's Summit, Hazleton, Clifton, N. Nicholson, J. Pa. Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Newark, N. Philadelphia, Mt. Pocono, Schnectady, Scranton, Rendham, Wilkes-Barre, Clark's Summit, Glen Lyon, Nanticoke, Plymouth, Luzerne, W^ilkes-Barre, Lakewood, Parsons, Old Forge, Parsons, Pittston, Old Forge, Archbald, Scranton, Bushkill, Hibernia, Wilkes-Barre, Mahanoy City, J. Pa. Pa. N. "i. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 72 Jones, Bessie Jones, Margie Jackson, Tessie Jeffrey, Lillie Jordan, Elizabeth Klipple, Sarah E. Kistler, Jeannette Kipp, Hannah Lane, Mary H. Lacoe, Martha L. Hackensack, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher. Mrs. Phillip Jago, Teacher, Teacher, Jr. Mrs. C. W. Pelton, Teacher, Mrs. M. J. Harrington, Teacher, Osborne, Josephine O'Malley, Elizabeth Pritchard, Jessie Padden, Julia Raeder, Eliz. H. Nurse, Teacher, Mrs. W. C. Petty, Ruane, Katherine G. Roche, Nellie Reap, Edna Shafer, Ida B. Smith, Cora V. Smith, Essie O. Turrell, Stella Turn, Daisy E. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. F. R. Ammon, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher State Normal Mrs. A. S. Jacob, Teacher, Teacher, Turn, Lura P. Music, Turn, Isabel Wheeler, Mabel A. Winter, Leona E. Younkin, Bessie Nurse's Tr'n'g School, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Morahan, Agnes E. Miller, Mary Murphy, Theresa Miller, Nettie F. McAndrew, Anna Morgan, Sophia E. McCann, Nellie J. Montanye, Anna Owens, Margaret Staples, Singer, Romelda Emma Davies, Edmund Collector, Principal, Tsp. H. J. Henry, John Horan, James Losey, Frank B. Murphy, Joseph McDonough, James McAndrew, John A. McDonough, George McCloskey, James Makowski, Ladislaus N. J. Pa. Pa, Pa. Dushore, Ransom, R. F. D. No. 2. Seattle, Wash. E. Stroudsburg Pa. , Stroudsburg, Pa. Felton, Del. N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. New York, Archbald, Stroudsburg, Scranton, Nanticoke, Dunmore, Wilkes-Barre, Avoca, Forty Fort, Pa. Pa. Pa. Ransom, R. F. D. No. Plains, 2. Pa. Pa. Coyne, Omaha, Mountainhome, Neb. Pa. Succasunna, N. J. Hackensack, N. J. Bangor, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. Newark, E. Stroudsburg , N. J. Pa. Stoneback, Ralph Transue, Vincent M. Transue, Victor H. Van Horn, Wm. S. Bank S., Wildrick. Charles D. •Deceased. Teacher, Clerk, Man. Tr. Teacher, Farmer, Teach. Math. H. S., Clerk. Ass. Ballistic Eng., Chemist, Teacher, York, Olyphant, N. Scranton, Passaic, New Bookkeeper, Bank Pa. New N. Y. Pa. Pa. J. »06. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher. Assistant Principal, Teacher, Teacher, Insurance Lawyer, Principal Schools, Clerk, Dept. Mines, Reynolds, Verner H. Ries, Henry R. Stright, Tracy Strader, Wm. W. 2. R. F. D. 3. E. Stroudsburg, R. F. D. 3. GENTLEMEN, Conniff, James Doll, Harry E. R. F. D. No. Paterson, E. Stroudsburg, Scranton, Mayfleld, -, Schwartz, Lydia M. Duryea, Pen Argyl, Carbondale, Ransom, Mrs. Geo. Herrmann, Mrs. Lucy Loder Kent Teacher, Mrs. Elmer Akerley, Teacher, Teacher, Teaching, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Thos. Carroll, Mrs. T. Joseph Boyle, Lewis, Stella H. Loder, Lucy Lesoine, Minnie N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Slatington, York, N. Y. Lehman, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Cresco, Pa. Rendham, Pa. Flatbrookville, N. J. Spangler, Pa. Chauncy, Pa. Moosic, Pa. N. Y. New York, Pa. Jessup, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. B. Stroudsburg, N. Y. New York, Lumberville, Pa. N. J. Jersey City, Pa. Quakertown, N. J. Kenvil, N. J. Perth Amboy. Pa. Easton, R. D. 2. N. J. Bnglewood, , Hillegas, EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. STATE CERTIFICATES, '06. Mamie 73 Pennsburg, Teacher. Pa. POST GRADUATE. Batt, O. E., 1895, Completed Three Tear Course. CLASS OF 1907. LADIES. Teacher, Aldrich, Nellie R. Bensinger, B. M. Bailey, Gussie, Commercial Teacher, Susquehanna, Summit, Teacher, Stroudsburg, E. Stroudsburg, Easton, Buck, Laura H. Music Student, Mountainhome, Boyer, Pansy Barrett, Bessie R. Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. J. H. Kilker, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. S. R. Eron, Teacher, Teacher. Teacher, Mrs. Geo. C. Fox, Teacher, Slatington, Allendale, Jessup, Scranton, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. R. A. Hopkins, 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, Teacher, Pen Argyl, White Haven, Bornhoeft, Milliner, Edna Beers, Cora 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. Mrs Thomas Looms, 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. McNulty, Lucy B. Nash, Bessie Nallin, Lauretta H. O'Connor, Bessie H. Pauls, Gertrude E. Place, Clara M. Raesly, Vivian Rapp, Bertha M. Rogan, Mary N. Roche, Cecilia M. •Roache, Marg. A. Regan, Emily B. Sarson, Bessie J. Saunders, Ethel G. Slutter, Edith Strunk, Cora M. Deceased. * Book-keeper, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. N. A. Weaver, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. O. Frankenfleld, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Dunmore, Nanticoke, Nanticoke, Dunmore, Hackettstown, Del. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Water Gap, Gouldsboro, Springville, Dickson City, Dunmore, N. J, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Idaho. Pa. Pa. Pa. Caldwell, Rendham, Pittston, Pittston, Old Forge, E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Olyphant, Pa. Olyphant, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Bellevue, Pa. Pen Argyl, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Nazareth, Pa. Washington, D. C. Olyphant, Pa. Pa, Old Forge, Paterson, N. J. N. J. Dunfleld, Pa. Dickson City. Pa. Olyphant, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, N. Y. Tuxedo, Pa. Miner's Mills, Phillipsburg, N. J. Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Portland, Pa. Bethlehem, Olyphant, Pa. Pa. Old Forge, Dunmore, Avoca, Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Gap, Pa. Washington, Hop Bottom, Easton, Del. Water STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 74 Storm, Sarah E. D. Scanlon, Nora P. Tidd, Florence Williams, Emma E. Zweizig, Effie M. Zahnlecker, Tillie Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Albert Schaefer, Mrs. Thos. O. Rainey, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. John Schafer, Aten, Paul GE2NTL,E2MBN, Mgr, Keene Co., Bush, Fred S. Croasdale, Harold Teacher, Bloomfield, BoardingHouseProp., Pa. Augusta, N. J. Evans Falls, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. Stroudsburg, Pa. Townhill, Pa. Easton, Pa. Easton, Pa. Syracuse, N. Y. Honesdale, Pa. N. Water Gap, Pa. Yardley, Pa. Edgwood, Pa. Shenandoah, Pa. Washington, D. C. Freeland, Pa. Pa. E. Stroudsburg Grace W. Vaughan, Agnes M. Ward, Lyda Warner, Ethel M. Warner, Mayme A. Wilson, Vannie M. Ting-ley, Cross, Arthur T. Lewis Gough, Chas. L. Hunt, A. Ellis Hovany, Chas. F. Hover, Lynn A. Heller, Clayton A. Doll, C. Iloff, lloff, Otto W. Philip M. Kautz, Harry C. Kitto, Chas. W. Moyer, Samuel R. •Morgan, Harry J. McGeady, Peter L. Malloy, Neice A. Rosenkrans, Carl B. Richmond, Leon H. Salesman, Stud. Syracuse Univ., Warden, S. Ray Arbor, Teacher, Minister, Principal, Teacher, Stud. Cath. Univ., Teacher, Physician.- Hannah S. Mary E. Hopps, Agnes S. Hangen, Anna V. Dougherty, Helen H. Gerrity, Hoffman, Rose Haggerty, Katharine Kiethline, Edna 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 N. Y. Pa. Weatherly, Los Angeles, Moscow, West Cal. Pa. Pa. Pa. Chester, Matamoras, Del. Pa. Water Gap, N. J. , Maryland Uni Westminister, Attorney, Summit Principal, Delaware, Alden Station, Teacher, Evans Principal, LTE CERTIFICATES, Cullen, Pa. Pa. Plains, Teacher, W^est. Riordan, Frank S. *Roman, Russell B. Troxel, Oliver Tierney, Walter P. Uni., Principal, Ann Cal. Wilkes-Barre, Teacher, Stu. White Pa. Pa. Pa. '07. R. R. Postal Clerk, Prin. Dallas Twp., Student, Lehigh Farming. Stroudsburg-, Scranton, Taylor, Los Angeles, Scranton, Taylor, Hill, Falls, Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. »07. Teacher, "Dunmore, Teacher, Dunmore, Teacher, Dunmore, Teacher, Greentown, Teacher, Short Hills, Dunmore, Teacher, Dunmore, Teacher, Teacher, Brooklyn, Denver, Teacher, Lark, Mrs. J. W. Caswell, Dunmore, Teacher, Dunmore, Teacher, Mrs. Frank J. Murphy Scranton, Dunmore, Teacher, Dunmore, Teacher, Principal, E. Greenville, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. John H. Schafer, Matamoras, Dunmore, Matamoras, Dunmore, Matamoras, CLASS OF Md. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Col. Utah. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. 1908. LADIES. Appleman, Ina M. Arnold, Leila E. Deceased. Teacher, Teacher, N. Mehoopany, Perth Amboy, Pa. N. J. EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. 75 Bethlehem, Teacher, Phillipsburg, Mrs. Harry Pursel, New York, Teacher, Bennett, Lillian M. Nanticoke, Mrs. A. W. Kressier, Bolton, Lillian A. Plainfield, Teacher. Bowers, Mabel A. Nurse. New York, Bishop, Irene M. Teacher, Riegelsville, Bray, Ethel H. White Plains, Teacher, Bube, Margaret M. Mrs. B. Boyde Perry, Forty Fort, Crotzer, Edna M. Mrs. Lloyd Roberts, Walnutport, Caskie, Rena A. Mrs. Scranton, Cotton, Hattie M. James Pearn, Teacher, Coyne, Anna L. Old Forge, Teacher, Old Forge, Cosgrove, Lillian Teacher, Plains, Corbett, Ella M. Mrs. Carmine Cerra, Dunmore, Capiello, Maria T. Teacher, 'N. Water Gap, Cornealison, Dora G. Teacher, Carey, Mary C. Mauch Chunk, Teacher, Coug-hlin, Lydia G. Carbondale, Teacher, Scranton, Cummings, C. Lucy Teacher, DePew, Mary E. Moscow, Teacher, Donnelly, Mary A. Philadelphia, Glen Lyon, Donohue, Mamie M. Teacher, Teacher, Dolinskie, Julia New York, Depuy, Margaret H. Teacher, West Orange, Mrs. T. H. Brehn, Edward, Ethel E. Nanticoke, Mrs. R. D. Melvin, Stroudsburg, Eschenbach, Martha Mrs. James Hewett, Ede, Elma B. Pen Argyl, Teacher, Foss Margaret W. Rutherford, Farrell, Kathryn D. Teacher, Dickson City, Fairless, Marilla F. Mrs. C. J. Surplus, Gouldsboro. Teacher, Farrell, Mary E. Wilkes-Barre, Griesmer, Marion T. Teacher. Wilkes-Barre, Gettings, Hannah V. Mrs. R. P. Schalla, Jr. Dunmore, Mrs. Geo. H. Crow, Groner, Anna H. Maiden Rock, Gaffney, Mary E. Teacher, Throop, Goff, Nora D. Teacher, Nanticoke, Gildea, Sarah B. Teacher, Plains. Mrs. Charles Wilson, Factoryville, Gardner, Maude L. Gaffney, Agnes I. Teacher, Freeland, Teacher, Houck, M. Stella East Bangor, Hauenstein, Edna P. Teacher, Hawley, • Hart, Clarrissa M. Teacher, Wilkes-Barre, Teacher, Harris, Miriam L. Edwardsville, Hawk, Carolyn B. Teacher, New York City, Hartman, Helen M. Teacher, Allentown, Jones, Cora B. Teacher, Warrior Run, Lyons, Kathryn G. Teacher, Olyphant, Leidich, Martha M. Mrs. W. Hindenach, Easton, R. D. 5 McMahon, Mary E. Teacher. Wilkes-Barre, McGowan, Loretta Teacher, Carbondale, iviorgan, Esther Teacher, Nanticoke, Miller, M. Grace Teacher, Dunmore, McCormac, Mary C. Olyphant, McCormac, Julia C Teacher, Olyphant, Bachman, Minnie C. Bachman, Ruth A. Murray, Kathryne Merwine, Carrie M. McKeeby, L. Pearle McDermott, Anna P. Murphy, Katharine I. Outterson, Lillian M. O'Connell, Margaret Owens, Jennie E. O'Brien, Nellie L. Ormes, Mayme M. *0'Donnell, Anna M. Helen W. O'Connor, Rose A. O'Niel, Page, Lena M. •Deceased. N. J. N. Y. Pa. N. Pa N. Y. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Wis. , Dunmore, Carbondale, Scranton, Teacher, Wyoming, Wells College, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Aurora, Orange, Nanticoke, Nanticoke, Stu. Mrs. Graydon Hoffman Teacher, Mrs. Benjamin Cornel Binghamton, Wanamie, E. Stroudsburg, Dickson Scranton, City, Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Glen Mills, Teacher, Mrs. Leon D. Payne, Teacher, Teacher, *Nyce, Bessie E. Newton, Grace Pa. N. J. N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Pa Pa. Pa. N. Y. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. STATE NORMAL. SCHOOL, 76 Puterbaugh, Edna M. Purdy, Mary E. Porter, Lillian D. Mrs. Marsh. Mrs. Oscar Hager, Teacher, E. Stroudsburg, Easton, Brantwood Hal] Porter, Irene B. Teacher, Brantwood Hall Pa. Pa. L, Bronxville, Royer, Mary S. Rufe, Sadie M. Sterner, Leila E. Hallie A. Stapleton, Mary M. Samuels, Eva L. Strohmeier, Emily Sullivan, Tillie M. Smith, Hellen A Talmag-e, Alice S. Thomas, M. Ethel Edna M. VanCott, Lucia Williams, Mary N. Y. Teacher, Camden, N. J. Mrs. W^m. Ziegler, Riegelsville, Pa. Mrs. Ellery B. Scott, College Point, L. I. Teacher, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Teacher, Hazelton, Pa. Teacher, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Teacher, Nanticoke, Pa. Teacher, Nazareth. Pa. Teacher, Jersey City, N. J. Teacher, Gouldsboro, Pa. Mrs. Chester Cortrigh B. Stroudsburg, Pa. Teacher, Nanticoke, Pa. Teacher, Tatamy, Pa. Teacher, New Milford, Pa. Teacher, Plymouth, Pa. Teacher, Dunmore. Pa. Samuel, Eleanor Stull, N. Y. [, Bronxville, Uhler, B. Woodring-, Sadie E. GENTLEMEN. Armstrong, Fred E. Browne, A. Roy Bensinger, Allan R. Coyne, Peter J. Clark, William J. Adv. Manager, Teacher, Teaching, Corbett, James J. Crowe, Montgomery Clerk L. V. Coal Co., Insurance Agent, Creveling, Jacob V. Cummings, John M. Dutot, S. Claire Prin. of Schools, Red Bank, Teacher, Chemist, Dep. Co. Treas., Teacher, Clerk D. L. W. R. Olyphant, Stroudsburg, Stroudsburg, Bangor, Scranton, E. Stroudsburg, E. Stroudsburg, Edinger, Frank P. Foulkes, John Heller, R. Foster Hoffman, Greydon Kemp, George N. Kunkle. John H. Lane, Dennis J. Reese, Leslie J. Williams, Herbert t>. R Portsmouth, Law Hill, Moosic, Philadelphia, Student, Architect, Law Stud. U. of Principal, Dentist, Plains, E. Stroudsburg, R., P., Kresgeville, Towanda, Lansford, Teacher, Supt. Water Va. Passaic, Chestnut .Glen Co., Summit N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Springs, J. STATE CERTIFICATE, Wise, Lenore Teacher, Mrs. Harry G. Carroll Wiltz, Stella CLASS OF a. •08. ' Pa. Schwenksville, Mass. Salem, 1909. LADIES. Barrett, Jennie M. Beebe, Helen E. Benson, Genevieve D, Blanche, Nellie V. Bohan, Josephine t>. Boland, Helen A. Boyle, Rose Anna Boyle, Rose Mary Wanamie, Teacher, Teacher, Principal, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Breslin, Kathryn J. Brown, Carrie L. .Teacher, Brown, Josephine A. Teacher, Carroll, Mae D. Casey, Eva G. Cassimer, Anna V. Cohen, Tibi H. Collins, Conniff, Bernetta B. Regina R. Grain, Alice L. Cuff, Mamie A. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher. Examiner, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher. Teacher, Pa. Pa. Dickson City, Pa. Dunmore, Pa. Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Dunmore, Pa. Hazleton, Pa. Pa. Simpson, Lansford, Pa. Kingston, Pa. Passaic, N. J. Pa. Carbondale, Pa. Carbondale, German Valley, Pa. Shenandoah, Pa. Atlantic City, N. J. Pa. Wilkes-Barre Oak Ridge, N. J. Pa. Shenandoah, New I. C. S., Milford, EAST STROUDSBURG, Davies, Lotta I. Devine, Mary C. DeWan. M. Frances DeWan, Joanna Dietrich, E. Mabel E. Donnelly,Florence E. Earley, Mayme E. Eley, Florence D. Flynn, Helen F. Fox, Anna V. Fulper, Helen E. Gaffney, Sadie L. Gallagher, Mary E. Gallagher, Rose M. Gantzhorn, Florence Giblin, Loretta F. Glass, Irene E. Groner, Emma W. Hayes, Margaret M. Heller, Maude W. Heyer, Emma V. Horan, Nora C. Jacob, Laura P. Kaul, Edna A. Kennedy, Amanda J. Kennedy, Margaret G. Kilpatrick, Gertrude Kistler, Alice L. Lane, Agnes B. Latimer, Emily Lavin, Alice L. Lewis, Blanche A. Loftus, Tessie A. Long, Jessie M. Lutes, Roxanna E. Lyons, Alice L. Maloy, Catharine D. Mann, Carrie B. Marvin, Leona G. McCabe, Margaret C. McCaffrey, Sara McCue, Anna C. McGeehan, Sara M. McGeehan, Winifred McHale, Mae M. McHale, Theresa M Messinger, Lelia S. Moffit, Claire M. Mooty, A. Marie O'Donnell, Genevieve O'Donnell, Mary L. O'Hara, Agnes T. *0'Malley, Mayme Mary Lansford, Philadelphia, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. A. R. Raesly, Mrs. B. N. Schlianme, Teacher, Mrs. Perry B. Evans, Mrs.ChesterA. Snover, Teacher, Mrs. R. J. Woodring, Teacher, Music Student, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Geo. Clark, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Clerk Mrs. Thos. F. Cadden, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Norman C. Uhler, Teacher, Teacher. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Tannersville, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. N. J. Rummerfield, Rummerfield, Newark, Olyphant, Lansford, Dickson City, Scranton, Taylor, Phillipsburg, Throop, Chrome, Pa. Brackney, Pa. Pa. E. Stroudsburg New Brunswick, N. J. Scranton, Easton, Glenside, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Rendham, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Pleasant Mount, Pa. Pa. Hazleton, Pa. Carbondale, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Archbald, Dingman's Ferry, Pa. Pa. Olyphant, N. J. Newark, Pa. Olyphant, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Alderson, Pa. Olyphant, Pa. Lansford, N. J. Bound Brook, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, N. Y. Rochester, Pa. Nesquehoning, Pa. Dunmore, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Hazleton, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Carbondale, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Carbondale, Pa. Simpson, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Dickson City, E. »*almiter, Adelia A. Phillips, Catharine Deceased. 7/ Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Jas. Finnerty, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Wm. D. Oakley, Teacher* Powell, Blodwyn Teacher, Teacher, Quinn, Mary G. Teacher, Reilly, Mary R. Riegel, Anna D. Teacher, Teacher, Roberts, Ida M. Savage, Elizabeth K. Teacher, Mrs. R. E. Kocher, Shaw, Ethel F. Singer, Lucy ?'eacher, Smith, Helen M. Teacher, Mrs. Fred Thomas, Smith, Laura Smith, Muriel I. Mrs. J. E. Houok, Snyder, G. Adele Mrs. G. Adele Landis, Spencer, Blanche Teacher, Stoneback, Mae J. Mrs. Mae Fisher, Sullivan, Catharine J. Teacher, -")wens, PA. Passaic, Nicholson, N. J. Pa. Pa. Wanamie, Summit Hill, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Carbondale, Carbondale, Riegelsville, Ashley, Dunmore, Noxen, Passaic, Dickson N. City, Scranton, R. D. Scranton, 2, Bangor, Pleasant Mount, Quakertown, Olyphant, J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 78 Taylor, M. Gertrude Tibbins, Florence H. Transue, Georgia R. Tresslar, Sarah G. Walsh, Margaret W. Wagner, Lenora Weinland, Maude M. Weller, Sara C. *Wentzel,MadellneP. Williams, Mildred M. Wismer, Ada Wood, Myrtle H. Plymouth, Beach Creek, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Scott Avery, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. J. E. Madara, Teacher, Pa. Pa. Pa. Tunkhannock, ^ Peckville, Bryn Mawr, Jolo, Sulu Prov Saginaw, Pa. N. ., L Mich. Pittsburg, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, J. P. Pa. Pa. Pa. Doylestown, Old Forge, GENTLEMEN Man. Balmoos, John N, Beck, Robert J. Brogan, James 1909. Tr. Director, Physical Director Hei leberg Univ., Cashier, S. Conklin, O. Bruce Culkin, John T. Insurance Agent, Teacher, Dougher, Edward A. Ely, Jasper Q. Principal, Evans, Arthur Hartung, Lester M. Hibbard, John J. Hinkley, T. C. Johnston, Earl S. Principal, Supt. of Schools, Law Stud. Dickin.L.S. John Hopkins University, Jonathan, William E. Teacher, Principal, J. Kocher, Ralph N. Nanticoke, Vernon, Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Wanamie, New Milford, Baltimore, Nanticoke, Old Forge, Reading, Noxen, Teacher, Lutes, Cecil C. Farmer, Marsh, Ira Maguire, Arthur A. Mahlon, Thomas Teacher, Danielsville, Plains, Lawyer, Brooklyn, Simpson, McCarthjr, John V. Murray, Anthony J. Teacher, Stud. Buck. Univ., James B. Patrick, Austin L. Teacher, Surveyor, Patrick, D. Lawrence Reagle, William H. Studders, Charles F. Travis, Eli R. VanHorn, Vincent H. Bureau of O'Neill, Bardwell, L. Vivian Bishop, Ellen P. Boone, Minnetta Bradley, Rebecca A. Broadbent, Bethel A. Brogan, Nellie M. Brown, Edith E. Brown, Eleanor F. Erugler, 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. •Deceased. J. Ind. Pa. Pa. Pa. Fa. Pa. Co., Teacher, Joyce, John N. Haven White Haven, Mg'r White Sanitarium Stud. Hackettstown, Muncie, Freeland, Allentown, Scranton, Old Forge, Soils, Principal, Principal, Mail Carrier, Minister, Dunmore, Upper Lehigh, Washington, Washington, Tobyhanna, Butte, E. Stroudsburg, W. Sand Lake, OliASS OF 1910. LADIES. Mrs. M. T. Osmun, Mrs. Geo. R. Jacobs, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Lester Snyder, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Sub-Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. Grover P Dean, . LaPlume, Hawley, Nanticoke, Passaic, Tunkhannock, Olyphant, E. Stroudsburg, Wilkes-Barre, Hammond, Sussex, Md. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. D. C D. C. Pa Mont Pa N. 1 Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Ind. N. J. Shenandoah, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Fa. Pa. Hazleton, Carbondale, Walnutport, Dunmore, Wyoming, Chrome, Dunmore, Dunmore, Nanticoke, Mason, N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Mich. EAST STROUDSBURG, 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 Fitzg-erald, Sara Foley, Clare H. B. C. Frantz, Nellie A. Fritch, Florence I. Gardner, Vida M. Gilpin Cora A. Gordon, Esther Hathaway, Susie H. Hefft, C. Edna Henne, Johanna V. Hess, Helen H. Hicks, Sadie A. Hlggins, Catherine H. Jeffryes, Jeannette L. Johnston, Elizabeth G. Kennedy, Ella C. King, Catherine M. Kintner, Alice W. Langan, Margaret J. LaRue, S. Louise MacAlpine, Elsie W. MacDonald, Helen C. McCauley, Mabel D. McCormac, Genevieve McDonald, Nora A. McElhenny, Mary C. McGlone, Mary V. McGuinness, Mary M. Teacher, Mrs. W. B. Marquard, Mrs. C. Ehrgood, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. H. F. Hartt, Teacher, Mrs. E. N. Post, Mrs. W. Greenamoyer, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher. Teacher, Mrs. Arthur Stark, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. C. P. Cummings, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Prin. Gram. School, Teacher, Teacher, Stud. Columbia tJni., Rinker, Mae Rowe, Luella Ruddy, Mary M. T. Scouton, Stella E. Seguine, Lillian Scheidy, Elizabeth A. Smith, Cora Mae Spencer, Anna E. Spratt, Loretta F. Stark, Edna L Stark, Mollie C. Stickler, Maude E. Stoddard, Eleanor B. Swift, Marie J. Uch, Margaret D. Uch, Mary A. 79 Stroudsburg, Easton, Pa. Pa. Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. Slroudsburg, Pa. Carbondale, Pa. Binghamton, N. Y. Nazareth, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Fa. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Olyphant, Pa. Pittston, Pa. Analomink, Gouldsboro, Wilkes-Barre, Lehighton, Endicott, South Sterling, South Sterling, Thompson, Wyoming, Lackawanna, Nanticoke, Auburn, Minooka, Warwick, Bridgeton, Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Nesquehoning, N. J. Pa. Ashley, Paterson, N. Fa. J. Pa. Fa. N. J. Pa. Pittston, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Olyphant, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Pittston, Pa. Dunmore, Pa. Mayfield, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. McAdoo. Upper Black Eddy, Pa. Pa. Dunmore, Pa. Kingston, Fa. New Milford, N. J. Wood Ridge, Pa. Vandling, Pa. Shawnee, Pa. Shenandoah, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Dunmore, Pa. Shenandoah, Fa. E. Stroudsburg, R. D. No. 1. Pa. Shickshinny, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. V/ilkes-Barre, Pa. Lovelton, Pa. Cresco, N. J. Somerville, Pittston, Teacher! 23 N. Walnut Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Sub-Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, McMahon, Bessie C. Teacher, McNelis, Anna V. Teacher, Miller, Harriett Teacher, Mongan, Clare E. Teacher, Moran, Kathryn M. Teacher, Morgan, Emma C. Mrs. Ben C. Norris, Mulvey, Mary J. Teacher, Murray, Emma D. Teacher, Nye, Fern W. Mrs. E. H. Ryder, O'Connor, Nellie M. Teacher, O'Donnell, Eleanor V. Teacher, O'Malley, Anna G. Teacher, Ormsby, Jennie M. Overfield, Jennie E. Teacher, Remaly, M. Magdalen PA. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, 14 Wright, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. E. L. Place, Mrs. Walter Jennings Teacher, Mrs. B. C. Kleber, Teacher, Mrs. H. J. Usher, Teacher, Nanticoke, Roseland, Cal. Los Angeles, Fa. Pleasant Mt., Pa. Mount, Pleasant Pa. Vosburg, Tunkhannock, Lansford, Grand Rapids, Dunmore. Denair, Turlock, Pa. Pa. Mich. Pa. Cal. Cal. - STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 80 Vale, Emily Vivian, Carrie B. Warner, Nettie G. Werner, Eva Z. Werts, Elsie M. Wolfe, Helen M. Teag-er, Gertrude A. Teacher, Teacher, Sub-Teacher, Teacher, Toacher, Teacher, Teacher, 58 Grant Nanticoke, Hazleton, Pa. Pa. Fa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Teacher, Pen Argyl, Pa. & M. College, P. Grad Stud. Secy, to Traffic Mg N. Y. Central R. r! Stone Church, GENTLEMEN, Allen, Franklin J. *Allison, Russell J. Atchley, William L. Altemose, Webster Barteau, John F. J. Farmer, Kennedy, Walter Knapp, Frank Teacher, Kunsman, Charles H. Leonard, Martin 1910. Teacher, Teacher, Dental Student, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Principal, Prin. of Schools, Principal, Stu. State College, Reporter, Principal, Clerk, Prof. State College, Teacher, Teacher, Mullin, Dean T. O'Donnell, John F. Teacher, Raker, Louis Reimer, George R. Rosenberry,M.Claude Rosenberry, Frank L. Sandt, Oscar V. Saunders, L. Glenn Attorney, Merchant, Mus. Superv., Shotwell, Fred C. Somers, P. Joseph Vosburg, Israel Student Lafayette, Mining Engineer, Teacher, Stu. Ann Arbor, Prin. of Schools, Principal, Principal, Stud. Eastern Colleg CLASS OP 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 B. Corcoran, Nora F. Costello, Ruth R. Craig, Lydia B. Culp, Eleanor G. Deceased. Dunmore, New York Pa. City, N. Y. Philadelphia, Lansford, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Bath, Pa, Pa. Scranton, Rush, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Narrowsburg, Pa. Stroudsburg, Pa. Parsons, Pa. Olyphant, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, N. M. New Mexico, Pa. Parsons, Pa. Shenandoah, Pa. Easton, Pa. Pittston, Pa. Bckley, Ind. Indianapolis, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. B. Stroudsburg, Pa. Easton, Pa. Portland, Pa. Hop Bottom, N. J. Phillipsburg, Dallas. J. McHale, John J. Mann, John W. Pittston, St., Stud. F. Broadhurst, Walter Brotzman, Joseph W. Connelly, John F. Cunningham, Francis J. Decker, 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. B. Nanticoke, Nanticoke, Weatherly, Lansford, West Easton, Nescopeck, Parsons, Williamson, Bald Mount, W. Va. Danielsville, Pa. Pa. 1911. liADIBS. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. John J. McGinty, Teacher, Postofflce Clerk, Mrs. W. Melvin Stahl, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Pa. Tunkhannock, Del. Water Gap, Pa. E. Mauch Chunk, Pa. Westfield, Rockport, Dunmore, Lansford, Philadelphia, Olyphant, Olyphant, Archbald, Dunmore, Nesquehoning, Stroudsburg, Bethlehem, Old Forge, Jessup, Passaic, Hazleton, N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Davis, Ruth Decker, Kathryn Teacher, Teacher, Depue, Grace L. Teacher, Devers, Theresa B. Teacher, Dietrick, Mary B. Teacher, Drake, Kathryn A. Teacher, Bdinger, Mima H. Pangboner, Helen M. Teacher, Flory, Ruth Teacher, Frederick, Mary F. Teacher, Gaffney, Kathryn B. Teacher, Gallagher, Celia A. Teacher, Gent, Mahalath A. Teacher, Teacher, Haas, Mae E. Hamilton, Georgia M. Teacher, Teacher, Hartung, Ethel J. Teacher, Harvey, Grace I. Heiney, Irma L. Teacher, Henry, Margaret F. Student Smith, Hollenbach, Minnie F. Teacher, Hughes, Alice M. Teacher, Hurley, Kathryn T. Teacher, Hurley, Mary L. Teacher, Teacher, James, Elizabeth J. Teacher, Jensen, Emma Teacher, Jones, Jeanette Teacher, Jones, Olive B. Margaret A. Kane, Teacher, Kelly, Rose M. Student Syracuse, Kemp, Annie M. Kernan, Anna E. Teacher, Kraemer, Minnie L. Mrs. F. E. Stocker, Kramer, Esther Mrs. Sam. H. Galston, Kunkel, B, Arvilla Mrs. L. G. Whitebread Mrs. Flody Bilheimer, Kuntz, Esther M. Lee, Ora E. Teacher, Lenahan, Agnes G. Teacher, Lerch, Florence C. Teacher, Teacher, Lesser, Beulah K. Teacher, Loveland, Mabel M. Teacher, McGee, Sarah A. Mrs. J E. Birdsall, *Mallery, Clara G. Maloney, Mary J. Teacher, Manley, Agnes M. Teacher, Marvin, Ada G. Teacher, Meehan, Anna C. Teacher, Meehan, Mary J. Supervisor Music, Morris, Mabel V. Teacher, Morris, Marguerite C. Teacher, Morrison, M. Mildred Teacher, McAndrew, Angela Teacher, McCarthy, Katie C. Teacher, McCarthy, Sabina A. Teacher, McCrone, Delia C. Teacher, MacDougall, Viva A. Teacher, McHale, Helen U. Teacher, McHale, Mary P. Teacher, McHugh, Anna R. Teacher, McLaughlin, Katie M. Teacher, O'Boyle, Margaret R. Teacher, O'Connell, Madeline A. Teacher, O'Connor, Margaret M. Teacher, O'Malley, Grace P. Teacher, O'Malley, Rose C. Mrs. Ralph Stevens, O'Rourke, Mary Z. Mrs. Lloyd Hontz, Outterson, Bettine K. Student Cornell, Padden, Mary L. Teacher, Curran, Nellie G. Davies, Edith L. Davis, Myrtle M. ., Deceased. 81 Olyphant, Nanticoke, White Haven, Nanticoke, Ransom, Stroudsburg, Shenandoah, Saylorsburgr, Hawley, B. Stroudsburg, Paterson, B. Stroudsburg, Ashley, Throop, Nesquehoning. Uniondale, Garwood, Newton, Madison, Wilkes-Barre, Allentown, B. Stroudsburg, Riegelsville, Ashley, Upper Lehigh, Shenandoah, Plymouth, E. Stroudsburg, Nanticoke, Perth Amboy, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J, N. J. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. N. J. Pa. Vineland, Scranton, B. Stroudsburg, Pa Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Easton, Pa. New York, N. Y Wopwallopen, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Walnutport, Hazleton, Simpson, Bath, Upper Lehigh, Wilkes-Barre, Freeland, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Pa. Dunmore, Stanhope, Dickson City, Miner's Mills, Dickson City, Shenandoah, Carbondale, Hawley, Rutherford, Shenadoah, Scranton, Parsons, Carbondale, Olyphant, Scranton, Olyphant, Dunmore, Honesdale, Dunmore, West Wood, New Egypt, Detroit, Ithaca, Wood Ridge, N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. N. J. Mich. N. Y. N. J. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 82 Payton, Agnes A. Quick, Lena A. Ramik, Mary V. Recla, Agnes V. Regan, Ruth W. Reilly, Patricia R. Remaly, Florence E. Reynolds, Meda M. Rogers, ^nce 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 Teacher, Dunmore, Teacher, Dingman's Ferry. Teacher, Priceburg, Teacher, Sheppton, Teacher, Wilkes-Barre, Teacher, Dunmore, Mrs. John O. Fulmer, Easton, Teaching, Milanville, Factoryville, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. J. A. Bush, Jr., Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Stud. Nurse Tr. School Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Scranton, C. Teacher, Wells, Janet B. Westervelt, Lucy ^^L Williams, Mary E. Wolfinger, Fannie G. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Young, Helen M. & H. Co., Salesman, Anthony H. Golembiewski, Steven Assistant Principal, Teacher, Henry, J. Russell Gill, Teacher, Healey, Thomas J. Hilderbrant, Harold F. Vice Prin. H. Teacher, Johnson, John B. Law Student, Koehler, Karol S., LaBar, Chester W. Lash, Frederick M. Clerk, Supt. of Schools, Teacher, Ind. School, Menhennett, Winfield, Ass. Co. Supt., L. Newspaper Man, Myers, Harold H. McClosky, Joseph J. Noack, Frank P. Pallman, George B. Raker, Charles Shaplin, Alfred C. Sharkey, Eugene T. Smith, Chester A. Snyder, Ralph A. Principal, Merchant, Teacher, Merchant, Stud. U. of P., Student, Sales Manager, Principal, Principal, Law Ulshafer, Gordon E. Wagner, John R. Teacher H. S., Williamson, Claude M. Teacher, Teacher, Wisegarver, George Bookkeeper, Wyckoff, Myron W Allen, Viola •Deceased , Milford, Montclair, Ariel, Edge Hill, Califon, N. J. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Jersey City, N. J. Cumbola, Pa. Pa. Pa. New Milford, Pa. Plains, Pa. North Water Gap, Pa. Doylestown. Pa. White Mills, Pa. Priceburg, Pa. Henryville, Pa. Moosic, Pa. Portland, Pa. Upper Lehigh, Pa. Valparaiso, Ind. Sioux Falls, S. D. Mayfield, Stu. Penn State, Miller, Clerk D Duffy, Frank A. Eilenberger, Melchoir Teacher, Teacher, Ettinger, Walter O. Adams, Ada D. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Stroudsburg, 1911. Teacher, L. Davey, William H. Dean, Clifford P. Mann, Roy Mich. Cassopoiis, Taylor, Greenwich, Conn. Alden Station, Pa. Clerk, Law Clerk, Prin. of Schools, A. Edward E. Stroudsburg. E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Sergeantsville, N. J. Portland, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. GENTLEMEN. Brown, Walter F. Brugler, G. Earl Daley, Dunmore, Greentown, J. VonBrunn, Mabel Weidman, Ruth C. John Pa Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. , Bookkeeper, VanVliet, Anita Carroll, Pa. Pa. Pen Argyl, Ellensburg, Wash. Norris, Lakewood, S. D. Pa Archbald, Pa. Hawley, Pa. Moscow, Pa. Clark's Summit, Pa. Pa. Olyphant, Pa. Philadelphia, N. J. Bayonne, New York, Mehoopany, Nesquehoning, N. Y. Pa. Bethlehem, Noxen, E. Stroudsburg, E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Nanticoke, Pleasant Mt., Pa. Pa. CIiAS8 OF 1912. LADIES. Teacher, Teacher, EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. 83 Nanticoke, Teacher, Pa. Mrs. Helen HuthmakerClark's Summit, Pa. Freeland, Teacher, Pa. Nanticoke, Teacher, Pa. Stroudsburg, Teacher, Pa. Banks, M. Ada Nesquehoning, Teacher, Barnhart, Ida C. Pa. Nanticoke, Teacher, Barrall, Laura L. Pa. Vahdling, Bartholomey, Freida A..Teacher, Pa. Ariel, R. D. 1, Teacher, Bartleson, Reba J. Pa. Scranton, Bookkeeper, Boes, Elsae Pa. Lambertville, Teacher, Bortree, Floss E. N. J. R. D. No. 1 Slatington, Teacher, Boyer, Bessie M. Pa. Portland, Teacher, Bruce, Lena M. Pa. Glenwood, Teacher, Bube, Ruth M. N. J. Scranton, Teacher, Burke, Clara H. Pa. Simpson, Teacher, Burns, Elizabeth E. Pa. Freeland, Teacher, Call, Josephine M. Pa. Dalton, Teacher, Carpenter, Helen L. Pa. Jermyn, Teacher, Clark, Anna L. Pa. Avoca, Teacher, Clifford, Helen B. Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Teacher, Cole, Alma M. Pa. Teache;r, "Woodbridge. N. J. Collins, Ethel Mrs. Chas. J. RobertsoiEaston, Craig, Helen D. Pa. Gouldsboro, Teacher, Crooks, Grace M. Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Dawson, Frances E. Pa. Dalton, Teacher, Decker, Daisy I. Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Teacher, Pa. Decker, Edith M. Mayfield, Teacher Dempsey, Clare E. Pa. Lamington, Teacher, Derby, Elizabeth K. N. J Williamsport, DeRemer, Barbara E. Nurse, Pa. Tetioher, Weatherly, Derr, Myrtle M. Pa. Scranton, Teacher, Diehl, Ethel C. Pa. Teacher, Newton, Diehl, Helena A. N. J. Maltby, Teacher, Dunn, Nellie J. Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Teacher, Edinger, Mabel Pa. Teacher, Philadelphia, Evans, Myrtle L. Pa. Teacher, Old Forge, Fallon, Helen C. Pa. Teacher, Nazaerth, Fenicle, Florence E. Pa. Teacher, Nanticoke, Ford, Ethel L Pa. Teacher, East Bangor, Ford, Ethel K. Pa. Teacher, Summit Hill, Forrest, Viola G. Pa. Teacher, Layton, Fuller, Fannie B. N. J. Teacher, Tannersville, Gantzhorn, Elsie Pa. Teacher, Wilkes-Barre, Groh, Jeanette Pa. Teacher, E. Rutherford, N. J. Gross, Winona G. Mrs. Elmer B. Stone, Stroudsburg, Hallock, Helen M. Pa. Stenographer, Philadelphia, Ha.nlon, Loretta A. Pa. Teacher, Nesquehoning, Hartneady, Anna V. Pa. Teacher, Morristown, Harvey, Edith M. N. J. Teacher, Lansford, Hein, Catherine E. Pa. Herdman, Elizabeth J. Mrs. Harry Doll, Lehman, Pa. Teacher, Ransom, Holmes, Hazel M. Pa. Teacher, Nesquehoning, Hug-hes, Leona E. Pa. Teacher, Johnson, Anna V. Coaldale, Pa. Teacher, Nanticoke, Jones, Mary Pa. Keller, Katherine N. Teacher, E. Plymouth, Pa. Kelly, Anna C. Teacher, Plains, Pa Kelly, Mary I. Teacher, Pittston, Pa. Teacher, Kimble, Emily K. Dunmore, Pa. Kistler, Katherine M. Teacher, Allentown, Pa. Teacher, Kramer, Anna I. Passaic, N. J. Kunsman, Katherine Teacher, Morrisville, Pa. Teacher, Lynch, D. Delia C. Pa. Old Forge, Lavan, Mildred M. Teacher, Pa. Carbondale, Lavin, Mary A. Teacher, Olyphant, Pa. Lleyllyn, Ada M. Teacher, Clark's Summit, Pa. Lovering-, Olyvette B Teacher, Moosic, Pa. Maloy, Elizabeth J. Teacher, Pa. Lansford, Mangan, Anna F Teacher, Carbondale, Pa. Mansfield, Florence M..Teacher, Bangor, Pa. Marsh. Ruth E. B. Teacher, Danielsville, Pa. Ashman, Elsie M. Aten, Helen M. Bachman, Elva M. Balcker, Dora D. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 84 Marshman, Ethel M. Hawthorne, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, N. J. Pa. Pa. Prin. Gram School, Palmyra, Moore, Ethel R. N. J. Teacher, Portland, Morey, Lela Pa. Teacher, Nanticoke, Morsran, Bessie Pa. Teacher, Morgan, Helen M. Nanticoke, Pa. Teacher, Mosteller, Ada B. Stt-oudsburg, Pa. Teacher, Scranton, Murray, Johanna I. Pa. Teacher, Moosic, McDonald, Rose E. Pa. Carbondale, McFadden, Loretta F. Teacher, Pa. Teacher, Scranton, McHale, Blanche E. Pa. Teacher, Wilkes-Barre, McMahon, Anna R. Pa. Teac:.er, Hazelton, McNellis, Mary A. Pa. Scranton. Odendahl, Marguerite Teacher, Pa. Mrs. Robt. Werkheiser.Morristown. Pace, Eva J. N. J. Teacher, Sussex, Paul, Maude L. N. J. Teacher, Laketon, Perrego, Lavina H. Pa. Mount Carmel Peersing, Beatrice I. Teacher, Pa. Teacher, Weatherly, Prugh, Mildred R. Pa. Teacher, Scranton, Reap, Florence C. Pa. Lansford, Redgate, Catherine A. Teacher, Pa. Mrs. Thos. Joyce, Duryea, Regan, Ethel C. Pa. Teacher, Avoca, Regan, Frances R. Pa. Teacher, Avoca, Regan, Lillian M. Pa. Teacher, Stroudsburg, Pa. Repp, Ruth B. Preserve, Riechers, Dorthea L. Teacher, Pa. Teacher, Stroudsburg, Rinehart, Nettie M. Pa. Teacher, Portland, Pa. Schilling, Anna M. Teacher, Perth Amboy, N. J. Seil, Juliet Mrs. M. S. Irving, New York, N. Y. Shaver, Mae B. Teacher, Shenandoah, Pa. Shore, Mary E. Teacher, Hazleton, Pa. Smith, Ellen P. Teacher, Dunmore, Pa. Stanton, Carrie A. Teacher, E. Stroudsburg, Stetler, Laura E. Pa. Teacher, Easton, Sullivan, Nellie E. Pa. Teacher, Stockertown, Pa. Sutton, Stella M. Factoryville, Swartwood, Margaret Teacher, Pa. Teacher, Dunmore, Pa. Svi^ift, Laura M. Thompson, Mildred C. Teacher, Seeleyville, Pa. Teacher, Wilkes-Barre, Tippett, Elizabeth J. Pa. Teacher, Nanticoke, Trevett, Annie Pa. Teacher, Easton, Pa. Uhler, Annie C. Teacher, Kintnersville, Unganst, Martha M. Pa. Teacher, Lansford, Watkins, Pauline M. Pa. Teacher, E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Watts, Charlotte E. Teacher, Scranton, Pa. Weis, Catherine M. Mrs. Frank Edinger, Stroudsburg, Pa. Weiss, Virginia A. Teacher, Nanticoke, Pa. Willis, Ruth Teacher, Nanticoke, Pa. Williams, Bessie Teacher, Easton, Pa. Williams, Edith H. Meehan, Agnes C. Merrick, Margaret L. Freeland, Scranton, . GENTLE3MEN, 1912. New York, N. Walnutport, Muhlenberg, Col. Emaus, Stud. Dickinson E. Stroudsburg, Arida, Raphael N. Manufacturer, Arndt, Russell C. Berkenstock, Lloy Bisbing, Ralph W. Stu. Teacher, Law , College, Boyle, Alexander J. Earl M. Conmy, Patrick A. Coyne, Frank P. Cole, Downs, Sydney B. Duffy, Frank A. Frederick, Elmer Gaffney, Patrick J. Haggerty, Albert Hess, Floyd M. Hourigan, Leo F. Hoyt, Jay V. Imbt, M. Russell Jones, Clarence F. Jordan, James W. Teacher, W. Hazleton, Pharmacist Stroudsburg, Olyphant, Old Forge, Honesdale, Parsons, E. Teacher, Prin. Gram . School, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Bank Teller, Teacher, Gen, Manager, Sentinel, Throop, White Mills, Mt. Bethel, Wilkes-Barre, Delaware, Prin. High School, Principal, Brodheadsville, Scranton, Teacher, Throop, Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. 85 Simpson, Stone Church, Teacher, Stu. State College, Teacher, Pa. Pa. Pa. Stroudsburg, Pa. Stud. Pharmacy, Cedarville, N. J. Melenric, Rudolph A. Prin. Gram. School, Pittston. Teacher, Pa. Melvin, James A. White Haven, Teacher, Pa. Mitke, August L. Birchardville, Principal, Pa. O'Brien, Albert J. Bath, Teacher, Pa. Pearson, John L. Freeland, Teacher, Pa. Rogan, Camillus A. Olyphant, Teacher, Pa. Rosenfeld, James .ii,llentown. Teacher, Pa. Ruhf, Truman J. E. Stroudsburg. Pa. Reporter. Singer, J. Stotz Minisink Ford, N. Y. Factory Manager, Smith, James Nanticoke, Pa. Teacher, Smith, John Aiinooka. Pa. Clerk, Stokes, Wm. P. Pa. Prof. Mercersbure: Ac. Mercersburg, Taylor, Lloyd E. Wind Gap. Pa. Teacher, Teel, Naaman J. Thompson, Pa. Van Horn, Maynard D. Principal, Prin. Packerton H. S Shawnee-on-Del, Pa. \v alter, Russell B. Easton, Pa. Business, Weidman, Mark Kennedy, Patrick H. Kuusman, Arlington Lastowski, John M. LeBar, J. Amzi Alden Station, , CLASS OF 1913. LADIES. Ammerman, Adelaide Mary S. Albertson, Andrews, A. Densy Ault, Elba M. Ruth M. Barnum. Cynthia Austin, Basley, Clara A. Beers, Adelaide Teacher. Stu. Cornell Univ., Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Stu. New York City Training School, Beineman, Florence E Bellaire. Jessie M. Biery, Anna Blum, Sophia Boland, Mary M. Boney, Helen G. Boyer, Linda L. Boylan, Veronica A. Agnes W. Brotzman, Agnes E. Breslin, Bunnell, Leila M. Casey, Anna M. Catlin, Millie A. Clancy, Kathleen Connor, Margaret L. Conway, Margaret C. Corcoran, Katharine A Corrigan, Sadie M. Courtright, Laura B. Coj'le, Margaret C. Crowe Virginia Dai ley, Ina M. Davis, Margaret Dcch, Lulu G. Decker, Ella F. Devers, Hannah Dougherty, Helen M. Dougherty, R,enna E. Duffy, Anna E. Dunn, Julia A. Dwyer, Margaret C. E'Jmunds, Margaret HL E J ward, M. Estelle Eilenberger. Kathryn Eilenberger. Vera Fiillon. Mercedes K. Fanning, Laura C. Teacher, Stu. Boston Univ., Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Music Supervisor, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher. Mrs. John W. Klipple. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Echo Lake, Delaware, Pa. N. J. Ariel, Pa. Pa. New Milford, Pa. Clark's Summit, Pa. Hamlin, Pa. Blackwell's Island, N. Y. Forestport, N. Y. Throop, Boston, Alderson, Braman, Dunmore, Plymouth, Slatington, Avoca, Jeddo, Rush. E. Stroudsburg, Carbondale, Lovelton. Olyphant, Old Forge, Shenandoah, Dunmore, Beaver Meadow, Ransom, Shenandoah, E. Stroudsburg, Wyoming, Nanticoke, Easton, Shenandoali, McAdoo. Vandling, Old Forge, Dunmore, Hor.esilale, E. Plymouth. Mavfield. Mass. 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. '["eacher. Nanticoke, Stu. Bucknell, '"eacher, Lewisburg. North Water Gap, Pa. Teacher, Teacher, Plains, Dunmore, Pa. Pa. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 86 P'arrell, Clara G. Teacher, Finnan, Madeline C. Teacher, Flannagan,Geraldine M. Teacher, Olyphant, Gallagher, Mary A. Gardner, Eva M. Garland, Charlotte Gildea, Anna M. Gill, Sadie A. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Stu. Cornell Univ., Shenandoah, Glass, Lucille Stu. Graham, Ruth W. Haggerty, Marie L. Hartman, Bessie H. Hine, Reba M. Hines, Margaret M, Hughes, Amy M, Hummel, Miriam W. Pittston, VVilkes-Barre, Columbia Teacher, Teacher, Mrs. A. L. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Jones, Alvira H. Teacher, Jones, Hilda Teacher, Jones, Reba J. Supervisor, Jordan, Margaret H. Teacher, Kane, Lula A. Teacher, Kelleher, Agnes D. Teacher, Kearney, KatherineE. Teacher, Kelly, Florence A. Teacher, Kelley, Geraldine Teacher, Kelly, Kathryn Teacher, Kotz, E. Louise Teacher, Langan, Theresa C. Teacher, Leinbach, Martha G. Teacher, Lenahan, Kathleen M. Teacher, Lewis, Geneva M. Teacher, Manley, Mary E. Teacher, Martz, Edith M. Mrs. James Meyers, Evangeline Teacher, Morgan E. Emily Teacher, Mosier, Alma W. Mrs. W. C. Mulhearn, Sallie C. Teacher, Mullally, Barbara F. Teacher, Mullen, Marie A. Teacher, Mullin, Genevieve B. Teacher, Murphy, Alice R. Teacher, Murphy, Teresa F. Teacher, Murray, Helen E. Teacher, Teacher, McAndrew, Agnes J. McCabe, Kathleen B. Teacher, McCormick. Lillian Teacher, McDonald, Mary L. Teacher, McDonald, Elizabeth Teacher. McGee, Rose M. Teacher, Teacher, McGuire. Nellie C. McHugh, Katherine A. Teacher, McHugh, Kathryn Teacher, McLaughlin, Margaret Teacher, Teacher, McPherson, Mary O'Brien. Anna Teacher. O'Connell, Helen E. Teacher, O'Mallev. Teresa L. Teacher. O'Nei], Elizabeth R. Mrs. Harry Parker, Mary A. Teaclier, Person, Mabel S. Teacher. Price, Elizabeth Teacher, Quick, Helen S. Teacher. Reape, P'rances E. Teacher. Rheinfels, Clara Teacher. Regan. Sallie E. Teacher, Kichards. Ellen E. Teacher. Teacher. Rowan, Margaret A. Samson, Anna Teacher, Searfoss, Anna Teacher. Teacher, Seeds, Sadie J. Teacher, Shaver, Emma Univ., New Milford, Lansford, Pittston, E. Stroudsburg, E. Stroudsburg, Passaic, N. Dunmore, Burrows, Milford, Montrose, Nazareth, Parsons, Clark's Summit, Duryea, Olyphant, Sugar Notch, Forest City, Pa Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pittston, Pa. Ariel, Pa. Gouldsboro, Pa. Vandling, Pa. Stroudsburg, Pa. Pittston, Pa. Riegelsville, Pa. Ashley, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Pittston. Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Langhorne, Pa. Forest City. Pa. Pa. E. Stroudsburg Lansford, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Dickson City, Pa. Pa. Pittston, Dunmore, Pa. Ashley, Pa. Pa. Carbondale, Dunmore. Pa. Pa. Forest City, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. P.a Carbondale, N. J. Franklin, E. Mauch Chun k. Pa. Pa. Dunmore, Pa. Scranton. Pa. Summit Hill, Pa. Olyphant,, N. Y. Pa. Birchardville, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Avoca, N. J. Beatystown, J. N. Bloomsbury, Pa. Easton, Pa. Taylor. Pa. Bushkill, Pa. Avoca. Pa. B. Stroudsburg. Pa. Dunmore, Moscow. R. D. 3. Pa. North Bergen, N. J. Pa. Ariel, N. J. Phi Hips burg, Pa. Scranton, Three Bridges, N. J. ' Treible, . Apgar, J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Bethlehem, Orson, N. Clark, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. , EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. Bookkeeper, Shultz, Beryl Shuster, Lena M. Simons, Claire B. E. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Skinner, Asenath M. Teacher, Smith, Rose Sosnowski, Helen A. Teacher, Teacher, Slrunk, Beulah K. Teacher, Sullivan, Anna Teacher, Sullivan, Mary T Mrs. Frank Miller, Sutton, Stella M. Teacher, Taylor, Ruth E. Teacher, Tingley, F. Pearl Teacher, Tully, Susie L. Tyler, Ada O. Teacher, Teacher, Vail, Mary Van Blarg-en. Kathryr Teacher, Teacher. Vreeland, Hester L. Teacher, Walsh, Florence L. Teacher, Weidman, Esther B. Teacher, .vilson, Hattie M. Teacher, Wismer, Esther R. M Box, Cecil T. Burke, Patrick Carey, Ambrose J. J. Carroll, William G. Crane, James J. Devlin, Thomas F. Duffy. Thomas Drug Prin. New A. Ellsworth, C. Herman Eyer, Morris E. b lorey, Clyde Frederick, John Greaves, Harvey Prin. Roman, Thomas Schlaefer, G. Staples, Eduarde F. Stone, Elmer B. Sutter, William F. Jessup, Mt. Bethel, Chlnchville; Doylestown, 1913. Stroudsburg, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Carbondale, Pa. Carbondale, Pa. Plains, Pa. Parsons, Pa. Dallas, Pa. Easton, Pa. Nazareth, Pa. E. Stroudsburg Pa. Catasauqua, Pa. Plains, Pa. Alden Station, Pa. Milnesville, Pa. Portland, Pa. Upper Lehigh, Pa. Nazareth, Pa. Simpson, Pa. Pa. Jessup, Stroudsburg,R.D.4 Pa. Plains, Pa. Clerk, School, Philadelphia, Aldenville, Plains, Jessup, & Fire Ins. Wilson H. S., , Tea<;her, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Hazleton, Sylvan Grove, Kans. Pa. Old Forge, Alden Station. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Bushkill, Nazareth, R. D. Bath, High School, West Creek, Stroudsburg, Nescopeck, Parsons, Teacher, Teresinski, Michael F. Teacher, Tyler, Miles Stud. Agri Corn. Uni. Ithaca, Ulshafer, Gordon E. Prin. Gram. School, Nesquehoning, Zawoiski, Andrew J. Law Student. Plains, , OF 3, Riegelsville. Gram. School, Plumber, OliASS Pa Avoca, Gouldsboro, Plains, Plains, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Prin. Prin. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pr. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Milford, Sheppton, Elk Lake, L. Clerk, G. Edward Shook, Floyd R. Smith, William R. Smith, Warren N. J. Clark's Green. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Hughes, Michael Teacher, Hutchinson, Wm. H. Teacher, Jacobs, Ario B. Teacher. Jacoby, William Jr. Teacher, Johnson, Joseph J. Teapher, Kane, Edward J. Teacher, Kerl, Julius J. Teacher, Lawler, James P. Teacher, Desh, Layton 0. Teacher, Maguire, Robert F. Murphy, Joseph D. P. Teacher, McDonald, Michael R. Teacher, McGroarty, Thomas Padden, Joseph P. Penn, James M. Remel, Arling M. Roche, Harry B. Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Lakewood, Susquehanna, High Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Real Est. Teacher, Teacher, N. Shenandoah, Newark, Reporter, J. Pa. Pa. Pa. , Stockertown, Stockertown, I Banks, Vere J. Berkenstock, Mark Stroudsburg Stroudsburg, Hamlin, Port Jervis, Orson, Freeland, Stroudsburg, . GENTLEMEN, 87 N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. N. Y. Pa. Pa. 1914. LADIES .411en, Allen, Marguerite E. Thelma M. Teacher, Teacher, Wrightstown, Pineville, Pa. Pa. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, Boylan, MaryBoyle, Cecelia A. Bryson, Mary Carbondale, Easton, E. Stroudsburg, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Olyphant, Pa. Foundland, N. J. Scranton, Pa. B. Stroudsburg, Pa. Stroudsburg, Pa. Easton, Pa. R. F. D. Candrick, Miriam Covey, L. Ruth Cumming-s, Marie M. Deibler, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher. Dorothy L. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Fellencer, Lucy A. Teacher, Puller, Katherine Teacher, Gibbons, Mary Teacher, Gildea, Jean M. Teacher, Granahan, Helen M. Teacher, Hogan, Mary A. Teacher, floppock, Viva M. Teacher, Jaines, Verna Teacher, Kotz, Helen J. Teacher, Kipp, Fannie Teacher, Lavin, Elizabeth Teacher, MacDonough, Helen D. Teacher, McAndrew, Helen M. Teacher, Maloney, Marion A. Teacher, Mulderig-, Florence Teacher, Peters, Clara Teacher, Prior, Mildred M. Teacher, Raesley, Ruth H. Teacher, Reynolds, Rose M. Teacher, E. Mayfield, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Summit Hill, Pa. Pittston, Pa. Spangley, Pa. Pen Argyl, Pa. Pittston, Pa. Stroudsburg, Pa. Milford, Pa. Pa. Swoyersville, Sayre, Pa. Pa. Shenandoah, Dover, N. J. Pa. Scranton, Pa. B. Stroudsburg, Jermyn, Pa. Pa. Bangor, Netcong, N. J. Flatbrookville, N. J. N. J. Bavonne, Pa. Drexel Hill, Pa. Nicholson, Pa. Honesdale, N. J. Blairstown, Pa. Stroudsburg, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Mayfield, Stroudsburg, Easton, Wilkes-Barre, Rosenkrans, Bertha M,.Teacher, Teacher, Sharkey, Grace F. Teacher, Staples, Alice Ting-ley, Mabel C. Teacher, Principal, Weir, Dorothy E. Welty, Annie Student, Teacher, Will, Marion B. Teacher^ Wren, Marion F. Wrig-htson, Olive T. Teacher. Fegley, Harry G. GENTLEMEN 1914 Teacher, Teacher, Medical Student, *Kernan, John J. Kirkhuff, Harold B. McDonald, Joseph L. Rec. Clerk. Beth Teacher, Eronson, George Harley Curtis, J. McMullin, James J. Nulton, Jacob W. Schneider, Ed-ward St. Ledger, James Henry Yetter, St. & CLASS OF Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. . Gouldsboro, Hop Bottom, Student F. Teacher, Teacher, Tobyhanna, Hamlin, Orwigsburg, Co Bethlehem, Teacher, Prin. J. 4. New Dreher, Alice R. Edelman, Donna Evans, Mary D. Pa. Pa. Pa. R. D. No. Scranton, Beaumont, Lancaster, Carbondale, B. Stroudsburg, M., 1. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. 1915. LADIES. Teacher, Armstrong, Sala A. Bensinger, Gertrude R. Student, Drexel Black, Mary M. Campbell, Alice A. Chamberlin, Caroline Marie S. Cook, Katherine C. Collins, Corbett, Mary A. Corra, Mary J. Coyne, Genevieve R. Decker, Vernetta F. Donlin, Geraldyn M. Doran, Sadie R. Teacher, Teacher, E.Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Nicholson, Inst. Stroudsburg, Wilkes-Barre, Wilkes-Barre, Analomink, Nanticoke, Carbondale, Plains, Drifton, Old Forge, Stroudsburg, Plains, Luzerne, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. EAST STROUDSBURG. Eckert, Edith K. Edmunds, Gertrude L. , Fadden, Allie Fallon, Constance Foley, Caroline M. Gaug-han, Regina E. Grady, Florence B. Hinchcliff, Gertrude Hinton, Naomi G. Hocken, Etta Hunter, Dorothy G . A. Hunter, Marg-aret H. Joyce, Winifred B. Kelleher, Katherine Kelly, Esther Kemp, Grace M. Kinney, Phyllis Kleckner, Clara A. Knox, Edna Y. Kressler, Helen R. Lavelle, Alice PA. Mrs. Joseph Wallace, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Vice-Principal, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Nurse, Teacher, Teacher, Bookkeeper, Teacher, Teacher, Lloyd Ruth, Teacher, McFadden, Irene R. Teacher, .vicGinty, Anna M. Teacher, Mcguire, Anna R. Substitute Teacher, McKernan, Margaret J Teacher, McLaren, Madeline A. Teacher, *Mooty, Marcella M. Mosteller, Elizabeth M.Teacher. Neary, M. Elizabeth Teacher, O'Donnell, Regina G. Teacher, O'Malley, Beatrice M. Teacher, Phillips, Sara A. Teacher, Regan, Eleanor G. Cont. Teacher, Reilly, Etta C. Teacher, Siglin, Mary C. Teacher, Snyder, Merle N. Teacher, Sullivan, Mary V. Teacher, Swanson, Walber A. Teacher, Williams, Bessie H. Teacher, Yetter, Alice M. Teacher, . GENTLEMEN, Bennett, Oscar O. Boland, William F. Conroy, Joseph B. Teacher, Dew, Principal, J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Factoryville, Pa. Shenandioah, Pa. Dunmore, Pa. Pittston, Pa. Lake Como, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. Pa. South Canaan, Pa. South Canaan, Rendham, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Pa. Ariel, Philadelphia, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Summit Hill, Pa. Pa. E. Stroudsburg, Finesville, N. J. N. J. Stewartsville, Pa. Jermyn, Pa. Carbondale, Pa. Inkerman, Dunmore, Pa. Pa. Ashley, Pa. Olyphant, N. J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Wanamie, Pa. Duryea, Pa. Carbondale, Pa. Brodheadsville, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. Olyphant, Pa. White Mills, N. J. Blairstown, Pa. E. Stroudsburg-, Sussex, Old Forge, Parsons, Olyphant, 1915. Lakewood, Scranton, Jessup, Harry Egan, Patrick J. Imbt, Floyd R. Kane, Aloysius J. Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, LaFrance, Ervin J. McCormack, John F. Palmer, Ellsworth C. Principal, Teacher, Ratchford, Anthony J Teacher, Tierney, James J. Teacher, Walter, LeRoy B. Teacher, Weidman, George A. Teacher, . Deceased. Stroudsburg, Jermyn, Olyphant, Olyphant, Lake Como, Coalridge, E. Stroudsburg, Wilkes-Barre, Lawrenceville, Ashley, Stroudsburg, Scranton, Alden, Shawnee-on-Del Portland, ., Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa.