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1 NINT ANNUAL CATALOGUE OFFICERS AND STUDENTS insridia-isra. STATE NORMAL SCOOL. / 78r-7<^ OF TE ( COURSE OF INSTRUCTION TERRE AUTE, IND. INDIANAPOLIS: INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL COMPANY, STATE^PRINTERS

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3 BOARD OF TRUSTEES. ON. A. C. OPKINS, Kokomo. ON. JON T. SCOTT, Terre aute. ON. MTJRRY BRIGGS, Sullivan. ON. JAMES. SMART, Sup't Public Instruction. TIMOTY NICOLSON, ESQ., Richmond. OFFICERS OF TE BOARD. PRESIDENT. ON. MURRY BRIGGS, Sullivan. SECRETARY, ON. JON T. SCOTT, Terre aute. TREASURER. W. R. McKEEN, ESQ., Terre aute.

4 FACULTY. WILLIAM A. JONES, A. M., PRESIDENT, Didactics. MARY A. BRUCE, English Grammar and Composition. AMANDA P. FUNNELLE, Methods of Primary Teaching.. CYRUS W. ODGIN, istory and Civil Government. JOSIA T. SCOVELL, A. M., M. D., Natural Science and Geography. JAMES M. WILSON, Mathematics. W. W. PARSONS, English Grammar and Composition. S. S. PARR, Assistant Instructor. JOSEP CARART, Orthoepy, Reading, and English Literature. ARNOLD TOMPKINS,* Assistant Instructor. The names of the Faculty are arranged in the order of seniority of appointment. * Spring Term.

5 NAMES OF STUDENTS WO AVE BEEN IN ATTENDANCE AT TE INDIANA STATE NORMAL SCOOL DURING TE SCOLASTIC YEAR BEGIN NING SEPTEMBER 4, 1878, AND ENDING JUNE 18, NO NAME IS INSERTED OF ANY PERSON WO AS NOT BEEN IN ACTUAL ATTENDANCE AT LEAST ONE MONT. [ Where the State is uot given, Indiana is implied.] A SENIORS. Eugene B. Bradshaw Josephine Boyd Ettie Crowe Mary E. De La Bar George Grosjean Samuel M. utzel Oscar L. Kelso Samuel P. McCrea arriet E. Miller Joseph Studebaker Ruth "Woodward East Liverpool, Ohio. Chambersburg, Orange county. Jefferson ville, Clark county. Oquawka, Illinois. Catlin, Parke county. Ireland, Dubois county. Elizaville, Boone county. Deer Creek, Carroll county. Coloma, Parke county.

6 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. B SENIORS. Charlotte L. Ball Bloomington, Monroe county. Benjamin Blanchard Newport, Vermillion county. Robie Colgrove Lydia Dwiggins Rensselaer, Jasper county. Charles F. Fox Memphis, Clark county. Margaret Gamble Orange, Fayette county. Charles E. odgin Richmond, Wayne county. S. Ellen unt Westfield, amilton county. Ellwood W. Kemp Coloma, Parke county. Clova A. Lawrence William R. Mail Vincennes, Knox county. Samuel B. McCracken Carroll, Carroll county Commodore P. Mitchell Medaryville, Pulaski county. Edgar Rankin Otto, Clark county. Joseph G.Sharp New Winchester, endricks co. Jane S. Tompkins Areola, Illinois. Arnold Tompkins/. Areola, Illinois. Minnie Wagner A JUNIORS. Mary S. Blasdel York ville, Dearborn county. Ella Goodsell South Milford, LaGrange co. Ruth Gentry Stilesville, endricks county. Mary E. Gray Jasper Goodykoontz Sheilville, amilton county. E. M. C. obbs v Salem, Washington county. Eugenie Patterson Covington, Fountain county. James B. Ragan North Salem, endricks county. Emma Smith Paris, Illinois. Ettie Wilkes Charles Webster Liberty ville, Vigo county. Andrew Whiteleather Millwood, Kosciusko county.

7 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. B JUNIORS. Emily Barnett Kewanna, Fulton county. Alma Blanchard Newport, Vermillion county. Josiah W. Bertsch Cambridge City, Wayne county. Fannie Baldwin Oxford, Benton county. Mrs. Fannie Beach New Albany, Floyd county. Wilson. Cox Bloomingdale, Parke county. George W. Cox New Lisbon, enry county. Delilah A. Cooper Kokomo, oward county. Mary M. Carter Coal Bluff, Vigo county. Mary E. Davis Posey ville, Posey county. Lulu Elberson Perrysville, Vermillion county. enry W. Graham Kewanna, Fulton county. Ella unt Clayton, endricks county. Laura Kiger Pine Village, Warren county. E. I. Kerlin Richmond, Wayne county. Charles. Krewson Ossian, Wells county. Marshall G. Lee Zimri McClure Judson, Parke County. J. A. Mitchell Carbon, Clay county. Mary V. Mustard Odell, Tippecanoe county. D. M. Nelson Remington, Jasper county. Sarah B. Overman Mitchell, Lawrence county. Lydia Parris Rensselaer, Jasper county. Sarah J. Robinett Oregon, Clarke county.. B. Shaffer North Manchester, Wabash co. George W. Stockwell Cloverdale, Putnam county. Ella B. Smith F. C. Stewart LaFountain, Wabash county. Jessie Stretch Battle Ground, Tippecanoe co. Mary Smith Eva J. Wilson Steam Corner, Fountain county. Lucy C. Wonner May Wiseman Clarkesburg, Decatur county.

8 8 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. SECTION I. John C. Bertsch.-. D. I. Bumgardner Marv W. Critchfield... Albert Ross Charman. Cambridge City, Wayne county. Liberty ville, Vigo county. Stilesville, endricks county. Centreville, Wayne county. St. Louis, Mo. A. W. adley Lewis S. Mitchell Lilla D. Moore Willis B. Stewart EllaWhelan

9 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. 9 SECTION II.. R. Fiseus F. L.unt Mary McArthur Martha McConnell,... V!. Catharine Richmond.. Rushville, Rush county. I Margaret Thompson... T. F. Wakeland Jacob Whiteleather... Jacob C. Wolf IdaWestfall Indianapolis, Marion county. Millwood, Kosciusko county.

10 IO STATE NORMAL SCOOL. SECTION III. Celia M. Allen Judson, Parke county. George Appel St. Phillips, Posey county. Cora M. Bethel Newburgh, Warrick county. ughretta S. Binkley Dublin, Wayne county. M. Amanda Barnes Greensburgh, Decatur county. Anna Cotton Luella Cox Bloomingdale, Parke county. Lena Giles James. Gilman ymera, Sullivan county. Charles A. Jackson Evansville, Vanderburgh co. Luella Long Rochester, Fulton county. Lucie Mahin Ireland, Dubois county. Ida Mercer Otter Creek, Vigo County. Belle McCullough Princeton, Gibson county. Albert Overholtz Amanda Parris Rensselaer, Jasper county. Dora Poindexter Nelson, Vigo county. Dudlev, Ills. Catherine Truinette... Bethel, Ohio. Kitty C. Wiseman... SECTION IV.

11 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. I I Fannie Cooper Kokomo, oward county. Fannie Christie James C. Goodwin Sullivan, Sullivan county. John M. Gray Boonville, Warrick county. V. D. George Rainstown, endricks county. Charles arshman Mt. Vernon, Posey county. elen L. alsey Kankakee, Ills. Lizzie addan Sullivan, Sullivan county. J. R. Jordan Economy, Wayne county. Nancy C. Knight Delphi, Carroll county. Ella M. Jones Poplar Grove, oward county. Georgia Johnson Annapolis, Parke county. Jane Keefer Monticello, White county. Charles V. LeCraw Charlestown, Clark county. Berne R. Mundelle agerstown, Wayne county. Ella Lamb Lewisville, enry county. Mary J. Moore. Sardinia, Decatur county. Charles T, L. Nelson New arrisburgh, Wabash co. J. M. Roseberry Franklin, Johnson county. Belle Roberts. Franklin, Johnson county. Christian S. Ridenour Monroeville, Allen county. W. D. Shields Alaska, Morgan county. John Snyder, Oakland, Ills. Annie Stapp Areola, Illinois. Laura Shirley New Goshen, Vigo county. Presley Smith Spencer, Owen county.. E. Van Nice Washington, Boone county. Malissa Van Duyn Long, Vermillion county. Clara Whitcomb Clinton, Vermillion county. Andrew J. Wilson Montezuma, Parke county. Martha Whitesell New Goshen, Vigo county. Thirza Wright Westfield, Illinois. Minnie. Wilkin Plainfield, endricks county. J. R.Wiley Darrtown, Ohio. Cathreine Woodmansee Indianapolis, Marion county.

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13 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. 13 enry Case Gilead, Miami county. William D. Chambers New Frankfort, Scott county. Mary R. Clark Pendleton, Madison county. Nora A. Clifton agerstown, Wayne county. Eliphalet Cole Catlin, Illinois. Jessie A. Cook Centre Valley, endricks co. William B. Creager Sullivan, Sullivan county. enry F. Dalgleish Pleasant, Switzerland county. Walter E. Fagan Williamsburgh, Wayne county. Nettie E.Ferris Burnettsville, White county. Catherine Ferris Burnettsville, White county. Mary F. Glover Bedford, Lawrence county. Fremont Goodwin West Lebanon, Warren county. Joseph W. Gregory Plainfield, endricks county. George W. Guilder North Manchester, Wabash co. William all Pierceton, Kosciusko county. Lewis C. Lawrence Poland, Illinois. William Thomas Loehr Palestine, Kosciusko county. Frank L. Maxwell Pierceton, Kosciusko county. Cyrus. Masten Stilesville, endricks county. Thomas McGlassen Boonville, Warrick county. J. E. Mills Youngstown, Vigo county. Alonzo E. Mowrer North Manchester, Wabash co. James M. Motsenbocker New Augusta, Marion county. Caroline Moodey..New Point, Decatur county. Leander B. Nusbaum Wakarusa, Elkhart county. Thomas J. Shea Lexington, Scott count} -. Ida Shoemaker Warsaw, Kosciusko county. William P. Smith Cambridge City, Wayne county. Emily Waterman Waterman, Parke county.

14 14 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. SECTION VII. William enry Ashley... Jamestown, Boone county. Mary J. Cox Mary S. Drouillard William P. atfield Daniel G. ill Mindaicklin *0. F. Johnson North Vernon, Jennings co Vandalia, 111. * Expelled.

15 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. 15 Richard T. Miller M. C. W. Nethercutt, G. W. Nowlin Gilead, Miami county. Bell Aire, 111. Ida Phillips \ Windsor, 111. EttaTrish Jonathan L. Warman Oliver M. Wheeler... William A. Wright... SECTION VIII. Caroline Armstrong.. J. W. Brenkert Jeremiah A. Barber... John F. Clifford

16 *i6 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. Effie Clymer Edward Cochran Cornelius W. Crouse Thomas. Craven John A. Culbertson Mary Coppock Virginia V. Dowdall Jesse D. Davis Mrs. Josephine Dobbins Flora B. Defnbaugh Orton W. Dudgeon William. Douglass James B. Evans Elizabeth Foreman Lida Graham Jacob. ess Mrs. Florence omman Edward L. ottenstein Logansport, Cass county. Cass, Sullivan county. Clay City, Clay county. Tipton, Tipton county. Gilead, Miami county. Livingston, Illinois. Indianapolis, Marion county. Salem, Washington county. Logansport, Cass county. Brazil, Clay county. Rochester, Fulton county. Cloverdale, Putnam county. Jamestown, Boone county. enia, Miami county. Frankfort, Ky. Plymouth, Marshall county. Logansport, Cass countv. Winamac, Pulaski county. Warsaw, Kosciusco county. Walnut Grove, Warren county. Alpha, Scott county. Sullivan, Sullivan county. Plainfield, endricks county. W. A. McCov S. E. Moses Charlestown, Clark county. Franklin, Johnson county. Rossville, Clinton countv. Decatur, Adams county. Centre Point, Clay county. Sardinia, Decatur county." Bridgeton, Parke county.

17 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. \"J Wilson Neal Coffee, Clay county. N. Clara Puckett Cerro Gordo, Randolph county. Sarah Roberts Milton, Wayne county. oward M. Royal Tell City, Perry county. George A. Sexson Coal Bluff, Vigo county. James M. Schroeder Plymouth, Marshall county. Asher O. Sinks Ben Davis, Marion county. Mark Storen Lexington, Scott county. Viola L. Strain Warsaw, Kosciusko county. Frederick Swope Clayton, endricks county. Jane Terhune Greensburgh, Decatur county. Adelle Walker illsboro, Fountain county. Louis Whitledge Evansville, Vanderburgh co. Martin P. Wiuternheimer Kasson, Vanderbugh county. SECTION I. William Burke Wabash, Wabash county. David M. Boyle Cythiana, Posey county. Calvin W. Bobo armony, Clay county. Thomas E. Beeson Coal Bluff, Vigo county. John W. Bateman Boonville, Warrick county. iram E. Bacon Morristown, Shelby county. Benjamin F. Beard Pimento, Vigo county. Jacob Bennett Boonville, Warrick county. George Brundige ' Rome, Wabash county. Dora Bundy Carthage, Rush county. Leulla Conley Otter Creek, Vigo county. Allen F. Congleton Cory, Clay county. Eliza Cotner Logansport, Cass county. Beatrice Cummins Carlisle, Sullivan county. Anna E. Daugherty Scotland, Greene county. Catherine Davidson Plainfield, endricks county. 2 S. N S.

18 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. Evalyn Dowden Greensburgh, Decatur county. William M. Exline Sullivan, Sullivan county. Mary Ewart Cory, Clay county. Laura Furgeson B. F. Good Pulaski, Pulaski county. arriet M. Good Pulaski, Pulaski county. Anna Guthrie Idaville, White county. Emma C. offmaister Washington, Daviess county. Lucy Jacks Lena, Parke county. ugh Kennedy Burrows, Carroll county. John W. Kimberlin Armstrong, Vanderburgh co. Mary A. Mace Nabb, Clark county. William W. McEldowncy Earned, Kansas. Marion S. McCormick Clayton, endricks county. Isaac N. Mugg Quincy, Owen county. Walter B. Monroe Saluda, Jefferson county. William R. Nesbit Sullivan, Sullivan county. Gilbert Norman Clayton, endricks county. Laura Owen Springville, Lawrence county. Docia Owen Joseph. Pennington St. Mary's, Vigo county. Anna Phillips Scotland, Illinois. Mary Porter Clinton, Vermillion county. Elizabeth Pritchard Prairieton, Vigo county. James Reed Sullivan, Sullivan county. Annie Robbins Sullivan, Sullivan county. John F. Rissler armony, Clay county. Josephine Sanders New armony, Posey county. John L. Shadinger Peru, Miami county. Anna E. Strain Warsaw, Kosciusko county. Martha A. Stone Alpine, Fayette county. Cullie E. Shirley Lebanon, Boone county. Elizabeth E. Tomlinson Plainfield, endricks county. Clara Tull Boggstown, Shelby county.

19 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. 19 Jessie Wells Ella Wilkins Augusta Woodmansee Oquawka, Illinois. Romney, Tippecanoe county. Brazil, Clay county. IRREGULAR, The persons whose names appear in this list have done more or less work in the school; but the extent, or the character of their work, has been such that they can not be properly placed in any of the regular classes Charlotte Ackles Robert M.Blair ibernia Buskirk... D. R. Cunningham.. William Chavis Rachel Cretcher George A.Cook Nancv M. Ferguson Eliza M. Flannigan.. Minnie B. Gamron. J.W.askett George S. am Andrew J. Johnson.. Laura Kendall Ella Latimore Indianapolis, Marion county. Ascension, Sullivan county. Seymour, Jackson county. Shelburn, Sullivan county. Chicago, Illinois. Princeton, Gibson countv. Sullivan, Sullivan county. Pierceton, Kosciusko county. Waynesville, Illinois....Attica, Fountain county. Grayville, Sullivan county. Azalia, Bartholomew county. adlev, endricks county. Lewisville, enry county. Terre aute, Vigo co:mty. Albion, Illinois. Summit Grove, Vermillion co. Johnson ville, Warren county. Pecksburgh, endricks county. Torre aute, Vigo county. Carthage, Rush countv.

20 20 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. Margaret Maclean Martha Mayes M. I. Prichard L.K.Pratt Charles E. Pettyjohn Stephen D. Robinett Susan Royce Lewis W. Stringer Mary A. Stone George W. Swan Samuel Swain Edmund B. Tolbert Mrs. Margaret Wol f Coke S. Wright Esther Walker.....Rathboneville, New York..Kewanna, Fulton county..st. Mary's, Vigo county..oregon, Clark county..prairieton, Vigo county..lafayette, Tippecanoe county....oregon, Clark county....cicero, amilton county...pendleton, Madison county.saluda, Jefferson county..philomath, Union countv...albion, Noble county... SUM MA RY Total in Normal School.. Number in Model School Grand Total

21 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. 21 TE PURPOSE OF TE SCOOL. The State Normal School was created by the Legislature for the special purpose of instructing and training teachers for the public schools of the State. It is a part of the School System of the State. The institution seeks to accomplish its purpose by thorough reviews, and by instruction in all the branches taught in the public schools; by observation aud actual practice in the training schools connected with the Normal School; by a careful study of the objects and methods of education as determined by an analysis of mind, and as confirmed by intelligent experience ; by a study and comprehension of the origin and the object of the Public School System of the State; by a study and comprehension of the relations of the teacher to the school, to the community and to the State; and by the professional spirit which it seeks to awaken in the student. TE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION Includes the subjects required by law to be taught in the public schools, and also the elements of those branches of science aud philosophy, the need of which is daily felt by the people in their industrial, social, and political relations. The character of the instruction is thorough and practical. It keeps constantly in view the wants of the teacher.

22 COURSE OF STUDY. FIRST TERM. Arithmetic. Grammar and Composition. Orthoepy and Reading. Theory of the School; the School System of the State. Elementary Physics and Geography. Penmanship, with Methods in the same, one-half term. SECOND TERM. Arithmetic. Grammar and Composition, including Matter and Method. Reading. Geography. Instruction in Morals, one-half term. Orthography, one-half term. TIRD TERM. Arithmetic and Book-keeping. Grammar and Composition, including Matter and Method. Geography. Methods in Reading and Number, with Observation and Practice. Physiology. FOURT TERM. Grammar and Composition, both Matter and Method. Geography, one-half term. Physics, one-half term. United States istory. Free-hand and Geometrical Drawing.

23 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. 23 FIFT TERM. Algebra. Physics, and Chemistry. Educational Psychology. Civil Government and Constitution of the United States. Algebra. United States istory. Educational Psychology. Composition and Rhetoric. SIT TERM. SEVENT TERM. General istory, including Method. English Literature. Methods, with Observation and Practice in Model Training Schools. Methods in Geography, one half term. Themes. EIGT TERM. Geometry. Botany. Themes. TIME OF TE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION. The course of instruction can be completed by the average student in eight terms; by abler students in less time. It is not necessary that the student should prosecute his studies during consecutive terms. e may attend one or more terms, stop to teach a term or more, then continue his studies.

24 p to TABULAE STATEMENT OF COURSE OF STUDY. 0 * For Pupils Entering Fall Term. For Pupils Entering Winter Term. For Pupils Entering Spring Term. STUDIES. Grammar and Ccmposi'n Orthoepy and eading... United States istorv Governm't and Constit'n Observation and Practice First Year. a... 3 u n o* 1 u ~z CO Second Year] Third Year. a to a a OJ l-t 02 d u a 0> 01 a g S g o B Fi rst Year. S a' CO x..j J.... Second Year. Third Year. 9 3 u V a oi a 's a 03 s En a CO First Year. a" E c-1 a 3 x 1. Second Year. a g n m a a. cs a g aj -a CO Third Year. a a CI CO a. a OI 3d Term. [; axvxs :-: s: \ ] 50 x : c/i,; x o p x

25 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. 2j The foregoing table shows the terms during which the study of any given subject may be pursued by classes entering at the beginning of any term in the year. It will be seen that classes entering at the opening of a Fall term may remain out and teach during the Fall term of the third year, return at the beginning of the next term and complete the course by the close of the year. Classes entering at the opening of the Winter term can pursue the studies in the order indicated in the table, and thus complete the course within eight consecutive terms from the time of entering. Classes entering at the opening of the Spring term may pursue the regular course for four terms, teach during the Fall term, return for two terms more, teach a second Fall term, return for the remaining two terms and graduate with a regular class. These plans are suggested for each class as a whole, but it will be observed that any student, entering at the beginning of any term, who has done, satisfactorily, one or more.terms' work may remain out and teach one or more terms at any time, and returning, find a class doing the work for which he is prepared. By following this plan, energetic students can work their way through the school. Such persons, when they have completed the course, are not only prepared theoretically for responsible positions, but they have had practical experience in organizing, instructing, and managing schools. The graduate of the Normal School, who has had suecessful experience in teaching, is always in demand. SORT COURSE. In oder to accommodate still further the working of the insti-^ tution to the necessities of a large class of young persons who aspire to be teachers, and of those who, having had some experience in teaching, yet desire to more thoroughly qualify

26 26 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. themselves for the work, the Board of Trustees have caused to be arranged a short course of instruction and training. This course embraces all the subjects required by law to be taught in the Common Schools. It also embraces a course of instruction in the theory and art of teaching. Persons of good ability, and those who have had some successful experience in teaching, and who wish to make a thorough review of the branches required by law to be taught in the schools, can complete this course in about half the time of the full course. This course covers the first four terms of the regular course. Those who complete this course, can, on its completion, continue on the full course. The difference between the regular course aud the short course, is a difference in completeness. Each is thorough. To students who complete this course, a certificate of the fact will be given. CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION. Students, if females, must be sixteen years of age; if males, eighteen. They must possess good moral character and average intellectual abilities. If residents of Indiana, they must promise to teach, if practicable, in the common schools of the State, a period equal to twice that spent as pupils in the Normal School. They must pass a fair examination in Reading, Spelling, Geography, and Arithmetic through Percentage. They must write a legible hand, and be able to analyze and parse simple sentences. Because of an insufficient appropriation for the incidental expenses of the institution, the Board of Trustees have found it necessary to assess a janitor's fee of one dollar per term. This fee will be collected at the opening of each term.

27 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. 2J EPENSES. Board, including fuel and lights, can be had in good families at $3.00 to $4.00 per week, according to quality of accommodations. There are good facilities for self-boarding and for club-boarding in the city at a cost of $1.75 to $2.50 per week. WAT TO DO ON ARRIVING. Any one coming as a student, and unacquainted in the city, can report himself at the Normal Building at any seasonable hour, where some one will be found to give needed information in regard to boarding. Students arriving by night trains, will find suitable accommodations at the Terre aute ouse and the National ouse, which are on the line of the street railroad. BOOKS. Students should bring with them such standard text-books as they have on the common school branches, for the purpose of reference. LIBRARIES. There are good reference libraries in the school, also a good general library, to all of which, students have access without' charge. To know how to use books is an important part of the teacher's education. Special attention is given to this matter. ATTENTION Is called to the following points : 1. Tuition is free. 2. The instruction is systematic, philosophic, and organic. 3. The discipline is suoh as to lead the pupil to self-government and to the formation of a worthy character. 4. Two good literary societies are in successful operation.

28 28 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. 5. Observation and Practice in the Training Schools. Students are required to observe until they can accurately report and interpret the meaning of each exercise; to practice teaching under criticism until they can plan and conduct recitations and manage classes efficiently. 6. Successful undergraduates obtain good situations at good wages. 7. Graduates are commanding from $50 to $140 per month. 8. The diploma of the Normal School is, by law of the State, equivalent to a State certificate, relieving the holder from county examinations. 9. No student will be admitted to the Normal School who does not intend, in good faith, to qualify himself or herself to teach in the public schools of the State. 10. It is important that every student expecting to attend the Normal School should be present the first day of the term, that all may be examined at once and classified. Those who enter a few days after the beginning of a term, take, in their examination, the time of teachers which should be given to instruction. Besides, those who are tardy at entering, find it difficult to "make up" lost lessons. 11. Every student admitted to the Institution will be required to give satisfactory evidence of a good moral character, and of fair intellectual abilities. The personal appearance and the conduct of the individual, together with a letter from some responsible citizen of known integrity, to whom the bearer is personally known, will be taken as evidence in reference to character. 12. After reasonable trial, if a student shows lack of ability, or of application, or of moral character, to achieve fair success as a student and a teacher, he or she will be kindly advised to withdraw from the school and seek some other occupation. 13. Those desiring other information respecting the Normal School, than that contained in this Catalogue, are requested to address, State Normal School, Box 2020,

29 CATALOGUE OF GRADUATES. NOTE. Graduates are requested to write to the President about the first of April each year, that this Cataloge may be corrected if changes of location have been made. CLASS OF Louise Barbour Susan W. Barbour Lessie arrah Mary A. Oakey William W. Parsons Mary B. Powner toward Sandison Fannie E. (Scott) Burt attie Scott Clinton, Ind. Worthington, Ind. Greensburgh, Ind. CLASS OF Mary O. Andrews Fannie (Bain) Salsich Mary L. (Clark) ewitt Maggie Cox.. Lucy Delano Ada Glick Lucy V. Gosney Cambridge City, Ind. Cambridge City, Ind. Indianapolis, Ind.

30 3Q STATE NORMAL SCOOL. Fannie (ewitt) Simmons Allice (odgin) Stephens Rushville, Ind. Albert T. Jacquith Died, Anna Matthews Richmond, Ind. Elisha B. Milam Bruceville, Ind. v Samuel S. Parr Lida A. Powers Auburn, Ind. \ Michael Seiler Auburn, Ind. Charlotte J. Stimson William L. Welch Washington, Pa. Mattic Woodard Richmond, Ind. RebaWoodard... Died, Minnie Young Muncie, Tnd. CLASS OF Mattie (Bennett) Adams Martinsville, Ind. Allice (Crandell) Graff. Mattie (Curl) Dennis -Wilmington, Ohio. James W. French Mt. Vernon, Ind. Mattie arris Died, Sarah E. Pierce Indianapolis, Ind. Thomas S. Price Robinson, 111. Lawrence W. Stewart Petersburg, Ind. Amy E. Wales Indianapolis, Ind. Ruama W. Wales Indianapolis, Ind. Sarah A. (McCann) Wallace John Williamson Carmel, Ind. CLASS OF Nancy J. Bowman Princeton, Ind. Jane Chase Kansas City, Mo. Rudolph B. Davis \ John Donaldson

31 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. 31 Arrie M. Freeland Benjamin A. Ogdon..*. John J. Padrick Israel E. Youngblood Princeton, Ind. Rosedale, Ind. Newport, Ind. Boonville, Ind. CLASS OF Virginia K. Allan Shelbyville, Ind. James C. Black Acton, Ind. Emma E. Carter Jeffersonville, Ind. Ada F. (all) Sammis.. Rosanna P. Lindsey Indianapolis, Ind.,/William. Mace Winamac, Ind. arriet E. (Naylor) Robbins Shelbyville, Ind. Alice R. Palmer Franklin, Ind. Jonathan Perigo Yankeetown, Ind. T. omer Taylor Boonville, Ind. CLASS OF Charles E. Bickmorc Logansport, Ind. Alma J. (Boore) Carpenter Neodesha, Kan. Olivia J. Bradshaw Logansport, Ind. Albert E. umjfke Wabash, Ind. Marcia Mitchell Annie Moore anover, Ind. Sarah E. Oosley Clinton, Ind. vwilliam B. Woods Logansport, Ind.. CLASS OF Lorenzo D. Barnes Addie Brown Ella Burke Morgan Caraway Logansport, Ind. Rock ville, Ind. Perrysville, Ind.

32 STATE NORMAL SCOOL. Lizzie K. Chambers Shelbyville, Ind. Ida (Dodson) Mace Winamac, Ind. Joseph. Ewbank Everton, Ind. Frances arris KnightsvilIe, Ind. Charles R. arrison Died Cora ill Sheldon, Ills. Rachel King Indianapolis, Ind. Kate Purdy Anoka, Ind. Alpheus Reynolds Perrysville, Ind. Alice Rupp Sallie Scott Mary G. Taylor Warsaw, Ind.